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on November 15, 2012 at 12:30 PM, updated November 15, 2012 at 12:31 PM
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- With so many cars, garages and basements flooded during Superstorm Sandy, families may have had an important safety item ruined -- a child's car seat.
To help replace the item for safe travel, a limited number of convertible car and booster seats will be available to those in need after the events of the storm.
The seats are being provided through a joint effort by the Pediatric Trauma Center at Staten Island University Hospital (SIUH) and Safe Kids New York City (led by city Deptartment of Transportation).
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I was born in Price in 1958. The oldest of four children, I spent my early years living in Huntington. Later, my parents, Bevan and FloAnn Wilson, moved to Arizona. I spent many summers with my grandparents here in Emery County and in 1974 my family returned to Huntington.
At an early age I started working in the different family businesses, whether it was peeling potatoes or cleaning tools. I learned quickly the value of hard work. After graduation from Emery High, I went to work full time at BK's where I've worked for more than 30 years.
I enjoy working with the public, whether it's visiting and joking with them on a daily basis at BK's or serving on various boards. I've developed a great respect for the people in this area and have appreciated their support over the years. I decided to run for commissioner so I could return their support.
Julie and I are the proud parents of seven children and nine grandchildren with another coming in October, all of whom we love and enjoy very much.
All in all I am a simple man. I love my wife, and our family. There is nothing better than hearing my grandchildren running through BK's yelling "Grandpa, Grandpa!" That's the best part of my day.
I love to golf with friends, barbecuing, the History Channel, a good book, one-three day trips, serving others and rooting for the underdog.
I have great heritage, being a descendant of those who worked hard to make Emery County what it is today. I want to continue that tradition by helping give my descendants and all of us a wonderful Emery County to thrive in and enjoy.
I'd appreciate your vote on November 7.
For a more expanded biography go to: http://www.kentcommissioner.com/biography.html
I would like to introduce myself as the Republican candidate for Emery County Commissioner Seat B. My name is Jeff Horrocks. I was born in Park City, raised and schooled in Spanish Fork. After high school graduation, I entered the U.S. Coast Guard serving four years, working on search and rescue units and polar exploration on board the ice breaker Staten Island.
I attended and graduated from Utah Valley Technical College majoring in heavy equipment and diesel mechanics. I was employed as a welder and crane operator for General American Transportation. I am a past member of the Boilermakers Union Local #182.
I have resided in Emery County for more than 30 years. I was employed with the Utah Highway Patrol for 29 years retiring as a sergeant over the motor carrier safety bureau in this area. I have lived in Orangeville, Huntington and Cleveland.
I currently hold the office of Mayor in Cleveland and have served in the capacity for the past nine years.
Other public offices include the U.S Coast Guard reserve, retiring as a senior petty officer in 1997. I am a member and past president of the Utah Public Employees Association, Huntington Lions Club, and Cleveland Fire Department.
I currently chair the local Council of Government committee. I have been proactive as mayor in an effort to create a positive impact. During my tenure, Cleveland has acquired numerous grants which have allowed us to make major improvements in our town park, cemetery, fire department, city hall and the acquisition of major equipment components for our community.
I have in depth understanding of local and state government. I am asking for your supporting vote in November. Together we can make a difference.

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Atkinson Motorsport Campground
Enjoy your stay at the state of the art campground. There are 28 sites that will easily accommodate a 40' motor-home and then some! All sites have electricity and water, while some have sewer. A dump station is at the east end of the campground. There are 6 total shower houses also available: Each room has a shower, toilet, sink and hooks to hang your towel. Enjoy your evenings with a fire in the public use area. This is a great place for getting to know your neighbors and sharing stories about your day of riding and fun!
Atkinson Motorsports Park (Gob Hill)
Looking for an adrenaline rush in Henry County? Experience the thrill of the Hill! Filled with 200 acres of unrestricted trails, undiscovered timber, rugged hills, steep valleys and lakes. Gob Hill is a motorsport enthusiast's dream. More conservative riders can enjoy over four miles of perimeter road riding, with beautiful Midwestern vistas. Gob Hill is also home to a children's dirt track perfect for knee-high dirt trackers. There is also a motocross track.
Baker Park offers a par 71, 18 hole golf course. The front nine is all flat holes, while the back 9 offers a little more of a challenge with the hills. Need to warm up before your round? Or just need to perfect your swing? Then take some practice balls at our driving range. Tokens can be purchased at the clubhouse. And be sure to try out the small par 3 practice course located at the far end of the driving range. Stop in to the 19th Hole Clubhouse for snacks and refreshments.
This horse-drawn carriage service is available for scenic tours, weddings and other occasions. Equipped for all seasons. Evening rides in downtown Peoria Fridays and Saturdays during April through mid-October. Thursday through Saturday rides during June through August. Pick-up points at Hotel Pere Marquette and The Landing. $20 for two adults and $5 for each additional person. Children under 10 ride free. Carriage rides available 7 p.m. through midnight. May be hired any time of the year for service in the Peoria and surrounding area. We also have a horse-drawn trolley available for special groups outings. Call for details!!!
The Chief Keokuk Campground features 70 pads with electrical hook-ups for trailers, plus 25 tent sites. There is a shower building on site. A sanitary dump station is near the camping area. The cabin is located on a slope overlooking Johnson Lake. A fire grill, table and BBQ grill are provided outside. A full-size bed, two sets of bunk beds, a table and benches are provided inside. The cabin has heat and air conditioning as well as two ceiling fans.
Francis Park, home to "Woodland Palace" is a great place to tour and enjoy the outdoors. Perfect for your special occasion. 40 acres of woodlands to explore while camping at one of 60 RV sites with electricity or in the spacious tent area. Water, dump station, free firewood are available. Enjoy the playground equipment, ball diamond, horseshoe court and picnic area. Open and closed area shelters available for rental. Open May through September - no reservations available. Easily accessible from I-74 and I-80.
The Grand Illinois Trail (GIT) is a 535-mile loop trail in northern Illinois. It goes from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi along the northern border of Illinois and then loops back across the state along the Illinois River and the Hennepin Canal. 200 miles of the route is on paved township and county roads while the rest is on limestone trails or paths. Hennepin Canal Communities - Annawan, Atkinson, Geneseo and Colona.
Enjoy the ever-changing beauty of nature and discover Green View Nursery. Green View is a family-owned business that offers a full service garden center and a gift show. Expert horticulturists and extensive irrigation and fertilization practices allow Green View to produce what we feel is some of Illinois' finest nursery stock: the Green View Grown® Brand. "Today's Garden Center" recognized Green View Companies as one of the Top 100 Revolutionary Garden Centers in the United States for 2009. We join the ranks of the horticulture industry's top independent garden centers for the second consecutive year. Green View was also featured on ABC-TV's "Extreme Home Makeover: Home Edition" for their work on the Grys' home in Pekin, IL.
