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Melbourne Frock Swap Women's Pre-loved Fashion Market
Melbourne Frock Swap - Nicole and Rachael
Sunday, 26 November 2017 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm (AEDT)
Event Details
Welcome to Melbourne Frock Swap - a second hand market with a difference (not a swap, sorry about any confusion!) Our stall holders sell second hand, pre-loved and vintage women's clothing and accessories; and the whole event is indoors complete with food trucks, coffee and plenty of change rooms!
Anyone is welcome to book a stall - so why not get together with some friends for a wardrobe destash for cash! Our stalls are a very roomy 3x3m each (so you can share if you like) and are all completely indoors. We also open at the civilised hour of 10am, meaning stall holders don't need to arrive on site until 8.30am, at the earliest!
For an additional fee, we can organise a rack hire for you, otherwise you'll need to bring everything you need on the day. When you turn up, you will literally have a space of concrete with chalk marks measuring out 3 x3 metres. What you do to that space is completely up to you. It is large enough for a 3x3 marquee, if you want to bring one. Otherwise, you can be as creative as you like!
Stallholders are required to sell pre-loved women's fashion and accessories only. No kids or men's clothes, no books, no kitchen or household goods, no bric-a-brac.
What is a Frock Swap?
Well, it is not girls swapping frocks (apologies for the confusing name!)– It's just a fancy name for what is essentially a second hand clothing market. People (you!) rent stall space from us, clean out their wardrobes and bring everything along to sell and make some pocket money. It's only for women's clothing (sorry guys!) shoes, bags and accessories. But it's a little classier than a normal flea market (well, we like to think so). The markets are entirely indoors and under cover and lots of fun.
What is a stall?
It's really just a space measured up on the floor. We don't supply anything else, so you'll need to provide your own racks, tables, displays, boxes, chairs etc - or you can hire as many racks as you like, when you book a stall. The stall spaces at Seaworks, Williamstown are a minimum 3 metres wide and 3 metres deep. Some stalls may be slightly deeper than this along the walls, but all are a minimum of 3x3.
What can l sell?
Women's preloved fashion and accessories. So.... Clothes! Shoes! Bags! Jewellery! Scarves! Purses! Nail polishes! Make Up cases! Unopened perfumes and make up! There are endless possibilities.
What you can't sell is underwear (yuk!), opened cosmetics or skin care products, books, art, bric-a-brac, furniture, household goods, children's wear, men's wear. toys, etc. This really is a women's pre-loved fashion market. If you are unsure - please contact us for clarification BEFORE booking.
What would l need to bring?
Your goods for sale, priced and tagged if possible (see below for more info)
Everything you need for your stall display - rack (unless you've chosen to hire one through us), table, chair, boxes, baskets, clothes airer, ladder - the options are limited only to what you have access to and what you can fit in the car!
If you have lots of shoes – bringing a chair for people to sit on is a good idea.
A chair for you to sit on might help as well (it's a long day!).
You'll also need a money float so you can give people change; something to put your money in (something you keep on you like a shoulder bag is best) and some recycled bags for customers – so hold onto those shopping bags.
You might like to bring a water bottle and snacks, but we have coffee and food vans on site so you're looked after, and the Williamstown cafe precinct is only a two minute walk away.
Please do not bring anything that requires power on the day. There is also music played in the venue during the market so please do not bring any portable music player.
Can I share with a friend?
Of course! Once you pay for a stall – you can share it if you wish. If you don't want to share but still want to do this with your friends, you can book multiple sites and choose side by side ones from the floorplan when booking. It's important to remember we are pretty strict on everyone keeping within the designated space (it's a health and safety issue as well as being fair) so it's a good idea to book two sites if you know you have a lot. We strongly advise that you set up a "test" stall at home in a measured out space – so you aren't trying to work out your set up on the day. You really need to be set up and ready to go by 10am on market day!
What do I price things?
There really isn't a right or wrong way to choose your prices. If you want a good clean out, go low. If you are not sure you want to get rid of it – price a little higher. We go down to about $2-$3 for scarves and earrings etc., but have had some things priced over $100. It really depends on the items – and how desperate you are to be free of them. We find you'll have a better day if you come along with the frame of mind to just clear out whatever you can and be happy with whatever money you can make. Some people may haggle, but you don't have to change your prices if you don't want to. But the idea is we all get bargains – and to get them, you have to offer them as well!
Do I have to tag everything?
Our advice to you is YES. Some people don't price anything – but we recommend that you do price things, or at the very least have items in boxes/baskets or on racks marked $5, $10, and $20 etc. You don't want to have to try and remember the prices you quoted every different person, and what if the same person comes back and you quote a different price?
If you are sharing a stall or a few stalls between friends, the best way to price is to create tags that show the owners name, a short description and a sell price. Then, every time something is sold, the tag is removed and placed in a jar, and at the end of the day – the jar is sorted and you'll know who sold what and how to allocate the money. This works really well, but remember to change the price on the tag before putting it in the jar if you mark something down. And have a notebook for the times you forget to cut off a tag (it happens) so you can rip off a piece of paper, add the details and add that to the jar too. So a pen and some paper are crucial! This system also means that you can take turns running the stall AND shopping – so it's win-win!
How do I set up a stall?
Well, there are lots of different ways to do it. If you can borrow some clothing racks, or would like to hire some through us – that's great, as people love shopping through racks... But racks mean lots of coat hangers and if you don't have enough, this can cause a problem! We don't like to recommend you buy coat hangers just for a market (as we are all about recycling and reusing – and we want you to make money, not spend it!) So try borrowing from your own wardrobe and from friends. You can lay your wardrobe clothes on the bed for the day as you'll be bringing your coat hangers back home that night. If that all sounds a little hard, having an array of boxes that are separated by size or price works well too – but try to bring them up on a table rather than making customers rummage through them on the ground.
How much will it cost?
The cost per stall for a second clothing seller is $60.00 (+ the Eventbrite booking fee) for a 3 metre wide x 3 metre deep site. Racks can be hired for an additonal $20 each. The racks available are 1.5m long and 1.7m high, and are industrial strength, meaning they can hold about 100kgs of clothing each - that's a lot!!
What time do I need to get there?
Close to market day, you will recieve stallholder notes with your allocated confirmed stall number, a site map AND your designated arrival time. We stagger stallholders arrival times to ensure everyone gets to use the laoding bays and set up is as easy as possible. You will either be allocated 8.30-9.00am OR 9.00-9.30am. PLEASE DO NOT ARRIVE BEFORE 8.30am. You won't be allowed in the venue as we allocate this time to food and beverages trucks that need to be able to drive onto the premises - so you may as well have a little more shut-eye, or go and get a coffee.
What if I can't do the whole day?
Sorry – but we can't allow people to arrive and set up after 10am - OR - pack up and leave before 4pm. If you can't stay until the end of the market, please do not book a site. However, you are quite welcome to ask someone to come in and take over for you and finish the day, if you can.
What if I can't make it? Can I get a refund?
Sorry – we don't give out refunds. If for some reason you can't make it, you can sell/give your spot to someone else if you need to – just let us know of the change of contact. Alternatively we can transfer your stall to another market date, providing cancellation occurs with at least 14 days to market date, just send us an email :)
What if I'm running late?
You need to call us! Make sure you put our contact mobile number in your phone before the day (you'll get this info along with stallholder notes the week of the market) and give us a call. If you don't call and you aren't there by 9.30am, we may move another stall holder into your space.
What if people want to try things on?
