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I have a favorite one. Mine is the one of the 2 percous children sitting together holding a heart that says first christmas together. It make me think of 2006 when my husband (who was my bf at the time) got together. My mother bought it for us. She must of known that we would be married.
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Mine is a not really a tree ornament, all of our ornaments mark some special event or person after almost 40 Christmases together. My favorite decoration is the nativity set my MIL got when she was a young bride almost 75 years ago.
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Um, so I think I'm gonna cry! That is the sweetest letter ever, and not to mention it's the size of a door!
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Seriously the sweetest husband in the world!! It almost made me tear up!
You are gonna love this new chapter in your life!
Great post!!!!!! The nurses when I delivered Brin always looked like they had fun with each other. Doc Barton dropped MY placenta on the ground and was so embarrassed that the nurses saw and he quickly picked it up. SOOO like Dr. Barton. He is so great. I am so sad that he won't be able to deliver ALLLL of my babies. Bummer 🙁
Okay, post next about how being a SAHM is the BBBBBBBBBBEST!!!!
Ahhh…made me laugh, made me cry! Your husband gets extra points for the roses and letter. Well played, Jeff. Well played.
Alright Miss Sadie, here is the thing, that post made tears well into my eyes! I love you and your family and I only know you all from black and white ink. I have been meaning to write you and I will, today! Its a promise. Thank you for sharing that wonderful post and tear jerking letter. How wonderful you are! I cant wait to hear more about your mommy-ness. You are an amazing person and you are a leader in your words!
wow, that letter made me cry! how amazing!
another box of tissues please. you are gonna love this next chapter. But stay in touch with your peeps. They all sound like fantastic fun people that love you.
Oh my goodness. That almost made me cry! You are an amazing nurse and mother. You have a light about you that influences everyone to be better. You have been an amazing friend to me Sadie and I will never forget you. You have taught me the love and hardworking attitude that I want to have as a nurse while still maintaining a fun and friendly attitude. I love watching your adventures with motherhood and have always thought that you and Jeff had a great relationship. Enjoy that blessing now!
So bitter sweet. I am SO excited for you that you get to be home with Reagan! But I will miss you so much! Your post made me laugh, then cry, then laugh some more. You better come visit us so we can have more night shift fun! Love your guts!
I hope you don't think I am a crazy lady but I hope and like to think that we are blog friends…right? and you are so stinkin adorable. I am so glad that you have the adorable hubby that you have. holy heck that note made me tear up I'm sure you were bawling. It sounds like your job was so rewarding and I am a little jealous. But I know from experience that your new job will be the most rewarding. Staying home with the babies is amazing. I wouldn't trade it for the world. Plus being home at night with your hubby will only make you two stronger I also know this from experience since my hubby used to work nights. It is so nice just to be with him at night and relax a bit. I am proud of you for doing what is right for you and your family you are a great example to me and can I just say I really wish you lived in Salt Lake by me.
Your hubbys letter brought tears to my eyes!!! Wow sweetest guy ever!!! You are truly an amazing mother and nurse!!! Nothing compares to the next season you are about to enter, being a Stay at home mama!!! Your baby girl is the just the cutest ever, especially with her melt-your-heart-smiles!!!
Great post! What a lucky girl with that catch of a hubby and precious baby to boot!
Gosh, I missed all that at work last night? HAHAHA!! I'm so gonna miss you at work.
Thanks for all the laughs! You're so gonna love staying home.
P.S. That Jeff guy? He really loves you!! Love that letter!!
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Oh! That made me cry (the roses and letter. and the baby girl).
It looks like you worked somewhere super awesome. I always loved my night crew the best. Possibly because they were the young ones with the most personality and zest.
Awe, what a great post!! There will be good and bad days just like at work, but you will NEVER regret staying home!! I've been home for 8yrs now and yes there are days that I think it would be easier to work at a job. But I know that the MOST important job that I will ever have is the one that God gave me when he chose me to be the mother of my 3 boys! 🙂
Good luck! Your husband was so sweet to suprise you with the letter and flowers, and your sweet baby girl..no words for that cutie pie!! 🙂
Wow, what a ride, huh? I love wheelchair races, they are EXCELLENT for the triceps! I'm so excited for you to be home with your darling girl. And your hubby is one special guy, that is so sweet of him. Love you lots, wish I could have partied with you your last night!
Best wishes on your fabulous new full-time mommy adventure!
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snaps to jeff i think most women are pissed while reading that wishing there guy did something like that! so you go boy!!! hola, that was a great good bye post, except good thing you live close. Thanks for the shout out, you are a really great person and nurse. thanks for teaching me so much, and putting up with my broken up english at 3-6am!! copy! ROGER!
Does it get any better than this? I don't think so! You both deserve one another….and by the way, Jeff, you are your sweet wife's equal- so proud to have you as my son-in-law! Congrats to everyone! Welcome to your next chapter…..
I'm with Amanda…Many jealous women of Jeffs mad skills. Your dad put it very well, that you deserve one another.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE the pictures. We are nuts and crazy but we can kick butt!!! I will miss you. But if you are ever up at 3AM again (heaven forbid) you can always call and chat it up with us. GOOD LUCK WITH THE NEXT CHAPTER!!!!
