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Debates of Oct. 31st, 2011
House of Commons Hansard #40 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was workers.
- Question Period
- Food and Drugs Act
- Business of Supply
- Persons with Disabilities
- Regional Economy
- Junior Football
- Ground Observer Corps Wings
- Medal of Bravery
- Rouge Park, Ontario
- Diwali Milan Celebration
- Firearms Registry
- Yvon Boivin
- Ann Southam
- Firearms Registry
- Women's History Month
- Brain Tumour Awareness Month
- Remembrance Day
- Asbestos
- The Economy
- Firearms Registry
- Government Procurement
- National Defence
- Afghanistan
- National Defence
- Human Rights
- Foreign Affairs
- Veterans
- National Defence
- Asbestos
- Foreign Affairs
- Treasury Board
- G8 Summit
- Tourism Industry
- Fisheries and Oceans
- Auditor General
- The Economy
- Canadian Wheat Board
- Northern Development
- Justice
- Champlain Bridge
- Afghanistan
- Interparliamentary Delegations
- Points of Order
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Questions Passed as Orders for Returns
- Business of Supply
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
David Wilks Kootenay—Columbia, BC
Mr. Speaker, Canadians are concerned about crime and gave our Conservative government a strong mandate to keep our streets and communities safe. That is why in the last election we promised to introduce lawful access legislation in due course.
Our approach to this issue has always struck an appropriate balance between police powers needed to protect public safety and the necessity to safeguard the privacy of Canadians. However, there have been exaggerated concerns presented by the opposition.
Could the minister tell the House what our proposed approach to the lawful access legislation will do?
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Vic Toews Minister of Public Safety
Mr. Speaker, I want to be clear: no legislation proposed by our Conservative government will allow police to unlawfully read emails without a warrant.
As technology evolves, many criminal activities, such as the distribution of child pornography, become much easier. We are proposing measures to bring our laws into the 21st century and provide police with the tools they need to do their job.
Rather than making things easier for child pornographers or organized crime, I call on the NDP to support these balanced measures to protect law-abiding Canadians.
Champlain Bridge
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Jamie Nicholls Vaudreuil—Soulanges, QC
Mr. Speaker, the NDP is calling on the government to stop hiding behind cabinet confidences and to respond to our access to information request by immediately making reports on the safety of the Champlain Bridge available to the public, instead of hiding them from the bridge's users. Every day, 200,000 people cross that bridge, and they have a right to know about its condition.
Will the government finally reveal the information that the cabinet members share freely among themselves, but refuse to share with Canadians?
Champlain Bridge
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Pierre Poilievre Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Transport
Mr. Speaker, if the NDP was truly worried about the safety of the Champlain Bridge, it should have voted in favour of our budgets that invested in maintenance for the bridge in 2009. We are doing the work needed to ensure the structure's safety. While the NDP's priority is to scare Canadians, we are looking towards the future with the construction of a new bridge over the St. Lawrence. I therefore invite the hon. member to support us when it comes to replacing the old bridge with a new one.
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Jean-François Fortin Haute-Gaspésie—La Mitis—Matane—Matapédia, QC
Mr. Speaker, the Conservatives misled Quebec regarding the extension of the mission in Afghanistan. The Prime Minister stated last year that there would be minimal risks and that training would take place "on military bases and in classrooms". Today he said that the mission involves significant risks.
Does this not give us reason to believe that the Prime Minister was not truthful with Quebeckers? Will the government acknowledge that it gave false information about the actual risks and that consequently it must put an end to the military mission?
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Central Nova
Nova Scotia
Peter MacKay Minister of National Defence
Mr. Speaker, that is false. The Prime Minister provided accurate and correct information. It is true that this mission involves significant risks.
This is the reason we continue to support our men and women in uniform with appropriate equipment to protect them, to support them in every way we can. We have nothing but the highest regard, admiration, and respect for the men and women in uniform, and their families, for what they do for our country at home and abroad.
Interparliamentary Delegations
Routine Proceedings
3 p.m.
David Tilson Dufferin—Caledon, ON
Mr. Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order 34(1), I have the honour to present to the House, in both official languages, the report of the Canadian delegation of the Canada–Europe Parliamentary Association, respecting its participation in the 34th annual interparliamentary meeting with the European Parliament Delegation for Relations with Canada and the parliamentary mission to Denmark, the next country to hold the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union, held in Strasbourg, France and Copenhagen, Denmark, September 10 to 17, 2011.
Interparliamentary Delegations
Routine Proceedings
3:05 p.m.
The Speaker Andrew Scheer
The hon. Minister of Foreign Affairs is rising on a point of order.
Oral Questions
Points of Order
Routine Proceedings
3:05 p.m.
Ottawa West—Nepean
John Baird Minister of Foreign Affairs
Mr. Speaker, I would just like to correct the record. In an answer to a question from the New Democrats, I said contribution agreements were drafted by Treasury Board. Of course, they were drafted by Infrastructure Canada. I regret any false impression I may have left.
Oral Questions
Points of Order
Routine Proceedings
3:05 p.m.
The Speaker Andrew Scheer
I am sure the House appreciates that clarification.
Routine Proceedings
October 31st, 2011 / 3:05 p.m.
Pat Martin Winnipeg Centre, MB
Mr. Speaker, I am honoured to rise today to present a petition signed by literally thousands of Canadians from all across Canada who call upon Parliament to take note that asbestos is the greatest industrial killer the world has ever known. The petitioners point out that more Canadians now die from asbestos than all other industrial causes combined. They also remind Parliament that Canada remains one of the largest producers and exporters of asbestos in the world and spends millions of dollars subsidizing the asbestos industry and curbing international efforts to curb its use.