One of the things that makes the Frock Swap so unique is that we ALWAYS have change rooms and mirrors on site. We space these around the market to ensure all stall holders have a change room and mirror nearby. However, its worth noting that we can't have change rooms directly beside every stall, so they may not be within your direct view. It is completely up to you whether you feel comfortable letting strangers walk off with your clothes or not. To date, we haven't had any issues (but do let us know if you have!) and most of our customers are lovely people. However, it is your stock and the Frock Swap is not liable for any loss incurred on the day. If your item is especially valuable you might like to ask the customer to leave something with you or perhaps pay for the item and you can refund them if it doesn't fit. It's completely up to you. But you will get a vibe on the day about how it all works.
What if I need a break?
If you are there on your own, you'll probably find that you and your neighbours will become quite friendly during the setting up process (we love that about the Frock Swap) so it's a great idea to offer to watch each other's stall when you need a bathroom break or want to get a coffee (another good reason to label your stock). But we are also more than happy to come and mind your stall for 5 minutes if you call us over, or send a text to the contact number on the day (don't forget to tell us which stall you are at!)
Do you only have second clothing for sale at Frock Swap?
No, we try to have a few "complimentary" sellers there to make the day more fun and interesting. So we might have a nail artist, a masseur, a hair stylist, a coffee van and maybe a few other food vendors, maybe a local sewing school offering classes or a wardrobe consultant. Perhaps you might see a jewellery maker or some unique handmade candles. Maybe even a local kinder having a cake fundraiser… Who knows! It depends on who we can get on board and who gets in touch with us with an idea. Space for complimentary stalls is limited - and must be pre-approval by management (do not book a standard stall if you are selling anything classed above as a complimentary stall). We are primarily about second hand women's clothing and we are quite strict on how many we allow each market. If you think you have a great idea for a complimentary stall or a business that you'd like to promote that fits with the Frock Swap brand, the best thing to do is to send us an email explaining your idea and we'll most likely give you a call to have a chat about it.
PLEASE NOTE: any standard stall booking must not set up on market day with anything other that women's clothing and accessories unless authorised previously by us, or they will be asked to pack up and will forfeit their fee. If you are unsure, please ask - but we have a strict rule that your stall must be at least 3/4 pre-loved fashion and accessories unless otherwise approved.
Can I invite my friends?
Of course! You can invite anyone you like to either apply for a stall or come down on the day to shop. The market is open to everyone, but please let shoppers know there is a $2 entry fee (men and kids under 12 are free). We do have a marketing campaign but word of mouth is a wonderful thing. If you can share Melbourne Frock Swap events on social media, through a school or kinder, a work place etc; please do, we really love and appreciate the help!
How often are the markets run?
At the moment, we are holding four markets a year. For 2017, our remaining dates are Sunday 26 February, Sunday 28 May, Sunday 27 August and Sunday 26 November. For the time being, the Melbourne Frock Swap is held only at Seaworks in Williamstown.
What about parking?
We offer free all day parking for stallholders. For customers, there is metered parking at the immediate front of the building and free all day parking in surrounding streets.
What if you haven't answered my question here?
You are most welcome to contact us with any other questions you have, or if you need clarification on any of the above. We promise to get back to you ASAP! Its best to do this before booking if you are unsure. As mentioned - stall fees are non refundable.
How do I contact Melbourne frock swap?
You can contact us via email or Facebook
Email firstname.lastname@example.com
Facebook facebook.com/melbournefrockswap
Website melbournefrockswap.com
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Standard Indoor Stall - 3x3m - for Sunday 26 November 2017
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When & Where
Seaworks Maritime Precinct
82 Nelson Place
Sunday, 26 November 2017 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm (AEDT)
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I would like to wish a hearty mazal tov to Beth Torah Congregation in Toronto on its 50th anniversary (Shuls celebrate special anniversaries, April 18). However, I would like to mention that although Rabbi Yossi Sapirman is one of the youngest rabbis in the shul's history, there was a rabbi younger than him. My late uncle, Rabbi Solomon Z. Domb, became rabbi of Beth Torah at the tender age of 23, although his 6-foot-3 large-framed stature may have made him appear to be older than he actually was. He served not only as the shul's rabbi but also as its chazzan. My uncle was a child prodigy and received his Orthodox smichah in New York, in addition to studying chazzanut under the personal guidance of world-renowned Cantor David Koussevitzky. He had a wonderful strong tenor voice that I greatly miss to this day. He became the rabbi and cantor at Beth Torah in 1975 and served until 1980. He then went on to become chazzan at Beth Tikvah Synagogue for a short period of time until he started his own synagogue, the first and only of its kind in Thornhill, B'nai Shalom North Congregation.
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Thornhill, Ont.
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Rabbi Kelman's visionary concept
The loss of The CJN is a huge loss. Over the past two years, Rabbi Jay Kelman, in his column, has alerted us to perhaps the most critical need facing our community today: the threat to Jewish continuity. His columns detail the enormous financial burden on parents of Jewish day school students and what this means for our future. His visionary concept of "Birthright Education" is imaginative and brilliant. He proposes pragmatic solutions to make this education eventually self-sustaining. In the column "Four questions about Jewish education" (April 4), Rabbi Kelman challenges us all to address this now, before a generation is lost. In time, it may benefit many communities around the globe. But we need to start here and now. This is a project truly worthy of our time and effort.
Linda Paton
Thornhill, Ont.
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The CJN feels like home
I am so sad to hear that The CJN is planning to stop publishing! It has been a staple in my life for so many years, a Jewish Canadian institution. Our family would always look forward to reading it each Shabbat. I have always found the paper to be replete with fascinating articles and columns. I could always read it and find mention of the schools, institutions, shuls and people that have been a part of my emotional landscape for my entire life. Where else could you read columns from your high school history teacher, university professor and rabbi alongside reports about the important issues affecting the Jewish world? I read a good Jewish paper in New York, but for me, The CJN will always feel like home.
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The CJN is vital
The CJN is a vital and perhaps the only organ that keeps Canadian Jews in contact with one another and is the only voice of those people, as distinct from official organizations, that speak for their (legitimate) interests. The Jewish people in this country are facing increasing pressure, and our organizations are financially strapped. It is greatly disturbing to think that Canada cannot support just one vital paper with the world's fourth-largest Jewish community.
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There is a historical error in the article "Warsaw Ghetto Uprising commemorated," (April 25), about the event held at the Polish consulate in Montreal on April 17. In the article, the writer places a young Renata Skotnicka-Zajdman under the care of the Polish wartime heroine Irena Sendler. Renata did not meet, nor did she even knew of the existence of Sendler until decades after the war. I suspect the writer culled this tidbit of misinformation from the Internet. It was first put out four years ago by the Hallmark Hall of Fame, who used Renata as a poster child for the Holocaust, in order to promote one of their films. Indeed, despite Renata's protests, Hallmark insisted upon it. (According to the Internet, Renata was also sent to Treblinka. If that were true, she wouldn't be here – and I wouldn't be here. I'm Renata's daughter.) There is a piece of work published online that tells the story behind the story of the origins of this myth. It's called Going Hollywood. In that case, the author got it right.
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I am writing to you to express my concern about the expression "Polish camp," used in the article "Rhodes' historic synagogue sparkles like new" (April 25). Please refrain from using the adjective "Polish" when describing concentration/death camps that were conceived, built and run by Nazi Germany during the war in occupied Poland. Using the term "Polish death camp" is harmful to Poland and Polish people, and it might leave doubt in minds of Canadian readers, especially young people, as to whom established and operated those camps. As Poland was the first country to be attacked by Nazi Germany and Poles were the first prisoners of most concentration camps where nearly all the Polish Jews were murdered, the use of an expression "Polish camp" is offensive to Polish people as well as to Polish Canadians.
