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Tucking both your dick and balls back between your legs bending over and spreading your ass cheeks exposing your anus and your backwards pointing genitalia , then taking a picture with your cell phone camera and sending the picture to everyone in your contacts list.
Did you see Mitchell's amazing mumford last night? It was so good I think I might make it my myspace pic.
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That forum was online since 1996, much longer then 10-years.
I didn't sign up until 2007, came across the site in 2004 I think but never registered.
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this forum gets quiet without you around here!
Dat's da way I roll modafacka:
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CA, I think your thread in the political section "can someone explain to me" is better suited in the history, religion and philosophy section. Would you mind if I relocated it?
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New York Senator Charles Schumer vowed last week that if Congress passes a comprehensive immigration reform bill in 2013, it will include a special provision to allow more than 10,500 Irish citizens to come here each year to legally live and work under a new E-3 visa.
Speaking to the Irish media on a conference call last Friday, the day after an amendment by Iowa Senator Charles Grassley to kill the provision in the Senate's comprehensive immigration bill failed, Schumer said he's determined to ensure that Irish citizens will be able to legally come to the U.S. once again thanks to the "Schumer visas."
"The Schumer visas are going to be a part of the immigration bill that I am going to be very proud of," he said.
"It has been a lifelong goal of mine to make sure that we have a permanent program for Irish immigration, not one that's there for a few years and then expires which has occurred previously," he added, referring to the previous Donnelly and Morrison Irish visa programs.
"I think [the Schumer program] is a better program than any of the others, the Donnelly visa, the Morrison visa … unlike other Irish visa programs which I helped pass, this is permanent so we won't have to come back and keep doing it."
The provision to expand the current E-3 visa rules is included in page 734 of the comprehensive reform bill authored by the bipartisan "Gang of Eight" in the Senate.
E-3 visas are currently only available to citizens of Australia and allow for holders and their spouses to work in the U.S. for two years. The visas are renewable indefinitely, and applicants must be coming to work in a "specialty occupation" that requires at least a bachelor's degree.
However, Schumer's expanded E-3 provision in the Senate bill greatly broadens visa availability for the Irish, who only need to possess the equivalent of a high school degree or, in the previous five years, two years of work experience in a field that requires that as a minimum.
"This is a program that brings in Irish citizens of every level of education, so it's just not limited to the very high end people," Schumer said.
"The proposal has bipartisan support and was agreed to by the Gang of Eight," whose members also include Republicans John McCain of Arizona, who has led past immigration reform drives in the Senate, and Marco Rubio of Florida, whose support is seen as crucial for getting more conservative members to back the reform effort.
Grassley feels the Irish don't need a special avenue to legally come to the U.S., Schumer said.
"I explained to him that it's one of the largest groups in America that really can't avail themselves of the [current] immigration law, because so many of the Irish came in several generations ago and don't have immediate family members here," Schumer added.
As the Grassley amendment was easily defeated during Senate Judiciary Committee deliberations on the comprehensive bill, Schumer is "pretty certain" that his Irish E-3 visa will survive when the bill arrives on the Senate floor for a full member vote next month.
"The plan is to finish up work on comprehensive reform in the Judiciary Committee [this] week," Schumer said. "And then begin the first week of June and debate it on the floor. Speaker [Harry] Reid has given us that assurance."
However, when the debate moves to the more conservative House the prospects for comprehensive reform remain uncertain, Schumer cautioned.
"The danger is twofold," he said. "One, someone tries to take [the E-3 provision] out in the House, although we have good support in the House from members on both sides of the aisle."
"But second, that we don't get an immigration bill in general. Obviously this is part of a larger comprehensive immigration reform . . . the greatest danger to this not becoming law is that comprehensive reform, which has not passed for many years, won't pass."
Schumer says the comprehensive bill has a better than 50-50 chance of becoming law, "but not that much better."
Should the Irish E-3 visa be eliminated in the House, Schumer vowed to re-insert the provision during a final House-Senate conference when both bodies come together to craft the final bill. "It's a very high priority for me," he said.
Though he didn't put a firm timeframe on House action, Schumer is hopeful that a bill will pass by late summer or early fall.
In the meantime, he urged Irish Americans across the country to actively lobby members of Congress to support the Gang of Eight bill.
"They should let their congressmen and senators know that they want comprehensive reform for two reasons – first it's good for America, and second there are provisions that help the Irish. Please gear up now and tell everybody how important it is to keep the Schumer visas in the bill," he urged.
The Irish, Schumer said, have played a vital role in bringing the comprehensive immigration debate to the forefront.
"They have been strong in pushing comprehensive reform not just for themselves but for the entire immigrant community," he added.
"But there are lots of people opposed to comprehensive reform."
Schumer is chairman of the Senate Immigration Subcommittee. He said that he's taken guidance from his predecessor, the late Senator Edward Kennedy.
"One of the things he always instructed me in was to make sure we took care of the Irish," Schumer revealed.
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My Bloody Valentine: Special Edition (US - BD)
Gabe revisits the original, uncut adventures of The Miner on Blu-ray...
Horror fans can hate the inundation of recent remakes, but remakes tend to coincide with special edition DVD re-releases of the films that inspire them. One of the most exciting of these releases was January's My Bloody Valentine, which Lionsgate released in time for the release of their 3D theatrical remake. Both films follow the story of a small town's second or third worst Valentine's Day ever. Twenty one years after a tragic mining accident, and twenty years after the following massacre, a box of candy shows up on the Sheriff's desk with a human heart and a warning to not hold a Valentine's Day dance… or else. Of course, the local youth throw a party anyway, and the blood starts to flow.
Long before you kids had your 'torture porn' craze there was a massive influx of a new generation of horror films dubbed 'Slashers'. I'm sure you've heard of them. The genre's roots start deep into the world of Grand Guignol theater and Agatha Christie, but most experts agree ground zero was Hitchcock's Psycho. Later Italian Gialli thrillers, and Gialli inspired thrillers like Bob Clark's Black Christmas and John Carpenter's Halloween defined the genre's rules, but everything changed when major studio player Paramount joined forces with exploitation newbie Sean Cunningham produced Friday the 13th. Friday the 13th was less concerned with suspense and stylized camera work, and more entrenched in grim and gory violence. Oh, and lots of nubile naked bodies. The film was released to terrible reviews, but surprise monetary success internationally, and the floodgates were swung open for a million quickie rip-offs.
Having set some of the hottest kindle that started the boom with Clark's Black Christmas in 1974, the Canadian film industry became a big player in the early '80s, which was the genre's biggest decade (speaking in terms of the purest version of the genre). Canada's entries are among the favourites with fans, including Prom Night, Happy Birthday to Me, The Burning (a personal favourite), Terror Train, and My Bloody Valentine. In an effort to separate their films from a glut of other films featuring a stab-happy stalker, slasher filmmakers usually based their formulaic plots around a central theme, and such films usually occurred within the confines of a single day. My Bloody Valentine stands out as a prototypical 'holiday-themed' slasher, which was one of the two most popular themes for the genre (the other being summer camp, followed closely by sleepovers). Almost all era slashers feature a revenge motivated killer, but holiday themed slashers tend to involve more elaborate mysteries behind the killings, which usually pertain to the holiday in question, like April Fool's Day, where the authenticity of the murders is constantly in question.
