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- Scenic helicopter flight
An accompanying musical soundtrack is choreographed to the flight, along with spontaneous narration by your professionally trained pilot. View the hills of San Francisco where you can see famous districts such as the Castro, the Mission, Pacific Heights, Chinatown and the Presidio. Flying over San Francisco you will get a unique perspective of the city skyline, including AT&T Park - Home of the SF Giants, Coit Tower at the top of Telegraph Hill and the financial district with the famous Transamerica Pyramid.
On this 56-mile (90-kilometer) helicopter flight (25-30 minutes), you will see many of the well-known San Francisco Bay landmarks from the air such as the Ferry Building, Alcatraz Island, the Bay Bridge, Fisherman's Wharf and of course, the Golden Gate Bridge.
Fly north to take in the Marin Headlands and California's craggy Pacific Coastline. You will also see the artist town of Sausalito, the sleepy town of Tiburon, and the former immigration station of Angel Island - the "Ellis Island of the West".
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- Zephyr Hotel, formerly Radisson Hotel Fisherman's Wharf, at 250 Beach Street (for passengers staying in Fisherman's Wharf hotels)
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Soar over San Francisco
- San Francisco pickup
- 25-30 minute helicopter flight
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- The weight restriction for this flight is 300lbs (136 kg). All passengers must be able to properly use standard aircraft safety belts
- Recommended: Comfortable shoes and a extra layer of warm clothing
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- Weather permitting. If seasonal fog obscures the view, tour route may be altered
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I got this tour for my boyfriend and #39;s birthday, and it was a mind-blowing experience! Thank you to the crew for a great job organizing an event: convenience of pick up location (Hilton hotel, parked 5minutes away at Rock Star Parking for only $12 daily fee),mini bus comfort, best seatings in helicopter

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Marion rallied for a 53-50 victory over Herrin in the opening round of the Carbondale Class 3A Regional in boys basketball Monday night.
That's the who, what, when and where. The how is much more complicated. And even the what might not be accurate, depending on who you ask.
"That was not a basketball game," said Marion coach Shane Hawkins. "I don't know what that was, but it was awful."
It certainly wasn't pretty -- especially down the stretch -- but Marion (13-15) advances to the regional's Tuesday night semifinal game against top-seeded Carbondale at 7:30 p.m.
Holding a three-point lead after Malik Stuckey made two foul shots with 1:01 remaining, Marion missed seven straight free throws in the final minute -- the Wildcats missed 10 total freebies in the fourth quarter and were 11 of 24 for the game -- but the Tigers missed six shots from the floor and two free throws of their own.
A scoreless final minute with plenty of shots at the basket, including two great looks by Herrin's Justin Lukens from the top of the key that could have tied the game. But when neither team could make a basket, the Wildcats eked out the win.
"A couple of those shots Justin took from the top, I thought they were down," said Herrin coach Irv Lukens. "I really did and everybody else did, too. They were right there and didn't fall. But we also had some putbacks that could have cut it to within one and changed the outlook of the game but they didn't fall and we had three or four looks."
The first 31 minutes of the game were, at the very least, entertaining.
Herrin held a 12-9 lead after a 3-pointer by Dylan Chrostoski, but a driving bank shot by Jawan Tucker pulled Marion to within a point at the first stop. Herrin took an 18-13 lead on a basket from DeVante Branch and led 23-16 after a trey by Austin Butler with 2:46 left before halftime.
That followed two free throws by Carsen Cash for a foul committed moments earlier but not recognized as the seventh team foul by the referees or the scorer's table, a miscue that caused a lengthy delay and argument over possession but eventually was settled.
A steal and layup by Marion's Brant Hill cut the Tigers' lead to 23-18 at the break.
Herrin senior Alec Taitt scored the first basket of the second half and the Tigers built a 31-22 lead after four straight points by Butler. Moments later, a trey by Justin Lukens from the top of the key made it a double-digit margin at 38-38 with 2:18 left in the frame.
Tucker answered with his own triple and putback, then Herrin was forced to call timeout on an inbounds play but Stuckey reacted angrily on the inbound pass and was given a technical foul at the 1:30 mark of the third quarter.
Page 2 of 3 - Herrin only turned it into one point, however, and a Hill basket cut further into the Herrin lead. Chrostoski drilled a 3-pointer with 22 ticks left to give the Tigers a 42-35 lead going into the fourth period.
Marion turned up the defense and it led to a three-point play by Hill, who added a 3-pointer after a basket from Herrin's Brenden Beasley and suddenly the margin was down to three.
Stuckey re-entered and made a steal that led to another Hill layup after Cash converted three-point play to knock it down to 47-46 with four minutes left. Following a Lukens free throw, Tucker canned a trey from the left side and Marion had its first lead of the game at 49-48 with 3:42 remaining.
