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Western Equatoria State, being one of the largest states in South Sudan and commonly referred to as "the bread basket of Sudan," is starting the long climb back to its former productivity, with small farmers producing surplus farm produce that is made available in the local markets. Infrastructure development in South Sudan was crippled by decades of civil war and a devastated economy. Now, there is a renewed focus on rebuilding the economy through the variety of means, including roads rehabilitation. On June 13, 2011, both U.S. and Government of South Sudan officials, including the local community, met in Tambura town to cut the ribbon as they inaugurated the first all-weather road in the state.
"The first phase of this program was completed and handed over to the Ministry of Transport and Roads and to the Government of Western Equatoria in November 2009, and together with the roads being inaugurated today, a total of 262 kilometers of roads will have been rehabilitated through USAID funding, in western Equatoria State alone," said William Hammink, former USAID Sudan Mission Director. "These roads represent the longstanding partnership between USAID and the Ministry of Transport and Roads and the people in Government of Western Equatoria State."
Infrastructure will play a key role in newly independent South Sudan's development. Roads such as Diabio-Tambura and Diabio-Ezo Roads will increase employment and trade opportunities, improve access to rural areas -- especially important for reaching health services -- and reduce insecurity.
A South Sudanese woman who has been driven from her home by conflict said, "I am very impressed with USAID and the American people for what they did for us. Now that the road is good, I don't think we would have many problems again like before where by the access to health service was a biggest problem. May God bless USAID and the American People."This entry also appears on USAID's Impact Blog.
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It's good that Smith was fired.
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I'm wanting to get the Lyric installed on one of my dreadnoughts. I made a mistake a few years ago and installed a Takemine preamp with a Fishman Pickup under the saddle. The Takemine has a tuner and EQ. Although its sounds ok, I really want to get away from that sound and move to a more natural guitar sound that comes from using a mic. I can't do much about the preamp now, it's there!
My question is this. Would the Lyric be routed through the preamp or go straight to the end pin? Are there any advantages to using the preamp if it were possible?
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Alpena native to make service club history
Alpena native Sue Petrisin has been elected as president of the Kiwanis International Club for the 2015-16 Kiwanis year. She is the first woman to serve as president of any large service organization and has broken a gender barrier by her election.
Petrisin was elected on June 28 as the vice president for the 2013-14 term at the 98th Annual Kiwanis International convention in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, and will serve as president during the 100th year of the Kiwanis International Organization.
"I am deeply honored to be the first woman elected to serve in this role," Petrisin said. "Kiwanis has always been about inclusivity and service beyond self. But to be viable in our next century, we need to recognize the differences in cultures, generations and technology that determine how and where we will succeed. We need to again focus our time and efforts on the single most powerful expression of Kiwanis life- our clubs."
Petrisin was a member of the Alpena High School Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Alpena, as a sophomore and graduated from AHS in 1980. This was her first introduction to Kiwanis. She then attended and graduated from Alpena Community College where she was active in the ACC Circle K, or CKI, the college level of Kiwanis.
"After graduating from ACC, I attended Michigan State University where I graduated in 1985 with a B.S. in food science and was active in the MSU CKI," Petrisin said. "I stayed active with the Circle K club at MSU as their adviser as women were not permitted to join Kiwanis. In June 1987, at our international convention, membership was opened to women. I joined the club in 1987 as the club's first female member."
Since women were admitted to Kiwanis, they have held positions in clubs, divisions and districts around the Kiwanis world, Petrisin said.
"For me, running for the position of vice president was the next step. I hope I am a role model for our younger members in Key Club and Circle K, showing them that they can do anything they put their mind to. Kiwanis is often seen as a men's organization," Petrisin said. "Anyone who likes to help out their community and their fellow members is welcome to join us."
Petrisin is a 25-year member of the Kiwanis Club of East Lansing, has served on the international board for the past three years, been vice chair of The Eliminate Project, overseen activities for Key Club, CKI, Builders Club, Aktion Club, and K-Kids. She is the first person in Kiwanis International's history to serve as Key Club governor, Circle K governor and Kiwanis governor. She also holds a master's degree in human resources and labor relations from MSU.
In 2015-16, she will be president of the nearly 600,000 adult and youth members in 80 countries and geographic areas involved in Kiwanis International, with its club members dedicating more than 18 million service hours annually to their community and childrens services.
Petrisin currently is working to raise $110 million for The Eliminate Project with Kiwanis International and UNICEF to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus. This disease affects women and babies, causing painful suffering and extreme sensitivity to light and touch. The project is working to raise funds to provide vaccines, syringes, safe storage, transportation and thousands of skilled staff to help eliminate the disease. For more information on the project go to www.theeliminateproject.org.
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Running the VolcanoesEl Cruce Columbia Stage Race
Runners lined up on signletrack through Villarruca's lava fields. Patience and perfect timing were part of a necessary strategy for passing, as knife-point-sharp lava rocks lined the trail, waiting to cut through shoes, ankles and calves. Photo by Thiago Diz.
The brutal heat quickly dehydrated many runners. A helicopter soon whisked this victim to safety, in a show of competence and professionalism by the race organization. Photo by Thiago Diz.
For three days, during the 12th edition of El Cruce Columbia foot race, 2500 athletes (in team and individual divisions) traversed around three majestic volcanoes, crossing the Andes—from Chile to Argentina. The race's 100 kilometers featured punishing ascents, descents and weather, but at the end of each race day, athletes arrived at a a camp oasis—a sea of tents—replete with unlimited food and drinks, massages, medical support and accommodating staff. Tired legs were soothed by soaks in nearby rivers or lakes.
On day one, beneath Villarrica volcano, the runners raced under an unrelenting sun for 31.5 kilometers. Featuring 38.3 rugged kilometers, day two—the race's toughest—climbed 1683 meters near Quetrupillán volcano. A beautiful turquoise lake at the base of the volcano provided a refreshing refuge near the end of the day. One of the race's special moments came at this day's end, when 78-year-old Argentinian athlete Elisa Forti arrived at the camp after a running time of 9:44:22 and was given a standing ovation (Forti's total race time tallied 21:44:00).
On the final day (28.2 kilometers), Lanín volcano, on the Argentinean-Chilean border, provided a scenic backdrop, but heavy rain, wind and cold temperatures created additional challenges. At the finish line, the mental, physical and spiritual dedication of the athletes bubbled over in sometimes tear-jerking emotional demonstrations.


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ISELF is a game changer
Thursday, October 27, 2011
The groundbreaking crowd, seated between Wick Science Building and the Science Express.
