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Opening Hours: Daily 10:00am-11:00pm
Vegan Burg has a choice between ordering the burgers as a set (fried and drink will be included) or just as an individual burger. First up, we have the Tangy Tartar Burger Set. Tartar is a sauce that I really love, so I was pleased this burger was on the menu. The hero of this dish, however, was the actual burger patty. It was flavoured heavily of fish, but not too overpowering. I was hearing rumours that the burgers were huge in size from Vegan Burg, that is not the case. But they're not small either. As part of the set, as you can see, fries accompany the burger. I think a few more fries should have been added, especially with the significant price difference between the set and the regular burger.
Price: $9.85. 8/10
Next burger was the Smokey BBQ Burger Set. Once again, this was ordered as a set. The burger in this meal really had a wonderful smokey flavour to it, which was much more prominent than I was expecting. The patty was derived from mushroom stem mock meat, which always provides a very authentic meat texture. As was the case in all burgers, the bread was exceptional.
Price: $10.85. 7/10
The third and final burger that was sampled was the Cracked Pepper Mayo Burger. The bread in this burger was somewhat unusual, with it having a strong cinnamom flavour immersed inside it, which I couldn't quite decide if I liked or not. The patty I have no objections about, and overall it as another quite fulfilling burger. One thing perhaps I would have preferred is for none of these burgers to be sliced in half. Perhaps I'm somewhat of a traditionalist, but a burger cut in half irks me a little. Good overall though.
Price: $5.85. 7/10
Conclusion - As you can tell by the number of burgers I had to order to fill me, the portion is not as big as initially reported. But I have no real complaints about the size, it was average to me. The quality of the burgers is very good, especially when it comes to the quality of the bread and the burger patty. The menu is still not fully complete yet, and I'm sure there are other teething issues that the staff need to work out, overall though I love the restaurant and love the concept. How successful will it be? It's hard to say, and I suppose only time will tell. Anyone vegan or vegetarian in Singapore should definitely go and pay this place a visit though. They also have a delivery service.
Overall Rating
Food - 7/10
Ambiance- 8/10
Service - 7/10
Value - 6/10
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3/4 C. Vegetable Oil
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August 16th, 2013 08:17 PM #1Junior Member
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Made up middle name?
Awhile back I posted about using Margaret or Beatrice as a middle name for our daughter whose first name will be Tessa. Margaret and Beatrice are both family names. We got great feedback but still cannot decide on which one. Honest opinions.... If we combine the two we came up with the name Marbea. We kinda like it but is it way too made up? Tessa Marbea? (Pronounced mar-bee)
August 16th, 2013 09:27 PM #3Senior Member
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I think it's cute! If you're afraid you won't get another chance to use one of the honor names, I think this is a good way to go. Tessa Marbea is not offensively made up. And it's a fun middle name story that she can share with those close to her :-)
August 16th, 2013 09:43 PM #5
I actually don't think it's as made up as you might think.
Marbea would be closer to the phonetic spelling of Marbella, Spain. (Which is one of the most important tourist cities on the Costa del Sol).
I would probably spell it Marbella and use the Spanish pronunciation. (Also there is something visually nice about the ss mimicked by the ll's).Little Lorelei - May 2016Endora - Freya - Merida - Viola - Zelda
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August 16th, 2013 09:50 PM #7
Hmm...I'm going to be the voice of dissent and say I don't like it. Marbea is actually quite cute, but Margaret and Beatrice are both such gorgeous names, it would be a shame to use neither. Have you considered using two middles? Tessa Margaret Beatrice? Or even using one as a first name instead of Tessa - Margaret Beatrice or Beatrice Margaret? Sorry, you've probably already thought of all this, but I'd hate to see Margaret and Beatrice go to waste. I know you're technically still using them in Marbea, but when people hear that name, they won't necessarily think of a Margaret/Beatrice smush.~ Violet Elizabeth Rose ~
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August 16th, 2013 10:00 PM #9
It's kind of cute actually! And the story behind it is nice. Go for it!


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What does it take to be a weather spotter? Emery County Local Emergency Planning Committee along with members of the local HAM radio club joined Kevin Barjenbruch of the National Weather Service to learn how they can be weather spotters and reporters.
Barjenbruch said part of the process is to learn definitions for weather events so you can provide weather information for the protection of life and property. The Utah Weather Service covers all of Utah except the eastern part of the state which is covered by the Grand Junction weather service. You can contact the weather service at all hours any day of the week. "Contact us, don't be shy. Utah has a variety of weather events each year. Snow, thunderstorms hail, floods, flash flooding and other types of severe weather. I have been with the weather service for 23 years. One significant weather event last year was the flooding in Washington County which caused $20 million in damages. Another was the Machine Gun Fire and the Twitchell fire. The Machine Gun fire started on a day with high winds and dry conditions and was sparked by a machine gun during testing. We are working with the city of Herriman to prevent flooding events in the upcoming season. Landscapes with recent fires can lead to severe flash flooding and debris flows. Seeding and barriers offer some protection. Already this year there have been some debris flows in Draper.
"With weather spotter training we now reach out to people to find out what and where their concerns are. From this area there were reports of high winds in February that caused damage this year. We like to have weather spotters call us with that information. If the wind is blowing hard enough to cause damage then we want to know. You don't have to know the speed of the wind, just that it's causing damage. With our Sky Warn system, it's high on the mountains so we don't get the radar coverage down low. So, it's a challenge to know what's going on at ground level," said Barjenbruch.
The information called in by weather spotters is passed along to the media so the general public can be warned of a significant weather event. The website to check for weather events is www.weather.gov/saltlakecity.
The trainees this evening signed up to be weather spotters and gave contact information so the weather service can contact them and they are also responsible to contact the weather service by phone or email.
Barjenbruch said their notices include watches, warnings and advisories all with different levels of urgency. Watchs are sounded two-six hours before an event. Warnings might not occur until 10-20 minutes before an event, you will be encouraged to take action at this point. Advisories are issued for low impact threats.
Barjenbruch encourages everyone to be aware of their environment and what's going on around them. The weather service puts all incoming information on its Web page. They also have a transmitter system that broadcasts the watches and warnings on radio. The weather service will also become involved if the nuclear plant near Green River becomes a reality.
Barjenbruch talked about tornadoes and what makes them severe; a tornado needs hail, high wind and an overshooting top in the cloud formation. The skies can also take on a greenish tint preceding a tornado.
Barjenbruch said all hail should be reported. Large hail stones are formed as warm air rises and freezes and gets bigger then drops back to the earth. Do not report that the hail is marble sized, because there is too much variation in the size of marbles. Be specific. Don't chase weather. Report from where you are at, the conditions in the area where you are located. "Always be safe and smart," said Barjenbruch. Don't think that tornadoes can't occur in Utah because they do. Super cell thunderstorms produce tornadoes and large hail. Lightning is outside of the storm and inside the storm cloud is the wind and hail. From the southwestern part of a storm is where the tornadoes will spin out. Funnel clouds extend from the storm, but don't reach the ground and don't contain debris. The tornadoes reach the ground and contain debris. Large hail stones will precede the storm. Storms create their own air flow. Debris can be dust in the air. Virga is when the rain evaporates before it reaches the ground.
