text: Next → Inaugural Addresses: Insider Accounts of How and Why They Matter ← Previous Inaugural Memories from Our Oral History Archives You might also like... Miller Center Senior Fellows (11/30/16) The Element of Experience (07/28/16) Which of these presidents thought that "government is the problem?" (07/14/16) Richard Nixon's Greatest Hits (04/21/16) American Forum: John Kasich (02/29/16) Presidential Speech Archive American President: A Reference Resource Presidential Recordings Presidential Oral Histories ← Return to Riding The Tiger January 16, 2013 By Carah Ong More Inaugural Memories from Our Oral History Archives Jimmy Carter's Inauguration, January 20, 1977. Photo courtesy of the National Archives and Records Administration. PD. One aide to George H.W. Bush called the Inaugural the "biggest day" of any commander in chief's life. Today we bring you some more inaugural memories from the Miller Center's Presidential Oral History Program archives. Max Friedersdorf, staff director for the Senate Republican Policy Committee, discussed how Jimmy Carter's domestic policy advisor, Hamilton Jordon got in "deep do-do" with House Speaker Tip O'Neill when he didn't get the Speaker enough Inaugural Ball tickets in 1977: Well, first thing that happened, they got in deep do-do with Speaker O'Neill and they never recovered the whole four years. Hamilton Jordan also got cross-wise with the Speaker. After a while, [Frank] Moore hired Bill Cable and Dan Tate, who were Hill people. Great guys, perfect, but they should've been brought in at the start. He didn't hire anybody. He was just going to do it himself. He didn't return a phone call from Tip O'Neill and he didn't get him all the tickets he wanted for the inaugural and Tip never ever let him off the hook. He couldn't get in Tip O'Neill's office; he was barred. Congressional relations barred! So when we got up there we never had any contact with him whatsoever, none. In the two years, I never saw Frank Moore. And I don't think any of the Republican Senators or staff—I think they'd tell you the same thing. I don't know where they were. But I think that was part of Carter's problem, obviously. President Carter's National Security Adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski, discussed having President Carter sign off on a restricting of the national security team during an Inaugural gala: I sat down with him [Carter] one evening and we worked on a formula for two committees. One committee would be called PRC—Policy Review Committee, which would deal with long-range policy issues and would be chaired by a Secretary. Prior to each meeting, the notion was that I would submit a memo to Carter informing him that a PRC is to be held on such and such a topic and that I recommend that the Secretary of State or the Secretary of Defense chair it. You approve it. The other committee would be called SCC—Special Coordination Committee, and that would be for crosscutting interagency issues. I would chair that committee. The three crosscutting agency issues would be: covert activity, arms control, and price management. Carter loved that. I drew up with David Aaron, my deputy, a memorandum which we called presidential directive because we changed the names of the previous papers. I took it to the Kennedy Center, at the time of the presidential gala the evening before the inaugural, and during intermission got Carter out and had him sign it, and the next day at 3 p.m. right after the inaugural I had messengers deliver copies of it to Brown and to Vance and to whoever was acting before Turner to inform them of the new arrangements. They were surprised. William H. Webster, FBI Director, recounted watching the 1981 inaugural parade: I can mention one funny incident, at the inauguration. We were invited and we sat up in that upper area where officials sit during the inauguration. We had a great view of Pennsylvania Avenue from the FBI, and I had invited a number of people to come back and watch the parade from my office space on the seventh floor, including some of George Bush's relatives, I'm trying to think who all they were. A lot of family people came up. But I needed to get back. So they'd arranged to get us in a car which was parked outside and head down Pennsylvania Avenue. Right alongside us was the young son… Young Ron, Ronnie. He didn't have the right license plates. He was to be the first car in Pennsylvania Avenue and they wouldn't let him go, he didn't have the right license plates. That put our car first going down from Capitol Hill. My late wife, Drue, was wearing a red coat. The only other person wearing a red coat was Nancy Reagan. We were starting down, these people were looking in, Now who is this? They didn't realize that Reagan had gone to have lunch with Congressmen. So yes, they started waving, so we started waving back. We had a wonderful time all the way down Pennsylvania Avenue. Charles Z. Wick, co-chairman of the 1981 Presidential Inaugural Committee discussed the magnitude of Reagan's inaugural celebrations: I'll tell you, we had seven or eight ballrooms. It was almost historic in number. The only problem we had was we had too many people. The Fire Department—I had to talk them out of a couple of situations. I said, So it burns down. Just think how old that building is. No, we had their cooperation. They were just great. It was historic. We had seven bands, some of the greatest bands that were then current. I forget how much we grossed—some fantastic amount. Richard Allen, assistant to President Reagan for National Security Affairs, noted Reagan's first act after the inauguration – putting up a sign in the Oval Office with useful advice to his advisers: People always forget that that sign went onto the desk on the morning of January 21. Perhaps you know about that little sign? The first time he [Reagan] sat down in his office, at his desk, the night of the Inauguration, we're still dressed in monkey suits, I guess had to go home and change, and the next morning I came in to give the national security briefing. There was nothing on the table except my briefing on his desk, which was [Calvin] Coolidge's desk I think, and pictures of Nancy and the kids on the credenza behind. But up front there was a little brass plaque that was like that in the right hand corner and as he was reading through the briefing I read it and it said, There's no limit to what a man can accomplish or how far he can go as long as he doesn't mind who gets the credit. Which was a warning to all of us guys, in effect saying don't you come in here trying to claim the credit for doing various things. I'm not the least bit interested. Some people read it and some people didn't. I never commented to him about it, never said a word about it. It was there to be read. Don't ask any question. Oh, what a cute sign. No, don't ever do that. Just read it and observe. Guys like Al Haig never did. Guys like Cap Weinberger did. Made a difference. Lyn Nofziger, assistant to the president for political affairs, discussed how Ronald Reagan made one last phone call from the Oval Office after George H.W. Bush's 1989 inauguration: And the other thing I get kind of emotional about, after George Bush was inaugurated and Reagan went back to the Oval Office to get his last few things out of there, apparently Maureen [Reagan] was there, and she said to her dad, Did you know that Lyn's daughter Susie is in the hospital? My older daughter died of lymph cancer a number of years ago. She said, Maybe you ought to give her a call or something. So he did. The last call he made from the Oval Office was looking for my daughter. He couldn't find her because he was looking for Susan Nofziger, and her married name was Piland. But he did talk to Bonnie, I guess. That's always meant a lot to me, that he would take the time at a time like that to go look for some kid he knew very casually. Robert Tuttle, Ronald Reagan's director Office of Presidential Personnel, discussed what it was like to no longer be 'King of the Hill' after President Bush's inauguration: I'll tell you a funny story. This is what is so great about our country. I had a full pass, access to everything. My checking account is the White House credit union. The day after the inaugural of President Bush, I had to get some money. I come in the entrance, and I know these guys; I mean, I'd been in the building about six years. I knew the guards. I went out of my way to be friendly. They said, Mr. Tuttle, we're sorry but you're going to have to get cleared. You have to go call on the phone. I had to go call the credit union—and they apologized, It's all right. I called the credit union, I said, I've got to come in. They took my social security number and cleared me in. So, one day you're the king of the hill and the next day you are— Tweet Date edited: 01/16/2013 (3:00AM) Comments Rules for Comments We reserve the right to remove any post or user. Things that will get comments edited/deleted: Offensive or abusive language or behavior Misrepresentation (i.e., claiming to be somebody you're not) – using a "handle" is fine as long as it isn't offensive, abusive, or misrepresentative Posting of copyrighted materials Spam, solicitations, or advertisements of any kind We hope these rules will keep the discussion lively and on topic. Commenting is not available in this channel entry. ← Return to Riding The Tiger


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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
On Jan. 18 Commissioner elect James Nelson was sworn into office by Clerk/Auditor Brenda Tuttle. Commissioner Nelson missed the original swearing in on the first Monday of January at noon because he was visiting his sister in Australia. County elected officials and employees came to the swearing in to welcome Commissioner Nelson to his new position.
