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Mr. BROUN of Georgia. Madam Speaker, tonight the Doctors Caucus, people who are physicians, and those of us who are involved in health care on the Republican side, are going to be talking a little bit tonight about ObamaCare. We've talked about ObamaCare a lot over the last several months, and it's now law. We hear over and over again about how ObamaCare is beginning to filter out, and how it's going to affect the American people.
Our President has said, Madam Speaker, that when the American people know what's in the bill, they're going to like it. Well, to the contrary. As the American people get to know what's in the bill, they dislike it more and more, as they rightfully should, because ObamaCare is going to be extremely expensive for everyone.
It's going to be very onerous to almost everyone, except for the Federal bureaucrats who are going to be hired to put ObamaCare into place and who are going to be enforcing it. And in fact, we are even going to have to hire, I think it is 16,500 new IRS agents to enforce it. That's right, Madam Speaker, 16,500 new IRS agents just to enforce ObamaCare on small businessmen and women around this country. The more the American people discover about ObamaCare, the less they like it.
We just heard, I think it was last week, where the Congressional Budget Office said, Oops, we made a mistake. We made a mistake. We were $115 billion too little on our estimate, which puts it way over a trillion dollars. Our Democratic colleagues, their leadership--actually, it's not even all the Democrats, because there are many of them who are very reasonable over there on that side. But the leadership of the Democratic Caucus wanted to get ObamaCare and the President wanted to get ObamaCare passed, and forced the CBO through the parameters that they gave them to try to get the numbers below $1 trillion. Well, they are north of $1 trillion.
Frankly, if you look at Medicare, when CBO projected the cost of Medicare, CBO missed it, missed it terribly. And in fact, I think that's what's going to happen here too. I think ObamaCare is going to be $3 trillion, $5 trillion, maybe $10 trillion. And it's money that our children and our grandchildren are going to have to pay because we don't have the money.
In fact, we just had a lecture about hypocrisy by one of our colleagues just a moment ago, talking about saying one thing and believing another. Frankly, we are continuing to fight to stop this outrageous spending. As Republicans here, we are fighting against ObamaCare. Every single Republican voted against it. Even several Democrats, many Democrats, voted against it. The only bipartisan vote was a vote of ``no'' against ObamaCare, because it's going to be terrible. Unfortunately, it passed the House by five votes. Five votes. That's certainly not a mandate from the House.
The American people, as they study the bill, they are beginning more and more to see how bad it is. The feelings against ObamaCare have been described by one Democratic pollster as hardening against it. We need to repeal and replace ObamaCare. It's the only rational, reasonable thing to do. It's the only economically feasible thing to do.
We see colleagues on the other side talk about budget deficits. They don't care about budget deficits. They don't care about the huge debt that's created. In fact, just last week I was down here on the floor and heard several of our Democratic colleagues blame this economic woe that we have and this huge Federal debt and deficit on George Bush. Can you imagine? On George Bush. We have created more debt in the last year-and-a-half than George Bush did in 8 years. But my Democratic colleagues continue to blame George Bush.
I blame George Bush for bringing us the first tranche of the TARP bill. I voted against it. Many Republicans voted against it. I thought it was a mistake. Then the President came back, our current President, President Obama, came back and he wanted another $350-plus billion to bail out Wall Street even more. Now they are talking about a Financial Services bill to regulate Wall Street that they, the Democrat leadership in this House and the President, want to bail them out and then regulate them on the other hand.
And if the American people will look at who Wall Street gives money to, it's the Democrats. They give the Democrats and the Democratic Party a whole lot more money than they give Republicans. The best friends of big business and the best friends of Wall Street are our Democratic colleagues.
So we are here tonight to talk about spending and failed promises. I am joined in this discussion tonight with two very good friends, two great Members of the House, both freshmen. Both are physicians. We have got Dr. PHIL ROE, who is an OB/GYN from Johnson City, Tennessee, and we have got my fellow family doctor, Dr. JOHN FLEMING, from Shreveport, Louisiana, that have joined us tonight. I understand that Dr. PHIL GINGREY may join us. He is in a markup. And so is Dr. Burgess. They are both in markups in Energy and Commerce.
But now we've got three stellar Members of this U.S. House of Representatives, three stellar members of the Republican Caucus, three stellar members of the Doctors Caucus who have been leaders here. I want to thank the people of Tennessee and Louisiana for sending these two gentlemen here and being part of our conference and being part of this Congress, fighting for the interests of their constituents. I want to thank the people of Louisiana, Madam Speaker, and thank the people of Tennessee for sending Dr. PHIL ROE and Dr. JOHN FLEMING here.
So to kick this off, I will go to Dr. Phil Roe to put in his input about failed promises and the huge spending that ObamaCare, as well as the Democrats not only with ObamaCare, but with their stimulus bill. Dr. Roe, we are fixing to have another bill that our Democratic colleagues are calling a jobs bill. If they liked the first nonstimulus bill--actually, it stimulated big government. It has been an abject failure. But they want to give us another bill. They call it the extenders bill here in Congress, but the American people are going to hear it described as a jobs bill. And that is just absolutely incorrect. Thanks for joining us.
Mr. BROUN of Georgia. Dr. Roe, let me interrupt you briefly and reclaim my time here.
The American people understand what you are having to say about balancing budgets because they have to do that every day in their own home and businesses. My State of Georgia has to balance its budget, our State government does. Many States around this country have to balance their budgets. You had to balance the budget of the city when you were mayor of Johnson City.
We don't even have a budget. First time in history since the last budget act was passed that we're not going to even attempt, not even attempt to have a budget. So how can they constrain their spending? I guess they don't want to have any constraints or anything to try to hold them accountable.
So the American people I think, Dr. Roe, need to know that we are not going to have a budget. They don't have a budget. We're not going to have a budget in this Congress. JOHN SPRATT, who is the chairman of the Budget Committee, said, "If you can't budget, you can't govern.'' The majority leader on this side said that putting forth a budget is critical for governing. They're not governing. They're not budgeting. I just wanted to kick that in just so that our listeners tonight could understand they don't have a budget so they're not working under the constraints of a balanced budget.