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"Miguel DaSilva is like a piano player," said Morrow. "Garret Pettis is a piano mover."
Actually, Pettis plays both the ukulele and the guitar, but that's another story.
This season Pettis, with a team-record setting 11 goals, and DaSilva with eight have been playing beautiful music with their feet for the Bisons. What Morrow means by his contrasting is that DaSilva uses his speed and quickness to elude the opposition's defense. Pettis, 6-feet, 180 pounds, often uses a more direct approach by simply running over any defender in front of him.
"Miguel gets to balls he shouldn't be able to get to," said Morrow. "Garret has a good touch and can try to beat a defender with some skills, but he would just as soon run over you. There is nothing wrong with that.
"There is a physical aspect to the game that Garret brings that Miguel doesn't necessarily bring. Garret is very opportunistic. He is better in the air than Miguel. Garret is strong and can hold his position in the air."
They are two of the main reasons the Bisons are headed for their second straight Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament appearance this week. The Bisons, the No. 3 seed with a 5-3-1 A-Sun record (9-8-2 overall) will practice Tuesday at Campbell University in Buies Creek, N.C., the host school for the tournament.
Wednesday afternoon they will face No. 6-seeded Mercer (1-5-3, 2-10-5 overall) at 3 p.m. in the quarterfinals. If they win the Bisons will play again Thursday at 3 in the semifinals. Friday will be a day off with the championship game planned for Saturday.
"Miguel is very explosive and very fast," said Morrow. "He is very tricky on the ball. He is going to create several chances a game. It doesn't matter where Miguel is on the field the crowd starts to wonder what he is going to do now when he gets the ball.
"Garret can be very tricky on the ball as well. But when you look at Pettis he looks like a man, not like a freshman in college. He can mix it up physically. At this point he is more of a complementary player. He is not going to necessarily take on a whole team or outrun everybody. But he does finish his chances well."
Last season Morrow predicted that DaSilva would probably have more assists than goals during his college career. At the time DaSilva was in the middle of a then record-setting season for goals, finishing with 10.
"I knew the amount of defensive pressure Miguel was going to draw," said Morrow. "He is not a selfish player. This year he has ended up with a lot of assists."
Teams keyed on DaSilva more this season, a decision that has hurt opponents as the Bisons have spread the goals around. Last season it was either DaSilva or former forward Ben Page doing most of the scoring. DaSilva has 10 assists this season, doubling the previous record set by Page. He also has a team record 26 points.
Pettis has an assist to go with his goals. He has 23 points, the second highest total in the history of the program.
The goals by Pettis have been somewhat of a surprise on all fronts. Morrow and assistant coach Kevin Burk saw Pettis play in a showcase at Disneyworld and liked what they saw.
"He reminded us a little bit of Ben Page," said Morrow. "But he had this big robo-knee brace on and was coming off of an ACL.
"He was on the list, but he wasn't high on our list. But the more we talked to coaches in the Pennsylvania area and sort of got a gauge of what was going on with him we found out Pettis should have been a top prospect."
Morrow thought Pettis could have been a Big 10 or Atlantic Coast Conference recruit. But he had only competed in two major tournaments in his high school career. The lack of exposure hurt Pettis in the recruiting process even though Pennsylvania is known for top quality high school soccer.
"Most players usually compete in around 15 tournaments in high school," said Morrow. "We felt fortunate to get him. We thought he was going to be better than what we saw. We just didn't know what we were getting."
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Former Miami Mayor Manny Diaz is considering whether to leave Florida's gubernatorial race, a decision that could make it easier for former Republican governor Charlie Crist to sew up the Democratic primary.
For days, political insiders have buzzed with speculation that Diaz won't stay in the race — for unspecified family reasons — and Diaz isn't doing much to quell the talk.
"No decision yet," he said in a brief text message in response to a question about whether he'd drop out of the race.
Top advisors say they're not sure, either.
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"I don't know if he's staying in," said Richard Lydecker, Miami-Dade's former Democratic Party chairman.
"He hasn't decided if he has decided," Lydecker added.
Diaz has tried to keep his potential candidacy under wraps for months.
In January, he avoided reporters' calls on the matter — even though he was plugging his new book, Miami Transformed, and the attention wouldn't have hurt sales.
Then, sometime in late February, Diaz went from appearing to run hard for office by lining up supporters and insiders to not returning their calls.
A poll last month showed Diaz had formidable challenges: He's largely unknown.
Diaz would earn only 4 percent of the vote in a theoretical matchup against Crist (43 percent), 2010 gubernatorial Democratic candidate Alex Sink (14 percent), former Weston state Sen. Nan Rich (1 percent) and former Orlando-area congressional candidate Val Demings (1 percent).
Rich is the only announced candidate of those who were polled in the survey conducted by Hamilton Campaigns, a firm that typically works for Democrats. Sink has been lukewarm about running and, though she's being urged to run, Demings appears unlikely at the moment.
The poll showed that Crist was the strongest candidate to face Republican Gov. Rick Scott, who appears to be in a stronger position for reelection than many Democrats had hoped.
In a theoretical matchup, Crist tied Scott 41-41 percent. Sink narrowly lost to Scott 37-42 percent. And Diaz lost most-handily to Scott: 33-42 percent.


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Gratitude. Thanksgiving. Appreciation.
For the local teenagers who perform service with Teens, Inc. in Guatemala, gratitude is the central theme when reflecting on their experiences.
"I love going on this trip because it gives me a new gratitude of the many things I have in my life and helps put my life back into perspective," said Brendan Dwyer, who has gone on the service trip for the past two summers. "The genuine joy and gratitude of the people we come in contact with in Guatemala is inspiring and almost shocking in a way because these people who have almost nothing act like they have everything."
In July, Brendan will join 13 other teenagers and travel to Guatemala to work with God's Child Project, an ecumenical not-for-profit organization serving the Antigua region and its slums. This is the third year Teenagers, Inc. has traveled to Guatemala. Again this summer they will build homes, work at a homeless shelter, care for malnourished children and bring much needed medical, educational and personal supplies.
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Seeing those malnourished children at Casa Jackson Malnutrition Center had a huge impact on Olivia Dean, who is also returning to Guatemala this year. "These kids are so sweet, despite their issues. I love playing with the kids and feeding them."
Brendan is also moved by his interaction while bathing and feeding the younger children. "Hugging and holding the babies at the malnourished children's centers is a very special part of the trip… Holding them in your arms and watching them squeeze out a smile, even in their pain and anguish, is an extraordinary feeling. This trip made me realize that if I am capable of helping others, then I should never hesitate to do so."
When he speaks to audiences about traveling to Guatemala on this mission trip, Brendan quotes Margaret Mead: "It takes a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens to change the world; indeed it's the only thing that ever has."
Olivia Dean knows exactly what it takes to change the world. "I love going to Guatemala so much," she said, grinning widely. "The people there make me feel so good about myself. They are so thankful for the littlest thing that we do. I know I am making their lives better."
