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Twisted Fate Build
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First Back
The Mid Game
Late game
Ability Sequence
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Hello everyone and welcome to Making the Most Out of Twisted Fate. Here we'll learn about building a Fate that suffers in no category, but excels in several. Most people, as you may well know, prefer to build AP Twisted Fate in order to do tremendous damage with Wild Cards. The other, much less solid, option is ADC Twisted Fate, where you build him almost identical to every other ADC in League, letting his Wild Cards fall apart but capitalizing on Stacked Deck and Pick A Card. There exists a third option that I experimented with for quite some time, but still found lacking (somewhere between AP and ADC): Hybrid Twisted Fate. Equal parts AD and AP with a healthy dose of Attack Speed. These underwhelming builds only served to fuel my need to succeed as Twisted Fate, pushing me to develop the Heavy AP Hybrid Twisted Fate. With this build you sacrifice nothing in the way of AP while still mixing in a fair amount of AD and AS, making the most out of all the abilities given to you.
Pros / Cons
Summoner Spells
Greater Mark of Attack Speed
Greater Seal of Armor
Greater Glyph of Ability Power
Greater Quintessence of Ability Power
|Most Ability Power rune pages choose Marks of Magic Penetration, but for Fate because Nashor's Tooth is a later game item and Attack Speed is so essential the biggest boon you can grant yourself is Attack Speed Runes to make your early game Stacked Deck a much more frequent occurrence.
|Armor is where TF is going to hurt the most. You might ask "Why not Magic Resist since most mid lane champions are Casters?" The reasoning is that early game any rune MR you have isn't going to matter a whole lot against low power AP anyway, but since this build has no real armor items that ADC on the other team will eat through you in seconds. Not to mention many junglers are AD based and as stated in the Cons, Twisted Fate is a terrible liability for ganks.
|Ability Power Glyphs are self explanatory. This Fate, while not relying as heavily on AP as a straight Caster Fate, still requires lots of AP to get the job done.
|Again, self explanatory. Quintessences of Ability Power because AP is the focus while not being the end all, be all of this build.
I don't use scaling runes, as you may have noticed. My firm belief is that runes are purely for gaining an upper hand on the enemy in the early game and laning phase. Scaling runes look nice on paper, with greater dividends in the long run than a flat-out rune, but when you've already built 500 AP with items that piddling little 3.06 you've been accruing over the course of the game makes next to no difference.
Masteries, like Runes, are far more important in the early game than the late game, though some masteries continue to be helpful well into the final minutes of the game.
For TF I've put together a very "Hybrid" offensive page, splitting the common 21 points into both Attack Damage and Ability power, as well as Spell Weaving , Blade Weaving and Arcane Blade . As Twisted Fate's kit seems on the surface to be very much designed for hybridity the best way to accent his ability compliments is to make full use of his basic attacks while still building up his Ability Power.
For Utility I've gone with a pretty standard Mage 9 point Utility. Meditation is a must for all Mages, even Fate and his Blue Card. The hard fact is that sometimes you'll be fending off a gank or the enemy will gang up on you and you need a red or gold to stay alive. Or perhaps you drop the enemy mid so far they have to base, but they've started to teleport way too far from their turret and Wild Cards sucks away the last of your mana. Summoner's Insight is great for giving easy access to more teleports and more frequent escapes. Vampirism Is one of those masteries that starts good and stays good, so even having one point in it can make the difference between basing and farming your lane.
Skill Sequence
#1 - The utility value of Pick A Card is just too good to pass up to start the game. Always get one point in this first.
#2 - Wild Cards is the primary damage dealer, even when you're not building 100% AP. As such it is the second point placement and priority for later leveling up.
#3 - Most people will tell you to hold off on Stacked Deck until 4th level or so for an AP Fate, but due to the importance of basic attacks, attack speed, and our core goal of utilizing Fate's kit to the fullest put your third point into this power. As most people will tell you it is the lowest priority, even for this build.
#4 - Destiny, like most Ultimate Abilities, should be leveled when it becomes available. This decreases its cooldown, mana cost and increases duration of vision granted.
#5 - For this build Wild Cards and Pick A Card are nearly equal in importance. Wild Cards takes the lead, but not by the wide margin a purely AP Fate's Wild Cards would. Pick a Card is still going to be important and trying to rush Wild Cards to full is going to make a lot of TF's versatility suffer.
|Item Sequence
Lich Bane
Rabadon's Deathcap
Guinsoo's Rageblade
Nashor's Tooth
Hextech Gunblade
Most people will give many, many options for every stage of the buying process, usually sighting the differences from game to game, enemy to enemy. I say this is not only unnecessary for this particular Fate build, but somewhat dangerous. Twisted Fate, while being a challenge to master, can boast relatively high reliability, performing at the same level from game to game. This build is not going to differ from Summoner's Rift match to match. As with any build the last few items might not get built, but should the match stretch on for long enough items 5 and 6 are not going to change. Nashor's Tooth and Hextech Gunblade are the perfect devices for the very specific function of the build, but are the least important of the items selected, so your game won't suffer greatly by not getting around to them.
As for why I've chosen these items, I'd like to go on an item-by-item basis:
Yes, the Boots of Speed and the x5 Health Potions are no accident. Twisted Fate has a relatively slow base move speed and with nearly infinite mana when rationed this combination of starting items can be the most beneficial buy of your lane. Very few opposing mages will walk as fast as you at the start of the game, making it surprisingly easy to run up to basic attack range with a Gold Card held high and executing a stun> Wild Cards>Basic attack strike to tear away chunks of the opponent's health. When timed correctly this can even help reliable junglers to execute ganks, often catching them by surprise. With the extra move speed even if they see it coming there's a damn good chance you'll catch them with a Gold Card.
Please keep in mind that this Fate build is designed to perform a niche roll amongst TF players and as such if your play style isn't reflecting well on these items then a different guide entirely might be in order. I recommend these guides: Platinum AP Fate, Hybrid Fate, ADC Twisted Fate
Lots of players seem to be of the attitude that Twisted Fate is either broken or underpowered to the point of being unplayable. In truth, much like Lucian when he first came out, the trick is to find a build that allows all of the strengths of the champion to shine through. I believe this is the build that will accomplish that for Twisted Fate.
