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Bills Initiated in Dáil Éireann and Seanad Éireann (1997 -2002)
Public Bills and Private Bills Alphabetic Listing
|ACC Bank Bill, 2001
|Activity Centres (Young Persons' Water Safety) Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Adventure Activities Standards Authority Bill, 2000
|Aer Lingus Bill, 2000 [Seanad]
|Agriculture Appeals Bill, 2001
|Air Navigation and Transport (Amendment) Bill, 1997
|Air Navigation and Transport (Indemnities) Bill, 2001
|Appropriation Bill, 1997
|Appropriation Bill, 1998
|Appropriation Bill, 1999
|Appropriation Bill, 2000
|Appropriation Bill, 2001
|Appropriations Bill, 2002
|Arbitration (International Commercial) Bill, 1997
|Architectural Heritage (National Inventory) and Historic Monuments (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill, 1998 [Seanad]
|Arramara Teoranta (Acquisition of Shares) Bill, 2001
|Arts Bill, 2002
|Asset Covered Securities Bill, 2001
|Asylum Seekers (Regularisation of Status) Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Asylum Seekers (Regularisation of Status)(No. 2) Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Aviation Regulation Bill, 2000 [Seanad]
|Bail Bill, 1997
|Bille na dTeangacha Oifigiúla (Comhionannas), 2002
|Bretton Woods Agreements (Amendment) Bill, 1998
|British-Irish Agreement (Amendment) Bill, 1999
|British-Irish Agreement (Amendment) Bill, 2002
|British-Irish Agreement Bill, 1999
|Broadcasting (Major Events Television Coverage) Bill, 1999 (changed from) Major Events Television Coverage Bill, 1999
|Broadcasting and other Media (Public Right of Access and Diversity of Ownership) Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Broadcasting Bill, 1999
|Building Societies (Amendment) Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Care of Persons Board Bill, 2001 [PMB]
|Carer's Leave Bill, 2000
|Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road Bill, 1998
|Cement (Repeal of Enactments) Bill, 1999 [Seanad]
|Censorship of Publications (Amendment) Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Central Bank (Amendment) Bill, 2000 [Seanad] [PMB]
|Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland Bill, 2002
|Central Bank Bill, 1997
|Chemical Weapons Bill, 1997
|Child Trafficking and Pornography Bill, 1997
|Children (Reporting of Alleged Abuse) changed to Protections for Persons Reporting Child Abuse Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Children Bill, 1997
|Children Bill, 1999
|Civil Defence Bill, 2002
|Civil Liability (Assessment of Hearing Injury) Bill, 1998
|Comhairle Bill 1999
|Commission to Inquire into Child Abuse Bill, 2000
|Communications Regulation Bill, 2002 [Seanad]
|Companies (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill, 1999
|Companies (Amendment) (No. 3) Bill, 1999 [Seanad]
|Companies (Amendment) (No. 4) Bill, 1999 [PMB]
|Companies (Amendment) Bill, 1999 [PMB]
|Company Law Enforcement Bill, 2000
|Competition Bill, 2001 [Seanad]
|Comptroller and Auditor General and Committees of the Houses of the Oireachtas (Special Provisions) Bill, 1998
|Containment of Nuclear Weapons Bill, 2000 [Seanad]
|Control of Wildlife Hunting and Shooting (Non-Residents' Firearm Certificates) Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Copyright and Related Rights Bill, 1999 [Seanad]
|Corporate Manslaughter Bill, 2001 [PMB]
|Court Officers (Amendment) Bill, 1997 [PMB]
|Courts and Court Officers Bill, 2001
|Courts (No. 2) Bill, 1997 [Seanad]
|Courts (Supplemental Provisions) (Amendment) Bill, 1999
|Courts (Supplemental Provisions) (Amendment) Bill, 2000
|Courts Bill, 1997 [Seanad]
|Courts Bill, 2000 [PMB]
|Courts Bill, 2002 [PMB]
|Courts Service (No. 2) Bill, 1997 [Seanad]
|Courts Service Bill, 1997
|Criminal Justice (Bail) Bill, 1997 [PMB]
|Criminal Justice (Illicit Traffic by Sea) Bill, 2000
|Criminal Justice (Location of Victims' Remains) Bill, 1999
|Criminal Justice (No. 2) Bill, 1997 [Seanad]
|Criminal Justice (Public Order) Bill, 2002
|Criminal Justice (Release of Prisoners) Bill, 1998
|Criminal Justice (Safety of United Nations Workers) Bill, 1999 [Seanad] [PMB]
|Criminal Justice (Temporary Release of Prisoners) Bill 2001
|Criminal Justice (Terrorist Offences) Bill, 2002
|Criminal Justice (Theft and Fraud Offences) Bill, 2000
|Criminal Justice (United Nations Convention Against Torture) Bill, 1998 [Seanad]
|Criminal Justice Bill, 1997
|Criminal Law (Insanity) Bill, 2002
|Criminal Law (Rape) (Sexual Experience of Complainant) Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Customs and Excise (Mutual Assistance) Bill, 2000
|Data Protection (Amendment) Bill, 2002 [Seanad]
|Declaration under Article 29.7 of the Constitution (Extension of Time) Bill, 1999
|Defence (Amendment) Bill, 1998
|Defence (Amendment) Bill, 2002 [PMB]
|Digital Hub Development Agency Bill, 2002 [Seanad]
|Disability Bill, 2001
|Disability Commissioner (No. 2) Bill, 2001 [PMB]
|Disability Commissioner Bill, 2001 [Seanad] [PMB]
