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Musician Stephen Marley was born on April 20, 1972, in Wilmington Delaware. As the son of the iconic Bob Marley and Rita Marley, Stephen grew up with strong musical influences. Stephen formed the band Melody Makers with his siblings Sharon,
Cedella and Ziggy before the band's name changed to Ziggy Marley and the Music Makers. The musical Marley family has found success in the music industry, with Stephen having won five Grammys for his work.
Early Life
Singer, songwriter, musician and producer was born on April 20, 1972, in Wilmington, Delaware. The second son of legendary reggae artist Bob Marley, Stephen Marley has been blazing his own trail in the music world, combining reggae, hip-hop and R&B styles to create his sound as a performer, songwriter and producer.
Marley was the third child born to Rita and Bob Marley. He has an older sister Cedella and an older brother David "Ziggy" as well as an older half-sister Sharon from his mother's previous relationship. Not long after his birth, two new half-brothers, Robert and Rohan, arrived from two of his father's relationships outside of his marriage to Rita. His father had several more children with other women, including Damian "Gong Jr." Julian, and Ky-Mani Marley. While his mother may not have been thrilled with the situation, all of the children knew each other well growing up.
With Sharon, Cedella and Ziggy, he recorded his first song, "Children Playing in the Streets," in 1979. Written by their father, the single addressed the horrible poverty that many children in Jamaica were living in. Royalties from the song were donated to the United Nations Children's Fund.
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After his father's death in 1981, Marley performed with his older brother Ziggy at his funeral. The brothers went on to form the Melody Makers with Sharon and Cedella. While all four members provided the vocals, Stephen played the guitar as well and the drums. Performing as the Melody Makers, they released their next single, "What a Plot," later in 1981.
In 1985, the Melody Makers released their first album, Play the Game Right. But it failed to catch on. Their next effort, Hey World! (1986), met a similar fate, though it did receive many positive reviews. Changing names and record companies, the group became Ziggy Marley & the Melody Makers and released Conscious Party (1988) with Virgin Records.
The album helped the group break through to mainstream audiences. Produced by Chris Frantz and Tina Weymouth of the Talking Heads, it incorporated elements of reggae, pop and rock. The song "Tomorrow People" became popular with many listeners, and the album did well on both the pop and R&B/hip-hop charts in the United States. That year, the group brought home the Grammy Award for Best Reggae Recording.
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With their next album, One Bright Day (1989), Ziggy Marley & the Melody Makers had another critical success on their hands. They won the 1989 Grammy Award for Best Reggae Recording.
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BOISE — Mike Sanford's coaching tenure at Utah State proved to be a short one. After just nine months on the staff, Sanford concluded his career with the Aggies at the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl. He'll be formally introduced as the new head coach at Indiana State on Monday.
"I knew when we hired him that it may not be for a long time. He wants to be a head coach and I'm fully supportive of the situation for him," said USU coach Gary Andersen. "He's excited about it and it's great for his family. He's been a huge asset for us and I just wish him all the best as he moves forward. He's a very good friend and a very good coach."
Andersen added that Sanford coached USU's running backs and tight ends extremely well this season. He praised Sanford for serving as a great sounding board for the staff as the Aggies' assistant head coach.
Sanford, who also worked with Andersen on Urban Meyer's staff at Utah in 2004, enjoyed his return to the state. He was UNLV's head coach from 2005-09 and assisted at Louisville after that.
"It's been awesome to come back to the state of Utah and I've had a great experience at Utah State. It's been great being with Gary," Sanford said. "I have tremendous respect for him and I appreciate the opportunity he gave me. I hate to move like this so fast, but at the same time I'm excited for the opportunity."
Sanford replaces Trent Miles at Indiana State. Miles guided the Sycamores to three consecutive winning seasons before moving on to Georgia State last month.
"I'm very excited to have a chance to be a head coach again," said Sanford, who knows Indiana well after serving as an assistant at Purdue (1987-88) and Notre Dame (1997-98).
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"I can't read the future," he continued, "but I know right now this is where I'm supposed to be with the opportunities that were presented in front of me."
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Intro to Indian, Part 4 – Indian Street Food: Tandoori Chicken Pops
Written by Meena Agarwal on August 9th, 2007 | 25 Comments
Growing up, I seldom remember a weekend where we had the house to ourselves. While few weekends were spent hosting visiting family and friends from far off places, most of our Saturday nights was spent amidst mighty morsels of succulent bites of food. My parents, like most true-blood Indians, love to shower people with their hospitality and feed them till they're almost ready to burst. We Indians are known for our need to treat our guests with the utmost care and generosity, and one common way we all seem to achieve in doing so is through our food. Food holds a very special place in any Indian household. No festivity is complete without a table laden with colourful dishes end to end, enough to please a king.It's no wonder that out of all the rooms in a home, many Indians take the most pride in showing you their kitchens. Truly, we love food, and our life surrounds it. Our conversations, no matter how they begin always seem to divert to the food related with the topic in question. A simple wedding announcement would automatically lead to the designing of the menu. Even meeting up with a long lost friend would be done over lunch or dinner, over food they could reminisce about.