I have introduced a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution. There are three actually on our side that have been introduced. They are all slightly different. But all of them call for a balanced budget. But we on the Republican side want to balance our budget.
Mr. BROUN of Georgia. Thank you, Dr. Roe. I appreciate it.
And you are exactly right. In the State of Georgia, they've just finished their session, a 40-day session. The general assembly just finished about 2 weeks ago. It took 40 legislative days, all the way to May to finish 40 legislative days, and it is because of the economic downturn and the lack of revenue. And we have a balanced budget requirement in our State constitution. So Georgia has to balance its budget, just like people have to balance their budgets, just as we should be balancing our budget here in the Federal Government.
And in doing so, people who are paid by the State--teachers, policemen, State highway patrol, as an example. Just talked to Jimmy Williamson, the police chief at University of Georgia, as a person who is employed by the State. All of these folks are being furloughed. They're being furloughed on a day-by-day basis. So they have to lose a day of work, maybe a day a month, a day periodically. They're not counted in these unemployment statistics. They're not counted in how the Department of Labor gives us all of those numbers on a monthly basis. So our administration and the leadership up here don't count those furlough days, but they're unpaid furlough days. It's hurting their salary. It's hurting families.
And it's because of this gross mismanagement of the Federal spending, this gross, outrageous spending that the Federal Government's doing that is going to put our children and our grandchildren in an economic squeeze where their standard of living is not going to be as high as ours. And ObamaCare is going to put a lot of people in a position, as you were just saying, where they can't find a doctor.
In fact, during another previous Doctors Caucus period of time of discussing things during Special Orders, I said that people may have a free health care card, Medicaid card or whatever card it is, but it will be as worthless as a Confederate dollar was after the War Between the States. And the reason for that, you just brought up, Dr. Roe, is that doctors are not going to be able to accept Medicaid and Medicare because of the rationing of care, the marked reduction of their payments from the Federal Government and doctors who are trying to take care of poor people. And the elderly today are struggling because the Federal Government pays providers--whether it's a hospital, a doctor, or a physical therapist--less money today than it costs them to provide that service.
I'll give you an example, just a number of years ago in my own practice when I was in an office. I've done house calls since 2002. So I'd go see my patients at home, and work was no longer office space. But when I was office space, Medicaid reimbursed us for the shots, immunizations for our kids, childhood immunizations, at less money than it cost to buy the serum. And then that doesn't count the cost of our nurses' time and the liability costs and the medical records costs and the syringe and the alcohol pad and these other things. Government was reimbursing us at a lower level. So I had to send all of my pediatric patients for their childhood immunizations over to the health department, and they were getting them from a government entity because I could not provide those services.
But that comes back to another thing that you said, Dr. Roe, where just before ObamaCare was passed, our President said he wanted everybody in this country in one health care pool. What does that mean to the American people? What that means is that his desire is for us to have total socialized medicine where everybody in this country is in the same pool. Everybody's health care is controlled by the Federal Government. So there are panels here in Washington, D.C., that are going to ration care, as Dr. Roe was just mentioning. It's going to tell us who can go in the hospital, who can get a treatment, what medications we can get. There's going to be a tremendous rationing of care.
Before that happens, I think, Dr. Roe, you're exactly right in that this unfunded mandate that's being forced on the States by the expansion of Medicaid rolls is going to hurt my State of Georgia that much more. They're struggling now to balance their budget. The teachers are being released from their duties and are not going to be rehired for next school year because the State of Georgia doesn't have the money to pay for Medicaid today. And it's going to be expanded. And we're going to fire all of the teachers? I hope not. We need to be paying our teachers more. We need to be doing more for our teachers.
But we're in a bind. And the Federal Government, under this leadership of this administration and the leadership of the House and the Senate, are making matters worse and worse.
Mr. BROUN of Georgia. Dr. Roe, just tonight I went to a meeting just before we came down for this last series of votes. In fact, I came from that meeting here to the floor of the House. And I was talking to a leader of a large transportation organization, and he told me that they've studied ObamaCare and they've decided that they're going to do exactly what you said. They're going to push all of their employees into the public exchange, which--they're just going to pay the $2,000. Just tonight I talked to a guy, just an hour and a half ago, who said that hundreds of their employees are going to be pushed into the public exchange.
This goes back to fulfill Barack Obama's promise of wanting to try to develop one pool for everybody. But he has failed in his promises because we were assured that their new law would be the answer to health care financing problems. Au, contraire. I am not good at speaking French. My wife, Niki, all the time chastises me for my not being able to speak these things and not even--she's from Indiana, so she doesn't even think I speak English.
But we see over and over again where these failed promises and this increased debt and all of the things that are going on are costing hundreds of jobs and are going to force people into government health insurance programs.
So the spending has to stop. This outrageous spending has to stop here. And unfortunately, we have failed promises by the Federal Government.
Dr. Roe is unfortunately having to leave, and I thank Dr. Roe for spending some time with us and with the American people this evening. Thank you, Dr. Roe.
I want to go to our next doctor who's here with us tonight, a good friend, great Member of Congress, Dr. JOHN FLEMING. Family doctor from the northwest corner of Louisiana. One of my favorite States. I love to go down there and go duck hunting. And they're struggling by the Federal Government's failure to deal with this outrageous economic as well as environmental disaster that's going on down there. In fact, failing--our Federal Government and this administration is failing to take care of what they're charged to do under Federal law.
In fact, STEVE SCALISE, our good friend from New Orleans, came to the floor yesterday and was talking about that. He was even chastised by one of our dear Democratic colleagues. But the Federal Government has a responsibility under Federal law on these major oil spills to get engaged in trying to deal with that. They failed to do so.
But thankfully, your district is up in the northwest corner. I know your patients miss you like my patients miss me. I am still practicing medicine, but, Dr. Fleming, thanks for joining us tonight.
