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Arthur comes a cropper in 'The Hollow Queen'
After all the poison trouble from Evil Gwen last week, it's strange that she would start this week's adventure generously pardoning a young lad caught wandering around Camelot in the middle of the night. He's been catching frogs, you see. Everyone catches frogs in Camelot in the middle of the night when they're teenagers.
And it seems the thought of frog-catching has made Gwen feel quite randy, and she sends Merlin off to run her a bath which they have a bit of a royal frolic.
While Merlin boils the water, the lad, Daegel, turns up at the kitchen, showing his druidic mark and asking for help for his sister, who lies dying a half-day's ride from Camelot. Merlin is unwilling to help at first, but eventually concedes, leaving Gaius to attend to his duties. This will definitely go well.
Oh, apparently not. Arthur is trying to prepare for the arrival of the Sarrum of Amata, and needs Merlin's help. Gaius tells him Merlin's gone off herb-hunting, but Arthur concludes he's drunk. Arthur, who clearly is not used to dressing himself, makes Gaius help him, with not entirely successful consequences (he puts Gwen's nightie on instead).
On the trial, Merlin tends to Daegel's wounds and gives him breakfast, and the two get talking. It turns out he and his sister are orphans.
Back in Camelot, Evil Gwen is out and about, leaving a note at the foot of a tree for Morgana to read. Arthur and Gaius discuss Sarrum's fearsome reputation, and how hard it will be to forge an alliance against Morgana. But they resolve to try. He arrives in Camelot, haughty and smug, and demanding a tournament.
However, it turns out that Daegel is not all he seems. His druid mark has worn off, and, hello! Is that Morgana? It IS! She knocks him out with magic, then puts some nasty-looking black poison in his mouth, then knocks him into a hole and leaves him for dead. Then she pays off Daegel, and heads back to cause more trouble for Camelot.
Arthur and the Sarrum are discussing Morgana over dinner. Sarrum explains that he managed to capture Morgana by exploiting her love for her young dragon, locking the two of them in a well for two years, refusing to let them out even while the dragon grew too big for the walls.
Gwen leaves, upset by the tale, and meets Morgana in the woods. It seems Morgana's plan is to create conflict between Arthur and Sarrum, and Gwen will be the agent of disruption, retaining the throne and bringing Morgana back when the two have destroyed each other.
Meanwhile, Merlin attempts to overcome his poison by magic, and fails. He is eventually joined by a returning Daegel, who has had an attack of conscience. Merlin sends Daegel to find the herbs he needs to make the tincture that may cure him, but he's running out of time. And even when the herbs are found and administered, Merlin soon becomes desperately ill.
Next day, Arthur fails to fight off Sarrum's best champion, and Gwen takes the opportunity to suggest, in a quiet corridor, that Sarrum should take over the kingdom. When they meet later to discuss it, Gwen offers Sarrum a third of Camelot's lands in exchange for her place on the throne once Arthur has been killed. Gwen will grant safe passage to Arthur's room for an assassin, and that'll be that.
Back in the woods, Merlin finally comes to. Daegel tries to apologise for hoodwinking him, and reveals that Morgana is planning to kill the king. The pair start their long and hazardous journey back to Camelot, only to be surrounded by bandits. Nothing a little Merlin magic can't sort out, of course. And on they go, with Daegel tending to Merlin's wounded leg as they go. It turns out he doesn't have a sister, but his mother was magical, and was killed by Uther.
The next day, Sarrum appoints his champion to kill Arthur, and reveals his plan to depose Gwen too, given half a chance. Gwen is making up all sorts of stories to explain Merlin's absence, and Gaius has had to dress Arthur again. No one is happy.
The two leaders assemble in the great hall, ready to formalise their alliance. But at the same time, Sarrum's champion is readying his crossbow, and Merlin is rushing, hobbling through the corridors to try and prevent Arthur's death. He finds an unlocked door up to the gallery, realises this is where Sarrum's assassin must have gone, and follows. The champion shoots at Merlin, chucks a dagger after it, then knocks him down, and prepares his shot, only to be impaled by a magically-assisted walking stick. The assassin's bolt misses Arthur and hits Sarrum instead, killing him. But Merlin's victory is short-lived, as he realises Daegel was hit by the thrown dagger and is dying.
Once the explanations are over, Daegel has been buried (and no one seems to have told Arthur the truth about anything much), Merlin and Gaius resolve that something needs to be done about Evil Gwen. The question is… what?
