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OK going to skip all the clichés and pleas for a miracle for the New York Rangers to come back and win the Stanley Cup. There really is just one thing to ask of you the players and coaches. Please send the Los Angeles Kings back to Los Angeles empty handed. If they are going to party then let them do it in front of their own fans.
See there is a 13 year old boy who had his heartbroken back in 1972 when the Boston Bruins defeated the Rangers in 6 games and celebrated on the Garden ice. It was a terrible feeling for a boy who rooted for his heroes only for them to fall short of what really looked like a chance to end the curse of 1940.
It is the only time in Ranger's history that someone besides the Rangers got to raise the cup at Madison Square Garden. So for all the 13 years old boys and girls who will be at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night, do them a favor and don't break their hearts.
Reach inside and let Wednesday be about the Ranger players and their fans, beat the Kings and let us have one more salute at center ice. This season has been one heck of a wild ride and the team has brought back a hope that has been forgotten by many for so long.
You guys started this season out west because your home wasn't ready and for a while it really looked like this season was going to be a disaster. But it wasn't and for all of us who didn't think this team was going to get this far then I offer an apology for not believing in you.
You beat those Philadelphia Flyers and their lame attempts to bully you. You shocked the Pittsburgh Penguins so badly that it cost both their coach and their GM their jobs. You spanked the Montreal Canadiens despite their attempts to play dirty. Yes you guys gave a wild ride but at the same time you made us proud by the way you rallied around Martin St. Louis at his most painful of moments.
Beat LA and let us show the hockey world that there is no greater bond than the one between the Rangers and their fans. Beat LA and deny them the opportunity to skate around the Garden ice with the cup.
Be the New York Rangers and show the world why they call it the "World's Most Famous Area."
But most of all do it for yourselves so you can take the curtain call that you so richly deserve. Thank you for restoring the pride in the Ranger uniform and thank you for giving us fans a reason to really have hope for tomorrow.
Beat LA because #WEREALLYBLEEDBLUE.
Petr Zamorsky
By now you have heard that the Rangers have signed Czech born defenseman Petr Zamorsky to a 2 year deal. Zamorsky is a 21 year old who is 5'11 190lbs who will be coming to the Rangers from HC Zlin via the Blues of Finland's top league. Zamorsky had originally signed with the Blues but was able to get out that contract to sign with the Rangers.
It will be interesting to see how quickly he adapts to the North American brand of hockey as he has played a physical game in the Czech league but it is a different story in North America.
Those I talked to about Zamorsky think he can help the Rangers but they were thinking more long term than helping right away. At 5'11 it will be interesting to see which Ranger defender he pushes for a job.


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Only three schools in the north country are looking at cuts in state aid in the governors executive budget proposal presented Tuesday.
However, as district superintendents work on their 2013-14 school budgets, many are still unhappy the state continues to take money directly out of school aid to offset the states deficit.
Copenhagen, Colton-Pierrepont and Clifton-Fine central schools were the only districts in the north country that saw cuts in the governors budget proposal.
We were hoping to restore some programs that have been cut the past few years, but with the loss in State Aid, that does not look possible, Copenhagen Superintendent Scott N. Connell said in an email.
The district was restored $122,725 after $436,845 was taken out of the proposal in order to offset the states deficit.
Building aid also was a factor in the districts proposed loss in aid.
The way state aid runs, our total aid went down $192,000, but take building aid out, it went up $181,000 building aid was considerably higher due to our building project being finished and were starting to repay, Mr. Connell said. Bottom line is, were losing 2.58 percent from last year, but its not all operating aid that were losing.
Colton-Pierrepont Superintendent Joseph A. Kardash said he was surprised to see a 3.5 percent drop in aid when he looked at the governors proposal.
This is not the 4.4 percent increase that Governor Cuomo described in his speech today, he said in an email Tuesday. An overall aid loss of $84,481 is tough when we just projected an increase of about $475,000 in (Employees Retirement System), (Teachers Retirement System), Social Security, health insurance, (Board of Cooperative Educational Services) and projected salaries. We will have to sharpen our pencils and try to find other savings where we can.
Clifton-Fine interim Superintendent Susan O. Shene was not available for comment.
South Jefferson Central School District Superintendent Jamie A. Moesel said she was most encouraged by the gap elimination adjustment restoration of $452,944, which cushioned the districts initial gap adjustment cut of $2,579,194.
Not counting building aid, the district is proposed to get $17,124,362 in aid for 2013-14, a 3.74 percent increase from the $16,507,481 it received the previous year.
