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Given the drafting of point guard Marcus Smart and the failure thus far of the Celtics to land a big name this summer via free agency or trade, the discussion has naturally turned to trading Rajon Rondo.
In a conversation with The Boston Globe's Baxter Holmes from his annual basketball camp in Louisville, Kentucky, Rondo offered fairly typical Rondo responses — brief, dry and interpretive.
"I don't think nothing of it," Rondo said, shrugging his shoulders, according to the Globe. "I am who I am. …
"I don't have too many feelings involved in this business. I've played my heart out for the game, but business is business. I can be here today, gone tomorrow. You never know. For me to get bent out of shape, or to feel threatened by the Celtics drafting a point guard, it means nothing."
So, he's good, then?
Meanwhile, the Boston Herald's Steve Bulpett spoke to three NBA general managers who believe — despite a number of potential suitors for Rondo's services — Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge will struggle to receive fair compensation for his All-Star point guard this summer, suggesting the C's could wait until the season starts before making a deal in hopes Rondo's play increases his trade value.
Conversely, as the trade deadline approaches, opposing GMs will be circling like sharks knowing the Celtics face the possibility of Rondo departing in free agency next summer, leaving Ainge with nothing but cap space in return. In that regard, Rondo's value may peak before the calendar turns to 2015 (i.e., Chris Paul in December 2011).
Ideally, as Rondo's high school coach Doug Bibby explained to the Globe, "It won't affect [Rondo]. If anything, it just woke up a beast." Then, as Sports Illustrated Chris Mannix suggested, the Celtics could land a legitimate starter and draft picks in return. Unless, of course, Kevin Love walks through that door and the C's keep Rondo.
Ainge remains at a fork in the road. Whether Rondo is still riding shotgun this winter remains up for debate.
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Today went without a hitch and I'm just thankful to everyone that's messaged me along the way and been there for support on the forums. My husband was diagnosed with bladder cancer a few weeks back and I had friends and family kinda flake on us. Folks here were able to help me feel a lot more secure without the folks I was hoping to have face to face for support.
And with surgery today things went fine. Cancer all removed and he's home. We won' t know the pathology until Monday (at least) so I just have to hang on until then.
It can go one of 3 ways so I'm just hoping it's the "2" option if we're not going to get great news that nothing further is needed (which I'm praying for) but given our luck I have that feeling there will be more. "2" means he needs chemo injected into the bladder. "3" is full out chemo. From what the surgeon says "4" which was chemo and radiation is off the table because it didn't look more invasive. So I'm not giving that a second thought.
I'll update in this thread when we know, I just wanted to say thank you for the support because it really does mean a lot.
continue to send energy for healing, wellness and 'all clear'. You guys will kick this.
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Hope is the light...sending it all your way. :}
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Alex Atamanenko
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- His favourite word was industry.
Last in Parliament October 2015, as NDP MP for British Columbia Southern Interior (B.C.)
Won his last election, in 2011, with 51% of the vote.
Statements in the House
Supply Management June 10th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, our supply management sector is under threat at the current secretive negotiations on the trans-Pacific partnership. Countries such as the U.S. and New Zealand are applying tremendous pressure on Canada to put supply management on the chopping block.
Most recently, the Conservatives buckled under European pressure to allow an additional 17,000 tonnes of subsidized European artisan cheese to flood our markets. Our farmers are taking a direct hit as a result of this CETA sell-out.
Unlike other agricultural sectors, farmers in the supply management sector have been able to survive in difficult times over the years without any government subsidies. Prices to consumers have remained constant and competitive. The price of chicken, for example, has risen by only 3.5% over the past two years, while non-supply managed pork and beef have risen by over 20%, and supply management contributes $20 billion to our gross domestic product.
I call on the Conservatives not to give any additional duty-free access for imported dairy, egg and poultry products. The system is working for Canadians. No further concessions.
Members not seeking re-election to the 42nd Parliament June 9th, 2015
Mr. Chair, as always, when I get up here, there is a standing ovation.
This has been quite a journey, which started during the summer of 2003 while my wife Ann and I were driving across the Prairies. I remember it clearly. It was at dinner in Medicine Hat when I mentioned to Ann that I was thinking of seeking the NDP nomination in the 2004 election. I remember her response, "I think you are crazy, but I support you". I believe she regrets those words to this day.
My next step was to check with my friends, Ed and Katrine Conroy. Ed was a former MLA and Katrine is currently our MLA. They said, "Go for it".
My final blessing came from the president of our local riding association, Lily Popoff, who said, "Would you please run?" Although I lost in 2004, I was successful in 2006.
The privilege of serving as an MP has undoubtedly been the most enriching and rewarding experience of my life. I am extremely fortunate to have known our former leader, Jack Layton, and remember many interesting conversations we had over the years. We even went jogging together during one of my campaigns when he was in Castlegar with Olivia.
I would like to pay tribute to all of my NDP caucus colleagues, both past and present. A number of us remember the days when caucus meetings would take place around a table. I have never worked with such a dedicated and committed group of people. Many have been committed to social justice for decades. I wish all of those who are retiring this year the best of health and happiness as they adjust to what we call a normal life.
I must also admit that it has been and continues to be an honour for me to work with them. As members know, 2011 was a time of great change for our party.
I would like to thank all of my new colleagues, particularly my younger colleagues, for their passion and their commitment to building a better Canada.
My friends from Quebec, I really enjoyed the conversations we had at the parliamentary restaurant after the votes. I will truly miss you.
I would especially like to mention our leader. I really appreciate his leadership and especially the fact that he was always available to listen to me and to read the many articles I sent him over these past few years. I am very happy that he is here.
