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Qblogger / Windows Home Server Blog:
Ship it! — Woo-hoo! We did it. Today we are announcing that Windows Home Server has been released to manufacturing (RTM). We have finalized the software and now handing it off to our OEM partners. The evaluation version (with 120 day evaluation period) and the system builder version …
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Kristopher Kubicki / DailyTech:
Intel Leaks 45nm Xeon Clock Frequencies — Intel gears up for AMD's Barcelona launch with a slew of new quad-core CPUs — Hot on the heels of the second generation Intel Core 2 Duo launch, an internal memo began making the rounds with Intel's 45nm Xeon core frequencies.
Todd Haselton / Ars Technica:
Intel announces Core 2 Extreme mobile, five new desktop processors.
Intel announces Core 2 Extreme mobile, five new desktop processors.
Wolfgang Gruener / TG Daily:
Intel launches first mobile Core 2 Extreme, 3 GHz quad-core and FSB1333 CPUs
Intel launches first mobile Core 2 Extreme, 3 GHz quad-core and FSB1333 CPUs
Dan Gillmor / Center for Citizen Media:
Citizen Media: A Progress Report — In my keynote at last month's OhmyNews International Citizen Reporters' Forum in Seoul, I was asked to offer a year-on-year progress report on the state of citizen journalism. To sum up: — We've come a long way. There's a growing recognition and appreciation of why citizen journalism matters.
Mark Potts / Recovering Journalist:
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Peter Fleischer / Official Google Blog:
Cookies: expiring sooner to improve privacy — We are committed to an ongoing process to improve our privacy practices, and have recently taken a closer look at the question of cookie privacy. How long should a web site "remember" cookie information in its logs after a user's visit?
StartupSquad.com, Threat Level, How To Split An Atom, The Utility Belt and The Technology Liberation …
Garett Rogers / Googling Google:
Google now expires cookies after 2 years, not 31
Google now expires cookies after 2 years, not 31
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FT Alphaville:
Vodafone's extraordinary $160bn Verizon plan — Mobile phone group Vodafone has been considering a $160bn takeover bid for its American peer and partner, Verizon Communications — a deal that, if consummated, would rival AOL's takeover of Time Warner and Vodafone's earlier acquisition …
Om Malik / GigaOM:
SunRocket is Toast, MEMO — All right people, its all over. SunRocket has hit the dirt. Check our this internal email which went out earlier today to the employees. Now it is hard to ascertain the authenticity of the email, it is clear from recent developments that this was coming.
Alec Saunders .LOG, The Crusty Systems Architect, IP Telephony, VoIP, Broadband, PE HUB and VoIP Watch
Duncan Riley / TechCrunch:
The Ghost Of Zuckerberg's Past May Haunt Facebook IPO — A long-standing dispute over the origin of Facebook looks set to haunt the growingly popular social networking service as it heads towards an IPO. — A lawsuit due to come before the US Federal Court later this month alleges …
Robert / AppleHound:
iPhone v1.0 Bugs — We have spent more than 40 hours tapping around the iPhone screens in an effort to find issues with the applications. This was not an easy task. The OS X graphical interface and applications are extremely solid! — The bugs range from minor display issues to application crashes.
New York Times:
The Hand That Controls the Sock Puppet Could Get Slapped — On the Internet nobody knows you're a dog — or the chief executive of a Fortune 500 company. — Or so thought John Mackey, the chief executive of Whole Foods Market, who used a fictional identity on the Yahoo message boards …
The Jeff Pulver Blog:
Goodbye LinkedIn. Hello Facebook. — This morning I made the decision to focus all of my professional business social networking contacts to be on Facebook. That means that I am no longer going to accept new LinkedIn requests. After spending the past few months using Facebook, I no longer see the value of LinkedIn.
Insider Chatter, Webware.com, Digital Common Sense, All Facebook, HipMojo.com, Profy.Com, Alec Saunders .LOG, CostPerNews and Bag and Baggage
Saul Hansell / New York Times:
A Sony Web Site to Offer Videos by Aspiring Filmmakers — Sony is trying to edge into Internet videos with a Web site to be introduced today called Crackle that will feature short segments by aspiring filmmakers, many of whom Sony paid for their productions.
comScore Releases June U.S. Search Engine Rankings — comScore (NASDAQ: SCOR), a leader in measuring the digital world, today released its monthly comScore qSearch analysis of activity across competitive search engines. In June 2007, Google Sites maintained its spot atop the rankings with 49.5 percent of the U.S. search market.
Andrew Murray-Watson / The Independent:
Second Life rival seeks €1bn UK listing — Virgin-backed start-up promises to become the 'iTunes for the games industry' — An internet start-up backed by Sir Richard Branson, that promises to transform the global computer games industry, is set to list in London with a €1bn (£670m) valuation.
Tim Donnelly Smith / Truphone press office:
Truphone wins court injunction against T-Mobile blocking tactics — Judge instructs mobile operator to stop blocking calls to Truphone — Competition in the mobile telephony sector intensified today when a judge granted a mandatory injunction forcing T-Mobile (UK) Ltd to interconnect with Truphone …
Brian Caulfield / Forbes:
Tech Boom, Media Bust — It was a slow Friday at Red Herring magazine. The receptionist at the Silicon Valley tech title had stepped away from her desk. So a messenger strolls in from the summer sunshine, finds a 20-something reporter on her first real job and hits her with an eviction notice.


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A tip of the hat to fellow reporter Brian Golden who I think spent 37 hours in the newsroom Thursday night to cover the nothing less than terrifying shoot-out in the Town of Pitcher. More importantly, my thanks to all law enforcement involved in the incident. I'm not sure I could be paid enough to do the things they do. It's so sad that anyone should have to worry about something so deranged, almost unrealistic, as being shot at without reason inside their own home.
