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Posted on 11/25/2010 3:27:54 PM PST by FTJM
A woman worried about full body scan radiation, wears a bikini for a possible pat-down at Los Angeles International.
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And she did it with a big smile! NOT GUILTY!
If she'd just worn a burka, she could have patted herself down.
now - security is joke - nice...
I am waiting for someone to test a barka.
Not guilty at all. Damned cute!
Definitely a cutie
"Definitely a cutie"
And a cutie with a great sense of humor, great poise, and undoubtedly a Conservative! Wish I was younger! I'd chase her around the airport, fur shure!
Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!
I thought that judge was a little harsh on her....
I agree. I was unable to determine if she was hiding anything down below.
I'm waiting for a guy to walk in with a fig leaf. Hopefully looking like Fabio.
That was cute, she actually had a nice bod. But, next time someone does this we might not be so lucky!
I love it! She'll have a great story to tell her grandkids one day.
Video reveals a few interesting things:
1. By wearing the bikini, she apparently just had to go through the standard metal detector gates, and thus avoided BOTH the X-ray scanner booth and the "pat down" by gloved TSA agents. I saw the gloved second TSA worker gesturing at her and shaking her head—was she saying "I can see you have nothing to hide, you're free to go"?
2. She appeared to be wearing metal earrings—under normal circumstances, shouldn't these have been put into the tray and gone past the X-ray scanner on the conveyor belt?
3. She looked silly by tossing her head and chewing gum—this situation called for more composure. Just my opinion.
4. The male passengers (and male TSA agents) in her vicinity seemed to be modestly averting their eyes, rather than ogling her.
If I went through in a bikini the TSA would die laughing
Its scary when horseface is on the right side of an issue.
Good for this gal. It looks like some of the TSA agents are laughing with her.
A woman who was a guard at a prison called into a radio talk show the other day...
She said that what the passengers are subjected to she couldnt do to prisoners...
She said she would go to prison herself if she touched a prisoner the way those innocent passengers are being touched...
Oh, yeah, she was "worried about full-body-scan radiation" alright: so worried in fact that she tipped off the TV stations in advance of her little stunt!
That said, I'll tell you what: she's dang cute! Pretty even!
I can't resist doing a little Garth.
If she were president, she'd be "Baberaham Lincoln"!
"So, officer...is that a scanning wand in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?"
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By contrast, the video above of heavy milling in steel illustrates the cutting that is possible using this same small clamping area. The SinterGrip inserted jaws achieve the strong hold for this heavy milling in various ways.
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- 01-17-2013, 08:54 PM Thread Author #1
First time Jailbreaking problem
Hi all first, I am sick of apples restrictions and their greedy way of doing things. My friend gave me his old ipod touch 2g, 8gb. I tried installing apps... But you cant because it is stuck on 4.2.1 Ios. So I am going to jailbreak the dang thing!!!
Anyways the problem. I downloaded quickpwn on my macbook pro because it was what I saw suggested. However, once downloaded, installed and ready to go. It asks me to plug in my ipod, I do so... Than nothing happens. Nothing at all. Well lets just say, since this is my first time, I am so confused. Plus I dont understand macs all that well either... My school forced me to get it instead of a windows laptop. Any and all help would be more than appreciated!
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I don't remember if it applies, but try going to jailbreakme.com on the iPod and see if you can't jailbreak from there.
If that doesn't do it, follow this tutorial.
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Though I do suggest you edit your post about the apps bit, as you don't have to jailbreak to install apps from the App Store. Some people could imply something you may or may not mean.
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- 01-18-2013, 03:29 PM Thread Author #4
First time Jailbreaking problem
If the app has that requirement I don't think getting the app from a diff source will change that ..
And noone here can help with getting apps for other sources because it is against forum rules to get apps that way
As far as jailbreaking I would look at iclairified website they have step by step of how to do it
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- 01-18-2013, 04:30 PM Thread Author #6
Re: First time Jailbreaking problem
Alright, so I am now trying to use the redsn0w application to jailbreak the ipod. However, I think the Ipod is broken now.... Whenever I try to boot the ipod up through redsn0w it freezes, it shows the apple symbol, than has the circling loading bar. Yet it stops and does nothing, and redsn0w is waiting for it to reboot... Itunes wont recognize it, and I cannot go any further than this. what did I do wrong?
