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G3* - IRAQ - Source: Iraqiya's leaders is currently meeting at al-Hashemi's home, and expectations of the issuance of
Released on 2012-10-11 16:00 GMT
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meeting that comes--conspicuously--as the US leaves; please let me know if
anyone has other thoughts. Thank you [johnblasing]
google translation
Source: Iraqiya's leaders currently meeting at al-Hashemi's home, and
expectations of the issuance of important decisions
Editor: MN | BR
Friday, 16 k 1 2011 17:42 GMT
Alsumaria News / Baghdad
An informed source from Iraqiya List, said Friday that the leaders in the
list among them ministers participanting in the government meet at the
home of Vice President Tariq al-Hashemi to discuss the situation in the
country, stressing that the meeting will issue several important
The source said in an interview for "Alsumaria News", "the leaders of the
Iraqi List, including the Ministers participating in the government meet
at the home of Vice President Tariq al-Hashemi to discuss the situation in
the country such as the situation in Diyala province, and the subject of a
U.S. withdrawal and the other," asserting that "the meeting will issue
several important decisions. "
The source, who asked not to be named, said, "Iyad Allawi, leader of the
list is heading the meeting after his return from the province of
And the voice of the Diyala provincial council, on 12 December 2011, a
majority of its members to declare conservative provinces administratively
and economically, also signed the majority of its members a formal request
directed to the central government on the resolution, as Vice President of
the Council honest Husseini, said that the decision was made without the
approval of the Presidency, considering that the time is now
"inappropriate" for such a procedure.
The Diyala province of Iraq's second declares its desire to declaring a
territory administratively and economically, after less than two months of
the Declaration of Salahuddin province, in the (27 October 2011), that is,
in reaction to the actions of the Ministry of Higher Education to dismiss
140 teachers and staff of the University of Tikrit and separated from work
to implement the Law of the accountability and justice, as well as in
response to a campaign of arrests witnessed by the province of Salahuddin,
23 and 26 October, which included dozens of former Iraqi army officers and
members of the ousted Baath party.
It is noteworthy that a number of Iraqi provinces threatened to take
similar steps, including Anbar, Basra, and Nineveh, as stressed by Prime
Minister Nuri al-Maliki on the need to choose the right time for the
federations and regions, as it should be under the stability and national
unity and keen, and not on a sectarian basis, starting problems and
It is noteworthy that Article 119 of the Iraqi Constitution states that
the right of each province or territory of more composition based on the
request for a referendum is thus submitted either at the request of one
third in each of the provincial councils intending to form a region, or at
the request of ten voters in each of the provinces intending to form a
region, as stipulated in Article 117 that the region has a constitution
that defines the structure and powers of his powers, and mechanisms of the
exercise is not inconsistent with this Constitution.
Also delivered to Iraq, Friday, last base of U.S. forces in the city of
Nasiriyah south of the country, bringing the total number of military
bases Muslim 505 rules, in a move that comes a complement to the full
withdrawal under the security agreement signed between Baghdad and
Washington, the end of this month.
The delivery of the base of Imam Ali, the day after American forces in
Baghdad, U.S. withdrawal, the presence of U.S. Secretary of Defense Leon
Panetta, who arrived on Thursday (15 December 2011) to Baghdad, and
affirmed that the task of Iraq after the American withdrawal end of the
year is to manage the security of the form real, and what was considered
that access to a stable and sovereign Iraq is the result of the sacrifices
of American soldiers and Iraqis, he noted that elements of the army and
Iraqi police are able to end any threat of al Qaeda.
It is noteworthy that U.S. President Barack Obama said on 14 December
2011, during a meeting with Soldiers of the Eighty-second Airborne
Division in the U.S. military returning from Iraq and their families at
Fort Bragg, North Carolina, that the future of Iraq will be in the hands
of his people and the American war which will end, indicating that the
Iraq war is a huge success Requests for nine years, pointing at the same
time to "hard work and sacrifices" made by the soldiers, he said it was
necessary to achieve success.
And leave U.S. troops Iraq by the end of the year, leaving behind them 900
thousand man Iraqi security seem ready to deal with internal threats, but
they are unable to protect the land borders, air and water, according to
military officials and Iraqi politicians and U.S., as well as additional
concerns is the potential to be affected by Iraq forces such regional
Iran, which is the enemy of the United States.
Under the security pact signed between Baghdad and Washington at the end
of November 2008 to train and equip Iraqi forces before withdrawing all
U.S. forces from all territories and waters and airspace of Iraq not later
than 31 December of 2011 the current, has withdrawn combat troops from
towns and villages and towns Iraqi June 30, 2009, at the time confirmed
the U.S. military in Iraq that no longer has less than seven thousand
It is expected to continue Iraq's relationship with the United States
during the next phase in what is known (Strategic Framework Agreement),
which provides for the exchange and partnership between the two countries
in economic, diplomatic, cultural and security.
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16 comments:
- Penultimatina said...
Happy birthday, dear Kelli!
- 9:16 AM, January 09, 2009
- Kristin said...
Happy Birthday!
I wept when I turned 30 (but then my 30's turned out to be a good decade), so I expected turning 40 a few years ago to be even more traumatic. But it wasn't.
Somehow, as I get older, and still have the gifts of good health and sound mind and time to write and the love of spouse/family/friends and steady financial resources--those things more than balance out extra lines on my face and a few more pounds on my frame and a few more years on the earth.
Again, Happy Birthday and a happy new decade--enjoy being the youngest in the age division! - 9:20 AM, January 09, 2009
- Polly said...
Happy Birthday! I hope that cake was good.
- 9:26 AM, January 09, 2009
- poetwithadayjob said...
Happy Birthday!
- 10:21 AM, January 09, 2009
- Lee Herrick said...
Happy birthday, Kelli! I hope you have a great one and a happy 2009.
- 1:23 PM, January 09, 2009
- Bernadette Geyer said...
Happy Birthday!
- 2:57 PM, January 09, 2009
- Collin Kelley said...
Happy B-Day!
- 3:01 PM, January 09, 2009
- Maya Ganesan said...
Hope your 40th is a lovely one. - 3:26 PM, January 09, 2009
- Radish King said...
Wishing you cupcakes and clear sailings. One of my violin students said to me the other day you should have a little house by your house you could write in and I asked him if he knew someone with a little house like that thinking for certain he was a friend of yours. He's 10. I think you'd like him.
Happy birthday. Trust me, it gets better from here on out.
Rebecca - 4:56 PM, January 09, 2009
- Lyle Daggett said...
Happy birthday, Kelli!