where do i begin? what a great finale to this chapter in your life. that jeffy is the best… the best for the best with a little baby best:)
I think yourn husband should start his own blog giving advice to other hubbies. His letter had me in tears. What a sweet guy. You guys are very lucky to have each other 🙂
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The popular image of the Viking as a horn-helmeted berserker plying the ocean in a dragon-headed long boat is firmly fixed in history. Imagining Viking "conquerors" as much more numerous, technologically superior, and somehow inherently more warlike than their neighbors has overshadowed the cooperation and cultural exchange which characterized much of the Viking Age. In actuality, the Norse explorers and traders were players in a complex exchange of technology, customs, and religious beliefs between the ancient pre-Christian societies of northern Europe and the Christian-dominated nations surrounding the Mediterranean.DuBois examines Anglo-Saxon, Celtic, and Mediterranean traditions to locate significant Nordic parallels in conceptions of supernatural beings, cults of the dead, beliefs in ghosts, and magical practices. These beliefs were actively held alongside Christianity for many years, and were finally incorporated into the vernacular religious practice. The Icelandic sagas reflect this complex process in their inclusion of both Christian and pagan details.This work differs from previous examinations in its inclusion of the Christian thirteenth century as part of the evolution of Nordic religions from localized pagan cults to adherents of a larger Roman faith. Thomas DuBois unravels for the first time the history of the Nordic religions in the Viking Age and shows how these ancient beliefs and their oral traditions incorporated both a myriad of local beliefs and aspects of foreign religions, most notably Christianity.
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Stafford Hospital breast cancer services criticised
A new report has criticised the standard of breast cancer care at Stafford Hospital, describing the set-up as "deeply dysfunctional".
The peer review report was compiled by the Greater Midlands Cancer Research Network (GMCRN).
Trust Medical Director Mr Robert Courteney-Harris insisted breast surgery services were safe.
The report said there was evidence of "open hostility" between some clinicians and the management.
It particularly highlighted a lack of support for the lead clinician from the Multi Disciplinary Team's (MDT) surgeons.
Its authors said they were "seriously concerned about the effect on patient management and safety".
The report was published following a visit to Stafford Hospital's breast cancer MDT on 14 March.
The external review was carried out by professional peers, alongside some self-assessment.
Despite "little evidence of progress" over the last two years, the report said some improvements had been made, including the employment of three specialist nurses to support patients.
It said digital mammography had also been started, and praised a "comprehensive work plan for nursing," which had been put together by the team.
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The inspectors warned that in all of the patient records seen during their visit in March, sections of forms for confirming the correct site for surgery were blank.
They warned that this could lead to surgery being undertaken on the wrong breast and urged the trust to urgently change their procedures.
Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust said an old checklist had been removed from the casenotes and standard guidelines were now being followed.
Mr Courteney-Harris said: "Breast surgery services at Stafford Hospital are safe.
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Seven chemists will be added to the crime lab in an attempt to deal with a backlog that causes up to 200 Chicago drug cases each month to be dismissed because drug tests are not completed in time for court hearings, said Capt. Paul Gall, director of the laboratory.


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Yes, it slipped by a couple of weeks - but perhaps that's not such a bad thing when you've got bugs to fix very close to a release, eh Ubuntu? So, Fedora 13 is here, and hopefully the release number won't bring bad luck for the world's third most popular distro. As with previous versions, there's a live CD along with a more beefy DVD version, and you can grab it from here. The biggest changes include: Shotwell, a new photo management tool that replaces F-Spot; Pino, a microblogging client for Identi.ca and Twitter; a new scanning utility; the Nouveau video driver for NVIDIA cards; and wider PackageKit integration (so that, for example, the Brasero disc burner can grab codecs from the internet if need be). Full list of changes after the break.
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Nobody Important (not verified) - May 25, 2010 @ 4:58pm
I tried the beta and it was solid. Fedora 12 was a fantastic release and I look forward to trying 13 once it finishes downloading.
The new features are minimal, but needed. It seems like this release was just a refresh rather than a whole new OS (like 12.5 rather than 13?). Then again, Ubuntu's had that same problem for four or five releases already. Maybe the six month release calender is waning?
bananaoomarang (not verified) - May 25, 2010 @ 7:24pm
Running in virtual box. Yeah it's OK but to me this doesn't make any leaps from 12.
Nobody Important (not verified) - May 25, 2010 @ 8:07pm
I'm running Fedora 13 from a LiveUSB right now.
Nice default theme. Not amazing but it's pleasent. Fonts are better than past releases. Yum seems faster (thank goodness!). The respositories are very well stocked, as far as my little bit of searching could tell. If the nVidia drivers work, I'd switch off of Ubuntu 10.04 if it broke or otherwise gave me reason to start running.
Bad things: No spell check in Firefox, apparently. You need to install the hunspell-en. No Abiword? For shame. I don't need a Twitter client, and I don't get the love for photo managers. Give me document compatability any day.
Penguinymous Anon (not verified) - May 25, 2010 @ 10:43pm
I've been using Fedora 13 Beta for a few weeks with Gnome Shell enabled, and it's great. A very worthy alternative to Ubuntu.
Why not install the excellent Gnome Shell with:
yum install gnome-shell
Then open the Desktop Effects settings, in which you will notice a new option for Gnome Shell. Enable this, and enjoy the new slick, if still incomplete, but very functional future desktop experience!
Anonymous Penguin (not verified) - May 26, 2010 @ 3:53am
I'm running it right now, and I've gotta say it's solid. Compared to Fedora 12 it feels much more stable. The changes aren't too noticeable, but they make the distro as a whole easier to use. My only big complaint is that they removed openoffice from the beta and didn't replace it with Abiword, so new users won't have a good word processor in a new install.
Dale (not verified) - May 26, 2010 @ 2:04pm
I downloaded and installed it last night. Since experiencing a few issues with the latest Ubuntu, I'd been waiting for Fedora 13 to come out to make the switch (after trying out Fedora 12 in VirtualBox).
I have to say, even though there are still a couple of issues I have (for instance you can't easily add something of your own to the menu bar) in general it's a much more solid, and enjoyable distro than Ubuntu 10.04. And this is from a former Ubuntu fanatic!