- 01-18-2013, 04:33 PM Thread Author #8
Re: First time Jailbreaking problem
Wait, its against forum rules to help someone jailbreak an ipod, than to trick it into having 4.3 Ios, so that I can download apps? Huh... I am confused than....
First time Jailbreaking problem
not to jailbreak that why I'm trying to help you jailbreak ...
If there is a way to trick it to run 4.3 that is beyond me I've never heard of a tweak that does that
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- 01-18-2013, 04:39 PM Thread Author #10
Re: First time Jailbreaking problem
Darn, well than. Thanks for helping me. Anyways so I did as you said, put it back into dfu, and still the same problem. Is my Ipod just screwed?
- 01-18-2013, 04:58 PM Thread Author #12
Re: First time Jailbreaking problem
Alright, so should I just install cydia? Or should I do something else with it?
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you just need to install cydia, none of the boot logo crap...
however your desire for a jailbreak may be misguided here,
even if you gain access to the plists and edit them to spoof your phone to a hgiher firmware, lik 4.3.3 doesnt man that apps will work on it. quite the opposite, you will install and app try to launch it and have a crash either back to srpingboard or even to safemode!..
also the device is so old school and so slow that not many jailbreak tweaks are even going to work for you anymore.
just a heads up
- 01-18-2013, 10:45 PM Thread Author #15
Re: First time Jailbreaking problem
Well that looks like what I must do with it anyways, redsn0w keeps making the ipod freeze. Sad, its the first media player I own of its type, I dont have the money sadly to ever get anything like this. I want an android tablet... But before I can afford anything like that I need to pay for school. Oh well, I guess I will just get spotify premium, fill it up with all the music I would ever want/need. Plus I do get to play my childhood favored retro game on it. Shining force! Well thanks guys for the help.
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Sergeant George S. Russell, Jr. received a silver award for his courage in rescuing a motorist from a burning car. Richmond firefighter Lt. Mark Rada also received a silver award for his rescue of an elderly woman trapped by a fire in her third-floor apartment.
After working the NASCAR races at Richmond International Raceway May 2, Russell was heading home in his personal vehicle at 1:45 a.m. On Route 33, about three miles into Hanover County, he came around a bend in the road and encountered two vehicles that had been in a head-on collision.
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Henrico police officers Cameron S. Campbell, Barry K. Clark, Terence L. Kennedy, Christopher B. Read and Leonard A. Zannin won bronze awards for their efforts to rescue two citizens from a February house fire in Sandston.
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I still believe glucosamine is useful for promoting joint health, which is why it continues to be an important ingredient in my Joint & Bone Essentials™. However, when it comes to joint discomfort and stiffness, research shows that UC-II can provide even more relief.
- Meriva® (200 mg): This powerful turmeric extract is more bioavailable than ordinary curcumin, helps promote a normal inflammatory response, and provides antioxidants that reduce free radicals for healthy joints. A native to India and Southeast Asia, turmeric has been used traditionally for thousands of years. And turmeric, with curcumin as the active component, has been used as an inflammatory inhibitor to alleviate joint discomfort.
1 Vishal A, et al. Int J Med Sci. 2011;8(7):615–22
2 Crowley D, et al. Int J Med Sci. 2009;6(6):312–21
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AprèsFlex is an enriched Boswellia serrata extract, originating from a deciduous tree native to India whose use dates back to the ancient Ayurvedic medicine texts written 3,000 years ago. The standard form of boswellia, however, is poorly absorbed by your bloodstream because it contains a glycoprotein that acts as a barrier. That means it takes longer to work. AprèsFlex is the next generation of Boswellia serrata extract—working faster and more effectively than the standard form.
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What's more, the AprèsFlex extract is enriched with an additional blend of natural compounds from the boswellia tree that inhibit the glycoprotein and significantly improve absorption. In laboratory studies, AprèsFlex showed greater absorption of AKBA, which is an active compound that inhibits the inflammatory pathways, compared to another popular boswellia product.1
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UC-II can help alleviate joint discomfort during and after exercise as well as improve flexibility and mobility in physically active, healthy individuals. In a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, pilot study, healthy subjects experiencing joint discomfort upon strenuous exercise took either 40 mg of UC-II (the amount in TriComfort Essentials) or placebo while continuing their normal diet and exercise regimens. Subjects were tested at 30-day intervals from baseline to 120 days And the results were impressive:2
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- The minimum time to onset of joint discomfort (while exercising) was significantly better than baseline at day 90 and day 120. No significant changes in placebo.