I also want to thank my MP colleagues from all parties who have treated me with respect over the years. I have had the pleasure of getting to know some of them a little more, for example, during trips with the agriculture committee and during my two trips abroad. We do not do enough of that, getting together and socializing with our colleagues.
I would also like to recognize the government front bench. There have been numerous occasions when I have approached ministers directly here in the House as a last resort on behalf of my constituents when all else had failed. They have been very gracious and respectful of my concerns and have taken the time to follow up with their officials. I thank them for this.
I have enjoyed working here in Parliament. There is a very high degree of professionalism everywhere we look. I would first like to thank our interpreters who are always here for us, not only in the House but at each committee and caucus meeting. They are very good at what they do. As a former interpreter, I understand the difficulty and complexity of their work and hope that all members assist them by giving them copies of their speeches well ahead of time.
I would like to wish all of the pages the best in their future endeavours. These dynamic and fluently bilingual university students are a pleasure to be with. I thank them for their service.
If I may use military terminology, I often liken our position as MPs to being on the front line. However, without our support staff, life here would be impossible. I thank all of the staff here in the House and all who make Parliament function smoothly, the clerks, researchers, recorders, postal workers, library staff, and all other support staff.
As you know, Mr. Chair, the work that you do here in the House is not easy, particularly when the debates get a bit heated. I would therefore like to sincerely thank you, your colleagues and the other speakers for your patience.
As a former schoolteacher, I know what life can be like when we are in front of an unruly class of energized students.
You are very understanding.
Also, in spite of the tragic incident last October, I have always felt safe working here on the Hill. The members of our security staff are very professional and truly amazing in how they are able to recognize each and every one of us by name. I thank them as well as the dedicated RCMP officers for their service.
I have a special place in my heart for all the staff upstairs in our parliamentary restaurant. I will truly miss not being able to go up to the sixth floor after votes and be greeted by what I call true professionals as I partake in the daily evening buffet with my Quebec colleagues. It has been a pleasure spending time in the restaurant with my server friends. I only wish they could be assured of full-time employment even when the House is not in session. It is not a very comfortable position to be in when they lose their job when the House rises. Would it be possible, for example, to keep this great restaurant open to staff and tourists in the summer? It could be a win-win situation. I ask the next government to take a serious look at this possibility.
I would also like to recognize the work of the staff in our whip's office and in our leader's office. They are extremely knowledgeable and professional. I really enjoyed working with them during my time here in Parliament. I hope that they will continue their work after the election, but that this time they will be working for the government.
I also want to thank all those who work in our cafeterias, particularly in the Confederation Building. It was very nice to see them every week.
I want to thank all of the support staff, those who keep our workplace clean and in good repair.
Finally, all of us are here because of the support we have received in our ridings. My sincere thanks go out to all members and supporters who have made it possible for me to have this honour. It is truly amazing to observe the behind-the-scenes work that goes on during election campaigns. It is quite a humbling experience to see the efforts that go on to elect us to office. Democracy is alive and well.
It has truly been an honour to serve all constituents of British Columbia Southern Interior, regardless of their political affiliation. In fact, after the election, I made it a point to forget who belongs to which party. I would like to single out my provincial and local government colleagues for all their co-operation as we have worked together for the benefit of our constituents. I have always attempted to consult them prior to advancing federal issues on their behalf, or sometimes even wading in on provincial and municipal issues. I wish them all the best as they continue to work on behalf of those they represent.
I would like to take this time to pay tribute to the former mayor of Osoyoos and MLA, John Slater. It was always a pleasure to work with him. He will be missed. May his soul rest in peace.
Sometimes people ask me how I put up with all the nonsense in the House. First, I say that just as in teaching high school, a good night's sleep and a sense of humour certainly help. However, most important of all it is all those committed people who are fighting for social justice right across the country. When I meet with them, it is as if I recharge my batteries. It has truly been an honour to represent their views in Parliament. I have met with citizens concerned about world peace, Canada's involvement in war, protection of the environment, food sovereignty, poverty, Canada Post, smart metres, women's rights, international development and many other issues. It is amazing to see how many people, both in my riding and across the country, are consistently engaged in working to improve the lives of others.
When I was the Agriculture critic for our party, I was in regular contact with many organizations representing farmers as well as those concerned about GMOs, horse slaughter, international trade and food sovereignty. It was always a pleasure to meet with their representatives and to listen to their concerns.
Finally, I would like to recognize my staff, those dynamic women who point me in the right direction and tell me what to say: Jennifer Ratz in Ottawa; Lilly Zekanovic in Oliver; and Margaret Tessman, Gina Petrakos, and Gail Hunnisett in Castlegar. Thanks to their dedication and persistent efforts, my office has been able to assist many constituents over the course of the past nine years. It will be sad not to be able to spend time with these dedicated individuals when I retire.
I would also like to thank others who have worked in my office since I was first elected in 2006. I wish them all the very best in their future endeavours.
A number of people have asked me what I plan to do when I retire. My answer is, nothing. It is my plan to spend time at home with my wife Ann, our two cats and hopefully a new dog. There is wood to chop, flowers to plant and music to play. I guess that is what retirement is all about.
I wish everyone here in Ottawa all the best.
I thank the people of British Columbia Southern Interior for having given me the honour to serve my country as their representative for the past nine years.
Petitions May 28th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, I have over 300 names from Trail, Castlegar, and the Beaver Valley of folks who are upset about paying additional fees so that they can pay their bills. This especially hits seniors unfairly.