Therefore, these petitioners call upon the Government of Canada to ban asbestos in all of its forms and institute a just transition program for asbestos workers and the communities they live in. They call upon government to end all subsidies of asbestos, both in Canada and abroad, and to stop blocking international health and safety conventions designed to protect workers from asbestos, such as the Rotterdam Convention.
Child Abduction and Kidnapping Registry
Routine Proceedings
3:05 p.m.
David Wilks Kootenay—Columbia, BC
Mr. Speaker, today I am honoured to present a petition on behalf of 5,600 constituents from coast to coast. It calls for a national child abduction and kidnapping registry, informing communities of high-risk offenders. It calls for protocols to nationalize the AMBER Alert program, and to introduce a three tiered classification system for child abduction and kidnapping laws, similar to the Adam Walsh child protection and safety act, passed on July 27, 2006, as the United States federal statute reflects.
It is imperative that we take care of our children in this country and that our communities understand what we will do for them. I present this on behalf of all of them.
The Environment
Routine Proceedings
3:05 p.m.
David Tilson Dufferin—Caledon, ON
Mr. Speaker, I have a petition from people from all over Ontario who are concerned with the proposed mega-quarry in Melancthon Township in Dufferin County, which would be the largest open pit quarry in Canada at over 2,300 acres.
The petitioners are concerned about a number of things, one of which is that the proposed mega-quarry would remove from production some of Ontario's best farmland. They are asking that the Government of Canada conduct an environmental assessment under the authority of the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act on the Highland Companies' proposed mega quarry development.
Routine Proceedings
3:05 p.m.
Paul Dewar Ottawa Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, today I rise to present a petition signed by prominent leaders in the Iranian Canadian community. A similar petition has been signed by thousands of human rights advocates, particularly from the Iranian community in Canada.
The petitioners are bringing the case of Mr. Khavari to Parliament's attention. Mr. Khavari, a dual Iranian–Canadian citizen and former chairman of Iran's largest bank, is wanted for questioning in Tehran. During the time he reportedly obtained his Canadian citizenship, Mr. Khavari led a financial institution belonging to the Iranian revolutionary guards, a known international sponsor of terrorism and the source of much of the violence against civilians during Iran's post-election protests.
The petitioners are requesting that the government investigate the conditions of Mr. Khavari's citizenship to see whether he obtained it by meeting all the legal requirements. This is a growing problem that the Iranian Canadian community is raising with the government. Just today, we read that a second Iranian banker has settled in Montreal. These individuals are associated with the Iranian regime, even if they find themselves on the wrong side of the regime today.
Many Iranian Canadians contacting my office argue that Canada should not be a safe haven for these individuals. It is a slap in the face of so many of the people who have moved to Canada to avoid the torture and violence of this regime.
Multiple Sclerosis
Routine Proceedings
3:10 p.m.
Ralph Goodale Wascana, SK
Mr. Speaker, I have the honour to present a petition signed by a number of citizens across west central Saskatchewan. They are expressing concern about their fellow Canadians who suffer from both CCSVI, which is chronic cerebral spinal venous insufficiency, and multiple sclerosis. They point out that the unfortunate occurrence of both of those serious diseases can often result in particular treatment being denied with respect to CCSVI.
The petitioners call upon the Minister of Health to consult more broadly and thoroughly with experts in Canada and around the world who actually have direct experience with the treatment of CCSVI. They urge the Minister of Health to proceed with phase 3 clinical trials on an urgent basis and to provide assistance to follow up on the experience of these patients over time so that Canada can develop the information base that is necessary to ensure that CCSVI is properly treated in Canada with the new technology that is available.

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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
Emery County has been busy this past week honoring the American troops in Iraq and supporting the families left behind. Dixie Swasey from the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion presented a blue star banner to Betty Hatch. Hatch and husband, Gerry have a son, Shane Hatch who is serving with the 348th Transportation Company. His company keeps all of the fuel tanks filled and also are responsible for 50 mm machine guns. Shane cannot tell the family his whereabouts, but they expect he is on the 200 mile corridor from Kuwait to Bagdad. The family hasn't talked to Shane since he was in Ft. Bliss. The army took away the cell phones so they would not tip off the enemy as to the location of the troops. The family has received one letter since February. "We are watching way too much TV and listening to everything about the war to keep informed," said Hatch, "Shane and his wife JanaGayle are expecting a baby next week and it is a hard time for him to be away, but he wanted to go and defend his country.
Elaine Wilberg found among her mother's things two blue star banners from World War II. Her parents, Emmeline and Edward Cox of Castle Dale had five sons in the service. The sons were Edward Dan Cox, 29, who died in the conflict and left a wife and four children, Rex Cox, Kenneth Cox, Zeniff Cox and Monte Cox. Wilberg said she remembered the banners hanging in the windows of the family home while her brothers were gone. Three of them were in the marines and two were in the army.
Swasey said the blue star banners were revived by the American Legion after the events of September 11. An Emery County quilting group called the Piecemakers is currently involved in sewing banners for area families with people currently serving their country across the United States and the world. The legion passed out posters for placement in windows until the arrival of the banners this coming week. These have been given to families with grandsons, nephews, nieces, sons, daughters, granddaughters, brothers and sisters in the armed forces. "We have over 70 names of families which we want to contact. Our department auxiliary president Carol Riddle began handing out posters. Others in the Ferron Post #42 where Jan Hess is president have been handing them out as well. Reva Fillmore has spearheaded the making of the banners with the quilting guild. Families with servicemen and women can also order blue star pins to wear in remembrance of those serving."