ISELF is the big idea, the game changer that will transform St. Cloud State into the Minnesota leader in science education and science business collaboration.
President Earl H. Potter III delivered that message at the Oct. 27 groundbreaking ceremony for ISELF, the $45 million science teaching-and-research building slated to be complete in 2013.
"This is a landmark event in the life of our university, for many reasons," Potter told a crowd gathered at the construction site. "Measured in dollars, it's the largest single construction project in campus history, creating and sustaining hundreds of jobs and laying the foundation for a research facility that will support Minnesota companies."
Known formally as the Integrated Science and Engineering Laboratory Facility, the 100,000 square-foot structure will be built on Eighth Street South, east of the Education Building, at the site of the former 801 Building.
"ISELF will move St. Cloud State into the forefront of interdisciplinary education and the discovery of integrated solutions to complex, practical problems," Potter said.
Brad Goskowicz, CEO of St. Cloud-based Microbiologics, Inc., shares Potter's view of ISELF as transformative.
"We have been actively partnering with St. Cloud State in our programs. They've helped us develop products, they've helped us with technology," Goskowicz said. "This new building, I think, is only going to expand that for us and hopefully it will expand it for many other companies -- like Microbiologics -- in the area."
Microbiologics sells quality controls that ensure the quality and accuracy of testing methods in the food, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, clinical and water industries.
Matt Julius, biology professor, said ISELF will force faculty and administration to battle bureaucratic barriers in new ways.
"Instead of saying 'No, we've never done that before' we'll have to give answers like 'yes, I think that could be a good idea, but we'll have to figure that out,' " said Julius.
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Charlton Heston Dies
In case any of you missed it, actor and gun-enthusiast Charlton Heston died over the weekend. So anyone who's been patiently waiting in line to try and pry the guns from his cold, dead hands can go ahead and do so now. While part of me is sad to see one of my childhood heroes go (Ben Hur pretty much changed my life), I'm sure there are plenty of orphaned deer who don't share those sentiments. Anyway, RIP Charlton H. I'm guessing they probably don't allow people to hunt defenseless animals with high-powered assault rifles in heaven, but hopefully he'll be able to find a more peaceful hobby in the afterlife.
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I don't know why everyone is making such a big deal over this. Yes a man died which is very sad my best wishes go out to his family. Its great that everyone is speaking their mind but this is going overboard jut a bit I think. I personally am not a supporter of hunting. I believe that it is cruel. I read a comment that dear are lying on the side of the road dead. And the person said we should hunt more. Wrong Wrong Wrong!!!! If there are dear lying on the side of the road hasent it occured in someone's mind that we are to blame for this. If we can't keep ourselves from hitting a poar dear with our car shouldn't they be somewhere else not on our highways. That goes for all animals. When some animals are on the side of the road you can see their young sitting next to their dead parent. I personally would not want to have to go throught that so why have a small cute creature go throught that? But this has not occured in some of our minds. Where shuld they be should you ask? The answer is in a nature passurve or something like that. Not next to the raod with 2 ton vehicles with the drivers going 50 miles per hour and some texting or too busy yelling at their young in the back seat!!! Now I do believe hunting is wrong. I think it is just like having a family member killed if their family has to watch it. Because of hunting many species has died out by overhunting and people killing the parent so the baby dies. Would you like to be alone in the cold hungry thirsty waiting for your mother to come to you when you are only a few months old. I would not. Yet many animals die that way. Think of what they go through. Or think of the one being killed. What are they feeling? I would not want to die that way would you? If you say I don't car when you see their face when they die or how thrie blood spills I hope you will carry that for the rest of your life. Patetic! Is what I say. Go ahead and say what you want. Hunting will always be wrong! Also I hate when people say 'how do you think the people in the old days survived?' they are tslking about the indians and the first settelers. My reply is always 'we have color television right? Am I wearing a headress? This is not the old day!!!!!!!!! We have technology!!!!' Hunting will never be right!!!! Many people die from the devices that are used in hunting. Children die from guns that their parents were taching them to hunt. Or little Bobby got into his daddy's gun and shot himself in the eye. If hunting is what makes you happy play one of those virtual hunting games! No animals are harmed which makes me and a lot of people happy and you don't get blood on your new shoes! Or old ones if you preffer! RESPECT ALL ANIMALS!!!!
Hello my uneducated friends. Hunting is on of the formost types of conservation in the world. If people didn't hunt animal populations would exploded causing the spread of disease and mass starvation and possible extinction. I am not paid by any one and i'm not what you would call an avid hunter but I do hunt and I enjoy it I enjoy my time in the wild even if I don't harvest wild game. Also last time I checked this is America so you are entitled to your own opinion but don't try to force your beliefs on other people simply accept things as they are and keep your opinions to yourselves. God bless and have a nice day.
This was one of the greatest men even to walk the face of the earth except for Jesus Christ and General David Petraeus. We need to have the right to bear arms because a man with guns is a citizen a man without guns is a subject. And I am proud of being a right wing fascist who clings to guns and religion
Wow an earthquake! I hope you and your family are okay Kurt! They're rare here in New England but so scary when they do happen! As far as being a dominant species I realize our religions and beleifs are different so it's complicated to discuss it. But I know we have a mutual respect so it's okay. From what I understand the Bible may be interpreted not as dominating nature but instead having stewardship and love for the planet. That means we are responsible for what happens to it. Forget the word "blame". PETA and people on it may come across that way but this is not the universe Kurk. Only one website out of billions. We only have one planet and if we want life to persist here we need to get very serious put away our whacky egos and whacky stubbornness and understand natural processes. We're also gonna have to find it in our hearts to have compassion for all living beings adjust our habits and be willing to compromise just a bit with our material stuff. The world is changing we can either respect other beings and other cultures or we can let the world rot in hell and torture each other. I think you're very smart to try to change attitudes but let me warn you it's frustrating and exhausting. But worth it at least you and I can have a normal discussion. Happy for that.
Hi Maya with liars and animal haters i mean above all specific vivisectors with whom i had to do for a long time during my active time in animal rights organizations! From them i really lived the most outrageous things they are a real mafia… I shall soon make an exposee about my close encounters with these freaks! when they appear on this blog i'm not intending to be kind to them! Of course it's true that we cannot save animals' lifes by insulting people but when this people don't respect life i want to show them that i understood their point and that i cannot be bought! People with serious intentions are approaching in a different way from one who just wants to disturb and make confusion… ok i'm leaving now have a nice weekend!
