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Skip to comments.Juan Williams just got B Slapped by Michelle Malkin
Posted on 06/13/2012 6:16:54 PM PDT by publius321
How many out there just witnessed one of the most elegant, well deserved lambastings of Juan Williams by Michelle Malkin.
She should win an award for that performance. She just tore that half wit to pieces within the first 12 minutes of Hannity tonight.
That was so exquisite because she didn't hold back and she did it with substance, something with which leftists like Williams can never enjoy the luxury.
This is a MUST SEE because she did it in a way that all journalists and would be journalists should use as their prototype.
That also reminded me of my October 2010 piece titled "Juan Williams got what he deserved" (linked above). That was written after Fox pulled that moronic publicity stunt hiring the guy.
Sorry I missed it, as I love seeing Juan the Moron taken to the woodshed.
Why does Juan yell all the time. Hasn't he heard "Raise your argument, not your voice." And she did slap him around.
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I saw it and totally agree - Michelle made Juan look silly tonight.
I saw it as it happened...Juan was left holding his head in his hands...
So for those of us who missed it, will a video be posted on line?
I think I saw steam emanate from Malkin's nostrils when Juan denigrated lesser "bloggers out there." She's hot when she's angry. And when she's not.
Her claws were out. I came in late so might have missed what Juan said to get her so lathered up.
He did insinuate she was just a blogger late in the exchange. By then she had slapped him up real good and it was just him giving a little back.
sorry guys i kind of like juan. couple months back he was doing a piece on our guys fighting in afghanistan and he got choked up with emotion, touching moment, at their sacrifice. anyone with that level of feeling for our guys in the field gets some slack from me.
flame on you bad boys.
She was super pissed at him, her looks were priceless! I always mute him, he goes on and on and, when he is on ORiley he never gives Ms. Hamn(sp)? A chance to talk. He's such a hack!
Uncle Tom's Woodshed ping. Thanks publius321.
She was super pissed at him, her looks were priceless! I always mute him, he goes on and on and, when he is on ORiley he never gives Ms. Hamn(sp)? A chance to talk. He's such a hack!
Was she in leather giving Juan a little whippin'.
The delivery was given with such style and grace she was awarded both ears and a tail.
That was the best take down of Juan "I'm a real reporter" Williams in a long time.
Is there a video? Michelle is already SMART, BRAVE an TOTALLY HOT so I really want to see this!
Broken clock.
So what?
That was absolutely the best segment that I have ever seen!
Michelle Malkin deserves a prize for saying exactly what all of us think when Wan is spewing the Dem talking points. That was a masterful , spot on,brave,rarely seen argument that showed him for the hapless and uninformed tool that he is.
Bravo Michelle!
Juan really made an ass of himself tonight, even worse than usual. He was defending Obama and Holder just because they're black, and trying to bring up Valerie Plame because he couldn't make any rational defense for Holder. When that failed, he attacked Malkin, and she tore him a new one. The real problem with Juan is that he's so stupid, uninformed, and biased that even when he gets schooled like he did tonight, it has no effect. He's just willfully ignorant and totally in the tank for Obama simply because of race.
I always mute Juan, too, but then I saw Michelle was on so I had to un-mute because I knew there was a 3!tch slapping on hand. I wasn't disappointed.
If you had seen what a giant, ignorant, Obama-apoligizing ass Juan was tonight, you might not be so eager to defend him.
There's several Malkin/Williams videos on youtube, there's some history there.
bkmrk for video later
LOL! I think Juan p*ssed himself over that one!
Missing the correct link.
Yeah, Juan is a likeable guy.
That is what has got him by.
I'm done with him. I've noticed he's not on the Panel on the Bret Baer program, lately. He never really kept up...and got taken to the wood shed by Charlie so often...it was getting pathetic.
Buh-bye Juan.
Me like Michelle Malkin. What a package!
Malkin's been fired up lately. One week she took out Tamara Holder on Hannity and the other day was all over Sally Kohn on Hannity's radio show. She has been sparing with Juan a bit on Hannity over the past month. I think Hannity got tired of just having her on solo for a segment and now puts her on with leftists. To me it seems she only just goes on F&F and Hannity anymore. She quit going on America Live. Hasn't been on in over a year.
Is there a video? Or a link? Would love to see this.
The miserable oaf has absolutely NO credibility left and Fox has absolutely NO excuse for keeping him on the payroll.
Anyone have a link to the video of this?
As a woman, I'm not into boxing, but I think she might be the conservative women's equivalent of Manny Pacquiao (or whoever is the current best boxer.)
Ehhh.... I'm willing to bet Mr. Williams has a contract clause that gives him a comfy 3 or 4 figure bonus every time he "allows" himself to get beat up by a good-lookin' conservative woman like Michelle Malkin.
It gives Fox those conservative creds they so covet.
Yes, Juan made an ass of himself, it seems that most liberals do at some point. It seems unusual for most of us that any liberal would stand up for Obama, or so many others in the administration. After all, he has be an abject failure!
I'd guess that the liberals, (or progressives as they have become) are much afraid of getting their actual ideological programs out for public review. They know that they would fail if they did.
Out problem is that we have way too many of the minority voters (let's say it like it is) that want to vote in self aggrandizement at the expense of those that can pay their way! Minorities do not necessarily mean blacks although that seems to be the way that it is going these days... They not only continue to vote for handouts, but also continue to vote for minorities regardless of their platforms. Until this changes, we are lost!
When this become greater than 50% of the voters, we have lost our country - much less our self esteem. People really do have to work for a living, not be granted such by the government.
Can the world succeed with minority control or the agenda?
That is one HOT lady- shes just got that look- ha ha
You know she is loading up when, as they say in the Caribbean, "she go cut eye" 1:22-6 sec.! Watch her eyes!
MM is always angry.
I saw it. Usually, I push the mute button when that moron comes on but I didn't get to it fast enough tonight. She was awesome. Ever notice all the faces Juan makes while listening to the question?