The petitioners are calling on the Government of Canada, its agencies, ministries, and departments to employ the measures at their disposal, appropriate to their jurisdiction, to prohibit the charging of customers for receiving a monthly bill or statement in the mail.
Yukon and Nunavut Regulatory Improvement Act May 25th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank my Liberal colleague for his excellent question. I have notes here that I have not had a chance to talk about, such as various stakeholders who believe that this consensus, this consultation, did not take place. One of them is Mr. Felix Geithner, director, Tourism Industry Association of the Yukon. He said:
The most pertinent question isn't why Bill S-6 should be prevented from being passed but why was it ever put forward in the first place, in its current form?
He goes on to say:
The reason he provided for introducing a bill that proposes sweeping changes to a fundamental part of this regulatory regime was the need to involve and maintain a competitive and predictable regulatory system.
However, this is not what is taking place. In fact, it is just the opposite.
We have already heard what Ms. Allison Rippin Armstrong of Kaminak Gold Corporation said. I did not have a chance to talk about Chief Steve Smith of the Champagne and Aishihik First Nations, or Ms. Wendy Randall, chair and executive committee member of the Yukon Environmental Socio-economic Assessment Board, or Chief Angela Demit, and we could go on and on.
There is a groundswell of opposition to these amendments and this bill, so why on earth would the current government even consider putting this legislation forward?
Yukon and Nunavut Regulatory Improvement Act May 25th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, that is a logical question. However, if we look at the process and see that one group of people, namely the first nations in Yukon, do not agree with that, then in my mind that should trigger that there is something wrong. It then becomes another top-heavy federal government decision that people are not supporting. There is something wrong with it.
Obviously the protection should be there, but it should be worked out and agreed upon by all stakeholders. In reading my notes and discussing the bill, my conclusion is that has not happened, and that is one of the flaws of the amendments on this piece of legislation.
Yukon and Nunavut Regulatory Improvement Act May 25th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, it is with pleasure and a certain amount of emotion that I speak to Bill S-6. My heart has a soft spot for Yukon and its people.
In 1976, I first went to Yukon to undertake a study on the feasibility of expanding youth hostels. For those of us who remember the late 1970s, it was a time of youth migration across this great country. My task was to see if we could set up a network of centres or hostels to accommodate these young people. That was my first opportunity to visit this magnificent area of Canada. I went for a few months and stayed for five years, perhaps the happiest and most rewarding of my life.
My next job involved working with the Yukon recreation branch, which at that time came under the Department of Education. The minister at the time, a current senator for Yukon, was Senator Dan Lang. I fondly remember spending time in his office trying to get support for various initiatives that our branch was working on. Now we see each other occasionally on flights to and from Ottawa. However, unfortunately we do not agree on Bill S-6.
One of the initiatives that I had the pleasure of working on, an idea that came from the director of recreation at that time, Barry Robb, was that of implementing a network of territory-wide recreation and advisory boards that would be all inclusive. We tried and were successful in involving all communities, with first nation participation as equals, helping to break down some of the barriers that existed at that time.
What is puzzling is that this type of consultation process has apparently been lacking in regard to the bill before us. As I read my notes, I find it very troubling that the Conservative government is once again attempting to ram its ideologically driven agenda through without taking into account the needs of all citizens of Yukon.
Yukon is a majestic area with an extraordinary landscape, wide open spaces unequalled anywhere in the world, and with a dynamic proud people. While there, I spent many hours visiting various communities, from Dawson City to Watson Lake. I even had the pleasure of flying into Old Crow in the Arctic Circle. At that time, we had functioning mines in Elsa and Faro. I even spent a few months working as recreation direction in Elsa.
Bill S-6 would unilaterally rework Yukon's environmental and socio-economic evaluation system, a system which is a product of the Umbrella Final Agreement, which settled most of the first nations land claims in the territory. The Yukon Environmental and Socio-economic Assessment Act, YESAA, is a made-in-Yukon solution to the unique environmental and social circumstances of the territory.
It is clear to see that the changes proposed in Bill S-6 are being driven by what I would call the corporate agenda of southern resource development companies. The bill would dismantle the environmental and socio-economic assessment process developed in Yukon, by Yukoners for Yukon.
In my opinion, it is part of the Conservative ideologically driven agenda to systematically weaken environmental protection legislation, with no public consultation, little or no parliamentary security, and often being buried in omnibus budget legislation. Some examples of weakened environmental laws include the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, Fisheries Act, navigable waters protection act, and Mackenzie Valley Resource Management Act.
It is interesting to note that four former fisheries ministers, three of them Conservative, have been highly critical of the gutting of the Fisheries Act by the current Conservative government. I would like to recognize one of these individuals, the hon. Tom Siddon, who continues to serve his constituents as a director with the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen.
As I mentioned earlier, there was incomplete consultation with Yukon first nations before these amendments were made. I find it hard to believe that there was no public process while developing these amendments. At the same time, non-Yukon stakeholders, including the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada, Mining Association of Canada, Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, and the Canadian Energy Pipeline Association were allowed input.
It appears as if the Yukon government, with support from the Conservative MP and senator, pushed this deal through in spite of considerable opposition to the changes from Yukoners and the Council of Yukon First Nations. In other words, these amendments favour the Yukon government over the Yukon first nations, the other partner in the YESAA process.
There should not be this kind of division. What is more, the Council of Yukon First Nations has threatened legal action should the bill become law. Ironically, instead of favouring development, Bill S-6 could wind up slowing it down.
Let us listen to what Allison Rippin Armstrong, vice-president of lands and environment at Kaminak Gold Corporation has to say:
...Kaminak is concerned that the process through which YESAA is being amended is creating distrust between governments and uncertainty in the assessment and regulatory process for current and future projects in Yukon.