- Maximum time to offset joint discomfort (after exercising) was significantly faster at day 60, 90, and 120 compared to baseline.
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- 01-24-2013, 09:55 AM Thread Author #1
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Hi all,
Windows 7 professional 64 bit.... deleted the icloud panel after trying it as no need for it. don't use icloud with outlook. originally had @me acct with my 4s then with i5 was switched to @icloud.com both are listed on phone. yes i back up to icloud.
My issue is i can send mail and I receive mail like from this web site, etc. I only access it thru the web in IE9 and see and can use all modules in icloud. On phone it allows me to choose @icloud as the default address to send and receive from between that and @me.com. Odd thing is where it shows the 2 of them the icloud will have a check mark on it and be "faded out" while the @me one stays normal (hope I am not too confusing).Not using any aliases.
Issue is I can go to web and send mail but anytime i send an email with an attachment of any type it never shows up at icloud.com email account when viewing from the web or my phone. And I have tried from the 3 other email accounts I have Comcast, Hotmail, and Yahoo.
I have tried switching from @me.com and back again still no deal. The attachments can be small as like 125kb and still I never receive the email and it never bounces.
Any ideas? And there was no difference when I had the windows control panel on my computer this happened before and after I had tried the control panel.
Thanks for any help.
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Send yourself an attachment from one of your other email accounts to your iCloud account and then check to see if you can view the attachment. Make the attachment a screenshot from your phone (Something simple). If you are able to view the attachment, forward it to yet another email account of yours and then check the sent box of your iCloud mail to see if a copy of the forwarded mail is present. If you don't see it, check the archive folder, just in case.
- 01-24-2013, 12:40 PM Thread Author #3
Re: using icloud thru web
First (it's all about the U!!!!!) canes??? small world.
I have tried sending from all accounts. I can send outward from icloud via phone or web no problem to any of my accounts or any of the family phones we have 5 iphones with wife and kids.
Just went through my notes and it appears at times outbound mail sent from iCloud via web browser interface with NO attachments also gets lost. Apples page which shows if they have any issues on iCloud, etc shows good. The confusing thing about it is the mail doesn't bounce...it gets "lost in space" don't know if your old enough to remember that show
It's not life or death on this I was hoping I would come across a simple fix. All settings are correct, I also Googled issue getting lots of hits but nothing I haven't done.
Only came across it as I export me IE9 favorites to a file which i then send like every 2 weeks or so when i change/add/cleanup favs. By doing this I have access to my large amount of links nicely organized in folders that can be accessed where ever I am. Usually at friends house that needs some type of help with computer.
I can live with iCloud not functioning with email at times. I do use that address for most forums, etc and save needed email in the archive folder in iCloud email. I hate software issues and like to work them out kind of like a man over machine thing. as I typed this I cut and pasted it and sent it thru all accounts with no problems had icloud open on a tab in this window and it came immediately then i added my book mark attachment which is 143kb and of course it arrived everywhere but iCloud. It's not links either as I get the iMore newsletter which is full of live links.
Oh well I'll stumble across the fix that I am sure of.
BTW huge win for the men's basketball team and of course also The U well represented at Super Bowl on both sides.
using icloud thru web
In regard to Miami, you're right. That was a huge win for the program and I'm so proud of them even though I am also a fan of the Duke basketball program. Anyway, in regard to your circumstances, I don't k ow what to tell you. I mean, you should be seeing your sent email & any attachments on both your devices and via the iCloud website. On your device, go to Settings - iCloud - Account - Mail - Advanced - Sent Mailbox and make sure that sent messages are saved in the "Sent" folder "On My iPhone" section and in the "Sent Messages" folder in the "on The Server" section.
- 01-24-2013, 02:42 PM Thread Author #5
Re: using icloud thru web
oh well thats one of 4 web accounts so i can live.. actually just got an email from here showing I made changes.... avatar, ect. thats why the attachment deal is baffling.
Thanks for your input and help much appreciated.
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I am a inpatient therapist and I intergrate several songs into my groups. My groups of all ages love the mixture of music and psycho-education. Matter of fact, after group I recieve so many thank yous....
i just have following questions. . . how long does it takes to change your mood by listening to the music? for example in pop rock ur upbeats song that will make you alive. . .how long does it takes? in your on opinion?
I play Bach on piano and cello. It's therapeutic. I want to believe that it's also helped my dad recover from heart surgery. I also listen to Mozart at work since I find it super-soothing if I'm having a rough day.
music may have other benefits as well hitherto uncovered.