"The Blue Star banners were designed and patented in 1917 by World War I Army captain Robert L. Queissner of the 5th Ohio Infantry who had two sons serving on the front lines. The banner immediately became the unofficial symbol of a child in the service. The banners were a common sight during World War I and World War II. In 2001, the American Legion revived this tradition and spirit of pride in our military men and women following the horrific terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. The Blue Star Service Banner is an 8X16 inch white field with a blue star(s) sewn onto a red banner. Each star represents one family member serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. A Blue Star Service Banner displayed in the window of a home is a tradition in America. The banner lets others know that someone in their family is serving in the U.S.Armed Forces, or has been activated in the National Guard or Reserves. As citizens steel themselves for the long and difficult "War on Terrorism," the Blue Star Service Banner tradition reminds us all that this new war touches every neighborhood in our land. It also shows a family's pride in their loved one serving in the military, and reminds others that preserving America's freedom demands much," said Swasey.


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Who's going to go down to FL this year?
And look what I've found!...
Who's going to go down to FL this year?
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Hail our dear old friend kris kringle,
Driving his reindeer across the sky.
Don't stand underneath when they fly by.
No trip to Florida anytime soon
I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
Merry Snowy Christmas
Love & Peace to the World
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When it seems the magic slipped away...
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By RAINER HUCKSalt Lake City
Dear Editor,
The BLM must be having a good laugh. Even as the people of Emery County were voting down the anti-access monument proposal, the bureaucrats were working late into the night to close the place down through administrative fiat.
The hanging chads had barely been counted when they unleashed the San Rafael non-travel plan upon a populace newly made confident in its ability to exert at least some control over the surrounding landscape. All at once, 468 miles of roads and trails, some in use for a hundred years were to be closed.
Of course it was just a coincidence that the majority of these closed roads were in the Babbitt/SUWA pseudo wilderness study areas. This action had to be taken to protect the oh-so-fragile landscape that miraculously managed to recover from the action of mining and bulldozers just about everywhere.
The BLM must have recognized just how offensive and abusive this plan was, as they budgeted a huge sum of our hard earned tax money to hire a full time deputy to enforce the new closures. Imagine that, using our money to keep us off of our land!
Sadly, the Emery County Commission acquiesced to this travesty, taking a deputy away from useful police work and assigning him to roam the prairie in search of the newly minted class of wrong doers.
They unleash a blizzard of carsonite "Closed to Vehicle" signs and the plethora of massive barricades that constitute blight far more damaging to the "wilderness experience" that the vehicles ever could be. Go see for yourself, it's absolutely disgusting.
Maybe a few misguided persons drive off the roads and trails occasionally or climb up a hill they shouldn't. No group of recreationists nor any other kind of group is going to be perfect. The trouble is that motorized recreationists are held to an impossible standard; that of zero impact. It would have been a lot cheaper to hire someone to drive around with a rake and fix the errant tracks. But then that wouldn't further the agenda of the BLM.
The way things are going, and if something isn't done about it, 20 years from now there will be no motorized access to the San Rafael Swell other than the graded county roads. And even some of them might not be safe from the carsonite and the barricade.
The scenic lands of the San Rafael Swell will become another neo King's Forest, reserved as a playground for the chosen elite and off-limits forever to the unwashed masses who must be content to pace outside the fence while grasping at the fading memory of a time when it was their land too.


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By SHARREE JENSENStaff Writer
The Castle Valley Special Services District discussed the 2004 planned projects at a recent meeting. Darrel Leamaster announced that the district will set the bond closing as Mar. 17 in Salt Lake City, and will then at that time receive the bond and grant money. There are six projects scheduled for the summer of this year.
First on the schedule will be the chip and seal of Castle Dale streets. Craig Johansen suggested that the district advertise for bids in February, and start the project about June 1. The next project will be curb and gutter projects, and Johansen recommended bids be opened in March, for a start date of April 1. Then he suggested that bids be opened in April for the city streets and drainage projects, which should start May 1. Following that, the Water/Sewer/Secondary Pump project will begin, having bids open in May and the project begin on June 1. Next were the Ferron sewer projects. Johansen stated that the plans and specs should be completed by May 1, and suggested that bids for the outfall line be opened about July 15, with the rest of the project being put off until September, so that by the time they reach effected fields, the crops will be done for the year. The district approved the proposed schedule.
In regard to the Ferron sewer project, Leamaster announced that the land purchase from UP&L will close next week. The district is still trying to obtain right-of-way from a few properties that will be affected, and are looking at possible alternate routes. Leamaster also informed the mayors that they needed to inform UP&L if any of their upcoming projects required power poles to be relocated, as soon as possible.
The district then reviewed the engineering contract with Johansen & Tuttle. The contract was compared with past years projects and the district approved the new contract for the 2004 year.
Next the district discussed the Little Bear Spring Mitigation Project. The designs are currently being worked on, drawings should be done in March. Leamaster announced that the district had finally received a "pilot study waiver" from the Division of Drinking Water. He is hoping to advertise and begin construction around June or July and have the project completed this fall. The only thing needed is to get the agreement in place between Genwall, Energy West and CVSSD.
The district looked next at raising water and sewer rates. It is required to hold a public hearing, and the district decided that they would prefer to have each city hold it's own public hearing. They would like to publish a few newspaper articles to raise awareness. They are looking at raising culinary water and sewer $3 a month starting July 1. Leamaster would like to have all public hearings held in March or April.