It was a beautiful thing to watch.
These liberal journolists twist their facts and use their WH approved talking points attacking the sensibilities of the viewer, often times leaving one to scream at the tv "you lie" a la Joe Wilson. Thanks Michelle!
Exactly! While you and the rest of the conservatives are celebrating about a liberal mistake by the left, they are continuing to advance their agenda!
Aren't we a grand bunch though! geez!
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Continuing my post-week coverage of the [Data Center 2010 conference], Wednesday evening we had six hospitality suites. These are fun informal get-togethers sponsored by various companies. I present them in the order that I attended them.
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Intel called their suite "The Silver Lining". Magician Joel Bauer wowed the crowds with amazing tricks. Intel handed out branded "Snuggies". I had to explain to this guy that he was wearing his backwards.
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Have you ever been to a conference where it's polite to start tweeting on your cell phone during the keynote address? Welcome to Social Media Summit 2014, organized for the tech savvy youth of modern Pakistan by the Progressive Youth Forum, and sponsored by a grant from the Pakistan-U.S. Alumni Network.
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With more than 2,000 tweets featuring the event hashtag #SMS14 on March 30, the summit became one of the country's most-discussed topics, reaching No.1 on Pakistan's hashtag trend list--at least until the Pakistan v. Bangladesh cricket match began.
Pakistan has a population of 190 million, 10-16 percent have regular internet access with about half accessing the internet through mobile devices. Facebook is the most visited website in Pakistan, outranking Google. About 93 percent of the Embassy's Facebook followers live in Pakistan, most are in their early twenties, and are 73 percent male, a statistical outlier. In Pakistan, Twitter is primarily used by key influencers: political leaders, journalists, and celebrities. Embassy Islamabad runs the largest Facebook site of any U.S. overseas diplomatic mission worldwide -- now topping 1.4 million followers as a result of a surge in fans during and after the summit. Consulates General Lahore, Karachi and Peshawar, and USAID Pakistan also enjoy an active Facebook audience, with a combined Mission Pakistan total of 2.8 million fans nationwide.
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"I want to thank Rick for his many contributions to AMD and wish him well in his future endeavors," said Rory Read, AMD's recently appointed chief executive officer.
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President and CEO Rory Read, who came in from a PC company, will serve as interim general manager of AMD's products group, which is responsible for completion of all products that AMD sells, including accelerated processing units for desktops and notebooks, central processing units for desktops, notebooks and servers, graphics processing units for desktops and laptops as well as other chips.
Rick Bergman is a yet another ex-ATI veteran, who leaves AMD.
Separately, AMD announced that Paul Struhsaker has joined the company to lead AMD's newly-formed commercial business division as the corporate vice president and general manager. Struhsaker will oversee product management and roadmap planning for AMD's server, high performance computing and embedded products. He joins AMD from Comcast, where he was senior vice president of engineering responsible for all set-top box platforms and video server applications.


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As a result of the Team USA Adult Trials held at Golden Gate Badminton Club on January 2nd-4th, the 2009 USA Badminton Team will consist of the following four men and four women:
Howard Bach
Tony Gunawan
Sattawat Pongnairat
Howard Shu
Eva Lee
Daphne Ng
Lauren Todt
Lili Zhou
Congratulations to these eight athletes and to all 53 competitors who participated in these Trials which was a record entry for an Adult Trials event. The team named above will have the opportunity to represent the USA at the 2009 Sudirman Cup in Guangzhou, China on May 12th-17th, and in the 2009 Pan-American Championships in Guadalajara, Mexico on October 20th-25th. In the event that an athlete cannot go, alternate athletes will be selected from the lists below according to the selection procedure announced previously (see earlier news item entry).
The top eight finishers in each Trials event were as follows (bold type athletes selected onto the 2009 U.S. team):
Men's Singles
1. Sattawat Pongnairat
2. Howard Shu
3. Ted Shear
4. Nicholas Jinadasa
5. Matt Johnson
6. Igor Marmer
7. Yau Hwa Chan
8. Arnold Setiadi
Women's Singles
1. Lili Zhou
2. Eva Lee
3. Jamie Subandhi
4. Rena Wang
5. Kuei Ya Chen
6. Lauren Todt
7. Iris Wang
8. Vimla Phongasavithas
Men's Doubles
1. Howard Bach / Tony Gunawan
2. Sameera Gunatileka / Vincent Nguy
3. Ted Shear / James Young
4. Steven Jonatan / Arnold Setiadi
5. Kyle Emerick / Dung Truong
6. Phillip Chew / Sattawat Pongnairat
7. Tuan La / Shiuh-Wuu Liu
8. Jack Dinh / Andy Tran
Women's Doubles
1. Daphne Ng / Lauren Todt
2. Eva Lee / Mesinee Mangkalakiri
3. Panita Phongasavithas / Vimla Phongasavithas
4. Rulan Yeh - Rulien Yeh
5. Kuei Ya Chen / Jamie Subandhi
6. Iris Wang / Rena Wang
7. Priscilla Lun / Sara Vang
8. Sarah Chan / Tracy Chan
Men's Doubles
1. Howard Bach / Eva Lee
2. Nicholas Jinadasa / Daphne Ng
3. Arnold Setiadi / Jamie Subandhi
4. Yau Hwa Chan / Rena Wang
5. Vincent Nguy / Rulan Yeh
6. Phillip Chew / Mesinee Mangkalakiri
7. Sameera Gunatileka / Rulan Yeh
8. Howard Shu / Lauren Todt
The complete draws can be viewed by clicking on the link below
and also by visiting www.tournamentsoftware.com.


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Tidioute Area News Briefs
Senior Center Menu
Thursday, June 20 will be Fish, dessert and beverages.
Please call the center at 484-3020 to sign up for lunch.