- 7:34 PM, January 09, 2009
- Eric said...
Happy Birthday Kelli...Welcome to a new decade. May it be a blessed and happy time in your life...
- 8:58 PM, January 09, 2009
- Katie said...
Hi. I'm Katie and my e-mail friend Maya reccomends you and your books frequently. I would like to know what book you have written, so I can check them out.
Katie - 5:04 PM, January 10, 2009
- Priya said...
Happy Birthday! That cake sure looks festive!
- 8:06 PM, January 10, 2009
- January said...
Happy birthday, my dear. Can't wait to see what this year has in store for you!
- 4:25 AM, January 11, 2009
- Oliver de la Paz said...
VERY belated, Kelli. By the way, it looks like I'll FINALLY get to meet you in person in February.
- 8:38 PM, January 12, 2009
- Erin said...
Hi Kelli! Happy belated birthday. May 40 be your Pulitzer Prize winning poetry decade. Or other heaps of suitable accolades for your work and your lovely smile.
take care,
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Just starting us out for the Weekend
Good morning,
Thanks for opening, Alabama. Wow, you have your tree down and decorations put away already. I have to fight DH to let me put things away. He says snowmen, candles and greens are winter decorations and they can stay up longer. Some years it is almost March until he agrees to putting everything away.
Praying you get good news today, Molasses.
Hope you have the day off, YAH.
Burr that's cold again, Barb. I wouldn't want to get out of bed either.
Sounds like you got some nice surprise gifts, Sue.
Sorry about the possible reduced income, Angii. Hope it turns out different.
Not much to report from here. Going to run errands today. GD called to see if I could make boot socks/cuffs for her. I thought maybe I'd pick up some yarn and give it a try. But she found an easier, quicker version on youtube that she and her mom were making last evening. You buy sweaters at a thrift store and cut the sleeves off to make them. I am waiting for her to send me pictures of her creation.
Better go make my shopping list. DH just got up and I haven't started it yet.
Have a great day all.
Good morning, all,
Thanks for opening up, Bama. Hope your birthday was happy!
Sounds like a cute project for your GD, Dianna! DS's GF gave us mugs with crocheted cozies for Christmas. I've never seen that before. I am grateful for your prayers.
The dr's office called yesterday to see if I wanted to move my appt to 1:30 as they had a cancellation, so I did. Hopefully will get some good news and then move on! I snapped a picture of my poor, sore purply breast yesterday. Why? I don't know.
I need to run to the grocery store today after I decide what we are eating from now till Monday. I have more meals that I wanted to fix for DS than I have days.
Happy Friday, everyone!
Morning ladies. Going to be a busy day for me. If I can stay motivated. LOL I need to get Dad's shower done, and also do laundry, Plus I want to start taking my tree down and getting my house back to normal in that aspect so next week I can focus on getting the files moved and all that jazz.
I want a fresh start for 2014. I am done with this year. LOL I need to figure out my goals, and look at some numbers and things, and see what I can get done.
Di, I hope so too, and Cody has already started to work towards having a custom position "created" for the work that he does, so we won't have to take a pay cut. But we need to prepare for the worst, and hope for the best. His contract has to be "recompeted" after 5 years. Well his 5 years is up in August. And because of the economic conditions being what they are, his current position pay's 2/3 of what he was actually hired at. So since he is doing a lot more work that what his job title says he should, we are working on getting things changed. But it is still a concern that it won't work, and he will have to take a pay cut.
Mo, praying for you and sending good news vibes your way!
Bama, so jealous that you have everything put away already!
Di, I have seen free pattern's on the internet (I can't remember where) for the boot cuff's. I hope you can figure something out. I would probably have to make my own since I have such large calf's. I am not even sure that I could find a sweater cuff that would work with out having to find a 3 xl in men's or something.
Hi to Sue, Yah, Barb, and Birdie! Happy Friday!
Morning ladies,
Well 8 more days of 'no workouts' for me....and this weekend-next week will be planning time....am looking forward to getting back into the fold. Was down a pound from last week's weigh in and have been UP and down during this period....couldn't be the pizza, pasta and stuff....NAH LOL
Hoping to catch up later today...
Well I am off to breakfast and then hopefully a trip to SaveMart...wish us luck,
Good Morning, so far, all you ladies! Its in 20's today and tomorrow and then down it will go! By next Tues. when I work after this Sat., its suppose to be -10 in the day! A lot of those kind of temps next week! I don't like the frigid cold and that means using the little heat more here to Or Dh will use it even if I find places to go warm up. Kind of hate being out in that cold though.
Di, those sound like warm things for your legs though! I see Josie must have had a pair on this xmas in her pic's Hope you have a nice errand day!
Thanks for opening Bama and I'm sure you had a nice birthday and enjoy your evening out tonight!
Angii, hope it all works out also as thats whay my Dh retired with. Very low wages for all he did for 40 yrs. and he was the best but the last job at MTU, they just called it maintenance but he did a Lot more than that, and that was the only pension he got as the other yrs. working, they did not pay out at all really. One place pays not even $200 a month now, and the other place just gave a 3,000 dollar pay out and thats it! Which we bought the other garage with. So I hope somehow Cody gets paid what he's worth! I need to pay some more bill's also today
Sue, Enjoy your workout free days as much as you can but I know you will get some workout just doing your daily cleaning
Mo, a bunch of prayers going out to you for some very good news!! Ouch, sounds sore! I just heard my cousin in my work town had a mini stroke on Christmas She is 67 or so, but she was on FB so I guess only weakness left on one side so far. She must have got to the hospital in time.
HI to everybody else and have to go for now. BBL, Yah
Good afternoon ladies,
Yeah and have some stupid facacta name for it too!
Wally and Buddy would get along well LOL
Well it's Friday, a fairly nice day here, with sun and California temps...currently 61 and headed to 67 (now now no throwing snowballs at me). Can I help it that we have a warm front here...nope not me in control, talk to the weather Gods LOL
Had a nice Thursday night...a very light dinner with all the heavy stuff we have had lately and finished off our lemon cake....we still had a slice left but by next week, since we were on our 3rd week now, we didn't think it, even it would be still moist and tasty LOL
We enjoyed our last two episodes of Castle and the end to the first season. Next up is the last season of Burn Notice and then back to Castle.
Slept pretty good, but have decided that 6 a.m. is NOT a fun time to wake up LOL and Chuck and Buddy agree with me LOL
Well now on to the GROCERY REPORT (with the rides too)....the rides were FREAKING FANTASTIC...we were barely half into our window (14 minutes) and one of our fav guys showed up we chit chatted about his Christmas and found more about negotiations still ongoing with the company and drivers and we went straight to SaveMart....so got our cart and off we went.
