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The Strange Fire conference will boldly and thoroughly deal with prosperity preachers, faith healers, and many of the other familiar charismatic aberrations and blasphemies of the Holy Spirit.
At the same time, John MacArthur knows there are those in charismatic and Pentecostal churches who love Christ, serve His people, and—like John—are disturbed by the sinful excesses they see dominating the charismatic movement. In the following video, John has a heartfelt message for those folks.
We look forward to joining with you in our common love for the Lord and His truth, as we both expose those who would abuse and blaspheme the Holy Spirit, and set forth a right understanding of the Spirit. For more information on Strange Fire, visit our conference website.
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Thank you Pastor John
There are so many true Christians bound up or deceived in various denominations or ministries that need to see through their doctrinal fog that has entrapped or deceived them. I know I was a part of a once sound doctrinal denomination that I have left many years ago that became liberalized. I hope that the many charismatic Christians can see through their doctrinal fog that are following traditional mandates and not the Word of GOD. They need our compassion and the pursuit of knowing and living GOD's Scriptures. That is so true of nearly ALL the denominations even the Catholics in which some have escaped, Martin Luther being one such brave individual. No denomination in todays world is exempt from heresy and apostasy. The only denomination that is absolutely safe is the WORD of GOD alone that is sufficient for all matters pertaining to our lives.
Thank You Pastor John for remaining true to that denomination
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One of the most loving appeals for unity I have witnessed in a long time. Praise the LORD Pastor John MacArthur!
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Thank you for standing on the truth, yet, offering a hand to those who are compromising. This is a good word not only for that movement but for all of us who have not made a verbal commitment to the truth.
I am praying for more boldness and for opened eyes. I will also be praying for the conference and all those who will be attending, for strength and protection from the enemy
You truly are a blessing. My wife and I used to be members of a charismatic Hispanic church here in Florida. By the grace of God, one of our friends recommended your website and sermons and our life has never been the same since. It is very sad and frustrating to see the Hispanic community embrace false doctrine and offer "strange fire" to our most wonderful God. I am very grateful for your loving approach towards the movement and the biblical means by which you exhort and rebuke us all to draw closer to the Lord. I pray that God continues to use you as you sound the trumpet of truth warning of God's judgement on the church's disobedience to his everlasting Word.
Dear Pastor,
Thank you for addressing this vital issue. I'm sad I will not be able to attend but hope very much that we can share the blessing through video and audio postings on your website.
I have some loving brethren who have been lead astray by false teaching on the work of the Holy Spirit, I will surely share any resource you make available with them.
May God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit be honoured and praised.
Much love in Christ,
(From London, England)
Dear Pastor John,
Thank you for organising this conference and for sharing about a very important issue in the Christian church today. More importantly, I wish to thank you for your devotion to spreading gospel truth and for pointing us continually towards Christ.
Though I spent most of my life in the UK where I came to Christ and where I attended a Baptist church, I did attend an English-speaking Pentecostal church in Hong Kong for 9 months. I did not grow much there and I was very confused when I started witnessing a lot of reported miracles and tongue-speaking. I have since read your book "Charismatic Chaos" as well as having listened to your sermons on this subject. I thank you for feeding me teaching about the heretic and unbiblical nature of the charismatic movement. Charismania as well as prosperity gospel is a big problem in the Far East (e.g. Kong Hee of City Harvest Church in Singapore who is now being investigated for church funds misappropriation). Many non-believers and new believers in Hong Kong (and in other countries) tend to experience Christ through charismatic and/or prosperity gospel movements (e.g. Hillsong, the Alpha course etc.) and so they often have a confused idea of what is truth and what is heresy. There is such a colossal danger in giving in to sensuality and emotionalism rather than give weight to biblical teaching and spiritual discernment and skepticism.
I am very much looking forward to watching the conference videos and would encourage faithful non-charismatics to share this with their charismatic friends. The greatest mission field today for Christians is the "church" itself.
Thank you again Pastor John for your love of God and for being a steadfast instrument in opening God's word to the chosen elect.
God bless you.
Honestly my concerns are almost inexpressible. Arrogant Pastors from the movement. Spurious Theology and Christology. Everything about the movement knocks a blow at Apostolic orthodoxy. It is a highly questionable movement. If you are really concerned about your salvation then you must totally avoid and denounce the Charismatic movement!!! Thank God for great and wonderful sources like Grace to You. God bless the stuff and John MacArthur for this blessed ministry. Thank God for this conference and i hope some of the deceived would take the opportunity to attend this conference and get right with sound doctrine...
I so appreciate John MacArthur's plea to the honest God fearing pastors and members of the Pentecostal movement. There are many who truly fear God and serve with love Jesus and the Church.
There are also many like myself at one time who turned away from the works based religion that the Pentecostal movement is and yes it is works based. When you have to have enough faith for God to move, when you have to live a life without sin for God to heal, if you do this or give this, when people think that God will not act unless they do something, then it is all works based. Rarely have I ever heard about God's sovereignty in the Pentecostal movement. It was almost always about having enough of your faith to make God act. If God didn't move during a service then someone didn't have enough faith or had sin in their life.