|Diseases of Animals (Amendment) Bill, 2001 [Seanad]
|Domestic Violence (Amendment) Bill, 2002 [Seanad]
|Door Supervisors Bill, 1997 [PMB]
|Dormant Accounts Bill, 2001
|Dumping at Sea (Amendment) Bill, 2000 [Seanad]
|Economic and Monetary Union Bill, 1998
|Education (No. 2) Bill, 1997
|Education (Welfare) Bill, 1999 [Seanad]
|Education Bill, 1997
|Education for Persons with Disabilities Bill, 2002
|Eighteenth Amendment of the Constitution Bill, 1997 [PMB]
|Eighteenth Amendment of the Constitution Bill, 1998
Electoral (Amendment) (Donations to Parties and Candidates) Bill, 2000 [PMB]
|Electoral (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill, 1998 [Seanad]
|Electoral (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill, 2002
|Electoral (Amendment) Bill 2000 [Seanad]
|Electoral (Amendment) Bill, 1997 [PMB]
|Electoral (Amendment) Bill, 1998
|Electoral (Amendment) Bill, 2002
|Electoral (Control of Donations) Bill, 2001 [PMB]
|Electricity (Supply) (Amendment) Bill, 2001
|Electricity Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 2002 [PMB]
|Electricity Regulation Bill, 1998
|Electronic Commerce Bill, 2000 [Seanad]
|Employment Equality Bill, 1997 [Seanad]
|Employment Rights Protection Bill, 1997 [PMB]
|Energy Conservation Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Enforcement of Court Orders Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Equal Status Bill, 1997
|Equal Status Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Equal Status Bill, 1999
|Euro Changeover (Amounts) Bill, 2001
|European Communities (Amendment) Bill, 1998 [Seanad]
|European Communities and Swiss Confederation Bill, 2001 [Seanad]
|European Convention on Human Rights Bill, 2001
|European Union (Scrutiny) Bill, 2001 [PMB] changed from the European Union Bill, 2001
|Europol Bill, 1997
|Extradition (European Union Conventions) Bill, 2001
|Family Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill, 1997
|Family Law Bill, 1998 [Seanad] [PMB]
|Family Support Agency Bill, 2001
|Finance (No. 2) Bill, 1998
|Finance (No. 2) Bill, 2000
|Finance Bill, 1997
|Finance Bill, 1998
|Finance Bill, 1999
|Finance Bill, 2000
|Finance Bill, 2001
|Finance Bill, 2002
|Firearms (Firearm Certificates for Non-Residents) Bill, 2000
|Firearms (Temporary Provisions) Bill, 1998
|Fisheries (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill, 2000 [Seanad]
|Fisheries (Amendment) Bill, 1999
|Fisheries (Amendment) Bill, 2000 [Seanad]
|Fisheries (Commissions) Bill, 1997
|Fisheries and Foreshore (Amendment) Bill, 1998
|Flouride (Repeal of Enactments) Bill, 2002 (PMB)
|Food Safety Authority of Ireland Bill, 1998
|Freedom of Environmental Information Bill, 1997 [PMB]
|Freedom of Information (Amendment) Bill, 2000 [PMB]
|Gas (Amendment) Bill, 1998 [Seanad]
|Gas (Amendment) Bill, 2000
|Gas (Interim) (Regulation) Bill, 2001 [Seanad]
|Geneva Conventions (Amendment) Bill, 1997
|George Mitchell Scholarship Fund Bill, 1998
|Health (Eastern Regional Health Authority) Bill, 1998
|Health (Miscellaneous Provisions) (No. 2) Bill, 2000 [Seanad]
|Health (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill, 2000
|Health (Provision of Information) Bill, 1997 [Seanad]
|Health Insurance (Amendment) Bill, 2000
|Health Ombudsman Bill, 2001 [PMB]
|Hepatitis C Compensation Tribunal (Amendment) Bill, 2002
|Hepatitis C Compensation Tribunal Bill, 1997
|Heritage and Cultural Events (Televisual Access Protection) Bill, 1997 [PMB]
|Heritage Fund Bill, 2001
|Home Purchasers (Anti-Gazumping) Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Horse and Greyhound Racing Bill, 2001
|Horse and Greyhound Racing (Betting Charges and Levies) Bill, 1999
|Horse Racing Ireland (Membership) Bill, 2001
|Hospitals' Trust (1940) Limited (Payments to Former Employees) Bill, 2000
|Houses of the Oireachtas Commission Bill, 2002
|Housing (Gaeltacht) (Amendment) Bill, 2000
|Housing (Miscellaneous Provisions) (No. 2) Bill, 2001
|Housing (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill, 2001 [PMB]
|Housing (Traveller Accommodation) Bill, 1998 [Seanad]
|Human Reproduction Bill, 2001 [PMB]
|Human Rights Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Human Rights Commission (Amendment) Bill, 2001
|Human Rights Commission Bill, 1999
|ICC Bank (Amendment) Bill, 1997
|ICC Bank Bill, 1999
|ICC Bank Bill, 2000
|Illegal Immigrants (Trafficking) Bill, 1999
|Immigration Bill, 1999
|Immigration Bill, 2002 [Seanad]
|< TD>Independent Garda Ombudsman Bill, 2001 [PMB]
|Industrial Designs Bill, 2000
|Industrial Development (Enterprise Ireland) Bill, 1998 [Seanad]
|Industrial Development (Science Foundation Ireland) Bill, 2002 [Seanad]
|< TD>Industrial Relations (Amendment) Bill, 2000 [Seanad]
|Insurance Bill, 1999
|Intellectual Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill, 1998 (changed from) Copyright (Amendment) Bill, 1998
|International Development Association (Amendment) Bill, 1997
|International Development Association (Amendment) Bill, 1999
|International War Crimes Tribunals Bill, 1997
