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Duncan W. Glaholt, (C.Arb)Partner
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Phone: (416) 368-8280 Ext: 218
Fax: (416) 368-3467
141 Adelaide St W
Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5H 3L5
Mr. Glaholt has practiced in the area of construction law since his call to the Bar of Ontario in 1979. Mr. Glaholt's advocacy practice covers a wide range of disputes in the energy, infrastructure development and resource extraction industries, including wind, solar and nuclear power, chemical and other plants, pipelines, refineries, power plants, road building and other projects of scale.
In addition to his practice as an advocate, he sits as a mediator, arbitrator, dispute review board chair, court appointed monitor and referee of construction industry disputes.
Mr. Glaholt is a co-author of the annual Annotated Construction Lien Act, now in its 21st edition (Carswell, 2016) and co-author of Halsbury's Laws of Canada's Construction and Alternative Dispute Resolution titles (Lexis-Nexis, 2008 and 2009) as well as The Law of ADR in Canada: An Introductory Guide (LexisNexis, 2011). Mr. Glaholt has also authored Conduct of a Lien Action, now in its 11th edition (Carswell, 2016), Construction Trusts (1998, Carswell) and Conduct of a Trust Action (Carswell, 2011). He is a co-author of Bristow, Glaholt, Reynolds and Wise on Construction, Builders' and Mechanics' Liens in Canada, 7th edition (Carswell, 2005).
Mr. Glaholt is an experienced mediator and chartered arbitrator and is widely published in this area as well.
Mr. Glaholt is an Adjunct Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Toronto and the Osgoode Hall LL.M. program.
J.D., University of Toronto, 1977
B.A., University of Manitoba, 1974
Chartered Arbitrator
Fellow, International Academy of Construction Lawyers
Past President and Fellow, Canadian College of Construction Lawyers
Fellow, Co-chair of International Committee, American College of Construction Lawyers
The Law Society of Upper Canada
Advocates' Society
Ontario Trial Lawyers Association
American Trial Lawyers Association
Mr. Glaholt has participated in alternative dispute resolution in a wide range of construction disputes, including institutional and ad hoc arbitrations. Mr. Glaholt holds a diploma from the College of International Arbitrators and maintains an active role in all aspects of A.D.R., and is well published in that area:
"Current Trends in Construction ADR", (JAMS Toronto, October 25, 2012)
"The Adjudication Option: The Case for Uniform Payment & Performance Legislation in Canada" (2006), 53 C.L.R. (3d) 8
"ICC Arbitration: A Model for the Resolution of Complex Disputes" (2003) 19:1 International Law Quarterly 4 (co-author)
D.W. Glaholt, Conduct of a Lien Action (Toronto: Carswell, 2004), Chapter 21, "Settling a Lien Action"
An ICC Model for the Resolution of Complex Construction Disputes (2002), 14 C.L.R. (3d) 173 (co-author)
Toward an Inquisitorial Model for the Resolution of Complex Construction Disputes (1998), 36 C.L.R. (2d) 159 (co-author)
Moderator: Canadian Institute, 7th, 8th and 9th Annual Construction Superconferences: "Mediate, Arbitrate or Litigate?"
York Communications: Construction Law Update 4; Recent Developments in Construction Law & Industry Practises: "Early Dispute Resolution: Let's Not go to Court – A.D.R. - A Midterm Report Card" and "Getting Paid – Unjust Enrichment & Quantum Meruit: How is it relevant to you?".
Construction Builders' and Mechanics' Liens in Canada, Bristow, Glaholt, Reynolds & Wise, (Carswell, 2005)
"Made in Ontario" Statutory Adjudication (The 2017 Lexpert/American Lawyer Guide to the Leading 500 Lawyers in Canada)
Arbitrator Questioning: Sphinx or Skeptic? (2016) Journal of the Canadian College of Construction Lawyers 81
The Future of Construction Law Ins't what it Used to Be, Canadian College of Construction Lawyers, San Francisco, CA, May 31, 2012.
