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Fire cadets from Mildenhall College Academy were put through their paces at the town's fire station on Monday.
Their six week 'military style' training programme, which came to an end this week, was designed by the school's fire liaison officer, Andrew Sheldrick, to engage the pupils in typical fire work, including running out hoses, climbing ladders and search and rescue.
Mr Sheldrick, of Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service, said the purpose of the course was to 'instil discipline, build confidence and encourage team work to achieve' in pupils that had been chosen by the school as most likely to benefit.
He said: "Parents seem suitably impressed and say they have noticed a vast improvement in their child's attitude at home and at school, so we think the course is working well."

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Boaters in Newport Harbor are exploiting loopholes in a law to "sell" publicly owned moorings, resulting in some owners waiting years -- sometimes decades -- to get a spot to tie up their yachts, according to a grand jury report released Thursday.
Private brokers have created a cottage industry selling rights to mooring slips along with the boats that are registered to them, allowing buyers to circumvent the long wait others endure to get one of the 1,235 moorings in the harbor, the report said.
The practice has mushroomed in recent years in tandem with demand for docking space along Orange County's affluent coast.
It also found that exceptions have been made allowing private yacht clubs to hold mooring permits even though the law requires the permit to be in the name of an individual.
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Who's the King? That LeBron James fella, that's who. He's tossing in 55-footers on 60 Minutes, he's leading the Cavaliers to a franchise-record 13 straight wins and the league's best record. Can you say M-V-P? The West is a jumbled mess that won't be sorted out until the final week of the season. Team's won't be able to pick a postseason opponent.
1 – CLEVELAND CAVALIERS – (Last rank: 2) – 61-13 – Almost a lock to post the league's best record and capture the overall home-court advantage for the playoffs, which should be huge. (The Cavs are 36-1 at home.)
2 – LOS ANGELES LAKERS – (Last rank: 1) – 59-16 – The Lakers are in cruise control, easing through a two-week long road trip at 5-2. When they get serious – and they will – and Andrew Bynum stops hanging out at the Playboy Mansion – and he will (I guess) – they are well ahead of the rest of the West.
3 – ORLANDO MAGIC – (Last rank: 5) – 55-19 – Might enter the playoffs with as big a chip on their shoulders as any squad, looking to prove that they are contenders. They host the Cavs on Friday; should be fun.
4 – BOSTON CELTICS – (Last rank: 3) – 57-19 – Holding on, but looking shaky on occasion without Kevin Garnett. Will they be able to find the groove with KG sitting out possibly until the end of the regular season? They can still beat anybody, anytime.
5. DENVER NUGGETS – (Last rank: unranked) – 49-26 – George Karl's bunch has won 9-of-10 to shoot to the No. 2 seed in the West. No one seems to be afraid of them, but with Chauncy Billups leading the way, the Nuggets could be a tough out in the postseason.
6 – SAN ANTONIO SPURS – (Last rank: 7) – 48-26 – You get the sense that the Spurs are just chillin', waiting on the postseason, and they are willing to give up the division. They even rest Tim Duncan (sore knees) on occasion – as if this is baseball or something – because they know the most important thing is to be healthy for the playoffs.
7 – HOUSTON ROCKETS – (Last rank: 4) – 48-27 – Last night's contest at Phoenix could have been a statement game, and could have vaulted the Rockets back into No. 2 in the West. Carl Landry's return will be key, as how they are playing entering the playoffs will be more important than who they face.
8 – NEW ORLEANS HORNETS – (Last rank: 9) – 47-27 – Far from rolling, but they have moved into a loss-column tie with the Rockets, one loss behind the Spurs in the Southwest Division. David West was supposed to be out with an ankle injury, but played last night in a win at the Clippers. Can they find last year's magic?
9 – UTAH JAZZ – (Last rank: 6) – 46-28 – Only 5-5 over their last 10 games, but still the team most Rockets fans don't want to see in the postseason. Could finish anywhere, but a tough schedule likely puts the Jazz on the road in the playoffs.
10 – PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS – (Last rank: 8) – 47-27 – This young squad just keeps hanging in there. With Brandon Roy and LaMarcus Aldridge playing well, they torched Utah on Tuesday. Has lost six straight road games against teams with winning records, though.


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If I told you that one of the keys to success was adopting the right posture would you believe me?
Just visualize a corporate boardroom filled with potential clients waiting to hear what Company X is pitching. The Company Rep- Miss Y – sits at her place, arms folded on the table in front of her, shoulders slightly rounded.
Now imagine the same room, same cast of characters, only this time another Rep – Miss Z – begins her presentation by standing, feet comfortable distance apart, balanced. Her hands placed on the table in front of her as she leans slightly forward towards the clients-to-be and smiles warmly as she begins to speak.
In the latter scenerio there's a feeling of ease and confidence. For that reason, all other things being equal, Miss Z is probably a lot closer to closing the deal than Miss Y.
Trust me, I'm not making this stuff up. The topic of how other perceive us based on our facial expressions and body language is old news.
Also nothing new is the idea that we manifest with the body how we feel – physically, mentally, emotionally. Just think of how you sit, stand and move when you're coming down with a cold, sleep deprived, or nursing a broken heart. Then, imagine yourself at the top of your game, sun shining, fresh from a visit with a cheerful friend. And, you can rest assured that other people notice it too!
"If you act powerfully, you will begin to think powerfully."
So states, Amy Cuddy, social psychologist and associate professor at Harvard Business School. Employing various methods, Cuddy explored what methods we use to judge ourselves and others in terms of two critical trait dimensions—warmth/trustworthiness and competence/power. These are the "deal breakers" when it comes to who we hire, trust, admire, befriend or dislike. Cuddy found that not only do we feel more positively toward those people whose body's reflect these qualities, we can also consciously increase – "embody" – those things when mimic those positions in our own body.
Think about the "Wonder Woman" position – feet firmly grounded, hands on hips, eyes alert, a slight smile. She stands ready, and very able, to take on all the challenges that come her way. Not only is she tough, she's also nice! I'd hire her, trust her, have coffee with her – what about you?
More importantly, if we took a sample of Wonder Woman's blood after she stood like that for just a few minutes we would notice something very interesting. Her levels of testosterone – linked with feelings of power, willingness to take risks, be competitive – would have increased. Her levels of cortisol – connected with feeling stressed, uncomfortable – would have gone down. Amazing and very thought provoking research.