Commissioner Nelson said, "I'm anxious to get going. I'm excited to get started."
Nelson is very conscious of the fact the Emery County people have put their trust in him for the position of county commissioner. He recently returned to Emery County from a trip to Australia, he said he saw some beautiful sites and people, but it was all second to Emery County. Emery County has spectacular scenery he wouldn't trade. He was born in Moab and grew up in Emery County. One of his goals is to maintain Emery County's lifestyle and to improve upon it.
"I want to move forward and do wise things in tough times as we go about the business of the county," said Nelson.
Nelson describes himself as ready to serve. He has a deep love for Emery County and said he is a dyed in the wool Emery County-ite. At times in his life he didn't live in Emery County he always wanted to come back. His children who don't live here wish they could come back here to live, and Nelson said they could if there were jobs for them. He is happy to see opportunities for economic development come to the county, so Emery County young people can stay here. Nelson believes economic development is the key to sustaining and creating jobs and filling our schools with children again. Money should be spent in the county to promote local business as well as create new businesses so people can stay here. The closing of CONSOL mine is a great loss to our area because people are forced to leave the area to look for work.
Nelson said we live in a very scenic area and wilderness is a big issue. He's supportive of the approach the Emery County public lands council is taking in preparing a land use bill for Congress.
In the near future, Nelson is scheduled to meet with Bureau of Land Management state director, Juan Palma to discuss public lands in Emery County.
Nelson's father and grandfather farmed in the Ferron area and Nelson today still lives on the family farm in Ferron.
Nelson believes the Emery County people are its greatest assets and second to that is the lifestyle.
"I am excited to go to work. I know I have a huge learning curve. I am even more in the dark than when I was a beginning teacher. Commissioners Pitchforth and Horrocks will train me and I am excited to work with them. The officials and employees of Emery County are competent people. I am happy to be a part of the Emery County team."

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EDMOND, Oklahoma – Canada lost its final round robin matches in both men's and women's play on Wednesday at the 23-country world sitting volleyball championships. Both, squads which are making world championship debuts, will battle for positioning in the consolation playoff round.
The Canadian men finished at 1-4 dropping a 25-15, 25-19, 25-15 decision to the U.S. The Americans complete the round robin at 2-2 for third spot in pool A. Paralympic champions Bosnia Herzegovina took first at 4-0 followed by China at 3-1. Canada was fourth at 1-3.
"We had our opportunities," said Ian Halliday, head coach of the Canadian men's national team. "The errors cost us and we were forced to come from behind all the time. But we've played well enough this week to aim for a top-three finish in the consolation round this weekend."
The men's team members are Chad Drummond, Austin Hinchey and Doug Learoyd, all of Edmonton, Jose Rebelo of St-Hubert, Que., Kevin Strybosch of London, Ont., Eric Dechaine of St. Lina, Alta., Wilfredo Morewilson of Toronto, Mikael Bartholdy of Calgary and Greg Stewart of Kamloops, B.C.
The Canadians who can still finish as high as 13th place, open their playoff Friday against South Korea (1-4).
In women's play, Canada lost to Japan 25-13, 25-22, 25-13. It was Japan's first victory of the tournament. The U.S., took the pool at 5-0 followed by the Netherlands at 4-1. The Canadians finish at 0-5.
The Canadian women will battle for positions 9-12 and open their consolation playoff Friday against Brazil.
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Deadline Preview: Five Defenseman to Target
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February 24 2012 02:21PM
Jeff Brown (on the left) was a quality addition at the 94 trade deadline. Also: looked like Kyle Wellwood, sorta.
Today we continue our exhaustive "Trade Deadline Preview" series. We started off on Tuesday with an inventory of Canucks cap-space, needs and tradable assets, then Cam Charron looked at the team's recent deadline history on Wednesday. Finally Jeff Angus looked at five of the bigger-name forwards who could become available, and who the Canucks should target at the deadline. Today in a companion piece to Jeff's from yesterday, we'll look at five of the bigger-name defenseman who could become available.
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We're going to be grading the likely impact of these potential blue-line acquisitions along the state of the art, highly scientific "Weinrich-to-Brown Meter." Eric Weinrich, currently an assistant coach with the Portland Pirates of the AHL, had a stellar NHL career as a shut-down defenseman. His last NHL stop, however, was the 16 games he played poorly in for Vancouver, after Dave Nonis acquired him at the 2006 deadline. Here's what Cam wrote about the Weinrich acquisition this week:
the Weinrich deal was one of the worst as the yellow-visored defenseman was horrible in his own end in his brief tenure with the Canucks (holy shit, he was a minus-13 in 16 games. +/- needs some degree of context, but there is no excuse for that. You'd need a 91.9% PDO to reach that number with an even shot differential rate).
So yeah, that's why Weinrich ends up in this ignominious spot for our purposes today.