The Hennepin Canal Parkway follows an old towpath that was actually never used, although the locks and aqueducts are in still in place. It was originally built to link the Illinois and Mississippi rivers. The 105-mile path is level and easy; however, water is scarce along the way (found only at locks 21, 22 and the Visitor Center), so be sure to bring plenty, especially during hot days. The landscape varies from forest to grasslands to marsh to farmland, and the trail is particularly pleasing during fall, when the leaves are changing colors. The Hennepin Canal Parkway has become a cyclist's paradise and an exceptional spot for fishing, birding, horseback riding and a wealth of outdoor recreation.
Hennepin Canal Parkway State Park
The Hennepin Canal State Park, a 104-mile linear park, is a rustic, historic, educational, and recreational jewel spanning five counties and includes the entire width of Henry County with access points in Annawan, Atkinson, Geneseo, and Colona. It offers an up-close look at a fascinating piece of transportation history. It is popular with bicyclists who ride from town to town exploring the history, dining, lodging, and entertainment possibilities as they travel. The canal multi-purpose recreational trail is a portion of the American Discovery Trail, a 6,800-mile coast-to-coast trail devoted to non-motorized use. It is also part of the Grand Illinois Trail, a 535-mile loop through northern Illinois. The tree-lined park is a refuge with prairie restorations and wetlands slicing through corn and soybean farmland. Home to diverse flora and fauna, it has become a favorite for bird watchers and prairie enthusiasts. It offers numerous year-round opportunities to boat, hike, bike, fish, ride horseback, snowmobile, ice skate, and cross-country ski. Explore Henry County's jewel – the Hennepin Canal. In wintertime experience the longest snowmobile trail in the state -- 91 miles on the tow path. You can use the ice at your own risk, but pay heed to the locks, bridges and culverts where the ice likely is thinner than the rest of the canal. Bring your blades, skating along the canal is free! Keep in mind the rule is there must be 4" of snow and 6" of frost on canal for route to be open. Call the Visitor Center for automated message.
The Hennepin Feeder Canal Trail located just south of Rock Falls is where you will pick up this medium to difficult trail. Cyclists, hikers and anglers come to enjoy the stocked waters, the peaceful wooded banks and the abundance of bird life. As the trail heads south toward the rural countryside the path frees itself from the throngs of people allowing you to enjoy the serene environment all to yourself.
The 18-hole "Hidden Lakes" course at the Hidden Lakes Country Club facility in Sheffield, Illinois features 5,705 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70 . The course rating is 115.0 and it has a slope rating of 67. Designed by Steven Halberg, the Hidden Lakes golf course opened in 1921.
1,365 acres of recreation opportunities. The park's centerpiece is a 58-acre lake that offers both fishing and boating, as well as nearly two and a half miles of shoreline to explore.
Home to one of the earliest educational enterprises in Illinois, the park and its sister site, Jubilee College State Historic Site, are located 15 miles northwest of Peoria near Kickapoo. In addition, to the rich history of the college, the park offers hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding and camping. Jubilee College State Park has more than 40 miles of multi-use trails that wind through woodland, hills, ravines and prairies. Mountain bikers are reminded that horses have the right-of-way on the trails.
Jubilee College State Park Camping
Jubilee College State Park is a 3,200-acre facility, located in Peoria County between Kickapoo and Brimfield, just off U.S. Route 150. This scenic area, with its rolling topography and meandering Jubilee Creek, offers various outdoor recreation.
Marshall State Fish and Wildlife Area
Bottomlands and bluffs support a variety of animals, plants, and outdoor pursuits including picnicking, camping, fishing, hunting, and hiking. Migrating waterfowl, great blue herons, and bald eagles provide birders exceptional viewing opportunities.
Mautino State Fish and Wildlife Area
Encompasses 871 acres of mostly unreclaimed strip-mining land. The area is dotted with some 15 stocked lakes for fishing. Be aware that shore access is limited and that shorelines tend to drop off suddenly into deep water.
Nestled in the heartland of West Central Illinois is a golf course you won't want to miss as you travel through this area. Oak Run Golf Course is located 15 miles east of Galesburg, Illinois and is a very comfortable drive from Peoria and the Quad Cities. We are located north of US Highway 150 on County 12. Oak Run Golf Course is a public 18 hole course with well defined fairways and nicely bunkered. Several ponds and a small lake add to the beauty and come into play. There are three sets of tees to fit any level of play. Our large, well kept greens will test your putting skills, and run consistently medium/fast.
Peoria Palace Roller Skating Rink
Heart of Illinois' premier roller rink with family entertainment. We feature great food, a party area, live music, big screen TVs, wireless internet access and more. Peoria Palace Skating Rink offers the best in family oriented entertainment that will appeal to all ages! Peoria Palace has a large arcade area with the newest games, and some "Old Skool" classics that offer arcade tickets which can be traded for prizes at the Redemption Center. Choosing healthier lifestyles has become more important and Peoria Palace definitely fits the bill! Research has shown that roller skating burns up to 660 calories an hour! You see not only is skating fun but it's good for your health!!
The Rock Island Trail provides 27 miles for hiking, biking, and cross-country skiing. One of the premier rails-to-trails facilities in Illinois, this trail is a sure-fire winner for the entire family.
Shallowbrook Farm Executive Retreat
Whether a strategy session, customer/dealer conference, sales, marketing or executive retreat - let our professional staff assist you with your conference planning. We specialize in organizing a tranquil ideal meeting environment with care. Just 35 minutes north of Peoria, featuring tennis, golf, hot tub and game room.
Snakeden Hollow State Fish and Wildlife Area
Features exceptional waterfowl hunting opportunities. The 112 water impoundments offer large-mouth and small-mouth bass, bluegill, crappie, channel catfish, bullhead, rainbow and brown trout for fishing. Seasonal restrictions and limited access may apply.
Central Illinois' most unique farm market. Wagon rides, playground, corn maze, farm animals, Apple Express train. Farm market filled with unique gifts, fresh produce and specialty foods such as jams, salsas, soups, etc. The large bakery provides an assortment of fresh baked goods and a great lunch on weekdays. Lunch served on weekends in September and October from The Old Market Eatery.
Large mature trees covering 50 acres surrounds a 5 acre lake for you to unwind in nature's glory. Activities for all ages - swim, fish, play horseshoes, volleyball or swing at the playground. 30 and 50 amp sites all with water and electric hookup. Pull through and tent sites are available.


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This dry sausage is made from pork and spices similar to salami but with a distinct, old world recipe from the Abruzzo region for which it takes it's name. Delicious sliced with antipasti or in a recipe. Sold two .35 oz (@ 6" long), whole, individually wrapped pieces per order. Imported from Italy.


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The Reebok 17k Pump Ice Hockey Skates are a unique mixture of the 16k skate features with the pro-level quarter package of the 20k skate.
Reebok gave this skate their best quarter package available, the Pro Armour V, which is also found on the top of the line 20k skate. This high performance quarter provides the player with excellent stiffness that in turn provides stability and support for the most advanced turns and cuts.
Just like the 18k ice skate, the 17k will also be utilizing the redesigned Pump, which has been moved close to the rear of the skate so that the bladder can be more effectively utilized, as well as slightly more protected from high-impact abrasions. To help provide protection for the top of the foot, the 7mm white felt tongue includes a solid layer of EVA foam. This foam is segmented into channels that allow for great forward flex as well as lace bite protection.
