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What about those Falcons.<quoted text>Someone needs to tell Mitt Romney, who went 10 years paying 0%, then when in the midst of a presidential campaign found he had to elect not to use all his deductions in order get up to paying 13%, which is less than 1/2 what my family and my neighbors pay.
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#2386 Jan 20, 2013
Income tax right, not capital gains tax?????
#2387 Jan 20, 2013
Not many want that! All they're asking for is for everyone to pay the same PERCENTAGE on their TOTAL gross income.
The wealthy DON"T pay withholding on anything above $117,000. They pay 15% max on unearned income. They have tax shelters that do what the name implies. They have special tax deductions most people can't afford to get in to, like Limited Partnerships. They have "investments" that are set up to generate huge losses that more than off-set profits. And then off-shore....
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#2388 Jan 20, 2013
Someone needs to learn quite a bit more about taxes before they post...
I was going to elaborate a bit more, but your disingenuous makes it a waste of time...although it is likely you don't know how to properly make the calculation, anyway.
Just Saying...
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#2389 Jan 20, 2013
Certain people don't know what they're asking for, much less know what they're posting about...Income taxes are based upon taxable income, not gross income.
"The wealthy DON"T pay withholding on anything above $117,000."
ARE YOU SERIOUS? The guy making $150K a year doesn't have withholding tax (is is different from FICA, a fact that seems to be lost on you) on his last earned $33K? REALLY?
The $117K is (again) the wrong number and you're referring to FICA, not federal income tax withholding.
"They pay 15% max on unearned income."
Only if it's long term, not short term.
"They have special tax deductions most people can't afford to get in to, like Limited Partnerships."
Wealth envy rearing it's ugly head again? Also, you might want to educate yourself about LPs...
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#2390 Jan 20, 2013
The FairTax is not a VAT, the amount is approximately the same as embedded sales taxes that are already paid and ALL people, up to the poverty level, would pay no FairTax, so it would have no adverse effect on low income earners...
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#2391 Jan 20, 2013
Ur wasting ur time and u have been for some time. The numbnuts don't know $hit 'bout taxes and don't care as long as they get some of our $$$.
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#2392 Jan 20, 2013
Perhaps. However, some people want to learn. Some people want to bitch about things, but want to learn.
You're right about at least one thing. Some people don't care and don't want to learn...
#2393 Jan 20, 2013
Never mind. I am in mourning.
#2394 Jan 20, 2013
I ask you nicely to skip the bullshit, and your answer is ALL bullshit. Always the same bullshit, the tax table is the same for all, bullshit. The real tax rate is determined by loopholes and deductions and rich folks normally pay most tax as capital gains taxes. We are ALL talking about the effective tax rate actully payed, well everyone but you. And the rich and corporations pay LESS.
Sure we need to reduce spending to some degree, and its NOT the result of the people who don't make enough to pay income tax, they pay a hell of a lot of other taxes. You are ALSO including retired people and disabled people in your numbers. Now in your mind people who put in time at the job and retired are the problem!!! But the real problem is spending problems generated by two wars started by you know who. The revenue probles caused by the economic meltdown will go away just as soon as the nation recovers from 8 years of Repubs rule. Bush got a surplus and left a with a huge deficit and unfunded wars. The United States still has the largest economic engine in the world. Gloom and doom is all the Repubs have to sell today, damn shame. We will all be much better off as soon as all the bullshit stops.
Fairtale is code word in the real world for FairTax, I left the y out by mistake, sorry.
#2395 Jan 20, 2013
Capital gains is just another name for income. Some income results from our labor, and some results from our investments,(if we have investments).
A false and arbitrary distinction.
Kind of like saying I drive a motor vehicle and he drives a truck. A truck is just one form of motor vehicle. Capital gains is just one form of income. Payment in Kind is another form. Salary is another.
It's all income, but the folks who obtain their income via capital gains on investments or hedge funds would love to convince those of us who labor that their income is somehow "special" and should be taxed at a lower rate than laborer's wages.
To me, and Warren Buffett, a pretty impressive source, it should've the opposite.
It is impossible not to invest your money unless you out it in your mattress, or PVC pipes buried in the ground. Even if you just leave it in the bank, your investing with the bank and the bank is investing with your money, so "investors" actually need no incentive at all to "invest" - they cannnot "not invest".
#2396 Jan 20, 2013
You should be in mourning. Falcons fans are a bunch of animals. The game was only over for a few minutes before one of you freaks stabbed a 49ers fan. Of course we shouldn't be surprised. Any team that would have Michael Vick as their QB would naturally attract animals as fans.
#2397 Jan 20, 2013
Chill out man
#2398 Jan 20, 2013
Seem you should be mad at Philadelphia. Maybe my memory is going, but seems to me Vick never played in Atlanta after being convicted of the crimes. But maybe I am wrong.
As for the stabbing. Kinda silly to stereotype millions of people because one person does something stupid. For instance, after reading your post I don't consider everyone in your town to be morons.
#2399 Jan 20, 2013
last I checked, Vick don't play for Atlanta. Second, Vick fought a dog and the world hates him. Ray Lewis (Ravens) killed a person in Atlanta and he is a world hero. Everyone needs to get their shit straight!
#2400 Jan 20, 2013
Obviously you have never been to Albany... or ALL-BENNY as they call it...
#2401 Jan 20, 2013
So it's really not a "fair" tax, since not everyone would pay it, right? And just curious, if we did have a "fair tax" and I walked into a grocery store to buy groceries, how would the cashier determine that I am at or below the poverty level? Just asking?
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"Always the same bullshit, the tax table is the same for all, bullshit."
How is it BS if it's a fact? Because you don't like it and can't figure it out?
"The real tax rate is determined by loopholes and deductions"
The real tax rate is determined by taxable income. Do you know how to arrive at taxable income?
"and rich folks normally pay most tax as capital gains taxes."
What, to you, is "rich"? How much income? Is ANYONE who has capital gains rich?
"And the rich and corporations pay LESS."
Have you ever done ANY research as to the rationale of why the capital gains rate is what it is? Were you paying attention several posts (of mine) ago where it was indicated a household could have gross income of over $100K and be paying an overall tax rate that is LESS than the long term capital gains rate? Or, is that beyond your comprehension level?
Also, I surmise you didn't find out the corporate tax rate. It's higher than what you pay.
"You are ALSO including retired people and disabled people in your numbers."
Correct. Do you know what the % is of those that don't pay any federal income tax? The vast majority of people that don't pay federal income tax are not retirees and disabled people. BTW, lots of retired people pay federal income taxes, as do lots of disable people.
"actully payed"???
Would that, by chance, be "actually paid"? You really should check your posting before submitting, you're looking even worse than you "sound"...
BTW, how's that no withholding on income over $117K thing going? IF you happen to know someone that makes over $117K per year, ask them when their federal withholding stopped. They'll look at you like you have a third eye in the middle of your forehead (in your case, it might be a five head).
"Sure we need to reduce spending to some degree,"
If you don't believe we have a spending problem, either you're hopelessly clueless or haven't been paying attention (maybe both).
