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Prospects on the move?
At some point in the near future, we're going to run our promised Prospects on the Move series, but I actually think it's possibly too big for a single posting. It might actually require . . . research.
In other news, it looks like my post about the Rays not being a sure thing was timely, despite the fact that it didn't go live until, what, the 7th inning last night?
Colin reported yesterday that the Cubs and Jim Hendry are negotiating an extension. Part of the concern appears to center around Hendry not wanting to be a "lame duck" GM for the next owner who comes along, thus, he doesn't necessarily want to exercise his one year extension.
My concern is that they are over-thinking it a bit. Hendry probably thought that he'd have one year, by contract, to prove himself as a competent GM to the next owner who comes along. Then, because of the pending delay, it now appears as though Jim might have less than one year - in fact, for all we know, the next owner won't be here until after the '09 season, when Hendry's contract would be set to expire. Over-thinking in its finest.
I think basically the Cubs need to do one of two things.
1) Offer Hendry a one year deal plus an option, just like the last one. That would keep him around through 2010, again giving him the chance to prove himself to the new owner.
2) Say "screw it" and give him a 3-4 year deal. If the new owner is unhappy with this, he can fire Hendry and Jim walks away with the last 2 years of his contract in his pocket.
Either way, it appears as though Hendry is not hurting for job opportunities. Seattle has inquired about him, and I doubt they will be the last. It's pretty funny. Two years ago, I couldn't wait for him to be gone.
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Oh ye of little faith
Oh ye of little faith
The more I look back over the
The more I look back over the last several years, the more I realize that more blame should fall on McPhail than Hendry. Sure, Hendry has made his mistakes (Soriano, Fukudome), but it sounds like McPhail really held on to the purse strings by assuming that the Cubs can just replicate his success with the Twins by acting like a small market team. As you can see, that's going so well for the Orioles.


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I haven't weighed myself in three weeks and wont for yet another three weeks because of this deal thing I have going with my brother but that doesn't mean I can't measure myself :)
Bust: 42"
Under Bust: 34"
Hips: 41"
Bottom: 44"
Thighs: 27"
Calves: 16"
Arms flexed: 12"
I'm not sure if I measured it all in the right places and I think my biceps are a wee bit bigger since I wrote it all down too. I'm pretty happy with how my body looks. Of course there are few things I don't like but over all I like my body. I think everyone needs to stop looking at other people bodies whether skinnier, curvier, muscly er, fuller and start appreciate the body they have because you can count on it that someone wishes they had your body. Even if you have a bigger figure!
I'm a size 14 right now and I feel the same way about my body as I did when I was a size 12. Only I look at photos of me at size 12 and I wish I was still that size. So what I'm trying to say is if I keep gaining weight and eventually fit into a size 16 I'll look back at me now and wish I was this size even though at the moment I am size 14 and don't wish I was. Get me? I may of confused ALOT of people just then, I confused myself but if you kept up well done! haha
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Welcome to the USGLSA Website
Welcome to the web site of the United States Great Lakes Shipping Association. I hope you will find this to be a source of information about our organization as well as have it serve as a useful informational tool for our membership and other interested parties.
Comments from the Executive Director
Beginning Third Quarter, 2014
Lakes Seaway Navigaiton Season Opening
Especially for those who had to endure it directly, the beginning of the 2014 Navigation Season was off to a punishing, wintery start with ice conditions severely hampering the Seaway System, locks, rivers and Lakes transits Despite these conditions, however, the U. S. and Canadian Coast Guard performed continuous and determined service, providing the fleets with ice breaking power, regional conditions assessments, and assistance in organization and dispatch of cross Lake convoys; generally assisting in all aspects of operations to help assure safe transits notwithstanding the challenging conditions. High marks and many thanks for their presence when it counted.
Regrettably, there were instances of significant delays experienced especially by international flag vessels detained in holding positions due in part to line ups at destination/loading ports to the North, but also due to shortages of pilots in the right places at the right times, particularly in District 3. In many ways, it was a sort of "perfect storm" combination of number of vessels, distances to dispatch pilots, shore side congestion at loading ports and sheer lack of a sufficient number of pilots that all contributed to these very costly and frustration delays. USGLSA as well as The Shipping Federation of Canada and other affected stakeholders have communicated with the USCG Pilotage Office seeking action to help assure that these kinds of circumstances do not occur at least to the extent they did in 2014. While 2014 was difficult, it was not something we have not seen before, and USGLSA intends, through the Great Lakes Pilotage Advisory Committee and participating with other industry initiatives with Coast Guard to promote better contingency planning such that spring break out will not be so difficult going forward.
