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After Game Six of the Subway Super Series in Victoria, I got a chance to talk to Morgan Rielly for a couple of minutes. For my article on Team Canada's defensive prospects at the World Juniors (including where Rielly stands), click here .
What would you say is the main reason for there being so many good defencemen in your age group?
That's hard to say. I think every team these days is in a hunt to have a good two-way defenceman, there's a whole group of them playing right now in pro hockey with Kris Letang and whatnot. I think there's a whole lot of great blue liners in our league and our age group and I'd say that's great for hockey.
How old were you when you made the switch to defence and who was your primary influence?
I was in atom and all the way up until atom I was kind of all over the map, and I had a chat with my Dad and he told me that if I played 'D' I'd have a whole lot more ice time and so after that we made the switch and haven't really looked back. He's taught me a whole lot about the position and the game as well. I think I've come a long way from atom.
At the draft I overhear you telling Brian Burke "I love it", and I guessed he was asking you about media attention. Have you been getting a lot more of that as a Leafs draftee this year?
Yeah, I think so. Playing junior hockey there's been quite a few people calling from Toronto, but you know I try not to concentrate on it too much but it's hard to get away from as a draft pick but I don't have any problem with it and I'm enjoying it a little bit.
About your game tonight, it looked like you came in on a pinch from the blue line and you sort of tripped over yourself and you looked to limp a bit back to the bench. Were you feeling alright at that point?
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Myths may perform any one or all three of these functions, but in addition play a critical role in how a culture constructs its sense of time. In this sense myths are contrasted to history, which concerns recent, well-documented events, and to poetic epics and narrative legends, which concern an historical person, place, or incident from the distant past; an example is the story of Lady Godiva's naked ride through Coventry. (The legends of Norwegian and Icelandic kings, recorded from the 12th to the 15th cent., are called sagas.) A myth, however, is generally a story that takes place in an imagined, remote, timeless past and tells of the origins of humans, animals, and the supernatural.
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Myth has been employed for the enrichment of literature since the time of Aeschylus and has been used by some of the major English poets (e.g., Milton, Shelley, Keats). Some great literary figures, notably William Blake, James Joyce, Franz Kafka, W. B. Yeats, T. S. Eliot, and Wallace Stevens have consciously constructed personal myths using the old materials and newly constructed symbols.
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Ospreys pipped Leinster at the death to claim a dramatic 31-30 win in Sunday's RaboDirect PRO12 final clash at the RDS.
Ospreys pipped Leinster at the death to claim a dramatic 31-30 win in Sunday's RaboDirect PRO12 final at the RDS.
In his last game for Ospreys, former Wales wing Shane Williams scored the match-winning try in the 78th minute – duly converted by Dan Biggar – to help claim the spoils for the Welsh region in Dublin.
Both sides scored three tries, but the home side paid the price for a missed early penalty by Jonathan Sexton – a weak kick which proved the difference as Biggar's sole miss was a conversion, meaning he kicked 16 points to the Leinster fly-half's 15.
Leinster mostly paid the price for indiscipline though – Heinke van der Merwe and Nathan White both spending time in the bin – conceding two of three tries at points when they were a man short.
Ospreys have now won the 'Celtic' League twice in three seasons, having also beaten Leinster in the 2010 final.
The Welsh region went into the game on a six match winning streak, but they found themselves 17-9 down at half-time with Sean Cronin and Isa Nacewa going over for the hosts. Sexton also added a penalty while Biggar responded with three of his own for the visitors.
Despite two more three-pointers from Sexton in the second period, touchdowns from Ashley Beck and Williams saw the gap reduced to two points before Nacewa's second score seemingly sealed the victory.
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It was the Swansea-based outfit who opened the scoring thanks to a three-pointer from their fly-half. However, Sexton converted a penalty opportunity to level matters.
Biggar kicked a second from the tee, but it was the Irish province that looked the most threatening with ball in hand.
Having failed to secure the double last season, losing to arch-rivals Munster in the play-off final, Leinster seemed determined not to replicate that lacklustre performance. And Cronin went over for the first try of the match after a superb off-load from Brian O'Driscoll, Sexton converting, to forge them into the lead.
The visiting fly-half reduced the arrears with another successful penalty before Nacewa pounced on some slack Ospreys' defence to touch down straight from the restart.
Van der Merwe, in for the injured Cian Healy, was then sin-binned after repeated infringements in the scrum, but the home side held on until the break.
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Once again, the visitors hit back through a Williams try in his final game for the region, but Nacewa touched down to relieve the pressure.
Nathan White became the second player to be yellow carded for the Irish province and Biggar kicked the resultant penalty before Williams provided the perfect send-off.
