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|BA's first Boeing 747 freighter, G-KILO, entered service but soon fell victim to the developing economic problems. The aircraft was eventually sold to Cathay Pacific in March 1982.
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Fuel prices were rising at the alarming rate of 70% per year. Immediate action came in the form of a survival plan, which called for unprofitable routes to be dropped, staff reductions and the early retirement of older aircraft. Many Trident 1 aircraft had already been retired and these were soon followed by some Trident 2, 707 and the Super VC-10 aircraft, all of which were withdrawn by March 1981.
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British Airways launched into the Concorde charter market.
The Highlands Division was established as an autonomous unit in a successful attempt to reverse many years of losses on Scottish routes. Three additional HS748 aircraft were acquired on lease to replace the airline's final Viscounts.
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You see smartphone screens getting larger and larger, and you chuckle while shaking your head knowingly. You saw this trend coming from a mile away—that's why you picked up Samsung's first Galaxy Note phone back in October of 2011. The only downside to being so far ahead of the curve is that you've missed out on Jelly Bean and some of the new features that Samsung built into both the Galaxy Note II and the Note 10.1. But the company is fixing some of that today—you can now pick up an Android 4.1.2 update for the international version of the original Galaxy Note either over-the-air or through Samsung's Kies syncing software.
Samsung lists a number of improvements to the Note in the update's release notes—Jelly Bean brings with it both Google Now and Project Butter, the Google initiative that makes Android's performance more consistent. It also brings over a few features from both the Galaxy Note II and the Galaxy S III. From the former, it gains Samsung's "Multi-View" multitasking function, which enables rudimentary windowed multitasking for a few of the built-in apps. From the latter, it picks up a few new widgets. It also gains a new notifications bar, a gesture-enabled keyboard similar to Swype (or the stock keyboard in Android 4.2), and a handful of other fixes and enhancements—you can find the full list on Samsung's support site along with a few relevant screenshots demonstrating some of the new features.
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VATICAN CITY (AP) — In unadorned white robes, the first pope from the Americas sets a tone of simplicity and pastoral humility in a church desperate to move past the tarnished era of abuse scandals and internal Vatican upheavals.
The choice of Argentine Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio — who took the name Francis — reflected a series of history-making decisions by fellow cardinals who seemed determined to offer a message of renewal to a church under pressures on many fronts.
The 76-year-old archbishop of Buenos Aries — the first from Latin America and the first from the Jesuit order — bowed to the crowds in St. Peter's Square and asked for their blessing in a hint of the austere style he cultivated while modernizing the Argentina's conservative Catholic church.
In taking the name Francis, he drew connections to the 13th century St. Francis of Assisi, who saw his calling as trying to rebuild the church in a time of turmoil. It also evokes images of Francis Xavier, one of the 16th century founders of the Jesuit order that is known for its scholarship and outreach.
Francis, the son of middle-class Italian immigrants, is known as a humble man who denied himself the luxuries that previous Buenos Aires cardinals enjoyed. He came close to becoming pope last time, reportedly gaining the second-highest vote total in several rounds of voting before he bowed out of the running in the conclave that elected Pope Benedict XVI.
Groups of supporters waved Argentine flags in St. Peter's Square as Francis, wearing simple white robes, made his first public appearance as pope.
''Ladies and Gentlemen, good evening,'' he said before making a reference to his roots in Latin America, which accounts for about 40 percent of the world's Roman Catholics .
Bergoglio often rode the bus to work, cooked his own meals and regularly visited the slums that ring Argentina's capital. He considers social outreach, rather than doctrinal battles, to be the essential business of the church.
He accused fellow church leaders of hypocrisy and forgetting that Jesus Christ bathed lepers and ate with prostitutes.
''Jesus teaches us another way: Go out. Go out and share your testimony. Go out and interact with your brothers. Go out and share. Go out and ask. Become the Word in body as well as spirit,'' Bergoglio told Argentina's priests last year.
Bergoglio's legacy as cardinal includes his efforts to repair the reputation of a church that lost many followers by failing to openly challenge Argentina's murderous 1976-83 dictatorship. He also worked to recover the church's traditional political influence in society, but his outspoken criticism of President Cristina Kirchner couldn't stop her from imposing socially liberal measures that are anathema to the church, from gay marriage and adoption to free contraceptives for all.
''In our ecclesiastical region there are priests who don't baptize the children of single mothers because they weren't conceived in the sanctity of marriage,'' Bergoglio told his priests. ''These are today's hypocrites. Those who clericalize the Church. Those who separate the people of God from salvation. And this poor girl who, rather than returning the child to sender, had the courage to carry it into the world, must wander from parish to parish so that it's baptized!''
This sort of pastoral work, aimed at capturing more souls and building the flock, is an essential skill for any religious leader in the modern era, said Bergoglio's authorized biographer, Sergio Rubin.
Bergoglio himself felt most comfortable taking a very low profile, and his personal style has been the antithesis of Vatican splendor.
''It's a very curious thing: When bishops meet, he always wants to sit in the back rows. This sense of humility is very well seen in Rome,'' Rubin said before the 2013 conclave to choose Benedict's successor.
Bergoglio's influence seemed to stop at the presidential palace door after Nestor Kirchner and then his wife, Cristina Fernandez, took over the Argentina's government.
His church had no say when the Argentine Supreme Court expanded access to legal abortions in rape cases, and when Bergoglio argued that gay adoptions discriminate against children, Fernandez compared his tone to ''medieval times and the Inquisition.''
This kind of demonization is unfair, says Rubin, who obtained an extremely rare interview of Bergoglio for his biography, the ''The Jesuit.''
''Is Bergoglio a progressive — a liberation theologist even? No. He's no third-world priest. Does he criticize the International Monetary Fund, and neoliberalism? Yes. Does he spend a great deal of time in the slums? Yes,'' Rubin said.
