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The Sleigh Toddler Bed by Da Vinci is the perfect bed for your little one who has outgrown the crib, but is not ready for a full bed. The guard rails provide safety against falls, so you, and your toddler, can sleep better. This bed is the perfect transition towards sleeping in a full bed. Proper & first transition from the crib before moving to a twin or full size bed.
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By Pepampa
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Awesome bed! My husband didn't complain about putting it together, so it must have been an ok assembly. It's sturdy and even I 110lbs can sneak on it and read a book here and there.
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I love this bed, it's my daughters first toddler bed at 22 months and she adores it. Her favorite part is she can get in and out of it with ease. She spend the first hour running around and climbing in and out with a huge smile on her face. I would strongly recomend this product to everyone with children.
Great product for a reasonable price
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This bed is perfect for our toddler 22 months old. We were having a hard time getting our little princess to sleep at night so this was the answer we were looking for. She just loves her "princess bed" as we call it and the quality is great. It was easy for my husband to put together too which is always a good thing. : )
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The bed is perfect, pretty and comfortable, easy to get on it and from it for our toddler, she loves being in her big girl bed and the freedom of moving around her room. The design is great, goes with everything and the bed is safe and sturdy.
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Bought this bed for my 19month old daughter.[...]. We wanted to put it together right away but realized it was a little harder than we thought. The slats were terribly difficult to line up right. But that was really the only problem. It's a very sturdy bed and a GREAT deal for the price!
Great Toddler Bed!
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Easy to assemble. Great design. Very sturdy. Daughter loves her 'big girl bed'!!!
great transition bed
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Really like this choice. Both my other kids went straight into big girl beds but i think this is better. A less radical change and my two year old kept saying how happy she is with her new bed.
great value
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from salt lake city, utah
Sturdy and easy to assemble.
Great product, great price
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from Saskatoon, SK
This bed is a cute design, perfect height for our little two year old to get in and out safely and the guard rails are a nice size, she has yet to fall out.
Great toddler bed
By pooh4me
from Richmond, VA
The bed is very cute and cozy. But I had a hard time putting it together it took 3 people. Two people to hold it and I put it together. I would buy it again and would definitely recommend to someone else.
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You can have a view of the town. There is some videos that doesn't work so much. It's not so exciting, but Quebec city is not New york!
It was very enjoyable to look at quebec from a higher perspective. My personal favorite part was looking at Old quebec and Carnaval! We also went up 30+ floors in an elevator in less than 28 seconds!
I went here with a group of students and took the guided tour. The views were great and the tour was informative.
I highly recommend seeing this first , it gives you an over all idea how the city is laid out and at the same time discribes many of the important structures you see . It is excellent in how it is set up and the views from up here are spectacular. The staff that work here are very friendly and... More
We went to this after breakfast. Visability was low due to the snow storm otherwise not bad, price good; they have student discounts and I believe senior discounts as well.
I went to Observatoire de la Capitale during a one day trip to Quebec, Unfortunately it was a misty + bit snowing, Couldn't see far. but as for the pictures it suppose be a very beautiful on a sunny day. This is the highest place in the Quebec with wide view, further you can learn about the history. Great great... More
You'll get a great view of QC and learn about the history by interacting with attractions that have a very '70's feel to them. If you just go with it, we had a great time and really did learn a great deal about the history of QC.
I would strongly suggest visiting the observatory first, as it provides you with a view of all four areas of the city, from the 31st floor. There are many interactive exhibits as well, describing the history of Quebec.
The view from the top is great - provides 360 perspective. It was a cloudy day in November but still worth seeing. Exhibits are creatively designed and tell the story of Quebec very well. The ticket allows you to visit the city throughout the day so you can get various views.
The windows through which you are supposed to be able to see great views are not very clean. Also, the 3-D exhibits are a bit of a waste of time (we couldn't see any 3-D - just the two colours of the lenses in the glasses). I wouldn't bother with this one again.