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- Fit Guidelines: General fit aspects of the Reebok boot are med-high volume, med-wide heel pocket, med-wide across top of foot and forefoot and toe box. Traditional stance.
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Comments: Switched from Bauer One70 to this skate, and couldn't be happier. I was having arch pain and felt like the boot wasn't the most comfortable with bauer. This skate is absolutely amazing, day one feels like a stiff but very comfy boot. Very responsive, and I LOVE the pump system. Works very very well. This is the best skate in this price range in my opinion. Lace lock system is also a huge plus.
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Comments: I have had tremendous difficulty finding a stiff lightweight skate with the volume to accommodate my 13 EEEE shoe size. I tried Bauer Supremes only to have my feet continually placed in vice grips (not nearly wide enough). I have been skating in the old Easton SE16 skates for about 3 years and they fit me like a glove but they are getting worn out. I tried Easton EQ50s in 11.5 EE and loved the performance but they were way too tight. I then made the mistake of going with Reebok 14K skates in an 11.5EE because they seemed to fit well in the local hockey shop. However, I quickly realized you can't go from a high level skate to a mid level skate and sacrifice the support. I planned to buy the Reebok 18K skates but after much reading and consultation with the extremely helpful staff at IW I went with the Reebok 17K in an 11.5 EE. I can honestly say they feel better than any other skate I have put my foot in. They have the volume I need to keep my foot from cramping, the
y have the lateral stiffness I need to keep from rolling over, they are every bit as responsive as any other skate I have tried on and they are reasonably priced for what they are. If you do your homework you will see they are a poor man's 20K with the stuff you don't really need stripped away for a several hundred dollar savings. I would highly recommend these skates not only for their value but for the fantastic service I received from IW!!!
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BOSTON — While the storm was one to be taken seriously, locals here Saturday used the surreal conditions in the snow-covered city to be kids again.
They ran and jogged over snow mounds in the middle of normally busy downtown streets that were now empty. They frolicked with dogs who disappeared into giant walls of snow and re-emerged a few seconds later, tails wagging.
One man scrambled to the top of a giant snow mountain, striking a macho pose at the top as if he were king of the world. His friends laughed and rolled their eyes.
For Andy Klein, there was only one thing to do when he saw all the snow — put on his cross-country skis.
The bundled-up 37-year-old Bostonian was making his way on skis toward the Charles River, about 10 minutes away. There, he planned to meet friends and spend the day cross-country skiing.
He ran a ski over the powdery snow. "The lighter stuff is good to ski on," Klein said.
FULL COVERAGE: 'Nemo' blasts Northeast
STORY: Deadly Northeast blizzard wreaks havoc
STORY: 'Nemo' wallops New York's Long Island
In the Boston metro area and statewide, though, officials scrambled to keep the public informed and get help to those who needed it. The state announced a vehicular travel ban first instituted on Friday afternoon was lifted at 4 p.m. Saturday, although some of the few motorists that ventured out found themselves getting stuck in snow. The ban forbade passenger vehicles from being on the roads unless they were connected to emergency services or some other necessary effort. The Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority, the subway system also known as the "T," remained shut down on Saturday, but expected to resume service on Monday. Flights in and out of Logan International Airport resumed late Saturday, but Amtrak service between Boston and New York is suspended.
More than 400,000 customers lost power in the state, and some were warned to expect the outages to last for days. Crews whittled the total down by more than 100,000 by early Sunday. NStar utility said it was too dangerous to send crews to certain areas. National Guard troops were helping evacuate coastal areas where there was some flooding.
Meantime, in Boston's Back Bay neighborhood, Richard Rossoll ventured out Saturday morning with two friends, despite a boot on his right foot to protect an ankle that had been broken and had undergone surgery. Rossoll devised some makeshift protection for the foot with a trash bag and some duct tape.
"I bagged it up so no snow gets in here," said Rossoll, 23, a senior at Northeastern University who is from Lebanon, N.H. "I've been going up and down snow banks," he said as he wandered around downtown with fellow seniors Katie White and Brenna Schappler.
Parts of the city were able to come back to life quickly because workers shoveled through the night, and restaurants and hotels put their employees up for the night.
New Englanders began the back-breaking job of digging out from as much as 3 feet of snow Saturday. About 400,000 homes and businesses remained without power early Sunday, down from a peak of about 650,000. (Feb. 10) AP
Lionel Gonzalez, who works for the Prudential Center shopping and office complex, said he had been shoveling snow for about 16 hours, except for a lunch break, by the time late Saturday morning rolled around.
"No sleep," said Gonzalez, 40.
A handful of store and restaurant owners decided to do what was necessary to remain open Friday and open on time Saturday. They said they wanted to be there for their customers.
The restaurant 5 Napkin Burger in Boston's Back Bay neighborhood stayed open during its regular hours, keeping its doors open until Friday night at midnight and opening back up Saturday at 11 a.m., said manager Robert Zuromski.
The restaurant on Huntington Avenue stayed open during Superstorm Sandy and other weather emergencies and this time around was no different, Zuromski said with a shrug. He said the establishment operated with about 20 members of his 65-member staff, and he put those employees up in a hotel.
"We're in the hospitality business," Zuromski said.
Bartender Alyssa Dicken moved quickly back and forth to help customers while explaining that although she lives two blocks away, she was OK walking home at midnight during the worst of the storm.
"I went out the back way – that's about a half a block, and then there's an overhang," said Dicken, 25. "That was half of my walk. It wasn't that bad."
In Somerville, Mass., Amsterdam Falafelshop Bostonwas one of the only business to open on time Saturday, after staying open til its regular closing time at midnight Friday.
"The way I see small business is that we're providing a service to the local community," owner Matt D'Alessio, 29, said as he shoveled the knee-high snow and salted the sidewalk outside his restaurant. "We remained open because people came to our shop," buying multiple sandwiches for friends at home, D'Alessio said.
The night before, as the storm rolled in, bringing with it high winds and frigid temperatures, people were not as upbeat.
Michael Davis, who is homeless, stood on a busy street in the Boston's Back Bay neighborhood with a shovel, hoping someone would hire him. But late Friday afternoon, Davis, 57, complained business so far was "lousy." The former roofer and painter lost his job during the recession. He said he hoped he could crash on a friend's couch when the storm intensified.
"I won't go to the shelters because they're dangerous," he said.
As the storm advanced Friday, wind picked up to a point to where pedestrians had to occasionally hold onto light poles. Wind-blown snow fell sideways, stinging the skin like needles. It seemed impossible to look straight ahead while walking. Temperatures dropped to a point where if one removed a glove for a few seconds, fingers became numb.
The new level of weather severity appeared to bring out a sense of caring among strangers on the streets. A young man walking backward to protect the slice of pizza he ate from a paper plate — bought from a pizzeria, the only business open nearby — encouraged another pedestrian to take care. One of two women clinging to each other as they struggled to walk upright in the wind encouraged a stranger to, "Get home safe." Meanwhile, a man driving a van offered a pedestrian a ride.
