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Dormition of St. Anna, mother of the Theotokos
The Gospel according to Luke 8:16-21
The Lord said, "No one after lighting a lamp covers it with a vessel, or puts it under a bed, but puts it on a stand, that those who enter may see the light. For nothing is hid that shall not be made manifest, nor anything secret that shall not be known and come to light. Take heed then how you hear; for to him who has will more be given, and from him who has not, even what he thinks that he has will be taken away."
Then his mother and his brothers came to him, but they could not reach him for the crowd. And he was told, "Your mother and your brothers are standing outside, desiring to see you." But he said to them, "My mother and my brothers are those who hear the word of God and do it."
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by Joe Buscaglia
posted Aug 22 2012 6:43PM
Throughout the past couple of days of practice, anytime the Buffalo Bills were going through special teams drills you could find wide receiver Stevie Johnson on the stationary bike staying loose. As it turns out, there was a reason for that.
After Wednesday's practice, Johnson admitted the groin injury that he had surgery on in the off-season has started bugging him the past two days.
"The entire training camp I was good," the wideout said in reference to his groin. "[Wednesday], I don't know if this happened [Tuesday] or what not but I guess it just got a little sore. It's no like pop or injury -- just sore that's all it is."
Although it was his right side that bogged him down for a couple of days at training camp, he confirmed that it was indeed the left side that provided the soreness. The left is the side operated on in a case of a minor off-season procedure.
Johnson didn't miss any reps throughout the practice the past two days, and said he doesn't expect miss any time.
"No issue really, I know I can play a full game with it, but I just felt it," he said. "I went from not feeling it at all to a little soreness coming around. I think that's just from the reps being heightened this week."
With the way it bothered him last season, Johnson believes riding the stationary bike might just be a trend he'll continue to prevent any further problems.
"I'll probably be on that like maybe throughout the season because I don't want any 'what if's' while I'm sitting down not doing anything and then I get out there and do something -- pop, and there you go with another groin injury," the wideout remarked. "So I just try to stay active a little bit, walking around and stretching."
Johnson is one of many players that have been dealing with pain in that area of the body. Both Erik Pears and Mark Anderson, the two players that sat out of practice Wednesday, have groin injuries that has made them both miss some practice time.
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Representative Walt Horan (R-WA), circa 1940s-1950s.
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The papers of Walter Franklin Horan, Representative in Congress from the 5th District of the State of Washington, were given to the Washington State University Library in 1964 by Mr. Horan. They were initially processed in July to November of 1965 by Earle Connette. Sally Horan donated additional papers in the late 1960s and early 1970s, and these were added to the collection. Between 2006 and 2011, the entire collection was comprehensively rehoused, and the descriptions in this collection guide were were expanded to include information at the file level.
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Number of containers: 515
Linear feet of shelf space: 270
Approximate number of items: 361,000
Walter Franklin Horan (1898-1966) was elected to the United States House of Representatives in 1942 as representative of the Fifth Congressional District of the State of Washington. He served a total of eleven consecutive terms, from 1943 to 1964, losing the 1964 election to Thomas Foley. He was a member of several sub-committees of the House Appropriations Committee: Agriculture, Legislative, State, Commerce, Justice, and Judiciary, and served as Chairman of the District of Columbia Committee. Horan was a Republican.
Horan was born in Wenatchee, Washington, in 1898. He served in the United States Navy during World War I, and attended Washington State University, receiving his A.B. degree in 1925. He worked as an orchardist in Wenatchee.
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The papers in this collection consist of correspondence to and from Walt Horan, interfiled and combined with other manuscripts and printed materials used in his official work. The consist of: government documents, when these were important to his work and to the file for reference and record; pamphlets and similar ephemeral materials, both solicited and unsolicited, issued by government agencies and corporate bodies and organizations; working papers and materials used in the legislative processes on the floor of the Congress and in hearings, including Mr. Horan's recorded participation and his bills; records of services rendered constituents in their personal and official intercourse with the government, civil and military; communications with constituents through radio, television, and newsletter; and political materials of national, regional, and local concern, including biennial campaigns.
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The outgoing office correspondence constitutes a name-index arranged alphabetically by years and will be useful in certain approaches to the papers. For example, a searcher wishing to examine the known correspondence of a Mr. Brown of Spokane may easily determine that Mr. Horan wrote to him on February 15, 1951, concerning the Rural Electrification Administration. Examination of the file of this agency will produce Mr. Brown's letter of February 7, 1951, another copy of Mr. Horan's reply, and attached will be any other correspondence Mr. Horan may have had with other persons or Government agencies in connection with his reply, along with a copy of any printed material which Mr. Horan sent to Mr. Brown.
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Dwayne Roloson: Destined To Play Every Game Between Now and Elimination?
Jonathan Willis
March 21 2009 11:51AM
Fun game last night. The refereeing was questionable – at times even downright bad, and the Oilers didn't exactly carry the play for the whole game, but a win is a win and the Oilers have managed to put together a stretch of play that has them gaining some clearance on 9th place in the West. Despite a goal from Gagner and a shootout goal from Kotalik, the second line was soundly outplayed on the night, and Liam Reddox left the game after a late hit to the head from behind courtesy of Ben Eager.
Dwayne Roloson played his 27th game in a row last night, and there were some scary moments. He went down hard a couple of times, at one point slamming the back of his knee into his goal post, at another point appearing to injure his arm. He was asked about it after the game, and here are some of the questions:
REPORTER: Havlat went around the net and it looked like you hurt your arm… ROLOSON: You'll have to ask the trainers on that one, I'm not at liberty to say.
REPORTER: Were you worried at all when you went down? ROLOSON: No, I wasn't worried – well I was worried, he had the puck and he was going behind the net. You always worry when something hurts, but it's part of the job. PRINCIPE: Did you think you might have to come out, especially on the initial impact? ROLOSON: I don't know. I can't answer that question – I don't know what my thought process was at that point, sorry Gene I really can't.
PRINCIPE: Before the game the head coach said that he had spoken to you and that he maybe considered starting Jeff, but he thought "why change a good thing". I'm wonder about the conversation feeling you had in getting another chance to continue the streak? ROLOSON: Well it wasn't much of a conversation. He just said, "Are you OK?" I said "yeah" That was it. There wasn't much to it.