I started playing League of Legends after being shown the game and upon investigating Champions I learned of Twisted Fate. I fell in love and made him my first bought Champion. I've played him many ways and through a few nerfs, but nothing hurt more than being told that my teammates dread Twisted Fate on their team. I've played him with this build several times and convinced my teammates that he CAN be worthwhile. With a dependable jungler and practiced play, Heavy AP Hybrid Fate is your best bet for a satisfying, reliable Twisted Fate.


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The designated hitter wasn't created until 1973, so each of the Orioles' 20-game winners in 1971 spent plenty of time at the plate. And while 1971 was a record year for all four hurlers on the mound, the 1970 season was a precedent-setting year for two of those pitchers at the plate. That's when Cuellar became the only pitcher to hit a grand slam in a League Championship Series and McNally became the only pitcher to hit a grand slam in the World Series.
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Category: Freelance PUBLIC RELATIONS Jobs
Job Description:
Arrow Northwest is looking for a freelance PR specialist to expand our business in New York City. This would be a highly collaborative relationship where you bring your deep PR knowledge of the NYC market to the table, and we integrate your knowledge into compelling marketing campaigns, brand identity consulting and graphic/website design services.
FYI: One of our new collaborative partners in NYC is a highly respected General Contractor. Most of their projects are within the restaurant industry. We want to add to their value proposition by offering PR and marketing solutions to their clients. If you specialize in restaurant PR, then so much the better.
Skills and Qualifications
Candidates will need to be able to work well with our existing team and bring a strong portfolio of successfully executed work to the table. Preference will be given to candidates who have a strong network of existing clients. Preference will also be given to candidates with a university degree (either bachelors or masters). That said, if you've no higher edutcation, but have a powerful CV with demonstrable results, we'd still love to hear from you.


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I'm a member of the Tulsa Anarchist Collective and we're working on building an intentional anarchist-socialist community/freeskool/infoshop which will (once its all set up) function as a waypoint in the southwest for anarchist agi-prop, workshops, unschooling, and community action support. The freed space will also function as a radical agricultural syndicate for extraneous funds generation and as a basis for capitalist work-management and resource-management critique. We intend to be as self-contained and self-reliant as humanly possible despite being surrounded by the mechanized culture of death bent on turning everything on earth into a sterile cement facsimilie.
Right now we're trying to raise money to install an off-grid water pump to supply our place, which is our biggest obstacle before we can begin building living quarters. Everything is being done DIY and grassroots. If folk have questions/suggestions/want to help, we're always open. Here's a link to our gofundme: gofundme.com/blackberryandoak


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Technical Director
The CUFF Technical Director (TD) is responsible for maintaining our standard of excellence for each screening. This position leads the Tech Department in the preparation, execution and wrap of all tech related work and equipment leading up to and during the festival. The TD is in charge of protecting the integrity of each film from the time CUFF receives it until it is shipped back to the distributor. The TD coordinates with and manages relevant venue and volunteer staff.
The TD manages the Print Traffic Department and is responsible for communicating with artists and distributors to coordinate the shipping and re-delivery of each film. The TC is responsible for maintaining print traffic tracking spreadsheets with detailed shipping and screening information. The TC also responsible for finding the most cost effective and safest option to ship each film back to the artist/distributor.
Evening and weekend hours required. The TD is a seasonal, but full-time position during the festival, scheduled to begin March 1, 2018 and end June 15, 2018. The TD reports to the Artistic Director, Assistant Director and Executive Director.
The TD will prepare a festival wrap report and will coordinate a post-festival exit interview with CUFF's Artistic Director and IFP Chicago's Assistant Director.
Duties include, but are not limited to:
Maintain the integrity of each film through pre-festival media management and testing.
Along with the Artistic Director and Assistant Director, meets with venue (The Logan Theatre) staff prior to the festival in order to address the venue's needs and expectations.
Compile each shorts block, ingest DCPs at The Logan Theatre and tests each film with its projectionist.
Along with the House Manager meet with each filmmaker in attendance prior to the screening to address any requests or questions.
Research, acquire, track and manage any tech equipment rentals and coordinate with venue staff to test and protect all gear.
Ensure that rentals and personnel costs stay within budget.
Work with and maintain playback equipment including 16mm, 35mm, DCP, and file playback as well as computers and hard drives, and physical media like film prints, DVDs and Blu-rays.
Work closely with the House Manager to ensure that each screening and Q&A begins and ends on time.
Setup and test any extra audio equipment necessary for Q&A/panels.
Oversee CUFF's projection staff and is responsible for recruiting, training, scheduling and managing projection staff and tech volunteers.
Coordinate post-festival tech strike, equipment return and print traffic return.
Skill Requirements:
Experience setting-up, operating, testing, maintaining, troubleshooting and training others on video projection and audio equipment
Extensive experience in film, media and file management, specifically compiling video files (shorts blocks) and prepping/ingesting, testing, and projecting 16mm, 35mm, DCP, Blu-ray, and digital file forms
If you are interested in applying, send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com with TECHNICAL DIRECTOR as the subject line, and attach your cover letter, resume and why you want to join the CUFF staff in the body of the email. An IFP Chicago staff member will contact you to set up an interview. CUFF is a program of IFP Chicago.


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These were Louisiana Democrat Senator Mary Landrieu's very words on a LIVE television broadcast this past Wednesday:
"This Stimulus Package — we've cut the fat, we've firmed it up, we've made it more muscular, it's a more muscular package…" which Landrieu uttered with a sly grin on her face as she lingered adoringly on the words, "the fat…firmed it up…more muscular… muscular package" — she drew out those words applying noticeable, near-breathless emphasis with a moisture-rich voice, her mouth suggestively upping on one side.
Today she's continuing her disgusting statements on television but she's edited out the triple-x, uh, support emphasis while instead now trying a more "look at the camera, seriously" approach. Today's appearances by Landrieu finds her sitting, however, even closer to the lense.
What is this woman's problem? She not only lacks any reasonable sense of public decorum (internationally broadcast media appearance were used to blab such profanity as quoted here), but she's apparently utterly grubby. Worse, she's in the U.S. Senate promoting nearly a trillion dollars of debt (for everyone else — I don't see the Democrats offering to put up their salaries to repay this thing) on decidedly dishonest and cheap terms.
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*Jerry Joseph had everyone fooled in Odessa, Tx. He came to Permian High School and joined their basketball team and helping them make it to the state playoffs.
Well, you can't do that. That's what you call using a "ringer." He is 22 years old posing as a 16-year old, who used all his wit and charm to get on the inside of alot of folks hearts.