Watch the full TED video of Amy Cuddy as she details her research by clicking here.
It's always been fascinating to me, how the body speaks volumes.
The longer I've practiced and taught yoga, in it's embracing of the physical, I've noticed how folks can change with the practice. First and foremost I noticed it in myself. As my muscles got more pliant, my mind was more open to possibilities. Balance work seemed to remind me that there was more to life than work and demands from others. And the strength part, well I learned how to take a stand and stick to it. So cool!
If you want another example of how powerful and fundamental this experience is, researchers noticed that folks experiencing important successes, "wins" as it were, tended to adopt the "touchdown" pose – arms overhead in a "V" for victory. The behavior was so universal that even people who had been blind from birth placed their bodies in this position.
So, the next time you need to give that speech, or face that challenge, or deal with that troublesome person who pushes all of your buttons, take a few minutes to "Do the Cuddy". Go ahead, "strike a pose", and see if you don't feel a whole lot better.
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A chance to experience life as a sixth former is being offered in a new initiative at Skegness Grammar School.
Those due to enter post-16 education this September are invited to the open morning at the
Vernon Road school, on Tuesday, March 11.
From 9am to 1pm, the day will include opportunities to sit in on lessons and meet students and staff.
Headmaster Simon Sprague said: "The idea is to give any student thinking about sixth form
this September, a full picture of what it entails and it follows on from the highly successful open evening we held last year."
"It provides another opportunity for those who missed that event or for those who came but wish to experience the sixth form on a normal working day," he added.
A-level results at Skegness Grammar have seen a significant improvement in recent years.
Last summer, 61 per cent of passes were at grades A and B, among the highest in Lincolnshire
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Don't get on his bad sideBruins left wing Milan Lucic battled with Anaheim's Mike Brown later in the second period. "Breaking the game's supposed code (fine print available nowhere), Lucic continued to punch after Brown went to the ice," said the Globe's Kevin Paul Dupont. Later, Lucic pointed at Brown and yelled angrily as the two sat in the box.
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Dr Aron 'Ali' Bacher was in Mumbai last weekend to launch his new book, Ali - The Life of Ali Bacher.
Dr Bacher, of course, was the face of South African cricket during its most memorable, revolutionary and dangerous periods.
Even Nelson Mandela acknowledges Dr Bacher's contribution to the process of change by leading and overseeing the integration and transformation of the game in the country.
Ashish Magotra caught up with the former South African cricketer and ex-chief of the United Cricket Board of South Africa.
In his biography, White Lightning, Allan Donald talks about the frustration of not being able to play international cricket because of apartheid. He also talks about how you kept telling him to wait just a little longer. Was this a dilemma you faced with many South African cricketers?
Allan Donald was a genius and a very, very good fast bowler. If he wanted to, at that time, he could have played for England. He had been playing county cricket for a while. The talent was such that he could have been accepted into any team. At that time, I was very close to the South African sports minister, Steve Tshweti, who had spent time at Robben Island [the infamous prison, 12 km from Cape Town, where Nelson Mandela spent 27 years imprisoned] during the struggle for freedom. Due to my close contact with the minister I knew that the unification of the two cricket Boards, the South African Cricket Union and the South Africa Cricket Board, would happen sooner than expected.
The African National Congress came to power in 1994, but much before that the Boards were united and it was clear to all that it would not be long before South Africa would be playing international cricket. Allan wanted to play for South Africa and I only gave him all the encouragement I could.
As an administrator, what was the most exciting time in South African cricket for you?
The nineties were an exciting, breathtaking era for our country. India came on an official cricket tour, we were firmly on the road to democracy, Nelson Mandela was released. So much was happening and it was all positive. Everything was moving in the right direction.
What was India's role in your acceptance back into the international fold?
The year was 1991, when India proposed our return to the International Cricket Council. India extended a hand of friendship even when others were skeptical. So their contribution to our cause has been great.
In 1948, when the National Party came to power and forced the blacks into so-called homeland, India was the first country to close their embassy. Incredibly, they were also the first back when the apartheid era came to an end. They were also the first black team to play in South Africa.
It is said South Africa will never have an all-white team playing at the international level.
The quota system does not exist at the international level. The facilities in the coloured areas are inadequate; there's no doubt about that. But we are trying to rectify that.
How bad were the conditions for black cricketers during the apartheid era?
It was very bad. Things were tough for them; there was hardly any money, no sponsorships for them. They were confined to separate homelands throughout the country. On Sundays they could not play on the white man's grounds. If you visited the Wanderers Stadium, there was a segregated section for blacks. Apartheid was degrading; it was an abuse of human rights. Separate buses, separate toilets, separate schools; it was truly appalling. And we are all glad that era is over.
Who, according to you, are the five greatest South African cricketers?
Graeme Pollock, Barry Richards and Mike Procter are without doubt the best South Africans I have seen playing the game. And I have seen a lot. Since 1961 I have been involved with South African cricket and I believe these three stand head and shoulders above the rest. Allan Donald also deserves a place among them, but the verdict on the rest is still out.
The betting scandal: how shocked were you, considering the fact that Hansie Cronje was a protégé of yours?
I feel I had experienced a terrible nightmare. I think ahead. If I have made mistakes, which I have, I rectify them and never look back. I go day by day.
Life goes on. We have dealt with it. I think this was the biggest scandal to ever hit cricket. It was bigger than the Packer Revolution; bigger than Bodyline; bigger than anything cricket had ever seen!
Do you think we will ever do away with it?
I met Lord Paul Condon, head of the ICC's anti-corruption unit, and he said it was suppressed. He did not say it is part of the past or that it is over, but he said it is suppressed. And that's what I am willing to believe -- it is suppressed, not over. If the administrators take their eyes off the ball it can resurface again. It is very important to concentrate our energies on eradicating match-fixing.
India and Pakistan playing again. Does that mean anything to you?
Passion for reconciliation brought backs and whites together in South Africa. It is cricket that has brought a spirit of reconciliation between India and Pakistan. I wish to congratulate the Boards of both countries for the efforts they have put in. Watching India-Pakistan play is one of the great joys of international cricket. Without it, cricket feels incomplete.
