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Robin Brownlee
May 26 2009 05:34PM
People fixated on his birth certificate or his grey hair are already second-guessing the choice of 66-year-old Pat Quinn as the new head coach of the Edmonton Oilers.
Of course, those who call the big Irishman old school and characterize him as some sort of dithering overseer without a grasp of the fineries of Xs and Os and the nuances of strategy in a game that's changed considerably since he broke into the NHL as a lumbering defenceman five decades ago, know not of what they speak. In simple terms, they're so far off, they don't know what they don't know.
Fact is, Quinn is one of the more progressive thinkers in the game. He is a tactician and a teacher, a believer in systems play, of tailoring his philosophy to the talent at his disposal and a consummate team builder. Don't be fooled by the pin-striped suits and cigars.
Quinn began learning his trade under Fred Shero with the Philadelphia Flyers during the 1977-78 season before taking over as the head coach in 1978-79. He's been drawing up game plans and tweaking defensive zone and forechecking systems since. Hell, Quinn was utilizing videotape to break down opponents with the Broad Street Bullies long before Roger Nielsen was dubbed Captain Video.
So, while GM Steve Tambellini doesn't need my stamp of approval, he's got it after unveiling Quinn and Tom Renney as his associate coach at Rexall Place today. Quinn is the right man for the job and the right fit for the Oilers.
Just you watch.
Quinn, a two-time Jack Adams Award winner as NHL coach of the year (1979-80 with Philadelphia and 1991-92 with Vancouver) with a career regular season record of 657-481-154-26 in Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Vancouver and Toronto, laughs off the tag he's a throwback and a fossil.
And he should. Anybody who has been around the NHL game awhile knows there are young men who are old thinkers and old men who are young thinkers -- the birth certificate has nothing to do with it. "I feel like I've been ahead of the curve in a lot of approaches," smiles Quinn when asked about his coaching style. "Heck, I was sending people out of the (offensive) zone, we call it the stretch now, in 1979. That's why we went 35 games without a loss (in Philadelphia)."
Off the NHL coaching carousel since 2006, Quinn coached Canada to a gold medal at the 2008 World Junior Championship. Having dealt just fine with a roster full of pimply-faced teenagers, I don't see a generation gap being a problem with the likes of Oilers youngsters Sam Gagner, Andrew Cogliano or Patrick O'Sullivan. At the same time, Quinn will lean on his veterans, but not with no questions asked. He'll do his homework on who's who and what's what when it comes to veterans and the question of leadership before scratching out a pecking order. That, I'm guessing you'll agree, is a good thing.
"I have to do some research on some of the players," Quinn said. "I must admit I haven't watched a lot of them in the past couple of years. I've been concentrating on junior hockey. "I have some learning to do about the individuals with this organization, but I do know there's talent there. The talent did not become a team like everybody had hoped it would.
"Maybe there were too many similar kinds of players. Good teams have a mix, just like we hope we're a good team here at the coaching level with different assets and different ways to make contributions. The players on the ice have to have that same sort of mix."
From a tactical perspective, Quinn favours a puck-possession game and he'll blend all the offensive talent he can get his hands on with grinders and role players who fit the mix. Quinn's a proponent of having his team play his way and making opponents adjust as opposed to constantly changing things up based on the opposition. He doesn't regularly match lines, opting instead to use a shutdown pairing of defencemen and a maybe a defensive forward. Of course, the former Oil King also likes toughness in his line-up, which is no surprise given how he played.
Quinn, for those who weren't even born at the time, once knocked Bobby Orr so goofy with a wicked hit he almost started a riot:
He and Steve MacIntyre will get along just fine.
"You set up a style of play that is best suited to give the talent you have the opportunity to win," Quinn said. "We will do that. We'll give a system of play that, hopefully, encompasses our look at all of our players. At the end of the day, whatever you have, you still have to win and that's the bottom line. We'll find ways to help these guys become a team."
There's one other thing those who don't really know squat about Quinn don't understand because you can't attach a number to it, and that's his passion for the game. Quinn has as much fire in him to succeed now as he ever has, and that was apparent today.
Of course, some people will sniff the hiring of Quinn signals that the Old Boys Network is alive and well and that the only difference is it's Tambellini's old pals, not Kevin Lowe's, who get the jobs now. What, Tambellini was supposed to make Scott Arniel or Todd Richards the most important hire of his tenure as GM rather than go with somebody he knows, trusts and respects?
Please. That's naïve beyond words.
Call it a safe hire if you like -- I respect the opinion of colleague Jim Matheson immensely and he is leaning that way on the choice of Quinn and Renney -- but I wouldn't be rolling the dice on a promising but unproven newcomer right now, as tempting as it was, given the qualified candidates.
Quinn's the right guy.
-- Listen to Robin Brownlee every Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m. on Just A Game with Jason Gregor on TEAM 1260.
It took me 10 seconds of listening to the guy on the radio (Quinn) to know I'd follow him right off a bridge.
THANK YOU! People that don't think this is a great pick up by the Oilers don't know anything about hockey. The guy has missed the playoffs as a coach, what, once? All he does is win games, at every level he's coached.
"but he's too old"
Renney is right there as an assistant. Is that not 2000 games of NHL experience sitting behind our bench? Sweet Lord people, this has to be a new record for throwing someone under the bus.
May 26 2009, 06:15PM
I love that freaking hit on Orr. Classic.
May 26 2009, 06:21PM
@ Robin:
Two questions for you, if I may, since I'm not going to argue your knowledge level:
1) Does it concern you at all that he doesn't match lines? 2) Do you think he's a coach who gets the most out of developing players?
I ask these questions because from what I've seen (during his Toronto tenure) was that he played a rather freewheeling style that gave his forwards (almost all veterans) a lot of initiative to make decisions. It worked there, at least in part because those players were mostly veterans and he always had the goaltending to bail out the team when things went south.
I'm worried that his coaching suited Toronto's roster, but may not suit that of the Oilers. I'm sure you'd disagree, but if you'd elaborate I'd appreciate it.
Great hire...
Now lets focus on getting a team to match the coaching staff.
@ Jonathan Willis: How do you know what the Oiler roster is going to look like come training camp?
May 26 2009, 06:29PM
surshot wrote:
@ Jonathan Willis: How do you know what the Oiler roster is going to look like come training camp?
Well, I suppose they could dump most of Cogliano, Gagner, Nilsson, O'Sullivan, Pouliot, Brodziak, Reddox, Stortini, Brule, Potulny, Jacques, Gilbert, Grebeshkov, Smid, Peckham and Chorney, but it seems to me that if they're determined to turn a team of youngsters into a veteran team overnight just to suit the coach, they would have been better off with a different coach.
In other words, it's reasonable to assume that Quinn will be dealing with a roster still on the inexperienced side.
May 26 2009, 06:29PM
@ Jonathan Willis:
Quinn doesn't get enough credit for being quick on his feet when it comes to adapting and tweaking the game he likes to play based on the roster he has. Pat likes up-tempo pick possession and that can work here with the players he has. If it doesn't pan out because there is a measure of inexperience here, he till tweak things -- in the short term by moving people around or in the long term by acquiring the players he is lacking.
I've never been alarmed by coaches who don't line match. Matching a defensive pairing can be, and often is, effective in shutting down a high-scoring forward line. I also like it that he sees values in a defensive specialist/pest/pain-in-the-ass type to check and bolster a shutdown pairing. That kind of player might also help the lame PK.