My Bloody Valentine fulfils all genre tropes set forth by Clark, Carpenter and Cunningham (the three Cs of slashers?), including a local legend that sets up the killer's inspiration, characters ignoring ominous warnings against sex and drugs, a masked killer whose identity isn't really important (though slightly more important this time around), a smorgasbord of false scares, and a handful of gory human mutilations. The film sets itself apart in two categories—that of the average age of the characters, which is closer to thirty instead of the normal under twenty-one (though an older police chief or father figure of some kind is very common to the genre), and the viciousness of its gore compared to several of the more popular, American made slashers. The older characters are generally more concerned with genuine romance than their late teenage counterparts, leading to a pretty thick sub-plot involving a rather adult (and somewhat tragic) love triangle. This would point to a slightly more 'classy' film, though unfortunately not a particularly clever one, which probably lost the older audience the film was likely aiming for, but still endears it a bit to those of us bored with the usual teens in peril plots. The increased frequency of violence, on the other hand, serves no thematic purpose other than a particularly exploitative attempt at one-upping Friday the 13th.
The MPAA famously cracked down on slasher violence after the release of the first Friday. Friday the 13th Part 2, The Burning and My Bloody Valentine were the among the most notoriously re-edited in the bunch. The vast majority of Valentine's really vile bits were cut for an R-rating when released, and without them the film's lack of suspense . This new release is cause for celebration among fans, as it marks the first time the nearly ten minutes of deleted violence have been reinstated for video release. With the footage the film crosses the line from 'better than average' to 'genuinely memorable'.
This Blu-ray version of Lionsgate releases look more or less just like their DVD release, but feature measurably sharper and more consistent details. It's a clean enough print, but it definitely shows its age. The minor compression noise the DVD featured is pretty much gone, but the transfer is still pretty grainy, at least as grainy as Paramount's Friday the 13th Blu-ray transfer. Outdoor establishing shots are a bit muddy, and much grainier than the bulk of the disc, and the sharper set lighting bits do feature some minor edge enhancement on the more sharply contrasting elements. The bits in the mine are the most impressive overall, featuring deep and pure blacks, and the sharpest highlight details. Colours are a little on the dull side, but are realistic, and all the hues are evenly free of bleeding or artefacting. The overcast look blues everything up a bit, and blows out the white elements of skin tones a little. This new release does nothing to better integrate the reinstated gore shots. The deleted footage is understandably damaged due to its previously 'lost' nature (see Sony's From Beyond release for a similar problem). During these scenes contrast levels increase, the print's warmth is pushed, and grain thickens. The black chunks of artefacts around these parts are genuinely distracting.
Lionsgate already unnecessarily revamped the original mono audio track into an awkward, and largely centred 5.1 mix. The only advantage to the new track is the increased bass, which is surprisingly crisp, otherwise the stereo and surround effects are few and far between. The same goes for this Blu-ray's lossless DTS-HD version of the remix. The scene towards the beginning of the film where the story of Harry Warden is recalled is a cool bit of sound design. There aren't any cool stereo or surround moments, but the majority of the sound effect are sucked out in favour of eerie music, which is punctuated by a few pungent aural blasts. Mostly the revamp applies to the musical tracks, which are now somewhat separated, and feature a few vague back channel effects. Mostly, though, one could flip between the tracks without even knowing where they'd stopped, and some of the new attempts at spatial representation are flat and scrappy. The sound also suffers a few inconsistencies during the re-instated scenes, but nothing comparable to the difference in video quality.
The extras (which are the same as those that the Lionsgate DVD dawned) begin with 'Bloodlust' (20:00, SD), a mix of a behind the scenes look at the film, and a brief history of slashers. Slasher expert, and author of 'Going to Pieces: The Rise and Fall of the Slasher Film' Adam Rockoff runs us through the genre's history very briefly (better than I did, I should probably read his book some day), and places My Bloody Valentine in its rightful place among its brethren. The behind the scenes information is meek, but fun, including an emphasis placed on the film's authenticity concerning the working class characters, and the use of a real life mine, both of which are elements that help set the film apart from the masses. There's also an emphasis on the film's excised effects. The latter section of the featurette is an ad for the new film, which should be fun simply considering it's in 3D.
Next up are the ten deleted scenes, just in case you made the mistake of watching the theatrical version of the film. Each scene comes with an introduction featuring director George Mihalka, and/or various cast and crew members. The commentators talk briefly about how they did the effects, and Minhalka chats a bit about the cause of the deletion. Interestingly the director blames the MPAA crackdown on the murder of John Lennon, which was a theory I hadn't personally been privy to in the past. Missing from the scene selection is a 'play-all' option. 'Bloodlines: An Interactive Horror Film History' is an entirely text based look at the genre's history. The surprisingly informative slasher family tree includes sections for Gialli, H.G. Lewis, and the Rape/Revenge genre. I shouldn't be surprised considering Rockoff's inclusion in the disc's production. A group of Lions Gate new release trailers finishes things up.
If you're a fan of classic slashers you probably already like My Bloody Valentine, and you probably also already own Lionsgate's uncut DVD release. The DVD and Blu-ray are close enough in video and audio quality, and identical in the extras department, so I can't fully recommend a re-purchase for those that already own the DVD, unless their set is particularly gigantic. Fans that still only own the MPAA butchered Paramount release should definitely update, though, mostly for the deleted footage, but also for the Blu-ray's better image quality.
* Note: The images on this page are not representative of the Blu-ray release.
Review by Gabriel Powers
moviewizguy Member Join Date: February 2006 Location: United States Posts: 224
I like how you spoiled a lot of the death scene in the movie even though I haven't seen it.
Bouncy X Member Join Date: March 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 1,931
moviewizguy wrote: I like how you spoiled a lot of the death scene in the movie even though I haven't seen it.
well thats a risk you take when you read a movie review. its even more of a risk with a dvd review since those always contain screencaps and with this kinda movie, you know they'll show off "the good stuff".
well thats a risk you take when you read a movie review. its even more of a risk with a dvd review since those always contain screencaps and with this kinda movie, you know they'll show off "the good stuff".
Gabe Powers Editor Join Date: September 2004 Location: United States Posts: 4,721
moviewizguy wrote: I like how you spoiled a lot of the death scene in the movie even though I haven't seen it.
Oh for Christ's sake, the movie is over 20 years old. Next time I'll include animated gifs, that'll really spoil it.
Oh for Christ's sake, the movie is over 20 years old. Next time I'll include animated gifs, that'll really spoil it.
poochie Member Join Date: December 2005 Location: United States Posts: 3
It's important that you continue to spoil movies in your reviews and screencaps.
TenaflyViper Member Join Date: November 2009 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 1
Moviewizguy, if you really gave a toss about this film you'd either have seen it or read about it already... plus, he didn't reveal the killer's ID or anything... in the past the way I used to find out about 80s horror flicks I hadn't seen was usually via a particularly splashy image of someone's gruesome demise in a mag or online; didn't spoil a thing for me, just made me want to watch the film even more.