|Interpretation (Amendment) Bill, 1997
|Interpretation Bill, 2000
|Intoxicating Liquor Bill, 1999
|Intoxicating Liquor Bill, 2000 [Seanad]
|Investor Compensation Bill, 1998 [Seanad]
|Irish Film Board (Amendment) Bill, 1997
|Irish Film Board (Amendment) Bill, 2000 [Seanad]
|Irish National Petroleum Corporation Limited Bill, 2001
|Irish Nationality and Citizenship Bill, 1999 [Seanad]
|Irish Sports Council Bill, 1998
|Jurisdiction of Courts and Enforcement of Judgments Bill, 1998 [Seanad]
|Landlord and Tenant (Ground Rent Abolition) Bill, 1997 [PMB]
|Landlord and Tenant (Ground Rent Abolition) Bill, 2000 [PMB]
|Law of the Sea (Repression of Piracy) Bill, 2001 [Seanad]
|Licensed Premises (Opening Hours) Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Licensed Premises (Opening Hours) Bill, 1999 [PMB]
|Licensing (Combating Drug Abuse) Bill, 1997
|Licensing of Indoor Events Bill, 2001
|Local Elections (Disclosure of Donations and Expenditure) Bill, 1999 [Seanad]
|Local Government (Financial Provisions) Bill, 1997
|Local Government (Financial Provisions) Bill, 2000
|Local Government (Mandatory Listing of Historic Buildings and Protection of Historic Interiors) Bill, 1997 [PMB]
|Local Government (No. 2) Bill, 2000
|Local Government (Planning and Development) (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill, 1997 [Seanad] [PMB]
|Local Government (Planning and Development) (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill, 1999 [Seanad] [PMB]
|Local Government (Planning and Development) (Amendment) Bill, 1999 [PMB]
|Local Government (Planning and Development) Bill, 1997
|Local Government (Planning and Development) Bill, 1998 [Seanad]
|Local Government (Planning and Development)(Amendment) Bill, 1997 [PMB]
|Local Government (Sligo) Bill, 2000 [PMB]
|Local Government Bill, 1998
|Local Government Bill, 2000
|Medical Practitioners (Amendment) Bill, 2000
|Medical Practitioners (Amendment) Bill, 2002
|Mental Health (Amendment) Bill, 2001 [Seanad] [PMB]
|Mental Health Bill, 1999
|Merchant Shipping (Commissioners of Irish Lights) Bill, 1997
|Merchant Shipping (Investigation of Marine Casualties) Bill, 1999
|Merchant Shipping (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill, 1997
|Minerals Development Bill, 1999 [Seanad]
|Minister for Arts, Heritage, Gaeltacht and the Islands (Powers and Functions) Bill, 1997
|Minister for the Environment and Local Government (Performance of Certain Functions) Bill, 2002 (Seanad)
|Ministerial, Parliamentary and Judicial Offices and Oireachtas Members (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill, 2001
|Money Advice and Budgeting Service Bill, 2002
|Motor Vehicle (Duties and Licences) Bill, 2001
|Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (Amendment) Bill, 1999
|National Beef Assurance Scheme Bill, 1999 [Seanad]
|National Development Finance Agency Bill, 2002
|National Disability Authority Bill, 1998 [Seanad]
|National Economic and Social Development Office Bill, 2002
|National Minimum Wage Bill, 2000
|National Pensions Reserve Fund Bill, 2000
|National Sports Council of Ireland Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|National Stud (Amendment) Bill, 2000
|National Tourism Development Authority Bill, 2002
|National Training Fund Bill, 2000
|National Treasury Management Agency (Amendment) Bill, 2000
|Nineteenth Amendment of the Constitution Bill, 1998
|Nítrigin Éireann Teoranta Bill, 2000
|Non-Fatal Offences against the Person Bill, 1997
|Offences against the State (Amendment) Bill, 1998
|Official Languages Bill, 2002 [Seanad] changed from Official Languages (Equality) Bill, 2002 [Seanad]
|Official Secrets Reform Bill, 2000 [PMB]
|Oil Pollution of the Sea (Civil Liability and Compensation)(Amendment) Bill, 1998 [Seanad]
|Oireachtas (Allowances to Members) and Ministerial, Parliamentary, Judicial and Court Offices (Amendment) Bill, 1998
|Oireachtas (Ministerial and Parliamentary Offices) (Amendment) Bill, 2001
|Ombudsman (Defence Forces) Bill, 2002
|Ombudsman for Children Bill, 2002 [Seanad]
|Opticians (Amendment) Bill, 2002
|Ordnance Survey Ireland Bill, 2001 [Seanad]
|Organic Food and Farming Targets Bill, 2000 [PMB]
|Partnership for Peace (Consultative Plebiscite) Bill, 1999 [PMB]
|Patents (Amendment) Bill, 1999
|Pensions (Amendment) Bill, 2001 [Seanad]
|Planning and Development (Amendment) Bill, 2002 [Seanad]
|Planning and Development (Wetland Habitats) (Amendment) Bill, 2002 [PMB]
|Planning and Development Bill, 1999 [Seanad]
|Plant Varieties (Proprietary Rights)(Amendment) Bill, 1997
|Postal (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill, 2001
|Postal and Telecommunications Services (Amendment) Bill, 1998
|Prevention of Corruption (Amendment) Bill, 1999 [PMB]
|Prevention of Corruption (Amendment) Bill, 2000
|Prevention of Corruption Bill, 2000 [PMB]
|Prisons Bill, 1997 [PMB]
|Private Educational Institutions Bill, 1997 [PMB]
|Private Security Services Bill, 1999 [PMB]
|Private Security Services Bill, 2001