Some of their efforts may seem "little," but a closer examination of the work assignments in Guatemala will show that these teenagers are using mind, heart and lots of muscle during their volunteer work. For example, Pat O'Donnell described the effort expended to build a home. "We start by digging a really big hole; that's the first step!" The entire job, including sawing wood for the frame, painting drywall, making and pouring cement, and nailing on a tin roof is done without any electrical tools and completed all by the volunteer teenagers, side-by-side with the Guatemalan family for whom they are building the house.
All the building materials are paid for by Teenagers, Inc., and the final products are four 8 by 12-foot homes that, unlike their original shacks, will have cement floors to prevent infections and be strong enough to protect families from the weather.
At the end of these long days, the teenagers come together as a group and offer reflections on their experiences. They share their observations, feelings and experiences in a discussion facilitated by Marianne Dwyer. After this, the teens return to their respective hosts — middle class Guatemalan family homes who host one to two Teens, Inc. volunteers during their stay.
In preparation of this year's trip, the teens are collecting school, medical, sports and building supplies. Residents can donate school, art and first-aid supplies, including prescription medicines. They are also accepting small bottles of toiletries and dental supplies and soccer, basketball and baseball equipment as well as tools such as saws, trowels, levels, screwdrivers and hammers.
These items can be dropped on Friday nights from 7:30-10:30 p.m. at the Teen Center, 105 Bethlehem Pike (across from Chestnut Hill East train station) or on Sunday mornings at Our Mother of Consolation Church, 9 East Chestnut Hill Ave. Donations are being collected until July 3. Teenagers will pack these items and take them to Antigua, the town in Guatemala where the work is done. Monetary donations are still being accepted!
For more information or to make a donation, contact Marianne Dwyer at 215-242-4976, email@example.com or www.teensincphilly.org.


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Infinity Scarf
1 skein of Jade Sapphire Silk Cashmere
Row 2: *P1, K1 repeat from * across row.
repeat rows 1 and 2 for 1.5 inches.
Change to stockinette stitch and work until scarf measures 6 inches
Work rows 1 and 2 (the seed stitch) for 1.5 inches.
Bind off loosely.
Weave in ends and block lightly.
* Just a note, if you twist your first row, don't worry. It's looks great as a Mobius too.
Some other reading materials for making beautiful and unique scarves....


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Find Out Where You Can Screen the Theatrical Reissue of 'A Hard Day's Night'
Fifty years after it first arrived in theaters, 'A Hard Day's Night' is returning for a special one-night engagement on the Fourth of July.
As we previously reported, the Beatles' first film is making its way back to the big screen as part of a broader campaign to celebrate the movie's 50th anniversary, which also includes a deluxe DVD/Blu-ray reissue, due June 24, that bundles an impressive array of bonus material alongside a digital remaster of the original feature.
ABC News Radio reports that the new remaster has received a stamp of approval from 'Hard Day's Night' director Richard Lester. Fans can also look forward to a freshly scrubbed soundtrack, complete with a newly-created 5.1 surround mix that was overseen by producer Giles Martin at Abbey Road Studios. In addition to the home video reissue and the July 4 screenings, a special screening has been scheduled for July 6 at the Catalina Island Museum in Avalon, California, which is scheduled to be attended by George Harrison's first wife, Pattie Boyd, who met Harrison on the 'Hard Day's Night' set.
Few of us will be able to score tickets for that particular screening, but there are plenty of others to choose from, and finding out whether 'A Hard Day's Night' will be playing near you is as simple as following this link and taking a look at the complete list of theaters. Will you be making it out for Beatlemania on July 4, or hosting your own home screening instead?


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An excerpt from John Main OSB, "Death and Resurrection," MOMENT OF CHRIST (New York: Continuum, 1998), pp. 68-70.
[T]he whole Christian tradition tells us . . .that if we would become wise we must learn the lesson that we have here "no abiding city". . .[B]ut the principal fantasy of much worldliness operates out of completely the opposite point of view. . .
[T]he wisdom of our tradition… .is that awareness of our physical weakness enables us to see our own spiritual fragility too. There is a profound awareness in all of us, so profound indeed that it is often buried for much of the time, that we must make contact with the fullness of life and the source of life. We must make contact with the power of God and somehow open our own fragile "earthen vessels" to the eternal love of God. . . .
Meditation is a way of power because it is the way to understanding our own mortality. It is the way to get our own death into focus. It can do so because it is the way beyond our own mortality. It is the way beyond our own death to the resurrection, to a new and eternal life, the life that arises from our union with God. The essence of the Christian Gospel is that we are invited to this experience now, today. All of us are invited to death, to die to our own self-importance, our own selfishness, our own limitation. We are invited to die to our own exclusiveness. We are invited to all this because Jesus has died before us and has risen from the dead. Our invitation to die is also one to rise to new life, to community, to communion, to a full life without fear. I suppose it would be difficult to estimate what it is people fear most—death or resurrection. But in meditation we lose all our fear because we realize that death is death to fear and resurrection is rising to new life.
Every time we sit down to meditate we enter this axis of death and resurrection. We do so because in our meditation we go beyond our own life and all the limitations of our own life into the mystery of God. We discover, each of us from our own experience, that the mystery of God is the mystery of love, infinite love—love that casts out all fear. This is our resurrection, our rising to the full liberty that dawns on us once our own life and death and resurrection are in focus. Meditation is the great way of focusing our life on the eternal reality that is God, the eternal reality that is to be found in our own hearts. The discipline of saying the mantra, the discipline of the daily return morning and evening to meditation has this one supreme aim—to focus us totally on Christ with an acuity of vision that sees ourselves, all reality, as it is. Listen to St Paul writing to the Romans:
"No one of us lives, and equally no one of us dies, for himself alone. If we live, we live for the Lord; and if we die, we die for the Lord. Whether, therefore, we live or die, we are the Lord's."
After meditation: from W.S. Merwin, "The String." In THE RIVER SOUND (New York: Knoph, 1999), p. 133.
Night the black bead
a string running through it
with the sound of a breath
lights are still there from
long ago when
they were not seen
in the morning
it was explained
to me that the one
we call the morning star
and the evening
star are the same.
Carla Cooper - firstname.lastname@example.com


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Geneva: APC welcomes the success of the Human Rights Council expert panel on freedom of expression that took place in Geneva on 29 February as an important step towards promoting and protecting human rights online. Anriette Esterhuysen, APC's executive director and panellist said, "It was extremely encouraging that states agree that the same rights that apply in the offline world also apply online."
Following on from the report of Frank La Rue in 2011, the panel was an interactive dialogue and revealed a significant level of interest among member states, with good interventions and questions in general, and more than 50 governments wanting to provide comments.
Civil society groups, who also had the opportunity to speak, emphasised that both states and corporations should be held accountable for the implementation of human rights. They stressed the role of internet intermediaries in protecting freedom of expression.
As the cases of Egypt and others show, private companies have often been complicit in illegal censorship, or network shutdowns, and must be held accountable. Likewise, intermediaries should not be arbitrarily called upon to restrict content. Instead, such restrictions must be enacted through domestic law and follow transparent processes which conform to international human rights standards.
Many states expressed concern about the internet being used to distribute harmful content, or to commit crimes. In response several participants emphasised that government-imposed restrictions on freedom of expression may appear to be a cheap and fast solution to preventing crimes such as human trafficking, but ultimately this is not a sustainable approach. Markus Kummer of ISOC noted that "…technological shortcuts should not be used to solve societal problems."
