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GAD in New Onset Type 1 Diabetes
Status: No Longer Recruiting
Eligibility Criteria
To join this study, you must fulfill both conditions below:
About this Study
Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease. This means that your immune system, the part of the body that helps fight infections, mistakenly attacked the cells in your body that produced insulin. These cells, called beta cells, are found in your pancreas.
This attack probably started years ago. Once many of your beta cells were damaged, your blood glucose levels went too high, and you had to start taking insulin by injection.
At this point, when you have had diabetes for less than three months, you may have beta cells left that produce some insulin. People who continue to make a little insulin may have fewer problems with low blood glucose (hypoglycemia). They may also have an easier time keeping their blood glucose levels in the normal range. This lowers the risk of the long-term complications of diabetes.
Right now, there is no proven treatment that will protect the remaining beta cells. In type 1 diabetes, the body's immune system keeps destroying them. By a few years after diagnosis, most people with type 1 diabetes are making no insulin of their own.
In this study, we are testing whether a protein called glutamic acid decarboxylase (GAD) will help people continue making some of their own insulin. This research study will compare people who get GAD injections with those who get placebo injections (shots that look the same but have no GAD).
What will I be asked to do?
Two-thirds of the people in this study will get injections of the GAD protein. They are in the treatment group.
One third of the people in this study will get injections that look like GAD but have no active drug. This is called a placebo injection. The people getting the placebo injections are in the control group.
Both groups will have 13 study visits over 2 years. At 3 of these visits, participants will get injections of either the GAD protein or placebo. You can't choose your group. A computer will choose your group for you. It's by chance, like drawing straws. This is called random assignment, or randomization.
This study is double-masked. While the study is going on, neither you nor your study team will know if you're in the treatment group or the control group. At the end of the study, we will tell you whether you were in the treatment group or the control group.
As a research volunteer, you can decide to stop being in this study at any time. We hope that you will stay in the study. You will be helping us learn more about how to help people with diabetes.
To see if you might be eligible for this study and for a referral to a TrialNet site:
The blood test to determine whether or not you are at risk for Type 1 Diabetes is part of the Natural History study. Please see the list of Clinical Centers for more information.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (April 21, 2011) – The U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team, ranked second in the world by the FIVB, will travel to China, Japan and Chinese Taipei for the 2011 FIVB World Grand Prix preliminary round in August. Team USA is the defending champion of the premier annual women's global volleyball tournament.
In Pool D Aug. 5-7 at Luohe, China, the U.S. Women will face China, Serbia and the winner of World Grand Prix play-in spot between Kazakhstan and Algeria being held May 12-14. Team USA meets Japan, Serbia and Dominican Republic Aug. 12-14 in Pool H in a Japanese city to be determined next month. The Americans conclude the World Grand Prix preliminary round Aug. 19-21 in Chinese Taipei with matches against Italy, Germany and Peru in Pool J.
The FIVB World Grand Prix Final Round will take place Aug. 24-28 in Macau, China. With the expanded preliminary rounds going from 12 to 16 teams, the Final Round has also expanded. The top seven ranked teams from the preliminary round qualifying qualify for the Final Round alongside host China.
"Our 2011 FIVB World Grand Prix schedule will be challenging, as it always is," U.S. Women's National Team Head Coach Hugh McCutcheon (Christchurch, New Zealand) said. "We will continue to work hard to keep improving through the course of the event as we prepare for the main goal this year, Olympic qualification."
The U.S. Women's opponents hold a composite FIVB World Ranking of 9.33 (with Algeria) or 9.78 (with Kazakhstan). The Americans will face top-six teams in Japan (No.3), Italy (No. 4) and China (No. 6). For the first time since 2005, the U.S. Women will their entire World Grand Prix schedule on the same continent and reducing travel.
The U.S. is the reigning FIVB World Grand Prix champion as it ended the 2010 edition with an 11-match win streak. Middle blocker Foluke Akinradewo (Plantation, Fla.) was named the tournament's most valuable player and Best Blocker, while setter Alisha Glass (Leland, Mich.) was selected Best Setter in her first FIVB senior-level event.
The FIVB Volleyball World Grand Prix, which will have the top 10 teams in the world competing, is the premier annual women's global volleyball tournament and will feature 16 teams for the first time in its 19-year history. Argentina Serbia and potentially Algeria will make their debuts in the tournament.
The 2011 FIVB World Grand Prix will be the third tournament the U.S. Women's National Team will compete in this year. The Americans are slated to participate in the Montreux Volley Masters event held June 7-12 in Montreux, Switzerland. Team USA will travel to Chihuahua, Mexico, to compete in the X Women's Pan American Cup being held June 29 to July 9. The schedule continues with the NORCECA Women's Continental Championship held Sept. 10-18 in Caguas, Puerto Rico. This event is a qualifier into the FIVB World Cup, the first 2012 Olympic Games qualification tournament, held Nov. 4-18 in Japan. If the U.S. does not gain a top-three finish at the FIVB World Cup, it will compete in the NORCECA Olympic Games Qualification Tournament Dec. 10-18 in a country to be announced.
