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If you love whales, you won't want to miss Big Miracle (rated PG), in theaters February 3. It is a rescue adventure movie that tells the amazing true story of Adam, a small town news reporter (played by John Krasinski) and Rachel, a Greenpeace volunteer (played by Drew Barrymore) who work to save a family of majestic gray whales trapped by ice in the Arctic Circle. With time running out, Rachel and Adam must rally an unlikely coalition of Inuit natives, oil companies, and Russian and American military to free the whales.
We wanted to get the real story, so we interviewed Cindy Lowry, the REAL LIFE Greenpeace volunteer who was there and inspired Drew Barrymore's character. She has a lot of amazing whale stories, plus insight into how we can protect animals today, so read on. . .
Q: Were you always interested in whales?
Cindy: One of the first times I saw whales was in California at Sea World. My first impression was, "Wow. This is like a really small pool for these large creatures to be in." So there was something kind of unnatural about it for me. And then later when I was in Alaska, one of the issues I worked on was orcas, and at the time, Sea World was wanting to come up and capture orcas to take back to put in captivity. Alaskans really didn't want that to happen, and I became involved with the state and some of the natives, and we made it so that didn't happen. But yea, I've just always had the connection with whales. I was just always one of these little kids that my parents had a hard time getting out of the water. They said, "I think you're half fish." Maybe I was really half whale. [Laughter.]
Q: How close have you been to a whale?
Cindy: One of the issues I worked on was humpback whales in Glacier Bay, which is in southeast Alaska, and they come in the summer with their young where there's also cruise ships and vessel traffic. So I used to go down there for like two weeks and set up a camp and watch the vessel-whale interaction. We worked with the National Park Service about setting up "whale waters." It's like a designated area of 5 or 10 miles where cruise ships have to reduce their speed going through, so they're not disrupting the whales and their little ones that are around.
When I was in the kayak, humpbacks would be pretty close to us, and then on shore, orcas would also come in to that same area, and they came very close to the shore with their little youngsters. It was very, very funny to see them trying to corral the little ones to, you know, keep them in control because they were just kind of bouncing all over wanting to go different directions.
Q: Have you ever been splashed by a whale?
Cindy: The only time was during the rescue of the gray whales in Barrow. At that time, the Soviets were coming in with the icebreaker and they had come in a ways, so I think the whales could start smelling open water, and they were getting very excited. So I was kind of kneeling down on the ice, saying good-bye to them, and, you know, I just remember this one coming up and resting – I mean they're so huge – I mean resting its head, and it came up and blew. I was totally like frosted from whale breath. [Laughter.] It was just so amazing, and I told them they were going home soon. It was this moment in time where I had the most amazing eye contact with that whale, and, in fact, I know they knew that they were going to be free soon. It was really an incredible experience.
My most favorite time of being with them was during the night because it was just two or three of us out there. All the media was back in Barrow. You know, they weren't out there in the middle of the night usually, so it was the most peaceful time. It was just so quiet. The only thing that was making a sound was the generators keeping the holes open and the whales just using the different holes to swim back and forth. They're such majestic creatures and they just touch my heart still, those whales. They went through so much to survive over that three-week period. I just saw the film yesterday . . . it just brings tears to my eyes seeing them.
Q: How much of the film is based on actual events and how much is embellished for Hollywood?
Cindy: Well yea, I mean it's not a documentary, but the truth is definitely there and I think a lot of it is pretty representative of what happened. The thing that I came away with from the event and also the movie really conveys is how people of different viewpoints can set aside their agendas and work together, and amazing things can happen. It was just like once we were there and we saw the whales trapped, our whole focus was "we are getting them out of here," you know? So it was just this really incredible period of time where people really just could set aside their differences and work for the greater good, getting these whales on their way home.
Q: Was that the best moment of your career so far?
Cindy: It really was. You know, I've had some really pretty amazing events in my life and that's probably the top one. I mean I've also had some really wonderful experiences with wolves and keeping them safe for a few years. In Alaska now there is wolf control, which means the state does sanction people going out and shooting them from the air for predator control, and as we've said over the years, there's absolutely no reason for predator control. I mean there's plenty of moose and caribou for hunters and usually if there's an issue with caribou and those numbers are down, it's not because of wolves.
But they're doing similar things with bears now as well. It's not good, but I guess I'm the eternal optimist, so I'm always hopeful that we can turn things around. And I kind of go back to what my grandfather said. As a little girl, hunters would want to come through our farmland and hunt coyotes, and one time we just weren't letting them come through. My grandfather said to me, "[Coyotes] have as much right to be here as we do." You know, and that's just in my heart and always has been and always will be.
Q: Have you ever been in a really dangerous situation?
Cindy: Yea, I've been kayaking across Glacier Bay and there have been some pretty hairy times with tidal rips and not knowing whether you were going to make it across.
During the whale rescue in Barrow there were some times with the helicopters going out. I mean it was so cold – it really was 30 below – and the helicopter, the propellers would start icing up. Something was going wrong and we had to turn around and come back and made, you know, some pretty hard landings.
The last night I was there that I was telling you about with the whales and the ice cutter was coming in and, you know, you're like 12 miles out or whatever on the ice, so it's pitch black except for this ice cutter coming, which looked like a sky scraper because it was all lit up, coming toward you. And I remember, we had walkie-talkies. Back then, there's no cell phones. And I called in and he's like, "Ok, I want you to get out of there because if they come in too close it will split the ice up." But some reporter came from I don't know where. We said, "Look, he should not go beyond this spotlight that we have set up because we're really not sure where the water starts," and he just ignored us and he went on out a ways and then all the sudden he turned back and he's like, "I almost went in the water."