While our meals may be laced with rich aromatic flavours, what I look forward to the most at any Indian-inspired party is the platter of appetizers. Indian hors d'oeuvres range from savoury street food, like the most loved samosas (deep fried pastry filled with potatoes) and pakodas (spiced fritters), to the ever famous tandoori tikkas (marinated meat grilled in a clay oven). They are steamed, grilled and fried. They come in various sizes and shapes, some that can be daintily picked by two fingers, and others that require a spoon and lots of napkins. No matter in what form, they each have something special to offer, and no cocktail party would regret having them.
Ask any one who has ever walked the streets of any major Indian city, be it Delhi, Mumbai or Bangalore; and they will attest to the fact that no evening stroll is complete without making a stop at one of the many hawker stalls that surround every busy area in these cities. Street after street, stall after stall, you will be greeted by smiling faces and tempting plates that urge you to come and give it a try. Smothered with spicy and tangy chutneys, yogurt and tons of other fixings, each plate creates a whole new tale in your mouth. My fondest memories of my days spent in India involve sneaking out of the house on the pretext of an evening walk while I actually skipped to hawker next door and enjoyed deep fried savoury chips drowned in tangy yogurt and sweet tamarind chutney, running through the rain to buy a big batch of jalapeno fritters, and waiting in long lines to savour a bite of the best kebabs I had ever tasted on the face of this planet.
A friend recently asked me to make a list of some of my favourite food joints that I strongly feel she should try on her visit to Delhi. My response – if she could stomach it, nothing beats the spicy street food.
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Editor's Note: On Monday, DOT Secretary Norman Mineta unveiled President Bush's fiscal year 2007 budget for the agency. As expected, the $65.6 billion proposed budget includes several programs aimed at increasing safety on America's roads, rails, seas, and skies... the last of which, of course, is of more than passing interest to ANN's readers and staff.
We're still waiting to see what, precisely, the 2007 budget holds for the future of general aviation -- the agency says it will release those details on its website in the next day or so -- but already, some of Mineta's remarks have raised eyebrows. When the facts become available, ANN will be there to bring you the highlights (and, alas, possible lowlights).
We've also invited several industry heavyweights to comment on how they feel the 2007 budget will impact the ongoing battle over increased costs for pilots -- specifically, in the form of user fees.
Below, ANN presents the portion of Mineta's speech Monday, unedited, on changes and programs at the FAA.
Approaching even more quickly is reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration and the taxes that finance the Aviation Trust Fund, which expire at the end of FY 2007.
Currently, our primary funding source is tied to the price of a ticket. But there is general consensus that our growing aviation system needs a more stable and predictable revenue stream –- one that creates a more direct relationship between revenues collected and services provided.
Soon, the Bush Administration will propose a reauthorization plan that will include a solid, forward-looking financing proposal for the Aviation Trust Fund. Until reauthorization, the President's 2007 budget provides $13.7 billion from a combination of trust fund and general fund revenues.
Of the requested amount, $8.4 billion will address the FAA's operational needs and fund hiring needed safety inspectors and replacing retiring air traffic controllers.
An additional $2.8 billion is provided for Airport Improvement Program (AIP) grants, which were instrumental in helping restore service last year to several Gulf Coast airports shut down by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. The airport construction grant request for 2007 is sufficient to address construction needs for all currently planned runways and meet our goal for improving runway safety.
Looking to the future, the Department's budget provides $122 million for the Next Generation Air Transportation System initiative. Early progress in this multi-agency effort is encouraging, and our budget includes $80 million for the FAA for the Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) program, a technology that will replace ground-based radar systems and revolutionize air navigation and surveillance.
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Answer Hi David. The triple element is part # 74011218. Use a flashlight to see if the ribbon type of element is open. Just above the ft. rt. switch is a rocker type of switch that you select before you use the infinite switch to select the inner or outer elements of that burner. It is part # 7403P985-60. Use a ohm meter to see if there is continuity between the contacts as you toggle them on / off. Are the connections there burnt or loose ? Then please look carefully at the wires connected to the infinite switch. Are they loose or tight. Sometimes you can see a burnt contact that shows a faulty switch. Please use a magnifying glass to tell us what the terminals are labeled along with the color of wire going to that terminal. The wiring diagram is behind the storage drawer or behind the control panel folded in a packet. You should have a switch with S1,S2,P,and a 4 terminal, correct ? I want to make sure so you do not get the incorrect part. http://www.servicematters.com/maytag...s/16023416.pdf http://www.servicematters.com/maytag...s/16027361.pdf If you do not own a meter, I would suggest you purchase a one. You can get a decent digital multimeter for under $20.00. You do not need fancy though it is nice if the leads are a couple feet long. If it saves ordering one unnecessary part it has paid for itself and you end up owning a useful tool. Most places will not let you return electrical parts so if you order it, you own it. A couple things to watch when measuring ohms and continuity 1. Always remove power from the machine otherwise you could blow your meter. 2. Always disconnect at least one side of any device you are checking. This eliminates the possibility of measuring an alternate/parallel circuit path. 3. When checking for closed contacts and continuity use the lowest scale (Usually 200 ohms). Then try higher scales. This scale is 0 to 200 ohms so if the device you are measuring is 300 ohms this scale would show an open circuit which it is not, you are just measuring outside the scale's dynamic range. Thank You.
