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February 15 2010 03:02PM
On the day of the first Canadian winning Gold on home soil there has been a lot to be happy about. The drought has ended, the slump has been busted, etc etc. And if nothing else, it gave the Canadian Olympic Media Consortium and Tax Planning Service Co™ a chance to put on a display of hilarity that made us wonder if we had stumbled into an alternate dimension.
But before we delve into the "ha ha" funny part of the day, we will commence with the "super sad" events that preceeded it: the abysmal figure skating commentary of former Olympians Jamie Sale and David Pelletier. We will start with a brief disclaimer that will illustrate that we already didn't like these two, but now have a whole new level of distate for their operation.
We already hate Sale and Pelletier for buying our childhood home in Edmonton and completely renovating it, eliminating a big part of our childhood in the process. Years from now when the world pornography museum seeks to have it named as a world heritage site they will be sadly disappointed as the bedroom in which we were raised is now a workout center or some such thing. That's reason #1 we don't enjoy these two.
What is going on with Sale and Pelletier as figure skating commentators? Were they given any coaching at all in professionalism, or merely reporting the event rather than trying to shoehorn themselves back into relevance? Seemingly no.
During the Pairs skating last night the two ragged on every single competitor in the entire program, singling out the Ukranian pair of Morozov and Volosozhar and their Bud Light themed costumes noted above. Pelletier helpfully noted at one point "Figure skating is a sport - you just don't dress like that at the Olympics. It looks like their competition made their uniforms."
Uh what David? Knocking figure skaters for dressing weird is like knocking the Oilers for showing up to the final game before the Olympic break and mailing in a 7-3 loss. This is what they do - you can't fault them for it. The German Pair were dressed as clowns for heavens sakes! Clowns!
Its basically a prerequisite that you compete in Pairs skating dressed like a wood nymph or a musical sprite. And Pelletier above all should know this, here is a man who has made a living wearing a backless velour suit. You think he might cut the sport some slack. Or at least wait until the program is over to bring out the knives.
Not to be outdone by her former skating partner, Jamie Sale came across like the former head cheerleader returning to her former high school years later to watch the current squad compete. Old and dried up, she sits high in the bleachers, sharpening her claws and cutting down hard working kids who can't stack up to her glory back in the day.
Sale followed the lead of her former skating teammate all night, chiming in with a "it wasn't like this when we skated" during every other performance, amongst a myriad of other comparisons to their own days atop the skating world. The numerous awkward pauses and dead air during their commentary was an almost welcome reprieve from all the negative energy being directed at us through our telematrix device.
We almost felt for Rod Black, who tried to keep it classy and steer the two to more righteous waters of positivity. He comes across as a complete pro, finding positives in each performance and discussing the merit of each pair. No lie, the other two couldn't have added less to the skating telecast if one had simply coughed the entire show while the other tired to make her thoughts known using that flag code used in the Navy in WWII.
Luckily Alexandre Bilodeau stepped up big time and delivered the first Canadian Gold Medal of the 2010 Games, besting that weirdo Australian-Canadian Dale Begg-Smith and delighting millions of Canadians around the world. This has since been explored 21 ways from Sunday so we will simply leave it at "well done old chap" and delve into the world of the bizarre that followed.
Please, please please tell us someone else saw Brian Williams interview Bilodeau and his family on CTV/TSN/SportsNet/Access Network last night around 10 PM MST.
It was easily one of the strangest live interviews we have ever seen. Williams totally ignored the Bilodeau family save Alexandre's brother Frederick, who was essentially brought out on camera and unfairly put on the spot on National TV.
Luckily the Bilodeau family were in a whirlwind of media coverage and were excellent sports about the impromptu sit down that left us hoping against hope they would be set free and be allowed to go on with their evening of celebrating their Son's win.
And then - just when it couldn't get more awkward - Darren Dutchyshen stolls onto the set - on live tv mind you - and interupts the interview to hand out champagne to he rolls Bilodeau family - including the obviously underage sister!
What in the sweet holy hell was going on?
It was as though Dutchie had just rolled out of the TSN staff orgy going on one set over with a bottle of bubbly and some plastic cups, looking to party and just so happened to stumble across an interview in process.
In rolls Uncle Dutchie, booze in hand for all to enjoy. We half expected him to bust out a bong and hand it around for a quick Olympic pull. What on earth was Dutchie doing? From the look of him the answer is roids.
But we digress. Yesterday was a tremendous day for the Canadians and a big Nation props goes out to Alexandre Bilodeau and the entire Bilodeau family for bringing home the Gold.
Dutch was trashed on live TV?
Saskatchewan Represent.
