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29 November 2009 at 10:05pm
Hey All,
I've noticed a few people posting jobs on the forum I thought it would be more useful if there was a dedicated SilverStripe Job Board so I had a bit of a play and launched this http://jobs.silverstripehq.com/.
As a note this is *not* affiliated with SilverStripe Ltd but its a little side project of mine that's hopefully going to be useful for people looking for developers and even developers looking for work!. So your logins from the forum / wiki will not work over there.
Would love to hear your feedback and if you think it will be useful!. The code powering the job board will be released as a jobboard module accordingly as well
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30 November 2009 at 6:30am Last edited: 30 November 2009 6:33am
Very good idea and very nice work.
Do you have a testing / sandbox area (subdomain) for your jobs posting mod / site? How does your module look with thousands of job postings? I am curious to see how it would all look, full-blown.
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30 November 2009 at 8:57am
Hey Yakiv, no live testing / sandbox currently. The functionality for the job board is still lacking for one of that scale - it currently has no searching ability, no filtering by type etc which would make having more then 10 jobs at a time a bit of a pain. I'll add searching / filtering when it becomes an issue!.
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3 December 2009 at 8:41am
Awesome, thanks Will!
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25 January 2010 at 9:54pm
Hi Will,
just stepped by to see the Jobboard. Nice. Only missing the date of each post. I think it would be good to see the age of the posts.
Anyway, hope it will be used frequently...
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Thanks mathiasmex,
I'll add space for that information when I next update the site.
EDIT: @mathiasmex Site updated. Now includes the age of the listing.
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10 February 2011 at 4:11am
Willr, any change that the Job Board will make it into a module anytime soon. It's exactly what I need...
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klikhier - send me an email: email@example.com with your email address and I'll send through the code as it is. The site's been a little neglected so happy to share the code!
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ROSEVILLE (WKZO) -- Another lead in the search for Jimmy Hoffa?
The FBI has dug up several places over the years on the rumor or good clue that the body of the murdered labor leader might turn up. Now there are reports out of Roseville that he might be buried under a cement driveway at a home there.
A "reliable source" who is said to be dying of cancer. remembers suspicious activity and a body bag going into a hole under the driveway 35-year-ago, about the time that Hoffa vanished.
The neighbors in Roseville are skeptical.Preliminary radar tests reportedly show that something may be down there. The FBI is refusing to comment. The digging begins tomorrow.


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The quarterback situation – Josh Johnson was solid out there, both with his arm and legs. If he has to, he could lead the Bucs in the season opener (if Freeman is not healthy in time). Carpenter struggled and Snead didn't take a snap. The Bucs looked stagnant on offense without Freeman leading the offense. They need him back healthy.
Rookies continue to shine – Both DTs Brian Price and Gerald McCoy continued to improve and impress, even without recording a sack during the game. Both were able to get tremendous pressure on the Jags and were solid against the run all game long. They are ready for the season. WR Mike Williams continues to shine with another solid performance. He will be a starter when the season begins, there is no question about that.
Safety position is final – Sabby the goat left the game with a concussion, so he should not be talking anymore about his position and especially after the performance by Sean Jones, who had 4 tackles and was solid.
Cody Grimm is good – Grimm has another strong performance and is continuing to push his way onto the starting rotation for defensive backs. It will be tough with E.J. Biggers and Ronde Barber playing well.
Punting is a concern – The Bucs only have one punter, rookie Brent Bowden and he struggled in the game, averaging only 35 yards a kick. He will have to improve on his numbers to help the Bucs win the battle of field position and help the defense out.
Kellen Winslow sighting – Kellen Winslow caught one pass in very, very limited action. It was good to see the pro-bowler on the field, but will his knee hold up for the entire season, no one is sure right now.
Can we run the ball – Derrick Ward, yes the Derrick Ward, led the team in rushing as Cadillac was stuck in neutral and Huggy Bear Huggins looked bad in this game. There are major concerns for the running attack, which is bad news for the quarterbacks.


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Rick Springfield Returning To General Hospital; Real Life Son Joining Cast
Rick Springfield – and his real life son — Liam Springthorpe are heading to "General Hospital," Access Hollywood has confirmed.
Rick, will again reprise his role as Dr. Noah Drake, father to the soap's Dr. Patrick Drake (played by actor Jason Thompson), a rep for Rick told Access.
The actor/singer's last appearance on the show – in March 2012 – tied in with the death of Patrick's wife – Robin Scorpio (though, as "GH" fans remember, she survived, but is being held against her will, abroad).
Liam is set to play an undercover cop, and he admitted to People, which broke the casting news, that he "feels a bit weird" about appearing on the soap, which also boasts his dad as part of the cast. He told the mag that he is "putting aside the fact that this show sort of launched my dad and just kind of taking it for what it is."
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The "The Lord of the Rings" actor has dug up a hit with his first foray into series TV with "Wilfred," which attracted 3.8 million viewers for its debut June 23 on FX. In the show, which airs at 9 p.m. Thursdays, Wood plays Ryan, a depressed lawyer who sees his neighbor's dog, Wilfred (Jason Gann), as a trouble-making bloke in a dog suit.