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A snake-bit Shoreline Community College men's basketball team dropped an overtime game to Peninsula College on Wednesday night in Port Angeles, WA by the score of 87-83. The Dolphins also lost an overtime game to Edmonds CC on Saturday at ECC in a 88-84 battle. The defending Northern Region Champions now find themselves in tie for 5th place in the NWAACC Northern Region with North Seattle CC. The top four teams in the region go to the NWAACC Championship and Shoreline trails Whatcom CC now by one game for the fourth position.
Shoreline led by one point at half, 40-39. Peninsula outscored SCC by one in the second half to send the game into overtime. Zach Kelsh had a bit night for SCC with 24 points and 10 rebounds. Sean Jones continued with a hot hand and added 19 points on the night. Alfie Miller also added 15 points and Blayne Clanton 10 but the Peninsula bench outscored SCC bench 28 to 8 as Shoreline depth has been reduced by injuries and defections from the team.
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Or use what ever they use in the fiber optics cables. Seems to work well there.
You might not have noticed that fibre optics is not air.There is no alignment problem and no light interference.
bends and twists are nothing compared to an uncontrolled environment like open air.
It is much worse in free air. Bends are not noticed in an optic cable, it is a closed environment. It is always aligned. You can get away with simple on / off modulation in a cable.
clean air may have better optical clarity than the tranamission material used in the fiber cables.
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Solving Algebraic Field Equations
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Many of our users are well aware of the fact that COMSOL Multiphysics can be used to solve partial differential equations (PDEs) as well as ordinary differential equations (ODEs) and initial value problems. It may be less obvious that you can also solve algebraic and even transcendental equations, or in other words, find roots of nonlinear equations in one or more variables with no derivatives in them. Are there real applications for this? Absolutely!Read More
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It's easy to navigate from place to place thanks to GPS, but what about once you actually get there — what about navigating indoors? From venues of leisure to buildings in flames, there are many situations where indoor location tracking is useful. GPS technology does not work inside buildings, but there are now other methods under development that will make indoor navigation possible as well.Read More
Lexi Carver | January 10, 2014
Charged particles (such as ions and electrons) are susceptible to electromagnetic fields that exist in the space they occupy. Macroscopic and microscopic particles (dust, pollutants, etc.) are primarily susceptible to forces due to the background fluid (liquid or gas) in which they reside. Particles may also interact amongst each other, or influence the surrounding fields. For systems such as particle accelerators, aerosol distributors, and filtration devices, it can be helpful to calculate particle trajectories or know where the collisions and […]Read More
Jennifer Segui | January 9, 2014
Spectroscopic imaging has been used for decades to map the chemical composition of material surfaces with atomic-scale resolution. In order to achieve adequate chemical specificity and spatial resolution during imaging, both the material sample and the imaging system are placed under high or ultra-high vacuum (UHV). In practice, materials are often used outside of vacuum environments and therefore it is also necessary to evaluate their surface properties at higher or ambient pressure. Differential pumping is the key to designing vacuum […]Read More
Walter Frei | January 8, 2014
When you are working with foreign CAD data, such as files in STEP or IGES file formats, you may think that you need to re-import a new CAD file and start your modeling over from scratch if you want to study a change in size or shape. But, in fact, you can modify the geometry that you've imported with some clever usage of the Deformed Geometry interface in COMSOL Multiphysics. Here, we will look at how this can be done.Read More
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An RF MEMS switch is an electromechanical component found in RF systems. It usually consists of a micromechanical bridge or cantilever, a substrate, and an electrode or dielectric layer. These devices can switch at RF frequencies and tend to have high isolation, i.e. power loss when the switch turns off; low insertion loss (loss of signal power when the switch is on), and extremely low (almost zero!) power consumption. Let's take a look at how you can use COMSOL Multiphysics […]Read More
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In this blog post we will explain the concept of conjugate heat transfer and show you some of its applications. Conjugate heat transfer corresponds with the combination of heat transfer in solids and heat transfer in fluids. In solids, conduction often dominates whereas in fluids, convection usually dominates. Conjugate heat transfer is observed in many situations. For example, heat sinks are optimized to combine heat transfer by conduction in the heat sink with the convection in the surrounding fluid.Read More
Fanny Littmarck | January 3, 2014
Before conducting certain blood sample analyses, researchers need to separate the red blood cell particles from the blood plasma. Using lab-on-a-chip (LOC) technology, red blood cell separation can be achieved via magnetophoresis (i.e., motion induced by magnetic fields). Since the magnetic permeability of the particles is different from the blood plasma, their trajectory can be controlled within the flow channel of the LOC device and then separated out from the fluid.Read More
Mads Herring Jensen | January 2, 2014
I recently had the pleasure of preparing a small contribution to the 166th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America (Fall 2013) together with Wade Conklin and Jordan Schultz from Knowles Electronics. Wade presented our paper entitled "Characterization of a microelectromechanical microphone using the finite element method". The work consisted of implementing a virtual prototype of a Knowles MEMS microphone (the SPU0409LE5H microphone, see picture below) using COMSOL Multiphysics.Read More
Mateusz Stec | January 1, 2014
Computer aided engineering (CAE) helps us understand how mechanical systems work before they are physically realized. In order to properly reflect the reality, we continuously increase the modeling complexity when we simulate, validate, or optimize our applications. A simple technique to improve a model is to increase the number of finite elements that in turn create more evaluation points. The hardware and simulation time, however, may limit the size of the model, and other solutions are necessary — such as […]Read More
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The story of Australian printmaking 1801–2005
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John Brack 'Third daughter' 1954 print, intaglio Collection of the National Gallery of Australia © Helen Brack
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30 March – 3 June 2007
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
The story of Australian printmaking 1801–2005 opens on Friday 30 March 2007 at the National Gallery of Australia. This significant exhibition features over 500 works of art selected from the National Gallery's collection of Australian Prints, Posters and Illustrated Books.
When the First Fleet arrived in New South Wales in 1788 a printing press was included in the essential cargo needed to form the new colony. This exhibition traverses the 200-year history of the printed image in Australia and provides a rare opportunity to see a broad range of prints. It covers all the major developments in Australian printmaking from the early works created by convicts and free settlers to the exciting prints that characterise contemporary printmaking in Australia.
The story of Australian printmaking 1801–2005 is displayed chronologically and begins with many of the first printed works produced in the colonies. It features examples of exquisite early printmaking such as John Lewin's Birds of New South Wales with their natural history 1813and Views in New South Wales 1814 by Absalom West. It also includes the playful documentary style of ST Gill's gold rush imagery, important modernist print works by Australian women artists such as Jessie Traill, the social realist works of Noel Counihan and the political poster works of collectives such as Redback Graphix. Works of art by well-known Australian artists including Margaret Preston, John Brack, Thea Proctor, Tom Roberts, Norman Lindsay and Sydney Long are displayed. Contemporary printmaking is represented through works by Dorothy Napangardi, Mike Parr, Dennis Nona and eX de Medici.
The large-scale exhibition displays an impressive array of techniques and textures including fine tracery of copperplate engravings and rich blacks of mezzotint, the blurred line of drypoint, the sweep of the lithographic crayon, graphic woodcut prints and confronting screen prints.