As an administrator, what is your take on the throwing and illegitimate actions?
People with illegitimate actions have played cricket for years. In our time, we had Tony Lock, Charlie Griffith. In every era there has been one. As far as I am concerned, there is no agreement as to the exact nature of the rule. There is no uniformity. For example, Steve Waugh thinks Muthiah Muralitharan's action is legal, but there are others who don't think that is the case.
There is no real solution to the problem. Who is a 'chucker' and who is not? Who will tell and who will believe?
What do you think about the current South African team? Where do they stand in the international hierarchy?
We have lost four of our most experienced cricketers -- Allan Donald, Jonty Rhodes, Daryll Cullinan and Gary Kirsten. This team is in a transitional period. In the next few years, I think they will do very well.
I think [Graeme] Smith is an outstanding captain at the age of 22. Back home there was huge criticism initially when he was named captain. But he has impressed me by speaking about the integrity of the game and his passion is unbelievable. With the support of [Shaun] Pollock, [Jacques] Kallis and the rest of the team, we should be back at the top again.
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An uncle, a brother, a grandfather, a close family friend, a teacher...anyone can be a father figure, really. Even a female! Truly! What makes someone an important role model in a person's life doesn't always have to do with biology or legalese. It has to with personal connection and interest and love - and often just plain being there. That's a role worth noting - and celebrating - on Father's Day.
What makes a family is what you decide, what you create. With our changing social and economic landscape, families have necessarily changed. You may or may not have the "traditional" nuclear family, for whatever reason. So rather than focus on the strict bioloical definition of family, look around and look at who in your life and in your child's life has had a profound, positive impact. Who was there when you needed them? Who took interest in your life and your child's life when they just didn't have to? Isn't it time to show some appreciation?
Since we don't (yet?) have a "Special Person's Day," you can make Father's Day your own special celebration for that special person. The opportunity to show your appreciation for all that person does should not be passed up.
Showing appreciation for a father figure on Father's Day does not have to be a fancy, elaborate thing - unless you want it to be. The father figure in question likely expects nothing on a day like Father's Day (it's unlikely they fill this role for the purpose of being appreciated!), but certainly will feel touched that you and/or your kids appreciate him and express it. You can buy a gift if you want, but a heartfelt conversation about how you feel likely will mean so much more than a thing.
It certainly does take a village to raise a child, and father figures (as well as fathers) play a role in that village. No matter what your family situation - traditional or not-so-traditional - family and village is what you make it and Mother's Day and Father's Day are what you make of them, too. Take the opportunity of Father's Day to recogonize father figures and you'll likely further cement your extended family - your village - for the benefit of all of you.
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Silky, elegant and delicious! Truly what a Russian River Valley Pinot should be.
Enjoy aromas of strawberry, juicy black cherry and a touch of currants. Savor a well-balanced, slightly fruit forward taste with a long silky finish. It pairs excellently with brie, nuts, lighter meats, poultry and fish.
This luscious Tempranillo is very food friendly and easy to drink.
Well balanced with moderate tannins and acidity, it is a pleasure to drink with food or on its own. Enjoy aromas of strawberry, raspberry, tobacco, and cedar. It pairs excellently with paella, pasta, tapas, sheep cheeses, lamb, fish and olives.
This red blend is a full-bodied wine with great mouth feel and complex flavors.
Indulge yourself with this classic GSM (Grenache, Syrah, Mourvedre) blend. It pairs excellently with lamb, pork, smoked meats, delicate fish dishes, cheeses and rustic bread.
This is a classic Spanish style red blend that is elegant and delicious.
Enjoy aromas of currants, tobacco, chocolate, and black pepper. Silky tannins and moderate acidity make it a delicious wine to drink alone or with food. It pairs excellently with grilled meats, savory sauces, hardy cheeses and dark chocolate.
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Indulge yourself with this bold and robust Zinfandel from the Central Coast. Enjoy aromas of ripe blackberries, and blueberries with a hint of black pepper and vanilla and spice. Savor a well-balanced, slightly fruit forward taste with a long silky finish.
Dessert in a bottle that pairs well with so many other desserts!
Aromas of blackberry jam with a hint of black pepper and spice prepare your taste buds for those flavors and a dark cherry finish. This full-bodied zinfandel dessert wine is made in the traditional port style by fortifying the must with high quality brandy at just the right time during fermentation. We like it with chocolate but it's also likely to pair with any number of other sweet offerings or pungent, creamy cheeses.
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- 8 cups sliced zucchini (cut like apple slices)
- 3/4 cup lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 1-1/3 cups packed brown sugar
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 cup rolled oats
- 2/3 cup butter, softened
- Whipped cream or ice cream, optional
- Place zucchini and lemon juice in a large saucepan. Cover and cook over medium heat, stirring occasionally, until zucchini is tender, about 15 minutes. Add nutmeg, sugar and cinnamon; blend until sugar dissolves. Remove from the heat. Pour into a greased 13x9-in. baking pan.
- For topping, combine brown sugar, flour, oats and butter until crumbly. Sprinkle over zucchini. Bake at 375° for 50 minutes or until topping is golden brown. Serve warm with whipped cream or ice cream if desired. Yield: 12-16 servings.
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- Website: rogersbark.com
Part of keeping your pet-filled home happy is keeping your pets clean and trimmed up (a dust and fur combo surely makes for some nasty dust bunnies).
Rogers Bark, located in the heart of, um, Rogers Park, is a new (since Dec. '05) full-service shop catering to the grooming needs of local cats and dogs.
As for products, the salon sells a unique selection of collars, leashes, toys, chews and treats and is a retailer of Solid Gold food and treats.
The website also includes a links page loaded with vet references, animal shelters, etc., illustrating Rogers Bark's commitment to the community.
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RBI has released notification for the recruitment of Grade B Officer posts for 134 vacancies apply online. Candidates who are interested in government jobs can apply for the RBI Grade B Officer Job Recruitment 2015. he Reserve Bank of India plays a crucial part in the development strategy of Government of India. It is the India's Central Banking Institution which tends the responsibility of controlling the Monetary Policy of Indian Rupee. RBI initiated its operations under the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934 from the month of April 1st, 1935. Most important perspective is choosing life with RBI is a Commitment to serve our nation in which our decisions impact the whole Economy. It conducts competitive examinations every single year. Recently RBI released recruitment for the posts of Grade B Officer to fill 134 vacancies. Candidate who are looking for the latest government jobs can use this vacancy to apply for the RBI Grade B Officer Job Recruitment 2015. Eligible candidates satisfying the requisite qualifications can dispatch your particulars at the available RBI Grade B posts online application at the official site www.rbi.org.in before the final time limit of 23rd October 2015.