Aside from the fact that Roloson clearly likes playing with the media and that he isn't going to say anything that indicates he feels tired or hurt, I see one very interesting point there. At the risk of reading too much into one comment, the conversation between Roloson and MacTavish would seem to offer us a glimpse into the coach's mindset. MacTavish clearly sees Roloson as a better option than Jeff Deslauriers, and it seems that he plans to ride the hot hand until Roloson says he needs a break – and despite his age I don't know if that's going to happen. Given that Roloson gets practices off, and given his incredibly competitive nature, I doubt that he's going to ask for a break. MacTavish actually raised the point that playing many consecutive games could be a positive for Roloson:
"I'm waiting for the question: Do you think all this activity has been beneficial to Rollie?" added MacTavish. "And I'll answer it: It looks to me like it has. He is a guy that's capable of keeping his game at the level it's at for quite some time."
Is that wise? While this doesn't qualify as a full answer, here is Dwayne Roloson's save percentage (h/t to Vic Ferrari for the idea) in five game segments over the last 27 games:
- 1st segment: .898 SV%
- 2nd segment: .923 SV%
- 3rd segment: .918 SV%
- 4th segment: .912 SV%
- 5th segment: .919 SV%
- Last 2 games: .929 SV%
I don't see any evidence there that Roloson's getting tired yet. Further, I really don't see MacTavish resting him until one of two things occurs: the Oilers have a playoff spot locked, or the wheels fall off. And I'm not convinced that he's wrong to do so.
David S wrote:
Jack "FMNF" Bauer wrote: I wonder how Mactavish feels when his superstar goalie is at Oil City after a game getting wasted and leaving with a couple of blondes on his arms. What's with Oil City anyways? The place is a dive and yet it seems to be the team's "after game practice" place of choice.
My villeneuve sources confirmed that Oil City is a dive, with free drinks for all on ice oil personnel. Sheldon is not impressed with what Edmonton has to offer the best dressed Oiler.
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Jonathan Willis wrote: DWAYNE ROLOSON: DESTINED TO PLAY EVERY GAME BETWEEN NOW AND ELIMINATION? And you call yourself an Oilers fan… your supposed to be riding the OilFan rollercoaster of dizzying highs and soul crushing lows. The correct title of this article (given the current state of the team) is: "DWAYNE ROLOSON: DESTINED TO PLAY EVERY GAME BETWEEN NOW AND US WINNING THE STANLEY CUP?"
Good Call
I can see Roli playing every game from now on. He just seems to be getting better and better.
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David, are you out of your mind? On the contrary,you should keep up with the rest of us. The Oils organization screwed up with the 3 goalie system. All it did was limit practise and playing time for the goalies; and as well, it shorten the bench for a nongoalie roster player. They could have used that spot to test other AHL players. They could not send Deslaurier back to AHL without clearing waivers so they trade Garon away who could have made a better back up than the inexp. Deslaurier. Now they are hooped and they better pray that Rolli does not get injured playing over 26 consecutive games breaking Ranford's record. They are in deep doo doo if they make it far into the playoffs. Rolli is no spring chicken at 39 and playing nonstop while facing over 30 shots on average per game. Dustin Penner was given a huge contract by Lowe to pry him out of Anaheim. Now Penner has to play like a guy worth 4.5 million in his 1st and 2nd year and as well be a physical force (as reiterated by MacT so often). Well Penner was not a physical force nor a fighter while in Anaheim (please check his stats in pim). SO we whip this Clydesdale into a thorougbred because of his contract, size and 29 goals in Anaheim. Lets face it, MacT has his favorites and not so fav. Penner gets the doghouse and has become MacT's whipping boy on most nights.No coach can stand a pro athlete playing beneath his potential. Dustin HAS proven he can play better, problem is he doesn't bring it every night. Know what? For $4.5 million he'd better show up. Bottom line, he plays to his potential (or at least tries) or he gets demoted. What part of that don't you get?Schremp gets fewer breaks than Reddox. What in the hell is Reddox partnering with Hemsky when you have others with more scoring touch such as Pouliot, Nilsson, Gagner, Cogs, etc to play there.Schremp got more than a few breaks. He blew them all with soft play. End of story. He's done. Sorry you have to get rid of your Rob Schremp sheets and lunch box. When you're on the bubble, coaches take it alot easier on you when you bust your tail like uhhh Reddox.MacT's system is quite perplexing most times. So david, you cannot be further fron the truth when you say it is not MacT's fault. Your statements are idiotic to say the lease. Are you Kevin Lowe aka David S… lolPerplexing to me as well. But I have no experience at the NHL level as a player or coach, nor do I have telepathic abilities to read his mind. I'd look kinda stupid spouting off about things I didn't actually know jack about. But I'm pretty sure pro coaches have reasons for what they do. Some things work out. Some don't. That's life and hockey is a game. No doubt MacT isn't perfect and the team has it's flaws. They'll probably have an epic fail in the first round of the playoffs. If you took a break from your FMNF love-ins with your crew in front of the MACs store, you'd realize that losing badly in the first round this year might be an important part of our young team's development because they'll never want to go through that humiliation again.
Sorry boys. I made a mess of the block quote thing.
BTW - I clicked on the Dub5 link by mistake. You've got the wrong web address. It should be: hxxp://dub5.net/
March 21 2009, 11:08PM
The real logic to me is that Roli will never ever get hurt.
Because he's a superhero. Sure, he's FRICKIN' 40, but no way he gets hurt.
And even if he did, I can't think of a possible situation in the past where having sh*tty/not ready backup goaltending has been a problem when The Oldie did get hurt.
No sir, not a one.
Oh no....wait, there was this once.......
March 21 2009, 11:10PM
@ volfman:
Out of curiosity, have you been doing a count? He's struggled of late for sure, and I'd like to compare what you've seen to what I've seen.
If not, it's cool; I'm mostly just curious since I've had a devil of a time watching games lately.
Roli has to play. He has been by far the Oilers best player. Think of it this way, where would the Oilers be if Roil wasn't in net? I can't think of another Oiler player that is even close to the level Roli has played in the last month.
Gotta keep riding him now.
I can't believe the Jagr issued died so quickly. How can Steve and Kevin stand in front of the local media and say there were not interested in Jagr and then the storey breaks from Jagr himself saying that indeed they were after him. What gives, are we all forgiving Steve and Kevin lying to us, right to our faces??????? Help me understand
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Roli has to play. He has been by far the Oilers best player. Think of it this way, where would the Oilers be if Roil wasn't in net? I can't think of another Oiler player that is even close to the level Roli has played in the last month. Gotta keep riding him now. I can't believe the Jagr issued died so quickly. How can Steve and Kevin stand in front of the local media and say there were not interested in Jagr and then the storey breaks from Jagr himself saying that indeed they were after him. What gives, are we all forgiving Steve and Kevin lying to us, right to our faces??????? Help me understand
Deep Oil should be here any minute now.
March 22 2009, 02:03AM
Roli is gonna carry this team on his back until the playoffs (yes, we will make the playoffs).
