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"I am the living bread that came down from heaven. If anyone eats of this bread, he will live forever" (John 6:51). When Jesus says these words to the disciples they do not say "Amen Jesus!" They do not say Jesus, "I believe!" They do not erupt into songs of praise. They do not sing glory to God in the highest. When Jesus tells them that He will feed them the bread of heaven and give them eternal life, what do they do? When the disciples hear this beautiful Gospel of eating and drinking. When they hear these words about rising, feasting, and living forever, instead of bursting into praises they become frustrated and grumble to our Lord, saying, "Jesus, this is a hard saying, who can listen to it!"
Yes, they grumble and challenge their Lord as to how this difficult teaching will fit into their lives, and the lives of others. "This is a hard saying." Not much has changed in the last 2000 years. The Words of Institution is still what we might call a difficult saying. Back then it was not politically correct to live by the Words of a man – eat the body and blood of the Messiah – and to look toward the forgiveness of sins and resurrection of the dead. And today, not much is radically different. The words of Jesus, hearing Jesus is foolishness to those who are perishing.
For example, if you are asked tomorrow morning at your place of employment how your weekend was – and you answer "I heard and met with my risen Lord Jesus – and feasted on His Heavenly feast of communion – he has granted me the forgiveness of sins – the resurrection of the dead – and immortal life" – I can pretty much guarantee that you – you may get less than a warm reception. You certainly may not be on the fast track for a promotion, and extending your social network around the workplace.
The wisdom of the world does not hang on the precious and Holy Words of our Lord. That is why the workplace is often toilsome and stressful. Because we close our ears and are careless with our mouths, our friendships are often wrought with fractures. Even within our own families, we see that there are those who have turned away from the faith, trying to find their own way, as sheep without a shepherd. In our own communities we see violence, strife, racism, and human cruelty. And violence and warfare rages on in nearly every corner of our world.
Lord to whom shall we go? At times it seems as though our Lord withholds himself, delays his coming. Or maybe it seems as though he has lost the battle. Yet our Lord does not come as a political ruler to fix every instance of social injustice. No, he does something far bigger and better. He comes to feed us, to stoop down to us in our lowly estate and show us mercy, that we may be merciful to one another. He comes as the beloved one, our beloved one, to be love for us, and to pour us out toward each other in love. He comes to bear in His body the brokenness of all creation, to bear our sin and to raise us up to live – to live as he desires us to live. And how does God desire us to live? To whom shall we go? When the disciples turn away from Jesus, He lovingly asks Peter if he is leaving too. Peter replies, "Lord to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life."
So to whom shall you go? Nowhere, for in this very sanctuary the risen Lord Jesus Christ grants you the freedom that forgiveness brings – the freedom to be children of heaven. How does he desire us to live. He desires that we live with our ears opened up. Opened to the Lord's promise that we may be faithful Fathers, Mothers, Sons, and Daughter - faithful workers and friends, who attend to the broken cries of a broken world.
Dearest Christians - you have listened and heard. Like the disciples, we have been turned toward our Lord, and He has made listeners of us, hearers of His heavenly Word. We have been brought here to feast on a Word of peace that the world cannot give us. The world considers you foolish people. Look at you all – gathered at this place – worshipping – standing – kneeling – singing praises to God – anticipating todays communion – the very feast of heaven and immortal life. Yes, you are a foolish bunch.
For you do not have the wisdom of the world but the wisdom of God. For He speaks to you, He baptizes you, He feeds you, and call you out of death to life. And in the foolishness of God's infinite love, you have infinite wisdom and strength, you have peace and truth. We live by faith not by sight. Like Peter we are turned back to our Lord and say, "Lord to whom shall we go. You, only you Lord, have the Words of Eternal Life." This is our confession. And God looks down from heaven and beholds us as his dearly beloved and speaks the very first words of creation again, "You may surely eat." In the Name of Jesus - Amen.


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The Student Space Systems Liquid Rocket Engine Project is a student-led effort to design, construct, and launch a more sustainable approach to suborbital space travel. The pilot test of their liquid rocket engine will use a waste-free 3D-printed rocket combined with a clean-burning, liquid methane engine.
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Johannesburg - President Jacob Zuma has accepted an honorary doctorate in philosophy from the American University of Nigeria in Yola, Adamawa, the presidency says.He received the award for his contribution to education and human development during a working tour to Nigeria.In a speech prepared for delivery at the ceremony, Zuma said he regarded the award as an "honour" and perceived it as recognition of South Africa and the country's role in the continent and the world.He said he received the doctorate as reflective of the cordial relations between the two countries.Education in Africa was important because quality education was essential to building the human resources required for the continent's development."Not a single nation shall prosper without education. "We should ensure that education is used as a tool for development," Zuma said.Of the top 100 universities in the world, it was "hard to find a single one from Africa", he said - adding that the measures used to determine this list "may be one-sided and ideologically loaded".Zuma also called for indigenous languages to be used in academia, as this was prerequisite to "the decolonisation of the African mind".
Such an esteemed philosopher...Haha what a joke!
What an honour, a Nigerian Degree nogal! Would think most people in Nigeria have one, bought on a blackmarket somewhere in Lagos!
As useless now as a London School of Economics (LSE) degree, awarded now to despots and dictator's sons.
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Serious......Ser e ous.!!!!
American University of Nigeria. Never heard of it...
Sounds like a 419 Scum.
He also never heard of it until he got the e-mail telling him that with it he gets a $1,000,000-00, from the brother of a prince that we killed in a plane crash, and now the money is laying to a bank in London which the family can't touch.
We never heard of you either, doubtless because you're a non-entity.
Ah, Ross, but I am not handing out degrees to halfwits posing as politicians...
Looks very nice next to his STD3 Diploma. Well done bro
You tooks da woirds right outa my mouth Allan.
Da amerikan univercity of nigeria and zimbabeludicrous
@Boeredoos; you seem to be a no-brainer yourself UH DA DA DA!!!Are you Malema's brudder okaaaaayyyy!!!
If we look at education in S.A. this is not even remotely funny.
Why waste SA taxpayers' money to go and receive this worthless piece of paper?
Sad, ignorant loafers like yourself are stuck in your dead-end jobs while smart, enterprising South Africans are in Nigeria partaking of the economic boom that sees that nation set to surpass SA as Africa's biggest economy in the next 10 years according to most knowledgeable commentators.
Probably the only one he ever will get.
Dear president Zuma, will you leave your pisana to die in China tomorrow? What does your newly acquired Nigerian philosophy preside on the matter?
amazing what money can buy....
and this makes the news ??
come on - what a dog show !
I got matric without university exemption and so could not go to university. Zuma has a Std 3 and gets a honorary degree. Although what honor there is in getting one from Nigeria i don't feel too bad.
What is AUN? Y ws he nt awarded Ín south Àfrica?


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KARIYA (Japan) ― In response to the growing Chinese vehicle market, DENSO Corporation will construct a new plant to produce car air conditioners in Changchun, China. The new plant will be DENSO's first manufacturing base in northeastern China and will serve as a branch plant of Tianjin Fawer DENSO Air-Conditioner Co., Ltd., which produces and sells car air conditioners and other products in Tianjin, China.
"With the market for vehicle production and sales expected to grow in China, we want to support customers in the regions in which they operate," said Akio Shikamura, senior managing officer responsible for DENSO's Thermal Systems Business Group. "Establishing this facility in Changchun will allow DENSO to quickly respond to automakers' increasing production by providing car air conditioners and other products."
With construction scheduled to start in August 2011, the plant will begin operations at the end of 2012 and supply products to customers such as FAW Toyota and FAW VW, both of which are affiliated businesses of China FAW Group Corporation. The new facility, which will have 132 million yuan (approximately US$19.7 million) invested in it by the end of 2012, will have a site area of approximately 40,000 m2 and a floor area of approximately 15,000 m2.
Currently, DENSO produces automotive air conditioning systems and related components at nine locations in China. The new plant will be DENSO's tenth manufacturing base in the country.
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Voters in Madison County will choose a new county commissioner Tuesday, a week after the runoff election originally was scheduled.
Former commissioner Chip Chandler of Carlton and grading contractor Wes Jordan of Danielsville are vying for the county's District 4 seat, vacated by John Scoggins this summer.
Scoggins stepped down for personal reasons in July, six months into his four-year term. He pledged to pay the costs of the special election to find his successor.
Chandler came within seven votes of winning the seat outright when voters cast ballots in the special election for the seat Sept. 20.
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Age: 54
Born: Fort Belvoir, Va.
Lives: Carlton
Education: Bachelor's degree, University of Georgia
Occupation: Paramedic; self-employed tree farmer
Political offices held: Madison County Commission, 1992-96
Age: 43
Born: Athens
Lives: Danielsville
Education: Clarke Central High School
Occupation: Self-employed grading contractor; rental property owner
Political offices held: None
The tree farmer and paramedic got 363 votes, 49.1 percent of the total, to 264 for Jordan and 112 for Melvin Drake, who held the seat through 2004. Drake stepped down for a run at the Madison County Commission chairmanship, but lost in the Democratic primary, which also wound up in a runoff. Chandler won that runoff, but lost in the general election to Republican incumbent Wesley Nash.