Great review Gabe (as always), I only wish you had included gifs for your fantastic 'New York Ripper' review... and maybe a constant quacking audio loop to boot!
Great review Gabe (as always), I only wish you had included gifs for your fantastic 'New York Ripper' review... and maybe a constant quacking audio loop to boot!
moviewizguy Member Join Date: February 2006 Location: United States Posts: 224
Well, I want to a see a lot of movies I haven't yet. A lot of people wait until they get on sale rather than buying them the week they come out.
Gabe Powers Editor Join Date: September 2004 Location: United States Posts: 4,721
They're stills, they don't ruin the movie. The trailer ruins almost every set up just before the kill. Showing the kills is a slasher movie trailer tradition going all the way back to Halloween. If I posted a pick of the killer unmasked I'd understand your frustration.
Worst Nightmare Senior Member Join Date: July 2002 Location: Australia Posts: 6,716
Gabe Powers wrote: moviewizguy wrote: I like how you spoiled a lot of the death scene in the movie even though I haven't seen it.
Oh for Christ's sake, the movie is over 20 years old. Next time I'll include animated gifs, that'll really spoil it.
Wow - animated gifs....drool... what a good idea!
Oh for Christ's sake, the movie is over 20 years old. Next time I'll include animated gifs, that'll really spoil it.
Wow - animated gifs....drool... what a good idea!
Dumb Dealer Member Join Date: October 2008 Location: Indonesia Posts: 227
I'm amazed of the mis-relation between the title & the killer. I mean, Friday 13th = hockey masked killer + machete, Halloween = white masked killer + kitchen knife, Valentine = psychotic miner + mining tools, etc. Those are not quite related, yet still works.
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Disc Details
Release Date: 24th November 2009
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Blu-ray Disc
RCE: No
Video: PAL
Aspect: 1.85:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 English
Subtitles: English SDH, French, Spanish
Extras: 'Bloodlust', 'Bloodline', Deleted Scenes with Introductions, Trailers
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: George Mihalka
Cast: Neil Affleck, Cynthia Dale, Don Francks, Lori Hallier, Patricia Hamilton
Genre: Horror
Length: 90 minutes
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State Sen. Raymond Lesniak (D-Union) said he will "continue to fight" to bring sports betting to New Jersey despite a ruling handed down today by a federal appeals court blocking it.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, in Philadelphia, today ruled 2-1 in favor of upholding the constitutionality of the Professional Amateur Sports Protection Act, which limits sports betting to four states, of which New Jersey is not one. The ruling essentially prevents the state from implementing its own sports betting program.
Lesniak, a chief advocate for bringing sports betting to New Jersey, said today in a statement that he and other supporters will look to take the matter one step further to a full court of appeals or higher to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Dennis Drazin, an adviser to the New Jersey Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association, said that while disappointing, today's ruling was by no means surprising.
"This wasn't a case that we thought would be decided at the Third Circuit level," Drazin said. "We always thought that it would go to the Supreme Court."
He said while the NJTHA, which is a party to the suit, has not determined which court it will turn to next, it will undoubtedly appeal. Personally for Drazin, he said he'd prefer to see it go to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Drazin added that he's eagerly awaiting to see what Gov. Chris Christie's response to the ruling will be, noting that the association's position all along has been to defer to Christie's decisions on the matter.
With the state's cause garnering one vote from the three-judge panel unlike in previous rulings, Lesniak said it gives him a sense of optimism going forward.
"For the first time, a judge has ruled in our favor," Lesniak said. "That gives us hope that others — either Supreme Court justices or the entire court of appeals for our district — will allow New Jersey to enjoy the economic benefits of sports betting that are now reserved exclusively for Nevada."
Denying Atlantic City of offering sports betting gives Las Vegas and other outlets an unfair advantage over New Jersey's casino resort destination, Lesniak said.
"Las Vegas is jammed for Super Bowl week and for the NCAA's Final Four weekend, while Atlantic City is a ghost town," Lesniak said. "That's just wrong. The only other beneficiaries of the court's ruling today are sports betting rings run by organized crime and the offshore Internet sites for sports betting."
Today's ruling also resonated with state lawmakers in Washington. In a joint statement this afternoon, U.S. Reps. Frank Pallone and Frank LoBiondo offered their full support for the state appealing the matter further.
"The decision from the Third Circuit is extremely disappointing and one that we do not support," the congressmen said. "Fortunately, there remain opportunities for appeal, which may still allow New Jersey to move forward with sports wagering."
Pallone and LoBiondo said allowing the state to implement sports betting would help curb criminal activity while at the same time generate revenue "by taking sports gambling out of the shadows and regulating it." They added that New Jerseyans "clearly support it."


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I know this is locked, but I'm going to post this anyway - a friend of mine wants to know if she can set a team up and join the JD league.Would anyone object to that?
I'm in as long as I don't have to draft TO and Ricky.
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Tori and Kourtney Hazen Picture
Submitted by Kourtney Boyack on Fri, 2005-07-15 12:49. Friends' pictures
well this is tori and i at our hazen picture shoot thingy ma bob, we got a friend picture but we call it our best friend picture. love ya babe
You guys are so gorgeous!
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You guys are so gorgeous! You look so cute together!
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kourtney-you guys are soo pretty!!!
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you guys look soo pretty!! i love this picture!! you are twinners!! that is soo cute!! you two have the biggest smiles! i love them!! you are both gorgeous!! LOVE YOU!
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Royals were zipping along in playoff contention a little more than a week ago, a rare feeling indeed for a franchise that hasn't been to the postseason in more than two decades.
Well, things are starting to feel a little more like normal.
Dayan Viciedo hit his second career grand slam to highlight a five-run inning for the White Sox, and Andre Rienzo picked up his first career win for Chicago by shutting down the punchless Kansas City offense in a 5-2 victory Wednesday night.
It was the fourth straight loss for the Royals, and their seventh loss in nine games — four of them coming against the Marlins and White Sox, both teams in last place in their divisions.
Four games out of the wild card a little more than a week ago, the Royals are fading fast.
"You just have to keep battling through it, keep grinding through it," Royals manager Ned Yost said. "You have to keep grinding through it because you don't know when you're going to break out of it. It seems like when we go into these offensive funks, we do it as a team and then all it takes is one big hit and here we go again. They're battling through it.
By the time they get through it, it may be too late to matter.
"There's no rhyme or reason," designated hitter Billy Butler said. "We're in a tough stretch and we're just not hitting. We're not getting guys in when we have them in position."
On this night, it was Rienzo (1-0) who took a turn breezing through the Royals.
The 25-year-old from Sao Paulo, one of just two Brazilians in the big leagues, didn't allow a hit until back-to-back singles in the fourth. He allowed another in the fifth and two in the sixth.
Otherwise, he was basically untouchable — just as he had been in the minors.
After rocketing through two levels last season, Rienzo began catching the eye of White Sox brass at Triple-A Charlotte. He was 4-0 with a 1.23 ERA over his last four starts, including a no-hitter on July 25 — just before his call-up to the big league team.
Rienzo's rise hasn't been without controversy, though. He was suspended for 50 games early last season after testing positive for a performance-enhancing substance.
