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Major League Baseball was never in a good spot with this Ryan Braun mess. After they spent the better part of the last decade trying to distance themselves from performance-enhancing drugs, the National League MVP up and failed a test for performance-enhancing drugs. We were never supposed to know, but a guy knew a guy who knew a guy at ESPN, and things got weird after that.
It was such a weird spot for MLB, in fact, that Ken Rosenthal wrote that some felt a suspension of Braun might be the best-case scenario for Bud Selig once the news leaked.
At issue is the integrity of baseball's drug-testing program. Some will question that integrity if Braun is cleared, suggesting the sport maintains a double standard for its superstars.
Now, Braun will avoid the suspension, supposedly because there was a violation of testing protocol. Now, baseball has the worst of all worlds. They have a star who was popped for performance-enhancing drugs, but one who escaped punishment on a technicality. Oooh, how people hate that word. Technicality. It conjures images of Orenthal James and a president asking what the definition of "is" is. Ambulance chasers and spilled McDonald's coffee. Everything wrong with The System, man.
There's a reason why technicalities and protocol exist in situations like this. There are reasons why criminals are read their Miranda rights, and why there are consequences if they aren't. There are reasons why lab samples are supposed to be handled a certain way. But that's another column from a smarter writer, preferably one who doesn't spend his days looking up Guillermo Mota stats.
MLB still has to deal with that word, though. Technicality, technicality, technicality. They had to release a statement that allowed them to handle this decision with grace.
As a part of our drug testing program, the Commissioner's Office and the Players Association agreed to a neutral third party review for instances that are under dispute. While we have always respected that process, Major League Baseball vehemently disagrees with the decision rendered today by arbitrator Shyam Das.
They failed. Just a terrible last sentence. What that translates to in MLB-to-English: "Braun is still dirty. We just can't enforce it." That serves the dual purpose of:
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b. alerting the world that there are loopholes and technicalities that will prevent MLB from enforcing their own policies
It was the worst of both worlds. "Everything's still broken, and we couldn't fix it." Even if that's not how it was intended, it's how it comes off. And it seems like something that could be followed by "We hope to make an attempt to try to improve if possible in the future," or something equally as unconvincing.
What MLB should have said: We agree with our decision to pursue this issue, but we respect the decision of the panel. Something like that, where the goal would be to look less silly. There was no way to come out of a pro-Braun decision looking like an organization that crushed performance-enhancing renegades with an iron fist. "Vehemently" disagreeing with the independent arbiter isn't going to change that. The goal should have been to limit the number of ways MLB was going to come out of this looking awful.
Instead, we got a passive-aggressive temper tantrum consisting of a single adverb. This was never about picking sides. This was never about MLB needing to be right. This was about a process. Somewhere along the way, something happened that derailed the process. That's all MLB should care about.
The news was bad from the start. There was no way to come out clean. But once the decision came down, MLB pretending that they had a rooting interest is just about the worst way they could have handled it.


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Updated 9:32am Friday 22nd February 2013 in News By Mark Chandler, deputy news editor
While changes to the country's exam system have hogged the headlines, another big reform is on the way.
The days when you could leave school at 16, going out to get a job and not worrying about education anymore are about to end.
From this year, the government is increasing the age to which all young people in England must continue in education or training, requiring them to continue until the end of the academic year in which they turn 17. By 2015, they must stay on until their 18th birthday.
It's a radical change, intended to help youngsters increase their career options, but principal of Reading College Lesley Donoghue thinks the policy - called Raising the Participation Age (RPA) - has been misunderstood.
She said: "The key message that I would like all parents and students to go away with is that RPA does not affect the school leaving age in the slightest. Instead, it aims to offer young people the opportunity to continue developing skills and qualifications to encourage learning beyond 16.
"Students can stay at school, study at college, go to the workplace, undertake apprenticeships or work towards accreditations. RPA makes young people think about their future and what they want to achieve in life.
"By working together, collaborating with students, their parents and career counsellors, we can make sure every young person is engaged in developing their learning and ultimately their career."
The idea of youngsters remaining in education until 18 goes back to a proposal by Liberal politician Herbert Fisher in 1918. Never implemented, it took 90 years before the Labour government passed the legislation, with the coalition reaffirming their commitment to it back in 2010.
Ms Donoghue said: "Unfortunately many young people today are leaving education and applying for jobs without the right skillset that employers are looking for.
"This is difficult start to working life is damaging to confidence levels and can be detrimental to their on-going success."
Research by the Audit Commission in 2008 showed that young people not in education, employment or training (NEETs) are more likely to be out of work later in life and to experience social exclusion.
Emma Nicholson from The Prince's Trust youth charity said: "Many of the young people we work with say that they regret leaving school before 18, so RPA will ensure that young people can learn for longer.
"However, there are always young people who struggle at school or are at risk of exclusion. This is where organisations like The Prince's Trust can continue to provide a vital role, helping them to boost their skills to stay in education, or go into work and training."
RPA at a glance
- Choices available under RPA will be full-time study with school, college or training providers; full-time work or volunteering combined with part-time education or training; an apprenticeship.
- The government claims that student numbers will not be vastly increased, as most 16-year-olds stay on at school already.
- The change in law means, from 2015, that you need to stay in education or training until your 18th birthday (from 2015) or until you gain a Level 3 qualification (which is equivalent to 2 A Levels).
- Impartial careers advice is available at nationalcareersservice.direct.gov.uk or by calling 0800 100 900.