Early indications are that voter participation in Tuesday's runoff could be even stronger than on Sept. 20, when about 30 percent of registered voters cast ballots at three polling places. This week, 280 voters had cast early ballots through about 4 p.m. Friday, said Madison County Chief Registrar Tracy Dean. That was nearly twice as many as cast early ballots before the Sept. 20 special election. Dean said 152 people chose the early option that week.
Whether the early voting numbers presage a heavy turnout on Tuesday remains to be seen. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
County election officials had to push back the election from its original Oct. 11 date after learning a new state law required election officials to provide more time for advance voting between a runoff election, which is what is happening Tuesday, and the preceding election that forced the runoff.
The main issue in two candidate forums before the Sept. 20 vote was growth, with Jordan arguing for opening more of the county up to growth, and Chandler, a former president of Madison County Citizens for Common Sense Growth, arguing for a cautious approach to growth, one that would protect current county residents rather than future residents.
The narrow district stretches from Danielsville to the town of Carlton near the Broad River, which forms the county's border with Elbert County.
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Oh my god these guys have such a sad backstory why do I draw art like this of them abort mission
its funny. i drew something just like this about a month before. me and charlie are laughing
I think this is adorbs! :3c
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'Jennifer Haywood, a high profile actress, moves to the Gold Coast to start a new life for her daughter, Natalie, and herself. She brings with her a colourful household: her boyfriend William; Lilly, the nanny; Doris, the cleaner; and Mopsy, the dog. Life seems almost perfect until her ex-husband Jack is cast as her lover in the series in which she is currently starring.'
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I'm sure it will be a tough competition.
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This was actually a tough one for me...couldn't think of anything.
Unwound a little on a sig for DBB, and then it came to me.
This was one of several sigs I did; the others failed in my opinion.
But I like the turn out of this one, refraining from speaking with conceit.
I was worried about the bullet trace, but came to just forget about it as I went through.
And I see what you mean, my brushing could have just gone over the top of his helmet...
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If you're currently thinking about buying a new car but aren't sure which manufacturer to go with, you should know that Saturn is a great choice. This popular car manufacturer, a General Motors subsidiary, has been making great cars since 1985. That's almost twenty-five years of...Read More»
Earlier this year, Justin Kurtz's car was towed. No big deal, right? Happens every day. Only problem is, T&J Towing of Kalamazoo, Michigan may have tampered with the car to justify its impounding. Kurtz claimed that T&J disconnected his Saturn's battery to prevent the car alarm from going...Read More»
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Former Russneft chief Mikhail Gutseriyev fled Russia via Turkey and is living in London, sources close to the wanted oil tycoon said Wednesday, as a Moscow court upheld a warrant for his arrest on what he has called politically motivated charges.
"He is in London, but has asked his friends to remain quiet during this difficult time," one source said by telephone from London, declining to give his name in line with Gutseriyev's wishes. Gutseriyev is observing 40 days of mourning for his son, Chingiskhan, who was killed in a car crash in Moscow on Aug. 22, the source said.
The death of his son came as prosecutors ramped up the campaign against Gutseriyev, who stepped down as head of the country's seventh-largest oil firm on July 31 after what he called "unprecedented hounding" from tax and law enforcement authorities.
Basic Element, the holding company belonging to Kremlin-friendly oligarch Oleg Deripaska, is currently in talks to buy the embattled firm.
Tax authorities have brought a total of 11 lawsuits against eight current and former shareholders in privately held Russneft, and all the company's shares and assets have been frozen.
Gutseriyev himself is wanted on charges of illegal business practices and tax evasion. The Moscow City Court on Wednesday rejected an appeal from his lawyers to withdraw an arrest warrant issued Aug. 28. Shortly after the warrant was issued, Gutseriyev was placed on an international wanted list.
"Gutseriyev is an honest man who follows the law, an upstanding person," his lawyer, Alla Yaminskaya, said after Wednesday's hearing. "All court decisions relating to this issue are illegal and will be appealed."
Prosecutors said at the hearing that Gutseriyev had disappeared July 30 and that investigators were only alerted to his whereabouts Aug. 4, when Belarussian authorities said his passport had been used on a flight from Minsk to Antalya, on Turkey's southern coast.
Prosecutors said they had since lost track of Gutseriyev.
Yaminskaya argued that neither the number nor the name on the passport matched Gutseriyev's, saying Gutseriyev spelled his first name "Mikail" rather than "Mikhail."
"Gutseriyev is not the type of person easily confused with someone else. His is a recognizable face," prosecutor Viktor Gvozdev told the hearing.
Gutseriyev, an ethnic Ingush from North Ossetia, is worth an estimated $2.9 billion according to Forbes.
A former State Duma deputy for the ultranationalist Liberal Democratic Party, Gutseriyev was appointed head of Slavneft, then a state-controlled oil firm, in January 2000. He was ousted from his post two years later, but quickly founded Russneft and built it into one of the country's top 10 oil producers.
The campaign against him comes as the Kremlin continues to extend its reach over the country's energy sector and has prompted comparisons with Yukos. Once the country's largest private oil firm, Yukos was felled by a barrage of billions of dollars in back tax claims, and its founder, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, was jailed for eight years on tax evasion and fraud charges.
At a second hearing Wednesday, the court rejected an appeal to unfreeze shares in Russneft, arguing that the company's lawyers had not followed proper procedures.
Judge Olga Kononenko said the share freeze would remain in effect.
A source inside Russneft, who also said Gutseriyev had left Turkey for London, said the company had already been sold to Deripaska's Basic Element holding.
"The deal was made one and a half months ago," the source said, declining to give his name because of the sensitivity of the case. "All the Russian shareholders have given control of the company to investment structures," he said. When asked whether that meant Basic Element, he said yes.
The deal was set at $6 billion and Gutseriyev received a payout of $3 billion, the source said.
Basic Element on Tuesday requested approval for the deal from the Federal Anti-Monopoly Service.
A spokesman for Basic Element, Sergei Rybak, said Wednesday that the company was "putting out no figures" about the deal.
"No deal is done until we get approval from the anti-monopoly service," he said.
Yury Kulebyakin, a lawyer for Russneft, said at the court's hearing into the share freeze that he was representing five of six companies who hold stakes in Russneft.
"To this day, they own the Russneft shares," he said.
Russian-registered firms Mlada, Milanfa, Spektr, Yevangelika and Nadyozhnost, along with Cyprus-registered Shaddock Trading, among them hold all of Russneft's shares, Kulebyakin said.
"Nowhere is it shown that these companies are affiliated with Gutseriyev, and they shouldn't be punished for what is now happening to him," Kulebyakin said during a break at the hearing.
Gutseriyev was believed to have owned about 70 percent of the company's 100,000 shares.
The source inside Russneft said Milanfa held 15,200 of the shares, Yevangelika held 20,000, Nadyozhnost held 9,700, Spektr held 20,000 and Mlada held 15,100, with Cyprus-registered Shaddock holding the remaining 20,000.
A court-appointed share freeze would not necessarily disrupt a potential sale of Russneft, said Steven Wardlaw, the head of U.S. law firm Baker Bott's Moscow office.
Any such deals would likely call for a future closing date, at which point both parties could decide whether to go ahead with the sale, he said.
Analysts have said the Kremlin likely asked Deripaska to take on the embattled firm. Basic Element's energy interests are small compared with the holding's major presence in metals and the automotive industry.
The country's main state-run firms, Rosneft and Gazprom, remain saddled with tens of billions of dollars in debt.
Relocation by Gutseriyev to London would add to the city's growing list of Russian dissidents, which includes self-exiled oligarch Boris Berezovsky and former Chechen rebel envoy Akhmed Zakayev. Gutseriyev's son Chingiskhan graduated from London's prestigious Harrow School and went to Warwick University.
Gutseriyev has a daughter and another son, whom one source said was 17 and also attending Harrow.
The Moscow Times 6.9.2007
By Miriam Elder
Staff Writer.


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Frequently Asked Questions – Assessment
What does the OIIQ do?
- Supports the recognition and development of its members' skills;
- Ensures the quality and safety of nursing care provided by its members;
- Guides the development of the profession;
- Takes positions on social issues relating to health care.
For more information on what your assessment is used for, we suggest you see the explanatory document on the 2017-2018 assessment (in French only), presented to delegates at the 2016 AGM.
2017-2018 assessment
n accordance with the Professional Code and the Nurses Act, the amount of the assessment was first set by the OIIQ Board of Directors, mainly by taking the Order's obligations into account.
Then, at least 30 days before the Annual General Meeting, information concerning the assessment was published on the OIIQ website. Nurses elected as delegates by members at the annual general meetings of their regional orders were invited to consult this material. The invitation was sent out by e-mail or regular mail, for those who had not given the Order an e-mail address.
The OIIQ Board of Directors then recommended that the assessment be indexed. The first part of the indexed amount allows the Order to meet its obligations as defined in the Professional Code, and so was not submitted to delegates for approval. The second part is needed to allow the Order to maintain its activities to support and develop the nursing profession, and hence to fulfil its mission of public protection. It corresponds to the Bank of Canada's target average inflation rate. As required by law, this amount was submitted for approval to the delegates at the OIIQ Annual General Meeting. They had the opportunity to debate it and the majority approved the indexed portion of the assessment when it was submitted to a vote.