First WOW on some of the price jumps some things took....just means won't be buying there but at Winco. However, lots on sale and STUFF we had on our list....first tomato sauce was 4 for $1 and usually it's a more so we only had 4 so were able to get 8 of them.
None of their bread on the shelf so got HomePride that was on sale and the same price as theirs now...so our bread buying will continue to be as much as we can get at Winco. I got my Suave Cherry Blossom shampoo but they didn't have the conditioner....however, it was the FREE ITEM...so didn't even cost us anything, even if it was on sale. Got my Body wash too, and hubby got his body cream also. Plus the toothpaste, mouthwash and those kind of things on our list.
Eggs were on sale for $2.50 for the 18 package, so a great buy on that and the real biggy that saved us a LOT of bucks was the ICE CREAM WAS ON SALE FOR $2.89...SAVED US $6!
Got our cheeses too but man some of the ones we were getting there we won't be with the price increase they took. We bought the ones we had on our list but they were on a bit of a sale at least. I got my Pepperjack slices(12) which for $2.89 ain't bad since I get 2 weeks of lunch out of it, with 2 extra slices. But our pizza blend we buy went up and we will just buy the cheeses in it at Winco and blend it ourselves. Got our milk and also got to check things we had on our check it list.
Also got ourselves a lottery ticket for the one here in CA....so wish us luck LOL...yeah like that would happen but hey for a buck gotta give it a chance.
We got checked out and then went down and transferred the stuff into our own bags...they just don't have good packers today and Chuck does a much better job of it.
We were done up early even with our checking and moseying around the store, so went outside as it was warmer out there in the sun than in the store.
Our window didn't start till 11:06 but our ride showed up early about five minutes before 11, so she was 11 minutes early...we weren't complaining....so got up and on the bus and off we went...and we went HOME...which was even nicer.
So we got home earlier than expected and Buddy was happy. Got the stuff put away, cleaned up and even had a nice early lunch too.
I even got my script called in and mail checked already....
Now I am off to get caught up on my boards, answer some emails and by then it will be time for comics and we will get off early today for a nice nap and early start to the evening.
Hope you had a nice day and the same for the evening,
You have had to live in this climate to appreciate...go to bed with 1 foot and wake up to another 3 feet, and of course, you put the shovel handy by the door to shove out LOL
Benign--is there a sweeter word in the English language? Not for me, today anyway. I am so thankful for all your prayers and good thoughts--you guys are such good friends. I am supposed to go for a mammogram again in 6 months, but nothing to worry about now. The dr said she did her residency in New Orleans so she was admiring the Mardi Gras colors of my breast. Apparently Mardi Gras colors are purple, green and yellow.
Glad you had good rides and a good shop, Sue, and wishing you all sorts of lottery-winning luck!
I'm sorry about your cousin, YAH, but glad she seems to be okay. And I hope those cold temps get sidetracked and don't show up for you next week.
Crossing my fingers for the custom position, Angii, and also for your Herbalife business to take off.
I am so glad to have the cancer scare behind me. Although I was fairly confident that I am healthy, the whole experience had me thinking about my life being more than half over. So I have some planning to do in regard to some changes I'd like to make. The New Year is always a big time for me, but this year especially, I think.
Hi ladies,
I have a lot of catching up to do...
Dianna, sorry about all the issues you had to deal with along with the baking, cleaning and all that stuff you did. Yikes on the felt for the pool cue stand too. Sounds like an aggravating day.
I was covered by insurance for years Dianna, till Medicare changed the numbers again and I was off by 1 point, hence tough lady pay for it yourself. Luckily we own our machine now and don't have to deal with that just the tanks...and they gave me a lower price too than is the norm. Just annoying having to buy so many...or just go with Handyride and get a couple and do it that way.
Glad our pizzas got you to make a GF one....and bet, like us you enjoyed every bite LOL
Wow Bama, you were done early and in you're jammies too...
Molasses, a wonderful way to spend Christmas even and I see you were busy with getting the turkey in the oven and presents wrapped, so what was in the stockings????
Sorry about your dad's doctor, Angii.
Was very nice to see Birdie stop by...hope you go
YAH very sorry to hear about the long day on Christmas eve and the bossy PT washer. Sorry they didn't have the soft inside boots, hoping you found some time to soak your feet!
Barb, I see quite around your place too, glad some friends dropped off some Christmas and anniversary goodies. Glad you liked the cards.
YAH I have always loved that Christmas prayer.
Oh Angii, Buddy would tell him...nope all that other stuff is for THEM not US...but if you get lucky they might let you help open them LOL
Angii, I see Charger got a ball too, be careful with the 'stuffed toy' watch him with it so he doesn't chew it too much and get the stuffing in his belly...please please. Wow sounds like you all got some great gifts and I see Cody made out like a bandit.
Oh Molasses, your day sounded perfect and I agree...family is the best gift...but I know that my dear mother in law and father in law were with us in spirit.
Love the pic of the ski hill, YAH. Also glad you got toe relax at son's and to look at some of the lights at the houses. I know how much you like that. Oh and I see you saw sons at work too. Sorry about hubby! Oh you will have to tell me what you think of the Evanovich book as I still need to get 18!
Glad you had a nice time with the family Dianna, and sorry to hear about your apple pies.
Bama, even with the two of us, our stuff stays out till after New Year's....then the weekend after or now during the week will take stuff down.
Sorry about the exercise routine Molasses and hope you can do the 5K next Wednesday.
Yikes on the photo order, Barb, how frustrating. Can't wait to see the pics on hubby's camera.
Glad you had off the day after too, YAH and got to relax and chill out.
Oh Bama, LOL you and Jack Benny and my DMIL are all 39...in fact on my birthday I said that to Chuck "like mom I am now staying 39" LOL
Angii, we usually have lots of foggy days in December, but none this year. Sorry about the winter blahs. Hoping once you get a plan set, it will get rid of the blahs...the recipes sound good but had to laugh about he 'foofoo' for Cody as Chuck is the same way. Us too Angii, will be drastically redoing our budget come January!
Wow YAH the snow ice pic of tree and trail is just awesome, thanks for sharing. Sorry son and family didn't come. HUGS on missing the family. Thanks for the ride and shopping vibes as things went very well.
Bama, thanks for our start today.
Dianna, have to agree with hubby on the snowmen, candles and greens and well it's still winter in March so I get that too...sorry! Yes very nice surprise gifts. Oh can't wait to see GD's creation. Sounds like the "leg warmers of the 80s" I used to wear them to walk into work with my boots...had shoes under my desk to switch into.