Bergoglio has stood out for his austerity. Even after he became Argentina's top church official in 2001, he never lived in the ornate church mansion where Pope John Paul II stayed when visiting the country, preferring a simple bed in a downtown building, heated by a small stove on frigid weekends. For years, he took public transportation around the city, and cooked his own meals.
Bergoglio almost never granted media interviews, limiting himself to speeches from the pulpit, and was reluctant to contradict his critics, even when he knew their allegations against him were false, said Rubin.
That attitude was burnished as human rights activists tried to force him to answer uncomfortable questions about what church officials knew and did about the dictatorship's abuses after the 1976 coup.
Many Argentines remain angry over the church's acknowledged failure to openly confront a regime that was kidnapping and killing thousands of people as it sought to eliminate ''subversive elements'' in society. It's one reason why more than two-thirds of Argentines describe themselves as Catholic, but fewer than 10 percent regularly attend mass.
Under Bergoglio's leadership, Argentina's bishops issued a collective apology in October 2012 for the church's failures to protect its flock. But the statement blamed the era's violence in roughly equal measure on both the junta and its enemies.
''Bergoglio has been very critical of human rights violations during the dictatorship, but he has always also criticized the leftist guerrillas; he doesn't forget that side,'' Rubin said.
The bishops also said ''we exhort those who have information about the location of stolen babies, or who know where bodies were secretly buried, that they realize they are morally obligated to inform the pertinent authorities.''
That statement came far too late for some activists, who accused Bergoglio of being more concerned about the church's image than about aiding the many human rights investigations of the Kirchners' era.
Bergoglio twice invoked his right under Argentine law to refuse to appear in open court, and when he eventually did testify in 2010, his answers were evasive, human rights attorney Myriam Bregman said.
At least two cases directly involved Bergoglio. One examined the torture of two of his Jesuit priests — Orlando Yorio and Francisco Jalics — who were kidnapped in 1976 from the slums where they advocated liberation theology. Yorio accused Bergoglio of effectively handing them over to the death squads by declining to tell the regime that he endorsed their work. Jalics refused to discuss it after moving into seclusion in a German monastery.
Both men were freed after Bergoglio took extraordinary, behind-the-scenes action to save them — including persuading dictator Jorge Videla's family priest to call in sick so that he could say Mass in the junta leader's home, where he privately appealed for mercy. His intervention likely saved their lives, but Bergoglio never shared the details until Rubin interviewed him for the 2010 biography.
Bergoglio — who ran Argentina's Jesuit order during the dictatorship — told Rubin that he regularly hid people on church property during the dictatorship, and once gave his identity papers to a man with similar features, enabling him to escape across the border. But all this was done in secret, at a time when church leaders publicly endorsed the junta and called on Catholics to restore their ''love for country'' despite the terror in the streets.
Rubin said failing to challenge the dictators was simply pragmatic at a time when so many people were getting killed, and attributed Bergoglio's later reluctance to share his side of the story as a reflection of his humility.
But Bregman said Bergoglio's own statements proved church officials knew from early on that the junta was torturing and killing its citizens, and yet publicly endorsed the dictators. ''The dictatorship could not have operated this way without this key support,'' she said.
Bergoglio also was accused of turning his back on a family that lost five relatives to state terror, including a young woman who was 5-months' pregnant before she was kidnapped and killed in 1977. The De la Cuadra family appealed to the leader of the Jesuits in Rome, who urged Bergoglio to help them; Bergoglio then assigned a monsignor to the case. Months passed before the monsignor came back with a written note from a colonel: It revealed that the woman had given birth in captivity to a girl who was given to a family ''too important'' for the adoption to be reversed.
Despite this written evidence in a case he was personally involved with, Bergoglio testified in 2010 that he didn't know about any stolen babies until well after the dictatorship was over.
''Bergoglio has a very cowardly attitude when it comes to something so terrible as the theft of babies. He says he didn't know anything about it until 1985,'' said the baby's aunt, Estela de la Cuadra, whose mother Alicia co-founded the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo in 1977 in hopes of identifying these babies. ''He doesn't face this reality and it doesn't bother him. The question is how to save his name, save himself. But he can't keep these allegations from reaching the public. The people know how he is.''
Initially trained as a chemist, Bergoglio taught literature, psychology, philosophy and theology before taking over as Buenos Aires archbishop in 1998. He became cardinal in 2001, when the economy was collapsing, and won respect for blaming unrestrained capitalism for impoverishing millions of Argentines.
Later, there was little love lost between Bergoglio and Fernandez. Their relations became so frigid that the president stopped attending his annual ''Te Deum'' address, when church leaders traditionally tell political leaders what's wrong with society.
During the dictatorship era, other church leaders only feebly mentioned a need to respect human rights. When Bergoglio spoke to the powerful, he was much more forceful. In his 2012 address, he said Argentina was being harmed by demagoguery, totalitarianism, corruption and efforts to secure unlimited power. The message resonated in a country whose president was ruling by decree, where political scandals rarely were punished and where top ministers openly lobbied for Fernandez to rule indefinitely.
Warren reported from Buenos Aires, Argentina.


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Twice-convicted killer Warren Lee Hill was granted final-hour stays of execution on Tuesday, his attorney said.
The stays came from the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and the Georgia Court of Appeals.
"I think we were within about a half hour of the execution," said Brian Kammer, an attorney for Hill, whose supporters say is mentally disabled.
The Georgia Court of Appeals acted on a appeal of a challenge to the way the prison handles the lethal injection drugs used in executions, while the federal appeals court issued a stay "ordering a further briefing on the issue of mental retardation," Kammer said.
Earlier Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court denied a stay of execution, as did the state Supreme Court, while the Georgia State Board of Pardons and Paroles similarly denied a request for clemency.
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The execution had been scheduled for 7 p.m. ET at a state prison in Jackson, about 45 miles south of Atlanta.