According to the Associated Press, the police threw him in jail on fraud charges, and now the school has to prepare for being disqualified from the playoffs and their entire season.
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If you're a fan of Gameloft's Wild Blood, then it's time to get excited, because the developer has launched the first update for the game on the Google Play Store. It's taken Gameloft awhile to push this update considering Wild Blood was released way back in October, but we suppose "better late than never" is the mantra to live by in this case. That's especially true when you see all of the stuff that's being added with this update, including a new multiplayer mode that sounds like quite a bit of fun.
That multiplayer mode has been dubbed "Juggernaut," and to put things in perspective, it sounds similar to Halo 4's new Regicide mode. In the new mode, one player is designated as the Juggernaut, growing in size and gaining "special powers." Kill him and you become the Juggernaut yourself, gaining those special power all for your own (until someone else kills you, at any rate).
Gameloft has also added a new map called Haunted Castle to the game with this update, along with three new weapons: the Excalibur Sword, Twin Axe Crystal Blades, and the Reckoning Longbow. Players will also be able to equip the King Arthur armor after applying this update, which is fitting since the update also tosses Excalibur into the fray. Finally, Gameloft says that it has improved the camera and controls, now allowing players to assign custom settings.
Other than those new features, there are of course a number of bug fixes, but as is usually the case, Gameloft didn't get into specifics with the patch notes. The update should be live now on the Google Play Store, and if you don't own Wild Blood yet, you can pick it up there for $6.99 [download link]. That probably seems like a rather steep price to pay for a mobile game, but looking at the user reviews on the game's Play Store listing, it seems that Wild Blood is worth the price of admission.


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Call for Campus Visits
Call for Nominations – SWS Feminist Activism Award
Deadline: July 1, 2017
Committee Chair: Patricia Yancey Martin (firstname.lastname@example.com)
History and Overview
The Feminist Activism Award is presented annually to an SWS member who has notably and consistently used sociology to improve conditions for women in society. The award honors outstanding feminist advocacy efforts that embody the goal of service to women and have identifiably improved women's lives.
The 2017 award winner will be asked to give her/his lecture at the SWS summer meeting and on two U.S. campuses during 2018-2019 academic year to share their expertise and experiences (lectures, workshops, or training sessions) of feminist activism. SWS and the host campuses are responsible for the funding of these visits. (Application guidelines for campus visits are available in a separate call.)
Criteria for Selection
- Evidence of the nominee's contributions to feminist activism as an SWS member who has consistently used sociology to better the lives of women.
- Recipients can include volunteers, non-volunteers, academicians, and private/public sector employees.
- The emphasis of this award is on advocacy and outreach efforts.
Nomination Procedures
- One central nomination letter that provides an accounting of the nominee's activist contributions and their impact
- Links to websites and other documentation that describes and illustrates the nominee's activist work and its impact (including testimonials from those benefiting from or witnessing the activism) will be useful to the committee
- The nominee's curriculum vitae or resume
- Not more than three additional supporting letters (quality over quantity)
- The candidate's CV and all nomination letters should be submitted as one pdf attachment to Patricia Yancey Martin (firstname.lastname@example.com)
- Receipt of nomination packages will be acknowledged with a brief email.
- Nominator(s) of winner and the winner will be notified via email and on official letterhead from the SWS Executive Office; nominator(s) of non-winners will be notified via email
- Nominations will be kept current for three years, after which they will be put aside for a year and brought in again if requested by the nominator. The nominators will keep the records and see to their currency. It is the nominators' responsibility to contact the activism award committee chair annually to make sure the file is being considered and current.
Benefits of Award
- Plaque (awarded at summer awards banquet)
- $1000 honorarium
- Summer meeting registration and banquet ticket
- Up to $500 travel expenses for the summer meeting at which they present a lecture
Expectations for Award Winner
- Attendance at Summer Awards Banquet to receive award
- Two campus visits during the next academic year after which the award is presented (e.g., the 2017 winner will complete visits in the 2018-2019 academic year)
- Present lecture at Summer Meeting following the year in which award is presented (e.g., 2017 winner will give lecture at summer 2018 meeting)
- Serve on Awards committee for 2 years (e.g., the 2017 winner will participate in the selection of the 2018 and 2019 winners)
- 2016 Kris De Welde
- 2015 Afshan Jafar
- 2014 Josephine Beoku-Betts
- 2013 Margaret Abraham
- 2012 Jeanne Flavin
- 2011 Laura Kramer
- 2010 Akosua Adomako Ampofo
- 2009 Lora Bex Lempert
- 2008 Esther Chow
- 2007 Carroll Estes
- 2006 Patricia Yancey Martin
- 2005 Carole Joffee
- 2004 Judith Auerbach
- 2003 Patricia Ulbrich
- 2002 Jean Peterman
- 2001 Joan Mandle
- 2000 Ronnie Steinberg
- 1999 Marejoyce Green
- 1998 Diana Pearce
- 1997 Carla Howery & the Northeastern Illinois Group – Susan Stall, Martha Thompson, Barbara Scott
- 1996 Roberta Spalter-Roth
- 1995 Pauline Bart
Contact: Patricia Yancey Martin (email@example.com)
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Job Details
Title: Maintenance Worker
JobID: 1716571
Category: Facilities
Industry: Cox Automotive
Job Type: Full-time
This position is responsible for performing various skilled and semi-skilled duties in the repair and maintenance of buildings, equipment, machinery, and grounds.
- Maintain all buildings, property, equipment, and landscaping for the site.
- Perform minor repairs and general maintenance on heating and air conditioning system.
- Perform routine carpentry work in the repair and maintenance of buildings, offices, etc.
- Replace worn or damaged parts such as hoses, wiring, and belts, in machines and equipment, such as truck, street sweeper, and riding mower.
- Operate snow removal equipment to maintain parking lots and sidewalks.
- Maintain all buildings, property and equipment for the site.
- Ensure all equipment is working correctly and under standards for recon department.
- Ensure all buildings are kept clean.
- Empty and clean wastebaskets and trash containers.
- Maintain tools and equipment in good working condition and comply with applicable safety rules.
- Visibly demonstrate safety commitment by following all safety and health procedures and modeling the behaviors related to such. Actively participate in support of all safety activities aligned with Safety Excellence.
- Perform other duties as assigned by manager or supervisor, i.e., moving furniture, unloading and storing supplies, etc.
- May be required to work overtime as business needs dictate.
- High School Diploma or equivalent preferred.
