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OTTAWA - Finance Minister Jim Flaherty says the federal and provincial governments have made "significant progress" on discussions toward a national securities regulator, nearly a year after the Supreme Court of Canada struck down Ottawa's plans as unconstitutional.
Indeed, provinces like Alberta - which had strongly opposed Ottawa's plans for a single securities oversight body - now say there's a "new dynamic" in play and that it's open to listening to proposals about a common regulator for securities, such as stocks, bonds and other investments.
Flaherty met Tuesday with Ontario Finance Minister Dwight Duncan to discuss reviving efforts to create a single, national securities watchdog, rather than 13 separate securities regulators in the provinces and territories.
Duncan has been leading the charge in resurrecting discussions with other provinces about moving to a common regulator with common securities laws. He says a single regulator would be more efficient, provide greater protection and improve Canada's reputation in the global economy.
But provinces such as Quebec and Alberta have been fiercely opposed to the federal government's plans for a single watchdog, insisting securities oversight is a provincial responsibility. The Supreme Court of Canada largely agreed, ruling last year the federal government's proposed legislation for a national regulator overstepped its constitutional authority.
Flaherty said Tuesday he has been holding ongoing discussions with the provinces about a single regulator and believes they're making substantial headway on the file.
"We've made some significant progress. I don't want to be overly optimistic, but I think there's some prospect that we'll be able to get to a common position," Flaherty told reporters on Parliament Hill.
Asked whether there will be a national securities regulator, Flaherty said he's hopeful but also cautious.
"You know, I wish I could say yes. I've been working on this for six and a half years so I'm very cautious but I think we've made some progress. I think there's a lot of goodwill. We'll see in the next little while," the minister added.
The Supreme Court of Canada unanimously ruled late last year that Ottawa's proposed legislation to form a national securities regulator was unconstitutional, although the top court agreed the federal government does, indeed, have some oversight of securities regulation.
The Conservative government argued that control over securities fell under federal jurisdiction through its power over trade and commerce, but the top court said Ottawa's plans overstepped its constitutional boundaries.
The court ultimately ruled that oversight for the investment industry falls under the "property and civil rights" powers assigned to the provinces in the Constitution. However, the court also acknowledged federal jurisdiction over such matters as systemic risk.
Duncan said Tuesday that Ontario has been speaking with several other provinces in recent weeks, particularly Alberta and B.C., about improving the regulatory climate for securities, while also ensuring those provinces play important roles in regulating the market.
"There's no agreements yet on anything, but the tone of the talks has been outstanding," Duncan said in an interview with Postmedia News. "There's a real willingness on the part of Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario to look at this and to see if we can set up a better regulatory climate for all Canadians."
Duncan said any national regulator would be based in Toronto, although he believes a model could be considered, for example, where a satellite securities office for oil and gas is stationed in Alberta and possibly one on venture capital in British Columbia.
He acknowledged that getting Quebec on board could be a challenge, but said the province is welcome to join the discussions over a common regulator down the road.
"Quebec will do what it feels is in Quebec's best interests. We'll continue to respect that," he said.
Alberta Finance Minister Doug Horner said his province is "not closing any doors" in the renewed discussions over a national regulator and is willing to listen to what the federal and Ontario governments may propose.
Wild Rose Country will, however, protect its sovereign right on securities, as well as the expertise and capacity it has generated in the oil and gas sector, he said.
"The tone sounds different from all sides," Horner said in an interview. "There has been a very respectful consideration of the provinces' role in the regulatory framework."
The Supreme Court ruling provides some certainty going forward, he said, while Alberta's discussions with Flaherty have been on "more of a common vernacular than a national vernacular."
"That has opened the door for a number of us to explore the opportunity," Horner added.


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A lot has happened since the 2004 release of Billband's debut album on innova, Blurred. Where that album was called "gritty and funky" by Gramophone, the group's new album, Towards Daybreak, turns more personal and showcases the broad palette of composer/leader Bill Ryan. Though still firmly rooted in the minimalism of Steve Reich and Terry Riley (Ryan is the founder and director of Michigan's Grand Valley State University's New Music Ensemble, the group behind innova's releases of In C Remixed by Riley and Music for 18 Musicians by Reich), Towards Daybreak is by turns contemplative, roiling, spacious, and aggressive, reflecting experiences in Ryan's life from the birth of a child to the loss of his parents.