Hill was sentenced to death for the 1990 killing of Joseph Handspike, another inmate in a Georgia state prison.
He was convicted of beating Handspike to death with a nail-studded board while serving a life sentence in the 1985 killing of his girlfriend, Myra Wright.
His lawyers have argued that Hill's IQ of 70 means he should be spared under a 2002 decision that barred the execution of the mentally disabled. But a string of state courts has said Hill doesn't qualify under Georgia law, which requires inmates to prove mental impairment "beyond a reasonable doubt."
"This is the strictest standard in any jurisdiction in the nation. Even Warren Hill, a man with an IQ of 70 who is diagnosed as mentally retarded by every doctor who has examined him, found it impossible to meet this standard of proof," Kammer said.
Handspike's family has called for the execution to be called off. The Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities also weighed in against the execution, stating, "No other state risks the lives of those with developmental disabilities to this extreme."
Three doctors who examined Hill for the state "have now revised their opinions and find that Mr. Hill does meet the criteria for mental retardation," his lawyers argued in court papers.
But lawyers for the state have said that Hill served in the Navy, held a job and managed his money before Wright's killing – signs that he didn't necessarily meet the legal standard for retardation, even though he has a low IQ.
Hill had previously been scheduled for execution in July, but the state Supreme Court halted the execution on procedural grounds.
Georgia has executed 52 men since the U.S. Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in 1973, according to the Georgia Department of Corrections. There are currently 94 men and one woman under death sentence in the state.
CNN's Dana Ford, Bill Mears and Dave Alsup contributed to this report.


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VATICAN CITY — The focus of Pope Francis' papacy began to emerge Saturday as he offered some intimate insights into the conclave that elected him pontiff, describing how he was immediately inspired to name himself after St. Francis of Assisi because he wants to see a church that is "for the poor."
His comments provided further evidence that this first Latin American papacy would be one that looks beyond the confines of the church itself to the most disadvantaged, named for a 13th-century friar who renounced a wealthy, dissolute lifestyle to embrace a life of poverty and simplicity and go out in the countryside to preach a message of joy and peace.
"Let me tell you a story," Pope Francis began in a break from his prepared text during an audience for a few thousand journalists and Vatican communications officials in the Vatican's auditorium.
Francis then described how during the conclave he was comforted by his friend, Brazilian Cardinal Claudio Hummes, as the votes were going his way and it seemed "a bit dangerous" that he would reach the two-thirds necessary to be elected.
When the threshold was reached, applause erupted in the frescoed Sistine Chapel.
"He (Hummes) hugged me. He kissed me. He said, 'Don't forget about the poor!'" Francis recalled.
"And those words came to me: The poor. The poor. Then right away, thinking of the poor, I thought of Francis of Assisi. Then I thought of all the wars as the votes were being counted, until the end. Francis is also the man of peace. That is how the name came into my heart: Francis of Assisi."
The pope said some have wondered whether his name was a reference to other Franciscan figures, including St. Frances de Sales or even the co-founder of the pope's own Jesuit order, Francis Xavier. But he said the inspiration was Francis of Assisi.
Sitting in the vast Vatican auditorium, Francis continued: "For me, he is the man of poverty, the man of peace, the man who loves and protects creation. These days we don't have a very good relationship with creation, do we?" he said. "He is the man who gives us this spirit of peace, the poor man."
"Oh how I would like a church which is poor and for the poor!" Francis said, sighing.
He then joked that some other cardinals suggested other names: Hadrian VI, after a great church reformer — a reference to the need for the pope to clean up the Vatican's messy bureaucracy. Someone else suggested Clement XV, to get even with Clement XIV, who suppressed the Jesuit order in 1773.
The pope's admiration for Francis' simplicity is evident in his own lifestyle: the former Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio would take the bus to work, lived in a Spartan apartment where he would turn the heat off on weekends and cook his own meals.
In one of his first acts as pope, Francis phoned the Vatican ambassador in Buenos Aires and told him to put out the word that he didn't want ordinary Argentines flocking to Rome for his installation Mass, urging them to use the money instead for charity.
Bergoglio never favored liberation theology, the Latin American-inspired view that Jesus' teachings imbue followers with a duty to fight for social and economic justice, because of its alliances with armed leftist guerrilla movements in the 1970s.
But as a priest and later archbishop, he saw to it that every slum in Buenos Aires had a chapel and fostered many outreach programs, supporting former prostitutes and drug addicts and washing the feet of rehab patients. When the economy collapsed in 2001, and Argentines lost faith in their politicians, he denounced capitalist excesses and corruption from the pulpit.
His addresses and homilies often circle back to the need for the church to rivet its attention on issues of economic failings, including the growing divides between the comfortable and needy, and the pressures of Western-style capitalism.
His election to the papacy has raised questions about how he will translate that message on a global scale, given the global economic crisis and vast inequalities among the rich and poor — and at home, given allegations of corruption in the Holy See's governance and continued problems of the Vatican's own bank, the Institute for Religious Works.
Under Benedict XVI, the Vatican had sought to put its finances in order and opened itself up to external evaluation by the Council of Europe's Moneyval committee, which helps countries comply with international anti-money laundering norms. While the Vatican bank passed the first test last year, Moneyval gave the bank several poor or failing grades.
Amid the calls for reform of the Vatican bureaucracy that have erupted in recent months, there has been a steadily increasing suggestion in the Italian media that the Vatican could easily do away with its bank, since it can carry out most of its financial activities through commercial banks and thus rid itself of a stain on its reputation.
While there's no indication the Institute for Religious Works will close any time soon, one of Francis' most eagerly watched first appointments will be that of his secretary of state, who traditionally presides over the commission of cardinals that oversees the bank.
For now, Francis on Saturday temporarily named all Vatican officials in their current positions, saying he would decide whether to confirm them or name someone else after a period of "reflection, prayer and dialogue," the Vatican said.