I'm so glad the Republican National Convention is over. There wasn't a minute that wasn't covered and scrutinized by every televised news organization in the country. That's not to say it didn't have it's perks and wonders; I was mildly surprised by Ann Romney's speech Tuesday night. It was much better than I thought it would be. Of course, it was followed up by that weenie Paul Ryan's speech and his assumption that we – republicans, democrats, independents, man, woman, child, dog, goldfish; virtually anyone with a set of ears – should believe everything he says. His speech wasn't just misleading, it was insulting. How dumb does he think we are? Initial thoughts were it was going to be the highlight of the RNC most blasted by the media… then Clint Eastwood talked to an empty chair Thursday. Your move democratic national convention. Let's see you top it.
Food for thought: A requirement for teachers to work eight hours a day would be a relief for teachers everywhere.
This week, I overheard a conversation between a woman and her husband while filling up at the gas station. I'd like to say I'm not one to listen into other peoples' conversations but actually, I do it all the time. It's what keeps my life interesting (not to mention, it's hard not to overhear at the gas station where someone's pumping gas not two feet from me). The woman was saying how much she hates her job, her boss, coworkers, getting out of bed, the morning commute – pretty much anything associated with having a job (then she got Arbor Day mixed up with Labor Day but that's really beside the point). I know what you're thinking: "Gasp! Someone who hates her job? Why, that's the most common thing I've every heard!" According to Business Insider, 8 out of 10 people hate their job. Really, try googling "I hate my job" and see if you can keep your computer from smoking. The Price is Right host (and part time philosopher) Drew Cary said it best: "Oh, you hate your job? Why didn't you say so? There's a support group for that. It's called EVERYBODY, and they meet at the bar."

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I think you are talking about the excellent book by Shaw and Tigg: Applied Mathematica (Addison-Wesley, 1994), p.104. Tomas Garza Mexico City ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mike" <m.honeychurch at sci.monash.edu.au> To: mathgroup at smc.vnet.net Subject: [mg26934] [mg26888] Napoleon > Hi, > > At some time over the last couple of years I remember coming across a > notebook with a graphic which showed Napoleons march toward moscow (?). From > memory the objective of the notebook may have been to demonstrate the use of > graphics primitives. I can't remember where I saw this (mathsource?, > resource library? etc). > > Can anyone help me out? > > cheers > > Mike > >


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For several years now I have had a hard time getting an erection. I`ve been to see a uroligest but am scared to us the drugs. They say you can go blind and many other side effects. Is there anything natural that can be used or should I not worry about these medications?
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Lot 2356: PIHA KAETTA KAETA SRI LANKA CEYLON DAGGER
Ethnographic Art and Hoi An Hoard Auction
by Michaan's Auctions
October 10, 2008
Alameda, CA, USA
Description: CEREMONIAL DAGGER IN SHEATH (Piha-kaetta). Sri Lanka (Ceylon). Wood, metal, ivory. Length 13 1/4 inches. In very good condition aside from repairs to the silver fittings at handle.
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Olympic champion Maria Hoefl-Riesch of Germany overcame a nagging hip injury and local favourite Tanja Poutiainen on Saturday, putting down a blazing second run to overtake the Finn and win the first women's World Cup slalom of the season in Levi, Finland.
The German was second behind Poutiainen after the first run but had the fastest time in the second for a total time of 1 minute, 55.58 seconds.
"It's amazing, I'm so happy," said Hoefl-Riesch, who also won a slalom in Levia in 2009 and was second here in 2010. "I'm already looking forward to next year."
Poutiainen led by 0.30 seconds after the first to raise hopes of a home victory, but couldn't keep up in the second and finished 0.55 behind Hoefl-Riesch.
Marie-Michele Gagnon of Lac-Etchemin, Que. (1:57.76) and Erin Mielzynski of Guelph, Ont. (1:58.07) finished 10th and tied for 14th, respectively.
"I was a lot better in the second run. I was in the zone and just generally attacked," Gagnon said in a release. "I'm happy, for sure. I expect more but I'm glad I got the jitters out of the way in the first slalom race."
Hoefl-Riesch competed despite being limited in training lately because of an ailing hip, and said she wasn't getting enough speed on the flat portions of the course.
"So I knew I had to take a lot of risks on the steep," she said. "I had to attack."
American teenager Mikaela Shiffrin held on to third place for the second podium finish of her career, 0.74 seconds back. This was her first race in Levi — the northernmost venue on the World Cup circuit, some 80 miles north of the Arctic Circle.
"I'm speechless, really," said the 17-year-old Shiffrin, who was also third in a slalom in Lienz, Austria, last year. "I couldn't really ask for more. ... This is going to give me a lot of confidence."
Slovenia's Tina Maze, who won the giant slalom in the season opener in Soelden, Austria, two weeks ago, was fourth to stay first in the overall World Cup standings with 150 points. Defending overall World Cup champion Lindsey Vonn of the United States skipped the race.
Hoefl-Riesch is second overall with 124 points and Poutiainen is third with 91.
Austrian slalom specialist Marlies Schild went out in the first run when she straddled a gate just before the finish.
"I had a little mistake before the combination and then I was just straight and yeah …I have to look at it with my coaches," Schild said.
Schild, the reigning World Cup slalom champion, won the Levi races in 2006 and 2010 and was looking to become the first woman to win three times at the Finnish venue.
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SUBJECT: | Oil and Gas Partnership Lecture Series - Natural Gas the Excruciating Transition | |
DATE: | Feb. 14, 2003 |
Memorial University's Oil and Gas Development Partnership Lecture Series continues on Thursday, Feb. 20, 2003, with a lecture titled Natural Gas: The Excruciating Transition. The lecture will be given by Dr. Michael Economides, professor at the Cullen College of Engineering, University of Houston.
In his lecture, Dr. Economides will look at the trend towards natural gas as the premium fuel of the future. As he sees it, this trend is not reversible, but the key and excruciating problem is the transition. A number of potential sources of natural gas, their limitations and potential, and some key issues with respect to managing the transition to natural gas will also be discussed.
The lecture will take place at 5 p.m. in the Engineering Lecture Theatre, EN-2006, located in the S.J. Carew (Engineering) Building, Arctic Avenue, just off the Prince Philip Parkway. Admission is free and all are welcome to attend.