"and its NOT the result of the people who don't make enough to pay income tax, they pay a hell of a lot of other taxes."
So does everybody else. However, for MOST people, federal income taxes are the largest tax item they pay.
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#2403 Jan 20, 2013
Both are DIFFERENT types of income and are taxed DIFFERENTLY. Hmmmm. Do you know the rationale why?
"A false and arbitrary distinction."
Only to clueless and uneducated people that don't know the rationale of why they're treated differently for tax purposes
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#2404 Jan 20, 2013
Do your own FairTax research, start with the word "prebate". It's been explained ad nauseum in here already.
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Leafs Nation Podcast
March 21 2012 10:03PM
This week, the Leafs Nation podcast features Ellen Etchingham alongside myself (JP Nikota) and Danny Gray. Ellen is a wonderful writer from The Score's Backhand Shelf who, unfortunately, has become a Habs fan.
I'm not entirely sure, but I think that becoming a Habs fan midway through life is rather like a Spiderman backstory gone horribly wrong. A human is bitten by a radioactive spider, and, rather than gain super powers, a certain cerebral atrophy takes hold.
In all seriousness, if you haven't read any of her work on the history of the game, please educate yourself now. She is undoubtedly one of my favourite new hockey bloggers, and a pleasure to have on our show.
1. Introduction to Ellen Etchingham
Interlude: "Luna" by Malajube (Might as well use a montréalais band for a Montreal fan...)
2. Tanking and Randy Cunneyworth
Interlude: "Harmony In My Head" by The Buzzcocks
3. Dandy Carlyle's Performance So Far
Interlude: "Crooked Gun" by The Japanese Motors
4. Which players would you like to see more of?
Interlude: "Monkey & Bear" by Joanna Newsom
5. Home Grown Players: We'd love some!
Interlude: "Apartment Story" by The National
6. So what do Habs fans have to look forward to?
Interlude: "Happiness Is A Warm Gun" by the Beatles (Hint, hint.)
7. Who to cheer for in the playoffs
As usualy, please leave us some comments and feedback down below. Hope you enjoy!

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April 2011 E-News Brief
Landmarks Illinois has released a report outlining how Bertrand Goldberg's Prentice Hospital could be reused rather than demolished. Click here to download the report (PDF).
|A cross-section showing the seven-story tower atop a four-story base. Credit: Landmarks Illinois
The building has been vacant since Northwestern Memorial Hospital moved to a new and rather uninspiring women's hospital completed several blocks away, claiming that Prentice no longer met current needs. They have turned the building ownership over to Northwestern University, who also sees no potential new use for the structure and has announced its intent to demolish Prentice Hospital.
|Photo credit: Landmarks Illinois
The Bauhaus-trained Goldberg was the architect for a number of important buildings in his native Chicago, including Marina City. Located at the eastern edge of the medical campus in the Streeterville neighborhood of Chicago, Prentice is considered one of Goldberg's most innovative and significant buildings. Completed in 1975, it is a structural tour de force with distinctive clover-leaf shaped projecting cantilevered lobes of concrete. The design allows for flexible column-free space within that still lends itself to a number of possible uses. (Read more about Prentice at Landmarks Illinois website.)
However, Northwestern sees the building as an expendable liability rather than an asset, and view the land as a potential site for future expansion of its urban campus. While there is no specific program or funding for a new building on the site, Northwestern University has determined that demolition is their only course of action.
To counter the claims of inadaptability, Landmarks Illinois has released a reuse study to demonstrate the building's viability for a variety of potential university uses, including a research / laboratory facility, offices, or housing.
Northwestern University has agreed to wait sixty days before applying for the demolition permit. Please consider writing a letter to Alderman Brendan Reilly encouraging the landmarking and reuse of Prentice:
Alderman Brendan Reilly
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Pittsburgh's Civic Arena is slated for demolition. Designed by architects Mitchell & Richey, the Civic Arena was built in 1961 for the city's Civic Light Opera (CLO) as part of a larger urban renewal plan for Pittsburgh. Because the CLO wanted to perform its theater productions both under the stars as well as protected from the elements, the Civic Arena was designed and constructed with a retractable steel dome roof, 417 feet in diameter. The arena's eight 300-ton roof sections can be retracted to open in just two minutes. Architectural Record magazine noted in 1961 that "no such roof has ever been built before", and to this day, it is one of the largest retractable domes in the world. The arena boasts 2,950 tons of Pittsburgh steel in its 170,000 square foot structure.
|Photo credit: Ironworker, 1960
When the CLO vacated the facility due to the acoustics, the Civic Arena became home to the Pittsburgh Penguins. Its shining stainless steel top gave the Civic Arena its nickname "the Big Igloo," which in turn established "Penguins" as the name of Pittsburgh's hockey franchise in 1967. Over the years, new balconies, luxury skyboxes, and club seats were added, bringing the arena's capacity to 17,000 from its original 10,500.
|Photo credit: Preservation Pittsburgh
In 2007, as part of a plan to keep the Penguins franchise in Pittsburgh, an agreement was entered with the City of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to build a new arena for the Pittsburgh Penguins. In addition to being given a new arena, the Penguins were also given the development rights to the 28 acres of the Lower Hill adjacent to the new arena where the Civic Arena is located (the Civic Arena comprises 14% of these 28 acres). One of the terms listed in their agreement is the demolition of the Civic Arena despite the fact that the arena is eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places.
Preservation Pittsburgh, a non-profit advocacy group dedicated to preserving the region's historic, architectural, cultural, and environmental heritage, has been working closely with local advocacy group Reuse the Igloo, headed by DOCOMOMO US member Robert Pfaffmann. Together the groups have researched viable reuse options, including sponsoring a design competition.
Melissa McSwigan is on the board of Preservation Pittsburgh and a member of DOCOMOMO US. She writes:
"We have an uphill battle with the City of Pittsburgh in trying to have our elected officials, appointed commissions, and community members be open to the possibility of using all or part of the Civic Arena (eligible for listing on the National Register) as an anchor for a 28-acre development situated between downtown and the Hill District, a primarily African-American neighborhood.
After the Sports and Exhibition Authority and Planning Commission voted to demolish the Arena this past summer/fall, Eloise McDonald, a resident of the Hill District, nominated the Civic Arena for local historic designation. Preservation Pittsburgh and Reuse the Igloo co authored the nomination.
|Photo credit: Preservation Pittsburgh
To date, the Historic Review Commission and Planning Commission have both rejected the nomination even though the Arena clearly meets several of the criteria of the preservation ordinance, only one of which needs to be met in order to qualify. Thus, the final decision on the nomination rests with City Council (public meeting date to be announced – it could be as soon as the end of April).
Demolishing the Civic Arena will have environmental, economic, and aesthetic impact, and once it is gone it can never be brought back. Why should we tear down this marvel of modernism only to build something ordinary on the site or, even worse, use the area for surface parking? We believe a re-purposed Arena as part of the Lower Hill redevelopment could be an exciting centerpiece and a renewed icon for Pittsburgh. It could be a win-win situation for all parties –the Pittsburgh Penguins, Hill District residents, and the region at large."
