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Debates of Feb. 28th, 2011
House of Commons Hansard #135 of the 40th Parliament, 3rd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was americans.
- Question Period
- Libya
- First Nations Financial Transparency Act
- Privilege
- Strengthening Aviation Security Act
- Conestoga College
- Roy F. Dickieson
- Claudette Poirier
- Energy Prices
- Leader of the New Democratic Party of Canada
- International Rare Disease Day
- Curling
- Denis Villeneuve
- Private Thomas Lawless
- Curling
- 2010 Winter Olympics
- Asbestos
- Bloc Québécois
- Drummondville Customs Office
- Canada at the Oscars
- Gulf War Anniversary
- Political Financing
- Foreign Affairs
- Political Financing
- International Co-operation
- Political Financing
- Public Safety
- Former Public Sector Integrity Commissioner
- The Economy
- Seniors
- Oil Industry
- Political Financing
- Public Safety
- Research and Development
- Access to Information
- High Tides in Eastern Quebec
- Status of Women
- Anti-drug Strategy
- Access to Information
- Quebec City Arena
- Government Response to Petitions
- Committees of the House
- Petitions
- Questions Passed as Orders for Returns
- Request for Emergency Debate
- Privilege
- Strengthening Aviation Security Act
- Privilege
- Strengthening Aviation Security Act
- Business of Supply
Statements by Members
2:05 p.m.
Tom Lukiwski Regina—Lumsden—Lake Centre, SK
Mr. Speaker, in my province of Saskatchewan, curling is much more than a sport and curling rinks much more than ice surfaces. Curling brings everyone of every age and every occupation together in the spirit of friendly competition. Simply put, curling is part of the fabric of Saskatchewan. That is why I am extremely proud to stand in the House today to congratulate a national champion from my great province.
Yesterday, in dramatic fashion, the pride of Kronau, skip Amber Holland; third Kim Schneider; second Tammy Schneider; lead Heather Kalenchuck; fifth Jolene Campbell; and coach Merv Fonger won Saskatchewan's first Scotties Tournament of Hearts since the legendary Sandra Schmirler won it all back in 1997.
After being down early, Holland's rink scored three in the sixth end to tie it up, and then, with all of Saskatchewan watching in anticipation, stole one in the tenth end to defeat the defending four-time champion, Team Canada and skip Jennifer Jones.
On behalf of everyone in the House, I offer my sincere congratulations to all of the teams who participated and to the new national champion, Team Saskatchewan.
Denis Villeneuve
Statements by Members
2:05 p.m.
Christiane Gagnon Québec, QC
Mr. Speaker, last night, the best foreign language Oscar eluded Denis Villeneuve and his film Incendies.
Nevertheless, simply being part of this select group of Oscar nominees is a testament to the quality of Mr. Villeneuve's film. The nomination definitely serves as an outstanding showcase and an opportunity to raise the international profile of the film itself, Denis Villeneuve and the entire Quebec film industry.
Indeed, not only did this nomination draw attention to our film industry, but it also establishes Mr. Villeneuve's reputation as a gifted, compassionate and sensitive director whose success lies in his attention to detail and his ability to bring complex, touching tragedies to the big screen.
We could not be more proud of Denis Villeneuve and Incendies. On behalf of my Bloc Québécois colleagues, I would like to wish him the best of luck for the rest of the awards season.
Private Thomas Lawless
Statements by Members
2:05 p.m.
Laurie Hawn Edmonton Centre, AB
Mr. Speaker, last Thursday in Edmonton I had the honour of announcing the identity of a Canadian soldier whose remains had been discovered in France in 2003.
Through the combined magic of art and science, it was finally determined that the soldier was Private Thomas Lawless, who had made the ultimate sacrifice on the night of June 8, 1917, near Vimy Ridge.
Amazingly, the final clue was the oxygen molecules in his teeth which, through the use of stable isotopes, pinpointed his residential history to three locations in Ireland and Calgary.
Descendants of Private Lawless were at the announcement and the family was excited and grateful for this closure nearly a century after the fact.
Private Lawless is one of 28,000 Canadian soldiers lost without a trace in World War I, World War II and the Korean War, and his identification brings them all just a bit closer to us. They may be gone, but they are never forgotten.
Private Lawless will be buried with full military honours at La Chaudiere Military Cemetery near Vimy Ridge on March 15, alongside his fallen comrades from the Loyal Edmonton Regiment.
May he finally rest in peace.
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Ralph Goodale Wascana, SK
Mr. Speaker, this past week, the roaring game of curling invaded Prince Edward Island at the Scotties Canadian Women's National Championships.
The field was extraordinary, featuring former Canadian and world champions, Olympic contenders and junior champions from across the country, ranging from the young but impressive Rachel Homan of Ontario to the stalwart and experienced Cathy Overton-Clapham of Manitoba.
