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Yann Briand is working on decarbonization trajectories in the transport sector as part of the Deep Decarbonization Pathways Project - DDPP. His work should inform the sector's stakeholders and political decision-makers about possible transformations, the quantitative indicators to be followed and the public policy levers that will make it possible to improve national contributions for the international review process scheduled for 2020.
He is an Arts et Métiers ParisTech engineer, specialized in energy engineering and worked for 2 years in an international consulting firm specialized in energy storage. With this experience in the energy innovation sector, he wished to deepen his knowledge of public action and public policy shaping by obtaining a Master's degree in Public Affairs - speciality energies, resources and sustainable development, at Sciences Po Paris before joining IDDRI in January 2017.

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yann briand is working on decarbonization trajectories in the transport sector as part of the deep decarbonization pathways project - ddpp. his work should inform the sector's stakeholders and political decision-makers about possible transformations, the quantitative indicators to be followed and the public policy levers that will make it possible to improve national contributions for the international review process scheduled for 2020.
he is an arts et métiers paristech engineer, specialized in energy engineering and worked for 2 years in an international consulting firm specialized in energy storage. with this experience in the energy innovation sector, he wished to deepen his knowledge of public action and public policy shaping by obtaining a master's degree in public affairs - speciality energies, resources and sustainable development, at sciences po paris before joining iddri in january 2017.


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This week’s “Top 5” includes new projects for SK Innovation in Germany, a PV/storage demonstration project on a French island, 23 MW of storage deployed with Greensmith software in 2014, a flow battery purchased for microgrid application in Canada, and AES Philippines planning to deploy tens of MW of storage.
1. SK Innovation Co Ltd will help build a 5-megawatt battery unit in Halle, and later a 30-megawatt storage device in Magdeburg, both in the German Länder of Saxony-Anhalt.
2. French article – French PV project developer Sunzil launched the IMAGE project in the French Martinique Island. The demonstration project will include installing 65 5 kWp PV 7 kWh storage residential systems.
3. Greensmith saw the commissioning of 23 MW worth of storage using its management software solution in 2014.

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this week’s “top 5” includes new projects for sk innovation in germany, a pv/storage demonstration project on a french island, 23 mw of storage deployed with greensmith software in 2014, a flow battery purchased for microgrid application in canada, and aes philippines planning to deploy tens of mw of storage.
1. sk innovation co ltd will help build a 5-megawatt battery unit in halle, and later a 30-megawatt storage device in magdeburg, both in the german länder of saxony-anhalt.
2. french article – french pv project developer sunzil launched the image project in the french martinique island. the demonstration project will include installing 65 5 kwp pv 7 kwh storage residential systems.
3. greensmith saw the commissioning of 23 mw worth of storage using its management software solution in 2014.


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Welcome to the Counder Family page at Surname Finder, a service of Genealogy Today. Our editors have compiled this checklist of genealogical resources, combining links to commercial databases along with user-contributed information and web sites for the Counder surname. As additional sources for vital records, original documents, vintage photographs and surname-based DNA projects are discovered, this page is updated to offer the best list for researching Counder ancestry. Share this page on Twitter!
It is important to remember that there is no single Counder family tree, as last names were assigned to people for various reasons. We are often asked, How common it is for Counder siblings to have the same first name? and you might be surprised at the answer.
Many things can go wrong when a record collection is indexed. If you're having diffculty finding Counder ancestors in a particular database at one site, try finding it on another and compare the results. If you want to know When were Counder births first recorded in the United States?, then read this frequently asked question.
Vital records are essential for family history research because they were typically created at or near the time of the event, making the record more reliable. There are currently matching Counder records at Ancestry.com! Start exploring this online Counder family history resource today.
While some countries have limited historical records for last name assignments, you are most likely to only find general guidance on the origin and meaning of the Counder surname. Keep in mind that it was not unusual for a last name to be altered as an ancestor entered a new country.
While DNA testing cannot conclusively tell you if two Counder ancestors were related, it can easily prove if they weren't. Be sure you understand what types of research issues each different DNA test can address before you spend any money. If you're not sure how DNA testing could aid your Counder research, read "Basics of DNA Family History Research".
There is more to exploring your Counder ancestry than just gathering a bunch of names and dates. Understanding where your ancestors lived, how they were employed, and what they did for fun, may give you a better appreciation of your heritage. Whether you are a beginner or expert genealogists, knowing Was my Counder ancestor's name changed at Ellis Island? is always useful.
In doing genealogy research, we surely don't want to reinvent the wheel; in researching your Counder surname, posting a message query can help you connect with distant cousins and others who may be working on the same lines, some of whom may have advanced the research or solved some of the hard problems, but are willing to share. The article "Are Your Queries Getting Results?" provides some valuable tips for posting successful Counder queries.
You may also want to consider posting a query to the Community Message Boards at Genealogy Today to get assistance from other researchers on your most elusive Counder ancestors.
Web: 1920 Distribution of the Counder surname in U.S.
If you are having difficulty locating records for the last name of Counder, contact the folks at ProGenealogists for a free research estimate. You may also find it helpful to read, "When, Why and How to Hire a Professional Genealogist."
One key to a successful Counder reunion is preparation, and for the family researcher that means getting the word out in advance on what to bring (such as the family photo collection); arranging for the display of shared information; and planning activities conducive to sharing; and one of the best ways to get others to participate is in bringing something of your own to share such a picture pedigree, compiled family history or biographical sketch, or even a copies of a treasured photo as a gift for each family -- you may even want to consider putting together a reunion newsletter in advance to be distributed at the reunion, asking for help in solving one or more specific family mysteries: you never know who might have insight they are willing to share, one-on-one. The article "Family Reunions Don't Always Turn Out as one has Pictured" may provide you with tips for hosting a successful Counder reunion.
Surname Finder, The Counder Genealogy and Family Tree Page [on-line resource], New Providence, NJ, USA: Genealogy Today LLC, 2019.
Suggested use: Print a copy of this free research checklist, and keep track of the Counder genealogy resources that you visit. If your web browser does not print the date on the bottom, remember to record it manually. Today is 19/Apr/2019.
If you host the Counder blog or web page, please link to this surname-focused resource. Here's the HTML code for a basic link. Simply cut/paste this code on to your page.
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welcome to the counder family page at surname finder, a service of genealogy today. our editors have compiled this checklist of genealogical resources, combining links to commercial databases along with user-contributed information and web sites for the counder surname. as additional sources for vital records, original documents, vintage photographs and surname-based dna projects are discovered, this page is updated to offer the best list for researching counder ancestry. share this page on twitter!
it is important to remember that there is no single counder family tree, as last names were assigned to people for various reasons. we are often asked, how common it is for counder siblings to have the same first name? and you might be surprised at the answer.
many things can go wrong when a record collection is indexed. if you're having diffculty finding counder ancestors in a particular database at one site, try finding it on another and compare the results. if you want to know when were counder births first recorded in the united states?, then read this frequently asked question.
vital records are essential for family history research because they were typically created at or near the time of the event, making the record more reliable. there are currently matching counder records at ancestry.com! start exploring this online counder family history resource today.
while some countries have limited historical records for last name assignments, you are most likely to only find general guidance on the origin and meaning of the counder surname. keep in mind that it was not unusual for a last name to be altered as an ancestor entered a new country.
while dna testing cannot conclusively tell you if two counder ancestors were related, it can easily prove if they weren't. be sure you understand what types of research issues each different dna test can address before you spend any money. if you're not sure how dna testing could aid your counder research, read "basics of dna family history research".
there is more to exploring your counder ancestry than just gathering a bunch of names and dates. understanding where your ancestors lived, how they were employed, and what they did for fun, may give you a better appreciation of your heritage. whether you are a beginner or expert genealogists, knowing was my counder ancestor's name changed at ellis island? is always useful.
in doing genealogy research, we surely don't want to reinvent the wheel; in researching your counder surname, posting a message query can help you connect with distant cousins and others who may be working on the same lines, some of whom may have advanced the research or solved some of the hard problems, but are willing to share. the article "are your queries getting results?" provides some valuable tips for posting successful counder queries.
you may also want to consider posting a query to the community message boards at genealogy today to get assistance from other researchers on your most elusive counder ancestors.
web: 1920 distribution of the counder surname in u.s.
if you are having difficulty locating records for the last name of counder, contact the folks at progenealogists for a free research estimate. you may also find it helpful to read, "when, why and how to hire a professional genealogist."
one key to a successful counder reunion is preparation, and for the family researcher that means getting the word out in advance on what to bring (such as the family photo collection); arranging for the display of shared information; and planning activities conducive to sharing; and one of the best ways to get others to participate is in bringing something of your own to share such a picture pedigree, compiled family history or biographical sketch, or even a copies of a treasured photo as a gift for each family -- you may even want to consider putting together a reunion newsletter in advance to be distributed at the reunion, asking for help in solving one or more specific family mysteries: you never know who might have insight they are willing to share, one-on-one. the article "family reunions don't always turn out as one has pictured" may provide you with tips for hosting a successful counder reunion.
surname finder, the counder genealogy and family tree page [on-line resource], new providence, nj, usa: genealogy today llc, 2019.
suggested use: print a copy of this free research checklist, and keep track of the counder genealogy resources that you visit. if your web browser does not print the date on the bottom, remember to record it manually. today is 19/apr/2019.
if you host the counder blog or web page, please link to this surname-focused resource. here's the html code for a basic link. simply cut/paste this code on to your page.
it took 0.380386 second(s) to prepare this page.


text: Below are the dates for the 2019 Fall season. Shows will be uploaded to the website this afternoon however, the first date for sign ups will be April 1, 2019. We are very excited to start the season a week earlier and look forward to another season of marching band excellence !!!