Mr. BROUN of Georgia. Let me interrupt you a minute, Dr. Fleming, and reclaim my time, but I want to ask you a question.
Have you heard any of our Democratic colleagues say we need to move on, it's now law and we need to accept it, and we just need to go forward and it's the law of the land and, thus, we're being sore losers? We're just being nothing but soreheads because we're talking about health care still.
But it's critical the American people understand that it's not put in place completely, and the most onerous parts of ObamaCare are yet to come, and it's a few years out. So we can repeal ObamaCare. We can replace it with something that makes sense. I've already introduced one repeal and replace bill. I had introduced a bill, H.R. 3889, prior to ObamaCare passing, which was my own comprehensive health care reform bill. Comprehensive. It dealt with Medicare, helped reform Medicare so that people could continue to get Medicare and could continue getting their money back that they invested in the Federal Government through Medicare through their FICA taxes and their payroll deductions and stuff like that. And I reintroduced it as repeal ObamaCare and replace it with my H.R. 3889.
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Jefferson Adams is a freelance writer living in San Francisco. His poems, essays and photographs have appeared in Antioch Review, Blue Mesa Review, CALIBAN, Hayden's Ferry Review, Huffington Post, the Mississippi Review, and Slate among others.
He is a member of both the National Writers Union, the International Federation of Journalists, and covers San Francisco Health News for Examiner.com.
A research team recently examined the effects of prednisolone and a gluten-free diet on mucosal epithelial cell regeneration and apoptosis in celiac disease.
Celiac.com 05/19/2014 - A research team recently examined the effects of prednisolone and a gluten-free diet on mucosal epithelial cell regeneration and apoptosis in celiac disease.
The team included Shalimar, P. Das, V. Sreenivas, S. Datta Gupta, S.K. Panda, and G.K. Makharia. They are with the Department of Gastroenterology and Human Nutrition at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in Ansari Nagar in New Delhi, India.
For their pilot randomized, controlled trial, the team looked at thirty-three untreated patients with celiac disease. They randomly assigned 17 of them to a gluten-free diet alone, and the other 16 to a gluten-free diet + prednisolone. Gluten intake was 1 mg/kg for 4 weeks.
The team conducted duodenal biopsies at the start, and at 4 and 8 weeks following treatment. They recruited six patients with functional dyspepsia as control subjects.
The team stained all biopsies for markers of intrinsic apoptotic pathway (AIF, H2AX, p53), common apoptotic pathway (CC3, M30), apoptotic inhibitors (XIAP, Bcl2), and epithelial proliferation (Ki-67). They then compared apoptotic (AI) and proliferation indices (PI).
Initial duodenal biopsies showed the end apoptotic products H2AX and M30 to be markedly higher.
In comparison with those treated with GFD alone, after 4 weeks of GFD + prednisolone treatment, some markers of both intrinsic and common apoptotic pathways showed rapid decline.
After prednisolone withdrawal, there was overexpression of H2AX, CC3, and p53 in the latter group. In comparison with those treated with only GFD, patients treated with prednisolone showed suppression of mucosal PI, which started rising again after withdrawal of prednisolone.
Apoptosis takes place in mucosal epithelium in celiac disease.
The take away here is that a short course of prednisolone quickly suppresses apoptosis. However, it also suppresses epithelial regeneration, an so should be used only for a short time, if at all.


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Histopathology images now up in the image gallery (as well as mentioned on the Kickstarter page) just for all the doctors out there! Additionally, you can view the entire collection of photos (taken with an iPhone 4S and a Zeiss iLED) up in Google+ galleries.
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pauld2411 replied to Christian_IA's topic in Ford Mondeo / Vignale ClubIs this all of the time or intermittent , do you at any time go into limp mode
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pauld2411 replied to stevieboy79's topic in Ford Mondeo / Vignale ClubMy injector 2 is faulty , anyone with the same symptoms you will know what is wrong
pauld2411 replied to stevieboy79's topic in Ford Mondeo / Vignale ClubThanks for the update might not be as rare as ford might let on as I have the exact same symptoms I previously had it into ford who found a slight anomaly with injector 3 but then only remapped the injectors
pauld2411 replied to stevieboy79's topic in Ford Mondeo / Vignale ClubThanks for the update might not be as rare as ford might let on as I have the exact same symptoms I previously had it into ford who found a slight anomaly with injector 3 but then only remapped the injectors
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pauld2411 replied to stevieboy79's topic in Ford Mondeo / Vignale ClubI have the same issue on the same model of Mondeo , I have a 2009 with 40k on the clock intermittent and get limp mode twice a year but hesitation nearly every week , if this is camshaft sensor I will change first to see as they are only about 20 quid I thought it was more like signs of injector failing , did you get the problem checked out?