Molasses, know that my prayers are coming to you also. And yes I have seen the crocheted cozies before...one of the ladies on a board way back used to make them up. Well good idea on the snap shot to show them how bad it is !
Wow a busy day for you Angii, and I hope you get it all done. Same for me this coming week, will start looking at my workouts and get my plan done. Sending my prayers and good vibes for Cody's job.
Oh I love that saying YAH about Christmas is forever...brrr on the coming temps. Don't blame you on being out in it. I am cold just reading it.
Oh Molasses, doing my Yippity Skippity dance for you...no there are no sweeter words in the English language. I'd of had some words about her analogy of your breast.
We have done the same Molasses, and we are older than you but have to think and prepare we say.
Well I am all caught up again and off to comics....followed by a nice nap....
YAY!!!!! Great news Molasses!
ok so this is to cool off anyone to warm South Haven lighthouse seems to get iced up pretty good hey? The winds and waves must be strong!
Very happy news Mo!! Can't think of anything better to happen today!! Guess the colors were worth that good news I know by experience, it sure makes one think of the future. Now I think you will enjoy your Ds's company even more as this hurdle is done with right?
Sue, sounds like a very quick ride and good shopping trip today! Although its warmer there, you didn't have to wait around to long. Dont' think the snowballs would reach there! Just picture me throwing them! Thought Jan. would be nicer but its off to a Very Cold start I guess. Enjoy your evening and sleep a little later tomorrow maybe?
Well, shower time here and just thankful to get my patches in these days as will miss tomorrow now. Police etc. were at that neighbor thats so bad acting here, and I guess social worker also so he got his oil free again etc. His wife, so far anyway, is still living with an ex Dh in town, must have called in a social worker about her Dh She has lots of money stuff to sell there, but they seem to have the system made to get the free stuff anyway. I would just move to town if I was him there.
Well, better close and hope you all have a wonderful evening and some good sound sleep to!! Yah
Sue, Charger's "stuffed animal" is stuffed with an empty water bottle. No stuffing in our house. We spent over $4,000 on Whiskey in less than 6 months because she thought it was doggie crack! LOL She got into some when we were at our Halloween race, came home and she was sick. Throwing up everytime she drank water, wouldn't eat, Cody took her into the vet, and she had a blockage. The Xray looked like rocks, so after trying meds to move it, they did surgery. Ended up removing 12 inches of her intestine. While she was recovering at the vet, we cleaned up the yard, threw out all the torn toys, and beds and stuff. Well she had buried some somewhere in the yard, and dug it up 3 months later. Back to the vet we went. So we WILL NOT ever have a stuffing toy in this house.
MO! THAT IS WONDERFUL NEWS!!!!! So happy for you! And the comment from the Dr was great! LOL Hopefully the bruise fades quickly.
Yah, awesome ice picture!
Well the tree is down, the outside lights are down, and everything is boxed up and put back in the attic! Now dinner is simmering and just about done, and then it will be watch TV time. I am pooped!
Thanks for celebrating with me, WOWsters! As odd as it might sound, I got a lot of comfort from you all. I kept listing in my head all of you with Good News Biopsies, which helped, but the biggest help was telling myself that even if the news was not good, Dianna got through it and I would, too.
Dianna, I am totally taking a road trip to PA to take you out for a GF lunch one day when the weather is better!
Love you all!
Yay, Molasses! Great news!
Just wanted to stop in -- but I need to log off since I'm out of battery. Both the computer, and me - LOL! Weather change (dangerous cold) coming in and my body is the early warning system. See you all tomorrow.
Good Morning , doing the Happy Dance for you Mo!!!!!!
Well we had a lovely time with friends last night . I ate way to much which is not unusual for me . Seems like the older I get the more I eat. I received some very nice cards and a box of my Favorite Candy. Just exactly what I needed. At least it was a small box. And I can't get it in Bama so I figured some extra time on the treadmill would take care of it.
Not much going on here today. DD is working . She works pt at a Dog grooming place which then in the Summer when school is out she will work full time. They get paid all year at the School so this will enable her to get caught up.
Gona jump in the shower and get my day started.
Oh the only thing today is that my DD brought over my Mothers Sewing Machine and I got it all cleaned up(it had been above the Garage since '97 and was very dusty . Now I need to pick up some thread to see if it still works . The light still came on so I hope it is working also . It had some thread with it but thread rots after so many years so I cleaned all the bobbins and threw all thread away.
Well I need to get in the shower . BBL
Ah, Molasses, that is so sweet of you but I won't hold you to it. Just glad I had your phone number tucked away from years ago and I was able to reach out to you to offer my support. One in eight women in the US will get breast cancer some time in her life. I thank God that you weren't one of them.
Angii, after your stuffed toy experience, stuffed toys were banned from our house too.
Alabama, I hope the sewing machine works. I am thinking with a good cleaning and some oil you may be good to go if it was working when you put it in storage.
Glad you have a good shopping trip, Sue. Ours went fine but not much leftover gift wrap to be found. Everything is pretty much gone in our stores. I was surprised since the stores seemed to have full shelves just a week before Christmas. Must have been a lot of last minute shoppers or it was insane the day after Christmas.
YAH, what a amazing picture of the lighthouse frozen over. I've never seem a lighthouse let alone one covered in ice. Thanks for sharing.
Barb, stay warm. I couldn't imagine anyone moving someplace so cold by choice. But looking at the beautiful scenery on the website, I can understand why it is your dream location.
Yah, you stay warm too. Wish you had a nice toasty house and didn't need to worry about turning up the heat.
DH just got a call, guess he will be taking a road trip up north with his buddy today. So I will have the house and day to myself. Now to figure out what to get into. I have to clean up cat and dog hair but beyond that nothing that I need to do. It's times like this that I wish my DD's lived closer or I had a GF to do something with.
DH and the animals are all ready for breakfast so better go.
Have a great day.
Morning again, I have beans in the Crock . Never done them in the Crock before so we shall see how they turn out. I went to the Bean companys web site and they said yes you could cook in the crock so we shall see.
Di, Walmart had paper left but I didn't get any. Most of the stores I visited did not. I did stop at the local CVS and Becky the Clerk (see how small it is she knows our card #"s) said hers sold out Christmas Eve day. So I didn't get any either. I did buy a DVD Player that they had Half Price . Nothing fancy but I wanted one for the Den so didn't have to carry back and forth. I just do not go shopping on Black Friday and Day after Christmas any longer . If I don't get something then it's ok.
I need to tell my DD about the stuffed toys for the Dogs. She probably already know but will mention it to her anyway.