While these are indeed complex issues, it is clear that human rights are the best mechanism with which to meet these challenges. "Human rights on the internet must become part of the mandate of the Human Rights Council, the Universal Periodic Review and other treaty bodies", said Ms. Esterhuysen in her closing remarks. "It is great to see the Human Rights Council begin to make the connection between human rights and internet rights! Now we have to take this back to the national level", said Joy Liddicoat who leads APC's Internet Rights are Human Rights programme. She pointed out that there is a need for capacity building and collaboration in countries among national human rights institutions, civil society, business groups and government.
APC calls on civil society to challenge their respective governments to monitor and evaluate freedom of expression online as part of their human rights obligations. We further challenge governments themselves to commit to firm and concrete actions towards ensuring a free and open internet.
We commend the Swedish government for organising this panel and for their leadership in advancing human rights online. The next step is to promote concrete actions to ensure freedom of expression on the internet and make sure there is follow up to the panel in the work of the Council.


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Pets, Pets, Pets
Thereal Oscar was the inspiration for the March 16th "Here, Kitty" episode on TV's "House". Grumpy Dr. House determined to prove that simple science, not superstition, is behind the cat's sixth sense, refuses to believe his Russian Blue adversary could have special abilities. He drags the cat around in a back pack, and lets him loose in the coma ward to prove his point. If nothing else, the TV cat should get an Emmy for combating the scathing star's penetrating stare and stunts.
Each "House" follows a formula. Every week about 6-7 minutes before the closing credits, actor Hugh Laurie has a diagnostic epiphany sparked by something peripheral he sees or someone says. When the omniscient doc spies the cat on his toasty lap top, he deduces his furry foe is not detecting demise but merely attracted to the warmth of feverish patients or heating pads. Purr-haps….purr-haps not.
TheJuly 26 '07 medical journal essay by Dr. David Dosa of Brown Univ., a geriatrician at a Providence nursing home begins this way: "Oscar the Cat awakens from his nap, opening a single eye to survey his kingdom. From atop the desk in the doctors' charting area, the cat peers down the two wings of the nursing home's advanced dementia unit. All quiet on the western and eastern fronts. Slowly, he rises and extravagantly stretches his 2-year-old frame, first backward and then forward. He sits up and considers his next move." Later the author goes on to describe how Oscar patrols the halls and visits residents' rooms. He sniffs the air and quietly leaves, if it isn't their time. If it is, he stays until they pass.
Since being adopted from a shelter as a kitten, white with tabby longhaired Oscar has lived at the Steere Housing Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, along with 5 other therapy cats that don't seem to have his prophetic power. Oscar isn't particularly friendly to the staff or ambulatory residents unless bribed with food, yet seems to become a "mush" when someone is terminal. It's not like he is consistently there but instead makes an appearance at the doorway waiting patiently to be let in. Then, he curls up purring besides dying patients staying their last few hours. Since the patients are suffering from end stage dementia, they should not be fearful of the significance of his vigil.
Although it is not unusual to witness death in this facility, Oscar's mysterious skills won over even medical skeptics because of his consistency and precision at pinpointing when. Oscar's presence, along with a worsening condition, has alerted nurses to call in next of kin to say their last good-byes. Most families and the staff welcome the comfort the cat brings. They take some solace from it. As Oscar's reputation grew, so did his recognition. Besides grateful relatives, he has a certificate of appreciation on the wall from the state's largest hospice organization.
Dr. House may be simplifying Oscar's talents as merely heat-seeking. One of Oscar's first cases involved a woman who had a blood clot in her leg. Theleg was ice cold; Oscar wrapped his body around her leg until she died.
Experts, other than know-it-all Dr. House, are baffled by the source of Oscar's intuition and offer various explanations. The cat may be sensing final heat surges, subtle biochemical cues, or specific smells associated with dying, detectable only to a tunedin feline. An animal behaviorist says Oscar might be picking up on the lack of movement in the bed. According to "Mail Online", a British website which also suggests the supernatural, the official witch in Salem, Massachusetts is sure Oscar is sensing brain waves. She says he's acting like a "familiar"- the name witches of long ago gave to their companion cats. In psychic alpha wave communication with the soonto be deceased, Oscar helps the soul pass over to the other world. He's not a bad omen, rather a messenger bringing serenity. Purrhaps….purr-haps not.
For Adoption at Oyster Bay Town Shelter (677- 5784): "DJ" # 121 is a 6 yr. old Jack Russell who could use Jack LaLanne. Thisenergetic fellow is a bit portly.
Ralph" #145 is a magnificent gray Maine Coon type turned in with his DSH orange brother "Opie" #144. Both cats are declawed and friendly. The shelter is located on Miller Pl. in Syosset right off the LIE Service Road.
More Cats: "Trixie"- half Siamese; "Bali"-white & gray kitten; male cream Siamese #154.
Dogs: scruffy black Terrier; chocolate Lab; Cavalier
who may be adopted by the time this is printed).


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Mystikal Is Going Back To Jail? –Tha Wire
One minute my man Mystikal is on top of the world, from signing with Cash Money to dropping a killer new single to being on the verge of dropping his first album in 11 years. Now, he's on his way back to jail!


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It's been an extremely dangerous weekend for Occupations around the USA.
There were a total of 76 Occupy related arrests on Friday alone. 3 Protestors were arrested early Friday morning at Occupy Tampa for trespassing in the park Occupy Tampa has made their base of operations. A police raid on Occupy San Diego early Friday morning found 44 protestors arrested as the police in riot gear dismantled the camp. Police also raided Occupy Nashville, but the 46 arrested were released when a magistrate refused to acknowledge the right of the police to arrest demonstrators in a public place.
Occupy Tampa
Occupy San Diego
Occupy Nashville
A total of 89 demonstrators were arrested in several Occupy related clashes with police on Saturday. Police raided Occupy Rochester early Saturday, dismantling the camp and arresting 32 protestors after protestors refused to leave a park. Later that day, police violently clashed with over 500 protestors marching on downtown Denver. Police opened fire on the Occupy Denver protestors with pepper spray and rubber bullets, and many were injured. More than 20 were arrested, and another protestor was arrested at Occupy Tampa for trespassing. For a second night running, police raided Occupy Nashville, arresting 26 people. They were released again by the same magistrate without charges being filed.
Occupy Rochester
Occupy Denver
Occupy Nashville
A total of 81 protestors were arrested yesterday. Police clashed with Occupy Austin over a food table, and 36 protestors were arrested as protestors. There were 15 more arrests at Occupy Denver as police followed up the Saturday attack with a late night raid on the camp. 30 protestors were arrested at Occupy Portland for refusing to leave a park that morning as well.
Occupy Nashville
Occupy Denver
Occupy Portland
In total over 240 occupiers were arrested for exercising their 1st amendment rights. By the end of this past weekend 2963 protestors around the world have been arrested since Occupy Wall Street in Manhattan.


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Big Sean Announces Name of Sophomore Album
Big Sean recently announced that he is calling his second album 'Hall of Fame: Memoirs of a Detroit Player.' The title represents what the Motor City rhyme-spitter wants to achieve in the rap game -- hall of fame status.
"We all strive to be the best. If you don't do it to be the best I don't why the f--- you do it," he recently told a crowd at a concert in Montreal, Quebec.
After the major success of his gold-selling debut LP 'Almost Famous,' Sean is now focusing on building his brand and reaching more people with his sophomore album.
"I've been in the studio with [Kanye West] … building ideas with No I.D., even with Nas, with other people and really talking to 'em and soaking up where their minds is at," he told MTV News. "Then taking that and applying it to what I know myself. It ain't no choice but to be good."