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Family member's death can impact personal health, UGA research finds
Death takes a toll on the living, and in the case of baby boomers, the loss of a family member increases their likelihood of ending up in the hospital, according to new research from the University of Georgia.
October 30, 2014 | Research News
All work and no play: UGA study examines psychology of workaholism
Even in a culture that lionizes hard work, workaholism tends to produce negative impacts for employers and employees, according to a new study from a University of Georgia researcher.
October 30, 2014 | General News
UGA team receives $1.37 million grant to train behavioral health care counselors
University of Georgia College of Education faculty members Bernadette Heckman and Jolie Daigle have received a three-year, $1.37 million federal grant to recruit and train more than 100 UGA master's degree students in school counseling to help increase access to mental and behavioral health services for children in Northeast Georgia's K-12 schools.
October 17, 2014 | Research News
Biological clock disruptions increase breast cancer risk, UGA study finds
The disruption of a person's circadian rhythm—their 24-hour biological clock—has been linked to an increased risk of breast cancer, according to new University of Georgia research. The culprit, in this study in particular, is artificial light.
October 16, 2014 | Research News
New $2.5 million NIH-funded study at UGA focuses on baby boomers
Baby boomers' marital relationships and health during their transition to later adulthood are the focus of a new University of Georgia study funded by a five-year, $2.5 million grant from the National Institutes of Health.
September 9, 2014 | Research News
UGA study explores connections between romantic relationships, health
Having a supportive, committed partner in a relationship is beneficial for health no matter whether the status of the couple is dating, living together or married, according to a new study from University of Georgia sociologists.
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UGA police department provides drop box for safe medication disposal
A large metal drop box occupying space just outside the University of Georgia Police Department has one purpose—to safely collect unneeded or unwanted prescription medications.
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UGA pharmacy students to hold tobacco cessation sessions
Registration is now open for the fall tobacco cessation sessions offered by students in the University of Georgia College of Pharmacy. The UGA campus will be tobacco free starting Oct. 1. This includes all cigarettes, chewing tobacco and e-cigarettes.
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$7 million in grant funding helps support research on health of Georgia youth
A team of scientists in the University of Georgia's Center for Family Research has received two grants from the National Institutes of Health providing more than $7 million to lay the foundation for prevention programs designed to improve the health and well-being of young rural African Americans in Georgia.
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Placing children into a mixed reality-part virtual environment and part real world-has great potential for increasing their physical activity and decreasing their risk of obesity, according to University of Georgia researchers.
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Strong African-American Families project at UGA celebrates successes
The Strong African-American Families project, launched in south Georgia in 2008 by the University of Georgia Center for Family Research and UGA Extension, has strengthened families and helped promote positive health outcomes, said center director Gene Brody.
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The University of Georgia Griffin campus will present a day of sessions devoted to the field of psychology April 25 in Room 104 of the Student Learning Center.
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The 39th Annual Rock-Con Gaming Convention is set for Friday-Sunday, Oct. 19-21, at the Indoor Sports Center, 8800 E. Riverside Blvd., Loves Park.
The event — which runs 7-11 p.m., Friday, Oct. 19; 9 a.m.-11 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 20; and 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 21 — offers an opportunity to play adventure games of all sorts, practice strategy, solve problems creatively and have fun.
Rock-Con 2012 features historical and fantasy miniature gaming, collectible miniatures, role-playing, collectible card and board gaming. Events for all ages and skill levels are included that cover the entire spectrum of adventure gaming. Rock-Con 2012 has 24,000 square feet for gaming — more space than ever before!
This year's event features tournaments for five miniatures games including Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer Fantasy, Flames of War, Warmachine and Malifaux.
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Because ovarian cancer does not grow in a manner similar to most solid tumors, it is usually not possible for a surgeon to remove the entire tumor present in the abdomen. It has been shown, however, that removal of all visible manifestations of the tumor (often referred to as debulking surgery), followed by chemotherapy treatment, provides the best chance of a cure.
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Amra scores major coup over Associated with Ford deal
Amra scores major coup over Associated with Ford deal
Kevin May
Trinity Mirror's regional newspapers' sales house, Amra, has scored a major coup against national newspaper rivals by signing a landmark deal with Ford for its London cross-title package.
The deal for Amra's Capital Package will see 46 titles in the scheme carrying high-profile brand adverts for the car giant.
