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El Records, sino de la Music, la Discografía. Los Freddys Exitos Inolvidables Mujer - Discografia Los.July 2011 In The News The recent NBA lockout is hardly the only issue on the league's table in these parts -- the lockout is the most notable issue, of course, but there's much to be said about other issues, including the high-profile attempt by the NFL to lock out its players at the bargaining table, which the NFL players aren't fighting. While the focus is mostly on the NBA lockout, there are other issues that are playing out as well, including a revision of the SAG-AFTRA union contract, which was supposed to have expired several months ago and is now being extended. And, of course, there is the NFL lockout, which has been on hiatus since March -- just in time for the NFL draft, and with the NFL's March 4 filing deadline looming. The negotiations between the NFL and its players association have been tense all along. On March 11, the NFL and the NFL Players Association issued the first of their four scheduling proposals to show the way for the season to begin in late August or early September. Once again, the bulk of the coverage of the 2012 NFL season is in the midst of trying to figure out how the new CBA will affect the makeup of the league, and the approach to the season in particular. With the NFL and the NFL Players Association making significant progress toward a new collective bargaining agreement in recent days, the league and its players union are preparing for what they expect will be a busy off-season as the two sides get ready for the regular season. For the National Football League, the resolution of its labor problem would give the league a chance to be competitive in the coming years. For the Union of the NFL Players, a six-year deal could be the springboard to a better deal for all. But the Union's position is increasingly questionable, as the players begin to discuss their strengths and weaknesses as negotiators in the coming weeks. If NFL commissioner Roger Goodell's insistence that the union's collective bargaining agreement expire is legitimate is to be believed -- and the league, according to this report, would expect that the union would meet the March 4 deadline to accept or reject the current deal if the deadline is to be met -- then there is every reason to think the NFL and its players union could have a deal worked out by then. Donovan McNabb is done in Philadelphia, or nearly done, at the very least, with his time as a starting quarterback with the Eagles. McNabb's departure from the team will be official when a deal is worked out with the quarterback and his agent, Joel Segal, to create the final number for McNabb's contract buyout. The deal with McNabb does not come a moment too soon for the Eagles, and it could mark a new start for the franchise. But the Eagles haven't always been a model franchise in dealing with its quarterbacks, and this is not the first time the Eagles have botched a situation with a quarterback. The NFL and the NFL Players Association are at the bargaining table right now, talking -- that is to say, they are doing their best to figure out exactly how much money the players, as a union, will get when their current labor deal with the league expires. The NFL and the NFL Players Association have for some time now been talking about a new CBA, with negotiations being difficult. They are finally starting to get down to the bare-knuckle details of the actual agreement, and according to this report, they are meeting with some success.

Los Freddys Discografia