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I love Super Meat Boy, everything about it. I also love Team Meat, the guys behind it. So, when they took to their blog earlier to announce a new game, I couldn't help but squeal. Details are incredibly scarce right now, all we really have is a title and a single image, but that's more than enough to start the hype train! Mew-Genics will be out before the new version of Super Meat Boy and is the result of a Game Jam Tommy and Edmund started one weekend about a month ago. Check out the details in their own words below…
Well hello there!, it's been a while since we talked… a lot has happened in the past 5 months, one of the biggest being the release of Indie Game: The movie on Steam and Netflix. We have been getting 100s of e-mails about the movie and we really appreciate all the love. It's very very hard to get back to all of you with worthy responses so let me just do a blanket statement here and say Tommy and i both read all the fan mail we get and really do appreciate it, we have just been amazingly busy these days with 2 new games and dont have much time to respond.. so yeah, THANKS ALL OF YOU!
Now on to the announcement.
As some of you know Tommy and i have been working on a new super meat boy for iOS and Pc for the past few months… but a month or so ago we decided to do a little game jam over a weekend and fell into a totally out of left field project we call…
MEW-GENICS!Mew-Genics is by far the strangest project I've ever worked on.. and that's saying something. Tommy and i are very happy with how development has been going on it and decided that Mew-Genics will be the next official Team Meat game. We don't want to spoil too much here, but we can say the game will be randomly generated, strange and involve cats.
We are moving quite fast on it and should be able to start talking about platforms, more gameplay details and screen shots soon.
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Chiefs 33, Broncos 19
This was, by far, the most energetic and emotionally driven Chiefs performance of this season. Perhaps that's what comes with actually having a lead – our first of the year. This was a dominating performance by a young team. Although most of these players still have a lot to learn, it's nice to see some of our potential fulfilled, even if it's just one game for now. Of course, this all came against a Denver defense ranked near last in the league. On the flipside, the great defensive performance came against one of the best offenses in the league. Serious credit must be given to the Chiefs players who really stepped up (e.g. Larry Johnson, Derrick Johnson, Demorrio Williams, Brandon Carr, etc). Great game!
This all came despite Herm Edwards' best effort to keep the game close with his typical Fearball tactics. Throughout Herm's tenure with the Chiefs, his decision-making has been predicated, first and foremost, on fear. Fear of losing a chance at a field goal, fear of a turnover, fear of giving up a big play, fear fear fear.
There's no excuse for NOT MAKING A SINGLE ATTEMPT at the endzone on the first two drives, despite having ten plays inside the 20-yard line (7 plays inside the 10). The fact that we ended up winning doesn't make this OK.
Maybe you saw it differently, but I believe Herm was attempting to just kill the clock on the last possession of the first half. There's no excuse for trying to run out the clock with 1:18 left and three timeouts remaining. That plan of attack backfired when we were forced to take a timeout with Albert's injury. Herm's decision to "tank it" with only a six point advantage led directly to three more points by Denver before the end of the half. With that much time and timeouts left, what's the advantage in running out the clock? What's the difference between that drive and a drive in the second half? You wouldn't forfeit a series in the third quarter, so why would you do it with so much time left in the second?
Herm's the only coach I can think of that ALWAYS runs up the middle on 2nd-and-short (to my selective recollection). Many people consider this a near "free play" situation with the best risk-versus-reward you can find for a big play. Not Herm. This is the same coach who told Brodie Croyle to kneel down if they caught the defense offsides and just take the 5-yard penalty instead of taking advantage of the truly free play. That's not conservative, that's just plain idiotic.
I know you think I'm just negative, but I give Herm very little credit for this win, at least offensively. With the exception of a surprisingly aggressive drive in the 4th quarter that led to a Tony Gonzalez touchdown, it was generally the same offensive scheme as the previous three weeks. I believe they mixed up the timing and order of play calling much better this time, but it was still full of standard runs and dump passes behind the line of scrimmage. They were just better executed and timed. Herm loves the dump passes, even when not effective, because it gives him something to point at in the box score to claim that they have a "balanced" attack. Of course, anyone who watches the game gets the real scoop. Did you notice we had nine "dumps" to our running backs for a grand total of five yards? You can't blame them all on good coverage, because Damon Huard often turned right to them without pressure. This doesn't keep the opponent's defense honest. We must have a more vertical game if we want long lasting success in all aspects of offense, including the run. Today we were fortunate that our players significantly outplayed theirs despite the handicap.
