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Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Sylvain Chicoine Châteauguay—Saint-Constant, QC
Mr. Speaker, just as the NDP predicted, the Conservatives' cuts to Veterans Affairs Canada are going to significantly reduce the services provided to the men and women who have bravely served this country. We are talking about the most significant change to that department in Canadian history, with over 800 full-time jobs being eliminated.
At a time when 35,000 soldiers who served in Afghanistan will be eligible for these services, why are the Conservatives so determined to take these resources away from our courageous soldiers?
Veterans Affairs
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Steven Blaney Minister of Veterans Affairs
Mr. Speaker, it is very clear. What we are taking away from veterans are the millions of unnecessary transactions for veterans who need our services. We are simply cutting the red tape, cutting the routine and repetitive tasks that waste paper and in no way serve our veterans. That is what we are doing. If the member really wants to help veterans, he should support budget 2012, because it maintains veterans' benefits.
Veterans Affairs
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Peter Stoffer Sackville—Eastern Shore, NS
Mr. Speaker, once services are taken away, it will be impossible for a veteran to actually speak to someone in person.
The government has this theory that veterans' mental health issues can be solved over the Internet or maybe with a long distance phone call which could be answered by a private company called Quantum, which answers the phone as Veterans Affairs Canada.
Why is the government privatizing veterans services to private companies? Why is it laying off so many front-line people who provide that invaluable service to the heroes of our country?
Veterans Affairs
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Steven Blaney Minister of Veterans Affairs
Mr. Speaker, I invite my colleague to visit the National Centre for Operational Stress Injuries at Ste. Anne's Hospital in Montreal. This centre of excellence is part of a network of clinics. We have doubled the number of clinics. We have people working on the streets to help veterans. The best way to continue providing support for veterans' needs, both physical and mental, is to support budget 2012, which maintains all benefits for veterans.
Agriculture and Agri-Food
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Malcolm Allen Welland, ON
Mr. Speaker, access to safe food is something Canadians expect and deserve, but if the Conservatives have their way, food safety in the future will be a roll of the dice, with fewer regulations, fewer inspections, and massive cuts to food inspectors. No wonder the Conservatives refused to meet with the UN food rapporteur.
Why are the Conservatives cutting the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and gambling with the health of Canadians?
Agriculture and Agri-Food
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Gerry Ritz Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food and Minister for the Canadian Wheat Board
Mr. Speaker, nothing could be further from the truth. Canada's food safety is found to be among the best in the world by qualified sources that are constantly adjudicating us.
We are not cutting food safety. What we are doing is refocusing our energy and our abilities to make sure that Canadians continue to enjoy safe food.
Agriculture and Agri-Food
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Ruth Ellen Brosseau Berthier—Maskinongé, QC
Mr. Speaker, we know what happens when the government falls short on food safety: listeriosis and E. coli outbreaks.
With fewer standards, fewer inspections and fewer Canadian Food Inspection Agency inspectors, how can Canadians continue to trust the system? We are headed straight for disaster.
Why are the Conservatives launching a direct attack on food safety?
Agriculture and Agri-Food
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Gerry Ritz Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food and Minister for the Canadian Wheat Board
Mr. Speaker, the member opposite is new to the file. I would be happy to have the department brief her on any of these issues at any time should she so desire.
The department will tell her that we have hired over 700 inspectors since we formed government. We have added hundreds of millions of dollars in capacity for CFIA to retrain and recruit new people. Last year we added $100 million in the budget and this year we have added $51 million. Every time we add moneys in the budget, the NDP votes against it.
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Judy Sgro York West, ON
Mr. Speaker, when campaigning for the trust of Canadian seniors, the Prime Minister promised not to cut pensions. Then after tricking seniors with false promises, the Prime Minister smiled, shrugged, and reached deeply into their pockets. Seniors believed the Prime Minister when he said that their pensions would be safe with him.
Would someone over there, anyone, stand up and tell Canadians why the Conservatives have such a problem when it comes to telling the truth?
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Diane Finley Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development
Mr. Speaker, we are making sure that the old age security system is safe for today's seniors and safe for future generations. To do that we have to make some changes, but those changes will not take effect until 2023. That is when they will start to be phased in.
We have to make sure that Canadians do have access to old age security. That is what we promised. That is what we are going to do for today's seniors and for future generations.
41st General Election
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Joyce Murray Vancouver Quadra, BC
Mr. Speaker, alleged widespread Conservative election fraud is a grave matter for Canadians and for the future of our democracy.
It is appalling that this scandal-ridden government is still in denial. Yesterday the parliamentary secretary continued the falsehoods about the tight connection between his party and the Pierre Poutine IP address, and he twisted the Chief Electoral Officer's own words of warning. That is shameful. Canadians deserve better.
When will the Conservative government take our democracy seriously and call a royal commission?
41st General Election
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Dean Del Mastro Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister and to the Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs
Mr. Speaker, several statements made by the member opposite are categorically false.
There is no connection between the IP address mentioned by the member and the Conservative Party of Canada, and she knows that full well.
We are working to assist Elections Canada in this matter. I wish the opposition parties would do the same.
Financial Institutions
Oral Questions
May 9th, 2012 / 3 p.m.
Glenn Thibeault Sudbury, ON
Mr. Speaker, when confronted with the fact that our credit card payment regime is perverse and subverts market forces, the Minister of Finance pointed to the toothless voluntary code of conduct.
As it stands now, the voluntary code is doing nothing to protect merchants and consumers from paying some of the highest fees in the world, a whopping $5 billion in hidden fees alone.
Will the minister finally admit that the voluntary code is not working, pledge today to do what other G20 countries have done and implement binding regulations to end these infuriating fees?
Financial Institutions
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Jim Flaherty Minister of Finance
Mr. Speaker, to the contrary, the code of conduct is working. It is working because there is compliance by all parties with the code of conduct. They all know full well that if they breach the code, we will move to regulation. They know that and they follow the code. There have been a couple of instances of breach; we have brought them to the relevant parties' attention, and they have corrected it.
The code works. It was created by all parties in the credit card system.
