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RUSHMOOR'S "spy" camera chief has quit amid reports that the police were unhappy at the way the system was being operated.
Dawn Cox resigned as manager of the borough's new CCTV system after complaints that bobbies on the beat were allegedly not being fed adequate information by her team.
Matters came to a head after Coun. David Clifford had spent a night with officers patrolling Aldershot's streets.
During his stint he found himself joining in a dramatic search for a man armed with a meat cleaver.
"It was soon obvious that the officers weren't getting the necessary help from those in the CCTV centre," he said.
"They were continually having to ask for information rather than being kept in the picture about where the man had gone."
The villain escaped capture, leaving Coun Clifford annoyed at the way the officers had been left chasing shadows. He later complained to Rushmoor Council chief executive Andrew Lloyd.
Mr Lloyd declined to discuss the reasons for Dawn Cox's resignation, but added: "It's fair to say that the police had expressed concerns about the level of communication and co-operation they had received from the CCTV control room."
He said it was crucial that the two sides worked in partnership if the £500,000 street surveilance system was to work satisfactorily.
"I would just like to pay tribute to the excellent job Dawn Cox did in setting it up," said Mr Lloyd. "It was quite a challenge."
The fully digital system, which is linked to 63 cameras, was officially launched two weeks ago.
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Officers from the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division have arrested James Arren Preacher Jr., mayor of the small town of Norway (pop. 327 by the 2010 census). He faces charges of misconduct in office and impersonating a law enforcement officer.
On Jan. 18, a South Carolina Highway Patrol trooper pulled Preacher over in Orangeburg County for driving 70 mph in a 55 mph zone. Norway Town Council had disbanded the Norway Police Department in 2011, and Preacher claimed he was acting as the town constable in chasing a car he believed was involved in a gas station robbery, according to the Times and Democrat.
"The town doesn't have any money and hasn't paid an electric bill since November," Preacher told the T&D at the time. "Sometimes you've just got to do what you've got to do to survive."
Moments after being ticketed, Preacher turned on blue lights and a siren in his Dodge Charger and pulled the highway patrolman over. The trooper complied and handed Preacher his license and registration, which Preacher returned before driving off.
The whole sequence of events led SLED to conduct an investigation that finally resulted in Preacher's arrest today. According to an affidavit from SLED, Preacher had asked the Norway town clerk to start paying him the same salary as the town's previous police officer, in addition to his salary as mayor, without approval from Town Council. He had also hired his son, James Arren Preacher III, to a position at the town's water treatment department, which he claimed to be overseeing. In addition to the misconduct-in-office charge, SLED found that he had no authority to pull over a state trooper.
"All this was done in violation of his duties of good faith, honesty, and accountability in his capacity as a public official, the Mayor of Norway," both affidavits read.
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Gov. Nikki Haley will pay a visit to Blue Bicycle Books tonight at 6 p.m. to sign copies of her new memoir, Can't Is Not an Option: My American Story.
To get a spot in line to meet the governor, you'll need to buy a copy of the book from Blue Bicycle, either at the store or ahead of time via the store's website. The book is selling for $27.95.
The Washington Times calls the book "inspiring" and says, "The GOP does not come out smelling like a rose in this book. The false scandal-mongering is depressing; so is the overspending of taxpayer money by Republicans, in South Carolina and in Washington, especially given the GOP's claim that it is the fiscally responsible party."
False scandal-mongering? Well, some of those accusations haven't been settled yet.
The specifics for the Trayvon Martin rally at the College of Charleston have been tweaked slightly. The rally will still begin at the courtyard behind the Stern Center student union building (66 George St., at the corner of George and Coming streets), but the program has been condensed. Here is the updated schedule:
• 5:45 p.m.: Gathering of Voices by faculty, students, and community leaders
• 6:30 p.m.: Keynote address by Dot Scott, president of the NAACP Charleston chapter
• 6:45 p.m.: Candlelit march via Coming Street to Rivers Green (behind the Addlestone Library). Moment of silence upon arrival and a call to action.
• 7 p.m.: Conclusion of program
The event, now being called I Am Trayvon Martin, comes in the wake of last month's shooting of a 17-year-old black boy in Sanford, Fla., by a self-appointed neighborhood watch captain. People who plan to attend have been asked to wear hoodies or black clothes. Organizer and College of Charleston student Brandon Upson says he expects a crowd of hundreds at the event. He says speakers will talk about "their thoughts, feelings, and reactions to the tragedy of the Trayvon Martin case, and how stereotyping, profiling, and racial injustice hurts our communities."
Gov. Nikki Haley opened the floodgates on her Facebook page Sunday afternoon, announcing that she would be riding in the car for a while and would be available to answer people's questions and comments.
Predictably, some of the questions were rhetorical in nature, and there was a rush of back-patting from her fans. Haley also worked in a pitch for her upcoming memoir, Can't Is Not an Option, which is set for release April 3 (and by the way, if you're interested, she will be signing copies of the book on April 9 at 6 p.m. at Blue Bicycle Books).
But some of the legitimate questions got illuminating answers. Here are a few of the questions, followed by Haley's responses:
• Do you have interest to become a GOP senator in the future? I have no desire right now to run for US Senate. I am perfectly happy being Governor of the best state in the country!
• Carolina or Clemson? Go Tigers!
• It seems almost daily here in SC where a parent or person is being arrested for child abuse. What can be done to make longer sentences for child abusers? Contact your legislators to push for tougher standards on child abuse.