May 26 2009, 06:35PM
@ Robin Brownlee:
Thanks for the reply. Since you're here, can you recall a time he had a relatively young team? The Canucks quite young when he came aboard, weren't they?
I don't know if Quinn has the right tactics and style for this team.
That's not the important point. The team was strung along with the same lackadaisical system (or lack thereof) for way too long.
But it doesn't matter. He's a proven coach, with a good record, and a fresh voice in the room. I have to think that anything will be an interesting change if not an improvement over the last guy. What was his name again?
Getting a new voice who happens to be a respected and talented coach is win/win, IMO.
May 26 2009, 06:43PM
@ Jonathan Willis: I understand your skepticism, but what does it matter if Quinn prefers to use vets, because he isnt going to get any of value when he gets here. He wont make the Moreau/Pisani line the defacto 1st line just because they can legally rent cars. He isnt an idiot. Plus maybe Renney convinces him to at least do a minimal amount of line matching. Or maybe the value of Line matching has been over-rated against the value of rolling the lines, i dont know. I'm sure that if Brodziak and Macintyre crap the bed every time theyre out against the other team's best line they wont find themselves in that position too often.
As far as I'm concerned the Oilers managed to check off 2 boxes (at least) from their coaching wish list. They get the most experienced coach available and they get a technical guy. There is no perfect candidate available, otherwise he would already be working, so until the season starts there is no sense in getting too down on the coach.
May 26 2009, 06:50PM
@ Archaeologuy:
I'm a bit of a contrarian; when I see unabashed optimism I get skeptical, when I see pessimism I look on the bright side. It's a curse.
I don't have a problem with a "retread"; experience in the NHL, and especially success are never bad things.
I like the tandem hiring. Good look IMO. WILLIS, weren't Trevor Linden and Pavel Bure young players under Quinn?
Jonathan Willis wrote:
@ Archaeologuy: I'm a bit of a contrarian; when I see unabashed optimism I get skeptical, when I see pessimism I look on the bright side. It's a curse.
Problem is, after this year Tambo could hire two beagles for coaches and there would still be unbridled enthusiasm.
BTW - I LOVED that fan giving the Boston how-dee-do over the glass (in the video). That would get somebody 5 years at least in the big house today.
May 26 2009, 07:05PM
@ RossCreek:
Linden and Bure for sure, and I'd guess Ronning wasn't all that old either. Beyond that I'm not sure.
I'm likin Tambellini's moves so far. I can't wait for next season already.
Just because some of the posters don't agree with the choice of Quinn doesn't mean they don't know anything about hockey; this is an insult, to say the least. On the contrary, some have seen Quinn up close coaching in Vancouver and Toronto. What it seems we're getting here is an effort on the part of Brownlee to discourage criticism of Tambellini's choice, the Odd Couple. It is apparent Brownlee is drinking the Tambellini Kool Aide! The only good thing I see is that Marc Crawford wasn't chosen; something most posters will probably agree upon. Other than that, we have just inherited a different Old Boys' network. Three year contracts! How many years does Tambellini have on his contract? If the new Old Boys aren't miracle workers with the mediocre players under contract, Tambellini and company will soon be gone. The future of the Oil is now in their hands; now I'm worried. And there will be a lot of guffawing and scratching of heads around the NHL over this risky choice. For Oilers' fans everywhere, we will now have to contend with the Chinese curse, our NHL hockey lives has just become more INTERESTING!
May 26 2009, 07:28PM
Jonathan Willis wrote:
@ RossCreek: Linden and Bure for sure, and I'd guess Ronning wasn't all that old either. Beyond that I'm not sure.
In Quinn's first year with Philadelphia, when he won his first Jack Adams Award and lost in the Cup final in 1979-80, he had eight players 23-or-under.
In Quinn's first year with Vancouver, 1990-1991, he had 15 players 23-or-under play at least a handful of games.
In 1991-92, when Quinn won the Adams Award with the Canucks, he had seven players 23-or-under.
Quinn didn't always have a completly veteran team in Toronto, either. In 1998-99, the 23-and-under crowd included Mike Johnson, Fredrik Modin, Alyn McAuley, Thomas Kaberle, Bryan Berard, Danny Markov, Ladislav Kohn, Chris McAllister and Jason Podollan.
May 26 2009, 07:38PM
@ DonDon: The point, because you missed it, is people shouldn't discount Quinn because of his age or the broad misconception he's weak technically or doesn't know how to coach young players.
Tambellini's Kool-Aide? I don't give a squirt if you disagree with Quinn's hiring or if you criticize Tambellini, but it would be nice if you had a grasp of the facts. I wrote what I wrote because I think Quinn is the right choice.
Robin - even before nailing this situation almost two weeks ago, I think most of us here are very appreciative of you and Gregor's continued participation on this site. After all the good insight you've provided, I'm amazed how some guys still want to go after you. *facepalm*
May 26 2009, 07:54PM
I hope he's the right guy. I remain on the guardedly pessimistic side for now.
My hope is that the Oil don't get older to suit the coach. It would be better long term to work with the blue-chippers they have and build for 2-3 years down the road. Then keeping building for the future. I don't think the 'win it this year' mentality should apply to this team.
Canes are out. Egg on my face for calling them to win the cup this year!. Can I blame it on the Chinese curse, maybe?
May 26 2009, 08:17PM
My greatest misgiving about Quinn as a coach after watching his tenure in Toronto is his tendency to not only chirp the refs, but also have his players constantly carping at the officials.
I believe Sundin, McCabe, Tucker, Domi, even Roberts and other Leafs of a few years ago got extra penalties (or the opponents didn't get one) because of their reputation as whiners.
It's hard to shake my image of the Quinn-era Toronto teams as indisciplined complainers.
Every coach has got to work the refs, but I pray we don't see the Oil go down that road.
I'm pretty excited about this signing. I can't wait for the playoffs to be over and the offseason overhaul to begin!
May 26 2009, 08:29PM
OilerInPurgatory wrote:
Every coach has got to work the refs, but I pray we don't see the Oil go down that road.
I see where you're coming from, but I think it said more about players like Tucker and McCabe than Quinn.
Also, I don't imagine MacT earned any special favours from the refs when he went nuclear on McGeough and called him a 'spastic' in the media a couple of years ago.
I'm not sure Quinn is the best guy but I'm not sure he isn't either.
What I feel confident about is that he is probably the candidate with the best chance at inspiring confidence in the dressing room right now.
I think that if a young guy wont play for a guy with Quinn's track record then they wont play for anybody.
kingsblade wrote:
I think that if a young guy wont play for a guy with Quinn's track record then they wont play for anybody.
Agreed. From the press conference today, I got the impression they won't be in the org very long either if they don't. I bet Dustin Penner was buying a Club Fit membership this afternoon.
May 26 2009, 08:52PM
I am sitting here just shaking my head.
I would say if anyone else on the market, has the type of resume's that these two have, they would be working already. Both career coaches.
I think we were lucky to get these two on board. I hope they can breath new life into the team, after so long shut up in MacT's system.
Give all the boys a chance to come to camp, with no history, a clean slate to show the new coach, how wrong the old one was, about you.
When is Draft day again? Do I see some big moves ?