- 1 to 3 years of maintenance experience required.
- Skill and knowledge to perform light electrical, plumbing, carpentry and HVAC repairs required.
- Valid driver's license and safe driving record required.
- Good communication and organizational skills required.
- Regularly required to stand, walk, reach, talk and hear.
- Frequently required to stoop, kneel, crouch, bend, squat and climb.
- Medium strength. Ability to lift 1-50 pounds.
- Vision abilities required include close, distance and color vision, depth perception and ability to adjust focus.
Frequent exposure to outdoor weather conditions, moving mechanical parts hazard, electric shock hazard, and toxic or caustic chemicals. Moderate noise level.
About Cox Automotive
Cox Automotive is transforming the way the world buys, sells and owns cars with industry-leading digital marketing, retail, financial and wholesale solutions for consumers, dealers, manufacturers and the overall automotive ecosystem worldwide. The Cox Automotive family includes Autotrader®, Dealer.com®, Dealertrack®, Kelley Blue Book®, Manheim®, NextGear Capital®, vAuto®, VinSolutions®, Xtime®, incadea® and a host of other brands. With a complete and connected view of the automotive ecosystem, Cox Automotive is a global company connecting people, cars and capabilities with services that link the automotive value chain. Cox Automotive is a subsidiary of Cox Enterprises. For more information about Cox Automotive, visit www.coxautoinc.com.
Organization: Cox Automotive
Primary Location: US-GA-College Park-4900 Buffington Rd
Employee Status: Regular
Job Level: Individual Contributor
Shift: Day Job
Travel: No
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Application form for Multicultural Grants
These are the most common list of forms that may be requested. The list on the left will categorize them into subcategories for easier search.
Congregations receiving 2016 Multicultural Grants complete this form mid year to report on their progress.
2016 SDG grant application form and information.
Application form for the 2017 SDG grants. Download the form and open with Adobe Acrobat, which is a free download. After completing the form, save it an attach to an email to firstname.lastname@example.com. Deadline is October 15, 2017.
Spreadsheet to use to calculate NDI beginning January 2017
Annual report for accounting of diaconal/priestly activity during a calendar year
Report for retired and non parochial clergy listing services that have officiating at during the year
To: The Right Reverend Gregory H. Rickel, Bishop of Olympia
In accordance with the national canons: Canon III, 7b states: "Deacons shall report annually to the Bishop or the Bishop's designee on their life and work."
Please submit this form no later than March 1, 2016
Instructions on how to apply for licensed ministries
Authorization form for automatic withdrawal of funds to be given to the Diocese
Authorization for background checks for Safe Church
The planning form for an upcoming Bishop's Visitation.
Information and the Signup Form for Diocese of Olympia Bishop's Society
A checklist of items necessary for a successful Visitation by the Bishop.
Bishop's Visitation Form for Confirmands and Receptions.
This is the contact information form that is filled out by clergy coming to ensure our database records are accurate.
Help us stay connected with you by keeping your diocesan record current.
Report form to be used by discernment groups
Application for Lay Eucharistic Minister
Renewal Application for Lay Eucharistic Minister
Application for Eucharistic Visitor
Diocesan policy on Eucharistic Visitors, also known as the Two by Two visitation policy.
Renewal Form for Eucharistic Visitor
A generic permission and medical form for HYC and JYC registration.
Spreadsheet to collect information from HYC/JYC host families.


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Business & Decision worldwide
The Group has build sustainable various offerings, such as €arbone (Euro Carbone), the Green Data Center hosting and Greenethiquette.
The current general context, which is forcing companies to focus on sustainable development policies, has created major economic, environmental and sales challenges.
The aim of Business & Decision's €arbon (Euro carbon) offering is to manage environmental actions and indicators in order to formalize compliance with standards, goals and demonstrate that resource consumption reduction is synonymous to cost reduction. Return on "green" investments can thus be measured.
Combining components such as Carbon accounting (Bilan Carbone®), Business Intelligence, analytical costing or accounting is done within a system that converges towards energy consumption control, and then reduction. From a general perspective, this creates convergence towards the management of economic and environmental indicators.
The offering, designed for companies of all sizes, is based on the implementation of an innovative reporting system which not only adapts to each and every customer's business activity and organization, but also to their respective regulatory or sector-specific constraints. Numerous examples are available to illustrate indicator specificities according to activity. Simulation of a rise in energy cost, comparison of origin of bought products, e-commerce impact on distribution costs, socially responsible investment percentage in a banking book, compared sales performance of "geen" labeled products: some of the many indicators used as part of the action plan, when implementing a sustainable development project. By setting up €arbon management, companies are now able to economically justify, and even finance, their eco-friendly initiatives.
The information system thus integrates three complementary reporting levels:
An eco-friendly service center or the "Green data center"
Business & Decision Eolas, Business & Decision subsidiary specialized in 24/7 managed online services, has a fourfold skills range: applications design and development, webmarketing, dedicated service centers and Internet and Intranet sites hosting.
Business & Decision has adopted the European Commission's Code of conduct for eco-friendly data centers. The Group was thus one of the first data center operators in Europe – not to mention the first one in France - to adopt this code.
Moreover, one of its data centers is currently being totally renovated to become a "Green" center, one of the first to exist in Europe. Business & Decision Eolas, co-founder of the Greenethiquette, has adopted it for its hosting offerings.
This latest generation data center is the result of a long-term initiative that is in line with the Group's sustainable and green development policy. It was born out of partnerships with the Rhône-Alpes region's local authorities and companies, as well as world experts in the field: universities, big manufacturers' research laboratories, competitiveness clusters. So, innovation is at the heart of this project in terms of design, but more importantly in terms of our desire to meet eco-efficiency criteria such as high availability, an activity recovery plan, virtualization or cloud computing.
Five years from now, big data centers will cost as much in electricity and air-conditioning as in hardware infrastructure. Their energy consumption is on a drastic and unstoppable climb upward (>20% per year). The required energy density has increased tenfold in the past ten years and this trend is not abating. Most data centers will not survive this.
In light of this observation, data centers must face 3 major challenges: the electricity bill, increasing volumes of data and service quality. A holistic approach is required to minimize energy consumption and adopt a "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle" line of action.
A high-end data center providing on-demand services, specialized in some business applications, and totally customizable to cater for each and every one's specificities. A modular approach is also a must since it will help the company evolve towards new generation data centers in a gradual and selective manner.
To successfully carry out this project, Business & Decision entered into a partnership that is based on complementary expertise areas.