For more information, visit the Reuse The Igloo and Preservation Pittsburgh websites. Reuse The Igloo has also set up an online petition to save the Arena.
Participants celebrate the Modern Movement in Southern California
|Board members review collections with Wim de Wit, Head of the Getty Department of Architecture & Contemporary Art.
For two days in early April the DOCOMOMO US Board convened in Los Angeles to both investigate and promote the organization's national growth. Joining the Board were DOCOMOMO US interns from both Columbia University and Pratt Institute Historic Preservation graduate programs. First day meetings were hosted at the Getty Conservation Institute, and included presentations by Getty staff. Notably, the Getty Research Collections include the archives of architectural photographer Julius Shulman, as well as the architectural archives of Pierre Koenig, John Lautner, Welton Becket, and many other significant modernists of the Los Angeles area.
The next day the Board sponsored an open session on modern architecture conservation at Richard Neutra's VDL Research House II.
|Open Session held at VDL Research House II
The discussion of opportunities and constraints included representatives of the City of Los Angeles, the City of Riverside, the University of Southern California, Cal Poly Pomona, the LA Conservancy, The John Lautner Foundation, The Palm Springs Art Museum, and many local practitioners. DOCOMOMO US President Theodore Prudon writes, "From our point of view it was inspiring to meet in the context of the house because preserving modern architecture is what we do. The enthusiasm in the group was infectious and we hope we can carry this forward. With my thanks, warm regards and looking forward to opportunities to work together in the future." We wish to extend our thanks to both the Getty Institute and VDL House for their generosity.
In between meetings, the group was hosted to tours at local sites including homes by Lautner and Koenig. Look for photos and more from our Los Angeles hosts in the May edition of e-news.
In the coming year, the DOCOMOMO US Board will investigate opportunities for larger events and will add additional academic partners to increase its current documentation inventory of modern movement sites.
On May 10, the J. Irwin and Xenia Miller House in Columbus, Indiana will open to the public for the first time since it was completed in 1958. Commissioned by Miller and his wife in 1953, the house was designed by Eero Saarinen and Kevin Roche, with interiors by Alexander Girard and landscaping by Daniel Urban Kelly. This iconic modern American home was occupied by Xenia Miller until her death in 2008, and is now owned and maintained by the Indianapolis Museum of Art. Tours will be offered through the Columbus Area Visitor's Center. For more information or to reserve a tour, visit the IMA website at http://www.imamuseum.org/millerhouse/tours.
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|DOCOMOMO US President Theo Prudon (center) and DOCOMOMO US/New Engalnd President David Fixler (left)
- Docomomo Canada-British Columbia
- Docomomo Canada-Ontario
- Docomomo Canada-Quebec
- Docomomo Colombia
- Docomomo Cuba
- Docomomo Curacao
- Docomomo Dominican Republic
- Docomomo Ecuador (provisional)
- Docomomo Guatemala
- Docomomo Mexico
- Docomomo Panamá
- Docomomo Peru (provisional)
- Docomomo Puerto Rico
The Glass House: Conversations in Context
May 19 - November 17, 2011
Join a leading mind in architecture, art, landscape, history, design, or preservation and experience the Glass House campus through an entirely new lens. Listen to a personal narrative, interpretation, or inspiration by a special guest while walking the site with an intimate group of visitors. Continue the dialogue during a reception at the Glass House following the tour. DOCOMOMO US chapter president Theodore Prudon and Shashi Caan, president of the International Federation of Interior Architects/Designers will host an evening tour and reception on July 21. For a full list of hosts and to buy tickets, visit the Glass House website.
9th Annual Docomomo Brazil Conference
June 7 - June 10, 2011
Brasília, Brazil
The purpose of the 9th DOCOMOMO Brazil Conference is to gather and share knowledge and consolidating principles, contributing effectively to the preservation of recent cultural heritage. Themes for the conference include:
Reflections on recent heritage
Documentation of recent heritage
Preservation of recent heritage
For more information, visit docomomobsb.org
October 8, 2011
DOCOMOMO US is excited to announce the fifth annual National Tour Day, to be hosted on October 8, 2011. Events are scheduled all Columbus Day weekend long with tours hosted by DOCOMOMO US regional Chapters, Affiliates, Friend Organizations and a special partnership...to be announced! Stay tuned for event locations and tour specifics.


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Washington's Marijuana Growers Offering Look Inside Industry
PORT ANGELES, Wash. (AP) -- Two of Washington's first licensed marijuana growers are offering viewers a look into the state's newest industry.
The Peninsula Daily News reports (http://bit.ly/RYZxPd ) that Molly and Ryan Herring, of Peninsula Cannabis, are producing videos about their operation and posting them on YouTube (http://tinyurl.com/PDN-PenCannaTV ).
They say they believe it's an important and historical thing to document.
They've previously been involved in film production, and they hope they'll be able to finance more of that with their marijuana profits.
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1A 21-year-old Knox, Ind., woman was arrested for drunken driving and warned for speeding 71 mph in a 55 mph zone as she drove north in the 9500 block of Interstate 43 at 2:10 a.m. Sept. 7. The woman, who admitted drinking to celebrate the 21st birthday of her passenger, said she had "three beers and a couple of shots" but stopped drinking at 9 p.m. Her blood alcohol content was 0.09.
2Obscene words and deep scratches were found on two cars in the 9400 block of Woods Circle at 10 p.m. Aug. 25. A 2001 Chevrolet Malibu had $500 damage and a 2009 Mercedes-Benz $2,500. The car owners were visiting a friend.
3A 24-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for theft and possession of a side-cutter to remove sensor tags at Kohl's, 9060 N. Green Bay Road, about noon Aug. 26. The woman entered the store with a flat purse, removed sensor tags from pants, shoes and shirts valued at $225 and left the store with a full purse. She was with an 18-year-old Milwaukee woman who was arrested on an outstanding warrant.
4A 32-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for theft at Kohl's, 9060 N. Green Bay Road, at 9:45 p.m. Aug. 27. The woman walked out of the store with a box of Oneida flatware and another of Bobby Flay cookware valued at $389 without paying. She then fled in a car but was stopped a few blocks away. She'd been arrested for theft in Brown Deer in 2010 and April 2012.
5Two video game systems and video games with a total value of more than $800 were taken from the 7600 block of North Sherman Boulevard during the day Aug. 27. A back door was kicked in to gain entry causing $500 damage.
6A 14-year-old Brown Deer boy was arrested for carrying a concealed weapon, a knife with a five-inch blade, near the baseball field at Algonquin Park, 7850 N. 51st St., at 5:45 p.m. Aug. 27. The boy said he was sorry and knew he shouldn't have the knife in the park.
7A 34-year-old Milwaukee woman, a caregiver, was arrested for physical abuse of an individual at risk after she fought with a 44-year-old woman, a resident, at Mt. Castle Group Home, 9205 N. Pearlette Lane, at 2:30 p.m. Sept. 3. The caregiver heard a loud noise and found that the resident had assaulted another resident, flipped over tables, kicked in a door and threw items. The resident then assaulted the caregiver who admitted she retaliated saying she was protecting herself. The resident, who has a history of being violent, was taken into emergency detention.