Among the big studio and indie movies he's made, he's lent his voice to video games and animated TV shows. Outside of acting, he turned his lifelong love of music into his own record label, called Simian Records (currently on the back burner, he says), and even deejays on weekends at L.A. clubs.
The former child star credits his family for his well-rounded life. They moved to L.A. when he was 7 years old from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, so that he could pursue acting. He never jumped into that L.A. scene that has gobbled up young actors and led to more than a few implosions.
"There were moments" when he showed signs of an inflated ego or feeling entitled, he said, but "I can't recall any of them because I never was allowed to go any further with it. ... If any of my behavior smacked of that my family was on it so fast so I kind of never explored it, thankfully."
Now, he's just grateful for his career and for all the opportunities he's had both professionally and personally.
"Not only could I not have had the career that I've had, but also I wouldn't be the person that I am, which is far more important," he said. "It's one thing to have the support of your family to help you in your sort of life decisions and I can reflect on that in regards to where I am with my career."
And that just happens to be working with a man wearing a dog suit. In this second part of our interview, Wood and I talk about "Wilfred," Wood's family, career, his love of music and "The Hobbit." (Read Part 1 of the interview here.)
First off, I love the show.
Oh, that's awesome; that's so nice to hear. I think working on something as unique as "Wilfred," we love it and we're extremely passionate about it. It's also something that we're definitely aware of how different it is and how strange it is, and that's all the things that I love about it. At the same time it's interesting, I don't think I've ever felt so curious to see what people's reaction will be of anything that I've worked on, so it's really exciting.
What did you think of Jason Gann when you first met him?
Jason's great. [He has] a wry sense of humor. I'm definitely familiar with the sort of Australian characteristics. I met him in the context of reading for the role, so we were professionally put together in the context of having to read opposite one another. And he was just wonderful. I think there was an immediate sense of comfortability between the two of us and how we were playing off one another that continued throughout the show. I think we got on extremely well right away and saw eye-to-eye as to what that relationship [between Ryan and Wilfred] was supposed to be. Working with him was extremely easy, which was a blessing because most of the show is the two of us every day and we really could rely on each other. There was that great secondhand between the two of us. It was really wonderful. He's great…
A lot of the comedy that he comes up with, even though it's heightened and he's a man in a dog shoot, it does come from a place of honesty and there's something real happening there too. It's great; it's a lot of fun to watch.
He told meet filming was a lot of fun and that off-camera, you crack him up a lot.
I guess so. I definitely have made him laugh. I don't quite know what I've done to make him laugh, but that's a lovely compliment.
We make each other laugh. You know what's interesting I think going into it, I think it was David actually who said wow, you know, this is ten weeks, ten straight weeks. It's going to be grueling, you know, your first time on television; the schedule is going to be really intense. And that's when I like I don't know, I've definitely endured intense schedules before. And I have to say, as intense as our schedule was and we were doing an average of eight to 10 pages a day, sometimes 35, 40 setups a day, it never really felt that intense. And I think some of that's due to the working relationships and to the fun that we were having. Every day it was such a pleasure to come to work and not only to work on the material but to work with everyone involved. It was a really great creative team.
Wilfred and Ryan smoke a lot of weed together.
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Best Halloween Costume Shops & Swaps for Seattle Kids
Chances are, your kiddos have already started planning their Halloween costumes and changed their minds at least three times. Before you head out in search of the perfect getup, check out our list of the best costume shops and swaps around the city. From the spookiest to the silliest to the sweetest, Seattle offers plenty of pint-sized costumes guaranteed to scare up some serious candy on Halloween!
Party @ Display & Costume
With three locations (Seattle, Everett, and Issaquah), Party Display & Costume specializes in spooktacular Halloween costumes and party supplies. The flagship store in Seattle is by far the largest of the three locations and carries a wide assortment of costumes for babes, toddlers and kiddos. Party @ Display and Costume also carries masks, wigs, hats, make-up, and accessories as well as items to design your own Halloween creation. Costumes range from $12 to $55.
11201 Roosevelt Way NE
Seattle, Wa 98125
Online: displaycostume.com
Hours: Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 8:00 pm; Saturday, 9:30 am – 6:00 pm; Sunday, 10:30 am – 5:00 pm
5209 Evergreen Way
Everett, Wa 98203
Online: displaycostume.com
Hours: Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 8:00 pm; Saturday, 9:30 am – 6:00 pm; Sunday, 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
6000 East Lake Sammamish Parkway SE, Suite B
Issaquah, Wa 98029
Online: displaycostume.com
Hours: Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 8:00 pm; Saturday, 9:30 am – 6:00 pm; Sunday, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Online: displaycostume.com
A Red Tricycle Favorite, Bootyland is full of all kinds of kids clothing (not just Halloween worthy). But you can bet that they stock more than a few costumes for when October rolls around.
1317 East Pine
Seattle, Wa
Online: bootylandkids.com
Champion Party Supply
Champion Party Supply has been a Seattle favorite since 1936. Located in the shadow of the Space Needle, this costume and party supply store specializes in Halloween costume sales and rentals as well as wigs, hats, shoes, capes, masks, tiaras, and theatrical make-up. Costumes range from $20 to $40.
124 Denny Way
Seattle, Wa 98109
Online: championparty.com
Hours: Monday – Friday, 9:00am – 7:00 pm; Saturday, 9:00 am – 6:00 pm; Sunday, 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm.