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Replacements: 16 Richardt Strauss, 17 Cian Healy/Jack McGrath, 18 Nathan White, 19 Brad Thorn, 20 Dominic Ryan, 21 John Cooney, 22 Ian Madigan, 23 David Kearney.
Ospreys: 15 Richard Fussell, 14 Hanno Dirksen, 13 Andrew Bishop, 12 Ashley Beck, 11 Shane Williams, 10 Dan Biggar, 9 Rhys Webb, 8 Joe Bearman, 7 Justin Tipuric, 6 Ryan Jones, 5 Ian Evans, 4 Alun Wyn Jones (capt), 3 Adam Jones, 2 Richard Hibbard, 1 Paul James.
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Boy Scout officials said Wednesday that an expected vote on gay members will be delayed until May, CNN reported.
Boy Scout officials said Wednesday that an expected vote on gay members will be delayed until May, CNN reported.The Boy Scouts of America has a policy that bans openly gay members but said last month it would reconsider the ban. But today leaders said the issue is too complex and needs to be debated more thoroughly. The vote will now take place at the group's annual convention in May."After careful consideration and extensive dialogue within the Scouting family, along with comments from those outside the organization, the volunteer officers of the Boy Scouts of America's National Executive Board concluded that due to the complexity of this issue, the organization needs time for a more deliberate review of its membership policy," read a statement from the group's board.- GateHouse News Service*****Below watch video coverage of the news.
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IRVING, Texas -- Josh Brent did not do what several of his Dallas Cowboys teammates have done this season -- call the team for a ride after becoming too impaired to drive safely.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones told USA TODAY Sports on Thursday that on seven occasions this season Dallas players have called the team's security staffer designated for late-night emergencies to request pickup service, avoiding any potential problem from getting behind the wheel after drinking.
Brent opted to drive home from a nightclub last weekend and lost control of his vehicle in a one-car accident that killed his passenger and roommate, Cowboys practice squad linebacker Jerry Brown.
"We have two limo services on stand-by and a full-time staff person on call 24 hours/seven days a week to pick up players," Jones told USA TODAY Sports. "That person has been called seven times this year."
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Posted on 05/12/2009 11:27:05 AM PDT by Ron H.
Anyone have any direct experience with Shotgun reducers. I've never seen them used and am interested to know if they are worth the time and money.
WTF is the purpose?
I cant imagine that the wad will seal gases or keep shot together much past those little inserts....but they might be good for training young or small individuals to shoot that big old 10 or 12 gauge...
I imagine that the things tend to mangle shot patterns, at least to some degree. Don't know for sure, never tried 'em.
You could put a 20 ga. shell in a 12 ga. shotgun, I guess.
WTF is the purpose?
Allows one to shoot subcalibers out of a shotgun.
I say, Man Up and shoot the 12 gauge!
You can do it once anyway.
Multiplies the amount of available ammunition.
Allows target practice with cheaper ammo.
If you only step down a gauge they are OK at shorter ranges.
12 to 20, 20 to 28... but to drop from 12 to .410, you'll have a pretty blown pattern.
About as useful as light beer.
Reducers allow you to shoot 20 gauge, 28 gauge or .410 gauge shells in a 12 gauge over/under shot gun. They are primarily used in skeet shooting, not trap. A good skeet shooter competes in all 4 gauge competitions. The smaller the shell, the less pellets, the harder it is to break the bird. If you are serious about skeet shooting, plan on spending $1000 or more to buy tubes, such as brilleys. A set allows you to have a full length tube in your barrel for each caliber.
I've never needed to do his since I have more shotguns than I need (but not as many as I want.)
Guessing it would cause a much bigger pattern, shooting the smaller shells out of a 12 ga. shotgun.
I personally would not use a short insert for fear of chamber erosion ahead of the case.
Well, I do own several different types of 12g already and also a number of 20g and .410 guns. I've been toying with the idea of a 10g but have about decided against it. It seems that a 3 1/2" 12g can do as well or better than a 10g from what I've been reading. All my current 12g are either 3" or smaller. I was just curious what others had to say about the reducers. I'm not convinced of its practicalness.
Another good use of this little device is to turn a flare gun into a hand held shot gun. I used to sail in the Pacific NW and the Canadians didn't allow firearms so I would always have one of these little devices on board when I left Washingto waters so I could in a matter of seconds turn my flare gun into a very leathal weapon.
You can do it once anyway.
I've heard stories about people doing this WITHOUT a reducer, where the smaller shell falls down into the barrel, then a larger, full size shell gets inserted right after it and fired. I hear it's real ugly when that happens.
I've never seen them used and am interested to know if they are worth the time and money.From reading the links, they're for over-under, side-by-side and single shot shotguns (Skeet & Trap shotguns).