On the other end of the spectrum is Jeff Brown, who was acquired just prior to the 1994 cup run. The Jeff Brown acquisition is an odd one: Petr Nedved held out that season, and was traded for the St. Louis Blues in exchange for Craig Janney, who refused to report. The Canucks then traded Janney back to St. Louis for Bret Hedican, Nathan Lafayette - who would hit a post in the waning minutes of the penultimate game 7 - and Jeff Brown.
Jeff Brown turned out to be a massive spark plug for the 94 team on their Cinderella run to the Cup Finals. He put up 15 points in 26 playoff games, most memorably this primary assist on Pavel Bure's Overtime goal, which, won the Canucks their first round series against the Flames:
Anyway, now that we've got the requisite nostalgia out of the way, let's get to the defenseman trade targets. A quick reminder, we won't be speculating about picking up depth players since that's boring (though we'll do it over the weekend!), these are five of the bigger names who could, conceivably move on Monday.
Jason Garrison - Florida Panthers
Jason Garrison has everything going for him heading into unrestricted free-agency. Not only have his underlying numbers been stellar for a couple of seasons now, but he's broken out offensively playing with Brian Campbell this season. Garrison's a local product, so the cannon that he's used to score thirteen goals already this season is of the 9 o'clock variety.
While he shoots left-handed, Garrison plays the right side on the Panthers power-play, and could probably slot into the Canucks top-four on Edler's right side. He also plays for the Florida Panthers, a team that the Canucks have a made a couple of trades with over the years.
Why Not?
The Panthers are a bubble team, and they're currently holding down eighth spot in the East. That postseason scratch is probably important to a team in a non-traditional market, that hasn't made the playoffs since I was in high-school. As such they may opt to keep Garrison, however, as the folks at Litter Box Cats have pointed out: with Strachan extended and Kulikov about to require a generous raise on his second pro-contract - Garrison may not fit into their salary structure long-term.
Weinrich-to-Brown Meter...
Are you kidding me? Garrison would be an unbelievably good acquisition for Vancouver.
Stephane Robidas - Dallas Stars
Stephane Robidas is a right side defenseman, on a reasonable contract, who excels in tough-minutes. The numbers suggest that Stephane Robidas is among the best defenseman in the NHL, something I'd suggest to you that the Canucks are aware of. Basically he'd be a perfect fit in the team's top-4. He's mobile, moves the puck extremely well, can play in all situations and would help the Canucks protect Sami Salo's minutes down the stretch and into the postseason.
Why Not?
Robidas would be a costly acquisition: at least a first round pick, a roster player and a draft pick. While the Stars are clearly sellers, players of Robidas ilk are tough to develop, and expensive to sign on the open market when they do become available. Also, as Jeff pointed out yesterday, it's possible that the two franchises may not be able to deal under their current ownership.
Weinrich-to-Brown meter...
Robidas is the ideal Ehrhoff replacement, except, also good at defense.
Bryan Allen - Carolina Hurricanes
Because all contenders require defensive depth? Because Bryan Allen is a big kid, and a former Canuck?
Bryan Allen is a tough customer, and a reasonably solid defensive defenseman with a modest cap-hit on an expiring deal. He would provide the Canucks some extra injury insurance for the postseason.
Why Not?
I'll be honest - I really don't get this one. Bryan Allen has never played the right side, so you're in effect looking at a guy who'll compete with Ballard, Alberts and Rome for third pairing minutes, and would be unable to provide solid insurance were Sami Salo to go down with an injury. Unless the Canucks are ditching a bad contract in the process, I don't see Bryan Allen as a worthwhile upgrade on the depth the Canucks already possess.
Weinrich-to-Brown meter...
Good player, not sure he improves enough on what Alberts/Ballard give you to justify the cost.
Cody Franson
On a good team, Cody Franson is an offensive specialist who will play soft competition to a draw on your third pairing. He's a former Vancouver Giant which is a plus, and he's absolutely massive. Most importantly, he's a right-sided defenseman, whose skating has improved enormously this season - so he'd be a solid insurance policy on Sami Salo.
Why Not?
Though the Maple Leafs playoff hopes are fading quickly, they're still in the thick of things and are obviously not interested in trading a young defenseman like Franson for peanuts. The Maple Leafs biggest need is a goaltender, but Franson isn't worth Cory Schneider on his own. Also, Burke and Gillis pretty clearly don't like each other, so it's somewhat hard to imagine them making a deal.
Weinrich-to-Brown meter...
He'd be quality Salo insurance - but Ballard-Franson sounds like an adventure.
Adrian Aucoin
Adrian Aucoin is getting long-in-the-tooth, but he's still a good NHL defenseman - especially if he's playing on your third pairing. Aucoin has a hard shot from the point and is another one of those elusive right-side defenseman. He's an NHL veteran, and a former Canuck, who can handle top-4 minutes over a short stretch were either Salo or Bieksa to get banged-up in the postseason.
Why Not?
Aucoin was at the top of my "trade targets" list until Phoenix got hot and rose up the standings. Now they look like a buyer, having made a really good deal for Antoine Vermette just the other day. While Phoenix is loaded along the blueline, and could still look to move the pending UFA - that's a lot less likely today than it was as recently as last week.
Weinrich-to-Brown meter...
He'd fit in well, but his team has been too hot of late - so he's probably off the market.
February 24 2012, 03:17PM
"Garrison may not fit into their salary structure long-term."
Can't imagine why the Panthers wouldn't be able to make it work.
February 24 2012, 08:39PM
I didn't know Wellwood was friends with Macauley Culkin and Jerry O'Connell.
February 24 2012, 08:39PM
I'm still stuck on the Dreamy Pavel picture. Call me when the trade deadline hits.
February 25 2012, 01:20PM
Did you consider Jaro Spacek?
Great Article!!
Franzen is the real deal!..advanced stats..are great on this guy ...(I believe stronger than Gardner..)
Stoner is another potential good value pick up could be a solid 5th defenceman and grow into a good pK he's a UFA and a BC boy and 230 lbs! Think we missed on Gill..he could have taken tough minutes away from Salo and freed him up to be a PP specialist!
We need the beef back on the d line..what do you think?


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Libby Balter Blume
Why you are going to love my class
Our classes in Developmental Psychology are very small so we get to know each other and establish personal relationships. Plus, I wrote one of the textbooks we use, but I don't lecture for the entire class.
Instead, we watch feature films and videos together, which serve much better to illustrate child development. Such multimedia generates a lot of interaction in class.