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It's no secret what Delonte West can do on the basketball court.
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West's "A" game was on full display on Saturday in the Cavs' 111-95 victory over the Dallas Mavericks at Quicken Loans Arena.
West had 10 points, a season-high 10 assists and zero turnovers in 29 minutes. He made 4 of 7 shots from the field and 2 of 2 free throws in the ninth game he's played this season.
"It's good for his confidence," Cavs guard Mo Williams said. "It's good for us because he's a heck of a ballplayer.
"I don't think his game is the problem. It's all the other things he's got going on is affecting his playing time. You see what he can do on the floor. You saw it last year. There's no secret what he can do on the floor."
The question is whether West will be able to do it on a consistent basis. If he does, the Cavs (12-5) could take a quantum leap.
The 6-foot-3, 180-pounder has been troubled all season with legal problems and personal obstacles stemming from bipolar disorder.
In the previous four games before Saturday, West played a total of seven minutes and had two "DNP-CDs." He hadn't scored since a nine-point effort against Washington on Nov. 18.
When West plays at the level he did on Saturday, the Cavs have a defensive-minded perimeter player coming off the bench who can do a lot of different things. Continued...
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Dr. Thurber's research has focused on the role of state-owned enterprises in the most important energy markets around the world. He is an editor of the book Oil and Governance: State-owned Enterprises and the World Energy Supply and co-author of chapters on the Norwegian and Nigerian national oil companies and on how risk has shaped the structure of the hydrocarbon industry. He is currently editing a book manuscript on the emerging global market for coal.
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He holds a Ph.D. from Stanford University in Mechanical Engineering (Thermosciences) and a B.S.E. from Princeton University in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering with a certificate from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs. Before coming to PESD, Mark worked in high-tech industry, focusing on manufacturing operations in Mexico (where he lived for several years), China, and Malaysia.
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text: I agree that Kurt seems to be going too far in trying to exclude LDAP DNs. I note that SASLprep is applied by the client, that LDAP DNs are UTF-8 encoded and that, therefore, there is no problem as long as the server does not attempt to change the DN (username). I cannot see how the A1 hash can be stored unless the client is also required to somehow canonicalise the DN. SASLprep is not enough. Using the realm to select a behaviour sounds interesting but may affect current implementations. Ron -----Original Message----- From: Mark Ennis [mailto:email@example.com] Sent: Tuesday, 19 August 2003 09:05 To: Kurt D. Zeilenga Cc: Ramsay, Ron; Alexey Melnikov; LDAPBis WG Subject: Re: Comments about draft-ietf-ldapbis-authmeth-05.txt Kurt, It still seems to me as though you are the one re-engineering LDAP and its application of DIGEST-MD5. I have yet to come across anything in the LDAP or SASL specifications which preclude the use of distinguished name strings in the DIGEST-MD5 username value, except possibly the normalisation of the username field being proposed in the SASLprep work. After all, we should not forget that an LDAPDN *is* an UTF8 string in the protocol, and provided it is not mangled (normalised or SASLprep'd) prior to the server receiving it, it can then be interpreted (and matched) as a LDAPDN. Normalisation should occur prior to generating the digests at both server and client to produce consistent results and allow the possibility of storing the A1 hash rather than cleartext passwords. I agree that the LDAP specifications do not preclude the use of non-LDAPDN strings in the username field, allowing interaction with (possibly shared) back-end authentication services. I see no particular problem with using the realm to distinguished how the username field should be interpreted. - Mark. Kurt D. Zeilenga wrote: > Ron, > > It still sounds like you are trying to re-engineer LDAP and its > application of DIGEST-MD5. DIGEST-MD5 is not designed to support > DN-based credentials. As we have two mechanisms which are designed > to support such, it seems far more