The delegates understood that indexing the assessment was required to ensure continuity in the Order's operations, so that it can maintain its activities aimed at supporting and developing the nursing profession.
They also felt that annual indexation, in the form of gradual adjustments, was preferable to a sudden substantial increase to catch up later. Many members expressed this view, in fact, at the AGM or in messages to the Order.
Lastly, the delegates saw it as a responsible and prudent action that would give the Order the required financial margin of manoeuvre to adequately fulfil its mission of public protection and, more generally, of advancing the profession.
In addition to the annual assessment, the amount includes professional liability insurance, the contribution to the Office des professions du Québec, and taxes.
Under the current process for paying the assessment, the Order already has to keep track of more than 74,000 transactions, given the number of members. Allowing members to pay the assessment in several instalments would increase the Order's management costs and add administrative fees for members.
The Order is dedicated to managing its members' collective assets with efficiency and transparency, and over the years has adopted various measures to ensure sound governance and good management practices. The volume of the Order's activities is constantly growing, in particular requests for advice and information received and handled by the different departments. This has had an impact on the revenue required to keep the organization running smoothly.
In terms of sound management of resources, the Order has taken the following steps:
- Strategically managing its Head Office staff. This workforce corresponds to a ratio of 2.2 employees per 1,000 members, one of the lowest among professional orders in the healthcare field.
- Introducing a new platform for managing member services, to improve OIIQ members' experience in dealing with the Order.
- Reviewing the processes in several departments, so as to improve their efficiency and the quality of their operations and control costs.
- Setting up a forum on providing continuing education, so as to develop training at the best possible cost and facilitate access to training.
The amount of the assessment is generally deductible from both federal and provincial income taxes, unless it is paid by your employer. The OIIQ cannot comment on specific cases, however, and invites members to consult a tax professional to find out whether they can deduct the amount of their assessment from their income taxes.
Firstly, it is a matter of basic fairness to all members. It would be difficult to come up with objective criteria for exceptional cases in which someone could pay less than the annual assessment. From an administrative viewpoint, it would be complex and costly to evaluate all the requests for special consideration, given the number of OIIQ members.
Secondly, the financial impact of dividing up the assessment in this way would mean increasing other members' assessments so as to guarantee the OIIQ the stable revenue it needs to operate.
Your annual assessment can be compared with a driver's licence: you must pay the fees every year to maintain the privilege of driving, whether or not you use your car.


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FAQ for The £99 Yoga Holiday
Please review this FAQ before you book with us, it contains all the other bits of useful information that don't fit within the navigation links to the right.
Things you need to pack
- Sleeping bags
- Yoga Mats (Blocks/straps if needed)
- Torch (for those night time toliet trips)b
- Layers (even though it's Summer it can get a little chilly at night)
- Walking shoes/ trainers
- Towels
- Sun Protection (Let's prepare for plenty of sunshine, bring along plenty of sul nscreen)
Extras cost items
Drinks & Snacks
A continental breakfast is included in your holiday, if you are peckish at other times of day we offer a small selection of drinks & snacks that can be purchased at extra cost.
All free time is your own to do as you please, talk a walk to the beach, read, meditate. If your feeling a little more energetic then we have some amazing activities on offer hosted by our activty buddy Dan. These include surfing, coasteering, horse riding and more. Prices start from £25 per person per activity please getting touch via our contact form if you would like to make a booking.
Car Hire
There are two beautiful villages Kingsand and Cawsand 10 mins walk away but if you fancy exploring the area a little more then we would suggest that you hire a car. Here are a few local car hire firms:
If anything seems unclear don't hesitate to contact us.


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Randwick precinct
In the coming years, major capital works projects will continue across Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick, which will mean significant benefits for our patients, families and staff.
Light Rail
The Light Rail will provide fast and reliable public transport over a 12-kilometre route featuring 19 stops from Circular Quay, through the CBD, to Kingsford and Randwick via Surry Hills, Moore Park and Kensington.
Stage one of construction of High Street begins in March 2017. Works will be ongoing until construction is due to be completed in 2018. Services will start running in 2019.
Looking for Light Rail transport updates? Click here
Development of the Randwick Hospitals and Health Services' Campus
In March 2015, the NSW Minister for Health, The Hon. Jillian Skinner MP, announced a $500 million redevelopment of the Prince of Wales Hospital on the Randwick Hospitals and Health Services' Campus. The announcement of this capital funding will enable the rebuilding of some existing infrastructure to be fit-for-purpose in the delivery of healthcare in the 21st century.
This funding also presents an opportunity to create a campus-wide vision that will lay the foundations for creating a world-class 'Health, Research, Teaching and Education Campus, and Academic Health Science Alliance' in which Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick is incorporated in.
Discussions around planning have begun. Consultation will take place with patients, families and staff throughout the planning process.
The Bright Building
The 10-storey Bright Building on the corner of High Street and Avoca Street, Randwick brings together Sydney Children's Hospitals Network, Prince of Wales Hospital, and the University of New South Wales to facilitate and improve the care provided to the community, whilst allowing us to expand.
Sydney Children's Hospitals Network occupies Levels 7, 8, and 9 of The Bright Building:
- Level 7 - Centre for Adolescent and Young Adult Health including Trapeze, Adolescent Medicine, Pain and Palliative Care, Education and Training Department
- Level 8 - Centre for Child Health Research and Innovation including University of New South Wales, Sydney Children's Hospitals Network Clinical Trials
- Level 9 - Centre for Clinical Genetics, Sydney Children's Hospitals Network Executive and Education Rooms including Sydney Children's Hospitals Network Clinical Genetics, Sydney Children's Hospitals Network Executive
Prince of Wales Hospital and the University of New South Wales occupy the lower levels of The Bright Building—specifically the five-level Nelune Comprehensive Cancer Centre managed by Prince of Wales Hospital, and the two-level Scientia Clinical Research project managed by the University of New South Wales.
The $114 million Bright Building comprises of funding from Sydney Children's Hospitals Network and Sydney Children's Hospital Foundation ($29.8M), NSW Government ($46.2M), Commonwealth Government ($3.5M), UNSW ($11M), and Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation and Prince of Wales Cancer Services fundraising efforts ($17.8M).
There has been extensive consultation with patients, families, and staff throughout the development of The Bright Building and this will continue to ensure needs are met.
See what Trapeze Youth Ambassador, Bec had to say about her journey, the benefits of an age-appropriate space for adolescents and young adults, and the new Centre for Adolescent and Young Adult Health within The Bright Building.
Want to learn more or get involved?
- For project-specific enquiries, email Chris Hastie, Health Services Planner, Sydney Children's Hospitals Network.
- To find out more about how you can get involved, email Bianca Pratt, Carer and Consumer Engagement Officer, Sydney Children's Hospitals Network.
- For public relations-related enquiries, email Nikkie Beltran, Public Relations Manager, Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick.


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Le cartel Hypnoweb a besoin de toi !
Rejoins-nous sans attendre
Ce script VO a été migré dans le guide de l'épisode.Acte de Bravoure
Scene: Alien Planet We see a pyramid with a Stargate in front of it. In the foreground is a lake and then several deathgliders whiz over head. Also we hear music from the first season (and the movie) in the background. Next we see a First Prime walking down a corridor lined with other Jaffa. The First Prime kneels down, holding his staff weapon.
First Prime (Her'ak): "Lord Khonsu..."
Khonsu: "I have a task for you Her'ak." (Khonsu is sitting on a "throne". Behind him is a red wall on which several swords are arranged and near the top of the wall, a Batleth [however you spell it - a Klingon weapon] is also hanging on the wall.)
Her'ak: "How may I serve you, my Lord?"
Khonsu: "This mission is of great importance so there's not much time. If you succeed, Anubis himself will be most pleased." (Her'ak smiles and Khonsu rises from his throne.) "I have learned the location of certain enemies. They are currently vulnerable. You will take my Ha'tak, capture them and bring them to me...alive."
Her'ak: "My Lord, may I ask who is so valuable?"
Khonsu: "Three humans and a Jaffa known to the Tau'ri as SG-1."
Scene: Alien Planet We see lots of sand and several ruins. There are two men dressed in sand camo walking among the ruins and working with a partially uncovered ring transporter.
Coombs: "I calculate platform mass at 12.9 metric tons, consistent with the one on P4X-233."
Meyers: "...and every other ring transporter we've measured. It suggests some sort of standardization, don't ya think?"
Coombs: "You think the Goa'uld have a big plant somewhere that just stamps these things out?"
Meyers: "Jay, how's it coming with the energy levels left in that power cell?" (He's talking to someone off camera.) "Jay?" (There is no response. He is joined by Coombs as the two approach Jay Felger from behind.) "The power cell?"
Felger (staring at something off camera and not really hearing what is being said to him): "Hmm?"
Meyers: "The power cell."
Felger: "Yeah, yeah I'm working on it."