Barjenbruch trained the class on radar imagery. He said the darker areas are where the weather is more intense.
Water must be respected during flooding instructed Barjenbruch. He said sometimes people underestimate the power of water and they are swept away in flood waters because they try to drive through rushing water. Do not do this. Some floods don't have much warning, spring flooding will start with snow melt in the mountains which fill the streams and rivers. Flash flooding events are caused by fast and furious thunderstorms. Rising water should be reported. An inch of rain or more in a short time should be reported.
Barjenbruch said high winds, dense fog, severe winter weather and wild fires should all be reported. They like to warn people at least two days ahead of an impending severe winter storm, but sometimes storms can be fast moving without much warning. Be ready to report snow totals said Barjenbruch. "If you hear thunder you are close enough to be struck by lightning," he said.
Bret Mills, HAM radio club president said we don't get much weather reporting from Salt Lake on the radios here. They decided to work together to get more communications from Salt Lake to Emery County and they will find out which frequencies the Salt Lake clubs are using.
Weather information should be called in to 800-882-1432 ext. 1.
The information gathered is sent back out to media outlets, it is put on the NOAA wire service, instant message systems are also activated. Reverse 911 calls with warnings can also be put out by the sheriff's office. Capt. Kyle Ekker said they used the Code Red system last spring when Green River was experiencing flooding and severe thunderstorms. Life threatening weather events must be acted upon to get the information into the hands of the public for their safety.
Barjenbrach said the weather service is trying to become more active in the communities. He would like to come down and participate in the emergency preparedness fair this year. The fair will be held in Carbon County this year at the fairgrounds on Sept. 30. There is also an advanced weather spotter course that interested people can complete online.


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The Oil will be holding a press conference later today to announce that Raffi "Raff-Daddy" Torres will be undergoing knee surgery and will be out for the remainder of the season. This will derail his plans for a return to his 27-goal scoring form of two years ago. On the plus side <insert prospect not named Schremp> will be called up from Springfield, and will get shuffled from line to line.
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Quote from: Charles Hunter on June 23, 2010, 04:43:29 PM... and the Jean Ribault restuarant on the 2nd floor of Sears ......with a large wall mural by artist Lee Adams depicting his landing. (However, I believe this restaurant closed, at the latest, in the 70's as the Sears store was already closed by or before about 1980.
... and the Jean Ribault restuarant on the 2nd floor of Sears ...
That is an awesome picture Lake. Though I get nauseated at the thought of how many pieces were destroyed for surface parking or some other unimportant reason. Also note the Rhodes Furniture in the upper left which is now gone. Its sickening.
Fuddruckers won't be coming to the Landing. That project died a long time ago.
Am I mistaken or did Fuddruckers go under? I thought I read somewhere that they filed for Bankruptcy..


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PRICE - Raymundo "Ray" L. Sandoval, age 82, passed away peacefully Sept. 4, 2009 in Price. He was born March 9, 1927 in Del Norte, Colo. to Carlos C. and Anita Santistevan Sandoval. Married Andrea Nava April 21, 1946 at the Good Shepherd Catholic Church in Sunnyside.
Ray worked for Kaiser Steel for 44 years and was a proud member of the U. M. W. A. Local #9958. He enjoyed bowling and fishing. His greatest love was his grandchildren and his pets "Buffy" and "Little Girl". He will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him.
Survived by his loving wife Adrea, Price; children, Louie, Charlotte, Edward, and Annette Sandoval, all of Price; brothers and sisters, Alfonso Sandoval; Lucy Walker; Arthur (Ann) Sandoval; Ester Franco; Virgil (Delores) Sandoval; Grace Duenas; Fillie Sandoval; Marcy (Dick) Hickman; eight grandchildren and six great- grandchildren.
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Here are holiday dates throughout the year, including Ash Wednesday, Easter, Pentecost, Labor Day, Election Day, Thanksgiving, and the 1st Sunday of Advent.
Shrove Tuesday: 1 day before Ash Wednesday.
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Westside Cinema has been entertaining Litchfield and surrounding communities with first run movies for over 30 years.
The Ovation concept is an innovative full-service cinematic dining experience that brings the convenience of dinner and a movie to every oversized luxury seat. The Ovations feature an extensive menu with over 100 premium food and beverage selections providing valued guests to enjoy the biggest Hollywood blockbusters like never before. Ovation also includes amenities such as a cocktail lounge with a full service bar and food service available for guests to enjoy the comfort of community-style dining.
Located in Uptown Normal, the Normal Theater originally opened in 1937 and was the first movie theater in Bloomington-Normal built specifically for sound films. An Art Deco showplace built with streamline design, the Normal Theater has been completely restored to its original condition. It now operates as a film center, showing classic films on the big screen as well as independent and world cinema titles. In addition, the theater is used for a wide variety of non-film events and is available for rentals where assembly seating is required.
Built in 1922, the theater built by Steve Bennis opened in 1923 showing "John Quincy Adams Sawyer." It was originally a single screen featuring an organ and live stage shows as well. The number of screens was doubled in 1985 and then again in the mid nineties. Downtown Lincoln is a great place to grab dinner and a movie while exploring the Mother Road.
The Sycamore State Theater opened as the Fargo theater on November 28, 1925. The 900 seat, single screen Fargo theater was built at a cost of $115,000 by Henry Fargo of Geneva. The theater opened to live stage performances, silent movies, and a large Geneva Pipe organ. The first sound system was added in December 1928 at a cost of $20,000. In June of 1939 the Fargo theater was one of the first buildings to have air conditioning in DeKalb County. The Fargo became the State Theater August 6, 1940. The State Theater had a long run as a movie theater until November 1972 when lack of attendance the theater closed. It operated as a church for the next 17 years. For 9 months in 1989 the State Theater was bought with the vision of holding live country music shows once again the theater was closed due to lack of attendance. The State was made a three-screen theater in 1990 by splitting the large theater in half and making the old stage a third screen. The State Theater was home to the first Sycamore Film Festival in September 2011.
First of its kind in the nation! Includes 60 high-back chairs with cocktail tables in between. While enjoying a first-run movie, dine on appetizers, entrees, or desserts served at your table. Admission includes movie, endless popcorn, and valet parking.
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This 2 screen brew-and-view style theater serves beer and wine, non-alcoholic beverages, snacks, small appetizers and Chicago-style hot dogs.
A nicely renovated space (opened in early 1996 and converted from a 1912 nickelodeon), this comfortable theater offers excellent sight lines and adequate acoustics. The Mercury is located in Chicago's vibrant Southport Corridor, the stretch of Southport Avenue between Belmont to the south and Irving Park Road to the north. A popular neighborhood for shopping and nightlife, the Corridor is home to a diverse range of restaurants, cozy pubs, and eclectic boutiques. Neighboring Wrigleyville is home to Chicago's most popular sports bars, and of course, Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs.