"Brazil is just about soccer. I'm trying to open doors," said Rienzo, who picked up the game after watching his mother play softball as a kid. "It's all soccer, soccer, soccer. I hope that I will open doors and people will see more guys playing baseball."
Rienzo allowed only a sacrifice fly to Mike Moustakas while cruising through six innings to win for the first time in five starts. The Brazilian right-hander allowed just five hits and two walks in helping the White Sox win their season-best fifth straight game.
Addison Reed worked the ninth for his second save of the series and 33rd on the year.
Viciedo's grand slam off Jeremy Guthrie (12-10) in the fourth followed an RBI single by Adam Dunn that had given the White Sox the lead. Their five runs in the frame matched the number of runs the Royals' woeful offense had mustered in the previous 22 innings.
David Lough drove in another run for the Royals in the sixth, but that was all they managed in another lackluster offensive performance. They finished with six hits on the night.
Guthrie gave up that many hits by the fourth inning.
The Royals' right-hander threw 72 of 100 pitches for strikes, an exceptionally high rate. The problem was that he couldn't make anybody miss. The White Sox pounded out nine hits off him.
After winning four straight, Guthrie has been savagely roughed up in his last three starts. He gave up five runs on 10 hits in a loss to Boston a couple weeks ago, and four runs on a career-high 13 hits at Detroit in another defeat his last time out.
"I made some pitches they were able to get some bats on and get some hits. I dug myself into a big hole," Guthrie said. "These guys are a major league team that hits the ball well. If you make mistakes they'll make you pay."
NOTES: Viciedo finished with three hits for Chicago. ... Guthrie threw a pitch in the second inning that slipped past C Salvador Perez and got lost in the padding around advertisements behind home plate. The exact same thing happened to a passed ball thrown by Royals RHP Ervin Santana the previous night. ... White Sox LHP Jose Quintana goes to the mound in the series finale on Thursday night. RHP James Shields gets the start for Kansas City.


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Fred and Scheryn Pratt have sponsored nine children over the years with CFCA. One of them, Newton, is pursuing an education in art with the help of CFCA and the Pratts, who contribute to his art school fees in addition to sponsorship.
Here is an excerpt of a conversation our correspondent Natasha Sims recently had with Scheryn about their sponsorship experience.
I heard you got to visit Newton's home and school. What was that like?
It was very eye opening. He goes to the Buru Buru Art Institute, and it's a college.
It's very nice with a lawn and grounds and nice buildings, and we toured the school. And that was just like a typical college, but small ñ not big like in the U.S.
Well, his home is in a very poor slum. It is one small room for three people: his older brother, his mother and himself.
It's crowded in the sense that there's so little space and there's very little furniture.
When I say one room, I mean 12×12 or 8×8, so it's small. It's on the third floor of an apartment building.
There was one light bulb hanging from the ceiling, but the power had been turned off so they had no electricity. The neighborhood is full of trash ñ you know, nothing growing, just mud and dirt.
It's a long walk for him to go to school, but I felt that the school would be kind of like an oasis for him because it would be a place of friendship.
I was glad that he has the school in his life.
Did you get to see his artwork? What did you think of it?
Yes, we did in the sense that he gave me a wall hanging. I have artwork of his at home that he has sent me over the years. I have the wall hanging he gave us when we were there and another painting.
Also, CFCA had a cultural day and he had done this beautiful banner that was on display. He was specifically asked by CFCA to do this.
I think maybe the first one was this picture of Bob Marley. He drew this picture on just a piece of paper and told me it was painted with shoe polish. There's just not a lot of money for supplies.
And then I got a couple of other paintings. These two were oils and I just thought they were outstanding, very beautiful. But again, just very simple ñ the paper, and the quality of the media.
But he's always so good about explaining the paintings he sends. And of course it's just something he can fold up and put in an envelope.
But I was very honored to receive artwork from him while I was there because I could see how he doesn't have a large accumulation of things, so to be giving them to me I felt was very meaningful.
I think [his artwork] is very personal to him, and I felt like he was sharing a really special part of himself with me when he would share his artwork.
Since I first started writing him he has told me his love is drawing and painting, so this is something he has loved to do. It's a big part of who he is.
Newton is a wonderful correspondent. He is so polite. He is just Ö a dear wonderful person.
And not just him, all of the CFCA children, each one is just so unique. You just feel such a privilege to be able to be connected with them and to share something of their life.
You mentioned how you came back with a different perspective of your life?
I think for one thing you start thinking more of these children, because, instead of being just a piece of paper, which is a letter, they become real for you.
All of a sudden they become a part of your family, you pray for them, and you want to share what you have with them. They come right into your family circle.
You read something about Kenya in the paper and you become interested because it's a real place with real people suffering or celebrating there.
I think you become less materialistic because you realize that your things are just so temporary and really kind of meaningless in so many ways because you see other people living without these things that you thought you had to have.
What has CFCA meant in your life as a sponsor?
CFCA is the connecting, that's what makes it all possible. I am so impressed with CFCA. When we go on these mission awareness trips CFCA explains everything. They show you everything.
They go out of their way for you to meet their staff, to connect with your child. They explain all the usage of the money; they make it possible to do special things for your child.
CFCA is just the critical piece between you and your child. I am just so overwhelmed by what a wonderful organization CFCA really is and how much they care about these children, these aging people.
They're tops. They're just tops.
Read more about Newton and his sponsors, the Pratts, on our website.


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Under the deal, taxes would remain steady for the middle class and rise at incomes over $400,000 for individuals and $450,000 for couples - levels higher than President Barack Obama had campaigned for in his successful drive for a second term in office.
WASHINGTON — A last-ditch tax deal in the Senate might let the U.S. economy escape the worst of the so-called fiscal cliff and avoid going back into recession. But even if the House goes along, the tax increases likely coming in 2013 will dent economic growth anyway.
In the early hours of the new year, the Senate voted to end a long stalemate and raise taxes on upper-income households, extend long-term unemployment benefits and postpone decisions over government spending cuts, officials said. But any deal needs approval from the House.
About $536 billion in 2013 tax increases were scheduled to take effect Jan. 1, along with $109 billion in cuts from military and domestic-spending programs, if Democrats and Republicans could not reach agreement.
Mark Vitner, senior economist at Wells Fargo, said he expects budget policy, including the higher taxes in the Senate plan, to shave 0.8 percentage points off economic growth in 2013. The economy doesn't have much growth to give. Vitner predicts it will grow just 1.5 percent in 2013, down from 2.2 percent in 2012.
The biggest hit to the economy is expected to come from the end of a two-year Social Security tax cut. The so-called payroll tax is scheduled to bounce back up to 6.2 percent from 4.2 percent in 2011 and 2012, amounting to a $1,000 tax increase for someone earning $50,000 a year.
"Even with this deal, fiscal policy will still be a net drag on economic growth," Vitner said. "The expiration of the payroll tax holiday will reduce after-tax income for all workers and hit lower to middle income families the hardest."
Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, calculates that the higher payroll tax will reduce economic growth by 0.6 percentage points in 2013. The other possible tax increases — including higher taxes on household incomes above $450,000 a year — will slice just 0.15 percentage points off annual growth, Zandi says.
