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Woodford, who won a battle to force his former employer to admit to more than a decade of accounting fraud, said he was confident that there would be an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) of shareholders within the next three months.
"We are very close to being in a position to release our names, an alternative slate of directors," Woodford told Reuters by telephone, adding that the list included "credible" Japanese figures to lead the maker of cameras and medical equipment.
"We will have an EGM very shortly, within the next three months, and I will be campaigning hard for a slate (of directors) I believe will win," Woodford said.
The company is preparing to issue about $1.28 billion (100 billion yen) in new shares, the Nikkei business daily reported, to bolster its depleted finances.
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"I agree that the balance sheet needs to be strengthened but I know that we have cash for the next couple of years. We don't have to rush," Woodford said.
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In the Fall of 2013 President Toope convened a Task Force on Intersectional Gender-based Violence and Aboriginal Stereotypes in response to chants promoting rape culture and Aboriginal stereotypes that occurred during student-led Commerce Undergraduate Society FROSH activities.
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to think that School (trip) type holidays are unjustifiable if parents can't take their own kids out of School.(45 Posts)
Firstly no sour grapes here. My DH is a teacher so we can never go away in term time anyway.
I can't believe School ski trips/sight seeing tours/outward bound trips are still happening in term time.
It's mostly only the wealthier families who can afford to send their kids anyway. In addition to that the kids left behnat School have cover supervisor teachers as 'sir' is on the ski trip.
I have no problem with these trips happening in the holidays but they are mostly in term time.
It seems ludicrous that schools put so much effort into making sure the pupils dont exclude each other and then take only the richest ones on a trip.
We are immensely lucky that DD1's school owns its own holiday accommodation (former farm) in a very beautiful part of the country.
All children in Year 8 are given the opportunity to go for 4 days during the summer term - it takes a few weeks for them all to go, so 1 bus load of children is absent at any one time throughout the term.
It is also used by other groups during term time for e.g. geography and science field trips, plus other curriculum linked activities.
As far as I am aware all overseas trips are during school holidays, and as we're in a low wage area, they tend to be of the 3 nights in France type trip. I'm not aware of anything like ski trips, but that could be because a) DD1 wouldn't enjoy it and b) she knows we wouldn't be able to afford it.
There is however a big trip in Year 12/13 to somewhere absolutely amazing which she would love to do - it's to a school in a developing country which is effectively twinned with our high school. It would require a lot of saving/ fundraising though. And it is definitely in holiday time.
Calloh, my DCs are all teens so we have been through this all too many times. I am grown cynical. Why is a skiing trip in any way a necessity? A nice to have maybe but nothing more than that.
School trips are designed to be educational. Every time we organise a trip, from half day to a week away we have be clear which curricular or wider achievement box it ticks. Moreover, they are organised in such a way as to cause minimal disruption.
When a teacher goes for a week, why should it be outwith term time?? School trips can certainly be enjoyable for staff but also a huge responsibility to care for other people's children. Nothing like sitting in A&E with a fourteen year old whose parents are a thousand miles away to make you realise that! And every school will have staff who choose to go and staff who choose not to- but that doesn't mean a class should lose out teacher may family commitments etc.- I assume that your child's teacher kindly stepped in dayshiftdoris.
Also- this is perhaps the only chance some of these children may get to experience such a trip. Families who may not be able to afford to take adults and 2/3 kids on a trip like this may opt to let child go with school, knowing next kid can do it when they are at that stage.
So, yes, I think YABU.
Bit irrelevant the reasons my sons teacher went - the point was the trip as a whole was very disruptive and only open to a selection of the year group.
It's wrong
Ours (secondary) are almost invariably in holidays, with teachers giving up their time.
I'm running one at Easter which involves us leaving two days before end of term - it's the only time I've ever known this happen, & it's because of logistics to do with the destination we're going to.
It's a bit of a ball-ache actually; I've spent the night doing my KS4 planning & I've had to factor in two days of work that a cover supervisor can reasonably deliver. I've got three classes heading into exams who could do with me teaching them for those lessons.