Ford's buying agency, MindShare, has used the Associated Newspapers stable of titles in London – the Metro and Evening Standard – in the past.
However, the agency has now decided to place all of its latest campaign, worth about £340,000 and running over three weeks, with rival the Trinity Mirrorowned titles.
In the past, agency press buyers had been increasingly concerned at Associated's dominant position in the London market.
MindShare managing partner Steve Tindall said: "The Capital Package's performance over the past two years has been extremely impressive, becoming a highly effective alternative to the London Evening Standard and Metro.
"As London and its surroundings are key catchment areas for Ford, we envisage that the Capital Package could become a regular fixture on the Ford schedule."
Amra managing director Gary McNish said: "The Capital Package as been extremely successful with many blue chip companies and not surprisingly continues to attract business from strong brands such as Ford."
The gradual movement of big brand advertisers to use local press will be another feather in the cap of Amra and the regional press as a whole, following last year's deal between Unilever, Amra and Northcliffe, which saw the FMCG giant pledging millions of spend in the sector.
The Amra deal comes on the eve of another newspaper player potentially entering the already crowded London market.
Richard Desmond is understood to be waiting for a decision by the Office of Fair Trading to make a decision on the legality of rival Associated Newspapers' exclusive distribution contracts for the London Underground and mainline stations before going ahead with his expected launch of a new London Evening newspaper.
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Goat Island House Rental Photos and Description
House, 6 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 6.5 Baths, (Sleeps 14-16)
Great Experience, Great Location
NEW LISTING - Luxury home 6 BR/6.5 BA, Large 1st floor LR/DR/Kitchen, BONUS Home theatre Media Room/Kitchenette 2nd floor. Newly furnished rental that has something for everyone. Each room its own B&B feel. An elevator to all floors to help mom or dad with the steps. Furnished high chair and portable crib to keep your packing low. Steps to pool for a 24/7 refresh. Plug in your i-pod to multiple locations and enjoy whatever personal soundtrack fits your vacation. Family Room, Media room, and Upstairs Master with Large screens for independent media viewing. Hookups for gaming in media room. WIFI for i-pad or computer internet connectivity. You will venture out to enjoy the many amenities Charleston has to offer but you won't have to with so much at your immediate disposal.
Most convenient location in Isle Of Palms
(1) One Block walk to beach on 41st
(3) Three block walk to Marina/General Store/restaurant
North - Contingent to Wild Dunes
South - 3 miles to Grocery/ABCLiquors/IOP center
Just over connecter to full range of restaurants/shopping
SLEEPING PROFILE (15 max)
Floor 1 - MBR1-(3) King and Futon
Floor 1 - BR1 - (2) Queen
Floor 2 - MBR2-(2) King
Floor 2 - BR2 - (2) Queen
Floor 2 - BR3 - (2) 2xTwin
Floor 2 - BR4 - (4) 2xBunk
(porta-crib avail)
Large Modern Kitchen – eat in island with sink, two dishwashers, built in microwave, built in convection oven, oversized range with second oven, toaster oven, large refrigerator, Keurig coffeemaker.
Large Family room - fireplace, 50 inch plasma, computer desk, DVD player Surround sound stereo
Large Dining room – table seating for 10, built in china cabinet with sink, dedicated icemaker/refrigerator
Master Bedroom - King Bed, walk-in closet, private bath with walk in tiled shower and dual oversized heads.
Second Bedroom – Queen Pillow top Bed, private bath
Pool - deck walk out access from Living Room, Dining Room, and Master Bedroom. Sun and shaded deck area. Outdoor Grill.
Music throughout ground floor w i-pod connection to receiver, in wall remote speakers to kitchen, MBR, MBR Bath, and pool deck.
Second Master Bedroom– King Bed, fireplace, computer desk, 40 inch plasma, walk-in closet, private bath with Jacuzzi, walk in tiled shower, private toilet area, dual sink, sit-down vanity. Walk out access to large deck area.
Media Room – 60 Inch plasma, large built in, surround sound Polk speaker system, i-pod connection to receiver. X-box/Game ready - wired for composite, component, and HDMI input. Furnished DVD library. Remote to in-wall speakers in SMBR, SMBR bath, and deck area. Blu-Ray hard wired if you have a netflix account or some movies on site for your use.