Three domestic violence incidents were reported this week.
8Two males were seen taking Rogaine hair and shaving products from shelves at CVS Pharmacy, 8661 N. Port Washington Road, at 4 p.m. Aug. 31. They began to walk out of the store with filled plastic bags and an employee attempted to stop them. One said he had purchased the items in the bags but when asked to see a receipt, they left the store and drove off in a silver Honda or Nissan. The shelves in this area were completely empty and the value of the stolen items could be close to $1,000.
9Items valued at more than $700 including a video game system, a GPS unit, DVD player and DVDs were reported taken from a locked car in the 300 block of West Estabrook Boulevard at 9:30 a.m. Aug. 31. A window was broken to gain entry.
10A suit jacket valued at $2,000, an $800 laptop computer and a suitcase valued at $350 were taken from a car at Columbia St. Mary's, 575 W. River Wood Parkway, about 12:30 p.m. Aug. 31. A window was broken to gain entry.
11A purse valued at $350 and contents including a $200 cellphone and $300 cash was taken from a car at Le Club, 2001 W. Good Hope Road, between 10 and 11 a.m. Sept. 1. The woman said she had hidden the purse under a blanket. Damage to a window was $350.
12Residents reported that several vehicles were ransacked for change in the 1100 block of West Kendall Avenue on Aug. 31 or Sept. 1.
13A 50-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for theft, theft with a booster bag, resisting/obstruction and violation of her probation after taking jeans, bras and underwear valued at $135 from Boston Store, 5701 N. Lydell Ave., at 3:45 p.m. Sept. 1. The woman, who gave a false name and birth date, was on probation for escaping from custody.
14A 20-year-old Glendale man was arrested for drunken driving, possession of marijuana, driving without a license, failure to fasten his seat belt and battery/domestic violence related in the 4800 block of North Mohawk Avenue at 11:50 p.m. Sept. 1. His live-in girlfriend said the man choked her, which he denied, saying he didn't remember because, "I'm drunk." His BAC was 0.20. The victim signed a 72-hour no contact order which she withdrew Sept. 2.
15A residence was broken into but nothing taken in the 2800 block of West Mill Road during the day Sept. 5.
16An attempted burglary was reported in the 5600 block of North Sievers Place on Sept. 3, 4 or 5. A window and patio door were both damaged but entry not gained.
17Power tools valued at $1,700 were taken from unsecured work vans in the 2100 block of West Camden Avenue the morning of Sept. 6.
18Two Milwaukee females, 17 and 18, were arrested for theft of jewelry valued at $246 from Forever 21, 5766 N. Bayshore Drive, at 5:50 p.m. Sept. 3. The females took jeans into a fitting room and when they exited, handed the jeans to an employee saying they didn't want them. That employee found jewelry tags in the jean pockets. The 17-year-old was also cited for obstruction after lying about her name, her mother's name, her age and where she lived.
19A laptop and a case valued at $1,000 were taken from a car in the 5200 block of North Port Washington Road about noon Sept. 4. A window was broken to gain entry.
20A 25-year-old Racine man was arrested for disorderly conduct, obstruction and two warrants at Bayshore Town Center, 5800 N. Bayshore Drive, at 1:45 p.m. Sept. 4. The man was questioned after another man accused him of taking a photo while he sat on a toilet. The victim was alerted when he saw a man's hand above the door with a cellphone. The suspect denied the allegations.
A 46-year-old Bayside man was mailed a citation Sept. 5 for issuing a worthless check to the village for $88.80 to pay a citation for nonregistration May 30. When he failed to respond to a notification that his checked had not cleared, he was mailed another citation.
21An 18-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for possession of 3 grams of marijuana, driving with a suspended license and given a correction notice for expired registration in the 1500 block of East Capitol Drive at 1:35 a.m. Aug. 31. A strong odor of marijuana was evident when the man opened the window.
22A man reported the theft of his wallet which was left in a cab after he was dropped off in the 3700 block of North Oakland Avenue about 1 a.m. Sept. 2. That afternoon one of his credit cards was used at Tina's Market and a Walgreens in Milwaukee charging $18. The card was canceled.
23A 42-year-old Milwaukee man attempted to buy food with a counterfeit $10 bill at Culver's, 1325 E. Capitol Drive, at 2:25 p.m. Sept. 2. The man denied knowing the bill was counterfeit although, according to police, it was obviously so. The case is under investigation.
24A 44-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for possession of 0.22 grams of cocaine and theft at Pick 'n Save, 4145 N. Oakland Ave., at 2 p.m. Sept. 3. The man was stopped as he left the store without paying for lobster tails and steaks valued at $80. The cocaine was found in his pocket.
25A 26-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for resisting arrest and habitual intoxication in the 3900 block of North Oakland Avenue at 2:05 a.m. Sept. 5. The woman fought with police and was so intoxicated she was unable to care for herself.
26A 17-year-old Shorewood boy was arrested for possession of two grams of marijuana as he drove in the 2300 block of East Beverley Road at 2:25 p.m. Sept. 5. Police pulled his car over after receiving a call regarding "suspicious activity."
27A $200 bicycle with the front wheel locked to a bike rack was taken from the 3800 block of North Oakland Avenue before 6:45 p.m. Sept. 6. The front tire and lock were left behind.
28Three males, 16 to 18, were seen on surveillance video taking 10 bottles of liquor valued at about $190 from CVS Pharmacy, 240 E. Hampton Road, about noon Aug. 30. The boys fled the store and rode off on bicycles.
29A 20-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for underage drinking and violation of park hours at Big Bay Park, 5000 N. Palisades Road, at 1:05 a.m. Sept. 1. He was seen throwing a half-full bottle of whiskey under the pier when police arrived. A 25-year-old Shorewood man was mailed a citation for violation of park hours.
30A 53-year-old Fox Point man was arrested for drunken driving, driving left of center, no proof of insurance and speeding 46 mph in a 30 mph zone in the 5300 block of North Lake Drive Avenue at 11:45 p.m. Sept. 1. His BAC was 0.13.
31A 17-year-old Milwaukee boy was arrested for drunken driving, driving after suspension and speeding 45 mph in a 30 mph zone in the 4800 block of North Lake Drive at 1:45 a.m. Sept. 2. His BAC was 0.15. An 18-year-old Milwaukee man, the passenger, was arrested for underage drinking, obstruction and open intoxicants.
A resident reported an attempted scam after receiving a call from her grandson saying he was in an accident and arrested and she must wire him $3,000 at 8:15 a.m. Sept. 6. No money was sent.
32A $150 cellphone was taken from a locker in the girls locker room at Whitefish Bay High School, 1200 E. Fairmount Ave., between 4 and 5:20 p.m. Sept. 7.
33Two bicycles, value not listed, were taken from the 5200 block of North Santa Monica Boulevard on Sept. 6 to 8.
Firefighters responded to 112 calls, 80 emergency medical and 32 fire/rescue, Sept. 3 to Sept. 9.