Mrs. Moesel said receiving the partial reimbursement on the large cut was a mixed blessing.
Its an interesting dilemma to be in, she said.
Mrs. Moesel said she also liked seeing the governor introduce some talks about funding for the 2014-15 school year, since about three-fourths of the districts funding comes from the state.
Its extremely important to know those numbers and to be able to project that over time, Mrs. Moesel said.
Although budget figures indicate Canton Central School District will receive a 9.9 percent increase in state aid, Superintendent William A. Gregory cautioned that the financial picture is still grim.
We are facing some challenges that are not being faced by other districts, Mr. Gregory said. Potentially, we could still be facing significant program and staff reductions.
Its not reflecting our excess costs for special education, Mr. Gregory said, noting the actual increase will be less than 9.8 percent.
This years gap adjustment will cost the district $1.8 million. Two years ago, the assessment cost the district $2.4 million, followed by $2.1 million last year.
Making up for that shortfall will be difficult for Canton, which has cut nearly 50 faculty and staff jobs over the past two years.
Lobbying efforts to get the state to change its state aid formula went unanswered.
It doesnt appear our efforts had a direct effect on budget calculations, Mr. Gregory said.
Another district with a significant increase in aid but little wiggle room in its budget is St. Lawrence Central, Brasher Falls.
Thats the essence of our increase in operating aid. Thats about 3 percent, said Superintendent Stephen M. Putman, referring to the gap elimination adjustment restoration of $365,792. Thats good. Its not fantastic. Its not wonderful.
Mr. Putman said the district is projecting retirement contributions to increase $267,000, health insurance to increase $351,000 and salaries, which are being negotiated, to increase roughly 2 percent, or $125,000. BOCES spending also is expected to increase by $75,000.
Those increases alone total $818,000.
If you have a 3 percent tax levy increase, that gives us $133,00, Mr. Putman said.
LaFargeville Central School District Superintendent Susan L. Whitney said her districts school aid has not recovered to levels before the statewide aid freeze five years ago. However, the extra $133,638 the district is expected to get is a good start.
The additional funds will offset general increases in the 2013-14 budget and allow LaFargeville to give its teachers who opted for smaller raises in 2010 and a pay freeze in 2011 to avoid layoffs their contractual 4.2 percent pay increases this coming school year.
Nearby, Thousand Islands Central School District Superintendent Frank C. House said the state aid figures released Tuesday do not factor in the extra funds secured last year by state Sen. Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton, and Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa, for north country school districts.
In other words, the additional $228,974 in school aid the state says it will give Thousand Islands in the 2013-14 school year would be closer to $100,000 after factoring in the money secured by state representatives in 2012, Mr. House said.
Were still working on the numbers to extrapolate what we actually gained, he said.
Carthage Central School Districts business manager, Amy M. Marrocco, did not have anything bad to say about the $34.19 million her district is proposed to receive.
The district may be receiving $1.5 million more than last year.
I was really concerned with Hurricane Sandy and with all the money theyd be pumping into New York City and the island that they would cut state aid, Ms. Marrocco said.
Although Indian River Central School District was proposed to receive nearly $46.8 million in state aid, a 6.5 percent increase, Business Manager James R. Koch said he likely will have less to work with when the state budget is finalized in April.
Specifically at Indian River, I would caution that the budget numbers in the runs are only estimates based on a data base frozen in mid-November, Mr. Koch said in an email. These numbers are preliminary and WILL change. We fully expect that the building aid for 2013-14 will be lower than stated in these estimates.
Sackets Harbor Central School District saw cuts to its state aid last year. This year, the executive budget proposal increased its total aid to $3,286,228, approximately 2.84 percent.
Its far better than last year, said Superintendent Frederick E. Hall Jr. It is what it is. Were going to do our best to make ends meet.
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Her Fearful Symmetryby Audrey Niffenegger
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After six long years, Audrey Niffenegger gives us a gem of a ghost story. Based around two sets of twins, Highgate Cemetery in London, a haunted flat, and long-buried secrets, this story proves even better than The Time Traveler's Wife. With a shocking and seemingly impossible twist, this fabulous novel is worth the very long wait. I loved it!
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Julia and Valentina Poole are twenty-year-old sisters with an intense attachment to each other. One morning the mailman delivers a thick envelope to their house in the suburbs of Chicago. Their English aunt Elspeth Noblin has died of cancer and left them her London apartment. There are two conditions for this inheritance: that they live in the flat for a year before they sell it and that their parents not enter it. Julia and Valentina are twins. So were the girls aunt Elspeth and their mother, Edie.