Financial Institutions
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Annick Papillon Québec, QC
Mr. Speaker, SMEs and consumers have good reason to be disgusted because, every year, $5 billion in hidden fees is being taken from Canadians' pockets and given directly to credit card companies. It is completely unacceptable.
Putting an end to excessive credit card interest rates is a simple way to resolve this problem. It would allow these billions of dollars to be reinjected into the economy and would stimulate growth.
Why are the Conservatives allowing consumers and SMEs to be victims of credit card companies' predatory practices?


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She married Harrison J. Melton in 1938 in Castle Dale. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple. She was a homemaker who always put her family first. Music was her life and she owned and operated her own studio for many years, where she taught piano and guitar. She also loved to crochet, but most of all she will be remembered as someone who always gave service to others.
Donetta is survived by a granddaughter, Lori Bradfield; four great-grandchildren: Amanda Lee, Ashlee Nicole, Katrina Suzanne, and Kristen Shanee; two great-great-grandchildren: Jayda Rochelle and Annikah. Also survived by siblings: Bell Anderson of Emery, Walter Mortensen of California, Gay Jensen of Salt Lake City, Leon Mortensen of Manti, Michael Mortensen of Salt Lake City, Sandy Mortensen of Emery Town, Toni May Hoffman of Bountiful, and LaRena Collard of Huntington.
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Cadillac sales were up 37.1 percent on an annual basis to 6,028 units in August. XTS sales rose 33.1 percent to 2,700 units and the SRX sold 1,912 units.
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During the first eight months of 2014, Buick sales rose 9.7 percent year on year to 587,361 units, Chevrolet sales were up 5.2 percent to 436,969 units, Cadillac sales increased 64.4 percent to 45,618 units, Wuling sales grew 15.0 percent to 1,101,383 units and Baojun sales declined 4.0 percent to 56,791 units.
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Robin Brownlee
June 10 2012 02:15PM
Retired tough guy Georges Laraque is publicly pitching a return to the NHL, which is something I told you was coming back on April 1, and you can bet he will be running that idea – probably already has -- past the Edmonton Oilers.
From Jim Matheson's Hockey World in The Edmonton Journal today: "I told my agent (Steve Kotlowitz) I'd sign anywhere. I'll take a physical. I'll sign a one-year minimum (salary). I'd come in like a rookie," said Laraque, who last played during the 2009-10 season, getting into 61 games over two years with the Habs until they bought him out of the final year of his three-year contract. He's played 645 NHL games, in all with the Edmonton Oilers, Phoenix Coyotes, Pittsburgh and Montreal.
"At my age I wouldn't expect to play every game and if I went from nine minutes a game to four or five, that's fine. I could be a veteran role player. I can't see how a team could turn me down with those terms if they want toughness. I want to end on my own terms and I have something to prove. I'm going to be so motivated to play again." Matheson's story is here.
Laraque, 35, was bought out of his last contract by Montreal and a lot of people have assumed he'd just fade away, but his decline as a player was as much about his health as anything. Laraque struggled with herniated discs in his back, and as somebody who has dealt with that, I can tell you there are few things as debilitating – just in day-to-day life, let alone trying to play hockey at the NHL level.
I'll let other people so inclined debate the merits of a return by Laraque and if he'd fit in with the Oilers here and now, but he's healthy again, as referenced in today's piece written by Matheson, and that makes a world of difference. Laraque speaks about hs desire to return on his Facebook page here.
I'd like to see Laraque at least get the chance to go out on his own terms and put a miserable end to his NHL career in Montreal behind him, but that's just me. More important in the bigger picture, Laraque is friends with Edmonton owner Daryl Katz and if he really wants another look-see from the Oilers under terms that make sense, he'll get it.
Take that to the bank.
I'm enjoying the "Should the Oilers . . ." series of articles by Jonathan Willis about the possibilities of pursuing players via trade or free agency. You can find them here and here. They promote discussion, debate and traffic, which is the point of what we do here at Oilersnation. As an added bonus, they set-up relevant follow-ups for the person writing them.
If you conclude the Oilers should pursue a player and they do, you look pretty smart. If they don't pursue that player, you've got a built-in follow up pissing and moaning that they didn't (especially if that player has a great season somewhere else). Same thing if you say they shouldn't and they do (especially if the player turns into Cam Barker). Either way, you can wag your finger and tsk tsk. The material writes itself.
If I was writing the next item for Canadian Press or another MSM outlet, I wouldn't pass it along because I haven't been able to get any verification from anybody in the know, but I'm not, so I will, even if it's fodder for those prone to whining "Brownlee, you used to be a journalist, not a blogger writing in his pajamas and taking swigs from a big jug of Sprite . . ."
Somebody I know insists that Brent Sutter already has been told he's got the job as Edmonton's next coach, which flies in the face of most the reports I've seen and what GM Steve Tambellini has said on the record.
Possible? Sure. Verifiable? Not with Tambellini and president of hockey operations Kevin Lowe tighter than clams these days. It also conflicts with the insistence by 630 CHED radio man Bob Stauffer associate coach Ralph Krueger is a serious contender for the job. This version of the coaching sweepstakes doesn't jibe with what I've heard.
If Sutter ends up with (or already has) the job, I wonder if he might want to re-visit supposed interest the Oilers have had in Jarome Iginla in the past? That sounds way out there, doesn't it? Doesn't it? Just asking.
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Laraque over Hordichuk, just saying...
June 10 2012, 02:23PM
Laraque looking to throw his fists around for the Oilers once again.
Please no Laraque, been there done that, do we really need to watch him ask guys to fight again? We need reaction
June 10 2012, 02:43PM
HAHA..funny because its true. Georgie does have more offensive talent than Horc's!!
As far as Iggy coming to Edmonton, let's get serious Reuben. There is no chance in hell he would come to Edmonton at this point in his career. Especially coming from down the QEII. We're not talking Steve Staios here.
I hope the Oil have a bunch of balls in the air leading up to the draft, because if we come out with another #1 pick, and thats it, we will be in for another year of exciting basement-dwelling hockey.
If management and coaching is insistent on wasting a roster spot on an enforcer, it might as well be Big Georges.
George for Captain............yes he deserves another chance!