- North Shore Police Reports, July 28, 2016
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Tim Thomas traded from Bruins to Islanders
According to the team, the Bruins will receive a conditional second-round draft pick in 2014 or 2015. GM Peter Chiarelli declined to provide specifics of the condition. Chiarelli acknowledged that the condition centers on whether Thomas resumes his career either this season or next. If Thomas never plays again, the Bruins will not receive the pick.
Thomas told the Bruins last summer that he did not intend to play this season, and it's not known now if he has changed his mind or if the Islanders have acquired him in hopes of his coming out of semi-retirement.
UPDATE: Even after the trade, Thomas does not intend to play this season, according to a source familiar with the situation. The source also confirmed that Thomas's thoughts about resuming his career in 2013-14 have not changed.Thomas, 38, told Boston general manager Peter Chiarelli last summer, upon making his decision, that he hoped to return to hockey after this season, with an eye on possibly playing again for Team USA in the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, Russia.
Thomas, who carries a $5 million salary cap hit, would have been paid a pro-rated $3 million if he had played this season. However, his pro-rated $5 million cap hit has counted against the Bruins' salary cap this season. His trade to the Islanders now would remove that number from the Boston payroll.
The Bruins can now apply Thomas's pro-rated cap hit toward trade acquisitions.
"It doesn't mean we'll go out and get somebody now because we have cap space," Chiarelli said during a conference call. "But if there are good deals that come early, you have to be in the ballgame. We're in the ballgame now. That was the proactive approach that we wanted to take here."
Thomas played in 378 regular-season games for the Bruins and led them to the Stanley Cup championship in 2011. He had a 196-121-45 record in the regular season and was 29-21 in the postseason.
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People have yelled and sent dirty spiteful letters to Patti Bowman, but she claims that it's just part of the job.
She isn't referring to the specialty advertising business she has with her husband Richard. Bowman was talking about her part-time job as a tennis referee.
Bowman, a resident of the Pinery in Parker, has been a referee with the Colorado Tennis Umpires Association for the past 18 years and works college, junior, Colorado Tennis Association and Special Olympics tournament. She recently worked June 15-23 at Denver City Open at the Denver Tennis Club.
"I don't do it for the money," said Bowman, who earns $100 for an eight-hour shift. "It's kind of in my backbone, as they say. I just really enjoy it. It's a long season, there are a lot of hours. We are sometimes on our feet 10-12 hours a day, four or five days in a row. Once I'm here, I love watching."
Bowman, 58, is a former racquetball player who migrated to tennis.
"I started playing tennis when I was 40," Bowman said. "I played off and on recreationally. In racquetball, I competed a lot. So I thought I'd better learn the rules of tennis. I attended class because I didn't want to play in any women's leagues and not know the rules. One of the hardest things was learning the rules.
"I looked into refereeing and joined the (umpires') organization and they started booking me."
Referees in tennis ensure competition is fair under International Tennis Federation rules. Referees have the final say in questions of tennis law, help directors with tournament draws, suspend play because of weather and other conditions, reside over medical timeouts and control the conduct of players, coaches and spectators.
"Any kind of tournament should have a head referee," explained Bowman. " When I do the state in September at Gates, we have three because they have a lot more courts and they are spread out.
"As the head referee I have to be in charge of helping the tournament director set up the brackets, because everything falls on my shoulders. If somebody is late, I put the clock on them, there are penalties for unsportsmanlike conduct and the defaults are all on the referee. The final decisions are all on our shoulders. Sometimes they are not real fun, but we have to do it."
In tournaments like the Denver City Open, which Bowman worked with a deputy referee, most of the courts are easily visible, so matches can be watched. Until the finals, players make line calls, which can lead to disputes.
"I'm on the mentoring committee and we train as much as we can," said Bowman. "So I exaggerate to not let it escalate. We are there but we shouldn't be intrusive. We should be visible so they are more conscious about line calls, don't have any discussions with the player, be civil and call them if you see them.
"You've got to know the rules, you have to be firm and call them like you see them. You have to be unbiased, yet you have to be a friend, you're there to help. I always get a lot of questions. People come up to me and say, `I have a question for you, this happened to me last night.' I like to document and give the person a reference just to make sure they know what I'm talking about."
Bowman, who also doubles sometimes as a chair umpire, roved around the Denver Tennis Club facility checking on matches.
"The players know who I am," said Bowman. "The players know what I will tolerate. I will call foot faults, behavior and cautions. I could be walking down this way and somebody will cuss. I'll walk over to the fence and give them a real dirty look and they'll say `sorry about that.'
Bowman is used to verbal abuse from players and spectators. Some of the worst offenders are parents and college coaches.
"You are always going to get yelled at," she said. "I get dirty letters. I've seen players get out of control. A lot of times they will see an official on the court and they will watch themselves. If there is a scoring dispute, I'll call them to the net. I'll casually walk over because a lot of times they will work it out themselves if I give them a little time.
"I'll get yelled at, I'll just call the score out and say serve it up. Some balls are way in or out and you have to call it. They (the players) are going to be in denial and blame you. They are going to blame the official for losing. I'll just say the ball was out, serve it up. One more word and you're out of here.
"I get players that come up and kid me, `remember when you called this.' We're here to help. The last six or seven years maybe more players seem to feel at ease with us on the court."
Bowman recalls that a few years ago, one avid tennis player with a strong personality used to get upset with his opponents and was eventually suspended by the Colorado Tennis Association for repeated code violations.
"When he came back and started playing again, he would warm up and then come get me to bring him to the court," said Bowman. "He knew I wouldn't tolerate his bad behavior and he kept calm. He would get me so I would keep him calm."


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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
The Spartan wrestling team defeated region foe Juan Diego 54-10 in a region wrestling match held at Emery High School. Emery won every match on the night except two.
The night started with four JV matches. Hayden Hatch at 125, Jake Gardner at 145, Twayn Hatch at 145 and Caleb Jones at 285 all pinned their men. Hayden is the only one that went into the second round.
Zach Walls at 119 built a 13-4 advantage before he pinned his man in the third round. McKay Allred at 125 was tied at 2-2 when he pinned his man in the first round. Skyler Jensen at 130 was leading 5-4 when he got over aggressive and got pinned. He had his man in a near fall before he was reversed.
Craig Guymon at 135 took his man down and pinned him almost immediately in the first round. Kessler Tanner at 140 was one of two Spartans that wrestled all three rounds. Tanner came away with an 18-10 decision. Wacey Guymon at 145 took down his man and pinned him.
Landon Huntsman at 152 was leading 7-5 in the second round when he pinned his opponent. Kaedan Murdock at 160 also went all three rounds and won a 12-7 decision. Mike Jones at 171 was leading 10-8 in the second round when he pinned his guy.
Drew Bohn at 189 took down his man and pinned him and brother Wade Bohn at 215 won by default. Cyal Christmas at 285 pinned his man in the first round after trailing 4-2.


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Introductionpastoral, literary work in which the shepherd's life is presented in a conventionalized manner. In this convention the purity and simplicity of shepherd life is contrasted with the corruption and artificiality of the court or the city. The pastoral is found in poetry, drama, and fiction, and many subjects, such as love, death, religion, and politics, have been presented in pastoral settings. In music, the pastorale is a piece imitating the simple music of shepherds. "He Shall Feed His Flock" from Handel's Messiah and Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony are superb examples of the pastorale.