When it emerged in Australia printmaking was a new form of visual communication. Since its early development the printed image has enabled us to see a reflection of Australia's cultural heritage and it continues to be an effective and highly popular form of communication today.
The National Gallery of Australia's extensive collection of more than 36,000 prints has been greatly assisted by the generous support of Mr L Gordon Darling AC CMG through the Gordon Darling Australasian Print Fund. This support has enabled the National Gallery of Australia to develop an unrivalled collection of Australasian prints, and provides funding for initiatives such as the Australian Prints Online project and the website printsandprintmaking.gov.au.
A major two-volume publication accompanies the exhibition, , Printed images in Colonial Australia 1801–1901 and Printed images of Australian artists 1885–1995, written by Roger Butler, Senior Curator of Australian Prints, Drawings and Illustrated Books.
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Asics continues to build on the success of their most popular shoe with the new Gel Resolution 5. This version carries on the tradition of what has made it so successful, with some slight changes to make performance even better. New to this model is a re-designed upper, making it more flexible and comfortable than ever. Asics has also added their Trusstic System in the midsole, providing a more natural feel and even more stability for aggressive movements on court. With improved durability, this shoe is backed by the 6 month outsole durability guarantee. One of the best shoes on the market has got even better with this update from Asics.


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: You do not need to loosen the bonnet nut. Further in is the body of the stem, which is what you need to turn. 29/32 shower socket should fit.
There is a nylon washer inside, on the stem. This washer is a snug fit coming out of the body. Turn the body of the stem assembly several turns until you are sure all the threads are disengaged, them start wiggling and tugging on the stem . Not a very technical explanation; but it should come out.
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Recently I could set one Ubuntu machine to work as print server, this was the first useful thing I do with Ubuntu other than using it as my main OS.
On the same machine, I want to make something like shared folder or better say, shared folder, and backup server (drive, computer) for all the office users, and all of them r using MS windows.
Although the print server works perfectly, I cant find it on the network using my own Ubuntu box, and sure I cant find it using the windows, OS X boxes.
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Chapter 976!
I smell Kimura's time is now. A well developed villain for him to fight for the belt.
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^Who else gonna fight Iga that we know of? No one in the gym is on his weight class except Kimura. Plus Takamura said the idea is too "dumb" to say out loud. That word is something that can't be used to describe Ippo nor Itagaki so Kimura it is.
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+ when u saw kimura's face he looked like he was about to murder that guy.
A funny chapter and all but nothing really happened except for a hint that Kimura would finally move up in wait and fight that bastard who beat Aoki.
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you guys with the forum being down....
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you guys with the forum being down....
But sooooooooo glad its back.....
Merry Christmas to all...
I feared you had all gone. Was it the widespread storms and power cuts that you in the US have been suffering? I wish all of you affected the best.
Anyway, it's good to see you back.
So let the raucous sleigh bells jingle,
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PacifiCorp, by and through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Energy West
Mining Company ("Energy West") as mine operator, hereby submits an
application for a permit renewal of the Deer Creek Mine for the
purposes of conducting mining and reclamation activities. The permit
area encompasses approximately 19,937 acres as located on the area map
A surety bond for $4,113,000 is filed with the Division of Oil, Gas
and Mining and is payable to the State of Utah, Division of Oil, Gas
and Mining (DOGM), and the Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and
Enforcement (OSM).
A copy of the permit renewal application may be examined at the
office of the Division of Oil, Gas and Mining, 1594 West North Temple,
Suite 1210, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-5801 and also at the Recorders
Office located in the Emery County Courthouse in Castle Dale, Utah.
Written comments, objections, or requests for an informal conference
may be submitted to the Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining address
above. Said comments must be submitted thirty (30) days from the date
of the last publication of this notice. This notice is being published
to comply with the Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act of 1977,
and State and Federal regulations promulgated pursuant to said Act.
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Blue Ridge Parkway officials are asking motorists to avoid traveling the parkway at least through Wednesday, especially on sections in Virginia affected by Hurricane Sandy.
Parkway officials are concerned that a large number of trees may come down as a result of further winds.
The old Stevens Creek school building was destroyed by a fire that was reported shortly before midnight on Oct. 28.
The Fries and Galax volunteer fire departments battled the blaze, located on Pine Ridge Lane off Stevens Creek Road, for several hours before it was brought under control.
Grayson County Sheriff Richard Vaughan said arson investigators with the Virginia State Police were due on the scene Monday to begin their investigation. He termed the fire "suspicious."
A recall has been issued for Kay's Classic vanilla bean ice cream sold by Food City and Super Dollar stores in Virginia.
Manufacturer Schoep's Ice Cream Company of Madison, Wis., alerted customers that because of a packaging error, the ice cream contains an undeclared allergen.
The recall was initiated upon discovery that certain containers of Kay's vanilla bean ice cream contained Kay's Butter Pecan Ice Cream.
UPDATE — An 80-year-old Woodlawn woman involved in a two-vehicle collision Oct. 3 has died.
Ila Faye Payne passed away Oct. 27 at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem, N.C., according to an obituary from Vaughan Guynn Funeral Home.
HILLSVILLE — Even in the quiet before the storm Hurricane Sandy struck, the winds blew over a tractor-trailer on Interstate 77 Monday morning, according to local authorities.
Not a lot of information was immediately available, but Virginia State Police First. Sgt. Mike Musser described it as being like a usual wind-related accident at the 3 mile marker in the Lambsburg area.
The place has a history of empty tractor-trailers falling victim to the wind in that spot.
In 2007, the number of people who died on Virginia roads surpassed 1,000 for the first time in nearly two decades.
That grim toll marked a turning point. Traffic fatalities statewide have exceeded 800 only one year since.
Safety advocates point to a multitude of changes and trends in explaining the drop. Among them: stricter licensing for young drivers, anti-DUI laws, educational and law enforcement campaigns, increased seat belt use, safer roads and better vehicles.
HILLSVILLE — Carroll County officials will seek public comment on the idea of setting up a volunteer force to work with the sheriff's office.
The hearing will be at the board of supervisors' November meeting.
The supervisors initially approval the concept at their September meeting.
Sheriff J.B. Gardner explained that the force would consist of veteran officers who have retired or those who have graduated from the police academy but haven't found a job.
FRIES — Family members of Samuel Joseph Sheehi are asking for community assistance in finding the missing Fries man.
The family is working with Twin County law enforcement to find Sheehi, who has been missing for two weeks.
Family members say 32-year-old Sheehi was last seen Oct. 10.
He is about six feet tall and weighs 180 pounds, with a medium build, blue eyes, and buzz cut blond hair. He wears oversized clothing and has several tattoos.
INDEPENDENCE — A legitimate contest or sweepstakes will never ask a winner to pay money in advance to get their prize, cautions Grayson Sheriff Richard Vaughan.
A local woman almost fell for such a scam, but a family member and the sheriff intervened before any money was lost.
The Grayson Sheriff's Office is warning of a scam involving a sweepstakes award and pre-paid debit cards from Walmart.
HILLSVILLE — At least one person in Carroll County feels good about a new ordinance that calls for methamphetamine makers to clean up their drug labs after conviction.