Also, we do do the occasional Friday-Saturday in the UK for theatre trips & the like. They usually run once year 11 have left so that we can deploy staff to teach those left in school with minimal disruption.
The argument about paying for school jollies & students from less well off homes being unable to go is a bugger.
All I can say is that we have a system whereby Pupil Premium money heavily subsidises places, & there's always a flexible payment system in place. It's by no means a perfect set up, but the only time I can recall someone actually being refused a place is when they'd already had several trips subsidised & the parents had invariably failed to make the payments they'd agreed to.
One argument in favour would be: say one of my own dc is desperate to go skiing. I certainly won't be booking a family skiing holiday - can't afford it, & don't fancy it anyway. I'd much rather save up for the dc in question to experience it via a school trip.
Or alternatively just tell him/her no chance, better things to spend my hard-earned on. IME teenagers are quite stoical about that sort of thing.
...& finally, the 'no authorised holidays' thing certainly isn't something teachers asked for! But I'd agree with you that it doesn't sit well with extended jaunts out of school in term-time that take out a substantial proportion of a year group plus their teachers.
Atmy dc's school, ski trips and other recreational trips are always in school holidays. Educational trips are sometimes in term time.
I don't agree with family holidays being taken in term time but can see why families would be pissed off if refused a holiday in term time and then school runs a leisure trip in term time. If that was my dcs school I would be writing to the governors.
But it's a government policy, not a school decision, that leads to the pissed-offness over being told a family holiday is unauthorised. HTs are following rules they've had imposed on them; I don't think many teachers could give a chuff either way, tbh, beyond the fact that pissed-off parents is something we'd sooner avoid.
I'm struggling to think of a trip that I've heard of that's both in term time & purely a jolly, though. Closest we get is year 11's Alton Towers jaunt in July, & that's after they've left on study leave & sat their exams, so hardly disrupting their Gradgrinding.
DH is a teacher and it drives me mad that ALL of the trips are in holiday time.
Yes, I acknowledge it's disruptive to the rest of the school but if it's an educational trip then why not in term tine? For the past four years DH has been on trips during the Easter and May holidays, some of the only time we're able to go away together. Probably more annoying as I have family in a part of the world which is deeply unpleasant to visit in August so Easter is the time we're trying to visit!
Also, at his school the trips are planned and then they find the teachers to go, if they ask and you refuse they get incredibly shitty and so DH who is looking for promotion sort of has his hands tied!
Slight tangent to OP but another perspective.
At DGS's school, the ski trip was in school time. Infuriating as under new regime we cannot take DGCs skiing ourselves, which we would much prefer to do.
"In addition to that the kids left behnat School have cover supervisor teachers as 'sir' is on the ski trip."
I have only known that happen if it is a trip for the year group.
My daughter is off to Barcelona in a couple of months for a week with school. It's the only holiday she will be going on this year because we can't afford to go anywhere in the holidays and I refuse to pull the kids out at term time. My son will do PGL this year for a long weekend so he's not missing out either. I don't really mind not going away as my dh books 2 weeks off and we do all the London touristy stuff and go to beach as we live down south. Much cheaper and I don't have to put the animals in kennels or get a house sitter.
I think my daughter will be going skiing next year with school and my son will go to Barcelona so they still get to go abroad.
All our school trips are in the holidays with teachers giving up their holiday.
We're in Germany & it's only all class trips here, in term time and always in Germany.
YANBU.My DS1's A level class went on a trip to CERN, which they could only arrange at the last minute as another school pulled out.We had 4 days to pay £500 2 weeks before xmas and I just couldn't afford it.Poor DS was the only one who didn't go
School is about more than academic classroom learning, and any trips schools offer have an educational aspect that is either linked to the curriculum or is providing a learning opportunity that they wouldn't otherwise have.
