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by SierraLeaving quiverfull/patriarchal Christianity means losing approval. It means your parents, children, or spouse may reject you - or worse, implicitly disapprove while claiming to maintain a loving bond. That means that every time you talk, there's another dagger through your heart - the feeling that you'll never again have their respect (if you ever did in the first place) or be a whole person in their eyes (if you ever were).It almost certainly means your community evaporates like a holographic illusion. You walk away, and it's like you left behind a burning village with only ghosts pacing the streets. Sometimes they haunt you - follow you into your new life, reminding you at … [Read more...]
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[1]Now out-of-the-closet NBA player Jason Collins is denying that he's looking to cash in with a book deal.
Collins — the first openly gay athlete in any of the four major U.S. sports — is responding to rumors about an impending book deal, the Associated Press reports[2].
In response to a story in which three publishers — all anonymous — claimed they'd been contacted about a book deal, Collins tweeted, "I have no current plans to write any books. Sorry to disappoint my literary loving fans." In a statement, Collins' agent also denies that any book deal is in the works.
"Right now my focus is preparing for Jason's upcoming free agency and securing the best opportunity for him to continue his career," agent Arn Tellum said.
The report said that Collins was working on the book with Sports Illustrated's Franz Lidz, who broke the original story, and that he would be represented by agent Kristine Dahl of International Creative Management.
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A $250,000 Justice Department grant paid for the pilot program in Wells-Goodfellow, where 14 homicides happened in 2007. The neighborhood is bounded by Martin Luther King Drive, Union Boulevard, Natural Bridge Road and the city limits.
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FOX 2 has just obtained the incident report involving a reported assault and robbery first exposed in the Fox Files. Chris Hayes obtained it after a hearing in St. Louis County Court.
It went to Court because Michael Brown`s Mom, Lesley McSpadden, asked police not to release the incident report. The City Attorney for Ferguson, Stephanie Karr, wanted to be sensitive while still following the law. So she took it to Judge Maura McShane who said the report needed to be released, according to the law.
It involves a reported felony robbery with a weapon, October 18th in the parking lot of Red`s BBQ. It`s the corner of Canfield and West Florissant, just blocks from where Michael Brown was shot and killed.
According to the newly released Ferguson police report, several people, including Brown`s paternal grandmother, Pearlie Gordon, were selling 'Justice for Mike Brown merchandise.'
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In the face of stiff competition from online retailers and changing reader habits, Barnes & Noble Inc. plans to shutter up to a third of its stores over the next decade.
In an interview published Monday in the Wall Street Journal, Mitchell Klipper, who heads the company's retail group, said his forecast is based on the assumption that the bookseller will close about 20 stores a year over that period.
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Barnes & Noble now operates 689 stores.
Company spokeswoman Mary Ellen Keating stressed that the company has "not adjusted its store-closing plan whatsoever."
"We have historically closed approximately 15 stores per year for the past 10 years," Keating said in a statement. "Of that number, some of the stores are unprofitable while others are relocations to better properties."
Keating said Barnes & Noble opened two new prototype stores last year and plans to test several other prototypes in 2013.
"Barnes & Noble has great real estate in prime locations and the company's management is fully committed to the retail concept for the long term," she said.
The company shuttered its Woodland Hills store in the the Westfield Promenade on New Year's Eve, leaving just three locations in the San Fernando Valley - Calabasas, Studio City and Burbank.
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With consumers increasingly gravitating toward e-books and reading more materials online, bookstores and libraries have had to revamp their operating strategies.
"Barnes & Noble's announcement shouldn't be surprising," said Allison Hill, the president and chief operating officer of Vroman's Bookstore in Pasadena and Book Soup in Los Angeles. "Their 2011 annual report made it clear that their focus has shifted from print and brick & mortar stores, to the Nook and digital in general."
Barnes & Noble posted revenues of $1.2 billion for the 2012 holiday season, a decrease of 10.9 percent from the same period a year earlier.
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House votes to keep military enlistment age cap
WASHINGTON -- A Georgia lawmaker's effort to allow people of any age to enlist in the military as long as they meet health and fitness standards failed Friday on a 256-164 House vote.
Rep. Paul Broun Jr., R-Ga., said he was fighting on behalf of an ultra-marathon runner rejected for Army service because he was a few months older than the maximum age and on behalf of fellow Georgian, Republican Rep. Phil Gingrey, who was told he is too old to volunteer as a military doctor.
Gingrey, an obstetrician, will be 70 in July.
Army recruiters told the ultra-marathoner, whom Broun declined to identify, that while they wanted him to serve, he was a few months too old. Current law bars anyone older than 42 from enlisting without a waiver, but the services generally restrict enlistments to those 35 and younger.
Broun, a 66-year-old Navy Reserve doctor, said the legal limit blocking enlistment for anyone older than 42 "seems to be an arbitrary policy" in an era when many older people are in excellent physical condition.
"There are people who want to serve and are physically fit," he said. "There are some 20-year-olds who cannot run a mile."
The Defense Department opposed Broun's amendment and so did the Republican chairman and Democratic ranking member on the House Armed Services Committee's military personnel panel.
Military service is a "difficult and challenging profession," said Rep. Susan Davis of California, the personnel panel's top Democrat, who added that the services have not been enlisting people up to age 42 because they discovered "risks outnumbered gains." For example, they saw a greater risk of injury, and recovery takes longer for older recruits, she said.
Rep. Joe Wilson, R-S.C., the personnel panel chairman who spent 31 years in the National Guard, said waivers are available for exceptional circumstances but in general he "fully appreciates the need for age limitation."
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Sep 03, 2007 06:52 AM|danadanny|LINK
I have a HyperLink web control (HyperLink1) on a .ascx file.
this.HyperLink1.Target = "_blank";
this.HyperLink1.NavigateUrl = "http://mydomain/mywebsite/ShowDocument.aspx";
When I click on the HyperLink1, a new window is opened.
How can I hide the address and status bar of the new window?
Help and advise is deeply appreciated.
Sep 03, 2007 10:38 AM|deblendewim|LINK
Hi Danny,
I'm not sure if you can modify the browser's look-n-feel with the hyperlink control of asp.net.
You should call some javascript.
For example, put this inside a button's click event:
(it's visual basic, but it's not so hard to convert ... if you do have problems, let me know ...)
(also, you should reconstruct your url differently, like retrieving the domainname etc. )
Protected Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click Dim url As String = "'http://www.google.be'" Dim target As String = "'_blank'" Dim script As String = "window.open(" & url & "," & target & "," & "'status=no, menubar=yes, toolbar=yes');" Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(Me.GetType, "someUniqueId", script, True) End Sub
Hope this helps!