They would like to show comparisons with other communities such as Carbon County and Green River; and also show the loss of mineral lease money; property tax happenings and also show the services provided by the district that residents are not being charged for here, that they would be charged for in other areas. Some of these benefits are that the district maintains and installs sewer laterals, whereas other communities make the homeowner do their own; the annual cleaning is provided at no additional cost; and the replacement and maintenance of fire hydrants.
The district has not raised the rates since 1977. They would like to show the difference in material costs from 1977 to 2004. The bottom line is that the income is not covering the expense of the service provided.
The 2003 Culinary Water Usage report was reviewed. The total district use was 462 million gallons, which is the lowest it has been since 1994. Each community has used less culinary water than last year. The average usage per gallon per person per day was about 156. The state's average is around 300.
Leamaster quickly reviewed the snowpack report and stated that there is usually a lot of precipitation expected from now until April, but if we do not receive it, we will have about the same amount of water as last year.
Leamaster also announced that the district had received the Disinfection By-products Sampling Waivers. Since 1999 the district has had to test the water for chlorine by-products that can cause cancer, if too much chlorine is fed through the system. Since 1999, the district has stayed under the regulated amount. Now that they have received the waivers they can reduce testing from once a quarter to once a year, in August. As long as that test stays under regulation, then the county can remain at once a year testing.
The district will be changing the time of their monthly meeting to 7 p.m. until Daylight Savings, when it will return to 7:30 p.m.


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Nicolet girls basketball coach Rick Dekeyser loved the way his team fought back in the fourth quarter Friday night against North Shore leader Cedarburg, how it's press forced turnovers, how the Knights hit five of their first six shots, and finally showed some life on the boards.
What he didn't like was the first three quarters, where the taller, younger and quicker Bulldogs dominated the glass, intimidated the smaller Knights into poor shot selection and generally pushed them around.
It was 38-14 going into the final stanza, so the fact that Nicolet got the final score to 44-32 was only of small consolation to Dekeyser, as the Knights lost out on a chance to tie for first place in the league with the Bulldogs.
"The thing was, we worked all week on certain things," he said. "We knew we were shorter so we put big emphasis on blocking out and pushing people back. I just didn't think I saw much of that for the first three quarters."
"I love these girls, but sometimes...."
With the loss, Nicolet drops to 8-4 in the North Shore (11-8 overall),and into a three-way tie for second place with Germantown and Whitefish Bay. Coupled with the Bay loss to Grafton tonight, Cedarburg actually clinched no worse than a tie for the NSC title at 10-2 (14-4 overall).
The game, which was broadcast on an area cable channel, brought the best in Bulldog coach Dave Ross, with a rarely seen suit, tie and all. And for much of the second and third quarters, the youthful Cedarburg team, which starts three sophomores and a freshman, brought its best to the big stage too.
Nicolet started well, getting baskets from Michelle Peltz and Briana Gray for a 4-0 lead, but then the Bulldogs, whose starters go 5-10, 5-7, 6-0, 6-2, and 5-8, started imposing their will.
It was 6-6 at the quarter but a 12-2 run at the start of the second session, highlighted by a three-point play from the Builldogs' lone senior Tori Riechers and a 3-pointer from sophomore guard Kendall Lynch, made it 18-8 Cedarburg with 3:31 left in the half.
The score was 24-12 at the break.
Nicolet and Cedarburg then traded baskets at the start of the third quarter, but the hoop by Gray at the 6:33 mark of the third period would prove to be the last points for close to seven minutes for the Knights as Cedarburg, which collected an impressive 41 rebounds on the night, went on 12-0 run to make it 38-14 at the end of three.
For Nicolet,the third quarter was a nightmare as shots were missed (14 of 15), only two rebounds were grabbed (as opposed to nine for Cedarburg) and everytime a Knight player went into the lane, she was met with rejection. The Bulldogs 6-2 freshman center Allie Barber was the ultimate symbol of rejection, with at least four blocks and many other shots influenced. She also had 13 rebounds.
"We tried to tell the kids not to be afraid of this moment, don't be frightened, don't let it go," said Dekeyser. "It just didn't work."
Nicolet started a mini-rally early in the fourth period, as a 12-1 run cut it to 39-26 with 5:11 remaining, but then the Bulldogs scored four points in the span of just 21 seconds and the Knights went close to three minutes without another basket.
Ross was impressed with how his team adapted and improved its offensive execution.
"In those two quarters (second and third) I thought we had some really good passing," he said. "We have good, big kids, but we still have to make the pass and when we needed them, the kids made passes and made plays."
Gray led Nicolet with 12 points, while Riechers had 14 to pace Cedarburg and Kylee Marks had 10.
Ross knew that it was a big game, an important one and he was pleased to come away with the victory.
"Every coach in this league knows that it has to be one game at a time," he said, "because every night, you see everybody beating everybody else. So for us to come out with this win was huge."
Dekeyser was just hoping that his ever-striving team could have put in a better effort.
"It was an important game," he said. "We just didn't step up to where we needed to be."
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- Overview
An American classic, our Camp Collection combines the charm and strength of classic plank furniture with fun, colorful style. Recessed paneling, square block posts and brushed nickel drawer pulls add the details that make this collection special. Expert craftsmen make each piece from sturdy, built-to-last materials.
- Expertly crafted from solid poplar wood, plywood, rubberwood and MDF (medium density fibreboard), an engineered wood that lends exceptional strength and ensures that the bed will endure over time.
- Our exclusive finishes are applied by hand for exceptional richness, durability and depth of color.