Parents choosing to take their children out of school not only disrupts the classroom deliberately, but it quiet often have no educational value whatsoever. I know parents like to trot out the argument that being in an airport and being exposed to different currency and language is educational, but that only works if parents put the effort in to engage their children with those things. Not all parents do, and so no at all holidays have educational value in the same way that school trips do.
All this crap about teachers strikes and school trips being unfair because of parents not being authorised to take their dc out of school is a very weak argument IMO.
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Round here school trips tend to have a definite educational value and usually (at secondary school) only be taken by the children who have a specific interest in the topic or need it for their GCSE's. Both my dc went on the history trip to the Belgian trenches because both are interested in modern history, and it also added an extra layer of understanding to the work they were doing in English literature.
Dd went on the drama trip (theatrical performance in London) but ds didn't.
Because the trips were known and planned in advance and involved large groups of children the teachers were able to plan their teaching around them and make sure nobody missed out on learning they should be doing.
That is different from one child being absent here and one there.
All residential and holidays with the school happen in term time here.
I have never known them during school holidays, nobody would go.
Surely its better for school activities to happen during school time.
Holidays are for spending with your parents.
I know parents like to trot out the argument that being in an airport and being exposed to different currency and language is educational, but that only works if parents put the effort in to engage their children with those things
Exactly, and while some parents undoubtably do this, the reality - as any teacher will tell you - is that the majority simply don't
They'll agree to anything in pursuit of authorised absence, but then the "homework" they've asked for gets returned creased from being left in the bottom of a case, with perhaps a few sentences scrawled on it for appearances' sake. Then the excuses start: "She was ill" "He didn't understand the work needed" "He was in the kids club and that was just as educational" "Well it is a holiday and he didn't want to work" and so on without end ...
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Is Donald Trump vilifying the press or playing the press?
Take a recent example: someone leaked a draft memo to the Washington Post suggesting that the government will activate 100,000 National Guard troops to arrest illegal aliens. The Post printed the story and the reactions from both sides were predictable. The left was outraged that the government might do such a thing. The right pitched a hissy fit over leaks.
But here's another way to interpret the story. The Trump administration wants to rid the country of approximately 11 million illegal aliens. Deporting them all would be a difficult, expensive, and lengthy task. So here's another way: scare at least some of them into leaving on their own. The National Guard story – though false – undoubtedly started rumors in immigrant neighborhoods that the Feds were about to launch massive sweeps. Better to depart sooner rather than later.
Seen in this light, the Trump administration wins in two ways. First, the story sows fear in immigrant communities and may lead to "self-deportations". Second, the administration continues to build the narrative that the media promotes fake news and is the enemy of the people.
Another tactic to control the conversation is what academics call availability cascades. We humans estimate how risky something is based on information that's available to us. An availability cascade makes a cascade of information – about one and only one topic – readily available to us.
The Ebola scare of 2014 provides a good example. Somebody gets sick with a dread disease. The press writes vivid stories about the illness and makes grim images easily available to us. It's top of mind. Then people push the government to "do something" about the menace. The press writes about that. Then the government actually does something. The press writes about that. Then people protest what the government has done. The press writes about that. Soon, the entire world seems to be chattering about Ebola. If everybody's talking about it, it must be dangerous.
The Trump administration creates an availability cascade when it lures the press into writing more about Islamic terrorism. The administration has accused the press of underreporting terrorist incidents. In response, the press has written numerous articles pointing out just how many stories they've written on terrorist incidents. The net effect? Terrorism is in the headlines every day. Everybody is talking about it. It must be dangerous.
Even fake news can help keep availability cascades in the headlines. The administration makes a far-fetched claim and the press naturally wants to set the record straight. By doing so, the press adds fuel to the availability fire. The story lingers on. As long as the press plays along, the administration will keep creating alternative facts. Think of it as the media equivalent of rope-a-dope.
Trump's obsession with himself creates another availability cascade. Trump regularly talks about himself and his accomplishments – how smart he is, how many electoral votes he won, and so on. He often repeats himself; the news is no longer new. Yet the press keeps writing about it. Apparently, they want to show how self-obsessed he is. But the practical effect is that Trump dominates the headlines very day. If everybody is chattering about him, he must be very powerful.