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Celebrate Canadian GOLD with FREE GOLD PRODUCT!
I'd like to further celebrate those amazing 10 Gold medals they won for us by doing a great GOLD themed giveaway!!
For every $100 in product you order through my SU online store, you can chose ANY TWO of the following GOLD products:
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Don't forget that our great SALE-A-BRATION event is still going on, with free product for every $60 in product purchased. This is DOUBLE-DIPPING, FOLKS!! :)
Please note, this offer is valid only through me and will be available until Sunday March 9th so be sure to hurray!
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Clearance Rack Blitz - up to 80% off!
Everyone loves a good deal; and what better deal could there be than Stampin' Up! products at up to 80% off? Check out this amazing opportunity and place your order before it is too late; the products are only available while supplies last. This sale begins December 10!
Be sure to also check out other great sections such as the Weekly Deals, New Arrivals, Valentines Products and the Holiday Mini Catalogue while you shop. Remember, Stampin' Up! ships UPS direct to your door :)
Monday, July 29, 2013
Summertime FREE SHIPPING!
Hello Stampers!
I hope you are all enjoying the loveliest summer ever.
To make it even nicer, why not enjoy FREE SHIPPING on all your stamping goodies by ordering through my Stampin' Up! store?
All Canadian orders over $50 will qualify for this special being offered only through me. To participate, simply place your order online, then email me your choice of how you'd like your shipping charges reimbursed. (FYI, Paypal or instant bank e-transfers are fastest and best).
That's it! Just shop and save...and UPS will deliver the order to your door. No shipping charges, no brokerage fees, no customs clearances charges. You can't beat that!
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Wednesday, February 06, 2013
"Sent With Love" Special Offer
From now through April 30, you can purchase the exclusive Sent with Love Stamp Set or Sent with Love Designer Series Paper - or bundled together with Calypso Coral twine for a special 20 percent discount!
In addition, you may purchase the Sent with Love Digital Kit (item 132914; $12.50). Please note that the digital kit is not included in the bundle.
Use the Sent with Love product suite to make an array of travel-themed projects; it's sure to be a hit!
Monday, February 04, 2013
Best of 25 Years Stamps - February edition!
As part of Stampin' Up!'s 25-year anniversary celebration, they are bringing back some of our favorite stamp images from the last quarter century and combining them into 12 sets, which will release - one set per month - during 2013.
Even better, along with some great classic images, each "Best of" set will also include a never-before-seen image! Check back here every month to download a flyer for a new Best of stamp set....
what else would you expect from a February set than images that will
help you make that perfect Valentine? Share the love with the Best of
Love set!
(Note: Clear-Mount Blocks B, C, and D needed for this set. Heart Block D; Read my Lips Block B; Olive You Block B; Love You Much Block B; Love You Block C; Love Block D)
- All Best of stamp sets will include 3-5 images, including a never-before seen image, and will be priced at $17.95
- While they are releasing just one Best of stamp set per month (with a new theme each month), all of the Best of sets will be available until March 31, 2014.
- A new flyer will be released every month for each new Best of set.
- All Best of stamp sets are available in Clear-Mount only.
Saturday, February 02, 2013
Spring Mini Catalogue is here!
There are some truly remarkable stamp sets, papers and accessories to tickle anyone's fancy, so be sure to take a look at the catalogue offerings either in .PDF format or else through my Online Store.
You'll find that ordering our coordinated products in bundles will help save you $$!
- Oh, Hello Bundle (p. 4)
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- Flower Fair Bundle (p. 31)
- All Dressed Up Bundle (p. 32)
- Tea for Two
- Digital Collection Disc (p. 5, 35)
- Sunshine & Sprinkles
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Thursday, January 31, 2013
Sale-A-Bration equals FREE GOODIES!
Shopaholics unite! For every $60 you spend, you'll get a FREE Sale-A-Bration product - there are nearly 20 to choose from!! Visit my Online Store to start shopping.
BONUS: For a minimum $200 CAN order, you'll also get a FREE pack of Silver Glimmer Paper (silver paper for Stampin' Up!'s silver anniversary!) on top of the SAB freebies and Hostess rewards.
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Plus, when you join Stampin' Up! during Sale-A-Bration, you'll get 25% more products for FREE in your Starter Kit. Join Now to take advantage of this limited-time offer. Sale-A-Bration is one of the most exciting times of the year at Stampin' Up!
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Friday, December 14, 2012
Brand New Clearance Items Added!
Stampin' Up! has added fabulous new items to their radically discounted Clearance Rack!