Sean is certainly striving for hall of fame status. On Sept. 5, he dropped his free mixtape 'Detroit,' which, according to Global Grind, has netted over 1.4 million downloads and 3.3 million views on mixtape website DatPiff.com. And, of course, he appears with his G.O.O.D. Music clique on the compilation album 'Cruel Summer.'
No official word on when Big Sean's 'Hall of Fame' album will be released, but according to reports, the collection is set to drop in December.


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Warner Music Shoots Self In Head; Says No More Free Streaming
from the you-can't-be-serious dept
"Free streaming services are clearly not net positive for the industry and as far as Warner Music is concerned will not be licensed.And thus, WMG will go out of business that much more quickly. That is the model that the market is moving to, and Bronfman and WMG appear to have decided to ignore what the market wants, to cover their eyes, stick fingers in their ears and go down with a ship that could easily be righted. Incredible.
"The 'get all your music you want for free, and then maybe with a few bells and whistles we can move you to a premium price' strategy is not the kind of approach to business that we will be supporting in the future."
Now, Warner may be a bit gun-shy after its investment in iMeem (a free online music streaming service) became a total disaster, but what Warner doesn't seem to realize is that a big part of why it failed was the ridiculous demands Warner put on iMeem in terms of how much it demanded in payment per stream. The problem is that WMG has totally unrealistic expectations of how much money should be paid per stream, and that's because the company's top execs still don't seem to handle basic economic modeling particularly well. And thus, the company will fail.
You don't compete with "free" by taking your ball and going home. You don't compete with "free" by pretending that old artificial scarcities are coming back after the wall has been broken down. You don't compete with "free" by suing customers. You don't compete with "free" by shunning those who have business models that work. You compete with free by offering a better product and a better business model. WMG is choosing to go in the other direction. Best of luck to them...


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nl only,live auction league,5x5 roto style keeper league...league is located in charlotte nc...if interested contact me at both
Player Pool: NL Players.
Players traded out of league's player pool do not accumulate stats.
Positions: C, 1B, 2B, 3B, SS, MI, CI, OF, U and P.
Eligibility: Players are eligible at their primary position, plus positions they've played 20 games last year or 5 games this year.
Transactions: • Lineups are set once for the start of each period.
Deadline is 30 minutes before gametime on the first day of the period.
• Owners may set lineups and change players' positions.
• Only players who are on the disabled list may be placed into Injured status.
• Add/drops must be approved by the commissioner.
• Owners may do trades.
• No trades can be made after the trade deadline of 11:59 PM ET 8/28/05.
(Click Here to set a reminder)
• Owners may make trades during the offseason.
Schedule: Weekly scoring periods, starting on Mondays.
Min/Max: Min AB: 4250
Min IP: 900
• Teams not meeting the minimums will receive 0 points in categories using AB or IP (e.g., BA or ERA)
Fees: League Entry Fee: $110
Scoring: Rotisserie System.
Scoring for Batting Categories
BA - Batting Average
HR - Home Runs
R - Runs
RBI - Runs Batted In
SB - Stolen Bases
Scoring for Pitching Categories
ERA - Earned Run Average
K - Strikeouts (Pitcher)
S - Saves
W - Wins
WHIP - Walks + Hits / Inning
Constitution: I. OBJECT
To assemble a line-up of 23 players from the National League whose cumulative statistics during the regular season, compiled and measured by the methods described in these rules, exceed those of all other teams in the league.
There are 12 teams composed of National League players.
The league has a schedule of fees covering all player personnel moves.
The total entry fee which incldes ALL transactions throughout the entire season is $110 if paid in full on auction day. Each owner may also choose to break the entry fee into two payments. In this case the fee will be $120, with $75 due on auction day and $45 due at the All-Star break.
No team may make an opening bid on Auction Draft Day without having first paid the minimum of $75.
No money passes directly from team to team. No bets are made on the outcome of any period or game. All fees are payable into the prize pool and are subsequently distributed to the top teams in the final standings.
A team's active roster consists of the following players:
Two catchers, one first baseman, one third baseman, one corner man (either first baseman or third baseman), one second baseman, one shortstop, one middle infielder (either second baseman or shortstop), five outfielders, one utility player, and nine pitchers.
The utility position may be used as either a hitter or pitcher's spot and may be alternated throughout the season as each owner sees fit.
There is no September roster expansion.
A National League Player Auction is conducted on the weekend before Opening Day of the baseball season. Each team must acquire 23 players at a total cost not to exceed $260. A team need not spend the maximum. The League by general agreement determines the order in which teams may nominate players for acquisition. The team bidding first opens with a minimum salary bid of $1 for any eligible player and continues in minimum increments of $1 until only one bidder is left. That team acquires the player for that amount and announces the roster position the player will fill. The process is repeated, with successive team owners introducing players to be bid on, until every team has a squad of players, by requisite position.
Any players who are currently in a National League Spring Training Camp are eligible in the auction.
Players who commence the season on a major league team's disabled list are eligible for the auction. If selected, they may be placed on the DL and replaced by a free agent acquired by the free agent bidding process (see article XIV) or a reserve player.
No team may make a bid for a player it cannot afford. For example, a team with $4 left and two openings on its roster is limited to a maximum bid of $3 for one player. Once a team's Utility spot has been filled, a team may not bid for a player who qualifies only at a position that the team has already filled. For example, a team whose Utility spot is filled and that has acquired two catchers who only qualify at catcher may not enter the bidding for any player who qualifies only at catcher.
After completion of the regular auction draft, there will be a draft for the selection of a roster of reserve players. Each owner may select up to 5 players regardless of position.
Selection takes place in 5 rounds of a simple serpentine draft, not an auction. The selection order will be determined by the order in which the teams finished in the previous season. In an 12-team league, the 5th place team selects first, proceeding in descending order to the 12th place team, which in turn is followed by the 4th, 3rd, 2nd and 1st place teams.
The salaries assigned to each reserve player drafted will be as follows: $10, $7, $5, $3, $1 for each of the 5 rounds of the reserve draft respectively.
Any player (professional or amateur, living or dead) is eligible for the reserve draft with one major exception: No one in an American League organization may be selected. If it is later determined that a player who is drafted is in an American League organization, he will immediately be lost without compensation.
The salary of a player is determined by the time and means of his acquisition and does not change unless the player is signed to a long-term contract (See Article XVII).
The salary of a player acquired in the National League Auction is his auction price.
A player may be assigned to any position at which he appeared in 20 or more games in the preceding season. If a player did not appear in 20 games at a single position, he may be drafted only at the position at which he appeared most frequently. The 20-games/most games measure is used only to determine the position(s) at which a player may be drafted (or frozen). Once the season is under way, a player becomes eligible for assignment to any position at which he has appeared at least 5 games. Any batter or pitcher may qualify at Utility.
Unless it is determined at some point that there is a better stat service to use, Commissioner.com is who the CNBL will use.
Performance stats of a player shall be assigned to his CNBL team only when he is on the active 23-man roster of that team. While on the reserve list, any numbers a player might compile for his National League team do not count for his CNBL team.
It is common for a player to appear on the roster of more than one CNBL team during the season because of trades and add/drops.
Standings shall be tabulated and displayed on a daily basis at our website.