Great things for you at UDM
Learning about child development causes you to reflect on how you were raised and often this will change how you raise your own children. Psychology is about individuals and families, so you're learning about yourself, too. You may find yourself very interested in your own developmental process.
Great things in store after UDM
After taking a class with me, you will have a greater sensitivity and respect for children.
My favorite part about teaching you is
I enjoy teaching you because of your curiosity about children and families. We often share our life stories in class. Students are amazed that I have been married almost 40 years. In general, you will learn about families and development, which is relevant to your own lives.
You might like to know
I am the Editor-in-chief of the Journal of Family Theory & Review, published by Wiley-Blackwell.


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A Wild Horse Adventure Becomes a Lifestyle
Gunter started out in South America and rode adopted native creole horses to the United States border. He was unable to bring the creole horses into the United States, at which point he almost quit his goal. This is when he met Sonja and together they adopted four mustangs from the BLM's Wild Horse and Burro Program in Canon City, Colorado and set out to finish the journey.
"They have a good program in Canon City with the prison, where the horses are socialized," explains Gunter. "Sonja and I were both amazed by what the horses knew when we adopted them." Sonja added, "With the horses being from the wild, they are perfect for backcountry expeditions because they are already comfortable with the wilderness. They are not afraid of water or muddy areas or rivers. They have grown up in a wild herd and know how to communicate to one another about what they experience in the wild."
For seven seasons since that time, Gunter and Sonja have been riding through the United States and Canada with the adopted horses and their dog, Leni. As adventures often go, this last season of their journey posed some challenges. After leaving the Canadian border and making it almost 100 miles into Alaska, they couldn't cross the Nabesna River. Gunter summarized the hardship, "We made it to the Nabesna River and for several days we tried to cross it under different conditions and water levels. We even went upstream and tried to cross the Nabesna Glacier. In the end, we had to back track all the way to the Canadian border and truck the horses around to pick up where we left off."
I watched Sonja and Gunter pack and repack for the next leg of the journey. They had worked out a plan with the help of BLM Glennallen Field Office Outdoor Recreation Planner, Cory Larson, to cross the Gulkana Wild and Scenic River and ride about 7 days on a network of trails to pick up their next food drop near the Delta Wild and Scenic River. From there they would ride south of the Denali Highway and cross under the Alaska Range to Cantwell, then ride through Denali National Park, ending in Healy. Exasperated, Sonja explained, "Pack and repack. It's all I do! It's difficult. You never know how much food we will need. It's never the exact amount of days you think. Rivers and creeks swell six times their size and you have to wait for them to go down."
As we meander along, I ask about their future plans. Gunter states, "We plan to take a three year break to be with family and to be in my home country in the summer. We want to find a place in British Columbia where the horses can roam freely on a large piece of land. We have found this place. It costs money but we will find a way to pay it and return each year to ride with the horses. We thought of bringing them home, but it's not the right place for them. They would have to be in a stable." Sonja adds, "Now we will raise funds for what we do next and work on telling the story of what we have done."
Before I know it, we have walked and rode a little over a mile and I realize I need to say goodbye and turn back. I have known Gunter and Sonja for such a short time, that I am surprised to find myself a little choked up and reluctant to leave them and this great adventure. We stop at a good spot for the horses to graze, take a few pictures, and exchange some last minute conversations, hugs, and well wishes.
As I hike back to the trailhead, I glance back several times. Once to wave a hardy goodbye and then several times to watch them slowly meander out of sight. While I hike back to the car I reflect on how grateful and fortunate I feel to have been a small part of this great adventure and to have had a glimpse into Gunter and Sonja's way of life.
— Marnie Graham, BLM Glennallen Field Office Public Affairs Specialist


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TVA busy controlling lake levels
SULLIVAN COUNTY, Tenn. - Good news for those living close to Watauga Dam -- Tennessee Valley Authority officials tell us the water has finally crested.
TVA says lake levels are three feet above the record high set in April 1987.
There are still concerns about more rainfall, but right now TVA is trying to control levels and minimize flooding by running water through generators. "We're also sluicing it. Sluicing is low-level outlet and we're moving about over a million gallons per minute out of Watauga. We're doing that in a controlled manner so we don't flood the people downstream," said Chuck Bach, General Manager of River Scheduling for TVA.
TVA officials tell us by generating this much water it could reduce power rates by mid-summer.


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Debates of Feb. 28th, 2001
House of Commons Hansard #23 of the 37th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was endangered.
- Gildas Molgat
- Agriculture
- Gildas Molgat
- Patricia Baird
- Hiv-Aids
- Veterans Affairs
- Heroism
- Agriculture
- Investments In The Manufacturing Sector
- The Senate
- Agriculture
- The Environment
- Agriculture
- Gildas Molgat
- The Economy
- Free Trade Area Of The Americas
- Human Rights
- Business Development Bank Of Canada
- Immigration
- Summit Of The Americas
- Minister Of Public Works And Government Services
- Free Trade Area Of The Americas
- Business Development Bank Of Canada
- Citizenship And Immigration
- Education
- Government Loans
- Agriculture
- Business Development Bank Of Canada
- The Economy
- Canada Information Office
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Research And Development
- Trade
- Canada Jobs Fund
- Privilege
- Points Of Order
- Order In Council Appointments
- Interparliamentary Delegations
- Official Languages Act
- Food And Drugs Act
- Criminal Code
- Young Offenders Act
- Questions On The Order Paper
- Motions For Papers
- Species At Risk Act
- Tax On Tools
2 p.m.
The Speaker
As is our practice on Wednesday we will now sing O Canada, led by the hon. member for London—Fanshawe.
Gildas Molgat
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
John Harvard Charleswood—St. James—Assiniboia, MB
Mr. Speaker, with sadness and heavy heart I rise today to inform the House of the death of Senator Gil Molgat of Manitoba.
Mr. Molgat, who just last month completed a rare two terms as Senate Speaker, died this morning at the Ottawa General Hospital after suffering a massive cerebral hemorrhage Monday evening while on a flight from Winnipeg to Ottawa. He was 74.
Mr. Molgat was elected five times to the Manitoba legislature, where he served as opposition leader from 1961 to 1969. He was called to the Senate in 1970 and was Speaker there from 1994 to January of this year.
Senator Molgat was a great parliamentarian who was driven by the call to public duty. Above all, he was a gentleman and a true friend whom we loved deeply.