Meyers (snapping his fingers in front of Felger's face): "No you're not."
Felger: "Look at them." (Walking away from Coombs and Meyers, as the camera pans to show him walking closer, but still a long way away from Teal'c and Jack.) "They are so cool."
Coombs: "Jay...enough already? It's embarrassing."
Meyers: "Not to mention unprofessional."
Felger: "Guys, we're in the presence of greatness here. The best of the best...and here we are working along side them...savor the moment, fellas. Savor the moment."
Meyers: "Come on, Felger. We're studying an old piece of Goa'uld technology. They're babysitting us." (He turns around to return to the ring transporter.)
Felger (not deterred in the least from his observation): "What do you think they're talking about, right now?" (Coombs shakes his head and turns to join Meyers.)
The camera is now on Jack and Teal'c.
Jack (wearing his hat backwards and sun goggles over his eyes): "So, T, who you takin' in the Cup?" (Teal'c looks at Jack.) "Lord Stanley's Cup?" (Teal'c's raises his left eyebrow.) "Hockey? Remember with the ice and skating?" (Teal'c raises both eyebrows, slightly.) "We went to a game last year?"
Teal'c: "Indeed. I believe the Canucks of Vancouver are superior warriors."
Jack (a bit surprised): "Canucks, eh?" (Jack pauses for a moment.) "So, lunch?" (He heads to where the three scientists are and Teal'c follows.)
Felger (who sees them heading their way): "Here they come..." (He quickly heads to where Coombs is holding a laptop computer and looks over his shoulder.) "Yes, yes, that does look like a very important breakthrough. Good work Coombs." (Pats Coombs on the back.) "Carry on."
Jack (as he approaches their position and passes them on his way to a table holding a black case): "Progress, professor?"
Felger (as he moves to follow Jack and Teal'c): "Definitely, yes. Big stuff goin' on here...big. I can give you a full report, if you want."
Jack (as he approaches the case and starts to open it): "Save it for Carter. We just came for the fine cuisine." (Jack looks at he stack of MREs and shakes his head slightly.)
Felger (standing between Teal'c and Jack): "Of course, yeah. I mean her...her DHD reports are unbelievable, aren't they? I mean, she is single-handedly revolutionizing our knowledge of Stargate technology." (He looks at both Teal'c and Jack, who seem to be ignoring him as they look over the MREs.) "Any word on how that's going?"
Jack (who takes a second to look at Felger): "No." (Jack hands a pouch to Teal'c.) "Turkey?"
Felger: "No, No. Turkey there..." (Teal'c smiles as he accepts the pouch.) "I guess I'll just get back to work, then?"
Teal'c: "Are you nearing the completion of your research?"
Coombs (Off Camera): "Ow...Jeez...who put that scanner there?"
Felger: "Uh, well, it may be a few more days, yet."
Jack: "What's your time frame there?"
Felger: "Um, a day or so...you know, but then you guys can get right back to saving the world again..." (He double-punches Jack's shoulder.) "Heh, heh, heh, for the seventh time."
Teal'c: "Eighth."
Jack: "What, you're counting?"
Sam (over the radio): "Colonel O'Neill..."
Jack (into his radio): "Yeah, Carter...Go."
Sam (into her radio - she and Jonas are at the Stargate DHD): "We just received an urgent message from General Hammond."
Jack (looks at Felger who is very close and listening over his shoulder) "Roger that...we're on our way."
We hear a crashing sound off camera.
Coombs (Off Camera): "Oh, good one. That's only worth about two-hundred thousand dollars."
Jack: "Felger..."
Felger: "Yes?"
Jack: "We gotta check something out."
Felger: "Can I help?"
Jack: "No. As a matter of fact, stay here. If we're not back in an hour, get to the gate...dial home. Got it?"
Felger: "Well, what could go wrong?"
Jack: "Got it?"
Felger: "Yes, Colonel."
Jack walks off camera and Felger stares after them.
Time Jump: Felger comes running down the slope that Jack and Teal'c had walked away on earlier. He approaches Coombs and Meyers who are kneeling over equipment.
Felger: "Aren't you guys the slightest bit worried about them?"
Coombs: "They'll be back, Felger. Can't you see? They're just having fun with you."
Felger: "What are you talking about? There's something going on out there."
Coombs: "Oh, please...huh? They're just tired of your butt-snorkeling." (mockingly) "So tell me how you finally defeated Apophis, Colonel O'Neill...Oh, Major Carter, I based my doctoral thesis on your amazing wormhole stability theories..."
Felger: "Bite me, Coombs! At least my heroes exist. If this was a 'Trek convention, you'd be all dressed up like a Klingon..."
Coombs: "Vulan, Felger, Vulcan! And I don't know how you can call yourself a scientist and not worship at the alter of Roddenberry..."
Felger (mockingly): "Oooh, how we gonna get outta this one, Captain? Well, I don't know...something to do with the tachyon emitter?"
Meyers: "Guys...knock it off." (The two stop and look at each other.) "Now what say we hook up the Naquadah generator and see if we can't get this baby started?"
Felger: "Fine."
Coombs: "Good."
Felger (under his breath to Coombs): "Nerd."
Coombs (in response): "Geek."
They kneel down beside Meyers and suddenly an Alkesh zips overhead toward the direction that SG-1 has gone. Coombs, buries his head in his arms and Felger ducks, but quickly looks up to follow the Alkesh. They all three stand.
Meyers: "Was that what I think it was?"
Felger: "An Alkesh...mid-range Goa'uld attack vessel..."
Coombs: "But this planet was supposedly abandoned centuries ago. There isn't even anything here except..."
Felger: "SG-1." Felger runs to grab a radio off a box.) "Colonel O'Neill...Felger. We just saw an Alkesh."
Cut to where SG-1 is.
Jack (taking a momentary break from firing his P-90 - Sam is on his left and Jonas is still firing his Zat from a rock behind and to the right of him - to speak into his radio): "I know! Stay put! Remember what I told you! Wait till it's clear, get to the gate, report to Hammond!"
Felger (into his radio): "Colonel O'Neill? Major Carter?"
A firefight between SG-1 and the attacking Jaffa ensues. The Alkesh fires multiple rounds behind SG-1, creating a wall of fire behind them. The sounds of the firefight can be heard where the scientists are.
Felger: "Oh, they're in trouble." (He takes off running in the direction of the sounds.)
Coombs: "Hey! Where you goin', Felger? He told us to stay put."
Felger ignores them. Meyers grabs Coombs and drags him along to follow Felger.
Felger (into the radio as he is running toward the fight): "Colonel O'Neill...Major Carter..."
Felger gets no response, but then flops down on his stomach as he reaches a bluff overlooking the fight.
Felger: "Oh, no...Oh..."
Meyers (running up behind): "This is ridiculous, Felger. You're gonna get us all..."
Felger (as he pulls Meyers down to join him on his stomach): "Shut up."
Meyers then pulls Coombs down to his stomach too.
Felger: "Look."
All three look on with concerned expressions on their faces.
Coombs: "Oh, my God..."
We see SG-1 being led by the Jaffa toward the Alkesh.
Scene: Alien Planet The three scientist are running back to the ruins and the ring transporter.
Coombs: "Wait, wait, wait, wait...you mean do something? What do you mean? Do something? You're totally out of your mind, Felger. Mission protocol clearly states that if something goes wrong, we are to return to Stargate Command immediately. And you know what? Something went wrong."
Meyers: "Colonel O'Neill said it himself...we have to go back to Earth..."
Felger: "I know what he said, but I'm the senior advisor on this mission and I'm making a command decision..."
Meyers: "You're a lecturer in residence at M. I. T. ..."
Felger: "Laugh all you want, but I studied every mission SG-1's ever been on, and the one thing they all have in common? They never leave a man behind....ever."
Coombs: "Technically, they're not behind...we are."
Felger (bending down to pick up the Naquadah generator): "Meyers, you go back through the gate...tell General Hammond what's happened."
Coombs: "What about us?"
Felger (turning to walk toward the ring transporter with the generator): "We're goin' after SG-1."
Coombs (following Felger): "No. Really."
Felger (bending down to deposit the generator on the ground behind the tranporter): "You know that ship must have taken them back to the mother ship out in orbit. We can use this platform to ring up to it, but we have to act now before they're out of range."
Coombs (kneeling down beside Felger): "No. Really."
Felger: "Oh...what? You want their deaths on your head?"
Coombs: "You're just adding our deaths to theirs."
Felger (taking a moment to notice that Meyers is still standing there watching them): "Would you go?!" (Meyers gives him a look and then turns and begins running toward the 'gate. Felger brings a box back and kneels down beside the transporter again - to Coombs): "Help me calibrate this?"
Coombs: "Jay...we haven't run any test...we have no idea how stable the link will be, assuming we can get one." (Felger removes a crystal from under a panel on the ring. He places a probe from the generator in place of the crystal - soon crystals around the generator probe begin to glow.)
Felger (smiling): "We're not outta range."
Coombs: "Jay...are you sure about his?"
Felger (as he is handing a pistol and ammo to Coombs): "Think about it, Simon...what would Colonel O'Neill do if he was here now?"
Coombs (holding up the pistol): "You want me to shoot you?"