EDIT:You could use the following to get your domain-name / server-name:
Sep 03, 2007 11:07 AM|karpach96|LINK
this.HyperLink1.Target = "_blank";
this.HyperLink1.NavigateUrl = "javascript:openWindow('http://mydomain/mywebsite/ShowDocument.aspx')";
Sep 04, 2007 05:23 AM|danadanny|LINK
Thanks for both replies.
Why is it necessary to use "RegisterStartupScript()", since we know what the implentation for JS is and when it is used?
I have modify the implementation slightly, ie, I have written the OpenWindow() function within the .aspx page.
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--function OpenWindow(link)
Sep 04, 2007 07:24 AM|deblendewim|LINK
danadannyWhy is it necessary to use "RegisterStartupScript()", since we know what the implentation for JS is and when it is used?
Hi Danny,
You're absolutely right.
You only use that method to add javascript to the beginning of the page.
But you already declared it there, so that's fine also!
Kind regards,
Sep 05, 2007 07:04 AM|danadanny|LINK
Thanks Wim.
I've got another question which is related to this thread.
I've managed to load "ShowDocument.aspx" in a new window. This "ShowDocument.aspx" loads a .pdf file which is found in 1 of the directory in the server (not within wwwroot).
How can I make this page secure, ie, only logged in users are able to view this page? If I type http://mydomain/mywebsite/ShowDocument.aspx after logging out from the website, the .pdf will still be loaded.
Thanks in advance.
Sep 05, 2007 08:32 AM|karpach96|LINK
Use this to restrict access to /PdfDir
( pdf folder path)
<location path="/PdfDir">
Sep 05, 2007 10:00 AM|danadanny|LINK
Thanks for your reply.
It doesn't seem to work when I log off and point the same browser to http://domain/mywebsite/ShowDocument.aspx. Has it got to do with the cache? Or my logout routine is not working correctly.
protected void btnLogout_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { try { Response.Cookies.Clear(); this.RemoveSessions(); this.RemoveViewStates(); FormsAuthentication.SignOut(); Response.Redirect("Login.aspx"); } catch (Exception ex) { MessageBox mb = new MessageBox(Response, (int)MessageBoxStyle.Exclaimation, ex.Message); } }
Any ideas?
Sep 05, 2007 11:31 AM|karpach96|LINK
Put this line first,
and then:
Otherwise should work.
Sep 06, 2007 04:59 AM|danadanny|LINK
Thanks for your reply. Still no joy. :(
I did further testing and I believe the browser "remembers" loading the pdf file.
Test 1:
Log in -> Load PDF (ShowPDF.aspx) -> Logout -> points same browser to http://mydomain/mywebsite/ShowPDF.aspx -> Browser loads PDF
Test 2:
Log in -> Do something else other than load PDF -> Log out -> points same browser to http://mydomain/mywebsite/ShowPDF.aspx -> Doesn't load url. Page remains as Login.aspx with redirect url.
Probable solution:
1. Clear what the browser remembers or
2. Write routine to check if user is still logged in.
Any comments?
Sep 06, 2007 05:44 AM|deblendewim|LINK
Could caching have something to do with it?
Just thinking out loud here .....
Here's a thread (ok, it's about disabling the back button ... but the last reply show's some code about setting no-cache; abandoning session etc ....). You should try that on the showPdf page.
Sep 06, 2007 08:19 AM|danadanny|LINK
Thanks for pointing me in that direction. [:D]
I've included the following on the "Page_Load" event of the "ShowDocument.aspx".
Response.ExpiresAbsolute = DateTime.Now.AddSeconds(5.0);
It works. Now, the same browser remains at "Login.aspx" with the re-direct url.
This brings me to another related question. How can I change the redirect url to point to the "Home.aspx" instead? Is there a setting in the web.config?
I apologise for the endless questions.
Sep 07, 2007 06:30 AM|deblendewim|LINK
Hi Danny,
If you navigate to a page on your site; for example ShowPdf.aspx, BUT you aren't authenticated yet, then you will be redirected to the Login page, with returnUrl set as ShowPdf.aspx.
If you navigate to the login page, and you log-in, then there is no return url so it will navigate to the default url. This one can be set in the web.config, like the example below.
<authentication mode="Forms"> <forms loginUrl="~/Login.aspx" defaultUrl="~/Home.aspx" /> </authentication>
I hope this answers your question.
Kind regards,
Sep 07, 2007 08:47 AM|danadanny|LINK
Thanks for your reply.
Oh yes, I understand that. I have that in my web.config.
The problem now is, if user logged off from the website and then tries to view ShowPDF.aspx, the browser will show the login page with the redirected url. At this point, the user may log in and be redirected to ShowPDF.aspx. I want to stop this from happening.
So, is there any way to define the redirect url to http://mydomain/mywebsite/Login2.aspx?ReturnUrl=%mywebsite%Home.aspx instead of http://mydomain/mywebsite/Login2.aspx?ReturnUrl=%mywebsite%ShowPDF.aspx if the user tries to browse "http://mydomain/website/ShowPDF.aspx" without logging in?
Sep 07, 2007 01:05 PM|nizarcbd|LINK
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Sep 07, 2007 04:39 PM|deblendewim|LINK
Hey Danny,
Ok, so you want users to get redirected to a constant location after they logged in?
Sorry I'm not at work right now so I can't test this out ...
But I think you can achieve something like that by triggering some event of the login control. (the authenticate, loggedin or loggingin)
There you can do something like ...
Protected Sub Login1_LoggedIn(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Login1.LoggedIn Response.Redirect(FormsAuthentication.DefaultUrl) End Sub
I haven't tried this out so I'm not sure it will work ... but normally it should I guess.
And if it works ... you can always add more logic to the code. For example check the url and see where they came from and redirect on that base.
(Ah btw, I think you should'n use the authenticate event because then you have to manually provide the authentication code.
Let me know if that worked out!
Kind regards,
Sep 11, 2007 06:48 AM|danadanny|LINK
Hi Wim,
Thanks for your reply.
I've tried your suggestion and it worked! Thanks.
Previously, I've written routines in the Login1_Authenticate event to validate the user. Within this event, I have included "FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginPage(this.Login1.UserName, false);"
All I did was to include "Response.Redirect(FormsAuthentication.DefaultUrl)" in the Login1_LoggedIn event as well.
I don't suppose having two redirects will cause any problems.
Thank you.
Sep 11, 2007 07:13 AM|danadanny|LINK
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Saturday, May 14, 2011
This Week in Books 5/13/11
First off, holy cow, the amazing people in the discussion forums got together and sent me the nicest surprise at my launch party last night: Rocket cupcakes!! Thanks so much guys! I was so touched.
