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A new itinerary being offered in 2017 is the Derawan Islands.The Derawan Islands (Kepulauan Derawan) are located off the eastern coast of Borneo (East Kalimantan Province) in Indonesia, in the famous Celebes Sea.
Below are the different itineraries offered:
Raja Ampat Itineraries (7, 10, 12 Nights)
Raja Ampat Raja Ampat/Banda Sea
|Banda Sea Itineraries (10 nights, 33 dives)
Banda Sea/Triton Bay Banda Sea/Raja Ampat
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Triton Bay/Raja Ampat Triton Bay/Banda Sea
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• Raja Ampat - main port: Sorong Harbor, Sorong City (West Palua Province), Indonesia
• Tarakan - to be announced
• Ambon Harbor at Ambon City (Moluccas Province), Indonesia
• Kaimana Harbor at Kaimana City (West Papua Province), Indonesia
Passports & Visa Documentation:
Visitors must have a current passport, adequate funds to support themselves, and a return airline ticket. US citizens require a passport that must be valid for 6 months from date of entry.
** Passport Requirement
The Indonesia National Park Authority requires each guests passport information 7 days prior to departure to process a required diving permit. Your passport information will be taken from the GIS and sent to the yacht. Failure to complete this withing this time frame will result in being denied permission to dive on the charter start date.
It is the travelers' responsibility to ensure they have the proper visa to travel into each country on his or her itinerary as well as for re-entry and return to their country. Since regulations vary by country, contact your consulate or embassy of your country for the requirement. More visa information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_policy_of_Indonesia
For all itineraries, the flight arrival times are in the morning and afternoon. We highly recommend guests overnight the day before departure at a local hotel then guests will be picked up at 12 pm upon checkout (on day of charter departure) and transferred to the yacht as long as guests are staying in the vicinity of where the yacht docks.
Sorong/Sorong: Boarding 1 pm with yacht departure 4 pm; Check Out 8 am
Sorong/Ambon: Boarding 1 pm with yacht departure 4 pm; Check Out 8 am
Sorong/Biak: Boarding 1 pm with yacht departure 4 pm; Check Out 8 am
Ambon/Sorong: Boarding 3 pm with yacht departure 4 pm; Check Out 8 am
Dinner is served onboard the last evening of the charter. The morning of check out and departure from the yacht in Sorong, guests are provided complimentary entrance to the MEC (Misool Filling Station), a restaurant/cafe resting place in Sorong while waiting for a flight when departing. They offer complimentary snacks, drink, Wi-Fi, comfortable armchairs in ac room, luggage storage and porterage from and to the taxi.
• Sorong - Marina Mamberamo - Should you wish to arrive early and overnight before your Raja Ampat cruise we recommend the Marina Mamberamo Hotel. Sorong is a small city and the airport and most of the hotels are located 10 minutes from the Sorong Harbor where you will board the RAJA AMPAT AGGRESSOR™.
• Ambon - Maluku Divers Resort and Dive Into Ambon Dive Resort are located 10 minutes from the airport and guests can embark and disembark safely from there. Dive Into Ambon is located 40 minutes away.
• Kaimana - Kaimana Beach Hotel is brand new and the only hotel in town. It is located 45 minutes from the airport and 30 minutes from where guests will board the RAJA AMPAT AGGRESSOR™. For Kaimana trips, it is recommended to overnight in Ambon. There are daily morning flights from Ambon to Kaimana.
Raja Ampat charters:
7-night trips: 22 dives
10-night: 33 dives
Derawan Islands charters:
7-night trips: 22 dives
Crossing trips:
10-night (Sorong-Ambon, Ambon-Kaimana, Kaimana-Sorong): up to 31 dives
11-night (Sorong-Ambon 2018 and onwards, Maumere-Bali): up to 36 dives
12-night (Sorong-Lembeh, Ambon-Maumere): up to 39 dives


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Examine what a nation's obligations are under the World Trade Organization (WTO) in this second semester intensive unit.
World Trade Organization - Dispute Resolution provides an explanation of remedies available to countries through the WTO Dispute Settlement process.
Topics covered include:
- Overview of WTO Agreement;
- Legal importance of Annexes to WTO Agreement and the content of each with particular focus on:
The unit will be taught by Adjunct Professor Alan Bennett and Mr Andrew Percival.