Be sure to go and shop your heart out and grab all the great goodies you can :)
Tuesday, December 04, 2012
A Jolly Holiday Card idea! (video)
Here is the lovely Shannon West showing you Stampin' Up!'s annual Catalogue technique for the Jolly Christmas Card, shown on page 181 of our catalogue.
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Friday, November 30, 2012
The new Stampin' Trimmer is HERE!
Please note, the cutting and scoring blade refills will be available early in December.
Features of the All-New Stampin' Trimmer
- An extra-wide 6-1/4" cutting base and an extended 14-1/2" ruler
- The extra-wide cutting base provides a large work area and is marked in 1/4" (4 mm) increments, allowing for small measurements.
- The right-side grid helps you measure and cut very thin strips.
- The extended cutting arm has a stabilizing leg to provide a sturdy and steady cutting surface for longer cuts.
- When fully extended, the extended cutting arm sits flush with the trimmer base, providing more accurate and consistent measurements across the entire surface.
- The cutting base and track include a full ruler, incorporating measurements down to 1/16" and grid lines that mark each quarter inch.
- All rulers and measurements on the base are printed under a plastic cover so your measurements won't wear off.
- The base has nonskid feet, which keeps the Stampin' Trimmer securely in place on your work area.
- A full 12" cutting and scoring track
- The extra-long cutting track has space at the top and bottom so you don't have to take the cutting and scoring blades out when you're not using them.
- The track gives you enough space to cut or score a full 12" (30.5 cm) without having to remove or switch out handles.
- The cutting track locks in place for secure storage or transport.
- The track includes an insertion point for cutting and scoring blade handles so you can easily insert handles into the cutting track.
- Specially designed handles and cutting track to ensure straight cuts
- The hook on the scoring and cutting blade handles keeps the handles stable so the cuts are as straight as possible.
- Handles come in two colors: dark for cutting, light for scoring.
- The precision tip on the cutting blade allows you to pinpoint precisely where you're cutting.
- The point on the side of each handle shows you where the blade will cut, making it easy to see exactly where your cuts and scores will begin.
- Storage compartment under base
- The storage compartment holds scoring and cutting tools such as a Bone Folder, Simply Scored Stylus, extra scoring and cutting blades, and even business cards.
- Separate compartments within the storage compartment keep your tools organized, and the clear cover makes it easy to see what you've stored.
Monday, November 26, 2012
Big Shot Machine -- just $99 through me!
Would you love to GIVE or RECEIVE a fabulous Big Shot Machine for the holidays this year?
If the answer is YES, then you want to take advantage of my fabulous BIG SHOT special, available through me now through Dec 17, 2012.
Order your Big Shot through me and pay only $99 (+ shipping & taxes), rather than the regular price of $122.95!
FREE SHIPPING OFFER: If you are willing to come pick up your order from me (either Don Mills/Eglinton or Danforth/Victoria Park), I'll throw in FREE SHIPPING as well (save 10% extra this way).
Please note that this offer is NOT available online through Stampin' Up! but is instead an exclusive offer from myself - please email me to take advantage of this special price.
Monday, October 29, 2012
15% off stamps today only - Monday Oct 29!
This means all stamps in our current catalogues including: Background stamps, Personalized name stamps, Cookie press stamps and Single-image stamps!
This DOES NOT include: Hostess sets, Bundled stamp sets or Digital stamp brush sets.
Also, take advantage of the new single clear-mount stamps being offered. These won't be sent to you in our typical cases or packaging; they'll be packaged in cello bags. If you'd like a case for your stamp, you can buy our Clear-Mount Stamp Cases that come in packs of four (item 119105).
So go order online and take advantage of all the savings!!
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Free Shipping on Your Stampin' Up! Order!
Hello Blog Readers and Stamping Enthusiasts!
While I am away in beautiful Savannah, GA and Hilton Head, SC as part of Stampin' Up!'s Getaway Trip, I am offering FREE SHIPPING!
All Canadian orders of $60 or more will qualify for this awesome special, and will ship straight to your address by UPS!
Simply place your order online through my store -- this is a special thank you to my amazing customers that have supported me these long 10 years.
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Carl V. Wortendyke*
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Carl V. Wortendyke is a principal of Cal Mart Construction, a firm whose primary businesses are the construction of bridges and dams, blasting, and site and utility work. The company has offices in West Nyack and Florida, New York. He founded the firm with two of his brothers in 1972. He and his brothers also own the West Nyack Car Wash.
Prior to forming Cal Mart Construction, he worked for O&R Utilities, the Nanuet National Bank, and Beckerle Brown Construction. He was also an active member of the West Nyack Fire Department.
He has served the State as a member of the New York State Board of Real Estate Appraisal and the New York State Saratoga Parks and Recreation Commission; he was appointed to both posts by Governor George E. Pataki.