Q: What are some of the issues affecting animals now?
Cindy: One of the whales that is still endangered is the North Atlantic right whale population. They're in the Nantucket Sound area, and there's only 300 left of that population. One of the issues I've worked on is the offshore wind power development in the Cape Cod and Nantucket Sound area. With any kind of offshore development, there's so many things going on in the ocean with pollution and toxics and noise. Noise is a huge, huge factor right now with whale populations around the world. It can disrupt their migration. It can disrupt their vocalization between each other when they're trying to get to places. We've had issues with the Navy over the years and with dolphins and their sonar. When the Navy does sonar tests, it has a huge, huge impact on marine mammals. I mean it's affecting their hearing, and that's a huge thing for them to use when they're migrating.
We all want "green" development, but let's make sure that these things are looked at. Let's make sure they're not in places that are going to harm migrations of mammals or birds or bats. Wind-power turbines are affecting bats. Well it's the propellers that are used. That's been an issue on the West Coast with land-based wind development with the Altamont Pass area with raptors and bats that are unfortunately running into those turbines. I think now some are shutting down for certain periods of time for migration. So, you know, they're trying to reduce the effect of them.There's a whole host of issues that folks need to look at. It's not as simple as saying "green is always good," you know?
Q: What do you think is the most pressing environmental issue today?
Cindy: I would definitely say it is loss of habitat whether that's on land or in oceans, and it's a little bit more tricky with oceans because it's hard to see how they're losing habitat, but it's more of the toxins and things that are going into the oceans and like I was mentioning before the whole noise issue. And we know global warming is happening. In the early 80s when I was doing this work with Greenpeace, we were talking about climate change and global warming then, and now it's really here. It's at our back door, and I think even then I really didn't think it would come this fast and it unfortunately has. So I think priority is really looking at those issues and coming up with really tried and true things that we can do to protect species while this is happening.
Q: What can kids do to prepare for a career in environmental advocacy?
Cindy: I think kids could get involved with different organizations, and whatever animal they're interested in, you know, talk with folks about how to become involved. There are a lot of environmental groups. Earth Island Institute has been my home base for years and and I know they have volunteer opportunities. There are great organizations like Humane Society of the U.S. They have a whole marine mammal division as well. So they do really incredible work and I know that they can always use volunteers and I know that they have internships that they have up on the website.
As far as studying in college, you know, I think it would be Natural Resources Managament if they wanted like a broad type direction. If they wanted something more specific I think they could go into a Biology major or Oceanography.
Q: Do you have any advice for kids who want to become environmental advocates like you?
Cindy: Oh gosh, you know, the more we can have, the better because even more habitat is being lost. Whales and ocean marine mammals and land-based mammals, they're just losing their homes and their habitats. The more kids that can grow up and be involved with things that I've been involved with and want to protect creatures and ecosystems, the better. We're going to need a lot of folks out there. We need more planet Earth warriors out there. And it's such a rewarding experience.
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There's no question we need lower gas prices (even as legislatures and Congress look at raising gas taxes). The price of gas has a ripple effect throughout the economy, driving prices higher and eating into consumer pocketbooks. With more and more citizens having less and less "discretionary" spending money available, the entire economy is going in the tank. You're hearing more and more people, including economists, starting to use the "R" word -- recession.
But a reduction in oil prices could go a long way toward restoring the economic health of the country.
The question is, does Bush still have any capital left in the Mideast, and how interested are the oil producing nations in helping stave off a recession in the United States, one that could hurt them in the long run if they can see that far ahead. Among the world's leading oil producers, Kuwait, the gulf states and Saudi might be inclined to help. Iran certainly has no reason to do anything that would benefit the U.S., Iraq's production is only now starting to come back on line to a point where it could help, and U.S. relations with Venezuela are probably even worse that those with Iran. U.S. foreign policy in recent years has not helped our standing with several of the major oil producers.
But if Bush still has any clout at all in the Mideast, he may be able to get some production increases. The question then becomes, will it be enough to significantly lower gas prices in the United States, and what will those nations want in return?
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Operation Payback is facing a little payback of its own. First Twitter closed the pro-Wikileaks hacker movement's account. And now we hear the Feds are shutting down some online discussion of Operation Payback attacks.
Some sites have received federal court orders to cease any further online documentation of the attacks, which targeted Visa, Mastercard and other financial companies who froze Wikileaks accounts, a source close to the situation tells us. Among the sites where content is coming down is Encyclopedia Dramatica, which we're told received one of the orders. The 4chan-affiliated reference wiki within the past hour had the number three Google hit for a search on "Operation Payback." It has since deleted its article, though the entry remains accessible via Google cache (NSFW). Here's what it looks like now (click to enlarge):
The message board 4chan has also reportedly deleted threads documenting Operation Payback, but the anarchic image-sharing site is notorious for its churn and heavy moderation even in the absence of federal orders, so it's hard to tell exactly what's going on. (If you know of other sites affected, or have documentation on this reported court order, we'd love to hear from you.)
On Twitter, meanwhile, some people writing about the hacker raids have switched from using the hashtag #payback to using #payitforward, since, some believe, Twitter has been monitoring the original #payback tag and moderating some of those tweets.