The Vatican also released details of the pope's week ahead, saying he would meet with Argentine President Cristina Fernandez on the eve of his Tuesday installation Mass and then visit Benedict XVI at the papal retreat at Castel Gandolfo on Saturday.
The Fernandez meeting will be sensitive talks, given the years of open tensions over the then-archbishop's strong opposition to initiatives that led Argentina to become the first Latin American country to legalize gay marriage. He also opposed Fernandez's initiatives to promote free contraception and artificial insemination.
During his audience with journalists Saturday, Francis poured on the charm, thanking them for their work covering the election — "and you have worked, eh?" he said chuckling. He urged them to view the church not as a political entity but as a "dramatically spiritual" human institution and learn its true nature "with its virtues and its sins."
"The church exists to communicate this: truth, goodness and beauty personified. We are all called not to communicate ourselves, but this essential trio."
In recognition that not all journalists in the room were Christian or even believers, he offered a blessing without the traditional Catholic formula or gesture, saying he would bless each one in silence "respecting your conscience, but knowing that each one of you is a child of God."
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So beautiful and dramatic! Thanks for sharing, Rosa.ReplyDelete
Beautiful picture!ReplyDelete
Yes please, love the lines.ReplyDelete
Can't wait to see the cake in colour :-)ReplyDelete
Beautiful click! Love how the glass looks in the pictureReplyDelete
Beautiful rosa!! bookmarking it :)ReplyDelete
Not sure what this delicious concoction may be, but to me, it is the equivalent of a hug!
Rosa, I would like to get recipe for the cake. it looks unbelivably delicious.ReplyDelete
ALLA STAROSELETSKAYA: Thanks! I will post the recipe next week (on Friday). Cheers. :-DReplyDelete
I'm always curious to see your B/W Wednesdays :-) This slice of cake is capturing and not only because of the beautiful photo.ReplyDelete
Une envie : celle de planter la fourchette et de mettre très vite ce délice dans ma bouche....Bravo Rosa !ReplyDelete
bises et bonne soirée
Love the light on the glass in the background! And great looking cheesecake. Beautiful picture - thanks.ReplyDelete
Oh wow! C'est tellement parfait!ReplyDelete
Your black and white shots always amaze me! Love how the plate is a soft grey (at least that's how I interpret it). Lovely!ReplyDelete
Love the drama in this photo!ReplyDelete
I'd totally inhale that -- no matter if it was in color or b/w! LOLReplyDelete
I was waiting for your Black and White Wednesday for 2 days now. Stunning is the word.ReplyDelete
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Look really delicious and elegant! I want the recipe too please???ReplyDelete
It looks deliciosa:-)
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THIS is my kind of afternoon break! :-) I love it in B&W.ReplyDelete
Beautiful Rosa... Love that plate!!!ReplyDelete
Lovely! Is that a cheesecake layer on top?ReplyDelete
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Dramatic and gorgeous as always.ReplyDelete
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Quelle super pause!ReplyDelete
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LORRAINE: Thanks! Yes it is, but with a twist... ;-)ReplyDelete
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Love the play of light and even though the colors are not there, this cake still looks so tempting. The B&W click is adding a mystifying element to its nature.ReplyDelete
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Looking forward to the recipe.
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Beautiful refined dessert cut so perfectly. I love how the silver in black and white shows the lovely swirl pattern.ReplyDelete
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Very refined and lovely, Rosa! A gorgeous slice.ReplyDelete
So pretty and delish! I hope you'd post the recipe ;)ReplyDelete
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Great captures Rossa!ReplyDelete
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Exceptional among your many great shots, Rosa.ReplyDelete
Will pop over to see it in color, too.
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House Oversight and Government Reform Committee chairman Darrell Issa, a California Republican, and ranking Democrat Elijah Cummings of Maryland wrote NFLPA head DeMaurice Smith this week to chastise the union for standing in the way of HGH testing and to warn that they might ask players to testify on Capitol Hill.
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Baltimore Ravens defensive end Arthur Jones is among those NFL players who want the league and the union to finally agree on a way to do blood testing for human growth hormone.
"I hope guys wouldn't be cheating. That's why you do all this extra work and extra training. Unfortunately, there are probably a few guys, a handful maybe, that are on it. It's unfortunate. It takes away from the sport," Jones said.
"It would be fair to do blood testing," Jones added. "Hopefully they figure it out."
When Jones and the Ravens face the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl on Sunday, two complete seasons will have come and gone without a single HGH test being administered, even though the league and the NFL Players Association paved the way for it in the 10-year collective bargaining agreement they signed in August 2011.
Since then, the sides have haggled over various elements, primarily the union's insistence that it needs more information about the validity of a test that is used by Olympic sports and Major League Baseball. HGH is a banned performance-enhancing drug that is hard to detect and has been linked to health problems such as diabetes, cardiac dysfunction and arthritis.
"If there are guys using (HGH), there definitely needs to be action taken against it, and it needs to be out of (the sport)," Ravens backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor said. "I'm pretty sure it'll happen eventually."
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"I have nothing to hide. I can't speak for anyone else in football, but I would have no problem going," said Kenny Wiggins, a 6-foot-6, 314-pound offensive lineman on San Francisco's practice squad.
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"Do I think there is an HGH problem in the NFL? I don't think there is. Are there guys who are using it? I'm sure there are. But is it something Congress needs to worry about? No. We have enough educated people on both sides that can fully handle this. And if they can't, then they should be fired," said O'Hara, an NFLPA representative as a player. "I include the union in that, and I include the NFL. There is no reason we would need someone to help us facilitate this process."
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"We are disappointed with the NFLPA's remarkable recalcitrance, which has prevented meaningful progress on this issue," they wrote in their recent letter to Smith. "We intend to take a more active role to determine whether the position you have taken - that HGH is not a serious concern and that the test for HGH is unreliable - is consistent with the beliefs of rank and file NFL players."