Archie McPhee
Looking for the world's largest pair of underpants, a three-foot long beard, or a jumbo handlebar mustache? Archie McPhee is your one-stop shop for crazy costumes and accessories and the wackiest and weirdest collection of toys and candy that you've ever seen! This one of a kind store, located in Seattle's Wallingford neighborhood, offers something amazing (and crazy!) around every corner. Most items sell for under $15.
1300 N 45th Street
Seattle, Wa 98103
Online: archiemcpheeseattle.com
Hours: Monday – Saturday, 10:00 am – 8:00 pm; Sunday, 11:00 am – 7:00 pm.
Party City
If your kiddo wants to be a real-life transformer or Star Wars stormtrooper, check out Party City. This store carries a large selection of costumes in just about every size, shape, and style. Party City also stocks a large assortment of hats, capes, wigs, masks, and make-up. For the best selection, go early in the season. Some costumes and sizes sell out fast. To find a Party City store nearest you, check the online store locator. Costumes range from $12.99 to $69.99.
Online: partycity.com
Store locator: partycity.com/storelocator
Kids on 45th
This Wallingford consignment shop may be small, but the selection is usually very good, making it easy to browse through the new items rather quickly. Costumes and other hot ticket items go quickly, so be sure to check in often to see when they get some new costumes in from other kids trying to sell last year's costumes. They have a very friendly staff, and we're all about a store than has a bathroom just in case the kiddos need to take a bathroom break.
1720 North 45th Street
Seattle, Wa 98103
Online: kidson45th.wordpress.com
Hours: Monday – Saturday, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm; Sunday, 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Costume City
If you're looking for an online store with a HUGE selection of infant and toddler costumes (or baby's first costume), you've got to check out Costume City. This online store specializes in the newest and hottest costumes for trick-or-treaters of all ages and sizes. Costume City also specializes in popular modern favorites like Star Wars, Iron Man, and Spiderman as well as tons of animal and princess costumes. Since this store is headquartered near Southcenter Mall, you can avoid shipping costs by picking up your online order at their office. Costumes range from $9.95 to $78.95.
374 Upland Drive
Seattle, Wa 98188
206-838-5874 or 800-522-4031
Online: costumecity.com
Small Clothes
Another fantastic consignment shop on our list, Small Clothes has gently used clothes and costumes that are sure to make your little one's Halloween memorable. And Small Clothes is all about saving you money, so you can be happy knowing you got a deal on that Iron Man costume from last year, or that princess hat your little one has been looking for. Score!
3215 California Avenue SW (between Hanford Street & Hinds Street)
Seattle, Wa 98116
Online: smallclothes.info
Hours: Tuesday – Friday,10:00 am – 6:00 pm; Saturday, 11:00 am – 4:00 pm
If you're looking to swap costumes, check out Twirl Cafe's Costume Swap on October 9th from 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm. Bring costumes, accessories, and anything else you have that's Halloween and trade it in while sampling hot cider and other festive specials. RSVP on their facebook page.
Plus, Green Halloween always sponsors several costume swaps all around the greater Seattle area. Check their website for times and locations on where you can score a sweet new to you costume.
Did we miss your favorite Seattle area kids costume shop? We'd love to hear all about it in the comment section below!
– Kristina Moy
photo credit: Kids on 45th Facebook, Champion Party Supply, Archie McPhee, Party @ Display and Costume Facebook, Jason Karsh, Party City, Costume City Facebook, Twirl Cafe/Hope and Memory Photography & epSos .de via Flickr
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By WTOL Vice President and General Manager Bob Chirdon - email
The Toledo City Council is considering a 3 year deal to provide money for the newly-formed Downtown Toledo Development Corporation.
Known by the acronym DTDC, this group will work with both private and government partners to develop business opportunities specifically for downtown.
The DTDC should not be confused with the DTID, which is the Downtown Toledo Improvement District. In spite of the similar names, the purpose of each is very different.
One will hopefully retain and or develop business, while the other maintains a clean and safe environment for visitors, businesses and residents.
In addition, Toledo City Council recently provided about $200,000 in funding to the LCIC, which is the Lucas County Improvement Corporation.
This money will fund a county-wide effort to attract new tenants as part of the EDB or the Economic Development Business in the Mayor's office.
Let me add a few letters to this alphabet soup. FFMBWERS. Which stands for, Fine For Now But We Expect Results Soon.