The girls move to Elspeth's flat, which borders the vast Highgate Cemetery, where Christina Rossetti, George Eliot, Stella Gibbons, and other luminaries are buried. Julia and Valentina become involved with their living neighbors: Martin, a composer of crossword puzzles who suffers from crippling OCD, and Robert, Elspeth's elusive lover, a scholar of the cemetery. They also discover that much is still alive in Highgate, including — perhaps — their aunt.
"Niffenegger piles on plenty of action....The book's end [is] a genuine surprise....Elspeth's death...is moving, as is Robert's surprising immediate reaction to it....[Martin] is intricate and fascinating, especially because of Niffenegger's ability to get inside his head....Niffenegger is especially good on the subject of twins....[She] deftly plumbs the depths of her subject, showing a profound and imaginative understanding." Martin Rubin, Los Angeles Times
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"There obviously is a big difference between an officer who is found with their personal phone in their front pocket because they forget to take it out, and an officer who has six phones and chargers taped to their stomach," suggested an unnamed prison source.
Data has shown that over the course of a 10 year period more than 1,100 instances in which Texas Department of Criminal Justice employees were accused of breaking prison system rules by bringing cellphones such as iPhone 4S, Samsung Galaxy S3, HTC One S etc or phone parts into prisons whether intentionally or accidentally. Some of those incidents include from the database: A chaplain at the Cotulla inmate transfer facility in South Texas tried to sneak in his cellphone inside his motorcycle helmet. A phone was found lying in a flower bed inside the secured area at outside Waco; another guard's phone was found left in a bathroom at outside Huntsville. Even prison guards aren't' impervious because a lieutenant's phone was found inside a boot when he left his uniform boots to be shined by an inmate at a prison north of Lubbock.
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Declaration contained in the instrument of ratification deposited on 17 November 1998 - Or. Fr.
At the time of ratification of the Sixth Protocol to the General Agreement, the French Republic declares that, in accordance with its usual practice regarding fiscal or customs exemptions granted to diplomatic envoys, it understands Article 1 in fine of the Protocol, as far as it grants such exemptions by assimilation of judges to diplomatic envoys, as applying neither to its nationals nor to the "permanent residents" on its territory.
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Declaration contained in the instrument of ratification deposited on 27 June 2001 - Or. Engl.
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The Kingdom of the Netherlands accepts the said Agreement for the Kingdom in Europe, the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba.
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Prof. Wei Li lectures on studies of transcription factor binding sites and histone modifications using ChIP-chip and Chip-seq assays. Part of the Computer Aided Discovery Methods 2009 course offered at Baylor College of Medicine.


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LEXINGTON, VA. — Republican Mitt Romney said Monday that the risk of conflict in the Middle East is higher now than it was when President Barack Obama took office. He proposed that the U.S. take a more assertive role in Syria and claimed Obamas withdrawal of troops from Iraq has jeopardized U.S. interests.
Declaring that its time to change course in the Middle East and accusing Obama of passivity, the Republican presidential nominee called for the U.S. to work with other countries to arm the Syrian rebels to help them defeat President Bashar Assads tanks, helicopters and fighter jets.
Romney aides said he is not calling for the U.S. to directly arm the rebels, but said he would support helping other countries provide the opposition with enough weaponry to force Assad from power.
Romney said American gains in Iraq have eroded. Americas ability to influence events for the better in Iraq has been undermined by the abrupt withdrawal of our entire troop presence, he said.
In a speech at the Virginia Military Institute, Romney looked to paint the Democratic incumbent as a weak leader who has limited Americas influence on global affairs.
Obamas campaign dismissed the Republican challengers address as a rehashed attempt to rewrite what they said is his record of past blunders and said he hardly differentiated himself from the president.
While Romney took a hawkish tone during the GOP primaries this year, Mondays address highlighted the work of patriots of both parties and looked to cast the Republican nominee as a statesman and part of a long and bipartisan tradition of American leadership in the world. He said the U.S. should use its power wisely, with solemnity and without false pride, but also firmly and actively.
Romneys attempt to outline his approach as commander in chief comes amid turmoil in the Middle East and North Africa. Iran is believed to be pursuing a nuclear weapon, Syria is locked in a civil war, peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians are moribund, and anti-American protests recently erupted in several countries. Last month, attackers linked to al-Qaida killed four Americans in Libya, including U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens.