The Adjudication Option: The Case for Uniform Payment & Performance Legislation in Canada (2006), 53 C.L.R. (3d) 8
Veltri Metal Products: The Death of Minneapolis-Honeywell? (2006), 48 C.L.R. (3d) 171
Buying Free of Lien Claims – The Home Buyer Provisions of the Construction Lien Act (2004), 27 C.L.R. (3d) 16
Deconstructing Construction Liens, in Special Lectures 2002: Conquering the Complexities (Law Society of Upper Canada, 2002)
An ICC Model for the Resolution of Complex Construction Disputes (2002), 14 C.L.R. (3d) 173
Toward an Inquisitorial Model for the Resolution of Complex Construction Disputes (1998), 36 C.L.R. (2d) 159 (co-author)
Overhead Payments Out of Statutory Trust Monies(2000), 49 C.L.R. (2d) 36 (co-author)
Breach of Trust - Are You Exposed? (2000), 49 C.L.R. (2d) 228 (co-author)
Case Comment: Toro Aluminum Ltd. v. Revah (2000), 3 C.L.R. (3d) 6 (co-author)
Book Review: Scott and Reynolds on Surety Bonds (1995), 19 C.L.R. (2d) 56
An Overdose of Remedy (1994), 13 C.L.R. (2d) 6
Mr. Glaholt is a frequent lecturer on construction topics, including construction claims, suretyship, insolvency, letters of credit, insurance and reinsurance issues. A selected list of recent conferences include:
"From Blueprints to Buildings: Legal Issues in the Construction Industry" University of Toronto Faculty of Law (November 16, 2006)
"Against the Odds, Risk and the Canadian Construction Industry" (November 13, 2006)
"What's there to Lien on?" Ontario General Contractors Association (September 29, 2006)
"Do's and Don'ts in Advising Claimants when Faced with or Asserting a Lien Claim" Canadian Institute, Litigating and Resolving Construction (September 28, 2006)
"Adjudication in the Construction Process" Ontario Bar Association (September 21, 2006)
"Cost-Plus Contracts" Law Society of Upper Canada, Construction Law Roundtable (September 19, 2006)
"The Limits of Contracts as a Risk Management Tool" Canadian Institute, Legal & Business Guide to Public Procurement (June 16, 2006)
"Construction Law 101: Five Easy Pieces" Construct Canada (November 30, 2005)
"Contract and Bond Claims" York Communications, Construction Law Primer (March 28, 2006)
"Sorting Out Whitby Landmark" 14th Annual Construction Superconference (November 29, 2004)
"Conduct of a Lien Action – Five Lessons Learned From Pineau" Construction Lien Primer, Ontario Bar Association (November 25, 2004)
"An Overview of Construction Liens (In Five Easy Pieces)" Leadership Development in Construction – Level 1, The Construction Institute – Toronto Construction Association (February 25, 2004)
York Communications: Construction Law Primers – Be Protected, Be Proactive – Panel presentation – Construction Liens (April 14, 2004)
The Construction Institute, (Toronto Construction Association), Leadership Development in Construction – Level I, Wrap Up of Case Study "Anatomy of a Disaster" (February 25, 2004) Course meets the TCA's gold seal standard
York Communications: Construction 2003, Bonds: What Good Are They? (December 3, 2003)
The Construction Institute, (Toronto Construction Association), Leadership Development in Construction – Level I, An Overview of Construction Liens (November 19, 2003) Course meets the TCA's gold seal standard
York Communications: Construction Law Update, "Construction Lien Primer" (October 9, 2003)
York Communications: Construction Law Update, "Construction Claims and Defence Primer – A One-Day course for the Construction Industry and Its Legal Advisors" (March 6, 2003)
Ontario Bar Association, Real Property Section Seminar, "Making Lunch Out of Lien Law" (January 23, 2003)
York Communications: Construct Canada, "Reconstruction with Litigation in Mind", Panel Presentation (December 5, 2002)
York Communications: Construction Law Update, "Construction Liens – The Next Generation" (November 6, 2002)
York Communications: Construction Law Update, "Understanding the Implications of recent Court Decisions on Your Business" (October 9, 2002)
The Law Society of Upper Canada: "Six-Minute Construction Lawyer 2002", Co-Chairman (May 15, 2002)
The Law Society of Upper Canada: Special Lectures, "Construction Lien Claims", (April 18, 2002)
Canadian Institute Conference: "Construction Liens Conference, Managing Trust Funds- the New York Model", (Chairman on March 6, and Speaker on March 7, 2002)
Law Society of Upper Canada: "The Return of the Six-Minute Real Estate Lawyer 2001: Buying Free of Lien Claims – The Home Buyer Provisions of the Construction Lien Act" (December 5, 2001)
York Communications: "Insolvency Strategies on Construction Claim: Section 68 Remedy and Revenue Canada Super-Priority" (October 2, 2001)
Osgoode Hall Law School of York University: The Essential Curriculum in Construction Law, "Three Key Courses, Before Construction … But Before the Dust Settles" (May 3, 4 and 7, 2001)
Canadian Institute: Annual Construction Superconference: Moderator, "Mediate, Arbitrate, or Litigate? Choosing the Best Method of Construction Dispute Resolution for Your Circumstances" (April 23-24, 2001)
Lorman Education Services: More Hot Topics in Ontario Construction Law "Recent Developments in the Law of Trusts" (April 5, 2001)