Another steal by Stuckey led to another Hill bucket for a four-point Marion lead. After Tucker missed a bonus free throw, Butler scored to cut it to 51-50 with 1:19 showing, but the Tigers wouldn't score again.
Stuckey's two free throws 18 seconds later ended up being the final points of the game.
"This just goes to show you, this sport right here, if you execute sometimes you still don't come out on the winning side. But they gave their all and that's what we were begging for," Irv Lukens said.
"I'm so proud of the kids and the way they battled," Lukens added. "They could have ducked their heads and said this is our last game and we're supposed to lose, but they didn't do that. They executed what we wanted to do and I thought we controlled the tempo the whole game. Marion made a couple of tough shots that got them back going and we just didn't deliver and answer them."
Hawkins wasn't as thrilled with his team's performance or effort. In that final minute, Tucker, Gabe Murphy and Colton Carter contributed to the seven straight misses at the foul line.
"We did a lot of pouting and complaining when things didn't go our way instead of having some toughness about ourselves and that's the part that has to change," Hawkins said. "That was the downer to the night and obviously not finishing the game the way you want to from the free throw line. We had the guys there we wanted, at least we thought we did, but you have to step up and make them."
Hill finished with 22 points, with 10 of them in the fourth quarter, to lead the Wildcats. Cash added 14 points, including an 8 for 9 showing at the foul line, and Tucker finished with 13 points but was 0 for 6 at the charity stripe.
"We fought back and this time of year it's survive and advance and move on and we were able to do that. Hopefully we've got our clunker out of the way," Hawkins said. "We've talked all year about being consistently good, instead of being very good like we were Friday against Cahokia and then coming here and being rotten awful tonight. If we can ever just be consistently good, then you don't have these types of nights."
Page 3 of 3 - Justin Lukens, who was Herrin's lone returning varsity player this season and is the head coach's son, scored 21 points to match his jersey number in his final game. Butler, a fellow senior, added 17 points.
"It's going to be harder on me after tonight when I really realize me and him aren't going to be on the floor together any more," Irv Lukens said of coaching his son. "I cherish every moment I've had with him the last three years at this level. I'm very proud of him."
Herrin improved by leaps and bounds throughout the season and finishes with a 12-17 record. It marked the end for seven seniors: Lukens, Butler, Chrostoski, Taitt, Beasley, Jerral Pirtle and Jonas Hogenschurz.
"They weren't dealt a good hand," Irv Lukens said. "They had no experience and I was trying to force them into action as we went. It was a struggle at times but at the end we really started playing well together.
"If we had gotten this one, no telling what could have happened."
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http://www.nydailyne...cle-1.1207491So, it I were Woody Johnson I would implement this five-point plan:
1. Not Fire Rex Ryan
Johnson can take the easy way out and fire Ryan and start over with his fifth coach since he bought the Jets, but blowing up the franchise's infrastructure by getting rid of Ryan would be a panic move.
What the Jets need in the head coach's office right now is continuity, not another startup project.
It's been an ugly 12 months for Ryan, that's for sure, with the Jets losing their last three games in 2011 to finish 8-8 and not make the playoffs, and going 4-7 this year, meaning they have won only four of their last 14 games. The only positive for the Jets: their last five games are against the Cardinals, Jaguars, Titans, Chargers and Bills, who are a combined 17-33. As bad as those teams are, all but the Jaguars have better records than the Jets.
This is Ryan's first disaster season in his four years with the Jets. If he had not made the AFC Championship Game his first two years and had the Jets in contention last year, then Johnson would be justified firing Ryan after what looks like an irrelevant December with lots of empty seats coming up. In fact, he would have been justified getting rid of him after the 49-19 beatdown put on them by the Patriots on Thanksgiving Night in front of a national television audience with the season on the line. Johnson had to be humiliated.
The Giants came close to firing Tom Coughlin after his third season in 2006, and he only kept his job when he promised to treat players with compassion and not as nameless and faceless numbers. He was also forced to outline a plan how he was going to get Eli Manning straightened out. The decision by the Maras and Tisches to keep Coughlin worked out well. He has won two Super Bowls in the last five seasons. Back in the Cowboys' early years when fans were demanding Tom Landry be fired, owner Clint Murchison gave him a 10-year contract extension.
Of course, I'm not suggesting Johnson give Ryan an extension. He did that after his first season in 2009. He just needs to give him the 2013 season before making a decision to fire or extend him. Coaches rarely go into the last year of their contracts. Ryan's contract runs through 2014 and he makes about $3 million a year. There's no way Johnson is going to write Ryan checks for $6 million for not coaching his team when the Jets restructured guard Matt Slauson's contract in the summer just to save $258,000.
Ryan's locker room has not revolted against him as Coughlin's did in 2006. The players love playing for him. The problem is the quality of the personnel has deteriorated since Ryan arrived and he certainly shares in the blame. But he deserves the chance to come back next year.