Mr. Wortendyke has been an active member of his community, serving on the board of governors of both Nyack Hospital and Good Samaritan Hospital, as a member of the deputy reserve patrol force of the Rockland County Sheriff's Department, and as a member of the Rockland County Builders Association. He was named the Republican Business Man of the Year by Clarkstown, New York, in 1986; New York Humanitarian of the Year by the Epilepsy Society of Southern New York in 1996; and Rockland County Business Man of the Year in 2000. He has also worked with many other organizations, including the Boy Scouts, the Zoning Board of Appeals in Upper Nyack, New York, and the Upper Nyack Fire Department.
He attended Hiram Scott College in Nebraska.
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The first day at sea was very nice the serenity area was nice and quite. One of the staff (shmity)was always somewhere and very fun if I had a say he would of been the CD.Dinner was good every night we were in the carnival dinning hall at the early seating. Hay table 293. Dinner entertainment was fun to watch, even when you cant understand what there saying.
Our first port was Grande Cayman we didn't book with the boat and I was a little nervous at first. We booked though Moby Dick tours to go to the stingray city and reef snorkeling and that was the best tour of the enter trip even when we got rained on,on the way out to the reef. We got back to the ship around 12:45-1:00. Be careful seating out side on the lido deck next to the buffet when the ship leaves because the water park spills over and gave me a after noon shower while eating lunch.
Our next port was Cozumel MX. we did the three reef snorkel and was very disappointed there wasn't much to look at,and very crowded there were people everywhere. The guide was great (Jerry) but that's was it for the great time. maybe thy can change the reefs thy visit or something. Last full day at sea was a little ruff, but they cant control that.
The shows on board were all good not great didn't do the deck party. Ice carving was fun to watch. didn't use camp carnival no kids on this trip. Disembarkation was very slow and never heard why. They need to keep people better informed. After we left the ship Our flight didn't leave until 5pm so we went across the street the the FL. Aquam it was very interesting but there must of been six or seven school field trips going thought that same day very crowded and noisy.


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TobyMac, Steven Curtis Chapman, Chris Stevens and Jason Walker shared music rights organization Broadcast Music, Inc.âs songwriter of the year trophy at Tuesday nightâs BMI Christian Music Awards, held at the companyâs Music Row offices.
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Those four writers each placed two compositions on BMIâs 25 most performed Christian songs list. Collaborators TobyMac and Stevens won a song of the year prize for âLose My Soul,â a song featuring Kirk Franklin and Mandisa that TobyMac released as a single. TobyMac and Stevensâ âOne Worldâ was among the most-performed songs.
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TSN's Dave Hodge sounds off on all the hockey issues of the day in Hodgemail.
It's usually a time to hold talks about the state of the game, jot down a few suggestions and perhaps fit in a round or two of golf.
But not this time around.
With the rise of concussions and last week's injury to Max Pacioretty, there's serious pressure on the GMs to make big changes in safety awareness and how the game should be played. Suffice it to say, these meetings are already considered the most important in recent league history.
And there are other topics for discussion as well.
As outlined in The Dreger Report last week, further consideration will be given to the concept of a Coach's Challenge, changing the existing overtime structure and game alterations following testing at last summer's Research and Development camp in Toronto.
So much to discuss and so little time.
So here was Dave's question to you: "If you could send one suggestion to the NHL GMs in Florida, what would it be?"
"If you hit a player's head, intentionally or not, you're suspended. And don't say, 'It's not that simple' - it is." - Blaise, Moose Jaw, SK
"Why is it taking so long for the NHL to adopt no-touch icing?" - Rick, Miramichi, NB
"Bring back the enforcer and let him enforce. It's time to go back in time to the days when the players dealt with these issues....on the ice." - Scott, Toronto
"Listen to Mario Lemieux and Sidney Crosby. Surely everyone should listen when they speak." - Ron, Grand Manan, NB
"Bodychecking should be used as a way of obtaining the puck, not as a way of punishing or hurting the opponent. There is too much 'intent to injure.' " - Bob, Markham, ON
And Dave's reply to all:
Well, simple message from me. And I'll use the words of the commissioner himself.
Gary Bettman said yesterday: "We want to do everything we can to minimize injuries." Everything possible. So there's a lead for the GMs to follow.
And now I'll use Bettman's numbers, though not his words from now on. Eight percent of concussions are caused by fighting - ban fighting. 17 percent of concussions are caused by illegal hits - punish the illegal hitters much more severely. 44 percent of concussions are caused by hits that are allowed - make some of them illegal. Those would be the head hits. Now you have done everything you can to reduce almost 70 percent of the reported concussions - the non-accidental ones we'll say.
Funny thing, but I'm guessing that none of that is universally embraced by the general managers. And until there's a firm position declared by the players' association on those specific matters, I will guess that the players aren't ready to take drastic action, either.
So ... better to say you'd like to minimize injuries and leave it at that, than to pretend you want to do everything possible.
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"It has bothered me all my life that I do not paint like everybody else."