York Communications: Construction Law Update, "Construction Lien Primer – Lien FAQ's – Everything you wanted to know about construction liens, but were afraid to ask", (March 29, 2001)
Law Society of Upper Canada: "Six Minute Construction Lawyer: The Defences to Breach of Trust Actions: We Spent all the Money" (December 1, 2000)
York Communications: Construct Canada 2000, Canada's Largest Building & Construction Show; Moderator: Challenges & Expectations of Buyers of Construction, Architects, Engineers and Contractors (November 30, 2000)
Law Society of Upper Canada: "The Six Minute Real Estate Lawyer: Payments for Operating Costs and Breach of Trusts- Construction Lien" (November 28, 2000)
York Communications: Construction Law Update # 6; Lien Law: Bad News for Owners, Good News for Trades. "Are your Personal Assets Safe"? Basic Rules of Law are under Attack Recent Developments on Construction Surety Bonds (October 25, 2000)
Canadian Bar Association: Drilling to the Core, Ten Essential Topics in Construction Law; Defending a Breach of trust Claim: "Is There a Way"? And Panel Discussion: Practice Tips and Pitfalls in Construction Law- "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" (May 29, 2000)
Revay and Associates Limited: 30 Years of Construction Claims- "What have we learned"?; How Can Construction Lawyers Help Avoid Claims? (May 4, 2000)
York Communications, Construction Law Update 5: "Recent Developments in Construction Law & Industry Practices" (April 2000)
Annual Institute, Construction Law: Toward 2001: "Top Three Issues in Construction Trusts" (January 2000)
Lorman Education Services, Hot Topics in Construction Law Seminar: "Breach of Trust – Are You Exposed?" (January 2000)
Infonex, Construction Bidding and Tendering: Chaired (October 1999)
Canadian College of Construction Lawyers Annual Conference: "Overhead Payments Out of Statutory Trust Monies" (June 1999)
MCA Ontario, Annual Meeting / Conference: "Valuable Advice on Dealing with Construction Claims" (June 1999)
Canadian Institute, Annual Construction Superconference: "Managing Construction Litigation" (April 1999)
Revay & Associates, Construction Law Update 3: "The Five Most Important Issues in Lien Law Today" (March 1999)
Law Society of Upper Canada, Construction Liens Litigation Update: "Trust Claims and the Position of Banks" (March 1999)
Infonex, Constructlaw Canada, The Annual Conference Detailing Construction Practices and Legal Changes: "Protecting Yourself with Contract Terms" (January 1999)
Canadian Bar Association of Ontario, Construction Contract Round Table: "Execution of the Work" (December 1998)
Federated Press, Construction Risk Management Conference: "Damages in a Construction Setting" (November 1998)
Revay & Associates, Construction Law Update 2: "Design Build Contracts" (October 1998)
Canadian Bar Association of Ontario, Operation Update 1998: "Recent Developments in Construction Law" (September 1998)
Revay & Associates, Legal Alert! Construction Law Update: Key Issues for Architects, Engineers, Contractors: "Bidding and Tendering" (March 1998)


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Honey-Sriracha wings
We were supposed to have these New Year's Eve, and they would have been good with champagne, but things changed and we ended up having them New Year's Day. They were good then, too.
I know the amount of butter sounds insane, but I actually only used probably 1/4 or 1/3 of the sauce. Next time I'll halve the recipe and still have enough left for optional dipping.
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Adapted just lightly from Damn Delicious.
2 lbs chicken wings
2 tbsp butter, melted
1 tbsp vegetable oil
1 tsp garlic powder
S&P, to taste
Preheat oven to 400F. Coat the wings in the butter and oil, then sprinkle with the dry seasonings. Arrange on a large cookie sheet covered in foil and parchment paper. Cook for 25-30 minutes, flipping halfway through. While they're cooking, make the sauce.
5 tbsp butter
1 tbsp AP flour
1/4 cup honey
1/4 cup Sriracha (rooster sauce)
1 tbsp soy sauce
juice of 1 lime
Once the wings are cooked, remove from oven and turn on the broiler. Brush the wings with the sauce and make sure they're all skin-side up. Broil for just a a couple-three minutes, watching carefully, until they get a little crisped and charred but not burned.
These are less spicy than I expected, but really tasty. Denny mentioned that the sauce would be good on other stuff, too, like grilled chicken or roasted vegetables.

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Born in 1963 in Nyngan, New South Wales, Australia, Phillip grew up with horses on his family's sheep and wheat farm. Most of his childhood and teenage years were spent competing at Pony Club rallies and horse trials. Phillip continued to pursue his passion for riding while studying in Sydney at Newington College and later at Agricultural College.
Phillip moved to the United States in 1991 to train in a more internationally competitive environment and to prepare for the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, where he rode on Australia's gold medal eventing team. In total, Phillip represented Australia in three Olympics and four World Championships after his move to the U.S.