May 26 2009, 09:30PM
David S wrote:
Robin - even before nailing this situation almost two weeks ago, I think most of us here are very appreciative of you and Gregor's continued participation on this site. After all the good insight you've provided, I'm amazed how some guys still want to go after you. *facepalm*
Thanks, but don't sweat it. It comes with the territory. Besides, the people who were taking shots at me after the May 13 story don't have a helluva lot to say today, do they? Guess I got lucky again.
May 26 2009, 09:34PM
99thoilerfan wrote:
When is Draft day again? Do I see some big moves ?
I'm hoping that some of the extra forwards can be used to move up in the draft. Goodbye O'Sullivan, Nilsson, and God willing Horcoff (just a dream).
Jonathan Willis wrote:
I'm a bit of a contrarian; when I see unabashed optimism I get skeptical, when I see pessimism I look on the bright side. It's a curse.
That is quite the curse. It's not like the kind that happens when you dont give a Romanian Gypsy top dollar for their wares, but its not nearly as benign as being cursed by one of those fake Wiccan practitioners.
May 26 2009, 09:40PM
Librarian Mike wrote:
OilerInPurgatory wrote: Every coach has got to work the refs, but I pray we don't see the Oil go down that road. I see where you're coming from, but I think it said more about players like Tucker and McCabe than Quinn.
I do agree for Tucker and McCabe, but the one that mystified me was Sundin. Always took the responsibility in front of the press, seemed pretty sterotypically "Swedish" - polite, etc. But he became progressively yappy on-ice when he wore the "C" for Quinn. No Nik Lidstrom style strong, silent leadership. Chopper's already no shrinking violet with the refs, and I can see Quinn as not reining that in, if anything making it worse.
Librarian Mike wrote:
Also, I don't imagine MacT earned any special favours from the refs when he went nuclear on McGeough and called him a 'spastic' in the media a couple of years ago.
For sure, and I bet Renney's got his own special relationships with a few zebras. I just know from being subjected to 10+ years of TML as my "local" team (aside - come on Balsillie!) that the Leafs had a poorer rep than most. Some may have been "woe is us" played to the media though.
I thought the Oilers were going to go for a younger coach like Paul Maclean or similar. That was what the press printed regarding Tambo's criterium to go younger. Don't get me wrong I also like Quinn as someone that will have the patience and be firm but fair when necessary esp. involving the younger players. MacT seemed to lack that character aspect but he does seemed to do better with older seasoned players. I can't wait to see what Quinn and Renny can do with the stragglers and underachievers; and oh yeah, the extinct powerplay as well...
@ Robin Brownlee: Congratulations, it appears that if anyone disagrees with your point of view, they don't have a grasp on the facts. Or they don't know anything about hockey. Or they are naive. Pretty insulting, considering you really don't know your audience on this blog. You are entitled to your opinion and the rest of us are entitled to our opinions, whatever they may be. No one is absolutely right or wrong in subjective matters such as this. I expected better from you as to balanced reporting as a pro sportswriter. Is Quinn the right coach for the Oilers at this time? I don't think so, but we'll see as next season progresses. I feel warmer about Renney. And what does Bucky bring to the table? So far, Tambellini is one for one on major decisions. The next test is providing the fans with the type of players he described in his presser announcing the firing of MacT.
May 26 2009, 09:53PM
Hopefully between the 2 of them they can do what others have failed at: Make the powerplay work. We'll see I guess.
I doubt age will be a factor, and having 2 coaches is a masterstroke. Hey, if it works it works. Like you, I'm very excited to see how the players respond.
May 26 2009, 09:59PM
@ DonDon: And if someone disagrees with you they are drinking the Kool Aid?
And, yes, everybody is entitled to an opinion, but things are so much more entertaining if those opinions have some basis in fact. Or no?
May 26 2009, 10:02PM
Great hire by Steve. I think they will both do well. In watching the video on TSN, Quinn said the team had to many forwards that looked the same. Good point and he is upfront with that.
I feel for Billy Moores. Looks like he is out. Same for Charlie Huddy. I really dont' understand how Bucky made the cut.
May 26 2009, 10:11PM
@ charlieangels: Bucky is tight with Katz. Him staying on was a called shot weeks and weeks ago.
May 26 2009, 10:14PM
@ Robin Brownlee:
Hey Robin. I have a question for you, seeing as how you are a real reporter and actually have contact with players and stuff.
Do you think having these new coaches will have any effect on the Oilers' ability to attract top players? I know there has been talk that Renney might be the carrot that brings Jagr here (although I'm not sure that's a great idea, but whatever). Do you think there are 'names' out there that are thinking 'new coaches, new direction. I could go there'? Or, do we have to wait until the big one wipes out the west coast and Edmonton becomes beachfront property?
May 26 2009, 10:19PM
@ Librarian Mike: Good question. If all things are equal -- and that's a big if -- a player will sometimes gravitate toward a coach he has had success with or has enjoyed playing for. Still, assuming a player will get roughly the same salary regardless of where he signs, it often comes down to having a chance to win and lifestyle, especially for family guys. Truth is, Edmonton won't top any list of destinations for free agents, but having Quinn and Renney in the fold won't hurt and, in the specific case of Jagr (bad idea) could help.
May 26 2009, 10:32PM
I don't care if Joey Moss coaches as long at this team wins and competes better than they have under the Lowe/MacT regime. Robin don't be so damn grumpy when somebody disagrees with you. You're not always right and others are not always wrong. The point of a blog is to discuss, agree or disagree but always to enjoy doing it. That's why I read it. What would the point be if you wrote a story on here and 100 guys agreed with it? I'd go read another blog because I enjoy the discussion and banter. Everyone on here has the utmost respect for you so just relax please.
Beauty hire(s), very pleased with the job Tambo did in getting BOTH Quinn and Renney. Even the most vehement of skeptics must admit that's quite an accomplishment.
Hopefully Quinner is what this team needs to finally take the next step. I'd like to think so, and having Renney as the "Ace in the hole" doesn't hurt either.
Hes a guy who has been outcoached head-to-head in the playoffs.
May 26 2009, 11:22PM
Robin, what do you think Tampa would be looking for to get Lecavalier? without giving up Hemsky or Gagner do the Oilers have the players to package up - Gilbert, Cogliano and O'Sulivan enough?
@ esa tikkanen: Al Strachen reported that Vinny will be a King by his deadline. I can see them having the type of young players available to make a flip for Vinny work...Strachen might have bad hair, but he usually has some good insight. We can dream...but, I just don't think that when a guy signs a 10 year deal with Tampa Bay, he ends up in cold, cold Edmonton.
May 26 2009, 11:56PM
@ Sourcrouse: Robin, thanks for the insightful answer.
DonDon wrote:
And there will be a lot of guffawing and scratching of heads around the NHL over this risky choice.
Just wondering how this could be any more risky than picking a coach with no NHL experience or giving the job to one of MacT's former assistants?
It seems to me the Oilers have hedged their bets with this one. Quinn gets another oportunity to coach in the show, a place where he's had nothing but success and Renney is in the background waiting in the wings.
As far as criticizing Tambellini's choice, none of us, free spech, open blog or not are in a position to do that considering the fact that Quinn has yet to coach a game for the Oilers.
Why don't we give the man a chance and let's not expect the man to make a silk purse out of a sows ear......