We know that salvation is based on works. Yes works. Did I just contradict myself? No, salvation is based on the works of Jesus Christ. Everything that God has done He has done by His own strength and power. We are only to believe and have faith with the faith given to us by God. Nothing we do can save us. Let me make it clear as it I can make it. Only the works of Jesus Christ on the cross and the fact that God raised Him from the dead saves me. Romans 10:9-10
There are many in the Pentecostal movement who believe that they are just not quite good enough for God to heal, move or change their lives. They hear and think they see other people who make God act so they think they lack faith and are a failure. They are told over and over again they lack faith and understanding, that there is sin in their life, they haven't given enough or do enough to get God to act. They fail to understand God's Grace and God's Word. I pray that God opens peoples eyes to truth of His word.
Glory be to God, how I pray that my fellow charismatic brothers will delve into the word and see that being against their teachings is not being hateful to them but instead they see it as being loving and caring to them as MacArthur has shared. May all the glory and honor be to God.
Thank you Pastor, I really appreciate you comments which could not have come at a better time. I was a little discouraged when you first started talking about this subject because you seemed to be putting all pentecostals and charismatics into the same category.
I am a pentecostal missionary/pastor in East Africa and I have been standing against the relentless attack of prosperity preaching that has threatened to engulf the church here. I have paid a price for my views and I am isolated and shunned. I have been blessed by your teaching over the years and greatly appreciate the contribution of those in the reformed tradition.
Of course we will differ on many points but I am glad of your clarification on this as I was saddened after I have suffered to fight this deception, that i was to be included in their condemnation.
Timely and appreciated, God Bless You
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WBGO, NPR Music, and Berklee College of Music are teaming up to present a second year of The Checkout – Live at Berklee. The series brings critically acclaimed, New York-based Berklee alumni back to their alma mater for concerts in the Red Room @ Cafe 939. The shows will be webcast live worldwide in high definition over NPRmusic.org and in New York over WBGO-FM as a special edition of The Checkout, the acclaimed multimedia show featuring what's new on New York's jazz scene. They will also be archived, and available for on-demand listening, at NPRmusic.org, and WBGO.
Year two of The Checkout – Live at Berklee will debut with pianist and composer Chihiro Yamanaka'98 on October 18. The series continues with saxophonist and composer Dayna Stephens'01 on November 15, alto saxophonist Jaleel Shaw'00 on February 7, 2013, and tenor saxophonist Walter Smith III '02 on March 7, 2013. Concerts and broadcasts will begin at 8:00 p.m. ET. Tickets to the live performances at the Red Room @ Cafe 939 are $10 for the general public and $5 with a Berklee ID. Tickets are available at cafe939.com.
"Boston is a major incubator for jazz, and this series aims to underline that fact," said Josh Jackson, host and producer of The Checkout. "WBGO and The Checkout are delighted to return to Berklee. We look forward to showcasing these young talents as they pursue their artistry and inspire future generations."
Chihiro Yamanaka is one of the most exciting jazz pianists and composers of her generation, and is the leader of the Chihiro Yamanaka Trio. 2012 has been a milestone year: she performed in the Mary Lou Williams Women In Jazz Festival at the Kennedy Center, in a concert featured on JazzSet with Dee Dee Bridgewater, at the Iridium Jazz Club and Dizzy's at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York, at the Regattabar in Boston, and in a benefit concert at Carnegie Hall. Yamanaka's new CD, Reminiscence is her second U.S. release. Reminiscence reached the #1 spot on the Japanese jazz charts and won the Nissan Presents Jazz Japan Award for Album of the Year.

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ANAHEIM, Calif. (April 14, 2008) - USA Volleyball, in conjunction with NBC and the U.S. Olympic Committee, will host an Olympic Exhibition volleyball match between the U.S. Men's National Team and Argentina on May 27 in Irvine, Calif. The match will be played at 7 p.m. at the Bren Events Center (seats 4,984) on the campus of UC Irvine and will be broadcast tape delayed by MSNBC on June 1 at noon Eastern Time. Ticket purchase information will be announced at a later date. The U.S. Men's headquarters are just a few miles up the road from Irvine in Anaheim, Calif., at the American Sports Center.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (835 votes).