Thanks for bringing that wonderful incite to the conversation Dan from Wainwright, lol.
March 22 2009, 09:45AM
If we don't make the playoffs and if MacT resigns or whatever what are the odds of him landing in Pho or NYR? I can see those 2 places as the strongest. And while we're on it when the hell is the Moose gonna get behind a bench (ass to start) or behind the scenes somewhere? Imagine if Lowe, MacT, Gretz and Mess all ended up here or in NY? It'd be neat to see if the dream team 2.0 would be a success or not.
March 22 2009, 10:22AM
@ Goal A Game Line:
If MacTavish quits, I'm fully prepared to launch an "anybody but Messier" campaign.
Besides, I think Messier's been linked to the GM job in New York.
It would be a sad day if another ex Oiler became head coach. Why not take the approach of bringing in a coach that coaches the style of hockey the organization wants to play. If it's offense then bring in that type of coach, if it's the trap, bring in that type of coach,etc.....
I think MacT will be back for another year as the team will make the playoffs.
Still no comment on the Jagr issue,why?
@ David S:David, you are obviously wearing rose coloured glasses. The Schremp thing went south from the beginning when he was show boating in the shootout. I guess it speaks volume about his maturity. Schremp is a good skater according to Daum. MacT ripped Schremp on TV while he was still playing on the farm for being slow and soft (classy). Clearly, the problem lies in MacT 's chemistry with Schremp. Robbie doesn't get chances to learn in the NHL. Despite of the Oils record setting injuries in 2007-08 , it was only called up twice and once in 2006-07-pathetic. While others on the farm get more time and patience from the coach to learn in the NHL, Robbie gets the "Oliver Twist treatment"- a lot of time spent hoping but no breaks for a free meal.
As with Dustin Penner, MacT will bend him until he breaks if not he will continue to be his whipping boy then trade him. With some players you can embarrassed and ripped them out in public as well as sit them out hoping to get a positive respond. Well, Penner did not follow that path because he is trying to learn the MacT's system but apparrently not fast enough for MacT's liking. Public humiliation doesn't work for everyone. Pride and dignity seemed to get in the way.
So David (Staples?), perhaps you should hangout at the MAC store and read a little more. The FMNF love-in is just your fantasy in your head.
March 22 2009, 01:19PM
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@ Goal A Game Line: Besides, I think Messier's been linked to the GM job in New York.
That rumour has been out for awhile but I wonder what keeps taking so long for him to step into something?
March 22 2009, 06:52PM
Slurve wrote:
The Schremp thing went south from the beginning when he was show boating in the shootout. I guess it speaks volume about his maturity. Schremp is a good skater according to Daum.
I've had Daum on my show multiple times and never once has he said Schremp is a good skater. He said he needs to improve his footspeed, which isn't a shock to anyone who has watched him.
@ Jason Gregor:This was quoted from the Edmonton journal this morning March 22, 2009 article by Jim Matheson's Hockey World page C4. There was a quote from Daum regarding Schremp.
From LT's blog today...
"Daum (today's paper): "People talk about his poor skating, but he's not a poor skater, he's just not as aggressive as he should be when he doesn't have the puck. He has to reinvent himself."
March 23 2009, 11:00AM
David S wrote:
Daum (today's paper): "People talk about his poor skating, but he's not a poor skater, he's just not as aggressive as he should be when he doesn't have the puck. He has to reinvent himself."
He's not a poor skater. True, but Daum never says he is a GOOD skater. Schremp needs direction on what he NEEDS to work on, and he has be to receptive. He is combative to what coaches have told him since turning pro, but he also isn't the most eager beaver to put forth what they tell him.


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I understand your sentiments, its the generation. If he's not dead then he would make a video saying that, just wait a few weeks and take that as proof.
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A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools.
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That's where they contradicted themselves because they say they did an Islamic burial but dumping him at sea is not part of the process.
According to the Sharia law Muslims must be buried in a Islamic cemetery facing Mecca,
Source: About.com
If they were to give him a proper Islamic burial they should have followed through all the way according to Sharia law. Otherwise they should have just said they killed him and dumped him in the sea.


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Photo mash-ups of past and present on Flickr
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This may be the coolest thing I've seen all week: Looking into the Past, a Flickr photo pool started by Jason E. Powell, is a collection of images that literally overlap past and present incarnations of everyday spaces. Photographers seek out archival images of a particular spot via old postcards, photographs, etc., then return to that spot, camera in hand, to capture it again, this time with the archival image held up to roughly coincide with the place where it once stood.
People are doing this to their own homes, to hospitals, rail stations and neighborhood joints, as well as to historic landmarks. Some of the most compelling and poignant examples from the pool include images of participants' now-deceased relatives, or still-living friends and family members in younger days, superimposed over the spots where they were once photographed. When interviewed about the project in Wired U.K., Powell explained how the idea originated.
"I was searching around for a way to illustrate the phrase 'modern-day equivalent', and my original idea was to do a typical then/now shot, perhaps as a diptych or with some Photoshop work. After I printed the source imagery for my first test shots of my hometown from the Library of Congress, I went out to shoot the photographs and flashed on the idea of paying homage to another Flickr collection, Michael Hughes' Souvenirs project, but only with historical imagery. Looking at the result, I immediately fell in love with it and decided to do a series of images."
As far as I could tell, right now there are only seven contributions from Chicago or Illinois (see one of these photographs, by Chris Gansen, below; click on the image to be taken directly to Gansen's Flickr page). If you're a street photographer, urban planning buff, or collector of vintage postcards, why not do a little Eugene Atget-style detective work of your own and uncover the secret history of some of your favorite Chicago haunts. I'll be looking forward to seeing what gets added to this fascinating pool of images.


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Chicago Celebrates "Go for the Gold" in Food and Fitness
How many mascots does it take to turn a school assembly into a celebration? Well, on June 7, not one, not two, but a total of SEVEN mascots rocked the Chicago Public Schools' "Go for the Gold" HealthierUS School Challenge celebration at Walsh Elementary School. Three major Chicago sports teams sent their mascots to delight the kids and support the First Lady's Let's Move! initiative. Benny the Bull of the Chicago Bulls, Staley Da Bear (Chicago Bears) and DIBS (De Paul University Blue Demons basketball) brought down the house, with Benny shooting a basket from clear across the gym and Staley and DIBS battling it out on the drums.