And! We have a winner in the Wonderbar Twitter Sweepstakes Extravaganza!! There were a total of 999 people who used the hashtag (which I thought was rather auspicious). In order to pick a winner, I went over to random.org, which gave me...
Congrats to Josin McQuein!! Her Kindle is on the way.
Meanwhile, I collected links this week and here we go.
There was some interesting e-book news reported by my colleague David Carnoy at CNET. First off, Amazon is rumored to have an Android tablet e-reader in the works, something CEO Jeff Bezos didn't exactly deny. The tablet likely wouldn't replace the e-ink Kindle but would be sold alongside it. Bezos also talked about color e-ink, which is in prototype stages but isn't yet ready for prime time.
And in other e-book news, there's still a looming potential crisis for e-readers on the iPad, something discussed at length in a fascinating and no-holds-barred Q&A with a maker of an e-book app called iFlow Reader, which the manufacturer pulled from the app store (and with some harsh words for Apple). Apple is supposedly cracking down on companies with a provision that requires them to make in-app purchases available to consumers. This essentially means that if someone buys an e-book within an app, because of the agency model Apple gets the entire profit from that sale, which was unsustainable for iFlow Reader. No word on how Amazon, B&N and Kobo are going to deal with this requirement.
Meanwhile, e-book distributor Smashwords has been in the news as they announced that they had published their two billionth word, and founder Mark Coker was the subject of a feature in the San Francsico Chronicle.
Some of the major publishers are teaming up with AOL/HuffPo for a new venture that will potentially include GoodReads-esque social features and sell e-books direct to consumers, called Bookish. Mike Shatzkin has some interesting analysis of what this means. And the line between agents and publishers continues to blur as Ed Victor and Curtis Brown UK (note: separate company from Curtis Brown US) are launching separate publishing ventures.
There was some really great writing advice out there this week. My former colleague, agent Sarah LaPolla, has a great post on some writerly band-aids to apply before querying to make sure your writing is as strong as possible, The Intern counts down the 14 stages of critique letter acceptance, my former client Jim Duncan talks about how it's not your agent's job to sell every piece of writing you write, and Tahereh Mafi talks about how there's no secret to squeezing in time to write: it's just hard.
Via @Bloomsbury a blog that delves into the secret history of punctuation marks. Word geeks, you now know how you're spending your weekend.
Flavorwire had too pretty cool bookish posts this week, first a peek inside famous writers' homes, as well as kid books re-imagined as Hollywood films (via Jennifer Hubbard).
Hilarious author Adam Rex wrote a great open letter to people who think it's easy to write a children's book.
And Tahereh Mafi interviewed me on her blog and is giving away copies of WONDERBAR! Though Blogger ate many of the comments. Darn it, blogger. (Also: This is how I feel too!)
This week in the Forums, discussing Ed Victor's move to start a publishing venture, how to maximize a pitch session, the golden rule of social media, do first books always suck?, and a very nice launch party for Jacob Wonderbar!
And finally, via Lisa Brackmann, if you speak French you'll have to pretend you don't, but this is extremely hilarious. Extistential 'Star Wars':
Have a great weekend!
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- Ted Fox said...
First off, a busy week prevented me from saying congratulations to you, Nathan. And the preceding sentence is kind of a spoiler. Sorry about that. But: Congratulations.
Also, Adam Rex's post reminds me of the frustrations I've often heard graphic designers express. I think their clients tend to assume because it's relatively easy to CONSUME something visually, it must also be a no-brainer to create. A woman I used to work with was actually asked at one point: "You mean you went to school for this?"
Her response: "Yes, that's where they teach you not to use the five different fonts you've suggested for this one poster."
Well, I like to imagine that's what she said, anyway.
- May 14, 2011 at 7:54 PM
- Josin L. McQuein said...
Thanks, Nathan. I've been scouring Amazon for Kindle covers :-D
I thought of something today that I'd never actually considered with e-readers before. I live on the backside of beyond with no bookstore and no public library beyond the high school one. Kindle will let me actually BUY NEW BOOKS when they come out. Realizing this makes me smile.
I loved Adam Rex's post. People don't stop to consider how few things from their childhood they actually remember. The fact that favorite books are on that short list means those books stand out in a way that's not at all common.
- May 14, 2011 at 8:08 PM
- Doug said...
The iPad/iPhone eReader apps thing is scheduled to come to a head on June 30 (or July 1, however you want to reckon it). That's how long Apple has given the app developers to come up with replacement apps.
The problem is not just that Apple wants all of the money that the booksellers make off of e-books sold in-app. The total deal-killer is that the in-app sales system is only capable of listing a few thousand items, which means that only a limited number of e-book titles would be available. In addition, the booksellers would be forbidden from selling e-books outside the app that can't be bought in-app.
Obviously, reducing their offerings to a few thousand titles is completely untenable for the booksellers. No wonder Amazon is rumored to be bringing out their own tablet.
- May 14, 2011 at 8:34 PM
- The English Teacher said...
Loved the Hollywood versions of children's books! Thanks!
- May 14, 2011 at 10:03 PM
- abc said...
O-M-G! Josin wins everything! seriously, she does. Josin, I imagine you must have been a pretty amazingly kind and generous person in a past life. ;)
Jacob Wonderbar has arrived at my house and we are set to be reading it!
(love the cupcakes)
- May 15, 2011 at 12:38 AM
Some great links as alway's nathan-and the competitions you mentioned will they have jacob wonderbar books as prizes? possibly signed*looks hopeful*
oh and congratulations Josin on the kindle
- May 15, 2011 at 7:54 AM
- Christina Katz said...
Congrats again on your book launch, Nathan. Samantha is done with the Wimpy Kid series and stalling on starting the Little House Series, so I have a feeling Jacob Wonderbar is going to be very popular around here. And thanks for the Star Wars link. I'm sure my husband will enjoy it. :)
- May 15, 2011 at 1:31 PM
- Claudie A. said...
Oh my god, the Star Wars thing is so weird. I DO speak French, and have watched SW more often in it than in English (read, I watched Star Wars before I could speak english). It's almost impossible to read what's down there and ignore what they're saying. XD
- May 15, 2011 at 1:48 PM
- Mira said...
Those are gorgeous cupcakes! They make me hungry just looking at them. That was so sweet and heartwarming of the folks in the forums to send those to your launch party.
So, judging by the number of wonderful links here, you clearly had lots of free time this week where you launched your book! You really are amazing, Nathan.
Congratulations to Josin! And that Star Wars video was the funniest thing. I loved how they combined the lines with the expressions to make it even funnier.