Phillip became an American citizen in 2006 and changed his competitive nationality so that he would be eligible to represent his adoptive home, the United States. Phillip was very honored to do so at the 2007 Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro, where he was a member of the gold medal team and individual silver medalist with TruLuck. Phillip made his debut on the United States Olympic eventing team with Connaught at the Bejiing Olympics in Hong Kong in 2008, where the team placed seventh.
Phillip and Woodburn represented the U.S. at the 2010 Lexington World Equestrian Games, where the team placed fourth. He also competed on the seventh-placed U.S. team at the 2012 London Olympics with Mystery Whisper. Phillip won his second Pan American team gold medal at the 2015 Toronto Games with Fernhill Fugitive. A highlight of his career came when he won his first individual Olympic medal at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games, taking bronze with Mighty Nice.
Very active on the U.S. eventing circuit, Phillip won the USEA Leading Rider of the Year title in 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2012. In 2005, he was also named the number one FEI World Eventing Rider. He completed the 2016 season ranked number two in the world.
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Phillip is a founding member of the Professional Riders Organization, now called the Eventer Riders Association of North America, and served as president in 2012 and 2013. He also chairs the USEF Eventing Active Athletes Committee and sits on the USEF Eventing High Performance Committee. He is also on the organizing committee for Plantation Field International Horse Trials.
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Last week, my email crashed, and I spent 7 hours on the phone with lovely Yna from the Philippines as she shut down my email, rebuilt it and transferred everything over. As Yna and I chatted, I kept my eye on my smart phone: 10 emails, 22 emails, 29 emails, 44 emails, and on and on. And a little feeling of panic began to well up inside me. When am I ever going to get these emails answered, I kept thinking. If we tend to our email all day long then we don't necessarily notice how many emails we process, reply to, send each day. But when I finally got back into my email that night, I saw just how much email can pile up and was reminded that while I do take some measures to control my inbox so that I am able to maintain focus on the work that I am most meant to be doing in this world and not get overburdened by distractions, my inbox control measures could use a little extra attention.
So, this week's spark is all about becoming the boss of our email. Here are five steps that I take to wrangle my inbox or my attitude and sense of peace around my inbox, and I would love to hear your strategies, too.
1. Manage what comes in. A couple months ago, I went on a fierce unsubscribe tear which has reduced what comes in– a lovely thing. In addition, I created a Do/Watch/Read file to put the things that I am really interested in reading in detail (newsletters I am subscribed to and the articles and videos people send me) when I am not overwhelmed. My weekly goal is to go Do/Watch/Read 1-2 items out of that file a week. Finally, I managed some of my social media accounts so I wouldn't, for example, get an email every time someone spoke to me on Twitter since I can see that on my Twitter account (note to self: I need to do this for Pinterest, too, so I don't get an email for every repin).
2. Pick up the phone. Sometimes, one email is not going to take care of the entire situation at hand, but one phone call could. Opt for the phone call when it is the more efficient, effective option.
3. Reign in the group email. Need to schedule a group meeting? Opt for Doodle when you have a lot of dates, a lot of people (or both) or use BCC so folks just respond directly to you so you can gather the dates, for example, and then get back to everyone on a final option. When you are on the receiving end of group emails, read everything that is in inbox before responding and then try to just send a response from one email.
4. Put some parameters in place. I taught high school during the age of beepers. My leadership students once told me that they needed me to get a beeper so that way, they could reach me if they needed me on the weekend. My response? "First, of all, I am not that essential. There is nobody who needs me THAT much that I need to be reachable at all times. And if I haven't taught you what you needed to know about life before getting yourself into that situation, I am certainly not going to be able to teach you a darn thing while you are in the midst of it." Now, we are in the era of smart phones and people think we should all be ALWAYS reachable. Except I don't really want to be always reachable and maybe you don't want to be either. Here are some ways to be less reachable…
A. Set your email hours. In your email signature, set your hours. Tell folks when you check and answer email. This will take some pressure off yourself to always answer quickly. At the beginning of each semester, I tell my students that I check email from 9 to 5 Monday through Friday. If they need me, email me during business hours and I'll answer. If they have a paper due on Friday and have a question, they know they need to email me by 4:45 pm on Thursday to get an answer from me. My students do not even blink when I tell them this and I think I model a good work/life balance with this parameter. In addition to communicating that parameter to students, I very rarely do email from Friday afternoon to Sunday night. Unless it is time sensitive to those few days, it sits in my inbox and I try to do a quick email clean out on Sunday night to prepare for the new week.
B. Control what is on your smart phone. The way that I keep myself honest about not answering my students' emails at all hours is that I do not have my university email account on my smart phone. I have no idea what is in my inbox until I log onto the university site from my computer. Automatic control measure right there. If it is your phone and you are paying for it and you aren't saving the world or humanity IMMEDIATELY via email, don't feel like your work email has to be on your phone. Granted, I do a lot of my work via my personal email account but having at least one work email account not on my phone does help.