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From Metaphor to ClichéThe struts of a bridge frame a stage made of up broken pieces of road, while the creaking, rumbling sound design creates the genuinely unsettling impression of a world falling apart around our ears. Plus, as David's wife Hannah, Rebecca Lingafelter offers a grounded and relatable performance as a woman desperately struggling to keep her life together. - Portland Mercury
Things fall apart, but not in the way you'd guess.Collapse is a drama of disappointed expectations, in which seemingly important coincidences turn out to be meaningless, and the anticipated madcap climax is dealt with quietly, offstage. Things fall apart—just deal with it. - Willamette Week
Ready, aim, fire: on Portland stages, a shot in the darkPlaywright Moore begins Collapse in a nervous tizzy and quickly balances the comic silliness with a tender emotional touch. The play has modest elements of mystery – we learn the shape of things gradually, like putting together a jigsaw puzzle without the benefit of the picture on the box – but the writing and acting are engaging enough that the process is a pleasure, not an irritation. - Oregon Arts Watch
Third Rail Rep finds comfort in a fractured worldAs the broken hunk of bridge that hangs off one side of the Winningstad balcony hints, Moore's play deals in part with the aftermath of 2007's I-35W bridge collapse in Minneapolis, which sent evening rush-hour traffic plunging into the Mississippi River. The Great Recession, with its attendant financial, interpersonal and emotional fallout, makes things more complicated and precarious. - Oregon Live


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Eric O'Flaherty's elbow was still a little sore on the off day Thursday so the Braves decided to push his throwing program back a day. Instead of throwing a bullpen on Friday in hopes of returning to action Saturday, he played catch on Friday and if all goes well, he'll throw a bullpen on Saturday. That would likely put him back in action either Sunday or Monday.
Overall though, O'Flaherty's elbow is improving.
"It felt good today," O'Flaherty said Friday. "I'm definitely, making progress, so that's a good sign."
O'Flaherty said he knew it was wise to listen to head trainer Jeff Porter, who suggested he shut it down for one more day.
"As a player you can't wait to get back out there," O'Flaherty said. "Every bit of you wants to just push it and sometimes it's not the best idea. The guys in the training room they've seen it happen quite a few times, so they know what's best for you even if you don't."
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Well" After Constanza was sent to the minors , more than halve the bolgers predicted the braves would go into a long losing streak . Chipper on third and Constanza in the minors is going to cost Fredi his job !!!
June 15th, 2012
11:41 pm
Actually, cowdog, they did go into a 4 game losing sweep. The win tonight was a good one, but let's not get too excited yet. We have had an 8 game losing streak, then a 6 game winning streak, then a 4 game losing streak. Now, we win tonight. Not exactly playing great. That equates to 7-12 in the last 19. Not good. And, not good at home.
June 16th, 2012
9:26 am
Braves are a different team offensively since Freeman's eye problem.
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Info for my fellow Braves fans. Today at 5 in the College World Series the Braves 7th round pick, Dave Starn (LHP) will most likely start for Kent State. He was his conference pitcher of the year.


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West Marine earns store of the year
By Jack Kintner
Blaine's West Marine Express was recognized as district store of the year earlier this year according to their Western region manager Jim Abel.
"Being selected as a store of the year in our chain is based on outstanding results. The Blaine store under Debbie Morley exemplified leadership, understanding the customer, motivating a team and involving themselves in the community," Abel said.
"We have always tried to maintain a high level of service, friendliness, community involvement as well as getting in a variety of products. We even have bicycles!" said Morley. "West Marine measures all the numbers, looks at the growing success we've had over 5 years and also looks at the community response to a store and Blaine has always gotten high marks from their customers. This is a huge honor for us to be named district store of the year for 2008 since we are competing with much larger boating communities like Anacortes and Port Townsend. I'd like to thank our customers whose loyalty is what keeps us here in Blaine!"
West Marine opened the store five years ago at 439 Peace Portal Drive in Blaine. For more information call 332-1918.


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May 24, 2005
In 2004, there were 21.4 million foreign-born persons in the American labor force, 14.5 percent of the total. From 2002 to 2004, the number of foreign-born labor force participants grew by about 1.2 million and accounted for a little less than half of total labor force growth.
A little over two-thirds—67.5 percent—of foreign-born persons 16 years and over were in the labor force in 2004. The labor force participation rate for the native born was 65.7 percent.
Foreign-born men were more likely to be labor force participants than their native-born counterparts. In contrast, foreign-born women were less likely to be labor force participants than were native-born women.
These data are from the Current Population Survey. Find more information in "Labor Force Characteristics of Foreign-born Workers in 2004" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 05-834.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Editor's Desk, Foreign-born labor force participation on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2005/may/wk4/art02.htm (visited September 19, 2014).
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Orange Soufflé
This classic soufflé recipe is flavored with fresh orange juice and orange rind and only has 1.1 grams of fat per serving. When you make a soufflé, the key to success is beating the egg whites to their full volume but not overbeating them.
Yield: 4 servings
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- Calories from fat: 6%
- Fat: 1.1g
- Saturated fat: 0.6g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.3g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.1g
- Protein: 6.4g
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- Fiber: 0.2g
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- Bake at 375° for 40 minutes or until puffy and set. Sprinkle with powdered sugar. Serve immediately.
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On Thursday, July 11th, the New Jersey Devils released more shocking news into the hockey world. Ilya Kovalchuk decided to retire from the NHL to play in Russia.
Before discussing this further, I need to share a little background about my relationship with Kovalchuk. Covering the New Jersey Devils, Kovalchuk made me privy to certain information not available to the general media. These are items that I chose to either print, not print, or wait to print.
Back in 2010, shortly after Kovalchuk was traded to the Devils, I interviewed him for a special player interview on the Olympics, right before the Olympic break. I asked him about the Olympics and what Russian nationalism meant to him. The way he described his pride to play for his country, it was like most Russians I speak to about playing in the Olympics. As compared to the Czechs, the Americans or even the Canadians, playing for the national team was more important than anything else.