I am principal officer of the non-profit corporation named PAtH.- Pure Audio to Health. The PAtH purpose is to publicly re-position listening to music reproduced at low distortion as simply a logical part of a normal, modern wellness regimen. Not only are the wellness benefits well documented and still coming, but it is also scientifically confirmable that the full accrual of these significant health benefits cannot occur from casual listening to low fidelity audio on portable devices. To reach the ultra- calm, transported state, one must own a good quality stereo, sit down in front of fine loudspeakers, and do nothing but listen intently. All medical organizations that encourage music listening as either adjunctive treatment or all- around wellness aid should make this distinction clear to other medical personell and most of all, patients.
I must have music everyday. I am 49 currently & my father was in a band (drummer) before I was born. Music was always in the house & I began learning to play @ 5 yrs old. Music was my best friend before I had friends. My ipod is filled w/specific playlists to accompany any "emotion'" Im at or want to get over. Artists that have harmonies soothe my soul i.e. The Eagles, The Beach Boys, Little Big Town, to name a few...songs that move me someway;
Don Henley Heart of the Matter. Jackson Browne Love needs a Heart, America the beautiful, too many too list. I never play music to provoke sadness or bad memories. I use music as a tool for my well being and balance. Every morning I walk/run to my music as loud as i can handle because I love it so much for an hour. I used to teach aerobics in my 20's & got my a.m. daily dose. I believe it is the only universal language there is and can do so much to promote well being. I am addicted to it to the point if I'm having an off /bad mood day its cause didn't start listening to music along the way.It is my miracle drug.
I'm a healing harpist, and I find that music can be so helpful in reducing pain. First, the music gives the mind a distraction away from the pain, and then the tones themselves cause the body to relax, releasing some, if not most, of the pain. Though I believe the healing power of music, I am constantly surprised at how gentle and effective it is. We are lucky to live in a time when music is being accepted as a healing modality.
I've been playing guitar for ~16 years, and music has always been my refuge, my solace and therapy. Its incredibly cathartic. Ever since my diagnosis, I've focused on my playing - and its never been better. I've been in a phase of prolific creativity. I have a lot more to "say" in what musical ideas and "moods" I try to express. They say you can't play the blues without suffering - and now I know what they mean. I definitely have a lot to work with, now.
I started singing to my dogs every day during the last year. I make up songs that I sing to them. It helps so much! I also play the piano once in awhile. It relaxes me and the dogs as well. It helps get my mind off my cancer.
I also find music very enjoyable and it also makes me dance! Look for a good radio station and start dancing!! Best wishes every body
Music is our gift from above. It's great for everyone in the family.I'm helping my mom tackle her battle & I love to relax to music at least once or twice a week for a couple hours. Youtube is an excellent place to sit down and start finding songs you forgot you loved. One of my favorite uplifting tunes is "Drift Away" by either Dobie Gray or Uncle Cracker. It's so inspiring... :)
Contemporary Christian music lifts me up in just the right way at the right time. Klove.com will give you your local station.
I am a research and I find cool country music quite soothing especially when I am writing a complex report. Having such music play in low volumes in the background makes my day. Same applies when I want to sleep too! Try it, it works!
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I truly believe in the benefits of music. Everyday while going through treatment I listened to soothing music and looked out our bay window at a beautiful view and garden. I believe this truly helped my positive attitude and recovery. Although only 3 months since my last treatment, I continue to do this daily.
I think music is wonderful for the spirit. I have loaded my ipod with many songs I loved when I was young and listen to them when I take my morning walk. I would love to dance but the legs aren't as strong as they use to be but I give a try anyway.
I found it exceptionally helpful at night. Sleep for me has been exceedingly difficult and about 30 minutes of music while I lay in bed has helped me sleep. Also for those middle of night episodes where I'm wide awake, I plug in my earphones and it works in reducing my frustration and sadness..
I understand that brain research during this past decade has evidenced the positive effects of certain kinds of music on the feeling and physiology of a person.
i totally agree. i have my on and off days when the pain is just too much and it makes me really depressed but then i turn on my music especially the garth brooks song "the river" and i wouldnt say it takes away the pain but it works for the depression part i feel like there is a ray of hope.
I had chemotherapy 15 years ago and while I was in the hospital they had this stuffed bear with a tape player in its stomach. I listened to music tapes a lot during the 35 days I was hospitalized and it was very soothing. I now use music to energize and also to ground me when life gets too stressful. I recently told my brother who was just diagnosed with cancer to listen to some music as it is great for the mind and body.