2. Hire A Personnel Expert With Final Say
Johnson is comfortable with GM Mike Tannenbaum running the football operations. Tannenbaum is a smart guy: He went to law school and has a complete understanding of the salary cap. His strength is negotiating contracts and being extremely organized. He has surrounded himself with a personnel staff that he trusts, but too many decisions have not worked out. The Jets need to hire a personnel whiz who can do for Tannenbaum what Jerry Reese did for Ernie Accorsi with the Giants before Reese was promoted to GM. Tannenbaum needs to relinquish final say on personnel — that's often semantics because most decisions are made by consensus — while retaining his other responsibilities. But something must change: The Jets selected Stephen Hill in the second round this year and he can't catch. That's not a good thing for a wide receiver.
3. Find Real Competition For Mark Sanchez
Once the coaches saw Tim Tebow in practice, and he's well known as being an awful practice player, Sanchez's job was never in jeopardy. The Jets need to create an open competition in training camp next summer by signing a veteran free agent, making a trade or drafting a quarterback. The only starting quality QB who will be a free agent is Joe Flacco and the Ravens will surely franchise him if they can't work out a deal. Philly's Michael Vick is somebody to at least think about a bit. He's due to make $16 million in 2013 and it's hard to imagine Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie paying that kind of money. And with Andy Reid surely getting fired, Lurie may elect to start over at quarterback, too. Even when he's healthy, Vick has not played well this season. The Jets may be able to get him at severely reduced dollars, but he may not be worth creating another distraction at quarterback.
Sanchez is virtually guaranteed to be with the Jets in 2013. When they extended his contract as a kiss-and-make up move after they courted and were rejected by Peyton Manning, his new deal gets him $8.25 million guaranteed next season. Unless the Jets are willing to eat all of the money and cut Sanchez, or swallow a good chunk of it in a trade, then he will be back. Sanchez has been sabotaged by the worst group of skill position players in the league and that was true even before Santonio Holmes was lost for the season in the fourth game.
4. Dump Tony Sparano
He's a bad fit as the offensive coordinator and a big mistake by Ryan. Woody should have hired Todd Haley, who came in for an interview. Haley was hired by the Steelers, instead. Sparano's background is as an offensive line coach. When the Dolphins ran the Wildcat in 2008 in the first of Sparano's four years as head coach, it was not his offense. It was devised by QB coach David Lee. Sparano's play-calling is archaic. He is a ground-and-pound coach in a passing league. Three offensive coordinators in three years will not be good for Sanchez, but he has regressed in Sparano's system.
5. Say Goodbye To Terrible Tim
The Jets have to trade or cut Tim Tebow after the season. It's the right thing to do for the team and for him. Johnson said the decision to trade for Tebow belonged to Ryan and Tannenbaum and was not his way of selling more PSLs or hot dogs. But if the coaches wanted him, why aren't they playing him? Just being who he is and not because of anything he has said or done, Tebow has been a huge distraction. The reward has not come close to justifying the risk. The Jets surely know that by now.
Even with all the tumult during the Ryan era, the Jets have 36 victories, including the playoffs. The Giants have 37. They've each won four playoff games. The difference, of course, is the Giants added another ring to their collection while the Jets keep adding more sideshows to the circus.
One of the reasons Jerricho Cotchery forced his release from the Jets in training camp last year was because of Plaxico Burress. He was tired of the Jets first bringing in Braylon Edwards, then Holmes and finally Burress ahead of him. So, it's ironic that Cotchery's broken ribs suffered in the Steelers loss to the Ravens last week led to Pittsburgh signing Burress, their first-round pick in 2000 who had visited Pittsburgh after the lockout ended in the summer of 2011 before signing with the Jets. Burress has not played this season and his only visit was to New England during training camp. The Steelers signed him just for the remainder of the season for the prorated share of the $925,000 veteran minimum, so he's going to be extremely motivated to show that he's got something left so he will get a contract in Pittsburgh or elsewhere for 2013. "It's good to be back," Burress said…If the Steelers don't get Ben Roethlisberger back soon, they are not going to make the playoffs. Third-string QB Charlie Batch starts Sunday against the Browns with No. 2 Byron Leftwich out with a rib injury. Batch has thrown 208 passes in 11 years with the Steelers after coming over from the Lions
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Comments: Absolute junk anybody can buy a blade and split ring and attach to any jig . Dont believe these homers the hook shank is too short , the blade fouls every other cast and the weedguard is useless on a bladed jig as the hook should run behind the blade if it had gone through proper R&D. this thing is a scab. I like most of ricks work but this is a joke !