Well, sadly, I'm not so amazing as you, Nathan. My free time went to reading Wonderbar (terrific book!), so I don't have time to read your links, but I'm bookmarking them for later.
Thank you! I hope everyone is having a lovely weekend!
- May 15, 2011 at 1:55 PM
Congratulations on your book! May it sell millions.
- May 15, 2011 at 4:28 PM
- Suze said...
A 'looming potential crisis for e-readers on the iPad?'
Watch them semantics, Bransford.
- May 16, 2011 at 4:25 AM


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The woman behind a contentious housing subdivision proposal at Ventnor on Phillip Island says she received a favourable hearing from Planning Minister Matthew Guy when she briefed him on the scheme at a kitchen table meeting in her home months before he controversially approved it in 2011.
Carley Nicholls, the purchaser of a seaside farm at Ventnor near Cowes, has broken her 21-month silence about the Baillieu/Napthine government's most damaging planning blunder.
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She contradicts Mr Guy's recollection of events leading to his September 2011 decision to rezone the Ventnor farmland to residential and his subsequent backflip amid protests from within his own Liberal Party, the local community and celebrity tweeter Miley Cyrus.
Had it proceeded, the rezoning would have delivered Ms Nicholls a multimillion-dollar windfall. Instead, she says she now faces financial ruin.
Ms Nicholls is suing Mr Guy and seeking the reinstatement of his original rezoning decision - the basis on which she confirmed a final and binding contract of sale for the 24-hectare property overlooking Western Port Bay.
Mr Guy's defence, detailed in court documents, is that he acted ''in error'' in rezoning the land but had relied on the advice of ministerial staff. He says he overturned his decision after learning that the Bass Coast Shire Council opposed the extension of town boundaries at Ventnor. Mr Guy denies discussing the Ventnor project with Ms Nicholls or even knowing of her interest in the property.
Ms Nicholls told Fairfax Media she believed Mr Guy overturned his decision at the direction of then premier Ted Baillieu's office, not in response to new information from the Bass Coast council.
She said his unprecedented backflip - her affidavit argues that no planning minister has ever approved a rezoning and then failed to publish it in the Government Gazette - undermined proper government process and threatened to ruin her financially.
It has left her owing more than $3 million for a property that cannot be developed and is of little value as farmland. Rezoned for housing, the picturesque island property would have generated a profit of more than $10 million.
''Surely the community should be able to take a minister at his word when he exercises his ministerial powers. But how can the community trust this minister at his word now?'' she said.
Ms Nicholls said that in May 2011 at her home at Silverleaves, east of Cowes, she and her husband, Jim Hopkins, had briefed Mr Guy and local MP Ken Smith on two proposals.
The first involved Ms Nicholls donating part of a farm she and Mr Hopkins already owned at Silverleaves for a bird sanctuary in return for a small housing subdivision on a portion of the property.
The second was for them to buy the Ventnor farmland west of Cowes and for the government to override the Bass Coast council and rezone the land for housing. The profit from the sale of the rezoned land would allow her to donate land for the bird sanctuary.
The council, backed by an expert planning panel, opposed both schemes as part of its bid to contain coastal sprawl.
Ms Nicholls said that in seeking the minister's intervention she was following a process open to any member of the public not satisfied with their local council.
She said consultants' reports showed that Phillip Island would face a housing shortage in coming years but the council had not acted on the issue.
She said Mr Guy had expressed no interest in the bird sanctuary plan because it was primarily an environmental project. But she said he had responded ''favourably'' to the Ventnor proposal because it was a larger housing development that would justify his intervention on the grounds of state significance.
''He certainly said it [Ventnor] sounded like something he would look at. And he certainly seemed to know where Ventnor was,'' Ms Nicholls said.
How the story developed...
January 2012:
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''We had a long discussion with the minister, about 50 minutes. I was surprised how long we had with him as he had a lot of other meetings that day.''
In April 2011 Ms Nicholls signed a contract of sale conditional on 16 weeks of ''due diligence''', aimed at securing a rezoning of the Ventnor property for housing. The deadline for signing was September 8, which turned out to be the day Mr Guy approved the rezoning.
In documents lodged with the court, Mr Guy acknowledges visiting Ms Nicholls' house for about 15 minutes but denies discussing the Ventnor housing scheme. He insists he knew little of the scheme, or even where Ventnor was, before his advisers had raised the possibility of him intervening after the meeting.
Ms Nicholls said the minister's legal defence ''adds insult to injury''.
''He now says that he should be excused from the consequences of the rezoning because when he made the decision he was acting incompetently. To my mind this simply beggars belief," she said.
Mr Guy has repeatedly refused to discuss the Ventnor matter with Fairfax Media or answer written questions.
''The government will not engage in public legal manoeuvring through a newspaper and will resolve this matter legally," a spokeswoman said on Tuesday.
With the Supreme Court hearing on the Ventnor saga just weeks away, the Napthine government is at risk of being embarrassed by internal Liberal Party wrangling over it.
Ms Nicholls' husband, Mr Hopkins, is an intermittent Liberal Party member from an established Phillip Island family.
As Fairfax Media revealed last year, Mr Guy's initial approval of the Ventnor rezoning followed calls to the minister's office on behalf of Mr Hopkins by family friend, former Kennett government planning minister and nearby resident Rob Maclellan.
At the time of the Ventor rezoning saga in 2011, Mr Maclellan's former chief of staff, Meg Bartel, held the same position in Mr Guy's office. She left the minister's office soon after the Ventnor controversy erupted.
But influential Liberals also opposed the scheme, including former local branch president Jonathan Dade, who lives next to the contested farmland, and local federal MP and shadow environment minister Greg Hunt.
Fairfax Media understands that Mr Baillieu's office was actively involved in ensuring that Mr Guy overturned his initial decision.
Several Liberal insiders and staffers have been subpoenaed to appear and/or provide documents to the court, including Mr Baillieu.
Among them is local MP and Legislative Assembly Speaker Ken Smith, who organised Mr Guy's visit to Ms Nicholls' house. He faces the prospect of having to recall exactly what was discussed at that meeting.
Ms Nicholls on Tuesday called on Mr Guy and Premier Denis Napthine to review the Coalition's ''appalling and politically motivated'' handling of the Ventnor matter and to ensure proper process triumphed over politics.
''Mr Baillieu has gone now. Mr Guy should have the courage and decency to go back to his original decision and gazette the rezoning.''
A Supreme Court hearing is scheduled for August 20.