In short: Weather not to bad and good pb potential.Date of review: October 26, 2008
In short: Disappointing this year after poor administration.Date of review: October 26, 2008
In short: Great support in the rainy southIn full: Really enjoyed this. Weather appauling, but fellow runners great fun at the line up, support ace - despite the awful weather. Car park exit was very good from the race (much, much improved on last year). Cried like a baby as I got a good PB. Apologies to all those witnessing the pathetic blubbing - it comes off the back of a horrid half marathon/cold and desire to never run again.Date of review: October 26, 2008
In short: excellent race good flat historical route nice medal/t shirtIn full: very good see u next yearDate of review: October 26, 2008
In short: Well organised, flat run. Would be nice in September out of the rain.In full: Good run, and the 3 waves of runners were perfectly set off, making running so much easier for the faster runners. Nice medal and a good tshirt,(much better design than last years)! Weather was a bit of a downer, but at least keep me cool as I was running around. Getting in and out of the car park was a bit slow, but there's not a lot can be done about that. Only downer really was that at £30, and all the knowledge about taking on board protein and carbs after a race, there were no shakes or bananas available to runners at the end and I thought they could at least provide these. Oh, and only 1 lucozade given out in the race to, along with 2 waters. Date of review: October 26, 2008
In short: My first 10 miler and I really enjoyed it - great atmosphere and great race.Date of review: October 26, 2008
In short: Personal Best - Shame about the weatherIn full: Pity that leading up to the race it rained constantly with it letting up only 5 mons from the start. As ever, there is never enough under cover space when this happens. The race was good, excellent atmosphere and as always fast.Date of review: October 26, 2008
In short: Cracking race - shame about the weather.In full: This was the first 'proper' race I had taken part in and it was superb. The weather was awful so the wife and kids went to the Aquarium which was v v close to the start line. However the streets were lined with spectators / supporters and it was a superb atmosphere (1:22.44 time for the record).Date of review: October 26, 2008
In short: Exellent despite the rainIn full: Well organised and quick race not spoilt by the rain.Would do again.(PB for me yay)!Date of review: October 26, 2008
In short: Wet but suprisingly not too windy!In full: As anyone that has done this regularly will know, the last 2 miles are usually extremely windy. So it came as both a shock and suprise that this year was mild in comparison to previous years. Even Paula Radcliffe was caught out, admitting that she kept some in reserve in readiness for the 2 mile wall!!The light rain actually served to keep the cold away and so present perfect conditions for a fast, enjoyable race.The races started on time (thanks Channel 5 for the live coverage) but my only gripe (same as last year) is that they put clearly out of shape 'Celeb' runners right at the start of the elite (orange wave a). It means that quick club runners and everyone else behind has to dodge the clearly embarressed Z list.Course however is brilliant. Flat and super fast and very well supported. There are frequent aid stations and lots of motivating music (take note pathetic Run to the Beat).Goodie bag was fine with a very nice medal and always top quality, well fitting t-shirts. Great value for money. I'll be back time and time again.One thing though, the new timing chips - many regular runners now use their own ankle band to secure their chip, these New flat chips may be great for shoes but can't be used with chip bands.See you next year!Date of review: October 26, 2008
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Major U.S. stock averages surged Thursday, with the Dow and S&P 500 touching new all-time closing highs, after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke tamed market anxieties by saying the Fed will keep its stimulus spigots open for quite some time.
Also fueling sentiment Thursday was the Treasury Budget showing a record June surplus of $116.5 billion following substantial dividend payments from Fannie Mae
"This is the getting-back-to-normal trade," Doug Cote, chief market strategist at ING Investment Management U.S., said in reference to a rising bond yields environment and strengthening equity markets. Cote said the best hedge against volatility is investment in equities.
"If the Fed tapers, equities go up; if the Fed doesn't taper, equities go up," Cote said. "I don't care,
The S&P 500 popped 1.36% to 1,675.02 after trading up to 1,676.63 and breaching its all-time closing high of 1,669.16 reached on May 21. The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 1.11% to 15,460.92, crossing its all-time closing high of 15,409.39. The index traded as high as 15,483.55 in the intraday.
The Nasdaq advanced 1.63% to 3,578.30.
Bernanke on Wednesday reassured markets that accommodative monetary policy would remain in place for some time regardless of any substantial drop in the unemployment rate. Bernanke emphasized there were no firm plans yet for a hike in short-term interest rates.
"There will not be an automatic increase in interest rate when unemployment hits 6.5%," Bernanke told economists after a speech in Boston.
He also said that with the low inflation environment and the job market still in need of more improvement, it will likely be "well sometime after we hit 6.5% before rates reach any significant level."
Other bright spots in the market Thursday included Japan's central bank becoming more bullish about its economy and hopes of stimulus from China's central bank. Economic releases before the market open indicated a rise in unemployment claims as well as a drop in import prices.


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David Hansen's Weinberg lecture will pose the question whether education is possible today. He will begin by addressing three prevalent responses to the question: (1) that it is obviously possible since we can see all around us teachers and students working in classrooms, (2) that it is obviously not possible because the educational system has been subverted to serve the ends of a global economic order, and (3) that education remains possible because of the inextinguishable human quest for meaning even in the face of unjust societal conditions. Hansen will argue that while there is evidence to support the three responses, they all in eff ect dismiss the question of education's possibility and thus undermine its authentic enactment. Hansen will suggest that the question of education is the one question we need to keep open in order to ensure the continuation of education itself. David Hansen was recently named the John L. and Sue Ann Weinberg Professor in the Historical and Philosophical Foundations of Education at Teachers College. His books include the widely cited The Call to Teach (1995), Exploring the Moral Heart of Teaching (2001), Ethical Visions of Education (2007), and most recently The Teacher and the World (2011).