Felger (standing up and walking into the center of the ring): "Let's go."
Coombs (following him): "All right."
The rings are activated and seconds later both are on the mother ship. Coombs immediately ducks as Felger closes his eyes and begins firing the pistol while turning around in a circle. He emptys his clip.
Coombs (sarcastically): "Nicely done. We were alone, but that'll probably change now."
Felger: "Please...shh...Just...Okay....area secure. Let's...let's move out."
They both walk through a door into a corridor.
Scene: SGC Alarm klaxons are sounding and we see General Hammond walk up behind Sgt. Davis (who is wearing his glasses on his forehead).
Hammond: "What've we got, Sergeant?"
Davis: "It's SG-1's code, sir."
Hammond: "Open the iris."
Hammond walks down to the 'gate room as Meyers comes through, out of breath.
Meyers: "SG-1... they...took SG-1..."
Hammond: "Slow down, son. Take it easy. Where's the rest of your team?"
Meyers: "Ship...lot's of Jaffa...SG-1 captured...flew away, sir..."
Hammond: "Where are professors Felger and Coombs?"
Meyers: "They used the rings at the ruins to go up to the ship...to rescue SG-1."
Hammond: "They did what!"
Scene: The Ha'tak Felger and Coombs are crawling through some time of passageway (somewhat like a Jefferies tube in Star Trek).
Coombs: "Damn it, Felger. This cannot be the way."
Felger: "I swear...it's up here and to the left."
Coombs: "That's what you said three lefts ago."
Felger: "Head..." (Coombs bumps his head.) "He, he."
Scene: Ha'tal holding cell. Sam and Jonas are sitting on one bench, Teal'c and Jack are sitting on a bench on the opposite side of the room.
Sam (to Jonas): "How come you're not smiling?"
Jonas: "Should I be?"
Sam: "Well, it is your first time being capture by a Goa'uld."
Jonas: "Huh...Funny." (He tilts his head back to lean on the wall and directs one at Jack). "So what now?"
Teal'c: "We wait."
Jonas: "Shouldn't we be trying to escape?"
Jack: "Oddly, no." (He smiles) "It won't be long."
Jonas: "Before what?"
Jack: "Oh, some overdressed, over-the-top bad guy floats in gloating about whatever evil fate awaits us." (Jack smiles slightly, Jonas nods his head, Jack hears something.) "Wait for it..." (The outer door to the cell opens and then the cell door opens as Her'ak and several Jaffa walk in.) "See?" (Jack stands.)
Her'ak: "Colonel O'Neill...Major Carter...the so-called greatest of all Tau'ri warriors...and the Sholva, Teal'c. " (Jack turns and proudly places a hand on Teal'c's shoulder. He, too, is now standing. Her'ak turns toward Jonas.) "You I'm not familiar with..."
Jack: "He's new."
Sam: "Who are you?"
Her'ak: "I am Her'ak, First Prime to Lord Khonsu of Amon Shek."
Jack: "Very impressive. Got a resumé?"
Her'ak: "I captured you."
Jack: "Yes...right...you did. Well done. You got the job."
Her'ak: "I had been looking forward to a great challenge than the one you provided. However, the result has yielded the same consequence. You belong to my master now." (Her'ak turns and they all leave.)
Jack: "Carter...be honest...the resum é gag?" (Sam looks at Jack, Jonas looks at Jack.)
Teal'c: "It needs work, O'Neill."
Scene: Elsewhere on the Ha'tak The two professors are opening a panel in the wall of the ship (coming out of the Jefferies tube), though not quietly.
Felger: "Shhhh..."
Coombs: "I didn't do anything." (They finally get out of the passage, stand up and start walking down the hall.) "You have no idea where you're going."
Felger: "Of course I do..."
Coombs: "Oh yeah, then, what were we doing in the vent?"
Felger: "Staying out of sight. Would you stop worrying? I've studied blueprints of these ships. Holding cells are this way..."
Coombs: "Oh, please...you've studied Goa'uld mother ship blueprints?"
Felger: "Information's an SG team's greatest ally."
Coombs: "You know what an SG teams greatest ally is? An SG team."
Felger: "Will you relax!? Okay...it's this way." (They both walk toward the camera and disappear off camera. Seconds later, they appear back on camera and head in the opposite direction.) "No...this way."
Coombs: "I'm gonna kill you." (Felger is serpentine walking down the corridor as Coombs follows.) "Would you quite doing that?"
Felger: "This?"
Coombs: "Don't point the gun!" (They disappear around the corner.)
Scene: SG-1's cell. SG-1 suddenly hear a strange whistling.
Jonas: "Is that a...bird?"
Teal'c: "I do not believe so."
Jack and Teal'c rise. Jack walks to the wall which holds the bench on which Jonas and Sam are sitting. There is a lighted panel near the top of that wall. As he gets closer, he hears:
Felger (whispering off-camera): "These panels are held in place magnetically. We have to cut the power."
Jack (whispering near the panel): "Who is that?"
Felger: "Colonel O'Neill?"
A few bangs are heard.
Jack: "Felger?"
Felger removes the panel and sets it aside, still obscuring part of the view of the passageway he is in. Coombs is not visible (obscured by the panel).
Felger: "Oh, Colonel O'Neill, are you all right, sir?"
Jack: "What...are you doing here?"
Felger: "Stand easy...we're here to rescue you!"
Sam: "Did he say we?"
Felger: "That's right...I have Coombs with me."
Coombs (popping his head up from behind the panel): "Hi."
Jack (dripping with sarcasm): "Why look everybody...he's got Coombs with him."
Felger (oblivious to Jack's irritation): "You can thank us later...righ now we have to get you out."
Jack (trying not to shout): "Felger...just what part of "'gate home" did you not understand?"
Felger: "Well, we just couldn't let our fellow SG team members be taken..."
Jack: "Felger!"
Felger: "What about never leave a man behind?"
Jack: "What about...we allowed ourselves to be captured...on purpose?"
Coombs (silently mouths): "oh."
Felger: "You what?"
Jack: "We're on a mission, you nit!"
Scene: SG-1's Cell Jack and Teal'c are standing near the cell door. Felger and Coombs are standing on the bench that Sam and Jonas had been sitting on and Sam is standing next to the bench looking up at them. Jonas is standing near where Jack and Teal'c had been sitting, directly opposite Felger and Coombs.
Felger: "Please don't be angry...we just thought, uh,.."
Coombs (pointing at Felger): "It was Felger all the way. His idea completely."
Felger: "Okay...well, I...I don't understand...I mean, what do you mean, "you're on a mission"?"
Sam: "The Goa'uld we're being taken to see is actually an undercover Tok'ra."
Felger (looking at Coombs): "Oh, Yeah...Oh..."
Felger and Coombs step down to stand on either side and slightly in front of Sam.
Coombs (looking at Felger): "I see. Uh, well...why the ruse?"
Teal'c: "Very few of Khonsu's Jaffa know his true identity. Her'ak and his men had to believe they had truly captured us."
Felger (tapping Coombs): "See, I knew it was too easy. I mean you guys have taken out more Jaffa than that before, right?"
Jack (looking right at Sam - not too happy): "Carter..."
Sam: "Professor, we know you meant well, but you've actually put us in a really awkward position."
Felger: "Well, why not tell us?"
Jack: "Because you didn't need to know."
Sam: "We've been on standby for weeks, waiting to hear from the Tok'ra. Now we didn't know where or when this ambush would occur. Obviously, you weren't supposed to be there when it went down, but when we finally did get the word, it was too late to send you home first..."
Felger: "Why didn't this Khonsu just, y'know, send the intel to you? I mean, why the big song and dance?"
Jonas: "He's collected vital information on how and where Anubis is getting his new technology."
Teal'c: "As we have said, Khonsu's true loyalties are carefully hidden. He could trust no one to carry such information in his place."
Sam: "He needs to remain undercover to continue his work."
Jack: "So did we."
Coombs (thumping Felger on the arm): "Way to go, Felger."
Felger: "Wait a minute, we got up here undetected. We haven't ruined anything yet. Nobody knows we're here."
Just then, Teal'c turns his head toward the door because he hears something.
Teal'c: "Someone approaches."
Teal'c walks toward Sam and the two professors. Two Jaffa come through the door and the first place they look is at Jack, who has moved to stand on the bench near the panel where the two professors had been previously. Next they see Sam standing to Teal'c's right and Jonas on his left as Teal'c stands, feet apart, arms crossed between the two.
Dol'ok: "I am Dol'ok, free Jaffa, loyal to Khonsu, the Tok'ra. Thank you for your patience."
Jack: "What patience? Can we get our weapons back? Not that we don't trust you..."
Dol'ok: "Soon...as you are aware, this incarceration is for your own protection. There are very few of us among the ranks, but we have come to assure you that you are, indeed, not alone."
Just then, Dol'ok notices that there are two pair of feet behind Teal'c. The two professors peek their heads out from behind the trio.
Dol'ok: "Who are they?"
Sam turns to look over her shoulder and the two professors quickly duck again.
Jack (jumping down to approach Dol'ok): "Look, there's, uh, been a little bit of a mix-up here. Any chance you could put these guys someplace safe, relatively secure, till this is over?"