No good for a pump action or an auto-loader.
Yes, I've used them and depending on the manufacturer, they work very well.
First shotgun, as a 12 yr old:
Ithaca 12 guage single shot breachload. No buttpad.
You didn't shoot unless you KNEW you were going to hit your target.
Oh it is. I saw it happen once to a very, very nice Browning O/U. Why on Earth my idiot boss had a 20 gauge shell in his pocket I'll never know.
Why he didn't notice that it was a different color, bright yellow instead of red, I'll never know.
What I do know is that doing it will completely destroy a very nice shotgun along with a significant portion of the person firing it.
They are used mainly by skeet shooters so they can use the same gun for each guage class. There are some noticable velocity and pattern changes when you skip more than one guage but it is consistent and can be adapted to. There are also models that are essentially slip in barrels, so the pattern and velocity changes aren't so pronounced as these chamber only models.
I would think the flare itself would lethal enough at close range. If it didn't kill em, it would make em sicker than hell.
Just buy a shotgun in the guage you want, and forget about those things. They're a hassle, expensive, and potentially dangerous.
At 12? DAMN, dad wanted to raise one tough kid, eh?
My friend has a cool Saiga assault shotgun, and while it is fun to pose with for photo ops, I will most likely never fire it due to the pain it inflicts upon me.
I'd imagine they would render the ejector useless.
Nope, just had one mean-assed brother. And I say that with no fondness.
or eject the reducer and shell together
I have a set in .410 for my Lanber 12 GA. Over/Under. They work great for what I use them. I train my kids without having to buy a separate youth model or shotgun in a dubious caliber. Plus, it's fun to pop a few .410s every once in a while.
I haven't formally measured the patterns, but they seem to group just fine.
Most of the complaints I've seen on the web concern people who bought them for shooting clays, and found that you can't reload the shells fast enough for competition. You have to poke the husk out of each insert with a pencil or stick. Buying an insert for each shot wouldn't make economic sense.
There are other limitations. They are clearly marked to use target loads only. Also, I have to be very careful breaking open, so the ejectors don't send them flying. Hitting the ground too many times would probably ding the inserts, as they appear to be made from aluminum.
Mine was an 870, about the same age. Ouch is an understatement.
First handgun was .44 Navy Colt that dad has from some ancestor in the Civil War. Fired two rounds from that black powdered ba$tard and realized that a lot of cowboy movies were lies.
Jeez, at a grand a pop, I'd rather just buy another gun in the different caliber.
But the best shotgun accessory in my opinion is the Knoxx SpecOps recoil reducing stock. It makes a 12 ga 3" magnum slug feel like a 2 3/4" light bird load.
So in other words this is some namby-pamby thingamabob for panty-waist country club RINOs?
While we're at it, why don't we talk about the market for polo ponies and gulfstreams and 19th Century Impressionist artwork?
[Just kidding.]
The tube sets are $1000-1500 for a set of 3 (20, 28, .410) to fit in a set of 12 gauge barrels (usually fitted to the specific gun). If you've dropped $12K on a Kreighoff or Kolar, and had it custom fitted to you, the tubes are a deal.
The idea is that your gun always fits the same in each gauge, since it is the same gun. Almost all top level skeet shooters use them.
Years ago you could purchase full length tubes to turn a shotgun into a "rifle". You could get them for .45LC and .30-30 and other low pressure shells. I believe they were smooth bore so accuracy was limited to distance. I have not seen them for a number of years. They inserted in break action shotguns and were centered in the bore with "O" rings.
Start young kids with a 28 gauge or a 410. The recoil is mild and they can learn to shoot at moving targets. A .30 calibre carbine is also excellent for children when the have moved past a 22 and want to shoot something that makes more noise with little recoil.
Could be something that went away once lawyers became the dominant species in business.
The problem with that approach is that 28 and .410 ammo is getting prohibitively expensive. As a high volume shooter of both, reloading is a must.
LOL! Post Of The Day.
Reminds me of the story my buddy told me that happened while he was a Marine stationed at Camp David during the Reagan years.
One day VP Bush and his sons showed up and wanted to go out to the range to shoot. My buddy was charged with assembling the presidential shotguns and ammo and they proceeded to shoot.
Well, one of the sons (I can't remember which one but IT WAS NOT our latest President), placed a different gauge shot shell into the 12 gauge and squeezed off. According to Mike, he could have been killed but apparently got dusted up a bit.
Well, the CO wanted to throw the book at Mike for somehow getting different shells mixed with the guns but Old man Bush stepped in and said to forget the whole matter.
True story.. I have been in Mike's house and have seen all the photos with him and Ron/Nancy.
Where can you buy a Government Reducer??