I found that when I listen to music either during chemo treatment or in time of stress I can leave my worries and pain behind.
My husband an I go out every Saturday night to dance for at least one hour. That's my exercise for Saturdays. It is great for the mind, body, and soul.
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regarding the music in relation to cancer
Oh, that's really what I am doing lately,
I am had hodgikin lymphoma since 3 years and 2 month, and yes music, dancing, good imaginations, getting back memories to your mind is a very good thing that I tried, and I tell myself, deep inside, there is a voice say, I am almost healed, I will heal completely… I will live a normal life
I like the song" the dancing queen" while really feeling so, I used that, and it works out
My HMO, bless its heart, has online music, meditations and guided imagery sessions which I've put onto my MP3 player and have used again and again to relax, renew, and strengthen myself as I cope with a recurrence of ovarian cancer...what a great resource!
Music can definitely impact cancer patients
in many positive ways such as relaxing and equally important to energize. Also, please
consider one more thought. Using music in
therapeutic riding sessions, to both relax and
revitalize. "THE BEAT"(Heart Hoof Drum)
What you say about music resonates with me. A digital music player, eg. iPod, is a great investment. Download your favourite tunes. Listen while you are doing chores, waiting to see the oncologist, walking, etc., whenever you need to be calmed or uplifted.
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In the wake of the wars and Communist rule that dominated Europe over the past century, JDC has worked to rebuild shattered lives and fractured Jewish communities throughout the continent.
Today, JDC has redefined its operations in the region to complement the current realities of new borders and accelerated change.
From Berlin to Bucharest, JDC provides critical assistance to meet the vital needs of Jews at risk, help foster self-sustaining communities, and pave the path for the next generation.
JDC's work in Central and Eastern Europe focuses on:
- Saving the poorest Jews: JDC provides lifesaving assistance to impoverished Jewish elderly—primarily Holocaust survivors—and needy Jewish children throughout the region. In these times of economic uncertainty in the Balkans and throughout Eastern Europe, JDC answers the cries of the "new poor" who are severely impacted by unemployment, inflation, and debt and in need of food, medical care, and housing and utility subsidies.
- Revitalizing Jewish life: Continuing to revive Jewish communal life in countries that lived under communist rule until the late 1980s, JDC acts as a catalyst for community development and Jewish renewal throughout Europe. JDC's programs educate Jews about pluralistic Jewish traditions within and outside the walls of Jewish community centers; and provide Jewish camping programs, family retreats, and grassroots and virtual learning experiences that build a connection to Jewish life and culture for future generations of European Jewry.
To help strengthen the infrastructure of growing communities, JDC works with local partners to help volunteers and professionals develop skills in strategic planning, fundraising, property restitution and management, and regional networking.
- Developing tomorrow's Jewish leaders: JDC trains Jewish professionals, lay leaders and volunteers through learning seminars, conferences, and cross border initiatives. JDC is investing in a cadre of up-and-coming leaders to ensure communal life continues to grow and communities can respond to the pressing needs of their most vulnerable members.
For years, JDC has provided communities in the region with professional expertise and cultivated leadership to ensure Jewish continuity. JDC's aim in Europe is to continue to help communities move toward self-sustainability in all aspects of communal life, even in the face of current challenges.


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Debates of May 30th, 2012
House of Commons Hansard #130 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was human.
- Question Period
- The Holocaust
- Bring Back the Salmon
- Patriotes de Longueuil 1999 Soccer Team
- Royal Canadian Air Cadets
- Africa Day
- Birkdale Art in the Park
- Veterans Affairs
- National Anaphylaxis Month
- Penn Torah
- Laure Frappier and Raymond Poisson
- Restoring Rail Service Legislation
- Aboriginal Affairs
- New Democratic Party of Canada
- Markham
- New Democratic Party of Canada
- Mailing of Human Remains
- Restoring Rail Service Legislation
- The Environment
- Employment Insurance
- Fisheries and Oceans
- The Environment
- Employment
- Co-operatives
- Natural Resources
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Search and Rescue
- Rail Transportation
- Contaminated Water in Shannon
- The Environment
- Health
- Fisheries and Oceans
- The Environment
- Employment
- The Economy
- Search and Rescue
- Aerospace Industry
- Foreign Affairs
- Transportation
- Agriculture and Agri-food
- Resignation of Member
- Points of Order
- Public Safety
- Government Response to Petitions
- Interparliamentary Delegations
- Committees of the House
- Canada Elections Act
- Citizenship Act
- Private Member's Business
- Government of Iran
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Motions for Papers
- Business of Supply
- Groundwater Contamination
- Canada Pension Plan
- Canadian Human Rights Act
- Rights & Democracy
- Parks Canada
2:05 p.m.