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My home state of Virginia, like several others, prohibits hunting whitetail deer with any cartridge containing a bullet smaller than .23 caliber. It is a good thing I was far from Virginia. The nimble Savage Model 11 Lightweight Hunter was locked and loaded with a new offering from Federal Premium, the Vital-Shok 62-grain .223 Rem. Trophy Bonded Tip, and an old busted-up South Texas warrior was presenting me with a mighty-fine broadside shot.
Hold on a minute, now. Step away from the keyboard. There’s no need to bruise your little fingers typing nasty-grams. I’m in no way, shape or form taking a side in the “.223 and its viability as an effective deer cartridge” debate. Yes, I realize I’m holding a match in one hand and a gas can in the other, but please believe me: I’m no arsonist—just a lowly outdoor writer with a message. So hold your fire.
The entirety of this debate can be summed up in three concepts: legality, shot placement and bullet type. As for the law, obey it. If you can’t shoot a .223 at deer in your state, don’t. My theory on shot placement is even simpler: When is it not an issue? Always strive to put a bullet into the vitals. This isn’t hand grenades. For those who happen to find themselves in an area where legality and desire meet, I simply say: Choose a bullet that can do the job. The Vital-Shok 62-grain .223 Rem. Trophy Bonded Tip load fits that mold.
Based on the tough and tested Trophy Bonded Bear Claw platform, the new .223 Rem. bullet features a lead core bonded to a solid-copper jacket and shank. Notable additions include nickel plating and a polymer tip. The tip, along with skiving in the front portion of the bullet, assists in initial expansion. Federal lists weight retention at 90 percent, a result of the bonding as well as the substantial solid-copper rear section. That's an important aspect when talking about a 62-grain bullet taking medium-sized game.
Shooting through a chronograph indoors and using a Howa Mini Action rifle with a 19-inch barrel, I recorded an average muzzle velocity of 2816 fps, a bit shy of Federal’s advertised 3050 fps, but likely due to the short barrel length. Outside at the range, I tested the load’s accuracy with the Howa as well as an LWRC M6IC. From sandbags at 100 yards, the sub-inch to 17/8-inch groups I measured showed just what this little bullet is capable of in the right rifle.
Of course, Federal loads other, more traditional, whitetail deer cartridges with the Trophy Bonded Tip bullet. The 140-grain .270 Win., 165-grain .308 Win. and 180-grain .30-06 or .300 Win. Mag. are a few of the obvious choices for deer and bigger game like elk and caribou, which I’d never contemplate shooting with a .223 Rem.
As to whether the .223 is adequate for dropping a whitetail deer given proper placement of the bullet, my experience with the Trophy Bonded Tip says yes. In testing, the bullet penetrated a full 16 inches through ballistics gelatin (as well as an additional 11 sheets of standard cardboard), expanded to .52 inch and retained close to 98 percent of its original weight. I’d say that’s more than enough simulated proof but we live in the real world, and deer aren’t made of uniform gelatin. In South Texas, as with everywhere else, you have hair, hide, bone and flesh to deal with, and deal with it this little bullet did.
The ragged, past-his-prime buck didn’t even flinch as the little bullet zipped through, and while I rushed to the “I missed” conclusion, the deer walked about 6 yards, paused and suddenly tipped. And though my shot was only 45 yards or so, I can’t recall the last time I shot a deer back East that was farther than 70. Upon inspection, we found a hole on both sides. Adequate penetration? I’d say so.
If you’re someone who desires low recoil, be it from necessity or preference, or simply a hunter who’s keen on AR platforms, this little bullet can get the job done on small- to medium-sized game at close to moderate ranges. Again, don’t shoot the messenger. Get the right load—the Federal Premium Vital-Shok 62-grain .223 Rem. Trophy Bonded Tip is a great choice—and shoot a deer instead.
• Bullet Weight: 62 grs.
• Muzzle Energy (Advertised): 1,281 ft.-lbs.

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my home state of virginia, like several others, prohibits hunting whitetail deer with any cartridge containing a bullet smaller than .23 caliber. it is a good thing i was far from virginia. the nimble savage model 11 lightweight hunter was locked and loaded with a new offering from federal premium, the vital-shok 62-grain .223 rem. trophy bonded tip, and an old busted-up south texas warrior was presenting me with a mighty-fine broadside shot.
hold on a minute, now. step away from the keyboard. there’s no need to bruise your little fingers typing nasty-grams. i’m in no way, shape or form taking a side in the “.223 and its viability as an effective deer cartridge” debate. yes, i realize i’m holding a match in one hand and a gas can in the other, but please believe me: i’m no arsonist—just a lowly outdoor writer with a message. so hold your fire.
the entirety of this debate can be summed up in three concepts: legality, shot placement and bullet type. as for the law, obey it. if you can’t shoot a .223 at deer in your state, don’t. my theory on shot placement is even simpler: when is it not an issue? always strive to put a bullet into the vitals. this isn’t hand grenades. for those who happen to find themselves in an area where legality and desire meet, i simply say: choose a bullet that can do the job. the vital-shok 62-grain .223 rem. trophy bonded tip load fits that mold.
based on the tough and tested trophy bonded bear claw platform, the new .223 rem. bullet features a lead core bonded to a solid-copper jacket and shank. notable additions include nickel plating and a polymer tip. the tip, along with skiving in the front portion of the bullet, assists in initial expansion. federal lists weight retention at 90 percent, a result of the bonding as well as the substantial solid-copper rear section. that's an important aspect when talking about a 62-grain bullet taking medium-sized game.
shooting through a chronograph indoors and using a howa mini action rifle with a 19-inch barrel, i recorded an average muzzle velocity of 2816 fps, a bit shy of federal’s advertised 3050 fps, but likely due to the short barrel length. outside at the range, i tested the load’s accuracy with the howa as well as an lwrc m6ic. from sandbags at 100 yards, the sub-inch to 17/8-inch groups i measured showed just what this little bullet is capable of in the right rifle.
of course, federal loads other, more traditional, whitetail deer cartridges with the trophy bonded tip bullet. the 140-grain .270 win., 165-grain .308 win. and 180-grain .30-06 or .300 win. mag. are a few of the obvious choices for deer and bigger game like elk and caribou, which i’d never contemplate shooting with a .223 rem.
as to whether the .223 is adequate for dropping a whitetail deer given proper placement of the bullet, my experience with the trophy bonded tip says yes. in testing, the bullet penetrated a full 16 inches through ballistics gelatin (as well as an additional 11 sheets of standard cardboard), expanded to .52 inch and retained close to 98 percent of its original weight. i’d say that’s more than enough simulated proof but we live in the real world, and deer aren’t made of uniform gelatin. in south texas, as with everywhere else, you have hair, hide, bone and flesh to deal with, and deal with it this little bullet did.
the ragged, past-his-prime buck didn’t even flinch as the little bullet zipped through, and while i rushed to the “i missed” conclusion, the deer walked about 6 yards, paused and suddenly tipped. and though my shot was only 45 yards or so, i can’t recall the last time i shot a deer back east that was farther than 70. upon inspection, we found a hole on both sides. adequate penetration? i’d say so.
if you’re someone who desires low recoil, be it from necessity or preference, or simply a hunter who’s keen on ar platforms, this little bullet can get the job done on small- to medium-sized game at close to moderate ranges. again, don’t shoot the messenger. get the right load—the federal premium vital-shok 62-grain .223 rem. trophy bonded tip is a great choice—and shoot a deer instead.
• bullet weight: 62 grs.
• muzzle energy (advertised): 1,281 ft.-lbs.


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Any family wishing to have a child Baptized is asked to contact the Parish Office.
An interview with the pastor will be scheduled.
celebration, and their spiritual responsibility as a parent.

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any family wishing to have a child baptized is asked to contact the parish office.
an interview with the pastor will be scheduled.
celebration, and their spiritual responsibility as a parent.