He is exactly what this team needs a policeman that can play fairly sound fourth line minutes. Regardless of his political views, he understands how to keep meat heads in the league from getting too carried away.
He is more offensively talented than Horcoff and Belenger so moving him up to the third line ocassionally is fine.
George for captain!
Oh, no. Another too old but wants to be an Oiler again.
Iggy would never screw up his legacy by signing in with the Oilers.
Sutter had better get the very most out of the line-up especially the never accountable always entitled vets.
Will Sutter keep Bucky and company or will we see some more new faces?
June 10 2012, 02:57PM
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He is exactly what this team needs a policeman that can play fairly sound fourth line minutes. Regardless of his political views, he understands how to keep meat heads in the league from getting too carried away.
cool story bro.
so the oilers need a 35ish year old former enforcer who hasnt played in 2 years and has about 60 NHL games played since the end of the 07-08 season?
georges laraque from 2000-2004ish is what the oilers need. the 2012 version makes for a good story at training camp, but thats probably about it.
offer him a camp invite, write the stories for 3 weeks, and give the man a PR role with the team off the ice.
Love the back-handed compliment to JW. Even though you say "the material writes itself", he's done a good job of looking into specific players and their contract situations (like Latendresse).
Nope , don't want him .....not after he craped on Wayne !!!! Next
June 10 2012, 03:37PM
Iginla isn't going anywhere because Flames ownership loves him. Iggy was also a big part of why Sutter isn't there anymore, he wanted to tranistion the Flames to a younger, faster club.
The real prize might be Jokinen. He had 61 pts last year and a renewed fitness program. He could easily be our 2nd line centre and he might follow Sutter.
June 10 2012, 03:40PM
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Just say no to Jokeinin for the love of all that is holy just say no!!!!
June 10 2012, 04:29PM
Old George can be our Theo Fluery at camp this year. Let him play a few exibitions, and even pencil him into the shootout roster for fun. He can be one of the final cuts. When interviewed the day of the cut he will seem gracious and humble, and two weeks later he'll dirt the organization and claim its a joke he didnt make the team.Wether or not the experience makes his next book is anyones guess.
I was at that final preseason game in Calgary. Theo scored one goal during regulation. When he went out to centre ice to take his shootout, the crowed was chanting "Fluery ! Fluery!" He scored and the Flames won, it was great.
I also noticed he was standing at the Flames blue line a lot waiting for the heads up pass, while the rest of the team was back checking and trying to get the puck out of their zone.
As far as Laraque goes, sure I would like to see him back. I think the Laraque we would see would be a much more effective Laraque than we saw his last few years in the NHL. Just do it, 1 year deal. There is nothing wrong with having depth in this position to give the toughness a different look as the games go on.
June 10 2012, 05:18PM
Iggy in Edmonton, maybe five years ago. Are we not trying to get younger and faster? Iggy is a great talent, but on the decline.
June 10 2012, 05:46PM
The problem with Laraque was that he could not keep up with speed of the game. However, without the ailing back issues and playing at 245lbs it would make for an interesting preseason tryout. BTW, how many times do we play the Flamers and canucks in the preseason? Twice I believe. Nice to see Laraque take on (out) a few of their players.
George...Yes. On the following conditions:
(1) Two way contract (2) He needs to be physical with "every player" on the ice not just the other team's tough guy.
The big one is (2). The moment he stops being an equal opportunity pest/enforcer...he is sent down to OKC and buried there.
@Brownlee if Sutter has been given the job what is the hold up on an annoucement. Is it because Darryl still in the finals?
Also for Big Georges I have no problem with it, I question his quickness not sure if he can keep up to todays pace. What is important is I can tell he's ready to embrace this role even if it means 3-5 minutes a night. It's so important that players on this team understand thier roles maybe Big George can help teammates embrace this. I would take 27 over 94 right now. I would like to see him at 225lbs to 230lbs I think 245 is to heavy.
June 10 2012, 08:18PM
@knee deep in it
The real prize might be Jokinen.
Good one.
June 10 2012, 03:08PM
Stop the suck. Pray for another season long work stoppage.
i've heard too that sutter is a sure thing, and that apparently since december there have been talks between oil and flames about "bringing iggy home". sounds like bull to me though.
June 10 2012, 03:09PM
Old George can be our Theo Fluery at camp this year. Let him play a few exibitions, and even pencil him into the shootout roster for fun. He can be one of the final cuts. When interviewed the day of the cut he will seem gracious and humble, and two weeks later he'll dirt the organization and claim its a joke he didnt make the team.Wether or not the experience makes his next book is anyones guess.
I say that this is a waste of a training camp roster spot. I say that he should attend the OKC training camp as a walk on and see how he does there.
June 10 2012, 03:15PM
I do miss how he could bully his way to the front of the net with the puck using just his reach. It was all so slow motion. They were like scoring chances that didnt really happen.
Iggy? One can dream I suppose.
June 10 2012, 03:37PM
Id take Laraque back forsure. He wouldnt take away time from guys like Hartikinen, or PRV and imo he's an upgrade from Hordichuck, not to slam Darcy but he didnt really intimidate guys for throwing a mean hit on 1 of the kids other than giving a toungue lashing and a hairy eyeball.
Having Eager and Laraque on the 4th line sounds pretty good to me, or Eager on the 3rd line if Smyth doesnt resign, 2 heavy's on 2 lines could deter the other team from taking liberties.
June 10 2012, 03:49PM
Biggest mistake they made was letting him go after the cup run, that's when other teams started taking runs/shots/etc at not only the skilled players but the whole team...I would take him back instantly to give the kids some breathing room and to not let other teams take any liberties with anyone(when he's in the line up). Even having him in the line up once in awhile could possibly save a few injuries which could lead to more wins/points in the standings...it may not be a sure thing but it's a gamble I would like to see the oilers take
June 10 2012, 04:15PM
@a lg dubl dubl
Whats wrong with Jokinen. Cap geek has him at 3mil, his stats say he's a 6'2", 210, averages 50-60 points a season to go along with 50-60 PIMS. He is also a UFA. Also looks like he plays a full season. Looks like a better version of Horcoff at half the price
June 10 2012, 04:21PM
LARAQUE is not coming to EDM to play hockey. He is coming to fight and protect the kids. If LARAQUE was known for his hockey skills he would never have made the NHL.