Hansen is a Past-President of the John Dewey Society and of the Philosophy of Education Society, and is a Fellow of the American Educational Research Association. He is currently leading a funded three-year-long inquiry, alongside sixteen teachers from New York City schools, that is entitled "What does it mean to be a person in the world today?"
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Latvian And Polish Independence Days
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November 18th, 1997 / 2:05 p.m.
Sarmite Bulte Parkdale—High Park, ON
Mr. Speaker, today Canadians of Latvian origin celebrate the 79th anniversary of their independence, and on November 11 Canadians of Polish origin celebrated theirs.
As the first member of Parliament of Baltic heritage, it gives me great pride to recognize these important dates.
It is an occasion to contemplate the rich traditions of these countries that serve as an inspiration for all who cherish the values of freedom and democracy.
In the aftermath of World War I, in 1918 the Republic of Latvia gained its independence and, at the same time, Poland regained its. However, this freedom was very shortlived. Under Soviet occupation it was lost. However, even a half century of totalitarian rule did not stifle the love of freedom and cultural heritage. In Poland it gave rise to solidarity.
In 1991, after the tragic killings in Vilnius and Riga, the Canadian government was the first to recognize the independence of—
Latvian And Polish Independence Days
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2:05 p.m.
The Speaker
The hon. member for Beauport—Montmorency—Orléans.
Rail Transportation
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2:05 p.m.
Michel Guimond Beauport—Montmorency—Orléans, QC
Mr. Speaker, today representatives of the railway industry are visiting Parliament Hill in droves to talk to many senators and members on the importance of rail transportation. I am proud to say that rail transportation is vital to a healthy economy in the major centres and the regions of Quebec and Canada.
In recent years, we have witnessed the birth of many short line railways. The entrepreneurship of their management and the flexibility of their operation enable them to free up the roadways in the regions and to maintain safe transportation.
Because their infrastructures connect with the main railway lines, the short line railways link their clientele to the vast North American market.
I join with industry members in reminding people that, for many businesses, the way to the future is by rail. Let us keep it competitive.
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2:05 p.m.
Jacques Saada Brossard—La Prairie, QC
Mr. Speaker, on November 7, 1997, President Ben Ali celebrated ten years as the head of my country of origin, Tunisia.
In an attempt to dispel certain myths circulated by extremists and too often given media attention, I would like to tell this House of the measures President Ben Ali has announced in connection with this anniversary. They include greater separation of the executive and legislative branches, the prohibition of race and religion as bases for political parties, public funding of political parties, enshrinement of the equality of men and women in the exercise of democracy, guaranteed seats for the opposition in the chamber of deputies and on municipal councils, a multi-party system, confirmation of the role of judges in connection with passports, and so on.
All these measures reflect values that we as Canadians hold dear. I congratulate President Ben Ali on leading his people along the route to an ever stronger democracy and I offer the expression of my affection to the people of Tunisia.
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2:05 p.m.
Dave Chatters Athabasca, AB
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to congratulate all those involved in the Hibernia project and the people of Newfoundland for yesterday's milestone event when oil began to flow one month ahead of schedule and under budget. This day has been long awaited not only by the people of Newfoundland but the shareholders and taxpayers.
Investors can now begin to see a return on the billions of dollars used to finance the megaproject. Shareholders now have confidence to invest in future offshore oil projects. The people of Newfoundland will have up to 650 well paying jobs for the next several decades.
Newfoundland Premier Brian Tobin is quoted as saying that he expects Newfoundland to be a have province by the end of the decade. We Albertans know well the pride and benefits when oil flows.
Once again, congratulations to the people of Newfoundland.
Irish Famine
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Pat O'Brien London—Fanshawe, ON
Mr. Speaker, the summer of 1997 was named the Irish Summer by Heritage Canada in honour of the victims of the great Irish famine from 1845 to 1850. During these five terrible years in Ireland, one million people died of starvation and famine fever. Another one million fled across the Atlantic, some 300,000 to British North America, including my own ancestors.
These Irish refugees were escaping repeated failures of the potato crops, but also brutal and indifferent economic theories which held sway at the so-called centre of civilization.
The worst year of all was 1847, Black '47, when 20,000 Irish died on the coffin ships or in the quarantine stations of Grosse Isle, Quebec and Partridge Island, New Brunswick.
One hundred and fifty years later this government affirmed its commitment to preserve and protect the sacred burial grounds and monuments. The best tribute to the victims of the Irish famine is that Canada always be a nation which welcomes the refugee peoples of our world.
Francophonie Summit
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Yvon Godin Acadie—Bathurst, NB
Mr. Speaker, being the proud Acadian that I am, I would like to congratulate the City of Moncton on being selected to host the next Francophonie summit. This is an honour that highlights the vitality and diversity of all francophone communities in Canada.