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Our Daughters, Our Periods, Our Choices
My 11-year-old daughter, Kaytee, was encouraged by her health teacher to create a "just-in-case" package to keep in her backpack - a discreet supply of feminine care products - as a way to prepare for the transition to middle school.
As she shared this with me, walking home from the bus, I felt a surge of emotions: excited for what's to come for my baby girl, nostalgic about my own teen years, and desperately wanting to be here for her in all the right ways. When I was her age, I received a pretty, floral, boot-sized box, stocked with various sizes of pads and tampons, along with booklets containing delicate, whimsical illustrations. It made me feel like being a girl was special. It also was also a time of secrets, and this topic was hush-hush, so I took my private box, slid it under my bed, and said nothing to anyone.
My daughter's world is more open about talking about our bodies. And I love this. As a mom, I am a steadfast believer that we should be advocates for our own beautiful bodies. Here was an opportunity for me to start my daughter off right from the beginning. With a little guidance, I could share with her how to choose wiser with products she will likely use the rest of her life.
Yet, the world of feminine care products has really changed since I was a teen. Not only are there an array of products to choose from, but recently I've learned a lot about these products we put on, around, and in our bodies. Creating a "just-in-case" package would require a little motherly wisdom. And I love a little non-toxic challenge.
Discover what wisdom Kristi gained and is passing on to us in this video letter to you:
Would you like to learn more about which ingredients to avoid in feminine care products? Check out Women's Voices for the Earth Chemicals of Concern Fact Sheet.
For those of you who follow me on ChooseWiser.com, or have read Little Changes, you know I love to take potentially overwhelming topics, flip them on their head and ask, "What can we do? What do we need to know?" I am sure that if we can link arms and feel comfortable sharing with each other about periods, we can take on anything. Now is your time to share your girlfriend advice. The more you share, the more everyone learns, so please chime in!
Have you transitioned over from your mainstream ways to better-for-us feminine care products? Have you explored menstrual cups or washable pads as options?
Have you had intimate talks with pre-teen or teen girls about their choices? What did you say? What did they say?
We women have to stick together, and by sharing, you help others too.
Enjoy the journey,
About Kristi Marsh
Kristi Marsh is the founder and force behind Choose Wiser and a passionate speaker. Born and raised as a mainstream Pacific Coast soul, she now advocates for women's eco-health while raising her children in New England. Kristi revels in taking gloomy-n-doomy overwhelming topics and flipping them into bite size doable changes for Everyday-Me's, creating healthier homes and bodies one little change at a time.


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Our leaders in Washington and the pundits who follow them have spoken of little but the fiscal cliff in recent weeks. This is understandable: The political wrangling reflects a hard-fought election, and how we resolve the pending fiscal crisis will have an enormous impact on our nation's well-being. For this reason, we all have a stake in its outcome.
Far too many Americans continue to struggle to find employment, put a roof over their heads, or simply feed their families. I say this not just as a concerned citizen, but as a rabbi: While it's clear that we must find a new balance between revenue and spending, we dare not do so on the backs of this nation's most vulnerable.
If we want to safeguard the American middle class and support economic health down the road, Congress should start by ending the tax cuts from 2001 for the wealthiest of our citizens, combined with reducing spending while finding creative and compassionate ways to protect the programs that serve the needy.
I understand that this is much more complicated than simply putting words to paper. There are tremendous challenges facing our country's economic stability and the real pressures to reduce the deficit. If it were easy, the argument wouldn't be so fierce.
But if we've learned nothing else since the start of the recession in 2008, surely we've learned that the entire country suffers when we decide to allow the weak to fend for themselves. Americans' shared religious and ethical heritage tells us that economic justice is a value and a goal unto itself – but that goal also serves to remind us that the lives and futures of all Americans are very closely bound up.
Thus, if we want our economy and society to be vibrant and robust, we must approach the difficult challenges we face honestly and head-on. Even as we search for ways to meaningfully reduce wasteful spending, we must also make the social safety net a priority. Whether it be maintaining disaster relief or securing the future of Medicare and Social Security, ensuring the welfare of all is a communal duty, one that requires the involvement not only of well-meaning individuals, but the entire American people, as expressed through the policy decisions of our leaders.
The economic inequities faced by so many across this country are not a simple result of ill-fortune – the temporary tax cuts passed in 2001 actually added to the burden shouldered by America's weakest communities. Ending the tax cuts for those who need them the least will add hundreds of billions of dollars to government coffers over the next 10 years, an important first step in addressing the damage done in the recession.
Together with a conscientious reconsideration of our government spending, this added revenue will then enable the President and Congress to craft a moral budget, one that does not reward the wealthy with greater wealth, but rather supports those in need, strengthens public education, and increases job growth, all of which help to foster a healthy, moral society.
Calling on the wealthiest to help shoulder the burdens of all is a longstanding tradition among my people. Shared institution-building was established in the Torah's commandments, the imperative to care for "the widow, the orphan, the stranger, and the poor" taught by our prophets. Mutual support and responsibility has been a hallmark of Jewish communities throughout history, and today I join almost 300 rabbis from across the United States in asking Congress, via a letter organized by Bend the Arc: A Jewish Partnership for Justice, to allow the temporary tax cuts for our wealthiest two percent to expire.
But it is also a hallmark of the American story. When floods ravage the Jersey shore, or tornadoes obliterate entire Midwestern towns, we reach across the miles and do all that we can to extend a hand to those in need.
Simply put, an economic storm hit this great nation in 2008, and too many of our neighbors are still reeling. We must not fail to give them a hand, too.
This is the moment, when the White House and Congress are tasked with avoiding a fiscal crisis and restoring our economy, to listen closely to the voices of those with the least, voices that are so often silenced. We must hear the hungry child, the student struggling to better his future, the veteran who served her country and now cannot find work. These are the voices of America. And they truly are too big to fail.
In Deuteronomy, we are told of our obligation to help the needy among us. It is an ideal to which we must never stop striving to achieve. Congress has to know: Protecting the needy is not merely the moral course, it is also the wise course. For everyone.
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hi again, once again i have vista business that i recieved from my college, they dont give me any cds or hardcopies or anything, and me being stupid failed to make backup disks prior to this problem.
well anyways the last few weeks my computer has been running less and less stable, it was at a point where i could barely run my computer i kept getting the windows explorer has stopped working problem. after a ton of research and tweaking i was able to fix that problem but now since then my computer has been failing to load shortcuts, constantly gets random <operation name> has stopped working messages, and my firefox experience has greatly diminished.