Maya I understand that we cannot live with out nature! And nature could most certainly live without us here. But are we part of nature as well were we not put here by our maker for a reason? I hate when people say we are the cause of everything when in actuality we are just a dominate species. By the way we just had a little earthquake just now! Rare in the midwest. You can hardly blame mankind as a whole for overpopulation without laying responsibility on everybody on this blog. Then you have to blame everybody who is planning on having children in future. Do you see what I getting at! The US is actually in a state of equlibrium right now. I think the ratio of births to deaths is about 1.21. At least it was two years ago when I was still in college. This always brings up the arguement I have with many on this site. It seems they just want to blame meat eaters as if we have our own little society. They want to blame hunters as a if they were this big bortherhood. They blame gun owners slaughterhouse workers and so on and so on. They blame all these "groups" of people without taking into consideration the individual and how loving and caring most people in this country are. It as if all PETA members wold hate me because I eat meat. They would judge me on that one reason alone. That is really the only reason I caome on this site to show these people that we are not blood thirsty maniacs killing every living thing we see. Sometimes thats the vibe I get from this blog!
Hi Kurk! Sorry to butt in but I wanted to comment! I totally agree we're not a disease at all. However I think we should outgrow the idea that nature is "cruel". Speaking in a stricly scientific sense nature may seem cruel but if it weren't for nature we wouldn't be here at all. We may think it is a burden to be a species that knows of its own death but most animals die not having the ability to have the tremendous comfort of knowing that we can leave a legacy through art music or writing. We humans are lucky compared to animals most of them don't have pain killers nutritional plans or high tech homes where they can feel safe and comfortable. Appreciating these things every day gives me the ability to feel that animals deserve some advantages in their short and challenging lives. Anyway just my two cents LOL! Happy Spring!
Hi Avatar! Sorry for the delay I'm finishing up some really hardcore work this week on the fly….. I am glad you and I agree on certain things….I'm not sure I understand what you mean by animal haters who lie do you mean one group or person specifically? Of course we don't have to put up with people lying there's a difference between a constructive dialogue and being a doormat. The thing that worries me is that some people seem to think that insults save animal's lives. When in reality that's not scientific at all. Many people just can't control their temper and call it animal rights. It's silly. Anyway thank you for listening!
Chip Animals plan "murder" everyday! All predatory animals stalk and have some sort of plan of attack! Animals are just as ruthless when it comes to killing as we are! I for one would rahter be shot by a gun than being gang tackled by a pack or wolves or a pride lions! They start eating the animal before it dies! Animals in the wild don't live in a Disney world where the Lion King is friends with all other animals. Lions don't relax and sing songs with a warthog and a meerkat. Nature is cruel! Some menwomen are cruel! We are not a disease on this world we are just a small part of it and we will only exist in a blink of an eye in the history of the world! We have transcended the days of living in caves we are far more efficient and productive when it comes to eating! It is human nature to eat animals it has for millennia!
Remember animals dont plan murder dont fly airplanes into buildings for maximum casualties distribute drugs and do about anything for profit. Thats all the things great human beings do are we not the greatest? We have perfected killing fast and painless ! Slow and agonizing ! One creature or millions we are wonderful ? Or are we a disease? Is cure coming soon?
Maya I'm not on here to gain your respect I'm on here to advocate for animals. Nothing that I say is untrue. If people are offended by the truth so be it. I am not going to ease up on what I know to be right so that someone else is not offended. I am not willing to meet someone halfway and tell them how wonderful they are for petting their dog on the head and that hey it's okay if they mistreat other animals because they are so good to their dog. That's ridiculous. Honestlyanyone who feels their sensibilities are too delicate to participate in an AR discussion with AR advocates can find another board to post on.
Maya allthough I'm reading your posts with interest and agreeing on many of your opinions I nevertheless have to tell you that respecting animal haters who told lies into my face for decades is just loosing time because all they want is to win time to continue their shameful acts against any humane feelings! I made this experience during my whole life as an activist in animal rights movements! Please consider!
Antigone I'm having dejavu here. We already discussed this. I'm not even remotely afraid of offending anyone. Unlike you though I don't do it just because I'm in a pissy mood. You have no proof that insulting someone saves any animal lives. It's an all around absurd concept. I have in fact spoken out against animal abusers and a man who was abusing a friend of mine. He even had my address. Come and get it baby. I'm not afraid of these morons. That's totally different than insulting someone and calling it being a hero. That my friend is just plain silly. I try to show respect to all including you Antigone. I do respect your devotion to the animals and I beleive you probably do many real actions for animals in your life.
Why are you guys so afraid to offend people?? Honestly would you feel bad about speaking out against a pedophile or a murderer if you thought you could save a victim?? What are your prioritiessaving victims or saving the feelings of those who victimize? I could care less if I offend someone who contributes to the horrors of a slaughterhouse or hunting or circuses. Saving human feelings v. saving animal livesit is not even a close call in my mind.
MAYA Thank you so much! It was my first ever blog posting and while I feel the pain of the destruction to the planet to my very core I don't wish to berate anyone. And ANTIGONE Absolutely! If every housewife would need to get out there and trap kill and prepare the families meaty meal there would be a whole lot of veggetarians in the world.well hopefully anyway! The meat industry will just never stop animals are big money as are big appetites. Take care ladies
Antigone you make a very good point. I guess what I struggle with is the fact that I don't like telling people what they can put in their bodies. Yes yes yes I know farm animals suffer. When I look at pet store birds dying from an infection for weeks on end cats having their teeth broken off with pliers for fun margays trapped in a tiny steel cage for ten plus years I can't fathom the suffering that goes on there. Ideally one day if we could completely eliminate factory farming I think some farm animals could live their whole lives in relative enjoyment. No I don't think the last day when an cow is slaughtered can be done humanely that's why I'm a vegetarian. But of all the evils towards animals I beleive that convincing people to get off of an entire food group has to be done very carefully and very diplomatically The most EFFECTIVE way I've seen to get people to go vegetarian is to tell them THE TRUTH about nasty diseases cruelty and environmental damage that eating meat can do. I tell people all the time in a matter of fact way. I think insulting people does the opposite people look to those who can confirm thier beleifs if we drive them away they will flock to other meat eating groups. That's why I'm so careful about what I say. You make good points though Antigone.
Thank you Lynda I really appreciate your kind and truthful words. It's also wonderful that you are here. Maya When I get a little angry and post on the board I believe I would describe that as passionate for a cause. As it has been described to me by some of the finest and most intelligent activists of our time. Peace!
Maya ????????????? !!!!!!!
Judith speaks out from her fierce passion for animals. Far better than smooth words from people who oppose animal rights. She's a valued poster here.