Conveniently located in the Landmark Recreation Center, Landmark Cinemas has been proudly servicing the Greater Peoria area since January of 2008. It is our goal to make more movies more affordable for more people. Which is why everyday we offer a $4.50 Matinee on all 2-D shows that start before 6PM and $6.50 for all 3-D shows before 6PM. As well as discounted ticket prices, we are proud to say that Landmark Cinemas offers the most affordable concessions as well, with a small popcorn and soda combo for only $2.00 and a large popcorn and soda for only $6.00. Here at Landmark Cinemas we play all of the new 1st run movies including digital 3-D titles. Being a part of the Landmark Recreation Center, Landmark Cinemas is close to a host of other entertainment activities. Including the Bullpen Sports Bar and Grill and Landmark Lanes.
This historic movie theater, built in 1922, features first-run movies presented in the latest 4K digital projection and sound on nine screens. Stadium seating, digital 3D and party room.
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Starplex Cinemas combines the enjoyment of movies with expanded concessions stands and its Star Cafes.
The Gene Siskel Film Center - School of the Art Institute of Chicago
One of the largest and most comprehensive programs of its kind in the country, the Gene Siskel Film Center presents premieres of new American and foreign films, revivals of classics, retrospectives, independent productions, and festivals of international scope. Open to the public seven days a week, $11 general admission, $8 groups, $7 for students. Visit our website at siskelfilmcenter.org for more information.
The Marcus Addison Cinema is your premiere entertainment destination with 21 state-of-the-art auditoriums. The facility can accommodate rentals for group outings, corporate events, birthday parties & various other occasions.
The Varsity Center for the Arts
What started as a single-screen movie house in 1940 has become a power house for live music and community theater. This gorgeous theater is one of the greatest components to Carbondale's thriving art & culture scene, as it serves as home to the Jackson County Stage Company, which presents several plays during the year, and hosts the weekly Friday Night Film series. The Varsity serves as a venue for live entertainment during the Carbondale Rocks Revival, an annual city-wide music festival in addition to accommodating local and regional musicians during the year to bring the city exceptional entertainment.
Sky View Drive In - Litchfield
The Sky View Drive-In Theatre in Litchfield opened in the Spring of 1950 and has been in operation each season since then. We are a seasonal operation and run from the first or second weekend in April until the end of September. Open on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays only.
Didley's is a '50s outdoor restaurant with carhops on rollerblades, a playground, an outdoor movie theater, a miniature golf course and a concession stand.
Art Deco Theatre, seats 550, with a full balcony. Dolby digital sound. Affordable snack bar and friendly service. Open Monday - Saturday, 6:00pm - 11:00pm and Sundays, 2:00pm - 8:00pm
Historic Fischer Theatre, owned by the Vermilion Heritage Foundation, was built as the Grand Opera House in 1884. From Lillian Russell to silent movies, this theater provided entertainment to the community until it's closing in 1982. As work continues toward the goal of complete restoration, the lobby is used for many public events. The theater also houses the "Stage Presents The Fischer Gift Shop" where you will find creations by local artists and artisans, as well as products highlighting the area's famous stage, movie and vocal artists.
Enjoy first run films in a renovated 1924 Spanish-style movie theater with five auditoriums all equipped with Dolby digital sound. Baby Barton Pipe Organ is played on Friday and Saturday nights.
The Art Theater is located in the heart of Downtown Champaign and has been entertaining moviegoers since 1913. A true historical fixture, the Art Theater screens independent films and serves up locally grown popcorn, baked goods from local bakeries and a great selection of wines, beers, soda and more!
Since 1921, The Virginia Theater has been a landmark in the business district of Champaign and in the history of the region. For 75 years, the 1,525 seat theater has offered entertainment as a vaudeville house, legitimate theater, and movie house. The historic theater plays host to Roger Ebert's Ebertfest Film Festival every spring.
The Egyptian Theatre hosts film festivals, special movie screenings, and live entertainment events. This theatre is a 1929, fully restored Egyptian Art Deco movie palace and is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places. The Egyptian is also available for rentals, tours, weddings, graduations, parties and receptions. Capacity: 1,419 Raised stage with dressing room below; balcony and lobby space. - New Google Maps 360 tour of the theatre is now available http://bit.ly/1TJnAdb
Landmark's Complex includes the Racquet & Health Club, The Bullpen Sports Bar & Grill, Bowling Center, Landmark Cinemas, The Finish Line Banquet Rooms with rooms to accommodate any occasion, Bowling Pro Shop, and the Barber-Styling Center. Landmark's banquet facilities offer a large variety of party favors and delicious meals that will please every taste bud. In addition, we will tailor any party to fit the interests of your employees, family and friends. After your meeting or during your party, let us incorporate moonlight bowling with laser lights and music, adult arcade games in The Bullpen, or a movie at the Cinemas. With our reasonable food and game prices, the staff at Landmark can offer an enjoyable event to fit any budget.


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BLM Rock Springs Seeking Comment on Bridger Coal Lease Modification
he Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Rock Springs Field Office is launching a public comment period on an environmental assessment on a proposal by Bridger Coal Company to expand their coal lease (WYW154595) by 320 acres for underground mining.
The additional 320 acres of BLM-administered land is in the checkerboard region of mixed public, private and state owned land. The modified lease is adjacent to the current Bridger Permit Boundary. The permit covers approximately 26,691 acres of land the company leases east of Sweetwater County Road 15, roughly 35 miles northeast of Rock Springs, Wyo. In addition to the federal lease modification request, the company is proposing to conduct underground coal mining on connecting private land.
Bridger Coal Company operates the Jim Bridger Coal Mine complex which includes surface, underground, and highwall mining methods, along with ongoing reclamation, and has been in production since 1974.
Public comments are most useful when they are specific, cite additional relevant issues and/or determine the extent of those issues. Written substantive scoping comments should be received by Jan. 25, 2013, and may be submitted via email, mail, or hand-delivery during regular business hours (7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) to:
Please include "Bridger Coal Lease Modification WYW154595" in the subject line. Persons who use a telecommunications device for the deaf (TDD) may call the Federal Information Relay Service (FIRS) at 1-800-877-8339 to contact the above individual during normal business hours. The FIRS is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to leave a message or question with the above individual. You will receive a reply during normal business hours.
Before including your address, phone number, e-mail address, or other personal identifying information in your comment, you should be aware that your entire comment–including your personal identifying information–may be made publicly available at any time. While you may ask us in your comment to withhold your personal identifying information from public review, we cannot guarantee that we will be able to do so.
For more information, visit: www.blm.gov/wy/st/en/info/NEPA/documents/rsfo/bridgercoal.html or contact Nancy Favour at 307-352-0211.
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November 27 2011 09:06PM
Congratulations to the 2011 Grey Cup Champion BC Lions!
If you haven't had your fill of sports for the weekend might we suggest having a lil listen to some of the most knowledgeable hockey folks around?
This is NationRadio.
Corey Pronman from Hockey Prospectus checks in to discuss the 2010 draft one year out among other statisticy type statistic talk.
Kent Simpson the Colour commentator for the Oil Kings talks Tyler Maxwell, current events in the WHL and the projected 2013 Top Prospects. He also gives an update on Oilers prospect Tyler Bunz.