If anyone were even to look at Halls or Nuge or Ebz the wrong way, we need an ENFORCER like LARAQUE to come in and beat the daylights out of them. Maybe teams would think twice when doing that cheap stuff with our stars.
June 10 2012, 04:27PM
Big George would be a upgrade over Hordi. He has 100 more career points with just a few more games played. Question marks would be health but according to the post he ran a 90km marathon with no issues. Other question would be willingness to drop the mitts along with playing a forth line role not a goal scorer from what I remember. Big George on the forth, where does that leave eager
Sorry ... George can not play hockey ... my main in memory of George is that he used to freeze the puck behind the opposing goalie and then the play would die. You need a tough guy who can actually play ! Besides I am not sure that his massive ego would not just be a hinderance in the dressing room.
June 10 2012, 04:46PM
@knee deep
Just reminds me of Anson Carter when he played with the sisters, and wasnt last year pretty much a "comeback year" the years before that he seemed to drift through the season and thats on the same line as Iggy.
Id rather have Gagner on my 2nd line; 25, 40-50 points(probably will hit 60 if he stays on the 2nd line with Hemsky and PRV), may not be 200+ lbs but still will stand up for team when he feels it nessesary. O and he's cheaper than Jokenin.
June 10 2012, 04:53PM
George did say he understands if he doesnt play every game, and happy to play 5 min/game.
Id put Eager on the 3rd line if Smyth doesnt resign, or put them both on the 4th.
Strange, I seem to recall scads of Oiler fans who couldn't stand how Laraque's presence never seemed to deter anyone because Georges had that code of honour that he'd rather cut his pinkie finger off than break, so he'd only ever fight his fellow goons. I don't see how a much older Laraque would play any differently now.
The fighter who wanted to do something, ANYTHING other than fight...we want this on our team why, exactly?
Also bring back Jason Smith, Staois, Greene, Stoll, Pisani, Moreau, Torres, Spacek, Peca, Samsonov, heck even MacT. Roil is what, 45 years old now let's grab him again, too.
But seriously, it's fun to read all the who should we sign, who should we trade for articles here at ON recently.
It's hard, er, impossible to get excited about any of the good ones because management is way too incompetent to make anything of significance happen.
@knee deep
Just say no to Jokeinin for the love of all that is holy just say no!!!!
Can't believe you would never entertain the idea of Jokinen (61 pts last year) yet you're campaigning for Laroque.
Anyone wanting Laroque back wants 2004 Laroque. 8 years later, no idea how slow (er) he is, how out of shape and defensively liable he would be, but they want him because he's a tough guy after a whistle.
Our team needs a Clutterbuck - a player who skates well enough to make players PAY for nailing our stars - DURING play, please. Anyone (Hordi included) can ask for a fight at faceoff. That rarely diffuses the cheap shots during play.
June 10 2012, 05:35PM
Iginla would be a solid 3rd line RW here in a few years..
It's not like his shot is going away on the PP... A few one-timers from RNH on the PP could keep his goal totals near 25-30 for awhile.
June 10 2012, 06:11PM
Have you looked up Jokein's stats from 08-10?
Gimme Gagner any day of the week thanks, last yr was a fluke imo.
June 10 2012, 07:05PM
Iggy can pull a Ray Bourque and come here in a couple of years. How sweet would it be to see Iggy in Oilers silks lifting the Cup over his head? And not just to piss off Calgary, but because he's a class-act by all accounts.
Poor George doesn't seem to know what to do with himself. One day he's a hockey player, another day he's an author telling everyone about the players taking steroids, another day he's into politics. Now he wants to come back into the Oilers fold and almost sounds like he'd volunteer. Pay him less and play him less. Sounds desperate to me. I always liked him, but his time is over. As far as Sutter goes, I think he'd be a benefit to have behind the bench. Iggy may end up on another team, but not ours. Love to have him though.
Poor George doesn't seem to know what to do with himself. One day he's a hockey player, another day he's an author telling everyone about the players taking steroids, another day he's into politics. Now he wants to come back into the Oilers fold and almost sounds like he'd volunteer. Pay him less and play him less. Sounds desperate to me. I always liked him, but his time is over. As far as Sutter goes, I think he'd be a benefit to have behind the bench. Iggy may end up on another team, but not ours. Love to have him though.
OK......I will be happy if he just gets a chance, sort of like Theo.
June 10 2012, 08:26PM
BRING ON THE LARAQUE!!!! I honest don't give a rat's a** what he plays like, as long as it is clear that he can walk out and take the 5 min major and 10 minute misconduct for punching any offender right in the face. Take the suspension, it doesn't matter. Scare the bejesus out of em George. Honestly, take the insitgator, it's worth it. Give the old boy a camp invite it can't hurt.
Go Oil!
I understand the con argument, but I for one am all too happy to have a half-baked unverified rumour passed on. Isn't this why a lowly blog would associate with someone with real connections? To hear juicy gossip before it's in the news?
I like Laroque as a person and hope it works out for him, but I'm one of those sissies who considers pure enforcers a waste of a roster spot. In his prime George could play a bit too, but even if he's healthy he's still 35. Sail on, George, I hope you land on your feet somewhere, but not here.
Iggy would make perfect sense here, depending on his future contract demands. No way Calgary trades him to us, and I have my doubts he'd sign here for fear of ruining his legacy, which he clearly cares about. The Battle ain't what it was, but I think it'll be enough to keep this logical thing from happening. Good, I say. Sports aren't supposed to be rational.
Pass on George. How is he an upgrade on Hordichuk (who i would rather us not re-sign) other than his popularity? Great for George if he wants to return but I hope that it's somewhere else. He wasn't a great player in his prime and as motivated as he might be, father time catches up with everybody and especially with somebody who plays his style of game. We need to get out of this cycle of recycling old players and coaches or we'll begin to look like the Flames.
I really hope that the Oilers are keeping an open mind as far as the head coach goes. Think outside the box. Guys like Dan Bylsma and Guy Boucher have proven that NHL experience is not always necessary to have success in your first stint as a head coach. I really hope that we give Jon Cooper a serious look if Tampa lets us talk to him.