- Masterfully crafted with a kiln-dried solid wood frame, tenon-and-groove joinery, and corner blocking for structural integrity.
- All wood is kiln dried for added strength and lasting beauty.
- The use of veneers results in high-quality furniture with flawless surfaces and consistent color tones.
- Minimum recommended ceiling height: 8'
- Slat-roll foundation on lower bunk is designed for use without a box spring.
- Optional trundle can be used under lower bunk without a mattress for extra storage.
- Bunk mattress must be used on the upper bunk, lower bunk fits a standard twin-sized or bunk mattress, and trundle fits our trundle mattress; do not use a box spring on either bunk.
- This bunk bed can be converted into two separate beds.
- Includes 2 guardrails for the top bunk and a solid wood ladder that can be attached on either side.
- Wood swatches, below, are available for $20 each. We will provide a merchandise refund for swatches if they're returned within 30 days.
- Mattresses are sold separately.
- Bunk Bed: 45" wide x 80" long x 72" high
- The Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends that top bunks not be used for children under 6 years of age.
- Rigorously tested to meet or exceed the highest industry safety standards.
- Dimensions & Care
Bunk Bed
- Overall (without ladder): 42.5" wide x 80" long x 72" high
- Overall (with ladder): 45" wide x 80" long x 72" high
- Clearance between side rails of top and bottom bunks: 36"
- Ladder: 14" wide x 47" high x 3" thick
- Weight: 200 pounds
Upper Bed
- 42.5" wide x 80" long x 32.5" high
- Headboard and Footboard: 2.5" thick
- Short Upper Guardrail: 61" wide x 16" high x 1" thick
- Long Upper Guardrail: 75" wide x 16" high x 1" thick
- Distance between top of guardrail and slat roll: 14"
- Side Rails: 75" wide x 6" high x 0.75" thick
- Distance between upper side rail and floor, at high position: 51"
Lower Bed
- 42.5" wide x 80" long x 39.5" high
- Headboard and Footboard: 2.5" thick
- Side Rails: 75" long x 6" high x 0.75" thick
- Distance between lower side rail and floor, at high position: 10.5"
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"However, what we've learned is not every eight grader is getting it based on the way its structured. Kids who take languages don't take the health class and so they're not getting it."
Executive director of the Massachusetts Alliance on Teen Pregnancy — Patricia Quinn — says the district needs a comprehensive sex-ed policy. She says without that, many educators aren't comfortable teaching about new kinds of birth control — or even the most basic.
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Vivek Wadhwa
Center for Entrepreneurship and Research Commercialization, Pratt School of Engineering; Stanford University - Arthur & Toni Rembe Rock Center for Corporate Governance
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Ryan Ong
Duke University - Department of Sociology
Journal of Engineering Education, Vol. 97, No. 1, pp. 13-25, 2008
This article challenges the commonly cited statistics for engineering graduates in the United States, China, and India. Our research shows that the gap between the number of engineers and related technology specialists produced in the United States versus those in India and China is smaller than previously reported, and the United States remains a leading source of high-quality global engineering talent. Furthermore, engineering graduates in China and India face the prospect of substantial unemployment, despite high corporate demand for their services; this raises questions about the quality of recent graduates. The United States, however, also confronts problems in its continued ability to attract and retain top engineering talent from abroad because of visa uncertainties and growing economic opportunities in their countries of origin. We argue that the key issue in engineering education should be the quality of graduates, not just the quantity, since quality factors have the biggest impact on innovation and entrepreneurship.
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Dr. Tim Sutterlund or Dr. Donna Wright will be named the new Wilson County Director of Schools following a final round of interviews set for Saturday, April 27.
The two candidates bested Dennis Albright, current Braxton County director of Schools in Sutton, W.Va., and David Huff, current Obion County director of Schools, during a second round of interviews by the Wilson County Board of Education and Teams, Inc. owner Wayne Qualls this past Saturday.
Wright was the first of the job finalists to take the hot seat at 9 a.m. on Saturday. She explained that being a career educator was a profession that "chose me."
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By Joel in Seminole
from Seminole, Florida
About Me Avid Cyclist
Road 515 miles on the same model in Ragbrai. Excellent value.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Great minimalist saddle for the price
By Bill
from Milwaukee, WI
About Me Competitive Cyclist
Bought this saddle for its price point and 'relief channel' cutout. Additional factors influencing purchase were its light weight and rounded rear edges of the saddle, and low profile. Put it on my CX bike for an excellent, lightweight, sturdy saddle I can clear easily on the re-mounts during cross racing. A moderately priced solution that is serving well. Not top of the line, but offers a solid value that I don't regret for a second!
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works for me!
By jake
from Oakland, CA
I ride for commuting, errands and recreation. The last saddle I bought before this was a Fizik Arione ($150 at today's prices)—this saddle is at least as comfortable in my experience and as energy-efficient i.e., you don't lose energy into the seat the way you do with large padded saddles. I've only ridden rides in the 20-30 miles range so maybe the Fizik would offer more variety of positions than this on longer rides but I'm happy with this and buying another for my second road bike, so I'll have one for commuting and one for recreational rides.
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great saddle, but caused numbness
By Bike Mike
from Fort Wayne, IN
I bought this saddle for the price, the weight, and the cutout. I commuted a few yes with it and it was great. Then I used it on a 65 mile ride and it seemed great during the ride but afterwards I realized I was numb on the sides of my manhood. I suspect the cutout is not deep, wide, or large enough for my anatomy. I exchanged it for the FR1 which has a much larger cutout. Aside from numbness, this is a fantastic saddle and looks great on the bike.