In the end, though, it was Amber Holland from Kronau, Saskatchewan, in the heart of the Wascana constituency, who claimed the national title in a tight final game last night against four-time champion Jennifer Jones.
Amber is the first Saskatchewan woman to take this crown since 1997, when it was won by the late legendary Sandra Schmirler, who I am also proud to say is one of my constituents.
We congratulate Amber, Kim and Tammy Schneider, Heather Kalenchuk and coach Merv Fonger for a great victory. All of Canada wishes them every success at the world championships next month in Denmark.
2010 Winter Olympics
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
John Weston West Vancouver—Sunshine Coast—Sea to Sky Country, BC
Mr. Speaker, today we celebrate the one-year anniversary of the finale of the Vancouver 2010 winter Olympics and the benefits arising from those games, including the bringing to our shores of business, investment, tourism and overseas students.
Who will forget the men's gold medal hockey game, as Sidney Crosby took that memorable pass from Jarome Iginla to score in overtime? Who will forget the collaboration of our partners in hosting the most successful winter Olympics in history: VANOC; the Province of B.C.; and the municipalities of Vancouver and Richmond and, in my own riding, West Vancouver and Whistler?
Who will forget the army of blue jacketed volunteers, including my wife Donna, who welcomed the world? Who will forget the police officers and bus drivers who came from across Canada to make the games such a heartwarming success? Who will ever forget our athletes who delivered the performances that made us all so proud?
A year later, with our government's continuing support, our athletes excel on the world stage and we Canadians are behind them all the way.
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Pat Martin Winnipeg Centre, MB
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize and pay tribute to Canadian filmmaker Kathleen Mullen for the Toronto premiere of her film Breathtaking, dedicated to her late father Richard Mullen, who died of mesothelioma, a cancer caused by asbestos.
She points out that asbestos is the greatest industrial killer the world has ever known and that more Canadians now die from asbestos than all other industrial causes combined. Yet the film points out that Canada remains one of the largest producers and exporters of asbestos in the world. Without question, we are exporting human misery on a monumental scale. Canada spends millions of dollar subsidizing the asbestos industry and blocking international efforts to curb its use. I call it "corporate welfare for corporate serial killers".
Using the power of documentary filmmaking, Kathleen Mullen calls upon the Government of Canada to ban asbestos in all of its forms and to institute a just transition program for all asbestos workers and the communities they live in. She calls upon the government to end all subsidies of asbestos, both at home and abroad, and to stop blocking international conventions—
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
The Speaker Peter Milliken
The hon. member for Lotbinière—Chutes-de-la-Chaudière.
Bloc Québécois
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Jacques Gourde Lotbinière—Chutes-de-la-Chaudière, QC
Mr. Speaker, the ideological Bloc has made itself clear. If the government does not impose new taxes on Quebeckers and does not engage in costly spending, then the Bloc will try to trigger an unnecessary election. They are not acting in the interests of Quebeckers in the regions. They are only thinking of themselves and their friends among the urban elite.
The Conservative government has put the regional economy back on track and is staying the course.
While the Bloc was voting against infrastructure projects for Quebec and against minimum sentences for people who sell drugs near our schools, the Conservative government was taking action for all the regions in Quebec. We have supported the forestry sector, we are helping farmers, but above all, we have created economic opportunities for Quebeckers in their regions, with no support from the Bloc.
The choice is clear: Quebeckers in the regions have a choice between the Bloc, which wants to increase taxes and kill jobs, and a Conservative government whose priority is the economy and jobs for Quebeckers in every region.
Drummondville Customs Office
Statements by Members
February 28th, 2011 / 2:15 p.m.
Roger Pomerleau Drummond, QC
Mr. Speaker, the unwarranted decision by the Minister of Public Safety to close the Drummondville customs office is being denounced by everyone: the elected officials of Drummondville, the Conférence régionale des élus, and the Drummondville economic development agency, which represents more than 700 public bodies and businesses.
Neither the minister nor representatives of the Canada Border Services Agency have yet been able to provide a credible argument to support this inexplicable decision. The minister did not even deign to answer the request for a meeting we made in January.
The Drummondville customs office is an employer that generates between $500,000 and $700,000 per month, in premises already leased by Service Canada.
Although the minister may refuse to speak to us, his parliamentary colleagues, it is his duty and responsibility to answer to the people of Drummond, who are telling him unequivocally that he has made a bad decision.
Canada at the Oscars
Statements by Members
2:15 p.m.
Pablo Rodriguez Honoré-Mercier, QC
Mr. Speaker, once again, many of our artists graced Hollywood's red carpet at the Oscars.
Although Denis Villeneuve's Incendies unfortunately did not win the Oscar for best foreign-language film, the fact remains that it is an absolutely extraordinary movie.
I also know that my colleague from Hull—Aylmer was very proud to see Dean DeBlois, who is originally from his riding, nominated for best animated feature film.