We have lost a great Canadian and an extraordinary public servant. He will be missed and long remembered. On behalf of the House and the thousands whose lives he touched, I extend condolences to Mrs. Molgat and the family.
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Canadian Alliance
Carol Skelton Saskatoon—Rosetown—Biggar, SK
Mr. Speaker, I wish to quote a letter I received from two teachers expressing concern over the situation on Canadians farms:
I have travelled in Canada from coast to coast and I have pride in this beautiful country. I have been humbled and grateful to be part of such a vast land filled with generous and friendly people. I've agonized with the people in Quebec and Ontario during the ice storm that was so devastating. I've watched in horror the flooding in Quebec and Manitoba. And in each instance I've sent a cheque because this is my country and my country needed help.
I can't understand why the rest of Canada does not realize that the prairies are now facing the same kind of economic crisis—a crisis not of their making.
I am adding my voice to the rest, imploring those in power to seek justice and economic fairness for those employed in perhaps the noblest of professions—growing food for a hungry world.
Yours Sincerely,
Mike and Elaine Kowpak.
I urge the government to heed these words and take immediate action to deal with the crisis facing farm families.
Gildas Molgat
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Reg Alcock Winnipeg South, MB
Mr. Speaker, Gildas Molgat was first elected to the legislature of Manitoba in 1953 when I was five years old. I became aware of him early on in my life as his work as the Liberal leader and leader of the opposition in the Manitoba legislature was often the focus of some very heated discussion between my very Conservative parents.
Later when I, having joined the Liberal Party, finally met this often demonized man, I was delighted to find a proud Manitoban, a proud francophone and a committed Canadian.
Elevated to the Senate by Prime Minister Trudeau, Gil Molgat was a formidable ally in the dark days when there was only one elected Liberal, federally or provincially, west of the Ontario-Manitoba border.
He was tireless. When the troops were frustrated and dispirited, Gil and his lifelong partner Allison were there, working with us, leading us, teaching us, chairing campaigns, recruiting candidates, and always advocating for his province and his people.
Since my arrival here in 1993 it has been an honour and a rare privilege to serve in the same caucus with him. He served for six years in one of the highest offices in this country and yet he never forgot what it was to be the MLA for Ste. Rose du Lac. We will miss him.
Patricia Baird
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Stephen Owen Vancouver Quadra, BC
Mr. Speaker, I am very pleased to inform the House of the appointment of a constituent from Vancouver Quadra, Dr. Patricia Baird, as an officer of the Order of Canada.
Dr. Baird first came to the attention of Canadians across the country when she produced her groundbreaking report on new reproductive technologies in 1993. This report quickly became the touchstone for this controversial area of genetics and public policy, and Dr. Baird became a key contact when these issues arose across the country as well as around the world.
She began her illustrious career at the faculty of medicine at the University of British Columbia, the key institutional constituent of Vancouver Quadra, where she was head of medical genetics and took that department to fame across the country in terms of research and clinical care.
In her personal capacity she has published over 350 papers. She has been a member of the Medical Research Council of Canada and a member of the Prime Minister's National Advisory Board on Science and Technology. Dr. Baird is a most worthy officer of the Order of Canada.
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Nancy Karetak-Lindell Nunavut, NU
Mr. Speaker, currently four remote Nunavut communities are hosting youth HIV-AIDS fairs in association with Health Canada and Pauktuutit Inuit Women's Association.
Much like a science fair, projects and posters on HIV-AIDS were created and will be the basis of future community based HIV-AIDS education initiatives.
HIV positive youth will bravely share their stories with Inuit youth and reinforce the message that it is so important to prevent the spread of HIV-AIDS.
The youth of Arctic Bay, Taloyoak, Pangnirtung and Iqaluit took on this project with enthusiasm and I know the important message will be heard through Nunavut because of their courageous efforts.
I commend their involvement in their communities and their desire to protect their fellow man.
Veterans Affairs
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Canadian Alliance
Peter Goldring Edmonton Centre-East, AB
Mr. Speaker, Canada's soldiers have paid with their lives and their health in the service of our country since Confederation. How well we attend to the concerns of our veterans is a matter of our national conscience.
Today we mark the 10th anniversary of the end of the gulf war. With us today in the gallery are three retired gulf war veterans of Canada's peacekeeping mission. They are Captain Louise Richard, Petty Officer First Class Robert Clarke, and Captain Sean Bruyea. Each bears deep scars to health and soul brought on through their service to our country. Each wants respect and recognition as a war veteran.
Today I call on the government to do right by these peacekeeping veterans and to accord them the recognition and status that their sacrifices so clearly merit. I ask my colleagues to join me in welcoming our peacekeeping veterans.
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Carmen Provenzano Sault Ste. Marie, ON
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to share with the House a heartwarming story that bridges the gap between generations and nations.
We have in Ottawa this week a very special visitor from France, Guillaume Faure, a grandson of André Faure, who put himself at risk to help a Canadian airman reach freedom during the second world war.
During his 32nd bombing mission, Canadian airman Thomas Lynch, who served in the Royal Air Force, was shot down over occupied France some 50 kilometres northwest of Paris. Thanks to Madam Faure and her teenage children who hid him from the Gestapo, Mr. Lynch was able to contact the French underground and escape safely to England.
More than 50 years later, Mr. Lynch and his grandson are meeting in person for the first time with the grandson of the family who saved his life.
This is a story that Canadians will be happy to hear. Through Mr. Lynch, these two young men of a new generation are sharing the experience that entwined their families.
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Aileen Carroll Barrie—Simcoe—Bradford, ON
Mr. Speaker, our farmers have already told us and now a report on agricultural policy by the OECD is telling us that Canada's support for agriculture is much lower than that of most other OECD nations.
I applaud the Liberal government's commitment to a level playing field to ensure that our agriculture and agrifood industry can compete at the international level. Canada has taken great strides toward this goal.
At this time, however, I would encourage the government to look within Canada and provide our agricultural producers with the tools they need to compete, including effective policies and programs and more financial support.
Investments In The Manufacturing Sector
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Pauline Picard Drummond, QC
Mr. Speaker, two weeks ago, the China World Best Group officially signed a $45 million investment agreement for the construction of a dye-works in Drummondville. The plant will create 380 jobs in its first year of operation.
Group president Zhou Yu Chen made the following statement "By establishing ourselves here, we are going to be able to benefit from Quebec's comparative advantages as far as the costs of construction, energy and shipping, and particularly the quality of its workers, are concerned". He went on to say that he had absolutely no concerns about Quebec sovereignty.