I am almost 100% this is a system files problem, so i tried to run the sfc and it gets to 3% validation then stops and says it cannot continue, it doesnt say why it just stops. Ive run ChkDisk several times, defragged, ran registry cleaners adware and virus scanners so many times my head is going to fall off.
other things that have happened include, unable to uninstall programs, World of Warcraft became corrupted, cannot use the find function in firefox (Ctrl+F: it makes firefox stop responding) other than these things vista runs efficient and well its just these errors keep popping up.
so to sum it all up:
Im sure my system files are messed up.
My Sfc will not work
and i have no install disk (and have since lost the serial given to me)
what can i do?
system specs:
Operating System: Windows Vista Business
Processor: AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5600+ (2 CPUs), ~2.8GHz
Memory: 3070MB RAM
Page File: 866MB used, 5456MB available
DirectX Version: DirectX 10
Graphics Card : NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTS
Drive: C: Free Space: 96.8 GB Total Space: 238.5 GB
Drive: E: Free Space: 186.5 GB Total Space: 238.5 GB
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Fair opinion, but arguable that if m0n0 does ipsec, why not SSL vpn's?
Anyways, to the original poster, OpenVPN is an SSL VPN daemon, and Peter
Curran has a beta version of a module to support it. Search the
archives for OpenVPN, and you'll find it.
That being said, I don't know what Netscreen you have, but all
Netscreen's that I've worked with have IPSec on them, and it's
relatively easy to get m0n0wall to talk to Netscreen's via IPSec.
On Fri, 2004-07-16 at 08:37, Chet Harvey wrote:
> I would say that this is way outside the scope of a firewall. The Netscreen
> (Juniper) appliances are dedicated SSL VPN devices. IMHO they have two
> different objectives.
> Quoting GC <gc at giecie dot com>:
> > Hi,
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> > Are there any thoughts to integrate SSL VPN like we see with Netscreen
> > firewall?
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> > Geert
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Pitt-bound Fox Chapel linebacker Wirginis: 'It all happened so fast'
Pitt's newest local football recruit comes from a large family.
Linebacker Quintin Wirginis is the youngest of seven children and has four brothers and two sisters.
If elbow room wasn't already a problem indoors at the Wirginis household, dozens of animals — horses, goats and chickens among them — roam the outside of their Indiana Township property.
Talk about a zoo. That's what the past few weeks have been like for Wirginis, an incoming senior at Fox Chapel who got a fast and furious glimpse of the college recruiting process.
In a matter of weeks, after attending several summer showcase camps, he suddenly had scholarship offers from Virginia Military Institute, Temple, Robert Morris and Pitt. He accepted Pitt's offer Thursday night, lighting up social media sites with his seemingly out-of-the-blue verbal commitment.
"It all happened so fast," said Wirginis (6-foot-2, 225 pounds), who has started for three seasons, but only moved to linebacker last year. "A month ago, I never thought I'd be in this position."
Fox Chapel coach Eric Ravotti moved Wirginis from strong safety to outside linebacker last season to better utilize his skills. Wirginis led the team in tackles as a junior and gradually found his way onto recruiting watch boards.
"He is an unbelievable athlete," Ravotti said. "He's big, strong and fast — a rare combination of athleticism and size. I think he's starting to realize he can be a dominant force."
Pitt recruited Wirginis as a middle linebacker. He plays on the outside in Fox Chapel's 3-4 set.
"He can cover the pass just as well as the run," Ravotti said.
Wirginis attended camps at Penn State, Ohio State and Pitt, posting a 4.7-second 40-yard dash time at Pitt.
"(Pitt linebackers) Coach (Chris) Haering liked some of the things I was doing," Wirginis said. "I passed his test."
Wirginis said his family's support has allowed him to corral the sudden burst of college interest and the hype that can accompany it.
"I come from a house full of competitive kids," he said. "I have a great home life. There's a lot of competitive spirit. That's one of my best attributes, and I owe it all to my family."
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HSBC: Three Reasons the Euro Is Getting Hit
Analysts at HSBC outline their reasons for the euro's recent tumble against the dollar amid the recent flare-up in Irish credit worries. The euro is down 3.8% against the dollar since its peak on Nov. 4. Here's what HSBC analysts say is behind the move:
- There is evidence that the euro's recent strength is having a negative impact on core European exports which could undermine the recovery. The relative strength of the core European economy has been an important factor supporting the euro.
- There are signs that the U.S. recovery could be starting to pick up steam again. If the stronger data continues, then the market may begin to question whether the Fed will need to complete its QE2 treasury purchases, and this could give the dollar additional support.
- Sovereign debt concerns in Europe are growing again as the markets worry about the sustainability of the fiscal positions in Ireland and Portugal as well as Greece, and European leaders consider a debt restructuring plan that could impose significant losses for bond investors. With European banks heavily exposed to these bonds, this prospect could further undermine bank willingness to lend, and put further pressure in the recovery.
Other euro watchers say that even if Ireland seeks support from the fund that the EU and IMF have cobbled together, the weakness of the euro might not end. Analysts at BNP Paribas wrote Monday:
the activation of the EFSF by Ireland would be a positive risk event bringing spreads in (based on the assumption that once the fund is activated bail out would become a day to day EU business) and pushing the EUR higher. We still hold that view, but see a potential EUR rally as a selling opportunity. Greece will release its budget data, which are currently under investigation by the IMF, EU and the ECB on Thursday. Newswire reports suggest that Greece has failed to work its budget according to projections


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Hello, I had 3 vials of Juvederm injected 2 months ago in n/l folds, lower cheeks and cheek 'apples'. That evening my right cheekbone was tender and slightly swollen. That subsided but then my right eye became puffy and just isn't getting better. It looks and feels like a jelly bag under my eye yet my other eye looks great with no puffiness. The doctor said that the Juvederm can press on my lymphatics and make them sluggish. She did inject hyaluronidase 3 times in cheek but hasn't done anything.
Why is my Right Eye Still Puffy Two Months After Juvederm in Cheek?
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Cause of swelling under eyes 2 months after Juvederm?
I agree with the other physicians who have answered your question here already. You have been given good advice. It's unfortunate there is no quick fix. It may help to see a provider for a manual lymphatic drainage treatment.
Right eye still puffy after Juvederm
I agree with Dr. Echavez. After three rounds of hyaluronidase, it's not the Juvederm that's there. I know both sides don't have the effect, which makes you lucky, but it's unfortunate you have it at all. It will go away with time, and at this point, that's your best option.
Right eye puffy two months after Juvederm
A picture would be helpful, but from your description, it sounds as if you have developed some malar bag/edema as a result of the Juvederm treatment. This can be a difficult problem to treat, and I would not expect hyaluronidase to improve the puffiness, as it is not excess Juvederm that is causing the problem. It is thought to be due to disruption of lymphatic drainage to the area. I would give it some more time to see if it resolves.