Atallah questioned that premise.
"To us, there is no distinction between players and the union. ... The reason we had HGH in our CBA is precisely because our players wanted us to start testing for it," Atallah said. "We are not being recalcitrant for recalcitrance sake. We are merely following the direction of our player leadership."
Wiggins and other players said no one can know for sure how much HGH use there is in the league until there is testing - but that it's important for the union's concerns about the test to be answered.
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In a new posting on her Facebook account, former Gov. Sarah Palin (R-AK) made a dire statement about health care reform -- that it could result in an Obama-created "death panel" killing her infant son with Down Syndrome...Here's the full text of her Facebook post. Excerpt:
The Democrats promise that a government health care system will reduce the cost of health care, but as the economist Thomas Sowell has pointed out, government health care will not reduce the cost; it will simply refuse to pay the cost. And who will suffer the most when they ration care? The sick, the elderly, and the disabled, of course. The America I know and love is not one in which my parents or my baby with Down Syndrome will have to stand in front of Obama's "death panel" so his bureaucrats can decide, based on a subjective judgment of their "level of productivity in society," whether they are worthy of health care. Such a system is downright evil.She doesn't say that the government will kill disabled (or elderly) persons directly, but that death will occur as a result of the decisions of cost controlling bureaucrats with the power to determine who can receive various treatments. I don't know why "level of productivity in society" is in quotes, nor do I know whether it is the plan to ration care on this basis. Those are actually serious matters, and I'd like to know the answers. What Kleefeld is doing is trying to sweep Palin aside as a big crazy wacko.
Yes, she used a colorful expression "death panel," but it's a good and fair polemical expression if in fact life-saving care will be rationed on this basis. I have found myself saying, in conversation, "I'm afraid Obama is going to kill me." Now, I'm not picturing him or one of his minions coming over to murder me, but I am afraid that as I get older and need expensive care to keep me alive that I will be told I cannot have it, because at my age, in the government's opinion, there's not enough life left in me to be worth the money that I would take from the system that needs to pay for everything.
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We must step up and engage in this most crucial debate. Nationalizing our health care system is a point of no return for government interference in the lives of its citizens. If we go down this path, there will be no turning back. Ronald Reagan once wrote, "Government programs, once launched, never disappear. Actually, a government bureau is the nearest thing to eternal life we'll ever see on this earth." Let's stop and think and make our voices heard before it's too late.Kleefeld and others like him — the Andrew Sullivan post title is "Obama's Gonna Kill My Baby!" — would love to squelch that debate.


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In 2019, more young people were receiving youth care than in 2015. On the other hand, there were relatively lower shares of young children in families living on income support, third-year secondary general students at VMBO, and young registered crime suspects. Youth labour participation was relatively higher while alcohol consumption remained unchanged in this period. Statistics Netherlands (CBS) reports this based on figures regarding key indicators and the use of youth care, published today in the Annual Report of the National Youth Monitor 2020.Read publication
In 2019, fewer young people in the Netherlands aged 12 to 24 years were volunteering compared to previous years. While girls are more likely to volunteer in the field of care, boys prefer activities in a sports association. The most important reason for young people to volunteer is that they enjoy it. Statistics Netherlands (CBS) reports this in the latest edition of the National Youth Monitor, based on new figures taken from a survey on social cohesion and well-being.Read publication
Of the 181 thousand young people aged 15 to 26 years who dropped out of education without obtaining a basic qualification, there were 70 thousand who were out of work in 2019. This is a relatively high share compared to those who did obtain a basic qualification. Common reasons for not working are illness and disability. Among the unskilled, those in employment often work at lower occupational skill levels than their peers with basic qualifications. Of the 625 thousand young people who are not in education but who do have a basic qualification, 66 thousand are out of work.Read publication
5.3 percent of 12 to 24-year-old internet users report that they were bullied, stalked or threatened online in 2018. Over 140 thousand young people were affected. Girls were almost twice as likely to be a victim as boys (7.1 versus 3.6 percent). Statistics Netherlands (CBS) reports this based on a survey on cybersecurity and cybercrime.Read publication
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65 IHeart: Our Holiday Storage
We had a total of FOUR Christmas's this year, all away from home so if you count our own family one with the kids at home, it was really five! I think that is a Jones family record, I am tired just typing about it {you can catch up on some of our Christmas highlights here}.
Yesterday, I packed up all of the holiday decor. It was bittersweet, it always adds so much color and life and happiness, yet at the same time, it's nice to get back to some sort of normal around here.
I had shared a couple of years back how we handle storing all of our holiday decorations:
Fairly organized, yes. However, all those bins take up a ton of space. And this year I was so frustrated with myself because even though I had labeled the bins, I still had to pull one off of the other to open the lid and dig inside to see if what I wanted was there {sometimes yes, sometimes no}. That's the problem with bins that are not see through. Plus, our Christmas lights were a giant tangled mess which made the entire processing of decorating the tree take about triple the time.
I was determined to do better this year, so that next Christmas things go a little smoother. Plus, I have a goal to better utilize our utility storage room {which I will show you once our lower level remodel is done and all of our excess supplies are out}, which meant condensing our holiday storage the best that I could.
So I started from scratch this year. I took everything off of the tree and our shelving display and created giant piles in our living room. Then, I gave myself a pat on the back for my ability to get everything stored into two bins instead of three! It's OK to do some super smiling when you have organizing success!
After some donating and tossing, I was able to keep only what we use and love, yet I still have about as much or more decor than the last time I posted about it. I must just be getting smarter with age... lol.
So how did I do it? Well, I used Ziploc bags for just about EVERYTHING. They take up far less room than the bulky plastic boxes that most of the decorations originally came in.