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With increasing amounts of free music being distributed legitimately via social networking sites, yesterday it was Rusko's turn to drop the second installment of his Lost Dubs via twitter. The pack of dubs features five tracks including collabs with Skream and Clipz (a guy who also goes by the name of Redlight). My picks from the bunch are:
Here's the full zip of all five:
Another handy dubstep freebie from this week was Joker's remix of Professor Green and Lily Allen. Green & Allen were already covering the SOS Band's 'Just Be Good To Me', a track that blew up in the early 90s when Norman Cook aka Fatboy Slim released it via his side-project Beats International. This one sees Joker providing a grimey bass-heavy rendition of the original, and is worth giving some play:
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The funny thing is, the Japanese world for "home", "Kaerubasho" literally means "the place where you return to" . So what the stupid Yuukimaru's been repeating the whole time, "My home is the place where I return to" is something like "Boku no kaerubasho wa.... boku no kaeru tokoro" is literally "The place where I return to... is the place where I return to".
I think someone thought he was really smart when he thought of that... for a friggin' 2nd grader.
Every since the Three tails showed up i was hoping it would trigger naruto's tailed beast. That would great to see naruto going Kyubi and fighting the three tails
Seems next week they are inside the 3 tails & run into a baby 3 tails /sigh..... this filler is going nowhere fast .
Oh and WTF Ino is being healed geeez what a useless bimbo.
Well Maybe Orochimaru will show up and fight with Deidara that might redeem the bordom of this filler.
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What chakra type are you?
at the rate of which the anime is progressing, these guys will have to release 2 episodes/week if they are to catch up to the manga.
I mean what was the point of this filler arc anyways, except for the "anger us" part and the deidara/tobi thing, I really didn't see a point in this arc. The manga is wayyyyy in front of the anime...so they should stop it with the filler arc, and start getting back on track. Ofc that will never happen:
lol you people still watch Naruto shippuden? Got to be the worst Anime I have ever seen. Now i just read the Manga.
Awful Animation, shit music, awful fillers, Even the story line isn't good because Naruto shippuden is so slow paced there is no excitement. Its Pokemon MK2 now, they are just turning/Have turned it into a cash cow.
There is going to be even more fillers I bet...... even though they are probably at least 2 years behind now.
Also this episode was REALLY pointless even for this filler. The story didn't progress AT ALL except for them getting ingested by the sanbi but I bet whatever happens in there between Naruto and Guren will be equally pointless. They should just end it already >:(


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SCC lost two games in the NWAACC Crossover Tournament at Treasure Valley Community College in Ontario, WA over the weekend. SCC is now off until January 5 when they open NWAACC Northern Region play against Everett Community College at EVCC.
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Opposition Motion—Documents requested by Standing Committee on Finance
Business of Supply
Government Orders
1:55 p.m.
Bonnie Crombie Mississauga—Streetsville, ON
Madam Speaker, our founders would be horrified to learn of the motion we are debating today. That today in the House of Commons we would be debating and voting on a motion affirming our rights and privileges is disgraceful. Parliament's absolute power to require the government to produce uncensored documents when requested is fundamental to our democracy. Would we ever imagine a motion demanding that the government provide oxygen to this chamber? Of course not, yet documents, more specifically the information on them, is as critical to the functioning of this place as the air that we breathe.
That the government would deny the right to these things speaks to an administration that values secrecy, control, manipulation, and ultimately, a complete disregard for this House of Parliament.
I was elected not only to be the voice of the people from Mississauga—Streetsville, but to be their eyes and ears as well. They expect me to hold the government to account, to demand explanations for policy decisions, and to vote for or against those proposals. Without complete information, without clear and unbiased evidence, without a full cost analysis, how can I perform this honoured calling to the best of my abilities? The answer is I cannot.
That is why Parliament was vested with privileges. Our founding articles, the British North America Act, now called The Constitution Act, 1867, established in section 18 the privileges, immunities and powers of Parliament. These privileges are expressed further in the Parliament of Canada Act and in our Standing Orders. In his landmark ruling last year on the Afghan detainees documents, the Speaker upheld the supremacy of Parliament and the right to order documents. He affirmed the House's undisputed role as the grand inquest of the nation and its need for complete and accurate information in order to fulfill its duty of holding this government and any government to account.
Yet over the last five years of this Conservative government, the House has been required to cite its privileges at a rate never seen before in our modern history. Our esteemed law clerk, Mr. Robert Walsh, has never been so busy. Repeatedly he is asked to attend committees to remind them of their rights and privileges when confronted with attempts at obstruction by the government. The examples are numerous: government ministers refusing requests to appear before committees; senior Conservative staff members evading bailiffs with summonses; documents not provided or seriously redacted; and the list goes on and on and on. When committees request documents, the government drags its feet. It obstructs, and when it runs out of options, it flat-out refuses.
There are books that document the amount and degree of Conservative government obstruction. Mr. Lawrence Martin, in Harperland: The Politics of Control, a runner-up for the Shaughnessy Cohen Prize for Political Writing at the Writers' Trust of Canada awards yesterday, provides a lengthy list of the Prime Minister's march of audacities.