• How's the SC tax reform coming along? The House did not include our tax reform in their budget. Please contact the Senate and remind them that it is your money.
• Governor Haley, serious question: How do you think other states should improve to be more competitive for jobs? Right to work state's [sic] and fair and balanced tax structures are the key to job growth and retention.
• What can we do to bring good clean prosperous industry to Williamsburg Co? The way we help Winnsboro is the way we help every other part of our state, we have to seriously reform our tax code, increase educational options, strengthen our workforce training so that we match those unemployed with companies that need jobs, and continue to reduce regulations on businesses. all of the things we work on everyday [sic]. thanks!
(As many of our readers have pointed out, Winnsboro is actually in Fairfield County, not Williamsburg County.)
• Just want to know...have you and the kids seen The Hunger Games??? We have not seen The Hunger Games but can't wait!
• I live in NC and am very impressed with your jobs creation. Do you have any plans to meet with Pat McCrory when he is the new NC governor to discuss how SC is bringing jobs to the Southeast? I have already been campaigning some with Pat McCrory and look forward to partnering with him to better the Carolinas.
• What are your thoughts on open carry? I believe SC is one of 6 states that doesnt allow it. As a CWP holder myself, I have and would support open carry laws in SC.
• Why is unemployment so broken, I have had people steal from us and then get benefits. Why can't SC at least drug test people that want or need assistance? I support drug testing FTP receive unemployment benefits.---
The questions that Haley chose not to answer were also noteworthy. Here are a few of the queries she left hanging:
• You're doing a great job Nikki! One comment though: our son has special needs (verbal apraxia) and we've recently set up our education plan with our Greenville County School District. They could not provide a special ed classroom for him because of the high criteria, even though he is non-verbal and cannot communicate with the students and staff at his private preschool. There is a gap for children with only communication needs that needs to be filled, and soon!
• What can you do to help the FIRST robotics teams of the state...existing and up and coming...fund their season. Nick Zais actually did show up at our competition this weekend and got to see what we do with our kids first hand. The problem is teams are struggling from lack of funding. This is too good of a program to let slip away.
• Are you a supporter of TFA [Teach For America] and other programs like it, seeking to get the best teachers/leaders in front of ALL classrooms, no matter the ZIP code?
• Why does your budget call for more cuts in spending for education? I'm an educator and with all these cuts on top of local and federal bureaucracy it is making it harder and harder to want to stay teaching.
• Do you have any plans to be more supportive of the teachers and the law enforcement in our state? The retirement bill that is being passed doesn't appear to be showing any support. Taking more money, lowering the benefits and extending the time to work. We haven't gotten any pay raises in a quite a while and the government is talking about taking more from us. The pay raises that were talked about a month ago won't amount to anything if this retirement bill passes. What is your explanation for this?
• When will you run for president? You'd be terrific!
Oh, and our favorite non-sequitir question of the day:
• Why did Russains sell land that did not belong to them i am talking about alaska
• INTERGALACTIC FRIENDSHIP DEPT.: On Wednesday during discussion of a bill that would make it illegal for prisoners to use Facebook, Rep. Kris Crawford (R-Florence) called the website "Spacebook," according to tweets from the Statehouse floor. Either Rep. Crawford is way ahead of the social-networking curve, or he was referring to NASA astronaut Sandra Magnus' now-dormant blog from the International Space Station.
• "I'D OF" DEPT.: Apparently the South Carolina-North Carolina border isn't quite where we thought it was, and the recent work of surveying teams has meant that the owners of 93 properties — mostly in the Charlotte area — have suddenly found their taxes, gas prices, fireworks restrictions, school districts, and telephone area codes in flux. That in itself is not worthy of a Bless Their Hearts entry, as the original colonial surveyors did the best they could with the resources they had, using hatchet marks in trees to mark off the boundary. No, the BTH goes out to the Associated Press copy editors who let this gem of a quote slip by from a North Carolina driver who stopped at a gas station just south of the border:
• BRUSH WITH FAME DEPT.: Every week, the City Paper stops by the Charleston Police Department headquarters to take a look at the crime reports and write the Blotter. Recently, while our reporter was sitting in the lobby poring over the reports, he was greeted by a man sitting across the room, and the following conversation ensued:
MAN: Hey, are you the guy who does the Blotter?
REPORTER: Yes sir, that's me.
MAN: Man, I've been in there a few times.
[Silence for a few excruciating seconds]
REPORTER: Well, it's good to meet you.
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Financial Contrast: Kforce (KFRC) & Robert Half International (NYSE:RHI)
Robert Half International (NYSE: RHI) and Kforce (NASDAQ:KFRC) are both business services companies, but which is the superior investment? We will compare the two businesses based on the strength of their valuation, analyst recommendations, profitabiliy, institutional ownership, risk, dividends and earnings.
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Robert Half International currently has a consensus price target of $46.14, suggesting a potential downside of 4.53%. Kforce has a consensus price target of $23.67, suggesting a potential upside of 20.14%. Given Kforce's stronger consensus rating and higher probable upside, analysts plainly believe Kforce is more favorable than Robert Half International.
Volatility & Risk
Robert Half International has a beta of 1.24, suggesting that its share price is 24% more volatile than the S&P 500. Comparatively, Kforce has a beta of 1.55, suggesting that its share price is 55% more volatile than the S&P 500.
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Robert Half International has higher revenue and earnings than Kforce. Kforce is trading at a lower price-to-earnings ratio than Robert Half International, indicating that it is currently the more affordable of the two stocks.