Henri Matisse
"A doctor, like anyone else who has to deal with human beings, each of them unique, cannot be a scientist; he is either, like the surgeon, a craftsman, or, like the physician and the psychologist, an artist. This means that in order to be a good doctor a man must also have a good character, that is to say, whatever weaknesses and foibles he may have, he must love his fellow human beings in the concrete and desire their good before his own."
W. H. Auden
"We all know we are unique individuals, but we tend to see others as representatives of groups."
Deborah Tannen
"Hang in there. If you believe what you're doing is unique. Otherwise give up or sound like Nirvana or Pearl Jam."
Joey Ramone
"Murder is unique in that it abolishes the party it injures, so that society has to take the place of the victim and on his behalf demand atonement or grant forgiveness; it is the one crime in which society has a direct interest."
"Promises are the uniquely human way of ordering the future, making it predictable and reliable to the extent that this is humanly possible."
Hannah Arendt
"a unique funeral for a unique person."
Princess Diana
"When I say I, I mean a thing absolutely unique, not to be confused with any other."
Ugo Betti
"A work of art is the unique result of a unique temperament."
Oscar Wilde
"Each second we live is a new and unique moment of the universe, a moment that will never be again. And what do we teach our children? We teach them that two and two make four, and that Paris is the capital of France. When will we also teach them what they are? We should say to each of them: Do you know what you are? You are a marvel. You are unique. In all the years that have passed, there has never been another child like you. Your legs, your arms, your clever fingers, the way you move. You may become a Shakespeare, a Michelangelo, a Beethoven. You have the capacity for anything. Yes, you are a marvel. And when you grow up, can you then harm another who is, like you, a marvel? You must work, we must all work, to make the world worthy of its children."
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Originally posted on The Dugout Doctors
This time of year always makes me sad. Sure, we're only midway through the summer, which for most of you is like living in an oven, but I'm in San Diego and the temperature is always ideal. In summer, we get longer ideal days. What's so sad about that, right?
I'll tell you why I'm sad: football season is here.
Now, perhaps a larger portion of the readers of The Dugout Doctors understand my plight better than the rest of the country because this is a baseball site. But I'm the type of guy who spends most of the winter longing for baseball season to begin. I get excited when the first tab on ESPN.com is "MLB".
But if you look now, "MLB" has been bumped by the link to the NFL portion of the site, and the headlines are predominantly football-related. This guy is signing here, that guy signed there. Sign up for fantasy football today!
And oh-by-the-way-we're-almost-at-the-baseball-trade-deadline.
I play fantasy football just like every other living, breathing organism on Earth, but a small part of me secretly hoped for an NFL lockout. I wanted people to care about all 162 games of the MLB season. Heck, even people in Pittsburgh are in on the action this year, but when (if?) the Pirates inevitably start to slip in the standings it will go virtually unnoticed, thanks to the NFL. And it's not just Pittsburgh that'll toss baseball on to the backburner like it was never around to begin with. The San Diego Padres, right here in my own back yard, may as well pack up now. Nobody cares once Phillip Rivers and friends don the Charger blue and gold.
I'll be clicking all the fantasy football links around the internet soon enough as I scramble to come up with yet another hair-brained draft strategy that won't work. I'll be active on the waiver wire and with trades. I'll lead my team to the playoffs only to choke in the post season, like always.
But right now I miss baseball season, and it's not even over yet.
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Baseball's All-Star game, unlike those in the other major sports, actually counts. Well, sorta. It can end in a tie and there are enough pitching changes and offensive and defensive substitutions to make your head spin, but something is affected by the outcome of the game.
The winning team gets home field advantage in the World Series! Woooooooo!!!!! Because I'm sure that if there's one saving grace for Matt Wieters (the lone Baltimore Oriole at the game), should his Baltimore Orioles not overcome their 18 game deficit in the American League East, it's that someone from his own league gets to open the World Series at home.
So, in short, the game really can affect a World Series, though conventional baseball rules, customs, and strategy is totally thrown out the window. The best players don't necessarily start, pitchers will be inserted just because they're supposed to be, and the game, arguably, is a farce.
But I love it, and you should, too.
Forget about the winner-gets-home field-advantage spin. Nobody cares. And although I'm admittedly a significantly bigger baseball fan than any other sport, MLB's All-Star game is the only one I care about. Here's why.
1) Derek Jeter is starting over Asdrubal Cabrera (err… was voted to start, anyway). The reason anyone at all cares about this game is that the starting lineups are chosen by the fans. Is Jeter the best choice? No. Cabrera is clearly putting together a better season and, based on performance alone, is a better choice to start. But other than the baseball purists who oppose any sort of fun in professional sports, nobody cares about Cabrera. Most casual fans outside of Cleveland probably don't even know who he is. Everyone knows Jeter. Just like how everyone knew Cal Ripken Jr. and Ken Griffey Jr., who both started more All-Star games than they deserved. If the casual fan is supposed to tune in to the game, they've at least got to recognize the players they're watching.