At the Moncton summit, the focus will be on youth, the youth that represents the future of the French community. It is therefore important to look at the challenges facing young francophones worldwide on the eve of a new millennium.
The Francophonie summit will generate significant economic benefits in the Moncton area and throughout New Brunswick. On the heels of the successful 1995 Congrès mondial des Acadiens, the Moncton area has demonstrated its capacity to host an international event.
The hard working spirit and hospitality of Acadians are legendary and will no doubt ensure the success of the 1999 summit in Moncton.
Quebec City Mayor
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Denis Coderre Bourassa, QC
Mr. Speaker, Quebec City mayor Jean-Paul L'Allier is still reluctant to fly the Canadian flag in front of city hall, arguing that doing so would invite vandalism and violence.
Perhaps mayor L'Allier could show the same faith in the good conduct of his fellow citizens in this instance as he did when a monument was erected to commemorate the stupid remark General de Gaulle uttered on Canadian soil.
"Don de Dieu ferai valoir" is your beautiful city's motto, Mr. Mayor. Instead of coming up with all sorts of tricks to better serve the king of separatist colonials, Lucien I, you should do the honourable thing and represent all those Quebec City residents who are proud to be Canadians and proud to be Quebeckers.
You should not hesitate to pay tribute to the symbol of the greatest country in the world, a country that still counts Quebec City as one of its jewels. A decision on this matter will be made at city hall on December 1.
I therefore urge all Canadians and Quebeckers to pressure mayor L'Allier by calling city hall in Quebec City.
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Progressive Conservative
Charlie Power St. John's West, NL
Mr. Speaker, today the people of Newfoundland and Labrador are celebrating the birth of a new industry.
Yesterday as oil flowed on board the $5.8 billion Hibernia platform, workers celebrated their accomplishments. Many of the 5,800 constructions workers, 90% of whom are Newfoundlanders, are also quite proud of their contribution.
It is also time for Canadians to share in our celebration. Of the $5.8 billion cost, $2.7 billion was spent in Newfoundland, but $1.4 billion was also spent in other parts of Canada.
The $1.8 billion loan guarantee of the Government of Canada will never be called upon. The billion dollar grant will be repaid in full. In fact, Canada will receive much more now that the amount of recoverable oil has been significantly increased.
This new industry with a potential of $100 billion of business from the 5.8 billion barrels of oil and 52 billion cubic feet of natural gas will be a major contributor to Canada's oil supply, government revenues and business profits.
On behalf of all Newfoundlanders we are delighted to begin our contribution.
North Brampton Youth Drop-In Centre
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Sarkis Assadourian Brampton Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to congratulate and commend the efforts of the North Brampton Youth Drop-in Centre committee to create a place that the youth of my riding of Brampton Centre can call their own.
The aims of the committee are to address the issue of teen violence in Brampton, to provide a safe haven off the street, and to provide the youth with opportunities to develop a stronger sense of community and belonging.
I fully support the creation of the youth drop-in centre in the Heart Lake district of my riding and I urge all stakeholders at the provincial and municipal levels to endorse the creation of this very worthwhile project and support the youth of our communities.
Oral Question Period
2:15 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Preston Manning Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, it is about time for some answers on this Airbus affair.
The former prime minister says there was a high level government plot to smear his name and then an attempt to cover up the plot. The current prime minister denies the whole thing. He says there were no Liberal ministers involved. He says the whole idea came from a lowly RCMP sergeant who was just sitting around in the police station and decided to go after the former prime minister.
Two prime ministers and two different stories. Which prime minister is telling the truth?
Oral Question Period
2:15 p.m.
Jean Chrétien Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, in January of this year there was an agreement signed with the lawyers of the former prime minister. It was written in the settlement that was tabled in the House today that the parties accept that the RCMP on its own initiated the Airbus investigation.
The documents were tabled in the House. That was a statement made by Mr. Mulroney, through his lawyers, in January 1997.
Oral Question Period
2:15 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Preston Manning Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, the prime minister says that no Liberal politicians were involved.
Yesterday outside the House the Deputy Prime Minister admitted that the Airbus investigation is continuing, it is still going on. When he was asked if Brian Mulroney is still a suspect, he did not rule that out.
Is Brian Mulroney still under investigation or not? If he is not, why does the government not retract the letter to the Swiss which started this whole mess in the first place?
Oral Question Period
2:15 p.m.
Jean Chrétien Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, the RCMP said that it is still carrying on the investigation.
It is up to the RCMP to decide who it investigates; it is not for the government to decide. The RCMP in doing its job never mentions the names of the people who are being investigated because if there is no charge there is no need to know the names. We have to respect the freedom of individuals who are not called to appear before the courts.
Oral Question Period
2:15 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Preston Manning Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, what has this bungled Airbus investigation accomplished? It has wasted a lot of taxpayer money. It has tarnished the reputation of the justice department and it has tarnished a lot of personal reputations as well.