What I hate is this new old boys club approach . . .
What do you think someone is not going to hire people they have worked with (and had some minimal degree of success with)? Business does this all the time, but every time the Oilers hire someone with connections it is a complete mistake. How big do you all think the hockey world? Even if the Oilers hired Scott Arniel, someone could complain about his links to Tambo and the Dys.
What do you folks want? For the Oilers to hire someone from Russia.
A crucial difference that people are missing:
Oilers Old Boys Club: hiring people with zero experience into critical positions within the team.
Vancouver Old Boys Club: hiring people with proven track records of success into critical positions within the team.
Guess which one of those two I'd rather see.
May 27 2009, 07:01AM
@ Robin Brownlee:
silly brownlee. we all know that uneducated personal opinion farts in the face of facts on these here interweb message boards.


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Affects Version/s: 1.9.16
Fix Version/s: 1.9.17
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Tim Gus did the hard work, so I am going to submit this for integration.
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Tim, can you have a quick look and verify that I have correctly transferred your patch into git, before I submit it for integration.
In particular, please can you confirm that I got the author information on the commit correct. Thanks.
The patch from github looks correctly transferred as well as the author information.
The main moodle.git repository has just been updated with latest weekly modifications. You may wish to rebase your PULL branches to simplify history and avoid any possible merge conflicts. This would also make integrator's life easier next week.
TIA and ciao
thanks, i've integrated this into 1.9.x
(amended the git message to have this MDL issue in the beginning of the message.)
Grrr! I intentionally did not amend the commit message, so that all the fixes for
MDL-27045 had the same commit comment. This issues was just about the task of back-porting that previous issue to one more branch. This is not really the issue that is being fixed. I am sure the commit number has not been amended in other situations where a fix was first applied to one branch, and later back-ported to more. Perhaps you integrators would like to discuss this amongst yourselves, and agree what the policy is.
I think we are more or less used to (basic):
MDL-31055 Backport MDL-27045 to 19_STABLE
(or similars, with complete description, but always with 1st issue being the current one, not the original to be backported. That goes to the description)
So I think Apu did ok. Ciao
PS: Adding this to the integration bible
Tim, spoke briefly to Eloy and agreed that '
MDL-31055 backport disabledIf fix from 2.0. ( MDL-27045)' was towards what we want. The direct MDL issue bringing this commit from patch to into moodle.git is first, the rest can be left to description.
i'm not sure of the other situations but if there is supposed to be another convention that would be preferred, it should be agreed and documented.
I'm hoping things would be clarified further when we've got integration docs.
I'm aiming to have the very 1st version public available along January. Till now, all I've is a loooong list of comments/habits/notes... stay tuned.
Hi Tim,
Am getting the following error when I try to run the test script (with error reporting set to E_ALL)
Notice: Undefined variable: PAGE in H:\wamp\www\repo2\MOODLE_19_STABLE\moodle\checkboxtest.php on line 35
( ! ) Fatal error: Call to a member function set_url() on a non-object in H:\wamp\www\repo2\MOODLE_19_STABLE\moodle\checkboxtest.php on line 35
My guess is the test script was not designed for 1.9? waiting for further test instructions on this.
Indeed, the test script was designed for 2.x.
Attached is a version on the script that works in 1.9.
Hi Tim,
This is what I am getting
With checkbox ticked : - + - - +
with checkbox unticked: - + - + -
which is different from the expected result as stated in the linked issue
Verify that the following pattern of enabled/disabled text fields is shown (with + meaning "enabled" and - meaning "greyed out"):
When checkbox is ticked: + - + - +
When checkbox is not ticked: - + - + -
Oh dear. And in fact, what you are seeing is exactly the same as what I saw when I was fixing the test script, on an older version of 1.9, so the patch here seems to have no effect.
Still, it also does no harm
Well, it has not effect on the JavaScript, it does fix PHP notices.
I suggest we just leave this. We only integrated this change because someone in the community submitted it, and it can only make things better. The fact it does not make things perfect, well ... this is 1.9, we are not really supporting it.
+1 to revert this (if it does nothing, better keep it out).
The change does something. It fixes a PHP warnings:
Warning: Missing argument 1 for HTML_QuickForm_advcheckbox::getPrivateName(), called in /fs1/www_root/tjh238/moodle_head/lib/formslib.php on line XXXX and defined in /fs1/www_root/tjh238/moodle_head/lib/pear/HTML/QuickForm/advcheckbox.php on line XX
Notice: Undefined variable: elementName in /fs1/www_root/tjh238/moodle_head/lib/pear/HTML/QuickForm/advcheckbox.php on line XXX
Oki, I'm going to pass this but:
- rewording a bit the title ("partially backport
MDL-27045to prevent some PHP warnings/notices").
- noting that this should not have been backported ever. 19_STABLE normal support is over since > 7 months ago. Only security support is enabled till June 2012 (we don't need the bible for that).
This is now available in the git and cvs repositories.
Consider the responsibility of your fingerprints engraved there for future generations!
Thanks for the work, closing, ciao


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Chapter 16
Paul counsels, Stand fast in the faith; let all things be done with charity.
1 Now concerning the
2 Upon the
3 And when I come, whomsoever ye shall approve by your letters, them will I send to bring your
4 And if it be
5 Now I will come unto you, when I shall pass through Macedonia: for I do pass through Macedonia.
6 And it may be that I will abide, yea, and winter with you, that ye may bring me on my journey whithersoever I go.
7 For I will not see you now
8 But I will tarry at Ephesus until Pentecost.
9 For a great
10 Now if
11 Let no man therefore
12 As touching our brother
14 Let all your things be done with
15 I beseech you, brethren, (ye know the house of
16 That ye submit yourselves unto such, and to every one that helpeth with us, and laboureth.
17 I am glad of the coming of Stephanas and Fortunatus and Achaicus: for that which was
18 For they have refreshed my spirit and yours: therefore acknowledge ye them that are such.
19 The churches of Asia salute you.
20 All the brethren greet you. Greet ye one another with an holy
21 The salutation of me Paul with mine own hand.
22 If any man love not the Lord Jesus Christ, let him be Anathema
23 The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you.
24 My love be with you all in Christ Jesus. Amen.


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So, it's actually a mistranslation (by Kubo probably). It's not YHWACH but actually JHWH/JAHWE :O (in some religions and believes, this is a true name of God). No wonder he tries to dethrone the Soul King, which a name like that, that's the only thing he would be aiming for in his life... this also explains the angel motive of his servants/soldiers and how he managed to survive for such a long time.
So the big plan is to absorb every fighter there currently is and obtain unimaginable amounts of power. So far Ishida Uryu is the only that can oppose him... looks like we can already guess what Uryu's Holy Complete Mode will be called, kukukuku...


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Thank You-Schmank You: Let's Ban the Thank You Card
Never was good with thank you cards. Never.
It wasn't something my mom really pushed when I was a kid.
My mother-in-law? She's old-school.
She ceaselessly hounded us for weeks to finish our wedding thank yous when in those same weeks I had a newborn, graduated from college, my husband went active duty, and we moved cross country to Missouri then moved cross country again to Alaska.
Excuses I know. They just were not a priority.
Now as a mother, I do try. Try miserably that is.
Yesterday we went looking in a box of party stuff for some pink sparklies from PB's birthday party from last year for a costume we are making.