2) Every team is represented. Maybe this is just the sappy father side of me talking, but isn't this nice? "Look, kids, even if you work your entire life to play pro baseball but you end up getting stuck on the Royals, you still might make an All-Star game!!!" Similar to my argument about the fan's choices starting over more deserving candidates, the only hope of drawing the coveted casual audience in Kansas City is the chance to see Aaron Crow throw an inning against the National League's best.
3) What other sporting events are you going to watch? None!! Ha! Baseball wins, here, because you have no alternatives. Enjoy Wednesday, too, when not one single major professional sporting event is taking place. The All-Star game beats nothing, right?
So no, the All-Star game isn't perfect. Everyone is represented, but getting everyone in to the game is a bit tedious. If you're one of "those" who hate baseball because it's slow, the All-Star game is far from a shining example of why you should care about the sport.
I suspect that a lot of the hate being directed at the event is that it's a slap in the face to the purists out there who watch all 162 games as if they're lives depended on it. The statistics obsessed nerds, who know more about a player's season than the player himself, are harshly reminded that the game is supposed to be fun. It's entertainment. The players are laughing and smiling, with zero regard for their batting average on balls in play in All-Star games held in cities west of the Mississippi in odd years. For one glorious night in July, stats don't matter and the game of baseball is what it was created to be: a game.
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If you don't check my site more than once a month, you haven't noticed the disgusting lack of new posts on any sort of consistent basis. What was once a daily updated site became three times a week… became twice a week… became weekly… became sometimes, maybe.
Turns out, the "Hey, this isn't as time consuming as everyone said it'd be!" mentality that I had towards the initial months of parenthood was WAY off – parenting is most definitely time consuming.
But at heart, I enjoy writing. I will continue to update The Priceless Pursuit on occasion, but in the mean time, you can find my work somewhere else: The Dugout Doctors. I expect to contribute to this site much more frequently, so click my link incessantly. All the time. 20 times a day.
My personal blog on the page can be found here.
I won't copy/paste the entire articles here, because that'd keep hit counts low, don't ya know, but my first piece is about stats sucking. No, not the 'traditional' categories like wins and losses, but rather all of the new garbage that is too convoluted (and time consuming) to understand.
Go check it out.
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This past weekend, for the first time in ages, I returned to my local card shop – All Star Cards, in Santee, CA. It'd been a while – definitely not since January 2011 – and it was my first trip since the skyrocketing prices of the short lived "Stephen Strasburg era" of the hobby, which REALLY turned me away. It was too harsh a reminder the 'bubble', and subsequent burst, of the hobby just a decade or so ago.
But with baseball season in full swing, I'd begun to feel the baseball card itch, so I packed up the little guy and off we went! He actually hasn't been since before he learned to walk, which makes it AT LEAST seven months since our last trip. Anyway…
Our haul.
I'd wanted a pack of 2010 NCAA Sweet Spot since college football season, so I was pleasantly surprised to see these packs "discounted" below their original MSRPs. So much for the baseball card itch, eh?
I pulled the normal, uninteresting base cards, of course, but I swung and missed (… there's a baseball reference!) on an autographed mini helmet. Instead, I pulled a Mike Wallace event used jersey. Guaranteed worn in the Rookie Premiere event! Woooooo!!! Seriously, though – can't we just stick to the vague "game used" swatches? The "event worn" stuff just doesn't have the appeal.
I certainly didn't drag little Joseph along without intentions of getting him some fun stuff, too. Naturally, we hit up the bargain table. First up: a discounted Greg Oden MacFarlane figure! $3… imagine that.
Also, some packs. Two, from 2011 Topps Opening Day.
As it usually goes, these items left me with an uneven total, which I don't like. To round out the purchase, I'd initially decided to purchase ONE pack from something new. Ginter has yet to be released, which would've been an easy choice, so instead I looked to Gypsie Queen… which is $7 a pack. Seven. dollars. What the hell? There aren't any Strasburg autographs inside, as far as I know, so what's up with the exorbitant price tag? No thanks. I turned around (literally – the bargain table is across from the baseball card packs) and saw this:
ProSet Guiness Book of Records cards! A whole box! 36 packs, 10 cards per pack, 100 card set. By that math, I should easily be able to put two sets together. If I'm lucky, I'll squeeze three out of the box. This purchase was a no-brainer.
I left the shop with mixed feelings. The Sweet Spot definitely left me with a sense of buyer's remorse, which is what slowed down my purchasing a few months ago. I don't like the feeling of getting nothing for my money, which is what tends to happen with unopened wax. So maybe I should stick to singles, which is the exact realization I came to many months ago. I also loved the junk wax purchase, as these – in their unopened forms – look awesome in the man cave card shop. No, I won't get $5 in monetary value out of the World Records box, but I also wasn't getting $7 out of the Gypsie Queen box, either.
Besides, the World Record cards are more fun, and that's what this hobby is all about.
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March 16, 2014, 07:30 am
Congress looms large in piracy battle
The content and tech industries are coming to the table this week.
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The content and tech industries are coming to the table this week.
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The Republican Party plans to roll out the first ever partisan top-level domain name.