Joining the merriment were USDA's Power Panther and three mascots from Chartwells Hospitality (CPS school meals provider). Univision TV reporter Enrique Rodriguez and emcee extraordinaire kept the mascots on their toes and had the entire gym shouting "Eat Smart…Play Hard…Let's Move!…Go for the Gold!" Read more »


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So, Asylum Of The Daleks, eh? What's that all about then? If only somebody could provide a useful recap to tell you…
Lured to the original planet of the Daleks by a distress call from one Darla Von Karlsen, the Doctor swiftly works out that he's been lured into trap. Once he figures it out, a Dalek eyestalk and gun emerge from Darla's body and the Doctor is shot.
Fortunately, not only is he not dead, but the maritally-challenged Amy and Rory have been captured by similar methods and all three are now in rather a lot of trouble.
See, they've been captured by the Daleks, who take up the unusual chant of "Save the Daleks!" and fire the Doctor and co at a planet containing the Asylum of the Daleks (after giving them protective wristbands), from whence is coming an unusual signal; a song from Carmen…
On the surface, they find the remains of a downed ship (the Alaska) and the remains of her crew. Surprisingly, they promptly turn into more of the pseudo-Roboman Dalek puppets seen earlier. It turns out that happens to anyone who stays there too long due to the Nano Cloud (nanogenes, making a return from The Empty Child) without the protection of wristbands. Shockingly, the Dalek puppets took Amy's off her wrist.
Keeping his wristband very firmly on his wrist is Rory, who got separated from the others upon landing and is now right in the middle of the Dalek asylum. He accidentally wakes them up (in a chilling scene) and is guided to safety by Oswin Oswald's voice on the intercom while the Doctor and Amy make their way to them. Along the way, the Nano Cloud infection causes Amy to go a tiny bit mental; she sees dancing ballerinas and people dressed up, when they're actually the insane Daleks having a ball.
Once Amy and Rory are reunited after an incident with a self-destructing Dalek, they still have to keep Amy loved-up, so the Doctor leaves them alone while he goes to retrieve Oswin (played, in what must be one of the best-kept secrets of Nu Who, by new companion Jenna-Louise Coleman). This presents the Ponds with an all-too-convenient chance to solve their marital difficulties (in which Rory brings up the perfectly valid point that he loves her more than she loves him). This whole plotline is possibly cleared up much too quickly and is symbolic of the whole "fairytale relationship" aspect of the Ponds' marriage.
Meanwhile, back at the ranch, the Doctor has to go through what passes for the Dalek equivalent of Intensive Care. This naturally terrifies the living [Kaled – Language Ed] out of him and he hammers on Oswin's door, begging to be let in. After a while, she does, seemingly delaying merely to delete all information on him from the telepathic database of the Daleks. Once he's in, his problems are just beginning. Because Oswin is a Dalek herself – the end stage of the process seen earlier with the Dalek puppets.
This is rather troublesome to say the least; obviously the Doctor can't take an insane Dalek back with him (albeit a Dalek that used to be human – Oswin was one of the former crewmembers of the Alaska, a genius working as a Junior Entertainment Manager). And Oswin, upon realising the truth of her situation, almost immediately tries to kill the Doctor. She backs down at the last minute, and turns off the force-field. Since that's the only thing stopping the Dalek ship in orbit from blowing up the planet, it's probably best that the Doctor and company get out of there sharpish.
Taking advantage of the teleporter that Amy and Rory have been standing on for the last several minutes after having resolved their marital difficulties with a quick discussion (too quick if you ask us), they beam back onto the Dalek spaceship…right into the TARDIS. This rather neatly gets round the difficulty of beaming back onto the ship without getting shot on sight (the Daleks were hoping the Doctor would be taken out with the planet, see) and serves to antagonise them further by serving them with a mystery (since their collective memory was erased, all they see is a mysterious stranger teleporting aboard and taunting them).
This leaves the Daleks repeating Dorium Maldovar's mantra: "DOC-TOR WHO? DOC-TOR WHO?" and once he's dropped Amy and Rory off home, the Doctor starts chanting it in jubilation, marvelling at the new power this gives him over the Daleks. Fade out…
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Apple Maps is worse in terms of listing points of interest and other map details, he said. But Hains' biggest beef with the new Maps is the lack of transit directions, he said. "In Tokyo, that's a deal breaker. And third-party apps can never fill that void. To get from point A to point B, you might go via any of 50+ transit companies' lines."Hains, 36, who works in the software industry, said he "started the parody account for fun. I felt like I was the only one seeing this as a huge mistake. I couldn't have been more wrong." So would the replacement of Google Maps make him consider a switch to an Android smartphone? "No, I'd rather eat glass," said Hains. "Definitely sticking with iPhone. Absolutely love it. I use all kinds of machines and operating systems. The ones I use by choice are all Apple products." His new iPhone 5 is on order, he said. Other similar issues have surfaced for users with Apple Maps, according to published reports. A story on BusinessInsider.com warned iOS users not to upgrade to iOS6 if they use subways often, because Apple Maps don't yet include subway route services that were available with Google maps. "Apple is relying on third-party developers to build the transit directions/schedules for maps," the story reported. "If you rely on public transit you should hold off on upgrading to iOS 6 until developers have built transit apps for Apple maps." The Guardian in London reported that users were experiencing a wide range of Apple maps glitches, including that the Paddington [railway] station had vanished, London had been relocated to Ontario, the Sears Tower in Chicago had shrunk, and Helsinki railway station had been turned into a park." In the Chicago incident, the Apple Map of the Sears Tower, a huge city landmark, points to a much smaller building that is obviously not the Sears Tower. And since 2009, the building has been called "Willis Tower," which also isn't noted in the Apple map.
All of that can probably be fixed, he said. "Fortunately for Apple, the ways in which its worse are fixable on the back end. No need to distribute new hardware."
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Debates of Feb. 29th, 2012
House of Commons Hansard #86 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was panama.
- Question Period
- Southeast Asia
- Dean Heywood
- Diamond Jubilee Medal
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Entrepreneurs
- La Francophonie
- Leap Day
- Foreign Affairs
- Daniel St-Pierre
- 2012 Scotties Tournament of Hearts
- First Nations
- Oil and Gas Industry
- Pink Shirt Day
- Veterans Affairs
- Conservative Party
- New Democratic Party of Canada
- 41st General Election
- Government Priorities
- Pensions
- 41st General Election
- Transportation Safety
- Canadian Food Inspection Agency
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Official Languages
- Justice
- 41st General Election
- National Defence
- Mining Industry
- Health
- National Defence
- The Environment
- Fisheries and Oceans
- Infrastructure
- 41st General Election
- Presence in Gallery
- Privilege
- Government Response to Petitions
- Foreign Affairs
- Export Development Canada
- Veterans Ombudsman
- Interparliamentary Delegations
- Petitions
- Questions Passed as Orders for Returns
- Motions for Papers
- Canada-Panama Economic Growth and Prosperity Act
- National Strategy for Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency (CCSVI) Act
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Canada Labour Code
- Criminal Code
- Corrections and Conditional Release Act
2 p.m.