Highlights of a tentative agreement Monday between the White House and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., aimed at averting wide tax increases and budget cuts scheduled to take effect in the new year. The measure would raise taxes by about $600 billion over 10 years compared with tax policies that expire at midnight Monday. It would also delay for two months across-the-board spending cuts otherwise set to begin slashing the budgets of the Pentagon and numerous domestic agencies.
Highlights include:
-Income tax rates: Extends decade-old tax cuts on incomes up to $400,000 for individuals, $450,000 for couples. Earnings above those amounts would be taxed at a rate of 39.6 percent, up from the current 35 percent. Extends Clinton-era caps on itemized deductions and the phase-out of the personal exemption for individuals making more than $250,000 and couples earning more than $300,000.
-Estate tax: Estates would be taxed at a top rate of 40 percent, with the first $5 million in value exempted for individual estates and $10 million for family estates. In 2012, such estates were subject to a top rate of 35 percent.
-Capital gains, dividends: Taxes on capital gains and dividend income exceeding $400,000 for individuals and $450,000 for families would increase from 15 percent to 20 percent.
-Alternative minimum tax: Permanently addresses the alternative minimum tax and indexes it for inflation to prevent nearly 30 million middle- and upper-middle income taxpayers from being hit with higher tax bills averaging almost $3,000. The tax was originally designed to ensure that the wealthy did not avoid owing taxes by using loopholes.
-Other tax changes: Extends for five years Obama-sought expansions of the child tax credit, earned income tax credit, and an up to $2,500 tax credit for college tuition. Also extends for one year accelerated "bonus" depreciation of business investments in new property and equipment, a tax credit for research and development costs and a tax credit for renewable energy such as wind-generated electricity.
-Unemployment benefits: Extends jobless benefits for the long-term unemployed for one year.
-Cuts in Medicare reimbursements to doctors: Blocks a 27 percent cut in Medicare payments to doctors for one year. The cut is the product of an obsolete 1997 budget formula.
-Social Security payroll tax cut: Allows a 2 percentage point cut in the payroll tax first enacted two years ago to lapse, which restores the payroll tax to 6.2 percent.
-Across-the-board cuts: Delays for two months $109 billion worth of across-the-board spending cuts set to start striking the Pentagon and domestic agencies this week. Cost of $24 billion is divided between spending cuts and new revenues from rules changes on converting traditional individual retirement accounts into Roth IRAs.


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VCACA ending after 46 years
The Valley City Area Concert Association had its very last concert Thursday, May 10, and has ended as an organization. "A total decapitation of our executive board combined with a shrinking and aging audience and increasing costs it's just been harder and harder to make these concerts happen," explained Wes Anderson, who is a volunteer member of the concert association board.
Their last of many concerts usually held in VCSU's Vangstad Auditorium or Froemke Auditorium featured "METALES M5," Mexico's finest young brass quintet whose members live in and around Mexico City.
The organization, originally called Valley City Community Concert Association, was established June 20, 1966, in an effort to promote a community concert series in Valley City. Louise Zahl of Williston was the chairman and Dr. Loren Waa served as first president.
Carole Flatau, who was the first campaign manager of the association, was one of several who helped start the association. It wasn't Valley City's first concert association, though. Flatau said that when she was in grade school, Valley City had a concert association but after that one ended, the community had went several years without one.
Concert enthusiasts were, at that time, traveling to Fargo to attend concerts. "I didn't like the idea of leaving town," said Flatau.
By 1996 the concert association had established an executive committee and a board of 12 directors. Early members had recruited many workers and had "really fine concerts," said Flatau.
When Flatau left in 1985, the association was still going strong, but has since seen a decline in audience and membership. "It's not just a Valley City problem; it's a sign of the times," Flatau explained.
The committee and board has diminished, and the VCACA is currently without a president, secretary and more key officers.
Issues involving the 501 (c)(3), or tax exempt, nonprofit, status have also contributed to its ending. According to Anderson, upon review with the IRS, it was determined that the VCACA did not have non-profit status, and the cost to get the status proved to be a financial burden.
Despite its ending, members are grateful that they were able to work together to keep the organization going as long as it did. "The organization has brought great family-approved concerts to Valley City and the area for over 50 years," said Diana Skroch, membership chair and VCSU liaison for the VCACA.
The VCACA isn't the only local organization suffering. Anderson said that volunteerism and memberships in the community are way down. "This is but one example of what will continue to happen if people don't start investing back into this community with their time, talent, and treasure," he said.
One of these struggling organizations is the American Legion. Previous commander of the American Legion Lyle Anderson said efforts are being put forth to keep it going. Some of these efforts include bingo and karaoke events.
There is discussion about the VCACA partnering with the Bridges Arts Council under their nonprofit status and function as a committee. They would still need to find members and volunteers, though.
The VCACA has encouraged its members to join the Sheyenne Valley Fine Arts Association in Lisbon. For SFAA membership information, call 701-683-4759.


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Check ALL your grounds. P=IxE where power is expressed in watts, voltage is the "push" (E) I is current measured in Amps ( what's being used) A bad ground will impose an increased load in the circuit. Just as dirty connections increase resistance ,also increasing total load(or impedance) in the circuit----Does amperage vary with accessories being turned on/off ?With just the engine running ,only the coil should be drawing. Or be your biggest draw. Try using another meter in line bypassing your gauge and compare readings. My luck has always been with bad grounds. How are your body/chassis ? If not so simple, you can pull fuses isolating circuits and measure readings. Just one approach--surely others will chime in.
It's not unusual for an amp gauge to read high if the battery is (at least) partially discharged. And it may take 40 to 50 miles of freeway driving to get it back to normal. How old is the battery? When was the last time you drove the car? Was it freeway miles or local roads? You have to take all this into consideration before you start diagnosing.EdI have driven the car a few hundred miles off and on with 20 miles of freeway driving. I feel confident I have driven enough to give the battery time to charge. HOWEVER, the battery in the car is a cheapo wrong size battery that was in the car when I bought it. It is only 12 months old but I will go have it checked and perhaps the battery has a bad cell or such.
Also remember that the factory gauge is NOT an "ammeter" - it's not in series with any loads; it's simply a sensitive voltmeter (galvanometer) that senses the voltage at the starter solenoid and at the horn relay screw terminal buss, compares them, and displays the difference as "amp numbers", to indicate whether current is flowing TO or FROM the battery. The last "ammeter" in a GM car was in the '62 Corvette.


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I've been hearing the phrase "This is the year of the Linux desktop" for 10 years. For me, it's been a true statement for each of those years, because GNU/Linux has been my primary desktop operating system since 1997. But for most people around the world, this is the year of the the Windows desktop, same as it was last year and the year before. But if we each spent one day telling others about GNU/Linux, could we make a difference in the lives of at least a few people? I think so. That's why I'm promising -- right here and right now -- to spend at least one day in the next three months handing out free GNU/Linux install CDs, and why I invite you to join me in this effort.
Yes, this sounds a lot like Software Freedom Day. It should. That's where I got the idea. A few years back I spent an afternoon, along with several other free and open source advocates, handing out free software CDs and answering questions at the Books-A-Million store in Bradenton, Florida.