Whatever its stance on discussion of the raids, Twitter is clearly done being used as the rallying point from which to organize them. The company shut down the @Anon_Operations account, which was being used to synchronize successful denial of service attacks on companies like Visa and Mastercard. (The account name has since been claimed by an apparent parody version, while a kindred site has sprung up at @AnonOps.)
Operation Payback was meant to punish companies like PayPal, Visa and Mastercard for freezing Wikileaks' assets. The effort, believed to be affiliated with the anti-Scientology 4chan spinoff Anonymous, was successful in the case of Visa and Mastercard, taking down both companies' websites. Whether the victory extends beyond those brief symbolic wins remains to be seen; both credit card firms claim their processing networks were not affected by the attacks.
The attempted punishment is also likely to produce a nasty PR backlash. Hacking Wikileaks' enemies might be cathartic, but it also reinforces the notion that there's something illicit about Wikileaks — and about the practice of publishing information the government would prefer, usually for its own selfish reasons, to keep secret.
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Hunter Mahan has put up his share of 62s over the years, but he took it one lower when he fired an 9-under-par 32-29=61 in the final round of the Travelers Championship for his lowest round on the PGA TOUR.
Local man George Coetzee will take on a rain-drenched Royal Johannesburg & Kensington GC when he goes in search of a second victory at the Joburg Open in South Africa.
Adam Scott took home the hardware after the 2016 Honda Classic and returns this week for a chance to defend his title at PGA National's Champion Course.
Joey Garber took top honors at today's open qualifier into this week's Honda Classic, firing an 8-under-par 31-32=63 to seal his seat. Joining him from the qualifier will be Ryan Armour (7-under 64) and the two survivors of a 5-for-2 playoff taking place tomorrow morning.
Brandon Stone has won two of the last six European Tour events he's contested on home South African soil and will look for more success in this week's Joburg Open at Royal Johannesburg & Kensington Golf Club where he's rated the clear favourite for victory with the bookies.
PGA TOUR rookie and World No. 141 Wesley Bryan back-pedaled to a 1-over-par 35-37=72 in today's final round of the Genesis Open to finish up his tourney debut on 11-under 273, falling two places into a career-best four-way T4, six shy of champion Dustin Johnson.
World No. 231 Scott Brown smoothed a 4-under-par 33-34=67 in the final round of the Genesis Open to post 12-under 272, up three places to joint second, five back of champion Dustin Johnson.
World No. 3 Dustin Johnson played 36 holes on Sunday at the Genesis Open, concluding with an even-par 33-38=71 and a 72-hole tally of 17-under 267, good for a 5-shot win over Thomas Pieters and Scott Brown. It's his 13th PGA TOUR title in 206 career starts and ascends to No. 1 in the Official World Golf Ranking for the first time.
Making his tourney debut, World No. 47 and sponsor invite Thomas Pieters hung up a bogey-free 8-under-par 31-32=63 in the final round of the Genesis Open to post 12-under 272, up 25 places to solo 2nd, seven back of the leader on the course Dustin Johnson and tying the low round of the week. UPDATE: With play completed, Pieters finished co-runner-up, five back of champion Johnson.
Second-round leader and World No. 3 Dustin Johnson painted a bogey-free 7-under-par 32-32=64 in the two-day third round of the Genesis Open to post 17-under 196, good for a 5-shot lead over TOUR rookie Wesley Bryan, who shot 63.
World No. 53 Kevin Na styled a bogey-free 4-under-par 33-34=67 in the two-day third round of the Genesis Open for a 54-hole tally of 10-under 203, up four spots on the live leaderboard to solo 3rd with third- and final-round play in progress.
Making his tourney debut, PGA TOUR rookie and World No. 141 Wesley Bryan enjoyed a career-low 8-under-par 33-30=63 in the two-day third round of the Genesis Open to post 12-under 201, up 18 spots to T2 and good for the 54-hole clubhouse lead. UPDATE: With third-round play completed, Bryan is in solo 2nd, five back of leader Dustin Johnson, who shot 64.


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Acts of the Apostles 1:12-17, 21-26
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Their voice has gone out into all the earth.
Verse: The heavens declare the glory of God.
IN THOSE DAYS, the apostles returned to Jerusalem from the mount called Olivet, which is near Jerusalem, a sabbath day's journey away; and when they had entered, they went up to the upper room, where they were staying, Peter and John and James and Andrew, Philip and Thomas, Bartholomew and Matthew, James the son of Alphaios and Simon the Zealot and Judas the son of James. All these with one accord devoted themselves to prayer, together with the women and Mary the mother of Jesus, and with his brothers.
In those days Peter stood up among the brethren (the company of persons was in all about a hundred and twenty), and said, "Brethren, the scripture had to be fulfilled, which the Holy Spirit spoke beforehand by the mouth of David, concerning Judas who was guide to those who arrested Jesus. For he was numbered among us, and was allotted his share in this ministry. "So one of the men who have accompanied us during all the time that the Lord Jesus went in and out among us, beginning from the baptism of John until the day when he was taken up from us-one of these men must become with us a witness to his resurrection."
And they put forward two, Joseph called Barsabbas, who was surnamed Justos, and Matthias. And they prayed and said, "Lord, who knowest the hearts of all men, show which one of these two thou hast chosen to take the place in this ministry and apostleship from which Judas turned aside, to go to his own place." And they cast lots for them, and the lot fell on Matthias; and he was enrolled with the eleven apostles.