This, the first Chinese manufacturing plant to locate in Quebec, chose to do so in the riding of Drummond, where companies from over ten countries have already invested their foreign capital in more than thirty properties.
Given that nearly all the elected representatives in Quebec are sovereignists, it must be admitted that Quebec sovereignty no longer frightens anyone.
The Senate
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Canadian Alliance
Garry Breitkreuz Yorkton—Melville, SK
Mr. Speaker, a Senate seat has now become vacant in the province of Saskatchewan with the resignation of Eric Berntson. This represents a wonderful opportunity for the government to reach out to western Canada and show that it is committed to meaningful parliamentary reform.
The Senate was created to provide the checks and balances necessary for a democracy to work effectively. Areas of high population should not run roughshod over less populated regions, and for the Senate to be properly accountable it must be elected.
The separation movement in my riding would likely not have started if the government had not neglected the agricultural areas of our country.
Our next senator in Saskatchewan should be selected by the people of Saskatchewan. The problem is not Canada. It is the federal government and the fact that we no longer have an effective democracy. It is more like an elected dictatorship.
Will the Prime Minister, who claims to represent the interests of all Canadians, allow this seat to be held in trust until the provincial government passes legislation to elect its federal representatives in the Senate?
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Rose-Marie Ur Lambton—Kent—Middlesex, ON
Mr. Speaker, despite all its accomplishments, mankind owes its existence to six inches of topsoil and the fact that it rains.
As sure as spring follows winter and the first robin is seen, our grain and oilseed farmers will be taking their machinery out of storage, preparing for spring seeding. As they venture out into the fertile fields of our nation, as they prepare once again to feed the world, there are storm clouds on the horizon which may lead to a bitter harvest in the fall.
It is time for action. It is time for immediate assistance to enhance our current farm safety net programs. It is time to recognize our primary producers and aid them in their battle with foreign subsidies four times higher than our own.
Spring planting will soon be upon us. Let us work toward that.
The Environment
Statements By Members
February 28th, 2001 / 2:10 p.m.
Joe Comartin Windsor—St. Clair, ON
Mr. Speaker, like many Canadians I once believed that our country had a strong record on the environment, a record we could be proud of both at home and abroad.
However the sad reality is that under the Liberal government Canada in fact has a rather shameful record. This was made abundantly clear by the auditor general in his final report to the House yesterday in which he summed up 10 years of disappointment with the lack of federal commitment and action on the environment. He once again highlighted in his report the Liberal government's dismal failure to meet international and domestic commitments to the environment.
Repeated audits have condemned the Liberal government for failing to address important issues like urban smog, a particular problem in my riding, and others such as global warming, toxic substances, groundwater contamination and biodiversity.
The 1990 report of the auditor general asked of the environment department who is minding the store, a question that is repeated in yesterday's report but still remains unanswered 10 years later. The auditor general's report—
The Environment
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
The Speaker
The hon. member for Cumberland—Colchester.
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Progressive Conservative
Bill Casey Cumberland—Colchester, NS
Mr. Speaker, the Government of Canada has failed to address the catastrophic problem with P.E.I. potato exports to the United States.
The government threw away the tools to work with when it instigated the ban on Brazilian beef based on vague Canadian scientific information. When the Americans then used the same argument for P.E.I. potatoes, Canadians were unable to credibly defend themselves because they had just used the same questionable reasons to ban Brazilian beef.
The Government of Canada should now move to actively and assertively deal with the serious problem which affects the economy of the entire province of Prince Edward Island.
Will the minister of agriculture provide interim bridge assistance for the P.E.I. farmers and will the Department of Foreign Affairs aggressively deal with this problem on behalf of these same farmers?


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Paris Hilton Adalyn Pump
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Step out in chic style when you slip into the Paris Hilton Adalyn. This suede pump is unique, but perfectly stylish for a nigh out in the city.
- Suede upper
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- ¾" hidden platform, 4½" heel
- Synthetic sole
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Chelsea Crew Mustang Flat Sandal
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Flat in height but high in style, the Chelsea Crew Mustang flat sandal will make your warm-weather style sizzle.
- Zebra or leopard print pony hair leather upper
- Ankle strap with adjustable buckle
- Toe loop
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
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May 30, 2013
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Location: Orange, CT
May 17, 2013
backwards design
"This shoe is all wrong. It's too long on the back and too short on the front. The toe loop forces your foot to go sideways. This results in one side of your foot hanging over the sandal. ALSO, this was an online purchase for me. The shoes arrived in a BROKEN blank white box with only a small sticker identifying the shoe. The pattern is NOT as it looks in the photo. This shoe has black and white lines and in no way resembles a zebra pattern. I would not recommend this shoe and am returning it."
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April 19, 2013
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Accent Your Home with Decorative Wall Lightings
Your decorative wall lights should have a purpose, that purpose being to make your home look fabulous. And to accent your beautiful walls and artwork. Wall lighting should work with a room not against it.
How Lighting Accents with Decorative Wall Lights Could Brighten Your Home
Accent lighting is directional lighting placed to emphasize a particular object or draw attention to a displayed item. It's the mood enhancing lighting. This is where design really makes the difference.
Transform your bathroom into a beautiful spa with the right accented wall lighting. Place wall lighting on either side of the tub if possible. Decorative wall sconces are great lights to use for this. You can also accent around mirrors. The illumination from the light will radiate around the glass creating a beautiful visual.
Breathe life into your living room. Accent around artwork and family photos in the living space. Decorative wall lighting also look great around mounted televisions. Surprise, surprise, accent lights go fantastic with accent walls. Any wall painted a darker color will catch the light in a breathtaking way.
Create the perfect storytime atmosphere for your children's rooms. Use accent lights to highlight wall paintings. Place on either side above your child's bed. Add a dimmer to your decorative wall light to use as nightlight for your child.


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Sung in Italian with projected English translation
Puccini fuses soaring musical lyricism with deep psychological and emotional depth in one of the most devastating love stories ever told on the opera stage.
A young geisha turns her back on everything she has known and experienced and, in her marriage to an American naval officer, attempts to recreate herself. In the ensuing clash of cultures, the results are ultimately tragic. Her psychological journey is evoked through music of compelling lyric strength and devastating pathos that reveal her obsessions, her fragility and her endless capacity for love.