Opening with the elegiac "Simple Lines," the ensemble of Ashley Bathgate (cello), Vicky Chow (piano), David Cossin (percussion), Michael Lowenstern (bass clarinet), Pablo Mahave-Veglia (Cello), Jonathan Nichol (saxophone), and Todd Reynolds (violin) leads the listener through the album's open doors into a lush work for strings that sets a reflective tone. The record then builds slowly, piano entering alongside vibraphone on the title track before the sandy susurration of brushed drums opens up "Rapid Assembly." As the rhythms settle into a percolating groove, this is where the album begins to open up its depths.
Grammy-winner Silas Brown engineered and co-produced the album with Ryan, their third collaboration, and the attention to the sound shines through. The strings are rich and woody, the percussion viscerally captured, the winds as present as if in your living room. As a whole, Towards Daybreak blends the precision and craft of the best minimalism with the distinct humanism and interplay of a small chamber group. This is a music that reveals itself gradually, working its way deeper into you with each listen.
"[R]eally outstanding; from ... exquisite writing, to the production and the top notch performances, this is a wonderful new recording from the inimitable Billband. While many composers in this genre rely on the seductive rhythmic or modal qualities imported from pop music and minimalism for their allure, [Towards Daybreak] instead relies on a mastery of form and proportion." [FULL ARTICLE]
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"Bill Ryan is slow to release – his last album goes back several years – but if he has to take his time to come up with gems like Towards Daybreak, so be it. … [A]n easy listen that takes hold of your emotions, without overdoing anything, without playing it too sweet. It's a masterpiece." [FULL ARTICLE]
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One of my favorite things about Otakon is that, as the largest anime convention on the east coast, it attracts a lot of webcomic creators. I always love seeing familiar faces and meeting new attendees. This part will focus on some of the webcomic creators who were at Otakon, many of whom are also members of the Create a Comic Project.
But wait there's more! This post also has one of the best costume team-ups ever photographed!


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"Tell Me, Why Are You So Good To Me?" Art Wall: Done!
Prior to painting a chalkboard wall to hang the art on, other solutions were considered for this feature wall. One was to hang wallpaper, another was to cover it with fabric. In the end I decided to go with chalkboard paint, mainly because this part of the Home Office Redesign needed to be inexpensive. There were also several pieces of art that could have been hung, some with much more color. But as all the images were laid out to edit through the options, it became clear that a limited color palette was needed to flow with the other elements in the room.
I'm very happy with the final look! Next...on to shelving, refinishing the cabinet and several other small details.
p.s. subway, typewriter and buddha photographs compliments of Mrs. Limestone. Thank you.
38 comments:
- Julie Marie Portraits said...
It turned out great! Can't wait to see pictures of the entire room!
- February 15, 2010 at 6:45 AM
- L.Duncan@home23duncanboys said...
That was so sweet! The wall was a great idea and turned out very very nice! I can't wait to see the chair and the cabinet (I love them both!).
Have a great day Janell - February 15, 2010 at 6:55 AM
- Marija said...
Of all the options you considered, I'm glad you went with the chalkboard wall. It turned out beautifully. And so practical! I'll tell you what, this definitely doesn't LOOK inexpensive! Nice work! Marija
- February 15, 2010 at 7:03 AM
- Clean Design Fan said...
This looks tremendous! I really like the photos and I do recognize the quote. That is one nice wall, it really works well with the desk piece, I really like how the colors blend so well.
Very nice! - February 15, 2010 at 7:06 AM
- Erika @ BluLabel Bungalow said...
Nothing like an appreciative husband. I love to see the reciprocation of love and affection! I'm just sappy like that!
- February 15, 2010 at 7:09 AM
- Design Esquire said...
It looks fantastic! I'm glad to hear that he's happy with the room too.
- February 15, 2010 at 7:14 AM
- Kathysue said...
What you decided on might be the most economical but I think it is also the most creative. It really turned out nicely. You should be very proud of yourself and of course of hubby for being such a sweetheart,Kathysue
- February 15, 2010 at 7:33 AM
- Susie @ Maddie's Nest said...
It looks awesome and not inexpensive at all. Love the finished product!