- A 16-19 Bursary Fund is available, providing money to people needing the most help. Visit gov.uk/1619-bursary-fund
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Cooking the books !
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My standards are slipping, it's me old minces.
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When will people start to notice that the BBC's cuts do not actually exist... Although there is plenty of CONservative party stupidity in evidence. For instance, they cut their NHS and welfare bill (real cuts) but increase their spending on their pet projects like the EU, immigration and overseas aid...
But overall there are NO government cuts, just harder times for people that are dependent on either of the above...
So, to increase spending on educating people that would have been out working (and actually living) otherwise, is costing NHS and welfare services, the money has to come from somewhere.
Small tax rises so far, but other methods of pick-pocketting are being employed too... like money printing, and the bond markets.
These are the most insidious government thefts of all, because they are against our children, even the unborn ones.
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Your guide is outdated and contains things that you do not need to do. Since the introduction of user data preservation (UDP) phones do not need to be reset and memory cards do not need to be wiped at any stage of the process.
Your guide makes a simple process over complicated for the novice users. Most models since the N82 have featured UDP, with the exclusion of FP1 based E series models. UDP makes the update process quick and easy by keeping all of your data intact after the update. Only on very rare occasions do UDP phones need to be reset after an update.
You also completely neglected to mention the most important aspects such as preparing the PC to update. The PC and programs running on it are the most common cause of failed updates, not the phone. You also did not mention alternative methods of updating such as FOTA.
Also please be aware that bumping your own posts to keep it on the front page is not allowed on this forum. The correct section for guides is the "Pool of Knowledge" part of this forum, once you have the sufficient user level (Professor rank) to post in there.
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Well said grschinon!
@ mustafa
Sorry but I have every right to point out that your information is outdated, flawed and not user friendly. If you do not want me to comment on your posts please do not post utter rubbish.
Perhaps you should stick to topics about old phones and leave everything else to the many experts here?
Guides like yours were being posted here over two years ago
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Like many of your posts your guide is still outdated trash that does not apply to most of the phones released in the last 18 months.
Please do not continue to bump it back to the front page as it isn't at all good or helpful, in fact it is unhelpful and misleading. If it was any good it would have received kudos, it hasn't!
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I wondered when "mickey4321in" would show up. I actually predicted that it would happen
It's amazing the amount of kudos that you've been awarding to "mustafa_hb" over the last couple of days.
Anyone would think that you were his alternative user ID, set up purely to cheat the kudos system with. A cheat is certainly no rival, neither is a waste of space poster like mustafa_hb.
Wonder what the moderators will find when they check those accounts?
13-07-2009 15:25
this is a too long way to upgrade your phone firmware and there is a lot of formatting and resetting
the easy way to upgrade your phone firmware ,is backup then upgrade
i think there is no need at all to format your phone or the memory card before the update,so this is a hard way to many Nokia users those who are upgrading a phone first time in there life
i upgraded my N78 twice and never had to format it or something like that,only backup just in case....
so,hopefully next time you write something more easier and more helpful....
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LOL all you like, you certainly aren't the first kudos cheat that i've caught and i'm sure you will not be the last.
It's sad that some peoples posts are that bad that they have to resort to cheating.
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I think the best way to do a firmware update i just like iPhone do. You don't need to do anything before the process. The application automatically makes a backup and after the upgrade restore the phone like it was before the upgrade. I don't know why Nokia doesn't design a upgrader like this.
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If you found this or someone's comments helpful or like what that person has to say, please give some Kudos to their post!
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Yeah atleast the motive of this topic is Still on. becoz i can see this thread at the start page itself for 3 consecutive days....
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Answer: Yes. The application fee is a non-refundable processing fee required of all applicants unless the applicant was in an EOP or McNair program as an undergraduate student. The applicant should submit the application fee slip indicating previous EOP status. Verification of enrollment in one of these programs is required if the applicant's undergraduate college is other than The College at Brockport.
Answer: Yes. Career Services assist students in locating part-time and summer jobs through various programs, both on campus and with employers in the community.
On-campus employment opportunities include part-time positions with various campus offices. A complete listing of on-campus employment is available on the Career Services website.
A student must be currently enrolled at The College at Brockport on at least a part-time basis to use the services of the Student Employment Office. Demonstration of financial need is not required.
Answer: Ample off-campus housing is available to graduate students in the local community.
Answer: Five (5) years for all programs of study except Public Administration and Mental Health Counseling. Public Administration and Mental Health Counseling allow seven (7) years for you to complete the degree.
Answer: Stay in contact with us by joining our e-mail list.
Answer: Yes. The College at Brockport Child Care Center offers a variety of full-time and part-time enrollment options.
Open year-round, the center is licensed to provide developmentally appropriate early care and education for children between the ages of six weeks and five years. The center is accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC).
Answer: If you register on the Web (matriculated students only), you will be billed. If you are utilizing the in-person registration system, we need payment at the time of registration.
Please review our Costs & Financial Information page.
All questions pertaining to financial aid should be addressed to the Financial Aid Office.
You are paying for a service to maintain and track payments. This service costs $35 every semester you use the payment plan.
Non-matriculated students are not eligible for financial aid.
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"We need to think about how political and social conditions shape communities' responses to disease and intervention. Such analyses might help people outside of West Africa be more empathetic to countries confronting this outbreak and lead to better partnerships to help combat Ebola."
- Pamela Scully, professor of women's, gender and sexuality studies and African studies