Remember when Dutchie and Perry Solkowski hosted ITV's (hell yea!) "Sports Night"?
Oh man. Good times.
All I can say about the broadcasting of these Olympics: I MISS CBC!! They are always classy in their coverage. CTV has been homers.
Way to go Bilodeau, nicely done!
Have you heard the Aussies are whining about Bilodeau beating their boy? hahahaha Suck it!
Is anyone watching the snowboard racing - I think it's called sonwboard cross (?) - right now? On Sportsnet.
It's kind of cool So far 2 Canadians through the quarter-finals.
February 15 2010, 03:58PM
"besting that weirdo Australian-Canadian Dale Begg-Smith"
EX Canadian Dale looked pretty peeved during Alexandre's celebration. He showed no emotion what-so-ever towards our heralded gold medalist. I can see why Mr. Begg-Smith had a "falling out" with our national ski federation, he came across yesterday as a bit of a douche. IMO
I actually have found it here:
Search Williams and Bilodeau.
Dutchie walks in about half way in, booze in hand.
I actually have found it here:
Search Williams and Bilodeau.
Dutchie walks in about half way in, booze in hand.
This is what you would do if you were a reporter, Wanye...only you'd be tripping from the Mescaline and pouring Champagne all over yourself and anything resembling a woman (not including K.D. Lang) within a 10-foot radius.
To quite Eliza Doolittle, "Wouldn't it be lovely?"
February 15 2010, 04:11PM
Edmontonian Mike Robertson going for GOLD soon in Snowboardcross final.
February 15 2010, 04:19PM
He choked!
February 15 2010, 04:21PM
Thought he had it locked up but that effin American snuck by him at the end.
February 15 2010, 04:26PM
Did he choke? I'm with Dan the Man - it looked more like that American snuck past him.
Either way I love that event.
Sorry. ~He choked. Seriously though, he had quite a lead and probably should have won gold. Good show none the less.
He choked!
He choked? He won a silver medal at the olympics. THE OLYMPICS!!!
February 15 2010, 04:30PM
He choked? He won a silver medal at the olympics. THE OLYMPICS!!!
Jesus Christ is sarcasm dead on this website?
February 15 2010, 04:32PM
I spent my evening at Molson Hockey House last night, and let me tell you, when that French kid won gold I thought the entire building was going to collapse. Everyone went insane. I don't normally get too wrapped up in any of the other sports outside of hockey, but apperentely I was the biggest moguls fan in the world last night. OLYMPICS!
PS I met Luc Robitaille. Suck it.
Jesus Christ is sarcasm dead on this website?
Its all in the context. Like if you say Horcoff is the best number one center in the league, now that is easy sarcasim to pick up on.
February 15 2010, 04:36PM
Oh, and I see the Oilers brought it once again last night. Well done.
February 15 2010, 04:41PM
I was all like "Hey Luc, I love those Delissio pizza commercials. It's really nice to mee-"
And then I was promptly whisked out of the building by what I can only assume was a group of highly trained Israeli soldiers. Either that or a guy with a security badge attached to an lanyard. I don't remember.
February 15 2010, 05:21PM
I'm just "joshin' yer chain". He was really nice, and I'm pretty sure I got credited with an assist just by shaking his hand.
February 15 2010, 05:52PM
I've never thought of Rod Black as "classy". I remember back in the 90s at the World Juniors when he was asking a kid "you were going to win this tournament in your father's memory, you failed, how do you feel?"
Or something like that.
February 15 2010, 06:33PM
If I bet Luc Robataille I would have a way cooler story than that. I'd have ridden across England in a motorcyle - side car combination with him.
What if I told you I have a picture of him sitting beside a giant, talking jock strap? Would that be something you'd be interested in?
February 15 2010, 08:24PM
What if I told YOU that giant, talking jock strap rode across England in a motorcycle sidecar with Wanye?
February 15 2010, 08:25PM
What if I told you I have a picture of him sitting beside a giant, talking jock strap? Would that be something you'd be interested in?
Pronger was there, too?
February 15 2010, 08:46PM
I've never thought of Rod Black as "classy". I remember back in the 90s at the World Juniors when he was asking a kid "you were going to win this tournament in your father's memory, you failed, how do you feel?"
Or something like that.
I remember that, it was Paul Kariya. After a heartbreaking loss to sweden(i think). Kariya looked at him choking back tears and answered him with class meanwhile looking at him with this look of confusion and hate.
That was one of the worst thing I heard on television. Kariya's dad had just died like a week before.
February 15 2010, 09:00PM
9th for Wotherspoon in the Men's 500M....too bad.