Bernard Cohen wrote that, "The press may not be successful … in telling people what to think, but it is stunningly successful in telling them what to think about." The Trump administration is using the press to frame the discussion and tell us what to think about. Perhaps it's time for the press to change the subject.
In my critical thinking class, we investigate a couple of dozen cognitive biases — fallacies in the way our brains process information and reach decisions. These include the confirmation bias, the availability bias, the survivorship bias, and many more. I call these factory-installed biases – we're born this way.
But we haven't asked the question behind the biases: why are we born that way? What's the point of thinking fallaciously? From an evolutionary perspective, why haven't these biases been bred out of us? After all, what's the benefit of being born with, say, the confirmation bias?
Elizabeth Kolbert has just published an interesting article in The New Yorker that helps answer some of these questions. (Click here). The article reviews three new books about how we think:
Kolbert writes that the basic idea that ties these books together is sociability as opposed to logic. Our brains didn't evolve to be logical. They evolved to help us be more sociable. Here's how Kolbert explains it:
"Humans' biggest advantage over other species is our ability to coöperate. Coöperation is difficult to establish and almost as difficult to sustain. For any individual, freeloading is always the best course of action. Reason developed not to enable us to solve abstract, logical problems or even to help us draw conclusions from unfamiliar data; rather, it developed to resolve the problems posed by living in collaborative groups."
So, the confirmation bias, for instance, doesn't help us make good, logical decisions but it does help us cooperate with others. If you say something that confirms what I already believe, I'll accept your wisdom and think more highly of you. This helps us confirm our alliance to each other and unifies our group. I know I can trust you because you see the world the same way I do.
If, on the other hand, someone in another group says something that disconfirms my belief, I know the she doesn't agree with me. She doesn't see the world the same way I do. I don't see this as a logical challenge but as a social challenge. I doubt that I can work effectively with her. Rather than checking my facts, I check her off my list of trusted cooperators. An us-versus-them dynamic develops, which solidifies cooperation in my group.
Mercier and Sperber, in fact, change the name of the confirmation bias to the "myside bias". I cooperate with my side. I don't cooperate with people who don't confirm my side.
Why wouldn't the confirmation/myside bias have gone away? Kolbert quotes Mercier and Sperber: ""This is one of many cases in which the environment changed too quickly for natural selection to catch up." All we have to do is wait 1,000 generations or so. Or maybe we can program artificial intelligence to solve the problem.
Let's say you're about to give an important speech to a large audience. You're nervous and your palms start sweating. Which of the following statements is true?
I never really thought about this before I started teaching critical thinking. However, if you had asked me, I would have guessed that the first statement is right. Over the past several years, I've switched my position. Today, I think that the second statement is much more likely to be correct.
Each time I teach critical thinking, some students tell me that they've seen the light. From now on, they will ignore their emotions and make decisions based solely on logic and critical thinking. They will emulate Mr. Spock on Star Trek. In my opinion, that's the wrong thing to do.
Our emotions are a source of information. They tell us something. What they tell us is not always clear. Further, it's not always correct. But they are worth listening to. In fact, I now think of intuition as the body communicating to the brain, through mechanisms like sweaty palms, shallow breathing, shortness of breath, and so on. Our bodies sense our surroundings and communicate information to the brain.
According to Susan David, a professor at Harvard, our emotions can help us clarify our values – but only if we listen to them. In a recent HBR Management Tip of The Day, she writes: "Our emotions are signals that can give us data about what is important to us, but only if we pay attention. Next time you feel emotional at work, take a step back and consider what it's telling you." (Literally taking a step back can help you see your options more clearly, too).
She then goes on to explain how emotions can help us understand our core priorities. She suggests that we can't get to those core priorities solely by thinking – we need to tune in to our emotions. The Heath brothers, in their book, Decisive, also emphasize the need to identify core priorities and offer some tips on how to do it. Between David and the Heaths, you can identify your priorities and learn ways to focus on them.