This year, Software Freedom Day didn't seem to make much of a mark, at least in this part of Florida. And, as usual around here, if you tell your neighbors you run Linux on your computer, the reaction will be something between a blank stare and an uttered "Huh?"
I don't have the power or the time to organize an international day of anything, and I obviously don't have the power to make this year or any other year special for any particular computer operating system or software licensing scheme. But I do have the ability to burn a few dozen Ubuntu (or other Linux distro) live CDs, set up a folding table someplace that gets a bunch of foot traffic, and hand out those CDs (and perhaps a home-printed fact sheet) and answer questions from curious passers-by.
Perhaps my efforts will result in five or 10 people trying Linux for the first time. It might be only one or two. Or maybe even none -- but at least a few dozen or a few hundred new people will know that Linux exists and what it is.
My wife is an artist who oftens sells her work at art fairs, so I'll probably tag my little Linux advocacy effort onto one of her sales excursions, since she has a shade canopy and a bunch of folding tables. Or perhaps I'll ask Books-A-Milion or one of the other local bookstores if I can set up at their place. They tend to be amenable to such things. There are plenty of appropriate places around here for a GNU/Linux (and other free software) giveaway -- and I suspect that there plenty where you live, too.
Think locally, act individually
I can't tell you yet exactly which day I'll choose for my personal act of Linux advocacy. And you can do your own Day of the Linux Desktop event without my approval or help, either alone or with a friend or two. Or you can turn it into a party and have dozens of people participate.
The idea here is that this is something almost anyone can do, almost anywhere in the world, without any central organization or, indeed, any organization at all. This is not Linux World or Linux Continent or Linux Country or Linux State or even Linux City or Linux Village. And it's not a year, a month, or even a week. It's just one day.
In its simplest form, your Day of the Linux Desktop effort is just you and some CDs you burn at home, then give away on a day that's convenient for you, at a convenient time and (hopefully legal) place. Afterwards, you may choose to send a few notes about your efforts to firstname.lastname@example.com. Or not, if you choose not to, since this is not in any way an organized event.
Of course, I'm not stopping anyone from doing a highly organized Day of the Linux Desktop event (or series of events) either. If that's what turns you on, and you have the time and other resources needed, go ahead. I'll root for you all the way, even if I end up just doing my own little Day of the Linux Desktop thing, on my own, in my own small way.


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Thursday, April 19, 2012
Point of Personal Privilege by Terry Burns
Pictured is Ethan with the new mom, our granddaughter Kasey. He was born Sunday, Aptil 15th, and arrived just in time for lunch. We rushed down to Dallas from Amarillo but arrived just minutes too late. (I forgot my phone and had to turn around and get it since I use it to connect my computer when we are on the road) Those extra minutes would have made the difference. No problem, I figure Saundra will forgive me in a year or two. I've been doing penance by dog-sitting our two dogs and their four dogs (and working) while Saundra is next door with the baby and young family. Maybe that will help.
About time for us to return home, but first to drive into town to have lunch with our other great grand Micah (now one) and his parents at my favorite place to eat, Papadeaux Restaurant. Ah yes.
If you think it is not appropriate to use this type blog in this manner . . . well . . . get over it. It's what grandpa's do.
6 comments:
- Heather Day Gilbert said...
So cute! And that's my dad's b-day. Important day in history--Titanic sank, Lincoln was either killed or born (I forget!) and it's tax day! All the best to your family and congratulations on your great-grandson!
- April 19, 2012 at 11:13 AM
- Cheryl said...
He's adorable. Congratulations on your newest little blessing.
- April 19, 2012 at 11:28 AM
- Cecelia Dowdy said...
Terry, what an adorable great grandchild. Mega congrats!
- April 19, 2012 at 11:36 AM
- Davalyn Spencer said...
Congratulations. As a grandpa, you've earned the right to post this information anywhere you please. Thanks for sharing.
- April 19, 2012 at 1:52 PM
- Katherine Hyde said...
Everybody loves cute baby pictures! The world stops for every new baby, as is just and right.
- April 19, 2012 at 3:56 PM
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New Delhi - Sahara Force India are set to announce the drivers' line-up for the 2013 Formula One season next week with Paul di Resta and Adrian Sutil looking the most likely combination.
Team principal Vijay Mallya, who was expected to announce the pairing by November, is taking more time evaluating available drivers.
"The announcement should take place next week. Adrian looks the best bet to partner di Resta as he has got the required experience in Formula One. At the same time, Mr. Mallya also considered all other available options," a Force India top source told IANS referring to the out-of-drive Kamui Kobayashi and Bruno Senna, who raced for Sauber and Williams in 2012.
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As is our practice on Wednesday we will now sing O Canada, and we will be led by the hon. member for Burlington.
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As is our practice on Wednesday we will now sing O Canada, and we will be led by the hon. member for Burlington.
[Editor's Note: Members sang the national anthem]
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Karen Redman Liberal Kitchener Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, this past weekend I hosted a spectacular event in my riding of Kitchener Centre called See Jane Run.
See Jane Run is a venue that brings women together to help each other: women helping women sit on more boards, to feel empowered within our community, to succeed in corporate life and to become leaders in whatever their realm of interest is.
Women from all age groups have said that there is a need for these kinds of opportunities, to share their knowledge and experiences so that the next generation of Canadian women can continue to benefit and to create new opportunities, not only for women but for all Canadians.
One hundred and forty women participated in this year's event. They came to listen to a dynamic speaker, Marion Thomson Howell, and to learn from each other. We were left with one message at the end of the day. This must continue.
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Howard Hilstrom Canadian Alliance Selkirk—Interlake, MB
Mr. Speaker, it has been 10 months since the borders were shut to Canadian beef and the government has not gotten the borders re-opened. Not only that, the government is expecting producers to rely on the CAIS program, of which details have not been finalized.
Realized net income is the worst it has been since statistics were kept in the 1920s.
The Liberal government has been responsible for the viability of the agriculture sector since 1993 and it has done a poor job. The agriculture minister claims to be in charge but has failed miserably at getting the borders re-opened. He has not even completed the necessary regulatory changes that need to be made before the borders are re-opened.
Canadian farm families are facing bankruptcy. It is time the government stands up and takes responsibility for helping our producers and their families through these terrible times.
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February 25th, 2004 / 2:05 p.m.
Julian Reed Liberal Halton, ON
Mr. Speaker, today I would like to commend the region of Halton, as well as Burlington, Oakville and Halton Hills on their clean air initiatives.
Halton started buying biodiesel in October 2003 and now it accounts for almost 40% of their total fuel purchases. Biodiesel helps reduce smog causing emissions and air toxins from being released into the air. They also have an anti-idling engine policy.
Burlington has programs in place to encourage the use of public transit and a public awareness campaign.
Oakville reduces emission emitting activities on smog days and has reduced pesticide use.
Halton Hills has a longstanding tree planting program.
I congratulate these local governments for clearing the air, literally.
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Janko Peric Liberal Cambridge, ON
Mr. Speaker, on March 1, 1954, CKCO Television in Kitchener began broadcasting to residents of southern Ontario.
For half a century the station has provided the very best in entertainment and information programming. It produced shows like Polka Time, Romper Room, and Bowling for Dollars , while its current show Good Morning Canada is being aired on the CTV network.