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Candidates who are interested in government jobs have great opportunity to apply for the RBI Grade B Officer Job Recruitment 2015. The Reserve bank of India has announced a notification for recruitment of 134 officers of Grade B. Interested candidates can now apply online to officer vacancies on or before the last date 23rd October 2015
RBI 134 Grade B Officer Recruitment 2015 Apply
Name of the Organisation: Reserve Bank of India
Official Site: rbi.org.in
Job Role: Grade B Officer
Vacancies: 134 posts
Job Category: Government
Job Location: India
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In the Preface to the first edition of the Handbook of Veterinary Procedures and Emergency Treatment, published in 1969, Dr. Kirk and Dr. Bistner described the format of that book as being divided into six sections, "each emphasizing a facet of early examination, clinical methods, or emergency care." Today, 37 years later, those original objectives remain unchanged. What has changed, however, are the numerous advances in clinical diagnostic and therapeutic capabilities in companion animal medicine.
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In contrast to other animals, humans sense their world chiefly by vision, sound, and touch. We have, in general, a remarkably undeveloped sense of smell, and so it is not surprising that we fail to appreciate how important chemical signals are in the lives of other organisms. Chemical signals and cues serve insects in numerous ways, including sexual advertisement, social organization, defense, and finding and recognizing resources.
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The cast of "Glee," which returns next week.
By Kassi Resendez
Special to the Express-News
If you haven't been converted yet, there's still time. Next Wednesday, "Glee," Fox's surprise hit musical comedy, returns to the air after a two-week hiatus and much viewer anticipation.
After acquiring an enormous fanbase after just one sneak preview episode over the summer, "Glee" premiered in early September. Just halfway through its first season, the show has won critical acclaim and a growing fan base.
For the unitiated: Set in McKinley High School in Ohio, "Glee" centers on Will Schuester (Matthew Morrsion), the school's Spanish teacher who is attempting to reestablish the Glee Club he experienced in his own high school years. He is met with constant opposition from Sue Sylvester (Jane Lynch), head cheerleading coach and the Glee Club's arch-enemy. Schuester's efforts at keeping the Glee Club alive are aided and abetted in turn by members of both the Glee Club itself and Sylvester's cheerleading squad, the Cheerios. The entire cast, while relatively young, is both dramatically and musically talented, from Morrison to Lea Michele, who plays Rachel Berry, Glee Club's self-proclaimed "Golden Girl;" to Iqbal Theba, who plays McKinley High's humorously apathetic Principal Figgins.
Besides the continual power struggle between Schuester and Sylvester, the show's prime attraction is the inclusion of musical numbers, well-performed by a talented cast. These musical numbers are usually delivered as student performances allowed for in the episode's plot, not the show's actual plotlines conveyed to the audience through original music in Broadway musical fashion. This makes "Glee" feel more believable and more accessible, rather than requiring TV audiences to accept random bursts of song and dance.
Not to say the show is perfect. While very well-performed, the musical numbers often consist of only a soloist or a duet, relegating minor characters to the background. Because of this exclusion, some performances can seem stagnant, and often contradictory: a Glee Club is, after all, essentially a show choir. Performances often lack vital choral elements, leaving musically savvy viewers wishing for the tight harmonies and strong chords that can only be achieved with the inclusion of an entire ensemble. Because of this, the cast's real talent fails to truly come across in many of the show's performances.
Even with such minor faults in musical numbers, "Glee" is entertaining from beginning to end. The show's blend of music and comedy is unique in itself, conspiring to make for a show built purely for entertainment.
Kassi Resendez is a senior at John Marshall High School, where she sings in the vocal music department.


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We used to do the scratchers for Christmas but one year someone won $500 and other people felt left out. It's dumb, I know but I hate having anyone have hurt feelings even if it is a "lottery".Originally Posted by brunette trixie;3249323;
We used to do the scratchers for Christmas but one year someone won $500 and other people felt left out. It's dumb, I know but I hate having anyone have hurt feelings even if it is a "lottery".Originally Posted by brunette trixie;3249323;
Yup, with donuts!!
We had our team holiday potluck breakfast this morning (my feta and rosemary biscuits were the first thing to run out ) with a secret random gift exchange, value $15 tops. I received a cocktail shaker set, which I am very pleased with, and my boss ended up with the item I contributed, which is a lap desk (pillow bottom, hard top, for resting your computer or book on while sitting on the couch or in bed). Anyway, after the whole thing was over, there was the inevitable discussion about gift quality, and chocolate (Godiva or other decent quality), wine and useful items were all conceded to be good gifts. Mugs with coffee company names, even if they come with bags of coffee, fancy spoons and cinnamon sticks, anything with a Christmas theme or insignia, anything perfumed (many people have allergies), and anything not re-giftable to someone you actually like were deemed to be not good
Actually, this is why I wouldn't give lottery tickets. I know myself well enough to know that I would be bitter and resentful if a ticket I gave to someone else came in big. I am otherwise a decent person who wishes well for others, but lottery winnings are the one place where I want to stamp my feet and yell "it's mine, it's all mine" like Daffy Duck on a pile of gold coins.Originally Posted by buglover;3249331;
And so it begins, the end of times..
I always used to re-gift items I received at company exchanges unless it was alcohol. My husband received the wine rack I got one year and we still have it on the shelf with our wine in it!
Yup, with donuts!!
Wow, you guys came up with some great ideas! I think I can incorporate one or two of those into my plans, especially the homemade cookies or other treats. I had already mentioned the scratch off lotto tickets to one of the other ladies, she said the same as buglover - what if someone wins a large amount of cash and the others got zippo? These folks already keep tabs on what the others get or don't get from others around here.