|Proceeds of Crime (Amendment) Bill, 1999
|Prohibition of Female Genital Mutilation Bill, 2001 [PMB]
|Prohibition of Ticket Touts Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Prompt Payment of Accounts Bill, 1997
|Protection of Children (Hague Convention) Bill, 1998
|Protection of Employees (Part-Time Work) Bill, 2000
|Protection of Patients and Doctors in Training Bill, 1999 [PMB]
|Protection of Workers (Shops) (No. 2) Bill, 1997 [Seanad] [PMB]
|Protection of Workers (Shops) Bill, 1997 [PMB]
|Public Health (Tobacco) Bill, 2001
|Public Office Bill, 1997 [PMB]
|Public Representatives (Provision of Tax Clearance Certificates) Bill, 2000 [PMB]
|Public Service Management (No. 2) Bill, 1997 [Seanad]
|Public Service Management Bill, 1997
|Punishment of Aggravated Robbery Bill, 1997 [PMB]
|Pyramid Schemes Bill, 2001 [PMB]
|Qualifications (Education and Training) Bill, 1999 [Seanad]
|Radio and Television (Amendment) Bill, 1999 [PMB]
|Radiological Protection (Amendment) Bill, 1998 [Seanad]
|Railway Safety Bill, 2001
|Referendum Bill, 1998
|Refugee (Amendment) Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Regional Technical Colleges (Amendment) Bill, 1999
|Registration of Lobbyists (No. 2) Bill, 1999 [PMB]
|Registration of Lobbyists Bill, 1999 [Seanad] [PMB]
|Registration of Lobbyists Bill, 2000 [Seanad] [PMB]
|Registration of Title (Amendment) Bill, 1997
|Regulation of Assisted Human Reproduction Bill, 1999 [Seanad] [PMB]
|Residential Institutions Redress Bill, 2001
|Road Traffic (Joyriding) Bill, 2000 [PMB]
|Road Traffic (Joyriding) Bill, 2002 [PMB]
|Road Traffic Bill, 2001
|Road Traffic Reduction Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Road Transport Bill, 1997
|Road Transport Bill, 1998
|Roads (Amendment) Bill, 1997
|Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (Amendment) Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Scientific and Technological Education (Investment) Fund (Amendment) Bill, 1998
|Scientific and Technological Education (Investment) Fund Bill, 1997 [Seanad]
|Sea Pollution (Amendment) Bill, 1998
Sea Pollution (Hazardous Substances) (Compensation) Bill 2000 changed from Sea Pollution (Hazardous and Noxious Substances) (Civil Liability and Compensation) Bill 2000
|Seanad Electoral (Higher Education) Bill, 1997 [PMB]
|Seanad Electoral (Higher Education) Bill, 1998 [Seanad] [PMB]
Seventeenth Amendment of the Constitution (No. 2) Bill, 1997
|Seventeenth Amendment of the Constitution Bill, 1997 [PMB]
|Sex Offenders Bill, 2000
|Sexual Offenders Registration Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Shannon River Council Bill, 1997 [Seanad] [PMB]
|Shannon River Council Bill, 1998 [Seanad] [PMB]
|Social Welfare (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill, 2002
|Social Welfare (No. 2) Bill, 2001
|Social Welfare Bill, 1997
|Social Welfare Bill, 1998
|Social Welfare Bill, 1999
|Social Welfare Bill, 2000
|Social Welfare Bill, 2001
|Social Welfare Bill, 2002
|Solicitors (Amendment) Bill, 1998 [Seanad]
|Stamp Duties Consolidation Bill, 1999
|Standards in Public Office Bill, 2000
|State Authorities (Public Private Partnership Arrangements) Bill, 2001
|State Property Bill, 1998
|Statute Law (Restatement) Bill, 2000 [Seanad]
|Statute of Limitations (Amendment) Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Statute of Limitations (Amendment) Bill, 1999 [PMB]
|Succession Bill, 2000 [PMB]
|Surgeon General Bill, 2001 [PMB]
|Sustainable Energy Bill, 2001 [Seanad]
|Teaching Council Bill, 2000
|Telecommunications (Infrastructure) Bill, 1999 [Seanad]
|Temporary Holding Fund for Superannuation Liabilities Bill, 1999
|The Trinity College Dublin (Charters and Letters Patent Amendment) Bill, 1997 [Private] changed from The Trinity College, Dublin and the University of Dublin (Charters and Letters Patent Amendment) Bill, 1997 [Private]
|Tobacco (Health Promotion and Protection) (Amendment) Bill, 1999 [PMB]
|Town Renewal Bill, 2000
|Trade Union Recognition Bill, 1998 [PMB]
Transfer of Sentenced Persons (Amendment) Bill, 1997 [Seanad]
|Transport (Railway Infrastructure) Bill, 2001
|Tribunals of Inquiry (Amendment) Bill, 2001
|Tribunals of Inquiry (Evidence) (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill, 1998 [PMB]
|Tribunals of Inquiry (Evidence) (Amendment) (No. 3) Bill, 1998
|Tribunals of Inquiry (Evidence) (Amendment) Bill, 1997
|Tribunals of Inquiry (Evidence) (Amendment) Bill, 2002
|Tribunals of Inquiry (Evidence)(Amendment) Bill, 1998
|Trustee Savings Banks (Amendment) Bill, 2000
|Turf Development Bill, 1997
|Twentieth Amendment of the Constitution (No. 2) Bill, 1999
|Twentieth Amendment of the Constitution Bill, 1999 [PMB]
|Twenty-Fifth Amendment of the Constitution (Protection of Human Life in Pregnancy) Bill, 2001
|Twenty-Fifth Amendment of the Constitution Bill, 2001 [PMB]
|Twenty-First Amendment of the Constitution (No. 2) Bill, 1999 [PMB]
Twenty-First Amendment of the Constitution (No. 2) Bill, 2001