appropriate for those who want to > use DN-based credentials to simple use one of existing mechanism > than for us to try to hack the LDAP TS to support DN-based credentials > in DIGEST-MD5. > > At 11:18 PM 8/17/2003, Ramsay, Ron wrote: > >>I agree that we cannot canonicalise DNs (though I disagree that cn=foo and CN=FOO are different usernames). The canonicalisation was proposed to obviate the necessity of storing passwords in the clear. >> >>I also think the authmeth has the power to profile Digest-MD5. > > > There are many reasons why we cannot do such, most have been previously > discussed on the list. However, I note that one of the reasons is that > it will likely interfer with proxying of DIGEST-MD5 authentication > requests to a "shared back-end authentication service" and/or > implementing an LDAP-accessible "shared back-end authentication > service". > > >>If we simply state > > > It's not so simple. > > >>1. The DN provided by the client in the bind is to be used (byte-for-byte) to calculate the required hashes, and >>2. The realm provided by the server is to be used (byte-for-byte) to calculate hashes > > > First, I note, that servers are required to use all usernames and realms > byte-for-byte. What's new to LDAP is that servers are to treat the > username/realm as DNs in interactions with the (possibly shared) > back-end authentication service. Many of today's servers don't do that and > those that do don't do it any standard way (as there is no formal > specification of how to do that). It is likely that any change in this > area would cause interoperability problems, some of which likely have > significant security considerations. > > To standardize such interaction would require engineering work on how to > deal with the problem that dnMatch(dnString, SASLprep(dnString)) may be > FALSE for some representations of a DN. This implies that one either > needs to restrict users to a subset of DN representations or apply a transform > such that dnMatch(dnString, SASLprep(transform(dnString))) is TRUE for all > possible dnStrings. Both alternatives are problematic. > > >>then I think Digest-MD5 can be used in LDAP, but the passwords have to be stored in-the-clear. > > > I do not think it appropriate for authmeth to suggest DIGEST-MD5 passwords > are to be stored in-the-clear when DIGEST-MD5 was specifically designed > to avoid such. > > >>The realm suggestions of Alexey can also be added to the profile. (Is there any reason for requiring that the realm not be ""?) >> >>Ron >> >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Kurt D. Zeilenga [mailto:email@example.com] >>Sent: Monday, 18 August 2003 02:17 >>To: Alexey Melnikov >>Cc: Ramsay, Ron; LDAPBis WG >>Subject: Re: Comments about draft-ietf-ldapbis-authmeth-05.txt >> >> >>Below are few additional technical comments... >> >>Basically what you are asking is that we state additional requirements that >>implementations canonicalize >> a) all usernames, or >> b) all usernames which look like string representations of DNs. >> >>Both require the specification of an algorithm to produce a canonical string >>representation of a DN. The latter, (b), requires a specification of which input >>strings are/are not to be canonicalized. >> >>First, I note that it is not generally possible to produce a canonical string >>representation of a DN solely based on input of a non-canonical string >>representation. Minimally, applicable schema is needed. >> >>Second, both a) and b) will introduce additional interoperability problems with >>significant security implications. In particular, if an existing system were >>to have to different users "cn=foo" and "CN=FOO", one of these users >>would no longer be able to long in as both a) and b) would cause these strings >>to be treated as representing the same user where today they are clearly two >>different users. >> >>Hence, even if we had a canonicalization algorithm, it would be inappropriate >>to specify it be used here. We need to preserve current semantics. >> >>Kurt >> >> >> >>At 08:24 AM 8/16/2003, Alexey Melnikov wrote: >> >>>Kurt D. Zeilenga wrote: >>> >>> >>>>At 08:15 AM 8/13/2003, Alexey Melnikov wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>Kurt D. Zeilenga wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>>At 06:14 AM 8/13/2003, Alexey Melnikov wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>>I suggest that some text about the issue should be included in draft-ietf-ldapbis-authmeth. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>If authmeth says anything about DNs and DIGEST-MD5, it should say >>>>>>that the DIGEST-MD5 username and realm fields are, per the DIGEST-MD5 >>>>>>TS, >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>>Can you point me to the section where DIGEST-MD5 says that. >>>>> >>>> >>>>The DIGEST-MD5 TS [RFC2831] defines a username to be the user's >>>>name (account) in a realm where the realm is a collection of names >>>>(accounts), both have the form of a simple string >>> >>>Kurt, can you please point me to a formal definition of "simple username". >> >>RFC 2831 does not use the term "simple username". It uses the term "username". >>I believe RFC 2831 is reasonable clear that a username is a simple string used >>as a user (account) name. "simple" here meaning that the syntax and semantics >>of the string are simple. >> >> >> >>>>and are to be compared as simple strings. >>> >>>Fine, I don't disagree with that. >> >>>But DNs are used in simple bind. So it is quite logical to allow to use DNs in SASL as well. >>>(And for implementation of other protocols with a login command that I know this is true.) >>> >>>So, if the server allows for DN form of usernames, the client should canonicalize a DN before passing it to the server to avoid interoperability problems. This is pretty much what my previous message suggested. I wasn't suggesting that the server should do that after receiving the username. >> >>How does the client determine whether the string entered by the user should or >>shouldn't be canonized? Is the client to canonicalize all strings which *look >>like" DN string representations? That obviously would break some usernames. >> >> >>>The same is true for a realm. If the server is using DNs as realms, it should canonicalize it before sending to the client. The client must not do any canonicalization. >> >>And that would break some realms. >> >>Also, saying that the client should canonicalize DN strings would necessitate >>defining a canonical string representation of a DN. Note that it is not generally >>possible to generate a canonical DN string based solely on the input of a DN string >> >> >>>>DIGEST-MD5 defines the syntax of the username and realm using ABNF. >>> >>>Which is just a sequence of Unicode characters (no NUL allowed) represented in UTF8, nothing more. >> >>RFC 2831 says a username is a sequence of UTF-8 encoded Unicode characters >>which represent a user name. >> >>RFC 2831 does not say a username is a sequence of UTF-8 encoded Unicode >>characters which represent a DN. >> >> >>>Although the format of authentication ids (usernames) is SASL mechanism specific, DIGEST-MD5 doesn't have any restrictions other than the one mentioned above. >> >>It would be, in my opinion, inappropriate for LDAP to place additional syntax >>and semantics upon the DIGEST-MD5 username and realm. >> >> >>>>There is a common definition, it's a "simple user name", e.g. an >>>>account name. 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How To Win The War Against Al Qaeda
Bear kills militants in Kashmir
By Altaf Hussain
BBC News, Srinagar
A bear killed two militants after discovering them in its den in Indian-administered Kashmir, police say. Two other militants escaped, one of them badly wounded, after the attack in Kulgam district, south of Srinagar. The militants had assault rifles but were taken by surprise - police found the remains of pudding they had made to eat when the bear attacked.
It is thought to be the first such incident since Muslim separatists took up arms against Indian rule in 1989. The militants had made their hideout in a cave which was actually the bear's den, said police officer Farooq Ahmed. The dead have been identified as Mohammad Amin alias Qaiser, and Bashir Ahmed alias Saifullah.
News of the attack emerged when their injured comrade went to a nearby village for treatment. "Word spread in the village that Qaiser had been killed by the bear," another police officer said. A joint party of the police and army personnel went into the forest and collected the bodies of the two militants. Police say they also recovered two Kalashnikov assault rifles and some ammunition from the hideout.
42 comments:
- Sheiler said...
Let's hope that bin Laden eats pudding.
Also, I hope your brother can serve his tour well without getting hurt. - November 5, 2009 at 12:06 AM
- Dana King said...
It's a well-known fact in these parts: bears hate squatters.
- November 5, 2009 at 1:20 AM
Bears are cute. That's all I have to say.
- November 5, 2009 at 1:32 AM
- Michael Stone said...
Aah, Gentle Ben wouldn't hurt a fly!