Victorian Tea
Saturday, June 22 will be filled with fun, food, entertainment and door prizes as the ladies from the community gather for a Victorian Tea at the Presbyterian Church from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
For more information please contact Barb Downey at 589-7508 or Jane McManigle at 484-3296.
Tidioute Area Volunteer Fire Department is holding a beef/freezer raffle to be drawn on November 30 at the Annual Fall Gun Raffle.
There will be five drawings: drawings one through four will be for a quarter of beef each, and the fifth drawing will be for a chest freezer.
An additional food basket drawing will be held at each monthly membership meeting on the last Tuesday of each month. Winning tickets of the monthly drawings will be reentered to win at the November drawings too.
Tickets are $5 each and can be purchased from any fire department member, Tidioute Fleatique and at Buccardo's Restaurant.
Members of the department are reminded to bring all Sold Tickets to monthly membership meetings.
Watson Grange
Bob Hollabaugh, master presided over the recent meeting of Watson Grange at which time it was learned that Watson Grange has been approved for money from their State Grange Trust which will be used for some updates to the hall.
Matthew and Miranda Irons are busy finalizing their last term as PA State Grange Young Couple. They will be attending the Royalty Trip in Harrisburg, State Youth Camp June 28-30 and then participating in the reenactment of the Grange degrees at the Oliver Hudson Kelley Farm in Minnesota in July.
Members were asked to keep the families of Cody Master, Cody Mohrey and Thomas Phelps in their prayers. Masters parents, Dave and Colleen Spencer are members of Watson Grange.
Upcoming events: Hayride at the home of John and Deanna Hollabaugh on Saturday, June 22 at 1 p.m. with hot dogs and other picnic foods; Craft night at the home of Alice Weaver on June 24 and July 8 at 6:30 p.m. both nights.
Next Grange meeting will be Thursday, June 27 at 6:30 p.m. with melons for refreshments.
Clothing drive update
Officials from Moore, Okla., have stated that they have received more than enough donations of clothing. However, the walking club of Tidioute will still be accepting clothing donations as a drive to help others suffering from other disasters and needs.
The church will be open to accept donations on Sundays from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. and randomly through out the week whenever the yellow sign is displayed.
Postal reminder
Just a freminder that the Tidioute Post Office has new hours.
Window hours will be Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., closed from 12p.m. to 2 p.m.
Saturdays will be open from 9 a.m. to 12 noon.
Lobby Hours will Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
TCCS fundraiser
Tidioute Community Charter School Student Activities Group is sponsoring a Tidioute, PA sweatshirt and T-shirt Sale.
These shirts are back by popular demand and have the Colin Dussault slogan on the back.
"Tidioute, PA ….if you have never been there you might not understand."
The shirts are for sale only at Buccardo's Restaurant. The are available in a variety of Adult sizes from small to XX Large.
Tidioute Community Charter School thanks the Buccardo's for helping with this fund-raiser.
As always, TCCS thanks everyone for their support.
Benefit dinner
There will be a Benefit Dinner on Saturday, June 29 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Endeavor Community Building, for the families of the three young men who lost their lives on June 12, in a car accident to help with expenses.
The families of Cody Mohery, Cody Masters and Thomas Phellps all have a rough road ahead and your support would be greatly appreciated.
Cost is $6 per person.
There will be a 50/50 drawing and a Chinese Auction.
To help or to donate food items please contact Kim at 814-463-9911.
Counseling offered
Tidioute Community Charter School will be offering counseling services to any student, family member, or community member, following the recent tragic death of charter school students.
Beacon Light Counseling Services will be available on Thursday and Friday from 11 a.m. 2 p.m. at the Tidioute Community Charter School.
For more information, please call the school at 814-484-3550.


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CherryPy PyLucene integration
There are some problems in calling some PyLucene API from CherryPy code. I got following Java exception when I tried calling PyLucene.IndexWriter from CherryPy.
writer = PyLucene.IndexWriter( "c:/index", PyLucene.StandardAnalyzer(), True) JavaError: java.lang.NullPointerException
The same API works fine if called from python console.
>>> PyLucene.IndexWriter( "c:/index", PyLucene.StandardAnalyzer(), True) <IndexWriter: org.apache.lucene.index.IndexWriter@17f3fa0>
The reason for conflict lies in the threading mechanism used by CherryPy.
CherryPy page handlers never run in the main thread, a new thread is created for handling new request. These new threads are local threads created from threading.Thread.
Basically, for a python only main thread can call into PyLucene without any problems. For other threads to work with PyLucene, the boehm-gc component of the java runtime ( i.e. the garbage collector) should be informed about their creation. If these threads are created as an instance of PyLucene.PythonThread, it will make sure that the thread is created via libgcj and libgcj garbage collector is aware of it.
The idea is to use PyLucene.PythonThread instead of normal threading.Thread in CherryPy source code.
I did following modifications in CherryPy source code with CherryPy 2.2.1 and PyLucene 2.0.0 on Windows 2000 to work together.
The cherrypy code should be available in following directory inside python installation directory. python_installation_dir\Lib\site-packages\cherrypy
Files which have threading.Thread are:
- _cpserver.py
- _cpwsgiserver.py
You need to add statement import PyLucene and replace threading.Thread with PyLucene.PythonThread in above two files.
Also disable CherryPy's autoreload (by adding autoreload.on=False to configuration file) because autoreload uses low level threads.
These changes worked fine in my case.
More Information
For more details, see http://lists.osafoundation.org/pipermail/pylucene-dev/2006-June/001107.html
For porting this solution to Fedora Core 5 Linux, visit http://lists.osafoundation.org/pipermail/pylucene-dev/2006-July/001213.html
Above information may not be correct, as its just taken from my experience, Let me know if there is any mistake.
Pravin Shinde [getpravin at gmail.com]
A solution to avoid changing the PyLucene source code (inspired by the dummy_threading module mentioned to me by my colleague Richard Philips).