The Carroll County Board of Supervisors held a required public hearing on the idea, already approved by places like Galax, at the Oct. 9 meeting.
When Supervisors' Chairman Sam Dickson saw that no citizens signed up to speak, he asked Sheriff J.B. Gardner if he wanted to say anything.
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Skip to comments.Caption Weiner at Dominican Day Parade
Posted on 08/12/2013 5:56:40 AM PDT by Lucky9teen
A focused Anthony Weiner marches up Sixth Avenue Sunday, touting a huge Dominican flag in honor of the Dominican Day parade.
Heres a montage of Anthony Weiner
marching running through the parade.
Creepy yes but entertaining. In NY that means a lot.
NYC deserves that subhuman, pervert, deviant POS.
he is toast.
Notice no one is standing near him or even really paying him much attention
It looks more like painful embarrassment that they have to be subjected to him
I take it EVERY little Hispanic sub-group gets it's own day and own parade in New York City?
Freud would have a field day with this one.
Looks to me like Chris Kattan has created a new character and is coming back to Saturday Night Live...
So are you saying that there are too many parades in the world?
Took the words right out of my mouth lol
Dominicans are the largest immigrant group in NYC so yes, they get their own parade, as btw, do the Poles, Germans, and Italians although all of them are smaller in terms of thier immigrant populations in NYC.
He looks manic - or as if he's on some kind of speed.
Last week Weiner marched in the NYC Ecuadoran parade...
Carlos Danger, Latino superhero.
I guess his hands were occupied with a flag and megaphone....no texting photo's from Oscar Meyer jr I guess...
Pioneer Supermarket, Brooklyn, sells plastic barrels
used to ship EBT foods to family members
to sell in the Dominican Republic. / pic by J.C. Rice
NY Posts July 28 exposé found food bought w/ EBT cards was being shipped to the Dominican Republic where the food is sold on the black market.
NY state Repub Sen. Tom Libous has twice passed welfare-reform bills that die in the Dem-controlled Assembly. Obama ordered New York state prohibit EBT cards usage inside strip clubs, liquor stores and casinos before Feb 2014 or take a $120-million cut in next years federal aid-----the US budgets $80-billion for its food-stamp program.
Vote-crazed Assembly Dems----scared of losing latino votes---say they'd rather restrict welfare cash via agency regs. But those regs havent materialized.
The EBT food-stamp fraudsters have other tricks----Bronx grocers ring up bogus $250 transactions with the fraudster's EBT card. In exchange, the stores hand her $200 cash and pocket the rest.
No goods are exchanged.
Instead, the thieving EBT card-holder sends the money to the Dominican Republic minus what she's spending on liquor or other nonfood items.
We do it all the time, and a lot of people do this, the scammer told the NY Post reporter. Its a way of laundering money, but its easier because its free.
(NOTE "free" to scammers---b/c taxpayers pay the freight for the outrageous scam.)
The scammers are clearly falsifying official US govt documents to get EBT cards. That incurs multiple crimes----and several felonies----forgery could be involved.
There needs to be investigations on several fronts. Taxpayers demand to know the full extent of US dollars being drained from our economy into Third World hellholes----including US foreign aid, food stamp foreign aid, wire transfers of EITC SS, SSI, UI, welfare checks, etc.
Dominican travel brochures reveal it is a playland for US pols and rock stars who frequent its posh resorts---where underage prostitution thrives.
BUT the recent travel brochures reveal corrupt govt provides no safety nets for its impoverished citizenry----the govt relies on the BILLION dollars per year its citizens living here illegally send back home.
LYING IN WAIT FOR OUR TAX DOLLARS---THESE IMPOVERISHED COUNTRIES CURRENTLY HAVE ORGANIZED PRESSURE GROUPS INSIDE THE US (here illegally): Argentina, Belize, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominica Republic, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico (stateside)l Salvador, Spain, Uruguay, Venezuela.
The guy has gone 'pee wee herman'
Notice how he strategically positions that bullhorn...
OMG...I just noticed the Planyain...
And the flagpole.
What a disgusting POS
I'd say that's from "Ernest Runs for Mayor" but I liked Jim Varney.
Wasn't he at a Costa Rican Day parade just a week or so ago?
Ah..the Plantain is a FAKE!
It's actually TWO plantains duct taped together.
The significance of that is DEEP.
Sometimes a duct taped double long plantain is just a couple of bananas!
Looks like he just bought a 'real working man's shirt' to wear just for the occasion. Notice the wrinkles- he just pulled it out of the plastic package and pulled the pins out.
Odd. In the pictures his right arm is a lot larger than his left arm....
This guy just has to win....he's perfect for New York.
Can't do any worse than Bloomberg.
It's unfortunate, the guy is perpetuating a lot of negative Jewish stereotypes.
There are more Dominicans in NYC than there are people in general in Portland, OR.
There are about 700,000 Puerto Ricans in NYC as well.
They both have parades, and both groups in NYC sent a lot of members to fight and die in WWII, Korea, Vietnam and the Gulf Wars.
If Irish, Italians, Poles, Germans, and EVERY little European subgroup gets its own day and parade in NYC, I think the Dominicans are entitled.
Wow look at the big head on the tiny body. Is this thing happens to Liberal Democraps?
Yes that guy is creepy and so is the rest of his party.
Carlos, you texted me on a regular basis, don't you remember?
LOL and too many Christmases and too many Sundays. Too many parties. I could go on. I've been to two parades this year and both were wonderful silly joyful events, each celebrated a small community with little or no excuse. Something about a linear party.
The Dominicans are not a little subgroup, in NYC they are the largest group from Latin America. I don't know if every country from Latin America has a parade. I know there is a small Cuban parade in May, a Puerto Rican parade to celebrate their patron saint, John the Baptist, in June and an overall Latin American parade in October. We have the biggest St Patrick's Day parade in the world, and also parades for Greeks, Israelis and Indians. We also have a Columbus Day parade and a very large Thanksgiving Day parade.
There are no Cubans here illegally, due to The Cuban Adjustment Act of 1962. We also have an economic embargo against Cuba, so money and goods cannot be sent there in the same way that it is sent to other countries. There is no such place as "Dominica Republic". There is the island of Dominica in the Caribbean, and there is the Dominican Republic on the island of Hispaniola.
He looks quite insane. Of course he has to be missing something to be able to show his face in public. Bill Clinton had the same immunity from feelings of shame, one of the symptoms of the sociopath. Probably applies to Carlos Danger too.
Go Arnold! We're pullin' for you ...
Did not realize Dominicans were so touchy.
To my knowledge, they aren't.
Just sticking up for my fellow Americans in the context of another knowledge-free "boy, isn't NYC horrible" comment.
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Debates of March 5th, 2012
House of Commons Hansard #89 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was literacy.