pauld2411 replied to stethedriver's topic in Ford Mondeo / Vignale ClubHows it going , i have the same car,year and same issue , this would occur at motorway driving and then became more of a problem even during 30-40mph driving , i did a couple of things and for 5 months i have not had the same issue , do you have more smoke than normal also , fit a EGR blanking plate (£3 off ebay) , also change your air filter to a premium filter (non ford) and clean out the air inlet duct work , also check for holes in the turbo pipework such as intercooler to EGR to see if you have any wear in the pipework (only way to see underneath is the engine cover needs taken off ) sometimes though the hole is not seen unless your up around 2000RPM, one last thing is to check all your air inlet pipework is fully secured including going to EGR The fault doesnt even register on a fault reader they tried to tell me there was an issue with Injector 3 and they cleaned it out and remapped them , i still had the issue after it left them with them also telling me that with no fault code they dont know the fault problem just like yourself, i have my own reader and when the engine malfunction came on i plugged in my own reader and it didnt have any DTC's stored in the ECM
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pauld2411 replied to BlackPanther832's topic in Ford Mondeo / Vignale ClubDid you get this resolved , I had exactly the same issue today pulling out of a junction , car juddered and engine malfunction lit up along with traction control light , I have a fault reader but it states no fault was stored in the ECU so don't know what the issue is , any thoughts
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pauld2411 posted a topic in Ford Mondeo / Vignale ClubHi all , im getting only about 37 MPG and get some black smoke at 2000 RPM and smoky on start up , i blanked off the EGR thinking it would help but i still get a smoky Mondeo and the smell is bad (like following an old transit van), to me its a air or fuel mix problem , there is slight loss of power daily for a second or 2 when you are driving , Ford previously couldnt find a problem and couldnt fidn the fault , i have had 2 engine malfunction amber lights in the last year with the loss of power but didnt have my OBD2 to read the fault each time , without a fault code not sure of the problem , could this be either a turbo hose problem , i cant see anything wrong with the hose , or could this be the MAF sensor or other June 2009 MK4 TDCI Mondeo
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pauld2411 replied to pauld2411's topic in Ford Mondeo / Vignale ClubOk , so I bought the blanking plate as recommended , everything for the last month has been ok but I haven't done any motorway driving so lower speeds , I thought the hesitation had disappeared until today when the car started its "jerkiness" at approx. 45mph to rectify I slowed down and the problem disappeared again , could this still be an EGR sticking or could there be a split in a hose somewhere , there is slight black soot deposits on the side of the EGR where the inlet hose connects to it , this is fitted tight , there are also amounts of black smoke on heavy acceleration but not any other time , is this an air intake problem rather than EGR ?
pauld2411 replied to pauld2411's topic in Ford Mondeo / Vignale ClubThanks all for the responses much appreciated , one last question does your engine management light ever come on since you used a fully blanked plate?
pauld2411 replied to pauld2411's topic in Ford Mondeo / Vignale ClubIs the plate normally blank , I have seen some with a hole in the centre ?
pauld2411 posted a topic in New Member IntroductionsHi im new to this forum , I have owned fords for over 10 years , first ford was a focus now I drive a MK4 Mondeo but currently having problems as per another post , hoping to get ideas and support , thank you
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pauld2411 posted a topic in Ford Mondeo / Vignale ClubHi im new to this site but im looking some help or if anyone else has got the same problem , since buying my Mondeo MK4 I have reported back to the local ford dealer about hesitation particurly in the 70mph region , I left the car in and they updated the software , last year I was out 50 miles from home and the car was doing random hesitation then on acceleration into a dual carriageway the amber engine failure light came on and it felt the car lost power , I got it recovered to the local dealer who said initially they couldn't find a problem but then told me they found a code on injector 2 but it seemed still to be in spec , they informed me they cleaned the rail and then remapped the injectors , this was August last year , the car since then would do the random hesitation but not as much then today on the motorway started doing it again and then the amber engine failure light came on , I have an OBD11 and it didn't read any fault codes on the computer , im a member of the AA and got them out to see if their fault reader picked anything up but theirs also had no fault codes , I proceeded to drive the car back home at 50 mph the full journey and didn't get the hesitation at all (bar 1 slight kick at a set of traffic lights) , anyone any ideas , could this be the EGR needing cleaned or could it be an injector , any help would be appreciated 2009 Mondeo TDCI 1.8
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Černý DůlThe romantic area of Černý Důl lies at the southern foot of the Giant Mountains at an altitude of 684 m. The name of the Czech village translates to "black mine," referring back to their history as a mine settlement, as well as the lush forestry in the surrounding area. In the 18th century, everything here revolved around limestone mining, but the focus today is on a different sort of white splendour. Mother nature makes sure to provide a rich …
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HarrachovHarrachov is the most well known winter sports centre in the Czech Republic and is situated west of the Giant Mountains and the Izera Mountains, near the Polish border. The town Harrachov (650 m) is situated on the Čertová Hora (Devil's Mountain) and is especially well known due to the continental and world cup ski-jumping championship, which was broadcast throughout Europe. The natural town was founded in the 17th century and became popular due …
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Pec pod SnezkouSurrounded by numerous mountain flanks lies the spa resort Pec pod Snezkou at an altitude of 769 m, just at the foot of the highest peak in the Czech Republic, the Sněžka (1,602 m), in the eastern Giant Mountains. The former mountaineer village still resembles some traces of the past. These include, for instance, the historical mine, telling the stories of the times when ore mining was still the main industry in this region. In the meantime the …
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Špindlerův Mlýn (Spindler's Mill)Špindlerův Mlýn (Spindler's Mill) is known as the most popular winter sports resort in the Giant Mountains, due to its internationally mixed visitors. With its buildings from the 1920's the resort has kept the original atmosphere, underlined by many local traditions and cultural events which take place here regularly. The "Skiareal Špindlerův Mlýn" comprises the areas Medvedín and Svatý Petr, which stretch out from both sides of the resort. …
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The Monument Keeperoliver One: The Ceremony
It was to be a momentous occasion. It was to commemorate the fall of savior of the wizard world at the hands of Voldemort. It was a monument to the great Harry James Potter. A statue that was found in Carlisle Castle, deep within it's dungeons that had been hidden from view by magic.
It had been found by a class of students who were there on an excursion with the Professor from their school. One of the students happened to stop to examine something that appeared on the wall, like runes. As she ran her fingers over the runes, the wall disappeared from view, and the stairway leading down into the dungeons was shown to the students. There were six cells in the area, and skeletons were found in five of them, while in the sixth, the statue was found.
What amazed the class, was that it was so life like that tears were shown on the cheeks of the face of whoever it was. Pictures of the statue were taken, and sent to all major publications in Great Briton.