The Speaker Andrew Scheer
It being Wednesday, we will start with the singing of our national anthem, led today by the hon. member for Saint-Jean.
[Members sang the national anthem]
The Holocaust
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Peter Goldring Edmonton East, AB
Mr. Speaker, 70 years ago, the duly elected leader and government of a modern country, known for its contributions to the arts and culture, edicted mass murder of an unimaginable scale. The world was shocked to learn of meticulous state records documenting millions who perished, horrendous evidence that evil resides everywhere when left unchecked due to apathy and indifference. The goal was genocide, to obliterate Jews in all countries under Nazi control.
As the storm clouds of rhetoric and denial gather against Jews throughout the world, we stand together to remember those whose lives were annihilated in the Holocaust. We stand to condemn those acts of genocide and those who would deny the very atrocities that caused millions to perish at the hand of their fellow man.
We stand as one people, under the banner of humanity, united in our support to solemnly pledge, this day and forever, never again.
Bring Back the Salmon
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Chris Alexander Ajax—Pickering, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recall a wonderful event. On April 11, on the shores of Duffins Creek, in the city of Pickering, I had the pleasure to support, with the hon. Minister of Fisheries and Oceans, Bring Back the Salmon, which brought the community together to restock Duffins Creek with Atlantic salmon yearlings.
It was an inspiring day for all of us: for Mayor Dave Ryan, for the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters' Executive Director Angelo Lombardo, Ontario Power Generation employees, Sir Sandford Fleming College employees, and provincial fish and wildlife officials to see students from Holy Redeemer Catholic School and Pine Ridge Secondary School release Atlantic salmon into the wild.
French explorers dubbed Duffins Creek the "Rivière au saumon". For centuries before that it was home to large aboriginal settlements dependent on fish. In the late 1800s habitat destruction and overfishing sent these stocks into decline. Today, since May 2006, Bring Back the Salmon has put 2.5 million young Atlantic salmon back into Duffins Creek, Cobourg Brook and the Credit River.
This is another great example of our government's dedication to the principles of conservation and real action to preserve Canada's natural habitat.
Patriotes de Longueuil 1999 Soccer Team
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Pierre Nantel Longueuil—Pierre-Boucher, QC
Mr. Speaker, I am very proud to rise in the House today to speak about the Patriotes de Longueuil.
As members are aware, Longueuil was hit with extremely heavy rains yesterday evening, but that did not stop the Patriotes de Longueuil 1999 soccer team from holding its first wine, cheese and sushi tasting at Christie's in Boucherville.
This extremely successful event helped the team raise $5,610. Thanks to the support of a number members of the community, the boys' team will be able to live its dream of competing in the prestigious Mediterranean International Cup from March 26 to 31, 2013, in Catalonia, Spain. A number of major professional soccer players have made a name for themselves at this event in the past.
Congratulations to Guerline Déodat on her involvement, without which yesterday's event would not have been possible.
Good luck to the Patriotes de Longueuil.
I know that your dedication will bring you to new heights in 2013.
Royal Canadian Air Cadets
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Bev Shipley Lambton—Kent—Middlesex, ON
Mr. Speaker, to learn, to serve, to advance. These words are the motto of the young Canadians who I met this past weekend. On Saturday, I had the great privilege of meeting many remarkable Royal Canadian air cadets in my riding during the #3 Striker Squadron's 8th annual inspections and awards presentations in Strathroy.
These young men and women are Canada's future. Marksmanship, first aid, survival, music, aircraft identification, navigation, aerospace, communication, meteorology and airport operations are only some of the skills that these young men and women learn. This program is not only training air cadets, but is shaping our future CEOs, leaders and entrepreneurs.
I would like to applaud the many young cadets in Lambton—Kent—Middlesex, and all across Canada, for their hard work and dedication to our great country.
Africa Day
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Mauril Bélanger Ottawa—Vanier, ON
Mr. Speaker, Africa Day is an annual commemoration of the 1963 founding of the Organization of African Unity, now the African Union.