I'd suggest that you treat your emotions as just another information source. Treat the information that comes through the "emotion channel" just the same as any other information. Evaluate it in the same way as any other piece of information, using the same go-to questions and evaluation processes. Your emotions may be right or they may be wrong. But they're always worth listening to.
You can find Susan David's tip of the day here. (The tip was published on February 9, 2017 – just scroll back to that date). You can also find her longer article in HBR here.
I just spotted this article on Inc. magazine's website:
Want to Be A Revered Leader? Here's How The 25 Most Admired CEOs Win The Hearts of Their Employees.
The article's subhead is: "America's 25 most admired CEOs have earned the respect of their people. Here's how you can too."
Does this sound familiar? It's a good example of the survivorship fallacy. (See also here and here). The 25 CEOs selected for the article "survived" a selection process. The author then highlights the common behaviors among the 25 leaders. The implication is that — if you behave the same way — you too will become a revered leader.
Is it true? Well, think about the hundreds of CEOs who didn't survive the selection process. I suspect that many of the unselected CEOs behave in ways that are similar to the 25 selectees. But the unselected CEOs didn't become revered leaders. Why not? Hard to say …precisely because we're not studying them. It's not at all clear to me that I will become a revered leader if I behave like the 25 selectees. In fact, the reverse my be true — people may think that I'm being inauthentic and lose respect for me.
A better research method would be to select 25 leaders who are "revered" and compare them to 25 leaders who are not "revered". (Defining what "revered" means will be slippery). By selecting two groups, we have some basis for comparison and contrast. This can often lead to deeper insights.
As it stands, the Inc. article reminds me of the book for teenagers called How To Be Popular. It's cute but not very meaningful.
Mashup thinking is an excellent way to develop new ideas and products. Rather than thinking outside the box (always difficult), you select ideas from multiple boxes and mash them together. Sometimes, nothing special happens. Sometimes, you get a genius idea.
Let's mash up self-driving vehicles and drones to see what we get. First, let's look at the current paradigms:
Self-driving vehicles (SDVs) include cars and trucks equipped with special sensors that can use existing public roadways to navigate autonomously to a given destination. The vehicles navigate a two-dimensional surface and should be able to get humans or packages from Point A to Point B more safely than human-driven vehicles. Individuals may not buy SDVs the way we have traditionally bought cars and trucks. We may simply call them when needed. Though the technology is rapidly improving, the legal and ethical systems still require a great deal of work.
Drones navigate three-dimensional space and are not autonomous. Rather, specially trained pilots fly them remotely. (They are often referred to as Remotely Piloted Aircraft or RPAs). They military uses drones for several missions, including surveillance, intelligence gathering, and to attack ground targets. To date, we haven't heard of drones attacking airborne targets, but it's certainly possible. Increasingly, businesses are considering drones for package delivery. The general paradigm is that a small drone will pick up a package from a warehouse (perhaps an airborne warehouse) and deliver it to a home or office or to troops in the field.
So, what do we get if we mash up self-driving vehicles and drones?
The first idea that comes to mind is an autonomous drone. Navigating 3D space is actually simpler than navigating 2D space – you can fly over or under an approaching object. (As a result, train traffic controllers have a more difficult job than air traffic controllers). Why would we want self-flying drones? Conceivably they would be more efficient, less costly, and safer than the human-driven equivalents. They also have a lot more space to operate in and don't require a lot of asphalt.
We could also change the paradigm for what drones carry. Today, we think of them as carrying packages. Why not people, just like SDVs? It shouldn't be terribly hard to design a drone that could comfortably carry a couple from their house to the theater and back. We'll be able to whip out our smart phones, call Uber or Lyft, and have a drone pick us up. (I hope Lyft has trademarked the term Air Lyft).