This table compares Robert Half International and Kforce's net margins, return on equity and return on assets.
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Robert Half International pays an annual dividend of $0.96 per share and has a dividend yield of 2.0%. Kforce pays an annual dividend of $0.48 per share and has a dividend yield of 2.4%. Robert Half International pays out 36.2% of its earnings in the form of a dividend. Kforce pays out 35.8% of its earnings in the form of a dividend. Both companies have healthy payout ratios and should be able to cover their dividend payments with earnings for the next several years. Robert Half International has raised its dividend for 13 consecutive years. Kforce is clearly the better dividend stock, given its higher yield and lower payout ratio.
Insider and Institutional Ownership
87.4% of Robert Half International shares are held by institutional investors. Comparatively, 77.7% of Kforce shares are held by institutional investors. 3.4% of Robert Half International shares are held by insiders. Comparatively, 13.3% of Kforce shares are held by insiders. Strong institutional ownership is an indication that hedge funds, endowments and large money managers believe a stock is poised for long-term growth.
Robert Half International beats Kforce on 10 of the 16 factors compared between the two stocks.
About Robert Half International
Robert Half International Inc. provides specialized staffing and risk consulting services. The Company provides these services through its divisions, including Accountemps, Robert Half Finance & Accounting, OfficeTeam, Robert Half Technology, Robert Half Management Resources, Robert Half Legal, The Creative Group and Protiviti. The Company operates through three segments: temporary and consultant staffing, permanent placement staffing, and risk consulting and internal audit services. The temporary and consultant staffing segment provides specialized staffing in the accounting and finance, administrative and office, information technology (IT), legal, advertising, marketing and Web design fields. The permanent placement staffing segment provides full-time personnel in the accounting, finance, administrative and office, and IT fields. The risk consulting and internal audit services segment provides business and technology risk consulting, and internal audit services.
About Kforce
Kforce Inc. (Kforce) is engaged in providing professional and technical specialty staffing services and solutions. The Company operates through three segments, which include Technology (Tech), Finance and Accounting (FA) and Government Solutions (GS). The Company's Tech segment includes the operations of its subsidiary Kforce Global Solutions, Inc. The FA segment is engaged in providing both temporary staffing and permanent placement services to its clients in areas, such as general accounting, business analysis and others. The GS segment is engaged in providing services and solutions to the Federal Government as both a prime contractor and a subcontractor in the fields of information technology, and finance and accounting. Kforce operates through field offices located throughout the United States and one office in Manila, the Philippines. The Company offers various staffing services that consist of temporary staffing services (Flex) and permanent placement services (Direct Hire).
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Lucky and the mushrooms
So what's the yellow one? - A Chanterelle mushroom - or Lucky the Duckling!
Burley - Hull - Zeebrugge - Belgium
We were on the slow way to Poland taking the overnight ferry from Hull to Zeebrugge. It was good to chill out on the boat. Next day we got the bus link to Bruges and had breakfast at the station. Our train was signed on the platform, so we hurried on the train, and then I noticed the train went seemingly two minutes early. My suspicions gave way to dismay when a ship appeared on the horizon and we were back on the coast at Ostend! Oops - wrong train!
We set off again, on the Inter City to Eupen - fortunately, these run very regularly. We went all the way to Eupen because there was a gap in the connection to Aachen. Eupen is an interesting final destination for a twelve coach intercity train. An unremarkable small town save for its German language, which is very much a minority in Belgium. We got off, there was not much of a platform, and headed off for the bus stop where the number 14 bus goes every half hour in Aachen (I am sad/cunning enough to notice this bus on previous jaunt
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For Paul, some nice tubs!
in Aachen).
Germany to Poland
The money we saved going on this tortuous route was spent in the spa baths in Aachen where a myriad of pools and sauna rooms are available. So after a few hours there we emerged pretty chilled out for our night train from Köln (Cologne) to Warsaw.
The sleeper train experience was a bit different this time. In the morning we went down to the shower room, and each time found the water too hot. We mentioned this to the attendant who thought we couldn't handle the tap right. Then a little later there were shouts of fire, the train came to a halt and smoke filled the corridor! The attendant had put out the blaze with an extinguisher but I am glad this happened at 8am rather than 3am.
So we pulled into Warsaw only a little late, and met our friend Radek for a coffee, before the last leg of the journey north east to Białystok. In Białystok we stayed for the week at Kasia's sisters. We went out for a trip to the Knyszyn Forest the next day, and managed to find plenty of mushrooms on
Brithday Breakfast
Despite the promise of coffee and croissants, Marks & Sparks crisps were too tempting for Kasia!
the way. We had some business in town to sort out too, and a chance to discover how much the city is being redesigned for the car. More and more dual carriageways are being built within residential areas, more pedestrian barriers erected, more cars on the pavements, just like in Britain in the 1970s (perhaps not so much cars on the pavements).
The great Białowieża Forest
So we were pretty keen to get out of the city - this time down to Europe's greatest primeval forest - Białowieża. This huge forest straddles the eastern border with Belarus. A bus ride to Hajnówka via the sleepy backwaters of Podlasie was the start. It was a nice trip, very scenic, with pretty villages, with pristine multi-coloured bus shelters to spot on the way!
We decided to start our trip in Hajnówka, an industrial town that seems to have hit hard times, but is also getting European cash to smarten up the roundabouts. We started along one of the marked trails, in the forest passing by a mass grave marked by tall crosses as a monument - hundreds of the local population had been murdered there by the
Memorial to the Nazi massacre
In the forest close to Hajnowka
Nazis in World War Two.