First of all shooting 18 holes sounds like a great idea. I love to play golf! Secondly I don't want to talk about Pres. Bush your right that is a totally different discussion. HUMAN RIGHTS I applaud your service to humanity I will never speak ill of someone who gives back to the people who are in need! I do have a question for you though what did you feed the people in Darfur Palestine and South America? Did you feed them meat or strictly vegitarian diets? I'm not on this site to argue with people. I on this site to learn more about this movement. Though I disagree with much that is said and done on behalf of PETA mainly the tactics I do on occasion agree with some of the fights. I'm not a hunter but I do fish. My Grandma and Mom taught me when I was a young boy and it something I will always do and I cheerish the memories of the good ole days. I just don't see the evil in that act. I like to shoot guns. I don't shoot them at animals I just like to shoot at targets and clay pigeons. I don't see the evil in that either. I do agree that some that have guns shouldn't but I believe most that do own guns are responsible and obey the law. I just don't see how somebody can automatically group all gun owners into one gigantic category or redneck wife beating murders. Semper Fi
Maya I don't think anyone on this blog could be considered "tribal folk." You know I might eat animals if trapped on a desert island with no other alternative. Under those circumstances I might also eat a human. However no one in America HAS to eat animals so they need to be told the reality of the suffering they cause by doing so.
Thank you Walker. I think the most important thing is to realize that these organizations are human constructs and that the animals live their lives independent of them. Regardless of what we think of human animal protection groups the animal's lives should be considered as intrinsically valueable.
Hi Antigone The thing is even PETA states that they have no problem with tribal folks killing animals for food if it's their only choice. That is my position as well. Personally I'm a vegetarian but if it's a matter of life or death for the person and they live off the land it is the one form of animal killing that is acceptable to me. PETA agrees. You say that offending someone is a small price to pay for saving an animal's life but again I seriously doubt a single animal was ever saved by someone insulting another person. It's a form of denial on the part of those who can't control their tempers when posting a comment. Not that you care but I have to say that I thought your statement to Judith was quite beautiful.
Claude But without the gun being present nobody would have died. It goes both ways. Peace!
Poor Cochran No one will talk to him anymore because his head is so empty and he is no good to anyone that he has had to create someone named "WALKER" don't you just love it . He not only talks to this guy he answers him. He is a real train wreck. Maybe Cochran and Britney Spears should go out on a date. Jesus can you imagine the trouble those two could get into. Her driving and his big mouth. LOCKUP!!!!! Sorry just a little light humor. Antigone Free Tibet Caludia Marrapodi Human Rights Up You have beautiful souls that shine and sing and that can never be bought like the other posters above. Thank you for your kind words. I shall keep them in my heart. Peace!
Maya I agree with some of the points you have made as well especially in regards to animal rights vs. animal welfare. You are proof that one can have civilized communication without being angry or hateful. Even though people may not agree with everything you say it at least allows people to see your perspective on things and not be turned off by your childish anticsJudith. Maya I admire the fact that you are so passionate about animals and I think you try to go about effecting change the right way. Because of your positive attitude I think you will have more people join your cause. Dear Judith Your posts are quite entertaining. I laugh out loud every time I read one.
Maya You don't save animals' lives by telling people that YOU don't have a problem if they eat meat either. Unfortunately some people WILL get offended by AR commentsstatements but I think that their being offended is a small price to pay to gain better lives for animals who are subjected to the most horrific of abuses. You seem more concerned with preserving human feelings than advocating animal rights unfortunately.
Freedom Bell I think you might be on to something. Don't you just love people that hide behind names. And that Kurk K Guy going around telling everyone that will listen to him that he voted for Bush! I would hang my head in shame after what that monster has done. It truly does show someones mentality. Kurk this is an animal site so plese go to a Dufur site I was one of many people to keep Steven Spielberg out of China because of the conflict so I did my job did you? Why don't you calm down and go shoot 18 hole with your Bush Buddy. Remember this is an animal site. We talk about animals O.K. And Walker or should I say Cochran go take a nap. Being two people are hard! I won't be on this site with C.H. again. He is old news and I am thrilled to put him away. Back to PETA
Kurt K you wanker stop to play the human rights card i work for Darfur Palestine and women's rights and in the same time i try to help the animals! i suffered in some arabian countries and South America! i know exactly what suffering means for this cause i try to help every abused animal in pain and because of low riders like you bushvoters and to the cuck i'm telling this fuck off this page and go to amuse yourself in some red light scene inter crura virginis fortuna juvenum est!
christopher cochran i think your head becomes always more empty and useless now just you find dirty words against Judith who is one of our most appreciated bloggers and to the blog owner i repeat this ceterum censeo cartaginem esse DELENDA!!!!!!!!
Kurt K Cochran Walker and the other ignorant Peta and animal hating jerks stop it once and for ever you are definitely on the wrong blog! I'm an animal and human rights activist and i do not tolerate your primitive attacks on Judith and any other animal protectors! Fuck off to another blog! We are tired from your always repeating the same shittttttttttttt! Good night!
Rojo Exactly my point. A human being would kill another human being to save a loved one so if that human being would kill an animal to save that loved one what does that really prove?? NOTHING. However I don't think you'd like it too much if I had the right to sacrifice your child to save mine and there was nothing you could do about it.
Judith I support you for caring about animals the way that you do. Unfortunately there are far too many people out there who cannot understand that there is no "us or them" scenario when it comes to animals there is only a winwin for everyone in giving them their due respect and allowing them to live their lives in peace. You seem to be one of those who understands that so disregard the comments of those who never will.
I think that Walker has made some very good poiints. Unfortunately whenever the subject of animal life comes up some people change the subject. It is VERY rare that someone would be standing with their child and the parent would suddenly have to choose between their child's life or a rabbit's life. The REAL issue is this give me one reason why an animal's life is LESS valuable than a human's. Why is it LESS tragic that a deer is killed than when a human is killed? Can anyone give me a logical answer? I strongly disagree with Antigone by the way. Animal welfarists are those who refuse to assault degrade or commit arson in the name of animal rights. The extreme animal rights folks have the RIGHTS part correct but not the ANIMAL part correct. You don't save animals by insulting people. Period. However Antigone made an excellent point that when we talk about whose lives we value we will by nature go to those closest to us. Again can anyone tell me why an animal's life is less valuable than a human's??