- November 5, 2009 at 2:10 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
The pudding line added a certain layer of comedy I thought. - November 5, 2009 at 7:17 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
Did you ever see Grizzly Man? They dont even like squatters in tents. - November 5, 2009 at 7:18 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
For some reason I thought that was going to be a link to bearded guys chopping down trees. - November 5, 2009 at 7:19 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
But with the right CIA training he'd be a honed killing machine. .... I think I smell a screenplay coming on. - November 5, 2009 at 7:20 AM
- HoldenCaufield said...
Great story. Love the pudding line. Reminds me that when they found Saddam Hussein in his underground hideout, there were Mars candy bar wrappers all over the place. At least, that's what I read somewhere.
Best to your brother, Adrian.
On a different note, would you be willing to come to Microsoft to do a reading, Adrian? If so, what's the protocol for this? - November 5, 2009 at 7:58 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
Yeah I read that too about Saddam. But then again who doesnt love a Mars Bar? Tasty caramel, thick chocolate - better than a snickers if you ask me.
I'd definitely come to Microsoft.
The protocol is this: you ask me to come to MS, I say yes, I go to Seattle. - November 5, 2009 at 8:06 AM
- Sheiler said...
Hey Holden,
I have a friend who works for Microsoft in Seattle. She's the reason why I went for a trip and also acquainted me with Top Pot. Do you know Pam R? Is that like asking someone in Chicago if she knows someone named Patricia A? - November 5, 2009 at 8:13 AM
- Matt said...
Cool story.
Anyone remember the SCTV spin on Grizzly Adams, where he had a pet turtle instead? Poor Griz broke his leg and sent the turtle for help. The turtle went on his way and returned with park rangers - but there was only a bearded skeleton left by the time they returned.:( - November 5, 2009 at 10:13 AM
- HoldenCaufield said...
Sheiler, not an unreasonable question – people ask this and sometimes I actually do know the person. PamR sounds very familiar but I looked her up in our directory and don't believe I've met her. She must have good taste, however, if she turned you on to Top Pot Donuts.
Adrian, I nominated you for our visiting speaker series. The vast majority of speakers have been writers of totally boring business books, but there have been some authors of fiction as well (for example, Neil Gaiman). It's all booked up for this year but 2010 is wide-open. If selected, MS pays expenses (airfare, hotel, ground transportation) but there's no honorarium. However, I'm sure we could set you up with some free software. I'll let you know as soon as I hear anything. - November 5, 2009 at 10:47 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
I havent seen that one, but it sounds pretty damn funny. - November 5, 2009 at 10:58 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
I'd do it in a heartbeat. No way I'd be as funny or as interesting as Neil Gaiman though. I've seen him talk and he's the cat's pajamas. - November 5, 2009 at 10:59 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
Boston may not be able to compete in the donut stakes but have you been up to White Farms in Ipswich yet like I told you to? - November 5, 2009 at 11:00 AM
- seana said...
I am pretty sure that this whole blog post was just a not so subtle dig at your brother for that whole 'balding' issue. Both Grizzly and, well, the grizzly have pretty full heads of hair, and then some.
Holde, if we didn't have enough evidence from reading, rumors from his No Alibis gigs is that Mr. McKinty is a pretty funny guy, so don't let him undersell himself. In fact, don't let him write any of the promo material at all. He'll fly anywhere, seemingly, but self-promotion is not his strong point. - November 5, 2009 at 3:16 PM
- seana said...
That should have been "Holden"
- November 5, 2009 at 3:18 PM
- Sheiler said...
I have not! Not yet anyway. I've spent a huge portion of my time, when not driving up and back to Montreal, on the south shore in Hull and Provincetown. I am homeless in the US, and so when friends offer me a couch, or a condo, I go for it. No one up north in MA has yet. But because I've been talking and dreaming about donuts I should do something about ye olde sweet tooth and get myself up to White Farms. Hopefully they're not closed for the fall/winter? - November 5, 2009 at 3:42 PM
- Sheiler said...