I'm extremely pleased with my Fedora 13 installation!
zygmunt (not verified) - May 27, 2010 @ 10:53am
Installed from DVD, booted OK K8V-MX mobo with Sempron 512MB RAM. X OK but DVB-T can't get video to work with openchrome (default) video driver. Any fixes for this? DVB-T worked fine on Fedora 12 with same video driver. Getting bored having to solve similar problem each release.
bananaoomarang (not verified) - May 27, 2010 @ 1:25pm
Have yyou ever filed a bug report? If you have to deal with something similar every release. You definatly should.
Tom Walker (not verified) - May 27, 2010 @ 3:57pm
I've installed this already and the best thing for me - having an ATI video card - is that it comes with 3D accerated, open-source Radeon drivers out-of-the-box.
No longer are we at the mercy of whether or not ATI can be bothered to update their proprietary driver for any modern version of Xorg!
Dylan (not verified) - May 27, 2010 @ 4:47pm
I tried out the new release but I can't see much difference to past releases. They did put in some new features but not really anything to keep desktop users happy.
In fact this seems to be just as buggy as 12 was. (the package manager didn't work)
I was also disappointed to see they made no effort with the appearance of this distro. (default clearlooks theme)
Dale (not verified) - May 27, 2010 @ 8:51pm
Excellent! That's what I've been looking for! Cheers!
Miko (not verified) - May 30, 2010 @ 8:34pm
Running Fedora 13 right now.
So far I love it! the best and most stable Fedora yet.
I've been getting more and more disillusioned with Ubuntu for the past 4 releases, they fix something & break something else, next release they fix that and break yet more stuff that worked previously. Gah!
Can't fault Fedora so far, looks like I'll be sticking with them for a while yet.
Prolific Puffin (not verified) - June 7, 2010 @ 4:07pm
Since I started with Linux 4 years ago, I have always WANTED to like Fedora. Stable and popular as it is, after using 12 for a while, it just did not stand out to me as being anything other than another "also-ran" distro. The newest version is no different.
Add to that the fact that it uses the dreaded RPMs, and it is just not a choice for me. I guess I simply find it a bit on the dull side.
I will stick with Ubuntu and Puppy...
Anonymous Penguin (not verified) - June 10, 2010 @ 11:47am
after installing nvidia drivers everything crashed, right now i sopent like 4 hours trying to fix x servers and driver. Pain in a... thats all i have to say about F13. Going back to linux mint.
Anonymous Penguin (not verified) - June 13, 2010 @ 1:07am
Pity about the fourms
fedoraforum.org is just dreadful
aggressive, thin-skinned moderators locking and deleting threads, banning users etc
Puts one off bothering with the distor
Anonymous Penguin (not verified) - June 15, 2010 @ 8:20pm
Love to see the numbers to back up the "The world's third most popular distro." Claim.
Because of the way Linux is distributed, it is near impossible to collate reliable statistics regarding download, usage and wide spread adoption.
So making such claims shows ignorance. Flame-baiting will also get you nowhere.
Take it from me; a reliable source, that Fedora Linux is well worth a download for experienced users that want to adopt Linux and not just "Play" With it.
It is not Ubuntu, children.
Morten Juhl-Johansen Zolde-Fejer (not verified) - June 16, 2010 @ 2:04pm
Indeed, Fedora is not Ubuntu, but I have yet to experience the spectacular breakdowns I have seen on occasion with Ubuntu. For me it is simpler: Fedora 13 doesn't load on my Thinkpad. Those 384 megs don't always stretch far enough... but on my work laptop, it just pops right in and works.
I must say that I was surprised, though - a live CD without an office application seems a little bit off, especially considering including Planner. Anyone hear more about the thoughts on adding video chat to Empathy?
Deandownsouth (not verified) - June 21, 2010 @ 1:54am
@Prolific Puffin - "dreaded RPMs", really? As opposed to dpkg, Ubuntu's analog to rpm or some other package manager?
I'm not trying to start a distro war (package manager war?) but I'm not sure I understand. I mean, as far as package managers go, rpm and dpkg are so very similar in functionality. But really, as someone who deals with rpms very regularly, I find the power and ultimate control that you have over packages to be great. I prefer it and get that you may prefer the GUI method and that's fine, the command line is not for everyone.
Really, look how easy it is to install or remove a package:
Simply run rpm -i <package>.rpm
or remove a package: rpm -e <package>.rpm . Yes, these are base switches but that's the minimal required for the two.
That's the basics of installing and removing a package. It's really that simple. I fail to see how it's "dreaded"-especially when you consider that dpkg, is pretty much the same.
You can add a -v for verbose or if you want it to ignore dependencies add --nodeps, sometimes you need to add a --force.
What if you want to just find out if you have all the required dependancies? That's easy too-you have three choices depending on what you want to query-from what perspective you need to query:
add --whatrequires for packages that provide capability for functionality or what --whatprovides to find out which packages that provide that functionality or even --test before you run the actual command.
For those that care, I'll a add few more of my almost daily commands:
Need to find if a package is installed:
rpm -qa (or more specifically rpm -qa | grep <some string>)
List package contents:
rpm -ql <package>
Upgrade an already installed package or install if it is not installed, verbose output, and display pretty hash (#) marks:
rpm -Uvh <packagename>
and so on. It's a powerful package management facility and powerful interface to it.
Herb Taylor (not verified) - June 21, 2010 @ 2:51pm
Fedora 13 looks great to me. I have been using Red Hat products for 10 years. This year I switched over to Ubuntu for the simple reasons that I was unable to get the music my grandson sent (wmv format) or view my new great grand daughter on Utube.
I much prefer Fedora but what can I do? One big help is the Ubuntu magazine designed for every day users. I still think that Fedora is the best. Just wish they could delay one release and work on the problems of drivers for people like us and maybe even put a small magazine on line on a regular basis to help users. We are not all geeks or windows lovers, but just people who like Linux.