Hey Walker Since you are part of the AVMA by the way many execellent vets do not feel the same as you for they are ver ANTI horse slaughter and do not subscribe to your beliefs. They walk hand in hand with AQHA and TPA. So you are amoung a bloody few. We have been working for many many many years against your precious AVMA. You are a horse killer Thats what you do. Please heed this You are their puppet thats all they use you for. You are brand new and the are forming you the way they want to. That means you are our enemy that means you know nothing about H.R.503 and S.311 Please just go away we are haveing a very hard time passing these bill and you together with Larry Craig and Burns from Mt. could do so much damage. So please leave because we have a real fifh on our hands. Peace!!!!! So please just go away. Thanks Judith
Hey folks i think that walker is cochran! that one always makes different things out of himself one time a hunter one time a farmer one time a surgeon one time a veterinary and so on because he has nothing useful in his hands he just wants to distract the website in the name of some consumer lobby and vivisection on animals is definitely not applicable on the human being because every species is ruled by other principles vivisection on animals is just criminal money making on the back of helpless animals and stupid tax payers! yep!
anti isn't that exactly the point someone's loved one being placed higher than another life. If you would kill Walker to save your child wouldn't you kill an animal? Maybe 2. With animal experimentation it may not be your suffering loved one that will benefit but tehy are someones.
Judith I believe our God that means yours and mine said "do untoo others as they would do untoo you." I say our God because there is only one true God. You not Walker have a very shallow view of life and humanity. You choose to donate your time to the welfare of animals so does Walker. I believe what he says is true. He sounds like a very polite person that respects what others say without resorting to hateful speech and snide remarks to make himself feel superior as you do. Walker I commend your patience and reserve for not resorting to the tactics of Judith. Judith it seems that you have this deep hate for anybody who has a different view than you. How do you ever have a constructive debate with people who believe opposing views? Instead of dialogue do you just shout obscenties and insults to get into a shouting match? What makes you any different from a hunter who shoots a dear? You wished that our VicePresident "would just die" you stated that you were happy that Mrs. Heston was dead and you have spewed nothing but hate and filth in everyone of your posts. So I ask again what makes you so much better than the ones you scold? Seems to me you don't know what real suffering is! You say you do because you watched a documentary that shows cows and chickens being slaughtered but you never suffered the way the people of Darfur North Korea Iraq under Sadam all of Europe during both world wars. These people knew what real suffering was and I will be willing to bet that the life of chickens being used for food was the last thing on their minds! I can only imagine what you are going to say about me now! I'm sure you will call me a "Bushie" as well! Yeah I voted for him!
hey judith its plain and simple no gun kills anyone unless someone pulls the trigger it is not the gun it is the person behind it.
Walker My point is that sometimes you cannot have what you want no matter how badly you want it. To save one innocent life at the expense of another just because YOU care more about the one than the other is immoral and unethical. AlsoPETA is not interested in animal WELFARE which only maintains the status quo without really making any advancement in the lives of animals except maybe on an individual basis. PETA supports animal RIGHTSa vastly different mindset. If you don't understand the difference between the two you should really look into it.
Walker Don't waste your energy on Judith. She has some troubling deep issues. One minute she talks about freedom and peace the next she screams for murder and censorship. Mars was a poster who was removed I assume because heshe had taken to using only personal attacks in hisher posts and never said anything of substance. HeShe was antipeta and not particularly proanimal. Mars' posts never said much save for how stupid AR people are. Mars was banned. I am not sure how Judith gets to stick around as many of her posts are fairly vile and offensive. What's good for the goose you know. Anyway Judith rarely says anything of substance but is quick to condemn you as an inferno bound lying idiot because you disagree with something Peta does. She is the type of person every orginization dreads. She is the Peta version of every radical that gives an orginization a bad name. I'm sure she means well but she comes across as an uncivilized vulgarian. She doesn't define peta however. Most people here are much more reasonable in their disagreement. PEACE!!! You lying bastard!!
Walker I simply do not believe you. And I am extremely certain that you know why. I would just leave if I were you. We are here to raise money to stop the abuses of animals of all kind. I just feel that you are a King of Cons. Not a good feeling. You may be able to fool a few but I am not one of them so as long as you stay here I shall and I must refer to you as the King of Cons. Enough said.
So Walker It's all right for C.H. to show up after each school shooting with his mental midgets and telling anyone that would listen that it was the children and not the guns that killed their babies. While parents are in such a state of loss. AS he holds his gun over his head. Jesus Christ You must be a robot with no heart and I know for sure that you have sold your soul. For every word you type anyone can tell their is no soul envolved. May "your" God find somwhere for you with peace. because you are not going to the beautiful place that myself and many others on PETA'S site will be going. All you are is garbage your going to the same place as Cochran is going. The 2 of you will be in great company. And I do not believe a word of what you have said about rescuing animals. You are a phony and a con artist. The way you speak your hearts just not in it. So please go away and leave us alone. Peace! Antigone Your post is amazing. You see so much deeper than most people. Peace! Jack Walker is another one you need to think about getting rid of. He sounds like mars.YUCK!
Antigone My point was that it is easy to disagree with something if it doesnt affect you personally. When you or a loved one has actually benefited from insulin medication chemotherepy or surgical techniques that were discovered through animal testing its a much tougher issue. I am very thankful to PETA for the great work they have done in regards to animal testing. PETA has done a wonderful job of opening the publics eyes to the horrible conditions that lab animals faced in the past and sadly in some circumstances continue to face in the present
Of course Im a member of the AVMA every respectable practicing veterinarian in the United States is. The fact that you criticize an organization such as the AVMA that has done so much good for animals shows how narrow minded you are. While PETA does a lot of good to think that PETA is the "be all" group for animal welfare is naive. There are many other groups and organizations that fight for and do good things for animals. I would think as a "freedom fighter for animals" you would realize this and applaud their efforts as well. If members of the AVMA are so dangerous I suggest the next time one of your precious pets is sick or injured you try to find a veterinarian who is not a member of the AVMA to treat them. Good luck with that! And nowhere in any of my posts did I mention I was for horse slaughter. As a matter of fact I believe I said that I have taken in several mistreated and malnourished horses and cared for them until other homes could be found. You are quick to write angry comments and point fingers and accuse others of things they do not believe in. I am for animal welfare I am for human rights I am not for making fun of people with debilitating illnesses regardless of whether I agree with their opinions or not.
Walker In response to your question about whether someone would choose the life of an animal over the life of a loved one keep this in mind. If I were given the chance to save my child's life by sacrificing yours if that were a realistic opportunity presented to me I would absolutely agree to it. If I have to choose between my child and you I choose my child. Therefore your question is not really indicative of anything or even a fair question because it does not allow for the fact that most people would choose the life of a loved one over another human being if realistically given that opportunity.
Walker Go somewhere else and try to impress someone that will listen. You sound like part of the AVMA and that is an ignorant and very dangerous group of people for the animals. There are groups everywhere so go join them and puff out your chest and speak away!!!!! I bet you are very much for horse slaughter. Peace!!!!!
