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Sooooooo, this crossover may just be people punching each other.
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So four members of the JL are separated and ready to square off against their evil Batman counterpart as Cybog narrates. Red Death's got a bunch of speed force cars, Drowned turned Mera into some giant sea beast, Merciless enslaved the dead Amazons of his world to fight for him, and we don't get to see too much of Hal vs. Dawnbreaker, because next week is a GL issue, also Cybog is all torn up, but we knew that.
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So yeeeeeeeah. There's not much meat to this story so far. Just... bad guy punch good guy. Maybe good guys will get one over at the end or they'll just leave that to the actual Metal series. There's just no tooth to this story so far... by the numbers super hero fights. I like Liam Sharps art though. It's a bit inconsistent at times, but looks good... except for Flash. He draws Flash waaaaaay too muscular. Remember when Tony Daniel drew Batman all roided out around the #700 era? Yeah, like that.


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Welcome, Guest Blogger, Mitch Suliak of Aquabatics in Calgary, AB
|Paddler: Leela Samuels
All paddlers know that kayaking festivals are a great way to meet new people, run into old paddling buddies and have a good time whether its on the river or around a fire at night.
Each year the May long weekend marks the start to festival season in the Canadian Rockies with the Pincher Creek Three Rivers Rendezvous in southern Alberta. Despite the name this festival is a meeting spot for all sorts of paddling in Southern Alberta and has everything from beginner courses to some of my all time favorite creek runs and a 35-foot park and huck ten minutes down the road. What more could you ask for.
I've been going to this gem for 5 years now and it is here I discovered the one piece of gear that guarantees you new friends every year and more than the occasional free drink: the Kokatat Gasket Repair Kit. Its one tool that follows me to every festival I go to but it never gets more use than down in Pincher Creek with paddlers dusting off their gear after a long winter.
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The water is still freezing and there is nothing worse than getting wet when you paddle, so you can imagine how stoked people are when a fire side gasket replacement gets them back on the water warm and cozy by the next afternoon. The kit is ridiculously easy to use and is a life saver when your gasket goes while your taking off your top after your favorite runs with old friends and new paddling partners.

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I am a liar. I have lied to myself for the greater part of my adult life. But the reality is that sometimes you have to find the lie to learn the truth. The stories I have tied to me are insane. Nothing is ever what it seems: to me is one way; to the world another. And, then the truth of what is…is never what it seems. Napoleon said that "history is a set of lies agreed upon." That's how I've dealt with all the unknown and unaccepted truths. I've created a version of lies told and accepted by Ego. We all do this. I am not alone on this path. The lies we tell the world are nothing in comparison to the lies we tell ourselves…and believe.
Half-truths, omissions, and negativity have consistently been guiding me through my life. I believed I couldn't paint any longer since I was a teenager. I stopped altogether when my mother didn't let me go to Paris to study art after high school. I told myself that I wasn't good enough to pick up a brush. I wasn't worthy of splashing color on a canvas. This might be a small detail to someone but to me it has been a living lie. And, in that omission of creativity I have stopped a part of my spirit and passion. I am reminded:
"The man who lies to himself and listens to his own lie comes to such a pass that he cannot distinguish the truth within him, or around him, and so loses all respect for himself and for others. And having no respect he ceases to love, and in order to occupy and distract himself without love he gives way to passions and coarse pleasures, and sinks to bestiality in his vices, all from continual lying to other men and to himself." – Fyodor Dostoyevsky
We all find a place in between spaces where lies manipulate our identities. "You aren't good enough! You aren't pretty or handsome. You aren't worthy enough because you lack intelligence. You suck at being a parent. You are this. You are that. You are…." There are millions of ways we listen to others and rarely speak of beauty to ourselves. From the time I was a child my sister and others in my family always said I had the ugliest feet. Until I was well into my twenties I didn't wear sandals or open-toe shoes. I had grown to believe my feet were hideous. And this was a small lie. Now imagine the larger ones in respect to our intelligence, sexuality, personality, spirituality and such that we believe from others and then make it part of our reality.
We are always seeing ourselves through others' eyes. Everyone's opinion determines our identities and personalities. We change hair color to fit with society. We use wrinkle creams and diet excessively to fit the expectations others project. What would actually happen if we began to speak gentler and lovingly with ourselves? What would the voice of our spirit finally say in pride? It's easier to believe the lies than the truth. What would happen if we told the truth of our desires, passion, intimacy and dreams? Our humanness is created to learn from pain and disappointment. Anytime we are forced to move forward it isn't via comfort. It is by going out into the unknown and battling the lies. Truth is Spirit. Truth is divine order, compassion, forgiveness, and love. We believe the lies to be truer than any truth. It's time to stop!