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FENDERT firstname.lastname@example.com_county.london.london_free_press 2008-05-02 published
At Parkwood Hospital our dear, loving mother, May
left us on Friday, May 1, 2008 in her 74th year. Predeceased
by her husband Karl
She will be sadly missed by her
daughter Heidi and her husband Rob
EASTWOOD and son Neil and
his wife Sandy
FENDERT and her grandchildren Candace, Justin,
Karl and Samantha. Survived by a brother Ralph
LAMB of London.
Predeceased by her brothers Cragie and John (Ian) of Scotland
and one sister Rena
YOUNG of London and survived by many nieces,
nephews and dear Friends. Cremation has taken place. Friends
will be received at the Logan Funeral Home, 371 Dundas St. (between
Waterloo and Colborne St.) on Sunday 7-9 p.m. A Memorial Service
will be held in the chapel on Monday, May 5, 2008 at 1 p.m. Interment
of ashes Pond Mills Cemetery. Friends who wish may make memorial
donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Online condolences
www.loganfh.ca A tree will be planted as a living memorial to
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FENECH firstname.lastname@example.com_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2008-04-12 published
It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Joe
He left us peacefully on Thursday April 3, 2008 at North York
General Hospital. Born October 4, 1931 in Malta, Joe settled
in Australia and England before raising a family in Canada. Survived
by four siblings, Mary Anne, Emily, Paul and Rose, three sons,
Julian, Dom and Adam and seven grandchildren, Justin, Benjamin,
Liam, Emily, Malcolm, Freeman and Claire. Worked 30 years at
the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, many as a Captain in the Imperial
Room. Loved food, enjoyed making wine, and happily played with
his grandchildren. Spent final years tending plants and flowers
as well as playing cards and enjoying the senior's community
known as the "Gang from 2020". A memorial will be held at 2 p.m.
on Friday, April 18 at the Senior's Lounge, 12th Floor, 2020 Don
Mills Road. Contact 416 908-4578 for more details.
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FENECH firstname.lastname@example.com_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2008-05-15 published
On May 13th at Sunnybrook Hospital at 44 years of age, after
a lengthy illness, with his loving family at his side. Stephen
leaves his beloved wife and best friend Cindy, his adored daughter
Sarah, his loving father Donald, and his step-mother Julie
He will be sadly missed by his loving sister Susan
CHOLOD, his
brother-in-law and friend, Murray, his niece and nephew Julia
and Erik CHOLOD and his half brother Richard
was predeceased by his mother Shirley
Stephen was
blessed with many wonderful Friends and colleagues who will miss
him greatly.
A memorial service will be held on Friday May 16th at 2: 00 p.m.
at the Morley Bedford Funeral Home, 159 Eglinton Avenue West.
Visitation will begin at 1: 00 pm.
Our heartfelt thanks to Doctors
FENECH and
BLACK for their
devoted and highly professional care, and to the Critical Care
Team and nursing staff on C6 at Sunnybrook Hospital.
In lieu of flowers please consider donations to the Crohn's and
Colitis Foundation of Canada or to the Doctor Frederick Saibil Foundation,
Sunnybrook Hospital, Toronto.
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FENECH email@example.com_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2008-07-16 published
Waiter, father. Born October 4, 1931, in Hamrun, Malta. Died
April 3 in Toronto of lymphoma, aged 76.
By Adam FENECH,
Page L6
As a teenager, I thought my father was old and boring. I suppose
most teenagers do. My dad was always lying around the house watching
television or listening to the radio.
Joseph worked for 30 years as a captain of the waiting staff
at the Imperial Room of the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. I only
saw him on Sundays and Mondays, and that's when he was a layabout.
In my university days, however, I took dates to my father's work,
where he transformed into the charming socialite that he was,
and that he'd hidden from us kids for all those years. Dressed
sharply in his tuxedo, Joseph would chat with his customers,
ensuring they were well fed, had a drink and were having a good
time. This "secret" father slowly emerged over my lifetime until
I realized he wasn't that boring after all but had incredible
traits I am proud to say he passed on to his children.
An unparalleled wanderlust - that's one of the traits. Born in
Malta, Joseph spent his childhood years watching warplanes dogfight
during the Second World War. In 1949, the 18-year-old boarded
a cruise ship to Australia.
The country was a wonderland to him. Working as a pastry chef
at the Parliament buildings in Canberra, Joseph travelled to
the far reaches of the island, seeing kangaroos, flying fish
and huge clams. Tall tales were later told to eager grandchildren
about near-death escapes and adventures beyond belief.
After a few years, Joseph moved on to London in the 1950s, working
as a waiter in nightclubs where he met famous musicians and movie
stars such as Sinatra and Dietrich. Most importantly, that's
where he met his future wife,
a nightclub dancer named Sylvia. They moved to Canada to raise
their three boys - Julian, Dom and Adam. Eventually, grandchildren
came and "Grampa Joe" would play Pooh sticks, a game from the
Winnie the Pooh books, in the park behind his apartment.
Canada was a grind, Joseph used to say, with the long winters
and the constant work. But the work paid off for him.
I was on business in Washington last year and took a taxi back
to my hotel. I chatted with the driver and found out he was from
Africa, but did not enjoy driving a taxi because he was a trained
engineer and wanted to spend more time at home with his four
I told him I knew about a father of three boys who worked for
30 years as a waiter. All three boys went to university, and
one of them shared in winning the Nobel Peace Prize last year.
The taxi driver pulled over and shook my hand and said how proud
he was to meet one of the sons of such a man. My father always
liked that story.
Adam FENECH is Joseph's son.
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FENN firstname.lastname@example.com_county.london.london_free_press 2008-05-24 published
It is with great sadness and heavy hearts that the family of
David FENN announces his passing on May 23, 2008, at home surrounded
by his family. Survived by his best friend and loving wife Doris
of 56 years. Loving father to Jim, David (Emily), Darlene, Susan
DORMAN, Catherine (George)
BABICH, Patrick, Sharon (Greg). Will
be sadly missed by his 15 grandchildren, Jason, Justin, Jesse,
Adam, Michael, Tyler, Candice, Caitlyn, Shawn, Connor, Carly,
Valerie, Michelle, Madeline and Matthew. Great-grandpa to Shayla.