Going further into the forest we passed a short time along the road to Białowieża village, used as a race track by most motorists. We were glad to get off it and follow the little narrow gauge railway line that runs through the trees. At a clearing we sat down for lunch and a little train passed, running empty. We set off and as we entered a reserve, another one full of passenger past us, on a pleasure trip on the line (the train runs 3 days a week so long as more than 40 passengers book).
The forest changes from the deciduous trees of the reserves to the more coniferous and commercial sections - where the mushrooms were better, or at least, more recognizable to Kasia. We kept off the funny green ones. We stayed overnight in a hamlet called Czerlonka. There was an offer to see the animals of the forest by getting up at 4am, but we were too lazy/tired. Instead we got up at a more sedate 7.30, and finding out that breakfast would be late, opted to walk around the woodland surrounding us. We didn't go very far
Forest Railway
the line to Topilo
off the track before we came across wild boars snuffling about for food!
The day was warm as we went along the tracks, eastwards towards Białowieża, passing almost no one save the odd forester, the odd car and a coach parked in the middle of the forest on a track - presumably taking a load of folk to the mushrooms! We lunched at the zoo, seeing the wolves, lynx and elk there before pressing on. The last section was through wilder, more old growth forest much along duck boards. Emerging out on the edge of Białowieża village the full heat of the day hit me - I was not used to high summerlike temperatures (in England it had mostly been wet and cool this summer) - particularly with a rucksack that was a bit heavy, with water and a big jar of honey bought in Czerlonka.
We saw a skansen (open air museum) dedicated to the original settlers of the area of Ruthenian origin. Then we took a route into town that passed by the buildings of the old palace (now restored as the National Park's HQ) and the lake. There was an exhibition on Climate Change there,
Parasol mushroom
Very good to eat!
being run by the Ministry of Environment. The advice on cutting emissions seemed a bit lacking, but there were some smashing photos there. I said hello and told them about the 10:10 campaign in the UK, which get people to sign up to cut their own emissions by 10%!n(MISSING)ext year -
the 10:10 website
shows how easy that is.
We made our way into the village and found some drinks, but no public loo - which is a bit poor considering that Białowieża is an international tourist destination, and potentially uncomfortable with the prospect of two hours on a bus. So we commissioned the local council office's facilities.
The bus trundled back through the forest to Hajnówka, then via Bielsk Podlaski this time. The bus spent some time there, giving the bus driver's wife ample opportunity to harangue him about something before we left town - again lots of European Union money seems to have been spenton tarting things up. The bus despite outward appearances (one of the the ubiquitous Autosan models, bus spotters) made good progress on the road up to Białystok. We staggered back to Kasia's sisters and Kasia prepared the fantastic Parasol mushrooms into a very
Let sleeping wolves lie
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tasty schnitzel type experience by coating them in breadcrumbs and frying.
Next day we were packing, and as we left Lucky got left behind - we could not find the duckling! So we felt a bit subdued as we left on our long trip home. We met a friend we had not seen for over fifteen years in Warsaw, it was really great to catch up - (funny who you can find on this Facebook website!). We left on the night train to Koln again, this time with no pyrotechnic mishaps, though I was getting a cold and felt grim as we had a 5.30am start.
After changing train, we got connections in Aachen and Waelkenradt (French speaking part of Belgium this time) to Brussels. With an hour of two before our Eurostar to London, we mooched round the streets before finding the old town and a really nice café. Despite two coffees, I was still over tired. Fortunately, the journey onwards was easy - a stroll across the road from St. Pancras to Kings Cross, and a short wait for the Leeds train. In Leeds, instead of catching the 16 bus to manky Harehills we could get
Wild Forest, Bialowieza
the train to our new home! With a bit of time to wait, we called in at a good pub where Kasia's cousin happens to live. So we got a pint of Timothy Taylor's, which did wonders for my head before the last short stretch up the branch to Burley!
Postscript… Thursday Lucky arrived in the post from Białystok! Three days, nearly as quick as us!
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Late wickets give Pakistan control of second Test
For the second consecutive day the initiative gained by England's excellent effort was lost in the final stages. Within the space of three overs, England lost two vitally important wickets and Pakistan were back in the game.
Having dismissed Pakistan in the first innings for 316, when there seemed a likelihood of a much higher total on this batting wicket in Faisalabad, England were progressing comfortably on 105 for one when two wickets fell within a run of each other.
England had begun their first innings half-an-hour after lunch with Michael Atherton and Marcus Trescothick giving a solid start despite a fiery spell of bowling from Wasim Akram.
Trescothick was more forceful during his hour at the crease, taking runs comfortably off the medium-fast bowling of Abdur Razzaq whose first four overs conceded seventeen. He was replaced by the leg-spinner, Danish Kaneria, who is making his debut in this second Test, and Trescothick promptly took ten of his first over.
Kaneria's second ball was sent high over the mid-wicket boundary by Trescothick, who two balls later, hit him for four, taking his score to 29 and the total to 45. But it did not seem to upset the 18-year-old lad who bowled a good second over and then with the second ball of his next over dismissed Trescothick.
The batsman was deceived by the googly. As he came out to drive, the ball spun away from the left-hander and the wicket-keeper Moin Khan was quick to take the bails off.
At tea England were 63 for one with Atherton and Nasser Hussain batting cautiously. The scoring was slow in the final session with Pakistan employing three spinners but with three days remaining in this match it was important for England to build a large total. They seemed well on the way towards it shortly before close of play but Pakistan then struck twice.