I woke this morning to a beautiful email from a friend reminding me of what's important. She always expresses her concerns. In a few words each day we return love and small sentences sharing the day's events. I have a tremendous support system in my life. I have to remind myself of truth: I am not alone in this. The lies I've told myself for so long about having to do it alone have taken a toll on me. I am not alone. My toes aren't disastrous. My gray hair doesn't make me look like an old lady. My weight doesn't determine my energy. I am not the lies my Ego has chosen to tell me excessively. I am a beautiful-vibrant soul shining my own light. And together, you and I, can learn to be more loving, respectful, and gentler with ourselves while forgiving the self-sabotage of a lifetime. It really isn't any of my business what anyone thinks of me, BUT it is all of my truth what I think of myself. Let's stop the self-deceit…it isn't worth it!
"No man was ever so much deceived by another as by himself." ~ Fulke Greville


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This article explains how to develop a .NET based component, which can extract XML content from an XML file and return the same to SQL Server 2000 with the help of T-SQL (Transact-SQL).
The sample downloadable solutions (zip) were entirely developed using Visual Studio.NET 2003 Enterprise Architect on Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition. But, I am confident that it would work with other versions of Windows (which support .NET 1.1) versions as well.
To help you understand this article, I suggest you refer to my previous contribution Developing Managed Code and executing it from within Microsoft SQL Server 2000.
The problem and the solution
Microsoft SQL Server 2000 already supports XML. The XML support has been greatly enhanced with the help of Configuring IIS to support SQL Server XML. You can already find several articles on www.aspfree.com to help you work with Microsoft SQL Server 2000 and XML.
The most important issue to understand is that Microsoft SQL Server 2000 (unlike Microsoft SQL Server 2005) does not natively support XML. The simplest example of this is that it does not have any XML related data type (but Microsoft SQL Server 2005 does). We need to still use the Varchar data type to hold XML data in the table.
As long as storage is concerned, it may not be a big issue. We can create a simple column of type Varchar data type and place it in XML (as if it is a huge string). Inserting or modifying XML content with the Varchar data type is very simple and does not need much overhead. But what if I need to upload an XML file into a column of type Varchar? This would be an issue. SQL Server 2000 natively will not be able to access any file system.
Microsoft really thought about this scenario (and of course, several others too) and developed a special SDK to work with XML along with SQL Server 2000. The extension is called SQLXML. It is really a great extension to SQL Server 2000, which gives all sorts of possibilities for integrating XML directly into the SQL Server 2000. But, just to upload an XML file into a field (or column), it is completely unnecessary to work with SQLXML unless you have other issues tied to that.
Finally, I needed to develop my own component to read an external XML file and return the content to SQL Server 2000 with a simple stored function. And to my amazement, it worked fine and I was very successful. How did I develop it?
As usual, we develop our managed code (.NET code) using a class library project, sign it strongly and push it into GAC (Global Access Cache). As Microsoft SQL Server 2000 doesnt know anything about GAC, we need to register it as a COM component also (using RegAsm Utility). Once all of the above steps are completed, we need to create a stored function to access the component using some of the built-in extended stored procedures.
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Concurrent two-phase flow of liquids and air through inclined pipe (1959)The concurrent flow of two phases through a pipe has been the object of increased study in recent years as a result of its recognized importance. It is well established that when a liquid phase and a gas phase flow ...
The establishment of Mesa Verde as a national park (1966)Mesa Verde has a unique distinction in that it is the only man-made National Park in the United States. It consists of hundreds of cliff dwellings --homes of the Pueblo Indians from around 1100 to 1300 A.D. These dwellings, ...
SPATIAL CONSEQUENCES OF PUBLIC POLICY ON THE EVOLUTION OF THE BLACK COMMUNITY; A CASE STUDY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, 1889-1974 (1977)Modern metropolitan centers and urban society in the United States are not only a cultural phenomenon of the twentieth century; they are the culmination of the past. At any point in time, the city's internal socio-spatial ...
A Petrographic Investigation of the Windsor Formation, St. Ann's Basin: Implications Concerning the Cretaceous Tectonic History of Northern Jamaica (1984)The Windsor Formation, in north-central Jamaica, crops out as a 1000ft (380m) sequence of terrigenous sandstones, shales and micritic limestones extending into the subsurface for over 290m. The Windsor Formation represents ...
A Geochemical Analysis Of The Carbon System In A Modern Tpopical Lagoon: Discovery Bay, Jamaica (1985)"The factors which alter the total CO2 content of waters residing in Discovery Bay, Jamaica include photosynthesis, respiration, precipitation, dissolution, groundwater invasion, aerobic decay of organic matter, and gas ...
Downhole dynagraph measurement (1986)While various mathematical models exist for predicting downhole forces and motion in sucker rod type pumping systems, none have been thoroughly verified with actual measurements. In fact, downhole force measurements were ...
Fault distribution in the Sulphur, Oklahoma area based on gravity, magnetic and structural data (1989)Declining water flow from springs in the Travertine District, Chickasaw National Recreation Area (CNRA) spurred geologic investigation of the area. Because geologic structure may influence hydrology, knowledge of structure ...
Station management perceptions of barter syndication : a pilot study (1992)Television stations may obtain off-network and other syndicated programing for little or no cash outlay. The practice of barter is used in nearly every commercial television station. In this pilot study, the barter industry, ...