David was a family man and wanted the best for the ones he loved
so dear. He spent a lot of his time providing for his family
at Spartan of Canada and Unilever Canada where he met many great
Friends and created lasting memories. Visitation will be held
at Forest Lawn Memorial Chapel, 1997 Dundas St. E. (at Wavell)
on Monday, May 26, 2008 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. A celebration of
David's life will be held in the chapel on Tuesday, May 27, 2008
at 11 a.m.
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FENNELL firstname.lastname@example.com_county.london.london_free_press 2008-05-14 published
Retired Canadian National Railway Employee Peacefully at the
Brockville General Hospital, Charles Street Site on Saturday
May 10, 2008. William H.
FENNELL of Brockville (formerly of London)
age 66 years. Dear Brother of John (Jack)
FENNELL and his wife
Cris CAMPBELL of Grand Forks, British Columbia. Uncle of Jacqueline
FENNELL and her fiance John
CONKLIN of Roebuck and Alicia
of Pickering. Also survived by several cousins in the United
States and many Friends in Brockville and London. Predeceased
by his parents Harry Bryant
FENNELL and his wife
FENNELL. A Graveside Service for family and Friends will be held
at Oakland Cemetery, Brockville on Friday may 16, 2008 at 1 p.m.
In memoriams to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be gratefully
acknowledged by the family. Barclay Funeral Home, 137 Pearl St.
East Brockville entrusted with the arrangements. Messages of
condolence may be sent online at: www.barclayfuneralhome.com
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FENNELL firstname.lastname@example.com_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2008-07-10 published
Rosemary Chisholm
FEICK has gone to continue her
travels in her hot air balloon up in the sky. She passed away
peacefully in the loving arms of her family on July 7th, 2008
at 7: 25 p.m. Ms.
FEICK is survived by her daughter, Ms. Gayle
Boxer WILLSON, her son, Mr. Brian
BOXER (Ms. Jan
BOXER), her
grandchildren, Mr. Blakeley
WILSON and Ms. Tiffany
Ms. FEICK is also survived by her sister Mrs. Nancy
YOUNG) and her brother Mr. Scott
FENNELL, (Mrs. Cecil
For the past five years, Ms.
FEICK lived with her cherished companion,
Zomoreno Moreno. Ms.
FEICK was a journalist and
lived all over the world. Under the publishing umbrella of Canada's
MacLean Hunter and the pen name of Rosemary
BOXER, she honed
her appreciation of both the written and spoken word. While fashion
and beauty editor of Chatelaine Magazine, she hosted two hourly
T.V. shows: one a weekly news broadcast for Canadian Broadcasting
Corporation and the other, the first woman's T.V. afternoon show
hosted together with Monty Hall, again for the Canadian Broadcasting
Corporation. In the 60's, she accepted a position in Rome as
foreign correspondent for the Toronto Telegram. In the 70's she
married Robert
CHISHOLM, O.B.E., and wrote under the name of
Posy CHISHOLM. In the 80's her editorial territories enlarged
to include all the major cities of the world. This time she was
filing for the Toronto Sun as the Assistant Bureau Chief of Rome.
During this period she was honored as a Dame of the First Class
of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta for her work with Italian
orphans. A private family service has taken place. A celebration
of her life will be held on September 2nd at two o'clock at the
Palais Royale, 1601 Lake Shore Boulevard West, Toronto. In lieu
of flowers, gifts should be directed to the Posy Feick Fund in
Venice made payable to the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation,
1071 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York 10128. Condolences and
memories may be for warded through www.humphreymiles.com. Posy,
as she was known by her family and Friends, was larger than life.
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In his 94th year passed away peacefully at his home in Forest
on Sunday, May 4th, 2008. Devoted and loving husband of 61 years
to Doris (FISHER)
KING. He was loved and cherished by his family.
Loving father of Beverly
PETERS and her husband Gordon
and Nancy HOGARTH and her husband Grant. Loved grandpa of Brenda
SAUNDERS (Mike), Jim
FENNER, Jon
FENNER (Julie), Crystal
and fiance Dennis
HILLIER and
Ed DESCHUTTER and fiance Melanie
Loved great-grandpa of Corey and Caitlyn
SAUNDERS and
poppa to Kolton
Predeceased by his parents Frank and
Ettie KING and step-mother Cora
Also predeceased by his
sisters Christina
PATTERSON and Alma
MURRAY; brothers George
KING and Stanley
KING and son-in-law Jim
FENNER. Survived by
his sister-in-law Jessie
KING, brothers in law Murray and Dorothy
Ivan and Marjorie
FISHER and Keith and Norma
FISHER and
many nieces and nephews. John was a farmer in Plympton Township
for many years before retiring to Forest. During his life, he
was a councilor and reeve of Plympton Township, was a Lambton
County councilor and served on numerous municipal committees.
For over 60 years John was a member of Acorn Lodge #263 Independent
Order of Odd Fellows and a long serving elder of Knox Presbyterian
Church, Camlachie. Friends may call at the Dodge Funeral Home,
Forest on Monday, May 5th, 2008 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral
service will be conducted at the funeral home on Tuesday at 1: 30 p.m.
Rev. Ena VAN
ZOEREN officiating. Private family interment to
follow at Wyoming cemetery. Acorn Lodge #263 Independent Order
of Odd Fellows will conduct a memorial service Monday evening
at 6: 45 p.m. If desired, memorial contributions to the Sarnia-Lambton
Victorian Order of Nurses, Heart and Stroke Foundation, Canadian
Cancer Society or the Knox Presbyterian Church, Camlachie would
be appreciated as your expression of sympathy. Arrangements entrusted
to Dodge Funeral Home (519 786-2401). Online condolences may
be left at www.dodgefuneralhome.com. In memory of John, a living
tribute will be planted. As your memories grow, so will the tree.-
the Denning family.