CKCO's journalists are exceptional and in the last five years, the station has received seven awards from the Radio-Television News Directors Association. CKCO Television has become an institution and its journalists a trusted source of information on local, national and international events.
My colleagues from southern Ontario and I join with the House in congratulating the entire team at CKCO Television for 50 years of top-notch, award-winning programming.
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Dominic LeBlanc Liberal Beauséjour—Petitcodiac, NB
Mr. Speaker, February is Junior Achievement Month in Canada and I would like to congratulate the organization for the tremendous work it does on behalf of youth in Atlantic Canada.
The Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency has enjoyed a long and productive partnership with Junior Achievement. They both recognize the importance of exposing young people to entrepreneurship at a stage in their lives when they are making decisions about what to do and where to live.
In my riding, Junior Achievement provides programs to school children, and 20 teenagers from Bouctouche benefit from a company program offered at École Clément-Cormier.
The ACOA has undertaken a number of activities to raise young people's awareness of the benefits of entrepreneurship.
One of them, the Youth Ventures Program, resulted in 260 new summer businesses and 400 new jobs.
It is clear that the partnership between the ACOA and Junior Achievement has been very productive.
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Loyola Hearn Progressive Conservative St. John's West, NL
Mr. Speaker, Canada is a country blessed with great natural resources. The proper development of these resources could create an economy which could care for all of our needs.
If we maximized every bit of potential from our non-renewable resources and if we carefully managed our renewable resources, all our provinces would have stable economies. The problem is that we are not getting maximum benefits from resource development. We are not protecting or enhancing our agriculture, our fisheries, our forestry and our environment generally.
The lead here is in government hands. The example should be set by the federal government. Regrettably, in this regard, the Liberal government has been an abysmal failure.
Elizabeth BeatonStatements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Mark Eyking Liberal Sydney—Victoria, NS
Mr. Speaker, today I would like to recognize a remarkable Cape Bretoner who touched many lives in her 85 years.
Elizabeth Beaton was born in New Waterford, Cape Breton in March 1918. At 15, she found her true calling in life, joined the Ursuline order and became Sister Bess Beaton. Though she would spend the next 70 years working in Edmonton as a dedicated teacher, she found time to occasionally return to her beloved Cape Breton.
In addition to teaching, she was also an avid athlete in her younger days. That interest in sports was recognized by the basketball team at Edmonton's Archbishop Jordan High School, which made her an honourary member, complete with her own team jersey.
Her death in January of this year has left the world and the many people she touched a little poorer, but when she was here she made our lives a lot richer.
World Cup of DivingStatements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Madeleine Dalphond-Guiral Bloc Laval Centre, QC
Mr. Speaker, last weekend, Quebec athletes performed brilliantly at the 49-nation FINA World Cup of Diving.
Two young men from Laval, Alexandre Despatie and Philippe Comtois, won the bronze medal for the synchronized 10-metre platform dive, thus qualifying for the Olympic Games in Athens this summer. It is especially exciting since synchronized diving will be included as an Olympic sport for the first time.
Alexandre Despatie also won a gold medal in the 3-metre springboard and a bronze medal in the 10-metre platform competition. He had already qualified for the Athens Games in these two events.
Along with the people of Laval and all of Quebec, I am very proud of the achievements of these two young men; personally, and on behalf of the Bloc Quebecois, I wish them the best of luck in Athens.
International Women's DayStatements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Sarmite Bulte Liberal Parkdale—High Park, ON
Mr. Speaker, to commemorate International Women's Day, on March 8 I will be hosting my sixth annual breakfast in my riding to acknowledge the accomplishments of the women of Parkdale--High Park.
This year we will celebrate the successes of the following women: Jane Bunnett, award winning musician; Heather Haldane, producer, Tapestry Pictures Inc.; Kathy Kennedy, business executive and community activist; Aurora Meliton, advocate for seniors; Dr. Barbara Sharratt, teacher, literary critic, political and social activist and journalist; and Pat Schnurr, artist and entrepreneur.
The theme for 2004 International Women's Day is "She's on a Role!" Many Canadian women, from athletes to social activists, have accomplished great things in their community, country and around the world. Some of these women receive little recognition for their efforts, yet provide shining examples for Canadians and Canadian youth by having followed their dreams no matter what barriers or opposition they may face.
International Women's Day is a special day to honour the variety and accomplishments made by women throughout all of our communities.
Democratic ReformStatements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Canadian Alliance
Ted White Canadian Alliance North Vancouver, BC
Mr. Speaker, the House sent Bill C-3 to committee before second reading because the Minister responsible for Democratic Reform led us to believe he wanted meaningful input on the legislation.
However, during my questioning of the minister at committee yesterday, he admitted that he had never bothered to contact any of the parties affected by the bill. Not only that, the minister also told us that nobody affected by the bill even knew that it had been introduced.
As if that was not bad enough, the minister used his Liberal members on the committee to block the appearance of any witnesses. Not even the Chief Electoral Officer, who must administer the bill, is allowed to attend.
We foolishly believed that the democratic reforms promised by the minister meant that things would be more democratic around this place. However, it is worse, much worse than it was under the previous minister. The new minister's reforms simply mean that now there is no democracy at all.
Export Development CanadaStatements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Gérard Binet Liberal Frontenac—Mégantic, QC
Mr. Speaker, yesterday evening the Auditor General presented Export Development Canada with the Award for Excellence in Annual Reporting in the category of large crown corporations. This is the sixth time that EDC has received this award since its inception in 1994.
This award demonstrates EDC's dedication to the principles of transparency and accountability. It also recognizes the excellence of EDC as an organization that has succeeded in balancing a business-like approach with the implementation of major public policy projects.
We should also point out that, for the first time, the Canadian Commercial Corporation won the Award for Excellence in Annual Reporting in the category of small crown corporations.
The Minister for International Trade is privileged to be responsible for these two crown corporations that have won the Auditor General's award this year.
Status of WomenStatements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Judy Wasylycia-Leis NDP Winnipeg North Centre, MB
Mr. Speaker, with every day that passes under a Liberal government, the situation facing women gets worse. We are losing, not gaining ground.
Let us look at the evidence.
Oxfam reported recently that half the women working in Canada earn less than $20,000 a year. This is precarious work and it is on the rise.
Then the Prairie Women's Health Centre in Manitoba reported that almost half of Canadian households with core housing needs are headed by women. That means they live in desperate housing conditions and they are invisible to the government.
Now today the Canadian Institutes of Health Research confirms that wealth means health, that one-third of women-headed single parent families are poor and that without a national child care program, low income children face a lifetime health and learning disadvantage.
Where is the federal government in all this? It is AWOL, missing in action, obsessed with filling their corporate pals' pockets, with turning huge surpluses over to tax cuts and paying off bankers while more than 50% of the population falls further and further behind.
When will the government wake up and stand up for Canadian--
Status of WomenStatements By Members
2:15 p.m.
The Speaker
The hon. member for Verchères—Les-Patriotes.