Alan Bennett is a practising Australian lawyer, and principal of his own law firm specialising in international trade law and in particular, trade barriers law. Alan has lectured for 14 years in International Import/Export law within Sydney University's post-graduate faculty of law. Alan has written a number of texts including "The Guide to the Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement"; and, The Guide to Risk Management in Imports/Exports". Alan is a member of the IMF legal team based in Washington, DCDC, writing Import/Export law/policy for countries seeking legal drafting/policy assistance from the IMF. Alan's expertise involves assisting major US/EU clients importing into the Asian region, identify trade barriers and consider available options. These issues often result in WTO dispute settlement proceedings.
Andrew Percival, Special Counsel Corrs Chambers Westgarth is an acknowledged international trade law specialist and has advised clients, both in Australia and overseas, on a wide range of international trade law issues, including on export controls, customs duties, anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigations, safeguard measures, free trade agreements and on the WTO agreements. Andrew is recognised as one of Australia's foremost trade lawyers with his inclusion in Best Lawyers for Australia in 2008 to 2011 and Sydney Trade Lawyer of the Year (2011). He also has been included in Chambers Global as a leading lawyer in international trade law.
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BOGOTA, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Economic growth in Colombia will probably slow to around 4.3 percent in 2015 from 5 percent this year, hurt by lower oil prices and a drop in exports due to a sluggish global economy, central bank chief Jose Dario Uribe said on Friday.
The forecast would put growth below potential, which is estimated at about 4.8 percent annually. The bank sees expansion in the second half of this year of about 4.6 percent, Uribe said in his quarterly presentation on the economy.
"It's a slowdown, but remains important growth. Indeed 4.6 percent is the fastest growth among bigger economies in the region and a great majority of countries worldwide," Uribe said.
A strengthening of the economy of the United States, Colombia's biggest trade partner, will be positive for the Andean nation in the coming quarters and help maintain stable growth, said Uribe, one of seven board members who decide on monetary policy.
The central bank maintained its growth forecast of 5 percent for this year, though it said it could come in slightly below that.
Central bank board member Ana Fernanda Maiguashca told Reuters in an interview this week that a slowdown in 2015 to growth of between 4.3 and 4.5 percent would be healthy, bringing expansion back below the economy's potential.
The bank expects inflation this year and next to be about 3 percent, the midpoint of its 2 percent to 4 percent target range.
Policymakers raised the overnight lending rate by 125 basis points between April and August to trim surprisingly fast 6.5 percent economic expansion in the first quarter and to head off any inflationary pressure. Last week the board voted to hold the rate at 4.5 percent for a second straight month.
Declining oil prices affect the government's revenue stream, and so spending and the overall economy, Uribe said.
"There is some uncertainty about future behavior of oil prices," he said. "That's important for Colombia since close to half of total exports come from oil sales and crude is an important source of income for the public sector." (Reporting by Nelson Bocanegra, Helen Murphy and Peter Murphy; Editing by Peter Galloway)


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Benoit R. Masse holds a Ph.D. degree. He is an Associate Member at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. He is also an Affiliate Associate Professor at the Department of Biostatistics at the University of Washington School of Public Health and Community Medicine. Dr. Masse has been involved in AIDS and microbicide research efforts since 1995. He is an author of more than 50 peer-reviewed articles in the areas of HIV/AIDS, other sexually transmitted diseases, and chronic diseases. Dr. Masse has significantly contributed to the design of several HIV microbicide research trials, including preparedness studies, safety studies (Phase I and II), and efficacy trials (Phase IIB and III). Specifically, Dr. Masse has been (or is actively) lead statistician on the following microbicide trials: HPTN 035 (Phase II/IIB), HPTN 050 (Phase I), HPTN 055 (preparedness), HPTN 059 (Phase II), and COL-1492 (Phase II/III). He was also a coinvestigator and the lead statistician on the OMEGA cohort study, a large cohort of gay men in Montreal. In addition, Dr. Masse was the PI for the SDMC of the COL-1492 trial. Dr. Masse has been a long-standing voting Member of the Clinical Trials Grant Committee of the National Cancer Institute of Canada (1995–1998) and of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (since 2000). He was also a member of the HPTN Microbicide Working Group and the HPTN ART Science Working Group. In the latter group, Dr. Masse is the lead statistician for the landmark HPTN 052 trial.