WRRDA – A Legislative Highlight
In June, President Obama signed the Water Resources Reform and Development Act of 2014 (WRRDA). This is the first comprehensive water resources act approved by Congress in about 7years. It wasn't easy and as it was followed here, made one even more convinced that making sausage is indeed simpler. The Act addresses a myriad issues including those relating to our Great Lakes industries such as dredging, the Harbor Maintenance Tax and Trust Fund, and other allocations of funding. Bottom line, the Lakes held their own in defending their turf in the fight for funding, especially as to current and future dredging at major ports, but not touching existing backlogs. Funds held in the Harbor Maintenance Tax Trust Fund were not all designated for release which would have solved dredging problems for just about everyone, except that then Congress would have had to find the money.
Antitrust Policy and Guidelines
As what I hope will be an interesting and constructive piece of information for all, I have posted in our "Position Papers and Programs" Section of this web site a piece first put together professionally for USGLSA a few years ago and which now has been updated. It is not intended to be legal advice to be relied upon by readers, but rather to outline USGLSA policy and define ourselves for what we are and strive to be. It contains common sense and legal guidelines we seek to follow. While not intended here, it also could provide a model or concept to be considered as part of any organization's set of values as it seeks to conduct business properly in light of this often somewhat confusing subject area. Professional advice is always best when developing your own specific set of policies and guidelines.
Questions and comments are always welcome.
Stuart H. Theis, Executive Director
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Mr. Theis, who has served as Executive Director since April 2007, is an attorney and businessman with prior associations at Cleveland, Ohio based M. A. Hanna Company and Oglebay Norton Company. At Hanna, he held a variety of legal/operational positions including Corporate Vice President with responsibilities for Hanna's Great Lakes/St Lawrence Seaway and Ocean Marine vessel and dock operations in the U. S. and Canada. While at Oglebay Norton, Mr. Theis served as President of the Company's Great Lakes fleet and dock operations. Mr. Theis is a member of the American Bureau of Shipping and serves as a member on two U. S. Coast Guard Advisory Committees, the Great Lakes Pilotage Advisory Committee and the National Maritime Security Advisory Committee.


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"Ugh, that kid's on a leash!" Before I became a mom, that was my thought every time I saw a kid in a harness. Fast-forward a few years, though, and my tune changed. "Aww, look at that cute monkey-backpack child harness!" reasoned my mommy brain, desperate to protect her bolting tot from cars and crowds. "You just hold on to the monkey's tail!"
Sure, it's a little creepy to use an item typically associated with pets on your kid, but anyone who's had to abandon her luggage in the middle of a busy airport terminal to chase after a loose toddler knows that the idea can grow on you -- even if you previously found it repulsive.
Of course, the judge-y crowd thinks harness-using parents should simply teach their tots to listen (as if!) or keep them strapped in a stroller. But how is that option any better? Kids should be able to walk around, build leg muscles and explore the world around them in a safe way. (Plus, since their little arms are too short to hold your hand comfortably while walking, that little ribbon of fabric saves your aching back!)
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Since its initial theatrical release I have seen "Nashville" more than 100 times in cinemas and on VHS and DVD, and every time I see it - these days, usually to show it to someone who wasn't yet born in the decade it came out - I still find something new, some detail I missed in the previous 99-or-so times (usually embedded in the myriad layers of its unequaled soundtrack). Since I no longer live in America and have many friends who have never been there, I have found "Nashville" to be perhaps the single most quintessential "American" film ever made: it's ALL there. I basically love all of Altman - I can even appreciate his "flops" and obscurities to some degree and own almost all of his works - but I'd have to place "Nashville" at the top of the list (closely followed by "McCabe & Mrs. Miller"). Not only is it a master filmmaker's masterpiece, it is the story of America circa 1976, but still highly relevant today (just look at the tenets of the film's fictitious third political party, the "Replacement Party," which include taxing churches, changing the national anthem, and abolishing the electoral college!).
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This and MASH--Altman's monuments, the work that will be taught and revisited by film lovers as well as scholars. He broke windows to let the air in.
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Nashville has so many layers of humor, and so many wonderful performances, that it rewards the audience even after dozens of viewings. Henry Gibson's portrayal of an egomaniacal elder statesman of the country music scene is hysterical. The two most memorable scenes are Gibson's opening performance of "200 Years" and the mesmerizing bar scene where Keith Carradine performs his Oscar-winning "I'm Easy" and in which Lily Tomlin, Cristina Raines, Shelley Duvall, and Geraldine Chaplin brilliantly and wordlessly react to the performance that each believes is directed to her. Altman gets the very best out of a wonderful cast (this is one of Ned Beatty's finest performances too) and the seamless interweaving of the lives of the 24 characters is endlessly fascinating.
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Review: VMware's vCenter Operations Manager lightens the load
Monitoring virtual servers for availability, performance, health, and workload capacity has never been easy, but Operations Manager goes a long way toward that goal
One of the downsides to virtualization is the relative complexity of system monitoring. Traditional monitoring systems are well tuned for physical servers, but they can run into issues in the virtual world. When servers move freely between physical hosts, it can be a challenge to keep track of them. Also, visibility at every layer of the stack is a tough nut to crack. Nevertheless, the ability to access trend and alert data from each layer is crucial to maintaining the overall health of the environment, and it's critical to future planning.