Geologic Study Of The Karsted Arbuckle Brown Zone And Its Relation To Petroleum Production In The Healdton Field, Carter County, Oklahoma (1996)The Arbuckle Group has a gross thickness in excess of 10,000 feet in the southern Oklahoma aulacogen. The Healdton field, located within the southern Oklahoma aulacogen, has produced over 12 million barrels of oil from the ...


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If you have ever been part of a sport you will know and understand the impressive impact that a good coach has on your performance and success. Recovery coaching is strength based support focusing on individuals who are in recovery or seeking recovery from drugs and alcohol, mental health, food addictions, gambling, sex and love or any other addictive behaviours. A Recovery coach is a person who has a continuing professional relationship with individuals who are in recovery, together they focus on goals that are important, not just recovery related goals in order to create extraordinary results in all areas of the client's lives. The coach through the process of reflection assists the client gain clarity and make decisions on what steps will shift them to where they want to be. Unlike therapy recovery coaching is focused on the present and the future, what can the client do today that will move them forward towards fulfilling their potential and living their dreams. Recovery coaching is utilised as a form of post-treatment support for clients and their friends and family providing accountability, encouragement and behaviour modification tools enhancing the client's wellbeing and overall piece of mind. As your coach I will assist you in identifying your strengths and areas you can work on that affect both your recovery and your life, thereby impacting your decisions powerfully with encouragement, structure, accountability and focus. I provide ongoing regular support via Skype, WhatsApp, phone and in-person meetings.
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I walked into what was about to be a super packed yoga class. Sometimes, the process of getting settled into class is so antithetical to the calm, grounded, compassionate practice into which we're frantically trying to get settled. There's a mad dash to get your yoga mat down in the exact spot you want it but just far enough from someone else's mat that you're not going to have a foot in your face. This mad dash happens right after the mad dash into the teeny tiny coat closet where you get to stuff your coat and scarf and sweater and boots and socks and bag and possibly groceries and right before the mad dash to the teeny tiny bathroom to pee out all that morning coffee and tea so as not to disturb class later. The hurricane of women (dotted with a few men) is almost half settled before the teacher comes in to announce you have 10 more students coming in who need a spot so please everyone move your mats so you're directly on top of one another, thank you.
Today was one of those days. One of those 10 extra students comes to snuggle in beside me asking me to shift my mat even further to the left than I already have. I give an indifferent, "Sure," and begin to shift my mat back first as I see there's another student trying to roll out a 6 foot mat in a 3 foot space in front of me. The first student impatiently repeats, "Could you move over so I can fit my mat right here??" and before the last word leaves her lips I snap, "I'm getting there!" and shifted my mat to the left. What is buyer's remorse for communication? Whatever it's called, I immediately feel it. I berate myself for my rude and unnecessary tone and blame it on being jaded by too many years in the restaurant service industry.
Sukhasana, close your eyes, settle down and bring your awareness to the present moment. Ooommmmm. I forget all about it and enjoy a beautiful class. At the end of class as we begin the backwards flurry of madness back out of the studio, I'm rolling up my mat and the same student, the victim of my attitude, so kindly and without thought says, "I just want to apologize for snapping at you in the beginning of class, I didn't mean to be rude."
(As I'm writing this I realize her apology may not seem so significant. But I'd like to add to the perspective by noting that in New York City in particular, people tend not to apologize, and it's not because they're not sorry. Apology takes time and that's a diminishing commodity here, so even if you're sorry, you have somewhere else in your life those 10 seconds need to be allotted. Also, people here tend to have quite thick skin and apologies aren't always necessary, more taken for granted sort of. You have to let things roll off your back and move on.)
So, the fact that she approached me in this way completely took me off guard, especially since I felt like the prime offender. I respond with an apology on my part as well and we agree on a mutual lapse in civility toward one another. And, just like that, in less than 10 seconds, my perspective on the day shifted.
We have literally hundreds of interactions with others per day, so many that we forget to acknowledge how significant each interaction actually is. The subtle energy, the gestures, the nuances of what we all say and do and the looks we offer with our eyes builds throughout the day and affects our moods and our performance. Yoga is a lifestyle of self awareness and mindfulness, so can we learn to be mindful of every interaction we have with another human being? Can we consciously slow down the channel between our thoughts and words so we have time to reflect on those thoughts before we expel them out our mouths? Can we consciously choose to soften our faces, calm our nerves, and understand that the smallest changes in how we present ourselves to others have the most profound effects on our daily lives?
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We have also welcomed a new co-chair, former general council member Michael Rodriguez, to our leadership team. Michael earned his master's from the Woods College in 2015 and is now director of events and project manager at a nonprofit in Boston called The Trustees, the oldest land conservation in the United States. Michael became involved with the Woods College immediately after graduating because, in his words: "I was working at BC, a place that I grew to love and value, and I thought that being on the council would keep me connected to the BC community." Michael's insight has helped tremendously to shape the structure of the council, and we are excited to have him on our leadership team! He is co-chairing the council alongside Lisa Hassan WCAS'97.