I'll give you a clue. My friend refers to Cleveland Ohio as "Cleveburg". And she has begun referring to herself as Interpersonal Pam.
That's two clues.
If you are able to identify this particular MS worker bee, then, well, I'll go out and buy a lottery ticket. Or something. - November 5, 2009 at 3:45 PM
- Matt said...
Relevant to nothing else in the thread, Adrian, grats on the Yankees win.
- November 5, 2009 at 4:40 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
I'm drunk and its 5.30 in the afternoon.
Everyone will whine about the payroll but the Core 4 were pretty good draft choices werent they? 20 WS rings between them. - November 5, 2009 at 5:37 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
He may be the family badass but I definitely have more hair. - November 5, 2009 at 5:38 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
Good question. I think they are open in winter actually, but in case they aren't right next door to WF on Route 1A is the Rowley Pancake House who make pecan buttermilk pancakes to die for. - November 5, 2009 at 5:40 PM
- seana said...
I dunno. Most men would suffer by comparison with these two hirsute companions, so it's all pretty relative.
I don't think I'd ever sit close enough to a grizzly to pose for a picture, though--Gentle Ben or no. - November 5, 2009 at 5:49 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
This is how and why I became a Yankees fan.
Washington Heights - November 5, 2009 at 6:09 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
Or with the guys in ZZ Top. Except the drummer of course - Jim Beard. - November 5, 2009 at 6:10 PM
- seana said...
Nice article. I bet you wish you'd been there tonight.
- November 5, 2009 at 6:27 PM
Rejoice with the Yankees, because Liverpool's Champions League campaign will likely end at the group stage.
This banner (click to enlarge image) at yesterday's Champions League match is a good reason to be a fan of Fiorentina (even if the man in question notoriously supports Livorno). - November 5, 2009 at 7:52 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
I feel very close to the Dominicans, they're a lot like the Irish except that they have better food and weather. - November 6, 2009 at 11:10 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
Its not going to be Liverpool's year. That was a good result from Moscow though. - November 6, 2009 at 11:10 AM
- seana said...
And probably baseball. I remember them in DIWMB.
- November 6, 2009 at 11:49 AM
- HoldenCaufield said...
Sheiler, I probably shouldn't list her full name on the Internet, but I can't NOT take you up on your challenge. Is she Pam Raphael?
Seana, thanks, I won't let Mr. McKinty undersell himself. I totally agree about his sense of humor. I've laughed like a hyena while reading his books and this blog.
I'm including a link to the Bing search engine because it's got a great picture of the Yankees today and if you move your mouse over the picture, little factoids pop up. The picture changes daily, so if you're in a different part of the world, you may have to go back a day (click the little arrows on the right corner). As long as you're there, give the search engine a try – it's actually quite good. Corporate drone OFF now. - November 6, 2009 at 1:26 PM
- Girish Shahane said...
The Bear Jew for Nazis, real bears for Al Qaeda. Strangely, Indian reports make no mention of pudding; I'm trying to figure out what the dish might have been; some kind of kheer would be my guess.
The separatists now say that army officers, not a wild animal, killed the militants. This seems unlikely, considering the medals and promotions tied to shooting armed separatists. It's more probable that the army would claim a militant kill though the job was actually done by a bear. - November 6, 2009 at 2:32 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
I agree, definite shades of Tarantino here.
I think the problem is the English word pudding - it can mean so many things.
And I think you're right far batter to blame the Indian Army than a bear especially when there are four of you and you are armed with AK 47's. - November 6, 2009 at 5:04 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
When I'm glad someone thinks I'm funny. - November 6, 2009 at 5:05 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
They were supposed to be quite sympathetic in DIWMB. - November 6, 2009 at 5:10 PM
- seana said...
Yeah, I agree, the books are funny, though I'm coming to the end of The Dead Yard and no, not so much.