VMware's vCenter Operations Manager was designed to address these problems -- and it does so quite well. VMware didn't develop the Operations Manager tools internally, but acquired them with Integrien back in 2010. Now at release 5.7.0, vCenter Operations Manager is available in four different editions across the VMware line. I tested the Standard edition as part of the new VMware vSphere with Operations Management (VSOM) offering.
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Smooth setup
The framework for vCenter Operations Manager is a vApp, downloaded and deployed on a VMware vSphere cluster. It consists of two Linux VMs, and the initial installation is as simple as browsing to the OVF file and deploying it through the vSphere management tools. Once deployed, Operations Manager requires very little initial configuration. It needs to hook into one or more vCenter servers and requires credentials to access every tracked object that's visible to the vCenter server. All told, getting the solution up and running took about 15 minutes.
The vApp is configured by default with two vCPUs on each of the two VMs, with 9GB of RAM presented to the Analytics VM and 7GB to the UI VM. These instances are self-tuning, so larger implementations will require more vCPUs and RAM, and the VMs will take advantage of those resources when detected.
There are further configuration steps to take once Operations Manager is running, such as defining SMTP and SNMP servers, along with uploading SSL certificates (if desired). However, when linked to one or more vCenter servers, Operations Manager begins its data collection tasks and can be left alone to digest the wealth of data it collects and analyzes.
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Join hundreds of volunteers to create three unique days of cycling excitement that will leave you feeling adrenalized, full of pride and passionate for one of the world's most popular athletic and recreational activities.
With your help, Saint Francis Tulsa Tough will wow thousands of cyclists from all over the world: professional and amateur racers, GranFondo touring cyclists, and Tulsa Townie kids of all ages. Tulsa Tough participants will cycle thousands of cumulative miles over the course of the weekend, and as a volunteer, YOU will go the distance, too!
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Sylvester Stallone's action franchise The Expendables is set to receive its threequel later this year - but in the meantime, things are moving forward for the absurdly-named The Expendabelles, cited as the female equivalent.
In a film destined to do for feminism what The Spice Girls and "girl power" did for feminism - i.e. trivialise it - a director has been found in the form of Robert Luketic (Legally Blonde, Win A Date With Tad Hamilton!).
We also have our first look at plot details in this short synopsis:
"When America's Navy SEALs are wiped out trying to penetrate the island lair of a deadly despot who has captured one of the world's top nuclear scientists, it becomes clear that there is no such thing as the right man for the job and that this is a mission so impossible that only women can handle it. The only way in: some of the world's deadliest female operatives must pose as high-class call-girls shipped in by private plane to satisfy a dictator–and instead save the scientist and the day."
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The Awkward Freshman Playlist | Overheard In RezQuad Cafť
Every college student needs a spot on campus.† You know the kind I mean; a spot where you can go whenever you need to get out of the dorm, a spot where you can get homework done but you don't have to, a place that is comforting and safe, and is unquestionably yours (even if others go there too).† For some this spot is a special nook in the extremely quiet music library.† For others it is at the base of a certain tree on the President's lawn.† For others still it is a spot† in a tree on the president's lawn.† For me this spot is The RezQuad Cafť.† I go in most nights between 10 and 11 with my laptop and a pile of work.† I order my skim chai latte to stay (it comes in a big mug but for the price of a small) and set up a work station in one of the comfy chairs.
"But what does this have to do with music?" you ask.† Everything, I say.† Every night, along with my textbooks, notepaper, and laptop, I always bring my little gray notebook because I know that before the end of the night I will learn about some new band or musical phenomenon and I will need some place to write it down.† The music in the cafe comes from the iPod of the barista on duty and is consistently excellent.† Among those artists overheard at RezQuad Cafe are Iron & Wine, The New Pornographers, The Dodos, Norah Jones, and The Kinks, incidentally all among my favorite bands/artists.† Some of my most stimulating music conversations have taken place at RezQuad and some of my strongest friendships at Tufts were forged as a result.
Take, for example, my friend Jon, known just about everywhere on campus as Jon the Hipster, a name that has stuck despite its inaccuracy. † Those early days of friend-making are all very hazy and it is difficult to trace when exactly Jon and I went from being friendly to being friends but I do have one very clear memory.† It was the first night we had ever done work together in RezQuad.† I had already been working there for a few hours when Jon came down from his dorm (he lives a few floors above in Miller Hall) in his fuzzy robe and ordered a hot chocolate.† Maybe it was that first night or one of the many that followed in which we started talking about music.† Honestly I think music was intrinsically part of our friendship from the beginning.† One night I brought up The Black Keys, my favorite blues rock duo, and Jon said enthusiastically of their newest album"'Brothers' is really good!"† But upon further probing I discovered he didn't know any of the earlier albums. † So I set about making him a mix of a some of my favorite black keys songs.† In return, Jon began compiling a list of artists he thought I should know: "You don't know Coheed and Cambria?!"† Pretty soon he had compiled a wonderful mix CD for me.