March 14, 2014, 05:58 pm
By Kate Tummarello
An official said the new system "must maintain the openness of the Internet."
March 14, 2014, 03:55 pm
Alan Davidson, a longtime scholar, open Internet advocate and former Google lobbyist, will lead the New America Foundation's Open Technology Institute (OTI), the organization announced on Friday.
Sascha Meinrath, the current president of the tech think tank, will head up the foundation's new X-Lab venture, which it is billing as a project focusing on experimentation and innovation.
March 14, 2014, 03:06 pm
Reporters Without Borders included the U.S. on its annual list alongside Iran and Syria.
March 14, 2014, 12:34 pm
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is giving the public extra time to comment on its plans to let airlines allow cellphone use onboard.
March 14, 2014, 10:37 am
The mobile app industry wants to make privacy policies easier to understand.
On Friday, mobile security company Lookout launched a tool to help app developers turn lengthy, legal documents into short-form privacy policies that users can comprehend.
March 14, 2014, 07:56 am
Jared Polis asks: "Ever think Eric Holder's March Madness bracket looked a lot like yours?"
March 14, 2014, 06:19 am
By Alexander Bolton
Each side has accused the other of violating the law.
March 13, 2014, 07:03 pm
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THE LEDE: The Senate is moving forward with its effort to reform the patent litigation system, led by Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.), who has taken aim at patent trolls, or companies that bring and...
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ACDsee like for Mac OS X? (for quick browsing)
Hi guys,
Is there a similar tool like ACDSee for Mac? I miss the quick browser of a folder with pics - e.g open just one file in the folder and use page up /page down to browse the pics and make quick deletions.
17" MBP, 3.06Ghz, anti-glare, 500GB Samsung 840 SSD, 8GB. Dell 24" 2405FPW, AEBS Nov 2009, Magic Mouse. Nikon D7000. Gallery: http://www.kimbeck.dk |
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Dec 14, 2012, 04:28 AM | #2 |
ACDSee is available for OS X
Not sure if understood your query but ACDSee is available on the MAS and more fully featured versions appear on their website:
http://www.acdsee.com I've got the version from the app store on my mac, but to be honest I don't really use it that much - should fire it up and check it out again I guess. |
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The Preferred Caterer at Belle Meade Plantation
The Restaurant
Specialty Lunches
Restaurant Menu
Event Space
Our Staff
Harding House Custom Catering
Harding House Custom Catering is a full service event planning company, handling all details of any special event at any location. Formal seated dinners, buffets, or passed hors d'ouerves, we offer variety that will impress. Let our event specialist make your next event a truly special occasion!
Belle Meade Plantation
Elegantly nestled in the heart of Belle Meade Plantation, Harding House offers a location for a delicious lunch to celebrate any special occasion or, to enjoy the ambiance of one of Nashville's oldest homes.
Southern Hospitality
Harding House welcomes each and every guest with the Southern hospitality and charm which permeates this historic landmark.
Local Favorites With Flare
Harding House proudly serves local favorites with a unique flare. Not only does this Nashville treasure serve lunch daily and brunch and the weekend, Harding House is also responsible for catering all events which take place on the grounds.
Monday -
Friday 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Saturday and Sunday 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
An Infinity Restaurant


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Québec : J. Neilson, 1802-1837.
Available issues: 31
Document Record | |
Creator |
Lower Canada. Legislature. Legislative Council
Bas-Canada. Législature. Conseil législatif |
Title |
Journaux du Conseil législatif de la province du Bas-Canada ...
Journals of the Legislative Council of the province of Lower Canada ... |
Published | Québec : J. Neilson, 1802-1837. |
Identifier | 9_00943 |
Subject |
Legislative journals -- Quebec (Province)
Legislative bodies -- Quebec (Province) -- Publication of proceedings Journaux des débats -- Québec (Province) Parlements -- Québec (Province) -- Compte rendu des débats |
Continued by |
Lower Canada. Special Council. Journals of the Special Council of the province of Lower Canada ... 9_00944
Bas-Canada. Journaux du Conseil spécial de la province du Bas- Canada ... 9_00945 |
Frequency | Sessional |
Notes |
Added t.p. in French: Journaux du Conseil législatif de la province du Bas-Canada ...
French and English issues for the years 1814-1817 are published individually. Title from title screen. Imprint varies. There were no individual issues published for the years 1795-1813. Instead an extract of the Journals, covering these years, was published in 1821 (See CIHM 9-00943-3). The Legislative Council was suspended from 1838 to 1841 when Lower Canada was administered by a governor and the Special Council. Cf. TPL. Some issues include appendices. Libraries from which the original issues have been borrowed are identified on the microfiche. Some issues include index. Index for 1814-1816 appears at the end of issue for 1816. TPL, no. 996 v. ; 16-44 cm. Text in English and French in parallel columns; 1814-1817 each version published separately. |
Collection | Early Official Publications |
Language |
French |
Media | Text |
Permanent Link | http://eco.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.9_00943 |