I am no fan of Brian Mulroney but even he has the right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Who in the government is responsible for this mess? Was it the solicitor general, is it the justice minister, is it the former justice minister or is it the prime minister?


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BOSTON — Declaring himself "not happy" with health care enrollment problems, President Barack Obama said Wednesday he takes "full responsibility" for resolving the computer problems that have bedeviled the administration and undermined a key step in the health care law. "We're going to see this through," he said.
Obama chose to address both the benefits and the difficulties of the health care law in Massachusetts, where the state's health care coverage provided the model for the federal health insurance overhaul. The president cited early problems with the Massachusetts law as he tried to lower expectations for the initial enrollment in the federal system.
"All the parade of horribles, the worst predictions about health care reform in Massachusetts never came true," he said. "They're the same arguments that you're hearing now."
The president pointed to benefits already available under the 3-year-old health care law, including ending discrimination against children with pre-existing conditions and permission to keep young people on their parents' insurance plans until they turn 26.
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Underscoring the president's challenge, the healthcare.gov website was down, because of technical difficulties, during his remarks. Republicans say the current computer dysfunction is more reason to repeal the law, and they're pressing Obama administration officials for an explanation.
Obama also tried to clarify the most recent controversy surrounding the law — the wave of cancellation notices hitting small businesses and individuals who buy their own insurance. When he was trying to sell the health care overhaul bill to the public, Obama had vowed that anyone who liked their insurance would be able to keep it.
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He said that because of government subsidies, most people who must get new policies will pay less than they are now. But he acknowledged that "a fraction of Americans with higher incomes" will likely pay more.
Obama spoke in Boston's historic Faneuil Hall, where Massachusetts Republican Gov. Mitt Romney was joined by the late Democratic Sen. Ted Kennedy to sign the state's 2006 health care overhaul bill.


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Congress Passes Bill to End FAA Furloughs
Congress passed the Reducing Flight Delays Act, a bill that gives FAA authority to use surplus Airport Improvement Program (AIP) funds and other funds to end sequestration-related furloughs of its 47,000 employees. The bill now heads to the White House, where President Barack Obama is expected to sign it into law later today. The Senate passed the bill Thursday night, and less than 24 hours later, the House passed it with a unanimous vote.
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FAA reported a total of 863 flight delays on Thursday due to "staffing reductions," and has reported over 1,000 delays per day since Monday as a result of the furloughs. The bill, co-sponsored by Senate Commerce Committee Chairman John Rockefeller IV (D-W. Va.), Ranking Member John Thune (R-S.D.) and Sens. Susan Collins (R-Maine) and Mark Udall (D-Colo.).
"The challenges the FAA faces this fiscal year are daunting; not only is the agency operating under a continuing resolution but sequestration compounds the problem. It's unfortunate that these irresponsible cuts led to widespread delays to the air transportation system," said Collins.
The bill does not increase FAA's budget authority and does not exceed the 2011 Budget Control Act limits that lead to the $85 billion in automatic across-the-board spending cuts enacted in March.
According to Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure Chairman Bill Shuster (R-Pa.), the bill gives FAA the capacity to end air traffic controller furloughs and "discretion" to keep funding contract air traffic control towers. The towers were originally scheduled to begin closing earlier this month, a process that has been delayed until June 15.
Aviation industry groups, airlines and air travelers spoke out about the delays created by the furloughs throughout the week, as some of the nation's busiest airports posted notices to their websites advising travelers to prepare for delays directly related to the staffing reductions.
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I'm Jerry Bocci, which legally includes "Jr", but since my dad is unlikely to visit the space, just "Jerry" is fine.
I'm also known (mostly online) as Runs With Lightning (or RWL), which harkens back to my gaming and hacking days of two decades hence. (I've also been called Runs With Scissors, but we won't mention that again...)
I am currently a .NET web and application developer, contracted to the U.S. DoD / Army (which basically means, I can't discuss my work in a whole lot of detail). I've been in I.T. since 1993, as a contractor, and as a private consultant. My work generally involves web technology, but I have also done client-server and desktop apps, and have created a couple of simple Android apps for my phone.
I am familiar with the LAMP stack (Linux/Apache/MySql/PHP), and have considerable experience with the Microsoft platforms.
I also co-own a business, with my wife, developing consumer networks to help direct "sticky eyeballs" to partnered Fortune 500 companies, using social media such as Facebook and Twitter, and direct contacts. Our education system is powered by Team One, a fabulous organization based in Southern California.
I have been a tinkerer ever since I learned that "broken" didn't always mean "non-playable". I would often disassemble (and sometimes reassemble) toys, tools, computers, small appliances, stereo equipment, and anything else I could carry to my "lab" (i.e., anywhere I could "operate" in solitude for an hour or two). My efforts were redirected by my father, who taught me to use larger tools to create things with wood, and by various teachers, who taught me to "measure twice, cut, then get another piece of stock and try again."