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By: Christine Friis Laustsen on Feb. 14, 2018, 9:19 a.m.
The Partnerships for Enhanced Engagement in Research (PEER) programme is inviting applications from interested groups made up of one senior-level female mentor and 2-4 junior-level female mentees from selected countries in Sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East and North Africa, with the application deadline being March 16, 2018. The programme will support a one-year mentorship experience, including professional training for both the mentors and mentees, with potential follow-up in the form of seed grants for the mentees following the year-long programme.

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by: christine friis laustsen on feb. 14, 2018, 9:19 a.m.
the partnerships for enhanced engagement in research (peer) programme is inviting applications from interested groups made up of one senior-level female mentor and 2-4 junior-level female mentees from selected countries in sub-saharan africa and the middle east and north africa, with the application deadline being march 16, 2018. the programme will support a one-year mentorship experience, including professional training for both the mentors and mentees, with potential follow-up in the form of seed grants for the mentees following the year-long programme.


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Margery M urphy, President of Acadia Lead Management Services, was named Volunteer of the Year by the Ohio River Valley Women’s Business Council (ORV~WBC). Each year, this award recognizes an outstanding individual who has volunteered their time for committee work or conferences, or served in a support role in his or her market.
Marge received this award April 19th at the 8th Annual Catch the Wave Conference in Louisville, KY. The Catch the Wave Conference brings female entrepreneurs and business owners from Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia together to network, learn and gain inspiration from each other.
Margery and Acadia have won several awards in recent years, including Top 65 Fastest Growing Dayton Business, 2014 ORV~WBC Advocate of the Year and Women to Watch in Sales Lead Management. Acadia continues to grow as the company expands and relocates to a new downtown office this summer.
Acadia specializes in helping B2B companies reach new levels of success in sales and marketing. Acadia is a Gold Partner with HubSpot, a cloud-based marketing automation and sales platform. Acadia is a WBENC-certified firm, with other services including lead development, sales and marketing consulting, market research, contact list builds and database management. Contact Acadia today for more information.

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margery m urphy, president of acadia lead management services, was named volunteer of the year by the ohio river valley women’s business council (orv~wbc). each year, this award recognizes an outstanding individual who has volunteered their time for committee work or conferences, or served in a support role in his or her market.
marge received this award april 19th at the 8th annual catch the wave conference in louisville, ky. the catch the wave conference brings female entrepreneurs and business owners from ohio, kentucky and west virginia together to network, learn and gain inspiration from each other.
margery and acadia have won several awards in recent years, including top 65 fastest growing dayton business, 2014 orv~wbc advocate of the year and women to watch in sales lead management. acadia continues to grow as the company expands and relocates to a new downtown office this summer.
acadia specializes in helping b2b companies reach new levels of success in sales and marketing. acadia is a gold partner with hubspot, a cloud-based marketing automation and sales platform. acadia is a wbenc-certified firm, with other services including lead development, sales and marketing consulting, market research, contact list builds and database management. contact acadia today for more information.


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All children under seventeen are Slated if they break the rules, cause trouble, or rebel against society. To keep peace and order, the government supplies the people who are Slated with Levos, which is a device that is attached to you at all times. The Levo’s main purpose is to prevent discord. By thinking of violence, becoming scared, or being angry, the Levo stops the blood circulation to the brain and causes the person with the Levo to black out. If someone tries to take off their Levo, it causes them severe pain and may lead to death. Kyla has been Slated, and her personality and memory have both been wiped out. She is adopted to her family consisting of her mother, her father, and her older sister, Amy. As the story progresses, Kyla goes to school and meets Ben, an attractive young man that has also been Slated, and wants to know about his past. As people begin to rebel against the government, chaos breaks out, and more and more people begin to disappear. Some are taken away by government agents in front of everyone, and some are sneakily sent to the hospital to be Slated. Together, Kyla and Ben attempt to discover the loopholes around the system that may lead them to their past. However, doing so might also affect their future in ways that will not allow any second chances.
Similar to many other books that I have read, this book was very slow. The author took a tremendous amount of time revealing the characters and their personalities, which caused the climax to be relatively late in the story. Overall, this book disappointed me. I thought that I would be inseparable from the book, but there were no extreme pivotal moments or plot twists that made it hard for me to abandon from reading. As I continued to read the story, many of my theories had been proved to be true. The ending was also very predictable and the story was not as entertaining as it could have been. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes mysteries mixed with some romance. There was nothing inappropriate, no explicit language, and only a slight mention of drugs, so this would be a good book for children from ages eleven to thirteen. Teens may not find this book sensible because the vocabulary was very weak and the content was also meant for younger children. Because of the lack of liveliness in the story, I would rate this book a five out of ten stars.
1. Why does Kyla’s mother yell at Kyla when they are driving home from the hospital?
1a. Kyla’s mother yells at Kyla because she asked Kyla what she wanted to do, but Kyla did not answer her, possibly showing disrespect toward her mother (Page 10).
2. Based on what was said by Kyla’s mother and father, how are Kyla and Amy different?
2a. Amy was very talkative and giggly when she met her parents, but Kyla seems different, odd, and more paranoid toward them (Page 16).
3. How does Kyla react when she is cut by a knife when washing the dishes?
3a. Because Kyla has never seen blood before, she is fascinated by the bright red liquid flowing down her hand (Page 27).
4. Why is Kyla’s mother sensitive toward Aunt Stacey’s son, Robert?
4a. Before Kyla’s mother met Kyla’s father, she had a son named Robert with another man. After separating from this man, Kyla’s mother met her father and Robert died. In memory of Robert, Aunt Stacey named her son after him. Now, whenever Kyla’s mother sees Aunt Stacey’s toddler, she is uncomfortable (Pages 58-59).
5. Why was Kyla surprised after her confrontation with Phoebe in the bus?
5a. After Phoebe tripped Kyla, Kyla was ready to fight her, but this thought should have caused her to faint, but didn’t. One of the Levo’s main causes was to prevent any violent thinking that may lead to discord, which leads to the stop of blood circulation to the brain (Pages 85-86).
6. What is Mr. Ferguson’s first impression of Kyla?
6a. Kyla arrives to the bus with Ben, so he assumes that she is one of Ben’s groupies and is not there to run, but to only be with Ben (Pages 118-119).
7. Why does Kyla burst into tears when she breaks a glass cup?
7a. Kyla tells her mother that she is crying because she hates broccoli, but the real reason is because she is worried that her mother will send her back to the hospital, similar to what Tori’s family had done (Pages 134-135).
8. After Phoebe snatches Kyla’s sketch book and sees the drawing of Sebastian, why does Phoebe immediately hand the book back to Kyla?
8a. Phoebe works at the animal shelter, so when someone brought Sebastian in, he was given to her and she began to take care of him. Once Phoebe saw Sebastian in Kyla’s book, she was shocked and realized that Sebastian was Kyla’s cat. Later, Phoebe helps return Sebastian to Kyla (Pages 156-159).
9. What does Mr. Gianelli do to make the Lorders arrest him?
9a. In art class, the topic for the day was to draw someone or something that you care about. Mr. Gianelli draws Phoebe and posts it at the front of the class. The Lorders consider this as an act of protest, so he is punished (Pages 185, 189-190).
10. Why does Mr. Ferguson shake his head when Ben and Kyla are done with their run?
10a. Ben and Kyla are both Slated, so they are unable to compete in the cross country team. It is implied that they either broke the track record or simply have a very fast time, disappointing Mr. Ferguson because they are simply not allowed to be on the team (Pages 186-187).
11. Why did Kyla go running when Amy and Jazz were studying?
11a. A couple days before, Kyla saw Phoebe at the hospital. She was in a wheelchair, her personality was insanely different, and Amy realized that she had been Slated. Kyla believed that Phoebe’s parents would want to know that Phoebe was healthy and safe, so she found Phoebe’s address in a textbook and went to her house to inform Phoebe’s parents (Page 235-236).
12. Why did Hatten call Kyla a biological anomaly?
12a. In class, the students were doing an experiment involving looking at a marking with one eye closed at a time. Most of the students could see with the eye on the same side as their dominant hand. For example, right-handed students could see the marking with their right eye. However, it was different for Kyla. She saw the marking with her left eye, but Hatten thought she was right-handed, so it did not make sense. The reason why Kyla was different was because she had been instructed to write with her right hand since she was young, but she had been left-handed all along, as she discovered when she was sketching (Page 246).
13. Why doesn’t Kyla’s mother go places when she drops Kyla off at Group?
13a. On every pole, there are cameras that monitor the identity and position of every car in London. If Kyla’s mother wandered around beyond expectation, she might be punished for it (Page 258).
14. Why does Ben seem more distant from Kyla as the story progresses?
14a. Ben has already set his mind to take his Levo off. Unfortunately, this is a very dangerous task and it is very likely that Ben will die in the process. By keeping away from Kyla, Ben believes that Kyla won’t be associated with Ben when the government finds out that he took his Levo off (Page 287).
15. How does Nico, or Hatten, relate with Kyla?
15a. Nico was someone that watched over Kyla and taught her valuable things when she was young and referred to as Lucy. He trained Kyla to be a shy, pathetic, and innocent little girl, but have an alternate ego as a killer. Eventually, the Lorders took control of Kyla’s brain and she was Slated. Nico changed his clothes, his roles, and his name to Hatten and began to work at Kyla’s school. He must have done something to harm Ms. Fern so that he could become the teacher at Kyla’s school, where he had been trying to make Kyla remember her past so she could be an asset to him for situations in the future (Page 345).

