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We got invited to a little girl's birthday party who is in LO's Gymboree class, but were unable to attend thanks to my flight getting cancelled and having to stay at my mom's another day. I still want to get her a gift, of course, since I will be seeing her tomorrow. Looking at pictures of the party on FB, I saw she had a gift basket made up with LO's name, so I would feel especially crappy if she ended up bringing it to the class tomorrow and I show up empty handed.
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Good Morning,
I'm new with Netbackup but know Backup Exec 12.5. I have job issues on netbackup, which i've setup.
I've setup 4 clients to be backed up (Full-backup) and each client schedule is setup for the weekends where the start is on friday 1800 and the end monday 0500. Retention is 1 month.
The 4 clients are all setup with the same schedule, and last weekend was the first time where the client policies ran.
I looked at the reports this morning and it looks like that all 4 clients were backed up but then they were backed up 1 or 2 more times. 3 cbackup jobs started monday morning and they were still runing when i came in.
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How can I ensure that a t backup job will run only one time in the specified schedule? instead of running 1 or 2 additional times.
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Start/End Time of Start Window only tells backup job when the job can start. As long as the job starts, it will continue to run until it is finished and is not dependent on the end time of the start window.So you can just configure accordingly
Refer the following document http://support.veritas.com/docs/209227
If it's set to one day, say, then it will run more than once in a 59 hour window. The frequency determines how often a backup can run (or what time must elapse before the next job can be scheduled) - if that period elapses and it is within a backup window then a job will be scheduled to run.
This excerpt from the T/N Rahul quoted above sums it up nicely:
Follow this rule when setting the "frequency" on a schedule:
The frequency must be longer than the open backup window and
shorter than the interval between the desired start times.
Well,.. The schedule type is set to calender, where retire allowed after unday is un-checked.
I've read the article and set the start window at friday's 1800 to sunday's 1800, which a frequenzy of 3 days. that should let the job run only one time correct? The next weekend it should run the same.
But now I have another question. If I chose frequwenzy then the job runs one time. will it run again the next weekend?
I thought if i chose the calender as scheduled type, and highlight the weekends, the job would run every weekend once...
please correct me if I'm wrong
how many green ticks have you added for the calendar schedule? I believe you should just put in a single one for each weekend - at the start of the window. For example, if your window is from friday 1800 - sunday 1800, just the one tick on the fridays
for this kind of backup, I would suggest a frequency based backup, with a freq of 1 week. Would eliminate the need to go through the calendar adding ticks..
If ticked for each day of the weekend then the job would run for each of those days.
calendar to run on specific days (e.g. the last Saturday of the month for our yearly retentions)
frequency to run everything else (e.g. each & every Monday, Saturday or whatever, which we use for monthly retentions).
Can't understand the calendar running more than once - although that may depend on your NB version? (they did change how calendar schedules worked for 6.5.2 & then changed it back due to a few complaints!)
I just got here and they have netback 6.5 ;-/ .. i heard NB 7.0 is way better.
So is it ok for me to have all full backups set on a calender schedule? and the diff/increm. backups either?
another question, in the start window, you see the modify day, the end day, and the duration.. what is the duration good for? its a bit confusing, because the default is set to 1 day, 00:00:00, and the resolution is set to 5 min.
correct me if I'm wrong, but if i set a frequenzy that would mean that a job would run every 3 days, or 7 days, or even every 1 day.
I agree with Andy - use calendar based scheduling for monthly and yearly schedules. For daily and weekly - best to use frequency.
David Chapa's article on Frequency based scheduling explains it very well:
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Thanks guys.
@ Marianne: I agree that the frequency setup is powerfull. After reading the article, it makes sense to me to run the jop polices via frequency but still the calender is itching me. I guess i have to sit down and think.
What reports are usually ran to see if the job succefully started and completed. I've ran a few and i get so much other information with it. I just need a simple start succesfull and end sucesfull ...
uhhhh, right punch and uppercut,,.. that hurted .. hmm, but u might be right! lol
I have another question, since it's about job policies I'll leav it in here.