We also want to congratulate Craig Berkey, who was nominated twice for sound editing and mixing for True Grit.
Finally, Adrien Morot was nominated for best makeup for his work on Barney's Version. Clearly, we cannot win them all, but the presence of so many Canadians among the film industry's elite confirms the absolutely outstanding talent we have here in Canada, talent that promotes our culture throughout the world. Three cheers for our creators, our artists and Canadian talent and cinema!
Gulf War Anniversary
Statements by Members
2:15 p.m.
LaVar Payne Medicine Hat, AB
Mr. Speaker, today we mark the 20th anniversary of the ceasefire in the Persian Gulf war. Over 4,000 Canadian Forces personnel served as part of the international contingent that forced Iraq out of Kuwait.
After the war ended, our troops remained as part of the UN peacekeeping mission along the border, monitoring the demilitarized zones between the countries and investigating ceasefire violations and clearing land mines. Canadian warships participated in the operations of the multinational interception force and helped to enforce economic sanctions on Iraq after the Gulf war. CF-18 squadrons performed combat air patrol missions.
Although no Canadian Forces member died in the course of the Gulf war, serving in such dangerous places can have profound and lifelong effects.
These Canadians take their honoured places with their fellow service members from other conflicts, including today in Afghanistan, as people who proudly serve their country.
We must never forget their bravery and sacrifices.
Canada remembers.
Political Financing
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Michael Ignatieff Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, last week four members of the Prime Minister's inner circle were accused of serious allegations in relation to Canada's election law. These are serious criminal charges and they carry with them jail time. At the same time, this is the result of years of investigation by Elections Canada and the public prosecutor.
The question for the Prime Minister and the government is, do they not understand that playing fast and loose with Canada's election law undermines Canadian democracy?
Political Financing
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Pierre Poilievre Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister and to the Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs
Mr. Speaker, this is a five-year-old accounting dispute. Fortunately, the Federal Court has ruled in favour of the Conservative Party and against Elections Canada.
Political Financing
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Michael Ignatieff Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, this is not about accounting. Four of the Prime Minister's closest associates are accused of election fraud. It is linked directly to the Prime Minister's Office. This Prime Minister shut down parliament twice and is keeping a minister who mislead the House in his cabinet.
Are the Prime Minister and his government aware that they are undermining Canadian democracy?
Political Financing
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Pierre Poilievre Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister and to the Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs
Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank the Hon. Leader of the Opposition for his question. This is a five year old dispute between us and Elections Canada. Fortunately, the Federal Court has already ruled in favour of the Conservative Party and against Elections Canada in this matter.


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Bangor University, Wales, UK, Thursday 5 and Friday 6 September 2013
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Professor Christina Schäffner (Aston University, Birmingham, UK)
Dr Karen Bennett (University of Lisbon Centre for English Studies (ULICES), Portugal)
Professor Luc van Doorslaer (University of Leuven, Centre for Translation Studies (CETRA), Belgium)
Professor José Lambert (University of Leuven, Centre for Translation Studies (CETRA), Belgium)
Translation Studies has come of age, evidenced by proclamations of a series of intellectual 'turns', most prominently a 'cultural turn' in the 1990s followed by a 'sociological turn' in the last decade. Whilst also a 'power turn' and an 'ideological' turn have been suggested, there is a lack of self-awareness and self-reflection on our own entanglement within contemporary power structures, which are largely driven by financial, economic and technological globalisation. This interdisciplinary conference aims to critically interrogate central concepts such as 'ideology' and 'power' from self-reflexive, theoretical and practical perspectives. In view of Jean Baudrillard's suggestion that any theory of power, in order to be ethically credible, must distinguish between relations of dominance and hegemony, we hope to bring together researchers, PhD-students, translators, writers and activists from varying backgrounds to engage in a discussion about the impact of power on the theory and practice of translation as well as on our own critical reflections.
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The first order of business for the Emery Town Council at its January meeting was to swear in a new council member. Patrick Sundstrom was appointed to fill a vacancy left when Don Riddle resigned from the council in December. Sundstrom's appointment will be for two years when the existing term for that seat is completed.
Darlene Erni from Active Re-entry in Price made a presentation to the council concerning the services provided by her company. Active Re-entry advocates for the rights of persons with disabilities and provides whatever they should need, whether products or services.
Erni displayed several of the products available to those people who are losing their sight or hearing. She had educational goggles that the council tried that enable a sighted person to experience what those people who are losing their sight go through.
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"He has a regular stop at Cleveland Elementary School where he listens to students read. Many of the students need extra practice and Stockton is a very good listener," said Erni.
Erni went on to explain the classes and services available at Active Re-entry. "We conduct cooking and nutrition classes for diabetics, and safety classes for those who are using scooters as transportation. Our goal is to reach Emery County residents this year and inform them as to what is available. Our hope is that if you know someone in your town who needs help, you will assist them in coming to us for that help," finished Erni.