Import the following code on top of your application, before you import cherrypy. All subsequent import threading commands will import this module and use the PyLucene.PythonThread class. Be sure to replace the anet.explorator.exploratorthreading path by the name and path you give to the module.
It is necessary to fill the locals() table with the _names of the threading module since CherryPy addresses some _classes directly (_Timer for example)
from threading import * from threading import __all__ import threading all = dir(threading) for name in all: if name[0] == '_' and name[1] != '_': locals()[name] = getattr(threading, name) import sys del sys.modules['threading'] try: sys.modules['threading'] = sys.modules['anet.explorator.exploratorthreading'] except: sys.modules['threading'] = sys.modules['exploratorthreading'] import PyLucene class Thread(PyLucene.PythonThread): def __init__(self, *args, **kwds): PyLucene.PythonThread.__init__(self,*args, **kwds)
Marc Jeurissen
University of Antwerp
Update for PyLucene 2.3
PyLucene >= 2.3 lacks PythonThread?. The authors say that the new version no longer needs it. You can instead use ordinary Python threads; you just have to call attachCurrentThread() before using PyLucene. See this thread http://lists.osafoundation.org/pipermail/pylucene-dev/2008-February/002335.html and the readme for PyLucene http://svn.osafoundation.org/pylucene/trunk/README.
Joe Barillari
Update for PyLucene 2.4
Most of the information on this page is obsolete. Some current integration issues:
- Autoreload is not compatible with the VM initialization. Set engine.autoreload.on to False.
- WorkerThreads? must be attached to the VM (lucene.getVMEnv().attachCurrentThread()). Don't bother with detachCurrentThread; it's unnecessary and can cause crashes.
- Also recommended that the VM ignores keyboard interrupts for clean server shutdown. Pass vmargs='-Xrs' to lucene.initVM.
The LuPyne project provides a standalone search server based on CherryPy. It can be used as an example to be customized, or as a pythonic alternative to Solr.
- CherrypyPylucene.txt (1.4 kB) - added by email@example.com on 12/17/07 12:36:45.


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Health Department trying to change culture with grant
By NICOLE GUGINO
OBSERVER Assistant News Editor
In the past when the health department has tried to increase physical activity and healthy eating habits, it has held exercise programs and culinary workshops. However, the grant recently received by the Chautauqua County Health and Human Services Department aims to change the environment and culture behind factors leading to obesity and chronic disease.
"The reason we are not – and that has been a trend with health for a while now – is that it is not sustainable. We could spend all this money to do pedometer-based walking programs and some 'have fun with healthy foods' kind of thing but when we are gone those things are all gone, where these things are really trying to change the environment and the culture," Community Coordinator Lisa Schmidtfrerick-Miller said. "We are trying to provide kids opportunities to try (nutritious food and walking to school) and for those things to go on after this grant."
The Community Transformation Grant was issued by the Centers for Disease and will provide approximately $450,000 over two years.
"Our county is pretty unhealthy. We have 30 percent of children who are overweight or obese in our public schools and that number has tripled over the past three decades. Sixty-two percent of adults are overweight or obese and are at risk for chronic disease, 12 percent have been diagnosed with diabetes and 26 percent are current smokers. With all that kind of data together that paints a grim picture for chronic disease for our county in the future. The purpose of this grant is to prevent the risk factors that result in chronic disease for children before they are really at risk," Project Coordinator Breeanne Agett said. "The reason our county was chosen was partially because of those grim health statistics but also because of our proven success in the past with our Steps to a Healthier New York grant."
The grant will focus on youths age birth to 18 in the Dunkirk, Silver Creek and Jamestown areas.
"The state chose what we would be working on and also identified specific parts of the county to focus on for the grant. Those that were chosen were Jamestown, Dunkirk and Silver Creek. Those school districts were chosen because of high minority population, low socioeconomic status and poor risk factors like obesity, smoking and all kinds of things," Agett added.
The three areas the program will focus on in all age groups are access to nutritious food, increased physical activity and reducing exposure to tobacco.
Early child care
Another unique feature of this program is its focus on very young children.
"The concept is to get to children as soon as possible. That is why we are starting in the early child care sector. In the past, a lot of emphasis has been placed on the schools and getting better nutrition and physical activity in schools, but studies show that is good at halting obesity in those young kids, but not at reversing the impacts and not losing the weight," Agett said.
The CTG program will work with Chautauqua Opportunities and the Chautauqua Child Care Council to help increase day care centers' participation in the Child and Adult Care Food Program. Schmidtfrerick-Miller said this program is a "sister to the school lunch program" which uses the same USDA guidelines and provides reimbursement for providers.
The CTG program will also be working with a physical activity specialist to help train day care personnel on age-appropriate physical activities.
"Ultimately, it's designing fun activities for kids that are working on skills like throwing a ball or running, while increasing their heart rate, getting them up and moving, and getting exercise in a way that is also building skills for when they go to school, they are more physically fit to respond well in phys ed and school in general," Agett explained.
She said the idea is to design the activities so that inexpensive equipment like hula hoops and laundry baskets can be used, making it easy for day care centers to sustain.
In schools
Keeping with the same idea as working in the early child care sector, the CTG program will focus mainly on elementary school children.
"The objectives are very similar (to the early childhood objectives). They want to get more physical activity into the day-to-day elementary school classrooms. So for example, kids are doing a lot more sitting because of the new testing requirements, trying to squeeze so much more academic time into those days but what we are seeing is kids really do better if they get up and moving throughout the day," Schmidtfrerick-Miller said.
She said teachers can do "brain breaks" of physical activity or integrate exercise into a lesson.
At the school level the CTG program will also focus on safe routes to school.
Schmidtfrerick-Miller said the aim is to "make this more than a program but also a priority" to make the routes safer for those already walking to school and also encourage more kids to walk to school.
She added walking or biking to school is a great way for kids to reach the total 60 minutes of exercise recommended per day.