Hi Luke I read your post about using those deer whistle things. My aunt gave me a few sonar whistles. Are those what you have? As the air goes in it creates the sonar and then it gets sent back out. It can alert a deer quite far away that you're coming. And they get off the road. My aunt gave everyone in my family a set. They're really easy to put on the car too. I also feel it's sad that animal populations get out of balance due to human population. I definitely don't think that a deer overpopulation is any reason to hunt them. I'm deeply saddened that some people think it's appropriate. These deer whistles or sonar are quite cheap too. I think it could be a good way to avert accidents for both humans and deer. We must try to love all animals on the planet humans included. Every animal feels pain. That is a fact.
it just amazes me how all you veggie heads complain about people being overpopulated but yet you do nothing about it how about you all kill yourselves and and put a small dent in the human population and make the world a better place for all of us law abiding citizens.


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Hi, i would like to know how to deploy my application on a cloud server.
But i never do that. where i need to start? i uploaded the app via FTP. but how to migrate the database?
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Hi, i would like to know how to deploy my application on a cloud server.
But i never do that. where i need to start? i uploaded the app via FTP. but how to migrate the database?
thanks for your help.
Your cloud provider SHOULD support ruby on rails. Their website should explain that part. They also will likely support a database of some kind. You have to set up that database, then edit your config/database.yml file to reflect the database you'll use for your production environment on the cloud server.
I deploy on Joyent. They supply MySQL as the database. So I setup a MySQL database on my cloud account,then edit confic/database.yml and tell it the database,userid and password I setup.
Then you push your app, with the updated confit/database.yml file, and boot your app as per the cloud vendors instructions .
ok, so the server must give the deployment instructions?
I would like to know too, like Site5, they said they use rails 3 on home directory and support only server-side 2.3.3, what is the difference between rails 3 in home directory and server-side ?
Security in cloud computing vs other hosting options is exactly the same.... Regarding deployment, there is a lot to learn. If you're starting from scratch and really want to understand what you're doing, you're going to spend a few days to a couple of weeks learning full time. If you're looking at an old school shared hosting provider rather than a VPS you're on the wrong track, in my opinion. I'd suggest starting with Heroku.
Heroku will be easy for you but if you're interested in learning such stuffs (or want to have more control over underlying stuffs) - then better try AWS - learning curve is steep - in the beginning but as you move on - things become much easier.
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Debates of Dec. 7th, 2004
House of Commons Hansard #40 of the 38th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was cards.
- Order in Council Appointments
- Government Business No. 6
- Department of International Trade Act
- Department of Foreign Affairs Act
- Interparliamentary Delegations
- Canada Elections Act
- Criminal Code
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec Act
- Department of Social Development Act
- Remote Sensing Space Systems Act
- Canadian Association of Broadcasters
- Fisheries
- Animal Rights
- International Volunteer Day
- Foreign Affairs
- Infrastructure
- Dartmouth Choral Society
- Children's Wish Foundation of Canada
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- Agriculture
- Polyvalente A.M. Sormany
- Human Rights
- Firearms Registry
- The Environment
- Conservative Party of Canada
- Volunteerism
- Cercle des artistes peintres et sculpteurs du Québec
- Fisheries
- Citizenship and Immigration
- The Environment
- Air Transportation Security
- Sponsorship Program
- Employment Insurance
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- Citizenship and Immigration
- Health
- Employment Insurance
- National Defence
- Human Rights
- The Environment
- Justice
- Textile and Clothing Industry
- Veterans Affairs
- Agriculture
- Foreign Affairs
- Regional Economic Development
- Social Development
- Presence in Gallery
- Supply
- Canada Education Savings Act
- Tlicho Land Claims and Self-Government Act
- Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec Act
- Department of Social Development Act
- Ways and Means
- Committees of the House
- Remote Sensing Space Systems Act
- Canadian Food Inspection Agency Enforcement Act
- Committees of the House
- Canadian Food Inspection Agency Enforcement Act
- Ukrainian Canadian Restitution Act
- Credit Cards
Remote Sensing Space Systems Act
Government Orders
1:50 p.m.
Keith Martin Esquimalt—Juan de Fuca, BC
In 30 seconds or less, Madam Speaker, the member as an NDP member may have a problem with the Liberal government, but it is the NDP that destroyed my province of British Columbia and Ontario, so she should not forget that.
On the issue of this bill, I cannot believe that the member would be so naive as to have a problem with countries being prepared to look at the detection of threats in their airspace. Countries do that as a responsibility to their citizens, to protect them.
I also cannot believe that she has a problem with the Minister of National Defence making decisions in the interests of our troops and our country based on the top security information that he has. If that is the case, it is a good thing that the NDP is in opposition, because heaven forbid if this country ever had it as the government.
Remote Sensing Space Systems Act
Government Orders
1:50 p.m.
Claude Bachand Saint-Jean, QC
Madam Speaker, I must admit I find that the world has changed a lot. I come from Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, which has a very strong military tradition. I have always seen young people at the military base who wanted to become soldiers, and students who were preparing to become officers in the Canadian army.
I remember the 1970s, when I worked there as a student. The world was much different then. At the time, there were people who had to wear uniforms to face enemies who were also in uniforms. The situation has changed completely, because now our enemies do not wear uniforms. Nor do they announce themselves. We cannot negotiate with them and say, "In order to avoid a possible conflict, we should meet on a number of occasions. We should establish a diplomatic corps to try to solve the issue peacefully". This is not how things are done today. Not only do our enemies not wear uniforms, they also hit us when we do not expect it. Just think of the World Trade Center, for example.
First, as a young student, I never would have thought that some day I would become a member of Parliament, because I was rather uncomfortable with political authority. When we are younger, we are more aggressive and ready to challenge established authority. Much to my surprise, I am now a member of Parliament, but I still try to maintain some of that questioning attitude. The world is changing so quickly that it is important to look at events with a kind of candid or fresh look, because now we are making decision here.
Also, I would certainly never have thought that some day, as members of Parliament and legislators, we would have to vote on legislation dealing with how to manage and regulate the use of satellites in space. So, the world has changed tremendously, and today we must assume our responsibilities.
If you were to ask the Bloc Québécois right now if it is important to regulate traffic in space and the way private companies can exercise their economic power in space, the answer would be yes, of course. We certainly agree with that point. But we have reservations. I know I will not have time to finish my speech. We will also have to talk about caution, because we do not agree with giving our full blessing and saying, "If it is only commercial, it is fine."