That's why Kovalchuk headed to the World Championships every year to play for his country. It's why he serves as one of the ambassadors for the Sochi Olympics.
At the end of the season, with the Devils knocked out of playoff contention, I waited until all of the reporters were finished interviewing him. He saw me waiting patiently to talk to him as a Russian reporter approached, trying to interview him. He turned to the reporter and told him he had to wait. I went up to him and asked the most important question: "Are you planning on re-signing with the Devils?"
It was right then and there that he told me he would. He also told me how he would play out Free Agency. He would go into free agency and listen to other team offers, but he would ultimately sign with the Devils (that is, if the Devils wanted him).
The important thing here is that he remembered he told me after that last game of the season. He waited for me to print it. I never printed it. His agent contacted me that June and said that Kovalchuk had told me what he was doing in free agency. Why hadn't I printed it yet?
I needed guarantees that Kovalchuk would not do what other players are known to do… they say one thing and circumstances change so they decide to go with another team. I needed a guarantee that Kovalchuk was not lying to me. I would not print it unless I had the guarantee and promise that he would not lie to me. It was my reputation at stake, not Kovalchuk's.
Jay Grossman's response to me was, "If he told you he was signing with the Devils, that is what he's going to do."
It was through this talk with Mr. Grossman that I grew to understand who Kovalchuk was. Prior to that, he was a complete stranger to me. I learned about his character, the things that were important to him, how he thinks, and what he believes. I knew who Kovalchuk was at a level that most reporters do not get to experience. Kovalchuk allowed that door to be opened so that I could better explain him to everyone else out there. He trusted me enough to let me see him as he truly was.
Over his time with the Devils, that Russian nationalism and the Olympics were brought up. When the NHL said they weren't sure if they would go to Sochi, I asked Kovalchuk about it. What would he do?
Simply put, his response was that he didn't care. He would go anyway… no matter what it cost him.
As of today's date, the NHL has not announced their decision of whether they will allow players to go to the 2014 Winter Olympics. There are a multitude of reasons why.
A few years ago, when it was brought to my attention why the NHL was sitting on making a complete decision on this, a story came across my desk from Russia. It was about the corruption in Sochi and how so much money was being stolen from the Olympic budget. The Economist just released a story to be published in their print edition on July 13th that details that corruption. You can read it here.
Just recently, President Vladimir Putin moved to Sochi to oversee the Olympic project. The original $12B budget has now escalated to $50B of public funds all going to contractors that are 'friends of Putin.'
Based on The Economist's report, there are environmental and human rights violations in the building of the Sochi Olympics. The article states, "[I]n Russia corruption is not a side-effect: it is a product almost as important as the sporting event itself." [This would explain why KHL President Alexander Medvedev has so little respect for the NHL contracts in place. They don't care about honorable agreements.]
The buildings being built in Sochi are shoddy and poorly constructed. They have seven months to complete the Sochi Olympics…and they're nowhere close to completing it on time thanks to their horrible work and the constant funneling of money away from the actual construction costs.
This is one of the many reasons why the NHL is waiting to make a decision. If you saw these reports (and these reports have been in Russia for a couple of years now), wouldn't you think twice before sending your players there?
As for the Russian national team, they sent out an article that conflicts with the NHL schedule and making sure the current Russian NHL players on the Olympic team get their practice time in. The news reports constantly discuss how the Russian ice hockey team has to win the gold medal in their country. They take every single World Championship loss/win very seriously.
That is the biggest point here. The Russians are very serious about winning gold. The KHL is "[doing] everything possible to help the Russian national team succeed at the Sochi 2014 Olympics."
The KHL is even taking their break two weeks before a NHL break could possibly happen (currently NHL's predicted timetable would allow Olympians only three days to get to Sochi). They want to make sure the Russians have a slight edge over the rest of the world, so they need their team to meet earlier.
As of now, the NHL has not agreed to the Olympics due to player insurance, travel and video rights.
Another player I was told some time ago that would defect no matter what the NHL decides is Alexander Ovechkin.
According to RIA Novosti, "Washington Capitals forward Alex Ovechkin, who was chosen to be one of the torch bearers for the Sochi games, has vowed that he will play for the Russian national team in the Olympics no matter what the NHL decides."
Kovalchuk said something very similar as well when the controversy arose over the NHL possibly not allowing its players to go to the Olympics.
Slava Malamud of Sport-Express told RIA Novosti, "Not playing for the national team in Sochi is simply "not an option" for Russian stars in the NHL."
This is something that is being echoed by many Russian NHL players on the national team. The question is, now that one player has defected how many more will follow suit?
Ovechkin has Ted Leonsis's permission to head to the Olympics. He doesn't necessarily have to defect to Russia. But what about Evgeni Malkin and Pavel Datsyuk? Will they opt for retirement to head to the KHL to prepare for the Olympics?
According to Craig Custance, the reason why there were no problems with Kovalchuk leaving was due to the fact the Devils didn't fight it, so the NHL didn't fight it. But if someone like Malkin decided to defect, the Penguins would fight it.
There are the other, simpler, elements as to why Kovalchuk made the decision to defect that echoes his personality: 1) he's a family man, and 2) he's a nationalist that loves his country.