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UPDATE: Check out a new video with the Big Time Rush boys!
What do you get when four hockey players from Minnesota move to L.A. and start a super popular boy-band? You get Big Time Rush on Nickelodeon. Lucky Kid Reporter Danielle Azzolina interviewed the guys from the show: (from left to right in the pic) Carlos Pena, James Maslow, Logan Henderson, and Kendall Schmidt. Turns out they are all as lovable in real life as they are in the show! Read on to find out more. . .
Danielle: Logan, what does your dream girl look like?
Kendall: Don't say me again, Logan!
Logan: I don't have a set dream girl as far as what she looks like, but I know what I like, and I love a girl with a sense of humor. Someone who can make me laugh and that I can get along with and talk with and who is just sweet overall, inside and out. So I think that's some of the qualities I look for in a girl.
Danielle: James, have you ever acted in anything else before?
James: Yeah! I grew up singing and did a lot of musical theater down in San Diego mostly. I even sang with the San Diego Opera. I did La Boheme, and some little things with them and that led into film and television. I guest starred on iCarly. I played Shane in the second season premiere which was a lot of fun.
Danielle: Oh yeah, I saw that one. I actually interviewed Miranda once. Over the phone though.
James: Very cool. She's such a sweetheart. Other than that little things. I did a little movie that I just found out is going to Slamdance in Utah this year. It was just a little tiny independent thing I did a cameo in. But other than that the last couple of years have really been focused on this show. So I had an awesome upbringing in theater and now this is just a dream come true. Now my life is dedicated to Big Time Rush.
Danielle: Kendall, are there any funny bloopers that happened while filming?
Kendall: Well, there is a good one- I don't know if you have a fear of blood. It's not that funny. But me and this kid had to do a stunt and he had to get checked by me. I didn't pay attention during rehearsals. I wasn't even there. We were all dressed up in hockey gear and they called me in and I totally didn't even know what we were doing until I got there and then they were like, "Okay, you're going to check James." And I was like, "Okay. I can check James. I can definitely do that." And I think I might have checked him too hard and too high because when he came down on the table it cut up his arm.
James: We all have battle wounds from the show. In the show, you'll see- what's her name on the show-
Carlos: Camille.
James: Camille, the method actress. She goes and she slaps Kendall and we did a good seven or eight takes and she really slapped him.
Kendall: I have been slapped so many times on the show.
Logan: In fact I think that's my favorite part of the show is watching Kendall get slapped.
Danielle: Carlos, what's your character's best quality?
Carlos: Well, I think Carlos Garcia's best quality is that he has no filter and he's not afraid to try anything new. So if someone says, "Look, this water's green but it tastes like watermelon," he'll try it.
James: Actually that sounds delicious.
Carlos: Yeah! I need some green water!
Kendall: I don't think I would.
Danielle: Logan, how would you like your character to evolve on the show?
Logan: I think actually in the upcoming episodes, my character does kind of evolve in a way that I actually really respect and like. I know that in his next couple of episodes he's the one that's more timid and he really likes to think things through and make sure everything's right before it happens and that's a great quality, but every now and again sometimes you just have to go for it and I think that's a huge thing with all of us on the show. Sometimes you just have to get the courage and the strength to go for what you want and in one of the upcoming episodes- I'm not going to say which one- but in one of the upcoming episodes I do that in a big way. So that's one little piece of how my character development shows.
Danielle: Was it just chance that you all got the same name as your character in the show?
Carlos: They changed the original names just to accommodate the whole thing being a real band.
Kendall: We've never said this in an interview by the way. I don't think anybody really knows this.
Carlos: Exclusive! So I'll give mine. My original name in the show was Jessie.
Kendall: Mine was Donovan. James' original name was Bryan with a "y".
Logan: And mine was- are you ready? Drum roll. . . Konas.
Kendall: Konas! Nobody has that name. It's crazy. We could have been the Konas brothers. Really. Think about it.
Logan: Bonus Konas. But I think our names really bring out a really cool side to all of us and I think it kind of helps whenever we're performing on stage or having an interview like this. You can just call us by our actual names and it's much easier.
Danielle: You guys are awesome singers. Awesome. I can't wait to see the rest of the series!
James: You're an awesome interviewer. I'm very impressed.
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Interesting. Gov. Walker cuts taxes, and by a ton. I don't seem to recall a similar news item ever about...
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I'll do that during the week. Bowl games don't start for a while. I can tell you right now that Barrett Jones vs Louis Nix will be at the top of the list.
Will minter stay in school so he could go higher in 2014?
I wish the Bears weren't so weak at OL. I would love to take someone like Eifert..
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Not if he can't block
^there is that...
If you read Olsen and Eifert's scouting report, they are basically identical coming out of school. They are the same size Olsen (6'6" 254) and Eifert (6'6" 251). If anything Olsen is a bit faster and Eifert is a bit of a better blocker. But Eifert still needs to imporve his blocking to be considered an average NFL blocking TE. Right now there is no way the Bears can draft Eifert in the first round with all of the other needs they have.
If Eifert is there you take him no questions asked. We have 0 production from our TE's... Davis shouldn't even be in the NFL. Our Oline is playing well now and I doubt Emery goes that direction. Look for TE, CB, or DT to be the first round pick
I'm just never a fan of a 1st Rd TE. They can be found elsewhere.