This was how the minister of Magic, Kingsley Shacklebolt learned of the find. Upon seeing the face of the statue, he knew right away that it was Harry James Potter. He thought that it might be that he was solidified ten years ago, but all attempts to terminate any spell cast on it failed. So rather than put it away from view, he decided to have a ceremony celebrating the final achievement he accomplished. That of saving all who were thought dead. Fifty one people died, and fifty one people, and one elf returned from the dead, while one more left them. Kingsley thought back on that evening, remembering all that Ron Weasley and Hermione Weasley, nee Granger told him of their mission. However, he was missing some very key elements to the story. The true story of that fateful evening went like this:
The Battle:
Ron and Hermione sat to the front of the fleeing dragon, and Harry sat to the rear. Neither of them could believe what just took place. They had actually broken into Gringotts, got the Cup, and escaped on dragon back. Even the treachery of Griphook could not stop them.
They had been flying for over an hour, and they began to fear the dragon would never land, so that they could get off. They finally made it over a body of water that was more than familiar. It stretched out from the base of a great castle. Black Lake.
Harry was ready to tell the others to jump into the water, when he felt his head start to split in pain. The thoughts of Tom Riddle began to flood his mind. He knew what the three were doing, and was on his way to get the last item he had hidden. It was the Diadem and it was in the RoR. Harry now knew what it was, and where it was. However, the pain was so great that he lost consciousness and fell from the back of the dragon, with out Ron and Hermione knowing. The cold water revived him, and he swam for the shore. He had to get into the castle quickly, and make his way to the Chamber to get another fang. He knew that Tom was on his way here, and time was of the essence. He made it to shore, and found his way to the Shrieking Shack. He entered the tunnel that led to the roots and freedom. He hit the knot on the tree to quiet the Willow, then dashed across the field to the castle. He had donned the cloak before he left the tunnel. He entered the front entry, and made his way to the dungeon area and the loo that was the home of Moaning Myrtle. It was also the entry to the Chamber.
Once he pulled the fang from the mouth of the dead Basilisk, he used his charm skills to make a weapon from the fang that would not only destroy the cup, but hopefully Nagini as well. However, knowing how close he would have to get for a dagger to kill the snake, he instead used a small sliver from the fang, and made a dart. He then searched the chamber for something top launch his dart. He found a stick that he changed into a hollow reed. He stuck the dart into the reed, and checked one end to see if there was any light showing through. There wasn't, and he marked the end where he was to blow into to launch the dart. He didn't want any mistakes, as it would cost him his life. He placed the reed in his back pocket and removed his wand. He made it back up to the loo, where Myrtle was waiting for him. "Hello Harry. Nice of you to visit me again."
"Hello Myrtle. It is nice to see you as well. Myrtle, I was wondering if you could do me a favor?"
"If I can Harry."
"Do you think you could go to the RoR and if any one is there, tell them, that I am in the castle, and need help."
"I can do that Harry. Be back in a bit." and she was gone. Then so was Harry, as he made his way up to the RoR. By the time he got there, he saw the students running from the hidden room and heading for the Dungeon area to look for Harry. Having worn his cloak once again, Harry was hidden from view, and once the last person went by, Harry walked to the place he knew so well, and paced three times in front of it, looking for a place to hide something.
He entered the room, and looked for the Diadem. He didn't know what it looked like, but he did know what a dark object felt like when he was near it. The past year taught him this. He looked for five minutes, when he felt the evil presence of the Horcrux. He went to the area it felt the strongest, and had to laugh, when he saw the crown that sat on the head of the bust where he placed it last year. He knew that the protection on the diadem would not let him get the crown with magic, and he didn't want to touch it, so he pushed the bust over, and the crown fell to the floor. Harry took the knife he fashioned from the fang, and stabbed the crown.
He picked the bust back up, and then placed the crown back on the bust. If Tom was looking for it, then let him find it. He already knows what Harry had been doing. Harry turned to leave the room, when he heard a scraping noise. He knew that noise, and luckily he was prepared. He backed into an area that allowed only one area to strike from. Then it appeared. Nagini had been let loose in the room, possibly to find the crown. Nagini raised it's head testing the air. It felt another presence. She swiveled her head, and noticed Harry in the little area. She felt confident in what she was about to do. There was no place else for him to go. She went to Harry and was about to raise herself up to strike, but before she could do that, she saw the boy lift something to his mouth, then she felt a sharp pain in her left eye. Then she felt a greater pain, as the venom began to take affect. She died soon after that. Harry had cut off her head, and carried it to the door. He opened the door, and saw the Carrows standing outside waiting. He stunned the two, and dragged them inside the room, then he jabbed them both in the arm with Nagini's fangs. They would never wake up again. He placed the head in Amycus' hands as if he was carrying it, then he left the room, wearing his cloak.
The sounds of fighting could be heard, and Harry went to see if he could help. What he saw was devastation and death all around. He saw Percy and Ron kneeling beside their dead brother, Fred. Hermione was crying beside Ron. Harry could not help there, so he started down the stairs. There was even more death here. Remus Lupin and his wife Tonks were dead. As were many more, both students, and Aurors. There were also many death eaters that were dead. Fenrir Greyback, the Lestrange brothers, and many more he did not know.
Then he heard a voice that carried through the air, "Defenders of Hogwarts, I am going to stop the fighting so that you may gather your dead and mourn their loss. You have one hour. If you turn Harry Potter over to me before that hour is over, then I will retreat my army, and let you live. If you do not turn him over to me, then my army will destroy every last one of you. Harry Potter, if you can hear me, and I know you can, then spare the rest and face me in the forest. You have one hour."
Harry made his way through the rubble of what was once the main entry of Hogwarts. He walked to the woods where he was to meet his destiny. However, he stopped when he saw Tom make his way across the field coming from the shack. He called out, "Tom Riddle, I hear you are looking for me. Well, here I am."
Both sides of the battle had heard Harry's words. He heard a shout from behind him, "Harry, what are ya doing. We can help you now that we know you are here." Hagrid yelled.
Then he heard another voice, "Please don't do this Harry. We haven't found it yet. You will die if you face him now." It was Hermione.