My favorite artist on the CD is without question Mumford and Sons.† In fact, I don't know how I've missed the band up until this point considering that all of their upcoming shows in the US are completely sold out.† iTunes labels the London based quartet as "alternative" but their music is so deeply steeped in country, bluegrass, and folk I'm not sure that label is really accurate.† Jon included two of their songs on his mix, Little Lion Man and The Cave.† The first is a tremendous pleasure to listen to.† The lead singer, Marcus Mumford has a raw voice, rough, but in a very different way than The Tallest Man On Earth.† The instrumentation is banjo and guitar heavy, fast paced and exciting with a thumping beat.† Somehow they manage to pull off such instrumentation without sounding like a hoedown.† All four members sing on the chorus, and like their contemporaries Fleet Foxes, their music seems to hearken back to the likes of Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young.† Unlike Fleet Foxes, their harmonies are simpler and their sound is less polished giving the group a sense of emotional intimacy and urgency that is extremely appealing.† Not that I don't love Fleet Foxes; I am eagerly awaiting their sophomore album which seems to be experiencing interminable delays.† The Cave is an equally enjoyable song.† I especially like the lyrics:
The harvest left no food for you to eat / You cannibal, you meat-eater, you see / But I have seen the same /I know the shame in your defeat
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Opex shows goods-to-person piece picking shuttle technology
Showcasing the Perfect Pick goods-to-person piece picking solution in a press conference on Tuesday, OPEX Material Handling (Booth 619), director of marketing Beth Ann Haven Ferner noted that the system has been engineered to eliminate the complexity associated with other shuttle technologies—and attendees at the show have been taking notice.
"We've had a lot of interest in the system's iBOT intelligent wireless vehicles, which provide full access to the inventory in a single aisle without elevators, lifts or conveyors. They simultaneously stock items and deliver totes or trays directly to a picker at rates up to 1,000 dual cycles per hour," she said.
Picking stations can be located at one or both ends of an aisle. Designed as a redundant system, Perfect Pick has no single point of failure making it a reliable picking solution ideal for manufacturing and order fulfillment, said David Stevens, CEO.
"The autonomous iBOTs can be quickly and easily extracted or introduced back into the system without any disruption to ongoing operations," he said. "To expand, a single aisle system can accommodate more iBOTS at any time."
The company has almost completed an installation in Hebron, Kent., for a 10-aisle system with 20,000 SKU locations at a height of 32 feet, and 100 foot-long aisles, Ferner added.
ProMat 2013 is scheduled to be held January 21-24, 2013 in Chicago's McCormick Place South. The tradeshow will showcase the latest manufacturing, distribution and supply chain solutions in the material handling and logistics industry. Modern's complete ProMat 2013 coverage.
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In Non-Compete Agreements, a 'Truly Obnoxious' Choice-of-Law Provision May Be Unenforceable
I wrote recently about the importance of inserting choice-of-law provisions in non-compete agreements. But as a recent decision by a New York appellate court makes clear, a court may refuse to apply a choice-of-law provision if it finds that the chosen law offends the public policy of the state in which the court sits.
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Layoffs may be easing but consumer spirits remain depressed in what may be a decisive negative for holiday retail sales. Reuters/University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index came in at 67.4 for November, up slightly from mid-month but down from 70.6 in October. Inflation expectations are benign showing 1 tenth downticks in both the 1- and 5-year outlooks.
Market Consensus before announcement
The Reuter's/University of Michigan's Consumer sentiment index for early November fell back a very steep 4.6 points to a very weak 66.0. Weakness was split between current conditions and the outlook. The retreat in confidence was tied to the still contracting jobs market.


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Made this dish a few times...family favorite with a few changes. One - add a bit more salt and pepper to the fish. Two - I would half the oil and butter to the greens. Other than that...I very good meal.
Sesame Salmon with Green Onions and Lemon
Simple yet radically sophisticated, this dish comes together in less than 30 minutes. If you have access to fresh ramps or baby leeks, use them instead of green onions, and sub pea shoots (or your favorite baby lettuce or microgreens) for the arugula. Black sesame seeds lend lovely contrast to the vibrant red-orange fish, but regular will do the job, too.
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Total: 24 Minutes
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- Calories: 312
- Fat: 17.9g
- Saturated fat: 4.4g
- Monounsaturated fat: 7.3g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 4.9g
- Protein: 29g
- Carbohydrate: 7g
- Fiber: 3.4g
- Cholesterol: 75mg
- Iron: 2.7mg
- Sodium: 378mg
- Calcium: 152mg
- 4 (6-ounce) sustainable salmon fillets (such as wild Alaskan)
- Cooking spray
- 2 tablespoons sesame seeds
- 2 tablespoons black sesame seeds
- 1/2 teaspoon salt, divided
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 2 cups (1-inch) slices green onions
- 5 thin lemon slices, halved
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
- 1 cup baby arugula
- 1. Preheat oven to 400°.