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Carnivorous plants tend to grow in places where the soil is thin or lacking in nutrients like bogs and rocky areas, so these plants must get some of their nutrients by trapping and digesting animals, especially insects. More than 600 species and subspecies of carnivorous plants have been identified, although some are now extinct. The Venus's-flytrap is probably the most famous.
Just like other plants that need to attract other creatures to help with things like pollination, carnivorous plants use different strategies to attract their prey. Some are sweetly scented, others are brightly colored, still others have parts that are sticky or slippery or designed in a way that makes it hard for prey to escape. Once they have attracted their dinner, carnivorous plants use five basic trapping strategies:
The Venus's-flytrap has long been an object of fascination (it even stars in a movie!). How does the plant move? Does it have muscles? Venus's-flytraps aren't the only type of carnivorous plant that moves, but they are the most commonly known. When something touches the trigger hairs on the edges of the leaves, the cells on the inside wall of the trap transfer water to the outside walls, so the inside essentially goes limp. This makes the leaf snap closed. Another way carnivorous plants move can be observed in sundew plants, which have a long flypaper trap. Once the prey gets stuck on the gluey tentacles, the tentacles embrace the creature by growing faster on the outside than the inside. And they can do this really fast. One species of sundew can bend 180º in only a minute or so!
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yess,, it's released..
poor shiro..
and then ganta will help shiro,,
will shiro forgives ganta??
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Sorry to bring this back from the dead after almost two months of no posting, though its still on the front page.
Any clue when they'll be releasing this month's chapter, if there is one? I'm just wondering cause we're right on the edge of the month.
I hear it will be released this Friday.
Edit: oh wait, it is Friday. Then sometime this weekend I guess.
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Indeed, I was right!
Spoiler!Poor Nagi though.
Shiro has a male version that knows more than her, damn.
How are the other Deadmen survive if they still have the chokers?
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Nagi, at least, got to go out in a grand fashion.
I wonder how long it'll be until we find out the significance of those names near the end of the chapter. Also, how many others beyond Shiro, Crow, Yoh, and Minatsuki didn't get out that would be enough incentive to keep Ganta in DW?
took me about 7 hours from front to end, great manga!
Is the next chapter the last one? or will they make it 25 chapters just like eureka seven?
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These special events offer something for all ages- crafts, face painting, games, refreshments and more.
These locker/change rooms are offered at each YMCA of Niagara Branch, and provide privacy for adults and opposite sex children (under six years), while also giving consideration to other members using the general change room.
The YMCA is committed to building strong kids, strong families and strong communities. Research has identified 40 "developmental assets" which are the essential building blocks that all young people need to be healthy, caring, competent adults. The YMCA of Niagara is incorporating the "Asset Building" approach into all our children's programs to help children make wise decisions, choose positive paths and grow up competent, caring and responsible.
Child Minding
The E.J. Freeland YMCA's Child Minding service allows YMCA adult members the opportunity to participate at the YMCA with the assurance that their children are being cared for in a safe and secure environment. For member convenience, hours are scheduled during peak times and may change based on the time of year and usage. Please consult the program schedules for availability.
Hourly - $3.25
Member Monthly Pass - $42.00 per child
20 30-minute Punch Card - $31.00
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Help us give the best care for your child. Parents should provide disposable diapers, wipes and a bottle or 'sippy-cup' with juice or water. A change of clothes for children who are in training is recommended. Please ensure that all personal articles are labeled with your child's full name. We recommend parents do not bring personal toys. The YMCA will provide a selection of toys, for a variety of ages, to be used while visiting.
Parties are for kids ages 3-12 and include an energetic YMCA staff to help out throughout the afternoon!
Parties are 3 hours in length and consist of an hour in the gym for the inflatable bouncer, an hour of swimming (YMCA of Niagara Swim Admission Standards apply) and an hour in the party room for your birthday celebration. Please note that you are responsible for bringing your own food, decorations, and party favours for the birthday celebration. Party hosts may arrive 15 minutes prior to the scheduled party time to decorate for the birthday celebration.
Parties are available on various Saturdays or Sundays at various times.
Booking information
Please contact the YMCA at 905-871-9622 or click here to book your party on line. Cost of the party includes up to 15 children and unlimited number of adults [minimum 1 adult is required, more may be required to meet swim admission requirements]. Birthday child does not have to be a current YMCA of Niagara member.
Full payment is required at time of booking. Cancellations must be made in person a minimum of 15 business days before the scheduled date of the party. Cancellations made less than 15 business days before the scheduled date of the party will be refunded less an administration fee of 35%. Cancellations will not be refunded within 7 business days before the scheduled date of the party. All refunds will be mailed within 14 business days of submission.
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May 31 2013 08:43AM
It is hard to find a lot of information on the newest member of the Edmonton Oilers, Anton Belov, but this video shows he knows how to score.
Belov turns 27 in July, stands 6'4" and weighs 215 pounds. He's played in Russia his entire life. He played his first four years of pro hockey with CSKA Moscow, and he's spent the past five seasons playing for Omsk Avangard in the KHL. He's coming off his best offensive season, 9 goals and 26 points in 46 games, but prior to that he'd never scored more than 4 goals or 14 points.
I tracked down Dmirty Chesnokov, a Russian reporter who covers the NHL and KHL to get a quick scouting report on Belov.
Gregor: Give me your best scouting report on Anton Belov.