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Want to know where your Seattle Housing Levy money is going? City officials gave an answer Wednesday, announcing $19.5 million in grants to five buildings, creating 302 apartments affordable to homeless and lower-income residents, and preserving another 272.
"We are focusing on constructing our new projects in places that are close to transit," Mayor Mike McGinn said at a news conference at one of the project sites, in the International District. "They'll be located in mixed-use neighborhoods that have their needs within walking distance."
City Council member Nick Licata drove home the need for conveniently located housing, saying: "In Seattle in the last 15 years we've seen a trend of lower-income people, often minorities, moving further and further south out of the city."
Representatives of the project developers braved Tuesday's cold rain to claim award envelopes, which Office of Housing Director Rick Hooper dubbed "a holiday present."
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The news conference was at 424 S. Main St., in Seattle's historic Japantown, where InterIm Community Development Association plans to erect Hirabayashi Place, an 85- apartment building for households earning $39,000 to $47,000 a year, with childcare on the first floor.
The project is named for Gordon Hirabayashi, who, as a 24-year-old senior at the University of Washington during World War II, refused to comply with a curfew on and internment of Japanese Americans. He appealed his convictions to the U.S. Supreme Court, which upheld the curfew and, a year and a half later, internment. Hirabayashi reopened his case in 1983, getting the U.S. 9th Circuit to vacate both convictions.
"The home where these families will be living will be a treasured part of our city and our region's history," InterIm Executive Director Hyeok Kim said.
McGinn noted: "My mother-in-law, upon arriving in Seattle from Japan by boat, went straight up the hill to Japantown, because she really needed some Japanese food."
In addition to up to $5.6 million for Hirabayashi Place, Seattle awarded:
- Up to $4.1 million for Compass Housing Alliance's Compass on Dexter project, in the parking lot of Denny Lutheran Church, which will include 72 apartments affordable to homeless and low-income families, Compass' office and community space;
- Up to $3.5 million for Plymouth Housing Group's Third and Virginia building, which comprises 65 "graduation" apartments for formerly homeless people who show a long track record of successful and stable tenancy;
- Up to $1.85 million to Community House Mental Health Agency for the Caroline W. Apartments, which will have 45 units for homeless people with chronic mental illnesses;
- Up to $1.6 million for rehabilitation of the 34 apartments in the Seattle Housing Authority's Leschi House, which serves low-income seniors, and for construction of an additional 35 apartments at the site, which has a waiting list of more than 80 people;
- Up to $2.1 million to Catholic Community Services of Western Washington for rehabilitation of 50 of the 222 units in the Josephinum Apartments;
- Up to $500,000 to the Low Income Housing Institute to complete rehabilitation of the Julie Apartments, a five-story historic building in the Denny Triangle area.
Seattle grants the funding as long-term, low-interest loans and then regulates the affordability of the housing for at least 50 years. Every dollar of city money brings in $4 from other sources, according to the city.
The current housing levy, which Seattle voters approved in 2009, will bring in $145 million over seven years. It costs the median household $65 a year.
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AIKEN --- Greg Wilson was playing high school basketball at North Myrtle Beach a year ago. James Webb was at Curtis Baptist, and Mike Stephenson was at Glenn Hills. The 6-foot-11 Korab Imami was playing in Kosovo, and veteran boys basketball coach John Jordan was recovering from a heart attack.
The fact that they all ended up on the same team, practicing as a private school basketball squad in a small, relatively unknown church gym in Aiken is almost far-fetched.
But Jordan, now the head coach, athletic director and interim administrator at the newly named Adelphi Christian Academy, is as serious as he can be. He wants to build a nationally ranked high school boys basketball program and is using the school formerly known as Aiken Christian as a base.
"The formula is pretty simple." he said. "No. 1 we play a very tough schedule. We'll play some of the best teams in the country, and the reason behind that is we want to make sure our kids play against the best competition so they get a chance to get recruited."
Step two is to accept basketball players from overseas through a ministry created by Jordan to help athletes from impoverished or war-torn countries. Another step includes leaving the South Carolina Independent School Association, where Aiken Christian had competed for years.
"To do the type of program we're going to do, we had to do that," Jordan said. "Nothing against SCISA, but the level of competition there is not very strong, and we're not trying to load up a team to win the SCISA championship. That's not something we were trying to do at all."
Instead, Jordan has assembled a list of top-level high school recruits in an effort to increase enrollment, make a name for the school and eventually become a national basketball power.