Saqlain Mushtaq ended Atherton's long innings of 163 minutes when on 32, he was held by a diving Yousuf Youhana fielding at silly mid-off. This brought out the nightwatchman Ian Salisbury to join Hussain. Two overs later, with the total on 106 for two, came the controversial dismissal of Hussain.
Umpire Steve Bucknor gave him out lbw, when the replay showed clearly he had edged the ball on to his pad. The fact that it was a very thick edge made it all the more unfortunate for the batsman who, although surprised at the decision, walked off showing considerable restraint. At close of play, two overs later, England were 110 for three.
Earlier England's bowlers had done well after Pakistan resumed their innings on the second morning on 243 for five. England needed an early breakthrough and while the first hour's play did not produce a wicket, the next 45 minutes brought four wickets.
Youhana had added sixteen to his overnight score of 61 when Darren Gough had him caught at deep backward square leg and Pakistan were 271 for six. On the same score, in the next over, Ashley Giles found the outside edge of Moin Khan's bat after he had taken his overnight score to 65.
Giles then had Akram stumped and Arshad Khan fell to Craig White. Pakistan had slumped to 28 for nine. Gough wrapped up the Pakistan innings with Saqlain's wicket. He made 34 and Gough finished with three for 79 but Giles' excellent bowling gave him Test best figures of five for 75 from 35 overs of well-controlled spin bowling.
England coach Duncan Fletcher later admitted that the day had been "spoilt" for England by the loss of the late wickets, particularly the manner of Hussain's departure.
"I think he (Hussain) is a little bit disappointed," Fletcher said. "He had battled through. He and Michael Atherton had done a good job. Obviously losing Michael was a bit of a down note and then suddenly Nasser getting out like that meant we were three down, which spoilt the day to a degree."
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Okay. I have come up with alternate layouts of the 10 Cob and 16 Cob. I haven't tested these, but you can do so yourself.
Cob = Cob Cannon
G = Gloom-shroom
W = Winter Melon
T = Twin Sunflower
U = Umbrella Leaf
E = Empty Space
10 Cob (immune to Ambush Zombies and Dolphin Riders, vulnerable to Bungee Zombies, Imps when timing gets off, and Catapult Zombies)
G G W T Cob
Cob W G Cob G
G Cob Cob T E G
G Cob Cob T E G
Cob W G Cob G
G G W T Cob
Note the Gloom-shrooms in the back that make the very back cobs immune to Diggers. Also, Imps shouldn't chew on those cobs when your timing isn't off.
16 Cob (immune to Catapult Zombies and less vulnerable to Diggers, more vulnerable to general zombies)
T G W Cob Cob
U G W Cob Cob
Cob Cob Cob Cob T
Cob Cob Cob Cob T
U G W Cob Cob
T G W Cob Cob
Note the weakness of this build: zombies get to your cobs more quickly. Imps may also be able to reach those back land Cob Cannons, but I don't think they can eat those squares unless they're Pumpkined.
What do you think, guys? Please point out any weaknesses I may have forgotten about, if you notice them. (Yes, I know both are vulnerable to Jack-in-the-box Zombies. Just bring replacement Gloom-shrooms or Cob Cannons.) I'll upload screenshots (yes, they will technically be hacked, but only for demonstration purposes) of these soon, probably Friday afternoon.


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The health regulator's latest report detailed how officials might have suppressed a damning internal review into inspections at Furness General Hospital.
The critical report said the body failed to properly investigate University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust, which runs the hospital where a number of mothers and babies died.
Three senior executives - former chief executive Cynthia Bower, her deputy Jill Finney and media manager Anna Jefferson have strenuously denied accusations of agreeing the report should be deleted.
But when the independent report into the alleged cover-up was first published, the names of the trio were redacted - a move made after the CQC received legal advice suggesting publishing the names could breach data protection laws.
Amid mounting pressure to name those involved, officials sought new legal advice and decided to publish the names.
Appearing before the Health Select Committee, CQC chairman David Prior said he "regretted" the error, adding: "I got that call completely wrong. I accept that criticism."
Chief executive David Behan said: "I made the decision. I clearly got that wrong."
Ms Bower and Ms Jefferson are alleged to have ''verbally agreed'' to cover up the internal report under the instruction of Ms Finney because it was "potentially damaging to the CQC's reputation".
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When I first started agenting, I was unsure what kind of books I'd be working on. I assumed there would be lots of commercial fiction because I loved reading it. I figured I'd do some offbeat literary fiction because, well, same reason. I had no idea that I'd end up working on young adult fiction. That ended up being a (very, very, very) happy accident.
The only reason I got into YA was that my client Richelle Mead sent me a young adult manuscript that became Vampire Academy. I loved the novel, so I figured I should probably learn about the category in order to be able to work on it. That book ended up doing preeeeeeeeetty well. Needless to say, more YA followed, and I fell more and more in love with the category and signed on more and more authors in that realm.
Tumbling into teen fiction has so far been the happiest accident of my career. Well…my career itself is somewhat of a happy accident. I landed an internship that I thought would last a few months, and DGLM just never managed to shake me.
But the most surprising fact of finding myself representing YA books is that I never really read them as a teen. Sure, I really dug R.L. Stine's Fear Street series, but other than that, I didn't read many children's or teen books. Not because I was so sophisticated a reader that I barreled past them. I was actually just a bit of a late bloomer when it came to the love of reading.