Dol'ok: "I will do what I can?"
Jack (patting Dol'ok on the shoulder): "Appreciate that." (Jack turns to the others.) "Hey!" (The professors step out sheepishly from behind Teal'c, Sam and Jonas. They follow the Jaffa out of the cell.) "Oy."
Scene: Khonsu's Planet. Khonsu is standing in front of a full wall screen. Her'ak is making a report (on the screen).
Her'ak: "As ordered, we have SG-1 alive and uninjured."
Khonsu: "Excellent. You have done well, Her'ak. I will be sure to tell Lord Anubis of your exemplary conduct when I relay this victory to him."
Her'ak: "My thanks. Shall I interrogate the prisoners on your behalf, my lord. Surely there is much that they can reveal."
Khonsu: "No. When you arrive, bring them before me. I will use my own methods to learn what they know."
Her'ak (clearly not happy): "As you wish, my lord."
Scene: Ha'tak Cargo Bay Felger and Coombs are seated behind a stack of crates. Dol'ok and his partner are placing the crates in front of the duo.
Dol'ok: "Please do not venture from this place until we have returned. Should you be discovered, your lives would be forfeit."
Coombs: "You got it."
The Jaffa leave.
Felger: "You try to help people, this is the thanks you get."
Coombs: "I should have shot you."
Scene: Khonsu's Planet SG-1 and several Jaffa (Her'ak included) are beamed down to Khonsu's pyramid. SG-1 are being escorted to a holding area.
Jack: "So...when do we get to meet this old... "Ginsu" guy?" (Her'ak just looks at him and motions them to follow him into a room. Jack looks around.) "Nice..."
They are lead into a circular area in the center of the room. As soon as all four of them are inside the circle, a force shield is put up. Her'ak smiles slightly and leaves. Jack immediately puts his hand out to test the shield.
Jack: "Ah!" (Grabbing his hand, he turns to the others.) "Don't touch that." (Just as Her'ak reaches the door.) "Hey, Her'ak! What, no gloating? Take some pride in your work, son."
Her'ak (turning to address them): "You shall all be forced to bow before my master soon enough." (He continues on out the door.)
Jack: "You know...this whole "imprisoned for our own protection" is getting a little old."
Sam: "What choice do we have? If we want this information, we have to trust Khonsu."
Scene: The Ha'tak Cargo Bay
Coombs: "I knew I should have updated my will before agreeing to off-world assignments."
Felger: "You are not going to die, Coombs." *note: suddenly, the closed-captioning has spelled Coombs, before it had been Combs - * Shrug*
Coombs: "Oh, come on, Felger. We might as well be wearing red shirts."
Felger: "I don't get that..."
Coombs is about to answer when the door to the cargo bay opens and both men stop talking to listen. They peek between crates to see Dol'ok and his partner enter the bay. Seconds later, the partner is shot from behind. Dol'ok turns and tries to get his zat out, but he is shot by a staff weapon before he can fire. Three Jaffa enter the cargo bay. One walks up to Dol'ok and spits out "Sholva." He then looks around the bay. For a second, you think he notices the two professors, but eventually he turns and they all leave the cargo bay. The door shuts behind them.
The two professors move a couple of crates, so they can see better.
Coombs: "Oh, my God...I think I'm gonna throw up."
Felger: "Oh, these poor bastards..."
Coombs: "Jay, I can't do this...I gotta get outta here." (He steps out from behind the crates and heads for the door.)
Felger (chasing him and grabbing him from behind): "Simon, Simon, Simon, Simon..."
Coombs: "No! I'm not a soldier. I teach applied math at Yale! I have a vespa and two cats..."
Felger: "Just get ahold of yourself! Don't you get it, Simon? Jaffa do not kill each other for fun."
Coombs: "They don't!?"
Felger: "Okay...I don't know that for sure...I don't, but this looks like an execution. Something hinky's definitely going on here and it's up to you and I to find out what it is."
Coombs: "Hinky?"
Felger: "Yeah, it's a word."
Coombs: "In what dictionary?"
Felger turns away, not wanting to continue the bickering. Suddenly he smiles...
Felger: "I have a plan."
Scene: Khonsu's Planet A ring transporter activates and suddenly two unusual looking Jaffa pop up on the planet. They walk past the other Jaffa, continuing on their way in silence until they reach an area where there are no other Jaffa.
Coombs (pulling his glasses out and putting them on): "Is it okay for me to have a heart attack now? God, I don't know why I let you talk me into this."
Felger: "Because if we stayed on that ship, we'd both be dead right now, and you know it."
Coombs: "Oh, yeah, and we're better off down here?"
Felger: "When are you going to start trusting me, Simon? I have four post-graduate degrees."
Coombs: "...And not one of them cover Jaffa military tactics!"
Suddenly, a Jaffa holding a staff weapon walks up behind them.
Jaffa: "What are you doing here?"
Coombs (turning slowly, still wearing his glasses): "Uh..."
Felger (also tunring): "He is sick." (Coombs, does indeed look ill.) "I believe it is something he ate." (Coombs vomits. Felger takes the opportunity as the Jaffa is temporarily confused to pull out a Zat and shoot the Jaffa. Coombs straightens up and Felger pats him on the shoulder.) "Nicely done, nicely done."
Coombs (still in shock): "Jay...you just shot that guy. I mean you really shot him."
Felger: "No, zatted...that's completely different."
Coombs: "Zatted...shot!"
Felger: "He's...Come on, gotta go, gotta go."
Scene: Khonsu's Throne Room Her'ak leads several Jaffa into the room. Khonsu is seated on this "throne".
Khonsu: "Her'ak..."
The camera pans back past Her'ak to reveal that our stalwart professors are among the Jaffa who have lined up in the back.
Khonsu: "Where are the prisoners?" (Her'ak refuses to speak. Khonsu stands.) "Answer me. Where is SG-1?"
Her'ak: "They are no longer your concern." (Her'ak uses the staff weapon on Khonsu.)
Several staff weapons are activated and pointed at Her'ak as he walks up to stand on Khonsu's platform.
Her'ak (turning to face all the Jaffa): "We are betrayed, brothers. Our God was not who he claimed to be." (Khonsu is weakly trying to sit up.) "Khonsu is Tok'ra. He would weaken us like a cancer from within, destroying our one true God...Anubis" (Her'ak and Khonsu stare at each other and Her'ak fires his staff weapon again...at close range. Felger and Coombs are horrified.) "I am in command now until our lord returns to reward us and claim his prize. Spread the word among every rank. Be ready." (He sits on Khonsu's throne.) "Anubis is coming."
Scene: Khonsu's Throne Room SG-1 are escorted in by several Jaffa.
Jack: "Where's Khonsu?"
Her'ak: "Khonsu is dead."
Jack: "Dead? Completely dead or semi-dead? You guys seem to have a grey area in that regard."
Her'ak: "His true loyalties were well known. Once his betrayal bore fruit, his existence was no longer required."
Jack: "You callin' us fruit?" (Suddenly Jack smashes his elbow into the nose of the Jaffa standing behind him. Teal'c snags a staff weapon and twists the head of another Jaffa. However, they are hopelessly outnumbered and Jack and Teal'c are zatted as Sam and Jonas are subdued. Her'ak picks up a pain stick and walks up to Jack. He lets Jack have it for a second or two. The familiar glow eminates from Jack's mouth as he screams.) " Arg! Crap! I hate that thing."
Her'ak: "Now that, Colonel O'Neill, is what I call "pride in my work"."
Jack (hoarsely and giving the thumbs up - still flat on his back on the floor): "Good job!"
Her'ak: "I want names, Colonel, of all the Tok'ra hiding within Anubis' ranks."
Jack: "Oh...ask Khonsu. Oh, wait! You can't. You killed him." (Her'ak hits Jack with the pain stick again. Jack screams again.)
Her'ak: "Tell me!"
Jack: "We don't know anything."
Sam: "He's not lying. Our orders were to make contact with Khonsu. That's it. Any information you want, died with him."
Jack: "Ah, forget it, Carter. He's just the warm-up band and he knows it."
Her'ak: "No matter what you have endured, you have never experienced the likes of what Anubis is capable of."
Jack (pops his head up, shocked): "You ended that sentence with a preposition! Bastard!"
SG-1 are lead out of the throne room.
Scene: SGC Hammond and Davis are in the control room.
Hammond: "That was his last transmission?"
Davis: "Yes, sir."
Hammond rubs his head, gets up and turns to leave when Meyers approaches him.
Meyers: "Excuse me, sir...anything on SG-1?"
Hammond: "As a matter of fact, we just got a message from one of our Jaffa allies. Apparently, word has filtered through Anubis' rank that Khonsu was exposed as a Tok'ra and that he' s been murdered."
Meyers: "Oh, no."
Hammond: "SG-1 is still in the custody of the Jaffa who've overthrown Khonsu and Anubis himself is on the way. There's been no mention of Felger and Coombs."
Meyers: "Is there no chance of mounting some sort of rescue? I'd be happy to volunteer."