Yep Ohio's cold enough for me . Up to 50 today sooo pretty good I would say. I told DH I was ready to go home after next Saturday and he said Nope , we' re staying until Feb as planned.
I did run to Walmart and picked up some thread so that will be my project this weekend . I should have gotten some oil but didn't . I just finished my Calendars for 2014 and also got my Desk Calendars in from UPS. My SIL always sends me those from her DD printing company. They didn't get to do OBama's Christmas Card this year as he wanted a pop up one and they don't do Pop up's . They did do Joe Bidens? spelling maybe . I did see it on Facebook.
Yah, Stay warm and hope you get some time off soon. I loved the Frozen Light house also. We have a stone quarry in town and they have a hugh, I mean hugh stone in front that has been made so that water squirts out of it and in the Winter time the water freezes as it runs down . It is so pretty and I had wanted to get a picture of it but with the "high" temp today it will probably melt before I can .
Mo, again I am still doing that happy Dance for you.
Sue I see you had a good shopping trip again. Great buy on the Ice cream . .
Hello Barb and Angii.
Morning ladies. Not sure what the day will hold. I need to finish up a couple loads of laundry that I didn't have time for yesterday, but other than that, what we wanted to get done this weekend, is done. DH may work in the garage on stuff. We need to make a rock shield for the bike.
This is the comforter set that I got for Christmas. I took a picture to send to my Mom in law.
Well I better run so I can make us breakfast, and then get Dad moving.
Still smiling and doing my Yippitty Skippity dance for you this a.m. Molasses.
Well I got my dusting done, Lucy is doing the towels, off to breakfast and some bathrooms to clean. So back later to catch up....
Have a great Saturday,
Angii, I really like your comforter set . Looks very nice .
I just got this today and thought I would pass it on .
Brrrr, our warm weather (30 - above) is gone and it's down to 4. I went out & restocked the fridge but that's about all I accomplished today. I've been spending a lot of time on the internet researching another trip to Yellowstone this spring. We'll have to camp most of the time (sleeping bags in the back of the van) and bring most of our own food, but it may be doable.
Glad you had a nice meal & enjoy the small box of candy. DH and I have plowed through two pounds of homemade caramels in the last few weeks. I have some homemade heath bars too, but I bagged most of them up and put them in the freezer in the garage. My GF is an amazing candy maker!
I like your comforter set, Angii -- looks great!
Did you find something fun to do today, Dianna? I need to clean house tomorrow - yuck! Friends coming over for dinner Monday. I think I'll make a big pan of lasagna. It's not quite the first of the year so the resolutions won't be kicking in right away.
I'm sure you're still celebrating, Molasses!
Hi Sue & YAH. I've started & stopped this post about 5 times, so I guess I'd better log off. Have a nice evening!
Time for me to catch up....
Holy cow YAH I'll say South Haven lighthouse gets iced up...yikes. Yes it was a nice quick ride, YAH and a good shopping trip. Yeah I am picturing a wicked good arm and I am hit on many body parts....LOL
Angii, gotcha on the stuffed animal, but having a hard time visualizing it and Charger doesn't try to chew the bottle??? I am with you as our Cassidy got bloated and we were lucky as she was always a strange eater and we were home and she came in and I said to Chuck something's not right and we called our Vet and told them we were coming and what we thought was bloat and sure enough it was and he said we were very lucky to have caught it so quick. After that no more dry food for her but the stuff from the vet to start with and then rice and cottage cheese, chicken and rice, beef and rice.
Wow Angii, I can see why you are all pooped....I will tackle my stuff next weekend.
Molasses, we are just all so happy to hear you are alright and I'd love to be on the road and go on the lunch with you. Love ya too.
(((HUGS)))) and healing vibes, Barb.
Bama, glad you had such a nice time with your friends, enjoyed your food and got some nice cards and your favorite candy. What a nice job for DD. Hope the sewing machine still works for you. Thanks for the memory of my grandma in her sewing room once we left for Long Island, my bedroom as a kid and guest room when I visited...she loved to sew and did it marvelously. Made my wool suits which were lined and just gorgeous.
Dianna, sorry about no leftover gift wrap, my friend in Washington went to WM and made out like a bandit there with it. How about sit and read a book or do some little "Dianna project".
Bama, hope the beans turned out alright. Oh Bama, we bought dog and cat calendars for $1.50 at SaveMart last trip and of course I got my 2 Pillsbury one's in the next day LOL
Very nice comforter set, Angii.
Love the Merry Christmas message, Bama.
BRRR Barb and wow Yellowstone...I wish I could go.
Well off to clean up after dinner,
Good Morning ladies,
Just starting in to Say Happy Sunday!!
Yea , Barb on packing aways those homemade Heath Bars. I still have Christmas cookies and M and M peanuts . I think I may do the same. When I worked at Krogers after each Holiday what was left they marked down . We use to get it for 25 cents a bag and I always had plenty in my freezer . Of course I was 50 # slimmer then . The Companies at that time would come in and count what was left and give the Store credit for them and then Kroger turned around and sold them at a reduced price so they make out on them more than once. Same on the Greeting Cards . They picked up the actual card but left the envelopes on the break table for us to take home . I still have a huge box of envelopes. Miss those freebies or Bargain days.
Well it is raining here so I don't know what the Temp is suppose to be today.
DD coming over to mend some stuff. Yes, My Mothers old Singer machine is working A one . Don't want to jinx it . it also has different Cams you can put in for making different stiches . There are about 30 of them . Haven't ventured into those yet. I am very pleased with it . I had two Machines in Bama but I sold one and after I did I had regrets but the person that bought it was a friend so I know it got a good home. It came with a cabinet . No way could I afford one now.
Time for my coffee.
Be sure and take some time for yourself today. Get a book and read. We also like Jig Saw puzzles .
Good morning ladies,
Angii, great looking comforter set.
Glad the sewing machine is up and running, Alabama. If you want to pick one up really cheap, check out public sales. Our one neighbor buys things at public sales and resells them. He said sewing machines with cabinets sell for almost nothing (if they sell at all). I remember years ago my MIL was upset when her machine (a good one with lots of extras) in an extra large cabinet went for $5.
No goodies to freeze here. DH is working on the plate of cookies from the neighbors and the tin of cookies/goodies that he were given for his birthday by DD and GD. I left the filled cookies that I baked at DD's house rather than bring them home and I didn't make or buy any candy this year.
Nope, nothing exciting yesterday. Cleaned my house and took Molly for a short walk. It was almost 60 degrees so we toured the yards. Beyond that not much happened. Watched a bunch of movies and read GF cookbooks for lack of anything better to do, I need to get a life.