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Evelyn (1930-2008)
Surrounded by family, Michael Evelyn
WRIGHT died peacefully on
Friday, February 29, 2008. Graduate of Trinity College, University
of Toronto (1952), and long time partner at Ernst and Young (Clarkson
Gordon), Michael had a great life. Predeceased by his first wife
Helen-Mary, he will be lovingly remembered by his wife Nancy
his children and grandchildren: Anne and John
Debbie, Robin and Becky,) Susan
WRIGHT and John
(Ben and
Clara,) Andrew and Tory
Elaine and Bruce
Kate and Max;) his step-children and their children:
Gordy and Heather
(Allister and
Kris and Jim
MOFFATT (Galen, Alan, Duncan and Colin), Gemini and Paul
(Miles and Owen) and Milton
HOWE; and by his siblings: Eve and
George MARSHALL,
WRIGHT and Tony
WHITE/WHYTE, Mary and Robert
THOMAS and Colin
WRIGHT and Lynn
Friends may call at
Morley Bedford Funeral Home, 159 Eglinton Avenue West (2 lights
west of Yonge Street), on Tuesday, March 4th from 6-9 p.m. Funeral
service Wednesday, March 5th at Grace Church-on-the-Hill at 2: 00 p.m.
The family would be grateful for donations in his memory to the
Huntington Society of Canada (www.huntingtonsociety.ca).
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Died: 2 January 2005
Such dignity in dying,
While all around were weeping.
Such strength in certain parting,
While life was ebbing, ebbing.
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At his residence on Friday January 4, 2008. Eric
CLULEY of Durham
in his 87th year. Beloved husband of 65 years of Alma (n�e
Loving father of Gary (Ingrid) of Chilliwack, British Columbia,
Linda of Durham and the late Brenda Lynn and the late Howard.
Sadly missed by his grandchildren Derick (Janice) of Atlanta,
Chad of Chilliwack, great-grand_son Benjamin, sister-in-law Marguerite
CLULEY and brother-in-law Richard
Predeceased by brother
Austin and sister Reba. The family will receive Friends at Knox
United Church, Durham on Sunday from 1 p.m.-3 p.m. Funeral Service
will be held at Knox United Church, Durham at 3 p.m. Sunday January 6,
2008. As expressions of sympathy, donations to the charity of
your choice would be appreciated. Arrangements entrusted to Fawcett-McEachern
Funeral Home and Cremation Centre, Durham.
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In loving memory of Fred
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April 1st, 2003. It's been five years since you left us so suddenly.
Precious memory of you we treasure in our hearts forever. We
miss you and wish you were here. But we know that you are happy
in God's House. Forever loved and terribly missed by Norma and
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Eugene, B.A., LLB, Q.C.
It is with sadness that we announce the death of a loving husband,
father and grandfather. William died in Burlington on February 7,
2008 at the age of 83. He is survived by his wife of 57 years
Teresa and his children Sean and Jan
Michele and Joe
Denyse and Doug
SERRE, AnneMarie and Geoffrey
Lisa and Blake
HOURIGAN, Danielle
HOURIGAN, William
and Mairi HOURIGAN, and Jacqueline
HOURIGAN and Andrew
Left to remember him are the pride of his life, his grandchildren,
R�nee, Greg, Carly, Katie and Jason, Ashley, Dan and Tim, Brack
and Tanner, Brooke, Cullen, Brigid, Emily and Isaac, Jeremy and
Maddison, Abby and Jack and Spencer. Also left to mourn are his
brother-in-law John
BENOIT and his sisters-in-law Rose
Mary HOURIGAN and Barb
HOURIGAN. He was predeceased by his son
Danny (1963) and his granddaughter, Alexandra (1994), as well
as, his brothers Gerald, James, Joseph and Jack and his sister,
Marion COLLEY.
Bill was born in Hamilton in 1925 the
son of William
and Emily Cullen
HOURIGAN. He attended Cathedral High School
and upon graduation served in the Royal Canadian Air Force in
Canada, England and Germany from 1943-1946. On his return from
the Air Force, he entered Saint Michael's College, University of
Toronto, graduating in 1948. In 1951, he received his LLB
from Osgoode Hall, was appointed Q.C. in 1961 and practiced law
in Burlington. He served as Councillor and
as Reeve for the Town
of Burlington and was a founding Board Member of Joseph Brant
Memorial Hospital and the Burlington Braves Football Club. Bill
also served for a number of years on the Halton Regional Police
Commission and was a member of the Burlington Rotary Club. Visitation
at Smith's Funeral Home, 1167 Guelph Line, (one stoplight north
of Queen Elizabeth Way) Burlington (905-632-3333) on Saturday
from 3-6 p.m. where a celebration of his life will be held on
Sunday, February 10, 2008 at 11 a.m. followed by cremation and
interment at a later date. If desired, donations may be made
to the Burlington Braves Football Club. www.smithsfh.com
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In loving memory of our dear father, grandfather and great-grandfather,
Howard, who passed away February 4, 1991.
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days pass by
In our hearts a memory is kept
Of the ones we love and will never forget
- Always remembered and sadly missed by son Elmer, daughter Marjorie
and family.
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Peacefully at Summit Place Nursing Home in Owen Sound (formerly
of Tara) on Thursday June 26, 2008. In his 96th year, John Matthew
FENWICK, the beloved husband of the late Marie (n�e
father of Ruby (Mrs. Wallace
WATTS) and Harvey and his wife
Father-in-law of Erla (Mrs. Ken
Proud grandfather of
Stephen, Lisa, Jennifer, Stacy and Crystal. Dear brother of Ivan
and brother-in-law of Olive
John will be fondly remembered
by his nieces and nephews. Predeceased by his son Ken, son-in-law
Wally, granddaughter Marci, sisters Hazel, Lena and by his brother
Howard. Friends may call at the Breckenridge-Ashcroft Funeral
Home on Sunday evening from 7-9 p.m. A funeral service will be
held at the funeral home on Monday at 11 a.m. Interment in Hillcrest
CREEN officiating. As an expression of sympathy,
memorial donations to St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church or to
the charity of your choice would be appreciated by the family.