Hammond: "I appreciate that, but the planet's very heavily guarded. That was one of the reasons SG-1 had to go in undercover." (Hammond starts to leave, but he is stopped by Meyers.)
Meyers: "Sir...with all due respect, I thought you didn't leave people behind."
Hammond: "I don't like this any more than you do, but I'm not going to send good men to their deaths for nothing, especially considering the sketchy nature of the intel we have on the situation. There's just nothing we can do at this time. I'm afraid if SG-1 is going to get out of this mess, they're going to have to do it on their own."
Scene: Khonsu's Planet Felger and Coombs are skulking around the pyramid. Coombs walks up behind Felger and past him. Felger grabs Coombs.
Felger: "Don't do that."
Coombs: "All right. So maybe you did study the Goa'uld mothership plans, but how can you possibly know where we're going now?"
Felger: "I don't."
Coombs: "Oh...Jay, this is bad."
Felger: "I know."
Coombs: "Look, our best shot is just to get back to SGC, tell them what happened, where SG-1 is and..."
Felger: "Look, even if we could get through the 'gate, there's no telling when Abubis will arrive. Chances are SG-1 will be long gone or dead by the time they mount a rescue mission, if they're willing to send one at all."
Coombs: "Well, all right, what about SG-1 then, huh? If they're the big heroes you say they are then they can just bust themselves out."
Felger: "Come on, Coombs! This op is up to us and you know it."
Coombs: "Op?"
Felger: "Op, op, op, op! It's operation."
Coombs: "Well, just say operation then. Say operation like normal people."
Felger: "Keep your voice down."
Felger and Coombs walk into a large circular room which is quite empty except for a pillar in the middle of the room. The door closes behind them and the approach the piller.
Felger: "We have to learn everything we can about this place, find some weakness and exploit it."
Coombs: "Uh-huh! How the heck are we supposed to do that?" (Felger notices a panel on the pillar. He touches it and the piller opens up to reveal a control center.) "How'd you know how to do that?"
Felger: "Well, the writing in the hall said this was the control room."
Coombs: "It did?"
Felger (taking a seat at the control panel): "I thought you said you read Goa'uld."
Coombs (walking up to join Felger on the seat): "I do...sort of."
Felger: "Well, this should be able to tell us everything we need to know."
They play with a few crystals and suddenly a large holographic display pops up.
Scene: SG-1's Cell
Sam: "This is not good."
Felger (over speakers): SG-1. This is Felger. Do you copy? Colonel O'Neill..."
All of SG-1 sits up, suddenly very alert.
Jack: "No. This...is not good."
Felger (still over the speakers): "Don't be mad, sir. Are you all right? Is everyone else with you?"
Jack: "Yeah. Where are you?"
Felger (on speaker): "We're inside the pyramid, sir. We're hiding in the control room."
Sam: "Colonel, they could have access to the pyramid security systems, including force shield controls."
Felger: "We're working on it."
Sam (over speaker): "You should be able to bring up the pyramid schematics. Within the security system files, you'll find a list of force shield codes."
Coombs: "Ya...there's a lot of stuff here, Major. Okay?"
Jack (over speaker): "Felger...we need weapons."
Coombs (to Felger): "Um, looks like there's an armory at the end of the hall. Either that or a bathroom."
Felger: "eeeeh...."
Coombs: "I can do this...
Felger (starts to leave, then stops): "On my way, sir." (Then to Coombs) "You get the shield down...and use your radio from now on."
Coombs (talking to himself in amazement over the control panel): "This is unbelievable. Everything is in here."
Scene: Back in SG-1's Cell
Jack: "Coombs? What's goin' on?"
Coombs: "I've almost got it."
The force shield drops.
Jack: "Nice." (He walks toward the entrance, stops, puts his hand out to test that the force shield is really down, then continues out of the circular area.) "Nice."
As he approaches the door, he hears someone coming, so he motions to have Teal'c stand on the opposite side of the door from him and the wait, ready to ambush whomever walks in. Teal'c starts to hit the person and stops as he sees Felger come in, dressed in Jaffa gear and carrying several Zats. He spills several of them on the floor as he tries to avoid being hit by Teal'c.
Jack: "All right, look professor, this little stunt of yours does not excuse the fact that you disobeyed a direct order from me...twice. Do it again...I'll shoot ya. Are we..."
Felger (holding up a hand): "Crystal..."
Jack: "Good."
Felger: "Do you wanna hear the rest of my plan?"
Coombs (over speaker): "Our plan..."
Felger (into his radio): "I said stay on the radio..."
Jack: "Just....tell me what you know."
Felger: "Okay. There's a shield around the pyramid. The Stargate's outside that."
Sam: "So Coombs could get the shield down."
Felger: "Right. Then all we have to do is take out the Jaffa guarding the 'gate. Coombs can ring himself out to the ring platform and then we all go home. Heh, heh, piece of cake."
Jack: "We take out the Jaffa."
Felger (nodding): "We..." (stops nodding and looks at Jack ) "as in you."
Jack: "How many?"
Felger: "A dozen, tops."
Jack: "A dozen?"
Felger: "Yeah, and they got some of those really big guns..."
Jack: "Good plan, Felger, good plan."
Felger: "Come on, you're SG-1. This is what you do."
They all look at each other as Felger watches them.
Jack: "Right."
They all leave the cell and begin walking the corridors.
Jack (quietly into his radio): "Coombs, talk to me."
Coombs: "Okay...uh, uh, hang another left...and then two rights...and then there'll be a door and beyond that is daylight."
They walk, following Coombs directions until they approach the door. Jack signals for Carter and Felger to open the door. Sam pushes the buttons on the control panel that should open the door and nothing happens. She tries again...nothing. She looks at Jack.
Jack: "Felger?"
Felger (into his radio): "Oops."
Coombs: "I'm sorry. This coding is very confusing. Just...just wait a second."
Jack: "What?"
Felger walks back to face Jack.
Felger: "I can't believe that I'm here...with you...like this...it's.."
Jack: "Yeah...I'm havin' the same problem."
Felger: "This is great! You know, sneakin' around with you guys in a Goa'uld pyramid on some alien planet...the only thing missin' is some Jaffa chasing us."
Teal'c (whispers urgently): "O'Neill..."
Sounds of approaching footsteps can be heard.
Felger: "Okay. That's not my fault because there's no possible..." (Into his radio, walking back to the door) "Simon, Simon, hurry up, we've got company..."
Coombs: "Wait, wait, wait!"
Jack (walks up to Felger and takes his radio): "Give me that." (into the radio) "Now, Coombs."
Coombs: "I got it!"
The door opens and they all go outside. The door closes and the approaching Jaffa continue on their way, never having noticed the door closing.
Coombs (into his radio): "Shield is down."
Felger (as they are all walking through the woods): "Way to go, Simon!"
Jack: "Shush!" (into the radio) "Get your ass to the nearest ring transport and wait for my signal."
Coombs (celebrating as he leaves the control panel and heads for the door): "Thank you, thank you, thank you. You've been a great audience, but I really must be..." (He opens the door to see several Jaffa waiting and quickly closes the door again.)
Jaffa: "You! Stop!"
Coombs: "Staying...God." (He turns around and head over to hide behind the control panel.)
Scene: Khonsu's Planet There are many Jaffa near the Stargate
Jack (off camera) "Well, he wasn't kidding...that's a lot of Jaffa. Carter, Jonas...you're target is that center gun placement."
Sam: "Yes, sir."
Jack: "Teal'c, you're with me. Now, is there anything else we need to discuss?"
Felger: "No, sir, No, sir. I'm going to stay in this very spot. Even if I see you writhing in agony, calling my name, I'll be here."
Jack: "Exactly. On my signal, get Coombs out here." (He reluctantly hands Felger the radio.)
Jonas and Carter Zat two Jaffa. O'Neill zats several more. Teal'c rises out of the water to take out another.
Coombs (over the radio): "Jay...uh, I've got a problem here..."
Felger (into his radio): "Shhh."
Scene: The Pyramid Control Room Coombs is hiding behind the control panel and sounds of Jaffa trying to break through the door can be heard. Suddenly cracks appear in the door.
Coombs (into his radio): "I think I need a little help."
Jack, Jonas and Sam zat several more Jaffa. Suddely Sam stops as she sees a Jaffa aiming a big gun at she and Jonas. He is about to fire when he and the gun are blown up by Teal'c, who has fired another big gun at him. Teal'c uses the big gun to take out the remaining Jaffa. Soon SG-1 are converging near the 'gate.
Jack (as Sam and Jonas approach): "Clear?"
Sam: "Clear, sir."
Jack (as Teal'c approaches): "Teal'c?"
Teal'c: "The area is secure for the moment, O Neill."
Felger (from off camera): "Colonel O'Neill! Colonel O'Neill!" (running wildly toward SG-1) "Colonel O'Neill..."
Jack: "What are you doing? Get Coombs out here."
Felger: "Uhn...there's a slight problem there, sir. He's stuck."
Scene: Pyramid Control Room Coombs is still hiding behind the panel. The Jaffa are beginning to break through.
Coombs (into his radio): "Jay...I don't think I'm gonna make it outta here. You just go...you take care of my cats, okay?"