Wish I could give wine, but I am absolutely clueless about vintages, good ones, bad ones, etc. And I do work in a prison, so we can't exactly bring alcohol past the razor wire fences! (We can't even bring anything alcoholic or anything that could be used as a weapon into the parking lot)
We have actually already selected an "angel" off the angel tree at the local Salvation Army and everyone is participating in bringing in clothing, small gifts and other things for a very young child. This is something we do every year.I work in an Office and we usually do a secret Santa exchange. We normally set a limit of up to $15. This year however we had a voted and decided instead of exchanging gifts we collect the money and give it to a senior center our company adopted.
Rattus, how about passing along your feta and rosemary biscuit recipe. It sounds like something the cheese lovers around here would scarf up in a hurry. Care to share?
Anyway, thanks again everyone for your suggestions. Can you tell that I surf the FoRT while I'm at work just a wee bit??
I enjoy the escapism of reality television. Beats the heck out of worrying about your REAL life!!
I think food is a good idea simply for the fact that you work in a high security area and shouldn't bring in anything that could be taken and used as a weapon. Everyone loves food!
Yup, with donuts!!
I can help you out there--if it costs more than $2/gallon, you're just paying for the name on the label Oh, and another thing--that date on the bottle is NOT the expiration date :nonoWish I could give wine, but I am absolutely clueless about vintages, good ones, bad ones, etc.
"The road that is built in hope is more pleasant to the traveler than the road built in despair, even though they both lead to the same destination."
--Marion Zimmer Bradley
Newf, why don't your sell your bathtub wine-I bet you could get at least $3/gal!!
Done. I just posted it in the Just Recipes thread. I also noted that five people who had been at the breakfast, and who actually ate some of the biscuits, asked me for the recipe.Originally Posted by ElizabethG;3249384;
And so it begins, the end of times..
With regards to wine, I usually go to Trader Joe's or BevMo and ask someone there to recommend a good wine that isn't too expensive. They are usually spot on and everyone enjoys the wine.
Yup, with donuts!!
Trader Joe's is also a good place to get candies that you can gift at great prices. Or nuts. They have a nice variety of spiced nuts, interesting trail mixes, honey nuts. Mmm. Oh, and they have their own low price version of Moose Munch!Originally Posted by buglover;3249412;
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On 12/07/11 13:16, Polleres, Axel wrote: >> Are you proposing that the format does cover ASK results? Or listing >> the changes that would be needed without advocacy? > > It seemed very little of a change, so<chair-hat off> I was in favor of covering ASK as well</chair-hat off>, but... OK. > >>> "true" or "false" followed by the end-of-line character. The following >>> sections explain how to encode the results table for a SELECT query in CSV >>> (Section 4) and TSV (Section 5). >> >> Steve and Greg have argued for requiring the header line in CSV files. >> The TSV format requires a header line. > > ... I see, the problem is that ASK wouldn't have a header line? See proposed way round this. > It seems we need a group decision on this? "this"? The editor can draft text based on input in email. Decisions are best for large or controversial issues. I was intending to change the decision so that the header line is required for CSV. >>> 6) in section 4.2 >>> >>> Why do we reference [RDF-SPARQL-QUERY] here instead of [SPARQL11-QUERY]? >> >> References are managed by the general W3C mechanisms and you can't ref >> working drafts. Has to be fixed later :-( > > Note sure whether you mean that's a process or a technical problem? (There's no problem in referenceing from one WD to another WD, right? we do that in several docs) . At least, if we mean to refer to query11 eventually, let's add a @@ not to forget? It's a ReSpec issue; Robin (as maintainer of the refs DB) does not want to put transient material into the DB. As this is a WD (and a NOTE), we can't under the same restrictions in order to publish. Publish early, publish often. As noted: "Content for inclusion in the standard biblio DB" > >> Can we please publish this as a WD-NOTE now? > > Lee said he wanted to have a look before we publish... http://www.w3.org/2009/sparql/meeting/2011-07-05#line0170 > Lee? > http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-dawg/2011AprJun/0362.html AndyReceived on Tuesday, 12 July 2011 12:48:35 UTC
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From NWS
2009: A powerful winter storm stalled over Iowa for several days around Christmas, producing most of its precipitation from December 23-26. During the early morning hours of the 23rd freezing drizzle fell across central Iowa, then during the day rain developed in the southeast, snow in the northwest, and freezing rain and sleet in between, and finally the precipitation transitioned to snow from west to east on the 24th and 25th before tapering off on the 26th. This system produced heavy snowfall across western and northwestern Iowa, with a total of 24.0 inches at Spencer shattering the previous storm total record at that location by a full 5 inches. Combined with other winter storms during the month Spencer set an all time Iowa record for December snowfall with a monthly total of 40.0 inches. Other snowfall amounts from this storm included 16.0 inches at Little Sioux, 15.7 inches at Hawarden, and 15.5 inches at the Sioux City airport. Meanwhile, portions of west central and central Iowa especially around Audubon, Crawford, Carroll, Guthrie, and Greene counties, received significant ice accumulations of around half an inch to nearly an inch in some areas that took out power lines, brought down tree branches, and made driving very hazardous. December 2009 finished as the second snowiest month on record in Iowa in terms of statewide average snowfall, only behind December of 2000.
1983: Bitterly cold weather set in for nearly a week leading up to Christmas with the worst conditions experienced on December 23-25, as temperatures were rarely above zero and howling winds created very dangerous wind chills and deep snow drifts making travel all but impossible. For the four days from December 22-25 the statewide average temperature was -12.5 F which is the third-coldest such stretch on record in Iowa. At Des Moines the temperature remained below zero for 115 consecutive hours from December 21-26 and the average temperature from December 18-25 was -9.4 F. On Christmas Eve the high temperature at Des Moines was only -12 F which is their coldest high temperature on record in December and their second-coldest high temperature on any date. The average temperature at Des Moines was -15 F making this the coldest day in more than 70 years, since January 12, 1912. Waukon also recorded its coldest high temperature ever in December with a maximum of only -15 F on the 23rd, then dropped to a low of -27 F on the morning of the 24th. Other low temperatures around the state on the 24th included -26 F at Cresco, Fort Dodge, Oelwein, and Waterloo, -27 F at Northwood and Pocahontas, and -30 F at Oakland. At Des Moines the month would finish as the coldest December on record with an average temperature of only 9.8 F.
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An Arizona State University economist says spending cuts proposed by Gov. Jan Brewer to help balance the state budget would subtract more jobs from the state's economy than the alternative of raising taxes.