June 10 2012, 08:58PM
Has everyone lost their minds? Is it ergot poisoning? Big Georges, Iggy, Ollie? We need young, agressive speed not old washed-up sticky slow. Dodd has it right; we need an instigator not a reactor made obsolete by the rules. There must be some hungry, fast-skating prospects out there willing to slash, chop,face wash and generally be an ass.
Secondly,with all due respect Mr. Brownlee, why do we always see pics of old Einstein? He was on top of his game at 25,by the end with the wild hair he was cutting out paper dolls and talking to his dog. On second thought, maybe drooling Einstein is a fitting image for my oil=FUBB
Finally, whats with the pic of Alice the Goon? I love Popeye, I love Popeye. Anyone else raised on Popcorn Playhouse? Oh, thats Sutter... or is it?
@Reg Dunlop
You consider Iginla washed up? I disagree.
June 10 2012, 09:27PM
I guess 'washed up' might be exaggerating, but he can see Washed Up from where his lawn chair sits. At 35, like Smitty, there is no upside. And I don't see the flames unloading him with the veteran-phile coach they signed.


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February 15 2011 07:57AM
Yesterday the Leafs moved out Kris Versteeg for Philadelphia's 2011 first and third round picks. My gut feeling is that this is a bad deal; Versteeg is on pace for about 50 points this season as a 24 year old and it's unlikely that someone available late in the first round will have that kind of impact. Couple that with the fact that Kris Versteeg will be an RFA when his contract expires and the likely offer sheet compensation being at least a first and a third and this move is puzzling.
So what exactly is a late first pick going to turn into? Here are the players drafted between 24th (Philly's first) and 40th (our 2nd plus a couple spots) from 2000 to 2006:
- 2000: Steve Ott, Brian Sutherby, Martin Samuelsson, Justin Williams, Niklas Kronwall, Jeff Taffe, Tomas Kurka, Nick Schultz, Brad Winchester, Andy Hilbert, Tomas Kopecky, Kurtis Foster
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- 2002: Cam Ward, Jonas Johansson, Hannu Toivonen, Jim Slater, Jeff Deslauriers, Tobias Stephan, Jarret Stoll, Tim Brent, Josh Harding, Rob Globke
- 2003: Anthony Stewart, Brian Boyle, Jeff Tambellini, Corey Perry, Patrick Eaves, Shawn Belle, Danny Richmond, Ryan Stone, Loui Eriksson, Vojtech Polak, Kevin Klein, Kamil Kreps, Tim Ramholt
- 2004: Rob Schremp, Cory Schneider, Jeff Schultz, Mark Fistric, Mike Green, Dave Bolland, Chris Bourque, Justin Peters, Grant Lewis
- 2005: Andrew Cogliano, Matt Pelech, Matt Niskanen, Steve Downie, Vladimir Mihalik, Brendan Mikkelson, James Neal, Ryan Stoa, Marc-Edouard Vlasic, Taylor Chorney, Scott Jackson, Petr Kalus, Michael Sauer
- 2006: Patrik Berglund, Ivan Vishnevskiy, Nick Foligno, Matthew Corrente, Tomas Kana, Michal Neuvirth, Jamie McGinn, Andreas Nodl
Players with no NHL games played have been omitted. Players in bold are players that could be an upgrade on Versteeg.
There were 96 slots for this list; 16 picks a season for 6 seasons. Only 78 names are on this list which means that a pick in this range has an 80% chance of playing an NHL game at all. Of those 80% about 12 guys (quick count) have played one or two NHL games before fading into obscurity so really you have about a 60% chance of getting an NHL regular out of this region of the draft, to say nothing about a young cost controlled 24 year old 20 goal guy.
Obviously there are some great players in there; Kronwall, Green, Perry, Neal, Eriksson. Let's hope Toronto drafts one of them instead of Grant Lewis or Timofei Shishkanov.
Rumors will be coming out all day about how Versteeg wasn't a good fit in Toronto. Maybe Brian Burke traded him because he wanted out or clashed with the dressing room. To be honest we'll never really know that and I don't put a lot of stock in stories that come out after a trade. Media markets have a way of suddenly finding out dirt on departing players that was never mentioned while the player was scoring for their team.
One thing of note: just because the Leafs acquired Versteeg for assets we now consider cheap (at the time giving up Stalberg and DiDomenico felt like a knife in the gut) doesn't mean that losing him for a return below market value is ok. Nashville gave up a better first for Mike Fisher who's older, costs more, isn't as good and who won't be an RFA at his contract expiry.
I, personally, thought Versteeg was a good young piece of a Leafs team that can't see itself competing before 2014 and I'm sad to see him go. As always the pressure is on Brian Burke to do something with these assets; the first, third, and Versteeg's cap space. I'm more worried about July 1st than ever.
February 15 2011, 08:27AM
Oiler fan here, how is Andrew Cogliano a possible upgrade?
February 15 2011, 11:01AM
I hope some kind of character issue was in play, otherwise this is a move that could actually set the Leafs back even futher (is it possible?). Dealing a 24-year old who is a proven 20-goal, 50-point producer for draft picks is a risky proposition. At best, the first rounder plays in Toronto during the 2012-2013 season.
Versteeg may never have become a first line player, but he was quite useful on the second or third line with a cap hit of just over $3 million.
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February 15 2011, 10:55PM
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February 16 2011, 03:46AM
Send us the third and you can have Cogliano!
If the scouts can pull a couple decent drafts and the kids develope nicely, this trade could work out long term. But obviously right now, the leafs lose a body (that scores points NOW) and they have to probably bring a less talented player to fill the holes, and appear to have less depth.
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This is to a poster named windweaver or windwreaver (I forgot ><): Did you get a key?