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Cheek Still Swollen after Several Hyaluronidase Injections
If Juvederm injection produced the initial swelling and Hyaluronidase has not helped, this can be a very difficult problem to treat. Usually, the residual swelling improves over time.
Juvederm in cheeks
Because the fillers like juvederm absorb water as part of their breakdown, they can worsen malar edema If it as injected near the eye cheek junction, it could represent product. Best to see you in person.
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The Peace of Heart Choir formed in response to the tragedy of 9/11, with the mission of bringing people together regardless of race, religion, gender, or political party to heal through the power of music. Commemorating 10 years of singing at the Castle Clinton. The castle, originally a fortress built to keep people out; now welcomes millions in. Located at the southern tip of the island of Manhattan, Castle Clinton represents not only the growth of New York City, but the growth of a nation. First intended to keep out a British invasion in 1812, the Castle has transformed over the years to welcome theater goers, immigrants, sightseers, and now, millions of visitors to New York Harbor.
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A BAD-TEMPERED derby game ended in victory for Chalfont against nine-man Beaconsfield SYCOB.
Tensions spilled over at Mill Meadow in a night of drama and disapponting scenes both on and off the pitch.
Play was halted for several minutes after fighting broke out in the crowd with dugout disputes and some tasty tackles also souring the first-half.
The referee's report will make interesting reading for league bosses who may chose to act after the night of shame.
The game started well enough with Daniel Hicks heading Chalfont into a seventh minute lead before Rams captain Fiston Manuella saw red for two booking within the space of a minute.
Two wild tackles ended his game early and was followed by a scuffle in the crowd - during which Alan Hedley netted a second for the Saints with 20 minutes on the clock.
SYCOB's night went from bad to worse before the break when left-back Craig Carby kicked out at Hicks to receive his marching orders.
It meant the second-half was a non-event with Adam Louth making it three for the home side minutes after the restart but Beaconsfield held firm to prevent a rout.
There was relief at the final whistle that the game was over with Beaconsfield still third and Chalfont putting themselves back in the play-off picture.


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Reviewing Dell (DELL) and Western Digital Corporation (WDC)
Dell (NASDAQ: DELL) and Western Digital Corporation (NASDAQ:WDC) are both technology companies, but which is the better stock? We will contrast the two companies based on the strength of their dividends, valuation, risk, institutional ownership, analyst recommendations, earnings and profitabiliy.
This table compares Dell and Western Digital Corporation's net margins, return on equity and return on assets.
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|Western Digital Corporation
Analyst Ratings
This is a breakdown of recent ratings for Dell and Western Digital Corporation, as reported by MarketBeat.
|Sell Ratings
|Hold Ratings
|Buy Ratings
|Strong Buy Ratings
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|Western Digital Corporation
Western Digital Corporation has a consensus price target of $99.48, suggesting a potential upside of 9.29%. Given Western Digital Corporation's higher possible upside, analysts clearly believe Western Digital Corporation is more favorable than Dell.
Institutional & Insider Ownership
83.1% of Western Digital Corporation shares are owned by institutional investors. 0.5% of Western Digital Corporation shares are owned by company insiders. Strong institutional ownership is an indication that hedge funds, large money managers and endowments believe a stock will outperform the market over the long term.
Western Digital Corporation pays an annual dividend of $2.00 per share and has a dividend yield of 2.2%. Dell does not pay a dividend. Western Digital Corporation pays out -202.0% of its earnings in the form of a dividend.
Valuation and Earnings
This table compares Dell and Western Digital Corporation's gross revenue, earnings per share (EPS) and valuation.
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Western Digital Corporation has higher revenue and earnings than Dell.
Western Digital Corporation beats Dell on 10 of the 11 factors compared between the two stocks.
Dell Company Profile
Dell Inc. (Dell) is a global information technology company that offers its customers a range of solutions and services delivered directly by Dell and through other distribution channels. Dell is a holding company that conducts its business worldwide through its subsidiaries. The Company operates in four segments: Large Enterprise, Public, Small and Medium Business, and Consumer. The Company's Large Enterprise customers include global and national corporate businesses. Its Public customers, which include educational institutions, government, health care, and law enforcement agencies, operate in their own communities. Its SMB segment is focused on helping small and medium-sized businesses by offering products, services, and solutions. Its Consumer segment is focused on delivering technology experience of entertainment, mobility, gaming, and design. In March 2014, the Company acquired StatSoft, a provider of advanced analytics solutions.
Western Digital Corporation Company Profile
Western Digital Corporation (Western Digital) is a developer, manufacturer and provider of data storage devices and solutions that address the needs of the information technology (IT) industry and the infrastructure that enables the proliferation of data in virtually every industry. The Company's portfolio of offerings addresses three categories: Datacenter Devices and Solutions (capacity and performance enterprise hard disk drives (HDDs), enterprise solid state drives (SSDs), datacenter software and system solutions); Client Devices (mobile, desktop, gaming and digital video hard drives, client SSDs, embedded products and wafers), and Client Solutions (removable products, hard drive content solutions and flash content solutions). The Company develops and manufactures a portion of the recording heads and magnetic media used in its hard drive products.
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Question: There is an ExecSQL procedure in IBDataSet within an IBX-program. What's its analogue in FIBPlus (I need to use it in Insert/Update operations).
Answer: It's called ExecQuery in TpFIBQuery.
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It is always best not to judge the state of British tennis from within the confines of the All England Club. Every summer the number of British wild cards at Wimbledon blurs the picture, and builds up false optimism, even though such optimism normally quickly dissipates in the first week of the championships. Best to look at the other slams for a true indication of where British tennis is at, and to this extent the Australian Open sums up the situation perfectly.
The men's professional game, excluding Andy Murray, is in very poor shape. The women, while not possessing anybody of Murray's ability, are gradually beginning to display green shoots of recovery after more than a decade of stagnation. It might be called the new realism.
However, as pleasing as it was to have four women in the main draw here, compared with only Murray on the men's side, it was not a sign that British women are suddenly going to start winning tournaments on the WTA Tour or force their way through into the sharp end of the slams. Anne Keothavong is just outside the world's top 50, but in real terms only the top 12-15 women are capable of taking the world's major prizes, an incredibly small and elite number.
None of Britain's current crop, Keothavong included, has a hope in hell of ever winning a slam, but their success here, albeit limited, appears to be an indication that the nettle of unflagging hard work has been grasped which, hopefully, more talented players of the future will pursue with the same diligence and desire.