Chesnokov: If I have to describe him in one sentence, I'd say that the past season, and considering it was a lockout season so there were a lot of NHL players in the KHL, he was probably, unofficially the best defenceman in the KHL. This is the best way to describe him. He was one of the brighter spots on the Russian national team at the World Championships. Everybody knows the … performance that team had, but he was one of the players who stood out. The amount of improvement he has shown the past few years along with his e maturity, I think Edmonton has got a great, great player.
Brownlee: His calling card is moving the puck. How about his defensive play though?
Chesnokov: Yes, this is one of those things that coming out of the KHL, and playing on the bigger ice that is more of the mind set of the Russian defenceman, they're not really shut down guys. They would venture all over the ice. When you're talking about young guys like Orlov, Belov or Marchenko that Detroit signed today, yes they are more into puck moving.
They could be a liability in the defensive end, however just like Markov when he came and joined the Habs a couple years ago; he was also one of those guys who wasn't a shut down guy. Yet, he learned to play a real physical, shut down game in Montreal. I think Belov, especially at twenty-six; he's old enough to understand what the responsibilities are and what the coaching staff is expecting of him. It's not about him. It's not about his offensive abilities. It's about being a shut down guy and playing defence and playing that smart game. I think he's smart enough to do that.
*This is Belov in a brief scrap with Alexei Yashin.*
Gregor: Is he a highly competitive guy, who is going to show up and every night? Does he have that component to his game?
Chesnokov: I think so. He came from an organization, where he learned from guys like Jaromir Jagr. He had the competitive nature around him. But at the same time, it's still something new. He needs to go through camp. He needs to understand what it's like to play in North America. It's very different- the approach, the physical play, because of the smaller ice. But again, I'm fairly confident that he can certainly do that, especially coming to the NHL at such an age, twenty-six, not an eighteen year old kid. So he knows what he needs to do, he's got the frame, he's got the body to do it.
Brownlee: I'm curious how this developed and if you could shed some light on it. Even a day or so ago, you and some other people seemed to think he was going to end up in Pittsburgh. How did the Edmonton Oilers, seven years out of the playoffs, land a prospect like this?
Chesnokov: Yes, this is something sort of connecting the dots because the World Championships just ended recently. Somebody who was there said, "Hey did you know MacTavish was there and he was asking a lot of questions about Belov?" Until today, it's not that I forgot, I remembered it yesterday or something in back of mind that Belov announced he would indeed terminate his KHL contract because he was going to sign in the NHL.
At the same time, his agent is the same agent as Malkin and usually agents tend to work with the same team. Then there was interest from about half a dozen clubs, and because he was undrafted he could pick where he wanted to go.I think the personal visit by the GM of the Oilers in Scandinavia, in Finland and Sweden, sealed the deal for him. By the looks of it, he is really, really excited about coming to the NHL.
He may see it as the last chance because he had a gentleman's agreement with Omsk, saying that if he gets an offer from the NHL that they will agree to let him go. That is what happened. They wished him well today after the signing. I think it showed him confidence when the team GM was actually there, scouting him in person, and maybe talking to him, talking to media, and other people around the Russian team about him. So he could have seen it as probably the last chance to be in his prime, to join an NHL team that has so much potential.
- Belov won't solve all of the woes of the Oilers blueline, but if can move the puck as well as they say then he's an upgrade. Right now he's their best left-shot puck moving D-man, ahead of Nick Schultz and Ladislav Smid. If he is as good as Chesnokov believes, top defender in KHL last season, then he could be a good 2nd pairing defender for the Oilers. With Ryan Whitney not returning there is an open spot on the powerplay for a left shotting D-man, so Belov could see some PP time.
- TIme will tell if this was good depth move, but based on the UFA market, and Belov's price tag, one-year entry level deal, this is a good gamble.
- I had the June 4th as the date someone would write an article stating Linus Omark could/should return to the Oilers. It happened yesterday when Willis penned this at Cult of Hockey. Eventually someone would bring it up, and I agree that Omark has NHL-level skill, I just don't see why the Oilers would bring him back. They don't need another small, skilled forward who isn't great defensively. The only way I see him back in Edmonton is if the Oilers trade away one or two of their skilled forwards. I suspect the Oilers will trade his rights instead of re-signing him.
- The four remaining teams all have a "Win one for the Gipper" player on their roster. Jarome Iginla in Pittsburgh, Robyn Regehr in LA, Wade Redden in Boston and Michal Handzus in Chicago. Regehr has played 944 regular season games and 54 in the playoffs. Handzus had 944 and 86, Redden is at 1023 and 106 while Iginla's played the most, 1232 and 65. I don't buy that players want to win more for Iginla than they would for themselves, but I'm sure we will read about that angle before the Cup Finals start. If I had to pick one of those four to cheer for, I'd likely root for Redden.
- The Kings have 21 players who've won a Cup. The Bruins have 18, the Penguins 10 and Chicago has 9. If experience means that much, I guess the Kings have the advantage, but I don't see them winning. I'd love to see a Hawks/Pens final.
Here's a bold move...
IF you think Omark can crack top 6, you move one of your higher ticket but smallish top 6 wingers. Dangling Eberle would probably return a #1 or #2 Dman with similar pricetag.
Before you crap on the idea, consider the tradeoff. Would the downgrade effect on the forward lines be more than offset by the upgrade of Moving in a true #1 and moving Petry to second unit?
Eberle for Yandle?