Editor of the Nation Network Kent Wilson pops by to talk about the Flames recent acquisition of Blake Comeau and discusses the concept of the Flames trading Iginla if their fortunes continue to decline.
Scott Taylor from JetsNation.ca gives an update on the suddenly respectable Winnipeg Jets record and contemplates the idea of the newest team in Canada making the playoffs.
Tom Benjamin from the popular Canucks Corner debates the place of both fighting and the neutral zone trap in the game.
Lowetide pontificates wisely on the 2011-12 Edmonton Oilers as they reach the quarter point of the season with far more wins than any of the pundits had expected a few short weeks ago.
November 27 2011, 09:07PM
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November 27 2011, 09:08PM
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Ha Ha, Junior got taken to the woodshed once again.
Damnit! Beat again!
November 27 2011, 09:16PM
Aww shucks :P
Waiting at the airport and couldn't think of anything better on the fly from my crackberry.
Next time Wanye, next time ;)
November 27 2011, 09:40PM
If the neutral zone trap ever becomes bad enough that Chi, or healthy Pens and Wings can't get past their own neutral zone, you could always have some sort of zone defense penalty where icing is waived off until loss of possession. I still like making red line thicker before that. Rewarding a tie is stupid; soccer tie penalty is smart. If more than three players are on a 20ft thick redline for more than a few seconds, you waive off icing. Or trapping team has to reach opposition blueline at next possession is a quirkier rule if both sides Brodeur it endlessly. A 3rd faceoff dot between the circles would be another way to penalize the trap.
November 27 2011, 09:46PM
wonder what's going on in downtown Vancouver at this moment? ;-p
There was football in Canada today?
November 27 2011, 11:00PM
wonder what's going on in downtown Vancouver at this moment? ;-p
I'm sure they're having a riot.
November 28 2011, 07:30AM
Maybe I'm just crazy but Is this last weeks podcast?
*edit* the full podcast here and on iTunes is last weeks, the segments are fine.
November 28 2011, 11:56AM
Sad day, if i hadn't been channel surfing after dinner i totally forgot the game was on. First time in 35 yrs this day was forgotten.
November 28 2011, 07:11PM
Yep-, the link to the full podcast is last week's.


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LEWISBURG, Pa. — ?The University of Delaware let a big third quarter lead slip away, but sophomore Danny Keane was there to save the day Saturday afternoon as he scored with just five seconds left in overtime to send the No. 19 ranked Blue Hens to an 11-10 upset win over No. 12 Bucknell at Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium.
Delaware, now off to a 2-0 start for the third straight year and for the eighth time in the last nine seasons, built a 10-5 lead late in the third quarter before Bucknell stormed back to send the game into extra time on a goal by Todd Heritage with 6:57 left in regulation.
The Bison won the overtime faceoff but both teams turned the ball over during their first possessions of the four-minute extra session.
Bucknell turned the ball over again with 1:43 left on its second possession to give Delaware the chance to win it. After working the ball around, Delaware senior Grant Kaleikau found Keane, who scored the game-winner with just five seconds left to play to end the game.
Keane, who scored four goals in the Hens' season-opening 19-6 win over Detroit last week, netted three goals on this day highlighted by the game-winner. Sean Finegan scored three goals and dished out an assist, Brenden Gilson and Mark Yetter each scored twice and dished out an assist, and Kaleikau dished out four assists for the second straight game.
Delaware senior Dan Cooney won 13 of 23 faceoffs while goalkeeper Chris Herbert posted eight saves to earn the win. Bucknell became the highest ranked opponent to fall to Delaware since the Hens upended then No. 8 Hofstra 10-9 in last year's CAA semifinals.
Bucknell (0-1), which won a school record 14 games a year ago when it advanced to the NCAA?Tournament and lost by just one goal to national champion Virginia in the opening round, got a game-high four goals from Heritage.
Tom Black added two goals, Chase Bailey had a goal and two assists, and Billy Eisenreich and Peter Burke each had a goal and an assist.
Gilson scored two goals in the opening stanza to help Delaware break out to a 3-1 lead after one period and the Hens took a 6-3 lead into halftime as Keane scored twice in the second quarter, including a goal off a feed from Gilson with 7:14 left in the half.
The Blue Hens, the two-time defending Colonial Athletic Association champions, came out strong in the second half as Kaleikau fed Yetter and Finegan on goals in the opening four minutes to push the UD?lead to 8-3.
Bucknell answered with two goals from Heritage, but Delaware responded with goals from Finegan and Yetter to push the UD?lead back to five at 10-5.
But the?Bison managed to shut down the Hen offense the rest of the way as they mounted a wild comeback. Black, Kyle O'Keefe, and Heritage each scored a goal in the final six minutes of the stanza as the Bison narrowed the Delaware lead to 10-8 heading into the fourth quarter.
Bucknell then tied things up as Bailey scored 53 seconds into the stanza and Heritage sent the game into overtime on his goal with 6:57 left.
The victory gave Delaware head coach Bob Shillinglaw his 301st career win. Last week in the win over Detroit, the veteran Blue Hen mentor became just the eighth head coach in college men's lacrosse history to reach the 300-victory mark.
Delaware will look to improve to 3-0 next Saturday when the Hens travel to Baltimore to take on Loyola (Md.) at 1 p.m.


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Two finalists have been selected for the chancellor position of the newly formed Utah State University-College of Eastern Utah. They will each make public presentations in early April.
The candidates are Cory L. Duckworth, vice president for Student Affairs at Utah Valley University, and Joe Peterson, vice president for Instruction at Salt Lake Community College.
Duckworth will present in Price, April 7, 11 a.m. on the CEU campus and again at CEU at 5 p.m. in an open meeting with the community. He will be interviewing on the San Juan Campus, in Blanding, April 6.
Peterson will present in Price, April 13, 11:30 a.m. on the CEU campus and again at CEU at 5 p.m. in an open meeting with the community. He will be interviewing on the San Juan Campus, in Blanding, April 12.
Duckworth was selected by Utah Higher Education Commissioner William A. Sederburg to oversee the transition of the USU-CEU merger last October. He began his career in higher education in 1985 as an instructor of political science and pre-law advisor at Southern Utah University. He went on to head up university development and advancement divisions at SUU, Minot State University, St. Cloud State University, Utah Valley University and Ferris State University before returning to UVU in 2003.
Duckworth received a juris doctorate from the University of Utah College of Law and a master's degree at the U of U with an emphasis in American constitutional institutions, public administration and organizational behavior. He received a bachelor's degree in political science from USU.
Peterson began his career in 1982 as an instructor of English at USU. He went on to Dixie State College as a faculty member prior to becoming dean of arts, letters and science at Dixie and then interim academic vice president and vice president of student services before taking on his current duties at SLCC.
Peterson received a doctorate in educational leadership from the University of Nevada, a master's degree in English from Brigham Young University as well as a bachelor's degree in English from BYU.
Duckworth said in his letter to the search committee that the new USU-CEU is a vital institution for all of Utah. He said he is energized by what he sees as an extremely bright future that builds upon a distinguished history of service to students and the regional community. He said USU-CEU will play a critical role as an educational, cultural and economic driver for the cities of Price and Blanding and the entire southeastern region of Utah.