First Preliminary Weekend (Aug. 5-7)
Pool A at Bydogzcz, Poland: Poland, Italy, Dominican Republic, Argentina
Pool B at Nakhonpathom, Thailand: Thailand, Cuba, Peru, Russia
Pool C at Pusan, Korea: Korea, Brazil, Japan, Germany
Pool D at Luohe, China: China, USA, Serbia, Kazakhstan or Algeria
Second Preliminary Weekend (Aug. 12-14)
Pool E at Zielona Gora, Poland: Poland, Cuba, Korea, Argentina
Pool F at Almaty, Kazakhstan: Kazakhstan or Algeria, Italy, Brazil, Thailand
Pool G at Quanzhou, China: China, Russia, Germany, Peru
Pool H at TBA, Japan: Japan, USA, Serbia, Dominican Republic
Third Preliminary Weekend (Aug. 19-21)
Pool I at Hong Kong: China, Poland, Dominican Republic, Kazakhstan or Algeria
Pool J at Chinese Taipei: USA, Italy, Germany, Peru
Pool K at Bangkok, Thailand: Thailand, Cuba, Brazil, Argentina
Pool L at TBA, Japan: Japan, Russia, Serbia, Korea
Final Round at Macau, China (Aug. 24-28)
FIVB World Rankings of World Grand Prix Participants
1-Brazil; 2-USA; 3-Japan; 4-Italy; 5-Russia; 6.-China; 7-Poland; 8.-Cuba; 9-Serbia; 10-Germany; 13-Dominican Republic; 14-Thailand; 15T-Algeria (if qualify in Play-in); 15T-Peru; 18-Korea; 19-Kazakhstan (if qualify in Play-in); 25-Argentina
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CEV (Europe): Italy, Germany and Russia (European Qualification Tournament); Poland and Serbia (Automatically Qualified)
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This is a moment Kanye West will look back on to remind his offspring that he and mom were once very, very cool…even when kids reach that age of thinking parents are all boring and stuff.
Kim Kardashian has proven she isn't going to let pregnancy slow her down, and she's surely enjoying her new figure with baby bump in tow.
PHOTOS: Kim Kardashian Baby Bumps Her Way Through 20-Hour Flight!
Kim K. served as Bruce Weber's muse in his Miami home for the cover of the new luxury magazine Dujour. Kimmy didn't have her glam squad on hand, no designer clothes, just her, a few cameras and a lot of towels, but she was open to trying new things for her first photo shoot following the pregnancy announcement.
However, it seems like stylists have an issue when it comes to dressing Kim for editorials: Brands don't want to come up off their goods for the reality TV starlet.
PHOTOS: Whoa! Rob Kardashian Wants Kim K's Sex Tape To Haunt Her Forever!
Fashionista got the chance to catch up with Dujour's co-editor Keith Pollock to ask about the rumor:
"Yeah. I think there's some hesitation to work with Kim just because she doesn't necessarily fit with most luxury brands' visions. Luckily with Bruce, we didn't try to create a fashion shoot. Formichetti was really trying to position her as a fashion force but we went the opposite way. It was about showing her in more a natural way. We went really minimal with makeup. There are very few fashion credits. In one shot she's wearing towels.
And despite the hesitation from these brands – Kim is still wearing Gucci and Chanel and Lanvin even if they're not lending it to her. She can buy them. So we thought, "Let's not make this a fashion story."
Kim should play it smart and not buy or wear brands that don't want to be associated with her fashion shoots. She may not be the ideal selection for brand representation, but the truth is, Kim Kardashian has a following that takes note of her every move!
Here is what Kim had to say in the corresponding interview:
On going through her divorce from Kris Humphries:
"Going through a divorce for anybody is devastating and heartbreaking, and then to have to do it and feel like you have to explain what is happening is such an awkward thing."
On her pregnancy:
"I just feel so blessed and excited and ready for the next phase."
On her privacy:
"My boyfriend [Kanye West] has taught me a lot about privacy. I'm ready to be a little less open about some things, like my relationships. I'm realizing everyone doesn't need to know everything. I'm shifting my priorities."
Styling drama and divore talk aside, take a look at the lovely, natural photos of Kim from the shoot in the gallery above.
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Today, Secretary of State John Kerry testified about the Obama Administration's response to the situation in Syria. In his opening statement before the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee, Secretary Kerry said:
"...As we debate, the world is watching and the world is wondering -- not whether Assad's regime actually did this. I think that fact is now beyond question. The world is wondering whether the United States of America is going to consent, through silence, to stand aside while this kind of brutality is allowed to happen without consequence.
"In the nearly 100 years since this global commitment against chemical weapons was made, only two tyrants have dared to cross the world's brightest line. Bashar al-Assad has now become the third. And history, I think everyone here knows, holds nothing but infamy for those criminals -- and history also reserves little sympathy for their enablers. And that is the gravity of this moment. That is really what is at stake in the decision that the Congress faces.
"Syria -- bottom line -- is important to America and our security for many reasons. First, you can't overlook the danger that these weapons, as you said in the Syria Accountability Act, pose to the Middle East, to our allies, to our friends. You can't overlook the threat that they face even to the United States ultimately if they fall into the wrong hands or if they are used with impunity. Since President Obama's policy is that Assad must go, it is not insignificant that to deprive or degrade Assad's chemical weapons deprives him of a lethal weapon in the ongoing civil war.
"In addition, we have important strategic national security interests -- not just in preventing the proliferation of chemical weapons -- but to avoid the creation of a safe haven or a base of operations for extremists -- al-Nusrah, others -- to use these chemical weapons either against us or against our friends.
"Forcing Assad to change his calculation about his ability to act with impunity can contribute to his realization that he cannot gas or shoot his way out of his predicament.