Supposed to rain all day and then get colder again. At least you don't need to shovel rain.
Same old Sunday routine today. Sunday school and church until noon, home for the afternoon and back to church tonight. I am taking fruit salad to the after service fellowship time tonight. I'll make that this afternoon. Beyond that, no clue what the day will hold.
Have a nice day all.
Good morning, all, and Happy Sunday!
DD and SIL will be coming for one last family supper tonight. (DS is leaving in the morning.) I'm making shrimp scampi and ziti, and since I didn't do our traditional cranberry mint cheesecake for Christmas (opted for pumpkin caramel instead), that's on the menu, too. Although I haven't gained any weight, I almost can't wait for the new year to get back to healthier eating! I've had enough of the treats and richer foods to last me awhile.
DH has spent the week moving all his office furniture back home. He is closing up his practice, and will just finish up a few matters from home. Business has been slow, and the work he's been getting is stuff he's not that comfortable with so it's been keeping him up at night. I've been wishing for quite a while that he'd just find something else to do before all the stress makes him sick. (His dad had a stroke at age 50.) My feeling is now that we've gotten the kids through college and don't have any debt other than the mortgage, he could get a less stressful job and actually enjoy life. I know he's got mixed feelings, and he hasn't been putting much energy into pursuing other options, but I wish he'd just see it as an opportunity.
Love the iced over lighthouse picture, YAH. It looks like a creature from Dr. Seuss! That would be so cool to see.
Nice comforter, Angii, and nice bed!
Sounds like a fun trip to Yellowstone, Barb, even on a budget. You wouldn't have to worry about rain or bears, sleeping in the van anyway! Your GF sounds dangerous.
Dianna, one way or another, you'll be seeing me sometime in 2014. Maybe I'll come crash your RLF team.
Sue, wouldn't it be fun if we could all get together? Maybe when you win that lottery, you can host a WOW party! (Or I will when we win.)
Bama, so cool that you have your mom's sewing machine and it works! I picked up a puzzle for DA but can't get her interested. It's such a pretty picture though, I might just do it myself and then varnish it and hang it up.
It's almost noon so I guess I should get moving again here. Enjoy the day, everyone!
Well had a nice Friday night as I got to have some more of my yummy pizza for dinner, a scoop of Peanut Butter ice cream for dessert while I had my man Hunter and then Stargate:SG:1 on the TV...can't get any better than that!!!! Then we checked some more disks and off to get ready for bed. Watched WOF and then rolled over and I fell asleep but had some weird dreams and kept waking up and not for pit stops, only had one of those, but just one of those restless nights. Buddy stepped on my leg this morning as I was stretching and OMG my legs cramped in the back while Buddy is walking on the top....not the best wake up for the a.m. to say the least LOL
Plus after dinner I came to the end of my chapter for my book and got my workout folder out and started picking out candidates for my January workouts.
My normal Saturday with getting my light dusting done, towels in Lucy, bathrooms cleaned and then I did the rags too as had towels from out trip out to the store and cleaning out Buddy's house (he gets water all over it....and himself...as he gets excited when he hears the bus come home....plus he got sick Christmas morning (too much excitement Christmas eve, treats, toys, pizza crust, ice cream etc....)
I folded up the towels and then cut the ends off the hair towel ones as they were a mess and we still have enough towel for our hair. We need new towels but for now these and our current bath ones will suffice. Only us using them.
Then I went into my desk drawer and grabbed my workout files (it shouldn't surprise you I have them organized for Total Body workouts, lower body, upper body, etc) LOL Started clearing out my workout folders as so many I can't do any longer. Then I had a bunch out and re-filed those in their appropriate folders.
So now have to figure out what I am doing for January....fun stuff!
Still have the rest of the drawer to clean out, plus my stand up and then will tackle the file cabinets with no more business stuff...hubby wants to help with that. Well I want it done so we shall see if he gets off his butt and helps or like always I do it myself.
Also still have to start on clearing off my hard drive, go through favorites again on the computer, go through mail program files too and do some deleting.
So lots to keep my busy this coming week and thereafter LOL
We had a yummy dinner with our last slice of frittata and since it was so light we had a very small slice of our cheesecake I made and it was delicious. Plain one this year no cherries. A very small piece so will get 4 more servings for 8 out of the pie...pretty good! We watched the White House Down movie and it was very good, reminded us of the original Die Hard plot (or a variation I should say) but kept our interest.
Had a pretty good night's sleep, just a bit tired this a.m.
Well it's Sunday Sunday Sunday and looking forward to my 'me day' since I didn't get to do any catch up on my boards Saturday like I thought will hopefully get to it today.
As is the norm on a Sunday...Lucy is taking care of the sheets, clean ones are on the bed, CBS Sunday show is taping, and my bathroom is full of cherry blossom product. Plus got the steam machine filled as will steam, then use my new face mask I got myself for my birthday and yes I did test it on my arm underside and no reaction at all, so that is good.
Buddy is chomping at the bit for his pancake, so off to breakfast and then a game of Tag Team Barbelly or maybe a Double Ball game as Buddy discovered he liked that one too
Then his take out time and I will be off to shower, creaming, spritizing, steaming, face masking, more creaming and comics....and then decide what's next LOL Maybe even start a new run with Bookworm.
Well off to get some sustenance....have a wonderful Sunday,
Me too, Earl, we need the Charmed ones to do a lost and found spell LOL
Sue, here is a link to the toy http://www.amazon.com/Plush-Puppies-Water-Bottle-Buddy/dp/B0024EG6A8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1388335774&sr=8-1&keywords=dog+bottle+toy
Not sure what we will get into today. Most likely nothing but football! LOL
Yesterday we took Charger to the park, and Cody worked on Diesel, and that was about it. I did make dinner, one of our last cheat weeks. We are going to both participate in the weight loss challenge, so we are getting all the bad eating out of the way. LOL
Well I better go and make breakfast!
Good Afternoon ladies! Figured I needed some color after all the ice and snow pic's!! I wish it would stay this season or Spring A very cold one again and cold all week I guess in single digits and below 0 It felt so good after work, (heat wave) at 30 degree's yesterday! Went son's and took shower in his nice clean water and relaxed and was still there when he got home Just a short time as he was going to go up ladder and knock some ice on roof top before the cold again. I went for a short time in grocery store and then home. Was misting and then snow squalls on way home! So it was getting colder fast! Glad no work today although the darn heat has to be on sometimes as I'm here! Dh is over neighbors for football so it could be off more otherwise.