In the speech, Romney emphasized Irans ties to the Syrian government and insisted the U.S., through allies, should support the many Syrians who would deliver that defeat to Iran rather than sitting on the sidelines. That would allow the U.S. to develop influence with those forces in Syria that will one day lead a country that sits at the heart of the Middle East.
Romney also called for tougher sanctions on Iran than those that exist, though he did not say how he would strengthen them. He said he would condition aid to Egypt on continued support for its peace treaty with neighboring Israel. Current law already includes such a condition.
Romney criticized Obama for a politically timed retreat from Afghanistan, but said he would maintain the 2014 deadline the president has set for the pullout of U.S. troops.
The Republican nominee also emphasized his commitment to a two-state solution for peace between the Israelis and Palestinians, a process he dismissed during a secretly videotaped fundraiser in May. At that time he said: The Palestinians have no interest whatsoever in establishing peace, and that the pathway to peace is almost unthinkable to accomplish.
The Republican has given several foreign policy speeches during the campaign, including one in Reno, Nev., before a summer trip abroad during which Romney offended his British hosts by questioning their security preparations for the Olympic Games. At another stop, in Israel, he raised hackles among Palestinians who charged him with racism after he said culture was part of the reason Israelis were more economically successful than Palestinian neighbors.
In the fall, Romney faced criticism for his hurried and harsh reaction to news of protests at the U.S. Embassy in Cairo and the near-simultaneous attacks at the consulate in Libya. Before the administration knew of Stevens death, Romney criticized Obama for sympathizing with the attackers. In the aftermath, top Republicans including Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., the 2008 presidential nominee urged Romney to give a speech laying out his vision for U.S. foreign policy.
The Obama campaign dismissed Romneys address as a rehashed attempt to fix past blunders, and said it does little to actually differentiate Romneys positions from the presidents record.
Gov. Romney still cant say what hed do differently on Iran other than taking us to war. He continues to criticize the presidents timeline in Afghanistan even while saying hed pursue it as president, Obama foreign policy advisers Michele Flournoy and Colin Kahl wrote in a memo sent to reporters.
His position on Libya has no credibility since hes been both for and against our Libya policy. And he offers no way forward on Syria other than suggesting that the United States should get more deeply involved in the conflict without defining a strategy, they wrote.
Obama called on Assad to step down more than a year ago and has sought consensus at the United Nations on a diplomatic power-transfer plan, but has been stymied repeatedly by Russia and China. Obama has stepped up U.S. humanitarian aid and nonlethal assistance, now at a combined $175 million, to the political opposition.
The campaign prepared a TV ad calling Romney reckless and amateurish on foreign policy questions, though it said the spot was running only in Virginia.
Obama has held an edge in polls on handling foreign policy issues, and polls show voters arent particularly focused on the subject amid a struggling economy. Still, Republican aides say the Benghazi attack and ensuing questions about possible intelligence failures and lax security at the consulate in Libya has given Romney a new opportunity to criticize the president.
After a strong debate performance and with less than a month to go before Election Day, Romney delivered the speech at the alma mater of former Secretary of State George Marshall, the architect of the Marshall Plan that rebuilt Europe after World War II. Aides said the choice was deliberate, and intended to cast Romney as part of a long tradition of American leadership around the world.
Romneys outline of an approach to Syria comes at a critical time in part because the violence there has spilled over the border and into Turkey. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta warned Saturday the conflict between those neighboring countries could embroil the broader region.
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ProgressZanza can create the ancient troll enchantments with the right components.
The first is a primal Hakkari idol that must be taken from the most powerful of the Hakkari lieutenants: Jin'do and the Bloodlord.
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The 13th annual Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run set out from Ogdensburg City Hall Friday at 7:30 a.m., headed for Massena.
The run, roughly 36 miles split up into two-mile legs, was organized by Special Olympics New York as part of a fundraiser to support the more than 51,000 athletes across the state who participate in Olympic-style sports.
Peter J. Henry, a six-year veteran of the Ogdensburg Torch Run, said he loves the event.
An Ogdensburg native, Mr. Henry said its good exercise.
Mr. Henry was also impressed with Fridays weather which saw sunny skies and temperatures hovering in the mid-60s in the morning. In the past Mr. Henry said hes braved much colder and darker weather than Fridays offerings.
Ogdensburg Mayor William D. Nelson also remarked on the beautiful weather in his opening statements.
This is a wonderful, wonderful day to kick this off, he said, before carrying the Olympic Torch to the first athlete.