Various principles help shape this project's characteristics: renovation of the existing building, use of environmental conditions for cooling purposes, use of the most eco-efficient electrical, IT and cooling equipment, data center good practices and management procedures setup and finally, use of fiber optics.
The center's characteristics were defined by the H3C, an independent audit company that formalized level of performance of the data center's technical, industrial and environmental specificities.
Greenethiquette encourages IT users to commit to eco-responsibility guidelines where IT resources are delivered through outsourced services. Its objectives are :
Greenethiquette is a charter :
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Sywell Aviation Museum News
Museum Grand Opening and Unveiling of Brand New Display Hall!
23rd February 2011On Easter Saturday, 23rd April 2011 from 10.30am the Sywell Aviation Museum is due to open our brand new hall dedicated to the history of the aerodrome. Opened in 2001 this is the Museum's first expansion. A former-POW camp Nissen hut has been re-erected on site with all cost met by the museum's own fundraising.
For the first time the hall will enable the Museum to display its de Havilland Chipmunk and Vampire cockpits which will, it is hoped, be joined by a Tiger Moth in due course. In addition a fully refurbished wartime Link trainer will also be displayed within! Phase two of the expansion is underway with a second hall to be completed by the end of the year. This is to be funded in part by our 2011 Extension Raffle (see here).
The new hall is to be named the Paul Morgan Hall in memory of the well-known warbird pilot who sadly lost his life at Sywell in the crash of Sea Fury G-EEMV ten years ago in May. The grand opening will be attended by The Mayor of Wellingborough, re-enactors, military vehicles and it is hoped that a warbird may also visit to mark the occasion. For more information please email email@example.com or call Ben Brown, Museum Secretary on 07968 061708.


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9-Day Tour of Black Forest and Romantic Germany (Product Code: 2698-54226)**Small Group w/ Heidelberg and Neuschwanstein Castle**
Summary of The Day: After your driver drops you off at the hotel, the rest of the day is yours to explore the city at your leisure. Frankfurt is the financial and commercial heart of Germany, and a city full of fascinating contrasts between old and uber-new. Make sure to be back by 7:00pm for the welcome dinner at the hotel.
Summary of The Day: In the morning we'll travel from Frankfurt to Heidelberg for a ride on the fabled cable car, a visit to famous Heidelberg Castle, and a sightseeing tour of the historic city center. Situated on the banks of the Neckar River, Heidelberg is Germany's oldest university town and one of the most popular destinations in the entire country. From there we'll continue on to Baden-Baden, former summer residence of the European nobility, now a premier spa and resort town.
Summary of The Day: In the morning we'll travel to Freudenstadt via the high road through the Black Forest, one of the most scenic routes in all of Germany, offering spectacular views of the Rhine Valley and the Vosges Mountains.
Summary of The Day: In the morning we'll visit the fascinating Black Forest Open Air Museum (Vogtsbauernhof) for an overview of the history, culture, architecture and economy of the Black Forest region. Afterwards we'll make our way to Freiburg, famous for its beautiful church tower. In the evening you'll be treated to a sumptuous Black Forest dinner. The beautiful Ravenna Gorge and the region's oldest chapel a just a quick jaunt from the hotel.
Summary of The Day: After breakfast we'll listen to a short presentation on cuckoo clock production. After that we'll head to a traditional Black Forest farm to sample some local cheeses, followed by a trip to Lake Titisee and the small island of Lindau in Lake Constance, boasting spectacular views of the Alps. Weather permitting, we'll take the mountain road from Lindau to Oberstaufen and Immenstadt to our final destination: Fussen, the southernmost point on our tour of Romantic Germany.
Summary of The Day: First stop on Day 4 is Neuschwanstein Castle, built by Ludwig II, the Mad King. Then it's onward to Oberammergau, famous for its Passion Play and lovely crafts. Along the way we'll visit the Wieskirche Church, followed by a tour of Linderhof Castle, one of three castles built by King Ludwig II. Today's final destination is Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany's winter sports capital and site of the 1936 Winter Olympics.
Summary of The Day: In the morning we'll see the sights in Innsbruck, Austria, in the Inn valley, in the heart of the Alps. You may also opt to go on the excursion to the top of Zugspitze (own expense).
Summary of The Day: After breakfast we'll visit the city's main attractions, concluding at Marienplatz with its famous clock tower. Munich is famous for its Oktoberfest, celebrated annually in September. The afternoon is yours to explore the many wonders of Munich. Later at the hotel you will be treated to a traditional Bavarian dinner.
Summary of The Day: After breakfast we'll travel to Rothenburg ob der Tauber, one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in Romantic Germany. Our sightseeing tour of this lovely medieval town concludes with a sampling of the pastry Schneeballen, the signature dish of Rothenburg.
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The meeting will start promptly at 10:00 and is expected to finish at approximately 15:00
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Final Agenda
5.1. Declarations of interest - Part 1 only (open session)
5.2. Introduction by the Chair, Dr Jane Adam- Part 1 only (open session)
5.3. Presentation by the Lead team, Dr Alec Miners and Dr Mohit Misra- Part 1 and Part 2 (open and closed session)
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Please note all timings are approximate.
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Next Technology Appraisal (Committee A) Meeting: 25 March 2015, at 10:00am, at the Royal College of General Practitioners, 30 Euston Square, London, NW1 2HD
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Baroness Wharton asked Her Majesty's Government:
Baroness Jay of Paddington: Members of the Committee on Toxicity of Chemicals in Food, Consumer Products and the Environment (COT) are recognised nationally and internationally as experts in their disciples which include the interface between toxicology and nutrition. Cross-membership with the Committee on Medical Aspects of Food and Nutrition Policy (COMA) ensures access to more detailed nutritional expertise as required.
Baroness Wharton asked Her Majesty's Government:
Baroness Jay of Paddington: The Committee on Toxicity of Chemicals in Food, Consumer Products and the Environment (COT) has considered the safety of vitamin B6 on two separate occasions and we are confident that it has reviewed all the relevant published papers on the safety of vitamin B6 as well as those unpublished papers supplied by interested parties. All the scientific papers on the toxicity of vitamin B6 were available to the chairman and the members of the COT before making their recommendations.
The Earl of Clancarty asked Her Majesty's Government:
Lord McIntosh of Haringey: There were 1,225,461 visits to the Victoria & Albert Museum at South Kensington in 1996 and 1,040,750 visits in 1997.