Specifically, the YESAA five-year review resulted in a number of recommendations, most of which were supported by the parties involved in the review, including Yukon first nations. We understand that some of the proposed amendments do not accurately reflect comments and recommendations raised during the five-year review, and as a result, instead of celebrating a historic alignment between the governments and the Yukon first nations on most of the proposed amendments to YESAA, Yukon first nations have expressed a common position that they intend to take the federal government to court, if Bill S-6 is passed as proposed.
Kaminak is very concerned about this development, because court cases create assessments and regulatory uncertainty in addition to extraordinary delay, all of which erodes investor confidence.
In these difficult economic times, why would any government even consider implementing measures that would encourage economic uncertainty? It would seem to me that a stable environment supported by first nations should be a necessary prerequisite to any shift in policy.
Former Yukon MP Larry Bagnell spoke in the House to the original bill creating YESAA on October 21, 2002. He said:
Much of that time has been spent in consultation with stakeholder groups and, as a result, we have a much better bill and much better process than might otherwise be the case. First nations in particular will have a more meaningful role in assessments in Yukon.
It is safe to say that virtually everyone in Yukon had an opportunity to comment on the bill and many did.
Larry talked about how the department released drafts of the legislation in 1998 and 2001 for public review and undertook two separate tours to meet with first nations and other residents to review and discuss these drafts. He went on to say:
This took time, but it was time well spent. Those in Yukon who participated believe the process was inclusive, transparent and worthwhile.
Why is it that a former Liberal majority government made an effort to adequately consult prior to introducing legislation where our current conservative regime has chosen to disregard the democratic process?
Speaking of the lack of respect for democracy, one only has to look at how the Canadian Wheat Board was gutted in spite of support for the single desk by over 60% of farmers, or the complete rejection of over 20 amendments proposed by the NDP and Liberals to strengthen the food safety act, Bill S-11, or most recently the way that Bill C-51 was rammed through, in spite of the fact that knowledgeable witnesses spoke out against these draconian measures. Clearly Canadians are asking for a change. This will happen in October, but sorry for that digression.
Ruth Massie, Grand Chief, Council of Yukon First Nations said this when appearing before the Standing Committee on Energy, the Environment and Natural Resources:
Pursuant to the UFA, the CYFN, including Yukon First Nations, Canada and Yukon undertook a comprehensive review of YESAA. Initially, CYFN, Yukon First Nations, Canada and Yukon worked collaboratively to prepare the interim YESAA review report. In the end, Canada unilaterally finalized the report and systematically rejected the input from the CYFN and Yukon First Nations.
The proposed amendments in front of the Senate today were not discussed in the five-year review process with Canada and the Yukon government.
Mary Jane Jim, councillor, Champagne and Aishihik First Nations, said:
...it is our view that YESAA has been operating effectively and efficiently since its enactment in 2003. The federal government now works to unilaterally make additional amendments to the YESAA. We did not request these amendments, nor do we support them. These amendments are not necessary.
Let me close by saying that I believe this is not a good precedent in these difficult times. I urge all members of the House to reject this flawed piece of legislation.
Petitions May 15th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, I also have a petition that deals with climate change, with over 60 signatures, calling for Canada to adopt a carbon policy that applies a fee to greenhouse gas emissions at their source of production in Canada, and calling on nations around the world to adopt a similar policy.
Petitions May 15th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, I have over 300 names, with three different petitions, on Canada Post. The first one from Nelson, Salmo, and Ymir calls upon the government to reverse the cuts to services announced by Canada Post and to look instead for ways to innovate in areas such as postal banking.
The second petition, from folks in Nelson and the Slocan Valley area, calls on the government to ensure that our public post office is not scaring people into accepting community mailboxes and that it continues to provide door-to-door delivery to residents.
The third petition is from residents of Castlegar. It calls upon the government to instruct Canada Post to keep and expand the public post office instead of opening privately run offices or franchises.
Petitions May 7th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, on another topic, I have here a petition signed by more than 300 people from Quebec and across the country. They say that 3% of the population immediately experiences undesirable effects from wireless radiation. The petitioners are asking the Government of Canada to immediately implement an official process enabling Canadians to report undesirable effects of exposure to wireless radiation.
Member for British Columbia Southern Interior April 21st, 2015
Mr. Speaker, as I ride off into the sunset later on this year, I would like to pay tribute to all those who made the past nine years the most enriching experience of my life. I thank my wife Ann and my staff, both past and present, for their loyalty and service to our constituents.
To those front-line activists who are advocating for a better world, it has been an honour to stand by them.
To the members of my party who are always there for every election, I thank them for their confidence in me. One such person is my brother George, here with me today, who together with his wife Gloria have been truly an inspiration to me.
To all those in Ottawa who make this a very pleasant place to work—custodians, maintenance workers, restaurant and cafeteria staff, security personnel, post office staff, House of Commons and NDP staff—I thank them for their professionalism and dedication.
Lastly, I want to thank all of my colleagues, from all political parties in the House, for the respect they have shown me. It has been, and continues to be, an honour to work with them. I wish everyone all the best in their future endeavours.


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Much thanks for posting the pic, DK.