"We're thinking national titles," he said.
Jordan said health problems, which led to open heart surgery in March, forced him to take a step back and part ways with the post-graduate school he was running last year in Asheville, N.C. He came to Aiken seeking a less stressful life without removing himself from the game.
Jordan's first crop of players also includes 6-9 Montenegro native Pavle Raikovic, 6-8 Serb Ognjen Rebic and Aiken High transfers Andrew Williams and Deandre Jackson
He got a look at his vision last week when his team took the court against Oak Hill Academy.
Two days after Oak Hill was ranked No. 3 in the nation by USA Today , Adelphi Christian traveled to Mouth of Wilson, Va., to face the Warriors on their home court. Oak Hill won 95-45, but the fact that a small private school from Aiken stepped onto the same court as one of the nation's top programs was already enough to bring legitimacy to Jordan's quest.
Even before the game, some basketball insiders around the area heard about Jordan's arrival and his résumé, which includes 31 high school players who went on to play in college.
Jordan's reputation and name recognition reached the area basketball community and earned him an early start on building his new program.
"The type of players you see around here now you usually don't see until the second year," he said. "What happened here was the AAU coaches got wind of it, I guess because of my reputation back in North Carolina. ... They had kids lined up that they thought could benefit from this type of thing. That's what we did. We've got quite a few in. We've got a lot of inquiries for next year."
Both Webb and Stephenson said they got to know Jordan through their AAU coaches and the two Augusta prospects left their schools to attend Adelphi Christian.
Stephenson, the brother of former Glenn Hills star Jerel Stephenson, said leaving a more traditional high school program to play for Jordan was a decision made in the best interest of his basketball future.
"I just wanted to go to school for free. I didn't really think I was going to be able to get that at Glenn Hills," Mike Stephenson said. "My AAU coach told me about Coach Jordan. He met me at my house, and we talked about it. He said we were going to play a national schedule. He's put a lot of kids in school. I'm just trying to be like that."
Such moves have become a cause for concern among some area public and private school basketball coaches, who fear they could lose their top prospects to Jordan's program.
"A lot of the existing private and public schools don't understand the concept like they do in North Carolina, so they look at it as more of a threat than it is. I hate that they feel that way," Jordan said. "... We have such a special niche as far as the type of kids that can come to school here. It excludes 80 to 90 percent of the kids in the other schools, so I think their fear is a little unfounded."
Adelphi Christian (5-5) doesn't have a single Augusta or Aiken high school team on its schedule this year. The boys and girls varsity teams will play in a Thanksgiving tournament in Durham, N.C. starting Friday, and they'll play at Ridge View High School in Columbia on Dec. 3.
The home schedule, which will be played at the River of Life Church gym off York Street in Aiken, includes games against Southern Technical College on Dec. 7 and the Australian Junior National Team on Jan. 17.


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San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom is on a roll with initiatives aimed at placing the city at the forefront of urban sustainability. At a press conference on Tuesday, September 30, the mayor discussed his commitment to "actionable implementation," something he said was currently lacking at the state and federal levels. Under his leadership, Newsom believes San Francisco is well positioned to demonstrate the economic benefits of an integrated clean energy economy.
One project spearheaded by the mayor is San Francisco's electric vehicle (EV) policy, which includes cities across the greater Bay Area. SF recently closed its request for information (RFI) and is reviewing 19 responses ranging from electric motorcycles to solicited input from Better Place, the Palo Alto firm working with Israel and Denmark to implement a statewide EV infrastructure. In conjunction with technology options, the city is addressing adoption incentives and infrastructure requirements. One example currently under consideration is complimentary charging stations located throughout the city that supply clean power from the Hetch Hetchy reservoir, courtesy the San Francisco Public Utility Commission.
Newsom is a self-described fan of the technology and himself a two-time EV owner. His first was the EV1 from GM, which was later recalled despite his request to purchase the vehicle. By partnering with other municipalities, Newsom aims to create an economy of scale and guarantee a market for electric vehicles in municipal fleets. As documented in the movie Who Killed the Electric Car?, it was the supposed lack of a market for the EV technology that caused GM to discontinue the EV1 line.
Based on a preliminary count of just a few of the partner cities, San Francisco's EV initiative has already garnered orders for over 1,000 vehicles and climbing, with most of the larger Bay Area municipalities yet to announce their commitments. As the collective investment grows it will drive costs down and improve technology efficiencies for clean, affordable and locally powered transportation.