If I have 8 servers where I'll run a full data backup on the weekend. Should I rather setup 8 individual policies or should i combine all 8 clients in one policy?
the best way to go about is to have 8 individual policies
u have a better control from your activity monitor on the backup jobs that completed successfully.
worried about creating 8 policies?
you can always write click on the initial policy and chose the copy to new policy option.
this will duplicate the policy. you now have to customise the schedule, volume pool and client and the job is done.


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March 14, 2012
WASHINGTON - The No. 15/14 Georgetown University women's lacrosse squad (2-3) dropped a 16-12 decision to the John Hopkins University Blue Jays (5-2) on Wednesday night at Multi-Sport Field. The Hoyas made a comeback in the final four minutes, but couldn't overcome a sluggish start to fall to 2-3 on the season.
"We dug a big hole for ourselves in the beginning and I thought Hopkins came out more prepared and played with more energy and more emotion," said Georgetown Head Coach Ricky Fried. "I thought the last four minutes of the game we played the way we're capable of playing consistently, but can't play four minutes out of sixty and expect to beat a team of that caliber."
Hopkins caught fire early, scoring the first four goals of the contest before the Hoyas could get on the board. Junior attacker Dina Jackson (Potomac, Md./Bullis) tallied a goal at 21:51, but it wasn't enough as JHU answered with three more to force the Hoyas into a 7-1 hole.
Freshman attacker Caroline Tarzian (Garden City, N.Y./Garden City) took the pass from Jackson to make it 7-2 at 14:16 and after another Blue Jay score, junior midfielder Sophia Thomas (Lutherville, Md./Maryvale Prep) gave the Hoyas one more.
Hopkins rallied netting a pair of goals in the final two minutes, but with one second remaining in the half, sophomore midfielder Hannah Franklin (Phoenix, Md./McDonogh School) found the back of the cage as Thomas assisted to make it 10-4 going into the break.
Georgetown pulled within five one minute into the second half as Jackson notched her second of the game, but the run was short lived as Hopkins answered at 25:40. Franklin managed her second of the evening at 24:32 to once again pull within five, but the Blue Jays had an answer rattling off three in a row to make the score 14-6 with 16:50 remaining.
In the final 15 minutes of the game, the Hoyas looked good outscoring JHU, 6-2, but it was too little, too late.
Thomas tallied her second of the evening at 14:51 and two minutes later, junior attacker Evan O'Neill (Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J./Northern Highlands Regional) found the back of the cage.
A goal by sophomore midfielder Kelyn Freedman (Newtown Square, Pa./Radnor) was sandwiched between two Hopkins scores, but all was not lost as GU finished the game with a three-goal run.
Senior midfielder Erin Lovett (Wantagh, N.Y./Kellenberg Memorial) scored at 3:28 and junior midfielder Kelsi Bozel (Hunt Vally, Md./Notre Dame Prep) added another a minute later. Tarzian rounded out the scoring to pull Georgetown within four with 1:49 remaining.
Despite the momentum, the Hoyas couldn't pull it out falling, 16-12.
For the third-consecutive game, GU outshot its opponent in a loss with the 36-26 advantage. The Hoyas also had 15 ground balls to Hopkins' 11 as well as forcing 15 Blue Jay turnovers.
GU struggled shooting the ball going 0-of-8 on free position shots.
Georgetown will be back in action on Saturday as the squad hosts the No. 2/2 University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Tar Heels. The opening draw is scheduled for 1 p.m., at Multi-Sport Field.
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Breaking the Waves
18 years later, Breaking the Waves might still be the grand accomplishment of Lars Von Trier's lifelong ambition to make his viewers feel terrible. Only, when I say it like that, it sounds like a bad thing. Von Trier, the consummate provocateur, is - whatever you may think of his movies - one of the most talented directors working anywhere in the world today. Breaking the Waves was the film that took him from something of an arthouse cult superstar to something very like a household name. Their shattering performances likewise raised the profile of stars Emily Watson and Stellan Skarsgard.
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If you've liked the documentaries of Frederick Wiseman (whose recent At Berkeley and National Gallery seem to suddenly have netted him a new generation of fans), Les Blank seems like a natural next step. Simple, honest, life-affirming documentaries on occasionally surprising subjects. You'll like 'em.