I set aside my tinkering over a decade ago, to focus my attentions (and affections) on my (then) new wife. Now that the thrill of newlyweddedbliss has mellowed, I am rediscovering my passion for all things that go "blink", "beep", "clunk", "thunk", and "squeal".
I am also an avid gamer (see nickname, above), enjoying in-person rather more than online. I'll take on any type of board, drawing, dicing, and card game, on a table, on a computer, on a console, or on a field (under that big blue thing with the yellow disc). RPGs are also a favorite, although it has been many years since I've played any.
Completed projects at the space
- Fixed a troublesome TV remote (it'd been dropped, about a year ago, such that the little red LED stayed on all the time, draining batteries alarmingly fast)
- Fixed my new Steampunk-y goggles (a wire had become unsoldered when I mishandled them 24 hours after purchase)
- Built several Larson Scanners with my oldest daughter. (Actually, she's made two of them, and I have yet to finish my first.)
TODO list
- Fix a console-type stereo that my parents were going to trash (a couple of buttons, and the CD-tray, don't work right). This will replace the boom-box style stereo in our living room (which works fine, it just doesn't help the feng shui).
- Play with my new Netduino Plus (barely cracked open the box so far).
- Make a 7-band digital equalizer (DEQ), which can accept audio from an attached computer (USB) or inserted SD card, using said Netduino.
- Combine DEQ with several SSRelays, to be used for one of those "singing" Samhain/Yule light displays.
- Spend more time at i3Detroit!
Who to look for at the space
This is me from the 2010-2011 Destination ImagiNation Regional Tournament, Michigan Affiliate, Region 8 (now Region 3).
(For more information about DI, see their home page at idodi.org ("I Do DI"), or the Michigan Creativity Association (MICA) at micreativity.org.


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (42 votes).
In short: Organisation hopelessIn full: No clue as to how to get from the car parking area to the race HQ. Missed the start of the race despite arriving in plenty of time. Thank you very much.Some signs would have been helpful.Date of review: October 15, 2010
In short: A race with a difference. One to really test your ability & determination.In full: Have run the Irchester multi-terrain course before..... and by comparison that is flat. This is more like a fell race. Extremely tough, but very satisfying to get to the finish. Date of review: June 23, 2010
In short: Excellent race. Tough, good value and well organised. Excellent venue for families.Date of review: June 20, 2010
In short: Fantastic despite the mountains I keep on coming back!In full: I have to be the world's worst for hils - I hate every hill in sight except surprisingly enough the ones in this race which are more like mountains! This is the second year that I have ran in it and the second year (for some reason) I have not been too well (nothing to do with fear in this race but usually a bug I pick up in June). However, I have so far completed each race and if I felt the need I could have dropped out due to the loops but I haven't needed to as the race itself cheers me up no end. Organisation is great, route itself is great although very challenging and have always liked the t-shirts. It is definately not a PB course but a very good way to develop muscles in places that you never thought you had. Glad that it was dry underfoot as I dread to think what it would be like if it wasn't. I'll be back again next year :-)Date of review: June 20, 2010
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (17 votes).
In short: Good event but be careful of the heatIn full: It's a half marathon in July so you can't blame the set-up for the heat. If you don't like running in hot weather then don't enter. I enjoyed the challenge and the course itself was surprisingly rural (surprising considering my preconceptions that is). The atmosphere was great (more people come out in the summer) and it was over early enough to get back home, have a big lunch and then sit back and enjoy the World Cup Final.Date of review: November 19, 2012
In short: Full of hillsIn full: Lots of ups and downs as you run through town and countryside. Very friendly.Date of review: October 10, 2010
In short: 10 mile hill not neededIn full: the course was great two things, the 10 mile hill Gore Hil was a killer, no point demoralizing people that far into the race, and the last kilo seemed very cercirtuetous, twisting round the park with complex roped off sections etc, with a last sprint in on hte actual track all added to slight exasperation as once in sight of the park all thoughts were on stoppingDate of review: August 5, 2010
In short: Course changed and much tougher than in previous years - still a favoriteIn full: Added hills and the somewhat protracted ending have this a tougher race than in previous years and slightly longer than 13.1m. One rather steep hill (but mercifully short!) knocked out a few, so completion times were fairly poor this time around.Date of review: July 27, 2010
In short: Thank goodness for the cloudsIn full: I'd never done this race before so can't compare with the previous course. It seemed OK to me, the only difficult hill was at mile 10. That was the only hill more that I saw more than a small number of people walking up - I finished just in the top half of the field.Being in the middle of July heat is likely to be an issue, so thanks to the organisers for the 09:00 start. In fact the clouds came over to make the race far cooler than had seemed likely at one time.The organisation seemed great to me so many thanks for that. My only criticism is that I'd have preferred bottles of water to cups. No doubt views differ on that.The parking was great, and is needed for people who come from more than a few miles, since public transport is not easy for a 09:00 start.Well done Dartford Harriers please keep it up!Date of review: July 14, 2010