Emery youth city council member Taryn Baker informed the council about youth city council day at the Utah State legislature. On Jan. 17, the youth will leave for Salt Lake City. On the morning of Jan. 18, the youth city councils from around the state will have breakfast with the state legislators to begin their "day on the hill." Baker stated that eight students are attending from Emery Town. Misti and Kirk Christiansen will accompany the students for the trip. Mayor Michael Williams said, "This is a great learning experience for the youth council. It is a good opportunity to learn the workings of the state from the legislators."
Christiansen gave an update concerning the recreation center project. She said the plans for the concrete work will arrive soon. She has been in contact with the building company and they have set March 15 as an arrival date for the building. Royce Stilson will act as the consultant for the concrete work.
Following a short discussion concerning the purchasing policy for Emery, the council approved by a vote of three to one, to abolish Emery's policy. "The laws of Utah govern everything we do and ultimately override anything we have on the books," said Mayor Williams. "Our current ordinance is extremely outdated and is in need of updating. We can save ourselves the time and expense of the necessary update by using the state statutes. If a resident comes in with a question, we have the state statutes on hand for them to read."
Glenys Sitterud reported concerning a meeting with the Bureau of Land Management concerning a proposed ATV playground near town. She has met with the real estate specialist for the BLM and requested information about acquiring a patent on BLM land around Emery. There are several locations available that would be suitable.
Sitterud stated the question remains about liability issues for the playground, The BLM will accept no liability for the activities on the property and the liability would fall on the town. Emery has been in contact with its insurance company and a rider for their policy would be $25,000 per year. The council approved further investigation before a meeting with the BLM is scheduled.
Councilman Eric Anderson informed the council of a childrens safety issue in Emery. He stated that since Christmas many children with scooters have been on Emery streets. These are small units and difficult for drivers of vehicles to see. Many of the young riders are not obeying the rules of the road and are running stop signs and not paying attention to cars. Mayor Williams instructed Anderson to contact the sheriff and find out what the state laws and ordinances are concerning scooters.
The next Emery Town meeting will be held Feb. 14 at 6 p.m.


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The officers in Solomon's court are listed—Solomon reigns in peace and prosperity over a large kingdom—His wisdom and understanding exceed that of all men.
1 So king Solomon was king over all Israel.
2 And these were the princes which he had; Azariah the son of Zadok the priest,
3 Elihoreph and Ahiah, the sons of Shisha,
4 And
5 And Azariah the son of Nathan was over the
6 And Ahishar was over the household: and
7 ¶And Solomon had twelve
8 And these are their names: The son of Hur, in mount Ephraim:
9 The son of Dekar, in Makaz, and in Shaalbim, and Beth-shemesh, and Elon-beth-hanan:
10 The son of Hesed, in Aruboth; to him pertained Sochoh, and all the land of Hepher:
11 The son of Abinadab, in all the region of Dor; which had Taphath the daughter of Solomon to wife:
12 Baana the son of Ahilud; to him pertained Taanach and Megiddo, and all Beth-shean, which is by Zartanah beneath Jezreel, from Beth-shean to Abel-meholah, even unto the place that is beyond Jokneam:
13 The son of Geber, in Ramoth-gilead; to him pertained the towns of Jair the son of Manasseh, which are in Gilead; to him also pertained the region of Argob, which is in Bashan, threescore great cities with walls and brasen bars:
14 Ahinadab the son of Iddo had Mahanaim:
15 Ahimaaz was in Naphtali; he also took Basmath the daughter of Solomon to wife:
16 Baanah the son of Hushai was in Asher and in Aloth:
17 Jehoshaphat the son of Paruah, in Issachar:
18 Shimei the son of Elah, in Benjamin:
19 Geber the son of Uri was in the country of Gilead, in the country of Sihon king of the Amorites, and of Og king of Bashan; and he was the only officer which was in the land.
20 ¶Judah and Israel were many, as the
21 And Solomon
22 ¶And Solomon's
23 Ten fat oxen, and twenty oxen out of the pastures, and an hundred sheep, beside harts, and roebucks, and fallowdeer, and fatted fowl.
24 For he had
25 And Judah and Israel dwelt
26 ¶And Solomon had forty
27 And those
28 Barley also and straw for the horses and
29 ¶And God
30 And Solomon's wisdom excelled the wisdom of all the children of the east country, and all the wisdom of Egypt.
31 For he was wiser than all men; than Ethan the Ezrahite, and Heman, and Chalcol, and Darda, the sons of Mahol: and his fame was in all nations round about.
32 And he spake three thousand
33 And he spake of trees, from the cedar tree that is in Lebanon even unto the hyssop that springeth out of the wall: he spake also of beasts, and of fowl, and of creeping things, and of fishes.