The parliamentary secretary for national defence has given us signals that we really ought to be cautious. Why are we discussing this bill here, today, at a time when we are fully engaged in a debate on the missile defence shield, with respect to which satellites will have a significant role to play, and with respect to which we know that the Americans consider space the final frontier?
If we look at trends in human history, we realize that we have dominated this planet more and more over time. Certainly those who ruled the seas once dominated the planet. Just a few countries from western Europe—England, France, Spain—were the nations that ruled the seas until the Americans took over after the second world war. In fact, the starting point for their dominance was the sea. There were also many different nations who have dominated on the land, going back into history and prehistory. There has also been domination of the air. Airplanes became a very important instrument of war in military tactics.
Now we know that the Americans want to take the next step. It can be seen in all their documents. Whether studies come from the Pentagon or the American Secretary of State, they converge in one direction: American domination on land, on the sea and in the air must now be expanded into space. That is where we must be cautious.
There is already legislation on land and sea. There is also legislation governing the economy—people cannot just do whatever they want. Governments are there to ensure that everything is regulated. I think that is where we need to focus our efforts.
Some very important points have already been raised on matters such as privacy protection, but what we in the Bloc Québécois are concerned about is the issue of jurisdiction.
The bill refers to areas under provincial jurisdiction such as natural resource management, agricultural land management, and natural disasters. These are all matters of provincial jurisdiction and we find that point has been overlooked in the bill.
In conclusion, I hope that all my colleagues will stay here after the vote today in order to hear the end of my speech.
Canadian Association of Broadcasters
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Mario Silva Davenport, ON
Madam Speaker, from November 28 to November 30, the Canadian Association of Broadcasters met in Ottawa for their 78th annual convention.
Some 600 of the country's most senior private radio, television and specialty and pay services broadcasters attended the convention that had as its theme, "Private Broadcasting: Putting Canada First". Topics of discussion ranged from cultural diversity issues to the future of local programming in Canada.
During their two days of meetings, they participated in activities that centred on the role of broadcasters in promoting Canada's identity.
I am pleased to congratulate the Canadian Association of Broadcasters and its members on a successful and well attended 78th annual meeting.
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
John Cummins Delta—Richmond East, BC
Madam Speaker, if fish were trees, the government sat idly by while one-quarter of the Fraser River basin was clear cut this summer.
In July and August approximately two million sockeye disappeared from the Fraser River between Mission and the upriver spawning grounds. This disaster will cost the British Columbia economy between $170 million and $500 million in 2008. Why? Because there will be no fishery in 2008, the next year in the cycle. There will be no commercial fishery, no sport fishery and no food, social and ceremonial fishery for natives. It will be 2020 before things return to normal.
What has been the government's response? It has put a Liberal friend in charge of the normal regular post-season review, and hopes the issue will go away.
What the industry and the people of British Columbia want is a judicial inquiry into the management of the fishery this past summer.
Animal Rights
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Lui Temelkovski Oak Ridges—Markham, ON
Madam Speaker, the debate over animal cruelty legislation has persisted since 1999. I agree that Bill C-22, introduced in the 3rd session of the 37th Parliament, effectively addressed the concerns of stakeholders on both sides of the debate.
Bill C-22 was the culmination of extensive negotiations and concessions on all sides. It would be a mistake to complicate matters by introducing substantially different legislation after this consensus has already been achieved.
The bill now has support from most major groups reflecting both animal welfare and animal industry perspectives. I hope to see the reintroduction of this legislation in the House at the earliest possible opportunity.
International Volunteer Day
Statements By Members
December 7th, 2004 / 2 p.m.
Mario Laframboise Argenteuil—Mirabel, QC
Madam Speaker, last Sunday was International Volunteer Day. I would like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to a young man in my riding who stands above the crowd for his involvement with disabled people who do not qualify for government programs or plans and who are not covered by personal or group insurance.
Stéphane Braney, a resident of Lachute, is very familiar with this situation since he too has experienced it. On July 22, 1994, an accident in the family pool left Stéphane Braney a quadriplegic and changed his life forever.
This has not stopped him from being actively involved. He created the Stéphane Braney Foundation, which raises funds to help meet the needs of many disabled people so that they can enjoy a certain quality of life.
I rise to thank Stéphane Braney for his courage and his hard work in defending the cause of disabled people.
Foreign Affairs
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Anita Neville Winnipeg South Centre, MB
Madam Speaker, I rise in the House today to acknowledge the leadership of the Prime Minister and the Minister of Foreign Affairs at the United Nations General Assembly this session.
For many years, Canadian voting practices on resolutions pertaining to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict have been lagging behind our balanced policy. This disconnect threatened our credibility as an honest broker in the region. It also placed our practice at odds with our policies.
Today, I would like to acknowledge the important beginning the government made by changing our votes on three unhelpful anti-Israeli resolutions in New York. Conduciveness to peace has to be the yardstick for these resolutions, and merit has to determine our vote.
Again, I congratulate the Prime Minister and the Minister of Foreign Affairs on their leadership to ensure that Canada's foreign policy toward the region is balanced both in word and in implementation.
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Stockwell Day Okanagan—Coquihalla, BC
Madam Speaker, the Okanagan and Nickel Valleys have been experiencing incredible growth in the last few years. Anybody who has visited those areas would understand why. We are talking about the jewel of B.C.'s interior, ample opportunities for people and every reason for understanding why people would want to go there to raise their families and realize their hopes and dreams.
That growth has brought incredible infrastructure costs under virtually every mayor and council in the region. Logan Lake, Merritt, Westbank/Westside, Peachland, Summerland, Penticton, Naramata, Kaleden, Okanagan Falls and other areas in the constituency face huge infrastructure costs every day.
It is time for the government to step up to the plate and follow through with its commitment to our request to see federal gas tax dollars returned to the people and to the areas where they are needed most. It is time to stop hoarding our money and get it back to the people.
Dartmouth Choral Society
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Michael John Savage Dartmouth—Cole Harbour, NS
Mr. Speaker, this past Saturday the Dartmouth Choral Society continued its 50th year celebrations with its annual Christmas concert. The society was founded 50 years ago. It is the longest running continuous community choir in Atlantic Canada, and certainly one of the best.
Today the choir consists of 70 voices, individuals, married couples and two-generation family members, and is ably directed by Mr. Shawn Whynot with Pamela Burton as accompanist.
The choral society is an important part of the community of Dartmouth. It receives revenues through membership fees, fundraising and paid performances. It uses profits to support local charities, such as Feed Others of Dartmouth.
At this time of year music takes on an even more special meaning for us. We particularly appreciate great organizations like the Dartmouth Choral Society.