In short: An extra hill in 2010. Hard work but fun and rewarningIn full: First thing to say is you're NOT running round the docks or industrial estates here. This is a nice run down pleasent country lanes for the most part.This is a very hilly course with three steep hills (3mile, 7mile and 10 mile) and one longer less steep drag (5mile). Its tough.In 2010 the course changed to this format with an extra hill at 7 miles and the last hill, at 10 miles, still the worst, swapping to the road from the park. I'm a 2:15 ish runner but with the extra hill even slower this year.Slight critisim is the busy road at the start is not completely closed to traffic so us slower runners had to cope with, admittedly slow, traffic till we turned off to face the first hill. After which the roads are so quiet or you've thinned out suffiently for this not to be a problem.Marshalling was very good and nearly all encouraging. Plenty of drink stops, (cups of water, one or two stations with sponges) and even a couple households set up with sprinklers. Anyway slightly disjointed review but there you go. Basically pleasent scenary, good atmosphere and tough hilly course.Date of review: July 12, 2010
In short: Great race - well done!In full: A really well organised event which the organisers had clearly planned out very carefully. If you don't like hills don't do it but there's no where flat round here anyway (ok Paddock Wood, but that's it). See you again next year.Date of review: July 12, 2010
In short: Challenging to say the leastIn full: A real challenge this year with the hill at Gore Road. I knew it would be tough and it did not disappoint!! Marshalls were good and kept you going. No doubt will be back again next year.Date of review: July 12, 2010
In short: why change the course and put in extra hillsIn full: did this last year and enjoyed it not so this i understand there was a reason for gore road hill being used as darenth park had an event on also but also additional hill at gills road and the seemingly endless run around central park dartford harriers please revert back to the old route not much to show other than a pants medal why put water sations at the top of hills and dont think there was enough in that heat bottles of water would b better will do again but this race was not as good 4 sureDate of review: July 12, 2010
In short: Once again, wonderful weather and organisationIn full: The crowds and water stations were very supportive, weel done. The sprinklers and youngsters helping as well made the day. Dartford used to known for it's novel memorabilia, shame about the pony medal for the second year in a row (sort it out please)Date of review: July 12, 2010
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Urban Scrawl was a lovely experience for the art, the atmosphere and the audio alike, but I couldn't help feeling like In Silent Movies was working uphill when they kicked off the live music portion of the festival Saturday afternoon.
First there was Cat Power's morbid "Maybe Not" blaring from the P.A. in advance of their set — not exactly a jock jam in terms of its pump-you-up potential. The drummer was stuck sweating in direct sunlight. Then there was some technical difficulty that initially left the bass amp intermittently emitting jarring blasts like a rhinoceros with agitated bowels. And when your breed of rock is dark and dreamy, the 1:45 p.m. sunlight doesn't do it any favors.
In Silent Movies navigated those obstacles like pros, though, and ended up on my good side. Genuine talent usually manages to shine through adversity.
They practice a noise-damaged but melodic take on indie rock. It's something nerdy, pop-culture-obsessed white boys have tended toward since the dawn of time, or at least the dawn of Sonic Youth. In this band's hands, the music didn't feel revolutionary, but it was still a reminder of how satisfying the collision of noise and melody can be.
At the core were rock songs culled from the alternative era, imbued with some jazzy touches that reminded me of Aloha. Sometimes they cranked up the noise to an aggressive level, trading in the same artsy cacophony of A Place to Bury Strangers. Other times it was shoegaze of a brighter, bolder variety, like Silversun Pickups without the intense androgynous wailing.
Actually, they could have used a little more wailing. The vocals were a sore spot for In Silent Movies. They weren't bad, they were just the least interesting part of the music.
Except when they were the most interesting parts, at which points In Silent Movies ascended to new heights. Singer-guitarist Josh Landis was unremarkable in midrange, but when his voice shot into the higher registers, the music instantly felt more gripping. Even better, he sometimes got outright weird, like when he unfurled a chorus in rapid-fire staccato, "Tellmeyouwantmetogooooooooo, and I'll go right now!"
It all came together in the closing number, "Stone Cold," which laid the intensity on thick for a big finish. This was the sound of a band gradually discovering its powers and letting loose.


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As much as this rain delay wasn't planned, I have a feeling that some of these dance routines were. Kudos to these guys for finding a way to stay occupies and entertain the few fans that actually stuck around during the delay.
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A White Hat (or, more properly, a "computer security specialist" or similar) will NEVER attempt to break into a system that they do not own or do not have explicit permission from the owner to do so. That means, they will usually be hired by a system or software owner to test the security of the said system or software package. They will always report their findings to the owner of the system, though there is somewhat of an ethical responsibility to report any significant (i.e. things that would impact the public) exploits to the community-at-large, if the original owner does not seem to be willing to address the issues – e.g. in case of a cover up of the problem, a White Hat is generally ethically bound to report the problem to the proper authorities, which may include public organizations such as CERT. More concisely, a White Hat is a professional, who abides by professional ethics and performs his or her duties out in the open.
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