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At Chelsey Park Nursing Home, London on Monday, May 12, 2008
Earl Floyd
FENWICK, C.D., in his 90th year. Dearly beloved husband
and soul-mate of Audrey Marie
(REDMAN) for 69 years. Much loved
and respected father of Ken and Marilyn
FENWICK of Zurich, Ontario
Teri-Anne and Gary
SUTHERLAND of London, Ontario; Bill and Anne
FENWICK of St. Catharines, Ontario. Loving grandfather of Kendra
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Krista (Mark)
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as Acting Fire Chief in 1981. He was also a life member of the
Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans #393 and a member of the Royal
Canadian Legion #317. Visitation will be held on Thursday from
2: 00-4:00 and 7:00-9:00 p.m. at the Westview Funeral Chapel,
709 Wonderland Road North, where the funeral service will be
conducted on Friday, May 16th, 2008, at 11: 00 a.m. Private interment,
Mount Pleasant Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, those wishing to
make a donation in memory of Earl are asked to consider the Heart
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"There are those who make the world a better place, one filled
with love and caring."
We extend our deepest appreciation to our many family members
and Friends for their expressions of sympathy, floral arrangements
and charitable donations in Earl's memory. We extend a special
thank you to the many firefighters and retired firefighters for
their attendance at the visitation and funeral service and especially
for their moving words of praise and respect for Earl. Thank
you also to Archdeacon Ken
ANDERSON for his kind support and
to the staff on the 4th floor of Chelsey Park Nursing Home for
their nursing care and for always treating Earl with dignity
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Melvin Konner is Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor in the Department of Anthropology and the Program in Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology at Emory University. His most recent book is The Evolution of Childhood: Relationships, Emotion, Mind (Harvard University Press, 2010).
Could you tell us a bit about yourself?
I'm a biological anthropologist who did almost two years of field work among the !Kung San (Bushmen), hunter-gatherers of the Kalahari in Botswana, in the 1960s and 1970s, plus a brief visit in 2005. These experiences shaped my life. So did medical school, which I attended after being an anthropology professor for five years. My research has been on infant behavior, growth and development; the hormonal basis of lactational subfertility; universals of psychological development as (largely) determined by brain development; and the implications of hunter-gatherer diet and lifestyle for the chronic and degenerative "diseases of civilization." I have written 10 books, which, for better or for worse, comprise my main contribution.
What books are you currently reading (or have you just finished reading) for your work or for pleasure? Why did you choose them, and what do you think of them?
I am always reading more than one for pleasure, so I can match my reading to my mood. I recently finished rereading Pride and Prejudice (because one of my daughters was reading it—this happens to me a lot), then felt an ongoing need for Jane Austen and moved on to second readings of Sense and Sensibility and (starting last night) Persuasion. I love Austen for bedtime or in the middle of the night; she is predictable, insightful, restful and, in her inimitable quiet way, very funny. In other moods lately I'm reading my friend Charles McNair's not-yet-published novel Pickett's Charge (his first book, Land O'Goshen [St. Martin's Press, 1994], was nominated for a Pulitzer) and Classic Yiddish Stories of S. Y. Abramovitsh, Sholem Aleichem, and I. L. Peretz (Syracuse University Press, 2004), beautifully translated by Ken Frieden and others. Charles, my wife Ann Kruger and I have a biweekly telephone class with a literature professor of mine from college (Herb Perluck of Brooklyn College, now 86); over the past year we've read Moby-Dick, King Lear, and stories by Hawthorne and Poe.
For work this summer, I read two superb new books about hunter-gatherers, which I was reviewing for American Scientist: Frank Marlowe's The Hadza: Hunter-Gatherers of Tanzania (University of California Press, 2010) and Nancy Howell's Life Histories of the Dobe !Kung (University of California Press, 2010).
When and where do you usually read (specific location, time of day, etc.)?
Before sleep, in bed; during middle-of-the-night awakenings, on a couch downstairs in our living room (my dear wife does have a right to sleep, even when I can't). For work: at my desk during the day or any other time or place that isn't dangerous.
Who are your favorite writers (fiction, nonfiction or poetry)? Why?
Sorry to be obvious, but Tolstoy, Shakespeare and Yeats are my favorites in fiction, drama and poetry, respectively. I love some of George Eliot, especially Middlemarch; Gustave Flaubert; Henry James; Anton Chekhov; and, in poetry, Emily Dickinson; as well as (from the 20th century) some Edith Wharton (The House of Mirth is perfect), James Joyce, Ernest Hemingway, William Faulkner, Graham Greene, Marguerite Duras, E. M. Forster, Tennessee Williams, Robert Lowell, I. B. Singer, Abraham Sutzkever (a great and hugely underappreciated Yiddish poet), Anna Akhmatova, Yehuda Amichai, Philip Roth (American Pastoral [Vintage Books, 1998] and The Human Stain [Houghton Mifflin, 2000]), John Updike and August Wilson; and from the 21st century, Jhumpa Lahiri and Zoë Heller in fiction, Lynn Nottage in drama (Intimate Apparel [2003], Ruined [2008]) and Louise Glück in poetry. All have in common an exquisite command of language and (at least at their best) an approach to human character and situations that is so profound as to rival or supplant the achievements of the great religious texts. My favorite poems, by something like the same logic, are Wallace Stevens's "Sunday Morning" and Matthew Arnold's "Dover Beach."
What are the three best books you've ever read? Explain.
Are you kidding with this question? Well, if you put a gun to my head: The King James Bible, excluding most of the laws and the begats; War and Peace; and King Lear (it has to be seen—Ian McKellen is my favorite—but it also has to be read). For me, great literature provides heroic but flawed and believable characters who stride and stumble through the dark and bright landscapes of life; well-crafted stories that are uplifting even when most tragic; and the equivalent in language of Bach or Mozart. These three books not only achieve all that, but they do it on a scale that encompasses almost the whole of life.
What book has influenced you most? Explain how.
The Origin of Species (1859). Even before I read it, it had (through teachers and other books) set me on a path that contextualized all human nature and experience, not to mention the rest of life, in a scientific, ultimate-cause process; in other words, it supplied a worldview to a passionate and thoughtful young man who had lost his religious faith, and almost half a century later it continues to do so.