It's a sensible suggestion. I argue that the #7 pick would give very comparable return to moving Eberle and does less damage to the rebuild.
isn`t yak a muslim, not that it means anything but trying to find russian`s to pair up with him probably isn`t a great idea, unless there muslim also, just sayin.
May 31 2013, 05:36PM
It's a sensible suggestion. I argue that the #7 pick would give very comparable return to moving Eberle and does less damage to the rebuild.
I doubt the #7 overall pick has the same value as Ebs, but it would be interesting if they moved either one. If Eberle was moved, Rajala could be made a roster spot, possibly Omark.
May 31 2013, 05:39PM
isn`t yak a muslim, not that it means anything but trying to find russian`s to pair up with him probably isn`t a great idea, unless there muslim also, just sayin.
That logic is baseless, that's like saying I, being Canadian, would prefer a Jewish Canadian player to a Protestant Canadian player
May 31 2013, 07:27PM
That logic is baseless, that's like saying I, being Canadian, would prefer a Jewish Canadian player to a Protestant Canadian player
baseless logic is the very foundation the interwebs was built upon.
May 31 2013, 07:43PM
After all, there's all that historic animosity between Jews and Protestants.
The Oilers have needs that even the best smalled skilled winger will just not fill. Even as good as Omark is, I think everyone can agree he's not better than Eberle, and he's not better than Yak, so as a third line RW, is he going to make our team better?
If we're considering three scoring lines, Omark may be of value. Not saying he's an automatic, but you have to consider the possibility.
If Omark is an Oiler next year, it will demonstrate management hasn't learned a thing. If he's really truly that good to crack our top six, then he can be traded for good value somewhere else to get back a piece we need.
everyone is forgetting another big young russian named Daniil Zharkov. He actually did pretty well in the post season in his league. He is 6'4, 212 lbs (hockeydb.com) and he is a left shot. He is still young but he could turn into a bulldozer in a 3rd line.
everyone is forgetting another big young russian named Daniil Zharkov. He actually did pretty well in the post season in his league. He is 6'4, 212 lbs (hockeydb.com) and he is a left shot. He is still young but he could turn into a bulldozer in a 3rd line.
He is not forgotten by a longshot.
We will see more of him soon I am sure.Even if he canprovide avarage NHL offense with that size we have room for him,and if he can show a mean streak,he will definately find a home.
My kingdom for a big man who sees the points as his before the game and gets madder and madder over 60 mins if the opponents dont turn them over,and decides to smash those points out one way or another getting meaner and meaner as the 60 minutes expires,increasing his nasty and intensity levels.
Maybe Zharkov is this man.Maybe he is a greedy guy who believes he deserves the points every night,sometimes the Green Monster can really drive a man to great heights,I am smelling Messier type motivation behind Zharkov and want to see more of him ASAP. maybe he doesnt think the stars we have are better than he is,and has the cojones to say so,I goddam love it,bring him to camp.Put his big arse out there ,maybe he can do as he says he can,he hasnt been proven wrong yet.
everyone is forgetting another big young russian named Daniil Zharkov. He actually did pretty well in the post season in his league. He is 6'4, 212 lbs (hockeydb.com) and he is a left shot. He is still young but he could turn into a bulldozer in a 3rd line.
He just signed a contract with the KHL so everyone is worried that he'll either pan out but won't want to come back, or will never be good enough to come back. Kind of crappy.


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It is never easy to say that you may have been wrong in a previous life, but every once in a while you have to face the facts and change your opinion. Today is one of those times. I would really like to say that I am now older and wiser but I do not want to be presumptuous. I am older though and I figure that one out two is a good start.
In my previous thinking, I believed that ninth graders playing sports for the high school may have been a waste of time on their parts, that they would have been just as well off staying at their junior highs. I can now truly say that I was incorrect which is a polite way of saying that I was wrong.
I now see the light. I now am thoroughly convinced that any freshman that has any talent is better off at the high school. Although this may slightly irritate junior high coaches that they lose their older, better players, it is better for the student themselves. They will be further ahead playing an additional year in the high school system.
If you want evidence, I show you this season's Emery High teams. Karson Jensen, a sophomore, starts varsity for the boys and Gatlin Huntington sees action. Both played at the school last year.
If you want better evidence, I show you the Emery girls basketball team as sophomores ShiAnne Allred, Jodi Robertson and Frankie Komar are all key components of this season's highly regarded team. All played at Emery last season.
Although there are only two freshman boys on this year's team, Nevin Jensen does see varsity action. But the six freshman girls that play at Emery this season show promise of being able to continue the winning tradition as they mature.
So I could end my thoughts here with the facts presented and just say that good athletes should move up whenever possible but I believe that an additional step should be taken. If I was wiser, I may have left this alone but as we previously decided, I am older.
If this helps ninth grade athletes to be at the high school, what would it do to the rest of their class if they also were at the high school. I, and others, a lot of others, believe that it is time to move the ninth grade to the high school and make the two junior highs middle schools.
I know that this is a big step, but let's look at the facts. If it is better for the athlete, it is better for the student. Currently there are 23 3-A high schools in the state. Out of those 23 schools, how many would you guess have all four grades in the high school? I was stunned when I found out that it was 20 of them. That is right, only three schools do it the way that we do. Emery, Carbon and one other are the only schools that do not have all four high school classes together.
So Emery County residents, it is time to make the change. The benefits far out weigh any problem that could crop up. Let's make the change. Let's make an improvement in our kids lives. Let's make Emery High a four-year institution.