I find that the bags from IKEA are my favorite for storage. They last longer and are larger than the Ziploc brand bags:
This bin has so many items in it such as shatterproof ornaments, beads, cones, ribbon, a cookie plate, holiday countdown, printables, etc... The storage bags really made things fit perfectly and maximized the space inside the bin.
I use a disposable food storage container for all of the little things, like ornament hooks and extra Christmas light bulbs:
And a manila folder to hold all of my printables and banners:
The lower bin is full of linens at the bottom, and all of our twinkling lights at the top:
Thanks to the www, I found that you can save space and tangles by wrapping individual strands of lights around objects, like coffee cans or cardboard pieces! So we cut up a spare box leftover from Christmas and had fantastic space saving, untangled light storage!
It worked like a charm!
We keep all of our fragile ornaments and special ornaments made by the kids inside the stacking ornament bins. We have been doing that for years and nothing has broken so we are not changing a good thing!
Now because I have two bins that look the same with tons of different items inside, I decided to get creative with the labeling process.
I started out by folding a piece of decorative cardstock in half, and laminating it into a pouch {like I did with my coupon envelopes}:
After attaching the pouches to the sides of the bins with a piece of Velcro, I am able to write a list of the bin contents and tuck it right into the pouch!
Now, since I can't see all of the contents through the bin, I can just pull out the list and know everything that is inside!
And if things ever change, I just cross stuff off, add new things to the bottom, and we are good to go!
In fact, I love this idea SO much, that I have more storage bins for other items that I will be doing this to in the future as I continue on my organizing quest! The thought of no more unstacking, peeking inside, and re-stacking, makes me H A P P Y!
Feels good to have my first of many 2012 organizing projects checked off of the list!
Anyone else find new holiday storage ways this year, that left you with a big ol' grin? How many Christmas's did you attend? Anyone have me beat?
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I love your site! My hubby & I are on the same page now with organizing our home. Your site is helping alot. We took our Christmas deco down Sunday afternoon & went through everything. One thing a have a question about what do you do with your Christmas cards that you recieved this year?ReplyDelete
Way to go, Jen! I love the idea of listing stuff on the outside; this year I did most of the work taking down the tree (I did the lights and garland around cardboard too!) but some re-organizing is definitely in order before next year...thanks for some new ideas!ReplyDelete
I love the tub labels. I need to get on that so that I'm not rummaging through each "Christmas" labeled bin for the pine scented candles. :)ReplyDelete
Last year I finally got smart and stored my decorations in bins by room. It made it so easy to decorate this year! I still have lots of bins and some of them are huge! I just can't put my Willow Tree Nativity in anything but the boxes. I do like the idea of putting stuff in plastic baggies instead of boxes if possible to make more space. I will be making a list of everything in my bins this year to as I put things away for inventory purposes.ReplyDelete
I love the envelope idea(s). This year I attached an "order of events" list to my containers. I wanted to be able to decorate in "order" next year rather than getting everything out with 3 pairs of tiny hands help out. Hopefully, this Christmas will save me time from rearranging and having half decorated spots.ReplyDelete
I've found that sock organizers plus a sweater-sized gift box work perfectly together to inexpensively organize delicate ornaments. So far it's survived 3 moves without a single broken ornament. All the compartments are filled with shredded paper. I've got a box for delicate, not so delicate, and not delicate ornaments so I know which boxes my daughter can help with. All my ornaments fit in a plastic tote. I bought new ones this year that are clear with red tops so I immediately know what they contain without having to label. I have 3 other totes that contain lights and other decorations. I hope to pare down a bit but for now I'm happy with how it's organized. We alternate between real and fake trees so we need a bit more than usual. I also picked up a hard-sided wreath box that I'll use to store all my wreaths. You'd think with the popularity of seasonal wreaths someone would sell non-Christmas wreath boxes but I haven't found one yet.ReplyDelete
We only had 2 Christmases this year but next year we'll have our usual 3.
Love it! I used the empty tubes from my wrapping paper this year to store the lights. I cut them into 3rds (about the size of a paper towel roll) and stuck the plug into one end of the roll, rolled the lights around the tube and tucked the other end of the plug into the opposite end of the roll. Works BEAUTIFULLY. No untangling lights next year!ReplyDelete
Love the bin ideas... I may have to tackle that this weekend. I like that they are uniform in color - I would love to have a single color for Christmas, one for fall/halloween, one for summer decor, etc...
Love these ideas, especially putting the ornaments in baggies and wrapping the lights around cardboard. So simple, but I never thought of it. Thanks, as always, for your wonderful ideas and inspirations. Happy New Year!!ReplyDelete
So glad to have come across this today! I have yet to tackle packing up Christmas (waiting until the weekend), and this year I'm determined to not just shove everything in a bin all willy nilly.ReplyDelete
How funny. We have the same, what I like to call, Tiffany blue, bins for putting away our Christmas decor. I do plastic bags as well but had no idea Ikea had great ones. Great to know. I love the way you did the labels. Super creative how they pull out. Doesn't it feel good to put it all away!ReplyDelete
I used to wrap my lights on cardboard but found it didn't work well for me, especially with strands that are longer than 100. I now take the time to bundle them with rubber bands similar to how they come in the packages. My biggest problem is that I have 10 bins of Christmas decor, with two trees, and lots of garlands I put up it takes up a lot of room. Add to that the fact that we have been trying to move and sell our home for the past two Christmases everything gets packed up for a move not just storage. I am hoping this is the last year I have to do that and we will finally sell this place in 2012! I won't take down our decorations until after Epiphany, but am all ready thinking about how to pack them better and what to get rid of that I haven't used. I love the idea of your pocket labels, I just hate digging through all of the bins looking for the things that need to go up first and I have clear bins. This would solve that problem, great idea!ReplyDelete
I love your blog and just wanted to let you know that I am going to be using some of your ideas to start my year out right. The first one is going to be creating my family binder. I will send you pictures once I am done. Thank YouReplyDelete
That's it. You're officially a genius.ReplyDelete
You did an amazing job organizing! I love the idea of including the content inside of each bin.ReplyDelete
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That is wonderful!! When we put our decorations out, I had a plan to reorganize and purge when we take them down. Alas, that will have to wait, as I went back to work today, and the hubby is home undecorating :). I guess there's always next year!ReplyDelete
Wrapping lights around cardboard is my favorite trick for storing lights. It makes life so much easier when it's time to out them up again.ReplyDelete
- CortneyJanuary 3, 2012 at 11:12 AM
Thanks for the tip on the ikea bags. I live a few hours from the nearest ikea but I love storing things in ziploc baggy's so it is on the ikea shopping list....ReplyDelete
We use the cardboard idea for our glittery garland that gets tangled up every year. I secure each end to the boards with paperclips. This was the first year I got to pull them out and they were all nice and neat which made decorating the tree so much more enjoyable. I have to try with the lights this year since they are all new. Ours always die by the end of the season, anyone have a recommendation for some good long lasting white lights?