"Syria is also important because quite simply -- and I can't say this strongly enough to all of you -- many of you are parents and you know how lessons are learned by children. Many of you at school may have confronted at one point or a time a bully on the block or in the building. I think quite simply, common sense and human experience and reality tell us that the risk of not acting is greater than the risk of acting. If we don't take a stand here today, I guarantee you we are more likely to face far greater risks to our security and a far greater likelihood of conflict that demands our action in the future."
You can read the Secretary's full statement here, or watch his remarks on YouTube.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (80 votes).
In short: Great Course, awful organisationIn full: Wonderfull course, good level of abilities and able to cope with large number of competitiors. Course let down by awful organisation no problems this year at the finish but why were the chips & numbers not posted out? Was always going to be chaos at best and so it proved at the start. The organisers then blamed the number of people arriving late for the delayed start - I think they should perhaps look in the mirror for the problems. The most expensive 10K locally and they can't afford a stamp and envelope. Come on National Trust sort the organisation and you will have an excellent event. Would have been nice if T-shirts were different from last year- how about a date on? Desipte organisation course makes this a good event and worth considering for next yearDate of review: September 28, 2008
In short: DisappointingIn full: After last years mix up at the start, this year it was at the beginning. Very frustating queues and I was well early.Surprised there was a 15 min delay, was expecting it to be longer. Shame about excatly same T shirt as last year- did they have a job lot? Very little atmosphere, an anticlimax at the end and felt let down, even though did a very good time and possibly a PB. Leeds Abbey Dash runs like clockwork, with a massive field- whats up Clumber?Date of review: September 28, 2008
In short: Great course, less great organisationIn full: Got to the reg tent just before 09:20, lots of confused (in some cases cross!) people about which queue lanes to join and what the process was.Queued twice (as did others) for around an hour to be told "entry closed"! - so a bunch of us just ran without numbers or chips which was disappointing after a long drive to get there.Thoughts for organisers next yr:1. If you have queue lanes, big signs over each please or a roaming official to make sure everyone knows where they are going2. Post numbers out in advance (if this doesn't fit in the budget, option to download PDFs to print your own? or some slicker process)3. Don't rely on one poor bloke with a laptop to type in everyone's details - it's a big bottleneck, particularly when pre-reg people have to wait in the same queue as on-the-day folk.For runners:1. Make sure you pre-register and turn up early on the day.Anyway, smashing course still, nice downhill final km, marshals around the course did a great job, and I got a PB - shame it won't be on the Web site!Date of review: September 28, 2008
In short: Huge improvements on last year!In full: Great fun race, lots of club runners and fun runners too. A little crowded for the first 2km as some of the paths were very narrow and it didn't help that slower runners had ignored the starting pens and ended up near the front! Big Q to collect numbers and chip.... would it be too much to pop them in the post? T-shirt very ordinary and 5km water station handed out cups of water instead of bottles which seemed a bit tight considering I paid £18 late entry!!!! I'd do it again though!Date of review: September 28, 2008
In short: Organisation, is the worst I have experienced...if you are a 50 min 10k runner forget it!Date of review: September 7, 2008
In short: Very scenic race, mixed runners, not too hilly/challenging.Date of review: July 9, 2008
In short: Distance markers were inaccurate. Had to keep my own time and I still do not know what position I came. Poor T-ShirteDate of review: October 22, 2007
In short: Good race, weather good to us, poor finish and plenty of queueingIn full: great 10k run, although the start was slightly delayed i didnt hear a starting pistol or anything all of a sudden we were going. #nice run throught the park and was able to achieve a pb but the finish wasnt the most organised, i didnt appreciated having to queue before the finish line nor having to queue until our number could be written down, thn having to queue again for our t shirts then queue again to exit the park, i know were English and we do queue alot but it doesnt mean we enjoy it! Also, what was the point of listing our estimated finishing positions if theyre not going to be listed, I cant find the finishing results anywhere on the internet. If they charged more for the entry fee then the organisers could perhaps invest in the chip system, the system being used may have been acceptable in the 80's but not this day and age. I would also have liked a medal maybe insead of t shrt. i am now getting a little collection and would like to have increased it by another one. apart from that well done to the organisers and the helpers. Date of review: October 16, 2007
In short: HAS ANY ONE FOUND ANY RESULTS ON THE NET YET?Date of review: October 15, 2007
In short: I've done this 3 times in last 4 years..times improvingDate of review: October 11, 2007
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Many researchers find their family line eventually leads to records maintained by the Roman Catholic Church. This presentation is a survey of the types of records kept by the church and keys to extracting data. Religious newspapers, Jubilee Books and Parish Histories are also covered.
History of the Parish Chest, and an introduction to the Vestry members, including Church Wardens.
Overseers of the Poor, the Parish Constable, and their books of account.
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Topic: Security Section in Forum
Just a suggestion..
Security is obviously a huge topic nowadays and extremely important in web development. Unfortunately, way too many developers aren't as knowledgeable in the area and many times overlook security issues. I feel like a lot of people could benefit from a security section in the forum to discuss security issues and how to secure your applications. Personally, security fascinates me too so I'd like to see a security section in the forum.
Maybe people disagree with this, just a suggestion...
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Demong wins two for the team
SOLDIER HOLLOW, Utah – Mission accomplished.
Vermontville native and Olympic champion Billy Demong has earned his U.S. Nordic Combined Team an additional slot for the World Cup tour, bringing the team's total number of spots up to five. That's important because it's the same number of spots the team will have at the Olympics in Sochi, Russia this coming February.
Demong earned the extra spot with three top finishes at the FIS Nordic Combined Continental Cup series in Solder Hollow, Utah this week.