Lord Freyberg asked Her Majesty's Government:
Lord McIntosh of Haringey: The Natural History Museum, Victoria & Albert Museum, Wallace Collection and the national museums and galleries on Merseyside include all "out-of-hours" visits in their annual statement on attendances. In several other cases distinctions are made between different categories of "out-of-hours" visitors. Where available, the relevant numbers appear negligible compared to the total number of visitors.
Lord Bruce of Donington asked Her Majesty's Government:
Lord McIntosh of Haringey: The information requested falls within the responsibility of the Chief Executive of the Office for National Statistics who has been asked to arrange for a reply to be given.
Letter to Lord Bruce of Donington from the Director of the Office for National Statistics, Dr. Tim Holt, dated 30 January 1998.
The Government statistical service has adopted, since April 1997, the use of Government office regions (GORs) for the standard presentation of regional statistics, replacing the standard statistical regions (SSRs) for this purpose. The North West and Merseyside Government office regions are, however, treated as a single region for statistical purposes.
The nomenclature of units for territorial statistics (NUTS) is the European classification of areas for statistical purposes, with five levels of classification. For the UK, the SSRs currently represent NUTS level 1. The ONS has proposed to Eurostat, the Statistical Office of the European Union, that GORs (with North West and Merseyside combined) be used at this level in the future, in line with internal UK presentation of regional statistics. This proposal has been accepted by Eurostat.
Lord Braine of Wheatley asked Her Majesty's Government:
together with the cost per week, the age group covered and any conditions that apply.[HL251]
Lord McIntosh of Haringey: Civil Service departments and agencies are encouraged, where there is a business case, to make available childcare facilities to support those who wish to combine a career with domestic responsibilities. Many Civil Service nurseries and playschemes run as inter-departmental or local partnerships, and often involve other non-civil service employers.
Information about nurseries and playschemes available to the children of civil servants is not held centrally.
Neither House provides nursery places in the Westminster area for their staff. They do, however, have in place alternative measures to help their staff with their childcare responsibilities. For example, childcare vouchers are available to staff in both Houses. Such measures are for House employees only and are not available to Peers, nor their staff.
Lord Brooke of Alverthorpe asked Her Majesty's Government:
The Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (Lord Donoughue): The committee's report to the Licensing Authority (Agriculture and Health Ministers) has been placed in the Library of the House.
Following its review last year of the effectiveness of the certificate of competence scheme for the purchase of organophosphorus (OP) sheep dips, the Veterinary Products Committee (VPC) has reviewed the use of non-OP sheep dips. The committee has advised that the certificate of competence scheme should be extended to all sheep dips and we are already consulting on the necessary changes to the legislation to bring this into effect as quickly as possible.
The committee reaffirmed its earlier advice that the scheme should apply to the use of sheep dips as well as to their purchase and, as for OP dips, this will be achieved by strengthening measures to secure compliance with existing statutory duties. New guidance is being prepared by the Health and Safety Executive about the duties of farmers under the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act and related legislation. The guidance will also emphasise the importance of the Certificate of Competence Scheme operated by the National Proficiency Tests Council (NPTC).
The committee was very concerned about reports of the environmental effects of synthetic pyrethroid (SP) sheep dips. We endorse this concern and are pleased to note that the NPTC has already completed a revision of the certificate of competence scheme. In future, the scheme will include practical training in the proper use and disposal of dips. The questions in the test for the certificate will be arranged in specific sections relating to, for example, environmental issues and operator
We endorse the committee's advice that those who have already obtained certificates of competence should be encouraged to take a further test on new areas of the certificate not previously covered.
The committee has recommended that product literature warnings about toxicity to aquatic life should be based on risk not hazard; that advice about the protection of the environment should be simple, concise, clearly set out and cross-referenced; that there should be reference to specific problems that may arise such as spillage, contamination from sheep to water, and improper disposal; and that product labels should be amended to refer to the Environment Agency (EA), the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) and the Department of the Environment for Northern Ireland (DOENI). We accept these recommendations and will pursue them with marketing authorisation holders, in the light of the committee's further consideration of the labelling of sheep dips.
We accept the committee's advice that there should be a mechanism for informing water regulators about dipping and for consulting them about proposed methods of disposal. Proposed new groundwater regulations recently issued for consultation by the Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions, the Scottish Office and the Welsh Office include provisions which would address these issues.
The committee has advised that the sheep dipping leaflet (AS29) should be revised to include comprehensive and up to date advice on the proper use and disposal of sheep dips to prevent contamination of water and this is being done.
We accept the committee's advice that there should be new requirements for toxicity data for SP dips. The Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) has been asked to ensure these changes are made and that data on flumethrin are obtained as quickly as possible.
Finally, the committee has asked for an up-to-date data base on the use of sheep dips. It has previously been found difficult to obtain accurate information on this but officials of the VMD will pursue the question further with marketing authorisation holders.
We should like to thank Professor Aitken and the committee for the thoroughness of their review and for their clear and helpful advice.
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KINGSTON, N.Y. -- A second sinkhole has opened on Washington Avenue, prompting serious concerns about the stability of the road, a Kingston official said on Friday.
City Engineer Ralph Swenson said the new sinkhole is just 30 feet south of a sinkhole that opened in April. That hole -- blamed on a leak in a century-old underground tunnel that carries stormwater to the Rondout Creek -- has led to traffic detours and headaches for nearby residents, and it led the city to borrow $1.6 million to make repairs.
Swenson said high temperatures expected this weekend could cause both holes to open even further because blacktop becomes "more pliable" in extreme heat.
Swenson also said city officials are considering moving underground water pipes in the area to prevent them from being damaged, though no decision has been made.
In the past, Swenson has said the underground water pipes in the area, as well as sewer and gas pipes, are at risk because of the first sinkhole.
This is the second time in just over a year that Washington Avenue has been plagued with a sinkhole problem in the area between Linderman Avenue and The Boulevard. The spring 2011 sinkhole also caused detours and a costly repair.
The newest sinkhole has made neighbors jittery.
"Oh, my God!" Marie Russo exclaimed when shown the sinkhole, which is at the foot of her driveway. "I hope this doesn't go down to the cellar."
Russo has lived in her Washington Avenue home for more than 20 years, and he niece, Kim Spencer, said cracks have appeared inside the home recently.
"It just goes from bad to worse," said Fran Hart, who lives next door to Russo. "You just don't know every day what you will wake up to."