Before you completely end your corporate representative role, though, Holden, I really seriously and not sarcastically wish you would explain what Bing is trying to do and why it is different from other search engines. I am sort of getting that it is supposed to help in the decision making process, but I am so far not getting what that difference really is. I'd be as happy to use Bing as anything else, but I haven't heard what the advantage is in terms that speak to me. Don't mean to put you on the spot, but if you have some insight, feel free. - November 6, 2009 at 5:12 PM
- seana said...
The Dominicans were sympathetic. I think what stood out, though, was the nuanced view of the immigrant community as a whole.
Unfortunately watching news footage from Fort Hood right now, so that kind of blanks out much else. - November 6, 2009 at 5:23 PM
- Sheiler said...
Ding Ding Ding! You're absolutely correct. This means I have to go out and get a lottery ticket, right? Or have a seance? Or put my partner's hand in lukewarm water while she sleeps? - November 6, 2009 at 11:44 PM
- Paul D. Brazill said...
Reminded me of this.:
Good old Polish bear, drinking beer and smoking tabs! - November 7, 2009 at 4:28 AM
- Matt said...
Yeah, I read about that Bing Yankees tribute. Hope not many Red Sox fans switched over from Google...
- November 7, 2009 at 12:56 PM


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March Sig Results!!
The masses have spoken and the results are such;
Third place goes to Anime_Dude Second place goes to Viesta And the winner of the March Sig Contest is Spirit!! Congrats winners!!! Thanks to all who participated!!! Last edited by leerock89; 03-22-2009 at 04:51 AM.. |
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Congrats miss spirit on jor victory! And Viesta and Anime Dude too. rawr
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sp!r!t f1rst fem♥le her★
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gratz to the winners...the work's really great.. ^^
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By Alan B. Morrison, Lerner Family Associate Dean for Public Interest & Public Service, George Washington University Law School. The writer did an unpaid moot court for plaintiffs' counsel in the case discussed in this essay.
In Christopher v. SmithKline Beecham (No. 11-204, decided June 18, 2012), the Supreme Court had to decide whether individual plaintiffs who were detailers for drug companies were exempt from the overtime provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), which do not apply to workers employed "in the capacity of outside salesmen." The relevant facts were undisputed and also appear to be unique to this industry. There is an interesting administrative law issue relating to whether the interpretation of the Department of Labor, which enforces the FLSA, should be given deference, but what caught my eye was the battle between the literalists and the pragmatists and how it came out in this case.
The job of a drug detailer is to persuade doctors to prescribe the prescription drugs sold by their company to their patients in appropriate situations. By law, those drugs can only be purchased from a licensed pharmacy, with a doctor's prescription, and the actual sales of the drugs are made by the manufacturer (the employer of the detailer) to the pharmacy, but never to a doctor or a patient directly. Detailers are paid good salaries, plus a modest bonus that is loosely determined by the sales of the drugs in their territory. The individual plaintiffs earned in excess of $70,000 per year and the industry average is above $90,000. They regularly work between 10-20 hours a week above the 40 hours, after which they would be entitled to overtime. Their work is almost always out of the office, and no one supervises them on a daily basis.
The issue the Court had to decide was whether these plaintiffs (and nearly 90,000 others in the industry who work in virtually identical arrangements) are exempt from the overtime law because they are outside salesmen. At stake was potentially millions of dollars in unpaid overtime for whatever period was not barred by the statute of limitations. The companies could probably restructure their pay systems in the future to minimize the impact, by reducing salaries or bonuses to offset any anticipated overtime, but they would prefer not to have to do that.


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When a bitch forgets to be a bitch and is occasionally nice, but then turns back to her bitchy ways, she has blitched. Tuesday:
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1.(n)a sleazy,sex crazed,rock junkie who has no tolorance for "gay-ass art rock",
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A portmanteau of blog and glitch. Coined by Dennis of LA Times Crossword Corner blog. Blogger's recent spam filter system caused many comments with embedded links to be automatically sent to Spam area which requires moderation. Serious blitch.