Rather than turn and face his friends, he walked on to face Tom. He stopped half way there, and Tom walked the other half, and they faced each other. "So, Harry Potter, you have come to meet your destiny alone. You have no one here to die for you this time Harry. How are you going to survive this. I can honestly tell you, that you won't. Not this time. I know what you have been doing Harry. You and your friends. But it will not save you. When I am done, there will be nothing left of you. It will be as if you never existed. However, since you came early, I will give you fifteen minutes to say goodbye to your friends. Then if you still have the courage, meet me in the nest of the spiders where we will part ways." Tom then turned and walked into the woods, taking his army with him.
Harry turned then, and looked at his friends, he waved to them and smiled. Then he turned back and went to the woods. He stopped once he entered them, and pulled out the snitch. He brought it too his mouth and said, "I have come to my end." and the snitch opened up, and out fell a stone. Harry knew what it was, The Resurrection Stone of the Hallows. He now had the Cloak, and the stone. He knew that Tom had the wand. Harry also knew that the wand was not working right for him, as he was not the true master.
He started to turn the stone in his hand, then stopped. If he brought his mum and dad back to him, he felt he may change his mind about what he had to do. He put the stone in his pocket, hoping that if what Tom said was true, then when Harry disappeared, the Hallows would be useless with out the cloak and the stone. He could not leave that kind of power behind if he failed.
Ron was the only one who had been to the nest of the spiders, besides Hagrid. The two led the rest to the site, to help Harry in the upcoming fight. They were stopped however, by a force of about twenty Death Eaters. They didn't fight, but they would not let them pass right away. It was about ten minutes when they heard a whistle, and the DEs let the group pass. When they got to the clearing, they saw Harry and Tom standing in a protective dome where no magic could enter or leave the area where they stood.
They all could see Tom and Harry talking, but they could hear nothing. In side the dome, Tom was getting frustrated with Harry. No matter what Tom said, it didn't get to Harry. In fact, for everything Tom said, Harry told him that it was not the truth. Then Tom said, "No matter what you say Harry Potter, the truth of the matter is I am in control of the One Wand, and with it, I am unbeatable."
"In order for that to be true Tom, the wand would have to recognize you as it's master. Have you noticed that you have not yet seen it's full power. Why is that Tom? Is it because you are not its master?"
"Now there you would be wrong Harry. You see, I did notice that the wand did not function properly for me. I remedied that in the shack, just before you came to me. I killed Severus who was the master. Now I am in control."
"Tom, you still have a chance to atone for your misdeeds. Give up this hate you feel for everyone. You have this one chance to redeem yourself. I must tell you that you are not now, nor ever were the master of the Elder Wand. You see, that night on the tower, Severus did not defeat Professor Dumbledore. Yes, he did kill him, but he was already defeated, by Draco Malfoy. Draco disarmed him when he first got to the tower. Severus killed an unarmed man. And just so you don't go getting any ideas, Draco has since been defeated. You will never guess who did it."
The look of fear in his eyes told Harry Tom knew. "YOU! Well, it is still more than enough to defeat you Potter." and the two started firing spells that never reached their targets. You could see the spells hit against the barrier.
The people outside the barrier watched as Harry was able to handle everything Tom could toss at him, and return some as well. The power of the spells that hit the dome was causing it to weaken. It would soon collapse, and they would be able to help out which ever side they were on.
It never came to that, as the two stopped and glared at each other. "It seems you have learned your lessons well Potter. But there is one spell you cannot defend against. I had hoped to do away with you in a different manner, but I have to do what I have to do, and that is to kill you Harry. So, good bye Harry Potter. AVADA KADAVRA!" and Harry could not dodge this one However, he did cast one of his own, as As Harry was hit in the chest, He saw his spell about to hit Tom as well. Harry did not fall, as Tom did when he was hit. He was sent flying through the air, and then, everything was frozen in place. Harry was lying flat but in the air with no support. People outside the dome were frozen in different stances and yells.
A light began to shine between Harry and Tom. A form began to take shape. A cloaked figure was standing there. He began to speak but there was no one that could hear him. "So, the master of the Hallows has been found. Let him be with the three Hallows." and the Elder Wand flew to Harry's hand, where it stuck there. "Now that he has them, let evil that threatens the land be abolished, and let those who died protecting others from the evil return."
Harry's body began to glow. Two different colors began to form around him, then in a burst, red and gold beams shot out from him. The red beams went to the death eaters who had killed that evening. Those that the beam struck died. There were three figures left standing. Lucius, Narcissa and Draco Malfoy. They had refrained from fighting that evening.
The golden beams shot out to the fallen heroes, bathing them in the glow. One shot out that traveled to a spot outside of a home near the beach. It was a burial site of a very brave elf. All of the glowing bodies were soon sitting up, wondering what was going on.
Finally the figure looked to Harry and said, "Since you are not dead Master of death, I must let your fate continue on the way it was headed. I wish you luck young sir, and hope all comes out well for you in the end. Then just like it never happened, Harry continued to fly through the air, but he never landed, as he just disappeared. This is what everyone outside the dome saw.
It was Ginny Weasley that was the first to respond to it. "HARRY! What happened to him? Where did he go? Some one please tell me what just happened?"
No one was able to answer her. They were all at a loss for words. Then they heard voices calling out to them from the castle. There coming towards them were the people who they thought were dead. Fred. Remus, Tonks, Colin, and a pop showed the arrival of the thought dead house elf, Dobby. The emotions were so mixed, that no one knew what was being said. The tears were shed for those who returned, and for Harry who was gone.
Lucius, and his family were joined by Severus Snape, and they stayed away from the rest of the crowd, fearing they may get hurt by the emotionally unstable crowd.
However, Kingsley Shacklebolt, was of sound mind, when he took the four into custody, with out a fight. They were taken to the holding cells in the ministry. Once that was taken care of, he gathered people to help in the search for Harry. He was not found on the grounds of Hogwarts, either inside or outside. A search would begin the following morning, as soon as the people were rested.