Mr. Nelson said he is proud of the 13-year tradition the Torch Run has become in Ogdensburg.
This local Torch Run has raised almost $45,000, he said.
Roughly 50 athletes with St. Lawrence NYSARC participated in the event, joined throughout the day by employees of state police, Ogdensburg and Riverview Correctional Facilities, St. Lawrence County Sheriffs Department, police departments in Ogdensburg, Massena and Potsdam and U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
For the 13th year, the opening ceremony at City Hall was also joined by the Ogdensburg Free Academy Jazz Rock Ensemble, directed by Jennifer Cavanaugh, singing the National Anthem.
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As used in this chapter, the term—
(1) "Act of 1976" means the Act entitled "An Act to provide for the conservation and management of the fisheries, and for other purposes", approved April 13, 1976 (16 U.S.C. 1801 et seq.);
(2) "Commission" means any of the Commissions of the Organization that are established by the Convention;
(3) "Commissioner" means a United States Commissioner appointed under section 3602 of this title;
(4) "Convention" means the Convention for the Conservation of Salmon in the North Atlantic Ocean, signed at Reykjavik, Iceland, on March 2, 1982;
(6) "fishing" has the same meaning as such term has in section 3(10) [1] of the Act of 1976 (16 U.S.C. 1802 (10));
(7) "Organization" means the North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organization established under the Convention;
(8) "person" has the same meaning as such term has in section 3(19) [1] of the Act of 1976 (16 U.S.C. 1802 (19)); and
(9) "salmon" means all species of salmon which migrate in or into the waters of the Atlantic Ocean north of 36 degrees north latitude.
[1] See References in Text note below.
Source(Pub. L. 97–389, title III, § 302,Dec. 29, 1982, 96 Stat. 1951.)
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An Act to provide for the conservation and management of the fisheries, and for other purposes, approved April 13, 1976 (16 U.S.C. 1801 et seq.), referred to in par. (1), is Pub. L. 94–265, Apr. 13, 1976, 90 Stat. 331, as amended, known as the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, which is classified principally to chapter 38 (§ 1801 et seq.) of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 1801 of this title and Tables.
Section 3 of the Act of 1976 (16 U.S.C. 1802), referred to in pars. (6) and (8), was subsequently amended, and section 3 (10) and (19) no longer defines the terms "fishing" and "person". However, such terms are defined elsewhere in that section.
Section 3602 of this title, referred to in par. (3), was in the original "section 403 of this title", meaning section 403 of title III of Pub. L. 97–389, and has been translated as section 3602 of this title, section 303 of title III of Pub. L. 97–389, as the probable intent of Congress, because title III of Pub. L. 97–389does not contain a section 403 andsection 3602 of this title relates to appointment of a United States Commissioner.
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Pub. L. 97–389, § 1,Dec. 29, 1982, 96 Stat. 1949, provided: "That this Act [enacting this chapter, amending sections 779b, 1034, and 1401 of this title and sections 688 and 883 of Title 46, Appendix, Shipping, and enacting provisions set out as notes under section 1823 of this title and section 688 of Title 46, Appendix] may be cited as the 'Fisheries Amendments of 1982'."
Pub. L. 97–389, title III, § 301,Dec. 29, 1982, 96 Stat. 1951, provided that: "This title [enacting this chapter] may be cited as the 'Atlantic Salmon Convention Act of 1982'."
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Noah, who's 9, was one of more than 50 children invited to have lunch with First Lady Michelle Obama as part of a contest to develop healthy lunches. Each student was the winner from his or her state. They each came up with recipes for easy to make - and very healthy - lunches or snacks, as part of Mrs. Obama's push to get kids to eat better and exercise more.
Noah's winning entry was "Vegan Powerhouse Pesto Pasta" which is not only vegan, but gluten-free as well.
Noah and his mom, Hilary, were in the East Room of the White House with the other winners when the First Lady had another surprise for them. President Obama walked in, talked a bit, and then met some of the kids, including Noah.


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EU officials investigate Apple over sales tactics: Report
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We've spent $6 billion on broken iPhones -- why?
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Welcome to the tax shelter island known as ... Manhattan
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Monday, August 24, 2009
Pimp my Moleskines
I'm not sure if I've ever mentioned it before but, even though I am not a trained designer myself, I manage a small team of graphic designers in my "real" job. They've been working their butts off lately in preparation for a big event we have coming up in a few weeks, so I decided yesterday to make something for them to show my appreciation.