Soprano Yunah Lee makes her BLO debut in her signature role as Cio-Cio San, and mezzo-soprano Kelley O'Connor debuts as Suzuki.


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Section 111
1–5, The Lord looks to the temporal needs of His servants; 6–11, He will deal mercifully with Zion and arrange all things for the good of His servants.
1 I, the Lord your God, am
2 I have much
3 Therefore, it is expedient that you should form
4 And it shall come to pass in due time that I will
5 Concern not yourselves about your
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These Gowmet sneakers by K-Swiss feature a classic look and will be durable enough for your rough and tumble little guy!
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November 24, 2013
nice shoes
"slightly disappointed by their look. Seems nicer in the picture"
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September 14, 2013
Good shoes
"These shoes are wide ( and I am fine with this - I bought them Medium width and I was afraid were going to be too narrow because happened with Adidas NEO Jogger ) so I would recommend do not buy wide. The only thing I do not like too much is the fact that are stiff (I agree with previous review). But still I will keep them. The majority of athletic shoes are made with mesh and if is raining this is a problem but with these K-Swiss because are made from leather upper, I hope will protect better from the rain."
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Location: Clinton MD
September 10, 2013
Great Shoe for Kids
"I bought my son a pair of these shoes and they fit perfectly. My son has wide feet and these really fit with ease. Definitely worth the money."
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June 05, 2013
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Bob Moore, a former Littleton businessman, headed the Casa Unida Foundation group of about 30 volunteers who recently traveled to a rural mountain village in Nicaragua to begin construction of two classrooms and to help needy families weather a season of bad crops.
The foundation is an all-volunteer, nonprofit organization based in the Denver area. Casa Unida was created in 2004 to strengthen the foundation of families and communities in Nicaragua. The organization works primarily in the rural mountain areas where poverty is the normal condition of the residents. The group tries to provide humanitarian, medical and education assistance to help the people.
Moore, who is president of Casa Unida Foundation, said the July 14-27 trip was a success.
"Our foundation planned and organized the trip that worked on the classrooms," he said. "We got a lot done on the construction project and we also helped a lot of needy families."
The group arrived in Nicaragua July 14 and the flight was followed by a long 200-mile ride on a school bus to Somoto, a city in the Nicaraguan mountains that was their base.
The next day the group of volunteers from Ohio, Colorado and Florida traveled by truck about eight miles to the work site in the rural village of La Rioja to begin work on the classrooms.
"My first task each day was to shop for bread, meat and cheese as well as some fruit for lunch for the group," Moore said. "They also put me to work at times on the construction site as I helped sift sand for mortar and do other tasks. Everyone pitched in to get things done."
At the site, local workmen put in the foundation and the team began work constructing the brick classroom walls. No power tools were used, so it meant the mortar was mixed on the ground, truckloads of bricks were unloaded by hand, sand for the mortar was screened to remove rocks and twigs, and water was hauled by hand about 100 yards from the well to the work site.
"This is my first trip like this and I really had no expectations," said Enid Claxon, an Ohio schoolteacher. "The work was hard, but it was great the way everyone was right there to help with tasks or to take over so someone could take a break."
The foundation worked in conjunction with the Church of the Nazarene, so members of the group did one-day vacation Bible school programs in five small villages. They also undertook another aspect of the project that involved helping needy families. Most of the families in the area are subsistence farmers, raising corn and beans with the hope there will be extra to sell or trade for rice, a staple of their diet.
This was a bad crop year for many families, so Casa Unida volunteers Monty and Renee Schmidt of Longmont headed a fundraising project and used the money to buy staples in Nicaragua that were given to families.
The group prepared food bags containing items such as rice, beans, salt, sugar, matches, spaghetti and soup. The group worked with local representatives to make sure the 270 food bags were given to families with the greatest needs.
Lucia Martinez had tears in her eyes when she was given a food bag.
"I have two children and it has been hard to provide for them," she said through an interpreter. "This is a wonderful gift to our family. We really appreciate it and God bless those who provided this gift for us."
The construction project got most of the walls erected. William Ramon Sandoval, foreman of the local team of workers, said plans are to install the doors and windows, pour the concrete, install the tile for the floor, erect the roof and have the classrooms ready for use by the end of August.
The people of the community held a celebration to say farewell and thank the group for their work.
"The farewell celebration was very emotional," Moore said. "About 200 people from the area were there and each of them shook our hands and thanked us. We worked hard but the people thanking us, their smiles and their hugs made the trip worth it."


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December 21st, 2011
Great River Medical Center offers a free six-week series of prenatal education classes that help take the mystery out of the birth process, ease fear and help expectant parents prepare for this memorable event. It is for women in their sixth or seventh months of pregnancy and their partners or birth coaches. The classes will be from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Thursdays beginning Jan. 5. Mothers-to-be should come dressed in comfortable slacks.
The classes include:
- Demonstrations of breathing and relaxation techniques
- Lectures by a childbirth educator
- Opportunities to ask questions about labor, delivery and newborn care
- Practice for controlling labor
An extensive tour of the Obstetrics Unit, including nurseries, also is provided. Registration is required. To register or receive more information, please call the hospital's Corporate Education Department at 319-768-4070, between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. You also may register online by following the class link at www.GreatRiverMedical.org/events.


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The Christmas heart is a beautiful heart for it is full of love and thoughtfulness for others.
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It is also the time in which we are brought closest to our own inadequate abilities and helplessness of spirit. For we are so bathed with unselfishness that we feel our failures and lacks as never before in the entire year.
Perhaps it is well this way, so that we may resolve anew to live better and stronger lives for those who mean so much to us.
So let us cherish this Christmas heart and keep it a Christmas heart all through the year to come.
Let us put on all the lights in this heart so that it will be aglow to the world and let us push up the shades of the windows in this heart so that everyone who passes may be cheered and inspired.
Let us remember that the Christmas heart is a giving heart, a wide-open heart that thinks of others first. The birth of the baby Jesus stands as the most significant event in all history, because it has meant the pouring into a sick world of the healing medicine of love which has transformed all manner of hearts for almost two thousand years and given beauty to human service it would never have had otherwise.
Underneath all the bulging bundles is the beating Christmas heart. Enwrapped about the tiniest gift is the same loveliness of thought and heart expression.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops II might have surpassed its predecessors in terms of day one revenues, but it seems that it is on track to lose to them in terms of total sales.
According to data gathered by Sterne Agee, sales of the latest Call of Duty title went down as much as 20% during its launch week. Accordingly, the company estimates that Black Ops II will end up 10 to 15 percent lower than last year's Modern Warfare 3.