Justin Sternberg is the co-founder of Continuum Industries, based in San Francisco, CA.


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"The show was such a huge success, the people pretty much demanded that we bring it back," says DCTC spokesman Chris Wiger about the production, which premiered during the 2001-2002 season. He warns that those not in line by 2 p.m. today probably won't get one of the 240 available seats. "When you put John Denver fans into the mix, you never know what is going to happen."
The freebies will be doled out today at 4:30 p.m., one per person. If you don't make the cut, you can buy your way to Heaven: Ticket prices for the extended run range from $16 to $43. For more information, visit www.denvercenter.org or call 303-893-4100. -- Julie Dunn
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While jazz is one of America's great contributions to world culture, it is also an art form often overlooked by the mainstream. Traditional jazz, in particular, is sometimes considered only good for background music to old movies. But to those who know the style better, it has a healthy pulse -- one that'll be thumpin' during tonight's kickoff to 2003 Summit Jazz.
A highlight of the weekend of performances will be San Antonio's Jim Cullum Jazz Band, which hosts PBS's weekly Riverwalk -- Live From the Landing show (heard locally on KUVO/89.3-FM). A Washington Post critic described the Cullum septet's playing as "boisterous, foot-tapping, contagious improvisation." And while Cullum's stompers may hold the marquee for this 25th Summit, others blowing steam include the Summit Jazz Allstars, the Alan Frederickson Jazz Ensemble and the Titan Hot Seven. Each featured group plays in four sessions, from tonight through Sunday evening, at the Hyatt Regency Tech Center, 7899 East Tufts Avenue; tickets are $27 to $98. For more information, call 303-670-8471 or log on to www.summitjazz.org. -- Ernie Tucker


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A drug ring that sold $1 million in highly addictive black-market prescription painkillers used an ice cream truck to peddle the illegal pills to adults, prosecutors said Thursday.
Louis Scala is accused of being one of the leaders of the Staten Island drug trafficking ring, which sold nearly 43,000 oxycodone pills between 2009 and 2010, prosecutors said.
City Special Narcotics Prosecutor Bridget Brennan said Thursday the ice cream truck was a "primary sales point."
Scala is accused of coming up with the "inventive" method of selling the pills during his regular rounds in his Lickety Split ice cream truck, authorities said. After selling ice cream to children, he would meet with adult oxycodone customers, who would climb into his truck to get their pills, they said.
In a statement, the Office of the Special Narcotics Prosecutor identified Nancy Wilkins, an office manager for a Manhattan orthopedic surgeon, as the "lynchpin of the scheme," alleging she stole prescription pads from her employer and sold the sheets to Scala.
Scala and another leader of the ring, identified as Joseph Zaffuto, then recruited dozens of people - including relatives, friends and neighbors - to take forged prescriptions to small pharmacies to get them filled, the prosecutor said. Some of those recruits later became addicted to the pills, she said.
Suspicious pharmacists who dialed up the physician's office would instead get Wilkins, who's from Brooklyn, the prosecutor said.
The scheme was uncovered when a Brooklyn pharmacist tipped off a state Department of Health narcotics investigator about a suspicious prescription.
Twenty-one people were arrested this week after a nine-month investigation into the drug trafficking ring. They were arraigned Tuesday and Wednesday in state Supreme Court in Manhattan.
Scala, 29, was among those arrested and was released on $15,000 bail. The voice mail on his Staten Island phone was not set up to take messages Thursday.
Zaffuto, 39, and Wilkins, 40, remained in custody, held on bail, and were unavailable for comment.
Someone who answered the phone at Zaffuto's home and identified herself as his daughter declined to comment and hung up the phone. Wilkins' number was unlisted.
It was unclear Thursday whether any of the suspects had attorneys.
The Office of the Special Narcotics Prosecutor said in a statement that the case "is symptomatic of a dangerous drug epidemic" in the city involving prescription opiate use and abuse. The state Department of Health said that more than 1 million prescriptions for oxycodone were filled last year in the city alone.
Staten Island was the borough with the most oxycodone prescriptions filled - enough to supply 28 percent of the population. There were about 483,000 people living on the island located off the southern tip of Manhattan, according to recent census estimates.