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Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Sauted Chicken
Ingredients for 4 servings:
1/2 kilo chicken
2 tomatoes
1 onion
1 tablespoon ginger strips
3 cloves garlic
2 tablespoons fish sauce ( patis)
2 bay leaves or laurel
1/2 cup water
salt and pepper to taste
1. Saute the garlic and ginger then add the onion and continue sauteing then add the tomatoes saute until soften then add the chicken, cover and let simmer for 3 minutes then stir thoroughly.
2. Add the fish sauce and the bay leaves then simmer for 2 minutes, then add the water and simmer for 15 minutes over low heat stirring occasionally.
3. Add salt and pepper to taste then simmer until done.
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Administrators and educators in the Peck School of the Arts secured major grants this semester to pilot a new approach to community programming and art-making in the Kenilworth Square East INOVA Gallery, located at 2155 N. Prospect Ave.
Funding for the revived gallery space includes $20,000 from the Greater Milwaukee Foundation's Mary L. Nohl fund; $30,000 from Milwaukee Public Schools Arts and Humanities Partnership; and $95,000 from the Brico Fund.
The Kenilworth Community Engagement Initiative is now wrapping up its pilot run, which director of community engagement and art education professor Kim Cosier calls "a grassroots project driven by our faculty and staff in real partnership with community organizations to reflect the Peck School's philosophy of 'making with' the community rather than 'making for' the community."
Cosier and a team of Peck School educators and facilities managers crafted plans in 2017 to transform the gallery into a showcase for community art projects. Peck's community engagement team reviewed project proposals in late 2017, accepting and fully or partially funding six projects for the spring-semester pilot. These include:
- Community art build with Voces de la Frontera
- Scratch Sessions East with DJ Loop and DJ Bizzon
- Peace Banner project with Children's Hospital of Wisconsin's Project Ujima
"We've seen hundreds of people – with some of the most diverse groups I've encountered on our campus – in the gallery making art that makes a difference in Milwaukee," Cosier said. "And even though we're still in the pilot phase of the initiative, we have already engaged many new community members."
Additional grants will be announced this spring to fund new art collaborations in the Kenilworth Square East INOVA Gallery during the 2018-19 academic year. To learn more about round two of the initiative, Cosier invites members of the UWM and wider community to attend info sessions at 9 a.m. Monday, April 23, or 3:30 p.m. Friday, April 27. RSVP via email to firstname.lastname@example.com.


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The Violand Institute – Time For Your Greatest Asset
Online, on demand education for the restoration and cleaning industries offered through interactive, adult learning courses covering subjects you need to master to advance your performance, service, and increase profitability.
The Violand Institute offers three distinct tracks for Executives, Managers, and Front-Line employees. Each track provides courses and material appropriate for advancing at that level. Each track has required and elective courses ensuring education of essential subjects and an ability to customize your experience based on your needs and experience. Graduates of each track receive a Certificate from The Violand Institute. Companies may purchase one of the three following subscription levels.
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Graduates receive a Certification in Management Studies from The Violand Institute along with a complimentary 1-hour consulting session with a Violand Business Development Advisor.
To graduate a participant must complete all four required courses and any five electives.
Required Courses
Time Management for Managers
Two Modules Facilitated by Scott Tackett – Violand Business Development Advisor
Course DescriptionTime management is not about doing too many things in less time. It's about doing the right things, at the right time, in the right way. In this course we cover the important keys to time management. We look at how different personality types view activity, stress, and time management. We discuss how to change behaviors and prioritize tasks. We review different available time management systems and the positives and negatives of each to get better organized for your individual style and preference. Finally, we show you how to conduct important daily business planning sessions to get a firmer control on your day to improve your output and efficiency so you can go to bed each night with more confidence you completed what you needed to do.
Learning Objectives
- To understand what managing time really means
- What are the keys to time management and realizing it's really about managing your behavior not your time
- Become aware of and recognize the Five (5) personality types that can sabotage your time management skills
- To learn the difference between being "busy" and "productive"
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Two Modules Facilitated by Scott Tackett – Violand Business Development Advisor
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Learning ObjectivesAfter completing this course, the student will be able to:
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- Learn three skills that are critically important for managers in the restoration and cleaning industries.
- Understand the key roles that managers in the 21st century workplace must perform well in order to be successful.
- Understand the personal and professional challenges involved in becoming a successful manager.
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Monday, June 2, 2008
Waterproof iPods
It's just so lame and so wrong. I mean, how desperate are you to block out the sounds of nature and the rhythms of the mind that you have to be plugged into a machine even when riding the wind and waves?
9 comments:
- Farrah said...
Yo James, I enjoy listening to my iPod Shuffle while I'm doing a big pumping drill in 3 knots of wind. It's like taking your iPod to the gym. Only thing is I don't have a waterproof case :)
- June 2, 2008 at 4:43 PM
- James Douglass said...
That doesn't suprise me at all, seeing as you don't wear a seatbelt when you're driving. Always living on the edge. ;P
- June 2, 2008 at 7:19 PM
- John said...
Vote for formula one-design! then you won't have to be doing pumping drills anymore ;)
- June 3, 2008 at 5:30 AM
- Ian Berger said...