Double d'oh. Guage - Gauge...
That will bust targets just fine. I don't do the tube thing myself, probably because I like having a variety of guns.
There's a definite advantage to an O/U in skeet, but I shoot with several people who routinely run 100's with pumps.
The larger the barrel bore and the smaller the reducer gauge, the worse the shot pattern and shorter the effective range.
In .44, that would be an ARMY Colt... Navy class Colts were .36 caliber.
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For the first time since 2005, the Buffalo Bills will participate in a set of joint practices with another franchise in the National Football League. Even though the coaches might be looking forward to comparing their team with another squad on the practice field, not everyone is excited.
Running back Fred Jackson is one of those players that haven't adored the idea of going up against another team for three out of four days.
"No not at all, it's just going to be two days of games," Jackson said after Sunday's practice. "It's going to be a game on Wednesday and a game on Thursday then on Friday we get a day off and then a game on Saturday. But it is what it is, we've got to do that and get through it and take every possible advantage of it and get better."
The schedule Jackson alluded to is all in the Bills' upcoming joint practice session with the Pittsburgh Steelers, on the campus of Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. The team is scheduled to travel on Tuesday, practice with the Steelers on both Wednesday and Thursday, take a day off on Friday and play the same opponents in their third preseason game on Saturday night.
"It's going to be physical I feel like, going against another team. Don't know each other, trying to prove a point. We've just got to be prepared for everything," said Bills wide receiver Robert Woods. "Just going out there and compete and work hard. New look, new defense."
The exact schedule of events for the joint practices have not been released, but it would be fair to expect both 7-on-7 and 11-on-11 drills to be a big part of the upcoming pair of days. While they may know the schedule, it appears the players are in the same boat as both the media and fans for expectations of the days to come.
"Yeah, I'm not exactly sure how that will work out, I've never done this before," remarked center Eric Wood. "We generally practice against a look team, and obviously our look team is not as good as a starting lineup is going to be. In this case we're going to be going up against a starting defense and then playing in a game against them. I have no idea, I'd say you'd probably be a little more comfortable and prepared before game time."
The practices lead up to the two teams squaring off in a preseason tilt at Heinz Stadium on Saturday night. he Bills last participated in joint practices back in 2005, when they traveled to work with the Green Bay Packers.
Head coach Doug Marrone canceled the team's final on-field session in Rochester Tuesday due to the weather. The next time the team will return to St. John Fisher College is on Monday, August 18 for another night practice.
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AbitibiBowater Workers in Dolbeau-Mistassini
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Robert Bouchard Chicoutimi—Le Fjord, QC
Madam Speaker, today I would like to reiterate my support for the workers of AbitibiBowater in Dolbeau-Mistassini who are currently experiencing hard times. The company has announced that it will close the paper mill for an indefinite period, raising doubts about whether activities will start up again.
On behalf of my Bloc Québécois colleagues, I wish to offer my absolute support to these men and women. I am prepared to fight with them to the end in order to save their jobs.
No matter what the member for Roberval—Lac-Saint-Jean has said in the local papers, his government is most definitely not showing forestry workers the same consideration and respect shown auto sector workers. He should give the rhetoric a rest and ensure that measures are put in place to help the forestry industry and that the employment insurance program is overhauled so that workers in this sector can qualify for benefits.
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2 p.m.
Jean Crowder Nanaimo—Cowichan, BC
Madam Speaker, Cowichan tribe has a long and proud history of producing its Cowichan sweaters. When Vancouver won the Winter Olympics bid, knitters saw this as a perfect opportunity to showcase their work and made a bid to provide Canada's Olympians with these iconic sweaters.
An experienced knitter like Jenny Martin can finish a sweater in a day. To prove their worth, Emily Sawyer-Smith knit sweaters with the Olympic rings for the IOC president and Premier Campbell.
VANOC says that sustainable purchasing can help generate growth of businesses in aboriginal communities, but that principle was ignored when the Hudson's Bay Company decided to go with a more expensive imitation of the Cowichan sweater made by a corporation.
Once again, a first nation loses an economic development opportunity while corporate Canada makes a profit on winter games that were supposed to bring economic benefits to all aboriginal peoples in Canada. What went wrong?
Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada
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2 p.m.
Sylvie Boucher Beauport—Limoilou, QC
Madam Speaker, yesterday, the Liberal leader was conspicuously absent when an important confidence vote was held in this House, demonstrating once again that he is not concerned about Canadians.
Today, the Liberal leader is saying he is ready to take the risk of raising our taxes. He wants to raise the GST and impose a tax on carbon, on everything in fact. He is completely out of touch with reality.
For weeks, he has done nothing but talk about a pointless election no one wants. Now, he is threatening us with tax hikes people cannot afford.