Tom Rex says cuts of nearly $1.1 billion from Medicaid and other state programs would cost the state an additional $1.1 billion of state funding, resulting in a loss of 46,700 jobs.
Rex says that compares with a loss of 13,800 jobs if the state raises taxes by $1.1 billion. He says that approach would preserve federal funding and minimize the impact on in-state spending for goods and services.
Brewer won approval of a three-year sales tax increase last year to help balance the state budget. She contends the economy cannot shoulder another tax increase.


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Ye Xiaowen, male, Han nationality, is a native of Guiyang, Guizhou Province. He was born in 1950. Ye Xiaowen has excelled as an academician of philosophy and sociology. In the middle 1990s, Ye served as director of the Bureau of Religious Affairs under the state council. He has also been active in the China Sociology Society and the Chinese Society of Human Rights.
He is currently an alternate member of the 17th CPC Central Committee and Vice-President and Secretary of Leading Party Group of the Central Institute of Socialism.


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A prisoner, convicted of firearm offences, is on the run from Sudbury jail.
Howard Parkin, whose last address was in Ilkeston, absconded on Sunday.
Police are advising residents not to approach him but to contact their local force if they spot him.
He was sentenced at Nottingham Crown Court on March 18 last year to five years in jail.
He is 46-years-old, 6ft tall, has short, mousy, straight hair and green eyes and speaks with a Midlands accent


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Politics and PermacuIture: Is Permaculture a Political Act?
We live in troubling times.
I admit. I try to stay out of politics. I avoid confrontation. I would rather be in my garden. But the recent U.S. election has made me re-think that position. Political turmoil has split our country in two.… Read more


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Discussion in 'Literature' started by Todd the Jedi
, May 17, 2010.
Her face looks a little stretched. It reminds me of a chimpanzee.
Well, there was that old 'monkey-faced Leia' action figure..
This is going to sound like a tremendously annoying post but...uh...is it any good and should I get it? What's the upsides and downsides?
Don't feel bad. I was about to post the same thing.
The upside appears to be that it has pretty pictures.
The downside appears to be that we more or less got them all before it came out.
It's definitely useful if you're trying to remember a single event or character, and can't remember exactly what story it was in. Especially all those million Empire/NR-era short stories. Granted, you could always look it up on Wookieepedia, but the way the book is laid out it's a lot faster. Plus there's a lot of background info.
Sadly, with the ERC, all I see is an attempt to marginalize the Clone Wars EU just to free up the era for TCW to do whatever it wants.
I'm enjoying reading it so far. I'm up to the end of the Clone Wars section.
yeah we all enjoy the END of TCW
it's like they wanted to not show us these messy chaotic gffa times but to have us feel them by turning continuity into a mess...
I think that damage was already done; this is just the first book to reflect it.
Yeah, I know, the ERC is just an attempt to justify the changes TCW is making, but what did the introduction to the Clone Wars section say? The section on Jedi Trial has already been posted here, which confirmed my fears.
The last paragraph is comically dishonest and inaccurate. Grievous debuted four months into the war in the original Clone Wars timeline. Four months into a three-year conflict is not "relatively late." In real time, yes, he didn't show up until toward the end of the multimedia publishing project, so he appeared in relatively few stories... but why is that a bad thing? Maybe they forgot how much cooler Grievous was when he'd only occasionally show up for five seconds to look creepy or murder a bunch of people with minimal dialogue. The ERC is like "It's too bad TCW contradicted those other stories, but on the bright side, now that we know how the war turns out, the show can be filled with wall-to-wall Grievous action!" Except Grievous is an idiot now so who cares.
Nope. I'm disappointed that we still don't have a good image of Waru.
According to a pre-TCW Insider article entitled "Unknown Soldier: The Story of General Grievous, he was present at the Battle of Geonosis.
Yeah, wasn't he killing a bunch of Jedi in the catacombs or something? I don't think the Republic was aware of him until the Battle of Muunilinst, though. Before that he seemed to be doing mostly behind-the-scenes stuff while Sev'rance Tann ran the droid armies.
Latest update from the world of Amazon UK: trouble finding stock, delivery now estimated mid November.
As I'm in no real rush for this, I thought it'd be comical to contrast this with those of you who've already had a delivery from overseas.
Well, actually the Battle of Hypori, which was concurrent with the Battle of Muunilinst, but the bottom line is, Grievous was active throughout the Clone Wars, unlike the ERC would have you believe.
Yes, that's a weird paragraph. It's true he made a late appearance OOU, but he appeared all along the Clone Wars timeline (I mean, you can see The Soulless One during the Battle of Geonosis in Republic Commando, Can't get any earlier that that).
Now I'm glad I ordered mine from Amazon US (along with Clone Wars Omnibus #2)..You might want to reconsider and do the same before we get closer to Christmas 'cos that will really increase delivery time from overseas.
A weird paragraph indeed, and why even highlight Grievous like that in the first place?
Oooh, I like the Nil Spaar picture with Leia giving a calculating stare at him. Looks to me like shes saying 'Just what are you planning?'
I think what he was saying was that the original EU Clone Wars couldn't use Grievous for most of the war because it was coming out largely in real time and he hadn't really been created yet, whereas now people can go back and put him wherever they want.
He was probably trying to say that, but he doesn't.
Made plenty of sense to me.
I know what you mean. "Thus a key figure makes a relatively late appearance in the war, according to the Expanded Universe" can be taken to mean "a late appearance in the Clone Wars multimedia project". but that's not the immediate reading. Just a matter of clarity, IMO.
Not sure if "war" is generally considered a synonym for "publishing schedule." The only people who would read "a key figure makes a relatively late appearance in the war" as "a key figure was active throughout the war but doesn't start making appearances in the Expanded Universe until relatively late in the Clone Wars multimedia publishing project" are people who already know that fact. I don't see how anyone who's unfamiliar with the OOU Clone Wars history could interpret it that way.


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Evaluation of the automatic ionogram scaling for use in real-time ionospheric density profile specification: Dourbes DGS-256/ARTIST-4 performance.