The primary difference in this game was the player performance. Larry Johnson ran with attitude and succeeded despite Herm's telegraphing of plays, an often stacked box, and a lack of a downfield threat. Our defense stepped up with four turnovers, a couple three-and-outs, and several big stops to force field goals. I give this win to the players and the defense as a whole. I give Herm credit for making this game only a dropped onside kick away from a possible tie game at the end of regulation. Given our team's performance and the 4-to-1 turnover advantage, this game should have never been that close with two minutes left. Of course, Herm loves close games; that's how he defines "success".
But this was a great game. I don't want to bring anyone down by reminding you of Herm's flaws. I just don't want you to lose sight of 7+ years of Herm ineptitude because of one spectacular game. Like I always say, hire Herm to the scouting department if you like his draft picks. Just get him out of the game-time decision-making where he makes little positive contribution.
I'm very proud of our team for keeping focus, determination, and passion, despite the horrible start to the season. Some of that credit undoubtedly falls on the coaches. So big credit to you, Herm, for your role in keeping the team together
Go Chiefs!
VLTC's Off-The-Cuff Grades
- Huard did what Huard does. He "manages" the game well despite his average skills.
- Showed great poise in the pocket under pressure.
- Some inaccurate throws, particularly downfield, but quite acceptable.
- Larry ran like angry Larry again.
- Bowe had a good game, but he still needs to concentrate on catching the ball first.
- Gonzalez just missed the all-time TE record for receiving yards.
- Like always, the 2nd WR was a ghost.
- Great run blocking.
- Improved, but still not-so-great, pass protection.
- Hopefully OT Albert will be ok.
- Pretty good day against the run.
- Non-existent pass rush from the front four.
- McBride is much improved this year, but still unable to get to the QB.
- D. Johnson follows one of his worst performances of his career (Atlanta) with one of his best (Denver).
- Williams looked the part of a starter. Can't wait until he gets his thumb back!
- Still don't understand why Pat Thomas is a starter.
- Surtain may have lost his starting job. Carr and Flowers look like the real deal (so far).
- Despite all the yardage, a great day for the defensive backs whenever it mattered.
Coaching: C+
- Same ol' offensive play calling, but a little better mixed.
- Despite the lack of a pass rush, can't argue with the defensive play-calling.
- Way to keep the team together and motivated!
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- Novak's kickoffs were MUCH better. He better remember what he had for breakfast this week.
- Kickoff coverage was acceptable.
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Authorities said Glodowski was planning to run off with her lover after her husband James would be shot dead. Prosecutors said the woman and the boyfriend, Carlos Cummings, hired Linda Dietze to pull off the shooting. It happened last November at a park in Stevens Point, and James Glodowski survived. Cummings was sentenced to 14 years in prison for his role in the shooting, and Dietze got 7 years.


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Backlog at Hofstra University where the presidential -- -- just face softened about -- few hours from now.
But for folks living in the state of Nevada you'll likely see the candidates clash as soon as the next commercial break.
In fact campaigns of aired a record seven -- 3000.
Television -- this election year alone in Las Vegas alone.
That's according to the research firm -- media.
It reports that ads hit the biggest airwaves at a rate of 101000.
Per week.
But nearly a 100000 different commercials in 100 different commercials in rotation.
That just highlights the importance of the battleground that is Nevada.
Both candidates have been stumping there and hard with the recent poll showing President Obama and governor Romney in what is a statistical dead heat but there is a fly in this ointment.
One out liar and those polls that they can't take into effect.
Voters who will pick none of the above it is actually an option on the ballots in Nevada this past election have shown.
That the none of the above vote can actually be enough to sway the election.
Claudia calendar with the news Collie is none of the above an option in all the batteries and.
-- all races decided by voters statewide from president to State Supreme Court and it remains there on the ballot.
Despite complaints from Republicans that none might steal votes away from Mitt Romney and other GOP candidates.