What else? How about combining self-flying drones with self-driving vehicles? Today's paradigm for drone deliveries is that an individual drone goes to a warehouse, picks up a package, and delivers it to an individual address. Even if the warehouse is airborne and mobile, that's horribly inefficient. Instead, let's try this: a self-driving truck picks up hundreds of packages to be delivered along a given route. The truck also has dozens of drones on it. As the truck passes near an address, a drone picks up the right package, and flies it to the doorstep. We could only do this, of course, if drones are autonomous. The task is too complicated for a human operator.
I could go on … but let's also investigate the knock-on effects. If what I've described comes to pass, what else will happen? Here are some challenges that will probably come up:
These are intriguing predictions as well as troublesome challenges. But the thought process for generating these ideas is quite simple – you simply mash up good ideas from multiple boxes. You, too, can predict the future.


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Because of its extremely low calorie content and high water volume,Romaine lettuce is a very nutritious food. It is an excellentsource of vitamin A, vitamin K, vitamin C, and
folate. In addition,Romaine lettuce is a very good source of fiber, molybdenum,manganese, potassium, and iron. It is also a good source ofthiamine, omega-3 essential fatty acids, riboflavin, vitamin B6,magnesium, calcium, phosphorus, and copper. It contains substantialprotein, niacin, zinc, pantothenic acid, vitamin E, and selenium. Romaine is especially good for your heart. The vitamin C andbeta-carotene work together to prevent the oxidation ofcholesterol. When cholesterol becomes oxidized, it becomes stickyand starts to build up on your artery walls, forming plaques. Ifthese plaques become too large, they can block off blood flow orbreak, causing a clot that triggers a heart attack or stroke. Thefiber in Romaine lettuce binds to bile salts in your colon andremoves them from your body. This forces your body to make morebile, which is helpful because it must break down cholesterol fromyour blood to do so, lowering your blood cholesterol levels. Yourbody uses folate to convert a damaging chemical called homocysteineinto other, benign substances. Homocysteine can directly damageblood vessels, greatly increasing your risk of heart attack andstroke. In addition, Romaine lettuce is a very good source ofpotassium, which can lower high blood pressure, another risk factorfor heart disease.
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Does romaine lettuce have iron?
One cup of shredded Romaine lettuce has 8 calories, one of which is from fat, 1 gram of fiber, 1 gram of protein, 82% of your daily requirement of vitamin A, 19% for vitamin
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This summer I got the chance to visit my sister in New York City. We had a blast just hanging out and doing some shopping here and there. When we walked past Joe Fresh I had to take a peek! I didn't plan on purchasing anything, but I walked out with a $5 tee! What a steal, right? Before then, I had never heard of it. Most likely because of it's Canadian origins with the only U.S. stores in New York. If you get the chance, I definitely recommend taking a look around. I would describe it as having the style of Gap with Forever 21 prices. Perfect combination! The downside is they don't have an online shop unless you live in Canada. Regardless of having a clean, colorful, and organize website... you can't order offline! My first reaction after making this pretty graphic was, "WHAT THE WHAT?!". Maybe they will follow in H&M's footsteps and set up e-commerce soon?
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With significantly more pass routes to run this year in Price's new offense, fatigue became a factor as the day wore along. "About halfway through we got leg weary," Price acknowledged. "We squatted yesterday in the weight room, and it was the first day in pads. So we took a nose dive about halfway through the practice. But that's not unusual. That's to be expected."
The players--especially quarterbacks and receivers--have enjoyed the emphasis on passing, but so far the execution has not caught up with the effort. "I said it wasn't going to be pretty for awhile yet," Mike Price said. "We're throwing the offense at them fast and furious. They're really giving great effort and trying hard."
As weariness set in, the percentage of dropped passes went up. Price explained, "When you get tired, your focus goes down. Your execution and concentration isn't quite as good as you'd like it to be."
Friday's practice was the third session of spring. The Tide will return to the Drew-Thomas Practice Fields tomorrow morning at 10 am for a workout that will include Bama's first unlimited hitting. "We'll get a little scrimmage work done tomorrow," Price said. "We'll probably only hit for a little less than half the practice, so it won't be a full scrimmage."