"As the levels of walking and biking to school has gone down, obesity rates have gone up. It is for a lot of different reasons but that is just one of the factors that plays into it. I'm trying to reverse that trend," she said.
As for nutrition, the CTG program has been asked by the state to start regional school menu planning and buying after success in Broome County. Schmidtfrerick-Miller said this can help schools save money, purchase more nutritious food at a lower price and purchase more locally-grown food.
The third part of the program is to encourage schools to prohibit smoking at off-campus school-sponsored events like dances or sports games.
"It's so that kids aren't exposed to second-hand smoke and kids aren't exposed to adults smoking because when kids see adults smoking it tends to normalize that behavior and they think it is okay and it's not," Schmidtfrerick-Miller said.
In the Community
The CTG program is also targeting communities in order to further the initiatives in the early child care and school level initiatives.
In conjunction with safe routes to school, the CTG program will be asking communities to adopt "complete streets" policies.
Schmidtfrerick-Miller said this is a planning and design principle which commits to considering all users including pedestrians and bicyclists when doing road work.
"It is making it safe, comfortable and convenient for all users," she said.
Jamestown has already adopted a complete streets policy.
The CTG program also seeks to give the community more health options, whether at a vending machine or when choosing where to live.
Schmidtfrerick-Miller said the program will address sugary beverages start with the county itself.
She said they will also work with schools and other organizations to see if they can get better, unsweetened options; like water, flavored water and unsweetened iced tea. They will also be reaching out to sports leagues to try to offer water over Gatorade.
"Sugary drinks make up nearly 13 percent of 12 to 19 year olds' diets," Agett said.
She said the Health Department has a 15-minute power point presentation on why sugary drinks are unhealthy free to any group who would like to see it.
The CTG program is also trying to create more smoke-free multi-unit housing options. Currently, the Coburn block apartments in Dunkirk are the only smoke-free, public low-income apartments in the county.
"We are not addressing smoking, it's not about people smoking, it's about people being exposed to second-hand smoke in particular where there are families," Schmidtfrerick-Miller said.
They will work with Dunkirk Housing Authority and Chautauqua Opportunities to try to reach the goal of 85 smoke-free, public low-income properties.
"The whole program may seem segmented but the whole idea is to create an environment in our communities with more healthier lifestyles and more healthier behaviors and by doing that then decreasing the risk factors," Schmidtfrerick-Miller explained.


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Hearth products are vented in three ways: natural draft (vented through the roof), direct-vent, and vent-free. Below are the options for gas hearth appliances.
Natural Draft (Class B) Venting
Natural draft hearth appliances take in combustion air from inside the home and vent products of combustion outside the home.
Direct Vent
Direct-vent appliances draw combustion air from the outdoors and exhaust its combustion products to the outdoors, eliminating the need for a standard chimney system. A glass panel in direct-vent units is critical to keeping the combustion system sealed from the home, maintaining high efficiency and indoor air quality. Direct-vent piping can go out the wall directly in back of the unit or terminate vertically above the roof. Various models differ. Check with your retailer.
Currently, the majority of gas fireplace sales are direct vent units.
Unvented or Vent-Free
Unvented and vent-free refers to the kind of hearth appliance that draws its combustion air from inside the home and is designed to burn so efficiently that it eliminates the need for venting.


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Truman plans mini golf course
TRUMAN – On a hot summer day in Truman, you are likely to find who you are looking for at the pool.
Located on the south end of town, the swimming pool is next to the campground, baseball field and softball diamond. It has become a community gathering spot.
"Everyone goes to the pool to socialize, but they don't all want to swim," says resident Laurie Sherman.
That fact prompted her and former City Council member Faith Clow to begin brainstorming about how to enhance the area.
"I love the pool," Sherman said, "and there is a great big grassy area [next to it]."
Sherman hit upon the idea of a mini-golf course, and Clow agreed, putting into motion what became a slow but steady push toward making the attraction a reality.
The City Council recently approved moving forward with the project. Clow hopes to see a groundbreaking by May.
The course will be a nine-hole concrete structure measuring 100 yards by 100 yards, designed for minimum maintenance.
Clow, who heads the pool commission, hopes the course will bring in additional revenue for the city, which spends about $30,000 per year to operate the pool.
Sherman expects the project to cost about $25,000, and she and Clow have been seeking donations, in cash and in kind. Excavation is being donated, as well as some brick.
Companies will have an opportunity to purchase sponsorship signs, which will be placed on the course.
The city also is accepting donations of putters and other items.
Clow said the city has authorized her to look into using funds from the Vaughan estate, which is dedicated for park and recreation purposes, but city leaders would like to see as much money raised as possible.
The course will not require additional staff, as lifeguards will be responsible for getting players their putters and balls.
Clow said admission rates have not been set, but she expects them to fall in the $2 to $3 range. Pool admission is $3.50 per day.
"We would like to keep it affordable," Clow said.
And if trends hold, the course could bring in people from surrounding communities. It is not unusual for people from outside Truman to sign up for swimming lessons there, and then come back as the summer goes on.
"I am surprised how many people come from other communities," she said.
Those with questions can call Laurie Sherman at (507) 236-6817 or Faith Clow at (507)?236-5204.


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Topic: Stuck on a stupid CSS problem
Can anyone help me with this one? I'm just styling up my new Rails app and I noticed that Firefox isn't doing what I'd expect in the CSS. If you look at "this page":http://www.contributionmanager.co.uk/test.html in Firefox, you'll see that the nav has detached itself from the banner. In IE, it's where I'd expect it to be.
The really odd thing is that if I put a 1px border around the header area (to see where it ends), the nav then jumps up and slots in just underneath. If I take the border back out, it drops down again. The border makes no difference to the positioning in IE.
What have I done?!
The CSS is really simple as I've only just started styling.
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font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
background: white url(/images/about-header-bg.jpg) repeat-x 0% 65px;
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Debates of March 9th, 2012
House of Commons Hansard #93 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was crime.