Medvedev said towards the end of the lockout that he would steal Kovalchuk from the Devils. He would find a way to get Kovalchuk out of his contract. According to Petr Prucha (former New York Ranger and Phoenix Coyote), who was playing for SKA St. Petersburg while Kovalchuk was there during the lockout, he reported to the Czech publication iSport.cz that it did not surprise him that Kovalchuk did what he did.
He said that Kovalchuk wanted to stay last winter, but due to the contract with New Jersey, he decided to come back. He mentioned to iSport.cz that Kovalchuk was working quietly with Medvedev and their legal team to figure out how to get out of his contract so that he could remain in Russia.
Kovalchuk is rumored to make $20 million with SKA St. Petersburg next season [announcement is due out on Monday]. This is 2x what he was scheduled to make with New Jersey. He would also be able to be with his family in Russia, something he was missing in New Jersey. This is not twisting his arm at all. What solidified the deal to move back home was the lockout.
If the lockout had never happened, Kovalchuk would still be a New Jersey Devil. He threatened that if he would end up making less money, he would stay in the KHL. With taxes, escrow and all, he would stand to make more money playing in the KHL even if they matched his NHL contract. With an overall tax rate of only 13% in Russia versus the taxes he pays in the US (somewhere in the neighborhood of 45%), once again, this is not twisting his arm. Staying in the NHL…that was twisting his arm.
Being back home in Russia, being the biggest hockey star Russia has ever seen, these are all things that factored into the demise that Kovalchuk would leave the NHL. Prucha commented that he had never seen the likes of Kovalchuk's popularity before in Russia. Everywhere they went, he heard Kovalchuk's name. The roar from the crowds when they said his name was something he had never witnessed before…and he's played alongside Jaromir Jagr when he was a New York Ranger.
For Kovalchuk, Russia was offering him something better than what the NHL could offer to him…fame, money, his family by his side, and a chance to become a true legend for his country. In the NHL, they would never be able to grant him all of those things.
Did Kovalchuk see this day coming? Yes, he did. Did I see this day coming? All I can say is that he warned me that it could be a possibility. In the beginning, this was more about the Olympics, but it grew into something more. The lockout was what solidified it. If you want to blame anything…blame the lockout. Medvedev would have never been able to fully sink his claws into Kovalchuk if there had been no lockout.
Medvedev had plenty of time to whisper that sweet poison Kovalchuk needed to hear into his ear to make him see that Mother Russia was the golden age, not the NHL. He was determined to have Kovalchuk in Russia and he knew how to play every single card that was important to Kovalchuk in order to break one of his most important attributes that made me respect him: Being True To His Word.
For me, there's that part betrayal where I received guarantees he would not lie to me. Fact is, he never did. He was always truthful about everything. He prepared me over these years that this could happen. The only groups he lied to were the Devils and their fans. He broke his word that he was a Devil for life. He broke his bond with them. He lied when he said he would end his hockey career with the Devils…that was why he signed a long-term contract.
In essence, to the Devils, he was not true to his word, and that makes him less of the good man I believed he was. He broke one of the most important things about him that I needed a guarantee on. He only gave the guarantee to me that he would not lie to me. That guarantee did not extend to the Devils.
There are positives and negatives to this whole situation. The positive is that it frees up some much needed cap space the Devils were lacking. It gives the Devils more freedom to build a better team with the loss of David Clarkson and Zach Parise (both players also wanted to return to their own hometowns).
There are the ramifications that Custance mentions in his column for ESPN. GMs have mentioned that the draft could be affected. They'll be less likely to pick a Russian in the first round thanks to Kovalchuk's decision.
Some GMs are pondering if this could possibly happen to their own teams. Will more players want to return home and try to have their contracts voided? That remains to be seen, but the fear of that uncertainty is there.
In the end, I owe a lot to Kovalchuk. He gave me the most coveted information in the entire NHL when he first came to the Devils. He gave that information to no one else because he wanted me to be the one who printed it. Why me? I'll never know. But the way he describes me to others, there are things that are never said in that locker room and I pick up on it. I'm right all the way down to the very last detail…and that's what freaks them out. They're afraid of what I'll pick up on every time I'm in that locker room. That's why it's always wise to be upfront and honest from the start. That was the relationship between reporter and hockey player we established from the very beginning.
He didn't have to answer me that day that he was signing with the Devils and how he would do it. He could have said "No comment." Instead, he chose to tell me. He waited for me to print it and then he had to have his agent nudge me to print it. After that, we were on the same page of understanding.
It's with that (even with mixed feelings of betrayal and wanting to wish him well because of that loyalty), that I say…good luck to Ilya in his new adventures in life. May it bring him great peace and happiness. I just pray he made the right decision for everyone in the end…no matter what sacrifices were made along the way. I wish him success.
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The Homeland Security Department released a new cybersecurity strategy document with a two-pronged approach: protecting critical infrastructure today and building a more secure cybersecurity ecosystem for the future.
The Blueprint for a Secure Cyber Future was released on Dec. 12 as a framework for responding to evolving cyber threats.
The blueprint describes alignment of departmental activities with the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace.
It also aligns with the White House's National Security Strategy and with DHS' 2010 Quadrennial Homeland Security Review.