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Don't Use Any Other Henna Besides This ProductI used colora henna for seven years, I love dying my hair and using different colors, so you can see how using chemical dyes would have totally frazzed out my hair. I have very thin, naturally silky hair so the henna not only keeps it healthy, but the plant particles make each strand a little thicker so my hair just looked healthier. I moved, and couldnt get Colora Henna from my usual spot anymore, so I tried a different product, the Hennaluscent henna. It was awful, the color never turned out right and whats worse, it left green pigmentation in my hair that I cant get out! I put in highlights a few months after using heenaluscent and the blonde streaks had chunks of green in them. Now, I have dark brown/black hair, and you cant tell at all, and Ive gone back to using Colora Henna. Its NEVER left deposits like that in my hair and now with the cream version its a LOT easier to use.If youre considering hennaing your hair, USE THIS PRODUCT. Its safe and you wont have any disators. And it works beautifully!Aug 25, 2005Katie / Vista, CA
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Colora Henna CremeThis is the first time I have used a henna. I used the Auburn Colora Henna Creme. My natural color is a light brown with a lot of gray. It has been almost three weeks since applying it and I still do not see any gray peeking through like I did when I used a chemical dye. The henna also conditioned my hair making it very shiny and a lot less dry looking. I highly recommend this product.Aug 24, 2005Penelope G. / New York, NY
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ExcellentThis product is harmless to your hair. I recommend it to everybody.Aug 19, 2005Luisa Blake / Oklahoma
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Colora CreamIm not sure how I feel about this product...as it claims to be all natural but it made my head burn a bit...and stained my sink upon contact to the point where I couldnt remove the discoloration. Ive been a long time henna user and henna never stains like that nor burns...so I am a little suspect and wary,I am wondering if it may contain metallic salts..however there is no company contact information on the box. The result were underwhelmingly. I do like the consistancy, and the fact that it is pre-mixed, but Im not sure its worth the trade off.Aug 10, 2005Henna Hannah
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Color Doesn't Stay In.I like the fact that its organic, but unfortunately, I have to wash my hair daily, and the color just doesnt stay in beyond a few days.Aug 10, 2005Lisa / California
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Beautiful Result - Natural - Shiny - Silky Soft!! The Best To Cover Gray Hair! Easy To Use!I have medium brown hair (fine/straight) and have some grey coming in --- enough through my hair that when I pulled it back u can see it.... so i didnt want to start going to the salon for coloring and remember how it changed my naturally silky textured hair to a little rougher so I decided to try colora henna creme...I read all the positive reviews and decided to take a chance. Im glad I did. I shampooed and towel-dried my hair and then combed it (i use a wide-tooth comb for wet hair). I then snipped the top of the bottle and proceeded to squirt it throughot my hair and mush it in with my fingers (they supply Gloves & the Cap) so wear your gloves! **For girls w/ long hair: Be sure to cover your shoulders/arms with a towel or one of those colorists capes, otherwise you cant help but get the color on you from the long hair swinging around- but it easily comes off w/ water****Then I used 90% of the bottle and got my hair pretty covered. I just kept squirting the color and trying to blend it in. This took about 10 minutes and then about 3 mins. to clean up (i have long hair) :)Then I put the cap that they supply you with on my head - it looks like a bag, just put it on your head and pull up the ends and tie it at the top, center part of your forehead and it stayed on that way.I set the timer for 1 hour, knowing i can go to 2hours, as I have read , but was a little nervous - i never color my hair, so figured ill try it for 1hr. The bell rang and it was about 1hr. 5 mins. with the cap on, and 10 mins. for beginning the application, so figure1 hr and 15 mins. total time that color was on my hair.I hopped in the shower and proceeded to rinse it out. THE RESULT:As tI rinsed my hair it quickly rinsed to clear water. No mess at all in the shower. I was impressed. There was like one messy splash. Not a big deal. My hair was SUPER SILKY AND SOFT - beautiful!It didnt feel different from before, just BETTER. Then I decided it might be a good idea to put some Conditioner in my hair (i used one for color-treated hair- Matrix Colorsmart) and boy oh boy that combination made my hair even SILKIER AND SOFTER AND GLOSSY SHINE - not even shiny GLOSSY!!!! Beautiful.I dried my hair w/ the blow dryer, not until it was "bone dry" but enough so I wouldnt get sick w/ the a/c on.... you know?Anyway, i couldnt see any gray - THE GRAY WAS GONE & REPLACED W/ GOLDISH COLOR. I used CHESTNUT ......BEAUTIFUL!I woke up this morning and washed and dried and flat ironed my hair as usual and got compliments and imy hair looked beautiful, most importantly - the texture was gorgeous - improved, and silkier, totally healthy feeling and my natural color and highlights showed through - but perfectly. Rich color, but natural....I told everyone I know who colors their hair w/ ammonia & peroxide to give Colora Henna a try - but test strip it first if u have colored hair. See how it works.Give this a try - Im a picky person to impress and I AM IMPRESSED!$4.95? Unbeatable. FOLICA.COM SHIPPED ASAP. ORDERED AT 1PM, AND GOT IT THE NEXT DAY!!!! SUPER FAST, AWESOME SERVICE. Hope this helps you all! :)May 16, 2005Krissy / Long Island New Yawk
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Colora Henna (powder)Ive only used the powdered - which is a bit messy & smells like spinach - but Ill happily put up with that because the finished effect is outstanding: terrific, natural colour, incredibly shiney & healthy looking hair; its like an amazing deep conditioning treatment that makes my hair feel revitalized - I always get positive comments on the look & shine of my hair afterwards. Whats more this is an all natural product (and has never once damaged my hair like the chemical brands do), its not tested on animals, its cheap & its definitely worth a try. I use a henna about once every 8 months; the long-lasting colour fades slowly & very naturally. Love it!Apr 16, 2005Trina / Canada
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Highly RecommendedI have used this product for more than 10 years and I love it!! It is ideal for me because I hate permanent color products for hair. They are not healthy at all, not only for your health but also to your pocket$$$. This product not only gives color but fortifyies and brings shine to your hair. The more you use it the more color you get. Its awesome!!! Additional: I loved folicas service.Apr 8, 2005Paula Andrea Kones
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Ok Product, Doesn't Last LongI was glad to find a product that is chemical free (natural), however, the product doesnt seem to last very long. Also it is kind of messy. I will probably keep using it though, b/c I like the fact that it is natural & there really are not many options for DIY hair color.Mar 27, 2005Jess / Ca
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Lady Golden HairI found this product to be extremely easy to use. The powder form seemed to condition much better, but was like applying paste to your hair, so it was hard to saturate it evenly. I left it on for one and a half hours and it did work. My hair has a nice golden hue (I have dirty blone hair with an ashy tone). I think if I use 2 bottles next time (I have long hair) it would probably work better. Its a good and easy to use henna. I would recommend it.Mar 17, 2005Carol / New York
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coloradopu wrote:thats cool aphroditea but too many symbols and it does not divide into separate meanings except 7 ate 9
when turning each symbol on top lines up with the one on the bottom and has meaning.