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The Museum's superb military collections document the history of the men and women of the armed forces of the United States. The collections include ordnance, firearms, and swords; uniforms and insignia; national and military flags and banners; and many other objects.
The strength of the collections lies in their enormous depth. Some 3,000 military small arms and 2,400 civilian firearms document the mechanical and technological history of the infantryman's weapons from the beginning of the gunpowder era to the present. Among the 4,000 swords and knives in the collection are many spectacular presentation pieces. The collections also include Civil War era telegraph equipment, home front artifacts from both world wars, early computers such as ENIAC, Whirlwind, and Sage, and materials carried at antiwar demonstrations.
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National Company (NATCO) Atomic Clocks Records, 1955-1968
- Notes
- Richard Timothy Daly, Jr. directed the development of the commercial clock. The papers probably include material created by him and other project personnel listed below.
- The first commerical atomic clock was invented by a team of physicists working under J. R. Zacharias at MIT after WWII. They were produced by NATCO, Inc. of Malden, Mass., from 1955-1967. The company also researched other applications for the clocks, including a collision avoidance system.
- Summary
- Original acquisition: Blueprints, technical drawings, research reports, instruction manuals, photographs, marketing brochures documenting the production of the first commerical cesium beam frequency standard and subsequent models. Other projects and proposals, esp. Collision Avoidance system, are also documented.
- Addendum, 2012: Proposals, memoranda and reports on the technical aspects of atomic clocks, 1960s, generated by the National Company.
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- National Company (NATCO) Atomic Clocks Records, 1955-1968, Archives Center, National Museum of American History
- Date
- 1955
- 1955-1968
- 1950-1970
- 1950-2000
- 1940-1970
- 20th century
- creator
- NATCO, Inc (National Company, Inc.)
- author
- Bagnall, James
- Daly, Richard Timothy Jr
- donor
- Lerner, Louis C
- author
- Grant, Eugene
- Mainberger, Walter
- Orensberg, Arthur
- George, James
- Holloway, Joseph
- Bovarnick, Michael
- Subject
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Local number
- 1985.0027 (NMAH Acc.)
- 2012.3018 (NMAH Acc.)
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I heard of this Christmas statue of sorts that you put in your house and at the end of each day or whenever you want to and you put this statue in a different place. The reason is so when the children come down stairs the next day and it has moved. You tell your children that this is one of Santa's helpers and he moves around checking to see if the children are behaving. The parents act just as surprised as the children to find out it has moved.
I can't remember the name of it and I just heard about it last year. When I asked some people at the store about it they thought I had three heads.
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After having lost a heartbreaker the week before, the Emery High Spartans responded by playing perhaps their best game of the season in a homecoming victory over the North Sevier Wolves. The defending 2-A state champion Manti defeated Emery 15-14 with a score at the end of the game. Emery then ran over the Wolves 48-12 last Friday night. Emery scored twice in the first quarter, twice in the second quarter, twice in the third quarter and one final time in the fourth quarter. North Sevier scored twice in the final quarter to get their only points of the game. Jared Shakespaere scored the first of his two touchdowns in the game with an eight yard run. Cory Cox kicked the first of six straight extra points. Safety David Dyer scored the Spartans next touchdown on an interception at the North Sevier 49-yard line. The score was 14-0 after the first quarter.
In the second quarter, Emery scored their third touchdown on a 10-yard pass play from quarterback Spencer Labrum to wingback Dyer. Shakespaere then scored his second touchdown of the game on Emery's next possession on a 5-yard run. Emery now led 28-0 at the half. Emery came right out in the third quarter and scored again on the first possession of the period. Emery marched down the field and Dyer scored his third touchdown of the game on a 6-yard run. Tanner Lake added a score on a 12-yard run and the score at the end of the third quarter was 42-0.
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David Dyer led Emery with 93 yards on the ground on 11 rushes. Tanner Lake carried the ball also 11 times and Lake picked up 72 yards. Jared Shakespaere ran the ball seven times and gained 61 yards. As a team, Emery gained 275 yards on the ground in the game.
Spencer Labrum attempted nine passes in the game and completed five of those passes. Dyer caught two of those passes as did Bailey Faimalo. Faimalo had an absolutely fantastic catch in front of the Emery bench as he went high in the air and caught the ball one handed. Tyler Pulli had the other completion.
Linebacker Taylor Weihing led the Spartans defensively with nine tackles. Linebacker Slayde Childs and defensive end Kayden Feichko each had seven tackles in the game. Defensive end Nick Arizmendi, corner back Pulli, linebacker Cle Richards and tackle Duncan Thomas each had five tackles in the game.
Against Manti, this game was a game of two halves and two different teams. In the first half, Emery seemed to do everything right and jumped out to a 14-0 half time lead. Both offensively and defensively, Emery controlled the game and went to the half ahead.