Kitchenette area – off media room with sink, refrigerator, microwave, table
Second Bedroom – Queen Bed, walk-in closet, private bath
Third Bedroom – Twin beds, private bath, overlook pool
Fourth Bedroom – Pair of Bunk Beds, hall bath contingent
Washer/Dryer room
Walk out to sun porch from Upstairs Master,Media room, or twin bedroom
Other Amenities:
Two car garage
WIFI enabled
GAME ROOM - with Ping-pong table and stereo
Three bicycles furnished
Elevator to all floors
Third floor walkway to bird nest deck on roof with ocean view
Beautifully landscaped and night lit
We cannot stress enough the convenience of the location. Short walk to Beach or Marina. Beach tends to be more private as single day beachgoers congregate between 20th and 30th streets. Having multiple restaurants with such great views and great food so close allows you to eat out as often as you'd like without making a commitment to gather, travel, and wait in line somewhere for dinner. Captain Morgan's has fantastic food in the dining area and serves a lunch menu upstairs all day in season in open air surrounding with great views in every direction. The General store is also a great timesaver. Dont want to eat up your first day of vacation shopping? Access to most of what you need at close hand. Shopping on Saturday/Sunday travel days is not a great experience when grocery stores and the connectors are crowded. Forgot a shirt or bathing suit? its there. Forgot sunscreen, sunglasses, or a hat to protect from sun? its there. Want something for the kids to play with? Its there. Want a breakfast or lunch sandwich? Its made fresh there. Milk, bread, cereal, juice, soda, chips, beer... all the staples right there. Need Gas? right there.
Charleston is one of the most stunning, charming, and historically quaint places in the United States to visit. In fact, in 2011 Charleston replaced San Francisco in the Conde Nast readers poll as the number one destination city in the US. Fully 90% of the readers poll respondents rated Charleston a "friendly city" .....the highest score in the nation. The Aquarium, Ft. Sumpter, Tours, Nightlife, Beaches, Shopping, Restaurants, Parks, Golf, Fishing, & Boating in the Charleston area are all must-engage activities.
Keywords: Best for large families , golfers, people looking to create a full and memorable family experience. Please tell us about your planned stay. We want to ensure this is the right house for you!
- Suitability:
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
About Gloria Martz
Owners Kevin and Gloria Martz.
We want to make sure this is the right property for you and your family, and you have a great experience as a guest in our second home.
Gloria Martz purchased this house in 2011
Why Gloria Martz chose Goat Island
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By Alexei Bayer
Published: January 22, 2014 (Issue # 1794)
Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev often looks like the odd man out in the government he heads. Many people expected him to be retired to some meaningless sinecure once his four-year stint as figurehead president ended in May 2012. Yet President Vladimir Putin is keeping him on. The question is why.
Medvedev's presidency was not a success by any measure. His early liberal agenda, which stirred hope among some members of the intelligentsia, quickly proved nothing but hot air. He was ineffectual, timid and maladroit in his public appearances. His infantile delight in high-tech gadgets and the social media was ridiculed, and his love of 1960s British rock bands made him look like a latent teenager.
The low assessment of Medvedev is probably the only thing the opposition and Putin's supporters share today. Putin himself often seemed irritated by Medvedev during his protege's presidency. Since returning to the Kremlin, he pointedly curbed the modernization program Medvedev advocated. Some of the oligarchs who supported the former president felt pressured.
So far, Medvedev's tenure as prime minister has done little to dispel the impression of him as a nonentity. Putin has criticized the work of Medvedev's government, expressing impatience with its failures to implement his May 2012 directives on social programs and the economy.
Medvedev must also be a constant reminder to Putin of his failure to create a viable successor. In 2007 to 2008, Putin was determined to retire from politics. He wanted someone who would be able to assume power but remain loyal and allow him to enjoy his considerable fortune unmolested — something Putin himself had scrupulously done with regard to former President Boris Yeltsin. After months of trying to choose between former Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov and Medvedev, Putin opted for the latter as more trustworthy of the two. But, despite Putin's best efforts, Medvedev did not become a true political leader, necessitating Putin's return to presidency.
Putin is no longer thinking of a successor and is likely to stay on for the remainder of his current six-year term as president and the next — that is, at least until 2024. It is not clear who will succeed Putin after that, but it certainly will not be Medvedev. Most likely, Putin has other plans for Medvedev.