They are the ones who first introduced me to Moleskines, so I couldn't think of anything more appropriate than some fabric covered ones! I found the tutorial over on Wise Craft. They were super easy and a great use of scrap fabrics. All you need is some double-sided fusible bond. A GREAT Christmas gift idea, I think!
Also, for all you Amy Butler fans out there, Kelly from I Have A Notion reached out to me this weekend to let me know about a fun contest she has going on over at her blog. YOU could be the designer of the name badge worn by Amy and her whole team at the upcoming quilt market in Houston! Besides the awesome bragging rights, if your design is chosen you will also win some of Amy's patterns, stationary, and other goodies.
You can find all the details here:
Amy Butler Tag Challenge
Best wishes for a great week ahead!
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The moleskin covers are great, would love to have one of those in my bag!ReplyDelete
these are so great! I love the fabrics that you used and they will be the perfect gift for a graphic designerReplyDelete
Love the moleskine covers! I have a moleskine that is going to get a nice new cover asap!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the link to the moleskine tutorial John. I'm sure your crew will enjoy their gifts.ReplyDelete
Off to purchase me some Moleskines!
Now that's how to cover a moleskin - way way too easy!! Thanks John for the great link.ReplyDelete
I love these! What is the fabric that is pink and brown trees? I don't think I have seen that one before. It is great as are your Moleskines.ReplyDelete
Oh, how fun!! and the title gave me a little chuckle!! :)ReplyDelete
My daughter loves Moleskines....guess I know what I am making for her stocking this year!:) Thanks for the great idea.ReplyDelete
Those are nice...Its a great way to say "Thanks" too...We'll have change your name to "a pimp named quilt dad" or "O.G. Le Quilter"ReplyDelete
Those are lovely! I do believe I need one-or three of them.:)ReplyDelete
A lovely and very thoughtful gift!!ReplyDelete
those covered moleskins are cool.ReplyDelete
I looked at moleskins last week and couldn't figure out what you need with half a page of graph paper...can someone fill me in?
Those look fantastic! The ones you made in the last giveaway go everywhere with me and are getting lots of use! The bookkeeper you made really protects the Moleskin from getting crumpled in my purse. I know your office will LOVE these!ReplyDelete
These are really wonderful. I know I have to make some of these for me (and every writer I know). Thanks for the idea and link!ReplyDelete
Oh, oh,oh, this puts sooo mant ides=as in my head! Thanks for sharing. (I'm not sure 9" x 11" is scrap in my stash ... LOL)ReplyDelete
hi John, precioso tu blog, hermosa tu familia, soy Patricia de Còrdoba Argentina, te invito a mi blogReplyDelete
They are beautiful! A manager that shows his appreciation. Weird- it has been a long time since I have come across the likes of you. Good for you for taking the time to say thank you in such a nice way.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing the idea and a BIG Thank You for sharing my challenge with everyone. You continue to Rock....ReplyDelete
I know your team will appreciate the time you have taken to thank them....gifts are wonderful...but you took your time to make them....much more special :)
Great tutorial - perfect with school starting around the corner too! Thanks for sharing - I love your "pimped" out versions!ReplyDelete
These are wonderful! What a great gift!ReplyDelete
Just poping in to say hello!You have a really nice quilting blog. I quilt too of course.I alway think it's so neat when I run across a man that quilts.My grandfather used to years ago when he was still with us.One of my favorite designers is a man also.I've even been known to get my husband involved a time or two.I'll be back to visit.Keep up the good work!ReplyDelete
I love the moleskin covers...ReplyDelete
Colors are baeutiful...
Thanks for sharing...
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those are sweeettt. I love themReplyDelete
What a fabulous idea! Thanks for sharing....my 10 year old has just started quilting & loves to iron. Now, she can pimp out her journals! ;-)ReplyDelete
Nice books covered :-)ReplyDelete


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By Hind Aboud Kabawat, Special to CNN
Editor's note: Hind Aboud Kabawat is a Syrian attorney. She is also a conflict resolution specialist and senior research analyst at the Center for World Religions, Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution, which is based at George Mason University in Virginia. The views expressed in this article are solely those of Hind Aboud Kabawat.
One of the most perplexing aspects of the Syrian revolution is the deep ambivalence felt by so many of the country's Christians when faced with the prospect of freedom after four decades of authoritarian dictatorship. Some Christians have enthusiastically embraced the prospect of democratic change and a more open civil society, but many have not.