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The June 6, WebEx training "How to use the Achievement Data Insight Validation Site" has been posted on the District Training Site. The video training provides a general overview of the ADI application and step by step examples of navigating the application. In addition, the PowerPoint presentation used during the training can be accessed by following the same link.
The June 12, WebEx training "Report Card and Student Centered Staging" has been posted on the District Training Site. The video training, PowerPoint presentation, and handouts are available for viewing.
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Lloyds Banking Group has angered trade unions by announcing a further 1,200 job losses today, taking the total to 8,200 cuts since the start of the year.
Unite, the UK's largest union, accused Lloyds of betraying the taxpayer.
Following the government-backed merger of Lloyds TSB and HBOS, the group is combining a number of divisions, including IT and collections. Other cuts will come in the insurance business.
The bank, which is 43% owned by the taxpayer, said the net reduction would amount to 650 permanent job cuts by the end of next March. It is creating 180 new permanent roles in group operations and 370 cuts will come from releasing contract and agency workers.
The Unite union called it a "groundhog day". Rob MacGregor, the national officer of the Unite union, said: "Unite views the weekly cull of jobs as a disgraceful approach by this taxpayer-supported financial institution.
"The 1,200 job losses announced today show the betrayal of taxpayers' support to maintain Lloyds Banking Group. What is the justification for 8,200 staff to be cut in the last three months while Lloyds continues to perform considerable work out of the country?"
The unions have criticised Lloyds for announcing the losses in a piecemeal fashion. At the end of June, Lloyds, which has been crippled by the rescue takeover of HBOS, unveiled 2,100 redundancies.
The process of integrating the two banks is expected to take three years, with analysts predicting that more than 30,000 roles could eventually be eliminated.
Lloyds today refused to confirm the total for this year, but pointed out it had created 1,250 new jobs since January. Of the total, 1,200 reductions come from the release of contractors or unfilled vacancies.
Affected staff were told by their line managers this morning.
Lloyds stressed that the unions – Accord, LTU, GMB and Unite – were consulted before the decision was announced and will continue to be consulted throughout the process. Lloyds said it was "committed to working through these changes with colleagues carefully and sensitively".
Within group operations, 400 permanent jobs will go across locations including Edinburgh, Southend and Halifax. In insurance, 240 permanent roles are to be axed mainly in Edinburgh, Bristol and Leeds. The division includes the life and pensions business of Scottish Widows and Clerical Medical as well as the general insurance businesses of Lloyds TSB and Halifax. Marketing, finance and sales operations will be merged.


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Scott McGillivray is the host of HGTV's Income property. He has done hundreds of renovations and has many great tips to help any home owner stay on the right path. With so many home owners putting in income suites here in KELOWNA, here are 6 reno mistakes and how to avoid them.
A proper renovation takes preparation - lots of it. A detailed plan will help keep you on budget and on time. Set out a very specific agreement with your contractor before the work begins and get everything in writing. You should be able to see on paper how your renovation is going to play out before it even begins.
I can't stress this enough: Don't buy materials or appliances until your renovation is planned out and all measurments have been taken. Online sales can be tempting, but that great deal on a 24 inch dishwasher isn't going to save you any money if you only have room for an 18 inch model.
When you tear down walls or rip up floors, there's a good chance you're going to find something you weren't expecting especially in an older home. Electrical and plumping issues need to be dealt with before you close the walls back up. It might be an unexpected cost up front, but it will save you tons of money in the long run.
Don't do it. Much like ignoring issues, cutting corners on materials of finishes is only going to cause you problems in the future. It's always better to go the extra mile and do it right the first time than have to go back and redo everything. Hire competent people to do the job, buy quality materials and take the time to complete all the necessary steps.
There are projects that any reliable contractor can take on; then there are specialized projects that require a licensed professional to complete. Electrical, plumbing, hvac, asbestos removal and anything to do with gas or the structure of your home should always be completed by a licensed profession in that specific trade.
I love ambitious homeowners who want to take part in their renovations, but there comes a time when it's best to hand the reins over to the professionals. Projects like cabinetry installation, complicated tile work and carpentry are beyond the scope of most homeowners and can reduce the value of your home if done incorrectly. My advice? Involve yourself in the demo - it's the most fun part, anyway!


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After trailing 17-3 at the half and being booed by the hometown crowd, the New England Patriots scored 24 unanswered points to beat the Miami Dolphins 27-17 at Gillette Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
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D3 Football Player Targets Another Player with Dirty Hit After the WhistleSeptember 17, 2013
Hardin-Simmons guard Wyatt Walton showed football fans a perfect example of why the sport's "targeting" rules are in effect to protect their players.
Division III football powerhouse Linfield has had 57 consecutive winning seasons and was on its way to a 71-21 victory when Walton plowed full speed into cornerback Brandon Funk with a late, helmet-to-helmet hit that can only be described as unsportsmanlike and dirty.
Walton was ejected for the hit.
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Jordan is just starting Hogwarts and is very excited about it. Once she is on the train on her way, she meets a boy by the name of Scorpus Malfoy, and they become great freinds. Once at Hogwarts, Jordan is sent to Gryfindor house, and not wanting to lose his friend, Scorpius asks to be in Gryfindor too. He was sent to join her. Will there friendship last.. Or will Draco make Scorpius end it?
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NBA lockout: Derek Fisher skeptical of any 'major movement' soon
Even within the comfy confines of his weeklong basketball camp in downtown Los Angeles, Lakers guard Derek Fisher couldn't escape the question that continues to follow him.
As president of the National Basketball Players Assn, Fisher found plenty of 7- to 15-year-olds asking him persistent questions this week about the current NBA lockout and whether it would eat into the 2011-2012 season.
"I tell them like everybody else, I'll work as hard as I possibly can to make sure basketball starts up again as soon as possible," said Fisher, who incidentally enough, stressed to the campers about the need to persevere during challenging circumstances. "Obviously my role is to get a deal done that works for the balance of our players. That's why I've been elected."