- Question Period
- Safe Streets and Communities Act
- Schools
- Champlain Bridge
- Little House Society
- National Francophonie Week
- Fire Safety and Prevention
- Charlie Quan
- Yanni Gourde
- Shabnam Assadollahi
- Saint-Hyacinthe Biotechnology Park
- Foreign Affairs
- Youth Involvement
- Status of Women
- Marble Cup
- Natural Resources
- 41st General Election
- New Democratic Party of Canada
- Elections Canada
- 41st General Election
- National Revenue
- 41st General Election
- National Defence
- The Economy
- Health
- Fisheries and Oceans
- National Defence
- Employment
- Employment Insurance
- Shawinigan-Sud Tax Centre
- Employment
- National Defence
- Fisheries and Oceans
- Justice
- Foreign Affairs
- Housing
- Status of Women
- The Environment
- Elections Canada
- Points of Order
- Sitting of the House
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Request for Emergency Debate
- Safe Streets and Communities Act
- Purple Day Act
Statements by Members
10:55 a.m.
Kellie Leitch Simcoe—Grey, ON
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to rise today to recognize two fantastic elementary schools in my riding of Simcoe—Grey: St. James Catholic Elementary School and Tottenham Public School.
In the Fraser Institute's most recent report card on Ontario schools, St. James ranked number one throughout the province and Tottenham Public School was named as one of the most improved schools.
It is through the hard work and dedication of teachers, staff and parents that ensures that Canadian children grow up and learn in some of the best institutions in the country.
These rankings are good news for the children in my riding and, more important, they speak to the growing trend of excellent education in Canada. As an educator myself, I know of the importance of preparing young people for the ever-growing Canadian workforce.
Our students will be competing with some of the best and brightest in the world, and it is our responsibility to ensure that they are prepared to meet the challenges of a global economy.
I congratulate, again, St. James Elementary School and Tottenham Public School for the fantastic work they do for the children of my riding of Simcoe—Grey. Keep up the great work.
Champlain Bridge
Statements by Members
11 a.m.
Hoang Mai Brossard—La Prairie, QC
Mr. Speaker, in January, the NDP organized a public forum on the new Champlain Bridge in my riding of Brossard—La Prairie. Over 200 people took advantage of the opportunity to share their concerns and dialogue with experts. People were very happy to be able to speak to their elected representatives.
As TVRS, the local south shore television station, reported, the forum was a huge success. People sent the government a clear message that families from the south shore and Montreal should not have to pay for the construction of a new bridge.
The NDP is against the excessive use of PPPs. The Minister of Transport, however, is refusing to listen. His message is, "No toll, no bridge".
The Conservatives are not listening to people, and they have clearly deserted Quebec.
People still have many questions. What will happen between now and the time the bridge is built? What will it really cost? And most importantly, when will the work be done?
People want more transparency.
Little House Society
Statements by Members
11 a.m.
Kerry-Lynne Findlay Delta—Richmond East, BC
Mr. Speaker, I rise in the House today to highlight good works reminiscent of the little engine that could.
On Monday of this week in Tsawwassen, B.C., the Little House Society opened its doors again to take a lead in hosting abstinence-based recovery groups supporting those dealing with substance use, abuse and addiction.
For 27 years, the Little House Society has been a respectful, committed, community-based enterprise that lost its earlier "Little House" to arson in 2009. Since then, under the leadership of a remarkable citizen, Jim Stimson, the society has engaged the community and over 100 local businesses, re-opening a new meeting and counselling home. All moneys, goods and services donated in part and in kind have come from a grateful and supportive community, not government funds.
Plans for educational opportunities and community outreach are being developed and all Canadians can be proud of the Little House in B.C. that has shown us all how heart and perseverance can triumph.
National Francophonie Week
Statements by Members
11 a.m.
Lise St-Denis Saint-Maurice—Champlain, QC
Mr. Speaker, the Semaine nationale de la francophonie begins today. I would like to remind the current government that we francophones—including Acadians, Franco-Saskatchewanians, Franco-Manitobans, Franco-Ontarians and Quebeckers—came from France over 300 years ago. We remain vibrant through our language and culture, and our children still dream in our ancestral language.
We remind you that we French North Americans are determined to be included in modern Canada.
We remind you that the federal government has stood up for our rights many times in the past.
We remind you that you have a duty to francophone communities in Canada, both large and small.
Our contribution to Canadian democracy can be measured by our presence in Canada, which has been uninterrupted since the 16th century. This is our home and we are not going anywhere.
Fire Safety and Prevention
Statements by Members
11 a.m.
Greg Rickford Kenora, ON
Mr. Speaker, I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate a brave young constituent whose quick thinking saved the lives of his family.
In November of last year, six-year-old Cochenour resident, Brody Macumber, informed his ill mother that their stove and toaster had caught fire. He rounded up his two younger siblings, dropped himself and them down on their hands and knees and led them outdoors to safety. He then returned to the house to ensure his mom would get out safety.
Prior to the fire, Brody had learned about fire safety and fire prevention at school and knew exactly what to do when faced with heavy smoke and flames.
In December, Brody was presented with an Award of Bravery from the municipality of Red Lake for his heroic efforts in getting his family to safety as he had been taught. This is a perfect example of how fire safety and prevention programs in the schools are essential to the safety of students and their families.
Brody is just another example of what is so great about the great Kenora riding.
Charlie Quan
Statements by Members
11 a.m.
Libby Davies Vancouver East, BC
Mr. Speaker, I am honoured to rise today to pay tribute to a remarkable Canadian, Charlie Quan, who died February 23 at the age of 105.
Mr. Quan was one of the oldest living head tax payers in Canada and for many years fought for justice and redress from the unjust and racist head tax and Chinese Exclusion Act that separated him from his family. He paid the $500 head tax in 1923 but it took until 2006 for the Government of Canada to issue a formal apology.