In the second half, Emery had trouble getting anything going on offense. Manti scored for the second time with just over a minute left in the game and made the decision to go for the win instead of a tie on the point after attempt. A pass into the left side of the end zone was good and Manti led for the first time in the game. Emery had one more shot but was unable to score.
In this game, Marco Mota scored the first touchdown on a 4-yard run and Faimalo scored the second touchdown on a pass from Labrum that covered 34 yards. This was the only pass completion of the game. Lake picked up 51 yards on the ground, Mota gained 44 yards before he left the game in the second quarter with a shoulder injury and Dyer gained 38 yards. After three straight games at home, Emery will travel this week to ALA in Spanish Fork for a Friday night region game.


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Interesting enough Kakashi combining with Obito could revive the White Fang and Hero of the Sharingan at the same time , assuming that the black DNA-Swords turns white (since both of them already have a Sharingan and white-grayish hair).
Interesting enough Kakashi combining with Obito could revive the White Fang and Hero of the Sharingan at the same time , assuming that the black DNA-Swords turns white (since both of them already have a Sharingan and white-grayish hair).
It was a nice chapter indeed, also the "DNA Sword" You remember how the Sage roam the lands teaching people... I wonder if he taught only worthy people and gave them the DNA to use or create and use Chakra, because not everyone has and can use it. We don't know for sure how many years ago the Sage lived, and over the course many people bred and died, and evolved. I like how Kishi is adding a sense of religion and evolution.
I thought that Every one has Chakra, but not every one can Mold Chakra (like Rock Lee), and some people only had minute amounts of chakra. This is why I Postulated thatthe Sage Changed the Nature of Nature itself with that sword, and then went around teaching people how to use the Chakra that he took from the tree and gave to people and animals.
Was it the SO6P who gave humans Chakra or was it his Mother the Princess that did?
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Also Rock Lee can mold chakra, he can use chakra to boost and use his Taijutsu, he is simply unable to use Ninjutsu (and probably Genjutsu). IIRC, it was explained because he is a first-generation ninja or something (he was the first ninja in his family line), plus the fact he hadn't any talent resulted in him being unable to even use the easies-lowest level ninjutsu ? Well it was a while, hard to remember .
Also, seeing as Samurai supposedly existed before Ninja and So6p created Ninja and Samurai can use chakra and So6p gave chakra to Ninja, since no one before had chakra... Ninja have mixed with Samurai at some point ? The other possibility is that So6p gave elemental chakra to Ninja, that is why only Ninja can perform Ninjutsu which mostly or at least partially depend on elements to some extend, while Samurai can only shape-manipulate chakra.
Well looking at the Wiki Chakra I assume everyone had Chakra, because it is said that the Sage Unraveled the Mysteries of Chakra, doesn't say he created Chakra, and within the manga it doesn't say he did, I think the Sword, might be a bluff, I think by shaping the world it meant as the world they know now, the Ninja World System. From the Tablet it looks like they were like the ancient civilization "Looking at the tech on the tablet"
hmmm that divine blade of Nunabuko is a little puzzling for me. I mean it's made of that dark matter that Obito wields and so it's super strong and regular ninjutsu won't break it, etc. However I think it's safe to assume that So6p would have used it when he was a Jinchuuriki like Obito, so with the Juubi sealed inside his body, what sorts of things would he have needed to slice and dice? Giant animals, towns, cities, rebellious armies trying to use chakra against the god like guy who shared the secrets of chakra???? Well we know the rinnegan users have power over life and death, and Nagato created the fierce creatures that he summoned so I wonder if that Nunabuko blade could modify life or perhaps was capable of terraforming.
For being such a good guy and giving the world the gift of no Juubi and Ninjutsu the So6P jutsu kind of involve a lot of darkness and erase-your-existence-no-jutsu lol
I liked the chapter though, liked how Kurama got armor and shoulder pads and a sword hehe. Im starting to wonder if Naruto will end all this with a rasengan now since it seems Susanoo is the main show in all this, a Kyuubi clad in Susanoo
A pie in the sky?
Next Chapter, How and when will Madara show his hand? Will there be any time for Naruto/Sasuke/Minato/Kakashi to gather around Obito and hear his last words? Will the Juubi run wild, although Most of it is now a tree?
Will Madara be like Aizen, and Show up as new Juubi Jinchuuriki to Kill Obito before he can say any last words?
Also what if anything is the significance of the Hashirama clone in Obito's Hied out? Is captain Yamato completely out of the picture? Will Madara be able to cast Infinite Tsukuyomi, and a new ark starts, or is this indeed the end? Will Sasuke and Naruto create a Joint SO6P mode? Will Naruto discover new Senju powers for himself or has he peaked?
So many questions.