The next item of business entails having a meeting Monday in New York where he will restart negotiations with the league, the first meeting since the work stoppage became official on July 1 and a month-long period Fisher described as "weirdly quiet." Because of the long time period since negotiations, Fisher sounded skeptical on what issues the union could actually sort out in Monday's meeting.
"I don't know if there's going to be any major movement on Monday," Fisher said Friday outside of his camp at Roybal Learning Center. "I think we've agreed maybe to table some of the economic issues and really focus on the system issues and non-economic items that are still extremely important to rounding out a collective bargaining agreement. Hopefully we can get some of those things done on Monday."
There's still plenty of issues to iron out.
Owners want to cut player salaries from 57% of basketball revenue in the last deal to about 45%, while players offered to take 54.3%. The NBA says the league lost $340 million in 2009-10 season and that 23 of 30 teams were unprofitable, but the union believes most of that points to bad ownership decisions. And the league wants to reduce the size and length of player's guaranteed contracts, but the union wants that to still remain available for negotiating purposes.
The players union is also waiting for the National Labor Relations Board to act on a complaint the players filed in May, alleging that the NBA did not bargain in good faith before their collective-bargaining agreement expired June 30. That's why Fisher didn't find it to be a good idea for the union to consider decertifying.
Instead, Fisher views players considering to play overseas to be positive, arguing that the union is in the "support position" because it believes it gives players additional income opportunities and possibly puts more pressure on the league to reach a new deal. He disputed any notion that movement would actually hurt the union's cause.
"Of course a lot of it comes back to economics, but if as players, we feel we can operate under a fair system, then we can maybe work toward a fair number," Fisher said. "I think our counterparts feel differently where they want to get a number set and not be concerned about the way the system looks if they get the right number. We don't think that's the best way to approach it. We want to make sure we keep a fair system in place for all players now and coming in later."
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Craven joined Hyperquake in 2012 as Executive Director, Brand Experience. She leverages more than 18 years of client-side and agency experience spanning Design, Advertising, Interactive and Innovation.
Craven's career has included roles as Director, Design and Innovation at Kraft Foods; Principle Design Manager at Procter & Gamble; Principal and Chief Creative Officer at Sandbox Circle; and Advertising Art Director at Euro-RSCG.
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Response to the California Fish and Game Commission Request for Information
In a letter to the Department (dated January 1, 2002), Commission President Mike Chrisman requested that the Department provide information on selected species and the projected benefits for each of those species that would result from their inclusion in marine protected areas (MPAs). For the species listed below, the Department was asked to evaluate and describe a) the status of the population and, if known, the Department's best professional opinion as to whether the population is stable, increasing, or decreasing, and why it may require additional protections; b) the traditional fishery management measure enacted at the state and federal levels that have been implemented for the species, including all size and possession limits, quotas, optimum yields, trip limits, seasonal closures, gear restrictions, effort reductions or permit limitations, for both commercial and recreational fisheries, and why these measures are inadequate; and c) exactly what other benefits MPAs are expected to afford the species. Examples of MPAs in the state that have demonstrated effects (such as a larger population inside than outside the reserve) were also requested.
This information was requested for the following species:
- Kelp and sand bass
- Abalone
- Black seabass
- White seabass
- Shelf rockfish
- Nearshore rockfish
- Sheephead, cabezon, greenling (kelp and rock)
- Garibaldi
- Sea urchins
- Lobster
- Corbina/surfperches
- Crabs
- Halibut
- Ocean whitefish
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This report provides information in response to this request from the Commission. Where possible, the Department used information contained in the recently published "California's Living Marine Resources: A Status Report" (Leet et al. 2001), since this publication represents current information available on these species, including status, fishery related information, and in some cases, suitability for inclusion in marine reserves. Additional details requested by the Commission were added for each species as necessary and available. In addition to this report, the Environmental Document for the Channel Islands Marine Reserves process also details information about these and other species relative to their population status, fishery information, and benefits and costs associated with the establishment of marine protected areas, primarily marine reserves, in that area.
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All members of the university community are invited to attend Mason's fall 2008 convocation, set for Wednesday, Oct. 1, at 3 p.m. in the Johnson Center's Dewberry Hall. At this year's gathering, university officials will discuss Mason's upcoming goals and budget challenges.
President Alan Merten, Provost Peter Stearns and Senior Vice President Maurice Scherrens will be among the keynote speakers. Also, new faculty and staff members will be recognized.
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I also am a bit confused. We agreed that the SpecGL should have an ICS and I think that the Checklist with some additions could serve that purpose. However, I think Karl's wording may fit in nicely for how to specify claims to the SpecGL. Lynne At 06:38 PM 12/3/2002, Lofton Henderson wrote: >I have one question about this... > >At 05:06 PM 12/3/02 -0500, Karl Dubost wrote: >>[...] >>Just a proposed wording and solution, I don't know if it makes sense. >> >>The QA Framework: Specification Guidelines Specification does not comply >>itself to the Guideline 12. Publish an Implementation Conformance >>Statement proforma. > >Isn't the Spec-Checklist (which is linked from SpecGL), > >http://www.w3.org/TR/2002/WD-qaframe-spec-20021108/qaframe-spec-checklist.html > >an ICS pro-forma for SpecGL? The introduction says: > >"...intended to be convenient for organizers and evaluators of QA projects >in W3C Working Groups, to facilitate assessing specifications against the >checkpoints. The table includes spaces for scoring each checkpoint, "yes" >(satisfied), "no" (not satisfied), "n/a" (not applicable)." > >Regards, >-Lofton. > > > >>* CP 12.1 >>I propose something done on the example of UAAG 1.0. >> >>*************************** >>
On [Date], [Specification X] [Status] ([URI]) conforms to <acronym >>title="World Wide Web Consortium">W3C</acronym>'s "<acronym >>title="Quality Assurance">QA</acronym> Framework: Specification >>Guidelines", http://www.w3.org/TR/2002/WD-qaframe-spec-20021108/. >>Conformance level: [Level-of-Conformance].