Hart said there has been a lack of communication between the city and people who live near the sinkholes but that Swenson calls her back when leaves a message and City Planner Sue Cahill, who also lives in a Washington Avenue home near the sinkholes, keeps her abreast of developments.
Hart, who has lived in her home for 35 years, said she, like Russo, has seen cracks in her home recently.
Hart said if she tried to sell her home, there would be no offers.
"It would be impossible," she said.
Renato DiBella, who owns DiBella's Pizza Shop on Washington Avenue, said traffic detours resulting from the first sinkhole have cost him $300 per day in business.
DiBella wonders whether the sinkholes have been caused by natural occurrences or overdevelopment in the area, but whatever is to blame, he anxiously is awaiting a resolution.
"The Tappan Zee Bridge or Washington Avenue -- which will get fixed first?" DiBella quipped while looking at the new hole Friday. "The race is on."


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GTAC – Introduction to Photosynthesis on YouTube
GTAC – Photosynthesis – Light Dependent Cycle and an Animation showing six cycles of the Light Independent Cycle on YouTube
Tony, from GTAC, demonstrated a photosynthesis experiment in which equal quantities of spinach leaves were placed in four clear, closed containers. Each container was subjected to light of the same intensity, but one had no filter (control) and the other three were wrapped in coloured cellophane (red, blue and green, as shown above). The coloured cellophane filters out different wavelengths of light, so the red cellophane reflects red wavelengths and allows other wavelengths to pass through. Each container had two probes, measuring oxygen and carbon dioxide concentrations in parts per million (ppm). What would you expect to happen in the cellophane-covered containers compared to the control?
Tony was also able to answer two questions that students have about DNA transcription.
(1) Where does the mRNA molecule go after transcription? "A single mRNA can be translated many times by ribosomes into polypeptides (it's one way a cellular response dependent on gene expression can be amplified). After that mRNA is degraded, releasing individual nucleotides which can then be recycled into new mRNA. In eukaryotic cells, the mRNA is protected by the 5' methylguanosine cap and the 3' poly-A tail. When these are removed from the ends, presumably in response to an intracellular signal that says the mRNA is no longer required, the mRNA becomes susceptible to degradation."
(2) When and where does transcription occur? "I would say transcription (the process by which the mRNA is first made from DNA template) occurs in the nucleus of eukaryotic cells almost continuously but the genes being expressed change throughout the cell cycle and in response to stimuli. For example, genes relevant to growth may be transcribed during G phases. A special set of genes relevant to DNA synthesis are transcribed during S phase. If a (stem) cell received a differentiation signal, a relevant set of genes would be switched on for differentiation into a particular cell type. I would say the only time transcription ceases is when the chromosomes condense for mitosis and cytokinesis. Essential proteins are still around to ensure cell division proceeds as intended. After cell division and the chromosomes de-condense, it's back to business as usual."
Thanks Tony for these valuable extensions to our Year 12 Biology program at Hawkesdale P12 College.


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India: cardinal condemns Mumbai bombings
Cardinal Ivan Dias, Archbishop of Bombay, has issued a statement today in which he "strongly condemns the bomb blasts which have shaken Mumbai on August 25 in two spots dear to all the citizens of the city." The statement says: "Those responsible for these barbarous attacks, whatever be their personal motives, must realize that violence can never bring a solution to any problem and can only create new and worse ones. "The Archbishop commends the souls of the innocent victims killed in the blasts to the mercy of Almighty God and offers his sincere condolences to their near and dear ones. He wishes a speedy recovery to those who have been injured and calls upon the statutory agents of law and order to ensure that justice be meted out to those responsible for the senseless bombings. The Catholic community in Mumbai will give every assistance to those affected by the blasts and will do its best to help maintain peace and communal harmony in the city which is proudly known as the Urbs Prima in Indis." Source: Archbishop's House, Mumbai


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In Northern California, a Cessna 310 struck an electrical tower and crashed into a residential neighborhood, killing three Tesla Motors employees.
Local police say that Tesla confirmed all had worked at the company. CEO Elon Musk said that the names would be withheld since they´re still in the process of notifying their families.
Musk gave a statement about this tragic day, saying that Tesla is a small, tightly-knit company.
As more people seek clean-energy alternatives, electric car manufacturer Tesla has expanded further and has gained a firm reputation. Just last month, Tesla had filed for an initial public offering of up to $100 million.
Musk is a co-founder and currently runs Tesla. You may have heard about Musk before as he is a co-founder of online payments service provider PayPal.
From what little that had been released about the crash, the three who died were mid-level engineers. The plane was registered to Air Unique Inc. in Santa Clara, Calif. with Tesla engineer Doug Bourn.
It is unclear if Bourn was on board. At 7 am PST, the plane left the Palo Alto Airport bound for Hawthorne Municipal Airport in Southern California. It lost power before striking the tower, breaking off a wing, according to East Palo Alto Police Department Captain John Chalmers.
*Update: The San Jose Mercury News reported that the three people aboard the plane were Doug Bourn, 56, a senior electrical engineer; Andrew Ingram, 31, an electrical engineer; and Brian Finn, 42, a senior manager of interactive electronics.


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W-h-a-a-a-a-t? Tears came to my eyes immediately! How beautiful is that? The God of all creation was pulling me in a little closer to affirm to me how beautifully we've been made for His glory! Psalm 139 took over my thoughts because I knew it gloriously, intimately revealed God's creating, knowing and controlling everything about each one of us! He knows all!
"For you created me in my inmost being;
you knit me together in my mother's womb.
I praise you because I'm fearfully and wonderfully made; Your works are wonderful, I know that full well.
My frame was not hidden from you when
I was made in the secret place.
When I was woven together in the depths of the earth,
Your eyes saw my unformed body.
All the days ordained for me
were written in Your book
before one of them came to be."
Psalm 139:13-16
Yep. Awesome. He knows. He sees. He cares. He is with us.
So when I heard the statement that the sound of each breath we take (and He gives us each breath) is like we are saying His Name in praise -- Oh, I just can't, Girls! Can't sit still. Can't comprehend such love. Can't fathom the thought of the sound of my breathing glorifies my Beautiful Creator. I love this! Love IT.
I love thinking about this concept from the scholars (whoever they are). And it brings an actual Scripture verse to my mind: "Let everything that has breath praise the LORD" (Psalm 150:6). Love it!
I love thinking about this concept from the scholars (whoever they are). And it brings an actual Scripture verse to my mind: "Let everything that has breath praise the LORD" (Psalm 150:6). Love it!