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all children under seventeen are slated if they break the rules, cause trouble, or rebel against society. to keep peace and order, the government supplies the people who are slated with levos, which is a device that is attached to you at all times. the levo’s main purpose is to prevent discord. by thinking of violence, becoming scared, or being angry, the levo stops the blood circulation to the brain and causes the person with the levo to black out. if someone tries to take off their levo, it causes them severe pain and may lead to death. kyla has been slated, and her personality and memory have both been wiped out. she is adopted to her family consisting of her mother, her father, and her older sister, amy. as the story progresses, kyla goes to school and meets ben, an attractive young man that has also been slated, and wants to know about his past. as people begin to rebel against the government, chaos breaks out, and more and more people begin to disappear. some are taken away by government agents in front of everyone, and some are sneakily sent to the hospital to be slated. together, kyla and ben attempt to discover the loopholes around the system that may lead them to their past. however, doing so might also affect their future in ways that will not allow any second chances.
similar to many other books that i have read, this book was very slow. the author took a tremendous amount of time revealing the characters and their personalities, which caused the climax to be relatively late in the story. overall, this book disappointed me. i thought that i would be inseparable from the book, but there were no extreme pivotal moments or plot twists that made it hard for me to abandon from reading. as i continued to read the story, many of my theories had been proved to be true. the ending was also very predictable and the story was not as entertaining as it could have been. i would recommend this book to anyone who likes mysteries mixed with some romance. there was nothing inappropriate, no explicit language, and only a slight mention of drugs, so this would be a good book for children from ages eleven to thirteen. teens may not find this book sensible because the vocabulary was very weak and the content was also meant for younger children. because of the lack of liveliness in the story, i would rate this book a five out of ten stars.
1. why does kyla’s mother yell at kyla when they are driving home from the hospital?
1a. kyla’s mother yells at kyla because she asked kyla what she wanted to do, but kyla did not answer her, possibly showing disrespect toward her mother (page 10).
2. based on what was said by kyla’s mother and father, how are kyla and amy different?
2a. amy was very talkative and giggly when she met her parents, but kyla seems different, odd, and more paranoid toward them (page 16).
3. how does kyla react when she is cut by a knife when washing the dishes?
3a. because kyla has never seen blood before, she is fascinated by the bright red liquid flowing down her hand (page 27).
4. why is kyla’s mother sensitive toward aunt stacey’s son, robert?
4a. before kyla’s mother met kyla’s father, she had a son named robert with another man. after separating from this man, kyla’s mother met her father and robert died. in memory of robert, aunt stacey named her son after him. now, whenever kyla’s mother sees aunt stacey’s toddler, she is uncomfortable (pages 58-59).
5. why was kyla surprised after her confrontation with phoebe in the bus?
5a. after phoebe tripped kyla, kyla was ready to fight her, but this thought should have caused her to faint, but didn’t. one of the levo’s main causes was to prevent any violent thinking that may lead to discord, which leads to the stop of blood circulation to the brain (pages 85-86).
6. what is mr. ferguson’s first impression of kyla?
6a. kyla arrives to the bus with ben, so he assumes that she is one of ben’s groupies and is not there to run, but to only be with ben (pages 118-119).
7. why does kyla burst into tears when she breaks a glass cup?
7a. kyla tells her mother that she is crying because she hates broccoli, but the real reason is because she is worried that her mother will send her back to the hospital, similar to what tori’s family had done (pages 134-135).
8. after phoebe snatches kyla’s sketch book and sees the drawing of sebastian, why does phoebe immediately hand the book back to kyla?
8a. phoebe works at the animal shelter, so when someone brought sebastian in, he was given to her and she began to take care of him. once phoebe saw sebastian in kyla’s book, she was shocked and realized that sebastian was kyla’s cat. later, phoebe helps return sebastian to kyla (pages 156-159).
9. what does mr. gianelli do to make the lorders arrest him?
9a. in art class, the topic for the day was to draw someone or something that you care about. mr. gianelli draws phoebe and posts it at the front of the class. the lorders consider this as an act of protest, so he is punished (pages 185, 189-190).
10. why does mr. ferguson shake his head when ben and kyla are done with their run?
10a. ben and kyla are both slated, so they are unable to compete in the cross country team. it is implied that they either broke the track record or simply have a very fast time, disappointing mr. ferguson because they are simply not allowed to be on the team (pages 186-187).
11. why did kyla go running when amy and jazz were studying?
11a. a couple days before, kyla saw phoebe at the hospital. she was in a wheelchair, her personality was insanely different, and amy realized that she had been slated. kyla believed that phoebe’s parents would want to know that phoebe was healthy and safe, so she found phoebe’s address in a textbook and went to her house to inform phoebe’s parents (page 235-236).
12. why did hatten call kyla a biological anomaly?
12a. in class, the students were doing an experiment involving looking at a marking with one eye closed at a time. most of the students could see with the eye on the same side as their dominant hand. for example, right-handed students could see the marking with their right eye. however, it was different for kyla. she saw the marking with her left eye, but hatten thought she was right-handed, so it did not make sense. the reason why kyla was different was because she had been instructed to write with her right hand since she was young, but she had been left-handed all along, as she discovered when she was sketching (page 246).
13. why doesn’t kyla’s mother go places when she drops kyla off at group?
13a. on every pole, there are cameras that monitor the identity and position of every car in london. if kyla’s mother wandered around beyond expectation, she might be punished for it (page 258).
14. why does ben seem more distant from kyla as the story progresses?
14a. ben has already set his mind to take his levo off. unfortunately, this is a very dangerous task and it is very likely that ben will die in the process. by keeping away from kyla, ben believes that kyla won’t be associated with ben when the government finds out that he took his levo off (page 287).
15. how does nico, or hatten, relate with kyla?
15a. nico was someone that watched over kyla and taught her valuable things when she was young and referred to as lucy. he trained kyla to be a shy, pathetic, and innocent little girl, but have an alternate ego as a killer. eventually, the lorders took control of kyla’s brain and she was slated. nico changed his clothes, his roles, and his name to hatten and began to work at kyla’s school. he must have done something to harm ms. fern so that he could become the teacher at kyla’s school, where he had been trying to make kyla remember her past so she could be an asset to him for situations in the future (page 345).