A four-time Olympian, Demong normally competes on the higher-level World Cup tour, which he did as recently as Sunday in Ramsua, Austria, where he earned his season's best ninth place.
Demong took a break from the tour to fly back home to Utah and compete in three Continental Cup events, just to earn the final slot on the U.S. team. He finished first, second and first in competitions Tuesday through Thursday.
"Bill has a job to do," Greg Poirier, nordic combined coach of U.S. Ski Team, said in a press release issued Monday. "His goal is to finish ranked among the top three to earn our team a fifth World Cup quota spot as we enter period two and the final Olympic selection block. Having that extra quota spot is vital in our preparation for Sochi."
Not only did Demong help his team, but he showed he's jumping well. He's best known for his strong skiing in this sport that combines the two disciplines.
Demong started Thursday by winning the jump competion with a massive 95.5-meter ride, giving him a 40-second lead going into the cross-country race.
Demong maintained his lead throughout the entire race. Austria's Tomaz Druml took second, followed by Hugo Buffard of France.
"I really invested a lot of time and effort this summer into jumping and have a very stable platform," Demong said in a press release. "The potential is much higher this year. Honestly, the last couple days the jumps have been getting better and better as I have gotten acclimated to the time. I'm excited about the direction I'm going. Having a good head start like that is really good training because being top ten in a World Cup and winning a race of any kind, it's a different mentality. It's good to have practice being out front and experience what that feels like to be the hunted person instead of hunting other people down.
Demong will now return to the World Cup team, which will have its Olympic Team Trials on Saturday, Dec. 28 in Park City, Utah. The winner of that competition will automatically make the U.S. Olympic Team. The remaining four slots will be determined by competition results and will be named in January.
Demong remains one of the top athletes on the U.S. team is expected to earn a spot.


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MSI announced their new unique LGA775 mainboard on Intel P45 Express that stands out due to 8 memory DIMM slots onboard. The new board officially called P45-8D has also got a nickname: "Memory Lover". It is the world's first mainboard with four DDR2 and four DDR3 memory slots. This way MSI P45-8D allows using both memory types without any limitations that makes it an excellent platform for memory system upgrades. The board supports total of 16GB DDR2 or up to 8GB of DDR3 SDRAM.
Besides 8 DIMM slots, the board has pretty standard functionality, typical of high-end MSI mainboards. They also added the support of Memory Lover ASMV (Auto Sense Memory Voltage) that sends the correct voltage automatically to the installed memory modules.
However, unlike other products, this board supports only one PCI-Express x16 interface for the graphics cards. All other features of MSI P45-8D are quite predictable. The new board supports up to 8 SATA2 devices, has an 8-channel integrated sound controller and a Gigabit network controller.
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Debates of Feb. 10th, 2009
House of Commons Hansard #12 of the 40th Parliament, 2nd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was money.
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- Italian-Canadian Recognition and Restitution Act
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- Secure, Adequate, Accessible and Affordable Housing Act
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- Canadian Products Promotion Act
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- Marcel Prud'homme
- Australia
- Canadian Junior Men's Curling Championship
- Bloc Québécois
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- Gary Rosenfeldt
- Omar Khadr
- Marcel Prud'homme
- Safer Internet Day
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- Budget Implementation Act, 2009
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Daryl Kramp Prince Edward—Hastings, ON
Mr. Speaker, as we pass through this difficult period of economic uncertainty, Canadians want to be assured their government is accountable and responsible in its actions.
Last week, in the public accounts committee, we heard testimony from representatives from the Auditor General's Office, where they stated:
We commend the government for producing financial statements that are fairly stated in conformity with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles. In our view, Canada continues to demonstrate leadership in financial reporting by a national government.
The committee chair also stated:
As has been said by colleagues, this is a clean report. It's been 10 consecutive years now where we've had a clean report, unqualified, from the Auditor General, with a high level of transparency, consistency of accuracy, and I think we, and all Canadians, should be very proud of that fact.
I could not agree more. Canadians want an accountable government. The government is delivering.
Marcel Prud'homme
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Claude Bachand Saint-Jean, QC
Mr. Speaker, in the spirit of friendship and with great respect, I am pleased to pay tribute to our hon. colleague from Montreal, Senator Marcel Prud'homme, who today celebrates 45 years as a parliamentarian, including over 29 years in the House of Commons. Serving his fellow citizens for so long in this Parliament constitutes a rare and commendable achievement.
All his life, Marcel Prud'homme has dedicated himself, body and soul, to politics. He has been and continues to be passionately involved in international affairs. He continually advocates dialogue and reaching out to those whom, he believes, we sometimes mistakenly call our enemies. He is remembered for his participation in numerous parliamentary associations.
Marcel Prud'homme is a man of great vision and a man of peace. Those who have accused him of being biased or impartial over the years understood nothing of his motivations. As he often said, he is not pro-this or pro-that; he is above all pro-justice.
May his commitment serve as an example to us all. Thanks to Senator Prud'homme. We wish him all the very best.
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Deepak Obhrai Calgary East, AB
Mr. Speaker, Canadians are deeply saddened to learn of the many casualties resulting from the bushfires raging in Australia. The stories and images of lost lives, bereaved families and physical destruction of communities are truly horrific and heartbreaking.
On behalf of the Government of Canada, I convey to the people of Australia, but particularly to those who have lost loved ones in the devastation, our heartfelt condolences.
Canadians feel a particular solidarity with Australians at this time given our own direct experience with forest fires and the destruction they cause.