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Embraer Recieves New E-JEts Order From Virgin Blue20/02/2008
Australian airline's firm orders now total 24 aircraft
Embraer and Australia's Virgin Blue Airlines Pty Ltd. have signed a contract to exercise four purchase rights for EMBRAER 190 jets and to convert another three into options for the same model. The total value of this new deal, at list price, is US$ 138 million, and could reach US$ 241.5 million, if all options are confirmed. This transaction is already included in Embraer's fourth quarter firm order backlog as "undisclosed".
Virgin Blue currently operates three EMBRAER 170 jets and will soon receive its first EMBRAER 190. The firm orders of the Australian airline now total 24 aircraft: six EMBRAER 170s and 18 EMBRAER 190s.
"We are very pleased with the confidence placed in the E-Jets by Virgin Blue," said Mauro Kern, Embraer Executive Vice President, Airline Market. "It is a pleasure to be a part of Virgin Blue's growth strategy in the highly competitive and demanding Australian market."
In November 2006, Virgin Blue acquired three EMBRAER 170s and 11 EMBRAER 190s. Just a few months later, even before it received its first plane, the company reiterated its confidence in Embraer, through its fleet expansion strategy based on the E-Jets, by confirming three options for the EMBRAER 170 and three purchase rights for the EMBRAER 190. Besides the 24 firm orders, the Australian airline also has another six options for the EMBRAER 190 and ten purchase rights.
"Our first three EMBRAER 170 jets are now in service in Australia, and most recently we introduced the aircraft to the key Sydney-Canberra route linking our major gateway city to the national capital. The aircraft is proving very popular with our Guests and team, and is quickly attracting a growing Australian fan base," said Brett Godfrey, Virgin Blue CEO and co-founder.
Virgin Blue's EMBRAER 190 jets, configured with 104 seats, in a single-class layout, will be the first of this model in the world to operate with ETOPS (Extended-range Twin-engine Operations) certification, starting in the first half of 2008. ETOPS certification allows aircraft to safely fly nonstop routes over large uninhabited areas, like oceans and deserts, and is one more example of the high technology of Embraer's E-Jets. On December 31, 2007, the order book for this jet family had accumulated 764 firm orders and 786 options, from more than 40 customers in 25 countries on five continents, and had surpassed 1.2 million flight hours.
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The EMBRAER 170/190 family of E-Jets consists of four commercial jets with 70 to 122 seats, featuring advanced engineering design, efficient performance, outstanding operating economics, low emissions level and a spacious cabin.
The E-Jets can fly at a maximum cruising speed of Mach 0.82 and at an altitude of 41,000 feet (12,497 meters), with ranges of up to 2,400 nautical miles (4,448 km). The high degree of commonality among the four aircraft results in exceptional crew training, spare parts and maintenance cost reduction for carriers. Another E-Jets key feature is the fly-by-wire technology used in the flight control systems, similar to that deployed on larger commercial jets and advanced military aircraft.
The EMBRAER 170/190 family provides superior comfort with its double-bubble fuselage design that includes two main passenger entrances and two service doors that minimize aircraft turn-around time. The E-Jets offer much more space for passengers, in a single or dual-class layout, than other aircraft with similar seating capacities.


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Jeremy and Brandie Jeppson were married Aug. 14, in the Salt Lake Temple. Brandie is the daughter of Roger and Janet Brown of Bountiful. Brandie graduated from Weber State University in 2006 with a Bachelors Degree in Nursing. She is currently employed at LDS Hospital as a registered nurse. Jeremy is the son of Steve and Shelly Jeppson of Orangeville. He served an LDS mission in the Chile, Santiago Mission from 2001 to 2003. He graduated from Southern Utah University with a Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice in 2005. Jeremy is currently employed with Adult Probation and Parole as a probation /parole officer.
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|Posted by Sylvan Tieger on April 07, 2004 at 14:46:37:
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: : : We may not like it, but the reality of today's world are that homeowners and "handymen" are doing and will continue to do a lot of the work that in years past would have always been done by a "plumber". I won't even go into the reasons for this, but here's a clue: $
: : Anyone who does not want to offer his expertise for free is of course welcome to stay away from this board. Some of us actually enjoy sharing our knowledge and experience, and gain some satisfaction that as a result, some job somewhere will get done properly.
: : Personally, I try to limit my input to areas where I feel well qualified to offer sound advice.
: : In my area, we have no basements, wells, boilers, steam heat, radiators, etc. You will not see me trying to offer advice about something I have only read about.
: Jimbo, you hit the nail on the head GIVE proper advice or just remain silent HJ.s advice is worse then a handyman, and border line dangerous. His little bit on knowledge is average for a plumbing apprentice.
: Once he says I went into to much detail on fire suppression piping you know that being technical is beyond his scope of comprehension.
: By the way Tina sent me a personal E mail as she understood exactly what I had posted.
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Now I can say without exageration that this is one of the best games I have played. I mean, we got a city filled with zombies, we got Jill Valentine (Surviving S.T.A.R.S member from the original game, as if you didn't know) we got a unrelenting seven foot plus big scary monster chasing her everywhere she goes. How can it lose?
There is so much replay value given by this game, "Operation Mad Jackal" giving the player the chance to recieve unlimited ammo and the new improved Gataling gun. The Epilogues enhance the story and give a preview of future titles in the series. And the fact remains that I am writing this review around eight years after the game was made and I'm still playing it.
Now thats replay value.
Random monster spawn points give the game more of a OMG feel, such as walking through an area previously uninhabited, only to find it bursting with Drain Demos, Dogs or even the good ole zombies.
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Located on historic Heritage Route US-12, just west of I-69 and only twelve miles from the Indiana border, Downtown Coldwater has the charm of a Victorian era city but with modern amenities such as a free Electric Vehicle Charging Station.
Our historic storefronts with their unique architecture, welcome you in to browse (and hopefully purchase!) everything from specialty gifts and jewelry to quality furniture. Feeling hungry? Then enjoy a tasty meal at one of our many coffee shops, restaurants or pubs or share your picnic lunch with a friend in Four Corners Park. Both fitness enthusiast and historic preservationist will enjoy the self-guided 1, 3, and 5 mile Historic Walking Tour featuring the architectural gems of Downtown Coldwater and its neighborhoods.
The Coldwater Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is taking the next step towards revitalization of Four Corners Park with the formation of the Small Town Design Initiative (STDI) Project Steering Committee.
Under the guidance of the DDA, with assistance from the City's Neighborhood Services Department, the Committee will be comprised of three citizen members and representatives from the City Planning and Historic District Commissions. The Branch District Library, American Legion, Altrusa, and the Coldwater Garden Club have also been asked to designate a representative to serve on the Committee. This core group will review the STDI Master Design Concept and draft a five year improvement plan containing short and long term projects and activities and the identification of community partnerships necessary to accomplish them. Based on the five year improvement plan, a final Master Plan with project specific implementation and funding strategies will be created. At that time, additional partnership organizations and community members with a special interest in the park, or a specific project outlined in the Master Plan, will be invited to serve as subcommittee members.