"I am confident that my background and preparation would be a strong asset in leading this new entity as it addresses the full range of challenges and opportunities that lie ahead," he said.
Peterson said in his letter to the search committee that his teaching and administrative experience and biography is serendipitous in his candidacy as the first chancellor of USU-CEU. He was born in Monticello and grew up in Price. His father was a history professor at CEU and dean of instruction prior to becoming a USU history professor for two decades before retiring.
"I know Price, I know CEU, I know USU - plus, I'm an experienced administrator," he said.
The search committee is composed of Greg Benson, vice president of Academic Affairs, College of Eastern Utah; Guy Denton, vice provost, College of Eastern Utah-San Juan Campus; Cameron Martin, associate commissioner for Economic Development and Planning, Utah System of Higher Education; Sydney Peterson, chief of staff, USU; Gary Straquadine, dean and executive director, USU-Tooele Campus; and Jan Young, director of Academic Records and Registration, CEU.
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Allgauer's Restaurant features steak, chops, pasta and seafood. Join them for breakfast, lunch, dinner and their award winning champagne Sunday brunch.
Great brewery tours, great beers, Taco Thursdays - you must see 5 Rabbit! The name 5 Rabbit was inspired by the Aztec culture of Latin heritage. 5 Rabbit beers are mysterious and captivating, and every taste reveals a new detail. Great for those seeking fresh, unique and delicious beers.
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Fine dining specializing in prime steaks and fresh seafood.
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Blue Island's first brewery since prohibition. A craft brewery and taproom with artisan ethics serving the South Side of the Chicago area.True to the craft.
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Family style restaurant offers the biggest and best buffet and grill. Banquet room available. Offering senior discounts daily. Fresh baked goods and "all you can eat" sirloin steaks.
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One of the best kept secrets in casual dining! The Nest Bar & Grill at Bolingbrook Golf Club can accommodate over 100 guests.
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Voted "Best BBQ Ribs in the Southland." The Patio is a casual dining, catering and carryout tradition in the Southwest and Western suburbs.
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It's day-two for health insurance exchanges across the country. Officials in Massachusetts reported a few glitches in the roll-out, but hundreds of interested applicants on the state's updated website. Connecticut officials likewise notes a few bumps amid heavy traffic.
The Affordable Care Act remains the main point of contention in Washington as a federal shutdown continues. U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney of Connecticut is a Democrat.
"Despite the hysterics predicted on the other side, which you would have thought the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse would be riding through the streets of New London and Norwich and Hartford," Courtney said Wednesday on the House floor. "Instead, the headlines this morning were: enrollment better than expected on exchanges' first day, 450,000 people contacted the Connecticut exchange, hundreds enrolled. They didn't even wait until January to begin the process of getting health coverage."
A spokesperson for the Connecticut Exchange says its website had an additional 8,000 unique visitors Wednesday morning.
Enrollment numbers are growing for the new Vermont Health Connect health insurance exchange, but on its second day of operation, the system continues to struggle with a too-slow website.
Commissioner Mark Larson of the Department of Vermont Health Access says his staff remains focused on improving the speed at which the website's pages open.
As of 11 a.m. Wednesday, Vermont's site had had about 13,000 unique visitors, with 780 people opening accounts.
The Associated Press and New England Public Radio's Sam Hudzik contributed to this report.


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By JULIA FOOTEHuntington
As a parent whose child was in an auto-pedestrian accident in 2005, I would like to first of all express my condolences to the family who recently lost their son to another senseless auto-pedestrian accident in Huntington.
Both accidents could have been prevented. In both cases the drivers of the vehicles had previous irresponsible driving habits. As far as I am concerned, neither driver should have had the privilege of driving. According to the Utah Drivers Handbook (pp 49), "Bicycle riders on public streets and highways have the same rights and responsibilities as automobile drivers." Also, (pp 53), "Pedestrians have the right-of-way at intersections..." It is also stated that it is illegal to pass any vehicle that has stopped at a crosswalk.
My question is why were these drivers allowed to be on our roads? I am sure the police officers get tired of stopping the same irresponsible people just to see the judicial system turn around and let them go out and commit another offense.
I have lived on Main Street for more than 14 years and have watched Huntington go from a fairly quiet place to one in which the traffic is constant day and night. It is sometimes impossible to even back out of my driveway. However, I do not believe that Huntington is moving up with the times. I believe there are some changes that could be made to make Huntington a safer place to live.
Listed are a few things that I feel could be done in Huntington, as well as other towns of Emery County, to make it safer for all of us.
1. Make sure there are sidewalks throughout each town.
2. Paint lines on all of the streets.
3. Put up stop signs instead of yield signs.
4. Make sure there are stop signs on all corners around the schools.
5. Clearly marked crosswalks all the way around the schools.
6. Increase law enforcement to where there is a patrol officer for each town.
These are just a few suggestions. I am sure the citizens of Emery County have many others.
I will be the first to admit that I do not regularly attend city or county meetings. Otherwise I might know the status of some of the above suggestions. However, I plan on changing that and when possible attending the meetings or at least staying more informed. I would encourage all the citizens of Emery County to do the same.
To each and every citizen, I would ask that in this election year you would make sure and ask the platform of those who are running for office. We need officials that are willing to make our community a safer place to live.


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Greg Dwyer and Bill Obenauf (a.k.a. Bill Michaels), who host a morning show on 97X in Davenport, Iowa, recently conducted an interview with Dave Mustaine. You can now listen to the chat below.
The greatest birthday party ever and the launch of A Tout Le Monde is coming to Orlando, October 21. Are you in? RSVP here: facebook.com/events/1773901872881797/
VIP Packages for our U.S. Tour include a Dave Mustaine autographed guitar package, stage tour package + more. Get yours now at megadeth.tunestub.com
See new "A Tout Le Monde" merch from Unibroue, coming soon! Join the megadethbeer.com mailing list for details, avails, and more!
Megadeth has won a CLIO Awards Silver medal for the Dystopia Virtual Reality Experience. Watch the video at this location.
"The WAMU Theater was the scene for one of the best bills out currently out on tour: Megadeth's Dystopia World Tour. The venue was filled to the rafters with head bangers and thrashers looking forward to an entertaining evening filled with classic, heavy, thrash, crossover, Viking and groove metal – and they did not leave disappointed." Read the entire review at seattlemusicinsider.com
Brian Martin for Cry of the Wolf recently conducted an interview with Dave Mustaine. Dave talks about life on the road, beer, bands, and music. Read the interview at cryofthewolf68.blogspot.com
Watch the brand new music video for "Conquer or Die!" on Vevo here: vevo.ly/xTcp2W
Dave Mustaine talks about Megadeth's evolution, Dystopia and more in a recent interview with Vegas Seven. Check out the interview at vegasseven.com
On this day in 1990, Megadeth's fourth studio album Rust In Peace was released. The album is held in high regard in the metal community as one of the best thrash/speed metal albums of all time. Also, three years ago today, Countdown To Extinction: Live was released.