Since the 2006 election campaign, here are some of the highlights, with due acknowledgement, of course, to Mr. Martin: the elimination of the access to information database; the nixing of the court challenges program; the secret handbook on how to obstruct committees; hiding justice department studies on crime; hiding a firearms report to prevent embarrassment on the gun registry; the Rights & Democracy fiasco; slashing the budget of the Parliamentary Budget Officer; withholding details of the stimulus funding, and we all know why that happened; firing the nuclear agency head, Linda Keen; halting Peter Tinsley's probe on the Afghan detainees; ousting Paul Kennedy from the Commission for Public Complaints Against the RCMP; smearing a career diplomat, Mr. Richard Colvin; defying Parliament's right to documents; padlocking Parliament by proroguing not once but twice; the move on Statistics Canada; and the list goes on and on and on.
Opposition Motion—Documents requested by Standing Committee on Finance
Business of Supply
Government Orders
1:55 p.m.
The Speaker Peter Milliken
I regret to interrupt the hon. member, but we have to proceed with other matters. There will be about fifteen and one-half minutes remaining in the time allotted for the member's remarks when the debate is resumed.
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2 p.m.
Cheryl Gallant Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke, ON
Mr. Speaker, you are invited. Everyone is invited. Renfrew County is having a celebration to honour the 150th anniversary of its founding.
This is going to be an incredible festival with special events happening all year long. The main attraction will be from June 9 to 12, 2011 on the Pembroke Regional Airport grounds. There is something for everyone to enjoy.
People can be a part of a journey through time at our pioneer village. They can listen to fiddlers, clap for the step dancers and admire the antique cars and trucks. They can see the live theatre and displays, aboriginal drumming, with lots more music and Ottawa Valley storytelling. There will be rafting and kayaking, pioneer exhibits, and a kids zone, a whole acre of activities for kids.
We hope to see everyone in the valley, the Upper Ottawa Valley. Everyone should join us for the 150th anniversary celebration.
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2 p.m.
Shawn Murphy Charlottetown, PE
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased that the annual Scotties Tournament of Hearts, the Canadian women's curling championship, is being hosted in my hometown of Charlottetown starting this weekend.
Curling is an important part of Canadian culture and a great winter pastime. Sometimes, in good humour, it is referred to as Canada's other winter sport.
In the province of Prince Edward Island, we have a very strong and competitive curling community. Men, women and youth enjoy their winters at curling clubs across the province and generally do well in national competitions.
I would like to wish all teams the very best of luck in this year's Scotties Tournament of Hearts, and in particular, the team representing P.E.I. made up of Suzanne Birt, who is the skip, Shelly Bradley, Robyn MacPhee, Leslie MacDougall, Tricia Affleck, and coach Paul Power.
I welcome all teams and fans to Charlottetown for this year's tournament. I encourage all members of the House to tune in to the action and cheer on their respective provincial teams.
Evens Guercy
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2 p.m.
Ève-Mary Thaï Thi Lac Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot, QC
Mr. Speaker, since this is Black History Month, I would like to take this opportunity to commend the extraordinary dedication of Evens Guercy, a sociologist and community police officer of Haitian origin who lives in Montreal. Mr. Guercy has made the personal growth and development of young people in poorer neighbourhoods his priority.
In 2005, he founded the Hope Boxing Club in the Saint-Michel neighbourhood of Montreal, where he helped these young people become more disciplined, while focusing on reducing school drop-out rates. A documentary entitled Les poings serrés, or Clenched Fists, was even made about the club. The film features two teens from the neighbourhood who have Hope Boxing Club and Mr. Guercy to thank for their success in life.
On behalf of my Bloc Québécois colleagues, I would like to congratulate Evans Guercy on his extraordinary commitment to young people. I am proud to know him and to count him among my childhood friends, for we grew up and went to school together in Saint-Hyacinthe.
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2 p.m.
Jim Maloway Elmwood—Transcona, MB
Mr. Speaker, Transcona is a railway town that was founded in 1909 by Lord Strathcona and incorporated as the town of Transcona in 1912. The name derives from a combination of "Transcontinental" and "Lord Strathcona".
A local business group is working with city councillor Russ Wyatt and MLAs Daryl Reid and Bidhu Jha on a plan to revitalize the downtown commercial district.
The group has committed to retain the connection to the hometown feel that has always made Transcona unique. Some of the already completed improvements include a new archway welcoming visitors to Transcona, a new centre median on Regent, new sidewalks, and solar-powered lighting fixtures.
The Regent Avenue area has attracted Universal Studios, which began working on a new movie, Beethoven Saves Christmas, on February 15.
This revitalization project is expected to be completed in 2012 in time for the community's centennial celebrations.