- Question Period
- Financial Literacy
- Business of Supply
- Don Valley West
- Veterans Affairs
- Canadian Armed Forces
- Jim Green
- 2012 Scotties Tournament of Hearts
- Provincial Powerchair Football Tournament
- University of Regina
- Joseph Stalin
- Members of the New Democratic Party
- Libya
- Aboriginal Affairs
- 41st General Election
- University Basketball
- James Q. Wilson
- Veterans Affairs
- Liberal Party of British Columbia
- 41st General Election
- Phone Calls to Mount Royal Constituency
- 41st General Election
- Service Canada
- Government Priorities
- 41st General Election
- National Defence
- Public Safety
- Natural Resources
- Veterans
- Pensions
- National Defence
- The Environment
- Consumer Protection
- Veterans Affairs
- The Environment
- Foreign Affairs
- Transportation Safety
- Foreign Affairs
- Presence in Gallery
- Canada-Jordan Economic Growth and Prosperity Act
- Global Centre for Pluralism
- Interparliamentary Delegations
- Business of Supply
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Business of Supply
- The Environment
Don Valley West
Statements By Members
March 5th, 2012 / 2 p.m.
John Carmichael Don Valley West, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to pay tribute to the world-class health care facilities and neighbourhood service agencies of which I am so very proud in Don Valley West. My riding is blessed with excellence in health care through the staff and researchers at: Sunnybrook Hospital and K Wing, the largest veterans' centre in Canada; Lyndhurst Centre, a place of excellence providing the best in spinal cord research and rehabilitation therapy services; the Canadian National Institute for the Blind; Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital, serving children with disabilities; and Bob Rumball Centre for the Deaf, serving the needs of hearing disabled in the GTA.
For community services, I mention with pride Flemingdon and Thorncliffe Neighbourhood organizations, New Circles, Afghan Women's Organization, March of Dimes and Flemingdon Community Legal Services. All of these great organizations are geared to assisting the residents of Don Valley West.
Veterans Affairs
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Dan Harris Scarborough Southwest, ON
Mr. Speaker, I would like to start by thanking my esteemed colleague from Sackville—Eastern Shore for his unparalleled support of veterans during his time in the House.
Today, the New Democratic Party is calling on the government to shield Veterans Affairs from budget cutbacks. Tomorrow, we are calling for all-party support to ensure that programs and services to all military and RCMP veterans are protected. It would be an affront to ask them to give more.
My family has had a long and proud record of service to Canada, starting with my great-grandfather, Harold Riley, who served in both world wars. Veterans services kept my grandmother in her home with dignity until she passed away in 2010. I will not accept that the same services would not be there for future veterans. I will proudly vote yes to this motion to honour their memories and service to Canada. I call on the government to do the same.
Canadian Armed Forces
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Corneliu Chisu Pickering—Scarborough East, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize that the City of Pickering in the great riding of Pickering—Scarborough East has unanimously passed a motion thanking and honouring the service of the men and women of the Canadian armed forces and the many civilians in supporting roles who served in the combat mission in Afghanistan that ended in July 2011. Many of those who served were from Durham region. I thank City Councillor David Pickles and Deputy Mayor Doug Dickerson who brought this motion to city council.
Canada's armed forces have made a significant contribution to the stability and rebuilding of Afghanistan over the last decade. One hundred and fifty-eight Canadian soldiers made the ultimate sacrifice in Afghanistan. Pickering residents and Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606 members crowded bridges and honoured these men and women as they passed through the city of Pickering on the Highway of Heroes.
Lest we forget, lest we forget.
Jim Green
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Joyce Murray Vancouver Quadra, BC
Alas, Mr. Speaker, last week Vancouver lost an inspiring advocate for my community. On February 28, former councillor and two-time mayoral candidate Jim Green lost his fight with cancer.
Jim was a well-known progressive force in municipal politics and a key architect of solutions to improve the city. He was a passionate doer, with a fountain of ideas which he implemented in one of Canada's poorest neighbourhoods, the Downtown Eastside. Jim founded BladeRunners, an internationally recognized employment program that provides life skills training for at-risk youth. He founded United We Can, a charity that offers residents of East Hastings jobs to clean the streets of their neighbourhood. The Portland Hotel Society, which provides supported living space for the hardest to house people, owes its existence to Jim, among others.
Less than a week before he died, Jim was awarded Vancouver's highest honour, the Freedom of the City award, for his exemplary citizenship, service and leadership. Jim lived according to the idea that one can actually change the world for the better and enjoy it at the same time. On behalf of the citizens of Vancouver Quadra and Vancouver, I offer my deepest condolences to Jim's family and all those he touched.
2012 Scotties Tournament of Hearts
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Earl Dreeshen Red Deer, AB
Mr. Speaker, Red Deer was proud to host the 2012 Scotties Tournament of Hearts. Women's curling teams from all across this great nation vied for the Canadian championship. What a show these teams put on. Excellent shot making, thrilling games and heart-stopping action ensured that curling enthusiasts were treated to the best women's curling on the planet.
Host committee chair Sherri Ryckman and her crew of 528 enthusiastic volunteers did a wonderful job of welcoming curling teams and fans to Red Deer. From the unique opening banquet at the Sheraton Hotel, to the great entertainment at the HeartStop Lounge, right through to the final ceremonies at the Westerner's ENMAX Centrium, curling fans were treated to one of the best Scotties ever.
We will now cheer on Team Canada's Heather Nedohin and her Alberta teammates as they compete for the world championship in Lethbridge.
Provincial Powerchair Football Tournament
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Raymond Côté Beauport—Limoilou, QC
Mr. Speaker, on Saturday, February 25, the second annual provincial powerchair football tournament was held in Quebec City at the Centre communautaire des Chutes in the Beauport area. The local team, the Éclairs du Pivot, hosted the following three teams in a tight competition: the Saint-Jérôme Pitbulls—this year's champions—the Montreal Juni-Sport and the Dragonniers from the Madelaine-Bergeron school in Quebec City.
Powerchair football is soccer for people who use power wheelchairs. The event gave the athletes in attendance the opportunity to excel and compete against participants with disabilities from across Quebec and thereby build mutual respect.
Véronique Denis, honorary chair of the tournament, uses a wheelchair and is a member of the Pivot board of directors. She said, "I believe that all the athletes and organizations like Le Pivot are proving to society that people with disabilities have a place and that it is possible to achieve great things together".
Ms. Denis, I wholeheartedly agree.
University of Regina
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
David Anderson Cypress Hills—Grasslands, SK
Mr. Speaker, as an alumnus of the University of Regina, I was very disappointed to hear that my alma mater was experiencing anti-Semitic activities.
Recently, the University of Regina students union passed a one-sided resolution to join the boycott divest and sanction movement against Israel. The motion was passed at the end of the annual meeting when, as the student newspaper reports, "by the time the motion to boycott Israel came up, a lot of people had left and the remaining crowd members were anxious to join them".
We have the ironic situation where a student organization, while proclaiming its support for political freedom and democratic discussion, did just the opposite.
Calling Israel an apartheid state is abhorrent and insulting to all Israeli citizens, Jewish, Christian and Muslim.
The University of Regina's administration needs to disavow any support for this offensive motion. I do not believe the U of R now supports the suppression of all Israeli academics, that it endorses anti-Semitism or that it sees Israel as an apartheid state. To counter this resolution, President Timmons needs to say so.