This summer the Republican National Committee backed a lawsuit to get rid of the option.
Saying that because no one really means not thing and since it can't really win anyway having it on the ballot is unfair to candidates and disenfranchises.
While -- district judge agreed a federal appeals court said not so fast.
Ruling that since nine doesn't count in the final tallies that determines winners it would stay on the ballot at least for now.
But the legal wrangling continues over all of this and -- it's even inspired an election themed musical comedy aptly named none of the above.
How did this get on the ballots in the first place Claudia.
As -- at -- introduced this protest vote in 1975 as a way to combat voter apathy in the wake of the Watergate scandal.
Some experts say it may have impacted elections like out of -- senate majority leader Harry Reid back in 1998 he beat his Republican challenger by 400 votes but.
None of these candidates it got.
8000 votes now of course about and who don't like anyone could abstained from voting altogether but many relish the chance to choose -- It's been very popular.
The public loves having the option to express.
That they wanna -- favorite none of these candidates and simply send a message is that you know although politicians -- about -- clean up their act.
Meanwhile of course it can never win that none of these candidates could prove to be a spoiler and a race where President Obama has seen his lead over Mitt Romney dropped by more than half over the past two weeks.
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Friday, August 26, 2011
Barbie Jo's Bunkhouse: Those Darn Characters
Once again this week I didn't get much of my own work done. Frustrating to say the least. I made a couple feeble attempts, but it had been so long since I'd looked at the piece, I had to go back quite a few pages to get myself back into the story (and you all know how THAT goes). Now, I have the rest of this story plotted out. This should be easy, right? All I have to do is basically follow my notes. I'm probably 20-30 pages away from "then end". So what, pray tell is my problem?
It's those darn characters, that's what!
I love them, but they have decided to stop talking. Why? because I plotted their ending? If they'd give me a chance to write it, they might like it, and they know I'm totally open to a shift or two if that's how they want to roll. But no, they serioiusly put on the brakes. I've been wondering if it isn't my hero's teenage daughter. I ended up bringing her in a bit more than intented (this thought came to me as I tossed and turned around 4a.m.). I don't feel like she's taking over the story at all because what's going on with her father is very dramatic for a teen. I'm oh-so-sorry Mr. Hero if the spotlight isn't on you. Then again, the story is in my heroine's point of view so I'm sure this is all her doing and he's just supporting her as a good hero should! They have such chemistry together!
I spent a couple days this week reading and critiquing for a friend (so I was doing writing related work, just not my own!). She gets so deep into character and I love it! I want to be like her and I have no idea why characterization is so hard for me. I've read it, I know it, but I swear sometimes I just don't accomplish what I need to. I'm hoping that this can be a learned skill and that the more I have to go over my work for this same issue...it's going to stick. Don't get me wrong, I think I do well with my characters, but I know I can do more and make them better. We've all heard "writing is re-writing", which is 100% true.
I'm beginning to think I need to write some kind of thriller/mystery with a psychiatrist so I can research and do a case study on myself! LOL.
What tricks do YOU have for getting deep into character? How do you make them "tick" and come alive? Are there any classes you've taken you found helpful or a website you particularly liked or found informative?
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- Kari Lee Townsend said...
Your characters rock, you just overthink things and start to doubt yourself like I do all the time!
You WILL finish this story, you just need some "quality" time.
For my characters, I keep a cheat sheet next to my computer. that way I can keep referring to it and remember, "Oh yeah, that person uses this phrase a lot or does that habit a lot, etc." That way they look and act and sound different than the other characters. And knowing their "issues" will also affect what they say and do.
Good luck. Have fun at the fair today, and then get back to work, chica! - August 26, 2011 at 3:59 AM
- Liz Lipperman said...
Barbie, it sounds like Kari's right. I've read some of your stuff, and there's not a problem with characterization. You're just stuck. Accept it..even make friends with it. Next week or the week after, your muse will wake you up again, but this time, she'll have a lot to say.
I find it so funny that you are stuck because you plotted too much. I get so stuck when I haven't plotted enough. - August 26, 2011 at 6:00 AM
- Rochelle Staab said...