Wellington—Halton Hills
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Michael Chong Wellington—Halton Hills, ON
Mr. Speaker, I would like to draw to the attention of the House a couple of important events in my riding of Wellington—Halton Hills.
As past chair of the board, I am proud that the Elora Festival Singers and their conductor, Noel Edison, were recently nominated for a Grammy award in the best small ensemble performance category for the choir's 2010 recording of the music of Eric Whitacre.
While the Grammy went to another nominee, the nomination has put this local southwestern Ontario choral choir on the map. While we locals always knew that the village of Elora had a world-class choral choir, now the rest of the world knows as well.
I would also like to congratulate the Acton Scouts and Guides on 100 years of scouting in Acton.
Scouts is one of Canada's leading youth organizations offering programs for boys and girls in towns and cities across this great land. Over 74,000 young people are in Scouts which is provided by 23,000 volunteers. Acton has been part of this proud tradition for 100 years.
I congratulate the Elora Festival Singers.
I congratulate the Acton Scouts and Guides.
March of Dimes Conductive Education Day
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Rob Oliphant Don Valley West, ON
Mr. Speaker, I am proud to rise in the House today to commend March of Dimes Canada and recognize next Thursday, February 24, as March of Dimes Conductive Education Day.
March of Dimes, headquartered in Don Valley West, has been delivering programs and services to Canadians with disabilities since 1951. This is its 60th anniversary of working to improve the lives and livelihoods of Canadians with disabilities, advancing accessibility and creating a society inclusive of people with disabilities.
Conductive education is an innovative learning system that maximizes the independence and mobility of children and adults with neurological motor disorders like cerebral palsy, Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis and those who have had a stroke or brain injury. The conductive education program has the potential to make a life-changing impact on the mobility and independence of close to nine million people in North America.
I ask all members to please join me in congratulating March of Dimes Canada and recognizing and supporting the conductive education program, a cornerstone of our ongoing efforts in Canada to achieve full inclusion of Canadians with disabilities.
Canadian Wheat Board
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Bradley Trost Saskatoon—Humboldt, SK
Mr. Speaker, a few days ago, my colleague, the member for Simcoe North, put forward a bill that would permit farmers to opt out of the Canadian Wheat Board. While I firmly believe it is in the economic interests of farmers to put the single desk Wheat Board to pasture, it is not the economic damage that the Wheat Board causes that I find most obnoxious.
Members should know that the original Wheat Board was installed in the World War I era to keep grain prices down. Then, when the Wheat Board was put into its current form during World War II, it was also aimed at lowering the prices that farmers received.
The Wheat Board did and does this by robbing farmers of the freedom to control their own wheat, their own private property. It is this annual expropriation of property that I find most egregious. No one forces farmers to buy their fertilizer or their fuel from one source and yet if a farmer chooses to sell wheat in his own fashion, he can go to prison.
If freedom means anything at all, it should mean the right to control one's own property, the fruits of one's labours. The Canadian Wheat Board is an assault on the liberties of not just farmers but an assault on the liberties of all Canadians.
Standing Senate Committee on Energy, the Environment and Natural Resources
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2:05 p.m.
Paule Brunelle Trois-Rivières, QC
Mr. Speaker, while the Conservatives claim to be champions of respecting provincial jurisdictions, it is troubling to see how indifferent they are to the cross-Canada tour the Standing Senate Committee on Energy, the Environment and Natural Resources is on to promote a sustainable energy policy from coast to coast to coast.
This Senate expedition stopped in Montreal on February 7 and 8, clearly interfering in Quebec's jurisdictions. The taxpayer-funded travels of these unelected representatives of an archaic costly institution fly in the face of respect for Quebec's jurisdictions. Quebec and Canada have completely different visions of a sustainable energy future. Quebec is focusing on truly green energies and not on nuclear power and promoting the oil sands.
This Senate committee has no business dictating energy policy to Quebec. Quebec's energy future is determined by Quebeckers for Quebeckers.
Festival du Voyageur
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Shelly Glover Saint Boniface, MB
Mr. Speaker, I am very excited to return to Saint Boniface tomorrow night to open the annual winter celebration called le Festival du voyageur. This world-class 10-day event celebrates the joie de vivre of the voyageur and fur trade era with food, song and dance. I know festival will be a fantastic display of Franco-Manitoban and Métis culture. I look forward to serving pancakes, visiting the maple sugar shack and enjoying first-class performers.
The Festival du Voyageur is held every February. It is the largest winter festival in western Canada. As a francophone Métis, I have been attending the festival since I was a little girl.
Many thanks to the volunteers, the organizers and the official voyageurs, Roger Chamberland, Michelle Gervais and their two children, who work continuously to promote the festival in our community and elsewhere.
I encourage Winnipeggers, Manitobans and Canadians alike to please get out to le Festival du voyageur in Saint Boniface.