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a black bitch Blitch, you smell like fried chicken...damn
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An uninhabited building in a state of disrepair that you wouldn't want to pitch a tent anywhere near, or go anywhere near at night. The word comes from a shortening of the film title 'Blair Witch' because of the building featured in that film. Such a building looks particularly creepy and scary in the dark and on your own.
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A level higher than bitch. Your such a fuckin blitch for taking my m&m's
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a female software cracker
a complaint blog a less offensive alternative to saying "bitch" a book by soda biers I am the real blitch.
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1. an abbreviation for blond bitches 2. word to describe stupid blond women who blog about retarded things 3. referring to any one stupid and a bitch; including politicians 4. dumb bitches not exclusive to women or excluding men Those blitch's need to stop making retarded youtube video in their panties and then complain about all the sexist comments that get posted. TITS OR GTFO BLITCH'S!


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As if things weren't going bad enough for the Toronto Maple Leafs, this season they saw one of their brighter young stars regress. Nikolai Kulemin had his worst season as a pro and failed to come anywhere near the 30 goals he tallied in 2010-11. Kulemin had improved in each of his first three National Hockey League seasons, but in 2011-12 he made poolies rue the day they took a chance on him. Kulemin's downward spiral in production this season wasn't due to one single factor, but rather several things that created a perfect storm. His game lacked consistency and his play wasn't as aggressive as it had been in previous seasons. Combine this with the struggles of a fellow line mate and you have the perfect recipe for a year that was about as rough as the Indianapolis Colts had. In 2010-11 Kulemin recorded 173 shots which led to a 30-goal campaign. This year that number dropped to 107 and just seven goals. If your shot totals decrease that significantly it is only natural that your goal totals will follow suit. Not to mention that the quality of Kulemin's shots dropped as well, as his shooting percentage went from 17.3 last year to 6.5 this season.
The Leafs had come to rely on Kulemin as being one of their most consistent performers. In 2010-11 he was third on the team in consistency with points in 45 games. This season that number dropped to points in just 24 games, which was only good enough for 11th on the squad. Kulemin could never generate enough consistent play to put together any solid point streaks. No momentum means large gaps in a player's production as you can see from his points chart from this year. You would think consistency and streakiness would be the opposite of one another, but that isn't necessarily the case. If you can't put any point streaks together during the season, when it's all said and done your numbers will appear as of you weren't able to produce on a regular basis. Many times when a player has a down year it can be attributed to a change in line mates. For Kulemin this is not the case as he played the majority of his time both this year and last with Mikhail Grabovski and Clarke MacArthur. 2011-12
What did change though is how one of his line mates produced. In 2010-11 MacArthur had 62 points and 41 assists. Let's remember that in that same season Kulemin had 30 goals and was no doubt the recipient of several MacArthur helpers. In 2011-12 MacArthur recorded just 43 points but his goal totals remained pretty consistent. He had 20 this year and 21 last season. What suffered however was his assist totals as he went from 41 down to 23. This correlation no doubt affected Kulemin's overall goal numbers. What the stats don't show is that Kulemin's struggles were not for lack of effort. The Russian left winger is a hard worker that was snake bitten for much of last season. Poolies may want to consider holding on to him as his season may have been more of an anomaly as opposed to a true reflection of his character. Sometimes if you can't break out of a slump it ends up being an entire season's worth of struggles. Fantasy owners as well as Kulemin himself, will be hoping next season is the start of a new beginning. Write comment
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Being part of the textile industry, Kathleen Blondell moved around in several manufacturing towns but in her later years she resided in Laurel Hill and Hamlet, where she worked at the local Piggly Wiggly. Kathleen Blondell recently relocated to Rocky Mount to be near her children and grandchildren. Although new to the area, Kathleen Blondell had developed many close friendships at Brekenridge Retirement Center.
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