Name three books you want to read but haven't gotten to yet.
Jhumpa Lahiri's The Namesake (Houghton Mifflin, 2003) (because I so loved her Unaccustomed Earth [A.A. Knopf, 2008]); Purple Hibiscus, by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie (Algonquin Books, 2003); and Amos Oz's A Tale of Love and Darkness (Harcourt, 2004).
What book recommendations do you have for young readers?
All the books and authors I've loved most, including all the ones mentioned in this interview. Specifically, it depends how young and who the young person is. I recently gave Pride and Prejudice to my 11-year-old niece (who has an old soul and is an avid reader) for her birthday, and that worked. One of our grown daughters has set herself the task of reading Time magazine's 100 best novels since 1923; not my ideal list, but choosing my favorites from it I've given her or recommended Toni Morrison's Beloved (Random House, 1987), Walker Percy's The Moviegoer (Knopf, 1961), Joan Didion's Play It As It Lays (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1970), Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises, E.M. Forster's A Passage to India, and Virginia Woolf's To the Lighthouse, among others. In nonfiction I would recommend Ralph Waldo Emerson's essays, books by Bertrand Russell and A. J. Ayer, and Marjorie Shostak's Nisa: The Life and Words of a !Kung Woman (Harvard University Press, 1981), in addition to the science books mentioned below.
What science book recommendations do you have for nonscientists?
Robert Sapolsky's Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers (W. H. Freeman, 1994) is one of my favorites. So are Antonio Damasio's Descartes' Error (Putnam, 1994) and Lewis Wolpert's The Triumph of the Embryo (Oxford University Press, 1991). I still recommend Richard Dawkins's The Selfish Gene (Oxford University Press, 1976), despite the fact that I consider his recent attacks on religion to be ill-informed and juvenile. Also, the brilliantly funny but scientifically sound Dr. Tatiana's Sex Advice to All Creation, by Olivia Judson (Metropolitan Books, 2002); The Wisdom of Whores, Elizabeth Pisani's expert but irreverent account of global AIDS (W.W. Norton, 2008); the iconoclastic but persuasive Mothers and Others, by Sarah Hrdy (Belknap, 2009); and William Calvin's A Brief History of the Mind (Oxford University Press, 2004). Finally, these classics: Erwin Schrödinger's What Is Life? (1944); Samuel Florman's The Existential Pleasures of Engineering (St. Martin's Press, 1976); and David Ruelle's Chance and Chaos (Princeton University Press, 1991).
Name one book in your discipline that you would recommend for scientists outside your field. Explain your choice.
Very difficult, but I guess it would be What Evolution Is (Basic Books, 2001), by the late, great Ernst Mayr. There is no more authoritative, more literate or more convenient way to grasp the subject than to read this brief, graceful, grand overview.
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Steamboat Springs The new owners of the Alpiner Lodge have no plans to tear down the 33-room motel at 424 Lincoln Ave. At least for now, they just want to put it firmly in the black.
"I looked at the property and said, 'If the occupancy was this (much) I could pay a mortgage,'" Jon Wade said. "We really did our diligence. We worked hard on this. Trust me, we're very careful."
Wade readily acknowledges he is not a hotelier. Instead, he is a broker owner at Colorado Group Realty. He and partner Chris Paoli put together an investment team that includes people from Steamboat Springs and other areas. They put the motel under contact in March for $3.1 million.
Wade said during a 16-year career with Hewlett Packard, he worked in finance and strategic planning.
"My title is Realtor, but I'm a businessman," he said.
He is convinced that by spending wisely on more hotel marketing and by polishing the image of the property, he can operate it at a profit. The previous owners had a different business model that influenced their management approach, Wade said. He said they had plans to develop a timeshare resort in Routt County and to use the Alpiner to house prospective buyers on sales junkets to Ski Town USA. Those plans have since been abandoned, Wade said.
"The previous manager is a great guy, but once it was up and running, no one was paying attention to details : no one was trying to bring up the game," Wade said.
At a quick glance in March, the pending sale appeared to fit a pattern in downtown Steamboat Springs. Wade's colleague at Colorado Group Realty, Jim Cook, has in recent years led development groups that acquired two older lodging properties, the Nite's Rest Motel and the Harbor Hotel. The redevelopment of those sites into luxury projects with a mix of residential and commercial units, is under way on Lincoln Avenue.
Tracy Barnett, director of Main Street Steamboat Springs, welcomed the news that the 33 rooms of the Alpiner would not be removed from circulation. The property has 58 beds, eight to 10 of them king size with a majority of double queens and one, two-room suite.
"We're definitely looking forward to some new condos coming on line" at Howelsen Place and the Afterglow, Barnett said. "But we need more nightly rentals downtown. When the Harbor Hotel closed downtown, it made a huge dent in evening business downtown."
The asking price for the Alpiner was $3.5 million. The two-story motel, which has parking lots on both sides of the building, had sold just 14 months earlier for $2.2 million. Before that, it sold for $1.54 million in October 2002.
Routt County valued the property at $2.3 million for tax purposes last spring and attributed $1.9 million of that to the land and $391,000 to the building.
Wade said he and his partners can envision several ways the purchase of the Alpiner can lead to business success.
For now, he said, they intend to capitalize on the number of businesses and attractions that are anticipated to arrive in the downtown commercial district within the next couple of years.
"Would I have an interest in this property if it were in Boulder?" Wade asked rhetorically. "Probably not. But there are a lot of people spending money to increase the experience here."
Wade said the motel will be upgraded, but his partners do not plan an extensive remodel.
"We'll do various touch-up things that will make visible differences that make you feel good about staying there," Wade said. He thinks the property can project the aura of a classic ski hotel.
A total of $3,000 was spent on marketing the Alpiner last year. Wade said he intends to bolster that effort with a functional Web page that allows online reservations.
"Within a year, we'll have the hotel running a lot better," Wade said.
One last detail: The new owners plan to restore the international flags that formerly flew from the façade of the Alpiner. He hopes the brightly colored flags will announce the hotel once again has owners who care about its future.