Luchino Visconti's 1943 debut is a stunning take on James M. Cain's The Postman Always Rings Twice, is possibly the first film in the Italian Neo-Realist movement, and is a film that shows up occasionally on the periphery of discussions of the medium's Greatest of All Time. Cain's novel has been made into no less than seven different movies, most famously this one, the surprisingly poor 1946 version featuring a startlingly miscast Lana Turner, and the better-than-you've-heard 1981 Jack Nicholson/Jessica Lange version. Doing a side-by-side-by-side wouldn't be the absolute worst way to spend 6+ hours.
The Decline of Western Civilization Collection
At long last, Penelope Spheeris' out-of-print music documentary trilogy finally sees official release on DVD. 1981's The Decline of Western Civilization documents Los Angeles' fertile hardcore scene, featuring ferocious live performances by Black Flag, Circle Jerks, Fear and - most importantly - X. 1988's Part II: The Metal Years has become something of a cult touchstone largely because of Spheeris' decision to allow the musicians to choose the setting in which they were interviewed, leading to some farcically over-the-top hair-metal posturing, though (and amusing as it is) the film is more than just another Heavy Metal Parking Lot. 1998's self-financed, never-released-on-home-video Part III - Spheeris' avowed favorite - is a deeper look at the culture of homeless gutter-punk teenagers living in Los Angeles. Essential.
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Burt Lancaster, standing at a pool party, realizes there's a river of swimming pools that line up house-by-house all the way to his. And darned if he's not going to swim home. Lancaster's Odyssey through modern (circa-1968) suburbia is one of the cinema's great visual metaphors. The New York Times' Vincent Canby noted the fascinating combination of the film's simple, literal style, and the "shape of an open-ended hallucination... grim, disturbing and sometimes funny." (Echoes of Bunuel?) Roger Ebert called the Swimmer, "a strange, stylized work, a brilliant and disturbing one."
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The Medical Research Council (MRC) has announced 580,000 of funding to facilitate collaboration between established trial sites and to increase research capacity in Africa focused on the health effects of Household Air Pollution (HAP). HAP has been identified as a major preventable cause of disease and death in the Global Burden of Disease survey 2010.
The BREATHE Africa partnership (Biomass Reduction and Environmental Air Towards Health Effects) is led and co-ordinated by Stephen Gordon and Jane Ardrey at LSTM. The Partnership will draw together experts and investigators in major air pollution trials in order to share findings and plans, harmonise specific aspects of trial methodology, optimise the opportunity to undertake mechanistic work, including testing for new biomarkers not funded in current trials and to engage African researchers and trainees in existing and new studies by a bottom-up approach offering mentored research training projects.
There are five themes for the work and four additional Co-investigators from LSTM (Dr Kevin Mortimer), University of Liverpool (Prof Nigel Bruce), University of Aberdeen (Dr Sean Semple) and Queen Mary University of London (Prof Jonathan Grigg), focused on Interventions to reduce HAP, Exposure and Biomarker measurements, and Mechanisms by which HAP causes Health effects. BREATHE currently has 50 partners and those partners contributing financially are The Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves (Alliance) and The American Thoracic Society (ATS).
The partnership will work with existing Cookstove projects that are currently underway in Ghana and Nepal as well as the Cooking and Pneumonia Study (CAPS), which is an LSTM led, randomised study being carried out in Malawi.
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Georgia closes out its regular season Saturday afternoon at Alabama but whether or not Trey Thompkins' injured left big toe will let him suit up against the Crimson Tide remains up in the air.
"It's getting a little better, but we'll see when (Saturday) comes," Thompkins said Friday. "As of right now, I don't think so, but we've just got to see what the prognosis is tomorrow."
Earlier this week, Georgia's leading scorer underwent a procedure to correct an ingrown toe nail and re-aggravated the injury early in the second half of Wednesday's 73-53 win over LSU.
Head coach Mark Fox said he's going to basically leave the decision to play or not in Thompkins' hands.
"We're going to see how me moves around Saturday," Fox said. "He's had a tough year with lower body dings and we need to get him healthy. We'll not do much at all with him today and see how he moves around in the morning."
The Bulldogs (20-9, 9-6) could certainly use their leading scorer (16.1 points per game) in Saturday's 1:30 tip-off (SEC Network) at Coleman Coliseum.