The following criteria are used to determine team performance:
Composite batting average (BA)
Total home runs (HR)
Total runs batted in (RBI)
Total stolen bases (SB)
Total runs scored (R)
Composite earned run average (ERA)
Total wins (W)
Total saves (S)
Composite ratio - bases on balls plus hits divided by innings pitched (WHIP)
Strikeouts (K)
Teams are ranked from first to last in each of the ten categories and given points for each place. For example, in a 12-team league, the first place team in a category receives 12 points, the second place team 11 points, and so on down to one point for last place. The team with the most total points wins the pennant.
Each CNBL team must have a minimum of 900 innings pitched at the end of the season to qualify for points in ERA and WHIP. Failure to have 900+ innings for the season will result in zero points for those two categories.
Each CNBL team must have a minimum of 4250 at bats at the end of the season to qualify for points in BA. Failure to have 4250+ at bats for the season will result in zero points for that category.
Pitchers' offensive stats are not counted, nor are the pitching stats of the occasional position player called in to pitch.
In cases of ties in an individual category, the tied teams are assigned points by totaling points for the rankings at issue and dividing the total by the number of teams tied.
In cases of ties in total points, final places in the standings are determined by comparing placement of teams in individual categories. Respective performances are calculated and a point given to each team for bettering the other. Should one team total more points than the other, that team is declared the winner.
Should the point totals still be equal, the tie is broken by adding each team's total at-bats at season's end, plus triple the number of innings pitched. The team that scores a higher total by this measure wins the tiebreaker.
Each team will have a 5-player reserve list or "bench". Initially the reserve list will be filled in a 5-round draft immediately following the auction (See Section IV).
During the season a team may place any player on its reserve list provided it does not exceed the 5-player maximum at any time. If a team wishes to "reserve" a player, but there are already 5 players on his team's reserve, one of the players currently on reserve must be released, activated, or placed on the DL to make room for the newly reserved player.
Players may stay on the reserve list as long as his owner wishes to keep him there unless he is traded to the American League, in which case he will be immediately released.
Since there is no separate minor league reserve list or "farm", the regular reserve list must be used to hold on to any minor league prospects a team has. The reserve must also be used to hold players who have been sent down to the minors during the year.
Each team has a disabled list that is separate from the reserve list. In order for a player to qualify for his CNBL team's DL, his National League team must place him on the DL.
If a player is on his CNBL team's DL and his National league team activates the player, he must be reinstated to the active 23-man roster or reserve list of his CNBL team within two weeks or be released. Failure to notify the league secretary within this time period shall be considered an automatic drop of the player. "Two weeks" means two full reporting periods and may actually be as much as two weeks plus six days (as in the case of a player being reactivated the day after a transaction deadline).
In the month of September, when players are not routinely placed on the DL for injury, if a player is listed as being out for the remainder of the year, or has year ending surgery, or a career ending injury, an owner can DL the player in question without the player having been officially being placed on his National League team's DL. Once the player has been placed on the DL by his CNBL team, he may not be reactivated for the remainder of the year.
(The following dates apply to the 2005 season.)
From the completion of the Auction Draft through noon on August 8th, 2005, CNBL teams are free to make trades of any kind without limit, except as stipulated below, so long as the active rosters of both teams involved in a trade reflect the required position distribution upon completion of the transaction, and so long as the anti-dumping rules outlined below are adhered to.
If a trade is made which leaves a team with an illegal roster (due to position eligibility, salary cap, etc.) that team MUST have the roster situation rectified (by the addition of FAs, dropping of excess players, further trade(s) effective in the same period or a combination thereof) by Sunday night at 11pm, provided that the processing of FA requests has been completed before this time. Failure to resolve an illegal roster (due to a trade) by the 11pm deadline on Sunday will result in reversal of the offending trade.
From August 8th through August 28th, 2005, trades may take place only between teams that are within two places of each other in the preceding week's standings (through Sunday).
After August 28th, no trades are permitted through the end of the season.
Trades may be made after the conclusion of the season until rosters are frozen on a predetermined date of the weekend prior to our Auction Draft Day.
Trades do not affect the salaries or contract status of players.
Trades absolutely may not involve cash, "players to be named later" or "future considerations".
1. Salary cap. The cap maximum is $315 before the All Star Break and $335 after. The minimum is $205 all season.
--Players who are acquired via free agency do NOT count against the cap.
--Players whose salaries are currently being counted toward the cap and are placed on the DL will continue to count toward the cap.
--Players who are traded while on the DL will NOT count against the cap of their new team until the are activated from the DL by their NL team.
2. The non-compete penalty. Teams finishing 1-4 get 8 keepers, teams finishing within 15 points of 4th get 10, teams within 15.5 to 30 of 4th get 8 and teams over 30 back of 4th get 6.
(2a). In addition, each team chooses 5 players from his roster following the auction that will be "insured" against major injuries. For each player who spends 49 or more (>30%) of the 162 game season on his ML team's DL, the owner will gain 1 keeper, not to exceed the maximum of 10 keepers. If a player is to begin the season on the DL of his MLB team, he MUST MUST BE EXPECTED TO RETURN BEFORE May 1st in order to be eligible for insured status.
Also, teams that finish "in the money" may not add keepers based on player insurance. The top four teams keeper maximum is always eight (8), unless contractual obligation requires a higher number.
3. A player who is acquired via free agency must spend a complete scoring period on the roster of the team who acquired him before he may be traded. He may be traded DURING the second scoring period he is on the team's roster, in effect spending two complete scoring peiods on the team's roster.
4. Except in cases of three-way (or more) trades, a player who is acquired via trade must spend two complete scoring periods on the roster of the team who acquired him before he may be released. He becomes eligible to be released at the end of the second scoring period he is on the team's roster.
Active National League players not on any CNBL team's active roster or reserve roster at the conclusion of the auction/draft become free agents. During the course of the season the pool of free agents may also include minor league players not on any CNBL team's reserve roster who are promoted to a National League team's active roster; players traded from the "other" major league and players who are released by their CNBL teams. Beginning immediately following the auction/draft and continuing through the season until the final weekly transaction deadline, such free agents may be signed in the following manner:
-Each team shall have for the purpose of acquiring free agents during the course of a season, a supplementary budget
of $100, known as its Free Agent Acquisition Budget (FAAB)..
-Anytime before the weekly deadline (9pm on Sunday evenings) for free agent claims a CNBL team may submit a "sealed" bid for one or more free agents.
-The minimum bid shall be $0 and the maximum shall be the amount remaining in the team's FAAB.
-A free agent so selected goes to the highest bidder. If more than one team bids the same amount on a player, and if that bid is the highest bid, the player goes to the team that is lowest in the most recently compiled standings.
-The salary of a free agent signed in this manner is the winning bid or $10, whichever is greater. His contract status is that of a first year player or 'A'.
-For each free agent that it signs, a team MUST have or make an available active or reserve spot on its roster.
-Contingency bids may be made for players in case a team does not receive its first choice of free agents. The sum of all bids made during a single week, including contingency bid(s) may not be greater than the total amount remaining in a team's FAAB.
-FAAB dollars may be traded, however, any FAAB that changes hands in a trade will not be available to the recipient until the following FA aquisition period. For example, if Team A gives Team B $30 in FAAB in a trade on Wednesday of scoring period 15, Team B may not use the $30 toward any FA bids placed during that week (i.e. for adds that would be effective week 16). The extra $30 only becomes available during week 16 and may be used towards requests for adds that would be effective week 17.
Note: A "sealed" bid will be made by using the "Add/Drop" function under "Transactions" at the league website. The actual bid will be placed in the "Note to Commissioner" field along with any other information that may be required such as "1st alternate", "2nd alternate", etc. To preserve the integrity of the "sealed" bid, the commissioner will NOT view any requests/bids until after the 9pm weekly deadline.