Enjoy the festival!
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February 17th, 2011 / 2:05 p.m.
Michael Savage Dartmouth—Cole Harbour, NS
Mr. Speaker, today around the world, 774 million adults lack basic literacy skills and one in five adults, mostly women, cannot read or write at all. Canada's literacy statistics are just as alarming for a country as wealthy as our own.
Literacy is not just about reading and writing, it is more than just understanding words on a page. Literacy is a powerful tool to eradicate poverty and to advance people socially and economically. Those who cannot access literacy skills are tragically left behind in society and, thanks to the government, we are leaving far too many people behind.
In the 2006 budget, the federal government announced it was cutting $1 billion worth of what it called wasteful programs. Part of that was a $17.7 million cut to adult literacy programming. One in three Canadians who struggle with literacy every day do not think much of that.
By improving literacy skills, a person increases his or her chances to find employment, to lift oneself out of poverty, find or create opportunities and make great contributions to the community.
Today let us recognize those who assist learners, those who bring meaning to words and who open the doors to better lives for those who struggle with literacy for their benefit and the benefit of all of us.
Canadian Athletes
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2:10 p.m.
Colin Carrie Oshawa, ON
Mr. Speaker, this past weekend, our Canadian athletes had outstanding performances on the world stage.
Erik Guay of Mont-Tremblant won gold in men's downhill skiing at the FIS World Championship in Germany. This is the second time in a row that a Canadian has won this title.
Calgary's Alex Gough became the first Canadian and the first non-German in 13 seasons to win a World Cup luge race. Gough is one of the many young Calgarians who had the opportunity to get involved in winter sports because of the outstanding legacies of the 1988 Olympics.
On Sunday, Milos Raonic of Thornhill became the first Canadian to win an Association of Tennis Professionals championship in 16 years. Mr. Raonic's victory against defending champion, Fernando Verdasco, featured serves that clocked at 240 kilometres per hour.
Our government is proud to support our athletes, and in fact the current levels of support are at the highest ever in Canada. We congratulate our athletes on these tremendous accomplishments.
Immigration Settlement Programs
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2:10 p.m.
Paul Dewar Ottawa Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, our community of Ottawa Centre has always been proud to welcome new Canadians. In 1979, we came together and welcomed 4,000 refugees from Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos.
For the media, they were called the "boat people"; for the government, they were "small boat escapees"; but to our community, they were our new neighbours and, with community support, our new neighbours thrived.
That is how we feel about new immigrants and refugees here. That is why we support settlement programs. That is why we believe the government's $53 million cuts to immigrant services will undermine the quality of life for all of us.
These cuts will take away child care resources for newcomers, at the same time that the government is making family reunification almost impossible. Language classes will be severely limited, resulting in isolation and separation, making it harder to find a job, build relations and contribute to our community.
These cuts will hurt our newest neighbours first and all of us in the long run. We call on the government to reverse those cuts now.
The Economy
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2:10 p.m.
Jacques Gourde Lotbinière—Chutes-de-la-Chaudière, QC
Mr. Speaker, the Liberal leader's economic policy is based on tax hikes that will put the brakes on our economic recovery, eliminate jobs and set back hard-working Canadian families.
For example, he is openly and unequivocally calling for a $6 billion increase in taxes. That is not a freeze, it is an increase.
The Liberal leader wants this tax increase to be reflected in the next budget, and he maintains that if we do not increase taxes, he will vote against the budget and trigger an election.
The last thing we need is an unnecessary election or the uncertainty caused by a coalition, which would jeopardize our economic recovery now that we are entering the home stretch.
While the Liberal leader is criss-crossing the country calling for an unnecessary election, our government will stay the course with its tax relief plan to support employment and growth.


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PRICE-Our loving husband, father, grandfather, uncle, and friend, Ferris J Hunt, age 83, passed away at his home while surrounded by his family on May 9, 2010.
He was born May 21, 1926 in Green River, Utah to Elias and Eva Johnson Hunt.
Married Malinda "Mindy" Hoggatt on Nov. 13, 1949 in Ely, Nev.
Ferris was a graduate of Green River High School and enlisted in the U.S. Navy during World War II where he served in the Pacific Theatre and later participated in the atomic bomb tests known as "Operation Crossroads" at Bikini Atoll. Ferris worked for UDOT for 37 years as a engineer.
He was the last surviving charter member of the Green River American Legion Post #103. He made sure that each veteran buried in the Elgin Cemetery was properly recognized for their service to their country. Member of the Price Elks lodge #1550. Ferris enjoyed gardening, good lively conversations, caring for his family and taking care of everyone in his own special way. He will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him.