I had the honour to meet Mr. Quan, who was my constituent, and know that his perseverance inspired younger generations to keep advocating for justice. This struggle still goes on today for the many families who have not yet received compensation and justice.
Mr. Quan was an honourable gentleman, who only ever wanted the right thing to be done, that all of us learn from history to ensure that these injustices are not repeated against any people or group.
I hope all parliamentarians and governments will honour his memory and work to end racism, discrimination and injustice.
I offer my deepest condolences to his family.
Yanni Gourde
Statements by Members
11:05 a.m.
Jacques Gourde Lotbinière—Chutes-de-la-Chaudière, QC
Mr. Speaker, I would like to acknowledge the effort, perseverance and talent of a young man in my riding. Yanni Gourde is currently the best goal scorer in the Quebec major junior hockey league, with a 13-point lead over his closest rival. With only four games left in the regular season, I hope he will be victorious.
During the 2011-12 season, Mr. Gourde was called to play for the Victoriaville Tigres, where he used his exceptional sense of the game to showcase all of his talents. This student athlete is in contention for the Marcel Robert trophy, which will be awarded at the Gala des Rondelles d'or on April 4. The Marcel Robert trophy is given to the top player in the Quebec major junior hockey league.
The entire community of Saint-Narcisse-de-Beaurivage and I are very proud of Yanni Gourde and support him in his efforts to lead the Victoriaville Tigres to victory.
Shabnam Assadollahi
Statements by Members
11:05 a.m.
Royal Galipeau Ottawa—Orléans, ON
Mr. Speaker, yesterday was the 101st International Women's Day. I would like to take the opportunity to pay tribute to one of the most courageous women I know, Shabnam Assadollahi.
Iranian by birth and Canadian by choice, she has worked for decades to promote human rights.
A seasoned advocate, Ms. Assadollahi founded a number of multicultural programs to help newcomers, particularly women, adjust to their new country.
This remarkable woman, who lives in Orléans, has had eight children's books translated into Farsi and distributed them in Iran, Afghanistan and Tajikistan.
Through her compassion and understanding of the realities facing newcomers, this exceptional woman is such an asset to our great country.
I would like to thank Shabnam for her dedication to these worthy causes.
Shabash to you and to all those who use wisdom and knowledge to promote human rights.
Saint-Hyacinthe Biotechnology Park
Statements by Members
March 9th, 2012 / 11:05 a.m.
Marie-Claude Morin Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot, QC
Mr. Speaker, the Saint-Hyacinthe biotechnology park has been named the best emerging science park by the Association of University Research Parks. This award is presented every year to an emerging park that translates technology derived from applied research into economically viable business activities, investment, employment and public revenue.
The Cité de la biotechnologie won the award by creating 580 jobs and attracting some 30 innovative companies and more than $600 million in investments. This honour once again confirms the research and development expertise of the Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot region and reflects well on our entire country. I am proud to express my admiration and my most heartfelt congratulations.
Foreign Affairs
Statements by Members
11:05 a.m.
Deepak Obhrai Calgary East, AB
Mr. Speaker, I ask the House to join me today in urging both Sudans to cool the current tensions that threaten to reignite war. Cross-border bombings and support for proxy rebellions in each other's territory undermine progress toward stability and development.
Canada strongly encourages both governments to take all measures to protect civilians, including religious and ethnic minorities, and to prevent a humanitarian crisis. This is particularly urgent in the South Kordofan and Blue Nile states, where humanitarian access is essential to stave off near famine conditions.
Sudan and South Sudan must redouble the efforts mediated by the African Union to negotiate post-independence arrangements, including on oil, citizenship, and borders.
Only through the peaceful resolution of these issues will we see the establishment of two viable states at peace internally and with each other.
Youth Involvement
Statements by Members
11:10 a.m.
Rosane Doré Lefebvre Alfred-Pellan, QC
Mr. Speaker, over the past few weeks, I have had the pleasure of meeting hundreds of young people from my riding. As a young politician, I am very happy to see that so many girls and boys are interested in political issues.
We often hear that young people do not really care about politics. My experience strongly suggests otherwise. I was delighted to meet students from my own high school, Horizon Jeunesse, in Laval. They were bright and motivated. They talked about their disappointment in the government's decision to abolish the gun registry and withdraw from Kyoto. They also told me how glad they were to see so many young people elected to the House of Commons.
To think that just a few years ago, I was where they are now. I am living proof that where there is a will, there is a way. I would like to thank the teachers, the administration and the students for welcoming me so warmly to their school. I urge my colleagues to visit schools in their ridings to raise awareness among young people about what we do as parliamentarians, because when we include them, they bring new ideas to the table to help create a better future.
Status of Women
Statements by Members
11:10 a.m.
Shelly Glover Saint Boniface, MB
Mr. Speaker, the Minister for Status of Women led the Canadian delegation last week at the 56th session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, where the theme was the empowerment of rural women.
Women and girls in rural, remote and northern areas of Canada share many of the same challenges faced by women in rural areas around the world. They also often experience unique opportunities as a result of where they live.
This week, our government announced funding for new projects to support women living in these communities, projects that will reduce violence against women and girls and increase their economic security. I would like to mention two very special projects in Portage la Prairie in Manitoba.
I encourage all Canadians to celebrate the spirit of these remarkable Canadian women, young women, and girls in rural areas.
I congratulate all of them and wish them a happy International Women's Week.
Marble Cup
Statements by Members
11:10 a.m.
Gerry Byrne Humber—St. Barbe—Baie Verte, NL
Mr. Speaker, the Marble Cup is the premier alpine ski race attracting elite athletes from all over Atlantic Canada. This year, over 70 young competitors descended on Marble Mountain in western Newfoundland to compete in the super G, the slalom and the combined slalom and downhill races.