I agree. I get out on the water to get away from all of that. I own an iPod, but wouldn't dream of listening while sailing. You lose the majesty of nature. Besides, isn't there enough going on out there?
I actually had an encounter with a freighter. If I had my iPod on, I wouldn't have heard its warning horn. That's why people shouldn't drive while wearing headphones: it's dangerous/
- June 3, 2008 at 9:09 AM
- Farrah said...
You'll be pleased to know that I did get a ticket for not wearing my seatbelt the other week. I'm not sure if I've learned my lesson yet though.
That said, the wind threshold for my iPod usage is 5 knots or less. LOL. And as a person who has had many run-ins with powerboats and freighters while NOT wearing an iPod, I always keep a lookout for those bad boys bearing down on me. If you're not aware of your surroundings and you sail with your head up your ass anyway, it doesn't really matter whether or not you're wearing an iPod.
John: re: formula one design, read this. http://www.farrah-hall.com/index.php?option=com_mojo&Itemid=21&p=28
- June 3, 2008 at 4:07 PM
- Andy said...
I don't wear headphones while sailing on water, but I almost always do while skate sailing. Adding a little rhythm to my world keeps the session flowing and the motivation and energy levels higher. I assume the same results apply with sailing on the water. I don't see anything wrong with it, really.
And maybe the people who wear them while sailing get enough sounds of nature while sunbathing on a calm day listening to the shorebreak slowly rolling in? Then, by the time they're sailing, it's probably all about charging and getting amped, not chilling out and meditating.
To each his own, in my opinion!
- June 4, 2008 at 6:25 AM
- PeconicPuffin said...
Seems like a bad idea. I had my first collision on the water recently, and had I not heard a warning shout it might have been much worse.
As a seperate thought, I can hear music most anytime. The opportunity to hear wind and water is much more rare.
- June 6, 2008 at 6:29 AM
- James Douglass said...
Ian- Right on, brother.
Farrah- Told ya so! Silly. Cool link about Formula One Design, btw. I'd like to see you racing that.
Andy- I saw that cool video of skate sailing on your blog. I need to try that sometime.
Peconic Michael- Yeah, I read about your near-death experience on the water. Good thing you weren't listening to an ipod then, or you might have gone straight to rock and roll heaven.
- June 6, 2008 at 8:29 AM
- Catapulting Aaron said...
I admit I've thought about getting one. There are situations where they would be fine, and others where it would be sketchy probably. Might make lightwind freestyle more exciting.
Anyway, I'm sure people made the same arguments you're making when radios were first introduced to automobiles.
- June 6, 2008 at 1:00 PM


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San Jose out in the first round. Vancouver blasting into the second. Anaheim showing shades of their Stanley Cup champion form.
All three occurences are to the surprise of the naysayers, and the delight of our very own Brian Burke, Dave Nonis and Ron Wilson.
Wilson was labelled as a coach that could develop players well but couldn't lead them to the later rounds of the playoffs. Todd McLellan was brought in to help lead the Sharks to a longer postseason, but it didn't happen this year. Hey, at least they didn't give us any false signs, dropping the first two games of their opening round series against the Ducks.
Those Ducks were built in part by Brian Burke, and though he isn't responsible for the drafting of Corey Perry and Ryan Getzlaf, his other moves have panned out well. Current Ducks starter Jonas Hiller is proving his reliability as an NHL starter, while Bobby Ryan is emerging as one of the future 'Big Three' on the Ducks, playing with Corey Perry and Ryan Getzlaf. Chris Pronger, a free agent signing by Burke, has been a rock for the team.
Burke didn't build the Ducks, but he put them over the edge, and contributed to a solid foundation for the future. So much for his supposed departure from the organization while it was 'in shambles'. To think that people were calling for the Ducks to retool and send Niedermayer or Pronger elsewhere on the trade deadline, and they've knocked off the President's Trophy winner.
Our V.P. of Hockey Operations and ex-Canuck GM Dave Nonis, can be credited with luring Roberto Luongo to Vancouver in lopsided trade with the Panthers that sent Todd Bertuzzi the other way. Nonis also hired Vancouver's benchboss Alain Vigneault, who won the Jack Adams trophy for top regular season coach in 2007.
While Wilson may have been a part of the choking problem in San Jose, he certainly wasn't it's central feature, as demonstrated by this year's first round collapse.
Burke and Nonis certainly take pride in the work they've done with their past clubs, and they can crack a grin as the monsters they created take on a life of their own.
Posted by NHL Rumour Report on 4/28/2009 07:08:00 PM 0 COMMENTS
Labels: Brian Burke, Dave Nonis, Ron Wilson
Quick Hits and Hearing the Crickets
Hey all, not much going on in Leafland at the moment. I wake up each morning hoping to read that Burke has done or said something of interest, but he's kept quiet after shocking the hockey world with his Tavares Manifesto.
For now, we bandwagon and cheer for other teams. Who's everyone backing this offseason? I'm half-heartedly supporting the Penguins, but I'm also a huge fan of the Capitals and this year's edition of the Bruins. That might have something to do with the shellacking they handed the Canadiens.