- 2. Arrange salmon in a single layer on a jelly-roll pan coated with cooking spray. Combine sesame seeds and 3/8 teaspoon salt; sprinkle evenly over flesh sides of fillets, pressing gently into fish. Bake at 400° for 14 minutes or until desired degree of doneness.
- 3. Melt butter in a medium saucepan over medium heat. Add oil to pan; swirl. Add green onions; cook 2 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add lemon slices; cook 2 minutes. Sprinkle green onion mixture with remaining 1/8 teaspoon salt and pepper. Place 1 fillet on each of 4 plates. Place arugula in a medium bowl. Add green onion mixture to bowl with arugula; toss. Divide arugula mixture evenly among servings.
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - Family, friends and celebrities have paid last respects today to Elizabeth Edwards.
The 61-year-old Edwards was praised in eulogies as a strong woman who had to deal with a number of tragedies, including the death of her son and betrayal of her husband, John Edwards.
Sen. John Kerry and North Carolina Gov. Beverly Perdue were among hundreds who went to her funeral at a United Methodist church in Raleigh.
Edwards died of cancer. She is to be buried in a private ceremony later today alongside her 16-year-old son Wade, who died in a car crash.
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Good Questions: A Similar Nightstand?
I've been hunting for the right bedside tables for years, and I think I've finally decided on the look I'm going for. The only problem is that I don't know where to find it! Can one of your resourceful readers enlighten me, please? Yes, there are a lot of tables that have this general shape but I'm looking for something very close to this one. Thanks so much, Carey
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I'd bet it's either a vintage piece or one of those pieces that are sold at the designer showrooms to the trade only.
You could always have something like this made by a local craftsman...
These have a similar look:
It's a delightful bedside table. I love how it covers all your needs yet still has style.
i bought these at target. close but doesn't have the second drawer.
i am in search bedside tables as well and really like the design.
where is the image from?
The image is a stock photo I found doing a search on Google images for a bedside table. I believe the style is considered Shaker though I'm not sure. Perhaps I could get pricing from a custom furniture maker. The Ikea one is fairly close but I'd like to get something a little nicer. On the other hand I'm seeing nightstands for $800 (?!?!) on a lot of websites so I'd like to keep the cost to a reasonable amount. Thanks for your suggestions and if anyone else has ideas please keep them coming.
Carey - I've been on the hunt for the perfect nightstands but I've finally given up and going to ask my best friend's uncle build me a pair. He's retired, bored and talented. If you're near Seattle, he could build you a couple, too!
CS - So tempting but I'm in Chicago! I need to find a bored, talented old man to make me a nightstand : )
I just received the Pottery Barn bed and bath catalog (late spring 09) and there was a night stand that was a pretty good match. If you want one like the one pictured go to an antique warehouse or consignment stores. Add coat of paint and you'd have one pretty close. I too have been after night stands and I found 2 going with the antique store route. Good luck! :)
You might be able to achieve the same look by taking the middle drawer out of a nightstand and painting the inside to match the outside.
Not quite the same but how about the Mayfair sidetable from Darryl Carter at Thomasville:
There is a leaf that slides out above the drawer.
That sidetable is GORGEOUS! I'm afraid our bedroom is too small for those, though. Going to peruse that collection to see if anything else would work. Thanks for the suggestion!


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Kate Walsh dons a "Super Bowl XLVII" cap while arriving on a flight at LAX Airport on Monday (February 4) in Los Angeles.
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Who gets Horan's NZ First job
Aucklander Helen Mulford (pictured) missed out being NZ First's ninth MP in 2011 by a fraction of 1% of the vote.
Now she is the lady-in-waiting poised to fill the gap if beleagured MP Brendan Horan – already expelled from Winston Peters' caucus – quits the party.
NZ First got 6.59% of the party vote, or 147,544 votes, in last year's election, which converted to eight seats in the House.
Electoral Commission communications manager Anastasia Turnbull says if NZ First got roughly 0.28% more of the vote – depending if they were new votes or which party they took them from – Ms Mulford (47) was likely to become the ninth MP.
A list seat was always going to be Ms Mulford's ticket to Parliament.
She stood in National MP Maurice Williamson's Pakuranga electorate, which he has held since 1987.
However, she might still get her chance.
Mr Horan faces an uncertain future after allegations arose about money being pilfered from his dying mother's bank account, which prompted leader Winston Peters to sack him from caucus.
Should Mr Horan resign Ms Mulford is poised to fill the gap.
So who is she?
Gagged on Horan
NZ First gagged Ms Mulford from being interviewed by NBR ONLINE until after the Horan affair is resolved.