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It would be interesting if Madara actually created another Jyuubi Eye in his other Tree (the one with Yamato and Hashirama clone). This would mean that the first one, high in the sky, would act as a diversion on which everyone would concentrate, while the other one would have been silently completing the Tsuki no Me.
From the looks of it, Madara's Black Rods that are made from Madara's Will, are actually based on So6p's DNA-Sword that is filled with So6p's Will (it might become white in Naruto's hands or something like that).
I'm not really sure if we can compare the Spear of Longinus from EVA with So6p's DNA-Sword, when the Spear is a result of the hyper-technology of the ancestral race, while the sword seems to be made by humans, namely So6p.
I was thinking about that sword, which contains the will and essence? of the SO6P.
What an opportunity it would be for Obito in his last dying breaths to use that sword to pass the SO6P's legacy or even his essence into Naruto. If this were to happen, then the final battle would be Naruto endowed with the SO6P's essence versus Madara who has the Older Son's Legacy, plus the Younger Son's power (stolen from Hashirama's DNA).
To me, That sword is just too tempting. I have to ask, why would Kishimoto introduce a sword that looks like a DNA strand, and then Hype that sword up (through Obito's Words), only to have the sword disappear without it doing anything in the story. Perhaps as you suggested, Naruto might take up the sword, purify it (it turns white) and then take on the essence of the SO6p.
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It's been said for years that body weight ultimately depends on the balance between calories eaten and calories burned. Recently, this premise has been questioned as other factors have emerged that may affect weight.
For example, studies have shown that people who sleep less than 6 hours or more than 8 hours are at increased risk of weight gain. Factors affecting our weight may start even before we are born. Small babies that are born to expectant mothers who don't get adequate nutrition are at increased risk of weight gain later in life.
On the calorie intake side, a recent study reported that sugar intake increased the risk of obesity more in people who had a genetic predisposition to obesity. Another study reported that a low-fat diet lowered resting metabolic rate more than a low-carbohydrate diet. In this case, it's not clear differences in dietary fat vs. carbohydrate transmit into changes in weight. A long-term study showed that after 2 years there wasn't much difference in weight loss between a low-fat and a low-carbohydrate diet.
How do these factors affect weight independent from calories? It's possible they may affect metabolic processes or hormones in the body. Despite these associations with weight, it's important to keep the big picture in mind and not get too caught up with specific factors and details.
For example, there is some controversy over whether high-fructose corn syrup can somehow increase weight more than what is expected from its calorie content. However, the calorie content and the amount of high fructose corn syrup people eat have a much, much greater influence on weight than any other potential effect may have.
If people can change these factors, such as getting the right amount of sleep, it might help to better manage weight. However, the big picture is still that eating a healthy diet, which limits calories appropriately, along with increased physical activity is the most effective overall way to manage weight — and improve health long-term.
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When your chart says 1200 calorie diet per day then shows the pyramid with calorie intake of types of food how do we determine calorie vs amount= 1200? thanks, Marsha
You are wrong author.
You say calorie counting is not everything, however then you also say that the "big picture" is still that calorie counting is still important and the "most effective overall way to manage weight".
There are fats like CLA (conjugated linolenic acid) found in milk fat (full cream only) that have proven (in long term studies) to help women LOOSE weight.
Also fats don't spike blood sugar levels like carbs and sugars do.
Low carb is FAR healthier and more important to loose weight than low fat!!! The TYPE of calories consumed matters far more than the amount alone (and which you still place more emphasis on when summing up the conclusion of your article).
"A long-term study showed that after 2 years there wasn't much difference in weight loss between a low-fat and a low-carbohydrate diet."
I'd imagine any diet that is maintained for 2 years would be effective and that the dieter would reach a reasonable weight--after 2 years. Does this long term study indicate which group reached their weight quicker? What conclusion does this study draw with regards to other benchmarks such as cholesterol or triglycerides or BP?
we know having unhealthy foods leads to obesity. Butr we dont know that insufficient sleeping leads to wait gain Thanks for sharing this. Nice post!
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THANK you for this post. I proposed the same question a couple years back to a peer over tea one day. Thinking of the metabolism of coconut oil, high in saturated fat, but approx 60% MCT's, the body uses it similarly to a CHO for energy. SO is the high calorie content of coconut oil really used up the same as, say, the same amount of soybean oil? Great post, it makes you think!
Thank you for sounding the horn that weight loss is so much more than calories in and calories out. I am a health coach and weight management consultant (http://LifestyleHealthCoaching.com) and try to carry this message to others. Most people need to make lifestyle changes that to live within a healthy weight range. Unfortunately, we try to get fast results with restrictive diets or strenuous exercise routines and this roller coaster is perpetuated by the myth of calories in/calories out.
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Hello again. It's me, back after a two-year hiatus. What can I say except I miss the fun we had together, your often kind and humorous responses to the columns, your cute little way of calling me a weak-kneed liberal puke.