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Anna Marie Williams, 88, of Harrisburg, passed away at 6:23 a.m. Monday, Oct. 8, 2012, in Saline Care Center.
She was born May 20, 1924, in Harrisburg, the daughter of the late Edward and Dora (Rude) Newton. She married Homer "Blue" Williams on Dec. 4, 1942, and he preceded her in death Aug. 19, 1989.
Anna was a homemaker, member of Home Extension, a member of McKinley Avenue Baptist Church and their Senior Choir.
Anna is survived by two daughters, Lana and husband Pete Smith of Harrisburg and Carolyn Fullington of Wentzville, Mo.; a son, Richard (Kim) Williams of Harrisburg; eight grandchildren, Laurie (Bruce) Barchet, Brooke (Brent) Lewis, Rick Fullington, Scott (Christin) Fullington, Kim (Tim) Tallent, Kathy (Brian) Winningham, Christie (Gregg) Wooten, Melissa (Dave) Venegoni; great-grandchildren, Jocelyne Barchet, Jack Barchet, Kyle Fullington, Brittany Fullington, Kayla Fullington, Olivia Tallent, Courtney Winningham, Christian Winningham, Brooke Winningham, Andrew Wooten, Nicholas Wooten, Brandon Wooten and Dominic Venegoni.
She is proceeded in death by her parents; husband; one sister, Millie Pence; four brothers, Virgil, Earl, Bertis and Kenneth Newton; and a sister-in-law Mary Jones.
Service will be 2 p.m. Thursday Oct. 11, 2012, at Reed Funeral Chapel, the Rev. Roger Lipe officiating. Burial will follow in Salem Cemetery in Carrier Mills. Visitation will be from noon to 2 p.m. Thursday at Reed Funeral Chapel.
For those who wish, donations may be made to the Alzheimer's Association. Envelopes will be available at the funeral home. Condolences may be sent to the family at the obituary page of reedfuneralchapel.com
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Fishing Reports for Week of December 2, 2009
Gulf Coast Region
Water Body Report
COLETO CREEK Water stained; 67 degrees (81 degrees at discharge); 0.06' low. Black bass are slow. Striped bass are slow. White bass are slow. Crappie are slow. Channel and blue catfish are good on trotlines baited with live perch and worms. Yellow catfish are good on trotlines baited with perch.
NORTH SABINE Trout are fair to good under birds and pods of shad on soft plastics. Redfish and flounder are good in the marsh on shrimp. Trout are good over mud and shell.
SOUTH SABINE Trout are fair to good under birds and pods of shad. Redfish are good at the jetty on live bait and cracked crabs.
BOLIVAR Trout are fair to good while drifting shell on plastics. Bull redfish are good on the beachfront.
TRINITY BAY Trout are good for drifters working pods of shad and mullet on Bass Assassins, Trout Killers and Sand Eels. Trout are good under birds on the north shoreline.
EAST GALVESTON BAY Redfish and flounder are fair to good in the marsh around drains on shrimp. Trout and redfish are good under the birds when the wind allows.
WEST GALVESTON BAY Bull redfish and flounder are good at San Luis Pass on shrimp and shad. Sheepshead, redfish and black drum are good at the jetty on shrimp and crabs.
TEXAS CITY Gulf trout are good in the channel on fresh shrimp. Flounder are good on the edge of the channel.
FREEPORT Bull redfish are good around Surfside and at the Quintana jetty on crabs, shrimp and mullet. Flounder are fair to good at San Luis Pass on jigs tipped with shrimp.
EAST MATAGORDA BAY Trout and redfish are fair under the birds when the wind allows. Trout are fair for drifters on live shrimp over humps and scattered shell. Trout and flounder are fair to good on muddy shorelines on soft plastics.
WEST MATAGORDA BAY Trout are fair on sand and grass humps on soft plastics and topwaters. Redfish are fair on live shrimp at Shell Island and Mad Island.
PORT O'CONNOR Redfish are best at the mouths of the back lakes on the falling tide on shrimp and mullet. Bull redfish are good at the jetty on crabs, mullet and shad. Trout are fair to good on the reefs in San Antonio Bay.
ROCKPORT Redfish are good in Redfish Bay on mullet and crabs. Bull redfish are good in the Lydia Ann Channel and around Mud Island on shrimp and crabs. Slot redfish are good in California Hole on live bait.
PORT ARANSAS Redfish are fair at Shamrock Cove and Pelican Island on topwaters and Gulps. Look for reds to fall to deeper water with the falling tides. Bull redfish are good at the jetty and on the beachfront on natural baits.
CORPUS CHRISTI Bull redfish are good in the surf on mullet and shrimp. Trout are fair for waders working mud and grass on small topwaters and Corkies.
BAFFIN BAY Trout are good on topwaters and plum plastics around rocks and grass. Trout are good while drifting deep rocks on plum plastics. Redfish are fair on the edge of the Intracoastal.
PORT MANSFIELD Redfish are good while drifting holes on natural baits under a popping cork. Trout and redfish are fair to good on the spoils on slow-sinking MirrOlures and Corkies.
SOUTH PADRE Trout are good around Long Bar and on the edges of the ICW on soft plastics. Redfish and trout are good near the Lookout and Stover Point.
PORT ISABEL Trout and redfish are good at Laguna Vista and Holly Beach on swimming baits and shrimp under a popping cork. Snook and mangrove snapper are good in the Brownsville Ship Channel.


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