The Speaker Andrew Scheer
Today being Wednesday, we will now have the singing of the national anthem led by the hon. member for Sackville—Eastern Shore.
[Members sang the national anthem]
Southeast Asia
Statements By Members
February 29th, 2012 / 2 p.m.
Andrew Saxton North Vancouver, BC
Mr. Speaker, I recently had the privilege and honour to be a member of the Canadian delegation accompanying His Excellency the Right Hon. David Johnston, Governor General of Canada, on his state visits to Malaysia, Vietnam and Singapore.
Our three nation tour of Southeast Asia was a valuable opportunity for Canada to enhance our relationships in an increasingly important region of the world. Engaging in what the Governor General referred to as the "diplomacy of knowledge", our trip promoted Canada as a premier destination for international students, many of whom will return to their home countries as unofficial ambassadors to promote Canada.
Southeast Asia represents a valuable opportunity for us. It is imperative that we continue to cultivate a closer relationship with countries in the region. Canada could benefit greatly by increasing trade and commerce throughout Southeast Asia. In this time of global economic uncertainty, it is our government's main priority to grow the economy and create jobs.
We will continue to build bridges and promote Canada with our international partners in order to promote mutual understanding and prosperity.
Dean Heywood
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Peter Stoffer Sackville—Eastern Shore, NS
Mr. Speaker, it is with sadness that I rise today to mention to the House of Commons the passing of a great Canadian, Mr. Dean Heywood, a long-time CBC parliamentary TV cameraman. From Meech Lake to Afghanistan and points in-between, Dean covered the most important stories of the day. He was always the one to get the shot and the picture that others wish they had landed.
As long-time friend and colleague, Ms. Julie Van Dusen, used to say, he always got the shot and knew the story inside and out. He loved his job and he liked living on the edge. His friends also said that he was a bit of a crusty fellow but that at the mention of his family he turned into a big marshmallow.
On behalf of the House of Commons, for his wife, Cheryl, his children, Chris, Jasmin and Duncan, and his entire CBC family, we say God bless the memory of Mr. Dean Heywood, a truly great Canadian.
Diamond Jubilee Medal
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Blake Richards Wild Rose, AB
Mr. Speaker, Canadians who have distinguished themselves in service to others are being awarded Diamond Jubilee Medals in this, the 60th year of Queen Elizabeth II's reign.
I have invited residents of my Wild Rose constituency to nominate candidates for this honour. Today I am proud to recognize two constituents who have already received these medals.
Dr. David Chalack received his medal this month from the Governor General. A veterinarian who lives in Cochrane, he is the past president of the Calgary Stampede and well-known for his dedication to animal care. He was inducted into the Canadian Agriculture Hall of Fame in November.
Harvey Shevalier was honoured by Alberta Lieutenant-Governor Donald Ethell for his service to veterans. He served in our military and has more than 40 years of service with the Royal Canadian Legion as Alberta/ NWT Command president and president of the Sundre Legion.
I look forward to recognizing many more deserving residents of Wild Rose through the Diamond Jubilee Medal program.
Multiple Sclerosis
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Kirsty Duncan Etobicoke North, ON
Mr. Speaker, 55,000 to 75,000 Canadians live with devastating MS. Tonight, all members will have the opportunity to vote their conscience, to do the right thing and to vote to develop a national strategy for CCSVI.
Sixty countries have undertaken 30,000 procedures, while Canada has failed to even begin clinical trials and failed to even begin collecting data, while 800 Canadians succumbed to MS.
North America's top doctors who diagnose and treat CCSVI, Drs. Hubbard, McDonald, Sclafani, Siskin, et cetera, support Bill C-280, as does Dr. Shannon, former deputy surgeon general, who lived through the restructuring of the Canadian blood system. He considers "the lack of definitive action on the part of governments, government agencies such as the CIHR and NGOs...extremely disappointing".
Colleagues, as those living with MS say, "you know what the right thing is to do, do the right thing".
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Chungsen Leung Willowdale, ON
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to share my appreciation for having had the honour to attend the annual gala of the Canada-Armenia Business Council that took place last Saturday, February 25. The gala truly showcased the spirit of entrepreneurship in Canada.
It is clear that entrepreneurs have the exceptional ability to turn ideas into solid companies and business ventures. They are able to grow by taking risks and by being innovative. There is no limit to what Canadian entrepreneurs can accomplish in today's global marketplace, and now is the time to work together to create a business environment where entrepreneurs can thrive.
Entrepreneurs create jobs and are an integral part of Canada's economy. Our government understands that the economic recovery is encouraged by the private sector and we have and will continue to work with entrepreneurs to make it easier for them to invest and create jobs.
We understand how important it is that the ambition and desire of Canada's entrepreneurs be fostered so that success can be achieved on a global scale. Our future generations will benefit from the consistent and exceptional growth in jobs and revenue that are the direct result of small businesses.
La Francophonie
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Robert Aubin Trois-Rivières, QC
Mr. Speaker, 2012 has one extra day. In a non-leap year, today would be the first day of March, which is the month during which we celebrate la Francophonie. That being said, Mr. Speaker, it is never too soon to celebrate with the 200 million French speakers and the 870 million citizens of the 70 states and governments that are members of the International Organization of La Francophonie. I want to celebrate all francophones and francophiles and everyone who is learning French and discovering a rich, universal culture. I would also like to salute the Auditor General and the Supreme Court justice who, like millions of young students around the world, are spending time learning the language of Molière.
French is not a dead language. French is alive because we live in French in our communities, schools and workplaces. That is why NDP members from across Canada support the bill that recognizes the use of French in Quebec companies governed by federal regulations. Not only will this bill guarantee the rights of Quebec's francophone majority, but it will also enhance the vitality of Canada's Francophonie.
Enjoy the celebration, and long live la Francophonie.
Leap Day
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Peter Braid Kitchener—Waterloo, ON
Mr. Speaker, once again a person in my riding of Kitchener—Waterloo is using innovation, in this case to heighten social awareness. Today is leap day, and Madi MacIntyre, a student at Sir John A. Macdonald Secondary School in Waterloo, is asking people to put this extra day to good use. She is the inspiration behind 29Leaps, a social media campaign to motivate us to reach out to others with 29 acts of kindness or charity.
Waterloo region has leapt on this idea and momentum is spreading around the world. Over 200,000 individual acts of generosity have been registered on the 29leaps.com website from people all over the world.
I congratulate Madi for showing that everyone has the power to make a positive difference in the world, one step or one leap at a time. With creative young leaders like Madi, the future of Canada looks very bright.