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Comments from the Palm: This is the first of a batch of variant eldritch knights we've written to adapt the basic gish with the flavors of other base spellcasters.
While seemingly similar to rangers, the grove knights are far less concerned with foraging and trailblazing and much more interested in protecting the woods at all costs. Often found taking down clearcutters, poachers, and those who destroy natural wilderness with casual disregard, grove knights are never to be taken lightly.
Cantrips. You learn two cantrips of your choice from the druid spell list. You learn an additional druid cantrip of your choice at 10th level.
Preparing and Casting Spells. The Grove Knight spellcasting table shows how many spell slots you have to cast your spells. To cast one of your grove knight spells of 1st level or higher, you must expend a slot of the spell's level or higher. You regain all expended spell slots when you finish a long rest.
You prepare the list of grove knight spells that are available for you to cast, choosing from the druid spell list. When you do so, choose a number of druid spells equal to your Wisdom modifier + half your fighter level, rounded down (minimum of one spell). The spells must be of a level for which you have spell slots.
You can change your list of prepared spells when you finish a long rest. Preparing a new list of druid spells requires time spent in prayer and meditation: at least 1 minute per spell level for each spell on your list.
Spellcasting Ability. Wisdom is your spellcasting ability for your druid spells, since you prepare them through prayer and meditation. You use your Wisdom whenever a spell refers to your spellcasting ability. In addition, you use your Wisdom modifier when setting the saving throw DC for a druid spell you cast and when making an attack roll with one.
At 3rd level, you learn the shillelagh cantrip, which does not count against your number of grove knight cantrips known. You can target any weapon you wield with the spell, and the spells duration is increased to 24 hours. If the weapon you target with shillelagh has a damage die that is 1d8 or larger, its damage die does not change.
At 7th level, you gain the ability to grow a natural weapon and attack with it at a moment’s notice. When you use your action to take the Attack action or to cast a cantrip, you can make an additional unarmed strike at a creature within reach as a bonus action. This unarmed strike deals 1d6 bludgeoning, piercing, or slashing damage (your choice) and is treated as magical for the purposes of overcoming resistance and immunity to non-magical attacks and damage.
Starting at 10th level, you can use a bonus action on your turn to regain a number of hit points equal to 5 + your Wisdom modifier. You cannot use this ability if you have more than half your maximum hit points remaining, or if you are unconscious.
Starting at 15th level, you gain a climb speed and a swim speed equal to your movement speed. Additionally, you can breathe underwater, and your movement is unaffected by difficult terrain.
At 18th level, when you use your Wild Slash ability, you can make two unarmed strikes instead of one.
This is a pretty cool archetype. Question though. Can I use Wild Slash when I don't have a hand available (like when I am wielding a Greatsword)? This would be similar to a Monk making unarmed strikes with Martial Arts or Flurry of Blows when they are wielding a Quarterstaff. Right?
Sure. Horns on the head, spikes on the elbows or knees, or claws on the feat are acceptable.
Or, ya know, letting go with one hand and THEN punching.
I am definitely going to write a Disco Bandit subclass now (it'll be a rogue, I'm thinking). I can't believe I didn't think of that before!
This class would be amazing at whipfighting with Shillelagh.
This is beautiful, and I like how the nature's force encourages more agile and quick weapons.
"You prepare the list of grove knight spells that are available for you to cast, choosing from the druid spell list. When you do so, choose a number of druid spells equal to your Wisdom modifier + half your fighter level, rounded down (minimum of one spell). The spells must be of a level for which you have spell slots."
They mean the spells known column in the table. Since you prepare a number of spells dependent on Wis modifier, that column is redundant.
I think that's because the Eldritch Knight used spells known and the Druid (and Wizard) used spells prepared, but the Eldritch Knight table wasn't changed to account for that.
I think it might work better with the same rules as the Eldritch Knight, going off spells known and with limitations on the schools of magic to choose from.
Yup Nails and DR McLeod already clarified for me. Sorry for the late response.
I get how natural resilience is like the champion's survivor, but fighters already have a way to heal with a bonus action. And also, this fighter actually has something else to do with a bonus action each turn.
May I suggest something on the lines of "you can automatically stabilize creatures, and when you do so they gain (your lvl+wis mod) hp"?
Hmm...that makes sense. Maybe I can make that play more off of Second Wind.
The intent is for this fighter to have a sort of low-level regeneration feature, so it should stay more to helping just himself.
I respectfully dissagree with Idan bhk, though their idea is not without merit, I think the ability, as is, is perfect. You are a fighter, front lines of Nature. Your not a field medic. No other ability is anything but combat related and nothing that aids an ally, so having a level 10 revive would be kinda weird flavor wise.
And that healing is for a maximum of thirty HP at level twenty. A baseline healing, not too strong and not till after half health at level 10, anything thats getting you down quick enough will be able to override that healing, and anything too weak shouldn't be able to get you down that low in the first place.
That said it is appropriate flavor wise with this KIND of warrior, but id say if it was described and flavored as more of a Mountie or Forest Ranger kind of character, whose idea is to protect nature from people AND people from nature.
I refer to Second Wind in the start of the second paragraph, and the Class ability in question during the rest. Sorry!
I agree, I think I prefer it just the way it is.
Charles: I agree that Second Wind is not much of a healing ability, but that was my secondary point. Healing or regenerating are fine- It's the bonus action I'm iffy about. It's not that much of a big deal, though, and the ability is fine as it is.
A suggestion: Just make it 1+Constitution modifier (minimum 1) hp at the start of your turn as long as you have at least 1 hit point. This ability only functions when you are at or below half your hit point maximum.
Alternate suggestion. Make it similar to a boar’s Relentless(is that the name?) feature. Mechanics: When you would be reduced to 0 hit points, you may make a Constitution saving throw against a DC equal to half the triggering damage or 10, whichever is higher. If that’s too strong, give it limited uses. Maybe once per short rest, or have it impose something like the poisoned condition or exhaustion after the first use.
The paragraph on spell casting mentions prepared spells but you still have in the table that they work off spells known.
It is based on the druid, so you can only prepare a number of spells equal to your wis+ 1/2 level. A Druid knows all of their spells as soon as they have the Spell slots for it, you, as a Hybrid class, have a limited number of spells known AND you can only prepare X number of spells.
Correct me if Im wrong, but I think im reading it right.
The problem is, if you're doing some kind of Wisdom build, you could potentially prepare more spells than you have spells known. Even if your Wisdom wasn't at 20 by the time you get this subclass, all it needs to be is at least 16 for you to be able to prepare at least 4 spells, and you know only 3 upon subclass pickup.
This is an error. The Grove Knight should not have a "spells known" list.
I'd been wracking my brain on how I could get a Cleric with Heavy Armor (and preferably Potent Spellcasting) to use Primal Savagery every turn as their main 'weapon'..
I come to see what you wonderful digits have cooked up lately..
And I find a Fighter archetype that pretty much delivers what I want. Except no healing, but the main idea was a guy in Heavy Armor using 'claws' to deal their damage each turn.
I might play this some day, and I look forward to seeing the rest of you guys' Eldritch Knight variants!
A fun eldritch knight variant impossible.it looks fun ill want to try it.
Question: Do the unarmed strikes from Wild Slash add your ability modifier to the damage roll? If not, I recommend you specify that.
They do -- that's true of any melee weapon attack by default.
Just double checking. You know what’d be awesome? Armbands or hand wraps that have your unarmed strike a magical enhancement bonus. Maybe also add that bonus to grapple checks. That would be pretty cool.
Not to sound rude, but you guys are bad at balancing bonus actions and bonus action economy, huh?
Weird thing people never consider: if you only have one at-will feature with a bonus action, it's not an /economy./ You need at least two features that compete for that slot, or you can just use the bonus action ability every turn, which basically makes it a passive. This class incorporates that logic in its design -- I don't think it's unbalanced at all.
I want to complain that this version doesn't have a number of spells known, but I think I'm going to have to actually aim that complaint at rangers... Like, seriously, PALADINS get to pick spells whenever, but RANGERS have to pick a few and stick with them? What happened, Wizards?
The Wild Slash ability. Is it a STR based attack?
I love absolutely everything about that character art except maybe the lack of a real helmet. Where did you find it?