"I'm sure they look forward to tomorrow. They'll need to get some sleep tonight, so we'll be ready."
There had been talk of a second Saturday session in the afternoon, but Price nixed that idea. "They're a little leg weary and tired," he explained.
Asked if the squad was as far along as he expected after three days, Price responded with his characteristic humor. "I have no idea where I thought we'd be," he said laughing. "I'm still trying to find out where we are."
Price did spot a definite bright spot on Friday, complimenting Coach Kines, his defensive staff and especially the Tide defenders. "I think our defense is going to be okay," Price said. "We're doing some things differently on defense as well, so they're making some mistakes. But they'll hit you."
The Tide players on both sides of the ball are having to get used to new schemes and terminology, and Price has been impressed with the squad's learning ability. "They're a much smarter football team than I had assumed that they would be," he noted. "I knew that they were tough, but I didn't know how smart they would be.
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Hello again. Here I am with my FN Five-Seven. The original FN Five-Seven was made in 2000 by FN Firearms. It uses the same rounds as the P90 PDW, is 8.2 in. long, and has a very small felt recoil because of the way it is built. My FN Five-Seven is sturdy, the slide operates very well, it has what I call a "pin hole" that keeps the pin straight, it looks accurate, and it is fun to hold.
-The Red Book of Westmarch
- Smooth slide
- True trigger
- Shoots 30 -35 ft.
- Looks relatively accurate
- Does not need more than one broken piece
- It is to-scale
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I might post this as an E-book... but it'll cost you $3.97.

why not 3.99???

are you going to post that?
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Yup... well, no. If you wanna build it you are gonna have to get the ebook.
do i need stuff for that
like a e reader?
and money
and btw, why not on ibles? :(
'Cause, 'ibles doesn't help you make money.
Are you paying the other people in the book as well?
Nope, 'cause there would be no way to send them money.
It would be way to long to explain here, but that would not work.
Then offer the book for free.
Too late.
Dude I built it, and put up some pictures in the comments. If you need more, just ask.
Just plain rude.
Just build it from the pictures. It's not that hard. I'm doing it now.
No, you don't need an e-reader, but you will need some money, but then again, this gun is good enough for you to spend a little on it.
You really love using broken rods, dont you?
Sorta...kinda...not really.
sometimes a man just needs broken rods...
True dat!
i know
sometimes we just have to use them, poor little rods
Looks Amazing! Is this the first one on the site? Are you gonna make this an will it be an e-book?
Thanks bro, and yes, I'm gonna make a ebook. In the process of making it now, actually.
Have you decided whether or not you are going to post this on ibles or as a Ebook?

I'll post it as an ebook, but it might take some time.
Tutorial pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease?
Looks good! Are all the rubber bands needed? (I mean for the handle)
Thanks bro. Are all the bands needed on the handle? Nope. =D
Oh ok just for grip I guess? =P
Yeah, just to make it comfortable. =D
Very good five seven
Voted + Favorited
Thanks bro. =D
Cool, one of my favorite secondaries from MW3 :DDD Nice job, looks very realistic, too bad it doesn't shoot though :(
Scratch that I'm an idiot I didn't read, I thought it was a fake slide judging by the pictures... *Embarrassed*
Ah, I see. =D No problem.
Thank you, but it actually does shoot. I think I have up there that it shoots 30 - 35 ft... which is not that great, but it really does not matter, as this pistol is not that great.
Yeah, Ik I'm surprised you missed the comment I made in reply to my own stating that I'm an idiot and I didn't read before posting that comment...
It looks pretty good. Though the trigger guard seems a bit large. Also, some angles are off, but getting those right in pistols is very hard with K'nex.
Pretty good replica.
Thankee kindly. I would have to agree with you on all accounts, as you are totally correct. Thanks again. =D Do you have anything built currently?