Barbie Jo when my characters refuse to cooperate or simply disappear, I make them write me a letter. I know, odd, but taking them out of the story for a time out can bring them back to life. Or put them in dire peril. That gets their attention.
30 pages to go? You are so ON IT. Just write. They'll catch up to you in the edits :)
~Rochelle - August 26, 2011 at 12:09 PM
- Donna Cummings said...
Oooh, you're practically at the finish line! I know what you mean about having to re-read to get back into a story--I'm at that same phase right now too. But that's actually fun sometimes, to see where you've started, and watching the characters develop.
Give yourself some slack. Tell your characters you're going to work on something else -- it always tricks them into cooperating. :) Mainly, don't fret. (I'm trying to follow that advice myself. LOL) - August 26, 2011 at 12:31 PM
- Barbie Jo Mahoney said...
Thanks for all the advice ladies!! And actually two days in a row at our NYS Fair has given me a new appreciation for my characters. You have NO idea the kinds of "real" characters I laid my eyes on. LOL. That's a whole new blog post put together!!
Let's just say, I got bored and even took some pictures to go with my commentary. It may end up being a FB post yet! I'm not sure though, but my captions were hysterical and I wasn't even drinking!!!
And when I sat down tonight after dinner I actually wrote 5 pages! So I'm happy, my characters are happy and hopefully I can continue and get this sucker d.o.n.e. - August 28, 2011 at 4:45 PM


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Years ago, I met a young man who claimed that he was a former US Navy SEAL. "But you're not supposed to know that," he had added. He wanted to keep his association with the SEALs secret for some reason; he didn't think he should talk about his time with them. Unlike my friend, the author of SEAL of God is more than willing to share his experiences as a Navy SEAL.
Chad Williams had been searching for something in his life, but he didn't know what. School had not turned out well and his stints as a competitive skateboarder and a professional fisherman had been short-lived. Then he decided he wanted to become a Navy SEAL. He trained hard and underwent rigorous tests of strength and endurance before becoming inducted as a SEAL. As a SEAL, he had planned to take retaliation for a fellow SEAL's death in Fallujah. But God had other plans for him and Chad Williams found something more powerful than revenge.
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(Tim, w/thanks to Jake) For a number of years, Yale's been hard at it putting the works of Jonathan Edwards online, freely available for hoi polloi who can no longer afford the critical edition now running around $110 per volume . It's an ill wind that blows nobody some good, though, and I suspect the high price of the hard copies is part of the reason all of us are now able to search the volumes online. So I'm happy.
Don't allow anyone else to give your Edwards to you. When I was at seminary in New England, I took a course in Edwards' works under Richard Lovelace. One night (it was a small evening seminar), I well remember coming to the session with great anticipation, having read a good portion of Edward's harder truths that week. But then, Dr. Lovelace started the class with a statement to the effect that "Here, Edwards goes a little bit off the deep edge, engaging in his well-known penchant for negativity."
Yes, yes; that's the problem with Edwards. He's so negative you get an ulcer reading him. What we need today is something positive that people can relate to; something that will give people hope and not lead them into despair.
Well, if you've read Edwards, you know that there are few men in the history of the Church who are more...
perfectly balanced, Biblically, in giving God's "no" and His "yes." Sublime meditations on the glory of God in Heaven and white-hot condemnations of annihiliationism.
But then, I've said enough. Just remember to get your Edwards straight from the source. Don't depend on me or John Piper to premasticate it for you, making him palatable to your highly refined sensitivities. Put your mouth directly up to the fire hydrant, but don't forget to take a gasp of air now and then.
Finally someone who recognizes that hoi polloi already has an article!
Actually, phrases that have been imported from other languages (dead or not) are always subjected to English conventions, disregarding the native grammar that attends them—which means that you may be able to make a better case for including the English definite article than for omitting it.
>you may be able to make a better case for including the English definite article than for omitting it
Yes, but it would be so very the gauche.
What a the brilliant comeback! :)
I've always loved ordering the roast beef sandwich "with au jus sauce."
A friend of mine from high school went to Yale and was hired a few years ago to search for and publish many of his unpublished works. I'm glad that this is finally available. I found out this morning from Piper's blog... he beat you to the punch.
>he beat you to the punch...