Not the best
By mwsllc
from Albuquerque, NM
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I purchased this saddle for my husband based on the reviews but he found it just as uncomfortable as the OEM saddle that was on the bike when he bought it. It seems to be well made but there was no position or adjustment that would make it comfortable for him (he is 5'9", 185 lbs). It is being returned.
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One size won't fit all...
By papaw
from Lancaster PA
Was going to use on my spin bike this winter and then on my road bike when the weather warms up. It seemed to be a fairly good saddle but it just didn't fit my rear end. We're all a little different so it may be right for you. If it fits you, seems like a good buy.
Great looking saddle. Perfect upgrade.
By PacNW Hiker
from Washington State
Bought as an upgrade to OEM saddle. Attractive and light weight, it reduces the numbness associated with typical road saddles. Only got about 35 miles on it...but, so far so good.
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Make the night all your own with this stand out platform pump from Mojo Moxy. The Bella is beautiful with its sumptious faux suede, bold hues, and red hot t-strap.
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Our front entrance is closed for renovations. All visitors and guests are asked to park and enter Delray Medical Center via the Pinecrest Rehabilitation Hospital Entrance, located on the south side of the hospital.
We are making tremendous progress on our way to our new Patient Tower and Parking Garage. Our new patient tower will impact our patients, our physicians, our staff and our community by providing a higher level of healthcare to the region. Offering the latest in technologies, patient safety features, streamlined processes, customized designs and a new rooftop helipad, our new facility will be both innovative and relaxing.
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Canadian make their mark in volleyball Champions League
IZMIR, Turkey (February 8) - Canadian national team coach Glenn Hoag of Gatineau, Que., is headed to the final six in the Champions League men's volleyball tournament after Turkey's Arkas Sport Izmir defeated Kedzierzyn-Kozle of Poland in straight sets on Wednesday.
The Champions League is a three month tournament which determines the top professional volleyball club in Europe.
Hoag's squad won both matches in the round of 12 playoff series including Wednesday's match 25-23, 25-16, 25-18. Justin Duff of Winnipeg (in photo) made an appearance in all three sets and contributed four points and did not make any errors on his 12 serves. Both Duff and Gord Perrin of Creston, B.C., are Canadian national team members.
It is the first time a pro club from Turkey advances to the final six. The squad's performance is hardly surprising. In Turkish pro league play it stands second in the overall standings with a 12-2 record and roared to a 5-1 mark in the Champions League round robin play as well.
The news was equally good for Steve Brinkman of Bowmanville, Ont. The 200+ match national team veteran scored nine points to help Trentino, Italy defeat Noliko Maaseik from Belgium 25-20, 17-25, 25-17, 25-21 to complete its series sweep and advance to the round of six.
And finally Thomas Jarmoc of Edmonton contributed six points as Friedrichshafen of Germany edged Tours from France 25-20, 20-25, 15-25, 27-25, 16-14 to put his team in the final six.
The first of the two match series in the round of six goes in two weeks.
For more information on the CEV Volleyball Champions League visit:
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In a world dominated by look-alikes and duplicates, Dr. Lyos appreciates the unique character and quality of every individual. Working closely with each patient, he tailors his recommendations to meet personal objectives. Backed by years of training with innovative surgeons and an intensive foundation in general surgery, head and neck surgery and plastic surgery, Dr. Lyos has made a commitment to combining the best techniques and newest technologies with his passion for art and beauty. This masterful combination has made Dr. Lyos one of Houston's most sought after plastic surgeons.
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Breast Enhancement: Breast Augmentation; Breast Lift; Breast Reduction; Breast Reconstruction;
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Options for Men: Waist Contouring; Abdominal Etching; Gynecomasta; Neck Lift, Facelift; Blepharoplasty; Rhinoplasty; Hair Replacement
Laser Procedures: Facial Skin Resurfacing; Spider Veins; Birthmarks and Tattoos; Laser Hair Reduction
Skin Care: Skin Care; Collagen; Restylane; Botox; Juvederm; Microdermabrasion; Chemical Peel;
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American Board of Plastic Surgery
American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
American Board of Otolaryngology — Head and Neck Surgery
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University of Michigan, Bachelor of Science, 1983
University of Michigan, M.D. 1987, with honors
Baylor College of Medicine, General Surgery
Baylor College of Medicine, Otorhinolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery
Baylor College of Medicine, Plastic Surgery
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Baylor College of Medicine, Clinical Assistant Professor, Departments of Plastic Surgery and Otolaryngology, Division of Facial Plastic Surgery
Editorial Board of two Peer Review journals for plastic surgery: Plastic Surgery Outlook and Perspectives in Plastic Surgery
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Dr. Andrew Lyos has contributed to over twenty medical articles, book chapters or abstracts on topics in the fields of plastic surgery. A sought-after speaker for both national and international meetings, Dr. Lyos has made numerous presentations to his colleagues in the plastic surgery field.
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TOP DOC for H Magazine for 10 years in a row; Selected as one of The Best Doctors in America 2003-2004 and 2007-2008
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Houston Hospital for Specialized Surgery, The Methodist Hospital at Texas Medical Center, Texas Women's Hospital
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Dr. Scholls Jester Boat Shoe
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All of Dr. Scholl's® comfort and cute qualities wrapped up into a nautical slip-on boat shoe. The Jester sneaker inspired boat shoe will make your days at sea or out on the town a perfectly comfortable one.