Congratulations go out to the Marble race team for repatriating the Marble cup back to the home hill. We are all very proud of all of our racers in Atlantic Canada, but I have to admit that no one could be prouder of one particular first-time racer, 9-year-old Gerry Byrne, on achieving a personal best.
My son Gerry was part of bringing the Marble cup back home, and Gerry's own teammates, his coaches, and the race officials were very much amazed at the young rookie's performance. For this, his coaches said he was among the best of the best.
I am so happy to have him and my wife joining me here in Ottawa this weekend. My congratulations to Gerry. He has made mom and dad very proud.
Natural Resources
Statements by Members
11:10 a.m.
Bob Zimmer Prince George—Peace River, BC
Mr. Speaker, Edmonton area mayors understand what the NDP member for Edmonton—Strathcona does not. These mayors are backing the Northern gateway pipeline while the NDP member calls for a moratorium on natural resources.
The mayor of Spruce Grove supports what he calls "global opportunity". Meanwhile, the NDP member is joined by her B.C. colleagues and their anti-trade, anti-jobs agenda. In its relentless battle against resource development and trade, the NDP has turned its back on hundreds of thousands of Canadians employed in the energy and mining sectors, many of whom are in my riding.
Our government understands the critical importance of diversifying markets for our energy products and natural resources to create jobs and economic growth across Canada. Meanwhile, the NDP continues to oppose all of these job-creating projects and related trade initiatives, and threatens the families and their livelihoods in natural resource ridings like mine. Shame.
41st General Election
Statements by Members
11:10 a.m.
Alain Giguère Marc-Aurèle-Fortin, QC
Mr. Speaker, it is no wonder that, when Canadians see just how far the Conservatives are willing to go to affect the outcome of an election, they are losing confidence in our democratic institutions. We know that the fraudulent calls, the harassment and the in and out schemes did not happen only in the Guelph riding. Those things happened in dozens of ridings, despite what the Conservatives claim. And their only response is that we are attacking democracy. Quite frankly, Canadians will not tolerate those kinds of tricks.
That is why the NDP moved a motion yesterday to restore the bonds of trust between the people and their democratic institutions. By giving greater powers to the Chief Electoral Officer, we can finally get to the bottom of what happened during the most recent election and ensure that it never happens again. People deserve to be able to cast their ballots with confidence. That is why, in 2015, this government will be replaced by the NDP.


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In what can be considered a changing of the guard when it comes to the recent success Harrisburg has had against last week's opponent Du Quoin in recent years, one mountain on the Bulldogs schedule has consistently prevented them from achieving the top.
Marion, who currently holds a six-game winning streak against Harrisburg, invades Taylor Field Friday night, looking to once again flex their muscle.
The Wildcats (1-1) were the lone team to knock off the Bulldogs a season ago, as the 5A southern Illinois powerhouse has shown little in terms of slowing down.
Kerry Martin, who this past spring was inducted into the Illinois High School Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame, has been a high school head football coach for 23 seasons.
He has been at Marion for the last 11 years and has compiled a 73-44 record with eight consecutive playoff appearances, a Marion High School record.
Harrisburg head coach Jason Roper was a one-time assistant coach for Martin at Marion. In his time at Harrisburg, wins against the Wildcats have been hard to come by.
Roper's scheme this season won't be any different than it has in recent years with an emphasis on time management.
"I think they'll come out and push it really quick," Roper said of the Marion offense. "We're going to have to combat that by slowing it down and see if we can manage the game that way."
In the 498 yards gained on offense this year for Harrisburg, 440 of that has come on the ground.
On the flip side, Harrisburg has given up 465 yards on defense in its two games against Mt. Carmel and Du Quoin.
The Bulldogs have allowed 275 on the ground and given up 190 through the air.
Marion rushed for 306 against Mattoon a week ago and passed for 261 in a 57-43 victory against the Green Wave.
"On film against Mattoon they looked athletic and they looked quick," Roper said. "I thought losing their quarterback last year (Matt Lewis), they would take a hit there, but (Brant Hill) seems to be doing a real nice job of throwing the football. I thought he ran the ball well too, which is something that Marion has not done in the past."
As a byproduct of Marion now using a rushing quarterback and becoming a dual threat on offense, Roper admitted to the problems that presents in terms of defense.
"As far as depth and personnel goes. It's going to be a tough matchup for us. Our kids are going to have to play really well and keep the ball away from them to be successful."
A much needed win against the Indians last week gave Roper's Bulldogs some much needed confidence after a season opening loss to Mt. Carmel Week 1.
Page 2 of 2 - Still with a lot of inexperience for Harrisburg, Roper's primary concern is getting better week-by-week.
"It's going to come down to getting a week better regardless of who we are playing," he said. "I think Marion is a challenge for us, but will make us better win or lose."
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We are looking for contributors to an edited volume dealing with the
linguistic encoding of emotions in African languages. Experiential encoding
is influenced by socio-cultural features and, at the same time, by a common
search for expressiveness and informativeness. Cognition-mediated
strategies (metaphorico-metonymical renderings, anthropomorphization,
symbolic usage) and unmediated strategies (direct verbal utterance,
postural encoding, ideophones, etc.) are employed in the linguistic
encoding of basic-level experiences, mirroring the richness of this
neglected field of investigation.
The aim of the book is to offer an innovative approach to the study of
emotional encoding, paying particular attention to African minority
languages, and especially to (severely/critically) endangered languages
with no extensive lexico-grammatical description. Major topics are:
- Lexicon of emotions (Anger, Fear, Happiness, Worry, Shame,
Disappointment, Sadness, Hate, Love, Pity, Jealousy, etc.)
- Linguistic encoding of basic-level emotions
- Socio-cultural aspects related to the emotional encoding
- Analysis of strategies adopted in different experiential domains
(emotional vs conceptual, emotional vs physical, etc.)
- Methodology employed in collecting experiential renderings
- Semantic and lexical borrowing
Scholars interested in contributing are invited to send their abstracts in
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