When is he going to wake up and realize that the nation is going through an economic crisis? When is he going to wake up and realize that our people are suffering? When is he going to wake up, period?
You do not need to have gone to Harvard to understand what is happening in Canada. People cannot have confidence in a Liberal leader.
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Judy Sgro York West, ON
Mr. Speaker, as part of my efforts to give the people of York West a greater voice in the decisions impacting on their community, I recently held a round table in my riding. The focus of the event was the Toronto International Airport and the impact its growth is having on the community.
While residents know the airport is a tool of economic development, tourism and jobs, they have concerns deserving of urgent attention. More flights over homes mean more noise pollution.
It is time for the community to be given a greater role in the future plans of the airport and the recognition of the challenges. The people of York West are calling on the government to make that happen. There must be more community input, more timely and effective communication to residents. We need to see real coordination between neighbourhoods, Nav Canada, Transport Canada and the GTAA.
My constituents know the airport is necessary, but in some cases its growth is causing problems. The people of York West want to help prepare for the future growth of the airport. It is time the government started listening to their concerns.
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Gary Schellenberger Perth—Wellington, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize the work being done by community futures development corporations. My riding of Perth—Wellington is served by three CFDCs: Perth, Waterloo-Wellington and Saugeen.
Funded by Industry Canada, CFDCs provide business and community economic development services, business and community planning, and access to capital.
Our government recently provided CFDCs across southern Ontario with additional investment funds that can be loaned to entrepreneurs and growing businesses. They have also received funding that will support business planning and research, marketing and export development, training, hiring interns, and community development projects.
I have always been impressed by the knowledgeable and helpful CFDC staff members and their ability to deliver programs in our rural communities and small urban centres. I would like to thank the general managers, staff and board of directors of the Perth, Waterloo-Wellington and Saugeen CFDCs.
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October 8th, 2009 / 2:05 p.m.
Roger Pomerleau Drummond, QC
Mr. Speaker, on September 25, Canada Post decided to deprive the citizens of an entire neighbourhood in the new City of Drummondville of the services of a post office. More than 5,000 people learned through a form letter that they will now be forced to travel several kilometres to get to a post office.
Worse yet is that according to the franchisee, the contract signed with the Alain Doucet smoke shop in the Saint-Charles area of Drummondville is valid until October 2010. We have our doubts about Canada Post management's good faith when, on the orders of the minister responsible, they keep trying to cut services, despite the announcement of the Canadian Postal Service Charter on September 12.
Is that how Canada Post has decided to get around the moratorium on closing rural post offices?
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2:05 p.m.
Rick Dykstra St. Catharines, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to pay tribute to Canada's credit union system in advance of International Credit Union Day on October 15.
Member owned and democratically controlled, credit unions offer services that are determined by the needs of their entire membership. Credit unions help communities drive economic growth. Despite the economic downturn, they have maintained their strong financial position and continue to seek ways to enhance services to their members. This commitment to service is evident in more than 380 communities across Canada where credit unions are the sole financial institutions.
Outside Quebec, there are 497 credit unions and caisses populaires with over 1,700 locations serving more than five million people and managing assets in excess of $117 billion. When including Quebec caisses populaires, the total rises to 957, with one in three Canadians holding a credit union membership.
I extend my congratulations to all credit unions, vital components of Canada's economic and social life.
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Paul Szabo Mississauga South, ON
Mr. Speaker, the motto of Rotary International is "Service Above Self". Its wide-ranging activities include the development of community service projects that address many of today's most critical issues, such as, children at risk, poverty, hunger, the environment, illiteracy and violence. It also promotes ethical behaviour.
One of the most widely quoted statements in business and professional ethics is the Rotary four-way test. The four-way test asks the following four questions: Is it the truth? Is it fair to all concerned? Will it build goodwill and better friendships? Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
Today I am honoured to pay tribute to the men and women of Rotary International for their outstanding service and their ethical guidance in Canada and around the world.
Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada
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2:10 p.m.
Jacques Gourde Lotbinière—Chutes-de-la-Chaudière, QC
Mr. Speaker, according to today's headlines, the Liberal leader is ready to take the risk of increasing taxes as part of his hidden agenda, but he is beating a retreat yet again, claiming this was not his intention. Canadians would be taking a big risk, a very big risk, by trusting someone who contradicts himself day after day, and who hastily throws together policies.
The Liberal leader is looking more and more like an armchair quarterback who is playing a game of chicken, but who is unable to actually get up and make a single play.
When will the Liberal leader be "adult" enough to have a serious conversation with Quebeckers and to reveal his hidden agenda concerning massive and devastating tax hikes?
International Plowing Match and Rural Expo
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2:10 p.m.