- February 15, 2010 at 7:40 AM
- Mrs. P said...
looks great!
can you come to my house and do this for my hubby's office? :) - February 15, 2010 at 8:04 AM
- Anny said...
This is gorgeous and well worth all the time it took to set up :)
- February 15, 2010 at 8:11 AM
- Kristin said...
This turned out better then I could have imagined! I love how the pictures are hung and how the chalk board paint is behind the empty frames! Wonderful job!
- February 15, 2010 at 8:26 AM
- Kristin said...
This turned out better then I could have imagined! I love how the pictures are hung and how the chalk board paint is behind the empty frames! Wonderful job!
- February 15, 2010 at 8:26 AM
- Struggler said...
Janell, it's just gorgeous. So excited that you shared the finished wall! Well done, and such an original space too.
- February 15, 2010 at 8:31 AM
- Bailey said...
So GOOD! I was wondering what you were going to do with those empty frames. Dumb dodo that I am, it's a chalkboard wall! Love it!
- February 15, 2010 at 8:34 AM
- pk @ Room Remix said...
It looks GREAT! I love how it turned out, and that you left some empty frames to write in.
- February 15, 2010 at 8:35 AM
- Centsational Girl said...
Only one of my favorite characters ever !!! Swoon, Cary Grant, be still my heart. How sweet is your hub ?
Hugs from a Hitchcock fan.
Kate - February 15, 2010 at 9:16 AM
- Destination Seaborn said...
I looks great! You had me guessing until the very end. I was wondering what you were going to do with the frames. I love how you featured your husband's thoughts {and handwriting}. Very nice! Lisa
- February 15, 2010 at 9:38 AM
- The Whispering Creek House said...
wow! everything looks great! your really good at this decoratig thing!lol anyway wanted to let you know that I talked to my mom in law and that bed your son loves at aunt tams is going for a very very good deal..wont say here but I wanted you to know the inside scoop if your still interested in the cowboy bed there! Stephanie
- February 15, 2010 at 9:50 AM
- Emily A. Clark said...
The wall looks wonderful! I love the idea of the open frames.
So glad you liked the post on your bedroom today :) - February 15, 2010 at 11:19 AM
- Averill said...
Looks great, Janell! I love how you've hung some open frames in the mix as well for temporary musings and/or lists.
- February 15, 2010 at 11:21 AM
- Haven and Home said...
Looks great!!!!
- February 15, 2010 at 11:35 AM
- Wendy @ The Shabby Nest said...
it's wonderful!! perfect!!
- February 15, 2010 at 11:45 AM
- Sarah said...
What a fantastic wall. I am obsessed with chalkboards right now. I've been trying to convince the hubs to let me do a chalkboard wall in our kitchen. Can't wait for the final reveal.
- February 15, 2010 at 12:30 PM
- AnNicole@Our Suburban Cottage said...
I don't think I've commented on your chalk wall yet...shame on me. Can I just tell you how much I love your version of the chalkboard wall? I love that you did it in such a way that made it a little classy and cutting edge insteady of just cute and trendy. As a matter of fact, that's one of the things I love about your blog - you have a knack for taking things to another level. Bravo!
- February 15, 2010 at 1:34 PM
- Flory said...
came out very nice!!! congratulations!
flory - February 15, 2010 at 2:27 PM
- Elizabeth said...
It has exceeded my expectations! I love that you let hubs write in the empty ones :)
- February 15, 2010 at 2:38 PM
- Anna said...
it looks really amazing, great job!
- February 15, 2010 at 3:29 PM
- autumn said...
i love how the dark frames look against the dark wall. subtle perfection!
- February 15, 2010 at 4:02 PM
- Southern Aspirations said...
you should be happy with the final wall! It looks amazing!!
- February 15, 2010 at 7:33 PM
- Sarah @ Thrifty Decor Chick said...
This is simply fantastic!! Love it! Putting this on my FB page. :)
- February 15, 2010 at 8:02 PM
- Dayka (Life +Style) said...
Love the wall!
- February 15, 2010 at 8:37 PM
- Paula Grace Designs said...
Hi Janell!