But party president Kevin Gardener agreed to let her answer "non-political" questions by email.
Ms Mulford – formerly Mulford-Tyler – is heavily involved in the NZ First party machine, having been on the board since 1996, when she helped set up the party's youth section.
She ran as a NZ First candidate in two safe National seats at the last two elections, getting 997 votes in Hunua in 2008 (won by Charles Hutchison, with a majority of 15,858 votes) and 1430 votes in Pakuranga last year (won by Maurice Williamson with a majority of 13,846 votes).
Considering Mr Horan's troubles, it is interesting to note Ms Mulford is the welfare guardian and property manager for her dementia-afflicted mother.
She has also volunteered or worked for several elderly or disability-focused organisations, including Age Concern and her current employer, Spectrum Care Trust Board.
The mother of five teenage sons, she lives in Albany. She has a blended family combining three sons with her former husband and the two teenage sons of her fiancee, Dave Peterson.
For work, Ms Mulford runs the "advocacy services" division of Spectrum Care Trust Board, which provides a range of services for intellectually and/or physically disabled people and their families.
She's also halfway through two qualifications – a degree in politics and a diploma in management.
Horse play
Meanwhile, Ms Mulford and Mr Peterson own a trotter, called Idiotic Knight, which they hope to race next year.
"In the past two years I have also spent some of my limited spare time retraining for riding standard-bred horses destined for the dog food factory.
"I found homes for four and have one still of my own which I keep in Kumeu."
She was born in Paraparaumu in 1965 and attended Wellington's Onslow College.
In her earlier school years, Ms Mulford remembers enjoying bullrush and "mimicking rock bands like ABBA".
Her first job was as a legal annotator at Brooker and Friend, in Wellington, which took her to parliament where she met then Labour Prime Minister David Lange.
She moved to Melbourne and worked for the Australian accident compensation scheme, where she eventually became a senior negotiation officer – leading a team of nine responsible for recovering $26 million a year in settlements from private insurers.
After becoming pregnant she took voluntary redundancy and returned to Wellington, where she had two more sons and started studying social and community work at Massey University.
"The social policy papers were what stimulated an initial interest in politics."
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She sounds like a very moral person and a better replacement to the incumbent.
If Mr Horan had any semblance of the right thing to do, he would resign and let someone of true integrity come in.
Horan has had allegations put which he denies. Don't know how you leap to this argument.
She sounds a better bet than the incumbent.
Well, it has been a wee while since Peters has granstanded on something to show his elderly constituents he is still alive and kicking... This seems pretty lame though. Have any of his accusations actually been substantiated?
Mr Horan has had plenty of time to prove his innocence.What is he hiding, then?
Paul, for someone who places 13 calls to a special TAB betting line using a tax payer funded phone and saying it is a perk and he can use it how he wishes? What next: 0900 numbers as he can call whoever he likes?
Are you seriously saying that MPs shouldn't be able to use "taxpayer-funded phone" to make personal calls?


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After making this recipe I guarantee you'll never buy frozen fish sticks again. You might even get members of your family to eat fish because these fish sticks are so delicious. It's an easy dish to pair with baked French fries and Cole slaw.
1 1/2 pounds fresh fish fillet, skin removed (halibut, cod, haddock, tilapia, salmon, or catfish)
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon salt, or to taste
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper, or to taste
4 egg whites, beaten frothy (about 30 seconds)
1 cup freshly grated Parmesan or Pecorino Romano cheese, plus more for extra flavor
1/2 cup Italian bread crumbs
1/2 cup Panko bread crumbs
Extra-virgin first cold-press olive oil, for drizzling
White Dipping Sauce:
1/3 cup mayonnaise
1/3 plain or Greek yogurt
1 Tablespoon Dijon mustard
1 Tablespoon chopped fresh parsley or chives
Note: You could just use 2/3 cup yogurt if you don't like mayonnaise.
Red Dipping Sauce:
1 cup ketchup
1 cup mild barbecue sauce, I like Head Country
2 Tablespoons sweet pickle relish
1 Tablespoon yellow mustard
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
Note: The fish sticks can also be dipped into marinara sauce, pesto, ranch dressing or even a vinaigrette dressing.
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I can't believe it! I'm so insanely excited right now. I'm so jazzed that the race is neutral, so that both the Alliance and Horde can play them. I feel like that's such a fair way to go. And, from what I've seen, the new zones are breathtaking! The male pandaren look incredible so far. And, so the ONLY thing I hope is that the females will honestly look just as good this time around. I was so disappointed in the female worgen. I desperately wanted them to look more like their male counterparts, but I feel like they unfortunately went another route. I'm just hoping with as badass as the male Pandarens look, that the females will look just as amazing. Please please!
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Sacramento International Airport launched its towering new $1 billion terminal and concourse complex Thursday with only a handful of minor glitches.