The 53 member states work together to address common challenges. They have dedicated themselves to creating an integrated, prosperous and peaceful Africa driven by its own citizens and representing a dynamic force in the global arena.
On Africa Day, we pause to recognize the people and the promise of Africa. By 2020, fully 70% of the African population will be under 20 years old. Inspiring and empowering young people is thus critical to Africa's future.
Today we are celebrating Africa Day at the Government of Canada Conference Centre. All of my colleagues in the House and the Senate who are members of the Canada-Africa Parliamentary Association are invited to attend this event after 6:00 p.m. or immediately after the votes.
You will be able to taste African dishes and meet members of the diaspora and African ambassadors, all while helping Africa build its future.
Birkdale Art in the Park
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Roxanne James Scarborough Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, this Saturday, June 2, the Midland Park Community Association is hosting its second annual Birkdale Art in the Park, 2012. This outdoor art show and sale showcases many of the talented artists of Scarborough. It is held outside the Birkdale Community Centre in the lovely Midland Park area of my riding of Scarborough Centre.
This event allows artists to connect with the community. It is a terrific afternoon for anyone looking to browse fine art and crafts such as paintings, mixed media, jewellery and sculpture. As an artist myself, I look forward to seeing all of the work on display. I hope to speak with each artist personally about the pieces. I would also like to encourage our youth to explore their talents and creativity. That is why I am inviting parents to drop by my table with their children to sit down and paint their own individual works of art.
Lastly, I would like to thank Mr. David Barnes and the Midland Park Community Association for organizing this terrific community event. I look forward to seeing everybody out this Saturday.
Veterans Affairs
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Peter Stoffer Sackville—Eastern Shore, NS
Mr. Speaker, yesterday was a red-letter day for 6,500 disabled veterans in this country. After a five and a half year legal challenge, Dennis Manuge and his legal team of Peter Driscoll and Dan Wallace of McInnes Cooper in Halifax finally won what was rightfully theirs.
In 2006, the NDP moved a motion to eliminate the SISIP clawback. Unfortunately, the Conservatives at the time voted against it and told these veterans to go to court. That is what they did. Thankfully, the government realized that it would not win that case and now these disabled veterans will get the money they so rightfully deserve.
I personally want to thank Dennis Manuge from my riding, the lead plaintiff in this, for being the hero for those veterans across the country. I also want to thank all of the individual members of Parliament who convinced the government not to challenge this decision. Sadly, it had to go to court in the first place. Hopefully, this will be a lesson to all members of Parliament, now and in the future, that disabled veterans should never have to go to court to get the benefits they so rightfully deserve.
National Anaphylaxis Month
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Bob Dechert Mississauga—Erindale, ON
Mr. Speaker, I stand today to bring attention to national anaphylaxis month. Many Canadians live with a severe allergic condition that causes them to pay constant attention to what they eat and even sometimes what they touch. They live every day with the worry of being only one mistake away from a potentially life-threatening accident.
To raise awareness for this cause, four Mississauga MPs recently had the privilege of taking part in the Take Action Against Reactions five kilometre walk in Erindale Park in my constituency. Funds generated from the walk went toward research and education for anaphylaxis, allergies and asthma. There is much we can and should do to support those who have life-threatening allergies, but we can all start by learning how to recognize the early signs of a reaction and how to administer an EpiPen.
I would like to thank all of those involved who made the walk a success, including Debbie Bruce, who continues to raise awareness of this important cause. I urge all Canadians to learn more about anaphylaxis and special dietary needs.
Penn Torah
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Joyce Bateman Winnipeg South Centre, MB
Mr. Speaker, on Sunday, May 27, I was honoured to attend the dedication of the Penn Torah at Temple Shalom in my riding of Winnipeg South Centre. Temple Shalom is the only reform synagogue in Winnipeg and it is celebrating its 25th year in its current building in my riding.
The Penn Torah is the first Torah scroll ever written in Winnipeg and the first ever written by a female Canadian soferet or scribe. Irma Penn dedicated the last two years to this painstaking endeavour, ensuring that every letter is accurate and readable, that there is equal weight to the black lettering on the white parchment, black fire on white fire. The soferet must have a keen eye, strong intellect, incredible focus, great discipline and tremendous patience, and she did.
Today, we congratulate Irma Penn and Temple Shalom for this new creation, the Penn Torah, which symbolizes a renewal of dedication to Judaism and to our community.