Joseph Stalin
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Ted Opitz Etobicoke Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, today is the 59th anniversary of the death of the left-wing dictator, Joseph Stalin. During a 30-year reign of terror, show trials, purges, war and religious persecution, Stalin oversaw the death of tens of millions.
Even a partial death toll is almost incomprehensible: 15 million shipped to the Gulag, including my own father; millions of ethnic minorities killed during forced relocations; hundreds of thousands of priests, monks and nuns killed and more than 50,000 churches destroyed; an estimated 10 million Ukrainians starved to death during the Holodomor; millions of Poles sent to labour camps during World War II; and 20,000 Polish prisoners of war massacred at Katyn, all part of a decades-long litany of crimes against the Polish people.
This horror, during a time when Pierre Trudeau sympathetically claimed that the Soviet Union was making "tremendous strides", reminds us that the beginning of Statism is the end of freedom and that the moral perversions of Marxist theory can only be put into practice at gunpoint.
We must never forget the evil that Stalin represented.
Members of the New Democratic Party
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Robert Aubin Trois-Rivières, QC
Mr. Speaker, today I would like to highlight the citizen engagement of 160 people in my riding and more than 14,000 others in Quebec. I sincerely thank all these people for taking action to move this country forward. They refused to be intimidated, they accepted the risks associated with taking a stand and, proud of their ideals, they became official members of the New Democratic Party.
They are showing the way for thousands of others who support us, but who have told me that they are afraid that their organizations will suffer if they publicly support a party other than the one holding the purse strings. This is indicative of the unease caused by the Conservatives' style of governing, which appears to favour friends of the government.
Nevertheless, the movement is afoot and, day after day, we will continue to show all Canadians that the NDP is the only party that puts the interests of the people before those of big business. Our party truly listens to all Canadians. It will be 2015 before we know it and, together with all Canadians, we will once again have every reason to be proud to be a part of Canada.
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Laurie Hawn Edmonton Centre, AB
Mr. Speaker, I was appalled to learn today that in Libya the graves of Commonwealth troops, including at least one Canadian who fought in Libya during the second world war, were smashed to pieces in the Benghazi war cemetery.
Just a few short months ago, we saw the brave men and women of the Royal Canadian Air Force successfully participating in a UN-mandated, NATO-led mission to protect civilians from the former Gadhafi regime, and today we see the graves of Canadian airmen destroyed by a group of extremists.
I would like to commend the Libyan National Transitional Council for its promise to pursue those who are responsible for destroying the graves of the brave individuals who fought against those who would oppress their fellow man during the second world war.
Most important, I commemorate the great sacrifice of the Canadians who laid down their lives in the defence of freedom and democracy and pay tribute to those who continue to serve around the world to defend these important values today.
We owe them so much and Libya owes them so much. We must never lose our appreciation of service and sacrifice.
Aboriginal Affairs
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Peter Julian Burnaby—New Westminster, BC
Mr. Speaker, the preservation of language is an essential aspect of cultural heritage. More than 60 first nations languages are spoken from coast to coast to coast in Canada. This unique and fundamental part of Canada's cultural mosaic must be preserved.
What is encouraging is the growing number of young aboriginal activists stepping forward to preserve these languages, working tirelessly across the country to sustain a unique cultural identity. I would like to praise the work of FirstVoices and first nations activists who are leading the way to the revival of first nations cultural heritage. On this side of the House, we salute their efforts.
The full contribution of the first nations, Inuit and Métis people to building Canada has never been fully recognized and honoured. New Democrats are committed to a new partnership to address long-standing neglect and injustice. We are committed to building together a Canada where aboriginal languages, knowledge and culture are respected and reinforced and where first nations communities across the country can stand with hope and pride.
41st General Election
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Scott Armstrong Cumberland—Colchester—Musquodoboit Valley, NS
Mr. Speaker, last week, West Nova was mysteriously added to the list of alleged calls by Gord MacPherson, the campaign manager for Liberal candidate, Robert Thibault, who said that he had no memory of anyone complaining about calls during an election.
The media quoted Mr. Thibeault himself for remembering the incident. He said, "I had one person call saying that he got repeated calls at odd hours from a caller saying he represented the Liberal Party".
There it is. The Liberals paid millions of dollars making hundreds of thousands of phone calls in these ridings and they now claim to have received these calls from the opposition.
The opposition's exaggerated allegations demean the millions of voters who cast their votes in the last election.
University Basketball
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Geoff Regan Halifax West, NS
Mr. Speaker, it is a pleasure to pay tribute today to St. Francis Xavier University basketball coach Steve Konchalski.
Already the "winningest" coach in Canadian university sport history, he reached a new milestone on January 7 with his 800th victory.
As a player, he led Acadia University to a national title in 1965 and was chosen tournament MVP.
Coach K has led the St. FX X-Men to three national championship victories so far, and he has taken Canada's national team to three Olympic games. He has served as assistant coach of the Canadian team for 16 years, and as head coach for four.
He has been inducted into the Acadia Sports Hall of Fame, the Canadian Basketball Hall of Fame and the Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame.
He is known as a class act, a man of intelligence and humility, but perhaps the greatest tribute to Steve Konchalski comes from his players who say that he always demanded a lot from them, both in the classroom and on the court.
I invite all members to join me in recognizing Coach Steve Konchalski on his 800 victories.
James Q. Wilson
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Tom Lukiwski Regina—Lumsden—Lake Centre, SK
Mr. Speaker, James Q. Wilson, who died last Friday, was one of the quiet giants of our age whose rigorous common sense was an antidote to the intellectual poison of so much of the 25th century academic philosophy.
Wilson will be best remembered for his "broken windows" theory of policing, which held that the failure to police supposedly minor breaches of the social order, such as vandalism, defacement art and graffiti, as well as drug use, undermines a community's sense of security and mutual trust, leading to more broken windows in crime. This insight ran counter to the soft on crime ideology of the sociologists and criminologists of the day. However, whenever policy-makers enacted Wilson's ideas, such as in New York, crime went down and the intellectual bankruptcy of his opponents was exposed.
However, Wilson's legacy is much broader. At a time when moral philosophers were denying the very possibility of truth, Wilson tested their claims against the reality of lived experience and showed them to be hollow.
As an enlightenment empiricist, he reintroduced the moral sense of Aristotle and Adam Smith to a new generation of policy-makers and reminded us that an ounce of--
James Q. Wilson
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
The Speaker Andrew Scheer
Order, please. The hon. member for London--Fanshawe.


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An ATV accident early Monday morning has left one Carbon County child dead, according to the Emery County Sheriff's Office.
Two 11-year-old cousins, who were not identified, were riding an ATV in the Mounds area southeast of Wellington when their vehicle rolled over, pinning the driver beneath it. The passenger tried to move the ATV but was unable to do so. He ran back to a camp where their parents and grandparents were staying to get help and brought them to the scene. The family tried CPR on the driver and transported him to a location where an ambulance was waiting to pick him up.
The boy was taken to Castleview Hospital in Price where he was pronounced dead a short time later, according to Emery County Sheriff Lamar Guymon.


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I have only made 1 siggy and I did not like it but I hope you like this one Sandi! Not to worry I won't be offended if you don't wear it Ü
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