Link Ticker:
- New England Hockey Journal has an article on the long and winding road of Jaime Sifers' hockey career.
- Newsday discusses Garth Snow's Draft Day plan.
- Mike Augello argues that the Sedins wouldn't be in Toronto's interests. You have to wonder whether the poor economy will tear the Sedins apart.
- Hockey Trade Rumours mulls the possibility of grabbing the Thrashers' first round pick.
- Mike Ulmer reflects on the Marlies season.
- Ian White gets moved up to forward in the Ice Hockey World Championship.
Posted by NHL Rumour Report on 4/27/2009 03:48:00 PM 0 COMMENTS
Labels: Jonas Gustavsson
Burke Openly States He's Fixed on Tavares; What Now?
The New York Islanders won the draft lottery tonight, giving them rights to select first overall in this year's entry draft.
I've said all along that the Islanders haven't made up their mind on whether they want Tavares or Hedman. If they're really fixed on Tavares, which might be the case as an Islanders representative has been spending a lot of time in London with Tavares and the Knights, then I'm not sure Burke can do anything to wrestle the top pick from Garth Snow's hands.
Then again, Burke has been through this before. In Hartford, he was able to move up to the 2nd spot to grab Chris Pronger, and with Vancouver he moved up to get both of the Sedin twins. As Jim Kelley reports, Burke is not blowing hot air when he says he wants Tavares.
It's hard to imagine what it's going to take to land him, but believe me Burke will mount one hell of a campaign.
Leafs fans, be ready to see Burke overpay for Tavares. Keep in mind, if you want to see this team being led by a top end offensive talent for years to come, then you should be cheering Burke all the way along.
Posted by NHL Rumour Report on 4/14/2009 11:30:00 PM 1 COMMENTS
Labels: 2009 Entry Draft, John Tavares
Tavares Tuesday: When the Finalists Cash Their Coins
Note from Goose: Today we are joined by Bradley Garton who will be discussing the Leafs bleak Tavares hopes. I found him on the street and got him to write this post on a piece of paper. This is what he said.
Afternoon folks. With all the draft draw mayhem Goose has been out tracking the final seconds in the race for the Tavares Cup. That being said, I've been drafted to fill in the void between postings; I figure it's the least I can do, the best being my incarceration for the alleged tampering of bingo machines.
So, at long last, Toronto's race for the Tavares Cup has come to a statistical, if not definite, close. It's at this point where, looking back, I think we may all have pressed our imaginations a little too hard against the cold, hard wall of reality; that Tavares is about as likely to become a Leaf as Evgeni Malkin is to be nominated into the House of Commons. This isn't to say we were wrong for dreaming, just that those bright, puffy clouds bearing the number 61 paved the way to much sadder, smaller figures.
Feeling obligated to do what I can to help the fans, I've been doing my best to keep the dream going. Investigating the rules for the draft lottery I learned there are 1001 possible draw combinations and that only 1000 of these are assigned to the bottom 14 teams. So, I called up the big guy Gary Bettman with the hopes that if that one extra number is drawn, John will be evenly distributed between all 30 teams for the 2009-2010 season.
So far he hasn't returned my calls, but my hopes are high.
So keep your chins up folks, and to John: I hope you're looking forward to the 8 periods you may just be spending with us next year.
Posted by NHL Rumour Report on 4/14/2009 01:30:00 PM 0 COMMENTS
Labels: John Tavares
Would Burke Trade Up in the Draft?
Interesting article from the Toronto Sun. They like to stir things up, and there's probably not a lot to it, but for what it's worth it's an interesting notion.
They're claiming that Burke "is expected to take a run at the top overall pick (and John Tavares) by attempting to trade up. His trump card? The organization has the monetary resources to spice up a deal, especially with a financially strapped team."
I highly doubt that Burke would be able to wrestle the top pick from the Islanders, who are in dire need of a superstar like Tavares. I think the first pick this year is untouchable, and certainly out of the price range Burke would consider.
Nevertheless, if Burke believes that the player he wants will be gone before 7th, he might have to move. It's unfortunate that this situation might cost us something big, when we could have easily fallen a few spots in the draft by just losing a bit more.
Nonetheless, we are where we are. I say we just stay 7th. We'll get someone good.
I'm going to do a full first round preview, but if you look at the rankings, we're sure to get a very good player at the seventh pick. He'res my projecting of the first seven picks, assuming that the Islanders win the lottery.
1. John Tavares - NYI
2. Victor Hedman - TBL
3. Matt Duchene - COL
4. Magnus Paajarvi-Svennson - ATL
5. Evander Kane - LAK
6. Jared Cowen - PHX
Who will the Leafs select?
There are certainly a few names that Toronto could consider, including Brayden Schenn, Jordan Schroeder, Nazem Kadri, Dmitri Kulikov, Ryan Ellis, Simon Despres and Oliver Ekman-Larsson.
Out of those, the most likely to be considered are Schenn, Schroeder and Kadri, all forwards.
Of the teams in the top seven, the most likely to trade their pick for stars in their prime is probably either the LA Kings or Tampa Bay Lightning.