First of all, there is the economy, which stagnated in 2013 and may suffer a recession this year. If oil prices fall, the economic downturn may prove severe. It would seem that Putin does not expect a major economic debacle, throwing money around as if there is no tomorrow. For example, he is providing billions of dollars in loans to Ukraine and Belarus and assuming the huge financial burden for the Sochi Olympics. He is also keeping Medvedev at the helm, which is not a wise decision if he expects stormy weather ahead. At the same time, however, if the economy does hit the skids, Medvedev and his government could always be used as a scapegoat, while respected former Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin could be then brought in to deal with the economic crisis.
Medvedev's lingering liberal image could also come handy if Putin clamps down on dissent after the Sochi Olympics, as many in the opposition fear. Medvedev could then be blamed for undermining the state. By the same token, if the recent small-scale amnesty were to be followed by other steps designed to achieve reconciliation at home and burnish Russia's image abroad, Medvedev could once again be put forward as a reformer. But in any case, Putin will remain as the country's tough and uncompromising national leader.
Alexei Bayer, a native Muscovite, lives in New York. His detective novel "Murder at the Dacha" was published by Russian Life Books in 2013.
Sunday, Nov. 23
Get in the holiday spirit at today's Winter Bazzar at the Astoria Hotel. Featuring gifts from around the world such as French eclairs, Dutch cheeses and Indian jewelry, the annual event organized by the International Women's Club will feature 18 international stands and raise money for charity through the sales of a diversity of products that further illustrate the city's international connections.
Monday, Nov. 24
Dr. Axel Schulte, Department Head at Fraunhofer Institute for Material Flow and Logistics in Dortmund, Germany, is the featured speaker at the SPIBA Industrial Committee lecture on "The Fourth Industrial Revolution: Digitalization of the Supply Chain." The event begins at 4 p.m. at the Graduate School of Management at 3 Volkohvsky Pereulok and registration is required by Nov. 21 either by emailing email@example.com or calling 325 9091.
Tuesday, Nov. 25
Tag along with AmCham during their "Industrial St. Petersburg" Tour program today. This incarnation of the ongoing series will visit Philip Morris Izhora and include an Environmental Health and Safety Committee meeting.
Find out how to expand your business east during the "Business With China" forum beginning today and concluding tomorrow at the Lenexpo convention center. The largest Russian forum dedicated to business with the Asian giant, topics that will be discussed include logistics, customs clearance, trade financing and many more.


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The next open enrollment period for Connect for Health Colorado is from November 15 to February 15, 2015. Debby Henkens is hosting an Open House on October 23 at the Elks Lodge in Idaho Springs from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m and will be giving a presentation about improvements in the C4HCO shopping experience at 3:00 p.m. Tammy Frey and Mary Bernal from Clear Creek Human Services will be there to answer questions about Medicaid and CHP+ and there will be at least one certified licensed health broker to give discuss health plan selection.
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As the death toll in Gaza rises, so does anger against Israel -- and sometimes, by extension, Jews -- in Europe and elsewhere.
Exorcisms and charlatans flourish in impoverished Gaza
The shabby room in a one-story house in suburban Gaza was shrouded in darkness, and only the mutterings of a bearded exorcist broke the silence. A man lay stretched on a grubby mattress, writhing, as the faith healer recited Koranic verses to chase away an evil spirit. "Get out, you demon," the exorcist, who calls himself Sheikh Ali, threatened the spirit. "Get out or I will burn you."
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Rabbi Marc Schneier, a New York Jewish leader who has helped to build bridges with American Muslims, is planning to bring his campaign to Europe to help ease the anger fed by bloodshed in Gaza. "In the light of the recent conflict in Gaza, Jewish-Muslim tensions have been exacerbated," Schneier, vice-president of the World Jewish Congress, told Reuters during a recent visit to London. "We have seen a rise, I would say an exponential growth in anti-Semitic attacks, rhetoric coming from the Muslim world. We cannot allow for Islamic fundamentalism to grow."
Paris Muslims attacked in new twist to Gaza tension in France
The tension in France because of the Gaza conflict has taken a new twist with a charge by three Muslim youths that Jewish militants had beaten them up because one of them had thrown away a pro-Israel pamphlet. The focus until now has been on rising anti-Semitic attacks, presumably mostly by Muslims angered by Israel's military campaign in Gaza, but this puts another layer of complexity on the story. The attack happened almost a week ago, on Thursday Jan. 8, but the details are still unclear and the versions being put out don't match up.
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