Actually, Jake passed on John's post. What John announced today has been available for quite a while, although not absolutely everything Edwards wrote was in the database. If I remember correctly, John took the award last year for turning in the most number of corrections to the site. Here's a link I made to the Yale database last October:
Also, I just added a category titled "Jonathan Edwards" to this blog:
Would that be "with, with" "sauce sauce"?
Poor as my french is, that one bothers me as well.
You are right, Tim. For some reason I still have the e-mail from Yale saying "John Piper and Jerry Stutzman" sent in "the most number of bugs/suggestions!"
Thanks for this Rev. Bayly. This invaluable resource unfortunately comes at a time when some prominent Reformed teachers are doing their best to downplay the brilliance of Jonathan Edwards.
oh, I stand corrected I think.
That's one sweet Edward's collection. Merci, Tim.


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Now that summer has arrived do you plan on taking the time to redecorate or update your child's room? One of the quick and easiest ways to bring a new look to a room is with new light fixtures. To help you in your redecorating efforts we would like to share a few tips on how to find the right lighting for your child's room which include: Keep in mind … [Read more...]
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My name is Jenny (aka The Bloggess). I'm an irreverent satire writer with a penchant for saying baffling things that leave people alternately appalled and fascinated. I'm best known for giving unprovoked and vaguely dangerous advice, and was once labeled an "interesting psycho" by Gawker after unwittingly starting a small blood feud with William Shatner. I find it very hard to dispute any of this.
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A few years ago I went to visit my sister around Christmas and her kids told me that they had to be very good because "the elf on the shelf is watching us." It sounded like the beginning of a bad Stephen King novel, but turns out it was just a tiny stuffed elf that parents hide around the house so that the elf can report back to Santa. Because nothing says "Merry Christmas" like intentionally bringing in a spy to hide in your house, eavesdrop on your family, and then report all questionable activity back to the authorities.
I told my sister that I thought the whole thing smacked of McCarthyism and she pointed out that it was more accurately a manifestation of Freud's Super-ego in elf form.
The other day a friend asked me what the best pet is to have around small children and my answer is "None" because small children are very dangerous. My friend thought I was joking and so I made up a list of why pets suck when you have little kids.
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Yesterday I read about a provocative ad made by the Milwaukee Health Department, which warns parents about the dangers of sleeping with babies. I didn't actually read the article myself, but I saw the ad, and so I can understand some why people would be so upset about these ads.
First of all, Milwaukee, babies aren't as dangerous as cleavers. I'm not even sure why I'm having to clarify this. I've almost never cut myself on a sleeping baby. No one murders co-eds with sleeping babies. Sleeping babies aren't even sharp. This is just ridiculous and it's ludicrous to imply otherwise. If I was a baby, I would probably sue.
If you're anything like me, you spend most of your day suspecting that you're pregnant. I blame too many years of watching unsuspecting women on Oprah tell of having a stomachache that ended minutes later with an unexpected baby laying on the grocery store floor. That's why I've devised these simple guidelines to help you figure out if you're pregnant or just paranoid.
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This week is Banned Book Week so I thought to myself, What better week to write about dinosaurs? Then I remembered that I don't get paid to write about dinosaurs and so I turned my attention back to banned books.
As parents, it is our duty to protect our children from questionable, controversial, and uncomfortable ideas at all costs. Book burning seems strangely out-of-fashion lately (probably because of all the wildfires) but there's something to be said for shoving your children's hands into a bonfire of books and then telling them that their pain was caused by J.D. Salinger, who should probably have just focused on drawing pictures of happy kittens.
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Labor must stop letting unionists run the show
Unions have played an integral part in the Labor Party since its inception in 1891. After 120 years however, serious stress fractures are appearing. The time has come to rethink the power exercised by unions within the ALP, which is something British Opposition Leader, Ed Miliband, says must happen within his Labour Party.