Di, sounds so nice and warm there! Sounds like a nice quiet day and you do have Molly to keep you company. I do miss having a dog sometimes. Got last Christmas 'patch' today from the meetings so a bright spot of the day. Nothing much planned otherwise.
Bama, I'd like my mom's sewing machine to but no room here Its an old treadle type with a few little drawers on it but I like the slowness of it. No fancy stuff on it but I don't need that I know you will use yours! No bakery here much either
Angii, love the comforter and the Big bed! No room for that one here Hope you get to relax today and sounds great if you and Cody work together on the food stuff. It sure helps
Mo, I know your happy at your kids being home for sure today! I know you will miss your DS also Wow, thats a big step for your Dh then? Hope he finds some relaxing kind of work then soon. No use having stressful work when you get older for sure.
Maybe you can get some break time also for a while at least
Sue, love the comic's and finding the socks! And true, think Timmy need's the leash
So glad your enjoying your 'me' day with your Christmas things also and hope you can relax the rest of the day to Can't wait for pic's of your Christmas! Just washing a few little things in Cold water today I am still hoping for the day off tomorrow also.
Barb, do you by any chance have a recipe for those Heath bars or candies? I know a lady at work would love to have it! I don't think my SIL had one and I shared a few I had the other year but I think they came from the company Swiss Colony as toffee squares. They order lots of nuts etc. from there so get these free things also which they also give for Christmas to people Glad you can fit your car in the garage as would be super hard to do here Keep warm!!
Well, better go and should call sis also as she was suppose to fly out of Detroit back to St. Louis last night, I think. I will have to go back and check on her email if it was Tues. She said BIL was getting worse as he calls many times if my sis goes out at all. But he knows whats going on but can't help the worrying about things, and he sure has Good hearing! Have a great 'me' day everyone and a relaxing peaceful night! Yah
Time for me to catch up...hope this one gets posted as the one on my other thread has to get administrator approval and there isn't a thing in there...go figure.
Bama, I could et those M and M peanuts in record time LOL Wow some great deals at Kroger back in the day I see. Wow so glad the Singer sewing machine is still working. My grandma had a Singer too. My grandma's machine had those cam things you describe as I remember her doing different stitches...she tried to get me to work on it, but I was more comfortable under the hood of car LOL
Your walk with Molly sounds nice Dianna, as does the movie watching and looking at your cookbooks...hey sometimes just those simple things are nice. Very true, don't have to shovel rain but clean the mud LOL can't win...
Oh Molasses I wish I was at your house for dinner tonight as I love shrimp scampi and ziti too. I haven't gained any either Molasses, scary LOL Your dinner with DD and SIL and DS sounds wonderful.
HUGs to your hubby but glad to hear he is closing his practice, especially if the business is keeping him up...as you said not worth it.
Yes Molasses, it would be great if we could all get together...and yeah a good way to spend some of that lottery money....unfortunately not this weekend's as we didn't have any numbers.
Thanks for the picture Angii...and a day watching football sounds good to me LOL
Love the autumn pic, YAH. Yes I can remember when 30 was warm LOL Glad you got in a nice shower in at your son's and got to see him too. Plus I see you got some grocery shopping done too before heading home. Glad no work today. Glad you enjoyed the comics. Hope you get a hold of your sister and all is well.
Well I am off to dry out my steam machine and go play some games too.
Evening, ladies!
Another cold one here. I didn't even go out at all today. Thankfully DH has been taking the dogs out. He's been running errands and doing some things in the basement. He went to get a big piece of glass so we could hang a picture (the original one broke during the move, evidently). Anyway, now the frame has come apart, so that's now in the basement waiting for the glue to dry. He brought the other two dining room chairs over from storage and one is also being glued. We just don't have room for them. I don't like them anyway and would really like to find something different sometime. We don't eat in there much anyway, just when we have company for dinner.
Didn't get my lasagna made today either, but I can get that done tomorrow morning. Seems like I've been doing laundry all day with my mini-washer and dryer. I finally had DH take a laundry basket out to my car that has a couple of king-size bedspreads and some bath rugs. I've been meaning to take them to the Laundromat ... for about three months.
YAH, I don't have a recipe for the heath bar candy. My GF (who lives in the Cities) makes them and sells them, so I wouldn't feel right about asking her. I imagine that there are some recipes out there on the internet.
Glad to hear your DH is getting away from his practice if it has been really stressful. Maybe he just needs a break and some time to think about what he would like to do. I must say I feel much better escaping the law firm rat race, although, honestly, I would be happy if I didn't have to find some kind of part-time work next summer.
I'd better get going. I got caught up doing some research last night and it was 6:30 before I even thought about making some dinner -- and that didn't happen since DH had skipped lunch and was hungry. Takeout steak sandwiches were pretty tasty, but too much food since we each got a bowl of French onion soup - with lots of melted cheese. Next time I'll get the soup and a salad. Have a great evening!
Sue, I approved your posts awhile ago, so I thought it would be up by now. The software flagged it for the D. Clark reference.
Pretty picture, YAH! Glad you got to see your son for a bit, and got a nice shower in, too.
Barb, I had our comforter in my trunk pretty much all summer, planning to take it to the laundromat. I think it was Sept before I got it done.


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Small and weird fit
By SBTB Fan
from Boston, MA
About Me Casual Dresser
Comments about this product:
This sweatshirt is an odd fit, the material is very thick and stiff (Not conducive to the classic Kelly "off the shoulder" look). The body was tight and the length was long and the side seams are not centered. Will be returning it :-(
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
By Ky
from Toronto, Ontario, Canada
About Me Trendy/Stylish Dresser
My sister was so happy when she received this sweater as a gift!
Not as pictured
By Liza
from IL
The sweatshirt I received was not the same style as the sweatshirt pictured. The picture shows a loose fitting sweatshirt with cut off neck, sleeves, and waist band. But the sweatshirt I received had complete finished seams on all of the edges--the edges were not cut. It fit very snugly and was not the style of the sweatshirt Kelly wore on SBTB.
very pretty
By cookie
from Roseville, Michigan
i really like the sweatshirt even though its alittle too small but im keeping it anyway cause its so cute
Love it!
By kristi
from Mobile,AL
This was a great gift! My sister absolutely loved it! We never missed this show growing up, so it was very sentimental!