Children's Wish Foundation of Canada
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Pauline Picard Drummond, QC
Mr. Speaker, some honours are very well deserved. A case in point is Prosper Dionne, the coordinator of the Drummondville subchapter of the Children's Wish Foundation of Canada, who has won the Laura Cole Volunteer of the Year Award for all of Canada.
In its quarterly newsletter, the foundation wrote:
You are truly an incredible role model and have helped to make thousands of children's wishes come true!
Over the past 15 years, in Drummondville, Prosper Dionne and his team have made the wishes of 57 children with life-threatening diseases come true. Of these 57 children, 14 have now passed away. Confronted with sadness on a daily basis, Mr. Dionne prefers to remember the good side of his work with the foundation and the joy it has brought him.
Prosper, who dreams of bringing all his little angels together around the same table, let us join our voices to express our deepest gratitude to him who has such a talent for putting a bit of magic into the lives of sick children and their parents.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Denis Paradis Brome—Missisquoi, QC
Mr. Speaker, this morning, the coalition of mayors of municipalities affected by the closure of RCMP detachments in Quebec appeared before the Standing Committee on Justice, Human Rights, Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness.
First, I want to congratulate the mayors on the quality of the report they presented. They clearly demonstrated the threat posed by removing the RCMP from our regions, a concern that is shared by the Quebec Liberal caucus, as well as many of our colleagues in this House.
The decision to close the RCMP regional detachments in Quebec needs to be reconsidered. We cannot allow our regions to be vulnerable to crime. Let me quote an except from the mayors' report:
Criminals and organized crime have no regional, municipal or other boundaries and they do not need consultation studies or to testify before committees in order to act. They are wherever we are, seeking the weak link. Let us not allow them to take over our territory, because you can be sure they will take it, if they have not already done so.
Let us act while there is still time.
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Barry Devolin Haliburton—Kawartha Lakes—Brock, ON
Mr. Speaker, farmers across Canada agree on one thing, and that is the CAIS program does not work and it needs a major overhaul.
In my opinion, the most compelling evidence of the failure of CAIS is the fact that most farmers have not even bothered to sign up for the program yet, almost three years after it was first introduced. In Kawartha Lakes, where I come from, it has been reported that just 47 out of several hundred farmers have opened CAIS accounts.
If CAIS is as great as the Liberals say, why have more farmers not signed up for it? There are only two possible answers to that question. Either farmers are making a mistake because they do not understand what is good for them, or this really is a lousy program that farmers rightly understand is of little value to them.
In my opinion, I would say the farmers are right.
If the Liberals really want to make CAIS work, they should not rest until a majority of farmers deem it worth their while to sign up for an overhauled CAIS program. It is time for the government to stop proclaiming the virtues of an obviously flawed program and get on with the job of fixing it.
Polyvalente A.M. Sormany
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Jean-Claude D'Amours Madawaska—Restigouche, NB
Mr. Speaker, last week, I had the opportunity to meet two groups of students at the Polyvalente A.M. Sormany, in Edmunston, New Brunswick, to discuss with them my role as member of Parliament and the role of the government. I can attest to the interest these young people have in Canadian politics.
The questions asked by these students were surprisingly relevant, and I am convinced that such meetings should take place more frequently to stimulate the interest of young Canadians in Canadian politics.
I wish to thank teacher Simon Nadeau and his students for inviting me to their class. I hope that this experience proved as profitable for them as it was for me.
Human Rights
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Tony Martin Sault Ste. Marie, ON
Mr. Speaker, this past weekend in Sault Ste. Marie I attended a remarkable meeting at St. Matthew's Anglican Church. It was part of a national women's peace building tour hosted by KAIROS: Canadian Ecumenical Justice Initiatives. This meeting shone a light on the devastating effects of conflict on human rights, with a particular emphasis on the impact war has on women.
Elizabeth Majok from the New Sudan Council of Churches spoke of the harm done to the Sudanese people, first by Talisman and now by Chinese companies taking jobs from her fellow countrymen in the oil fields. She made it clear that the Canadian government must exercise greater leadership at the United Nations to influence the international community. Any peace agreement must affirm the principles of human rights, justice, self-determination, pluralism, as well as address the root causes of the different conflicts in Sudan.
I have petitions, with 3,000 signatures, that make these points. I will be tabling them in the House next week.
Firearms Registry
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Joy Smith Kildonan—St. Paul, MB
Mr. Speaker, the federal gun registry will not be fully operational until 2007, 12 years after it was approved by Parliament and with a price tag of over $1 billion, representing cost overruns of nearly 7,000%, ranking the gun registry as one of the biggest Liberal lies in a long list of others.
A constituent of mine recently contacted me to inform me that while he was asked to pay to renew his licence, friends and family members were being given free renewals. Apparently, the government thinks it is fair to charge some Canadians for something while it lets others do it for free. If nothing else, government programs should at least be equally applied.
It is time for the government to admit that it was wrong to implement this registry, that it was wrong to spend more than a billion dollars on it and that it is willing to work with this side of the House to find solutions to gun violence that will work for Canadians.


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- Full-time students submit immunizations and Health & Counseling form
- New residential students must submit meningitis status (vaccination or waiver) before moving in
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- Complete placement testing in English and mathematics prior to orientation
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Charles Joseph, of Fredonia, New York, died on Friday, May 10, 2013, at UPMC Hamot, in Erie, Pa.
He was born in Berlin, Germany, on January 24, 1927, the son of Dr. Walter and Mrs. Marie Joseph. The family left Germany in 1933, first settled in Italy, then Palestine, before emigrating to the U.S. in 1937.
As a 15-year-old boy, he was admitted to the prestigious Curtis Institute of Music from which he graduated with an Artist Diploma. He went on to study with the renowned violin teacher Ivan Galamian in New York City.
In the late 1950s, he went on a Fulbright Scholarship to Vienna and later became Concertmaster of the Hamburg Bach Orchestra and staff member of the North German Radio Symphony in Hamburg, Germany.
Upon returning to the U.S. he became Chairman of the Music Department at Muskingum College in New Concord, Ohio. In the early 1970's he accepted a position at SUNY Fredonia as Professor of Music and taught there until his retirement.
He is survived by his wife Uschi and his beloved Malamute Zara, sister-in-law Joan Gunter, sister-in-law Margot and her husband Ricardo Colasuonno, sister-in-law Inge Markowski, cousin Kate Joseph, several nieces and nephews and many dear friends.
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Jobs: Arabic; Software Engineering: Engineer, Systran Software, Inc.
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SYSTRAN is currently seeking local experienced Software Engineers -
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