|Twenty-First Amendment of the Constitution (No. 3) Bill, 1999 [PMB]
|Twenty-First Amendment of the Constitution (No. 4) Bill, 1999 [PMB]
|Twenty-First Amendment of the Constitution (No. 5) Bill, 1999 [PMB]
|Twenty-First Amendment of the Constitution Bill, 1999 [PMB]
|Twenty-First Amendment of the Constitution Bill, 2001
|Twenty-Fourth Amendment of the Constitution Bill, 2001
|Twenty-Fourth Amendment of the Constitution Bill, 2002 [PMB]
|Twenty-Second Amendment of the Constitution Bill, 2001
|Twenty-Sixth Amendment of the Constitution Bill, 2002
|Twenty-Third Amendment of the Constitution Bill, 2001
|Údarás na Gaeltachta (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill, 1999
|Údarás na Gaeltachta (Amendment) (No. 3) Bill, 1999 [Seanad]
|Údarás na Gaeltachta (Amendment) Bill, 1999
|Unclaimed Life Assurance Policies Bill, 2002
|UNESCO National Commission Bill, 1999 [PMB]
|Urban Renewal Bill, 1998
|Valuation Bill, 2000
|Victims Rights Bill, 2002 [PMB]
|Vocational Education (Amendment) Bill, 2000
|Voluntary Health Insurance (Amendment) Bill, 1998
|Waste Management (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill, 2001 [Seanad]
|Waste Management (Amendment) Bill, 2001
|Waste Management (Amendment) Bill, 2002 (PMB)
|Western Development Commission Bill, 1998
|Whistleblowers Protection Bill, 1999 [PMB]
|Wildlife (Amendment) Bill, 1999
|Wildlife Bill, 1997 [PMB]
|Youth Work Bill, 1997
|Youth Work Bill, 2000


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Researchers say rats get more anxious as days grow longer.
Rats supposedly suffer their own version of seasonal gloom. It's brought on by brighter days, scientists say.
It's their version of SAD…seasonal affective disorder.
However, humans suffer from SAD during the wintertime. Because rats are a creature of the night, it is excess light rather than darkness that disturbs them.
Humans are diurnal, and rats are nocturnal.
Scientists say rats experience more anxiety and stress as the days grow longer. If they are only exposed to a few hours of light a day, they tend to do better.
In a series of experiments, the researchers exposed rats to 19 hours of light and just five hours of darkness a day for a week. Scientists found that the rodents' brain chemistry changed, increasing their stress and anxiety.
When the conditions were switched, the rats perked up and their mood improved. The rats became more willing to explore. They were less worried and stressed.
Their responses to light and dark were due to a 'switch' in the brain that toggled between producing two different kinds of nerve signaling chemical.
One was dopamine. This is boosted by darkness and served as a 'feel good' function. The rats had greater calmness and confidence.
The chemical linked to light, somatostatin, did the opposite. The animals became more fearful and edgy.
The research could actually help in the treatment of Parkinson's disease, which is caused by certain parts of the brain lacking dopamine.

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18 January 2017
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Witnesses, video challenge claim that Yaqoub Abu al-Qiyan was trying to attack police when he was slain. Read more about Palestinian in Israel killed during demolition raid
21 July 2014
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Learning from Acts 24-28
24:1-27 - Paul did not abandon the teaching of the Old Testament Scriptures – 'I worship the God of our fathers, believing everything laid down by the law or written in the prophets (14). He read the Old Testament. It led him to Christ. Paul's great theme was 'faith in Christ Jesus' (24). Paul speaks. Jesus is speaking through him. Jesus did 'not come to abolish the law and the prophets'. He came 'to fulfil them'. 'Beginning with Moses and all the prophets, Jesus interpreted to them in all the Scriptures the things concerning Himself' (Matthew 5:17; Luke 24:27). God has spoken 'through the prophets'. God has spoken through His Son' (Hebrews 1:1-2). We read the Old Testament. We learn from 'Moses' and 'Elijah'. They step back. We see 'Jesus, only'. He is God's 'beloved Son'. We 'listen to Him' (Matthew 17:3,8,5).
25:1-27 - Paul stood before Festus as an accused man. Festus listened. Recognizing his own shortcomings and respecting the accused wishes, he gave Paul a fair hearing (20-21,25). Festus made no decision – 'I have nothing definite to write to my lord about him' (26). Jesus was 'dead'. Now, He is 'alive' (19). This is not just 'something to think about'. We must make our decision. There can be no 'sitting on the fence'. Some are indecisive – 'I have nothing definite to say about Jesus'. It's 'make up your mind' time – 'How shall we escape if we neglect such a great salvation?' (Hebrews 2:3). Festus had to make a decision about Paul. There is a more important question: 'What do you think of the Christ?'. Each of us must answer the question: 'What shall I do with Jesus who is called Christ?' (Matthew 22:42; 27:22).