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Plenty by Tracy Reese Jackie Flannel Wedge Bootie
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Sleek style is all yours when you slip into the Plenty by Tracy Reese Jackie. This flannel bootie is versatile enough for any chic, fall look.
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Location: New York
December 04, 2012
Neat-looking, well-made bootie.
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Rebels Harlow Bootie
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Step out and stand out in the Rebels Harlow high heeled bootie. You won't be able to resist the back corset lacing detail on this feminine style.
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Keep the Boundary Waters free of toxic mining pollution
The Boundary Waters has high recreational, ecological, cultural, and economic value. They are home to an abundance of wildlife that need pristine habitat. The proposed mine could degrade 500,000 acres of rivers and lakes — jeopardizing area recreation, fishing, canoeing, and an outdoor-based economy that contributes $100 million annually to the local community.
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Can anyone give some inspiration for decorating my home this Christmas?
Can anyone give some inspiration for decorating my home this Christmas?
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Do you live in a house or apartment?
Do you have children?
Do you want cute or religious?
Do you like old fashioned or modern?
Is there anything you absolutley don't want (clowns for example)?
Are you in an area that gets snow?
Sorry if this sounds like an interrogation. I'm just trying to get an idea of what kind of things would suit you best.
I look forward to reading other posters suggestions, and reading more of your posts.
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Sorry I was having a major panic last weekend and then had a friend take me out to get some gift ideas, But what I really wanted to say was - has anyone got any 2012 Christmas Gift ideas' I think this thread could be useful resource for anyone that is struggling for Christmas gift ideas?
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Woods plays down McIlroy rivalry
Tiger Woods insists it is far too early to be talking up any kind of rivalry between himself and Rory McIlroy.
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Such a position was long held by Woods and with the American finding his feet once more with three wins of his own this year, the pair are often said to have a burgeoning rivalry.
However, Woods believes until the pair have gone head to head in a major event, talks of any great rivalry are premature.
"Rory McIlroy had a wonderful year, and my hat is off to him," Woods wrote on his official blog. "He deserved Player of the Year.
"Whether we develop a rivalry remains to be seen. Let's just let it play out and see where it takes us. We'll look at the results the next five or 10 years and see if it becomes a rivalry or not.
"We'll have to win big events and play each other down the stretch. That hasn't happened yet. We've only played each other at Honda down the stretch.
"We need a lot more of those type of battles, but in bigger events."
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
The Richfield Wildcats came to town last Tuesday and defeated the Emery High baseball team for the second time this season, this time by a score of 14-6. With the win, Richfield and Delta lead the region with one loss each while the loss puts Emery into a tie for fourth in region 12 action with Juab. Emery now has a 2-4 region record.
Richfield scored their 14 runs on 11 base hits including six doubles and a homerun, nine walks and one hit batsman. Richfield committed one error in the game.
Emery scored their six runs on five base hits, three walks and Richfield error. Emery batters struck out 11 times in the contest. Emery went down one-two-three in the first, second and third innings before finally scoring three runs in the fourth inning. Emery would score two more in the fifth inning and the final run in the seventh inning.
Richfield scored a single run in the first inning, six more in the second inning, one run in the fifth inning, five in the sixth inning and one more in the seventh inning.
In the second inning, Richfield scored a run with two out and three runners on base. Emery dropped a routine fly ball to centerfield that would have ended the inning. The next batter doubled and then the batter after that hit a homerun so Richfield scored six runs instead of one.
Emery's five hits included four singles by Geren Payne, Tappan Draper, Nick Stoddard and Tanner Ewell. Nathan Mecham had Emery's only extra base hit, a double.
Emery will face Manti and Juab next week. Emery defeated Manti in an earlier game at Manti and Emery lost in an earlier game to Juab at home. Emery needs to defeat both of these teams in order to position themselves for any type of playoff run with only two games left after next week.


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Hungary Central Banker Says Rate Cuts a Mistake
BUDAPEST–Hungarian central bank deputy Ferenc Karvalits slammed a recent spate of rate cuts, claiming they could harm the already struggling economy and ignored signs that inflation could be on the rise. He also urged the country's government to cut spending rather than increase taxes.
His comments on monetary policy highlight the continuing split within Hungary's panel on which way rates should go. The seven-member MPC divides between "hawks" on one side–who are central bank governor Andras Simor and his two deputies–wanting tighter monetary policy, and "doves" on the other, represented by four external members, appointed by the ruling parliamentary majority.
The doves have had their way at three successive MPC meetings from August through October, when interest rates were cut three times by 0.25 percentage points each month to stand at 6.25%. Despite the cuts, Hungary's interest rate is still the European Union's highest.
Mr. Karvalits told DJ FX Trader in an exclusive interview Wednesday that the rate cuts threatened the central bank's role as the guardian of price stability. Monetary policy should be tightened to ease inflationary pressure to a level that would help growth, he said.
"The central bank has embarked on a monetary loosening cycle despite the deteriorating inflation outlook, which has put its primary mandate at peril," Mr. Karvalits said. The bank is mandated to keep annual inflation at 3% in the medium term.
"Reaching and ensuring price stability is not a luxury asset but a basic condition of long-term prosperity. It's an indispensable factor of a predictable economic environment where it's worth investing and creating jobs," Mr. Karvalits said.
Two of the dovish central bankers, Ferenc Gerhardt and Andrea Bartfai-Mager, told DJ FX Trader Monday there could be further rate cuts to help lift the economy out of recession without fueling inflation, as high fuel and food costs hadn't boosted the price of other goods and services.
Mr. Karvalits disputed this view. "It would be premature to say that if we don't see any second-round inflation effects at the moment, they don't even exist."
October's sharp slowdown in annual headline inflation to 6% from September's over four-year high of 6.6% doesn't alone justify more rate cuts, he said. "Rate decisions shouldn't be made based on a single piece of data. We cannot draw far-fetching conclusions from October's inflation reading," he said.
He said there were several indicators pointing to higher inflation. Core inflation, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, have risen significantly. So did inflation expectations, which work as a self-fulfilling factor for future inflation. According Central Statistics Office estimates, annual core inflation was 5.1% in October versus 2.8% in the whole of last year.
Headline inflation has remained in line with a baseline scenario the central bank outlined in its Inflation Report in September, but it could get a boost from the government's second set of fiscal austerity measures aimed at keeping the budget deficit in line with the European Union's tolerance threshold, Mr. Karvalits said.
"The new taxes, including the financial transaction levy, will put more burdens on the financial system and increase production costs. This is expected to further worsen longer-term growth potential and increase inflationary pressures," he said.
In September the central bank forecast that the economy would contract 1.4% this year and that inflation will be 5.8% in 2012 and 5% in 2013, firmly above the 3% target.
With its public debt at 77% of gross domestic product at the end of the second quarter, Hungary is Central and Eastern Europe's most heavily indebted country with a large part of that debt in foreign currencies.
Ample liquidity provided by the world's major central banks has helped reduce the perception of Hungary as a risky place to invest but "it's uncertain how persistent this favorable risk environment will be, which also points to cautiousness," Mr. Karvalits said.