Hermione joined the Weasley family, as they sat around Fred. Mrs. Weasley was crying, and no one knew if they were for Fred, or Harry. Probably both. Hermione saw Ginny crying as well, but she knew why she was in tears. She loved Harry. Fred was alive because of Harry. As were Remus, Tonks, Colin, Snape and the rest. She heard people whispering things like 'Harry sacrificed himself for the others.' or, 'No one could survive another Killing Curse.' All of this made matters worse with Ginny, as she heard them too.
Ginny jumped up and yelled, "He is not dead. Harry is not dead. He is alive some where, and we have to find him. We will find him." and with that, she ran up the stairs to the Gryffindor dorm.
Hermione was going to run after her, but, Ron stopped her. "No one will be able to get through to her tonight Hermione, let her go. Until we find Harry, or a final decision is made, she will not be herself. In the meantime, mum wants us to go home and she wants you to join us. She doesn't think you need to be alone." Ron said this as he was stroking the side of her face, wiping away her tears. Hermione collapsed into his chest.
"Why Harry Ron. Why is it always Harry. He never did an evil thing in his life. Well, almost never. That thing with Malfoy last year was not nice."
"But Hermione, Harry didn't know what it would do. In the heat of battle, you do what you can to win and survive. Malfoy was trying to hurt Harry."
"Yes, but Harry knew enough to defeat Draco with out resorting to an unknown spell. Because of that, he lowered himself to Malfoy's level."
Ron and Hermione got into some real loud disagreements, but none matched what Ron spoke next, "HARRY NEVER WAS NOR EVER WILL BE IN THE SAME CATEGORY AS MALFOY. I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU SAID THAT, HERMIONE. WHAT IN THE WORLD MADE YOU SAY SOMETHING LIKE THAT?"
Ron's outburst got Hermione crying again. "I'm sorry Ron. Our fights have brought out the bad side of me, and I sometime say things I don't mean. Of course Harry is better than Malfoy. It's just..." She never finished her sentence.
Ron tried to get her to calm down. "Hermione, no one knows what went on the loo that evening. What spells were cast, and why it even started. With the two sides of the story, we have to believe Harry's side, but that doesn't mean he was right with his actions. But what caused him to use that curse. What kind of curses was Malfoy using. Do you see what I mean Hermione. We don't know the whole story."
"I know Ron. Again I'm sorry for what I said. You know I love Harry. I would Never say anything bad about him." She saw the look on Ron's face, and knew she said the wrong thing again. "Ron, I love Harry like I would a brother. Why are you so jealous of him?"
Ron looked down to his feet. "I don't know Hermione, but it's been this way since first year. As a matter of fact, it started on the train. Harry bought enough food off the cart to feed an army. He did it, when I passed on the cart, showing my corned beef sandwich. I felt so embarrassed. It only grew worse as time went on. What ever Harry wanted, he could get. Now, before you start saying family, remember that Harry had been accepted into the Weasley family almost from the first time we met him. Fred and George sent letters home to mum and Ginny about his adventures, but they never mentioned me. Actually, I'm glad they didn't, as mum would have come unglued. So Harry did have a family, mine. Then Harry always had people talking about him, patting him on the back or if they were girls, just staring dreamy eyed at him. Again, I know what you are thinking, as he didn't want any of that. Whether he wanted it or not, he got it. I know better now Hermione, but it still comes back and bites me now and again. I am not proud of the way I feel, or the way I act at times. My self esteem is my weakness."
Still leaning against his chest, Hermione hugged him just a bit tighter. "You have gotten over it fairly well, except for the hunt."
She heard Ron chuckle, "Don't even go there Granger. I told you I wasn't in my right state of mind."
That was the way the day ended.
Kingley went over his speech he was to make at the ceremony. He wished there was more to add, like where the statue came from. He couldn't put that in the speech, because it was a tourist site. Besides, he didn't know how it got there. If it hadn't been for the unspeakable he sent, things might have gotten out of hand. That was another thing he couldn't understand. Luna showed up at the precise time they needed a new member of the force. That was five years ago, and it was the best move he ever made. Her insight had made all the difference in the world. She was the reason they solved so many cases. Not that she solved them all, it was because she passed on her feelings of certain matters, and they were taken in by her comrades, and they took the same stance as she did.
Luna Lovegood was sent to fetch the statue of her friend Harry, and the moment she saw it, her brain went to work. It was too real looking to be just a statue. Once she had it back in the Dept. of Mysteries, she tried every spell she could think of to see if it truly was Harry. Nothing worked. She had others try to break the spell as well, but, all failed. Even Kingsley tried, as did Hermione. It was a very disappointing time for Luna, and she brought it home with her. Her husband Rolf noticed this, and he tried to get her to talk about what was bothering her, but because of the privacy act in her department, she could say nothing. It was the one thing that Rolf regretted about her becoming an unspeakable. She didn't come home like this often, but when she did, it lasted a few days, and she shut her self off from her family when she did. Even Lorcan and Lysander couldn't get through to her, and they were her life.
What ever it was that was bothering her, Rolf obeyed her wishes, and did not try to get her to open up.
A/N: Well, there it is, the first chapter of my new story. This will be the last you hear of the ceremony for a while, as I take you back to what went on during the ten years between the battle, and the ceremony. I will try to show how every one coped with their loss, and moved on with their lives.
Of course with my writing, there will be times of humor, but that will not be the normal thing in the story. It will mostly be a sad story, and how it ends, I don't know yet. All I can say is that there will be at least three chapters filling in the 10 year gap, maybe more. At that point, I will go back and show what happens at the ceremony. Just bear with me. As always, Ollie the Keeper.


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Euromast through the trees
The title quote is from "The Dutch, I Presume?" a great book about Holland and the quirky things Dutch people do. A gift from Judith - thanks so much!!
Well, I'm down to my last week here in Holland. The trip went by so quickly!
On Thursday we took the day off from shopping and exploration to relax and play some cards. It rained most of the day so good timing. In the afternoon we went to Tante Aartje's for a bakkee.