The STDI is a program of Michigan State University's (MSU) Planning and Landscape Architecture Department which has worked with many small communities throughout Michigan who've utilized the design concepts provided by the STDI program to further their beatification and community revitalization efforts. The program was brought to Coldwater as a joint effort between the City of Coldwater and the Coldwater Downtown Development Authority (DDA).


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Debates of Feb. 27th, 2012
House of Commons Hansard #84 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was agreement.
- Question Period
- Criminal Code
- Points of Order
- Senate Reform Act
- Air Canada
- Conservative Party of Canada
- Elevation to Cardinal
- Kootenay Ski Hills
- Oscar Awards
- Automotive Industry
- Shipping Industry
- The Environment
- Religious Freedom
- Public Transit
- Human Rights
- Short Circuit Dream
- Italian Campaign
- Conservative Party of Canada
- Via Rail
- 41st General Election
- Public Safety
- Employment Insurance
- Via Rail Derailment
- 41st General Election
- OECD Centres of Government Meeting
- National Defence
- Agriculture and Agri-Food
- Foreign Affairs
- Citizenship and Immigration
- The Environment
- Foreign Affairs
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Telecommunications
- Justice
- National Defence
- Health
- International Aid
- Official Languages
- 41st General Election
- Presence in Gallery
- Privilege
- Points of Order
- Government Response to Petitions
- Committees of the House
- Investment Canada Act
- Criminal Code
- Elections Canada
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Request for Emergency Debate
- Canada-Panama Economic Growth and Prosperity Act
- Business of Supply
Senate Reform Act
Government Orders
1:55 p.m.
Ève Péclet La Pointe-de-l'Île, QC
Madam Speaker, the Conservatives introduced this bill without consulting the provinces. To amend the Constitution, the provinces and the people of Canada must be consulted. Regardless of the outcome of the referendum, the people of Canada must be consulted.
A 2011 survey showed that 61% of Canadians were in favour of holding a referendum. The government, therefore, knows full well what Canadians want, but that does not necessarily correspond with what the government wants. The government insists on avoiding the issue. It did exactly the same thing in the case of the Canadian Wheat Board. The government knew full well that farmers wanted a referendum and what the result of that referendum would be, but it decided not to hold the referendum because it was not in line with its principles. Yes, the government is refusing to listen to and consult the people of Canada.
Senate Reform Act
Government Orders
1:55 p.m.
Kevin Lamoureux Winnipeg North, MB
Madam Speaker, the Constitution is very clear. It says that in order for there to be a constitutional amendment to abolish the Senate, which is what the NDP wants to do, every province has to agree to it. Even under the NDP's proposal of holding a referendum, if the province of Quebec said no, that it saw some value to the Senate, that means the premier in the Manitoba legislative assembly would not support the change to the Constitution that would be required.
Does the member not see that her policy would not work? She would not be able to get all 10 provinces—
Senate Reform Act
Government Orders
1:55 p.m.
The Deputy Speaker Denise Savoie
Order. The hon. member for La Pointe-de-l'Île.
Senate Reform Act
Government Orders
1:55 p.m.
Ève Péclet La Pointe-de-l'Île, QC
Madam Speaker, I know exactly what the Constitution says. I studied law. I have a law degree and I know exactly what the Constitution says.
There is a difference between the provinces having to agree together and consulting the public. The member is putting everything in the same basket. We have to consult the public and then the provinces would negotiate together. He is putting the two principles together in the same basket and that is not the same thing.
Senate Reform Act
Government Orders
1:55 p.m.
Raymond Côté Beauport—Limoilou, QC
Madam Speaker, I admire the member for La Pointe-de-l'Île's spirit. She really stressed that the Liberals would be encroaching on provincial jurisdiction. With respect to the voting system, it is no secret that the government has downloaded all responsibility onto the provinces, with very different systems from one province to the next, and has chosen to ignore the outcome. I would like my colleague to comment on the pitfalls that would create.
Senate Reform Act
Government Orders
1:55 p.m.
The Deputy Speaker Denise Savoie
The hon. member for La Pointe-de-l'Île for a brief question.
Senate Reform Act
Government Orders
1:55 p.m.
Ève Péclet La Pointe-de-l'Île, QC
Madam Speaker, regardless of a given province's voting system, and regardless of what the provinces do, this bill will not fix the problem. The Prime Minister will still decide who gets into the Senate. It will not matter how many millions of dollars the provinces spend; it will not matter if voters go to the polls. In the end, the government will refuse to listen to the voters.
Air Canada
Statements By Members
1:55 p.m.
Ève Péclet La Pointe-de-l'Île, QC
Madam Speaker, last Friday, I attended a press conference in Montreal held by the two unions that represent Air Canada employees. Here is the situation: this government refuses to obey a law passed by Brian Mulroney's Conservative government in 1988.
Air Canada is moving jobs from Montreal to Toronto, even though the law stipulates that the head office must remain in Montreal. A number of employees have already lost their jobs and more will lose theirs in the coming years. The NDP is determined to force the government to be accountable to Canadians and obey the law.
Air Canada's head office must remain in Montreal, and the company must stop moving jobs from Montreal to Toronto.
Conservative Party of Canada
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
John Williamson New Brunswick Southwest, NB
Madam Speaker, Canadians place immense trust in us to act in their best interest and to, at all times, work diligently for the betterment of our country.
As a Conservative, I believe that government does not always know best. Innovation does not come from a government bureaucracy but springs from hard-working Canadians. Solutions to our toughest problems come from individuals with their God given freedom to thrive.
Government has a very important responsibility to provide a level playing field with fair rules that apply to all. That is why I am proud of the Conservative record. We have lowered taxes. We respect personal freedoms. We take the tough action needed to keep our communities safe and ensure criminals are put where they belong.
We do not practise crony capitalism and we do not pick economic winners and losers. We trust Canadians with their family's best interests and we work to pass laws that reflect the timeless Canadian values of faith, freedom and family.
We know that Canada is the best nation in the world today, tomorrow and always.
Elevation to Cardinal
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Frank Valeriote Guelph, ON
Madam Speaker, words can hardly describe my feelings as I sat in the majestic splendour of the Vatican for the elevation of a favourite son of Guelph, Thomas Collins, to cardinal.
Born and raised in Guelph, Cardinal Collins demonstrated, through his leadership in the archdioceses of Edmonton and Toronto, a deep spiritual conviction and intellect matched only by incredible moral strength and humility. His entire life has been dedicated to the service of his community and, through his words and actions, he has shown the value and importance of servant leadership. When I first heard the then Bishop Collins expand on this, he revealed an absolute dedication to the service of others before self, something we must try to emulate as members of this House and an important lesson that we all too often forget.
I was fortunate to join an immensely proud and elated Canadian delegation in Rome on February 18 to witness the deeply spiritual and exceedingly moving ceremony installing Cardinal Collins as a prince of the church.
The Roman Catholic Church will be well-served by his counsel, just as Canada continues to be well-served by his leadership.