Laure Frappier and Raymond Poisson
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Sana Hassainia Verchères—Les Patriotes, QC
Mr. Speaker, I would like to salute the work of an exceptional woman in my riding. Sixty-year-old Laure Frappier has been an super-volunteer since the age of nine. Even losing her sight in 1998 hardly slowed her down.
After a complicated rehabilitation process, she embraced new challenges, eager to serve her community. She went back to university in 2003 and earned a bachelor's degree in psychosocial intervention. In 2007, she founded Contact'L, an organization that helps women in distress.
I would like to congratulate Ms. Frappier on her dedication and generosity. Thanks to her, many women find their way to a life with dignity.
I would also like to congratulate another of my constituents. On May 1, His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI appointed Raymond Poisson as auxiliary bishop. Father Poisson was the rector of the Sainte-Anne of Varennes Basilica and the pastor for Varennes, Verchères, Contrecoeur and Calixa-Lavallée. I am delighted for him, but at the same time, we will be sad to see him go.
I wish Father Poisson continued success on the other side of the river.
Restoring Rail Service Legislation
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Wladyslaw Lizon Mississauga East—Cooksville, ON
Mr. Speaker, it is clear that the leader of the third party has not learned a thing since his time as premier of Ontario. As premier he had a proven record of failure when it came to the economy, with large deficits, high taxes and record unemployment. It seems that he wants to see Canada go down the same dark path.
Last night the House of Commons stayed late into the night to pass legislation to get CP Rail running again. A strike halting the trains at CP Rail could cost the Canadian economy over $500 million a week and put thousands of Canadian jobs at risk. We have pulled out all the stops to protect these jobs and Canada's economy, but the leader of the Liberal Party is threatening to delay the bill at the next stage.
We urge the leader of the third party to do the right thing for the Canadian economy and promise that the Liberals will not delay this critical bill.
Aboriginal Affairs
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Niki Ashton Churchill, MB
Mr. Speaker, today the Native Women's Association of Canada and Justice for Girls released a report that documents the impacts of intergenerational residential school trauma on criminalized women and girls.
The cross-country consultations entitled, "Arrest the Legacy: From Residential Schools to Prisons", included over 300 first nations, Métis and Inuit women who have been in custody, as well as community and justice sector workers.
Aboriginal women are over-represented in the Canadian prison system due to poverty, violence, mental health issues and multi-generational abuse.
This report includes several recommendations to improve the lives of aboriginal women and girls, such as alternatives to incarceration, increased support for community-led healing, and supportive housing.
The first step for the Conservative government is to listen to the research that comes from organizations such as the Native Women's Association of Canada. The second step is for the government to act to stop the devastating impacts of Bill C-10, to reverse the cuts to research and healing programming and to eradicate poverty among aboriginal women.
The Canadian government is leaving aboriginal women in the cold. It is time to respect first nations, Métis and Inuit women instead of criminalizing them.
New Democratic Party of Canada
Statements By Members
May 30th, 2012 / 2:15 p.m.
Jacques Gourde Lotbinière—Chutes-de-la-Chaudière, QC
Mr. Speaker, the leader of the NDP had no choice but to visit the oil sands after he described this resource as a "disease". He clearly stated that he does not support the oil sands and would like to see their development halted, which would mean the loss of thousands of jobs.
Those comments followed others made by other obstinate NDP members, calling for a moratorium on oil sands development. Their opposition to resource development is harmful to all regions of Canada and will hurt Quebec's Plan Nord, for instance.
While the NDP is trying to quietly advance its anti-development agenda, there remains no doubt that it wants to shut down an industry that brings in billions of dollars for the Government of Canada and pays for important social programs, such as education and health care.
We will let him visit the oil sands, but we will not forget that he wants to impose a carbon tax, shut down development of the oil sands and kill thousands of jobs.
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
John McCallum Markham—Unionville, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise to congratulate Markham town council on its decision last night to become a city, effective Canada Day, 2012.
Over the last half century, probably no place in Canada has changed more than Markham has. From a small, agriculture-based town, Markham has emerged as Canada's high tech centre and is the most diverse community in the country.
With a population of 300,000, it is time for Markham to become a city, not only for reasons of population, but also to attract investment and jobs.
Markham is also a very well governed town. The town council has managed to keep property taxes virtually flat for the last four years.
Markham is also one of the greenest communities in the country.
When asked which community I represent in this Parliament, as of Canada Day, I will be very proud to say, the city of Markham.


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