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in Annals of Geophysics = Annali di Geofisica (2012), 55(2), 283-291Detailed reference viewed: 59 (2 ULiège)
Total Electron Content reconstruction using dual frequency Galileo (E1/E5a) and modernized GPS (L1/L5) measurements
Warnant, René ; Lonchay, Matthieu ; et al
Conference (2011, May)Detailed reference viewed: 36 (2 ULiège)
On the real time reconstruction of the ionospheric electron density profile based on concurrent measurements from collocated digital ionosonde and GNSS receiver
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(2011, May)Detailed reference viewed: 35 (1 ULiège)
On the impact of ionospheric variability and disturbances on GNSS-based positioning applications
; Wautelet, Gilles ; et al
in Geophysical Research Abstracts (2011, April), 13(ABS. No EGU2011-12067),Detailed reference viewed: 38 (5 ULiège)
Local ionospheric electron density profile reconstruction in real time from simultaneous ground-based GNSS and ionosonde measurements
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in Advances in Space Research (2011), 47(7), 1172-1180Detailed reference viewed: 48 (6 ULiège)
RMI-Dourbes ionosonde database - Status 2010
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Report (2011)Detailed reference viewed: 50 (2 ULiège)
Local Operational Geomagnetic Index K Calculation (K-LOGIC) from digital ground-based magnetic measurements
; ; Warnant, René
Report (2011)Detailed reference viewed: 51 (4 ULiège)
K-type geomagnetic index nowcast with data quality control
; ; Warnant, René
in Annals of Geophysics = Annali di Geofisica (2011), 54(3), 285-295Detailed reference viewed: 51 (7 ULiège)
The RMI Space Weather and Navigation Systems (SWANS) project
Warnant, René ; ; Wautelet, Gilles et al
Conference (2010, July)Detailed reference viewed: 35 (1 ULiège)
TEC reconstruction using dual frequency modernized GPS (L1/L5) and GALILEO (E1/E5A) measurements
Warnant, René ; Lonchay, Matthieu ; et al
Conference (2010, June)
GPS dual frequency L1/L2 measurements have been used for many years to reconstruct the ionosphere Total Electron Content and to detect small-scale irregular structures in the ionospheric plasma. TEC is ... [more ▼]
GPS dual frequency L1/L2 measurements have been used for many years to reconstruct the ionosphere Total Electron Content and to detect small-scale irregular structures in the ionospheric plasma. TEC is usually computed by forming the geometry-free combination of L1/L2 phase measurements. Most of the existing techniques use the geometry-free combination of code measurements to solve the non-integer geometry-free ambiguity. This methodology requires the computation of satellite and receiver hardware biases. In addition, the quality of the ambiguity resolution process strongly depends on code multipath. New signals from Galileo and from modernized GPS offer new opportunities for TEC reconstruction. First attempts to compute TEC using triple frequency measurements from modernized GPS (L1/L2/L5) and from Galileo (E1, E5a, E5b) give very promising results but, at the present time, only a few triple frequency GPS/Galileo receivers are available. The University of Liege has purchased two Septentrio PolaRx3G receivers which allow tracking GPS L1/L5 and Galileo E1/E5a signals. These receivers have been installed at the Geophysical Observatory of Dourbes (50.1°N, 4.6° E) and are continuously tracking all GPS and Galileo satellites in view (including GPS SVN49/PRN01, Giove A and Giove B) since November 2009. The paper analyzes the added value of L1/L5 and E1/E5a geometry free combinations and of the new GPS and Galileo signals for TEC reconstruction. It discusses the influence of multipath and of SVN49/PRN1, Giove A and Giove B hardware biases. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 87 (1 ULiège)
A statistical study of the TEC storm-time response at European middle latitudes for use in ionospheric nowcast and forecast
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in Doherty, P.; Hernandez-Pajares, M.; Juan, J.-M. (Eds.) et al The International Beacon Satellite Symposium 2010 (2010, June)Detailed reference viewed: 32 (1 ULiège)
M-Ingestion: Simultaneous Ingestion of Ionosonde and GNSS Data into the NeQuick Model
Bidaine, Benoît ; ; et al
in Doherty, P.; Hernández-Pajares, M.; Juan, J.-M. (Eds.) et al The International Beacon Satellite Symposium BSS2010 (2010, June)
The steady increase in volume and quality of ionospheric measurements allows for potential improvements in the existing ionospheric models. In particular ionosonde and Global Navigation Satellite Systems ... [more ▼]
The steady increase in volume and quality of ionospheric measurements allows for potential improvements in the existing ionospheric models. In particular ionosonde and Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) data provide complementary information for original developments regarding the NeQuick model, a quick-run empirical model of the electron density supplying flexible solutions for various applications. Indeed NeQuick is often used to investigate radiowave propagation issues: among others it has been implemented within the Galileo Single Frequency Ionospheric Correction Algorithm. The model is particularly suited to be used within an optimization procedure called ingestion. In this framework, an "effective ionization level" Az plays the role of solar activity input in order to fit a specific dataset eg of slant Total Electron Content (TEC). However larger discrepancies can then obviously be observed towards other parameters eg the F2-layer critical frequency foF2. This draws the interest for a multiple ingestion - or m-ingestion - scheme implying an adaptation towards several datasets by defining several effective parameters. In our study, we perform m-ingestion of ionosonde and GNSS data providing us with slant TEC. In fact it allows us to constrain the electron density profile slab thickness. For the purpose, a high solar activity period (year 2002) was analysed based on collocated digisonde and EUREF GNSS observations at a mid-latitude site, Dourbes (50.1◦N, 4.6◦E). In this way, we can gather some clues on expected ionospheric effects on Galileo applications during the next solar activity maximum. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 103 (24 ULiège)
Seasonal variations of storm-time TEC at European middle latitudes
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in Advances in Space Research (2010), 46(10), 1318-1325Detailed reference viewed: 37 (6 ULiège)
SIDC Telescience
Warnant, René ; Bidaine, Benoît ; et al
Report (2010)Detailed reference viewed: 48 (7 ULiège)
On the TEC short-term forecast with corrections based on the average ionospheric response to background and storm-time geomagnetic conditions
; Warnant, René ;
in Geophysical Research Abstracts (2009, April), 11(Abs. No EGU2009-13283),Detailed reference viewed: 34 (0 ULiège)
Local electron density reconstruction from simultaneous ground-based GNSS and ionosonde measurements
; Warnant, René ;
in Geophysical Research Abstracts (2009, April), 11(Abs. No EGU2009-10956),Detailed reference viewed: 22 (1 ULiège)
Trans-ionospheric GPS signal delay gradients observed over mid-latitude Europe during the geomagnetic storms of October-November 2003
; Warnant, René ;
in Advances in Space Research (2009), 43(9), 1314-1324Detailed reference viewed: 34 (1 ULiège)
Ionospheric slab thickness - Analysis, modelling and monitoring
; Warnant, René
in Advances in Space Research (2009), 44(10), 1295-1303Detailed reference viewed: 32 (1 ULiège)
Local ionospheric activity – nowcast and forecast services
; Warnant, René ; et al
Conference (2009)Detailed reference viewed: 20 (0 ULiège)
Iono slab monitoring service
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August 2006
Worldwide Mystery/Harlequin
225 Duncan Mill Road, Don Mills, Ontario, Canada M3B 3K9
Mass Market Paperback
299 Pages
Rating: 4 Cups
Sergeant Sam Casey is currently suspended from the police force pending an investigation into the death of a fellow officer. She is pregnant and her husband Jake, a former FBI agent, is now a detective in the same department. Sam also has a trait that sets her apart from her fellow officers. She is psychic and can communicate with the dead, somewhat. In this case a woman named Catherine DeMarco, who was murdered nearly two decades before.