If either of those teams were to win the lottery, thus giving them the first pick, they would consider moving it for the right price.
Posted by NHL Rumour Report on 4/12/2009 09:41:00 PM 2 COMMENTS
Labels: 2009 Entry Draft, Brian Burke
Leafs Settle for Seventh Pick
The Leafs played their last game of the season against their provincial and divisional rivals, the Ottawa Senators. What should have been a satisfying way to finish the season turned out to be a large headache for some hoping the Leafs would move up in the draft.
Last night, the team just needed to lose against the Seantors and have Pheonix and Los Angeles win, in order to find ourselves slipping into the 5th overall pick in the entry draft. That would have then given us a marginal, 8% chance at winning the first overall pick. While the two other teams won their games against much better opponents, the Leafs found a way to win theirs, negating the other two team's advances in the standings.
So the Leafs will enter the draft with all likelihood the 7th overall pick, unless we win the draft lottery with a 4% chance of getting moved up to the 3rd pick.
Last night's win should have been a vindication to most Leafs fans. We have a nack for beating the Senators when the teams meet up last, whether it's in the regular season on playoffs. It was a storybook finish to an otherwise meaningless season. Boyd Deveraux capped his poor season off with a hattrick effort to push the Leafs over the Senators one more time, and just like that it's golfing season for both clubs.
Many people are upset that we don't get that 8% shot at Tavares, a better chance at a franchise player than winning a doughnut with your next Roll Up The Rim To Win coffee.
Let's be realistic, though. Is Burke's rebuilding plan going to rely on the luck of a bingo-style lottery draw? Or is he, like many GMs before him, going to build a contender by taking the situation that's presented to him?
Posted by NHL Rumour Report on 4/12/2009 03:12:00 PM 0 COMMENTS
Labels: 2009 Entry Draft


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Paweł Konik reaches finals of "Le Grand Prix de l'Opéra"
Earlier this month, bass-baritone Paweł Konik reached the final round of "Le Grand Prix de l'Opéra," the International Voice Competition organized by the Bucharest National Opera. Konik earned a special Excellency Prize, presented by the Russian Embassy, for his interpretation of "Aleko's Cavatina" from Rachmaninoff's Aleko. He also performed "Vedro mentr'io sospiro" from Mozart's Le nozze di Figaro and "O du mein holder Abendstern" from Wagner's Tannhäuser.
Konik, a native of Poland, is a member of the Yale Opera program, where he studies with Doris Yarick-Cross and Richard Cross. Konik also worked on his competition repertoire with YSM faculty members Douglas Dickson, Timothy Shaindlin, and Kyle Swann. During the 2015-2016 concert season, Konik appeared in Yale Opera productions of Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream and Massenet's Don Quichotte. Prior to coming to Yale, Konik attended the Karol Szymanowski Academy of Music in Katowice. MORE


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Don't see an amenity you're looking for? Ask the host, Kim
Don't see an amenity you're looking for? Ask the host, Kim
Our 1,000sf design studio is in the heart of the Ravenswood neighborhood in Chicago, with free and ample parking, a loading dock, a freight elevator, WiFi and central A/C and heat! A five minute walk from the Montrose Brown Line, our space is a bright, open, industrial modern designer loft with 20' ceilings and huge 12' windows, a perfect set for photo shoots, video shoots and corporate meetings. Imagine the layout as an "L", consisting of one main room and a private side room. The walls are white painted brick and the furniture is wood and metal to give it a vintage, clean, minimal vibe. We have a total of 17 seats in our studio (8 stools, 4 rolling office chairs, 2 armchairs, 1 sofa that seats 3. There are also 3 chairs that can be brought in from the hallway to make the total 20. The main room includes: • 55" Flat Screen TV mounted on wall with HDMI and Chromecast for presentations • 4 matching workstations each with a glossy-white-top/hairpin-legged desk, white rolling chair, gray rolling cabinet, white trash can • 4' x 10' wood and pipe worktable and 8 gray metal stools • Large wood and pipe shelving unit that includes a kitchenette with a microwave, mini fridge, coffee/tea maker, dishes, cups and garbage can (there is no running water in our suite but there is a utility sink down the hall, as well as the bathrooms) • 6 coat hooks The side room includes: • Lounge with 1 sofa, 2 Eames chairs and a coffee table • Grey/cream chevron area rug • Bookshelf with artistic decor • 2 large white closets (currently being used) Also included: • Free parking lot • Loading dock with drive-up ramp • Freight elevator (up to 6,000 pounds) • WiFi Internet 30 mbps down / 5 mbps up • Central A/C and heat • Coffee/Tea • Bathrooms and Utility Sink (down the hall) • Vacuum Cleaner • Small outdoor rooftop area (just plain—nothing fancy) Extra items available at an additional cost: • Backdrop photo shoot setup (white, gray or black paper backgrounds) $25 • Projector $25
• Please be respectful of our things since this is a studio space we use daily • Please tidy up before you leave • No smoking • No loud music • Furniture will be moved by the host upon request • Trash should be collected and placed by the door. The host will take care of it. • Lock the doorknob upon departure from the space
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Kim and her space was perfect for our shoot! We filmed a scene for a commercial the natural light added to the uniqueness of the space.