26:1-32 - Paul answers three questions concerning himself. He puts a most important question to his hearers. (a) What was I before my conversion? Here, he speaks of his religion – 'According to the strictest party of my religion I have lived as a Pharisee' (5). This brought him 'to the ground' (14). (b) How did my conversion come about? Here, he speaks of his Saviour – 'I am Jesus… Stand up!' (15). (c) What happened after my conversion? Here, he describes how he became a 'servant' and a 'witness' (16). (d) The final question concerns our response – What about you? Will you become a Christian? (27-29). Do you have a story to tell? – Tell your story: the 'before', the 'after', the fact that it was Jesus who made the difference. Don't forget the challenge: To 'all who are listening to me today' – Come to Christ (29).
27:1-44 - There is, in this story, a great picture of God's way of salvation. (a) Our human situation is hopeless: 'All our hope of being saved was at last abandoned' (20). We are sinners. We cannot save ourselves. (b) There is hope: 'God has granted you all those who sail with you' (25). God has provided a way of salvation: 'God so loved the world that He gave His only Son' (John 3:16). (c) Faith believes the Word of God: 'I have faith in God that it will be exactly as I have been told' (25) – 'Believe in the Lord Jesus, and you will be saved' (16:31). (d) Safety: 'all escaped to land' (44). God has 'prepared' for us 'a better country', a 'heavenly one', 'a city', 'the city which is to come'. Do you want to 'escape', to be saved? Make sure that you don't 'neglect such a great salvation' (Hebrews 11:16; 13:14; 2:3).
28:1-31 - Read of Paul's protection from the 'snake'. 'Rejoice' – Christ has won for us a great victory over 'that ancient serpent, who is called the Devil and Satan'. When God gives us His victory, we must not think too highly of ourselves – 'he was a god'. We must give all the glory to God: 'Now the salvation and the power and the kingdom of God and the authority of His Christ have come' (3-6; Genesis 3:14-15; Revelation 12:9-12). 'So we came to Rome' (14) – These are words of triumph. God had fulfilled His promise: 'you must bear witness also at Rome' (23:11). Rejoicing that 'this salvation of God has been sent to the Gentiles', Paul was 'preaching the kingdom of God and teaching about the Lord Jesus Christ quite openly and unhindered' (29,31). Don't miss God's opportunities to share Christ's Good News!


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Chapter one-
Avery's POV
I turned around and I saw my crush.
"OMG! He's talking to me!" I told my best friend. Justin was the most popular boy in the school, and I was a nerd. I have long blonde hair and blue eyes, am quite thin and have a perfect body and face. My grades are straight As. For some reason, I am still not popular and am a geek.
Justin was be-you-ti-ful! He looked like Alex Pettyfer because all good looking guys look like Alex Pettyfer. Like, he was a Greek god! He was made of stone and wore togas. He always wore sandals and looks so SEXY! He lived on a mountain in Greece, and teleported to America every day. He's best friends with Aphrodite and Ares.
"So Avery, how are you?" Justin asked.
"I-I'm good, thanks," I replied, stuttering, before I excused myself and ran to my next class, disbelieving that Justin had spoken to me.
It was after school, and I was sitting on my bed doing my maths homework. Just then, I got a call from my friend Kijhef.
"OMG, you cannot believe what just happened. I got a call from Ajhfakjeds!"
"Wait, who?" I asked her, confused.
"She's from channel 504!"
"You mean the channel where we entered that competition?"
"YES! And we won backstage passes to a concert!"
"ARE YOU SAYING WE WON PASSES TO THE PINEAPPLES' CONCERT?!" I yelled sexily.
"YES, THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I'M SAYING!" she yelled back, although not as sexily as I had done.
"So when is this concert?"
"Two weeks time, in LA! AND WE GET FREE FIRST CLASS FLIGHTS AND 342 STAR HOTELS AND WE GET TO MEET THE BAND AND EVERYTHING! OMG!"
"OMG yes!"
Kijhef's POV
We were at the airport waiting for our flight. I heard Avery yell out, "YOU IDIOT! YOU MAKE ME DROP MY COFFEE!" and I looked over to see her on the floor picking up her cup. She looked up, and saw that it was JUSTIN! After realising who it was, she started apologising profusely. OMG!
Avery's POV
Oh. My. God. I CANNOT believe that Justin is here! And I can't believe I yelled at him! I think I fainted because suddenly someone was shaking me awake.
"Avery? Avery! Are you OK?" Oh God, it was like Justin! Justin was like touching me! ME! I am like the luckiest person alive right now! I fluttered my eyelids open in what I hoped was like a cute way. "Oh, thank goodness. I thought we'd, like, need to take you to hospital!" Justin said in like his adorable voice. "So why are you at the airport?"
"Oh, we're going to LA to meet the Pineapples!" Kijhef answered, gesturing towards Soppie Juanenne and Puddel. Their parent's we're all lovely people and as soon as we told them that it was an all expenses payed trip they let them go without a second thought. Life was good. Life was fair. Life was just (in).
Justin's POV
OMG. Avery was like so beautiful. But she doesn't realise it. OMG. The only flaw she has is that she's clumsy. OMG.
Soppie's POV
Holy, crap. I'm gonna meet the Pineapples! My favourite from all of them is Nigerick Hollistic!
Puddel's POV
OMG, I am so glad that Avery and Kijhef chose me! My favourite member of the band is Hagrip Steeping! He is so hot!