As a Christian, this provokes a great deal of sadness in me and others who are committed to transforming Syria into an open, democratic, inclusive, secular and religiously tolerant society. But the problem is that many, if not most, Christians in Syria do not believe that this will be the outcome of changing the regime.
On the contrary, they believe the present regime — corrupt and repressive as it has been — is the only true guarantor of secularism in Syria and, with it, the acceptance of the Christians as equals to their Muslim neighbors. Further, many Christians firmly believe that what will replace the regime is a fundamentalist Muslim theocracy that will strip Christians and other minorities of their political and civil rights, including their right to practice their religion in peace.
I sincerely believe they are misguided in this belief, and one of the principal tasks of the Syrian revolution going forward is to convince the Christian community to forsake such fears in favor of building a new Syria, democratic and secular, with their Shia, Sunni, Alawite, Druze and Kurd brothers and sisters.
Of course, when Christians do "rebel," the regime responds with particular outrage and violence: "How dare you Christians criticize us when we have protected you all these years?"
Take, for instance, the case of a young Damascene woman named Caroline, who said she was arrested earlier this year and imprisoned for 25 days in a two-square meter cell. Her crime? Giving children Easter eggs wrapped in paper containing verses from both the Koran and the Bible.
For this simple act of kindness and tolerance, Caroline was interrogated for hours by the secret police, she said. Why, they asked, did she include a verse from the Koran on an Easter egg? Why is she involved in this kind of work? Why is a Christian showing support for the Syrian revolution? Although they did not say it in so many words, their main message was: Don't you know what would happen to Christian communities when you "lose" the protection of this present regime?
Christians do know what could happen. In the wake of Saddam Hussein's downfall, the Christian community in Iraq has more or less been decimated; those who haven't fled the country are confronted with systematic repression. After the civil war in Lebanon, which Christians are generally perceived to have lost, the Christian community remains on the defensive and is shrinking. And in post-Mubarak Egypt, the Coptic Christians – 10% of the population - remain vigilant about their rights and their security.
None of these events has been lost on the Christian community in Syria, which is why many of them have not enthusiastically embraced the revolution.
Many of those who are predisposed to support the revolution do not because of the weakness and division within the Syrian opposition. For a Christian community that is inherently skittish about confronting established political authority, a weak opposition movement does little to allay their fears about challenging an entrenched 40-year-old regime that has shown time and time again its willingness to use brutal violence to silence its critics.
More from GPS: The great Syria divide
There are, however, many Christian Syrians who are, in fact, playing a pivotal role in opposition to the regime. Some, like George Sabra and Michel Kilo, are politically out front and vocal. Others, including many women, prefer to work behind the scenes doing humanitarian work inside Syria's besieged towns and cities.
Among the Christians performing this vital humanitarian work is Yara Chammas, a 21-year-old woman who is the daughter of a well-known human rights lawyer, Michel Chammas. When unrest erupted in Baba Amr, Yara organized the distribution of medicine, food, blankets and baby milk. Her courageous display of Christian compassion resulted in her being jailed for 60 days over the Easter holidays. Yet not one leader in the Christian community came to her aid. Why? Because many of them vilified her as a "traitor" to their community for deigning to help the "enemy," i.e., the children of Baba Amr. So much for their sense of compassion and caring.
Despite such hardships, the political engagement of Christians like Chammas hark back to a period in Syrian history when the Christian community was critically important to the political life of the country. Indeed, Christians founded both the Baath Party and the Syrian National Party. One of Syria's greatest political leaders, Prime Minister Fares Khoury, was a Christian.
But since the advent of the Baath regime, Christians have played a much less visible role in the country's politics. Minister is the highest position ever held by a Christian since the 1960s, and no Christian has ever held a serious leadership position. Even under the present proposed constitution, no Christian can be elected president.
Given their relative lack of status, why do Christian Syrians remain so loyal to this regime? It likely revolves around their fear of Islamic fundamentalism and their belief that the so-called secular state will be replaced by an Iran-style theocracy. There is also a fear that what will ensue from the collapse of Bashar al-Assad's repressive police state will be Iraq-style chaos and sectarian civil war.
How can such fears be addressed and allayed? It is time for all Syrians, no matter what their faith, to begin thinking like citizens of a common state rather than just members of a sectarian religious community. Our focus should be on the rule of law, an independent judiciary, a free press, free markets, democratic elections and an accountable government. Those will be the bulwarks of a free, independent, secular and inclusive Syria.