You're welcome :)
At the moment, I still have that turreted ZKAR, haven't had much time to work on something (mini vacation, work, pony general threads etc took up a lot of my time)
Ah, I see. =D
Oui. I'll probably get some time tomorrow, though I'm not sure what I want to build :/
Nice! Another Modern Warfare 3 gun! I actually use this a lot because I love playing survival mode. Great Job!
Is it a Modern Warfare 3 gun? I don't know if I knew that or not...? Thanks bro, I am glad you like it. =D
It's featured in MW3


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Ambrose, who led the English first-class bowling averages despite being bothered by the injury all summer, and missed Northamptonshire's last two fixtures of the season because of it, has been diagnosed as suffering from rotator cuff tendinitis, a common complaint among baseball pitchers. He is expected to be out for up to three months but hopes to recover in time for next year's tour by Australia.
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Thought #1: Easy to guess, why she married him.
Thought #2: This looks stunning, probably next years Best Production Desing. But anyway, it looks so complicated and beautiful - the colors, paintings, stairs.Thought #3: It's supposed to be Lady Lucille Sharpe, but looks like a corpse so much. Look at her fingers, they are black. Creepy.
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High School Fine Arts Students from both Memorial and Kennedy have the opportunity to take Choir 1-4 or Music History.
Fine Arts Students are bused from their home campus either in the morning or the afternoon and spend three class periods at the Academy.
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The board of General Motors, the world's largest car maker, overruled the scepticism of its chief executive Rick Wagoner and promised to pursue talks about a global alliance with Renault and Nissan "with an open mind".
But after a board meeting yesterday, the embattled Mr Wagoner said he would be leading the talks, easing speculation that he could be sidelined during the process and eventually pushed out all together.
He has come under fire from the rebel shareholder Kirk Kerkorian, who says a restructuring plan at the ailing car maker is not progressing fast enough. Mr Kerkorian, who owns 9.9 per cent of GM, tried to bounce the company into the Nissan-Renault alliance by making his plan public last week.
Mr Wagoner said: "We periodically receive interesting proposals and we owe it to the company and its shareholders to explore how they might work, and to objectively weigh the potential benefits and issues that each might present."
Nissan and Renault collaborate on the design of new vehicles and many of their models use common parts, cutting manufacturing costs and enabling the pair to squeeze better prices from suppliers. The deal revived the fortunes of Nissan and turned its chief executive Carlos Ghosn into the most sought-after executive in the car industry. He also now heads Renault, and would be expected to take a significant role at GM if it joins the alliance.
Mr Wagoner will meet Mr Ghosn in Detroit next Friday and talks are likely to continue through the summer. "General Motors has a lot of experience with different types of alliances, and some have provided significant benefits to GM's competitive position and financial strength," Mr Wagoner said. "We will enter into discussions with the managements of Renault and Nissan with an open mind - eager to hear their ideas of how an alliance between our companies might work to our mutual benefit."
Fritz Henderson, GM's chief financial officer and a potential successor to Mr Wagoner, had previously been expected to lead the group of executives and advisers looking at the possibility of a deal. The decision to interpose Mr Wagoner eased speculation over his position but also emphasised the seriousness with which the alliance proposal is being taken by the board.
Mr Wagoner's own plan to revive GM - which involves the closure of a dozen factories and 30,000 job losses - is running ahead of schedule but the company is continuing to lose money. Some analysts still believe it is at risk of falling into bankruptcy if it cannot stem its market share losses in the US.Reuse content


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A Cold Case is the story of how Andy Rosenzweig, retired Manhattan cop, reopened an investigation into a double murder that had happened more than thirty years earlier. It bothered him that Frankie Koehler, the notoriously dangerous suspect, had eluded capture.
In a surprising, intensely dramatic narrative, Philip Gourevitch has transformed Rosenzweig's crusade into a searing literary masterpiece, reckoning with the forces that drive one man to murder and another to hunt murderers.
Philip Gourevitch's first novel, 'We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed With Our Families: Stories from Rwanda', won the Guardian First Book Award.
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