What a great job! I haven't put mine away yet, and this gives me some good ideas, thanks!ReplyDelete
Great Ideas come do mine :)ReplyDelete
I love your suggestions of Ziploc bags. You are a Genius! I'm going to give this a try tonight and see how it goes.ReplyDelete
Wow, I still can't believe you fit all that stuff in just 2 bins though!ReplyDelete
We have recently pared down our Christmas stuff and organized our bins by "type" (ie. Christmas tree, Christmas lights, Christmas snowmen, Christmas decor, etc.) I had put temporary labels on everything, but am excited that when we put away our Christmas stuff, I'll be able to put on permanent ones with my NEW LABEL MAKER I got for Christmas! Woot!
We too, wrapped our outdoor Christmas lights around pieces of cardboard this year. I hope it will work okay with the icicle lights we have.
- Nikki RoyJanuary 3, 2012 at 11:52 AM
I used to use the canvas bins for storing ornaments however, I found I was chasing them around more than anything. So I ditch that last year and bought a plastic ornament organizer. This year I changed my tree theme so now I'm stuck with two sets of tree decorations. I kept the boxes front he new ornaments to store them in. Seemed to work great. My OCD takes over and I have to have all my seasonal decorations color coded. So instead of writing each season on them I just know that black is Halloween, blue is Easter(Spring), orange is thanksgiving/fall, red/green is Christmas, etc.ReplyDelete
Awesome idea with the laminating! I am going to do this for some of my excess paper filing that doesn't go into my binders.ReplyDelete
For our Christmas lights, we cut holders out of plywood. About 4-6 inches across and about 9 inches long. Cut "V" notches in each end and you're set! With the notch the lights won't slide off and it is handy to hold when you put the lights up.ReplyDelete
I wrap my lights on the flattened box that they come in! Isn't just super simple!? =)ReplyDelete
I went to six places in total for "Christmas" - most of them were very low key though.
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This post just made me want to take a leave of absence at work and get with the program. My lamintaor is on its way and I feel like I am going to lose sleep once it arrives, I can't wait. THANK YOU!!!ReplyDelete
- christine kJanuary 3, 2012 at 3:28 PM
We have been married 39 years,,,and I'm sure at some point we, too, only had 2 bins! We have 18 Christmas bins. I have them in a spreadsheet and they are numbered. On the spreadsheet each number has a description: "Snowmen for LR bay window and end tables"/"Santas for mantle and DR windowsills"ReplyDelete
I also take a picture of how I decorated the specific areas of what is in the bin. I am now retired, and even though I am not in any rust to decorate or de-decorate, it really does help!
This may seem like a silly question but how do you laminate the pouch and still have an openingReplyDelete
We normally have 4 Christmas's (and every other holiday), our family, my husband's family, my Mom's side and my Dad's side. That gets so tiring though so the past few years we've calmed down and skipped one or two get togethers each holiday. As for decorations I got rid of as much I could bare to part with while decorating 9which turned out to be a whole bins worth. After Christmas I was so tired of pin needles I was in a rush to undecorate and I just put most stuff however it fit into the 2 remaining bins. The things I did organized were the small pieces which went into a jar, special ornaments went into 2 plastic shoe boxes inside the larger bins and I wrapped the lights up because I never want to untangle lights ever again!ReplyDelete
I love the little pouch holding the content list! That is great! I also have ornament storage totes like you do and I love them!ReplyDelete
Ahhh ... brilliant side envelope with the content list!! You never cease to amaze me! Happy New Year!ReplyDelete
Well, for heaven's sake. I think I LOVE every idea here and we haven't put it all away yet! Heading to Ikea...ReplyDelete
Wow - that's great you got that all taken care of (and inspiring!).ReplyDelete
I love that you are organizing things in ziploc bags. I use the bags for a lot of things.ReplyDelete
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Hey Girl! Gave you a little shout-out over at my place~~love love love your blog and your many creative and beautiful ideas! And if you ever want a Texas-sized challenge, come get my crazy household of eight kids and two dogs and one awesome husband and distractable me organized! ;o)ReplyDelete
Jen, I have to say, you are my "go to" gal when it comes to organization! I am organizationally challenged, so I check your blog daily:). In fact, I just wrote a post called "The Clutter Counter Confession" exposing my organizational issues.Stop by to check it out. I think my after shot will make your heart sing:)! And if you do start going to people's houses to help, is MI too far? :)ReplyDelete
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Love the idea. Must do this next year. I totally hate digging for random decorations and wasting my time.ReplyDelete
Loved this post. My goal this year is to try to get organized. It seems the more I try the worse I get. I have taken some of my decorations down. I did it different this year. I packed up by rooms. All of the living room decor. is together. All of the dining room decor. is together, etc. I have clear totes but I still put a general discription on the outside to let me know what was in there. One of my main problems right now is I have NO energy. I am going to the dr. tomorrow to have blood work done to see if anything is wrong. I hope not but I want to know why I am tried all the time. I take a multi-vit, a calcuim plus D vit., a complex B vit, and a vit. D. I should have just a little bit of energy. I am going to do better this year about getting organized. This is my year. I am going to do it!!!!!!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 3, 2012 at 9:29 PM
Loving this organizational post! I spotted those blue IKEA zip lock bags...their so big and SO handy...I went thru a box in no time.ReplyDelete
I'm still wondering how you have only 2 bins of Christmas decorations. I have 16!!!!! Takes me 4 days to decorate. I LOVE Christmas, so I really don't mind having so much extra!!!ReplyDelete
How did you attach the laminated pockets to the bins? Thanks so much for the post. Without a good organization plan, I have been overwhelmed thinking about putting it all away. I took it all down and hid it away in a guest room on Jan 1. But I have had no motivation to organize and put it away because I didnt even know where to begin. Now I can start! :)ReplyDelete
Loooove the idea of putting the ornaments in ziploc bags! I was getting frustrated with how many boxes I needed too. Perfect solution, thanks!ReplyDelete
Yes yes YES to the ziplock bags! For Canadian readers, it is worth noting that the Presidents Choice large freezer bags are GREAT for this as well. Very thick plastic and large enough for things like this (although the dimensions are closer to square than rectangle).ReplyDelete
Our biggest organizational achievement this post-Christmas was bagging up anything that didn't work in our new home – like if it required shelf space that we no longer have, or we just owned because it was given to us by someone else years ago trying to unload Christmas gear – and took it to the Goodwill. The next few Christmas' are mainly going to be decorated by crafts made every year, as we have small children.