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James! Come quick! There something in the Room of Requirement that you have to see! Sirius Black yelled as he came running into the Gryffindor Common Room. What is it? James Potter asked. He was slightly annoyed that Sirius had come well he was doing his potions homework, but he was very interested to know what was in the Room of Requirement. You see, very few people knew about this room. It could become any kind of room that you want. If someone really had to go to the bathroom the room would turn into a magnificent bathroom, but if they went back to find this splendid bathroom it would be gone and you wouldnt know how to find it again.
Theres no time to explain. We have got to hurry! It might disappear. Sirius said, a hint of desperation in his voice. I dont know. I really should finish this potions homework and besides, cant you just think it back? James said. I dont remember what I was thinking about. James. Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeese come. I promise you wont regret it. Now you could really tell that Sirius was desperate. He NEVER EVER begged, but right now he was on his knees giving James the puppy dog pout. James sighed. Fine. Ill come, but this better be good or Ill hex you into next week!
They ran out of there common room and through the halls. They didnt even stop to hex Snape for insulting them when they ran past him. Thats when James knew Sirius had to show him something that was very important because it was there pastime to hex Snape.
Go in. Sirius said, as they came to a halt in front of the Room of Requirement. Are you coming in? James asked Sirius slightly confused. I have to find Moony first. Will the thing in there be gone when you get back? No! Trust me. Sirius said quickly. Alright Padfoot. Ill see you when you get back. With that said James walked into the Room of Requirement and to his astonishment, he saw Lily Evans sitting on a big bed.
Like Im supposed to believe that story. A very angry Lily Evans said.
Like I wanted to spend my Saturday night in a room with you. Especially in a room that looks like this. an equally angry James Potter said.
The Room of Requirement had become an extremely small bedroom. You couldnt walk because a big bed took up all the space. The bed had a deep red silk comforter on it and the walls were a deep shade of red to match it. Also, every ten minutes this cheesy romantic music would start playing for about 2 minutes. This is what made Lily so angry. She thought James had come up with the whole idea because it is something that James would have done. James was angry because Lily wouldnt believe that it was Remus and Siriuss idea. And they were both angry that they had to sit on the bed together.
I just thought of something. James said. Oh yeah. What is it? Lily asked not really caring what his idea was. What if they forgot to lock the door? James said, ignoring Lilys last comment. Do you really think there that stupid? Lily shouted at the top of her lungs. They could be. James answered, but he decided to let it drop, for now.
Alright. Whats your story? James asked her.
Lily. Ive been looking for you everywhere! Remus said as he ran into the library. Why? Lily asked. A new room appeared on one of the floors and a first year got trapped in it. She wont come out for any one but she keeps calling your name. We think if you go into the room shell come out with you. Remus said very quickly. Oh No! We have to hurry! Lead the way Remus! Lily said as she jumped up from her chair earning herself a glare from the librarian because she made so much noise. Lets go! he said.
Lily and Remus ran out of the library and through the hallways, up stairs, and took as many shortcuts as possible, not caring that people were staring at them like they were crazy.
There it is. Remus said in between breaths. He pointed to a door. Go ahead and go in. Alright. Ill be out in a few minutes. Lily said well trying to catch her breath. When she had caught it, she walked into the room.
Then I walked in here and looked under the bed for the first year then I sat on the bed because I thought that she had left. Then you walked in and I learned that this was all a trap. I am going to get back at them so badly. James said through clenched teeth. Can we focus on getting out of here please. Then you and I can get revenge on them. Lily said her temper rising. Fine. James said surprised that Lily wanted to help him get revenge on his mates and that Lily seemed to have realized that Sirius and Remus had set them up.
Im going to see if the door is unlocked. James said. Lily didnt answer him so he got up and hoped towards the door. He reached for the handle, he turned it. It was unlocked. He opened the door, but he quickly closed it again. James turned to Lily and said They didnt need to lock the door Evans. Why not Potter?. Lily asked sarcastically. Well, were snowed in.
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CHICAGO (AP) — Workers who got three days' notice their factory was shutting its doors have occupied the building and say they won't go home without assurances they'll get severance and vacation pay they say they are owed.
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"We're doing something we haven't since the 1930s, so we're trying to make it work," Fried said.