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Lesle History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms
Scotland among the Pictish clans. The Lesle family lived in the barony of Leslie in the county of Aberdeen. The surname Lesle belongs to the category of habitation names, which are derived from pre-existing names for towns, villages, parishes, or farmsteads.
Early Origins of the Lesle family
Aberdeenshire (Gaelic: Siorrachd Obar Dheathain), a historic county, and present day Council Area of Aberdeen, located in the Grampian region of northeastern Scotland, where they were recorded as a family of great antiquity seated on the lands of Leslie. "This place is said to have derived its name from a family who held the lands so early as the eleventh century." [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Lewis, Samuel, A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland. Institute of Historical Research, 1848, Print.
It is generally believed the the family was descended from Bartholomew Leslyn, son of Walter de Leslyn, a Flemish knight who attended Queen Margaret when she arrived to marry King Malcolm of Scotland in 1067.
According to legend, the wife of King Malcolm III was thrown from her horse while crossing a river and nearly drowned, but Leslyn, gripping the horses bridle, saved her. She frequently cautioned him to 'grip fast' and afterwards commanded that he retain those words as his family motto. He later married the sister of Malcolm Ceanmore, and so was appointed Governor of Edinburgh Castle and made Lord Leslie. [2]CITATION[CLOSE]
Malcolm Leslie of Garioch in Aberdeenshire, son of Bartolf, received a feudal charter confirming his lands from a grant made to his name-father, Lord Leslie. Malcolm's grandson, Sir Andrew de Lesly, was one of the signatories of the 1320 'Arbroath Declaration of Independence' to the Pope, which affirmed Scotland's sovereignty and included the words: "as long as one hundred Scotsmen still live they would never submit to English rule."
Another source claims the family "trace their origin to Bartholomew, a Flemish chief, who settled with his followers in the district of Garioch, in Aberdeenshire, in the reign of William the Lion. He took the name of De Lesley from the place where he settled. The heralds, however, have an old legend representing the first man of the family as having acquired distinction and a name at once, by overcoming a knight in battle, at a spot between a less lee (meadow) and a greater." [3]CITATION[CLOSE]
Whichever origin the reader chooses, all agree that one of the first records of the family was "Earl David, brother of William the Lion, granted c. 1171-1199 the lands of Lesslyn in the Garioch to Malcolm son of Bartholf. " [4]CITATION[CLOSE]
As far as the origin of the Coat of Arms is concerned perhaps this quote will shed some light: "Sir Norman de Lechelyn of Aberdeenshire rendered homage in 1296. His seal bears six shields in a circle conjoined in base, each charged with 3 round buckles on a bend." [4]CITATION[CLOSE]
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Early Notables of the Lesle family (pre 1700)
Clan at this time was John Lesley (1527-1596) Scottish bishop, historian, and statesman, ecclesiastical adviser to Mary Queen of Scots; Henry Leslie (1580-1661) Scottish-born, Church of Ireland Bishop of Down and Connor (1635 to 1661) and briefly Bishop of Meath (1661); John Leslie (1571-1671), a Scottish royalist bishop...
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Many Scots left their country to travel to the North American colonies in search of the freedom they could not find at home. Of those who survived the difficult voyage, many found the freedom they so desired. There they could choose their own beliefs and allegiances. Some became United Empire Loyalists and others fought in the American War of Independence. The Clan societies and highland games that have sprung up in the last century have allowed many of these disparate Scots to recover their collective national identity. A search of immigration and passenger ship lists revealed many early settlers bearing the Lesle name:
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Ryback's Potential Future as WWE ChampionApril 20, 2013
When Ryback steps into the ring with John Cena at Extreme Rules, he could very well walk out as the WWE champion. But what type of success would he achieve with the gold?
It depends on your definition of success.
If success means a long, drawn-out but well-defended reign like CM Punk's 434-day run, then no, it won't be a success. If Ryback takes the gold from Cena, his reign will last no longer than SummerSlam at most.
However, if success is defined as him not losing the belt back the next night or at the next pay-per-view, then yes, he'll be great.
But it needs to be looked at through Ryback's potential as WWE champion. The man once known as Skip Sheffield has the look of the classic WWE wrestler. Even if the standard size of today's grappler is more in line with Daniel Bryan or Punk, there is still enough room for a guy like Ryback.
Wrestling needs more than another mundane bad guy. Ryback, as a bad guy, is a perfect monster heel. He's a performer who can turn the good guy into a hero. He's the dragon that needs to be slain before the top of the mountain can be attained.
The wheels of his turn are already in motion.
After Ryback attacked Cena two weeks ago on Monday Night Raw, speculation ran wild as to whether he had turned heel. The rowdy New Jersey crowd cheered his actions. Even Jim Ross wrote about what the WWE Universe had just seen and if it meant Ryback was turning.
On his blog, Ross wrote:
Just because @Ryback22 is hungry for the WWE Title and the money that comes along with it why does that motive make the powerhouse a villain? Since when did ambition make one an antagonist. Antagonist display a variety of common traits, none of which I have seen yet, I stress yet, from Ryback.
However, this past week should have erased any questions about what side of the fence Ryback now stands on.
As The Shield beat down Cena at the end of Raw, Ryback stood on the entrance ramp and did nothing. His promo earlier in the show, where he talked about how Cena had failed him, was classic heel motivation and played out well.
Ryback is a heel, and it's the best thing he could have done for his potential title run.