During this period of difficulty, I would also like to express our admiration for the firefighters and emergency services personnel, who are bravely putting their lives at risk to save others.
Canadian Junior Men's Curling Championship
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Shawn Murphy Charlottetown, PE
Mr. Speaker, on behalf of all residents of Prince Edward Island, I would like to congratulate Brett Gallant and his teammates on winning the Canadian Junior Men's Curling Championship last Sunday in Salmon Arm, British Columbia.
Brett and his teammates, third Adam Casey, second Anson Carmody and lead Jamie Danbrook, played an exceptional game, defeating northern Ontario's rink, skipped by Dylan Johnston, in a 7-6 nail-biter by scoring two in an impressive 10th end final.
Coaching the team was Brett's father, Peter Gallant, who himself has a long history in curling as an eight-time Brier participant for Prince Edward Island. The Gallant rink played hard and remained focused right up to the last rock. It proved that hard work and perseverance does pay off.
This team becomes the second Canadian Junior Men's Curling Championship title for Prince Edward Island since the championship began in 1950.
I ask the members to please join me in congratulating Brett, Jamie, Anson and Adam on their new title of Canadian Junior Men's Curling Championship and wish them every success as they represent Canada at the 2009 World Junior Curling Championships held next month in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Bloc Québécois
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Sylvie Boucher Beauport—Limoilou, QC
Mr. Speaker, we are going through a serious economic crisis, and all Canadians have to work together to help Canada come out of it stronger than ever. Unfortunately, instead of choosing to cooperate in these difficult times, the Bloc members have chosen to be divisive. They want to divide Canadians, divide Quebeckers.
I want to remind the Bloc members that our budget includes major spending for infrastructure renovations in Quebec, helps companies and communities in difficulty, improves employment insurance benefits, stimulates housing construction and reduces Quebeckers' tax burden.
I urge the Bloc members to stop dividing Quebeckers and start working with us to get our economy going again.
New Democratic Party
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Peter Stoffer Sackville—Eastern Shore, NS
Mr. Speaker, I would like to advise all my colleagues in the House of Commons of a glorious springtime coming to Canada.
In British Columbia, Carole James and the B.C. NDP are on the precipice of victory in the provincial election coming in May.
Better than that, my home province, the great province of Nova Scotia, is on the verge of electing the very first New Democratic government in Atlantic Canada. Under the wise leadership of Darrell Dexter, it is time to take Rodney MacDonald and the Conservatives, throw the bums out of Nova Scotia and replace them with an accountable, progressive, social democratic government in Nova Scotia.
We want to say to all the citizens of British Columbia, as Tommy Douglas once said, "Courage my friends, 'tis not too late to make a better world". That day will come soon to the great people of British Columbia and especially to the wonderful people of Nova Scotia.
Gary Rosenfeldt
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Rob Moore Fundy Royal, NB
Mr. Speaker, I rise today on behalf of the Government of Canada to pay our respects to the late Gary Rosenfeldt and express our deepest sympathy to his wife, Sharon.
On Sunday, Gary lost his battle with cancer. However, Gary and Sharon have not lost the battle to have victims' voices heard in this country. This heroic couple turned a family nightmare, the murder of their son Daryn at the hands of one of Canada's most notorious killers, Clifford Olson, into a tireless crusade for tougher penalties, stronger parole provisions, and most important, a heightened awareness of victims' rights in a justice system that all too often had ignored them.
The Rosenfeldts founded the advocacy organization Victims of Violence, and as a result of this organization and other similar ones, today we now have the first federal ombudsman for victims of crime.
In remembering him, the justice minister said that Gary Rosenfeldt was one of the great champions for Canadians whose lives have been shattered by violence, and that his death is a great loss to those who take victims' rights seriously.
Omar Khadr
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Pierre Paquette Joliette, QC
Mr. Speaker, on February 9, the Amnesty International group at Thérèse-Martin de Joliette secondary school and their teacher, Marcel Lacroix, sent letters to President Obama and the Prime Minister asking for the return to Canada of young Omar Khadr, who has been held in Guantanamo for over six years. This child soldier was only 15 when arrested.
For more than three years, these young people from my riding of Joliette, and many human rights activists, have been constantly calling on the government to bring young Khadr back to Canada. They are urging the Prime Minister to ask President Obama, at their meeting scheduled for February 19, to return Omar Khadr.
This government remains insensitive and refuses to listen to the calls for the return of Omar Khadr by Amnesty International, the Canadian Bar Association, human rights groups and the Bloc Québécois.
I wish to commend Amnesty International for its tireless efforts and I applaud the commitment of the young people in my riding who, unlike this government, show a social conscience.
Marcel Prud'homme
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Marcel Proulx Hull—Aylmer, QC
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to pay tribute to Montreal senator the hon. Marcel Prud'homme in recognition of his 45 years as a parliamentarian.
Senator Prud'homme was elected to the House of Commons on February 10, 1964, following a byelection in the riding of Saint-Denis to replace the hon. Azellus Denis. He held his seat until May 26, 1993, when he was appointed to the Senate as the representative for the La Salle region.
Ever dedicated and involved, Senator Prud'homme is known for his ability to turn a fine phrase.
A strong advocate for world peace, he is open to others and willing to listen. He has always encouraged dialogue. He once said, "Relationships must be maintained, regardless of the circumstances".
In November 2007, he was awarded the Order of Friendship of the Russian Federation for maintaining dialogue with other nations even when he did not share their ideology.
I would like to thank this great Canadian, my friend, Senator Marcel Prud'homme, for his tremendous contribution to parliamentarianism.