I'm still trying to catch up on the classics. I grabbed The Giver a few months ago. I only recently read The Outsiders. I read my first Roald Dahl novel THIS YEAR (and you guys…he's super amazing). I still need to get around to A Wrinkle In Time. And yet the more of these books I read, the more hooked I am on the category and the more thrilled I am to watch it expand and grow. It has been an unexpected ride, and a completely joyful one.
I will also add as a side note that I am not only looking for YA. I still adore commercial adult fiction, offbeat literary fiction, and I'd kill to find some amazing narrative nonfiction. The ONLY downside to my success with YA is that sometimes people forget I'm looking for other stuff too!


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DCAF Ljubljana: Police Cooperation Convention for Southeast Europe (PCC)
DCAF hosts the permanent secretariat of the Police Cooperation Convention for Southeast Europe (PCC), which has been ratified to date by eleven countries, at its regional office in Ljubljana. It acts as a technical expert body with the mandate to assist and support the Contracting Parties in implementation and applying the provisions of the PCC. Under the auspices of the chairing Contracting Party, rotating on a 6-month basis, the national experts from the Contracting Parties participate in various thematic working groups, established by a common desire to strengthen cooperation in various fields covered by the PCC. As a result of these working groups, the national experts have prepared 14 harmonised curricula on PCC-related matters, successfully launched the exchange of information regarding forged and fake travel documents, and participated in the first mutual evaluation in the area of data protection under the provisions of PCC. As part of its work assisting the Contracting Parties, the PCC Secretariat has also established fruitful cooperation with the EU Council Secretariat and the European Commission DG of Justice and Home Affairs, as well as agencies such as CEPOL, FRONTEX, EUROPOL and EUROJUST. The latter two agreed that their manual on joint investigation teams be included in the PCC Manual, a reference book developed by the PCC Secretariat with the aim of providing methodological guidelines and practical tips. In 2011, the PCC Contracting Parties mandated the PCC Secretariat to participate in the "Post-visa Liberalisation Monitoring Mechanism for the Western Balkan countries", established by the European Commission, further confirming EU's recognition of the PCC and its contribution to a complementary approach to security in the neighbouring SEE region. In 2013, the PCC will be chaired by the Republic of Albania, in the first half of the year, and the Republic of Austria, in the second. The calendar of events and other useful information can be found on the PCC Secretariat's homepage (www.pccseesecretariat.si).
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I am anticipating MUCH weight loss, job improvements, sleeping babies, good health and one very eagerly anticipated BFP.
Ha wiggles that mention of Mr Tumble has just reminded me I had a dream that Alice and I were stalkering Justin around a restaurant last night . Lucky girls getting a snow day - no such luck for me having a day off here but lots of snow still around. Glad Mr W got a day off but to spending it in ikea!
ponyo oh dear. Hope she gets better soon. Just typical with the new job isn't it!
american hope the job is going well and your enjoying all that extra money!
So, with 2nd birthdays coming up, what has everyone got the babies? We've got Alice a few smallish bits but nothing big. She's got a cuckoo clock for her room which oinks with a pig coming out of it every hour
it'll drive us nuts for sure and the back catalogue of hairy maclairy books - she has 2 and loves them plus a few other bits and pieces. Are people doing parties? We've just got my parents and PIL coming over for lunch as our party. Debating what to cook and considering fish fingers, garlic bread and beans with a side order of grated cheese and houmous for everyone as they're Alices favourites
reastie Anna is getting the Ikea kitchen
its mainly for me, a proper kitchen being one of my fantasy childhood toys
Mr W is working all around As birthday so we're just having grandparents, aunts etc coming round. He isn't going to be there so its a Mr Marks and Spencer sponsored party food party
My niece Emma is 1 the week before so my sister is doing a big party,for everyone and their Mother
Shall I put up a list of birthdays? I know its Miss Dillys this weekend and thats really the start of the birthdays.
I can't believe we're already having 2nd birthdays. Where have our babies gone? [weep] Nothing big planned for L's birthday. My parents and sister are coming for the weekend, FIL might visit too (should be interesting) and I'm going to
attempt to make him an Elmo cake. I don't know what we're getting him, he already has a kitchen from Christmas. Maybe some toddler-sized Lego blocks.
wiggles - I love Ikea, I do. I'm away to The Big City to visit some uni friends in a few weeks and I'm scheduling a stop at Ikea. [rubs hands gleefully] Ikea with no toddler = bliss (and coffee and cake from the cafe doesn't hurt).
reastie - I haven't actually been paid yet (still a week to go) but they gave me a nice starting bonus that we're dipping into for L's nursery fees this month. We're trying not to think of my salary as extra money though, nearly all (after nursery fees) is going into savings for a house.
It's bloody cold here, -5C during the day and dropping to -15C overnight (was -19C a few days ago). Our heating has gone wonky and won't shut off so we have the windows open to keep it at 20C. Hopefully the landlord sorts it today because L and I can't sleep very well in that temp.
Hi folks,
A made a miraculous overnight recovery and was back at nursery yesterday and is on top form today. She had her 2 year check with hv today, all well though she only weighs 17lbs which surprised me. Funny story - the health visitor asked if she was talking, I said yes really well, hv asked if A knew 2 or 3 words?! Is it bad I was annoyed she wrote that A knows 2 or 3 words in the book, she knows loads ffs anyway A was chatting away by the end of the visit, hv looked quite surprised at how much she could say.
wiggles and reastie I have decided I too am buying a A an ikea kitchen, it sounds lovely. How much ££ please? reastie massive at pig cuckoo clock, where did you find that?!