I love to worship and love worship music that points me to my God. I have had this strong love of music and worship in me from birth. As a little girl I didn't know I was created to worship God, I used to worship other things. I didn't understand until after God changed my heart, called my name, and saved me by His blood on the cross. Now, because I know God I have the joy and privilege to worship freely and wholeheartedly! And I do, too! :)
And I gratefully know His Word is my life and breath...and it comes from His breath, "All Scripture is God-breathed" (2 Timothy 3:16).
Now is the time for us to gather, Girlfriends, and lift up the name of Jesus in our community! Our breath, our bodies, our lives are creations of All Mighty God and He expects us to glorify Him. How do I know? He says so: "So whatever you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God" (1 Corinthians 10:31).
Songwriter/Worship Leader Alison Everill and I both believe God has providentially paired us up to bring our gifts of worship and the word of God to the table -- so to speak -- and serve women in the Canton area marketplace. Yes, that's you, Sister. Hey, and you, too, Girlfriend. We don't want to leave anyone out of our invitations!
The purpose of our lives is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever. Listen: "GLORY" by songwriter & worship leader Alison Everill
Will you join us at the following gatherings as we breathe in His breath of life and breathe out our praise to Him? Sounds like a couple of celebrations! It is!
"Glorify the LORD with us; let us exalt His Name together!" Psalm 34:3.


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Hundreds of officers surrounded the camp and moved in from all sides.
Around 150 migrants were standing quietly behind banners marked "we need shelter and protection, we want peace".
But a number of activists tried to block the police.
The activists, who had gathered ahead of the operation, began shouting: "No borders. No nation. No deportation."
A dozen immigrants who were refusing to move were dragged and carried out of the camp by police.
Some migrants were still eating their breakfast in tents when police descended on the site, a number wept as they were removed.
Alan Johnson, the British Home Secretary, said he was ''delighted'' that the camp was being closed.
Britain has ruled out allowing them in, and Mr Johnson said genuine refugees should apply for asylum in the country where they entered the EU.
Those who are not escaping persecution should return home, he said.
Speaking after talks in Brussels with his French counterpart Eric Besson yesterday, Mr Johnson said reports that Britain could be ''forced'' to take illegal immigrants were ''wrong''.
EU justice commissioner Jacques Barrot has demanded a change in European law to allow a ''significant number'' to be fast-tracked into Britain, it was reported.
Keith Best, chief executive of the Immigration Advisory Service charity, warned that shutting the camp would simply shift the problem to another part of Calais.
He said: "I remember seven years ago when (former) home secretary David Blunkett and the then French minister of the interior Nicolas Sarkozy congratulated themselves on the closure of the Red Cross centre at Sangatte, but the hundreds of asylum seekers merely moved to the dockside of Calais. The liquidation of the jungle will have the same transitory effect.
"What is needed is a commitment by the French authorities at all levels to admit asylum seekers to their procedures promptly. At present it is very difficult to claim asylum in France as those to whom I spoke admitted.
"The French are not playing their part in allowing people to claim asylum in Calais, despite their obligation under the Refugee Convention."


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Robbers Target Lone Female Walker on Rodwell Trail
10:50am 29th April 2014
An appeal's out after a woman was allegedly forced to the ground and robbed along the Rodwell Trail in Weymouth.
The incident happened just over 2 weeks ago on a Monday between 12 and 1pm (14th April).
The victim, a 26 year old woman sustained minor injuries, including grazes and bruises, and had cash taken from her.
A man and a woman in their early 20's from Weymouth were arrested over the incident and have been bailed.
Detective Constable Gerald Marchant, of Weymouth CID, said it looks like an opportunist attack;
"The victim, who had gone to the trail to meet a friend, was allegedly approached by two people and attacked.
"I believe that the attack, in which they pulled her to the ground and forcibly removed items from her, was unprovoked.
"I would like to speak with any witnesses or anyone who has information about this incident."
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CLS has exchanged contracts for the unconditional sale of Vauxhall Square to R&F Properties, a large Chinese property developer listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. CLS will retain the freehold interest in the Miles Street student accommodation block and residential houses on Wandsworth Road, which were included within the boundary of the planning permission for the scheme.
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I think we're getting a good idea of what changes we'll see in Washington with a completely republican controlled federal government. Not much, I'm afraid. Shortly after Trump's victory, certain prominent republican senators stated that repealing ObamaCare will take years. The logic is, in short, it's so embedded now that to repeal it without harming the minority of citizens who benefited from it makes repealing ObamaCare very difficult, especially if there's not a federal program to replace it. Translation: We really have no desire or intention to repeal ObamaCare. Ramming federal programs down the throats of an unwilling public is a piece of cake for us, but getting rid of a federal program once it's in place takes an act of God, and only if we in congress vote to obey Him. Next, we learned on Wednesday, Dec. 7th, that the House voted to refer the resolution to impeach IRS Director Koskinen back to the House Judiciary Committee. Taking a cursory look at the vote records, Congressman Roe was among the 100 or so republicans who joined the democrats in referring the issue back to Committee. This vote doesn't outright reject the idea of impeaching Koskinen, but in truth kills any hope of doing so. The vote allows Roe and others to pound the table demanding that something be done. It also allows them to tell their constituents they really want to impeach Koskinen. But referring it back to the Committee does indeed kill the effort to impeach, and they know it. Remember; Koskinen is they guy who, among other things, ran cover for his predecessor Lois Lerner by destroying electronic files. This is the guy who destroyed and hid Lerner's emails from Congress that likely showed her and Obama coordinated to block 501(c) status for hundreds of liberty groups. This is the guy who stonewalled the congressional investigation into the IRS's targeting liberty groups. This is the guy who lied to congress during that investigation. And this is the guy who continues to target liberty groups. And this is the guy who congress voted not to impeach. Just on the face of it, this one vote alone should reveal what the body congress thinks of the American people, the Rule of Law, and their perception of what powers they have in Washington. Lastly, renowned conservative columnist Ben Shaprio tweeted the results of an anonymous poll of congressional members. Ben Shapiro ✔@benshapiro 57% of Republicans think free markets hurt us. 78% think gov should bribe companies. 75% think gov should threaten companies. Welp. 6:05 PM – 6 Dec 2016 That's just the percentage of republicans Shaprio tweeted about. We already know 100% of the democrats think this way. Personally, I'm hard pressed...
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