Scene: Back at the 'Gate
Felger: "No. n, n, no, no, no, Simon. I got us into this mess. If your're staying, I'm staying too."
Jack: "No one's staying! Can he ring us in?"
Felger (into his radio) : "Coombs...can you ring Colonel O'Neill and Teal'c into the pyramid?"
Coombs: "I'll try."
Jack and Teal'c go to stand in the ring transporter.
Jack: "Give us five minutes...then..." (Jack shrugs as the rings take he and Teal'c.)
Scene: Pyramid Control Room The crack in the door is getting bigger when suddenly, the sounds of zat fire and grunting can be heard from behind the door. Simon starts to walk toward the door as the battle sounds die down. He stops short as he hears banging begin on the door again. He stands there...terrified of who is coming through. Suddenly, O'Neill breaks through and peeks his head in the room.
Jack: "Let's go home."
Coombs (absolutely relieved and thrilled): "Oh...thank God!"
Scene: Back at the 'Gate The ring transporter activates and deposits Jack, Teal'c and Coombs on the platform just meters in front of the already active Stargate. They are fired on as they run to the gate where Sam, Jonas and Felger are waiting.
Felger "Simon, are you okay?"
Jack: "Later!"
Sam and Felger walks through. Jonas waits until they approach the steps. Jonas, Teal'c and Coombs walk through as the fire continues. Jack stands, hands spread out in front of the 'gate as though he were accepting applause, then ducks through as a shot comes very close to hitting him.
Scene: SGC The 'gate room is decked out for an awards ceremony. Felger and Coombs walk up the platform to the podium where Hammond is waiting. Jack and Sam are standing on the left side of the podium. Felger and Coombs take their place on the right side. Felger is wearing a nice suit and Coombs is wearing a tux.
Hammond (addressing the crowd): "For bravery in the face of grave danger, I hereby award Simon Coombs and Jay Felger, each, the Air Force Civilian Award for Valor."
Hammond steps away from the podium and Jack steps up to it. He opens two cases and take out two ribbons. He approaches the two professors and places a pin on each lapel.
Jack: "Despite the fact that you gentlemen disobeyed my orders, which, in my little world, constitutes screwing up...twice, the truth is, we wouldn't be here without you. You are true heroes."
Felger (shaking Jack's hand): "Thank you, Colonel."
Jack shakes Coombs hand as well. Meyers, in the crowd, gives them an excited double thumbs-up. Then Sam gives Coombs a peck on the cheek. The crowd begins to applaud. As Sam approaches Felger, she reaches up and takes his face in her hands. Then she lays one on him...
Coombs: "Felger! Felger...Jay..."
Scene: SGC Lab Felger and Coombs are sitting in white lab coats. Coombs has just poked Felger in the face.
Felger: "Oh...what?"
Coombs: "Snap out of it."
Felger: "Yeah...sorry."
Coombs: "Calibration scales for the ring power source?"
Felger (hands Coombs some papers): "Right there...right...(coughs)...there."
Coombs: "Geek."
Felger: "Nerd."
Closing Credits


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White Chocolate and Coconut Brownies
Even in the middle of summer, you cannot stop me from firing up the oven and baking a delicious pan of awesomeness. Over the past couple weeks, I've been craving anything with coconut. I actually just celebrated my thirtieth birthday and my mom made me the most delicious, ginormous triple coconut cake. It was pure heaven!
Anyway, I was searching through the recipes on the BHG site on my phone to find something I could incorporate coconut into. I first stumbled upon this collection of bar cookie recipes. Who doesn't love an easy-to-make bar cookie? However, nothing was quite right for my purposes so I continued my search and found these 30 blissful brownie recipes. Once I saw the recipe for White Chocolate Brownies, I knew I had a winner.
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Since I just adore toasted coconut, I thought that would be a nice addition to the top of these brownies. To toast the remaining half cup of coconut, place it in a large skillet. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until the flakes are mostly golden brown. It's that simple. Sprinkle the toasted coconut on top of the brownies after you add the white chocolate.
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The mainstream media would like for you to believe that voter fraud is nonexistent.
They attempt to make the mention of it look like nothing more than an attempt by the right to scare the American people.
News flash. They are, once again, completely wrong.
Voter fraud is very real and occurs in many forms, not just the rare voter impersonation instances that you may have heard mentioned recently by journalists and commentators.
Want to know more? Here are some simple, fun explanations of 9 types of fraudulent voters, all of which are illegal and none of which have an acceptable place in our great nation.
1. Double voters: Voting is so much fun. Why not do it twice?
2. False registration voters: You want to make sure Hillary Clinton knows the characters from your favorite Disney movies support her? Why not register as Elsa from Frozen and cast a vote?
3. Illegal voters: You aren't an American citizen but want to be? Vote anyways. You won't be deported.
4. Purchased voters: Are you in the market for some new technology? Why not exchange for your vote for a new cell phone? Maybe they'll even throw in a pack of smokes.
5. Deceased voters: Your cousin recently died and he can't vote? Why not cast a ballot for him?
6. Impersonated voters: Still mad your ex-boyfriend is voting for Donald Trump? Why not use him name to cast another vote for your girl Hillary?
7. Felon voters: Oh, you lost your right to vote after you killed your neighbor? Why not cast a ballot anyways?
8. Election official fraud: Are you an election official who is not happy with the results? Why not cast ballots in the names of everyone who hasn't voted while you are working at the polls? Or, just throw some ballots out the window.
9. Fake address voters: Don't like where you live or your poll location? Why not use the address of a vacant lot to register to vote there?
All jokes aside, voter fraud is very real and one instance of any of these fraudulent acts is one too many.
For every fraudulent voter we have caught, there are more we likely have not. In case you forgot, the point of committing voter fraud is not to get caught.
Wake up, America.
• Madison Gesiotto is a conservative writer and commentator who appears on Fox News Channel. She is currently in the final year of pursuing her J.D. at The Michael E. Moritz College of Law at Ohio State University. You can reach her by email at [email protected] or follow her on Twitter: @madisongesiotto.
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About ERAM Scientific
Eram Scientific Solutions Pvt. Ltd., an ISO 9001:2008 Certified Company, is a R&D Social Enterprise operating primarily in the sanitation sector. Eram Scientific is the sole manufacturer of "eToilet" (patent pending), India's First Electronic Public Toilet. Over 1300 eToilets have been installed in 18 states in India. The eToilet offers unmanned, self-cleaning and remote-monitoring
Kudos to the team for the initiative
Nice concept, but in Mumbai its at very few places. So actually not of my use.
Really very useful app for people. Thanks to Eram Scientific.
Nice thought
Useful app
Very innovative. Strongly wish this kind of technology drive solves India's clean issues to a greater extent sooner. Thank you so much indeed.
It's really good to know how we are getting more customer centered. Kudos to team...
Awesome initiative by eram..
A good app for first time in sanitation
This is a breakthrough in the field of sanitation. Kudos to the thinking behind.
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ITS World Congress
Australia has had the privilege of hosting two ITS World Congresses, the 8th World Congress in Sydney, 2001 and the 23rd World Congress, in Melbourne 2016.
The 2016 World Congress saw 11,496 registered delegates attend and was estimated to benefit the Melbourne economy by $25 million.
It was the largest international association conference held in Australia that year, and the second largest international association conference ever held in Melbourne.
Delegates came from 73 countries to hear 663 speakers. There were 17 technical tours, 14 vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure demonstrations, and a number of MOUs, agreements and partnerships were signed among the 278 exhibitors. In addition, nearly 2,500 members of the community attended the student programs and public open days.
Here's some of the feedback provide by delegates at the 2016 ITS World Congress
"What a really good World Congress! My favourite city in Australia and an extraordinary group of people. Huge learnings and great company".
"As a citizen who loves all that is so special and unique in Melbourne, I felt that ITSWC/2016 did us proud".
"I've been fortunate enough to see many events around the globe and this was beyond world class".
"You have placed the bar very high for the future events".
"I personally enjoyed it very much and have received a lot of positive feedback from attendees who though it was a terrific event!"
In the early 1990's, the three main world organisations responsible for advancing Intelligent Transport Systems, ITS Japan (Asia-Pacific), ITS America (the Americas) and ERTICO (Europe), agreed that there should be one major international World Congress each year. They should aim to provide a prestigious platform for the presentation and discussion of advanced concepts, research results and deployment activities. It was agreed that each Congress would include a major display of new equipment and systems of operating practices. This initiative has proven to be a successful annual event and beneficial to all participants; government, developers, users and operators of ITS. Beginning in Paris in 1994, it has rotated around the three regions of Europe, Asia Pacific and North America.
For information about Melbourne 2016
Upcoming World Congresses
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| The Art of War is an ancient Chinese military treatise attributed to Sun Tzu, a high-ranking military general, strategist and tactician. The text is composed of 13 chapters, each of which is devoted to one aspect of warfare. It is commonly known to be the definitive work on military strategy and tactics of its time. For the last two thousand years it remained the most important military treatise in Asia, where even the common people knew it by name. It has had an influence on Eastern and Western military thinking, business tactics, legal strategy and beyond. (Excerpt from Wikipedia)
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