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The proposed studies are directed towards resolving two inter-related current problems in pig-tononhuman primate (NHP) organ xenotransplantation using GTKO.CD46.CD55 pigs (designated GE pigs) (i) to identify a clinically-applicable regimen that prevents an adaptive immune response, and (ii) to identify a means of preventing coagulation dysfunction - in the form of thrombocytopenia and/or consumptive coagulopathy (CC) with associated thrombotic microangiopathy. The immune response may influence the development of coagulation disorders, and coagulation dysregulation may influence the immune response. The exact causative factors of CC remain uncertain, but (i) heightened innate immunity (antibody, complement, platelets, macrophages, NK cells), (ii) the adaptive immune response (T and B cells), and (iii) molecular incompatibilities between pig and NHP, may all play roles. Graft vascular heterogeneity may also be evident as CC and thrombocytopenia occur more rapidly in NHPs with pig kidney rather than heart grafts. We propose that genetic modifications in pigs and novel therapies may protect against these factors. We shall use CIITA mutant pigs (with knock-down of SLA Class II) and other pigs transgenic for human thromboregulatory factors on the GTKO background.
Aim 1 : To investigate the efficacy in baboons of a clinically-applicable immunosuppressive regimen in preventing the innate and adaptive immune responses after heterotopic heart Tx from (A) GE pigs (n=6) and (B) GE.CIITA pigs (n=6), and to determine whether prevention of elicited xenogeneic immunity correlates with delay in
The proposed studies should provide a clinically-applicable immunosuppressive regimen, and elucidate the efficacy of the expression of human TBM and/or EPCR on pig endothelial cells in preventing the coagulation dysfunction seen following pig heart and kidney Tx in NHPs. The studies should throw light on the remaining barriers that need to be overcome, and indicate what further genetic modifications of the organ-source pig might be advantageous.
|Harris, Donald G; Quinn, Kevin J; French, Beth M et al. (2015) Meta-analysis of the independent and cumulative effects of multiple genetic modifications on pig lung xenograft performance during ex vivo perfusion with human blood. Xenotransplantation 22:102-11
|Wijkstrom, Martin; Bottino, Rita; Iwase, Hayoto et al. (2015) Glucose metabolism in pigs expressing human genes under an insulin promoter. Xenotransplantation 22:70-9
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Onishi, Hiroko (2016) Regulating technology - private misuse of drones and protection of privacy. Entertainment Law Review, 27(5), pp. 175-178. ISSN (print) 0959-3799
Onishi, Hiroko (2013) The online defamation maze: are we finding a way out? International Review of Law, Computers & Technology, 27(1-2), pp. 200-212. ISSN (print) 1360-0869
Onishi, Hiroko (2012) Defamation in cyberspace: a Japanese perspective. Computer Law & Security Review, 28(6), pp. 687-695. ISSN (print) 0267-3649
Onishi, Hiroko (2011) The "right to privacy": a Japanese perspective. Communications Law, 16(2), pp. 70-78. ISSN (print) 1746-7616
Onishi, Hiroko (2011) Personal avatar identity theft in Japan: the role of the Japanese copyright law. Entertainment Law Review, 22(1), pp. 17-21. ISSN (print) 0959-3799
Onishi, Hiroko (2011) Revisiting the Japanese Unfair Competition Law: post-Bellure. European Intellectual Property Review, 33(6), pp. 368-374. ISSN (print) 0142-0461
Onishi, Hiroko (2010) Japanese courts impose a limited scope of liability on ISPs for damages. Entertainment Law Review, 21(7), pp. 287-289. ISSN (print) 0959-3799
Onishi, Hiroko (2010) "Stress at work" in English law: a Japanese perspective. Professional Negligence, 26(3), pp. 140-148. ISSN (print) 1746-6709
Onishi, Hiroko (2013) Well-known trade marks: a comparative study of Japan and the EU. London, U.K. : Routledge. 320p. (Routledge Research in Intellectual Property) ISBN 9780415521314
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England captain Andrew Strauss today called Andrew Flintoff "the ultimate impact cricketer" who would put his "body on the line" for his team.
Strauss, who learned of Flintoff's decision to retire from all forms of the game while preparing for England's third one-day international against Pakistan tomorrow, said at his best the all-rounder was one of the most hostile bowlers in the world.
"I would just like to say on behalf of the England team we would like to congratulate Andrew on an outstanding career," said Strauss.
"The impact he has had on English cricket has been immense.
"Of course, it is a sad day when somebody like that can no longer keep playing.
"But we would prefer today to celebrate everything he has achieved as an England cricketer."
Strauss said Flintoff was "incredibly able to make something happen out of nothing with both bat and ball".
He said: "2005 was his zenith. But he was always the ultimate impact cricketer, somebody who on so many occasions stepped up to the plate.
"He would put his body on the line on flat wickets when other bowlers were maybe starting to struggle.
"Because of the way he bowled, and what he put into it, it was probably not as easy for him to get seven-fors and eight-fors.
"But if you talked to other players around the world, they would always say Andrew was one of the bowlers they least wanted to face - because he could be so hostile.
"We are all striving to gain the respect of our peers. Andrew certainly did that."
Michael Vaughan said the "larger than life" Flintoff was one of a rare breed of cricketer who could clear the bars at a ground.
"He would then go and join them afterwards," the former England captain told BBC Radio Five Live.
Vaughan said since retiring he has experienced "the best year of my life" and was sure Flintoff "will be exactly the same".
"He's probably being preparing for this for a few months now," Vaughan said.
"He knows he's going to do something different. He will do something in television. I still think Freddie Flintoff has quite a lot to give the game."
Steve Harmison has been a close friend of Flintoff throughout his career, with the pair playing many Tests together.
Harmison admitted he found the news of Flintoff's retirement "devastating", but offered praise to his former England colleague.
"It's a sad day for English cricket," Harmison told Sky Sports News.
"People look for words to describe Andrew and coming from someone close to him in the dressing room he's been an inspirational character, not just for Lancashire, not just for England, but for children growing up and for his team-mates as well.