Ryback is a monster. He's strong, unafraid and could easily go from beating people to hurting them. He's a newer version of Mark Henry.
As a face, Ryback looked confined; his character had no real room to grow. But as a heel, he's got an edge and ferocity that was lacking. His dead-cold stare directed at Cena as three men beat him was chilling.
So Ryback facing Cena as a heel, and beating him for the title, sets up Ryback for a summer-long run with the belt. The last heel champion was Punk, whose final few months as champion saw him morph into the classic cowardly champion.
This won't be Ryback. He'll be on the same lines as Henry for strength, Yokozuna for bodily damage and Gulf War-era Sgt. Slaughter for simple evil tendencies.
A Ryback run with the WWE Championship allows the company to have a young monster be the man to beat. Cena is at his best when he's chasing the belt and out righting wrongs. A summer-long program with Ryback, where Cena regains the belt at SummerSlam, will help create a lasting career for Big Hungry.
Not only does Ryback prove he can main event shows, but holding the gold will erase all the damage his last six pay-per-view losses dealt him. That damage would be his loss of intimidation and lack of interest in his matches. Why would the WWE Universe care about a guy and his match if his record showed he was going to lose?
Truly, mean guys are in short supply in the WWE these days. Ryback could ride the heel wave for a few years, taking over for the likes of Henry and Brock Lesnar once they move on to other things.
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A test for religious moderates
Published 9:06 pm, Thursday, September 13, 2012
I have a message for those people who claim that the deaths of Ambassador Christopher Stevens and the three other American diplomats in Libya was done in the name of Islam.
You are wrong.
As an imam who has spent a lifetime studying the Quran and Islamic law, I know that the religion prohibits taking innocent life.
The Quran states: "No soul shall be held responsible for the crime of another." The Quran equates killing an innocent with killing all of humankind.
We are a religion of law, not lawlessness.
These Libyans who attacked the U.S. consulate in Benghazi and killed the American diplomats committed a heinous sin under Islamic law, and I condemn it.
What is doubly tragic is that Ambassador Stevens helped the Libyan people free themselves from the yoke of Moammar Khadafi and that the United States intervened militarily to save Benghazi from the wrath of Khadafi's troops.
In Cairo on the same day, the scene was enough to make any American's blood boil. Young Egyptians scaled the walls of the American embassy, hauled down the American flag and ripped it to pieces. In its place they waved a black flag with white letters reading in Arabic, "There is no God but Allah and Mohammad is his messenger."
It evoked images of the take over of the American embassy in Iran in 1979 that has led to more than three decades of cold war between Iran and the United States.
What provoked the protest in Cairo is a video — what the protesters are calling a U.S.-produced video — that defames the Prophet Mohammad.
For a religion that prohibits any image of Mohammad, this video was not just sacrilegious. It portrayed Mohammad as hypocritical, lustful and violent.
Of course, the video was not produced by the U.S. government.
No American official would have anything to do with something so vile and degrading to a religion.
News reports initially identified the filmmaker as a California man named Sam Bacile. But authorities later identified Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, a Coptic Christian living in Southern California, as the driving force behind the film and said that he had used the fake name Sam Bacile. Coptic Christians in Egypt feel they are under attack by the country's Muslim majority.
Did the filmmaker really think this video would help Egypt's Coptic Christians?
A Cairo television host named Sheikh Khaled Abdullah, aired clips of the video translated into Arabic on an Islamic-focused television station on Saturday and posted them online.
Did Abdullah really think he was helping Egypt in its transition to a democratic government?
The answer is no.
These people just want to stir up trouble. They are part of the radical fringe that pushes constant turmoil rather than seeking solutions to begin to heal decades of strife.
Extremists of all religions excite the worst, most extreme reactions from others. It takes only one extremist action to set off a chain reaction that goes around the world.
In the Quran, God tells us not to insult the beliefs of others, lest they take revenge by insulting God. Humility in our understanding of God's purposes requires Muslims to respect other religions.
By taking the bait offered by extremist Islamophobes, we Muslims embarrass ourselves and reinforce stereotypes held by those who hate us — all while violating God's law.
The real conflict is not Christian vs. Muslim or Muslim vs. Jew. It's a struggle between extremists and moderates of all religions.
That's why the moderates amongst us in all faith traditions must work together to combat extremists.
I would ask Muslims to recognize that the best way to oppose hate speech is to ignore it. Reaction is precisely what a hater wants to provoke.
We can show the falsity of their messages simply by turning our backs.
Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf is author of "Moving the Mountain" and chairman of Cordoba Initiative, an independent, multifaith and multinational project. He will speak on "Advancing Peaceful Coexistence between Christians, Jews and Muslims" at Skidmore College on Sept. 22.


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Hugely intense aromas jump from the glass, full of exotic fruits like mango, guava, pomegranate and mulberry all held together with a thread of herbal spice. On entry this is tighter and less fleshy than one might expect from the nose, with a really attractive core of violet tinged black plum and mulberry fruit. This lacks the exoticism found on the nose but shows really fine balance with fine grained tannins and integrated acidity supporting the fresh fruit that is underlain with soft earthy and herbal nuances. The finish throws a bit of chocolate and cedar into the mix, and shows fairly good length. This is lovely, easy to drink yet both subtle and complex. 88pts Find it Here
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Interesting how Washington represents here. They do very nice blends at great prices. I've become a big fan.
would love to learn everything I can in regards to wine
Washington is doing some greet work these days, too bad many of the wines are not widely distributed.
MrWinelover, there's a lot of great resources here on Snooth, and keep trying wines, it's the best way to learn!
You might want to try Bogle Phantom at $ 15.99 in Cherry Hill, NJ. It's a blend of Old vine zin, old vine mourvedre and petite syrah. Their petite S and Old vine zin are standalone winners around $ 8 and embarrassingly low priced for the quality delivered.