With a win against the West-leading Crimson Tide (19-5, 11-4) and losses by Kentucky and Vanderbilt, Georgia would finish second in the SEC East and earn a first-round bye in next week's SEC Tournament at the Georgia Dome.
Knowing that, Fox said he believes if there's any way Thompkins can be on the court, he will and disagreed with the notion that the junior is doubtful for the game.
"I don't know about that," Fox said. "I wouldn't say that, knowing Trey it's probably more likely that he will play."
Thompkins isn't the only ailing Bulldog.
According to Fox, freshman Marcus Thornton still had not been cleared to play as of Friday afternoon after missing Wednesday's contest with what's being described as a "deep laceration" on the joint of his right elbow.
Team trainers are keeping the arm wrapped while they watch for infection.
"We've got a few things that we're trying to navigate through right now and a lot will depend on how it works out (with the injuries)," Fox said. "We've got a lot of things we might have to do."
Fox admits seeing players miss time at this stage in the season is never easy and trying to balance when and when not to play them can be a difficult chore.
"It's hard. But you do have to trust an athlete because they know their body," Fox said. "It's one of the challenges this time of the year; we'll just have to deal with it. We can't run from it."
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Chapter 1
HENRY HAD OFTEN considered killing his grandfather; there was so much of him, and Henry disliked all of it.
Today the impulse came back quite strongly when, sticking his head upside down through the casement, he discovered the old man himself riding over the Kilmirren drawbridge. He could see his big hat, and the pennants, and the baggage-mules, and the men in half-armour to protect what was in all the boxes. They hadn't sounded their trumpets, and below in the courtyard people were scampering in every direction, attempting to help with the horses or even running away. No one liked Henry's grandfather.
Monseigneur Jourdain, the servants called him. It meant Chamberpot. His real name was Jordan de St Pol, vicomte de Rib?rac, and all this castle of Kilmirren was his, and the yards and trees and bothies that Henry looked down on, and the good farmlands and villages just beyond that Henry's father was supposed to look after. This was Monseigneur's Scottish castle, which he came to examine most years. The rest of the time he stayed in France.
Usually, everybody knew when to expect him. The message would come, and his father would curse, and then there would be a week when everyone was in a bad temper, trying to put things to rights. Then on the day, his father would stand in the doorway with Henry, his only son, at his side, and they would both welcome the old man as if they meant it. Fat Father Jordan was how his father referred to him.
Today, there had been no warning, which was terrible. No one knew better than Henry just how terrible it actually was. Henry set aside the hawk he had been feeding and, whirling down from his room, shoved open the door to his father's great chamber.
The bedcurtains were only half closed, so that he could see, with a pang of admiration and interest, what was happening behind them. Even now, in an emergency, he knew better than to interrupt. When it was finished (the signs were familiar) he said shrilly, 'Father Father Monseigneur is here '
The first face to appear was the lady's. He had seen her before. She looked flushed, but didn't giggle like Beth or conceal herself with the sheet like the other one. This lady frowned at him, certainly, but bent and picked up her robe like an ordinary person. Like all his father's ladies, she was well set up as to the chest. Henry's friends all mentioned that, and the servants. They, too, were proud of his father. Henry used to wonder, now and then, if his mother had been flat in front like himself. She had died when Henry was three, but he didn't miss her. He didn't know why people thought he ought to miss her. He said, 'Father?' again, in case he had gone back to sleep.
'God's blood and bones, ' said his father, and rolled over and pushed himself up.
Even angry, his father Simon was beautiful. Blond and blue-eyed and beautiful, and the finest jouster, the most splendid chevalier in the whole of Scotland. When Henry's grandfather was dead, Henry's father would be the lord of this castle and its grazing in the mid-west of Scotland. He would own his grandfather's castle in France, and his ships and his mills and his vineyards. His father would be Simon de St Pol, vicomte de Rib?rac, and Henry would be his sole son and heir, and a knight, with ladies to bounce with in bed. Flattish ladies, to be truthful, for preference.