5. Back away from the email. When I really need to focus on a project (like writing a book proposal or putting together a new workshop), I put an out of office message on my email and refocus my energy and attention elsewhere. I know that at any time I can choose to pay less attention to email but officially putting up the out of office helps me really shift my energy into whatever I am working on.
I know some people only answer email at set times during a day, and I am sure there are many other strategies for bossing your email. What are yours?


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My laptop is within reach, and I know it'd be easier to type up this question on there, but I'm too lazy to type in the password and log on it. :(
What's the laziest thing you've done?
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Call my little brother from upstairs on my mobile and pretty much told him to get the remote control for me because I was in a comfy spot on the couch 😂 Didn't want to sacrifice my comfy spot I managed to find on the couch lol
The same thing also happened. But I waited for him to come down stairs (with no phone call) he came down stairs 10 minutes later and told me I was weird when he gave me the remote control31|20|0
Haha wow that's pretty lazy 😂
Haha I can be a total couch potato if I felt like it XD
Thanks for MH bro


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It seems so simple to me, but I guess the architects and engineers just can't figure it out, or they must be a lot smarter than I am.
Curious what I'm referring to? Stadiums. Football, baseball, etc. Places you go to watch sporting events at.
I can't figure out why stadium designers lay the stadiums out with such disregard for the people that will be in the stands, and with such disregard to the vendors that might service the fans sitting in those stands.
Still can't figure it out?
Here's my beef. Thanks to a very generous friend, I went to the Redskins vs. Lions game today at FedEx field. A stadium built approx. 10 years ago (for the 1997 season actually), so it is a stadium that is fairly new and should have been built with the fans in mind. The owner of the team at the time certainly thought that was the case (the dearly departed squire: Jack Kent Cooke) as he paid to have the stadium built with his own money (plus a few dollars in state of Maryland money, plus Prince Georges County money for infrastructure needs).
The current owner, Daniel Snyder, and his marketing machine claims that is the case (that fans are in mind) as he squeezes all the more fans into the stands all over the place (to the tune of approximately 92,000 fans per game, give or take a few thousand fans).
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But I disagree with that claim a little and here is why - if you go to a game and sit in the stands, especially if you are in the top level of the top deck, you realize that you have a heckuva hike to get your tail up to the rows of seats that are up there, and once you do get there, good freakin' luck in any hopes to see any vendors make their way up to your seats. In my friends case, the tickets he has are near the top of the top deck. By the time you walk up there, there's a total of about 5 rows left, and over 20 rows between you and the concourse level where you enter the section you'll be sitting in.
I don't understand why the designers of that stadium, and other modern stadiums, don't design the stadiums such that there's another concourse up at the very top level of the stands that would offer fans the ability to hopefully take an elevator or escalator all the way up to the very top of the stadium where they could then fairly easily take a walk down the stairs to get to their seats. (Something not currently possible at FedEx field as the elevators are reserved primarily for handicapped usage, and even then there aren't enough of them to really service the stadium adequately.) Worse still, the number of areas that are easily handicapped accessible on the concourse level for the top deck are no where near what they should be.
If the stadium had an extra concourse level at the very top, the team could place more handicapped accessible seating up there (though they would likely hear tons of complaints that the handicapped accessible seats would then be the worst seating in the place, way too far from the action) and at a minimum the fans in the upper deck would be looking at having much more convenient access to those seats.
The worst part to me, regardless of easy access to the seats up there, is that the vendors have almost no chance to get up to the seats there. By the time they walk past the people in the lower areas of the top deck, they've been emptied out of inventory completely. They never have any product left to take up to the top rows to sell, so the customers sitting in those seats are left under-served, or they have to march up and down the stairs, blocking people's view of the game action, to take spots in the lines for the various concession stands.
I'd like to think that the new National's stadium will be better in the way that seats are accessed. Perhaps that will be the case, but I'm not counting on it. I guess I'll know in April, come opening day in the new park. For some reason I imagine that I'll be complaining about something there (probably the accessibility from the Metro station which is apparently not going to be completely upgraded and ready come opening day), but I hope not.
I suspect it is the Queueing theory. They look at who buys and where, and make sure they are accessible. For the most part, those in the nosebleed sections can barely afford the price of the ticket, and sure aren't going to pay for the outrageous prices for the other stuff.
But having been to a total of (less than the fingers on one hand) pro top tier sporting events, I can only guess. As I dont live in a major market, I only get to them when I travel - and next year I plan on being in SD when the raiders are in town! (my inlaws, save one, are SD fans - but I will buy the beer if they get the tickets!).