Safer Internet Day
Statements By Members
February 10th, 2009 / 2:15 p.m.
Phil McColeman Brant, ON
Mr. Speaker, today the Government of Canada recognizes Safer Internet Day in announcing the renewal of the national strategy for the protection of children from sexual exploitation on the Internet. Today's announcement signals our government's ongoing commitment to help keep our children safe.
On February 28, 2008, Parliament passed Bill C-2, which increased the age of consent for sexual activity from 14 to 16 years of age to better protect youth against adult sexual predators. Our government also invested $6 million per year, provided through budget 2007, to strengthen existing initiatives to combat exploitation and trafficking of children.
We will continue to work with the Canadian Centre for Child Protection and the RCMP's National Child Exploitation Coordination Centre to eliminate online child exploitation. This government is committed to raising awareness about the abuse of children and to the investigation and pursuit of those who engage in exploitation--
Safer Internet Day
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
The Speaker Peter Milliken
Order, please. Oral questions. The hon. Leader of the Opposition.
The Budget
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Michael Ignatieff Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister said last Friday that there would be no new stimulus measures, even if the economy continues to decline; the so-called economic action plan is the plan. However, on the same day the finance minister appeared to say the opposite. He said, "If it's necessary to do more, we'll do more".
The Prime Minister and his Minister of Finance appear to have some kind of disagreement and Canada needs clarity.
Will there or will there not be further action beyond the budget as the crisis worsens?
The Budget
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
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Stephen Harper Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, last week the leader of the Liberal Party supported the budget. This week he is criticizing the budget.
I can assure him that both I and the Minister of Finance agree that we do not change budgetary policy once a week.
The Budget
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Michael Ignatieff Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, can I therefore take it as being the policy of the government that the economic action plan is the plan, and that it is not going to change?
The facts are changing hourly. The government is not going to adapt; it is not going to respond. Is that the meaning of the Prime Minister's answer?
The Budget
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Stephen Harper Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, the government just put forward a budget, another step in our economic action plan, that involves tens of billions of dollars of stimulus to this economy. Obviously, we will see how things unfold in the months to come.
It is important that we proceed with a plan, that we act on a plan and that we do not change our plan every week.
If the Leader of the Opposition believes there should be changes, I would invite him to do something he never did in the prebudget period, which is to actually provide some economic policy suggestions to Parliament.


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Amodio is on my screen right now, so Hanyu will be next.
Amodio is on my screen right now, so Hanyu will be next.
Florent's jumps were great. Beautiful 3A, great flow into and out of his 3Lz-3T and a nice 3F. The program's nice too.
Yuzuru did great, but he had a very wonky landing on his 3-3 (Lutz). Also his Chroeo wasn't as strong as Florent's. (Florent got higher PCS)..but it was close, like a point...
Amodio...always daring.
I also found Jeremy Ten's SP very sophisticated. I would almost think that it would be best used as LP music.
So nervous for Shawn Sawyer. My fave. <3
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Hi oakl0008! Glad you could join us!
I'm waiting for Hanyu's scores on my stream, but I think Shawn might already be skating. I hope he does well, too!
OMG, Shawn is in the lead with 70.15 points. Wheeeeeeeee!!!
70.15 is the best SP score Shawn has ever received!
After 8
Shawn Sawyer 70.15
Florent Amodio 70.01
Yuzuru Hanyu 69.31
Denis Ten 68.74
Ross Miner 64.85
Jialiang Wu 64.06
Takahito Mura 63.20
Jeremy Ten 54.48
That last spin Shawn does is just...wow.
What element was removed from the Men's SP? I wasn't paying careful attention to all the changes that were made.
By the way I'm glad that he land all his jump. He got the highest TEs for now.
Is it just me that think the PSC score on second group is inflate compare to the first group.
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My stream is just s*** ...
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The Worlds Best Lights Up the Elite Womens Semifinals at the 2013 USA Boxing National Championships
(SPOKANE, WASH.) – Just over six months after the Olympic debut of women's boxing, the elite women's division claimed the spotlight on the fourth day of competition at the 2013 USA Boxing National Championships in Spokane, Wash. With only three weight divisions being contested in Olympic action in London, several of the United States' top female athletes were forced to move to different weight divisions following the Olympic Team Trials and many of them enjoyed success in their new weight divisions. While 2012 Olympian Queen Underwood (Seattle, Wash.) competed for a finals berth against a former national team staple, reigning World Champion Tiara Brown (Hyattsville, Md.) and the top light welterweight in the world Mikaela Mayer (Los Angeles, Calif.) faced off on the opposite side of the bracket.
The boxing fans in attendance at the HUB Sports Center waited until the final two bouts in the third ring to watch the biggest names of the session compete for the two berths in the lightweight finale. It was Underwood and former national champion and U.S. Marine Melissa Parker (Spring, Texas) who took the ring first. Parker, a mother of two, who had taken an extended hiatus from the sweet science, kept the bout close as both she and Underwood looked to feel one another out. Underwood began to find her rhythm in the second round, finding openings in Parker's defense but both enjoyed momentum swings through the middle two rounds. Parker came out aggressive in the final round, looking to take control of the bout, but Underwood wouldn't be denied and the 2012 Olympian advanced on to the finals with a 3-0 unanimous decision.