St. Lawrence SeawayStatements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Stéphane Bergeron Bloc Verchères—Les Patriotes, QC
Mr. Speaker, a few weeks ago, I sent my constituents a householder denouncing the U.S. Army's plan to widen the St. Lawrence Seaway, a plan the Government of Canada obviously supports since a feasibility study is already underway.
In the riding of Verchères—Les-Patriotes alone, more than 800 people have already reacted by sending me a reply coupon expressing their strong opposition to this plan, which will have a catastrophic impact on Quebec's economy and environment.
Big ships—many more of which would be able to sail between the ocean and the Great Lakes—would stop unloading their cargoes in Quebec ports since they would be able to go directly to ports in the U.S. and Ontario. Moreover, this plan would increase shoreline erosion and wreak havoc on fragile ecosystems.
I am demanding that the federal government take a stand with the Bush administration and ensure that the plan to widen the St. Lawrence Seaway never sees the light of day, period.
Oil IndustryStatements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Roger Gallaway Liberal Sarnia—Lambton, ON
Mr. Speaker, many Canadians believe that our commercial oil industry was born in Alberta.
Next Saturday at the Oil Museum of Canada in the village of Oil Springs, the site of Canada's first commercial oil well, author Patricia McGee will launch her new book entitled, The Story of Fairbank Oil, a chronicle of the Ontario birth of Canadian and world production of crude oil.
The oil business was born in Lambton County in southwestern Ontario in the 1850s. The technology and manpower of that time were exported to a country then called Persia where Lambton County residents opened these oil fields.
Ms. McGee's book traces the story of the Fairbank family which for 124 consecutive years has sold Lambton County crude to Imperial Oil, a company also founded in Lambton County.
One hundred and thirty-nine years after its founding, the Van Tuyl and Fairbank hardware store in Petrolia is poised to become a national historic site, a fitting recognition of the importance of the Fairbank family in the world oil--
Oil IndustryStatements By Members
2:15 p.m.
The Speaker
The hon. member for Lethbridge.
HealthStatements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Canadian Alliance
Rick Casson Canadian Alliance Lethbridge, AB
Mr. Speaker, today the Canadian Medical Association launched its national health access campaign, calling on governments to act now to ensure Canadians have timely access to quality health care.
CMA president, Dr. Sunil Patel, noted that one of the easiest ways for the federal government to relieve the pressure on an overstretched system would be to fully reimburse or zero-rate the GST now paid for health care services. Correcting this historic oversight was the reason I presented a private member's bill addressing this issue.
Zero-rating health care services will help hospitals and other health care institutions groaning under the weight of ever increasing capital costs. Currently, the GST paid by hospitals alone would fund the purchase of some 25 MRI machines. Zero-rating all health care services would result in an infusion of $210 million per year, reducing waiting times for needed care.
The CMA points out that this is in keeping with the recent announcement regarding the GST and the new deal for cities. Now is the time for a new deal for health.
Black History MonthStatements By Members
2:20 p.m.
Gurbax Malhi Liberal Bramalea—Gore—Malton—Springdale, ON
Mr. Speaker, it is my pleasure to rise today in honour of Black History Month.
This is a time to celebrate the many achievements and contributions of black Canadians who, throughout history, have done so much to make Canada the culturally diverse, compassionate, and prosperous nation we know today.
It is also an opportunity for the majority of Canadians to learn about the experiences of black Canadians in our society and the vital role this community has played throughout our shared history.
The Brampton library celebrates Black History Month with special displays at all four library branches. As well, local students will also take part in a variety of Black History Month activities. For instance, secondary students from across the region of Peel will gather at the Peel board's HJA Brown Education Centre today to take part in overcoming obstacles, a forum celebrating Black History Month.
I therefore invite all my colleagues in the House to join me in recognizing the black community's contributions to Canadian society.
Sponsorship ProgramOral Question Period
2:20 p.m.
Macleod Alberta
Canadian Alliance
Grant Hill Canadian AllianceLeader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, the Liberal sponsorship mess did not become a government program until December 2002, when Liberals were caught by the Auditor General. Before that time it was a secret Liberal slush fund.
Why was this fund used to benefit Liberal friends and ad companies?
Sponsorship ProgramOral Question Period
2:20 p.m.
Vancouver Quadra B.C.
Stephen Owen LiberalMinister of Public Works and Government Services
Mr. Speaker, the Auditor General's review that commenced in March 2002 was referred to her by the government to look into the program.
I would like to quote from a letter from the member of Parliament for Red Deer on December 12, 2001, to the minister at the time, Mr. Gagliano, asking for support for a program in his riding at that time. Six months before the member said there was no program, he wrote to the minister.
Sponsorship ProgramOral Question Period
2:20 p.m.
Macleod Alberta
Canadian Alliance
Grant Hill Canadian AllianceLeader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, my question is for the minister who makes this claim, let me quote the Privy Council Secretary who said this under oath. Kathy O'Hara said, "The sponsorship program actually wasn't a program until December 2002". That is her quote, the PCO Secretary.
How many cabinet ministers accessed this fund before December 2002?
Sponsorship ProgramOral Question Period
2:20 p.m.
Vancouver Quadra B.C.
Stephen Owen LiberalMinister of Public Works and Government Services
Mr. Speaker, we know that many MPs in the House, from all parties, have referred constituents to this program. Whether it was a formal program, whether it was an informal program, it was operating and representations were made to it by members of Parliament. We also know that many valid important festivals were funded through this program in many of our ridings.
The problem is in the middle, in the passage of the funds and the taking of commissions. It is not that any member of Parliament might make representations on the part of a constituent--
Sponsorship ProgramOral Question Period
2:20 p.m.
The Speaker
The hon. Leader of the Opposition.
Sponsorship ProgramOral Question Period
2:20 p.m.
Macleod Alberta
Canadian Alliance
Grant Hill Canadian AllianceLeader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, here is the way the slush fund worked. No application was necessary. Only Liberal friends need to apply and no commission payable, it has already been skimmed.
Do members know what they tried to do? They put $5,000 into my own riding. The difference is I did not get a kickback. Why did Liberals get kickbacks?


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Sorry, it was not me... it was my third son, Cael, who yesterday benched 300.
Cael started working out seriously about 2 years ago and has been very disciplined about it. He now weighs about 175, and I have seen his strength steadily increase. He is one of those guys who lifts much more than it would appear he could. Part of this is that he does not give up -- he does not let pain or exhaustion stop him.
Since I started lifting almost 3 years ago, I have come to appreciate when I see a person in really good shape. I recognize how much hard work goes into it. My sons and I lift almost every day. You have to be dedicated to the lifestyle. I also know of people who lift for bodybuilding competitions. They also have to watch their diet all the time.
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So right now, I can bench 200, my second son can bench about 250, and my third son can bench 300. Seems like the younger generation is getting stronger and stronger!
But still, my arm gets sore carrying my four month old granddaughter! I guess that shows that it is sometimes easier to lift a heavy weight once, than to carry a lighter weight for a long time.
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Benched 300!
Sorry, it was not me... it was my third son, Cael, who yesterday benched 300.
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PLANS to close Northwich's subway could be buried if residents want it to stay open.
Cheshire West and Chester Council (CWAC) had suggested filling the Chesterway underpass in as part of work to develop the new Memorial Court and its surroundings.
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