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iannon wrote:Pu,..just my personal take and preference, and anyone else can chime in of course, but for the cups at least the actual dimensions are not as important as the volume to me. so it could be more time saving for you to just dump water in the cups..then dump that into a pyrex measuring bowl and list 6oz comfortably..or 7 oz to the rim..or whatever.


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Why there aren´t any All Stars in the deck ?
I mean when i played against them!
Do you see many Skeelz decks with Caelus in 1300+ ELO ?
I don't really like that deck TBO...
Isn't this week a Skeelz+AS deck or AS+Eyrik deck? XD
I hate Caelus
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I think tobi is an former konoha ninja from tha uchiha clan (maybe obito) that by some reason goten crazy and turned against the vilage and left it. Then with some crazy jutsu he absorbed Madara's powers.
I think tobi is an former konoha ninja from tha uchiha clan (maybe obito) that by some reason goten crazy and turned against the vilage and left it. Then with some crazy jutsu he absorbed Madara's powers.
(o.O) Respect the weak o.O
i think when the 1st kick madara's ass he sealed his powers away then tobi stole them when the leaf village got attacked by the nine tales
First thing... I do not think Tobi is Madara. Madara is old.. Zetsu refers to him as a kid... as a "good boy." I do not think he is Madara. Madara could be alive... who knows, but he is not Tobi.
Also... Tobi says nothing that he is Madara. He DOES say something about "acheving the ultimate power... Madara Uchiha' power." He never said anything like "I am Madara." I think he is trying to get his Sharingan to Madara's level Sharingan, past Sasuke's and Kakashi's Mangekyo Sharingan. But he never says anything about being Madara.
Tobi = Who knows. Obito? Someone else who has the Sharingan? Danzo? I dunno. But I don't think he's Madara.
This theory again well whatever. I think most of what happen in Naruto doesn't have to follow the most logical theory for example the 4th being Naruto's dad.There was little to no proof of that happening [other than both being blonde and him putting a demon inside of Naruto], but it did happen .The story doesn't have to follow logic but what the writer want it to be. This theory is very weak showing less proof of happening than tobi being Uchiha Madara. I think that Tobi is Uchiha Madara for many reasons. One point that I'll bring up Orochimaru said there was infinite amount of jutsus and infinite amount of possibilities. So why is it so hard to believe that Madara found a way of staying alive for so long, and it would solve the question of why he knows so much. It would be better than the idea of some random new person showing up, and we having to learn about the character and where they came from. It would just be more annoying to have to read it, cus the story line is kinda already being stretched out. It would be easier on us if tobi's real identity was already established.
Ya think he might be from konoha, the uchiha clan, what gave it away the sharingan?


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A wonderful Old Paris porcelain veilleuse of a marquise with a dog. These wonderful porcelain wares were once used for keeping drinks and foods warm for those who were bed ridden. A similar veilleuse is pictured on page 135 of Harold Newman's book, Veilleuses, A Collector's Guide. Excellent condition. Circa 1840.


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I am still waiting for the app to have Nassau. They said they were working on it for the last 6 months. How long can it take?
This is a great app... It gives you the ability to track all the key stats of your round and e-mails your score card on completion.
This is a must have app for all golfers. The app provides an amazing gps feature, scoring and provides shot distances. I was able to knock at least 5-6 shots off my game by always knowing precise distance. Love the app!!!
This beat any gps out there right now.
I used another app for 3 years ( Golfcard pro) what a difference!
This is quite simply an outstanding golf scoring/statistical/GPS app...it does everything...period. Flawless app performance, has never crashed, glitched or froze up...not even once. As for the content and user interface, it's perfect, that's all I can say about it. The "GPS" is amazingly accurate and if not exact...always within a yard or two of laser-marked sprinkler heads (I work on a golf course, managed the installation of a new irrigation system and verified the accuracy of the sprinkler yardages via several different methods). The statistical summary misses nothing and breaks down your scoring in every possible way. My golf buddies love getting their scorecard in their email after each round also with their own statistics. I can't compare this to other golf apps because this was the first one I purchased a couple years ago and have no need to even look at the other apps, this one has everything. Add to all this, a very obviously hard working development staff that is constantly updating courses and the app itself and it makes this app well worth every penny. Stop looking around and just get this app...seriously.
Best app in the store. You only pay $30 for for a handled GPS which retails for $400. Not to mention it keeps statistics about your golf game, along with automated handicap scoring.
This beat any gps out there right now.
This beat any gps out there right now.
I used another app for 3 years ( Golfcard pro) what a difference!
Easy to use but hard to revise if enter wrong data.
Hands down the best golf gps for the iPhone 4. I have tried a bunch of others (and even paid for them) and delete them off my phone once I got this. Awesome app!!
This is the only app that I use regularly and religiously. The GPS on it and the yardage markers are perfect and let me know exactly what club to use. I put it in the cart everytime we play and the other 3 players are always checking it out. I had to upgrade to the $25 per month on 3G but well worth it. For a full round of golf, it uses about 30-35% of battery life so again awesome! If you are a golfer, don't mind the $29 price tag. If you already own an iPad or iPhone, buy this app and start hitting the sticks!
Awesome app! Wouldn't trade it for a SkyCaddie, or any other EXPENSIVE alternative out there. Love the company and everything they put out is top notch. Thanks guys!
Awesome app! Wouldn't trade it for a SkyCaddie, or any other EXPENSIVE alternative out there. Love the company and everything they put out is top notch. Thanks guys!