Brown and Mayer's contest was a closely contested showdown between two of the world's best female boxers, but only one could advance on to the tournament finals to meet Underwood. Mayer looked to use her strong height and reach advantage against the smaller Brown. The two talented ladies traded shots throughout the four rounds, but there could only be one winner after the final bell. It was Brown who was named the victor, taking a close, split decision win. She will battle Underwood in the lightweight championship bout on Saturday, creating a rematch of the 2011 USA Boxing National Championships, which Underwood won by a slim 23-21 margin.
2012 U.S. Olympic bronze medalist Marlen Esparza (Houston, Texas) competed in her first bout of the 2013 USA Boxing National Championships on Thursday, taking the first step toward her seventh gold medal in the event. Esparza left no doubt, completely dominating her opponent with her strong, aggressive styles and clean, powerful punches. Maureecea Lambert (Glen Ellyn, Ill.) knew she was overmatched in her bout with the history-making athlete and she failed to come out of the corner for the third round, granting Esparza the TKO victory. Esparza's next test will be fellow Olympic Trials participant and Houston-area resident Virginia Fuchs in the flyweight final on Saturday night.
Several top elite males stepped through the ropes for their quarterfinal round bouts with 35 contests taking place at the HUB on Thursday. Two Chicago-based top seeds competed in their first bouts of the tournament on Thursday afternoon and both enjoyed victorious debuts. Olympic Trials flyweight silver medalist Shawn Simpson (Chicago, Ill.) took a unanimous 3-0 decision over Marshall Sanchez (Houston, Texas) in the first bout of the day. His fellow windy city native and 2012 National PAL Lightweight Champion Kenneth Sims, Jr. (Chicago, Ill.) opened action with a unanimous decision victory as well, beating Ramiro Hernandez (Cleveland, Ohio) in the quarterfinal bout.
Two Olympic Trials champions earned quarterfinal wins on Thursday afternoon, beginning with light flyweight titlist Eros Correa (San Jose, Calif.). Correa, who moved up to the flyweight division for the 2013 USA Boxing National Championships, took a 3-0 decision over Ernesto Delgadillo (Dallas, Texas). Super heavyweight Cam F. Awesome (Lenexa, Kansas) debuted his new moniker in winning fashion, claiming a third round TKO over Ryan Watson (Duluth, Minn.) at the 2:20 mark of the last round.
The youth women kicked off tournament competition on Thursday afternoon with a light flyweight showdown between 2012 Junior Olympic National Champions Marisol Lopez (Stratford, Calif.) and Monica Van Pelt (Toledo, Ohio). Lopez pulled out the win on a 2-1 split decision to move on to tomorrow night's finals where she will battle Monica Suazo (Tucson, Ariz.).
The 2013 USA Boxing National Championships will move locales on Friday to the Pend Oreille Pavilion at the Northern Quest Resort & Casino. All of the youth men's and women's finals will take place in evening action tomorrow at 5 p.m. with the men's elite semifinals opening the day's competition at 11 a.m. The senior men's finals and half of the women's elite finals will be contested at 1 p.m. on Saturday with the men's elite and other four women's championship bouts closing the event in the evening session at 6 p.m.
Check out the full results here and Friday's bout sheets here.
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BEIJING, China – U.S. Paralympics announced today that five-time Paralympian and captain of the 2008 U.S. Women's Goalball Team Jennifer Armbruster (Birmingham, Ala./Colorado Springs, Colo.) has been selected as flag bearer for the U.S. Paralympic Team at Opening Ceremonies. To select the flag bearer, captains from each sport met in the Athlete Village Thursday. Opening Ceremonies take place on September 6, 2008.
"At first I was shocked, but most of all it is an honor to be chosen by my peers," said Armbruster. "I am honored to represent my sport (goalball), my country, my Paralympic family and my team."
Armbruster isn't the only one glowing due to her upcoming role; her coach, who also happens to be her father, is thrilled.
"Being selected as the flag bearer is a pretty big honor for me and my daughter," said Ken Armbruster (Colorado Springs, Colo.), head coach, U.S. Paralympic Women's Goalball Team. "I spent 26 years in the Air Force and the U.S. flag means a lot to me; as a coach, I'm glad it was one of my team members and, as a father, I am just proud of her."
Armbruster's athletic achievements include winning the bronze medal at the 2006 IBSA World Championships, gold at the 2005 Pan American Games and silver at the 2004 Paralympic Games.
Armbruster works at the Lakeshore Foundation, an official U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Training Site, in Birmingham, Ala., where she serves as a recreational specialist.
Armbruster began losing her vision after high school and became active in goalball, a sport played by athletes who are blind or visually-impaired.
The 2008 U.S. Paralympic Women's Goalball Team opens competition on Sept. 7 against Japan.
For more information or interviews, please call press officer Amy Rohlfs at 139-1075-4531 (be sure to dial 011-86 first if calling from the U.S.) or email at


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Ralph Lauren Home
When you conjure the image of American style in your mind, the iconic Ralph Lauren Polo Player logo is never far behind. A worldwide fashion empire that spans nearly five decades, the brand continues to inspire every generation with their eternally unfailing signature style. This helps to keep Ralph Lauren arguably the most important American fashion & homeware brand in the business.
Brief history
Ralph Lauren started his designing journey with a collection of European-style wide neckties made from material scraps, which quickly launched his career when they were bought by Neiman Marcus in 1967, signalling the birth of the Ralph Lauren brand. A menswear collection swiftly followed in 1968 which lead to Bloomingdales opening a Polo Ralph Lauren shop in 1969. The company went from strength to strength and over a decade later a relatively unknown move in the fashion business thrust the brand even further into the limelight, with the Ralph Lauren all-encompassing homeware range launching in 1983. To this day the unveiling of each new yearly collection remains a much anticipated event in the design calendar.