"I spoke to Andrew this morning and he was dejected and disappointed about having to make the decision.
"I'm sure it'll be a relief off his shoulders and he can move on with the rest of his life."
Harmison explained how Flintoff found it difficult to accept he would not play again.
"It's been very hard," Harmison said.
"He's a cricketer, that's all Andrew's ever wanted to be since he was nine, 10, 11 years old.
"It's taken him a year to make this decision, if not more.
"He tried his hardest to get back and when the surgeon said yesterday he couldn't get back it'll have been a long night for him, just knowing that he's not going to take the field again.
"It's sad for everybody - it's sad for everybody and it's devastating for Andrew - that they're not going to see this talisman for England, this inspirational cricketer, not just on international field but any field at all.
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"He just wasn't a good coach," the source told Howe. "It's not that he wasn't smart. Some guys just don't know how to coach."
According to Howe a lot of the players were excited when he was hired last offseason, with many in the New England secondary looking forward to work with him because he had experience as a player in Bill Belichick's system. After one season it's clear that things didn't quite work out quite the way they may have hoped, and that it looks like the development of many of the young guys in the secondary may be attributed more to Belichick than most had initially thought. We saw a solid season from rookie Devin McCourty and some good performances by Patrick Chung and others, so fans will likely will feel this unit certainly has plenty to build on heading into next year.
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The shortcut key in Addons Manager (briefcase icon in upper right corner), should now take user to the new AMO page for Android. It currently still points to the XUL fennec addons page.
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IS it right to pull down Joe Paterno's statue, as though he were Saddam Hussein?
Since the scorching Freeh report came out, plenty of people have weighed in on the best thing to do with that triumphant seven-foot statue of the late coach, symbolizing nearly half a century of pride in Penn State football.
Should it be torn down? Melted down? Moved away from Beaver Stadium? Turned to look the other way, as Paterno did? Left as a reminder that coaches and athletes can be tin idols?
Even the sculptor, Angelo Di Maria, got into the fray, counseling patience. "Put a cover on it," he said, and "let's see how everyone feels in six months" or a year.
After a plane flew over the campus several days last week trailing a banner that said, "Take the statue down or we will," some students set up camp to guard the monument from vandals. Others moved on, changing the name of their game-day tent city outside Beaver Stadium from Paternoville to Nittanyville.Continue reading the main story
Don Van Natta Jr., a senior writer for ESPN, wrote on Friday that the university's trustees, worried that the N.C.A.A. might give the death penalty to the Penn State football program for its "loss of institutional control," banning it for a year or more, had a "spirited" conference call on Thursday night, debating what to do with the statue.
"People want to kick Joe's bones," one board member complained to Van Natta. "It's outrageous." But trustees said that Penn State's new president, Rodney Erickson, would soon decide.
If I were the Decider, I'd leave it up. But I'd put up another darkly alluring statue behind Paterno, whispering in his ear: Mephistopheles.
Jerry Sandusky is a sexual sociopath. When you looked into his eyes during his trial, as young men who had been raped by him as trusting boys cried and cringed on the stand, there was no emotion there, no shame.
Paterno is the tragic figure in the case, the man who went to church and taught his players "success with honor," but succumbed to supporting depravity. His name was derived from the Latin word for father, and JoePa was the beloved paterfamilias of Happy Valley. So how did he crack his moral compass?
It's the story of "Faust," a morality play that unspools daily in politics, banking, sports and the Catholic Church. It has taken many artistic forms, from puppet theater to the Marlowe and Goethe plays to opera to a buoyant musical that was also a sports morality tale, "Damn Yankees," about a middle-age real estate agent who sells his soul to be a slugger named "Shoeless Joe" Hardy for the Washington Senators.
Like Dr. Faust, Paterno was a learned man, an opera lover versed in the classics. A graduate of Brown University, JoePa was known for quoting Virgil and Shakespeare in his Brooklyn accent, and loved the Robert Browning line, "A man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for?"
Certainly, he was grasping with both hands in January 2011. As Jo Becker reported in The Times, Paterno began negotiating to amend his contract and get a sweeter deal with luxury perks like use of the university's private jet, even as prosecutors plumbed the depths of Sandusky's pathological behavior.
In an interview in 1987, Thomas Ferraro of United Press International asked Paterno about his holier-than-thou image. A few skeptics said JoePa was an egotistical zealot who would do anything to win, Ferraro wrote, but most people idolized him as "the saint in black cleats of the often seamy world of college sports."
Paterno replied: "It scares the heck out of me. Because I know I'm not that clean. Nobody is that clean."
And it turned out he wasn't. Louis Freeh, the former F.B.I. director who conducted the school's investigation, found that despite the denials of Paterno and his family, the coach knew about a 1998 allegation that Sandusky had abused a child in the Penn State showers.
Since Paterno was the most powerful man on campus, he was being disingenuous when he said he did his duty by reporting Sandusky to top officials after Mike McQueary told him in 2001 that he had seen the slab of an assistant coach molesting a slight boy in the shower.
But Freeh learned the sulfurous truth: that it was Paterno who persuaded Graham Spanier, who was the university president, Gary Schultz, a vice president, and Tim Curley, the athletic director, not to report Sandusky to state authorities. Eager to protect the brand and their cash cow, they decided to rationalize. Euphemistically, they said they wanted to do the "humane" thing; so they warned Sandusky to stop bringing children onto campus. As far as the noble coach was concerned, Sandusky could simply switch the venue of his child rapes.