Two suggestions if these every other week musings irritate you. Complain to your editor. Or blame T.S. Last. Mr. Last is general manager of the El Defensor Chieftain in Socorro.
Pondering the decision to resume a writing deadline schedule, I canvassed state editors looking for a spark of interest, a resounding note of "you-go-guy" encouragement. Although 13 New Mexico newspapers will publish the column, the enthusiasm of their editors can best be described as muted.
T.S. Last was more to the point. T.S. Last knows how to boost the ego of a struggling writer. "Ned," he wrote. "I thought you were dead. Since you're still alive and kicking, we might as well use you. Count us in." How sweet is that? T.S. had a short stint writing sentimental greeting cards for Hallmark, but it didn't work out well for him.
Many people have asked me why the decision to write again. (Actually, no one has asked that, but I thought it a clever segue.) Because…
Because there are 171,476 words in the Oxford English Dictionary and I have used only about 800 of them on a repetitive basis. A man should use his allotment of words, and I intend to use mine. Cool words, like "bucolic." I one day will use "bucolic" in a meaningful context.
Make no mistake. I won't go all George Will on you. Mr. Will recently wrote a column suggesting Wilsonian progressives may be tautological in nature and I'm like, whoa, should you be talking about that stuff in a family newspaper? I swear, George is so top-heavy with all those brains stuffed into his pointy little head he is liable to tip over.Because Ilana Gold, a diminutive KOAT-TV reporter, had an argument with her cage fighter ex-boyfriend, pulled the drawstring from his sweat suit, refused to give him back his garage door opener, and was arrested for battery on a household member and larceny. I'm not kidding. Someone has to say "are you serious!"
Because, despite years of kissing up to Bill Richardson, I am one of just 16 known New Mexico journalists who was not hired to polish his administration's image. Now that Chubby Cheeks has exited Stage Left and Susana Martinez is in the spotlight Stage Right, it's time to cozy up to the new governor to see if I can land myself a cushy PR job. I will not be making fun of Susana as I did Bill. First, she is a lady, and, second, I suspect she could whip me in an arm-wrestling contest.
Because that last item might have been sexist. And I need to inform readers about recent irritating telephone calls from my friend Barney in New Jersey. Barney has been on my case for two months. Barney browsed the Internet to discover your humble columnist is SECOND among the most sexist political pundits in the nation — in the NATION, for heaven's sake — for characterizing the ugly Martinez-Diane Denish campaign as a mud-wrestling contest. The slur was bestowed by the Women's Media Center. You'll be reading about that in weeks to come. Oh, boy, will you.
Because I am sick and tired of all the negative, negative, negative in newspapers and television. Intent here is to celebrate positive thinkers. Positive thinkers such as Hugh Hefner, lavishly rich founder of the Playboy empire. Hugh is 84 and he very recently asked a 23 year old to marry him. Wow! Talk about positive thinking! Talk about seeing his glass as half full. Hugh said the young lady cried when he proposed. Don't you just know it.
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Pneumonia - Topic Overview
Pneumonia is a lung infection that can make you very sick. You may cough, run a fever, and have a hard time breathing. For most people, pneumonia can be treated at home. It often clears up in 2 to 3 weeks. But older adults, babies, and people with other diseases can become very ill. They may need to be in the hospital.
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inscribed on reverse across stretch polymer paint, l.c., ball point pen, "'ALTAR' Lanceley 1967"
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Colin Lanceley, Mike Brown and Ross Crothall founded a new group in Sydney in the late 1950s, calling themselves the Annandale Imitation Realists. Influenced by the nascent Pop movement in Britain and the United States, they also looked at 'outsider art', exemplified by the French artist Jean Dubuffet's interest in art made by children and the insane. Using discarded materials and found objects, Lanceley's first works engineered a clash between art and everyday artefacts. He then made constructions of wooden machine dies and moulds discarded by industry: these were often the negative shapes for casts, weirdly familiar though essentially unrecognisable. In Altar 1967 a number of these forms, vestiges of a tangible reality, are forced into a shotgun marriage with painted shapes on a canvas backdrop. The pliable canvas bulges into a wave-like profile, which reconciles it with the three-dimensional elements.
These objects, despite their machine sources (or perhaps because of them) take on the appearance of alien life forms, flowering luxuriantly in front of yellow and red painted biomorphic forms. It looks as though images by Jean Arp or Max Ernst have come to life to crawl from the canvas into the real world. From the bottom, organic plumbing climbs up to climax in a flaring tuba mouth emitting a bouquet of notes. The triptych format may have prompted the title Altar, but if the painting honours any god it is Bacchus, such is its Monty Pythonesque zest and good-humoured exuberance.
Michael Desmond and Christine Dixon[1]
[1] Adapted by Christine Dixon 2009, from Michael Desmond and Christine Dixon, 1968, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, 1995, p 69


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