Juanenne's POV
EEEEEEEE! I LOVE the Pineapples, they are all so hot! But the one I want to meet the most is Liner Palin!
Avery's POV
Wow. Apparently Justin is going to LA too! And apparently his 3rd cousin is my favourite member of the Pineapple's, Zappy Map! Wow! So coincidental!
Random girl's POV
Wow. That blonde girl is so pretty! OMG!
Kijhef's POV
We're about to board the plane, and I'm SO EXCITED! I've never been in first class before! And to think we're going to meet our favourite band in less than 24 hours! Logger Tock is so dreamy!
Justin's POV
OMG, I just realised that Avery and her friends are going to LA too! Awesome!!!
AN: Hi guys. So before you stab me with your sword of literature, THIS IS NOT HOW I WRITE. If you want to see my real writing, go read my other story (cross promos FTW). Comment if you have ideas of what to put in the next chapter!
Juanenne: Ou-arn-enne
Kijhef: Key-g-ef
Puddel: Pud-dell
Aphrodite: Afro-die-tee
Ares: Air-ease
Ajhfakjeds: Aj-he-nevermind
Just (in): Justin
Hagrip: Hair-grip
Love always,
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Customer Reviews for Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa- Anthem (7)
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Overall, an amazing experience. I will be returning. Everyone at the front desk is very nice and welcoming. The spa is very clean. I have sports related injuries and TMJ. My therapist went above and beyond for me. She was able to do exactly what I asked for and more. She even taught me stretches that I can do at home. I left feeling more relaxed than I have in a very long time.
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I received THE worst message. Do not trust Hand and Stone's integrity or their assessment of value or service. It was rough, and had left my back sensitive and sore for well over a week past the message. Visiting the area, I wanted to take in a relaxing message. I have had numerous message treatments in various settings. I have invested in regular sequential message treatments over the years. This was damaging and the worst of the worst. It was conducted by a very young man fresh out of school. There was no warning or discount for being his test subject.
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Do not try and use the Spafinder gift card here!!! they are very rude and will not make an appointmnet for you unless you give a credit card to hold the appointment.
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After many massages at this spa, I have never been disappointed. I am always greeted with a friendly smile from the professional staff. The massage therapists are very skilled. The facials I have received have remarkably improved my skin's texture and appearance. The cleanliness of the spa, the relaxing and beautiful ambiance, and professional attitude of the staff, all lend to the exceptional experience. Their gift cards are a favorite among my family and friends.
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From a land of dark and small,
she is so beautiful and tall.
Huge black expressive eyes,
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Calvin Shuts Out Otterbein in First Round of ONU Classic
Friday, September 04, 2009
ADA, OH—Three first half goals propelled Calvin to a 3-0 victory over Otterbein in a meeting of nationally-ranked teams Friday afternoon at the Ohio Northern Classic. Otterbein (1-1) entered the match ranked eighth in the most recent Division III Top 25 poll compiled by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America while Calvin (2-0) came in ranked 17th.
Otterbein had Calvin back on its heels early on, firing the first six shots of the contest and hitting the post on one. Calvin rebounded however to match the Otterbein attack and took a 1-0 lead on a 20-yard blast by junior Carly Prins (Hudsonville/Unity Christian HS) in the 25th minute of play with senior Natalie Veurink (Spring Lake/Western Michigan Christian HS) drawing an assist on the play.
Freshman Jillian Honderd (Hudsonville/Unity Christian HS) then scored the first two goals of her collegiate career, ripping in a loose ball from the 18 just two minutes after the tally by Prins. Honderd then scored on a breakaway with just 3:04 left in the first half to give the Knights a commanding lead.
Otterbein held a 10-8 shots at goal advantage but Calvin senior goalkeeper Kayla Sulzer (St. Charles, MO/Whitfield HS) was up to the task, compiling three saves to gain her second shutout victory of the year.
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text: Woman to Woman Ministries Presents… Rahab International Ministries A Ministry Dedicated to Domestic Violence Awareness Leadership • First Lady Serita Jakes-Woman to Woman Spiritual Overseer • Pastor Bonne Moon- Rahab Pastoral Overseer • Lady Donna Chapman- Rahab Director • Lady Shanika Davis- Rahab Assistant Director • Min. Franklin Camp- Rahab Assistant Director Rahab International Mission Statement: "For even the Son of Man came not to be served, but to serve and give his life a ransom for many." Mark 10:45 VISION Rahab is part of the vision of the Potter's House by providing domestic violence awareness and support to hurting people in the spirit of excellence and Jesus love. Rahab's Monthly Meeting is Every 3rd Monday From 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. Shelter Fellowship Teams Community Outreach Transportation Communications Hospitality Domestic Violence Volunteer Training Rahab International Measureable Results Rahab has 35 to 40 volunteers that are actively serving. Also, Rahab have about 40 volunteers that completed 20 hours of domestic violence training. In 2010 Rahab Shelter Fellowship teams served 351 women and children in the shelters. In 2010 Rahab served Thanksgiving dinner to over 70 women and children at the Family Place shelter. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE STATISTICS 1 in 4 women will experience domestic violence in her lifetime. (NCADV) Around the world, at least one in every three women has been beaten, coerced into sex or otherwise abused during her lifetime. Most often, the abuser is a member of her own family. 85% of reported domestic violence cases the victims are women. Every 9 seconds, a woman is battered by in the United States by her husband, boyfriend, and live-in partner. What is Domestic Violence? • Domestic violence is the willful intimidation, physical assault, battery, sexual assault, and/or abusive behavior perpetrated by and intimate partner against another. • Domestic violence is an issue of control. • How does Rahab serve domestic violence survivors and provide domestic violence awareness? Domestic Violence: Reaching A Silent Population Most cases of domestic violence are never reported to the police according to National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV) Rahab International is a voice to impact the silence of domestic violence in our church and community. Ecclesiastes 3:7 Domestic Violence: Psychological Impact • Domestic violence survivors live in a prison of fear that leads to depression and other psychological problems. • Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you. I Peter 5:7 Domestic Violence: Verbal Impact • Domestic violence survivors have to overcome the verbal attacks of the abuser. Self-esteem and confidence is often damaged. • "Death and life is in the power of the tongue…" Pro. 18:21 Domestic Violence: Physical Impact • Domestic violence physical impact is often hidden until the issue cannot be hidden any longer. • "The thief cometh not, but for to steal, and to kill, and to destroy: I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly." John 10:10 CONFIDENCE "Cast not away therefore your confidence, which hath great recompence of reward." Heb. 10:35 Rahab provides support to domestic violence survivors so they can gain confidence in Christ and in themselves. How Can the Church Help Rahab Serve Domestic Violence Survivors? • Rahab International/Megacare partner events to serve church and community. Ministry products & donations. • Domestic violence training for all church leadership elders/ministers, deacons, & etc. • Domestic violence service event that includes our internet audience this will allow Rahab to share helpful domestic violence information to a greater spectrum of people.