If a player acquisition leaves a team with an illegal roster, the roster MUST be adjusted in order that it meets league requirements by NOON on the following Monday.
All free agent requests must be made by 9:00pm each Sunday night. (See Article XIV)
All trades that involve a free agent acquisition must also be reported by 9:00pm each Sunday night. Any other trades must be entered by noon Monday
All other roster adjustments must be made by noon Monday and can be made by going to "Teams, Lineup" at the league website.
For the first three seasons of the league's existence, each team must retain from one season to the next, no fewer than six but no more than twelve of the players on its roster. After three seasons (beginning in 2001), this minimum requirement is eliminated, the maximum retained. The minimum is removed because after three seasons a team might find it impossible to retain a specific minimum because too many players had played out their option.
The names of the players being retained must be recorded with the League Secretary by midnight (11:59 PM) on the predetermined roster freeze date two weeks prior to Auction Draft Day. Specific notice must also be made at that time of any guaranteed long-term contract signings and farm system renewals. A player to be retained by roster protection must be frozen to a position in which he has played either 20 games (or more), or to a position he has played the most.
The League Secretary should promptly notify all teams in the league of each teams' protected rosters, including player salaries, contract status, and amount available to spend on Auction Draft Day.
Failure to give notice of a guaranteed long-term contract for a player in his option year will result in his being continued for one year at his prior year's salary and then released into the free agent pool. No exceptions.
A player who has been under contract at the same salary during two consecutive seasons and whose service has been uninterrupted (that is, he has not been released, although he may have been traded) must, prior to the freezing of rosters in his third season, be released, signed at the same salary for his option year, or signed to a guaranteed long-term contract.
If released, the player returns to the free agent pool and becomes available to the highest bidder at the next auction draft. If signed at the same salary for an option year, the player must be released back into the free agent pool at the end of that season. If signed to a guaranteed long-term contract, the player's salary in each year covered by the new contract (which commences with the option year) shall be the sum of his current contract salary plus $5 for each additional year beyond the option year.
In determining a player's status, "season" is understood to be a full season or any fraction thereof. Thus a player called up from the free agent pool in the middle of the 1998 season and subsequently retained at the same salary without being released in 1999 (even though he may have been traded) enters his option year in 2000 and must be released, signed at the same salary for an option year, or signed to a long-term contract. A team may sign a player to only one long-term contract, at the end of which he becomes a free agent.
Option year and long-term contracts are entirely transferable, both in rights and obligations; the trade of a player in no way affects his contract status. If during the course of a long-term contract a player is traded from the National League to the American League or retires, the contract is rendered null and void. The team that loses the player's services shall be under no further financial obligations.
In all other cases, specifically including sudden loss of effectiveness, a team must honor the terms of a long-term contract as follows: a player with such a contract may be released back into the free agent pool (that is, not protected on a team's roster prior to Auction Draft Day), but a team that chooses to do so must pay $15 into the prize pool.
The release of players with guaranteed long-term contracts during the season is permitted as long as the player's salary or $15, whichever is greater, is paid into the prize fund as a way of "paying off" the player's contract.
In the case that a player on a CNBL team is traded to an American League team, the CNBL team who loses that player will be credited with FAAB dollars equal to the amount of the player who is lost.
All AL players who are traded to the NL may be signed as regular free agents.
In rare cases where two or more owners may be related (husband/wife, siblings, father/son, etc.), the only restriction on such owners will be that any trades made between the two will be subject to review and vote by the executive committee. In order for trade approval, a minimum of two out of the three EC members must approve the trade.
The prize fund shall be divided among the top teams in the final standings as follows:
For an 11-team league:
1st Place: 50%
2nd Place: 30%
3rd Place: 20%
For a 12-team league:
1st Place: 50%
2nd Place: 30%
3rd Place: 15%
4th Place: 5%
The CNBL is governed by a Committee of the Whole consisting of all team owners. The Committee of the Whole will designate league officials from time to time, including the annual election of three members (two regulars and one alternate) of the league to serve on the Executive Committee (see below) along with the League Secretary /Treasurer. EC for 2003 is Len Rosol, Mark Southerland and Randy Blalock. Brock Williams is the alternate.
The office of League Secretary/Treasurer is held by Randy Blalock. He is responsible for processing weekly free agent requests, handling any roster moves that can not be independently executed by an owner through the site, collecting fees, and serving on the Executive Committee. He shall be duly compensated by having his total entry fee set at $50.
The Executive Committee has the authority to interpret playing rules and to handle all necessary and routine league business. All proposed rule changes in the future should be submitted to the Executive Committee first so that the Committee may properly evaluate the proposal and report upon it to the owners. All decisions, rulings and interpretations by the Executive Committee are subject to veto by majority vote of the Committee of the Whole. Rule changes, pronouncements, and acts of whimsy are determined by majority vote of the Committee of the Whole.
If a member of the Executive Committee is directly involved in an issue that requires a ruling by the EC, the alternate EC member will fill in for him on resolution of the issue.


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Peerless Network Expands its Market Reach into Seattle, Cleveland and Indianapolis with Switch and Data
TAMPA, Fla. -- April 6, 2010 -- Switch and Data (NASDAQ: SDXC), a leading provider of network-neutral data center and Internet exchange services, today announced that Peerless Network, Inc., a service provider that simplifies interconnection of voice, data and signaling across disparate networks, has expanded its market reach into the Seattle, Cleveland, and Indianapolis markets with Switch and Data. This move supports Peerless Network's strategy to expand its addressable market and grow revenue by extending the reach of its network footprint. Peerless Network has already leveraged Switch and Data to house its network in the New York, Atlanta, St. Louis and Philadelphia markets. Peerless continues to expand with Switch and Data, based on its proven track record of efficiency, reliability, and flexibility in meeting its needs.
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"This expanded relationship demonstrates Peerless' commitment to its customers to roll out its valuable interconnection service across North America's key communications markets," said Ernie Sampera, Senior Vice President and CMO for Switch and Data. "We are pleased that our offering of the broadest footprint of network neutral data centers on the continent, and recognition for providing the industry's best onsite and technical support, give Peerless Network the confidence to continue to trust us to support their growth strategy."
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Peerless Network, Inc. is a rapidly growing privately held company, focused on simplifying interconnection for telecommunications service providers via a wide range of innovative products and services. Based in Chicago, the company currently delivers services in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, Atlanta, San Jose, San Diego, St Louis, Minneapolis, Connecticut, Philadelphia and New Jersey. Peerless is launching new services in Cleveland, Indianapolis and Seattle, and is certified to provide services in over twenty-nine states.
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Switch and Data is a premier provider of network-neutral data centers that house, power and interconnect the Internet. Leading content companies, enterprises and communications service providers rely on Switch and Data to connect to customers and exchange Internet traffic. Switch and Data has built a reputation for world-class service, delivered across the broadest colocation footprint and richest network of interconnections in North America. Switch and Data operates 34 sites in the U.S. and Canada, provides one of the highest customer satisfaction scores for technical and engineering support in the industry, and is home to PAIX® - the world's first commercial Internet exchange. For more information on Switch and Data, please visit www.switchanddata.com.
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Millionaire Matchmaker's Valentine's Do's, Don'ts
Patti Stanger, star and executive producer of Bravo's "The Millionaire Matchmaker," joins Lunch Break with her recipe for Valentine's Day date success for new and longtime lovers. Photo Getty Images.
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