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With the bravura storytelling and pungent authenticity of detail she brought to her acclaimed Lymond Chronicles, Dorothy Dunnett, grande dame of the historical novel, presents The House of Niccolo series. The time is the 15th century, when intrepid merchants became the new knighthood of Europe. Among them, none is bolder or more cunning than Nicholas vander Poele of Bruges, the good-natured dyer's apprentice who schemes and swashbuckles his way to the helm of a mercantile empire.
Scotland, 1468: a nation at the edge of Europe, a civilization on the threshold of the Modern Age. Merchants, musicians, politicians, and pageantry fill the court of King James III. In its midst, Nicholas seeks to avenge his bride's claim that she carries the bastard of his archenemy, Simon St. Pol. When she flees before Nicholas can determine whether or not the rumored child is his own—or exists at all—Nicholas gives chase. So begins the deadly game of cat and mouse that will lead him from the infested cisterns of Cairo to the misted canals of Venice at carnival. Breathlessly paced, sparkling with wit. The Unicorn Hunt confirms Dorothy Dunnett as the genre's finest practitioner.
About the Author
\Dorothy Dunnett was born in 1923 in Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland. Her time at Gillespie's High School for Girls overlapped with that of the novelist Muriel Spark. From 1940-1955, she worked for the Civil Service as a press officer. In 1946, she married Alastair Dunnett, later editor of The Scotsman.
Dunnett started writing in the late 1950s. Her first novel, The Game of Kings, was published in the United States in 1961, and in the United Kingdom the year after. She published 22 books in total, including the six-part Lymond Chronicles and the eight-part Niccolo Series, and co-authored another volume with her husband. Also an accomplished professional portrait painter, Dunnett exhibited at the Royal Scottish Academy on many occasions and had portraits commissioned by a number of prominent public figures in Scotland.
She also led a busy life in public service, as a member of the Board of Trustees of the National Library of Scotland, a Trustee of the Scottish National War Memorial, and Director of the Edinburgh Book Festival. She served on numerous cultural committees, and was a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. In 1992 she was awarded the Office of the British Empire for services to literature. She died on November 9, 2001, at the age of 78.
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Neutral Coaching Sites provide Women and Girls with quality coaching through progressive schemes at Trent Bridge. In 2014/2015 we will provide coaching schemes for the following age groups (booking is essential);
- Senior Womens Coaching (Aged 14 Years and over) 3rd February 7th April (8pm -9pm) Every Tuesday in the Woodhead Hall, £2 per session
- Junior Coaching (Aged 11-14 Years Old) 4th February 8th April (6pm- 7pm) Every Wednesday in the Woodhead Hall, £2 per session
- Pre Hardball Coaching (Aged 11 and Under) Every Monday from 26th January- 23rd February (7pm-8pm) £2 per session
For more information on Neutral Coaching Sites please contact Jack Arnold by phone on 0115 982 3000 extension 378 or email at email@example.com
2014 saw the first year of the Under 12 Development Programme designed to increase the number of young girls playing cricket competitively in teams. In 2015, the NCB will continue to deliver the programme throughout the summer and winter.
Players are invited to attend the programme through nominations from a combination of schools and clubs. For more information on the U12 Development Programme please contact Jack Arnold on 01159823000 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com
Nottinghamshire have 15 cricket clubs who provide coaching for (competing girls' sections are marked *).