February 15 2010, 09:20PM
@Dan the Man
Yeah, he's had a great career, but today has been a tough day for Canada. You'd think Canada was married to Charlie Sheen the way they've choked today.
February 15 2010, 09:25PM
Sale and Peltier are likely the worst commentators ever. They have longer lapses in speaking than Gene Principe doing play by play. They literally went a full 45 seconds without a word.
Even Rod Black's moustacheless commentary is better than 45 seconds of nothing!
February 15 2010, 09:40PM
Apparently Grebs is on Russia's 1st 5-man unit, with OV's line. Grebs?!? Haha. Well, just tell us where to pic up our gold medals and we'll be going now. Thanks.
And if I met Luc, I'd be all, "hey! wanna play low level beer league hockey? My team isn't very good and you'd like really help. PLEASE? I'll let you use my jet pack."
Im pretty sure guys from Porcupine Plain of European bloc heritage arent much hung up on social conventions, most notably class, integrity and awareness. That was ridiculous. I kind of felt for the position it put Williams in, heres a guy with cerebral palsy drinking booze. Im not sure who was more shocked, the people who were there or the people who were unlucky enough to witness it.
eh oh canada go
February 16 2010, 10:26AM
You hit the nail on the head twice with this post Mr. Wanye. I was thinking the exact same things. When Dutchie rolled out with the champagne I jaw must of hit the floor. I understand what he was going for, but it didn't work. I think if he could have Brian Williams would have punched him in the junk for this move. It pushed the already teetering interview right over into the $hit filled ditch. I expected Dutchie to stick around and deliver a cheers all around but nope, he poured it and then disappeared quicker than Wanye's Bud Light at breakfast. That whole segment was a train wreck.
As for Jamie and David, I only watched a few minutes of skating last night and that was more than enough to realize that they were in way over their heads. They were blowjob from a girl with headgear bad. OUCH! The only thing we can hope for is that they are only there to "help" with the pairs skating and someone else takes over for the rest. Please, please tell me that is going to happen.
On a side note, did you see Rod Black? He looks like he underwent the same transformation that Luke Skywalker got between Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. Or maybe he is just hitting the bottle really hard so he can make it through the show with Ren and Stimpy. Either way he wasn't looking that good.
Anyway, that's enough negative. Awesome job by Jenn Heil, Bilodeau, Robertson, Groves and all the rest of our Canadian athletes that are making us proud.
Dutchy is taking a beating on Bob McCown's site...as he should. What was he thinking: http://www.fadoo.ca/blog/display/a-triumph-gaffes-and-tsns-dutchy-with-champagne-1448
I was not only disappointed, but also offended, by the lousy commentators of the Men's Short Programme in Figure Skating last night on CTV.
Firstly, and I don't know if there is a common standard in broadcasting, but since artistry and interpretation are evaluated in this sport, why is the music (and composer) that skaters perform to not identified onscreen at the start of the programme, or even mentioned by the so-called commentators.
Speaking of the "commentators" (aside from Rod Black), I'm not sure if the voices belonged to Salé and Pelletier who covered the Pairs programmes, but frankly two bumps on a log would have had more to say, and provided more insight.
Finally, the thinly veiled homophobic remarks from that moustachioed douchebag Rod Black while Johnny Weir was preparing to skate had no place on a national broadcast.
I look forward to competent and dignified coverage of skating events on the CBC again, once the Olympics have passed.


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Alibi Fine Art is located at 1966 W. Montrose Ave. Reception Saturday, 7-10pm.


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After all, it is the season of gift giving, right? Many of us have already finished our shopping and, in most cases, our children have even completed their wish lists.
When giving gifts, some of us choose to include a card, and sometimes we just send out cards to our closest friends and family at this time of year. Then again, there are those who will literally send out hundreds of greeting cards each year, and it is truly incredible to watch as their mailing list seems to grow and grow. People love getting cards.
My grandmother used to say the card was more important than the gift. She believed this because my grandfather used to write loving messages inside of each card in addition to whatever came printed on the inside. His words were his gift, and he used his words to express his deep love and affection for my grandmother.
Words are so very powerful. The spoken word and the written word can move hearts and minds or they can start battles, sustain wars and destroy relationships. Words can be used as the building blocks of encouragement or the can be deployed as weapons to tear people down. There is a proverb that reads, "Pleasant words are a honeycomb, sweet to the soul and soothing to the bones."
If we imagined that everyone we meet was either a demolition site waiting to be crushed by our words and the tone of our voice, or a construction site waiting to be renewed or built up by our kind, loving and hopeful words, we would be in a much better position to make the right decision around what we might say, and how we might say it. Or we may just choose to say nothing at all. Mark Twain said it this way, "If you have nothing to say, say nothing."