The national training centre in Roehampton, build at a cost of £30m, is stuffed with expertise that all the players, men and women, can tap into, though ultimately success is down to the individual. The turnover will be large. The number of boys who try to make the grade and fail in football is frighteningly high. Tennis suffers from having a much, much smaller playing base, so it stands to reason that those of championship potential will be few and far between. But the standards must not be allowed to drop. They must be Tour standards, for anything else is unacceptable in professional terms.
As encouraging as it has been to see the success of Keothavong, Mel South, Katie O'Brien and Elena Baltacha (who lost her second-round match against Amélie Mauresmo, the former Australian and Wimbledon champion) none of them is a spring chicken, their ages ranging from 22 to 25. Mauresmo remarked, after winning against Baltacha, that is was good to see her making progress at a later age. "Usually you see players at their best around 18, 19, or 20."
She was right. It has been good to see the British quartet doing well, for it is an indication that the national training centre may be beginning to work. But it is now essential that the age group be dramatically lowered. The benchmark must be to get the men into the top 100 by the time they are 21 at the very least; and the women at 18 or younger. Murray did precisely that; Laura Robson, the Wimbledon junior champion, who is only 15, is poised to achieve it too.
But don't expect an avalanche of talent as with the Russian women or French men. It simply will not happen.


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Seldom does real life have a Hollywood ending. Not in sunny California. Not in Atlanta. The Braves' 3-2 loss in Game 4 of the National League Divisional Series Monday could have set one up, had it gone the other way. Instead it was yet another painful playoff series loss. But for baseball fans, this one hurts more.
All around Turner Field the past two games, the theme was 11 for 6. It represented the number of wins the Braves needed to get retiring manager Bobby Cox (who wears No. 6) a second world championship. It was a tall order. Maybe wishful thinking. As it turns out, it wasn't a reality.
The NLDS played out the way everyone thought it would. Both teams had dominate starting pitching. Both teams shut down the other's offense. Sure, Braves fans hoped for a different outcome. And sure, each game could have gone either way. The Braves were a poor fielding team coming into the postseason and never bucked that trend. What if Brooks Conrad fields those balls in Game 3? What happens if Billy Wagner doesn't go down? What happens if…? The law of averages tends to work out. In the end, the Giants were just a better team.It's almost fitting Cox's career came to and end the way it did — in a gut-wrenching series, with a home loss in an elimination game. With his decision to leave Derek Lowe in to face Pat Burrell in the seventh in he left us all with one last move to scrutinize. Fitting. And that has defined the Braves run under Cox. It's also what made him a manager players wanted to play for.
You can look back at the past two decades of Braves baseball and ask the obvious question. How did they manage to win just one World Series? All those division titles (14). All those playoff appearances (15). Law of averages right?
Cox may not have been the best game manager. He may not always have made the right in-game decisions. Like maybe leaving Lowe in a batter too long Monday or sticking with Conrad in Game 3. Then again, who are we to question anything he did. These are the very decisions that defined him. And in the end, players get paid to play the game at its highest level.
It's easy to think he did a little with a lot. Greg Maddux. Tom Glavine. John Smoltz. Chipper. Dave Justice. All the great players. But only one world championship. But it's obvious he did a lot with very little. The team in this series was a shell of the one that won 91 games. Perhaps only Cox guides them in the playoffs in the first place. Perhaps they make the postseason eight times instead of 16 during his run.
Nobody's mentioned much about who will be the Braves skipper next year. It's almost as if everyone held off on those thoughts in hopes Cox would change his mind. It's understandable. We likely won't see another coach/manager stay in one place for 25 years. The world is different now. So when Cox took his final curtain call Monday, his legacy will never be forgotten in Braves baseball. In Major League Baseball.
Our lasting images of Bobby Cox will be the dugout shots of him sitting next to Leo Mazzone during the postseason while his old pitching coach and friend rocked back-and-forth in angst. Or one of him sitting in his corner of the dugout entrance rooting for his players one moment only to throw an expletive toward home plate after a close pitch went against his pitcher. Or one of the fiery manager defending his players to an umpire en route to an ejection. And for all of Atlanta's successes or failures — whatever way you wish to view them, Bobby Cox was a man who loved his players. He was a man who loved the game. He wore metal spikes. He still had a live arm and threw it around with the guys even at 69. He chattered in the dugout like it was little league. He'd get to the ball park early and leave late.
Of all the wins and losses, Cox will always be remembered for his demeanor and his loyalty to his players. Yes, he was ejected from a record 158 games (161 if you count the postseason). But he wasn't out there to show an umpire up. You never saw him lose his cool like Lou Piniella did. It wasn't his style. And it wasn't about him.
Maybe Cox wasn't the best game manager. Maybe he stuck with his pitchers too long in games or tried to let a player get himself on track when instead he should have benched him. Maybe he wasn't the best at handling a pitching staff. But you'd be hard-pressed to find a better manager of men.


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Lisa Jaskol
Lisa Jaskol is the Directing Attorney of Public Counsel's Appellate Law Program, which works in state and federal courts to increase access to justice for people who cannot afford legal representation.
After graduating from Yale Law School in 1988, Lisa clerked for the Hon. Harry Pregerson of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. She then worked as a litigation associate at Irell & Manella LLP. In 1991, Lisa joined the appellate law firm Horvitz & Levy LLP, where she became a partner. On a leave of absence from Horvitz & Levy from 2001 to 2004, Lisa served as the Directing Attorney of Public Counsel's Homelessness Prevention Law Project.
Lisa rejoined Public Counsel in 2007 as the founding Director of its Appellate Law Program, overseeing and staffing a new appellate self-help clinic – the first in the nation – located at the California Court of Appeal in downtown Los Angeles, and working with pro bono counsel to provide representation on appeal to selected litigants. In 2009, the Judicial Council of California awarded a prestigious Kleps Award for innovation in the courts to the Second Appellate District for the appellate self-help clinic. Lisa also oversees Public Counsel's Federal Pro Se Clinic, which assists self-represented litigants in the U.S. District Court in downtown Los Angeles, and she handles appeals and amicus briefing in state and federal appellate courts.
Lisa serves on the California Commission on Access to Justice and she previously served on the Judicial Council's Appellate Advisory Committee. In 2015, Lisa received the Distinguished Service Award from Women Lawyers Association of Los Angeles (WLALA). In 2010, the Los Angeles County Bar Association (LACBA) presented the Pamela E. Dunn Appellate Justice Award to Lisa. Lisa is a member of the California Academy of Appellate Lawyers and she is a State Bar certified appellate specialist. She is the co-chair of WLALA's Amicus Briefs Committee and a past chair of LACBA's Appellate Courts Section.