I do not question the importance of unions and I support them. Their 2007 campaign against Work Choices is reason enough for unions to be politically active. However, the way union representation is now exercised within the ALP means that huge power is vested in a small number of union officials who act on behalf of their membership as if all the members are of the same mind. So, if a union controls, say, 10 per cent of the votes at the party conference, then all those votes are cast in a bloc. The problem isn't that unions affiliate with the ALP, there are good reasons for this link, rather it is the extent of their influence. Today, affiliated unions represent 50 per cent of the votes at ALP state conferences. This makes their bosses very powerful people within the Labor Party and some of them exercise that power to advance policy agendas. There's nothing wrong with that provided their voting power doesn't give them an unfair advantage in policy formulation and adoption.
The exceptional growth of unions within the Labor Party has occurred at precisely the same time their numerical strength in the wider Australian society has waned. Over the past 25 years the rise of union influence within the ALP has been in inverse proportion to their workplace coverage. Consider these facts: union membership as a percentage of the workforce has dropped from 46 per cent in 1986 to 18 per cent in 2010. However, over the same period the number of Labor senators who are former trade union officials has grown from 11 out of 35 in 1987 (less than one-third) to 23 out of 31 (more than two-thirds) in 2011. Labor's Senate tickets are usually settled at state conferences. In 1971, 24 per cent of federal MPs were former trade union officials or staffers. By 2005 they represented a whopping 67 per cent of federal Labor MPs. Of course, there are many examples of former unionists who have made outstanding parliamentary contributions - before and after Bob Hawke. That's not the issue, rather it's whether union power in policy formulation and parliamentary representation now discourages participation in the party by progressive Australians.
In the 1970s and 80s, Labor produced leaders who set new social and economic agendas. As old class divisions started to break down, these leaders from Gough Whitlam to Don Dunstan to Neville Wran to Hawke and to Wayne Goss reinvigorated the party. Labor was given a new lease of life and newfound relevance as it seized the agenda and made the next generation of voters its own. They were followed by Paul Keating, Bob Carr, Mike Rann, Steve Bracks, Peter Beattie, Jim Bacon, Clare Martin, Jon Stanhope and Geoff Gallop, who continued the tradition of balancing industrial democracy with social, economic and environmental reform. Then somewhere along the way Labor governments seemed to lose their mojo. It was a combination of age, a loss of experienced members and advisers as well as a narrowed intellectual, parliamentary and electoral base.
The rapid loss of electoral appeal for Labor in recent years suggests that it runs the risk of becoming a third force in politics for the first time in a century. Unless it can once again become a broadly appealing and inclusive party the future will be grim. That means addressing the unprecedented power of the affiliated unions within the party. Their influence in the choice of candidates and policies must be reduced if membership is to grow and in doing so, appeal to a broader constituency.
So what can be done? The success of the Kevin 07 campaign was in part due to the co-operation of Labor and the unions in their opposition to Work Choices. Therefore, rather than break entirely from the unions, Labor should reduce the percentage of union voting power within its ranks to the union movement's level of representation in the Australian workforce. The union movement's power within the ALP should reflect its relevance and appeal in the broader community. That would mean a drop in their portion of conference delegates from 50 per cent to 18 per cent. However, if they manage to connect with workers by increasing their percentage of workforce coverage then that should be reflected and rewarded with a higher vote at party conferences.
The Faulkner-Bracks-Carr review of the ALP's recent election problems recognised the need to transform the party. A key recommendation was the adoption of a system of primaries that allow registered Labor supporters to vote in preselections as in the US. This would be an important step.
Progressive Australians need a truly open and inclusive Labor Party with which they can identify and whose policies they can help mould. They will only pour their energies and their donations into the ALP if they know they will not be thwarted before they start by entrenched and ultimately undemocratic structures within their party.
A more inclusive ALP has the potential to inspire a cross section of fair-minded Australians and win elections, just as it has done so many times over the last 120 years.


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MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) - A panel that advises Vermont state policymakers on activities at the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant wants the plant to be dismantled promptly after it stops operating next year.
In a meeting Wednesday, the Vermont State Nuclear Advisory Panel urged that state officials push for decommissioning the nuclear plant as quickly as possible.
But it stopped short of urging that a state permit for the plant to operate until late next year be conditioned on an agreement by plant owner Entergy Corp. to do prompt decommissioning.
Entergy has said it wants to mothball the plant for decades, while its radioactive components cool and the fund set aside to dismantle it grows.
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