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To unveil its new Beachcomber concept, Mini crafted a so-called "urban beach" on its display stand, complete with faux dunes (made from an asphalt-like material) and an gigantic onyx palm tree. Billabong-clothed hipsters danced across the dune-like stage, until the Beachcomber rolled into view with some sort of man-shark hybrid (or "EfficientDynamics," if you're using BMW-speak) behind the wheel.
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Chicken or Turkey Meatballs (Moroccan Style)
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 15 mins
My husband's mom would make this for me while I was in Morocco. After the first time I tried to figure out what she put in it to make them so good. Mine were ok but not wonderful like hers. So the next time I was there I paid close attention when she made them.
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- 1 lb ground chicken (I prefer chicken) or 1 lb ground turkey (I prefer chicken)
- 2 tablespoons fresh parsley, finely chopped (My addition, not hers) (optional)
- 1⁄2 medium onion, grated (The key to great meatballs & I dislike onion)
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons paprika
- 1 teaspoon cumin
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 cup oil
- 1⁄2 cup flour, to coat (optional)
- Mix parsley, onion, & spices with the ground chicken (or turkey). Make sure it is well blended so that the spices are evenly distributed throughout the mixture.
- Make 1 inch balls flattened to about 1/2 inch thickness.
- Optional: Dip the balls into the flour until coated. (The ones in the picture have been made this way).
- Pour enough oil to just cover the bottom of the frying pan, heat on medium heat.
- Place the balls into the heated oil. Turn frequently so they do not burn on the sides. Cook until they are done all the way through.
- Optional: To eat Moroccan style, use pieces of a thick bread to break off chunks of meatball. Pop into mouth & enjoy. (No utensils).
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Utterly delish! The flavourings were very subtle and quite beautiful. Cooked this for friends doing weight watchers and everyone had seconds, saying they were the best meatballs they'd ever had- no one could believe they were also so healthy. BIG thank you! We are having this again this week. I cooked these dipped in egg, rolled in whole wheat breadcrumbs and baked in the oven at 325F for 25 mins. Which helped "healthy� it up a lot! We ate this served with whole wheat spaghetti, fresh tomato marinara sauce, and salad.
We eat a lot of ground chicken so I was looking for something different. I did put a little less cumin than the recipe called for, but otherwise stuck to the recipe. Rolled in flour and baked on a greased cookie sheet at 350f for about 30 minutes. Served with sour cream on the side. DH said, "very tasty!" Oh, and we really enjoyed the mix of paprika and cumin. Thanks for posting!
Went perfect with our Mediterranean style tapas buffet we had at a dinner party. I did need to add a bit more flour to hold them together, but all came out great! I added fresh parsley & upped the onion amount (love grated onion too). Added a touch of garam masala & they were so yummy! I chose to bake instead of fry. I used the few leftovers & added them to a lentil based spaghetti sauce & served over pasta. Thank you for a yummy recipe!


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|4 Pound, boned
|Kosher salt
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Bay leaves
|1 Teaspoon (Potassium Nitrate)
|1 Teaspoon
|Brown sugar
|4 Tablespoon
|Powdered cloves
|1 Teaspoon
|Powdered mace
|1 Teaspoon
|Crushed black peppercorns
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Dried thyme
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
1) Wipe the boned meat with a clean damp towel. Keep in a large bowl.
2) Rub 1 1/2 cups of the salt on the meat.
3) Cover with a cheesecloth and keep away for a day in lower part of refrigerator or in a cool place.
4) Let stand the beef to steep in spices for 8 days before being cooked.
5) Skin and finely chop shallots and bay leaves.
6) In a bowl, take remaining salt and mix rest of the ingredients and shallots and bay leaves together.
7) Rub the mixture on salted meat everyday. Drain off liquid collected in the bowl.
8) All the spiced mixture should get used in the 7 days.
9) Roll spiced meat and tie with string securely.
10) Place meat into a large pot.
11) Cover with warm water. Cook covered in simmering heat for 4-5 hours till meat is tender.
12) After the meat cools in the liquid take it out.
13) Keep it between two plates with a heavy weight on top and keep it pressed for 8 hours.
14) Serve cold, sliced, along with baked potatoes, salads, pickled beets, and gherkins.
15) This dish is ideal for summer, for a buffet or a large dinner party.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 149 Calories from Fat 24
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 3 g4.2%
Saturated Fat 1.1 g5.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 14.2 mg4.7%
Sodium 1908.1 mg79.5%
Total Carbohydrates 24 g8%
Dietary Fiber 1.9 g7.5%
Sugars 11.1 g
Protein 8 g15.3%
Vitamin A 44.3% Vitamin C 23.4%
Calcium 5.1% Iron 8.4%
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Grilled Chicken Pizza Mexican
|Shredded taco flavored cheese
|8 Ounce
|Ready to serve original pizza crust
|16 Ounce (12 To 14 Inches In Diameter)
|Chopped cooked chicken
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Plum tomatoes
|2 , thinly sliced (Roma)
|1 Small, finely chopped (Seeded)
1. Heat coals or gas grill for direct heat.
2. Sprinkle cheese evenly over pizza crust. Top with remaining ingredients.
3. Cover and grill pizza 4 to 6 inches from medium heat 8 to 10 minutes or until crust is crisp and cheese is melted. (If crust browns too quickly, place a piece of aluminum foil between crust and grill.)