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comments from the palm: this is the first of a batch of variant eldritch knights we've written to adapt the basic gish with the flavors of other base spellcasters.
while seemingly similar to rangers, the grove knights are far less concerned with foraging and trailblazing and much more interested in protecting the woods at all costs. often found taking down clearcutters, poachers, and those who destroy natural wilderness with casual disregard, grove knights are never to be taken lightly.
cantrips. you learn two cantrips of your choice from the druid spell list. you learn an additional druid cantrip of your choice at 10th level.
preparing and casting spells. the grove knight spellcasting table shows how many spell slots you have to cast your spells. to cast one of your grove knight spells of 1st level or higher, you must expend a slot of the spell's level or higher. you regain all expended spell slots when you finish a long rest.
you prepare the list of grove knight spells that are available for you to cast, choosing from the druid spell list. when you do so, choose a number of druid spells equal to your wisdom modifier + half your fighter level, rounded down (minimum of one spell). the spells must be of a level for which you have spell slots.
you can change your list of prepared spells when you finish a long rest. preparing a new list of druid spells requires time spent in prayer and meditation: at least 1 minute per spell level for each spell on your list.
spellcasting ability. wisdom is your spellcasting ability for your druid spells, since you prepare them through prayer and meditation. you use your wisdom whenever a spell refers to your spellcasting ability. in addition, you use your wisdom modifier when setting the saving throw dc for a druid spell you cast and when making an attack roll with one.
at 3rd level, you learn the shillelagh cantrip, which does not count against your number of grove knight cantrips known. you can target any weapon you wield with the spell, and the spells duration is increased to 24 hours. if the weapon you target with shillelagh has a damage die that is 1d8 or larger, its damage die does not change.
at 7th level, you gain the ability to grow a natural weapon and attack with it at a moment’s notice. when you use your action to take the attack action or to cast a cantrip, you can make an additional unarmed strike at a creature within reach as a bonus action. this unarmed strike deals 1d6 bludgeoning, piercing, or slashing damage (your choice) and is treated as magical for the purposes of overcoming resistance and immunity to non-magical attacks and damage.
starting at 10th level, you can use a bonus action on your turn to regain a number of hit points equal to 5 + your wisdom modifier. you cannot use this ability if you have more than half your maximum hit points remaining, or if you are unconscious.
starting at 15th level, you gain a climb speed and a swim speed equal to your movement speed. additionally, you can breathe underwater, and your movement is unaffected by difficult terrain.
at 18th level, when you use your wild slash ability, you can make two unarmed strikes instead of one.
this is a pretty cool archetype. question though. can i use wild slash when i don't have a hand available (like when i am wielding a greatsword)? this would be similar to a monk making unarmed strikes with martial arts or flurry of blows when they are wielding a quarterstaff. right?
sure. horns on the head, spikes on the elbows or knees, or claws on the feat are acceptable.
or, ya know, letting go with one hand and then punching.
i am definitely going to write a disco bandit subclass now (it'll be a rogue, i'm thinking). i can't believe i didn't think of that before!
this class would be amazing at whipfighting with shillelagh.
this is beautiful, and i like how the nature's force encourages more agile and quick weapons.
"you prepare the list of grove knight spells that are available for you to cast, choosing from the druid spell list. when you do so, choose a number of druid spells equal to your wisdom modifier + half your fighter level, rounded down (minimum of one spell). the spells must be of a level for which you have spell slots."
they mean the spells known column in the table. since you prepare a number of spells dependent on wis modifier, that column is redundant.
i think that's because the eldritch knight used spells known and the druid (and wizard) used spells prepared, but the eldritch knight table wasn't changed to account for that.
i think it might work better with the same rules as the eldritch knight, going off spells known and with limitations on the schools of magic to choose from.
yup nails and dr mcleod already clarified for me. sorry for the late response.
i get how natural resilience is like the champion's survivor, but fighters already have a way to heal with a bonus action. and also, this fighter actually has something else to do with a bonus action each turn.
may i suggest something on the lines of "you can automatically stabilize creatures, and when you do so they gain (your lvl+wis mod) hp"?
hmm...that makes sense. maybe i can make that play more off of second wind.
the intent is for this fighter to have a sort of low-level regeneration feature, so it should stay more to helping just himself.
i respectfully dissagree with idan bhk, though their idea is not without merit, i think the ability, as is, is perfect. you are a fighter, front lines of nature. your not a field medic. no other ability is anything but combat related and nothing that aids an ally, so having a level 10 revive would be kinda weird flavor wise.
and that healing is for a maximum of thirty hp at level twenty. a baseline healing, not too strong and not till after half health at level 10, anything thats getting you down quick enough will be able to override that healing, and anything too weak shouldn't be able to get you down that low in the first place.
that said it is appropriate flavor wise with this kind of warrior, but id say if it was described and flavored as more of a mountie or forest ranger kind of character, whose idea is to protect nature from people and people from nature.
i refer to second wind in the start of the second paragraph, and the class ability in question during the rest. sorry!
i agree, i think i prefer it just the way it is.
charles: i agree that second wind is not much of a healing ability, but that was my secondary point. healing or regenerating are fine- it's the bonus action i'm iffy about. it's not that much of a big deal, though, and the ability is fine as it is.
a suggestion: just make it 1+constitution modifier (minimum 1) hp at the start of your turn as long as you have at least 1 hit point. this ability only functions when you are at or below half your hit point maximum.
alternate suggestion. make it similar to a boar’s relentless(is that the name?) feature. mechanics: when you would be reduced to 0 hit points, you may make a constitution saving throw against a dc equal to half the triggering damage or 10, whichever is higher. if that’s too strong, give it limited uses. maybe once per short rest, or have it impose something like the poisoned condition or exhaustion after the first use.
the paragraph on spell casting mentions prepared spells but you still have in the table that they work off spells known.
it is based on the druid, so you can only prepare a number of spells equal to your wis+ 1/2 level. a druid knows all of their spells as soon as they have the spell slots for it, you, as a hybrid class, have a limited number of spells known and you can only prepare x number of spells.
correct me if im wrong, but i think im reading it right.
the problem is, if you're doing some kind of wisdom build, you could potentially prepare more spells than you have spells known. even if your wisdom wasn't at 20 by the time you get this subclass, all it needs to be is at least 16 for you to be able to prepare at least 4 spells, and you know only 3 upon subclass pickup.
this is an error. the grove knight should not have a "spells known" list.
i'd been wracking my brain on how i could get a cleric with heavy armor (and preferably potent spellcasting) to use primal savagery every turn as their main 'weapon'..
i come to see what you wonderful digits have cooked up lately..
and i find a fighter archetype that pretty much delivers what i want. except no healing, but the main idea was a guy in heavy armor using 'claws' to deal their damage each turn.
i might play this some day, and i look forward to seeing the rest of you guys' eldritch knight variants!
a fun eldritch knight variant impossible.it looks fun ill want to try it.
question: do the unarmed strikes from wild slash add your ability modifier to the damage roll? if not, i recommend you specify that.
they do -- that's true of any melee weapon attack by default.
just double checking. you know what’d be awesome? armbands or hand wraps that have your unarmed strike a magical enhancement bonus. maybe also add that bonus to grapple checks. that would be pretty cool.
not to sound rude, but you guys are bad at balancing bonus actions and bonus action economy, huh?
weird thing people never consider: if you only have one at-will feature with a bonus action, it's not an /economy./ you need at least two features that compete for that slot, or you can just use the bonus action ability every turn, which basically makes it a passive. this class incorporates that logic in its design -- i don't think it's unbalanced at all.
i want to complain that this version doesn't have a number of spells known, but i think i'm going to have to actually aim that complaint at rangers... like, seriously, paladins get to pick spells whenever, but rangers have to pick a few and stick with them? what happened, wizards?
the wild slash ability. is it a str based attack?
i love absolutely everything about that character art except maybe the lack of a real helmet. where did you find it?


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if you have been asked to obtain letters of administration, often referred to as a grant of letters of administration, then you have been asked to obtain probate where the person that passed away did not make a will. we are here to help and will make an application for the letters of administration straight forward, simply call us or use one of the contact methods on this page.
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when applying for letters of administration the application itself is submitted to the probate registry. it is the probate registry, a division of the family courts, that actually grant the letters of administration. in order to make the application, the application itself must be supported by an inland revenue estate account. this shows to the inland revenue and in turn the probate registry that no inheritance tax is necessary, or that any inheritance tax that falls due has been paid.
if the person died without a will then they are deemed to have died intestate, this is when the letters of administration application is required. if the person that died did make a will then it is not generally letters of administration that are required but a grant of probate. there are one or two exceptions to this rule, for example if the person died with a will but the executors have passed away then any probate application would be for a grant of letters of administration with will annexed.
also referred to as a grant of letters of administration this is the most typical type where the deceased did not make a will and is deemed to have died intestate. in this scenario the estate is distributed under intestacy.
a grant of representation is the collective name for all of the different types of application listed here. if you have been asked to obtain a grant of representation you have been asked by someone to carry out probate but of course the person has asked you does not know which type of application is applicable.
this is different to letters of administration because this is where the deceased did make a will and any probate application must be supported by the will. the estate of the deceased is then distributed under the terms of the will.
use the form below to contact us regarding your letters of administration enquiry. please be as detailed as possible. to help us best service your enquiry, we recommend that you first describe the issue you’re having before telling us what you want to achieve. you may also email or call us to make an appointment.
iwc estate planning & management ltd is regulated by the society of will writers & estate planning practitioners.
iwc estate planning & management ltd is a business that provides advice & support with regards to wills, probate, letters of administration and general estate planning.


text: Say thank you with these fun cactus print notecards from our new range of thank you notelets. The pack of 10 notecards are an ideal petite size for sending a little thank you message to friends or family. Each card features the same fun design and is blank inside for your own message. Why not pair with the matching Cactus wrapping paper.

lowercased: say thank you with these fun cactus print notecards from our new range of thank you notelets. the pack of 10 notecards are an ideal petite size for sending a little thank you message to friends or family. each card features the same fun design and is blank inside for your own message. why not pair with the matching cactus wrapping paper.


text: About this journey The average travel time between Ashford and Marne La Vallee is 1h59 minutes. The quickest route is 1h59 minutes. The first train leaving Ashford is at 10:57, the last at 10:58. There is an average of 1 trains a day between Ashford and Marne La Vallee, leaving approximately every 00sc minutes.

lowercased: about this journey the average travel time between ashford and marne la vallee is 1h59 minutes. the quickest route is 1h59 minutes. the first train leaving ashford is at 10:57, the last at 10:58. there is an average of 1 trains a day between ashford and marne la vallee, leaving approximately every 00sc minutes.


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SAP Partners play a key role in helping organizations of all sizes – across all industries – transform and run their businesses. In the chemical and asset management industries, our partners have been the source of co-innovation and client success for a long time. More than 55 partners attended the SAP Partner Day for Chemicals and Asset Management as part of the International SAP Conference for Chemicals and Asset Management held in Amsterdam earlier this month.
At this event they could hear the SAP strategy and direction and get a deeper dive on the partner related initiatives. This event provided also a great platform for networking and information sharing.
All attendees provided a very positive feedback. This SAP Partner Day demonstrated the high interest in networking with peers and SAP experts and understanding the latest innovations from SAP.
We look forward to see you at the next events.
fully confirm your statements above. Event was a great success and it looked like we the right mix of partners, topics and networking opportunities overall.