Paul "Pit Bull" Goddard is a washed up police detective. He was a legend on the force until his wife and daughter were killed in a car accident. She was leaving him and his grief caused him to climb into a bottle. He was the detective in the DeMarco case.
After nearly twenty years, the spirit of Catherine DeMarco is unable to rest. An innocent man has been convicted of her murder and is scheduled to be executed on New Year's Day. Sam Casey and Pit Goddard are determined to find out who really killed the young woman, and why.
This is a great mystery story with a paranormal twist. Sam is a very appealing character, suspended from her job, newly married and pregnant, and still getting to know her very taciturn husband. I could have used a little more information about them, but now I have an excuse to buy the previous book. Pit is a classic character, very film noir at times, and I loved Sam's mother Abby. The subplots of Sam's suspension hearing and the child abuse case Jake works on only add depth to the story.
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Here is a little mood booster for Monday.
I love this song.
I mean… I LOOOOVE this song!
This girl has been through quite much… and she can still create something this positive and happy.
Well… I'd rather call it humble happiness.
And that kind of language really speaks to me…


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Bones redirect?Edit
Why not just redirect this to Leonard McCoy? It was a commonly used nickname for him, so I think it should lead straight to his page. -- Interrupt feed 19:00, 12 March 2009 (UTC)
- Since most (if not all) other nicknames redirect to their owner, I see no reason why the same shouldn't be the same for Bones. We just have to remember to add the background note on "Bones" to McCoy's page. --From Andoria with Love 12:00, 16 March 2009 (UTC)
- Taking a quick look at the nicknames category, and "most, if not all, redirect" would seem to be an exaggeration. Most seem to not be redirects. --OuroborosCobra talk 16:50, 16 March 2009 (UTC)
- It seems we have two options: If we want to list the instances when a nickname was used, we should keep this as a seperate article. If we merely want to mention that a particular person was called a nickname, that can be done on their page(with a redirect). Personally, I think we should do the former.--31dot 19:20, 16 March 2009 (UTC)
Just to let you all know, I was the one that started this topic, so yeah. Anyway, this page serves almost no purpose except to say that Bones is indeed a nickname for McCoy. If you really think we need a separate page for each nickname that appears in Star Trek, why not just make a "List of nicknames in the Star Trek franchise" page or something? Otherwise, just add the info to McCoy's page and redirect this to his page. I don't think it serves much purpose to have such a ridiculously short article that basically only says this is a nickname for Dr. McCoy. Either create a page with a list of nicknames and redirect this to that page, or add the info to Leonard McCoy and redirect it there. -- Interrupt feed 21:06, 16 March 2009 (UTC)
- We can make this a redirect, and yet, still have it in the nicknames category. Which is something that we should consider doing for a number of those nicknames... -- sulfur 23:08, 16 March 2009 (UTC)
Whatever is decided, I think something should be done to get rid of this page. It doesn't serve much of a purpose and I believe you would still get the point across if you made the nickname more prominent in Leonard McCoy or at least added to another list or something. Keeping this page all by itself it pointless.
I think sulfur's suggestion would work just fine. Also, in regards to 31dot's preferred suggestion, you could just as easily do that on each character's page that has a nickname. -- Interrupt feed 03:07, 17 March 2009 (UTC)
- I support a merge and redirect. Trip is a categorised redirect to Charles Tucker III already, as is Butcher of Gallitep to Darhe'el. In general, I think we should redirect if the nickname only refers to one character.
- The background note here about the origins of "Bones" can easily fit on Leonard McCoy after the sentence already there about the nickname.– Cleanse 10:07, 17 March 2009 (UTC)
- I agree, redirect. -- Matthew R Dunn 11:47, 17 March 2009 (UTC)
That could still be included in Leonard McCoy. It has been stated that everything on the Bones page should be merged into Leonard McCoy, and as the origin is also mentioned on the Bones page, that includes "sawbones." -- Interrupt feed 22:27, 17 March 2009 (UTC)
So, do we have a consensus here? If we do, I can do the redirect easily. I'm not sure how to do the Category stuff, though. -- Interrupt feed 14:47, 18 March 2009 (UTC)
- Strictly speaking, it should be done as a merge, not just a "delete the text and redirect". -- sulfur 15:02, 18 March 2009 (UTC)
Well, I'm not sure how to do all that. I know how to do redirects, but that's about it. Either way, someone needs to get to merging it or redirecting it or something. -- Interrupt feed 15:11, 18 March 2009 (UTC)
- You can't. That's an admin thing. :) -- sulfur 15:42, 18 March 2009 (UTC)
Good job, admin. *thumbs up* :) -- Interrupt feed 18:50, 18 March 2009 (UTC)
Restoration Edit
I've restored this as a separate page because there are now two Leonard McCoys this could point to. The restored page can act as a disambiguation of sorts, and the info on the nickname in the alternate reality now isn't buried in the prime article. - Archduk3 21:43, January 23, 2013 (UTC)


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