No plan for A's birthday. I was thinking we could go somewhere like twycross zoo but keep forgetting how bitter cold it will be, rubbish.
american cold sounds grim Stupid heating, hope it gets fixed soon. Am v impressed at your saving for a house. In a years time we will get 15 free hours for A at nursery (fingers crossed) I cannot bloody wait. i will hopefully save the money we save rather than spend it on crap.
Watching the celeb bake off, bless mary berry being nice about Ed byrne's crap cake
ponyo this is said kitchen. The girls don't usually get that much for their birthdays but rubber duck it, I want to get it for her
I don't have any clue what Anna weighs - off to have a nosy.
Anna has lots of words but tbh I put that down to S and O and a diet of Something Special, Peppa Pig and CBebbies in general All of the girls were great talkers - again I credit tv
Anna can get into a the prenursery nursery Olivia went to from this December but I'm not sure what to do.
£90?!?! It's ikea, I thought it was meant to be cheap!
Wiggles yes I credit the tv with A's vocab too, peppa pig especially has taught her dinosaur and NO! In a loud voice. When will A start nursery? What is it your unsure about? ( or did I read that wrong!)
Just having dinner at work, it's meant to snow again later then be done by Sunday. Fingers crossed...
ponyo I know, but to be honest her kitchen will probably get more use than mine
The preschool that Olivia went to runs a 2 year course but I only want to access the first year of it, which Anna can start in December 2013 then stay until June 2014 and start her proper nursery school (before she starts primary school) in September 2014 (clear as mud). So I feel guilty taking a place up knowing that she'll not be returning for the second year. Although the year I did it with Olivia it was commonplace and the school are just glad someone takes the places therefore continuing the funding. I just feel guilty .
There's no rush to apply, if there still have places left by Easter I think I'll ring them. I'm not sure why I feel so guilty about it.
Its nothing to do with Anna going to pre-school, you know me I'm a great believer in getting them out to school as soon as you can - its the working class Catholic in me - Education, Education Education
Anna says dinosaw just like her hero George
debka hope all is well and you're floating about?
[snore] [snore] Oh look I bored myself
wiggles . It's the catholic guilt you must have
ponyo we bought a lovely wooden kitchen for Alice for about £30 - it had barely been used and is lovely. I am the same as wiggles - I always wanted a toy kitchen when I was little so I'm living vicariously through Alice a little . The ikea kitchen is a really nice one FWIW - a friend of Alice's has it and the hob lights up when you press the buttons and everything <gets a tad excited>
Am awaiting an appointment for Alice's 2 year check as she hasn't been weighed or checked since she was 6 months . We've weighed her on my scales though and she's 1 stone 11. Also been waiting since August for an appointment with someone on the NHS to check her feet as she still pigeon toes and trips over herself with it.
Ponyo - I always have the same reaction at Ikea. A is tiny. L was just under 26lbs earlier this month (weighed at the GP) and was nearly 24lbs at 1 year. He's tall and slim but solidly built iykwim.
reastie - can you phone the HV (think you might have had some problems with her?) or GP to discuss Alice's feet? Especially as she's tripping over them.
Ponyo - I really got motivated to buy a house after I discovered that it's legal to have up to 4 hens in the back garden. I have also signed up for a class on backyard hens at the college for the spring. DH just rolls his eyes at me but I'm v excited.
L is speaking quite a lot too, even counting (but he sometimes skips from 3 to 8). I blame Sesame Street.
Has everyone moved the babies into a regular bed? I'm resisting with L, I think he still needs to be confined but he sleeps fine on a mat at nursery.
american its weird bcos A doesn't seem small for her age, although at nursery she's one of the bigger ones now, well that'll change when she goes into the next room up next month! at hens and your hen class, sounds interesting though, some hens look quite cuddly and cute. There was a woman on come dine with me who had nice hens
wiggles its not boring, I understand now! I was wondering if you were unsure about sending your precious 3rd born off to nursery but didn't think that was the case Deffo don't feel guilty. That is my advice
reastie agree with american, chase up the doc/whoever re: A's feet. I'd keep ringing until you get to see someone properly.
Yes who is still putting baby in a cot?? A is still in cot, she rolls about a bit in the night so think she'd just roll out of a bed. Plus she's not been settling for the past few
weeks nights, so wouldn't want her getting out of bed and coming to us <mean>
american I think it's exciting to get hens! We used to have chickens but they kept being got by the foxes . I'm planning to do upholstery classes when Alice is at nursery/school as we've got antique dining chairs awaiting for me to reupholster - it's a few years away but I'm already excited . Btw Alice is in a bed bed. It works really well for us as we like that she can get up herself and come into us when she wakes up rather than just screaming and we don't leave her crying at night <softy>. But then, she's a bad sleeper and often gets up in the night. It's definitely been an easy move for us to get her in a big bed, but whatever works for you and Leo really as he might like his cot.
Re: ALice's feet - have been to HV and GP already about this. They've referred me on but it's the referral that's taking so long to get the appointment. Am thinking of taking her privately for one appointment to check if she needs insoles or anything in her shoes so she can get them sooner rather than later.
PIL have a party tomorrow so really looking forward to going
Reastie do you leave a light on over night? Now I'm thinking we could put A in her own bed so she could come into us rather than standing at the end of her cot and crying
We don't leave him to cry if he wakes but sometimes he will whinge then settle himself back to sleep so I'm worried he'll get up when that happens (instead of just going back to sleep). I'm also worried that he'll just wander around the flat and get into things he shouldn't. I'm really undecided about it.