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sap partners play a key role in helping organizations of all sizes – across all industries – transform and run their businesses. in the chemical and asset management industries, our partners have been the source of co-innovation and client success for a long time. more than 55 partners attended the sap partner day for chemicals and asset management as part of the international sap conference for chemicals and asset management held in amsterdam earlier this month.
at this event they could hear the sap strategy and direction and get a deeper dive on the partner related initiatives. this event provided also a great platform for networking and information sharing.
all attendees provided a very positive feedback. this sap partner day demonstrated the high interest in networking with peers and sap experts and understanding the latest innovations from sap.
we look forward to see you at the next events.
fully confirm your statements above. event was a great success and it looked like we the right mix of partners, topics and networking opportunities overall.


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A palindrome is a word which reads the same backward or forward. 'abcba' is a palindrome.
Write a method that detects if a string is a palindrome.
Tip: Use word.charAt(i) to get the character at position i.

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a palindrome is a word which reads the same backward or forward. 'abcba' is a palindrome.
write a method that detects if a string is a palindrome.
tip: use word.charat(i) to get the character at position i.


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Etex is launching Dryco Systems, its lightweight dry construction solutions for exterior walls, at this year’s Batibouw. Motivated by scarce resources and energy savings, Etex’s dry construction solutions will pave the way for major innovations in the way we build and renovate with financial, aesthetical and environmental benefits for architects, builders and users alike.
Dry construction is building without the involvement of wet trades. A lightweight dry construction consists of an insulated timber or steel frame cladded with building boards for the interior and exterior. Etex’s Dryco Systems is a solution for the construction of the complete exterior wall. It combines interior and exterior building boards and cladding solutions out of fibre cement and gypsum on an insulated structure, and it meets the strictest performance requirements and highest standards.
With a steady rise in usage over the past two decades, the building sector is one of the key consumers of energy in Europe.
Fons Peeters, CEO of Etex, says: "In Western Europe, the construction sector is faced with major environmental challenges and an aging building inventory. Etex’s Dryco Systems not only complies with the new environmental regulations and challenges, it also meets the growing demand for comfort, safety and aesthetics. And it results in a lower cost for the builder."
Dry construction helps reduce the carbon footprint and increases energy efficiency. Easier to renovate and dismantle at the end of the lifecycle and 100% recyclable or recoverable, dry construction solutions are significantly more sustainable than conventional builds.
Builders and investors will have a lower building cost and a faster and higher return on their investment. Construction times are shortened and the rentable floor space increases when using dry construction for highly energy efficient buildings. On site, productivity is higher due to the ease of installation and the lighter weight of the construction elements. Off site, dry construction is more suitable to pre-fabrication.
Etex’s Dryco Systems combines all these advantages with freedom in design and creativity. This gives architects and designers free rein to make their mark in shaping a new European building future.
In Belgium these solutions and advantages are provided by Eternit’s high quality cladding solutions and Siniat’s gypsum and building boards solutions. With Dryco Systems, both brands take the lead in the field of lightweight dry construction solutions. Fons Peeters concludes: "The launch of Dryco Systems is a concrete result of the integration of Siniat and the collaboration with Eternit and our R&D centres."
(*) If you use the images below of buildings using Dryco Sytems, please mention the names of the architect and photographer.
Learn about our past year’s social, environmental and financial performance, as well as our goals for the future.

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etex is launching dryco systems, its lightweight dry construction solutions for exterior walls, at this year’s batibouw. motivated by scarce resources and energy savings, etex’s dry construction solutions will pave the way for major innovations in the way we build and renovate with financial, aesthetical and environmental benefits for architects, builders and users alike.
dry construction is building without the involvement of wet trades. a lightweight dry construction consists of an insulated timber or steel frame cladded with building boards for the interior and exterior. etex’s dryco systems is a solution for the construction of the complete exterior wall. it combines interior and exterior building boards and cladding solutions out of fibre cement and gypsum on an insulated structure, and it meets the strictest performance requirements and highest standards.
with a steady rise in usage over the past two decades, the building sector is one of the key consumers of energy in europe.
fons peeters, ceo of etex, says: "in western europe, the construction sector is faced with major environmental challenges and an aging building inventory. etex’s dryco systems not only complies with the new environmental regulations and challenges, it also meets the growing demand for comfort, safety and aesthetics. and it results in a lower cost for the builder."
dry construction helps reduce the carbon footprint and increases energy efficiency. easier to renovate and dismantle at the end of the lifecycle and 100% recyclable or recoverable, dry construction solutions are significantly more sustainable than conventional builds.
builders and investors will have a lower building cost and a faster and higher return on their investment. construction times are shortened and the rentable floor space increases when using dry construction for highly energy efficient buildings. on site, productivity is higher due to the ease of installation and the lighter weight of the construction elements. off site, dry construction is more suitable to pre-fabrication.
etex’s dryco systems combines all these advantages with freedom in design and creativity. this gives architects and designers free rein to make their mark in shaping a new european building future.
in belgium these solutions and advantages are provided by eternit’s high quality cladding solutions and siniat’s gypsum and building boards solutions. with dryco systems, both brands take the lead in the field of lightweight dry construction solutions. fons peeters concludes: "the launch of dryco systems is a concrete result of the integration of siniat and the collaboration with eternit and our r&d centres."
(*) if you use the images below of buildings using dryco sytems, please mention the names of the architect and photographer.
learn about our past year’s social, environmental and financial performance, as well as our goals for the future.


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The mobile kiosks provide connect visitors to the Visit Penrith website and provide information to visitors where and when they need it the most.
As more people access destination information online, Penrith City Council has been building its visitor strategy.
Recent research from Destination NSW – the State’s government agency for tourism – revealed that contemporary information services are the key to attracting more overnight visitors.
The internet and social media were highlighted in DNSW’s Visiting Friends and Relatives (VFR) Host Research paper as growing areas for people to research and plan their trips.
Penrith City Mayor Councillor John Thain said at least 37 percent of domestic visitors go online for information, and these findings align with Council’s approach to destination marketing.
“A strong online presence was identified in Penrith’s Destination Management Plan (DMP) as an opportunity to boost visitors to the area, and since its release last year we’ve made considerable headway,” said the Mayor.
Penrith’s visitor numbers have grown from 1.07 million to 1.3 million over five years to 2014; an average increase of 58,000 per year, and of these more than 67 percent of the international overnight visitors and 50 percent of domestic overnight visitors are the VFR market.
“This VFR research confirms what we already knew about residents being a valuable source of local knowledge for their visiting friends and relatives,” said the Mayor.

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the mobile kiosks provide connect visitors to the visit penrith website and provide information to visitors where and when they need it the most.
as more people access destination information online, penrith city council has been building its visitor strategy.
recent research from destination nsw – the state’s government agency for tourism – revealed that contemporary information services are the key to attracting more overnight visitors.
the internet and social media were highlighted in dnsw’s visiting friends and relatives (vfr) host research paper as growing areas for people to research and plan their trips.
penrith city mayor councillor john thain said at least 37 percent of domestic visitors go online for information, and these findings align with council’s approach to destination marketing.
“a strong online presence was identified in penrith’s destination management plan (dmp) as an opportunity to boost visitors to the area, and since its release last year we’ve made considerable headway,” said the mayor.
penrith’s visitor numbers have grown from 1.07 million to 1.3 million over five years to 2014; an average increase of 58,000 per year, and of these more than 67 percent of the international overnight visitors and 50 percent of domestic overnight visitors are the vfr market.
“this vfr research confirms what we already knew about residents being a valuable source of local knowledge for their visiting friends and relatives,” said the mayor.