I wouldn't necessarily disagree with that thought, but if you are sitting in the stadium, at all, for a Redskins game then you've spent a pretty penny and I'd have to say that even the people in the very last row are normally arriving ready to spend a ton of their money on buying brewski to down during the game.
Not getting vendors up to those top seats is costing the team owner and the vending company a fair amount of money that they could have if they could figure out how to send twice as many vendors out, or if they had convenient access there to send vendors into the stands from both directions.
See ,that is where I dont know. I have been to a few. And actually in every case good seats (some given, others buoght for a price I was willing to pay). I can only assume that those in the nose bleed section cant spend a lot more, while those who fork over hundreds have hundreds more to spend.
And no, I am not moving to a big city to test the theory!
Well, the problem I have described above applies fairly equally to all of the sections and all of the tiers in the stadiums. The problem pretty much applies to whomever is farthest away from the entries to the concourses, whether those people are sitting in the lower bowl (very expensive seats) or upper bowl (cheap seats). If the entries to the seats (from the concourses) are at the top of the section (which is normally the case in the lower bowls) than the fans that are sitting in the very front rows wind up missing out on many visits from the vendors because the vendors just don't get down to those rows without being molested by all of the fans along the way down to those rows. The farther you sit from the concourse entries, the less likely you are to have a vendor get to your seats while they still have product to vend.
Staggering the entries to the concourses and having some at the top of the stands, and some at the bottoms, or at least setting the concourse entries about mid-level for that section of stands, is about the only way to make sure that the vendors working those stands have a shot at getting to the fans there while still carrying a full tray of wares.
Yea, I would like that - at least one of us (not me) would be happy with the outcome of the game.


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The driver of an SUV was killed in a head-on crash with a Red Arrow passenger bus on Highway 63 south of Grassland, Alta., around 7:30 p.m. Wednesday night.
Five occupants of the bus were taken to Boyle and Athabasca Hospitals for treatment of minor injuries. All had been released by Thursday morning.
John Stepovy, general manager of Red Arrow Motorcoach, told CBC News that for the most part the bus driver and passengers appeared to be fine.
The southbound SUV hit the northbound passenger bus sending both vehicles into the ditch.
The driver of the SUV was pronounced deceased on scene.
Police do not believe weather and road condition are factors, but have not ruled out alcohol.
Traffic was diverted for a number of hours while the investigation and clean up took place.
The sold-out bus left Edmonton at 5 p.m. and was headed to Fort McMurray. Another bus has been sent to pick up passengers.


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The rapper rented out the San Francisco Giants' stadium to pop the question to his reality star girlfriend with a 15-carat ring on her birthday Monday.
That's great and everything--but that obviously begs the question: How can Kanye top that?
What is he going to do for their first anniversary? Rent out two stadiums? Give her a 16-carat ring?!
Fortunately for the couple, Ellen DeGeneres has their back and she's offering some super helpful advice.
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@Roomorama Ushers in 2013 with Exciting Updates.
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I had been meaning to post about Roomorama's recent updates for at least a week, but with our Guatemala fundraiser in full swing, I just couldn't get to it until now.
A couple of weeks ago Roomorama announced on its blog–Blog-O-Rama–that it had exciting changes for both its guests and hosts. And I'm happy to report that the result is huge step in the right direction.
Proactive hosts are now rewarded on Roomorama by receiving a more favorable response rate "score" on their profile, which will give them better placement in the site's new search ranking results. From my perspective, there is nothing more frustrating than running into a non-responsive apartment hosts when you are trying to plan a getaway, so this is very welcomed addition. Now I'll have a better idea of who I'm dealing with in terms of their response time before inquiring.
Roomorama has also implemented a "book now" feature to streamline the booking process, which ultimately works in conjunction with rewarding proactive hosts–one hand washes the other so to speak. Now when you decide on a property you'd like to inquire about, you can preauthorize your booking which alerts the host of your inquiry and requires them to respond within 48 hours or else it will be cancelled.
One important thing to keep in mind, though, is that if you are in need of a last minute apartment rental and plan to contact several hosts for availability, then you should contact the host directly. Because once you hit the "pay now" button you will be on the hook for every inquiry that gets accepted.
While I haven't had a chance to use the new booking system yet, I like being able to quickly see the host's stats, because I find it gives me a better understanding of who I am dealing with and how serious they are about renting their apartment. We have met a lot of fantastic hosts on Roomorama, and I am happy to see that they finally have a chance to rewarded for all of their hard work.
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Whether they think of it as "building green" or "sustainability," today's consumers expect their homes to have minimal environmental impact yet meet or exceed their lifestyle needs. They want properties offering comfort and security with low energy bills and low maintenance. They also demand healthy interiors that promote well being. Moreover, they want all of this in an attractive package.