Yes, the box, 12 months later, is still sitting in the office.
{{Shut up, I feel you judging me. Heh!}}
There we found some sparklies for her crazy hat... and a pile of half-written thank you notes.
Also in that box? Five loaded gift cards, 2 pairs earrings, a doll, a spa set, and the list goes on.
You see I made a rule to encourage us.
No using or playing with birthday gifts until all 25 notes were written.
How'd that work out for us? Hmmmm... I guess motivation was not enough.
For either of us.
Same rule applied to Eldest's birthday bash this summer. Still mostly unwritten and $200 in gift cards sits fallow on our island.
Here's the thing, we do evites and I hardly have half the mailing addresses anyways so it will be a major pain if he does actually finish hand writing them.
Seems too late. Maybe I want it to be too late.
Honestly? Is it just me or do thank you cards seem like a waste of time, paper, stamp, and pollution? Can't the party and party bag be thank you enough? Or perhaps an email?
Here's the thing: I hate getting mail. I glance at a beautiful thank you card and then cringe while I throw it in the trash when I get it.
I do the same for birthday cards.
It seems so decadent and wasteful in this age of clear cutting forests and global warming.
Of starving children and bloated bellies.
Of girls not having the basic sanitary napkins to go to school in Africa.
For us to throw away a card.
Christmas cards I understand because we at least display them for a month as decoration. Still? I sent our holiday letter electronically.
But a thank you card? It's discarded almost instantaneously, yes?
Then environmentally, was that 10 second read worth filling the landfills, the carbon-emitting mail truck, the cost, and yes, the time haranguing my daughter or son to hand write them?
I guess I see them as a waste when a simple email would be so much more responsible and appropriate and yes, in this day and age of over-scheduled families, easier.
Yes, I said it, easier.
Am I wrong?
I know older generations and old-schoolers will get out the sticks and rocks for this sentiment. They'll string me up, but I'd like their opinion as well as those from younger generations: Don't you think this throw back from a different age's time has passed?
I honestly think the push to keep it is from greeting card companies and elderly grandmothers with no email accounts. Just like the newspaper, perhaps the ink and paper version needs to fade away?
Truly, is it the paper, envelope, and stamp or the actual sentiment that counts?
I've had this idea in my brain for a while:
If we sent email thank yous, around $20 would be saved that I could donate instead to Heifer International or another charity. That's an entire flock of geese for a village. Seriously. A protein source for little bellies.
If you received such an electronic thank you with a note notating a donation to a worthy cause, would you be offended?
I am thinking for my sanity, the environment and for charity, we could start a movement.
Who is with me?
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Skip to comments.Mum's the word on Gore wiretapping
Posted on 01/19/2006 5:25:49 PM PST by Aussie Dasher
Presidential press secretary Scott McClellan today refused to acknowledge the fact that then-Vice President Al Gore led a Clinton administration program that potentially could have bugged every phone in the country, this after the Democrat hammered President Bush Monday for allowing wiretaps of suspected terrorists.
The "Clipper Chip" project would have placed a chip on new phones, allowing the federal government the means to eavesdrop.
"Isn't that worth pointing out to the American people, after [Gore] accused President Bush of breaking the law and violating the Constitution?" asked WND.
"I think you just did," responded McClellan. "This is an administration that is forward-looking, Les. We're focused on the priorities of the American people. No, I'm not going to get into that."
WND also asked the spokesman about first lady Laura Bush's unusually strong denunciation of Hillary Clinton for comparing the way the Republicans control the House of Representatives to a plantation.
Asked WND: "Has she ever been as outspoken as this before, in your knowledge?"
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We need some blood and Gore on the walls!
Gore really IS as stupid as he looks!
anybody else notice the similarity between 'Tipper' and 'Chipper'?....lol
No, I think it's worse than we could ever imagine.
The admin has an almost pathological inability to get its message accross. It makes the nation weaker. Very bad.
Al Gore: "The statute of limitations has expired."
Is anyone impressed with Scott McClellan?
(Or his mother?)
Check this link for NewsMax article about this "stunning" revelation. Searching Free Republic for nuggets such as that kind of puts a totally different spin onto that Geico Gecko commercial, eh?
<< Why the hell shouldn't he get into it?
We need some blood and Gore on the walls! >>
Gore always has been up the bloody wall.
And at one time was world's most dangerous dullard.
Recruited to be the vice-presidential running mate for the single cynical reason his sub-normality guaranteed the senate could never convict and/or bounce the fatally flawed, recidivist, lying, looting, thieving, mass-murdering, treasonous and impeached Billy-Bubba Blythe Cli'ton the Hell outta Dodge.
For Gawd's sake, man, don't hold back.
Tell us what you really think ! :)
Sometimes you need to step into the ring and sling some mud back at your opponent.
Bush thinks he is taking the higher ground here....after the MSM gets through with him, he may not feel this was the proper course.
ROFLOL! 75,000+ pages of hits on the topic.
ROFLOL! 75,000+ pages of hits on the topic.
yea, its been talked about ;-)
Its time some of these people get slapped back for their idiotic statements.
its not inability, they just do not want too.
Really, I think I would do the same, why justify this argument by answering it. It would make them appear small by participating but it would go no where in the Dem owned MSM.
a few intersting "Clipper Chipper" links:
I haven't been impressed with anyone named "McClellan" since 1862.
Tipper was only Chipper when she was on her meds
Wait, hold up, so something's OK just because Gore was willing to authorize it when he as in office? Fishy argument to me, given that Gore's no role model.
I think McClellan is a lightweight and his mother reminds me of Ann Richards. I don't understand why the Bush's won't touch any of the underhanded things that the Clintons did. I'm beginning to think Hillary's got something on them too.
I think McClellan is a lightweight and his mother reminds me of Ann Richards. I don't understand why the Bush's won't touch any of the underhanded things that the Clintons did. I'm beginning to think Hillary's got something on them too.
Scott McClellan is a light weight and his mother reminds me of Ann Richards. I'm beginning to think that Hillary must have something on the Bush's given their inability to ever say one bad thing about the Clinton adiministration.
"Tipper was only Chipper when she was on her meds"
and...Gore was only chipper when he was on his knees.
I guess u have never heard of the idea and practice of 'class'..?
You forgot "no controlling authority!"
Once again. . .we have to ask 'why'. . .
Sick of it. . .
algore was elected president you know?
Ask him, he'll tell you.
He'll also tell you Tipper is a hottie, thus proving he is out of his mind.
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This brick beauty in Washington has the proportions of a supermodel, all height and little width.
Listed for $549,999 by Tom Lewis of Redfin, the 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath row-house-without-a-row somehow manages to look surprisingly roomy and modern, thanks to some clever interior customization.
The floor plans show an indoor footprint of just about 12 feet wide at its widest by about 26 feet. The lot size is listed at 423 square feet, which means WYSIWYG when it comes to a yard -- a pocket garden in the front, nothing in the back. Yet the house manages to eke out nearly 1,300 square feet of living space spread over three levels, and that's not including what Lewis calls a "potential" rooftop deck (buyers to verify that potential, of course).