Charlie Angus Timmins—James Bay, ON
Mr. Speaker, last week 85,000 people visited the village of Earlton in the beautiful riding of Timmins—James Bay. They came to celebrate the 2009 International Plowing Match and Rural Expo. People came from France, the United States, all over southern Ontario and Quebec. They were amazed, of course, by the beauty of the land but in particular by the unique spirit of the people.
The event was a celebration of northern culture and identity. Anglophones, Franco-Ontarians, Quebeckers from Abitibi, first nations people from Quebec and Ontario; when we all work together, we are a force to be reckoned with.
I would like to give a big thanks to Darlene Bowen, Norm Koch, Albert Gauthier, Frank and Yolande Rivard, Jules Gravel, John Vanthof and the thousand-plus volunteers who made this the biggest event in the history of the north.
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Pierre Poilievre Nepean—Carleton, ON
Mr. Speaker, yesterday the Liberal leader's office launched an adult conversation about higher taxes. This follows the Liberal leader's April statement, "We will have to raise taxes," and his December 2008 statement, "I'm not going to take a GST hike off the table". Last month he voted against the Conservative home renovation tax credit.
I respect the Liberal leader as a renowned academic theorist, but he should not turn his nose up at taxpayers.
The Conservative Prime Minister has lowered the GST, dropped income taxes and brought in tax credits for kids' sports, textbooks and tradesmen's tools. We have given child care dollars to parents and helped them invest with a tax-free savings account. We believe in hard work and the freedom to keep the fruits of that work.
Taxpayers are adults. They work hard for their money and do not need his visiting eminence to spend it for them.
Minister of Finance
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Jean-Yves Laforest Saint-Maurice—Champlain, QC
Mr. Speaker, taxpayers should be worried about the award given to the Minister of Finance by Euromoney magazine.
In fact, that same magazine gave its 2005 award for excellence—best investment bank to Lehman Brothers. I would remind the House that that financial institution was one of the main actors behind the subprime mortgage problems that led to the worst economic crisis since the second world war. Just ask its shareholders.
This was the minister who, in the fall of 2008, refused to acknowledge the looming financial crisis and made lots of rosy predictions, claiming that he could still maintain a balanced budget. It was also this minister who underestimated the size of the deficit by 50%, once he finally admitted there would be a deficit.
I would advise the Minister of Finance and Euromoney—rather than boasting about this award—to try out for the Just for Laughs festival.
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Alexandra Mendes Brossard—La Prairie, QC
Mr. Speaker, at an event in Montreal celebrating the 60th anniversary of the People's Republic of China on September 28, I was informed by some of my constituents that the embassy had requested permission from the Department of Foreign Affairs to open a general consulate in Montreal over one year ago. No answer has been forthcoming.
There is a very large Chinese community established in the greater Montreal area, close to 100,000 people according to Statistics Canada. It would be a terrible shame should the convenience of a general consulate be denied them.
The current government has been rather ambivalent about this question and it is embarrassing to think that we have not yet been able to respond to such a request from the Chinese embassy.
The Chinese embassy is not merely a small diplomatic office no one has ever heard of. On the contrary, China is now part of the G20 thanks to its dynamic economy.
They are respected members around the table and have a strong and equal voice on the future of our world's financial strength. There are consulate general offices in Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary. Why are there none in Montreal?
Bill C-25
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Shelly Glover Saint Boniface, MB
Mr. Speaker, yesterday, the Liberal senators gutted Bill C-25, a key piece of anti-crime legislation that seeks to end the practice of reducing criminal sentences at a ratio of 2:1 for time served in pre-trial custody.
We have always known that the Liberal leader was soft on crime and now he has proven it. Despite overwhelming public support, the Liberals gutted the bill by passing an amendment that continues the practice for two for one sentencing.
Bill C-25 was passed unanimously by the House of Commons and this bill is supported by provincial justice ministers from all parties, as well as victims groups and police associations.
Canadians have been clear that they want criminals to be sentenced to reflect the seriousness of their crimes and yet the Liberals gutted this important piece of anti-crime legislation. This proves that the Liberal leader is not sincere in fighting crime. He is not in it for Canadians. He is in it for himself.
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Ralph Goodale Wascana, SK
Mr. Speaker, the United States, Australia and China are already vaccinating their populations against the H1N1 flu. Europe and Japan will begin within the next few days. Canada will not begin for another month. The health minister says that this is all according to her plan.
Could the government explain the logic of any plan that deliberately puts Canada behind the rest of the world in protecting citizens against H1N1? What is the logic of that?


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Why not have it all? The MIA Pampa is a fabulous blend of a desert boot and an oxford, all on a trendy crepe wedge.