Kootenay Ski Hills
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
David Wilks Kootenay—Columbia, BC
Madam Speaker, in February and March of this year, the ski hills of Kootenay, British Columbia, are hosting some important downhill ski competitions.
Kimberley Alpine Resort hosted the International Paralympic speed event, which had several world-class athletes, such as Josh Dueck and Sam Daniels, using these races as a tune-up for a world cup event.
That Paralympic World Cup event is being held at Panorama Mountain Ski Village near Invermere, B.C., between March 13 and 16. Four events will take place: the super "G", super combined, giant slalom and slalom.
Finally, the Golden Nordic Ski Club in Golden, B.C. is hosting the Master's National Nordic championships between March 12 and 17, with over 250 master skiers from Canada and the United States competing for the top prizes.
Good luck to all the competitors and enjoy your stay with us in the Rockies.
Oscar Awards
Statements By Members
February 27th, 2012 / 2 p.m.
Tyrone Benskin Jeanne-Le Ber, QC
Madam Speaker, Canada shines brightly this morning as the 84th Oscar awards saw a number of Canadians take home gold for technical and artistic merit.
However, a special and heartfelt congratulation goes out to Montreal's native son and colleague, Mr. Christopher Plummer, recognized as the 2012 best supporting actor.
From stage to big screen and flat screen, Mr. Plummer has demonstrated the depth of talent Canada has always had to offer. Having worked with him more than once, I can attest to the gift that he truly is to his fellow performers.
Alongside this much honoured Canadian are others who continue to showcase the wide-ranging talents of Canadian creators: Andrew Clinton, Mark Elendt, Ian Cavén, Raigo Alas, Greg Marsden, Michael Lewis and Michael Vellekoop, winners in the science and technology categories.
And let us not forget the creative team behind Monsieur Lazhar, which represented Canada and Quebec with great distinction. These are Quebeckers.
These are Canadians, ambassadors of the creative, technical and scientific art of storytelling. I congratulate--
Oscar Awards
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
The Deputy Speaker Denise Savoie
The hon. member for Essex.
Automotive Industry
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Jeff Watson Essex, ON
Madam Speaker, this Conservative government has done more for Canada's auto industry than any previous federal government.
Our auto action plan, launched in 2008, has invested significantly, including at Ford Essex Engine, to create jobs through flex manufacturing and improved research. We have harmonized regulations, invested toward a new bridge at Windsor-Detroit to boost trade and negotiated an historic beyond-the-border agreement with the U.S., measures that secure a future for blue collar auto workers in Canada, measures voted against or opposed by NDP MPs.
At the height of the great recession, it was our government, not opposition New Democrats, that stood up for Canadian workers and their families by voting to save Chrysler, GM and 600,000 high paying jobs across Ontario. We have resisted NDP calls for high carbon and corporate taxes that would have killed the futures of auto workers by killing their jobs.
It is the Conservatives, not the NDP, who stand up for Canadian auto workers.
Shipping Industry
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Pierre Poilievre Nepean—Carleton, ON
Madam Speaker, last week we were reminded again that quiet, focused, hard work pays off for the country.
For the last year, 72,000 jobs related to the St. Lawrence Seaway have been on the knife's edge as a result of New York's unattainable shipping regulations on ballast water. After vigorous Canadian intervention with the state, New York has now decided to accept uniform regulations that will protect the environment and save jobs at the same time.
In short, jobs are saved. I thank the Minister of Transport for assigning me to work with him on the file and for his direct collaboration with the Obama administration and Brooklyn senator, Diane Savino, for working with me as well. I thank the exceptional public servants at Transport Canada for their second to none world-class knowledge on the file.
Ballast water is not exactly a sexy issue but it is an important one to the thousands and thousands of families who rely on the shipping industry for their jobs. We will and we have fought for every single one of them.


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Vance and Bobbi Brown of Ferron announce the marriage of their daughter Megan Rae Brown to Christopher William Henrie, son of Allen and Debbie Henrie of Price.
Christopher served in the Charleston, West Virginia mission and is currently employed by Nielson Construction. Megan is currently attending College of Eastern Utah and is employed by CEU.
The couple will make their home in Helper.
Megan and Chris are to be married on Sept. 24 in the Manti LDS Temple. A reception will be held in their honor on Sept. 25 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Ferron LDS Church located at 35 West 200 North.


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When: November 16, 2013
Where: Friedman Farms in Dallas, PA.
Specialty cocktail: Hot spiked cider as guests arrived to the reception. Wine and a craft beer bar (all hand-picked) and bourbon bar full of Anthony's favorite bourbons kept the spirits moving.
Wedding theme: Rustic elegance. The tables were set with old-fashioned candelabras with runners made of moss, ivy, and green dianthus. Gorgeous and elaborate chandeliers which hung throughout the barn.
Invitations: Kelly designed the invitations, menus, and programs. She used ivory linen paper and did all of the calligraphy.
Photographer: Belathée Photography
Honeymoon: New Zealand.
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3) Which former A-list EGOT winner once stipulated to an author of a book that they not mention her father's bisexuality or else no interview at all?
Liza Minelli
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Good for her. Not their businessReplyCancel
oh ffs Liza. its part of the fabric that makes u interesting.ReplyCancel
Mr. Minelli must have had tons of shit he was hiding, enuff for Liza to get her hands on his FBI files too huh Mr. X?ReplyCancel
MISCH FTW!ReplyCancel
I love it because everyone on the planet knew (assumed) Vincente Minelli was gay or bi. Nowhere was it a secret. Nowhere. It's like insisting no one mention that the sky is *up*.ReplyCancel
Someone needs to let Liza know that ship sailed a LOOOOOOOOOOOONG time ago.ReplyCancel
Judy catching Vincente in bed with a man was what prompted her 1st suicide I believe?ReplyCancel
Liza and her mother both married several men who were gay or bi.ReplyCancel
@Sandybrook – I was thinking the same thing about that FBI blind. J Edgar would have loved Minelli. Personally and professionally.ReplyCancel
Valid point, Rajah.ReplyCancel
Who didn't know that?ReplyCancel
It's in most bios of Judy that he was gay.ReplyCancel
Yeah, this makes about as much sense as paying off the FBI to keep mom's drug habit a secret.ReplyCancel
When the clue says EGOT winner the field narrows significantly.ReplyCancel
I'm guessing she just doesn't like discussing it. As others have said, it was never a secret. She was also married to the second gayest man of all time, Peter Allen! And I am a Peter Allen fan. I saw him in Legs Diamond on Broadway. She should be more upset about her portrayal in Boy from Oz because her part was very poorly written.ReplyCancel
Everyone already knows, but it must be a painful subject for her. I can't really blame her.ReplyCancel
She just doesn't want to talk about it..Her right to privacy. Big difference between us knowing and her not wanting to reopen old wounds.ReplyCancel


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Abe Kislevitz and i teamed up for a few days of shredding in mammoth. Abe works for GoPro and does artwork for various 4FRNT models, such as the MSP. He's the man. Just sent me this edit on facebook, so i thought i'd post her here. Enjoy [video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=li-x66DDJv8 600x400]
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