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There are more than 1,400 McDonald's restaurants in Canada employing more than 80,000 Canadians.
McDonald's operates over 33,000 restaurants worldwide, employing more than 1.7 million people.
McDonald's operates in 119 countries on six continents.
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Locally, McDonald's restaurants participate in a wide range of civic and charitable programs within their communities. Requests for local donations should be directed to your neighbourhood owner/operator or restaurant manager.
RMHC® Canada is the foundation that supports Ronald McDonald Houses and Ronald McDonald Family Rooms across the country. Please visit www.rmhc.ca for more information.
If you're enquiring about a corporate sponsorship, please call our Toronto office switchboard: 416-443-1000.
McDonald's® Canada is the founding and largest sustaining partner to Ronald McDonald House Charities Canada. Since opening the first Canadian Ronald McDonald House in 1981, McDonald's Canada and founder, George Cohon, have held a committed and caring vision of the role Ronald McDonald Houses could play in helping sick children and their families.
By creating Ronald McDonald House Charities® Canada in 1982, McDonald's ensured that Canada's first House in Toronto, along with all future Houses, would have a lasting foundation of support. McDonald's commitment covers all the administrative and operating costs for Ronald McDonald House Charities® Canada, the foundation that supports the Ronald McDonald Houses across the country. Because of this, 100% of every dollar donated by individual and corporate donors goes directly to Ronald McDonald Houses and their programs.
McDonald's is proud of the incredible impact and support the Ronald McDonald Houses have on health care and healing in this country. And they remain committed to the founding vision of Ronald McDonald Houses as community houses, where McDonald's, along with individual donors, corporate donors and community groups all work together to ensure families with seriously ill children have place to stay and the support they need.
10 cents from the sale of every Happy Meal is donated to Ronald McDonald House Charities Canada, which creates a sustainable revenue source for Ronald McDonald Houses and their programs.
From volunteering your time, to hosting a fundraising event, to dropping off much-needed items at a Ronald McDonald House, to donating valuable dollars, there are countless ways to help Ronald McDonald House Charities Canada. Every level of support is very much appreciated.
Visit http://www.rmhccanada.com/get-involved for more ideas on how you can help make a vital difference to the families who call Ronald McDonald House their home.
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McDonald's is always looking for hardworking men and women with an entrepreneurial passion. We continue to attract highly qualified and motivated individuals from a diversity of cultures. In Canada today, more than 80% of our restaurants are owned and operated by independent business people who are committed to giving back to their communities. Learn more.
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Happy Meal toys and other McDonald's premiums are distributed directly to our restaurants for in-store promotions. Toys and premiums are not available through the McDonald's corporate offices. You may want to contact the following collector's club:
McDonald's Collector's Club
1153 South Lee Street
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The Club requests that all correspondence include a self-addressed, stamped envelope. The Club may also be contacted by visiting www.mcdclub.com. Important Note: The McDonald's Collector's Club is an independent group which is not affiliated with McDonald's Restaurants of Canada Limited. They may, however, be able to assist you in your search for toys and premiums.
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You can apply for positions in a McDonald's restaurant or online at www.worksforme.ca.
It's a great point of pride that McDonald's offers many young people their first job opportunity.At McDonald's, we believe in opportunities, and give everyone a chance to shine by surrounding them with great people to work with. And we offer flexible schedules and the potential to grow.
McDonald's has long been recognized as a great place to work. McDonald's Canada was recently recognized as a top five employer in Aon Hewitt's study of Canada's Best Employers of 2011 for the ninth time – the only quick-service restaurant in the country to earn this honour. In January of 2011, McDonald's Corporation won a Catalyst Award, honouring the company's global efforts to support and advance women in business.
Seventy-five per cent of restaurant managers started as crew and 50 per cent of our owner operators started in the restaurants - as did many of our corporate staff.
For information about careers in Human Resources, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing and other departments, please see our Corporate Careers section.
For restaurant career opportunities, please visit your local restaurant in-person and submit a cover letter and resume. You can also apply online at www.worksforme.ca.
At McDonald's, training never stops. Crew members are trained extensively on all food safety and food handling processes. Our trainees work with crew trainers while they learn the operational skills necessary for running each of the positions in our restaurant - from the front counter to the grill.
We believe in promoting growth. All managers and owner-operators receive business management and restaurant operations training at one of McDonald's premier, state-of-the-art training facilities: Hamburger University or the Canadian Institute of Hamburgerology.
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At McDonald's Canada we are committed to excellence in serving all customers including people with disabilities who require assistance. All of our crew and managers who deal with the public receive training, including information on how to serve persons with disabilities. A copy of our policy is available upon request.
For customers who wish to provide feedback or ask questions related to accessibility can contact our Customer Relations team at our corporate offices during business hours:
Toronto: (416) 443-1000
Vancouver: (604) 293-4834
Montreal: (514) 421-4881
Or write us at:
McDonald's Restaurants of Canada Limited
2 McDonald's Place
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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In today's show we talk about Black Friday, Casey Anthony and Chris Brown!
Today on Cyber Monday, it's time to talk Black Friday and the chaos that ensued in stores across the country. From shootings, to fights to robberies and even death, it all happened last Friday! Then, we take to Twitter to witness Chris Brown's classy war of words with a fan, which subsequently led to his account's deletion. Lastly, its time to talk Casey Anthony unfortunately and some evidence that was overlooked due to searching the wrong browser!


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In trading on Monday, shares of Connecticut Water Service, Inc. (NASD: CTWS) crossed below their 200 day moving average of $29.76, changing hands as low as $29.70 per share. Connecticut Water Service, Inc. shares are currently trading off about 0.6% on the day. The chart below shows the one year performance of CTWS shares, versus its 200 day moving average:
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Looking at the chart above, CTWS's low point in its 52 week range is $26.15 per share, with $32.84 as the 52 week high point — that compares with a last trade of $29.82.
According to the ETF Finder at ETF Channel, CTWS makes up 1.36% of the High Yield Equity Dividend Achievers Portfolio ETF (AMEX: PEY)which is trading lower by about 0.9% on the day Monday.