Contemporary concrete building systems offer features that purchasers and builders value: strong and solid construction that provides comfortable shelter and protects occupants from extreme weather. Yet strength and durability alone are not enough. The systems have to be easy to design and build and be versatile to suit any architectural style. Concrete systems deliver all that and more.
During the Life of the Structure
Cool. Light- or natural-colored concrete reduces heat islands, thereby lowering outdoor temperatures, saving energy, and reducing smog.
Disaster Resistant. Concrete walls offer high durability and strength They are resistant to fires, wind, hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, wind-driven rain, and moisture damage. The use of concrete can even reduce fire insurance rates.
Energy Performance. Houses constructed with concrete achieve energy savings by combining the thermal mass of concrete with the optimal amount of insulation in precast concrete walls. Compared to wood and steel, concrete structures allow minimal temperature fluctuations. Consequently, heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning can be designed with smaller-capacity equipment, saving money and resources. Additionally the wall acts as an air barrier, reducing air infiltration and saving more energy.
Indoor Air Quality. Concrete has low volatile organic compound (VOC) emittance and does not degrade indoor air quality.
Recyclable. Concrete structures in urban areas can be recycled into fill and road base material at the end of their useful life (about 5 to 20 percent of aggregate in precast concrete can be recycled concrete).
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1. Research the use of Insulating Concrete Forms (ICF). They are as durable and safe as concrete blocks, but they're cheaper and easier to build with. The ICFs will conserve your heat and air conditioning to save you money in the long run. As well, ICFs are guaranteed to protect your family and property in extreme weather conditions, including hurricanes and earthquakes. Traditional concrete blocks may prove to be more difficult for subcontractors to work with once you have built the foundation.


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Jam and Boo are enjoying using Amblesideonline again. One of the things I love about this website is how easy it has made it to study different poets and poems.
This semester Boo is reading poetry from Rudyard Kipling. Her very favorite so far is;
The Thousandth Man by Rudyard Kipling
One man in a thousand, Solomon says,
Will stick more close than a brother.
And it's worth while seeking him half your days
If you find him before the other.
Nine hundred and ninety-nine depend
On what the world sees in you,
But the Thousandth Man will stand your friend
With the whole round world agin you.
'Tis neither promise nor prayer nor show
Will settle the finding for 'ee,
Nine hundred and ninety-nine of 'em go
By your looks, or your acts, or your glory,
But if he finds you and you find him,
The rest of the world don't matter;
For the Thousandth Man will sink or swim
With you in any water.
You can use his purse with no more talk
Than he uses yours for his spendings,
And laugh and meet in you daily walk
As thought there had been no lendings.
Nine hundred and ninety-nine of 'em call
For silver and gold in their dealings;
But the Thousandth Man he's worth 'em all,
Because you can show him your feelings.
His wrong's your wrong, and his right's your right,
In season or out of season.
Stand up and back it in all men's sight-
With that for your only reason!
Nine thousand and ninety-nine can't bide
The shame or mocking or laughter,
But the Thousandth man will stand by your side
To the gallows-foot--and after!
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We didn't use a lot of stage 3 foods (simply because there really aren't that many, honestly!), mostly I just used the meals for when I worked late and needed something quick to prepare for Ben. I would say that Ben was pretty much on table food for most of his meals by the time he was about 8.5-9 months old. So we probably did stage 3's during the early part of his 8th month.
The choking thing is scary, but as long as you give them small bits, they really will gum everything without any teeth. The first teeth they get aren't really for "chewing" anyways - the molars come in later.
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Imagine working as a librarian at the Vatican and coming across an ancient text talking about eternal marriage, written by some of Jesus' Disciples. Here's the incredible LDS conversion story of a Vatican Librarian.
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John Milner, a master machinist from Birmingham, England, immigrated to Canada in 1963 and shortly thereafter began repairing centerpin fishing reels in his spare time for his friends that fished the Vedder River and Fraser River. An avid salmon fisherman and born of a lineage of mechanical engineers and machinists, John decided to make his own float fishing reel one day. Working into the late evening on lathes and milling machines, he eagerly crafted his own centerpin to fish steelhead in his local BC salmon rivers.
In 1964, John completed his first centerpin reel. This ball-bearing pin reel was finished with a red plastic cap, the kind normally used to protect the threads of the massive hydraulic cylinders he built during the day.
Just over a decade later, and after countless repairs to the classics like Hardy centerpin reels, John dreamt of crafting a pin reel that would withstand steelhead fishing in the Vedder and Fraser Rivers while keeping the timeless elegance of the centerpins that first influenced him.
John's first bushing centerpin reel, crafted in the Hardy Silex fashion, was made in 1975. The praise from friends over the completion of his reel led John to his first batch of centrepins. In 1977, John released seventeen "J.E.M. 77" bronze bushing float reels for BC salmon. Word of mouth on the river banks and in the tackle shops soon flooded John with local and international requests and in 1979 his second batch of twenty fishing reels were released and called The Talisman.