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It is now less than a week to my departure, seven days until I am in India. After a few years of studying Ayurveda and a decade of studying yoga, I am eager to be in the mother land of these deep wells of wisdom and tradition from which I have begun to sip.
I am not so much excited as I am suddenly focused. I have been moving quietly towards this departure date while preoccupied with the busyness of autumn and the holidays, like rafting down a lazy river looking out at the riverbanks, disinterested in the swift rapids that lie somewhere up ahead – until suddenly now I hear them, and they’re surprisingly loud. It’s got my attention now.
This focus is welcome. While I have done a fair bit of logistical planning over recent weeks and the collecting of necessary provisions (e.g., SPF 30 sunscreen, sun hat, fancy UV-ray water purifier, grapefruit seed extract to keep the dreaded food-borne bacteria away, cipro antibiotics in case that doesn’t work, essential oils to keep the mosquitoes away, scary DEET bug repellent in case that doesn’t work, etc.), but I haven’t given myself enough time to sit and think about what lies ahead. I haven’t mused sufficiently – a symptom, no doubt, of the all-consuming speed of my typical western lifestyle: my constant attendance to the siren calls of incoming emails, bills to pay, friends to see…. Somehow, simple reflection always gets pushed off the To Do list. Socrates said, “The unexamined life is not worth living.” I wonder what he would think of our “progressive” society and its takeover of much of our global culture.
So I am going to India to study Ayurveda, and to immerse myself in the culture that gave birth to this vast body of healing wisdom. My plan, if that’s not too ironic a term to use in a country known for turning plans on end, is to spend three months at a small, rural Ayurvedic training and treatment center called Vaidyagrama. It is located 22 km outside of Coimbatore, a rather industrial town in the state of Tamil Nadu in south central India.
The name Vaidyagrama translates as “healing village” and it was designed as an entirely eco-friendly center, a concept with less pop-culture cache there than here in the States, but equally (if not more) laudable in a country that arguably has more pressing concerns. Opened in 2009 but still being constructed in stages, Vaidyagrama uses solar and wind energy, collects rain water, and uses other green building and energy methods. Here are some photos of the grounds. Not only are vegetable gardens in abundance, but many medicinal herbs are grown on-site for study and usage. As Ayurveda’s effectiveness, power and beauty reach a growing international audience (or dare I say “market”), even the immense country of India is being stripped of many of the ancient healing herbs, so efforts like Vaidyagrama’s to cultivate herbs sustainably represents Ayurveda’s future. I am eager to see how the new and the old concepts, the ancient knowledge and traditions and the modern sensibility and needs, are finding a way to sit side by side at this place.
I am told it takes an hour to drive from Vaidyagrama to town, so it may be a rather isolated three months on campus there, even with some weekend trips thrown in. This is one of the many reasons that I am so grateful I will have companions – six classmates from my program at the Ayurvedic Institute in Albuquerque will be there with me. I am thrilled to have a built-in community of like-minded people with whom to go through this experience. I am also looking forward to the lack of distractions, the time and mental space for contemplation and deep study.
After those first three months at Vaidyagrama, I may spend some time at an ashram, perhaps study yoga, who knows… In a very uncharacteristic move, for those of you who know me well, I’m leaving it up in the air. As my veteran India-traveler brother Ian said, “It doesn’t matter what plans you make, Ivy. India has her own plans for you.” So be it.
I am grateful for all of you who are reading this, who are embarking on this journey with me in spirit. As I move through the streets and fields of India, I know my view of the world will shift and spin, and I expect I will have more than a few moments of unease and anxiety, if not outright panic and identity crises! So please email me, or comment on the blog entries that pique your interest – your voices will help to ground me and remind me of my purpose on this journey. It really does give me a visceral sense of grounding and comfort to think of the invisible threads that connect me to each of you, and each of you to each other, creating this vast web that will hold me – that holds us all – even in the face of vast change and transition. I hope this blog may inspire you in some way, perhaps to see your own life in a new light, to open to new perspectives, to consider new pathways to balance, joy and health.
Happy new year, everyone. May yours be abundant.

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it is now less than a week to my departure, seven days until i am in india. after a few years of studying ayurveda and a decade of studying yoga, i am eager to be in the mother land of these deep wells of wisdom and tradition from which i have begun to sip.
i am not so much excited as i am suddenly focused. i have been moving quietly towards this departure date while preoccupied with the busyness of autumn and the holidays, like rafting down a lazy river looking out at the riverbanks, disinterested in the swift rapids that lie somewhere up ahead – until suddenly now i hear them, and they’re surprisingly loud. it’s got my attention now.
this focus is welcome. while i have done a fair bit of logistical planning over recent weeks and the collecting of necessary provisions (e.g., spf 30 sunscreen, sun hat, fancy uv-ray water purifier, grapefruit seed extract to keep the dreaded food-borne bacteria away, cipro antibiotics in case that doesn’t work, essential oils to keep the mosquitoes away, scary deet bug repellent in case that doesn’t work, etc.), but i haven’t given myself enough time to sit and think about what lies ahead. i haven’t mused sufficiently – a symptom, no doubt, of the all-consuming speed of my typical western lifestyle: my constant attendance to the siren calls of incoming emails, bills to pay, friends to see…. somehow, simple reflection always gets pushed off the to do list. socrates said, “the unexamined life is not worth living.” i wonder what he would think of our “progressive” society and its takeover of much of our global culture.
so i am going to india to study ayurveda, and to immerse myself in the culture that gave birth to this vast body of healing wisdom. my plan, if that’s not too ironic a term to use in a country known for turning plans on end, is to spend three months at a small, rural ayurvedic training and treatment center called vaidyagrama. it is located 22 km outside of coimbatore, a rather industrial town in the state of tamil nadu in south central india.
the name vaidyagrama translates as “healing village” and it was designed as an entirely eco-friendly center, a concept with less pop-culture cache there than here in the states, but equally (if not more) laudable in a country that arguably has more pressing concerns. opened in 2009 but still being constructed in stages, vaidyagrama uses solar and wind energy, collects rain water, and uses other green building and energy methods. here are some photos of the grounds. not only are vegetable gardens in abundance, but many medicinal herbs are grown on-site for study and usage. as ayurveda’s effectiveness, power and beauty reach a growing international audience (or dare i say “market”), even the immense country of india is being stripped of many of the ancient healing herbs, so efforts like vaidyagrama’s to cultivate herbs sustainably represents ayurveda’s future. i am eager to see how the new and the old concepts, the ancient knowledge and traditions and the modern sensibility and needs, are finding a way to sit side by side at this place.
i am told it takes an hour to drive from vaidyagrama to town, so it may be a rather isolated three months on campus there, even with some weekend trips thrown in. this is one of the many reasons that i am so grateful i will have companions – six classmates from my program at the ayurvedic institute in albuquerque will be there with me. i am thrilled to have a built-in community of like-minded people with whom to go through this experience. i am also looking forward to the lack of distractions, the time and mental space for contemplation and deep study.
after those first three months at vaidyagrama, i may spend some time at an ashram, perhaps study yoga, who knows… in a very uncharacteristic move, for those of you who know me well, i’m leaving it up in the air. as my veteran india-traveler brother ian said, “it doesn’t matter what plans you make, ivy. india has her own plans for you.” so be it.
i am grateful for all of you who are reading this, who are embarking on this journey with me in spirit. as i move through the streets and fields of india, i know my view of the world will shift and spin, and i expect i will have more than a few moments of unease and anxiety, if not outright panic and identity crises! so please email me, or comment on the blog entries that pique your interest – your voices will help to ground me and remind me of my purpose on this journey. it really does give me a visceral sense of grounding and comfort to think of the invisible threads that connect me to each of you, and each of you to each other, creating this vast web that will hold me – that holds us all – even in the face of vast change and transition. i hope this blog may inspire you in some way, perhaps to see your own life in a new light, to open to new perspectives, to consider new pathways to balance, joy and health.
happy new year, everyone. may yours be abundant.


text: One of the main benefits of having an ABLE account is being able to save for eligible expenses and to invest for the future in a tax-advantaged account. The account’s growth is tax free. As long as your balance stays below the $100,000 SSI limit, you can keep your SSI benefits and still qualify for Medicaid and other federal benefits (regardless of the amount saved in your account). You'll also get access to a simple and intuitive online platform to manage your account.

lowercased: one of the main benefits of having an able account is being able to save for eligible expenses and to invest for the future in a tax-advantaged account. the account’s growth is tax free. as long as your balance stays below the $100,000 ssi limit, you can keep your ssi benefits and still qualify for medicaid and other federal benefits (regardless of the amount saved in your account). you'll also get access to a simple and intuitive online platform to manage your account.


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Pickering located in Durham Region, east of Toronto. It was discovered by British colonists in 1770s. Many of the minor rural communities of Pickering have been conserved as provincially significant heritage sites and museums.
There are presently 222 real estate listings for sale in Pickering, Ontario, counting: Manitoulin Island, Barrie Terrace, Hickling Trail Barrie On, For Rent House Orillia, House Pool Barrie, Townhouse New Barrie, For Rent 2 Bedroom Apartment Barrie, For Rent Walk Out Basement Mississauga, Ranch Farm 2 Bedroom Barrie, Mobile Home Park Barrie. The middling price for Pickering homes is $1,032,719.

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pickering located in durham region, east of toronto. it was discovered by british colonists in 1770s. many of the minor rural communities of pickering have been conserved as provincially significant heritage sites and museums.
there are presently 222 real estate listings for sale in pickering, ontario, counting: manitoulin island, barrie terrace, hickling trail barrie on, for rent house orillia, house pool barrie, townhouse new barrie, for rent 2 bedroom apartment barrie, for rent walk out basement mississauga, ranch farm 2 bedroom barrie, mobile home park barrie. the middling price for pickering homes is $1,032,719.