I am a devout Christian, proud and respectful of the church's teachings. But in the political realm, I am first and foremost a citizen, a citizen of the new free Syria. I believe that my fellow Christians will come to feel the same way. I also believe the same should be true for our Sunni, Alawite, Druze and Kurdish sisters and brothers.
Recently, a rather extraordinary scene unfolded at the funeral for young Bassel Chehadeh, the young Christian filmmaker gunned down by the regime in Homs.
As thousands from all religious faiths gathered at a church in the Christian Kassaa district of Damascus, security forces bolted the church doors shut and began beating and terrorizing the mourners. The parishioners responded by reciting Christian and Muslim prayers and chanting "Syrians are one people." It was a beautiful sight.
We are one people, and citizens of one state. Not a Christian Syria or a Sunni Syria or an Alawite Syria. Just Syria, the homeland of all of us.
The views expressed in this article are solely those of Hind Aboud Kabawat.
Well, someone should investigate and report exactly who is arming and supplying the rebels. I have read that it is the US, acting thru the Saudis and others, who are doing this to dislodge the Assad regime. Yet, Hillary Clinton has the nerve to accuse Russia of helping Assad? This is largely a proxy war being fought between the US, Israel and Russia, over who will control Syria. None of them really care about the Syrian people, no matter what religious affiliation they might have. When the elephants fight, we know the grass always gets trampled. Such is the case in Syria today. Very sad, very sad indeed.
Methinks the author would have a different viewpoint if she was actually still living in Syria. Truth is, religious minorities are persecuted in ANY religious regime in present times.
Just take a look at the Christians in Iraq... the author's viewpoint is baffling.
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Europe should not let any arabs to come what ever they are christians muslims , this arabs are worse then a pest.
They are all liers cheaders and only taking advantege. Stop this people from coming and dont be stupid they will ruin our countries. The arab by nature is rebelion and do not respect any laws . It is very stupid to let them in and Sweden, Germany , France and Belgien will pay very high price for the stupidity of their politians.


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Every Wednesday we'll take a look at the status of the
Rangers' AHL affiliate. Top prospects Ryan Bourque and Carl Hagelin will
be key players for the Whale this season - we'll check on how they're doing and
how the team performs as the season progresses.
- Connecticut picked up three wins in three days last weekend over
the Manchester Monarchs and twice over the Springfield Falcons.
The Whale opened the weekend with a 5-0 shutout
the of Monarchs on Friday as Mats Zuccarello dominated in his return to the
AHL. Zuccarello posted two goals and an
assist and Cam Talbot picked up a 23-save shutout. John Mitchell also
had a goal and two assists playing alongside Zuccarello.
Next, the Whale beat
the Springfield Falcons 2-1 on Saturday as Zuccarello scored the
game-winning goal late in the third period. Jonathan Audy-Marchessault scored his first AHL goal earlier in the
final frame to tie the game.
On Sunday, the Whale returned home and downed the Falcons
again, this
time 4-1. Audy-Marchessault followed
up his first pro goal with another goal
and two assists, which earned him first-star of the game honors.
- Zuccarello missed Sunday's game after he was crushed by a blindside hit from Adam Mairon Saturday. It was exactly the type of hit that everyone wants to eliminate from hockey and Zuccarello, at his size, certainly felt the effects. There's been no update on his condition. Mair was suspended four games.
- With three wins over the weekend, Connecticut is now tied
for first-place in the Northeast Division.
- Kris Newbury continues to lead the Whale in scoring despite
playing with the Rangers for the last week. Carl Hagelin is second in scoring with six points and is also a
team-leading plus-6.
- After returning from their Western Canada road trip, the
Rangers reassigned Brendan Bell to the Whale.
- Sean Avery began
skating with the Whale last Wednesday. Avery says that he's doubtful he'll ever be recalled by the New York
Rangers and indicated that he doesn't think he was given a fair shot at making
the team at training camp. Later in the
week Avery told Andrew Gross that he's not concerned with money and would
happily return to New York for the league minimum. It sounds like Avery is getting very close to
making his Whale debut.
- It was initially reported that Ryan Bourque had missed games
with illness, but now it appears that Bourque
suffered a concussion. Bourque was
back on the ice today, but there's no timetable for his return to the lineup.
- The Whale has a road back-to-back on Friday and Saturday
when the team will visit the Adirondack Phantoms, the AHL affiliate of the
Philadelphia Flyers, and Worcester Sharks, the AHL affiliate of the San Jose Sharks. Both games begin at 7:00 p.m. Connecticut is then off until next Wednesday.
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