This turned out so fantastic! What a gorgeous way to complete a wall without breaking the bank AND you can change the messages, leave love notes.... wonderful! Now you have to link this beauty to my Timeless Tuesday party. It's perfect. Here's the link ~ http://paulagracedesigns.blogspot.com/2010/02/timeless-tuesday-three.html.
Paula Grace ~ - February 15, 2010 at 8:51 PM
- LindsB said...
yeah, its finally done! It looks even better than I had imagined from the paper drawing. I want to do it in my BF's office now too, I'm sending him these pics now :)
- February 16, 2010 at 5:43 AM
- Lori said...
I love it!! Your husband is a lefty..creative, right?? It must run in the family. Smiles...
- February 16, 2010 at 8:14 AM
- Elie's Papel said...
Perfect V-Day gift... it's so creative and really something you can enjoy for a long time!
- February 16, 2010 at 4:10 PM
- Jen of Made By Girl said...
JANELL, Great job...I love how the chalkboard wall is still in the background.. :)
Jen Ramos
madebygirl.blogspot.com - February 16, 2010 at 9:00 PM
- west coast nester said...
That is pure eye candy!
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- JoLynn said...
I love this wall! I am contemplating doing this on a wall in our office as well...but am wondering what color your other walls are in the room? I am having some indecision {big surprise!} :) Thanks for any help!!
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"Cloud Atlas" Starring Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Hugh Grant. R (violence, language, adult content, smoking).
"Cloud Atlas" is an unusual and quite ambitious movie. For starters, the scope of the film spans centuries and dimensions - exploring the past, present and future and delving into serious themes such as life, death, love and the afterlife. There are six different stories that are weaved together throughout the film, which runs just under three hours. And there were three directors: The Wachowskis ("The Matrix Trilogy") and Tom Tykwer ("Run Lola Run").
"Cloud Atlas" has the look, feel and certainly the length of an epic. But it falls just a little short of that honor.
The main premise of the film is that we are all "connected", not only to who we were in our past lives, but to who we knew back then and the good and bad we may have done. Hanks, Berry, Jim Broadbent, Grant, and Susan Sarandon are part of the ensemble cast. Each plays several characters who encounter each other at different points over a nearly 500 year period.
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"Cloud Atlas" is based on the popular novel of the same name by David Mitchell. Unfortunately, the film tries too hard to be great, when a little less overkill with the message could have resulted in something extraordinary. Still, it's unique and challenging and definitely worth seeing.
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Kimono Wrap Dress: Now with tights and boots, later with heels, this kimono dress will be one of your favorite pieces. Becoming faux-wrap style with easy kimono-esque sleeves and a face-framing V-neckline.
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I bought this dress when it was available in Navy. It is fantastic! I've worn it with heels and sandals. It looks amazing everytime. Since it is a wrap dress, it is sure to fit.
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Got lots of compliments when wearing this dress in the navy stripe. It is a very flattering dress, but even better it is cool and comfortable to wear!
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Muhammad Waqar Azeem
Associate Clinical Professor in the Child Study Center; Associate Residency Training Program Director Yale Child Study Center/Albert J. Solnit Children's Center South Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Residency; Medical Director & Chief of Psychiatry Albert J. Solnit Children's Center (formerly known as Riverview Hospital for Children and Youth / CCP)
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Child Study Center: Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Training Program
Research Interests
Autism Spectrum Disorders, ADHD, Looking in to innovative ways in reducing seclusions and restraints in inpateint child & adolescent psychiatry settings. more...
- M.D., Rawalpindi Medical College, 1991
- M.D., University of Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan, 1991
Selected Publications
- Azeem, Muhammad W, Aujla, A, Ramerth, M, Binsfeld, G, Jones, RB (2011). Effectiveness of Six Core Strategies Based on Trauma Informed Care in Reducing Seclusions and Restraints at a Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Hospital. J Chil & Adols Psych Nurs ; 24 (1): 11-15
- Imran,N, Chaudry,MR , Azeem, MW, Bhatti,MR , Choudhary,ZI, Cheema, MA (2011). A survey of Autism knowledge and attitudes among the healthcare professionals in Lahore, Pakistan. BMC Pediatrics; 11:107
- Dogar, IA, Haider, N, Irfan, N, Ahmad, M, Azeem, MW (2010). Psychiatric Co-morbidity in Medical Patients. JPPS; 7(2): 91-96


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