Best thirty dollars I have spent. It is well worth it unless ofcourse you are a low handicap player that can hit the ball with a couple feet of the pin. Perfect for beginners as it will allow them to gauge their clubs and what distances they hit the ball. Keeping and tracking score is very simple too and allows one to track their progress. Awesome app. Absolutely recommend it.
Love this app but it hasn't had a decent features update in close to a year. Other apps, while over all are no where near this one,have some really cool features.
Friends purchased more expensive "devices" but none can compare to this one. This has everthing the others do but the price. Any course I go to is listed in the AP. When I went out of town, I updated the courses for FREE. When I am done with the round, it emails the score card to me, saves all the rounds in the ap and then lists my drives, saves, pars, birdies etc., I can even post my round on FaceBook. Look no further - this is THE one and ONLY ap you need.
Fantastic value. Works great, integration with GolfPlan is awesome. Would like to see the practice ranges added, and maybe auto distance for shots off tee.
great app!!!!!!! maybe add where you can SAVE your club distances. Thanks
Why buy another rangefinder when you can load this into your iphone for $29.95 you get the same thing. Gives you everything you need for distances. It's something that every golfer needs in their bag.
Why buy another rangefinder when you can load this into your iphone for $29.95 you get the same thing. Gives you everything you need for distances. It's something that every golfer needs in their bag.
Used it Sunday, first time still getting the hang of it, but so far so good!
I've tried all the free ones and many of the paid ones. None of them come close to Golfshot:GPS. The others either don't work or work badly or are hard to read. Golfshot is dead-on accurate, has the best user interface I've seen and has nice BIG number displays for us vision-challenged golfers. I don't have to grab for my glasses each time I need a reading.
Wow. What great big yardage numbers you have. Great GPS. Using an iPad I can play 27 holes before the battery wears down.
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West Indies 1830 – France 1903
Hoarfrost, peasant girl making a fire
[ Gelée blanche, jeune paysanne faisant du feu] 1888
oil on canvas
canvas 92.8 (h) x 92.5 (w) cm
Musée d'Orsay, Paris , Transferred from the Direction générale des douanes et droits indirects 2000
© RMN (Musée d'Orsay) / Hervé Lewandowski
This work was painted in Eragny, northwest of Paris, where Pissarro lived from 1884 until his death in 1903. Opposed to the existing social order, Pissarro aspired to a future where power and wealth would be equally shared, and abandoned the city to get closer to an agrarian existence. There are several versions of this particular motif—about six oils, a gouache, a drawing and a watercolour1—in the series of rural landscapes that he made after relocating.
As peasants began to feature more prominently in Pissarro's work, he was criticised for copying the ideas of Jean-François Millet. Pissarro strongly refuted this—especially after discovering that Millet was not the radical he had originally thought, having actually opposed the 1871 French Commune. Pissarro's supporters saw his art as authentic representations of peasant life. Degas, for one, aptly described the difference between their approaches: 'Millet? His Sower is sowing for mankind. Pissarro's peasants are working to make a living.'2
Some admirers tried too hard to authenticate the artist, one describing Pissarro as:
liv[ing] deep in lower Normandy, on a farm which he cultivates himself and which feeds him from the very soil he works. When the harvest has been good and he is free from his labours in the fields, Pissarro takes up his brushes … and fixes on canvas the rough existence of the creatures and the country life that he leads himself.3
True to his socialist ideals, Pissarro vehemently denied these claims, although he firmly believed that his Jewish bourgeois upbringing did not disqualify him from painting peasant themes.
Pissarro believed that painting rural scenes kept him in touch with nature, and reliant on 'sensation'.4 On the back of the first work in the series which includes Hoarfrost, peasant girl making a fire he described the effect he wished to produce on the canvas—that the smoky haze rising around the fire be achieved as 'trembling colour'.5
Simeran Maxwell
Text © National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
From Masterpieces from Paris: Van Gogh, Cézanne, Gauguin and beyond Post-Impressionism from the Musée d'Orsay exhibition book, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
- Joachim Pissarro, Camille Pissarro, New York: Harry N. Abrams 1993, p. 171; and Richard Brettell and Christopher Lloyd, A catalogue of drawings by Camille Pissarro in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, Oxford: Clarendon Press 1980, p. 171.
- Quoted in Belinda Thomson, The Post-Impressionists, Oxford: Phaidon 1983, p. 156.
- Quoted in Richard Thomson, Camille Pissarro: Impressionism, landscape and the rural labour, London: The South Bank Centre 1990, p. 51.
- See Thomson, pp. 46–58.
- Quoted in Richard R. Brettell, 'Pissarro in Louveciennes: an inscription and three paintings', Apollo, vol. 136, no. 369, November 1992, p. 316.


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Sophomores Joe Bodman and Avery Scharer have been named to the NWAACC All-Northern Region 2nd Team in 2011-12.
Scharer, a point guard from Garfield High School, led the NWAACC in assists with a 9.89 average per game. He was also #20 in the NWAACC in scoring with a 16.44 average and #14 in steals with a total of 47 steals. Scharer did not play the first 8 games of the season, as he sat out because of transfer rules.
Bodman, a 6'6" center from Post Falls, Idaho, was second in the NWAACC in rebounding for 2011-12 with a 10.88 average. He was third in scoring for SCC this season, with a 14.27 point average per game.
SCC was 16-11 overall and 10-6 in the region. SCC opens the NWAACC Basketball Championship on Saturday against Mt. Hood Community College from Oregon in the Toyota Center in Kennewick, WA. SCC is the 4th seed from the NWAACC Northern Region while Mt. Hood is the #1 seed from the NWAACC Southern Region.


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Mercanti Fiorentini Suede Loafer
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The Mercanti Fiorentini brand provides quality luxury product at an affordable price, and the suede moccasin loafer fits the criteria. This beautifully crafted shoe incorporates fashion elements and bold colors without losing its classic silhouette and charm. Pair this driver with khakis for a casual look, or dress slacks for the office, and you'll be sure to get noticed for all the right reasons.
- Suede upper
- Moccasin styling with heavy topstitching
- Leather lining
- Cushioned footbed for increased comfort
- Flexible rubber pod sole with heel coverage to protect your shoe when driving
- Made in Brazil
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