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Steve Christensen has a passion for bass fishing. He recently headed to Pickwick Lake near Florence, Ala. to compete for over $70,000 in cash and prizes in the 2005 Everstart Championship. Christensen said, "I started fishing for bass in 1980. I bought my first bass boat in 1986 and began fishing club and various grass root tournaments at Lake Powell, Flaming Gorge and Western Colorado Lakes. I fish with the Western Colorado Bass Anglers out of Grand Junction, Colo."
Christensen has fished the Western Division of the Everstart Series for the last three years where he has qualified for the championship each year. The Western division fishes Lake Havasu, Lake Mead, Clearlake, Calif, and the California Delta (near San Francisco Bay). The top 40 pros and co-anglers from each of five divisions across the US are invited to fish the Championship.
Steve fishes the co-angler side of the circuit. The co-angler is paired with a different pro each day and fishes from the back of the pro's boats. The pros choose the fishing location for the day and the co-angler concentrates on catching fish behind them. They each fish for a five fish limit per day. The fish are kept alive and well taken care of in a live well on the boat and after they are weighed at the weigh-in they are released back into the lake. At Pickwick the fishermen were fishing for largemouth and smallmouth as well as Kentucky spotted bass. The largemouth and smallmouth had to be a minimum of 15 inches and the spots 12 inch minimum. The fishermen fish for two days and the top ten pros and co-anglers advance to the final round.
After a mediocre first day Christensen had a good second day moving from 59th place to fifth place in the top 10 cut.
Day three was the final day for the co-anglers and Christensen was paired with pro Sam Newby from Oklahoma who eventually won the pro side netting a check for $140,000. Steve slipped to sixth place on the co-angler side but took home a check for $5,000.
Christensen said, "The pro that won the tournament won by one ounce, so the competition is real fierce. I enjoy the competition and fishing with and learning from the top pros across the country."
Day one Christensen fished with Joe Hall from Minnesota, day two Randy Ramsey from Michigan, and day three with Sam Newby from Oklahoma.
Christensen said, "I use five weeks of vacation each year fishing bass tournaments throughout the west. Some tournaments are held on weekends so I don't have to miss work. My wife Michelle and I stay in motels or rent condos or houses by the week at most tournaments.
The boats hold up to 50 gallons of gas and we may run 90 miles at up to 75 mph at times. The high performance boats are half the fun of bass fishing.
Last year the 2004 Everstart Championship were held at Lake Cumberland in Kentucky where I finished 21st place and took home a check. In 2003, the Everstart Championships were at Old Hickory in Tennessee. The experience from those two tournaments helped me do well in this 2005 Championship."
Steve says, "Fishing out side of Utah can be very different, for instance there is little vegetation in desert lakes like Lake Powell and Mead while in California the lakes are full of vegetation.
'The places I have fished back east have been river channels with current and a lot of tree lined shores and submerged wood. Figuring out how to catch fish on new waters is the challenge. Bass eat a wide variety of forage. We try to use baits that imitate their natural foods mainly crawdads and minnows. We also use a lot of plastic worms, frogs, buzzbaits, spinnerbaits, and jigs.
"The 2006 season will begin at the end of January at Lake Havasu, Ariz. Steve says, "I'll be down there fishing in short pants and T-shirts while it's cold up here. There will be four major tournaments with up to 200 boats in each and a fisherman will have to fish them all to get enough points to qualify for the Championship at the end of the year.
'The winning pro and the winning co-angler can win a Ranger bass boat at each of these tournaments. I'd like to win a new boat some day, that's one of my goals. I plan on fishing the pro side someday, but it's expensive. A lot of the pros out there have sponsors to help with expenses," said Christensen.
When Christensen isn't out fishing he works as a maintenance mechanic at the Hunter Plant. The highlights of Everstart Championships were televised Nov. 27 and Dec. 4 on Fox Sports Net. Steve was seen in the program fishing with Sam Newby. FSN cameramen followed them in an Outdoor life sponsored boat on day three sometimes getting in the way of fishing to get shots for the TV program.
Christensen said, "You have to practice etiquette fishing. Most of the pros are great guys and willing to give pointers to the co-anglers and vice versa. But as the co-anglers fish with the pros they are expected to remain hush about fishing techniques and strategies of the pros. They aren't to disclose any private information and being discreet is part of the bass fishing world."
Christensen said he is constantly learning new techniques that add to a successful fishing adventure, "You just have to use the best bait to catch the best fish, that's the bottom line.
"There is a group of fishermen from Utah that go to the tournaments, sometimes we travel together and help each other. You're not really fishing against each other, but it's youagainst the fish, you and your abilities, time and experience.