Four restaurants in the new concourse remained shuttered due to construction delays. The airport website failed to note that Southwest Airlines had moved into the new building from Terminal A. Some passengers had to backtrack when security scanners couldn't read the paperless boarding passes on their smartphones. And one over-active toilet flooded.
But overall, airport officials called Day One a success as thousands of fliers found their way to their planes with relative ease, many stopping for a moment to take in the vaulted ceilings, artwork and airy feel of a facility that county officials say could handle a half-century of growth.
"Today marks a new dawn, literally, for the future of Sacramento," said Assemblyman Roger Dickinson, D-Sacramento. "We're taking this entire region into a new age."
Following tradition, an airport fire department truck with a water cannon shot a spray over the first departing jet at 6 a.m., saluting it as it idled on the tarmac before takeoff.
The new buildings, which took more than three years to construct, have won plaudits for their sleek, big-city feel. Within hours of the 4 a.m. ribbon-cutting Thursday, passengers seemed to have settled in as if they had been using the place for years, typing on laptops, talking on cellphones, sipping coffee and standing in boarding-gate lines.
When they did look up, many said they were impressed with Sacramento's new gateway. Steve Hassins of Sacramento pronounced the new facility much better than Terminal A, not to mention old Terminal B.
"No comparison," he said. "This is gorgeous."
Tammy Orvis and Dave Bouthillier of Willits, who arrived just after 3:30 a.m., were mainly surprised.
"We were unaware that any of this had taken place," Bouthillier said, standing with an Old Soul coffee in hand on the four-story terminal's upper level.
Orvis pointed when she caught a glimpse of an automated people mover shuttle arriving to take them to the concourse building. "Look at that, Dave, a Zephyr," she said, jokingly referring to an Amtrak passenger train.
Barbara Hayes, head of the Sacramento Area Commerce and Trade Organization, said the upgraded airport should help her efforts to attract new businesses whose executives fly in to check the region out.
"It's like having the Kings here," she said. "It's not going to persuade a business to locate here, but it's part of that intrinsic package" that Sacramento has to offer.
County official Rob Leonard, who played a key role in the new airport's early planning process, refuted the idea that the new facility feels like something from another city.
"This is Sacramento," he said. "It feels like Sacramento."
The new configuration confused some fliers. Minni Gill, headed to New Delhi, took the wrong fork in the road the direction to old Terminal B and had to loop around a second time.
"It was an anxiety moment," she said. "You have to take a long detour. You wonder, are you exiting back to I-5?"
There appeared to be various schools of thought about the people mover shuttle, which connects the new terminal with the new concourse building. Some passengers noted that other airports have employed similar shuttles for years, and the 45-second ride here is pretty short in comparison. Others found the shuttle an unexpected thrill ride, especially the quick takeoff in the downhill direction toward the concourse building.
"You need to hold on," said Barbara Dendy. "It's fast."
The least-impressed flier may have been Marlin, a black and white Portuguese water dog. The 9-year-old guide dog padded quietly through the terminal carrying a small canvas bag in his mouth with his flying blanket inside. He was headed home to Hawaii with flying companion Trudy Gold.
"He's a good flier. He goes to sleep at my feet," Gold said.
The airport has boasted it will serve fliers authentic Sacramento flavors with its new restaurant lineup. Old Soul, Esquire Grill, and Burgers & Brew were up and running Thursday, but several other restaurants won't open for another week to 10 days because of construction issues, an airport spokeswoman said. Those include Cafeteria 15L, Dos Coyotes and Jack's Urban Eats.
The biggest glitch Thursday morning occurred at Alaska Airlines ticket counters. Self-serve ticketing kiosks failed to work, causing a long line for more than an hour.
Airport officials, however, said they were pleased with what they considered a smooth opening.
"Considering the size and scope of this project, it's going well," spokeswoman Karen Doron said.
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First it was the EA Sports Madden NFL 13 cover that Johnson secured before his latest adventure with the fine folks of Nike.
Details are scare, but we do know that Nike will unveil their "CJ81 Collection" on Friday, November 23rd. The collection will be available exclusively online at Nike Yardline at Champs Sports.
Champs Sports shared a sneak peek at the collection today on their official Facebook page. The photo shows up close looks at some pieces from the CJ81 Collection. It's hard to see exactly what we should expect, but the image appears to show off some gloves, shoes and apparel branded with the Calvin Johnson "Megatron" logo.
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If there is one thing we know about the Nike brand, it is that they have a flare for the dramatic and nobody can launch a new, exclusive product quite like the creators of the world famous Swoosh.
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In every nation there are people who have more than others, but on the mainland the gap is worryingly wide. Leaders have long been mindful of the need to lessen the divide, their efforts spurred by a rising tide of protest against injustice and corruption. China's size and complexity makes the challenge daunting and measures taken so far have not approached the heart of the problem. A 35-point plan unveiled by the State Council appears more promising, the proposals outlined offering a blueprint for tackling inequality.18 Feb 2013 - 1:55am 1 comment
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Singer Rihanna has found it difficult coming to terms with her ex-boyfriend Chris Brown assaulting her because she says he was her first true love. Read more of what Rihanna had to say about Chris Brown below.