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Not As Pictured
By J
from New Haven, CT
I was expecting an over-sized, dolman style sweatshirt, like I remember seeing at the NBC store in NYC and like what is pictured here. What I got was a slim fit, boat neck sweatshirt with weird edges along the neck, waistband, sleeves, down the sides of the torso on each side, and diagonal across the collar bone on each side (it almost looks like patchwork)...none of which is pictured. I'm not sure what happened since the reviews I read (2012 + earlier), but something has evidently changed. I bought this as a gift for my sister, so all I can do is hope that she is satisfied with it and is comfortable in it, otherwise I will be returning it. I was planning on buying one for myself, but after what I received, I have definitely changed my mind.
By Brit
from Philadelphia, PA
About Me Classic Dresser
I was under the impression from the photos and description that this would be identical to the style of Kelly Kapowski's Bayside sweatshirt from the TV Show. What I got was a fitted grey boatneck sweatshirt with the Bayside logo. Everything about this sweatshirt is fitted, including the sleeves. I am 5'3", 100 lbs and I thought by purchasing a size Medium that this would fit baggy and loose, similar to Kelly's on the show. This was the exact oppoosite of what arrived. I purchased this as a Halloween costume and if it had not arrived so close to Halloween, leaving me no alternative, I would have returned this purchase immediately.
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By Nikki Gene
from Portland, OR
Growing up watching Saved By The Bell I always wanted a sweatshirt like Kelly's but my parents would have never allowed me to cut up my own clothes. Now that I am all grown up and was able to purchase this sweatshirt is amazing! I LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!
Very Soft
By Miss Runner
from Orange County, Ca
It will shrink! I like it!
By Lindsay
from Stamford, CT
About Me Stylish
Love this Sweatershirt, tons of compliments
great easy halloween costume!
By apple
from New York, NY
About Me Classic
i bought this for an office halloween party and it was such an easy costume to put together! Everyone loved it, super comfortable too!
Go Bayside!
By Lin
About Me Comfort-oriented, Practical, Trendy
Bought this product after seeing an episode wondering if they sold the sweater and they did! hahah I had to buy it! I love it. It's soft and warm. It is pretty thin but like I said, it really is warm. A bit short but if you put a tank under it's fine. Regardless I do recommend this sweater!
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love this!
By Christine
About Me Comfort-oriented, Stylish
I bought this because my boyfriend & I are going to be Zack & Kelly (from Saved by the Bell) for Halloween. This is an easy (and comfortable!) top for Kelly to wear! It is SO soft. I got a large, wanting it to be a little big and it looks & fits great (although it does stretch a bit after wearing it for a while). I would certainly recommend this!
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March 2011
Budget and procurement updates
The Council on Revenues came out with its latest quarterly estimate for the 2011 fiscal year late last week. The 3 percent revenue growth it foresaw for the state of Hawaii less than 3 months ago in December has been reduced to .5 percent.
The political instability in the Middle East continues to impact the price of oil, which translates into higher costs for fuel, a major factor in the health of our number one industry—tourism. Adding to this serious international situation is the tragic, heart-breaking disaster which hit Japan just days ago and causing damage in Hawaii, after the Council of Revenues meeting. These are certainly extremely concerning factors when we consider the immediate future economic health of the state and the university system. Continued below
University and campus news
- Support for Japan
- Becoming a model indigenous university
- TMT project moves forward
- Mountain West contract signed
- Manoa is great for bicycling
- Professor selected as Leopold Fellow
- Pharmacy residency program underway
- Scholarships established at UHWO, Leeward
- Grant to support garden project
- 2011 New Century Scholar
- Paliku Arts Festival slated
Budget and procurement update, continued
Prior to the Council on Revenues updated projections, the State House Finance Committee passed its initial draft of the budget, which will now go over to the Senate for its consideration. This House draft proposes a $16 million reduction to the university from the governor's executive budget proposal, as part of a total $120 million reduction for all executive agencies. It is still too early to tell how this will develop. The over-used term is that "everything is on the table" in terms of revenue-generating and budget-reducing proposals at the Legislature. The truth is we simply do not know what will emerge at the end of the Legislative session.
We are diligently communicating with our legislative contacts, and we do have many, many friends in the Legislature who understand and champion education as the critical investment in the future that it is. Our leadership team is meeting with them daily, multiple times a day, shoring up our existing support and mining any and all options.
I wish I had a more optimistic picture for you. But we are doing all we can to be responsible stewards of our younger generations' future, and we continue to believe and to remind all we are in contact with that higher education is an absolutely critical investment in our future to which we simply cannot abrogate responsibility. That said, I believe we will get through this tough situation. We welcome any and all support from our constituents at the university and throughout the community, to help us survive these very challenging times.
The university is working hard to address the budget shortfall, particularly through implementing various administrative efficiencies. As of last month, UH payroll information is now reviewed and sent electronically to the State of Hawaii Department of Accounting and General Services for processing.
This streamlining project eliminated the manual preparation of handwritten payroll schedules at UH, the manual transmission of these paper schedules to DAGS, and a manual data entry process at DAGS. The improvements will reduce transcription errors and improve security as well.
UH is the first major state employer to implement electronic payroll submission to DAGS, which hopes to move other state agencies online as well. This project was completed through collaboration among Information Technology Services, our Payroll Office, the UH System Office of Human Resources, the DAGS Central Payroll group and the DAGS Information and Communication Services Division.
UH Manoa News
UH Manoa professor selected as Leopold Fellow
Hope Jahren, a professor in the Department of Geology and Geophysics at the Manoa School of Ocean and Earth Sciences and Technology, has been selected as one of 20 environmental scientists for the prestigious 2011 Leopold Leadership Fellowship Program. Based at Stanford University's Woods Institute for the Environment, the Leopold Leadership Program was founded in 1998 to help academic scientists make their knowledge accessible to decision makers.
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The funeral will be held at 2 p.m. today, Feb. 24, 2013, in the chapel of Higgins Funeral Home with the Rev. Jerry Herron officiating.
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For lurkers wondering - it is very easy. The swap to the SWM-8 is basically a move a cable at a time obvious
Yes - very easy - think I spent about as much time setting mine up as you did.
My gripe this weekend is that DirecTV sent me a new H20 and it appears to be one of the flavors that doesn't recognize the SWM8.
Looking at the picture of the SWM8, it specifies which Sats/voltages are connected to each input. How do you know which outputs of the WB68 to use?
I currently have cascaded WB68s. What I'd like to do is insert the SWM8 after the primary WB68, parallel to the secondary WB68 (each would use 4 ports). I would then connect one HR20 (which has only a single cable running to it) and an HDTivo (using 2 legacy ports). Does this sound like it will work?
Yes, that sounds like it would work. As for the four inputs, if you're connecting them to four outputs of a WB68 you don't need to worry - the SWM8 will "signal" the WB68 outputs so that they configure correctly to match the SWM8's needs.
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