Friday was another shopping day with Judith and Wanda. We have so much fun together! This time we took the ferry from Alblasserdam to Rotterdam - now that's the way to travel! No worries about traffic - just sit back and watch the other boats (busy river!) and the pretty awesome Rotterdam skyline. We first went up the Euromast (which is kind of like the Calgary tower of Rotterdam) for a spectacular view of the city and Europe's largest harbour. We were able to go up to 100m to the observation deck. It was incredibly windy (this coming from a southern Alberta girl - now that's windy!) so they shut down the upper viewing deck
Bicycles at the Rotterdam harbour
which you take a second elevator up to - a height of 185m. That's OK, I had been to the top in 1993 and wasn't too disappointed. We enjoyed a snack and hot chocolate at the tower cafe and attempted to brush out our wind-blown hair. Oh and they played funny music in the elevator on the way up and down though I can't remember now what the songs were! We did a little boogie along the ride.
We walked around the city a little bit and went through the Beurstraverse, a shopping mall sunken below street level. I had pretty much given up on the boots mission, but Judith said why don't we just try one more store here in Rotterdam? So, OK, last shoe store I'm ever going into in Holland. And guess what.... they had boots in size 43, 44 and even up to 45! (I have big feet, but 45 is REALLY big!). And they were actually nice boots! (OK mini-rant - why do most stores think that just because people have bigger feet that they don't deserve to wear nice shoes like everyone else? It really gets my goat). And the prices were, well,
Strolling around Rotterdam
gulp, quite high. I usually have to spend quite a bit on my shoes since I can only go to certain stores but I think these are some of the highest prices I've ever seen. But regardless of the prices.... drum roll.... success! I bought a great pair of brown suede boots. Love em. Shhh don't tell Brad how much they cost! I can never buy anything ever again. I basically just window-shopped the rest of the day.
It started to get really rainy and windy later in the afternoon so we just enjoyed a glass of wine at the Wyn Bar and then headed back to catch the ferry. Supper was at Tante Rite's house with Dick-Jan, Eline, Mark and my dad there too. I taught Dick-Jan a couple of Canadian card games: Heroin (a version of Speed - hehe) and Last One Out - a game Brad and I actually learned in Australia. It was all the rage at the Aussie hostels. So, Dick-Jan, go forth and spread the games across Holland!
(Oh and thanks to both Mark and Dick-Jan for helping me backup my photos this past week! I really appreciate it. There are only
Jumping as high as the Euromast
- Judith's attempt
about 4000 of them so far....)
Wanda and I spent Saturday with my cousin Jolanda. Well, first we went to Gorinchem to do a little shopping (first things first!). I was really impressed with the city. All these Dutch cities have such beautiful, historic centres and are a pleasure to walk around. It was busy because it was only a week before Sinterklaas' Eve - the Dutch holiday of giving gifts celebrated on Dec 5th. The figure Sinterklaas is the basis of our North American Santa Claus. He comes from Spain and rides on a white/grey horse delivering the presents. Kids put their shoes in front of the fireplace and wait to find the gifts Sinterklaas has left for them. He also has little Zwarte Piets (Black Pete) helping him - not elves. The Zwarte Piets take the naughty children in their bags back to Spain. I much prefer the Dutch tradition than how we do things in North America. There, you give little gifts on Dec 5th and Christmas is really just about Christ (as it should be!), rather than being overwhelmed with all the commercialism that takes over Christmas here.
Jolanda had asked me a few
Jumping as high as the Euromast
- Wanda's attempt
days before what I wanted to do this day. I thought... hmmm I've never really been to a castle before! (Except the small one in Victoria, BC but that doesn't count). So we headed to Loevestein Castle. The afternoon started off quite nice and we got some great pics of the castle. It impressed me that they actually let you explore around quite a bit and I really enjoyed being there. It was built in the mid 1300s and was also used as a prison for a few centuries. I got really creeped out going in the tiny cell where they held the prisoners on the night before they were executed. Brrr - shivers.... Then the rain really started to come down - well, actually from the side! We took shelter by the drawbridge and then made a run for the little cafe on the grounds. We ate our lunch and then braved the rain back to Jo's car which we'd parked quite far away - well, it was sunny when we parked it! After warming up and drying out at Jo's house, I refreshed her on the rules of cribbage and we had a relaxing time in her cozy
Jumping as high as the Euromast
- My attempt
21st century Dutch house. Ahh the conveniences of not living in the 1300s!
The day ended with us all going to Johan and Andrea's house to celebrate Johan's 30th birthday. It was wonderful to be able to spend more time with my cousins, playing cards and being silly.
Sunday was another relaxing day. In the afternoon Dad, Wanda and I went to visit my Tante Heiltje, Oom Flip and cousin Kees. It had shocked a few of us at Willeke and Remco's wedding to discover that Kees could speak English - and quite well! So it was nice to be able to talk to him a little more at their house. Kees showed us a few items out of his 100+ collection of model cars, trucks and farm equipment. We had McDonalds take out for supper - the only time I've eaten McDonalds on this trip (we had passed it on the way to their house and I was actually kind of craving it!).
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View of Rotterdam
At the observation deck of the Euromast
Trying not to blow away!
Lunch overlooking Rotterdam
In the Beurstraverse
View of the Beurstraverse
The ladies
Jolanda, Wanda and I
Loevestein Castle
Actually called Slot Loevestein
Inside the castle
Taking pictures
Looking out from a castle window
Baby gifts from Canada
Andrea is pregnant and due in a couple of months. The outfit is a little big but will be perfect for summer!
Birthday boy, Johan, and Andrea
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7th January 2011
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7th January 2011
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Thank you for your comment Joanna! Yes, I loved visiting Poland. I hope to see more of it one day!
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Demonstrating How Helmets Affect Impulse and Impact Force (4:21)
Demonstrating and measuring how a helmet changes impulse, impact force and change in time during a collision. This is an AP Physics 1 Topic.
Content Times:
0:21 The demonstration without a helmet
1:15 The equation for Impulse
1:55 How a helmet should affect the variables
2:36 The demonstration with a helmet
3:29 Comparing with and without a helmet
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