Rihanna is finally opening up about the night that her former boyfriend, Chris Brown, attacked her. Rihanna says it could happen to anyone.
The 'Umbrella' singer was left beaten and bruised after Brown assaulted her back in February. But Rihanna says, "This happened to me. It can happen to anyone."
Rihanna, 21, said it was tough coming to terms with the beating because of the feelings she had for Chris Brown.
In Rihanna's interview on 'Good Morning America' due to air on Thursday, Rihanna says, "He was definitely my first big love."
In his own interview, Chris Brown spoke of the incident and of his regret about attacking Rihanna and told how he is trying his best to make amends.
He said: "I'm human. If people feel a certain way, I'm not going to say they're wrong. But it's not right to judge somebody when people make mistakes all the time.
"I've learned from my mistakes and I'm learning from them. And I regret every moment, every second of it."
The fight occurred after Chris Brown and Rihanna left a pre-Grammy Awards party in February, when he punched her in the face and bit her arms.
Brown pleaded guilty to assault and was sentenced to six months of community service, 12 months of domestic violence counseling and five years probation.
The judge also issued a restraining order to keep Brown 100 yards from Rihanna for five years.
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These are really nice pants, love the material. Only drawback for me is they are too big. Will wear around the house,not cost effective to return. I would advise to order size down from what you normally wear.
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I bought these pants for work,even though there are no pockets, and they wear well and fit nicely. The only problem is I bought tall instead of average. I usually buy tall and then when washed the length would shrink some and they would be perfect. These pants when washed did not shrink. I will buy again, but in average length and not tall.
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Not a good style for me. Ordered the wrong pants because the numbers on the receipt are different from the catalog numbers and I could not figure out which pants were the ones I have worn and loved.
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Immediately after Christmas, I was able to enjoy plentiful electricity (hence lighting) and I moved ahead on a few projects simultaneously. Do you remember this fantastic fabric I bought from Alexander Blank? The original plan was a duvet cover. Then came Archie. The fabric is recommended 'dry clean only' and, now I plan to use white bed linens that can be washed as often as I like (as often as Archie sheds).
This window has a northeastern exposure and a very unfortunate view of standing water on an adjacent roof. Yes, that should be repaired and it is the responsibility of another homeowner who is currently dealing with grave illness in the family. So, for now, I am just turning a blind eye. You can just barely see the new window shade (double honey-comb) and I have tacked up the fabric to see if I want to live with it as a Roman Shade. (click to see entire picture)
My answer is Yes!!! I do want to use this fabric as a Roman Shade. Furthermore, I have learned of a wonderful resource for Roman Shades. If you are interested, check out Terrell Designs. She has fantastic, thorough instructions on how to make a Roman Shade, pictures of beautiful shades made using custom quilts of her own design, supplies for sale and a blog.
And my sewing studio - yes another re-arrangement. Archie approves. Now I have all of my sewing in one place. I love the new shades!! And, you can't see it here, but there is a new light on the ceiling. I opted for circular compact flourescent bulbs to achieve maximum light with minimal heat. I can always change out that fixture to something prettier when it's time to sell. (click to see entire picture) [Yeah, I do need to learn how to size pictures better, etc etc. I need one of those "blogging for dummies" books.... hey wait, I have that book. hmmmm]
For the Roman Shade on the northeastern window, I will line it with a super cozy product called Warm Windows. They carry it at G Street Fabrics where I bought it yesterday. It is 60" wide and it has quilted channels that run horizontally. I needed 75" so I bought 4.5 yards. I cut that in half and sewed a seam into a channel, using my industrial machine. You really don't need the extra power of an industrial, but the workspace (the machine sits flush in a table) sure made it a LOT easier than my table top machine would have been.
I tacked up the WW lining and WOW, the impact can be felt immediately.
Yes the windows do need to be replaced, but I am digging in my heels on this. That adjacent roof needs to be repaired before I will even consider spending money on replacement windows.
I did some garment work, too. I loved sewing Christmas presents using an assembly-line approach, so I am tackling a few shirts in the same fashion.
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The admission test for the academic year of 2012-13 under National University (NU) will be held at 11:00am on December 7.
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What is StreamTorrent?
StreamTorrent is a new free p2p tv software using peer to peer technology. StreamTorrent which is from China have both Chinese and English language support, easy to find channels and watch sports, music, movie, news and other live tv program.
Current Version:
More than 1000+ channels including all most all of the live channel can find in other live tv software like sopcast, tvants, tvu and so on.
How to watch?
Two ways:
2) click the StreamTorrent links we give you on the live streaming page, and wait some mins for end of buffering then enjoy.
StreamTorrent Links:
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