- Attenborough CC The Strand, Attenborough. Contact: Sue Moore
- Awsworth CC* - Recreation Ground, The Lane, Awsworth, NG16 2QJ. Contact: Derek Balmforth
- Bingham CC*- Butt Field, Station Street, Bingham, NG13 8GG. Contact: Paul Maynard Mason 07817 9832385
- Caythorpe CC - Caythorpe Road, Caythorpe NG14 7EA. Contact: Simon Park
- Flintham CC Inholme Gardens, Flintham. Contact: Susan Radford
- Keyworth CC - New Field of Dreams, Platt Lane,Keyworth,Notts,NG12 5GE : Barry Baker
- Kinoulton CC* - Hickling Lane, Kinoulton, Contact: Terry Faulks
- Kirkby Portland CC - Nuncargate Road, Kirkby in Ashfield, NG17. Terry Barrett
- Mansfield CC Civic Centre, Chesterfield Road, Mansfield, NG19 6NN. Contact: Rob Coupe
- Notts & Arnold Amateurs CC * - Goosedale Farm, Moor Road, Bestwood, NG6 8UJ.Contact: Andrew Claye 07834 488663
- Orsdall Bingham CC* - All Hallows St, Orsdall, Retford. Club contacts: Gareth Jones
- Plumtree CC* - Bradmore Lane, Plumtree, NG12 5NA. Club contact: Rosemary Dove
- Radcliffe-on-Trent CC* Nottingham Road, Radcliffe on Trent. Club contact: Dan Sutton
- Welbeck CC - John Fretwell Sporting Complex, Sookholme Road, Mansfield NG19 8LL. Contact: Paul Gash
- West Bridgfordians CC* - Stamford Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 6FS Contact: Cate Hayes 07930 141319
- Attenborough CC The Strand, Attenborough. Contact: Sue Moore
- Clifton Village - Nottingham Trent University (Clifton Campus) - Amanda Bacon, 07774 232562 (Midlands Premier Division)
- Gedling & Sherwood CC - Regatta Way, Gamston, Nottingham- Trusha Mistry (Midlands Division 2 East)
- Kinoulton Ladies - Hickling Lane, Kinoulton - David Richards
- Plumtree - Bradmore Lane, Plumtree, NG12 5NA - Kelly Sladen 07536 074464 (Midlands Division 2 East)
- Welbeck & North Notts Ladies Cricket Club (Mansfield) - Natalie Robottom (Midlands Division 1 East)/ Womens T20/ Paul Gash
- Notts & Arnold Amateurs CC * - Goosedale Farm, Moor Road, Bestwood, NG6 8UJ.Contact: Andrew Claye 07834 488663
- West Bridgfordians CC* - Stamford Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 6FS Contact: Cate Hayes 07930 141319
Nottingham Trent University Ladies Team Emma Burgess
University of Nottingham Ladies Team Gabrielle Brown
The Nottinghamshire Womens T20 Development League started in 2014 with 4 clubs participating in its first year. The league is designed to improve the retention of young girls from junior to senior cricket, through a flexible and dynamic format to increase the amount of playing opportunities at clubs. In addition, we also allow the inclusion of HUB clubs/teams (or multiple clubs as one team), if you are interested in finding out more about the T20 league please contact Jack Arnold on 01159823000.
Teams involved in T20 Development League 2014;
- Plumtree Ladies CC
- Gedling and Sherwood CC
- West Bridgfordians CC
- Notts and Arnold CC
Teams entering the T20 Development League in 2015;
- Notts and Arnold Amateurs CC - (See contact details above)
- West Bridgfordians CC -(See contact details above)
- Gedling and Sherwood CC Regatta Way, Gamston, Nottingham- (See contact details above)
- University of Nottingham Development Squad Gabrielle Brown
- Welbeck and North Notts Ladies CC (See contact details above)
- Plumtree Ladies CC (See contact details above)
If you have any queries relating to County Age Groups or the Player Pathway please contact Matt Wood (Player Pathway Development Officer) on 0115 982 3000 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Under 13 Performance Squad
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Years ago, when I was writing about food for the Chicago Tribune, and later at Newsday, I would produce the annual "in and out" list. I loved doing that trend story because it was easy to see how things had changed thoughout the year. But unlike the world of fashion and restaurants, home décor trends move very slowly. You can be crazy for a color on a piece of clothing but it's a different matter on a couch. That's why the annual naming of Pantone annual color of the year can be exciting or, like last year's awful Tangerine Tango, merely amusing.… Continue Reading


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FBI requested list of names still puzzling to some in Lee County
LEE COUNTY - The FBI won't say what they're looking for. And those whose names are on the list say they don't know.
It's been seven months since FBI agents dropped a bomb on Lee County, asking for e-mails from four county employees, including since-departed county manager Don Stilwell.
In fact Stilwell's departure is the only obvious fallout from what FBI spokesman David Couvertier says is still an ongoing investigation.
Stilwell was forced out in May after sexually explicit images were found among his e-mails. The FBI made a public records request March 4, a request that itself was a public record. When the local media got wind of the request reporters started rifling through the thousands of e-mails and found the images.