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This space was perfect! Easiest experience by far. Kim was so sweet and extremely helpful. I look forward to booking again from her!
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Perfect space, perfect hosts! I almost don't want to boast about this space because I want it to be my secret! Everything was easy, from the booking to parking, loading, etc. Kim & Kyle were very accommodating and helpful... hoping we'll shoot here again!
Wonderful location and very accommodating owners. Would highly recommend!
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Beautiful space. Beautiful people. I wish I could work in such an exquisite space every day--the access to great natural light worked perfect for our photoshoot. Kim and Kyle were so friendly and so accommodating! I would highly recommend.


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When it comes to meals I'm all for simple and easy, specially with a toddler who wants to feed herself. And the less ingredients the better!! We love pizza (than again who doesn't), so I came up with an easy way to make quick pizza.
- Slice of whole wheat bread
- Pizza sauce
- Mozzarella shredded cheese
- Butter Knife
- Rolling pin
- Clean counter top
- Toaster oven
- Toaster oven pan
- Buy ingredients, then when home place all items needed on the countertop leaving space to roll out bread
- Place the slice of bread on clean counter
- Grab the rolling pin and flatten the bread, you'll have to flip the bread to the over to the other side and roll again
- Take a 1/2 tablespoon of pizza sauce and lightly coat the bread, not to much or it will leak out
- Then a thin layer of mozzarella, leave a about 1/2 inch of the bottom of the bread free of cheese
- Now roll the top part of the bread to the bottom, like you would roll a cinnamon bun
- Make sure you have the lip of the bread on the bottom of the roll
- Make as many rolls as you'd like by following steps 2-7
- Place roll(s) the cookie sheet
- Bake in toaster oven on 325, bake for 8-10, minutes or to desired crunchy
- Remove from toaster oven with oven mitt
- This part is option, I like to cut, my rolls into little 1/2 inch pieces, this is easier for my daughter to pickup
This is an easy, quick meal for both adults and toddlers. Sometimes we even dip them in the leftover pizza sauce!!


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we have a hosted JIRA server that was working fine with JIRA internal directory. To centralize access, we added a A/D directory and the groups and users have been successfully synchronized. However, no user from the A/D directory can view issues. Even when I go to the permissions scheme configuration page and click "Permission helper", adding any A/D user, I get that the user DO have access to "Browse projects", but when that same user clicks on a link for a JIRA issue (e.g. ABC-1), then a message "This issue can't be viewed".
What is awkward is that if the user logs out, then the user can access the JIRA ticket anonymously. This JIRA server is linked to a Confluence service, which is also configured with A/D and works normally.
Therefore, the following users CANNOT view tickets: A/D users. The following user CAN view tickets: internal JIRA directory and anonymous.
Can somebody help me find how to track the issue? Thank you in advance.
Kind regards,
Hi Daniel,
This sounds like a permissions issue since the anonymous users are able to see the issues but the AD users are not.
I would start by testing with a new user and then move to comparing the groups and permissions.
One common issue is the AD users may not be in the 'users' group. You can verify this by doing the following:
If you can verify the users are not in the 'users' group take a look at Users are unable to browse projects, issues, tasks or any other content after login for steps to correct this.
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Title: The Chamomile
Author: Susan F. Craft
Pages: 251
Year: 2011
Publisher: Ingalls Publishing Group, Inc.
Lilyan Cameron is somewhat unique in that she runs her own business in South Carolina in 1780. Her parents are deceased and she lives with her younger brother, Andrew. Andrew has been fighting with the local militia against the British, but was wounded and took an oath to be a loyal subject to King George of England. The penalty for breaking that oath is treason, which could lead to exile or death. Lilyan has also taken the oath in order to save her business, which is her only means of support, but secretly supports the patriots. She soon discovers her brother has taken up arms again against the British and fears for his life.
Captain Nicholas Xanthakos, a young Greek immigrant, is also active in secretly supporting the militia. He takes an immediate liking to Lilyan. With the risk of Andrew's life, Lilyan feels she must do anything she can to ensure his safety and so asks to be involved in supporting the militia by spying. When the unthinkable happens, she is forced to abandon her home, business and city to make a run for freedom. The feelings between Nicholas and herself continue to grow, but is the time of war really a time for love? Lilyan constantly worries for the safety of those she loves and faces the reality that she isn't really trusting God to take care of her and her loves ones and provide for their future whatever that may be.
Readers can identify with the struggles of a young Christian woman, who professes her faith, but sometimes has a difficult time living it. Lilyan experiences trials and difficulties any adult would cringe at let alone a 19-year-old orphaned female living in the 1780s. I appreciated all the historical details in the story. I thought the depth of the romance between Lilyan and Nicholas happened too quickly. I would have liked a little more time for them to get to know one another. There also wasn't quite enough suspense for my taste. However, the premise of the story is a good one, and I do look forward to reading the second book that follows Lilyan's life a few years later. This book is titled, Laurel, and I will be posting a review soon, so stay tuned!
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