- Two-tone neoprene and fabric upper
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June 07, 2014
Very cute, Super comfy
"I love the Dr. Scholls line of shoes, but wanted something a little dressier than a tennis shoe and still wanted comfort. I love this shoe! Great support and cushion and great with capris or denim. I would "Welcome Aboard, Matey" and recommend these shoes."
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Location: Michigan
May 27, 2014
Not good for people with knee problems
"This shoe is very cute, but the way the sole is made, there is no support keeping your foot from rolling. Unless you walk on the outside of your foot continuously, this is not a good shoe. Not what I was expecting from Dr. Scholls."
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Location: NJ
April 10, 2014
Cute & Comfortable
"I bought these a few weeks ago. They are slightly long and wide as are all the Dr. Scholls I've had, but still comfortable. They have the new Dr. Scholls memory foam cushioning which forces your foot into proper alignment like a custom orthotic would and makes the heel feel a little lower, like you're rocking backward. They take a little getting used to, but are really comfortable once you do."
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Location: Miami
February 23, 2014
Wish this shoe fit right...
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Nov 12, 2012 | 5:12 PM ET | Rachael Rettner, MyHealthNewsDaily Staff Writer
The low-tech approach to delivering babies in one Amish community may offer clues on how to safely reduce the rate of Cesarean-section deliveries in the United States, researchers say.
The study examined 418 Amish women who delivered 927 babies at a birthing center in Southern Wisconsin, a facility that lacked an operating room.
Over a 17-year period, just 4 percent of babies were born by Cesarean section at the birthing center. In the general U.S. population, by contrast, nearly a third of babies are born by C-section.
Despite the low C-section rate among the Amish women, there were few complications: the rate of newborn deaths was 5.4 deaths per 1,000 deliveries, similar to the general U.S. population's rate of 4.5 deaths per 1,000 deliveries, the researchers said. No mothers in the study died.
One of the biggest contributors to the reduced C-section rate was an increase in the percentage of women who gave birth vaginally after previously having a C-section. In the Amish population, the rate was 95 percent, compared with 8 percent in the U.S. as a whole.
Historically, doctors have had concerns that a vaginal birth after a C-section, a so-called VBAC, would increase the risk of a rupture of the uterus. But in the study, no women experienced this complication.
In 2010, the National Institutes of Health recommended that women with previous C-sections attempt, in subsequent pregnancies, to delivery vaginally first, before resorting to a repeat C-section.
This study's findings suggest that following these guidelines could safely reduce C-sections, said study researcher Dr. Lee Dresang, a professor at the University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine.
Another contributor to the low C-section rate among the Amish women was that doctors attempted to turn breach-position (feet-first) babies around from outside the mothers' bodies, to permit vaginal delivery. The method succeeded most of the time, Dresang said. In the United States, 92 percent of women whose babies are in the breach position at the end of pregnancy have a C-section.
Amish women generally give birth at home with an unlicensed birth attendant. As a safer alternative for these women, the LaFarge Medical Clinic in Wisconsin developed a birthing center, staffed by a family doctor and midwife. Women were sent to a hospital 20 minutes away from the clinic if it appeared they needed a C-section or other hospital care, but this occurred rarely.
Although the rate of newborn deaths in the study was slightly higher than that of the general population, this was not unanticipated for the Amish population, Dresang said. This is because few Amish women have prenatal care or undergo genetic testing before birth, he said.
The findings show that such birthing centers can deliver babies "almost as safely as people in hospitals do," said Dr. James Ducey, director of Obstetrics and Maternal Fetal Medicine at Staten Island University Hospital, who was not involved in the study. Of the 19 babies who died in the study, only one died of a condition that could have been prevented in a hospital, Ducey said.
The negative effects for mothers that come from performing thousands more C-sections, including an increase in maternal deaths, may outweigh the benefit of saving one extra life, Ducey said. In 2010, a National Institutes of Health analysis showed that 3.8 maternal deaths occurred for every 100,000 VBACs, whereas 13.4 deaths occurred for every 100,000 repeat C-sections.
It is important to note that Amish women known to have high-risk pregnancies were not allowed to give birth at the clinic; they were instead sent to the hospital. Therefore, the rate of C-sections may have been higher if these women were included.
While the researchers said they do not think the C-section rate in the United States could be brought as low as 4 percent, the lessons from the new study may help move the country toward a lower rate, Dresang said.
The study is published today (Nov. 12) in the journal Annals of Family Medicine.
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Alaska's Chugach National Forest Provides a World-Class Training Ground for Olympic Hopefuls
America's elite, Olympic-bound Nordic skiers have a high-altitude secret they hope will give them an edge in Sochi, Russia, during the 2014 Winter Olympics in late February.
Team members take a 10-minute helicopter ride from sea level up to Eagle Glacier on Alaska's Chugach National Forest, the most northern national forest in the U.S. The environment there mimics what they expect to find in Sochi.
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Vans Edgemont Mid Boys' Toddler & Youth Sneaker
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This lace-up style from Vans features a super flexible body that makes it perfect for skating, but also for just about any other occasion. The Edgemont is great for your active little guy!
- Synthetic upper
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April 12, 2013
Comfortable, Well-made Shoe
"This shoe description was a little misleading in that I thought more of the shoe was canvas (summer weight) and was surprised at the amount of suede on the shoe. Nonetheless, the shoe is well made and seems as if it will hold up to the rumble-tumble demands placed on it by a 10-year-old."
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A new neighborhood off of Beckwith Road was given a negative recommendation by the Planning Commission Thursday night.
The property was located on Beckwith Road near Rutland Road, and was to have 110 houses on 48.8 acres. There were several concerns by the commissioners, particularly of their only being one entrance into the community. Neighborhoods with more than 100 homes are asked to have more than one entrance.