It's situated on an awkward piece of land on a triangular block in D.C.'s Shaw/U Street corridor. The house was built in 1910, and it's showing its age in places, particularly along one exterior wall coated in tar. (Click any of the photos here to go to a slideshow that includes a photo of that wall.) Lewis doesn't know the history of the place, but he says the neighborhood was heavily hit by the 1968 riots, and he speculates that a once-abutting building fell victim to blight and was demolished.
In recent years, though, the house has obviously benefited from some loving attention -- and it's an object lesson in how to maximize space and turn even the most unwieldy configurations into relative assets.
Note: You can click on any of the pictures here to go to a slideshow with floor plans and many more photos of the ultra-narrow house.
Let's go inside -- click to the next page.
This is what you see when you walk in the door. The floor is concrete, contributing along with the exposed ductwork (upper right) to a gentle industrial feel.
Pay attention to the backsplash of black, white and gray tiles, because you'll see that color scheme repeating throughout the house, helping the rooms flow into each other pleasingly. The kitchen counter doubles as a room divider. You can just glimpse the doorway to the half-bath in the back of the kitchen against the left wall, just past the silver refrigerator and stacked (space-saving!) washer and dryer.
Now turn around ... (click to the next page)
... and take a 360-degree look at the room you just entered. That's the front door, of course, anchored by a dark-and-light-patterned rug. Despite the sacrificed privacy, the glass door is smart, extending sight lines from within the house. A glass table anchored to the wall takes up little visual or physical space, making a potentially awkward bump-out into a cozy nook, without an inch of space wasted. The owners customized the table and the benches -- made from a tree -- to fit, Lewis says.
Let's turn around again and go upstairs. Click to the next page.
The second floor is open living area; this is the view from the top of the stairs. The owners' movie screen may not be practical for everyone, but it's a good solution to limited space. A flat-screen TV, with its dark screen, would have risked further narrowing the room visually. On the other hand, the mirror's reflective surface helps open up the width (though we might have chosen an less imposing frame).
Now turn around, and take a look at the rest of the open room. (Click to the next page.)
That's a little work nook the owners have squeezed into the bump-out. You've probably noticed the rug palette already. The open risers on the stairs help the narrow space feel airy.
The stair landing is pictured at right.
Two bedrooms and a bathroom are on the third level. The bathroom doors appears to slide rather than swing open and closed, another space-saving device. You can already glimpse the black-and-white tile.
Look up for a moment and you'll see what Lewis calls a "rooftop escape hatch" leading to what he optimistically envisions as a future deck.
The stair railing frames a view toward downstairs, which avoids slicing the narrow space into an even skinnier sliver. (Still, just for the record: Personally I'd find that railing unsettling. I suspect its insubstantial feel would induce vertigo, whether or not the railing framed a pane of glass.)
You can glimpse the larger of the home's two bedrooms there at the end of the corridor. Let's take a look. Click to the next page.
The third level is the one part of the house that feels just a little less cleverly laid out. Maybe the mattress above rests on the floor because a platform would have brought it up too high against the window? Whatever the reason, the unfinished quality makes this space perhaps the least appealing in the house (though you haven't seen the tiny second bedroom yet).
Now take a look at the bathroom, pictured at right.
Ah, this is more like it: This is the thoughtful design I've grown to know and love, if only vicariously.
The cabinetry and fixtures yet again echo the black-white-steely-gray palette throughout the home, and the medicine cabinet even offers the illusion of a window. The sink juts out above the cabinet, providing a generous size without taking up extra floor space.
And finally, let's visit the other bedroom. Click to the next page.
This snug room measures a mere 8 by 10 feet, though the mirrored closet makes it feel more expansive. What do you think of the translucent doors disguising more storage? It creates a sense of depth without exposing clutter, but somehow I'm not quite in love with it. And again, this bedroom feels a little unfinished compared to the rest of the house.
So what do you think of this house? Is it somewhere you'd live? Do you see any other lessons the rest of us might glean? Or maybe you have a few ideas from your own experience. I'd love to hear about them in the comments.
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e-plumber. Do you think it would be okay to cut through the pipe at the location of the hole and install a solvent weld coupling? I usually have enough slack to move the vent pipe up and down to make this joint. LonnythePlumber
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Overhaul of Global Environmental Governance to Meet 21st Century Challenges Tops Emerging Issues Selected by UN Scientific Panel20/
Nairobi, 20 February 2012-A complete overhaul of the way the planet is managed is urgently needed if the challenges of global sustainability are to be met for seven billion people. This is the conclusion of a wide-ranging Foresight Process conducted by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), involving a Foresight Panel and 400 leading scientists and experts from around the world. UNEP's Foresight Process was an eight-month process to identify and rank the most pressing emerging issues in the sphere of the environment- issues which perhaps do not currently receive the attention they deserve - but which have a huge impact on the planet and on human well-being. While the scientific community is on the frontline of assessing emerging threats and finding innovative solutions to environmental challenges, the report reveals that they need more support from international political and delivery structures if real progress is to be made and a sustainable century realized. Achim Steiner, UN Under-Secretary General and UNEP Executive Director, said: "The Foresight Process has brought a unique and sharp focus to the emerging issues the world is facing. It is a snapshot of expert scientific opinion, underlining how even long standing issues such as governance, food security and water scarcity are evolving and metamorphosing as accelerating environmental change presents fresh and fundamentally new challenges". "The findings dovetail with the summary for policy makers of GEO-5, which comes in advance of the full report - to be launched in early June- just weeks before Rio+20. The final report will offer the analysis and the scientific foresight that can not only inform governments, the public and civil society on just how far the current development path is stretching the planet and fast forwarding 'tipping points'. It hopefully will be also read, understood and digested by everyone interested in transforming sustainable development from theory and patchy success into implemented day to day practice," he said. UNEP's Foresight Panel consists of 22 distinguished members of the scientific community from 16 developing and industrialized countries, covering all world regions and who are internationally recognized because of their expertise in one or more environmental or related issues. The Panel, whose findings were released today at the opening of the 12th Special Session of the UNEP Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum, selected a preliminary list of 21 emerging issues after a first round of debate on more than 90 issues. These were put out for consultation and feedback from more than 400 leading scientists and researchers worldwide. Based on their responses, the panel produced a ranked list of "21 Issues for the 21st Century", concluding that the number one issue facing the planet is Aligning Governance to the Challenges of Global Sustainability. The current system of international environmental governance, with its maze of interlocking multilateral agreements evolved during the 20th century, is believed by the vast majority to be unsuitable and ill-equipped to meet the risks and deliver the opportunities for the 21st century. Some commentators believe that this system lacks the necessary representativeness, accountability and effectiveness for the transition to sustainability, and that a much higher level of participation and transparency is needed. New models of governance are being tested, ranging from public-private community partnerships to alliances between environmentalist and other civil society groups. However, the effectiveness of novel governance arrangements is unclear and requires further scrutiny. The second most pressing emerging issue is Transforming Human Capabilities for the 21st Century: Meeting Global Environmental Challenges and Moving towards a Green Economy. A wide-ranging upgrade is needed in the skills and education of the global workforce if the opportunities of the Green Economy are to be seized. Ranked number 3 of the 21 emerging issues is Ensuring Food Safety and Food Security for 9 Billion People. Although food