"DHS is on the right track to split these two missions," Jason Healey, director of the Atlantic Council's Cyber Statecraft Initiative, wrote in an article on Dec. 12. "The cyber ecosystem interconnects each and every person and device in cyberspace, which requires a very wide aperture with heavy emphasis on education and outreach. In comparison, protecting critical information infrastructure includes a much smaller (but still dauntingly large) number of companies and organizations with different laws, including some regulatory authority."
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This week's Bible study is adapted from the YOU! curriculum.
Bible Passage: 2 Corinthians 4
Discussion Questions:
-- How have you observed the culture distracting people from recognizing their need for God?
-- How can you help people overcome those distractions?
Food for Thought:
Some needs are easy to see. A man on the street holds a cardboard sign that says he needs money for food. A child with protruding ribs and glazed eyes starves. A young homeless family huddled under a bridge on a cold night needs a warm place to stay. Hundreds of people lined up outside an employment agency need jobs.
Not all needs are so obvious. It's not so easy to tell when a person needs Christ. The need for Christ is a heart thing, but the bottom line is that everyone needs Him. People have been deceived by the allure of the world: money, power, fame, pleasure, you name it. We need Christ because we are perishing, and oftentimes we don't even know it.
We talk a lot about perishable products that have expiration dates, such as milk, eggs, bread, canned goods. People also have expiration dates. Without Christ, they are subject to death and decay -- just like a rotten piece of produce. Even worse, they will spend eternity separated from God.
In 2 Corinthians, chapter 4, Paul said the Gospel has been veiled to those who are perishing because they have been distracted. Their pursuit of non-essential things has blinded them to what they need most. He also referred to Satan as the god of this age and identified him as the source for these distractions. While Satan cannot prevent the light of the Gospel from penetrating people's lives, he can divert them. The good news is that Satan is not stronger than God and cannot stand against the truth of Scripture.
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Having in the last few years chosen to buy skinnier ropes to save weight, when I saw that Mammut had brought out the Serenity I got very excited. Yes I know I live a sad and lonely life but just hear me through.
Why was I so excited? Because like the Beal Joker, it is a Single, Half and Twin rope.
Now I can see advantages in that for alpine, scottish winter, trad, sports - you name it, there is a benefit. So I found my self going to the bank, withdrawing a substantial amount of my doughnut money (which sadly means I am now on a diet - possibly not a bad thing) and entering one of the more famous Lakeland retailers, money in sweaty palm.
My first outing was to Shepherd's Crag and to start with we needed to uncoil it. As usual the rope became a huge bundle of knots. But then a strange thing happened - having recoiled it and walked to the crag, it then unfurled beautifully, lying in a glistening orange heap on the deck giving a first indicator that this was going to be a nice rope to handle.
For its first test, we paired it with an 8.2 double. You could hardly notice the difference in sizes (although the 8.2 was a little furry but hey). Fischer Folly, Kransic Crack and Ardus came and went and I noticed that actually when I was a way above my last gear, it actually felt more comforting clipping a single. Next we went for a quick ascent of Little Cham, using it as a single. Here we really noticed how well the rope handles - soft and slick, it glides through your plate, hardly ever requiring a detangle. Coiling the rope at the top I was beginning to think I had made a good choice.
So the next test came three days later on Aonach Mor. Again we used it as a single on Tunnel Vision Left-hand. The snow being somewhat sunblushed made for an exciting lead, and again the rope did exactly what it said on the tin. Initially it was a little disconcerting being above a single 8.9 cord, but I soon got used to it, enjoying the lack of drag and weight despite running out the full length of the rope to reach the top.
Finally the next day we found ourselves at the base of Agags Groove for an alpine-ish ascent. At last my ropes weight matched the weight of the rack making the walk in more pleasant and climbing long pitches a breeze.
So what are the downsides?
Cost - at between £109 and £168 the Serenity ain't cheap for a single rope. But then remember it is so much more than that. Lets face it - with deals out there the price is brought down to just above that of a skinny double.
What are the real advantages?
Use it on its own - it's light making you less knackered when you get to the crag (always a benefit for a loafer like me!). It makes for simple ropework when you're on easy ground so you can leave the other half in the sack. When you're on the glaciers you can have the added security of a full single.
With skinnier ropes the type of belay device you use can be an issue. My ATC Guide was more than fine. I would have thought the XP would do as well. For self-locking type belay devices the Serenity diameter is too small for a Gri-Gri but is fine with the Edelrid Eddy or Faders SUM.
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Mike Kann enjoys the wide spectrum of climbing activities: trad climbing, Scottish winter, sport climbing and alpine. His favourite experiences include topping out on the Frendo Spur, and the Drain in Val Gardena. He runs Montagna www.montagna.co.uk.
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Cheerios for $27.50 a pound?
We pay a price for convenience. But come on, folks: How hard is it to wash a potato?
Yesterday I saw two supermarket signs that reflect a popular attitude toward nourishment: "Grab & Go Meals" and "Convenience Breakfasts."
Hint: Any time you see the word "convenience," you're likely to pay a lot more.
Case in point: cereal cups. A cup of Special K from the Convenience Breakfasts section costs the equivalent of $16 a pound, vs. a box of Special K that goes for $5.33 per pound. A cup of Oatmeal Express sells for $14.33 per pound, whereas instant oatmeal in packets will set you back $4.77 per pound.