Hungary has been negotiating with the International Monetary Fund and the EU over the terms of a financial backstop aimed at improving the country's finances. Talks hit an impasse in recent weeks following a media campaign against the sort of conditions the government claims the creditors would hope to attach to a deal. Prime Minister Viktor Orban said a week ago that progress could resume since the EU had agreed that Hungary's current policies should keep its budget deficit below 3% of GDP next year.
Mr. Karvalits also said the Hungarian government needs to shift its economic policy toward spending cuts and away from tax increases to promote sustainable growth and a long-term public debt reduction.
He said that the government's commitment to bring the country's budget deficit below the European Union's 3% of gross domestic product maximum was positive, but that achieving this through taxation would hamper the country's economic prospects.
"To ensure a sustainable reduction in public debt in the long term…we need predictable measures that support sustainable growth," Mr. Karvalits said. He said this needs a policy weighted toward spending cuts rather than one-off tax measures aimed at increasing revenue.
The government's current policy includes imposing the highest levy on its banks of any EU country. This and other government moves have hit banks so hard that lending has come to a virtual standstill. As a result, the country's growth prospects have dimmed and the international banks that dominate the sector are scaling back their Hungarian activities.
Analysts echoed Mr. Karvalits' views as data published Thursday showed that Hungary remains in recession. Its economy contracted 0.2% in the third quarter.
"The structure of fiscal adjustment puts increased burden on banks and selected corporate sectors, pointing toward poor growth potential even in the long term, challenging debt sustainability," Citigroup economist Eszter Gargyan said in a note.
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Debates of May 9th, 2012
House of Commons Hansard #120 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was chair.
- Question Period
- Red Deer Optimist Rebels
- Montreal's Homeless Organizations
- French Education
- David Weatherhead
- Sport
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Freedom of Speech
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Hunger Awareness Week
- Garth Webb
- Rape and Gender Violence
- International Trade
- Workplace Safety
- French Language
- Workplace Safety
- Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies
- The Environment
- Public Appointments Commission
- Auditor General
- National Defence
- Canada Revenue Agency
- The Environment
- Conservative Party of Canada
- Political Party Financing
- Ethics
- Aerospace Industry
- National Defence
- Health
- Public Safety
- Veterans Affairs
- Agriculture and Agri-Food
- Pensions
- 41st General Election
- Financial Institutions
- Workplace Safety
- Foreign Investment
- Health
- The Environment
- Cultural Heritage
- Government Response to Petitions
- Interparliamentary Delegations
- Committees of the House
- Canadian Human Rights Act
- Canada Labour Code
- Housing
- Breast Density Awareness Act
- Business of the House
- Employment Insurance Act
- Business of Supply
2:05 p.m.
The Speaker Andrew Scheer
It being Wednesday, we will now have the singing of the national anthem led by the hon. member for Charlottetown.
[Members sang the national anthem]
Red Deer Optimist Rebels
Statements By Members
May 9th, 2012 / 2:05 p.m.
Earl Dreeshen Red Deer, AB
Mr. Speaker, determination, teamwork and belief in their coaches propelled the Red Deer Optimist Rebels to gold at the Canadian Men's Midget Triple A Championship on April 29 at the Telus Cup in Leduc.
Checking the score on the way to the airport, I heard the result after two periods: five to one for their Quebec opponents, but Red Deer did have a power play to start the third.
The Rebels owned the third, burying four goals to send this exciting game into overtime.
After a scoreless 10 minute extra period, Nick Glackin tipped a shot from Rebel captain, Brady Bakke, to cap off one of the most thrilling games in tournament history.
Coach Doug Quinn truly instilled the pride it takes to build champions. He told his team that anything could happen, and it did.
In this, their ninth appearance at this tournament with three previous gold medal games where they had come up just short, they truly are deserving of the title of National Champions.
I congratulate the Red Deer Optimist Rebels, the players, their coaches and their fans.
Montreal's Homeless Organizations
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Marjolaine Boutin-Sweet Hochelaga, QC
Mr. Speaker, I would like to wish my father a wonderful 80th birthday. He taught me that altruism is far better than individualism.
It was this desire to help others that led a number of organizations to establish RAPSIM, the Réseau d'aide aux personnes seules et itinérantes de Montréal, 35 years ago. These organizations, such as the well-known Maison du Père, help the least fortunate in society.
RAPSIM's work is highly respected and has been supported financially for a number of years by the homelessness partnering strategy, the HPS, which is governed by the Canada-Quebec agreement. But after 12 years, the funding has disappeared. The Minister of Human Resources suddenly decided that she would no longer honour the agreement, which was renewed less than a year ago, or abide by the recommendations of Quebec's health network or the HPS federal-provincial committee.
Where is the respect for provincial jurisdictions? Are groups like RAPSIM being punished because they are daring enough to stand up for such subversive rights as the right to housing or to health? Is this a case of my way or the highway?
French Education
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Corneliu Chisu Pickering—Scarborough East, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to speak to a historic event that took place in the beautiful riding of Pickering—Scarborough East, home of Canada's first urban national park.
On April 25, Le Conseil scolaire de district catholique Centre-Sud marked the start of construction of two French Catholic elementary schools in Toronto.
We are proud that one of the schools will be built in our riding at 29 Meadowvale Road, a picturesque location beside Wanita Park and a short distance from the Rouge Park.
The school will open its doors in a modern eco-friendly building in September 2013 and will accommodate 250 students from kindergarten to grade 6.
I thank Mr. Yves Lévesque, chairman; Mr. Rejean Sirois, director of Education Le Conseil Scolaire; and, Mr. François Broileau, Ontario French Languages Services Commissioner for the excellent work they have done in improving French education in our community.
I would also like to thank all the members of the community for actively participating in and supporting this important project.
David Weatherhead
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Jim Karygiannis Scarborough—Agincourt, ON
Mr. Speaker, on March 25, David Weatherhead, the first member of Parliament for Scarborough West passed away.
David was first elected in 1968 and again in 1980. While fiercely partisan, David had the generosity of spirit which enabled him to extend his hand in friendship to all members of Parliament.
David arrived in this place feeling that the rules and procedures of the House and committees needed to be reformed. He felt that, in order to deal with a backlog of legislation, the rules needed to be changed. One of the suggestions he put forth was that speeches by members should be limited to 20 minutes. However, David believed that the rights of all members, especially those of opposition members, to express themselves on an issue should be respected.
On behalf of the Liberal Party, I extend our condolences to David's family and friends. I also want to thank David for his service.
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
John Carmichael Don Valley West, ON
Mr. Speaker, minor hockey, baseball, soccer and other sports programs teach our youth the skills of sport as well as discipline, sportsmanship and teamwork.
April marked the end of another hockey season in Don Valley West for the York Mills Hockey Club, the Don Mills Civitan Hockey League, the Leaside Hockey Association, the Toronto Leaside Girls Hockey League and the Pro Action Hockey League playing at Angela James Arena.
May marks the start of yet another season of baseball and soccer throughout the neighbourhoods of Don Valley West.
Today I want to pay tribute to all the parents, coaches and other volunteers from these and other minor sports groups in Don Valley West who give so generously of their time and energy to make possible these minor sports programs for our children.
Their hard work is worth it. On behalf of our youth and the whole community, we give a heartfelt thanks.