If Sterne Agee's prediction turns out to be true, it would mark the second decline for the series. Last year, Modern Warfare 3 sales were around 5% less than 2010's Call of Duty: Black Ops.
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i woud like a FREE download,
Have ANY of you actually played the game? It's entirely different than all the other "re-skinned" Cods. You fly a combat jet FREELY, as in free roam. You choose your missions, how to execute them, what weapons to take. Not to mention it ACTUALLY has a story. And a good one at that. So suck it all you haters.
Yawn. It's all yours then
Oh lord help us all... this
Oh lord help us all... this is the worst thing that could happen to this poor company.... not 20% noooo!!! Thats like what.... 20 BILLION dollars less? What the **** are they crying about? They make so much money of COD games they complain there is a decline in sales? REALLY? So now the CEOs can only buy 3 Solid Gold Yachts? (Remember when you are rich, physics do not apply anymore) I think we should all DONATE $20 to save the COD franchise. Gimme a ******* break.


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Etienne Aigner Colton Riding Boot
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Casual yet fashionable, the Etienne Aigner Colton looks great on everyone! This riding boot is versatile and never goes out of style!
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December 25, 2012
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I thought Naya was KK.
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Nina Dobrev looks fantastic! I like Naya's dress, but um, eep, who's gonna tell Malin she forgot to do up her nursing bra?ReplyCancel
Naya is turning into KimK. :/
I love my Sandy B, but she looks like a tossed salad here. With flat hair. :/
The only dresses I can mildly admire are those of Kat Dennings and the Beth Bohrs person.ReplyCancel
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Man, I knew when I typed that someone would perv on it! Damn it, Jim!ReplyCancel
Alba is in every award and is never promoting shit. I admire her *slow Claps*ReplyCancel
Oh Heidi, please stop trying so hard.ReplyCancel
Lots of pretty girls. The only one I wouldn't do is Alba because she annoys me and she has herpes.
Too, take a look at Heidi and Malin. This is what I'm wanting.ReplyCancel
Dude, not happening. For reals, Reader Photos, there were boobs galore! Go back!ReplyCancel
@Seven – Yes. Naya is, and I'm not sure how I feel about that. So….confused. Help me Dr. Drew.ReplyCancel
Got back the Friday after New Years and over the next couple of days read every post and saw every reader pic from when I was away. Not al of the ladies claimed ownership of their pic though and that really bums me out.
@MissMoPR – I thought Naya looked exactly like JLo too. On second look, I can see the KimK…but at first glance I see JLo.
Love me some Lucy Hale. Don't love Sandy's dress – plus she just looks kind of weird here.ReplyCancel
Naya is KK from the neck up.
Malin's dress sucks.ReplyCancel
Malin's dress screams "I'm getting divorced!"
I like Sandy's dress. It's different.
Oh and I noticed Naya started messing with her face seasons ago on Glee. She keeps f'ing with it. 🙁ReplyCancel
Lucy Hale's dress is blah on her. She is too cute for that non-stunner dress.ReplyCancel
Maybe Malin has social anxiety and doesn't like it when people make eye contact with her?ReplyCancel
I see that it's not just me. I always thought that Heidi Klum was classy and lovely, but she has been flashing her girls in every photo lately and it is getting old. Her kids are growing up…ReplyCancel
ethel! 🙂ReplyCancel
Harry, I was by a lake in a bathing suit with a glass of box wine, but I'm WAY too old for you.ReplyCancel
Heidi's dress is horrible! I usually like her style, but that is god-awful, and I, too, am sick of her sagging cleavage.
Naya Rivera looks like Kim K trying to look like JLo.
And Nina Dobrev is looking a lot like Emanuelle Chriqui there.ReplyCancel
Sometimes, Harry, you just gotta enjoy the boobs you got, without wondering who they belong to.ReplyCancel
Naya is morphing into Kim K rapidly … not good.
These mashed up graphic print dresses look horrible …ReplyCancel
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Bring a fresh new look to your fall attire with the Wanted Nava. Woven prints and stitching details give this boot a rustic, vintage feel that is sure to have all eyes on you.
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Miss Mia: In If I Stay, Mia Hall (Chloë Grace Moretz) is involved in a serious car crash and finds herself suspended between life and death. Pre-crash Mia Hall (Chloë Grace Moretz) had a pretty covetable wardrobe, from military green button-ups to trendy field bags. But as she navigates the space between life and death and the potential paths her life could take, her wardrobe makes a big change, jumping from floaty pastel outfits to wild, leopard print costumes.
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Virgin Blue Group of Airlines Announces New Group Executive Operations10/10/2010
BRISBANE SUNDAY 10 OCTOBER 2010: The Virgin Blue Group of Airlines has appointed Sean Donohue as Group Executive Operations on 25 October 2010.
CEO and Managing Director John Borghetti said he was delighted that Mr. Donohue would join the Group bringing more than 25 years of airline and operational experience to the role.
"Sean is an extremely experienced airline executive with 24 years at United Airlines, one of the world's largest and most well-regarded airlines.
"His experience in domestic and international aviation will add great value to the Virgin Blue Group of Airlines."
Mr Borghetti said that Mr. Donohue would oversee the Group's Operations Division including the Flight Operations and Engineering at Virgin Blue and VAustralia; Ground Operations of the entire Group network; Safety; Operations Planning and New Zealand carrier, Pacific Blue.
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"Sean will head a Division with more than 3500 reports across diverse areas such as Line Operations across four different fleets; all mainline and regional airports; and Security," Mr. Borghetti said.
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Stella McCartney Linda Faux Patent Leather Sandal
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Stella McCartney brings innovative designs and illustrious materials together for an exciting line of fine footwear. The classic style of the Linda flat sandal makes it the perfect addition to your shoe collection.
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Get noticed in the Lulu Townsend Ballari. This dazzling pump is the perfect heel to compliment your evening attire.
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November 12, 2012
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November 01, 2012
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Similar to a Triple OG (Original Gangster), but in this case, a misled Triple OG. Hence a Triple OE (the 'E' standing for 'Ediot' - which I believe to be an ironic spelling of 'Idiot'.
'I've got a huge gangster car, but I had it confiscated last week by the police for not paying my licence'
'Man, you used to be a Triple OG, but now you're just a Triple OE!'
'Man, you used to be a Triple OG, but now you're just a Triple OE!'
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