A few aisles over you can buy bulk oatmeal for $1.09 per pound. But don't get me started.
Seriously: Is a markup of 300% or more really worth it? Apparently so, or we wouldn't have such a thing as precooked rice.
Yep, little plastic containers that you stick in the microwave. Within 60 seconds you've got a half-cup of white, brown or jasmine swamp seed. The cost: $4.89 per pound. No one ever went broke underestimating the laziness of the American public.
No time to peel?
Yes, I know how busy you all are. But have we become so separated from reality that we can't even boil our own eggs?
That is not a joke: You can buy bags of peeled hard-boiled eggs in some stores. I'd seen these in the Lower 48 but didn't find them in either of the two supermarket chains here in Anchorage. If images of the prefab cackleberries didn't exist online, my roommate might think I'd made them up: She responded with, "You're kidding" when I mentioned this item. (So have other people.)
I called a Trader Joe's market in Washington and found that a 9.3-ounce bag sells for $2.69; the clerk believed that there were 8 to 10 eggs in each bag. A 2008 online review of cage-free (not organic) precooked eggs noted that 11 of them sold for $4.59. No doubt the price has gone up.
Value added?
A few more examples of the "You're kidding" school of convenience food:
- Prewashed sweet potatoes. Scrubbed, wrapped in plastic and "ready to microwave," for $2. Two bins over you could buy an unwrapped sweet potato for about $1.34. (I don't eat the skins, so I'll skip the pre-bake bath and keep the extra 66 cents.)
- The Cheerios "Toddler Pack." This 1-ounce plastic container of the diaper set's preferred nosh sells for $1.89. For those of you keeping score, that works out to $27.50 per pound. In the cereal aisle, Cheerios cost as little as $1.95 per pound. (But the container is so easy for Junior to hold, you say? So is a sippy cup -- dump some cereal in it.)
- Gelatin cups. Really? A four-ounce serving works out to about 76 cents. The same amount made with a box of mix: 20 cents. Learn to boil water, already.
- Prefab PBJs. Sold in the freezer section, four for $3.99. Since each sandwich weighs just 2 ounces, I expect it would take more than one to fill up even a first-grader. (Oh, but the crusts have already been cut off! That's "value-added"!)
It's hard to get ahead if you're paying $4.89 per pound for rice, or $3.99 for sandwiches that might make two lunches, tops, for your kids. Even a little basic planning and cooking could be a big boost to your food budget.
I know that many people buy convenience food because they're so stressed and busy. Overspending on food can certainly add to that stress, however.
I also think some people grew up in homes where no one cooked, and as a result can't even boil an egg. The thing is, none of us know how to do anything -- until we make a point of learning.
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I agree completely. But, In the same vein as your "Surviving and Thriving" piece in which you were glad to have the option of getting a hotel room on your trip home from Jersey, I keep a few of these convenience items on hand, knowing that if I didn't/couldn't get around to cooking or shopping for my husband's work lunches, there is still something on hand healthier and cheaper than even two items from the drive-through dollar menu. I keep a package of the same little rice cups you mentioned above, purchased with a coupon and usually on sale. Stir in a 5-oz. can of Kroger's chunk breast chicken ALWAYS bought during a dollar sale (less DH's 10% senior coupon) and there's a decent lunch or dinner that cost about $1.65. Having these price limits in mind helps in decision-making when planning/shopping. DH breakfasts in his office , so the best option of cereal and milk is out (WAY too messy). Whatever I come up with needs to fall somewhere between 25 and 35 cents on a daily average, not counting juice. When one of these truly convenient foods is on clearance or is a loss leader like recently purchased 6-count Toaster Scrambler boxes for 99 cents, I buy them all! Gotta love a bargain.
I think it is about Cheerios, amongst other items...
Seems Donna just worked out the cost for you; That do not do any comparison shopping...?
Americans have gotten extremely lazy....And then bitch about prices..??
Quick and easy is the Fare of the day....And you are going to pay for that service ...Period.
Seems many people do very little cooking, like 2-5 decades ago..?
I remember a friend, that we nicknamed "Microwave Mom" about 25-30 years ago.
Probably somewhat true about "foodstamp buyers"?
We donate to food banks also; And the people that run them, stay most want easy to cook or non-cook items...They have even had cooking classes to help them utilize better foods..
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This film is simply a story of a bunch of friends from Belfast, climbing in their home country. The title refers to the massively underdeveloped climbing areas that reside on the emerald isle that for years have seen a small but highly keen community enjoy the beautiful and diverse climbing. A desire to highlight these crags to the wider world led to the decision to create this fantastic film.
Filmed throughout on a set of second hand video cameras, travelling to all the major crags in worn out cars, the film captures not only bold first ascents, rare repeats of modern classics but also the humour and banter that is intricate with the climbing scene in Ireland.
Underdeveloped follows the climbers as they explore the high granite tors of the Mournes, climb the splitter cracks in the Burren and develop the bold tall faces away from the impressive columns of Fair Head. The light hearted attitude and enjoyment for the sport is apparent throughout. There are no glossy productions, or fancy camera work, it's just a film about how we climb in Ireland. Enjoy
Check out the Posing Productions website for more information.