security is a longstanding issue, the world needs to confront a new set of challenges such as climate change, competition for land from bioenergy production, heightened water scarcity, and possible shortfalls of phosphorus for fertilizer. Food safety also faces new challenges from increasing disease transmission from animals to people and food contamination There is an urgent need to increase the security and safety of the world's food supply by setting up more comprehensive early warning systems, supporting smallholder farmers, reducing food waste, and increasing agricultural efficiency. The Other Top Ten of Emerging Issues Ranked are: 4 - Broken Bridges: Reconnecting Science and Policy 5 - Social Tipping Points? Catalyzing Rapid and Transformative Changes in Human Behaviour Towards the Environment 6 - New Insights on Water-Land Interactions: Shift in the Management Paradigm? Joint 7th - Accelerating the Implementation of Environmentally-Friendly Renewable Energy / Beyond Conservation: Integrating Biodiversity Across the Environmental and Economic Agendas / New Challenges for Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation: Managing the Unintended Consequences 10 - Greater Risk than Necessary? The Need for a New Approach for Minimizing Risks of Novel Technologies and Chemicals.The launch of the Foresight Report comes in advance of the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20), to be held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on June 20-22, 2012 under the theme of a Green Economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication. The second overarching theme is the institutional framework for sustainable development. The report is aimed at providing governments, civil society and business with fundamental scientific assessments in order to forge a forward-looking outcome by the end.Global Survey Illuminates Regional Concerns with Boosting Renewable Energy to Water Scarcity Topping the List A regional breakdown of the global survey of 400 leading environmental scientists shows a remarkable consensus on the need to prioritise Renewable Energy. Respondents from Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean and Europe all placed Accelerating the Implementation of Environmentally-Friendly Renewable Energy Sources number one on their list of priorities for the 21st Century. Respondents from North America and West Asia placed it at number two, behind Getting a Grasp on Conflicting Water Uses and New Challenges for Improving Food Safety and Security, respectively. Global Environment Outlook-5 The findings from the Foresight Process and Panel also come in advance of UNEP's authoritative state of the environment report ? Global Environment Outlook (GEO-5) to be launched on and around World Environment Day in Brazil in early June ?weeks before the Rio+20 summit. Today, UNEP released the GEO-5 Summary for Policy Makers as a prelude to the full report. The Summary, which was negotiated and endorsed by governments on 31 January 2012, warns of the continued deterioration in the state of the global environment, pointing out that internationally agreed goals have only been partially met: The internationally agreed goal of avoiding the adverse effects of climate change is presenting the global community with one of its most serious challenges that is threatening overall development goals.The rate of forest loss, particularly in the tropics, remains alarmingly high.Today, 80 per cent of the world's population lives in areas with high levels of threat to water security, affecting 3.4 billion people, mostly in developing countries.At least 415 coastal areas have exhibited serious eutrophication and only 13 of these are recovering.Up to two thirds of species are threatened with extinction. Since 1970, vertebrate populations have fallen by 30 per cent and degradation has resulted in declines of 20 per cent of some natural habitats.The Summary for Policy Makers calls for policies that focus on the underlying drivers of environmental change (such as the negative aspects of population growth, consumption and production, urbanization) rather than just concentrating on reducing environmental pressures or symptoms. Recommendations include: The use of timely and accurate data to inform decision-making; Reversal of policies that generate unsustainable outcomes; The creation of incentives to advance sustainable practices; Urgent, ambitious and cooperative action by governments to meet internationally agreed goals; Strengthening access to information; The engagement of civil society, the private sector and other relevant actors in policy-making processes.The summary contains a number of priority areas for action and includes examples of promising policies and practices that can be scaled-up in all regions to help countries meet internationally agreed goals. It reinforces the Foresight Report's call for improved international environmental governance.Notes to Editors Information on the Twelfth Special Session of UNEP's Governing Council / Global Ministerial Environment Form ia available at: http://www.unep.org/gc/gcss-xii/To learn more about UNEP's 40th Anniversary, visit : http://www.unep.org/40thAnniversaryAbout the Foresight Report The Foresight Report is accessible online at: http://www.unep.org/publications/ebooks/foresightreport/ The Foresight Process was organized by UNEP's Chief Scientist's Office and the Division of Early Warning and Assessment. At the core of the process is a Foresight Panel consisting of 22 distinguished members of the scientific community recruited from developing and industrialized countries and internationally recognized because of their expertise in one or more environmental and related issues. The Panel covers a wide spectrum of research disciplines from environmental governance to marine sciences. 5 Panel members are from Africa, 6 from Asia and the Pacific Region, 3 from Latin America, 5 from Europe, and 3 from North America. 14 work mostly in the natural sciences and 8 in economics or the social sciences. 15 are men and 7 women.An electronic consultation was organized in order to obtain input from a wide sampling of scientists worldwide. An interactive electronic questionnaire was prepared with a list and descriptions of the 21 priority issues from the first Panel meeting. This questionnaire was sent to 933 scientists around the world who were asked to score the issues according to their importance (i.e., 1 = not so important, up to 10 = very important). They were also requested to provide comments on the issues, suggest additional issues, and suggest issues that should be dropped.The response rate was considered excellent (428 responses, giving a nearly 1 in 2 response ratio). The regional distribution of responses was also thought to be very good (Africa 17%, Asia/Pacific 16%, Europe 27%, Latin America 13%, North America 18%, West Asia 10%). The disciplinary and gender balance of responses reflected current realities in the scientific community (natural science 76%, social science and economics 24%; male 73%, female 27%). Data from the electronic consultation were analyzed by computing the average score and weighted scores based on region, expertise, and gender. These scores were used to rank the issues. The results served as the main input for the Foresight Panel meeting which then consolidated them into the Foresight Report. The Fifth Global Environment Outlook (GEO-5) Summary for Policy Makers is available at http://www.unep.org/geo/pdfs/SPM_Report.pdfAbout GEO 5 The Summary for Policy Makers is part of a series of Global Environment Outlook (GEO) products that report on the state, trends and outlooks of the environment and thus inform environmental decision-making while facilitating the interaction between science and policy. See www.unep.org/geo GEO-5 assessed progress and gaps in meeting 90 internationally agreed goals. Significant progress was found for just 4 goals; some progress has been made for 40 and for 32 goals there was very little or no progress. Furthermore, GEO-5 regional policy analysis provides over 90 promising policies and 116 case studies which can help countries speed up meeting our internationally agreed goals. The GEO-5 Summary for Policy Makers (GEO-5 SPM) is based on the scientific findings of the Global Environmental Outlook-5 report. 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One of New Balance's® best selling sneakers is here, and ready to pair with your favorite casual outfit. The 442 boasts retro track and field styling with a low-profile slim sole and casual perfection for any lifestyle. The ways to wear this New Balance® shoe are endless, you decide and wear perfection.
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A shopping experience like no other, this store has floor-to-ceiling gifts from around the would. Its specialties include handmade oak and Amish furniture, jewelry, linens, cards, Christmas items and more.
Tom Guirl's Beaver Creek Pottery
Find skillfully handmade and kiln-fired pottery to decorate your home.
We've been told we're "Not just the usual" garden and gift shop. We focus on Garden and Yard Art that is both functional and fun. You never know what unique, new or crafted item you might find here!
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Belvidere Rent All & Party Store
Get all your party supplies here! We rent just about everything, from blow-up obstacle courses, to tables and chairs, to wedding trellises. We also carry all sorts of tools and machinery to suit your needs.