Survived by his loving wife, Mindy Hunt, Price, Utah; children, Jon (Sheryl) Hunt, Schedelbach, Germany; Susan Turner, Sunnyside, Utah; Dan (Lisa) Hunt, Helper, Utah; sister, Maedell (Gary) Ekker, Green River, Utah; nieces and nephew, Lyda (Dale) Crane, Lynda (Jesus) Zamora, Carla (Roger) Jones, Chet (Brenna) Hunt; partner in highways and a granddaughter, Don Shurtz; "special" nephew, Kenny (Vena) Tryon; eight grandchildren, Jenny Turner, Malinda "Bo" (Jason) Roth, Lorraine Turner, Range Hunt, Kaleb Hunt, Jeremy Hunt, Cody Hunt, Jessica Hunt; five great grandchildren, Dillon Hunt, Seth Hunt, Drew Hunt, Cy Roth and Dawson Roth.
Preceded in death by his son and daughter-in-law, Tim (Julie) Hunt; son-in-law, Ben Turner; grandson, Jeffery Hunt; parents; four brothers and four sisters.
Graveside service Thursday, May 13, 2010, 11 a.m., Elgin Cemetery in Green River, Utah. Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main Street in Price Wednesday evening from 6-8 p.m. Military honors accorded by the Green River and Price American Legions.
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- Family Pictures is the story of Carmen Lomas Garza's girlhood: celebrating birthdays, making tamales, finding a hammerhead shark on the beach, picking cactus, going to a fair in Mexico, and confiding to her sister her dreams of becoming an artist. These day-to-day experiences are told through fourteen vignettes of art and a descriptive narrative, each focusing on a different aspect of traditional Mexican American culture. The English-Spanish text and vivid illustrations reflect the author's strong sense of family and community. For Mexican Americans, Carmen Lomas Garza offers a book that reflects their lives and traditions. For others, this work offers insights into a beautifully rich community. [This text is listed as an example that meets Common Core Standards in English language arts for K-1 at http://www.corestandards.org.]
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What's the best garment for a beginner sewist to make to start a vintage-inspired wardrobe?
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SN: What's your favorite way to add a retro touch to sewing projects?
Gertie: Using high quality garment fabrics makes all the difference. I love finding luscious wools and silks to sew with–it really hearkens back to a time when you could buy all sorts of fibers and weaves at your local department store!
SN: When a project isn't coming together as easily as planned, what do you do?
Gertie: Step away and sleep on it. Once I've taken a break and gotten some rest, a solution to my problem usually comes to me.
SN: Tell us about your experience taping Sew it All . What was your favorite part?
Gertie: It was so much fun! Working with Ellen is like chatting to an old sewing buddy rather than taping a formal segment.
SN: What's the best sewing advice you ever received?
Gertie: Always stabilize your necklines. There's nothing worse than a gaping neckline. (Well, there's probably a lot things worse, but you get the point!)
Thanks so much to Gertie for sharing with us! We love the new book and we can't wait to give away a copy! For your chance to enter, answer this question in the comments section: Many of Gertie's designs take inspiration from the '40s and '50s. What era of fashion are you most inspired by?
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The Seventh District Judicial Nominating Commission has selected three nominees for a vacancy in the Seventh District Court. The position will replace Seventh District Court Judge Bruce K. Halliday, who announced his retirement effective February 2007. The Seventh Judicial District is comprised of Carbon, Emery, Grand, and San Juan counties.
The nominees are as follows: W. Brent Langston, chief deputy county attorney, Emery County, Ferron; Gene E. Strate, Carbon County attorney, Helper; and Second District Court Commissioner Douglas B. Thomas, Layton.
A 10-day public comment period will be held before the names are submitted to Gov. Jon M. Huntsman Jr. Seventh District Nominating Commission Chair Sam Singleton is accepting written comments regarding the nominees at Administrative Office of the Courts, P.O. Box 140241, Salt Lake City, UT, 84114-0241. The deadline for written comments is 5 p.m. on Jan. 2, 2007.
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The June Buchanan School offers a wide variety of extracurricular activities for all students from kindergarten through high school. These activities include academically-based teams and organizations, as well as various athletic teams. We strive to produce well-rounded individuals, and our extracurricular activities program is an amazing asset to our students.
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JACKSON — Count Republican Lt. Gov. Phil Bryant as those not fond of Gov. Haley Barbour's special session within the regular session.
Last week when the Legislature was in regular session to work on adopting a state budget, the Republican Barbour called a special session for some items he was interested in to be considered.
Throughout last week, the Legislature would jump from regular session to special session and vice versa. On more than one occasion, the Legislature's presiding officers, Speaker Billy McCoy, D-Rienzi, in the House, and Bryant in the Senate, would have to adjourn one session and begin another to stay within the often complex parliamentary rules.
At one point, the Senate was debating an issue, and Bryant had to stop in the middle of the debate and convene the special session because the Senate had moved earlier to re-convene the special session at that particular time.
Bryant said having a special session within a regular session caused undue confusion.
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