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Orioles owner Peter Angelos hasn't yet signed off on the proposed deal that would send Erik Bedard to Seattle, according to a source familiar with the Orioles' internal discussions.The same source also indicated that Angelos wasn't informed of the particulars of this latest proposal until late Sunday and that he won't be available Monday to confer with the Orioles' baseball officials because of a personal matter.This makes sense. MacPhail denied there was a deal in place yesterday, but that was probably just because he had yet to speak to Angelos. And since Angelos is notorious for wanting to be involved with every major baseball decision, it probably wouldn't be prudent to make him feel completely out of the decision-making process by having him read about the deal in the morning paper. Assuming Angelos doesn't completely undermine MacPhail's efforts to do his job, I'd expect this Bedard-for-Jones swap to become official sometime this week.

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With his Bachelor of Law degree, Nader started his career life in 1995, with the Police force as an officer working in special ops. Shortly after he was elected to participate in organizing a training institute. Nader learned a lot about trainees' psychology and about making complex issues simple without depreciating its value, keeping things "As simple as possible, as sophisticated as necessary".

In 1999, Nader started business as a 3D graphics animator. Capitalizing on his training experience, Nader was able to help many individuals and companies transfer to newer graphics technologies, overcoming the 'comfortable with our current tool' barrier as well as training his own group of animators to produce commercial animation sequences for regional & international clients.

Joined BrainWaves Systems Middle East in January 2003 as a Smoke* trainer (advanced video editing/compositing system), trained Al-Jazeera channel's editors and others, by mid 2004 was elected to re-vamp the virtual studios and real-time graphics department in the company and was able to promote their systems to Middle Eastern key accounts such as Al-Jazeera channel and Abu Dhabi TV, Egyptian Radio & Television union, and others.