But during this holiday season I hope you will choose to give the gift of a word or words. You know how it goes, material gifts will get worn, used, lost, broken, or stuffed in a closet and forgotten about until your next garage sale. But words, even just one word, can stay in person's heart forever. And with many people feeling stressed or anxious, the right word at the right time can bring cheer to those who need it most.
Maybe this holiday season you can try your hand at poetry or a letter. Maybe instead of settling for the words that are already written on the inside of the card, you can find a way to add your most heartfelt thoughts and wishes for that person. This is a card that someone may just hold on to for a long time, while cherishing the words even longer. Create a quick encouraging or loving phrase and hang it somewhere in your home, and if celebrating Christmas, maybe even hang it on the tree for that special someone to see Christmas morning.
My grandfather wrote down his feelings and shared his writings with my grandmother during the depression era, a time when they didn't have a whole lot of money. His gift was his love, his gifts were his words, and his gifts were amazing to the one person they were intended for, my grandmother.
Who will be the recipient of your gift of words this year? It doesn't have to be just one person either, build up as many people as possible. Who will think that they have received the greatest gift ever this year when you take the time to write down a message, or call them, or share it with them in person?
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Massachusetts Congressman Ed Markey met with African-American clergy members in Springfield Tuesday. Markey, a Democrat, is running in the special election to fill Secretary of State John Kerry's vacated U.S. Senate seat.
Clergy and executive members of the NAACP met with Markey to discuss the congressman's positions on issues that effect the Springfield community. The discussion covered education, incarceration rates, gun control, and the economy. Reverend Talbert Swan of Spring of Hope Church says Markey spoke about the looming federal budget cuts know as the sequester, which will automatically go into effect next week if congress does not find a way to avert them.
"And those cuts would affect those particular programs that are very vital to communities of color. Cuts to education, cuts to health care, without touching the defense budget."
Swan did not say whether Markey specified any proposals to deal with the sequester. Archbishop Timothy Paul Baymon, president of the Council of Churches of Greater Springfield, says Markey's discussion of gun control stood out in the meeting. He says Markey is in support of banning assault weapons.
"But we're particularly concerned in our community that it's just not another political piece, but really getting down to the grassroots of how these guns get into our community, how they're affecting us, and have been affecting us for many, many years. Pastors – we deal with it. We bury these young folks that are dying and shot on corners and streets."
No clergy members explicitly endorsed Markey at the meeting. Swan says similar meetings will be held with all other candidates vying for the senate seat. Democratic and Republican primaries are scheduled for April 30th, and the special election will be held June 25th.


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ERRATA -- 3rd Edition: Printings 1-3
Last updated: 9/22/11
Changes from the text are underlined.
(a) When the toluene level in the tank is 150 cm below the top (h=150 cm), the manometer fluid level in the open arm is level with the point where the manometer connects to the tank. What manometer reading, R(cm), would be observed if the manometer fluid is (i) mercury, (ii) water? Which manometer fluid would you use, and why?
-- After the first sentence, add "An oversimplified diagram follows."
-- The first sentence of Part (a) should read "Derive the linear equation for V(mV) in terms of T(oC)."
"Take a basis of 100 mol C2H5Cl produced. Assume that the feed contains only ethane and chlorine and that all of the chlorine is consumed and do a degree-of-freedom analysis based on atomic species balances."
The single-pass conversion in the reactor, Xsp, affects the costs of the reactor (Cr) and the separation process and recycle line (Cs). What effect would you expect an increased Xsp to have on each of these costs for a fixed formaldehyde production rate? (Hint: To get a 100% single-pass conversion you would need an infinitely large reactor, and lowering the single-pass conversion leads to a need to process greater amounts of fluid through both process units and the recycle line.) What would you expect a plot of (Cr + Cs) versus Xsp to look like? What does the design specification Xsp = 60% probably represent?
-- In Line 2, delete "after expanding adiabatically."
-- Part (a) should read "If the exiting stream were wet steam at 5 bar, what would its temperature be?" -- Part (b) should read "How much energy is transferred to or from the turbine (state which). (Neglect...)
-- In the last variable in Part (b), there should be a dot over the E and the subscript should be k (not R).
Input stream 1: 1000 g 10% sulfuric acid, 0.100 g
H2SO4/g, 0.900 g H2O/g, 40oC
Input stream 2: m1(g) 20% sodium hydroxide, 0.200 g NaOH/g, 0.800 g H2O/g, 25oC
Output stream: m2 (g Na2SO4), m3 (g H2O), 35oC
Answers to selected problems (p. 665-668)
Index (p. 669-675)
Antoine equation constants, 640-641 (not 637-638)
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Polly Bence, British Museum
This painting is one of almost 6,000 objects from Australia and the Torres Strait Islands in the British Museum. This is a growing collection; the Museum continues to acquire contemporary Indigenous Australian objects, including contemporary art works.