I forgot to mention that we got him to do a poo in the toilet last night. He said "poo" so I rushed him to the bathroom and after a few false starts (including a wee in the empty bathtub). His reward was flushing the toilet which is a special treat for him.
ponyo we have a little night light in her room so she can see enough to find us. I also tell DH to leave the landing light on
but usually he doesn't . We have a stairgate at the top of the stairs so there's nowhere really to go except to us. I love the morning stagger she does into my room - reminds me of mad Jack Nicholson in the shining when he drags the axe around at the end . She doesn't really seem interested in creating havoc at night - more at getting one of us up. But, seriously, whatever works for you. Apparently I loved my cot when I was a baby and was in it till I was nearly 3 and too big to lie in it . We have noticed though that often when she wakes at night she'll ask for food so we'll give her an oatcake and drink. She usually settles back to sleep soon after but we're getting a bit as to whether to give her food and if she really wants/needs it or not snd we don't want it to be a habit, but, it's tempting just to give her something to eat as she settles afterwards whereas if we don't she just moans/crys and we find it hard to settle her down again.
American go Leo pooing in the loo. We are nowhere near potty training here I don't think.
Anna has been in a single bed for ages, she's not a wanderer, she just lies there and shouts for
us me. Because of Mr W shifts I find it easier to get in with Anna now rather than bring her in with us. He's up at 5.30am some mornings and occasionally Anna will go to 6
americanexpat can you put a stairgate on the door of Ls room? - so he can't get out. I do believe there is a great chicken keeping section on Mumsnet. Well, it might be an elaborate cover for the Bumsex threads but supposeably its good - quite a few posters on here keep chickens/hens - things I like to eat
Anna does a wee in the toilet every night before her bath and today on the school run - she kept shouting "Loo Loo" before admitting defeat and using her nappy. It was all a bit confusing because she calls Olivia "Lou Lou" and it was turning into farce with Olivia saying "I'm right here" for about 2 mins.
Anna has been in a single bed for ages, she's not a wanderer, she just lies there and shouts for
us me. Because of Mr W shifts I find it easier to get in with Anna now rather than bring her in with us. He's up at 5.30am some mornings and occasionally Anna will go to 6
americanexpat can you put a stairgate on the door of Ls room? - so he can't get out. I do believe there is a great chicken keeping section on Mumsnet. Well, it might be an elaborate cover for the Bumsex threads but supposeably its good - quite a few posters on here keep chickens/hens - things I like to eat
Anna does a wee in the toilet every night before her bath and today on the school run - she kept shouting "Loo Loo" before admitting defeat and using her nappy. It was all a bit confusing because she calls Olivia "Lou Lou" and it was turning into farce with Olivia saying "I'm right here" for about 2 mins.
So good I posted twice
american I worry about the same things re: putting A into her own bed. Wow at pooing in the toilet, clever boy! at him flushing it 'as a treat'
reastie we have a gro egg for A, but when the temp goes below 17 degrees (I think) it glows blue rather than yellow which is really bright! It seems to wake A up. Love the image of A staggering about like Jack Nicholson, so funny. I can imagine my A doing the same thing with being hungry, how annoying for you.
wigs wow at A weeing on toilet too, I'm impressed!
Just had takeaway curry for tea, I'm stuffed <fat pig emoticon> For anyone whos not on facebook, A drew on her arms with a pen earlier then said "tattoos like mummy!" and looked all pleased with herself She also got in a huff when I pulled her sleeves down and pulled them back up to display her artwork
Has anyone seen ledkrs thread re: pil and food, very funny
I nearly missed the Burns smileys!
Don't give L too much credit for using the toilet, it was a major production. He also kept trying to stand on the seat and squat. He loves flushing the toilet, I let him do it after I've used it. Strange boy.
wiggles - at the chickens being a cover for bumsex threads. There's a girl in L's nursery class who is a month younger and her mum said they potty trained her over Christmas.
reastie - L has started using "snack" and "hungry" as a delaying tactic recently so I'm never sure if he's hungry or just not wanting to sleep. He wouldn't go to bed last night so we had two separate rounds of crackers, followed by me rocking him to sleep. Then he whinged through the night and was up at 5am.
Hello my friends. Sorry been AWOL.
Re the ikea kitchen we were going to get it for dills but I'm not sure if it will hold her attention. It looks nice but boring can anyone enlighten me?
For now we just got her a train set some pepper pig stuff and clothes and boots she actually loves clothes and shoes. I have her some leopard print ballet flats so cute.
We are having a little family party Sunday (hence pil visit) I have bought a blow up castle for her and her cousins to bounce on. She loves happy birthday and candles cos of seeing Ella's party so should be grand.
I am in bed after a row with dh about getting spare bed ready and putting Hoover around ready for pil. He prefers to lie around in his robe
I am off to the gym then hairdresser to avoid the royal arrival and lunch demands.
We are out later (they can babysit) then tomorrow I'm filling them up with a fry up whilst stating loudly "not cooking later " then party food will be eaten then I'm off out to the gym again leaving dh to get rid!
That thread is funny.
Ponyo don't forget half term. Ill have wed onwards free.
Btw massive lol at Alice's midnight feast! She's a canny lass
Happy birthday dilly pop!! (Led I am lurking on pil thread too )
Happy Birthday D xxx Hope all went well today
Olivia has chickenpox, I think
Oh dear! D has a suspect spot on her top lip. We shall see.
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