Protest organizers said the company can't pay employees because its creditor, Charlotte, N.C.-based Bank of America, won't let them. Crain's Chicago Business reported that Republic Windows' monthly sales had fallen to $2.9 million from $4 million during the past month. In a memo to the union, obtained by the business journal, Republic CEO Rich Gillman said the company had "no choice but to shut our doors."


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Parker lifts Spurs; Paul paces Hornets
Another big comeback by the San Antonio Spurs. Now the Phoenix Suns will need one.
Tony Parker scored 32 points to lead the Spurs to a 102-96 victory in Game 2 last night after the visiting Suns gave away another double-digit first-half lead.
The Spurs needed a few amazing shots and the benefit of foul trouble for Phoenix in Game 1 to win in two overtimes. Last night, the Spurs were behind by 14 points in the first half before outscoring Phoenix, 27-11, in the third quarter.
The Spurs still had to withstand a fourth-quarter surge that got the Suns within 5 points with 14 seconds to play, but the defending champions now head to Arizona for Friday's Game 3 with a 2-0 lead and home-court advantage intact.
Amare Stoudemire led the Suns with 33 points but struggled after halftime, when he shot 2 of 11 from the field.
The Spurs went ahead by 17 points in the fourth quarter after taking control in the third. But Steve Nash (23 points, 10 assists) led a 10-0 run to bring Phoenix within 96-91 with 2:44 left on the clock. Shaquille O'Neal had 19 points and 14 rebounds for the Suns.
Tim Duncan, who finished with 18 points and 17 rebounds, had a monster dunk with 1:47 to play and Parker followed with a basket to put San Antonio back ahead, 101-93.
Hornets 127, Mavericks 103 - Chris Paul had 32 points and a franchise playoff-record 17 assists, leading host New Orleans to a 2-0 lead over Dallas.
The record was 15 assists, set by Muggsy Bogues in 1993.
"Sitting there watching Chris really develop into the best point guard in this league, it's amazing to watch how he's really risen his game to another level," Hornets coach Byron Scott said. "But that's what great players do. He's definitely one of the best on this league right now."
David West scored 27 points and Peja Stojakovic 22 for New Orleans, which took a double-digit lead in the second quarter, led by as many as 25 in the third, and never looked back.
Tyson Chandler had his second double-double of the series with 10 points and 11 rebounds, despite playing with foul trouble. Morris Peterson added 12 points and reserve guard Jannero Pargo had 10 for New Orleans, which was 10 of 18 on 3-pointers, with Stojakovic hitting 5 of 7.
"They were going to try some gimmick stuff," West said of the Mavs' strategy against Paul. "It was key that we had the confidence with the ball out of his hands for us to make plays. Peja hit shots, Mo was able to hit some shots. It really disrupted what they were trying to do."
The series now moves to Dallas, where the Hornets have not won since January 1998. But that streak will end if the Mavericks don't figure out how to slow down Paul and a supporting cast that has been playing with enormous confidence since the Hornets stormed back from a 12-point hole to win the series opener.
"We'll take a look at some things, but we've got to have a better effort," Dallas coach Avery Johnson said. "We've got to go home and get some home cooking. They protected their home court; we have a chance to go home and do the same thing. Like I've been saying all along, they are a No. 2 seed that deserves to be No. 2 and we've got to play much better."
Dirk Nowitzki led Dallas with 27 points but spent most of the night looking frustrated, yelling at no one in particular after he threw one pass out of bounds.
The Mavs hoped Jason Kidd would be a bigger factor in this game, but he finished with only 7 points and eight assists.
Magic 104, Raptors 103 - Two playoff games, two 20-point, 20-rebound outings for Dwight Howard. This time there was no question he was the difference maker.
Orlando's 3-point touch evaporated, but Howard's 29 points and 20 rebounds powered the Magic past visiting Toronto for a 2-0 lead.
Howard is the first player in nearly 40 years to record consecutive playoff games with at least 20 points and 20 rebounds. The last was the San Francisco Warriors' Nate Thurmond in the 1968-69 playoffs, a player the 22-year-old Magic star sheepishly admitted he'd never heard of.
"It was tough to come back and try to play the same way I played the first game, said Howard, who had 25 points and 22 rebounds Sunday.
"But one of the things [coach Stan Van Gundy] has put in my head, and [Magic assistant Patrick Ewing], is just trying to play as dominant as I could on both ends of the floor. Since the last game, the only thing on my mind, when I go to sleep, when I wake up, at the gym with the guys, is to dominate."
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