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Nutrition Facts
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Calories 507 Calories from Fat 107
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 11 g16.6%
Saturated Fat 3 g15%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 30 mg10%
Sodium 1542.6 mg64.3%
Total Carbohydrates 62 g20.8%
Dietary Fiber 2.4 g9.7%
Sugars 11.9 g
Protein 36 g72.5%
Vitamin A 16.2% Vitamin C 7.1%
Calcium 75% Iron 1%
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The Price Is Right
It all started out so gloriously, a 20-8 red hot April, a so-so (13-15) May and then another stellar month of baseball in June, posting an 18-10 mark. The first place Milwaukee Brewers were 51-32, 6 1/2 games up on the St. Louis Cardinals in the NL Comedy Central, owners of the best record in the National League and firing on all cylinders. Clutch hitting, mind boggling starting pitching, a light outs closer, and an above average bull pen. 4 All-Stars. (3 legit, LuCroy, K-Rod and Gomez). The turnstiles have been spinning at $7.50 Miller Park and the price of a cold one never mattered less to the Brew Crew Faithful. Was this, finally, the year on which they could return to that thing called the World Series?
Then July happened. No fireworks for Milwaukee, instead, a series of duds. It's July 9th, and so far the Blue and Golden have turned into the Blew and Yellow. Losers of seven of their last eight, a paltry 1-6 in July, with the only performance standing in the way of an 8 game losing streak being the 2-hit complete game gem Garza tossed at Cincinnati last Saturday. Now it's a virtual jackpot party for the NL Central pennant; the Cardinals are 3 back, the Reds at 3 1/2, and the Pirates at 4 1/2 games behind.
After suffering back-to-back losses at home to the woeful Phillies, the Blew-Ha's still face 5 more games before the All-Star break, two more against the Phils and then a 3 game set with the aforementioned Cardinals. The panic button has not been pressed, it has been smacked into home plate. WIBA-AM, the home of Brewer baseball in Madison, posed this "Poll Question Of The Day" to it's listeners this morning, "Will the Brewers be in 1st place by the All-Star break?" (Have they been reading my posts?)
Fear not, Brew-Ha apostles, the good news is Matt LePay, the voice of Badger football and basketball, is rejoining the FSN television crew after the All-Star break in Washington, and surely his mere presence, being the lucky charm that he is for local sports, will be enough to turn the team around. Well, seriously, there has to be a better soluiton you ask? There is, and one might think that perhaps the Brewer management, namely GM Doug Melvin and owner Mark Attanasio, will look to a more reasonable solution for insuring this team does have a legitimate shot at the NLCS and beyond in 2014. That move, by the way, would be to land former Cy Young Award winner and 4 time All-Star, David Price of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays.
Ala the C.C. Sabathia acquisition in 2008 that secured the Brewers a Wild Card berth, a move to acquire the 6'6", 28 year old, left handed fireballer would certainly mend what would appear to be an obvious gaping hole in the starting rotation, that is, of course, Marco Estrada. Estrada leads the majors in gopher balls and now he leads the Milwaukee fans to the Pepto Bismol bottle every time he takes the mound.
Add Estrada's shaky performances to the suddenly schizophrenic outings of one Wily Peralta, and the Brewers team ERA continues to rise. Despite a general lack of offense lately and a mind numbing habit of base running blunders that continue to plague this team, what Melvin, Roenicke and company really need is a stellar starter the likes of Price.
Don't let his current 8-7 mark and 3.48 ERA fool you, this guy is the pick of the 2014 second half season rentals, his lifetime 79-46 record proves that as well as his last 8 outings for Tampa in which he has posted impressive numbers, including a season total of 159 K's. The Brewers have three legitimate starters in Kyle Lohse (should have been an All-Star), Matt Garza, and Yovani Gallardo, although any Brewer fan worth the salt in his beer knows Yovani aka "Goneyardo", can be a crap shoot more often than not.
Landing Price would ease the pain of gambling on Estrada every time he is scheduled to pitch, and it would also re-ignite a team and a fan base that is suddenly jumping off the We-Can-Win-This-Thing bandwagon in droves. Despite his 9.8 million dollar salary, Melvin and Attanasio should pull the trigger and work some magic to get the one piece they are desperately missing, a gamer, David Price. Don't "pay" attention to his salary men, any way you slice it, the Price is right for Milwaukee.
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Germantown seeks new Park and Recreation director
Village opts not to promote job's salary range
Germantown - The village is seeking a new Park and Recreation Department director after the Village Board on Monday announced the resignation of director Brett Altergott.
Altergott recently accepted new employment as a recreation director in Minnesota.
"It's really sad to see Brett go," said Village Manager David Schornack. "He's done an outstanding job here and we really wish him and his family the very best."
The board approved advertising for the position on Monday, but after brief debate voted not to publicize job's salary range.
Trustees Terri Kaminski and Shane Daniels opposed the decision to not include salary in the job listing. Kaminski said though it is common for private sector jobs not to include salary ranges, every public sector job advertisement does. The starting salary would have been advertised at $59,000 for someone with a bachelor's degree.
Trustee Al Vanderheiden opened the discussion of whether a salary range should be included in the job listing, asking if someone without a bachelor's degree who is right for the job would be paid less than $59,000.
"If we get somebody that is interested and does not have a bachelor's degree, there is nothing that would preclude us at starting that person at a lower salary," Schornack said.
Trustee Art Zabel said if a candidate wanted to know the salary for the position he or she would call the village. Kaminski disagreed, saying no one would want to be the candidate who appeared only interested in the job for its salary and it is unlikely that a candidate would call in anonymously.
"If there's no salary range at all you might lose some candidates," Kaminski said. "In every public sector job there is a range for everything. It's an expectation in the public sector to find out what range they are going to be in."
Schornack said the position should be filled by May, if not earlier, and administration will begin discussions of implementing an interim director until someone is hired permanently.
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