The polo player logo swiftly became synonymous with classic American style and remains so to this day. Ralph Lauren not only creates fabulous individual pieces and collections but stands apart from other designers by telling a story & establishing a lifestyle around his designs. Every new collection is not just a series of items to own but a type of lifestyle to live and be a part of.
The swift progression of the brand from its small roots to the forefront of American consciousness, demonstrates the quality and time invested in each individual piece.
Style inspiration
Ralph Lauren explains on his website how his classic Americana style inspiration grew from humble beginnings…
'I have always been inspired by the dream of America – families in the country, weathered trucks and farmhouses; sailing off the coast of Maine; following dirt roads in an old wood-panelled station wagon; a convertible filled with young college kids sporting crew cuts & sweatshirts and frayed sneakers.'
These simple inspirations sparked one of the greatest design minds in the world today and the brand still remains the champion of classic American style. Another great source of inspiration was the movies he watched as a child, such an influence were these that he has equated creating his designs to 'making a movie'. Hollywood films also proved to be a catalyst for the fashion house, as in 1974 the brand became a household name when Ralph Lauren clothing adorned the cast of The Great Gatsby starring Robert Redford.
Style over fashion is a key idea when exploring the development of this enduring brand. In regards to his deign ethic Ralph goes on to explain 'style is very personal, it has nothing to do with fashion. Fashion is over very quickly. Style is forever'. This perfectly demonstrates the ideals that have consistently shaped and moulded the Ralph Lauren brand over the years and positions them as the ultimate pioneers of eternal American style, not quickly fading trends.
Home collection
When the Ralph Lauren Home Collection debuted in 1983 it marked the completion of his lifestyle empire, he was offering up his luxury life to his customers through his coveted products, homeware was the final piece of the puzzle. The original collections were New England, inspired by his shingled beach house in Montauk, Long Island; Thoroughbred; based on his Bedford, New York classic English manor style estate; Log Cabin, modelled after his Colorado ranch & Jamaica which was fashioned on his coastal paradise atop Round Hill.
These original collections have remained a base point for each new season and have been effortlessly reimagined for constantly changing times, whilst retaining their defining qualities. In the Amara UK exclusive online collection you can see fabulous products reminiscent of these classic themes, such as the Villa Camelia floral bed linen range which would be right at home in Ralph's Jamaican home, or the Horse Harness Hurricane which is straight out of an English-style country estate.
Bed linen
Ralph Lauren's comprehensive bed linen range is the epitome of timeless luxury for any bedroom, with opulent thread counts ranging from 120 to 300. Only the finest materials are used at all times for bed linen including silky cotton sateen and lavish Egyptian cotton. The Ralph Lauren bedding selection spans from demure & elegant styles to bold patterns which would be right at home at Ralph's palatial Jamaican villa. The subtle Glen Plaid collection for example features one of Ralph's signature designs, a staple for the brand's lifestyle collections since some of his first suits featured the pattern. With classic polo player logo ranges, checks & bright florals also available there is something for every classic Ralph Lauren lifestyle theme.
Ralph Lauren now offers a wide range of luxurious wallpapers to instantly update your home. Complementing both contemporary and traditional interiors the stunning collection includes bold stripes, vintage toile prints & damask patterns in a range of vibrant & neutral hues.
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From classically elegant glassware to chic tableware and decorative ornaments there is every item imaginable to adorn your home with, to add a touch of eternal style. Ralph Lauren glassware is vintage in essence and instantly recalls golden age Hollywood parties to mind, whilst fabulous office accessories are reminiscent of mahogany panelled walled rooms and plaid furniture seen in manor estates.
The extensive lighting range from Ralph Lauren is guaranteed to bring old world elegance to any home or office. With a host of table & wall lamps expertly crafted from a range of exquisite metals there is a lighting option to create every atmosphere imaginable (please note all electrical items are for UK delivery only). A vast range of hurricanes and candle holders will allow you to bring a soft glow to any environment. From sleek and stylish designs crafted from the finest crystal to quirky items such as the Horse Harness lantern, or the Straton candle sticks crafted from American stag horns, there is something for any interior scheme. This beautiful Ralph Lauren lighting selection is a simple yet fabulous way to bring the coveted Ralph Lauren lifestyle to your home and the perfect way to turn your home's interior style into a timeless theme.
Towelling & bathrobes
For the height of elegant bathroom style look no further than the Ralph Lauren dressing gown, towelling and bathrobe collection. In a range of classic colours to suit neutral schemes and vibrant shades to satisfy your wild side there is something to fit every personality. Every item is designed with pure comfort in mind, ranging from 420-450gsm bathrobes to luxurious 820gsm bathmats; each piece is luxuriously soft to the touch and perfect for wrapping up in after a long soak in the tub. As with all Ralph Lauren Home products, the finest materials in the world are used to create the bathroom range. From luxuriously combed to extravagant 100% Egyptian, only the most opulent cotton varieties can be found in the bathrobes, towels & bathmats. The Greenwich range even allows you to colour coordinate all three, so you can adorn your whole bathroom with these sumptuous ranges.
Wherever your home, the classic style of the Ralph Lauren Home Collection will add a touch of old world luxury to every room. Each decadent piece is an exhibit of timeless elegance and grace, which will continue to delight and not fade with passing trends. Just a glimpse of the coveted lifestyles the brand offers will have you hooked and effortlessly demonstrates why Ralph Lauren remains eternally at the top of the fashion & interiors industries.
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