Foreign Affairs
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Russ Hiebert South Surrey—White Rock—Cloverdale, BC
Mr. Speaker, it was 20 years ago this week that a most brutal incident in a tragic war took place.
Canada remembers the Khojaly massacre where hundreds of civilians were gunned down by Armenian forces as they fled their hometown in Azerbaijan. According to the Government of Azerbaijan, the death toll was 613 civilians, including 106 women and 83 children. The massacre was one of many atrocities each side was alleged to have committed during the Nagorno-Karabakh war. The war killed over 30,000 soldiers and civilians and displaced more than one million people.
While the displaced have been resettled, 20 years later the Nagorno-Karabakh region is still occupied by Armenia. The border region remains a place of scattered but deadly clashes.
However, there is hope for a peaceful settlement in this long-running conflict. Armenia and Azerbaijan are talking to each other and we encourage them to resolve this dispute at the negotiating table.
Daniel St-Pierre
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
François Lapointe Montmagny—L'Islet—Kamouraska—Rivière-du-Loup, QC
Mr. Speaker, Daniel St-Pierre passed away on February 2, 2012, at the age of 63, after a devastating battle with cancer. He will be sadly missed by his wife, his brothers and sisters, everyone in his extended family, his friends and colleagues, and the thousands of people who rubbed shoulders with him in the course of his many social commitments.
I would be remiss if I did not rise here in the House to commend Mr. St-Pierre's years of work with co-operatives like the Horisol workers' co-operative, the thousands of hours he put in as chair of organizations like the Fondation-Jeunesse de la Côte-Sud, as well as his invaluable contribution as a Saint-Jean-Port-Joli municipal councillor and as mayor of Saint-Aubert.
The legislative efforts of major democracies would basically be meaningless without people like Mr. St-Pierre who give themselves fully to civil society. So, in defiance of this loathsome killer, which seems intent on taking our best and brightest before their time, Mr. St-Pierre will forever be remembered fondly by the thousands of people who knew him simply as Dan.
I would like to offer my sincere condolences to Michelle Séguin and take this opportunity to say here in the House: Dan, thanks a million.
2012 Scotties Tournament of Hearts
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Laurie Hawn Edmonton Centre, AB
Mr. Speaker, first, I want to wish a happy birthday to all the leapers.
I rise today to congratulate Team Alberta on its victory this past week in the 2012 Scotties Tournament of Hearts, the Canadian Women's Curling Championships in Red Deer, Alberta.
Skip, Heather Nedohin, whose home rink is located in Edmonton; teammates, Beth Iskiw, Jessica Mair, Laine Peters, Amy Nixon; and coach Darryl Horne deserve all the accolades for a truly historic win.
Team Alberta's win marks the end of a 14 year drought of Alberta victories at the Tournament of Hearts. After a difficult start, members of Team Alberta proved themselves game after game. Their resolve, poise and focus in the final match ensured they held onto a victory.
This makes me truly proud to be an Albertan and the win is reflective of our western spirit. We aim to win and we keep going until we do.
We wish them the best of luck at the upcoming Ford World Women's Curling Championship in Lethbridge. There, not only will Edmonton and Alberta be able to cheer them on, but the whole country will be able to root for them as Team Canada. Hurry hard!
First Nations
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Mylène Freeman Argenteuil—Papineau—Mirabel, QC
Mr. Speaker, last week, the hon. member for Edmonton—Strathcona and I attended the Assembly of First Nations National Justice Forum and witnessed the first nations' commitment to reconciling with the past and moving forward.
Last week, in Geneva, Canada was assessed by the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, where the first nations testified about the systemic discrimination they experience. Soon, the UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women will assess Canada and launch an independent investigation into the hundreds of cases of missing or murdered aboriginal women in Canada.
I am calling on the government to co-operate fully in the investigation. The entire world will be watching Canada's actions. Aboriginal women are asking for our help, and all the hon. members of the House have a duty to act in support of the first nations in order to restore justice. As Shawn Atleo, chief of the Assembly of First Nations, said:
The time for study is over. The time for action is upon us.
Oil and Gas Industry
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Dean Del Mastro Peterborough, ON
Mr. Speaker, the second largest industry in Ontario is oil and gas and it is growing. Indeed, Ontario's manufacturing sector has, in part, Canada's oil sands to thank for many of its jobs.
Just last month, the Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters said that energy and resource development across Canada offers billions of dollars in new opportunities for Canadian manufacturers, technology, logistics and other service suppliers. As the province has the most manufacturing jobs, this is tremendous news for the province of Ontario. The oil sands create hundreds of thousands of direct and indirect jobs, jobs induced across Canada, many of them right here in the great province of Ontario.
Canada's emergence as a clean energy superpower is great for Ontario. It is great for Ontario's manufacturing jobs. As a country, we will continue to diversify our trading relationships and build jobs right here in Ontario.
Pink Shirt Day
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Hedy Fry Vancouver Centre, BC
Mr. Speaker, the Liberal caucus is wearing pink in solidarity with all who celebrate Pink Shirt Day in British Columbia today, and were it not prohibited by you, Mr. Speaker, we would be flash mob dancing in the aisle on YouTube with hundreds of kids of all ages from greater Vancouver schools to Lady Gaga's Born This Way.
While April 11 is International Day of Pink, Premier Christy Clark, when she was a CKNW radio host, chose the last day of February to launch a successful B.C. pink shirt campaign to combat bullying, homophobia and transphobia. Pink Shirt Day began in Nova Scotia after a young man was bullied for wearing a pink shirt. His fellow students, in solidarity, bought 50 pink shirts to wear to school. It was a potent act of peaceful defiance and activism.
This morning, hundreds of volunteers hit the streets in Vancouver to raise awareness, sell buttons and promote Pink Shirt Day. At the event was Premier Clark, radio CKNW, the Boys and Girls Club. Gay and transbullying occurs in schools—
Pink Shirt Day
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
The Speaker Andrew Scheer
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Donn Vee Jeffs held her annual Spring show on April 26 at Emery High. There were five groups of dancers that performed. The Minis, the Petites, the Supremes, the Elites, and the Teens. Jeffs currently has four assistant teachers, Danielle Whiteleather, Lindsey Magnuson, Stacy Clarke and Monique Stream, who also performed solos.
Members of the Minis are Kabri Butler, Lexi Chynoweth, Lexy Cox, Wyatt Cox, Afton Grindley, Brittany Hansen, Erin Hurst, Camrey Johnson, Taegin Justice, Jessica Mason, Mileena McElvaney, Tarryn Parkins, Jolee Sundstrom, and Allyson Woolsey.