Ilkurlka was painted by Simon Hogan, a senior custodian of Linka, the place where he was born and raised in Western Australia, known as Spinifex country. The Spinifex people or Pila Nguru live in the Great Victoria Desert of Western Australia, adjoining the border with South Australia.
Hogan's paintings tell stories from his land, depicting specific places within Spinifex country. As is often characteristic of this genre, the painting collapses time: it shows several successive events on top of each other. The large U-shape in the painting is a rockhole with water in it known as Ilkurlka and the trees are mulga trees (wanarii). When describing this painting Hogan explained: 'those trees belong to that place'.
The painting tells the story of a man who was camping at this rockhole. He woke up and travelled to another place where there was a very powerful watersnake that he was trying to capture.
In describing the painting the artist explained that in it the man is trying to eat the snake and at the same time he has eaten it – he is both a man and a snake. The oval shape depicts the man lying down, feeling sick having eaten the snake – but the man now has a great deal of power.
During the atomic tests at Maralinga in western South Australia during the mid-1950s, the Spinifex people were driven from their homelands. Many found themselves dispersed and others were forcibly relocated to mission stations hundreds of miles away. In the 1980s people returned to their land to find that specific settlement areas had been designated for them and some areas had been selected for mining.
The 1990s saw an arduous and lengthy period of negotiations over land rights and native title claims, and it was during this period that the Spinifex Arts Project was developed to help the group document and illustrate their Native Title claims. This decade of discussion culminated in 2000 with ground-breaking legislation and a new understanding: Spinifex people were finally recognised as the traditional owners of 55,000 square kilometres of land in Western Australia. Spinifex artists produce work to demonstrate and share their complex history and traditions.
The British Museum is working towards a major Indigenous Australian exhibition which will open in 2015, which will include Spinifex paintings.
This was first published in the London Evening Standard on 7 February 2013.
Filed under: Collection, London: a world city in 20 objects, Australia, Oceania, painting


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Academic Paper
|Urban rejection of the vernacular: The SVS undone
|Robin Dodsworth
|North Carolina State University
|Mary Kohn
|University of North Carolina
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|In Raleigh, North Carolina, a Southern U.S. city, five decades of in-migration of technology-sector workers from outside the South has resulted in large-scale contact between the local Southern dialect and non-Southern dialects. This paper investigates the speed and magnitude of the reversal of the Southern Vowel Shift (SVS) with respect to the five front vowels, using Trudgill's (1998) model of dialect contact as a framework. The data consist of conversational interviews with 59 white-collar Raleigh natives representing three generations, the first generation having reached adulthood before large-scale contact. Acoustic analysis shows that all vowels shift away from their Southern variants across apparent time. The leveling of SVS variants begins within the first generation to grow up after large-scale contact began, and contrary to predictions, this generation does not show wide inter- or intraspeaker variability. Previous studies of dialect contact and new dialect formation suggest that leveling of regional dialect features and the establishment of stable linguistic norms occurs more quickly when children have regular contact with one another. Dialect contact in Raleigh has occurred primarily within the middle and upper classes, the members of which are densely connected by virtue of schools and heavy economic segregation in neighborhood residence.
This article appears IN Language Variation and Change Vol. 24, Issue 2.
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Phytoplankton in Water Quality Assessment — An Indicator Concept
- Pertti Heinonen1,
- Giuliano Ziglio2 and
- André Van Der Beken3
Published Online: 22 MAR 2007
DOI: 10.1002/9780470511121.ch6
Copyright © 2000 by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Book Title
Water Quality Measurements Series: Hydrological and Limnological Aspects of Lake Monitoring
Additional Information
How to Cite
Willén, E. (2000) Phytoplankton in Water Quality Assessment — An Indicator Concept, in Water Quality Measurements Series: Hydrological and Limnological Aspects of Lake Monitoring (eds P. Heinonen, G. Ziglio and A. Van Der Beken), John Wiley & Sons, Ltd., Chichester, UK. doi: 10.1002/9780470511121.ch6
Editor Information
- 1
Finnish Environment Institute, Belsinki, Finland
- 2
Universita di Trento, Italy
- 3
Techware, Brussels, Belgium
Publication History
- Published Online: 22 MAR 2007
- Published Print: 1 APR 2000
Book Series:
ISBN Information
Print ISBN: 9780471899884
Online ISBN: 9780470511121
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