In order to NOT stack the plastic tubs, my handy husband installed metal shelving (in our walk-in attic) with the shelves the correct distance apart to hold my tubs. I love it. Makes it so much easier to get into the tubs.ReplyDelete
Holy Cow!!! I wish all my Christmas stuff fit into 2 bins, plus the ornament bins. I have waaayyy to much stuff I think. I have to rethink my decor and organize my bins better. Thanks as always for some really great ideas. I think I might try the ziplock or Ikea bag idea. I love Ikea for soooo many reasons. ;)ReplyDelete
absolutely LOVE the tub contents sheet!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 4, 2012 at 3:24 PM
great organization! do you do the same for other holiday decorations?ReplyDelete
@Anonymous - I will be now! :)ReplyDelete
That looks great!!ReplyDelete
Hi Jen! Great ideas! We have lots of bins in our basement (unfortunately). We use them for many seasonal decorations and out of season clothing as well as many things we probably need to go through and donate! I love your list idea but I don't think I have the patience to implement that on our many bins. I also find that even labels stuck to the side get damaged and fall off. I started using a sharpie to neatly draw a number on all 4 sides of each bin. Then I keep an excel spreadsheet of contents for each bin. It has a column for occasion, bin description (large purple bin, etc.), and can contain a very detailed list of contents and other relevant notes. I will use this to note bins that need to be organized better or purged too. It is great because the number is on all sides and will never come off and never needs to be changed. I can sort the list by holiday or number (for easy lookup) and I can always have a copy down in the basement. I can search on the computer for a very specific item with ease! I love it! Thanks for all of your amazing ideas! I love you blog!ReplyDelete
love it - mentioned it on my blog - www.thatsmykindofparty.comReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 5, 2012 at 2:18 PM
Love the idea of the list on the outside of the bins. But I must be showing my age.. I have about 10 of those bins. Plus a few random cardboard boxes and a fake tree (or three) and then there is the outdoor decorations.... I guess the older you get the more decorations you have?ReplyDelete
I seriously love this idea and I am so dragging Hubby into helping me with this! One question {random} : What font are you using on your labels? It's so pretty!!ReplyDeleteReplies
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I love love love your blog! It's so helpful, and so modern!ReplyDelete
As well as Trish, I'd love to know what font you are using, and I'd love to know what scrapbook paper you're using! I recognize one from Becky Higgins, but I don't recognize the others. Thank you!Replies
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Well, this is my second post on this. I have finally packed up all my Christmas decorations. I finally had some energy this weekend and got it all up. I am proud to say that it all looks neat in my attic with all the little labels on each end of all my totes. It looks very organized. I hope it will make next year easy to decorate. Now I can just do one room at a time.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the inspiration!!!!!!
This is my year to get organized!!!!!
Thank you so much for the inspiration. I also packed mine into two storage boxes thanks to you. http://www.nzecochick.com/2012/01/christmas-organisation.htmlReplyDelete
This is fantastic! I wish we could get our holiday storage down to only a couple of bins. Ours it out of control right now.ReplyDelete
Had no idea IKEA HAD bags! Like the cardboard to wrap the lights--kind of a duh! but I never thought of it....ReplyDelete
- Adrienne619July 2, 2012 at 12:35 PM
I stumbled across this idea just looking at all of your beautiful rooms and storage ideas. I'm a bit of an organization freak as well. I won't go so far as to say "neat" freak, but I'm working on it... To add to your idea of the content's card on the outside of the storage bins. I did this for organizing my storage shed and not only did I make a list of the contents of each bin I labeled the bin as well such as "Kitchen" and had bowls, sifters, etc., in there. I made a list and placed the list in the box, but I took it one step further and printed a second sheet and placed it in a binder so that if I'm cooking and needed my sifter, I could go to the binder and find out what bin actually had the sifter in it. This eliminated the need for looking through 3-4 Kitchen bins to find the item I needed. I hope this helps anyone else looking to adopt this idea from your blog.ReplyDelete
Great tips for organizing the holiday ornaments! Thanks for sharingReplyDelete
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Great idea to put a card on the outside of the bins detailing the contents and attaching it with Velcro. I've tried to attach an inventory with packing tape, but it starts to roll up and come off of the plastic.ReplyDelete
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