Members of the Petites are Kodi Bell, Aspen Bloomer, Bethany Brown, Sarah Collard, Ashley Fairbanks, Bayler Griffin, Faith Grindley, Gentry Guymon, Kambrie Hinkins, Jadrie Huntington, Jarica Huntington, Paytn Jeffs, Mikaela Jensen, Morgan McCourt, Nizhoni Marasco, Madison McCourt, McCoy Kemple, Hanna Nielson, Kaitlyn Saling, Kamrie Simmons, and Savannah Woolsey.
The Supremes include Trinidee Bell, Jentrie Allred, Auminee Bennett, Jaden Gordon, BreAnn Gunderson, Jaiden Huntington, Blayr Jeffs, Cassidy Luke, Makalie Morgan, Morgan McCourt, Allie Ockey, Hayley Procarione, Whitney Roper, Laurel Roundy, Jessica Seavers, and Cindi Lynn Stevens.
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The groups performed several numbers ranging from song and dance numbers to cheer, tap, jazz, ballet and cha-chas. The mini class performed a special number with their mothers. The Petite class performed a number entitled "Little Bride" where they were escorted onto the stage by their fathers.
Costumes were put together by Gayla Luke, Launa Luke, Sara Grindley and Danielle Whiteleather.


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Debates of Feb. 10th, 2012
House of Commons Hansard #78 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was balance.
- Question Period
- Copyright Modernization Act
- Pensions
- Diabetes
- Canada-China Relations
- Child Soldiers
- Foreign Investment
- The Economy
- Canadian Punjabi Community
- The Economy
- Community Organizations
- Forestry Industry
- Community Organizations
- Canada-China Relations
- Hockey
- Firearms Registry
- National Defence
- Fred Dickson
- Pensions
- International Trade
- Human Rights
- Pensions
- The Environment
- Campaign Advertising
- Pensions
- Science and Technology
- Pensions
- Natural Resources
- International Trade
- Asbestos
- International Trade
- National Defence
- Foreign Affairs
- Goverment Appointments
- Flooding in Montérégie
- Foreign Affairs
- Justice
- The Environment
- International Trade
- The Economy
- Taxation
- Financial Literacy Leader Act
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Copyright Modernization Act
- Canadian Forces Superannuation Act
Child Soldiers
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
The Speaker Andrew Scheer
Order, please. the hon. member for Cypress Hills—Grasslands.
Foreign Investment
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
David Anderson Cypress Hills—Grasslands, SK
Mr. Speaker, Canada's energy sector is on a roll. Hundreds of millions of dollars of investment is flowing into Canadian energy development. The result is hundreds of thousands of jobs across our country.
In the past, we have put our energy eggs into one basket and have exported virtually all of our products to one market. That is no longer good enough. Our energy is as valuable as any in the world and it needs to be priced at world prices. That is why we are focusing on diversifying our export markets. We need new markets around the world.
Let us be smart when we do this. The countries we deal with must be responsible members of the international community, showing a commitment to freedom, human rights and democratic ideals. Foreign corporate entities must operate under the same guidelines as everyone else, getting what they are prepared to give. State-owned enterprises need to be scrutinized. Who controls them? Do they function according to world trade and financial market principles? Are they financially accountable and transparent?
We do not need to be granting special treatment to any entity or country in order to get its investment dollars. We are world class, let the world come to us.
The Economy
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
Megan Leslie Halifax, NS
Mr. Speaker, the government is a one-trick pony when it comes to economic policy because, instead of presenting a comprehensive job creation plan, the Conservatives continue to sit idly by making faulty economic comparisons with other countries and claiming that tax cuts create jobs.
The reality is that corporate tax cuts do not increase productivity. We watch as executives take the cuts, award themselves bigger bonuses, shut down operations in Canada and move them elsewhere. Public sector cuts do not make any more economic sense. More than 60,000 jobs economy-wide are jeopardized by the public sector cuts made over the last few years.
New Democrats believe that any job creation worth its salt must include public sector investment, and the Governor of the Bank of Canada agrees, but the Conservatives are ignoring his advice because it inconveniently contradicts them.
It is clear that the economic policies of the anti-science, anti-worker, Conservative government are bad for Halifax, bad for Nova Scotia and bad for Canada, and we demand better.
Canadian Punjabi Community
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Deepak Obhrai Calgary East, AB
Mr. Speaker, Canada notes that state elections are taking place in India, the world's largest democracy. With a Punjabi background, I note with great satisfaction the massive turnout of over 77% in the State of Punjab.
Punjabis, both of Hindu and Sikh religion, exercised their democratic right to chart their own destiny.
Here in Canada, the Punjabi community, again made up of Hindus and Sikhs, plays a vital role in our country's destiny. I am very happy to be a member of that community as are my colleagues in the House of Commons.
However, there are certain groups that would like to create discord among these communities. To them, there is a clear message coming from communities all over the world: "Stop it, let us move on toward addressing the issues that are of far more importance, like prosperity in this country".
The Economy
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Robert Goguen Moncton—Riverview—Dieppe, NB
Mr. Speaker, it was only back in 1995 when The Wall Street Journal called this great nation "an honorary member of the Third World" and ridiculed our currency.
This week, the same newspaper praised Canada:
...as a favored destination for investors seeking refuge from the turmoil sweeping the euro zone and the continuing uncertainty over the U.S. fiscal position. The country now is the world's third-biggest issuer of sovereign debt to be rated triple-A by all three major credit-ratings....
Our fiscal position was described as "sterling" and our Conservative government's economic leadership was praised.
I am pleased that the international community will be able to read these words about our country. Despite the financial problems in Europe and other parts of the world, we remain steadfast in our commitment to focus on Canadians' priorities: jobs and economic growth.
Community Organizations
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Lysane Blanchette-Lamothe Pierrefonds—Dollard, QC
Mr. Speaker, here is a surprising statistic: one-quarter of the people who live on Montreal's West Island have, at some point, requested help from a community organization. In Pierrefonds—Dollard, community organizations provide a variety of important services. The Comité d'aide Cloverdale provides affordable meals to children; the Family Resource Center helps courageous students to overcome academic difficulties; VON Montreal provides palliative home care. If I could, I would name them all. Although all of these organizations have different missions, they all face the common threat of unstable and insufficient funding.
That is why the work of the West Island Community Shares is essential for the community. It has a mandate to raise funds which are then distributed to local community organizations in the West Island. Just two weeks ago, Community Shares collected $140,000 at its red and white event.
I am proud to say that in the West Island we are all in solidarity. I thank the West Island Community Shares for organizing the event and I thank everyone who donated. This is--
Community Organizations
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
The Speaker Andrew Scheer
The hon. member for Pickering—Scarborough East.