His attention to detail and its resulting reliability is now sought by dedicated fishermen worldwide who appreciate his hand-built quality and precision. John Milner began crafting The Talisman centerpin in his spare time in 1995 when he retired and moved from Vancouver to Cranbrook, BC. Forever listening and chatting with friends and fans, John released a new open-faced float reel reel in October 1998; the now equally famous centerpin, The Kingfisher.
In 2006, after support and encouragement from salmon fishing enthusiasts from Ohio and Lake Erie, John produced his first batch of ball-bearing Kingfishers.
We hope you enjoy looking at some other float fishing centerpin reels by John Milner.
John Milner's first centerpin was a 4" ball-bearing pin.
John Milner's second centerpin was a 3-3/4" brass bushing float reel.
Seventeen made, John Milner, "JEM 77", 3-3/4" bushing centerpin
John Milner made twenty Talisman 4" bushing centerpin reels that were nickel and 24K gold plated.
John Milner produces first batch of twenty Kingfisher float fishing reels in 4-3/8".
John Milner made two 4-1/4″ spey fishing reels with nickel and 24K gold plated finishes.
The first two Kingfisher reels in 5" that are designed for Ontario and Ohio steelhead fishing, are completed.
The Snipe. In tribute to Eric Milner Senior, the first 58 Snipe reels were made with a memorial inscription.
The Manx. The first 10 reels of this limited edition reel were created.
A John Milner "Big E" Kingfisher Cheese-Grater ported frame is custom made around a 5" ball bearing Kingfisher. Three more were later made "Kingfisher Big E" with Big E becoming a production model designated for Lake Erie steelhead float fishing.
The River Wraith. As a request from the eastern States, John presented the River Wraith as a lightweight trout fishing reel.


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My boyfriend and I have been living together 3 1/2 years. I love him and trust him and I fully believe that he loves me too. His sister lives by us. She's friends with a girl who's at her house often. Awhile ago, they came over and we all hung out. I couldn't help but notice that my normally quiet boyfriend was being extremely chatty with this girl. She's his age, friendly, and they had a lot to talk about. For the rest of that evening he acted differently. For instance, he's usually so tired at night and turns in before anyone else, typically in bed by 10, but stayed up until midnight just chatting it up. Not that I'm complaining, but after they left he practically ravaged me that night. Again, no complaints. We have a great relationship physically and emotionally. But even so, it was a little out of character on a work night and I couldn't help but feel that his, um... Passion may have been sparked by this girl's presence. He also acted, sheepish? Like he acts when he's guilty of something. A couple weeks later, I was in bed and he said goodnight. Totally out of character, I find he has left the house without a word. He had gone to his sister's. The girl in question was there. I was irate. He wasn't doing anything wrong, just visiting. But he didn't bother to tell me he was going and I felt it was done behind my back. It turned into a 3-day-break-stuff fight. Over the last few months I have caught him in lies, or at least omitting the truth, involving this girl. On a few separate occasions he's gotten home from work, and gone directly to his sister's instead of coming home. I've seen his car. I know he's there. I know she's there. I've asked him. He's said he got off late, or had to drive someone home. Conveniently forgetting to mention that he was hanging out with them for the last hour. Yesterday I pulled up and they were kicking it. I know he hasn't cheated. To my knowledge they're not conversing by phone. I'm still uncomfortable. Am I crazy? He says I am.
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That sounds suspicious as hell. If you are right, and he hasn't cheated yet, he certainly wants to. That is 100% the behaviour of a guy hoping something will develop. He may not have the courage to actually pursue it directly, but he is putting himself into situations that make 'accidental' things happen. The fact that he is either lying about it, or getting awfully close (saying you had to drive someone home and that's why you are late, without mentioning you were also sitting around hanging out with people for an hour or more, is pretty much lying in my opinion) is a really, really bad sign. He is getting aggressively defensive because he is guilty in his mind.
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Sounds like they are cheating hun, sorry. It all rings too clearly with my ex husbands excuses and stories :(00|00|0


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Let me first apologize for the initial message, I have no idea why it showed up as blank
As of right now, there is no bottom bar illustrating what applications are open, is this planning on changing?
What is the point of the application name to the right of "Activities"?
It isn't clickable to show the other open applications, (I'd also like the time to be clickable to show the date and/or calendar). I heard it was used to illustrate what window is active instead of relying on window decoration. However this argument falls apart when there are 2 or more windows open of a given application.
Why are the names listed in the open/favorite applications in the overlay?
There is such a small amount of room for the name, nearly every applications name gets truncated. Also, the name obscures the the dots that show how many windows are open.
Get back to school stuff for them and cashback for you. Try Bing now.