For county commissioners who had already had their manager investigated for financial ties to since-convicted swindler son-in-law Samir Cabrera, the dirty pictures were the last straw. They gave Stilwell an ultimatum, and he resigned May 5.
Stilwell wasn't the only county employee whose e-mails were requested. Public Works Director Jim Lavender, transportation director Scott Gilbertson and Don DeBerry, manager of public works operations, also got the feds' attention.
All say they don't know why, and have never been contacted or questioned. They have all wondered why they were mentioned and what investigators were - or are - looking for.
"I've never been contacted and I've never been told anything," said Lavender. "I looked at those words plenty. It just looked like a trolling expedition to me."
That seems to be the consensus.
DeBerry said he was never contacted either. He said he also looked at the list of words on the FBI request.
The long list of words, names or acronyms the FBI requested were: Todd, Stephenson, AIM, Three Oaks, Samir, Tom, Frank, Daugherty, Impact, Golf, Bonita, Biodiesel, Vegas, dredging, FBI, Bruce, 20/20, Chico, Lease, Dan, Aronoff, Edison Farms, University, Galvano, Waterman, Estero and Freeman.
"It didn't look like a single thing to me," DeBerry said. "It looked like it was a fishing expedition."
Gilbertson said no one outside the media has even asked him about it - whatever it is.
"I never figured it out," he said. "But it sure would be nice if they tell us about it when they get done."
County Commission Chairman Ray Judah's e-mails were not requested, and his name was not on the key word list.
"No one has talked to me," Judah said. "The difficult thing is even if they cancel it with no wrongdoing or illegal activity, which I steadfastly maintain there isn't, they won't announce it. It's frustrating."
Gilbertson said he knows he hasn't done anything wrong, so he doesn't worry.
"I haven't had any trouble sleeping," he said.
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moreIs God relevant? In this intriguing work, internationally renowned author and public speaker Luis Palau tackles what noted historian Will Durant calls "the greatest question of our time"--whether we can live without God. Admittedly, many individuals today want to go it alone, without God. Either they feel no need for God, or they don't want God in their lives for some reason--perhaps because of a bad experience with organized religion. Or perhaps some have doubts because God seems to be outdated or contrary to current thought. At the heart of such doubts are intellectual questions raised originally by some of modern history's most influential and outspoken atheists and agnostics.
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at The Black Dog Bistro - 5540 Manotick Main St.,
Tickets are $50 and limited quantities are available
for this traditionally sold-out (now 80%
SOLD) charity event.
Bring a friend and enjoy the show and lunch.
- A Special Thank You to our Supporters! NIN Collection's 2014 Fall/Winter Fund-Raising Fashion Show on Sunday, September
28th at The Black Dog Bistro in Manotick was a sell-out event and raised almost $3000 in support of the fight against Children's
About NIN Collection Boutique:
After close to 25 years in downtown Ottawa, serving Women in the business, government and diplomatic communities -- NIN
Collection Boutique is now located in the Village of Manotick since September 2004; only a short half hour drive from downtown
NIN Collection prides itself in providing not only a large selection of designer and prêt-à-porter fashions; but also
superior wardrobe planning advice.
Some of the fashion labels we carry include: Michael Kors, Simon Chang, as well as, Steilmann, Barbara Lebek, Betty Barclay,
Tuzzi, Bandolera, Kapalua, Taifun from Germany; We also carry Spanner, Joseph Ribkoff and others.
Browse at your leisure; you will find the environment friendly and supportive. Try on as many outfits as you want until
you find the one that is just right for you. You won't face high pressure sales in our establishment - your shopping experience
must be pleasing.
Have a cup of tea or coffee while you shop. Eva, the owner comes from Europe and can advise you on the latest trends and
how to build a lasting wardrobe. Your service will be highly personalized; your satisfaction guaranteed.
Our mission is to serve you and to ensure that you feel good about how you look! Remember, when you look good, we look
good! When you feel good, we feel good! Consider it -- a partnership built on mutual trust and shared objectives.
Visit us soon!
5528 Manotick Main Street, The Village of Manotick
part of Ottawa) Ontario, CANADA K4M 1A6
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