Coppola Rosso is a blend that varies contents each year, they used to publish what is in it, but they no longer do. It is rather raw, but with 3 yrs of aging, it becomes a lovely Italianesque wine, but with more body.
You might want to try Bogle Phantom at $ 15.99 in Cherry Hill, NJ. It's a blend of Old vine zin, old vine mourvedre and petite syrah
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- McLaren principal Martin Whitmarsh hopes teams will sign new Concorde deal
- He reveals that nine of the 12 teams have signed individual contracts
- Whitmarsh says McLaren will not take place on board until all teams sign up
- He is confident that Lewis Hamilton will agree new deal during upcoming break
McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh has called on Formula One's notoriously argumentative teams to unite and guarantee the future of the sport.
F1's commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone told CNN that the teams had agreed a deal until 2020 to replace the existing Concorde Agreement, which expires at the end of this year, but it has yet to be formally put in place.
"My fear is that at the moment the deal hasn't been done and therefore it adds some volatility to the situation," Whitmarsh said on the official F1 website.
"At times Formula One has lost opportunities because of inner frictions. We create dramas out here between us rather than saying, 'Hey, this is a fantastic sport, a world sport, and we should all work together and point in the same direction.' "
Whitmarsh revealed that most of the teams had signed individual contracts, but he warned that a new Concorde deal was needed to tie in motorsport's ruling body the FIA and dispel rumors of a breakaway competition.
"We must to come to the point of saying Formula One is big and important to all of us, so in large areas we should be aligned, and if we just can put aside our individual differences and focus on what we all want -- for example to be successful in America -- then that reflects on all of us," he said.
"I hope that there will be a Concorde Agreement that ties it all together because at the moment there are individual contracts. If we were not happy with our contract we wouldn't have signed it, but the danger is that if we all have individual contracts that is probably not aligning us and bringing us together.
"The Concorde is a tripartite agreement -- teams, commercial rights holder and FIA. It has never been perfect, but it's a model that before we abandon it we should be very cautious. Why reinvent something if it functions? Let's use it."
McLaren, Ferrari and Red Bull are expected to be represented on F1's new extended board but Whitmarsh said the English team would not take part until all have signed up.
"I don't think that it is a secret anymore that nine teams have signed the contract -- and I really hope that the silver team next door (UK-based Mercedes) will sign very shortly and it will be then that we will take up our board position," he said.
"We'd like to see that all the teams have signed before we join the board. I think it has to be clear that anyone joining this board isn't there to represent their team interests but try to contribute to Formula One and take a broader view.
"It is a phenomenally interesting opportunity. We have to come together more effectively -- then we can make it an even better sport in the future."
Whitmarsh is head of the Formula One Teams Association, which was involved in a bitter row with Ecclestone and the FIA over the future of F1 before finally signing the last Concorde Agreement in 2009.
Ferrari, Red Bull and Sauber pulled out in December 2011, raising the prospect of fresh division among the teams.
McLaren and Ferrari are the two most successful teams in F1 history, but Whitmarsh said he was confident they could overcome their differences for the good of the sport.
"I have a very good relationship with Ferrari. We've known them for 30 years now and have been fighting them on the track, in the pit lane, in the paddock, in FIA meetings, in court -- everywhere," he said.
"I respect that Ferrari is the biggest brand in Formula One. And for McLaren to say that is not something that comes easy. But it's a fact.
"And the second largest brand in Formula One is McLaren. Maybe in 50 years we will be bigger than Ferrari, but at the moment I respect what they represent. Of course we want to beat each other -- that will never change -- but consent should be possible."
Ferrari, without a world title since 2008, has been dominant this year as Fernando Alonso has overcome the Italian marque's early-season performance problems to lead the championship with three victories from 10 races.
McLaren made a strong start as Jenson Button won the opening grand prix, but then had to wait until the seventh in Canada for the next success when Lewis Hamilton came home first.
The two former world champions are well off the overall pace. Hamilton trails by 62 points in fifth while last season's runnerup Button is 86 points adrift in seventh ahead of this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix, after which there will be a month-long break..
McLaren's lack of race pace has led to speculation that Hamilton will not sign a new contract, but Whitmarsh is confident the English driver will continue his career-long association with the team.
"Based on what I've been told and what I've observed, Lewis wants to stay with this team and McLaren very much wants Lewis to stay," he said.
"Maybe we are over-comfortable with each other, but we haven't had the urgency to resolve that contract issue, so we all said, 'Okay, let's sort it out in the break.' And we are only one week away from the break. I suspect that we can resolve it during that period and come back with clarity for the rest of the season."
McLaren's hopes of a first constructors' crown since 1998 seem slim, trailing Red Bull by 70 points and second-placed Ferrari by 17 at the halfway point
"There is a tough development battle going on. Right now you have to say that Ferrari is the most improved team," Whitmarsh said.
"I think it is also fair to say that sometimes we have severe problems with the tires. I would not say that there is anything wrong with the tires, it's just that we are right at the knife-edge and sometimes it falls the wrong way.
"There is no doubt that tires have an enormous effect this year -- probably too much in my view -- but, on the other hand, for the fans it has been an incredibly intriguing season so far."
Whitmarsh believes the unpredictability of results -- there were an unprecedented seven winners from the first seven races -- has made the sport more appealing as it looks to enter new markets.
"We have to connect to younger people, who have got lots of entertainment options apart from sitting in front of the television," he said.
"Formula One is a world sport, of which there are only two -- soccer and Formula One -- so it is fantastic to see what's been achieved over the last 30 years. And we should be aiming to do it again in the next 30 years.
"I hope we can capture the imagination in North America. They are such a huge market, they love cars, and we are the premier motor racing in the world. So when we can provide them with entertainment -- and we have a product that is massively exciting -- then I'm sure we can make it."