Stop by and see their new location in Winter Plaza in Belvidere. Many wonderful gift items, fresh flowers, green plants, personalized service, and silk arrangements for home and office. Delivery all around the world -- AFS and Teleflora wire services.
Furniture from primitives to Victorian, advertising, signs, country accessories and more. Call ahead.
Large European and American furniture from 1840's to 1930's: armoires, sideboards, tables, bureaus, chairs. More than 1,000 stained and beveled glass windows, some matching. Owner makes several annual European buying trips.
Unique and specialty items located in the Boone County Historical Society Museum.
Here, at The Country Club, we produce handmade candles, soaps and bath products. Our wonderful soaps, lotions and bath bombs are carried in stores nationally and locally. Our hand-raised goats provide us with milk, which is used in many of our products. We have a full line of glycerin soap by the slice, and cold process soaps, as well as silky goat milk lotion in many fantastic fragrances. Our candles are well-known, and come in a huge variety of scents. We are really just a little shop full of unique soaps, candles and bath products.
Over 150 varieties of novelty candy, nuts and chocolate covered nuts. Antique soda fountain, shake machine, and freezers in use to bring back the memories of the good old days. Music from the 1950s and 1960s. Come by and turn back the clock. Closed during winter months.
Community Farmer's' Market. Due to their commitment to quality and freshness, not all products are available all year round. The farmers bring only their produce to market in their freshest state so not all selections are in stock every week. The Market does its best to ensure seasonal produce is abundantly available during harvest time. Open seasonally June through October.
Hailey's Winery, established in 2009, specializes in handcrafted wines from grape varieties native to Illinois, as well as other varietals, and seasonal fruits. Owned and operated by two women, Hailey's is a fully functioning winery, producing and bottling award-winning wines in Byron, Illinois location. We strive to offer a variety of wines and an enjoyable experience for each guest, and want our visitors to feel completely at ease with wine tasting and selection. The winery is open year round, with tastings available any time during business hours, monthly live music, and tasting room rental for private celebrations. We carry specialty cheeses, sausage, chocolates, craft beer selections, and gift items. Guests may gather, relax and enjoy our wines in the pleasant tasting room, or on our patio during warm weather.
This aquatic nursery has hundreds of water lilies, marsh plants, fish and related products. In business for a decade. Pond maintenance services available, call for an appointment.
Wind Ridge Herb Farm in Caledonia, IL grows over 400 varieties of culinary and medicinal herbs without the use of chemical fertilizers. The herbs produced by Wind Ridge Herb Farm are Certified Naturally Grown. They carry only natural products with no artificial dyes, preservatives, or additives; personally harvesting, inspecting, drying, and packaging the herbs in order to guarantee quality and freshness. The garden is available for meetings, tours, groups and catered lunches. Lunches are provided for groups of 8 or more, and include a garden tour.
McEachran Homestead was settled in 1857 by John McEachran, the great-great-grandfather of Herbert Greenlee, the current owner. In May 2010, it was born from a passion for quality wines. We are directly and meticulously involved with every stage in wine production: from growing the grapes on our two-acre vineyard to finishing and bottling the wine. We practice the philosophy of honoring the grape, not by ageing and adding flavors to the wines, but by keeping the integrity of each grape's flavors intact and allowing the freshness of our wines to speck for themselves. We proudly offer many seasonal fruit and 19 varieties of grape wines for purchase. We also have indoor and outdoor spaces available to hold events, such as weddings, showers, graduations.
The quaint shop opened in the fall of 2001, selling pumpkins and barn wood crafts. Antiques and crafts, from furniture and home decor to primitives, tools and vintage farm equipment -- there's a wide assortment to choose from.
Enclosed 2-level regional shopping mall with many external businesses on same property. Many public activities including craft and car shows, community and holiday events. Food court, children's play area, early morning walking. CherryVale Mall is also one of just a few locations with new Tesla Supercharging Stations. These stations are for the all electric-powered Tesla cars to use to charge up the vehicle.
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We are a 35 acre family owned orchard with approximately 5,000 apple trees. You have a choice of either picking your own apples, or purchasing the apples that we pick daily. Also available to pick: raspberries, (both summer and fall), blueberries and blackberries. We make our own cider (100% pure apple juice), donuts, apple pies, and delicious taffy apples. Our store offers many fall decorations, linens, candles, and other unique items for your home. You will find a variety of jams, jellies, salsas, squash, pumpkins, gourds, and much much more.
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Gift shop offering soy candles, goat milk lotion, room sprays and home décor. Open: Thursday and Friday: 9 am to 5 pm; Saturday: 9 am to 3 pm; or by appointment
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When? July 8, 2017!
This year the Swap Meet will be part of the 2017 WAAAM Traffic Jam. It's even more fun for everyone to enjoy!
Auto & Aero you say? Here at WAAAM we love our automobiles and airplanes so we just couldn't leave one of them out. The Swap Meet will have vendors with automobile stuff and other vendors with airplane stuff (and maybe even some with both!) so you can shop with all your needs in mind.
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Doors open at 8:00am!
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Food and drinks available on the grounds.
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(Pre-Registration closes July 1)
Registration: $25 for a 10' x 20' space.
WAAAM Member Registration: $15 for a 10' x 20' space.
(You may buy multiple spaces if you think you need a larger area.)
This price will get you a ticket for 2 people plus museum and car show admission.
The vendors will have their stalls in a gated area back behind the museum on the museum grounds. Premium spots will be used on a first come, first served basis. For further information see the registration form and the vendor guide below.
Set up is Friday from 3pm to 7pm.
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Dolce Vita Majesty Pump
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Get noticed in the Dolce Vita Majesty. In this platform pump, you'll still be the topic of conversation long after you've made your exit.
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Location: North Carolina
July 23, 2013
"I love these shoes!! Perfect for any night out! probably wont be able to wear them for hours on end but great for a few hours out on the town"
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Location: Norfolk, VA
July 18, 2013
Fancy but runs too short
"The style of this pump is definitely super cute! I was excited to receive them, however once I tried them on I was very disappointed. I normally wear a 9 1/2 to 10 in pumps so I ordered this one in a size 10. This shoes runs very short. I felt like I was trying to fit my foot into a size 9 shoe....very uncomfortable. Needless to say I have to return them :("
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Location: New Castle Delaware
June 22, 2013
ok shoe
"Was excited to get them and wear them out, however some of studs fell off. Will be returning to store....such ashame."
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Location: CT
May 26, 2013
"Run small & tight. Had to return,very cute though"
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Transfiguration of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ
The Gospel according to Matthew 17:1-9
At that time, Jesus took with him Peter and James and John his brother, and led him up a high mountain apart. And he was transfigured before them, and his face shone like the sun, and his garments became white as light. And behold, there appeared to them Moses and Elijah, talking with him. And Peter said to Jesus, "Lord, it is well that we are here; if you wish, I will make three booths here, one for you and one for Moses and one for Elijah." He was still speaking, when lo, a bright cloud overshadowed them, and a voice from the cloud said, "This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased; listen to him." When the disciples heard this, they fell on their faces, and were filled with awe. But Jesus came and touched them, saying, "Rise, and have no fear." And when they lifted up their eyes, they saw no one but Jesus only. And as they were coming down the mountain, Jesus commanded them, "Tell no one the vision, until the Son of man is raised from the dead."
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