Multiple Sclerosis
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Mike Sullivan York South—Weston, ON
Mr. Speaker, the carnation is Canada's oldest and most recognized symbol of hope in the quest to end multiple sclerosis.
Many Canadians living with multiple sclerosis are mothers. Others, either children or adults, have mothers affected by this disease because women are diagnosed with MS three times as often as men. That is why every year the MS carnation campaign takes place over Mother's Day weekend.
From May 10 to May 12, thousands of volunteers in more than 280 communities across Canada will be showing their dedication to finding a cure by selling carnations on street corners, at malls and other public spaces.
Today there is renewed hope for MS victims as new treatments are being discovered and validated.
I know that members on both sides of the House will join me and the many families that have been touched by MS in supporting the research necessary to bring hope into reality. Let us support this effort by purchasing a carnation. Today, together, we can end MS.
Freedom of Speech
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Leon Benoit Vegreville—Wainwright, AB
Mr. Speaker, we have seen the absurd censorship on certain university campuses regarding pro-life issues. This is a serious concern and now this censorship has become an issue in some schools with the "life is wasted without Jesus" T-shirt issue and others like it.
Members should not get me wrong. I am not opposed to some censorship. Certainly grungy, smutty messages on T-shirts should be kept out of schools. However, a T-shirt that merely says "life is wasted without Jesus"?
Why the seemingly growing agenda against freedom of speech when it comes to Christian or pro-life issues?
This seems so un-Canadian, or at least it would have 30 years ago.
This ridiculous, unhealthy censorship is wrong. It is simply wrong and it must be stopped. So, who will stop it? It is up to the people.
Multiple Sclerosis
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Peter Braid Kitchener—Waterloo, ON
Mr. Speaker, I am honoured to wear a carnation to support Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month and to help kick off the MS carnation campaign.
This program raises funds for MS research and provides support to individuals and families touched by the disease. Those of us who have a family member with MS understand the struggle that it can present.
And while Canada, unfortunately, has one of the highest rates of MS in the world, the good news is that we have some of the best researchers. In fact, there has never been a more hopeful time for Canadians with MS.
Canadian researchers continue to learn more about the causes and develop treatments to manage the difficult symptoms.
We must all commit to ending MS within our lifetimes.
Hunger Awareness Week
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Fin Donnelly New Westminster—Coquitlam, BC
Mr. Speaker, to mark this year's Hunger Awareness Week, Food Banks Canada has issued a challenge to parliamentarians from all parties to fast for one day so they can experience what it feels like to go hungry.
Hunger is a significant problem in our country. Each month, close to 900,000 Canadians are assisted by food banks, and 38% of those helped are children. In a country as wealthy as Canada, there is no excuse for letting our most vulnerable citizens go hungry. Hunger can be solved by addressing the root cause, which is poverty.
Two effective ways parliamentarians can address this issue is by increasing affordable housing and raising seniors' pensions.
I join with over 140 parliamentarians and staff who are going hungry today to make a point. I ask that all parliamentarians work together to eliminate hunger and poverty in our country.
Garth Webb
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Eve Adams Mississauga—Brampton South, ON
Mr. Speaker, I recently learned of the passing of Mr. Garth Webb, a veteran of the second world war and the D-Day landings. Mr. Webb was a determined leader who worked tirelessly to ensure recognition for Canada's veterans.
As the leader of the Juno Beach Association, Mr. Webb was instrumental in building the Juno Beach Centre in France. The memorial and interpretive centre, which pay homage to the Canadian effort in the second world war, especially the Battle of Normandy in 1944, exist today because of Mr. Webb's great dedication.
Even after his death, the Juno Beach Centre will remain as a testament to his passion and as a tribute to the courage and determination of Canada's Second World War veterans.
The sacrifice and service of Canadian veterans, such as Garth Webb, serve as an example to all. I offer my most sincere condolences to his family and to his friends.
Rape and Gender Violence
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Marie-Claude Morin Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot, QC
Mr. Speaker, this week the Nobel Women's Initiative launched the International Campaign to Stop Rape and Gender Violence in Conflict. Rape is being increasingly used as an intentional strategy in conflict. Women are mainly targeted, in order to sever community ties, even after the conflict is over.
According to American researchers, 1,152 women and girls were raped every day in the Democratic Republic of Congo in 2006 and 2007. Unfortunately, in most countries, it is very difficult to get accurate statistics because very few rapes are reported.
However, what is certain is that the perpetrators of these crimes too often go unpunished. Women and girls as well as men and boys throughout the world have the right to access justice. The purpose of the campaign is to promote change and to put an end to rape by allowing victims to be heard.
I invite all members of the House to join this international campaign by visiting stoprapeinconflict.org. By spreading this message, we will finally be able to put an end to gender violence in conflict.
International Trade
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Ed Holder London West, ON
Mr. Speaker, today marks the 62nd anniversary of the creation of the European Union. Canada enjoys the oldest formal relationship with the EU, dating back to 1959. Since then, the already close relations between us have significantly strengthened because we recognize the importance of growing our mutual economic and security interests. As a result, the EU represents Canada's second largest trade and investment partner and is a natural ally on foreign and security issues.
The trade agreement we are now negotiating with the EU is our most ambitious trade agreement ever. It is a key part of our government's pro-trade plan to create jobs, growth and long-term prosperity in London, Ontario and across Canada. The benefits will be widespread and stimulate the economy in every single region of our country.
Our government's position is clear. We are taking a strong stand against protectionism as we move forward with new free trade agreements around the world. We do this for the sake of Canadian families. We do this for the sake of Canadian jobs. We do this to provide the conditions that will ensure Canada maintains the strongest economy in the industrialized world.
Workplace Safety
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Rodger Cuzner Cape Breton—Canso, NS
Mr. Speaker, 20 years ago today, a spark deep in the southeast section of the Westray coal mine in Nova Scotia triggered a massive explosion that trapped and killed 26 miners. The force of the blast shattered windows and shook homes in nearby Stellarton and New Glasgow.
Today, we remember those miners who died needless deaths; deaths that were the result of greed, mismanagement and failed government oversight. Rescue teams and draegermen worked tirelessly in treacherous conditions in search of survivors. Their bravery and heroism captivated the nation and put the spotlight on worker safety and corporate accountability. Their efforts led Parliament, under the leadership of my former Liberal colleagues, Martin Cauchon and Andy Scott, to unanimously pass the Westray bill.
The Westray bill was a positive step, but we are reminded today that more can and needs to be done to improve worker safety and corporate accountability in our country.
French Language
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Jacques Gourde Lotbinière—Chutes-de-la-Chaudière, QC
Mr. Speaker, allow me to say how proud I am to represent my constituents and to be able to do so in the language we cherish and defend in Quebec: French. Defending the values of the Quebec nation means affirming the French fact in Quebec.
The orange wave is causing French to disappear from this House, and it is an insult to our identity as Quebeckers to see all the NDP MPs from Quebec debate and ask half their questions in English.
I am proud of my French roots, of the people who founded our Canadian nation. At no time should a French-Canadian politician be attacked for honourably serving his country in his mother tongue.


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