Forestry Industry
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Corneliu Chisu Pickering—Scarborough East, ON
Mr. Speaker, our government is committed to helping the Canadian forestry industry to diversify and succeed in priority markets around the world. With Canadian lumber exports to China at a record high, our efforts are paying off, creating jobs and economic opportunities for Canadians.
Canadian wood exports to China grew to $835 million in 2010, up 119% from 2009. During the first 11 months of 2011, wood products were Canada's third largest export to China, totalling $1.36 billion and expected to exceed $1.5 billion in 2011.
Eighteen Canadian mills have reopened and have dedicated part of their production to servicing the Chinese market.
While we are focused on growing Canada's economy and creating jobs with our pro-trade plan, the NDP continues to promote its anti-trade agenda that will kill jobs. The NDP's reckless and irresponsible anti-trade agenda is a danger to the Canadian economy and Canadian jobs.
Community Organizations
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Pierre Nantel Longueuil—Pierre-Boucher, QC
Mr. Speaker, on Monday, January 30, an organization known as Le Fablier, une histoire de familles, officially opened its new premises on Chemin de Chambly in Longueuil. Every day, the dynamic team at Le Fablier welcomes families and organizes various public education activities to prevent poverty and promote literacy. In Quebec, 1.3 million people over the age of 16 have difficulty reading and writing.
Day after day, Le Fablier carries out its mission on a shoestring budget. That is the case for most of the community organizations in my riding, yet I cannot imagine what our society would be like without these courageous and noble organizations. Federal subsidy programs are inadequate or laden with red tape, and offer no guarantees of future funding.
It is time to stabilize funding for all of these valiant organizations that are key to making good things happen in our society. At the end of every fiscal year, the organizations' clientele and staff find themselves in the same boat: vulnerable to the government's whims. Keeping these organizations guessing from year to year not only interferes with their ability to carry out their missions but is also very disrespectful to them.
Canada-China Relations
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
LaVar Payne Medicine Hat, AB
Mr. Speaker, our government remains focused on jobs and economic growth. Our efforts toward improving international ties are no exception.
The Prime Minister's visit to China this week is just one example of Canada's successful efforts to improve and diversify trade linkages around the world.
Be it in forestry, tourism, education, energy or agriculture, our joint initiatives are rapidly increasing commercial, cultural and scholastic ties between our two countries. Canadian families, business and communities will see the economic benefits of these agreements. Our economic relations with China will benefit Canadian communities, large and small.
As China continues to grow in significance as one of our trading partners, I am sure we will see more and more benefits from our government's efforts to strengthen economic ties in Asia.
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Scott Brison Kings—Hants, NS
Mr. Speaker, Globe and Mail journalist, Jane Taber, wrote a story last fall about the financial challenges faced by a community museum in Windsor, Nova Scotia. The article in the Hockey Heritage Museum caught the attention of some significant hockey enthusiasts and sparked an idea to launch a celebration of the game on Long Pond on the Dill Family Farm in Windsor, Nova Scotia where the sport was born.
The inaugural Long Pond Hockey Heritage Classic takes place tomorrow and I want to salute the volunteers who have tirelessly persevered to preserve the origins of our national game in its birthplace. Over 200 years ago, the first game was played on Long Pond and this weekend's hockey's home ice will once again witness a passionate celebration of our favourite winter sport.
I send my best wishes for a successful event and best wishes for the ongoing success of the Hockey Heritage Museum in Windsor, the birthplace of hockey.
Firearms Registry
Statements By Members
February 10th, 2012 / 11:10 a.m.
Leon Benoit Vegreville—Wainwright, AB
Mr. Speaker, Canadians gave our government a strong mandate to end the wasteful and ineffective long gun registry once and for all, and that is exactly what we are doing.
However, we are not the only ones who promised this. Many NDP MPs from rural Canada told their voters that they would scrap the registry as well. The member for Western Arctic even stood at an all candidates debate last May and said, "Vote for me or vote for the Conservatives. It's all the same. We'll both end the registry".
However, guess what? Unfortunately, that individual has decided that he will stand up for the NDP big union bosses rather than for his constituents, saying that he wants the registry but he does not want the records. That is just silly.
I call on the member for Western Arctic to live up to his promises to the good people of the Northwest Territories and vote in the House to scrap the long gun registry once and for all.
National Defence
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Pierre-Luc Dusseault Sherbrooke, QC
Mr. Speaker, the F-35 procurement process has had so many problems that the Associate Minister of National Defence does not even know how to defend it anymore. Yesterday he said that all acquisitions and procurements currently under way for the Canadian Forces are "holy and decent". Those were his exact words.
Would the minister have us believe that the F-35s—the fighter jets that seem to have one new problem after another, including safety issues, skyrocketing costs and delivery delays—are a gift from above? How pitiful.
It has become clear that all of the countries that were considering purchasing the F-35 are backing off. Canada is the only one continuing its crusade towards this reckless, irresponsible expenditure.
The government is completely incapable of managing this file and is now hoping for a miracle from up above, instead of coming up with a plan B. There is no evidence that this is the right plan. We must launch a competitive bidding process.
Fred Dickson
Statements By Members
11:15 a.m.
Scott Armstrong Cumberland—Colchester—Musquodoboit Valley, NS
Mr. Speaker, I rise today with great sorrow in my heart to say goodbye to a good friend, Senator Fred Dickson, who passed away early yesterday morning.
[Member spoke in Scottish Gaelic as follows: ]
Cha bhithidh a leithid ami riamh.
His equal will not be among us again.
Fred was a key negotiator in the offshore agreement between Nova Scotia and the federal Government of Canada in the 1980s, an agreement which led to a huge success for the future of our province.
As a senator, he was dedicated to ensuring that future generations of Canadians could have a health care system that was strong and one they could count on.
His passion was for his family; his wife, Kay; his sons, Colin and Ian; his daughter, Kathryn; and his grandchildren.
Fred, my friend,
May the road rise up to meet you,
May the wind be always at your back.
May the sun shine warm upon your face,
and rains fall soft upon your fields.
And until we meet again,
May God hold you in the palm of His hand.
Goodbye my friend. God bless you, Fred.
Oral Questions
11:15 a.m.
Philip Toone Gaspésie—Îles-de-la-Madeleine, QC
Mr. Speaker, this week, the Conservatives were incredibly transparent with Canadians about the government's priorities when they reopened the abortion debate, condoned torture and fired warning shots into the air. They even made despicable references to the Nazis in their national discourse.
Nevertheless, there is one thing they refuse to be transparent about: does the government plan to raise the age of retirement from 65 to 67 or not?


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