"I need to stay consistent to what we have done out there," said Planning Commission Chairman Luke Winchester.
The developers of the property said they had no problem cutting back to 100 lots, but the commission requested to see a new drawing of the community once the 10 homes were taken away. Winchester suggested that the developers ask for a deferral so they could redraw the plans and fix some other issues. They elected to go ahead with the vote, and it was a negative recommendation, voted unanimously. The neighborhood will now move on to the Board of Commissioners at the May 12 meeting.
The planning commission also accepted a deferral for a city property located adjacent to Paddocks. The property is eight acres on the southwest side of Walmart. It is currently RS-40, but the city was asking for a change to Commercial Mixed Use. The commissioners feared that if they changed it to CMU without a PUD, a developer could come in and develop the land at the base of what CMU requires, instead of matching the requirements of neighboring Paddocks.
The land is a possible new location for a major car lot that is looking in the area. City Manager Kenny Martin requested a deferral until City staff could work some of the issues out.


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Jessica Simpson Stella Foldover Clutch
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Carry everything you need in style with the Jessica Simpson Stella Foldover Clutch. This spacious and chic handbag is perfect for your next special event or a day on the town.
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A BOOK ABOUT PUB NAMES - the history of Britain as told through its pub signs
An e-book for sale by Elaine Saunders, telling the history of over 200 of Britain's pub names and including chapters on the development of pubs, working in pubs, old weights and measures, and the links between pubs and noble/royal families. Includes British Royal Family tree and brief biographies of kings and queens since 1066.
Barmaids and Skinkers: Traditional trades and occupations in pubs
An article describing the many occupations found in pubs, coaching inns and the brewery trade over the centuries. The article is taken from a book available for sale.
British & Irish Clock and Watch Makers (c1600-c1940)
Online Archive Library, Trade Directory Lists.
British Southern Whale Fishery (BSWF) New!
This web site is devoted to the crews and ships involved in South Sea whaling from Britain. Includes two free databases. One with the names of more than 13,500 men who served on these vessels, their rank and ship. The researcher can then consult a second free database for details of the voyage. Over 2,500 voyages are listed with the ship name, owner and other details. Useful for anyone researching crewmen and owners involved in the industry between 1775 and 1859. Hosted by the University of Hull.
CLIP - Crew List Index Project
CLIP was set up to improve access to the records of British merchant seafarers of the late 19th century and has gathered the largest database of entries from crew lists for the period 1861 to 1913.
Family Tree Researcher: Dictionary of Old Occupations
By Jane Hewitt
Five Thousand Ways to Earn a Living
A list of trades and professions taken from British census records and parish records.
Excellent site full of information on the UK workhouse system. Includes information on the Poor Laws, maps of the Poor Law Unions, scans of original records on diet, instruction, and rules, and more.
Index of Doctors in Scotland During The First World War
The Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh (RCPE) was the headquarters for the Scottish Medical Service Emergency Committee who controlled the enrollment of doctors in Scotland during the First World War. They sent out forms to all medical practitioners across Scotland between December 1915 and 1919 and this index contains information transcribed from these forms.
My Ancestor was an Anglican Clergyman
Book for sale, by Peter Towey. 86 pages. ISBN 978-1-903462-90-4.
Office-Holders In Modern Britain
Lists of officials who served in the departments of central government since the Restoration. Online lists include Clerks of the Privy Council, Clerks of the Privy Seal, Clerks of the Signet, The Household of Queen Victoria, and Officers of the Green Cloth.
Origins.net - Genealogy Research online specializing in British & Irish genealogy search $
Access some of the richest British and Irish genealogy records for under £5 a month including comprehensive British & Irish record collections, dating back to the 13th century; the National Wills Index, pre-1858 English wills and probate documents; downloadable genealogy guides, maps and rare publications.
London Apprenticeship Abstracts 1442-1850
Over 165,000 of these record abstracts are contained in the database, with over half a million names indexed: apprentices, their parent, and masters. Less than 30% of the "London" apprentices actually came from the London area.
Ranks, Professions, Occupations, and Trades
From GenDocs in the United Kingdom.
Records of London's Livery Companies Online - Apprentices and Freemen 1400-1900
The Records of London's Livery Companies Online project is a partnership between the Centre for Metropolitan History, The Bowyers' Company, The Clothworkers' Company, The Drapers' Company, The Founders Company, The Girdlers' Company, The Goldsmiths' Company, The Mercers' Company, The Musicians' Company, The Salters' Company and The Tallow Chandlers' Company.
A database of some of those involved in the sugar refining industry, mainly in the United Kingdom from the 16th to the 20th centuries.
Sugar Refiners & Sugarbakers Database
Database of people in the UK sugar refining industry.
The Clergy of the Church of England Database 1540-1835 (CCEd)
Makes available and searchable the principal records of clerical careers from over 50 archives in England and Wales with the aim of providing coverage of as many clerical lives as possible from the Reformation to the mid-nineteenth century. The Database fills major gaps in our knowledge of one of the most important professions in early modern England and Wales. It provides an invaluable research tool for both national and local, academic and amateur historians, and genealogists who often need to discover biographical information about individual clergymen or more about the succession of clergy in a particular place. CCEd is a collaboration between historians at Kings College London, the University of Kent and the University of Reading, and it is supported by the Centre for Computing in the Humanities at Kings College London.
The Coalmining History Resource Centre
UK's largest and most comprehensive website concerning the history of coalmining - including a searchable database of over 164,000 recorded accidents and deaths.
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