"If anyone is interested in getting involved with bass fishing and fishing tournaments they can contact me and I'll help them get started." said Christensen.
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I love ERW's dress, despite earlier carping about the chest baring dress thing. She pulls it off nicely. Mr & Mr NPH look fabulous. That said, I'm taking Adam Scott home.ReplyCancel
Ooh, Amanda Peet is in the photos. Maybe she *is* the spy reporting on the "strange" convo with Paula Patton!ReplyCancel
Once again, I just do not see any change in Zooey. She looks exactly like she did years ago.ReplyCancel
Zooey looks good, face wise. Its the dress that is wrong.ReplyCancel
Ellie looks great….ReplyCancel
Zoiey looks good. Is fever the new "in" fabric for men? Somebody else last night was rocking velvet.ReplyCancel
Good spelchek *velvet not fever*ReplyCancel
Where's was Jamie Bell?ReplyCancel
David Burka's shoes are cool and their suits match. Good for these two, hope they have a long and happy marriage.ReplyCancel
I know Amanda Peet doesn't look her best here but I still love her!ReplyCancel
I love prints and wear them a lot (they hide stains, for one thing, but they help hide lumps and bumps), and Amy's isn't too bad, but oh, Zoey…gingham with fruit? That's the kind of print I'd use for a cute summer day dress, not in an evening gown for an Oscar party. *sigh* JMNSHO…ReplyCancel
something about David Burtka creeps me out every time I see him.ReplyCancel
Zooey might be a little coo coo but she's very pretty.
Liberty Ross just screams lesbian to me … pretty sure she and Sanders were getting ready to end the arrangement anyway when the "affair" was cooked up. Liberty, KStew and the Dwarf movie or whatever the fuck it was all get lots of PR. Kind of smart and really stupid at the same time.
Hope I look half as good as Harrison when I'm 71. Won't though. Will probaly look like Ed Asner.
Evan Rachel Wood is growing on me. Pretty girl. And a little nuts apparently, which can be fun.
Amy Poehler immodestly reading a book.ReplyCancel
Zoey's tribute to the Von Trapp curtains is awesome. Wonder which gay she pissed off before he shoved her in to this.
Amy Poehler is my crush. I love brainy.ReplyCancel
The backdrop (timber venetian-style wall with planter boxes) looks really cheap.
Amanda Peet's outfit is really boring and looks very similar to what Meryl Streep wore.
I love Tom Ford's velvet suit (and velvet-anything for that matter). He's a very dapper, handsome looking gentleman.
Evan Rachel Wood's dress is nice, but it would look even better if the 'v' panel was shortened by 15-20cm.
Amy and Zooey look horrible.ReplyCancel
Re NPH and David Burtka … I've read on here a few times lately where people have implied their married. But they're definitely not. They were engaged, then broke up for a period, before getting back together … I don't know if they are still engaged though.
Does anyone else remember David Burtka's brief(ish) stint on E! News? He was quite dreadful – lacking in confidence; ridiculed behind his back by the other hosts … he did better on E!'s 'A List Listings' but he's just not really very good in presenting roles. They (E!) showed him judging something – a theatre production or similar – one time and he seemed really good at that. Maybe he just gets a bit nervous. He's apparently an amazing chef.ReplyCancel
@Marieeee – I agree. She isn't as pretty as she once was and it's not just that awful hair style. She used to be a lot pretty than Emily, but now the tables have turned.ReplyCancel


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Santa Cruz City fire engines and trucks in front of the fire station (No. 1) on Center Street. The vehicles left to right: 1956 Segraves Pumper; 1957 Segraves Pumper; 1967 Van Pelt 1250 gallons per minute Pumper; 1973 Crown 1250 gallons per minute Pumper; 1949 American LaFrance 75 foot Aerial Ladder Truck.
Date: ca. 1970-1975
Place: Santa Cruz City
Source of Information: Jerry Ochoa
Related Article: More than 100 Years of Service
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Bruins-Lightning game postponed
Posted by Fluto Shinzawa, Globe Staff February 9, 2013 03:10 PM
The Bruins' game against Tampa Bay at 7 p.m. tonight at TD Garden has been postponed. No makeup date has been announced.
All Bruins players live within walking distance of the Garden. Coaches and staff stayed at a local hotel last night. The Lightning arrived in Boston late Friday night.
However, because of the travel ban (lifting at 4 p.m.) and MBTA shutdown, it was determined that Garden workers would not be able to arrive in time for the game.
The Bruins are scheduled to fly to Buffalo tonight. They play the Sabres tomorrow at 7 p.m.
News, analysis and commentary from the following Boston Globe writers:
- Amalie Benjamin, Globe Bruins reporter
- Fluto Shinzawa, Globe NHL reporter
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