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Hello my name is Jaymie and i am from Calgary, Alberta, Canada. I got engaged in March and had my entire wedding planned by the summer. unfortunately things have changed.
As quotes came in things were looking great however things quickly began to change as the quotes for our Oct 2011 wedding began to increase. The hotel we were going to get married at said that they have a new chef and because the quality of the food was going to be better the food was going to increase. The photographer said the package i wanted was going to be $2600 but when i checked the website the last time the price for the package was $3100. I asked her if that was the 2010 prices and she said the prices would go up again in 2010 and twice more by the time we got married in 2011.
I decided that this wasn't the way i wanted to go and took the advice from others and have chosen to marry in puerto vallarta/ nuevo vallarta Mexico hopefully on Feb14th 2011.
I plan on looking through the forums and finding out what resort best suits us and i look forward to getting to know you guys!!
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Posted 11 November 2009 - 04:48 PM
Congrats and welcome to the forum!
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Posted 11 November 2009 - 05:25 PM
Congrats Jaymie and to the forum! Sorry about all of the stress you've gone through thus far. I'd love to help in any way possible! Good luck and happy planning!
Posted 11 November 2009 - 07:43 PM
Welcome to the forum, Jaymie. Sorry about all your headaches but I hope this forum makes the new planning a little easier!
Posted 12 November 2009 - 03:57 AM
HI Jaymie! Welcome to the BDWF! Happy planning! And Good Luck!
Posted 12 November 2009 - 11:18 AM
Hi Jaymie
Congratulations on your engagement and good luck with all your planning.
Congratulations on your engagement and good luck with all your planning.
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Posted 12 November 2009 - 12:46 PM
Welcome to the forum, fellow Calgarian! Best of luck with all your planning.
Posted 12 November 2009 - 12:49 PM
Welcome Jaymie! I live in Texas but my wife is from Canada! So I guess I have a little space in my heart for the love of Canadians, ha.
Happy planning!
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If he has been continuously employed at his place of work for less than 2 years then his employment rights will unfortunately be somewhat limited. Most importantly, he will not be protected against unfair dismissal. This means that his employer can dismiss him for more or less any reason, and without following a fair procedure, as long as their decision is not based on discriminatory grounds (i.e. because of gender, race, religion, age, a disability, sexual orientation, etc.) or because he was trying to assert any of his statutory rights (e.g. requesting paternity leave, etc.).
If the dismissal had nothing to do with any of the above exceptions then he would not be able to challenge it and his only protection would be if he was not paid his contractual notice period, because unless he was dismissed for gross misconduct, he would be entitled to receive his contractual notice period. If he did not have a written contract in place he would be entitled to the minimum statutory notice period of 1 week. His employer would either have to allow him to work that notice period and pay him as normal, or they will have to pay him in lieu of notice.
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But surely such a film could not truly exist?
All right, straight up, I'm biased as hell. I love this movie even for all its flaws and psychotic amounts of inaccurate, plot-holed "wait that doesn't make any sense!" going on. It was pretty much the first Steampunk movie I ever saw, it has Marty McFly as our nerdy hero and it was BAD-ASS. It was a Disney movie with guns and explosions and no one singing about believing in dreams. And also a giant electric death lobster. 12 year old me was in love.
And to make it that much better, Mike Mignola, the man behind the Hellboy graphic novel series, did many of the original sketches and designs for the movie, which I think really shows through in the final version. The story goes that he was contacted over the phone by a Disney representative who wanted to know if he was interested in the project. His reply: "How did you get my phone number?"
So anyway, Atlantis tells the story of the hopelessly dorky Milo Thatch, linguist extraordinaire and guy-in-charge-of-boiler-maintenance at the Smithsonian Museum in 1914. He was raised by his grandfather, an explorer who believed he could find Atlantis but just ended up dying discredited and sad. Milo is trying to follow in his footsteps, but his geekiness makes it difficult for him to secure funding.
But then a sexy blonde chick named Helga breaks into his apartment and takes him to Preston Whitmore, an eccentric old gent who knew Milo's grandad and funds the expedition to Atlantis with the coolest toys EVER.
Here Milo meets up with our wacky team: Dr. Sweet: a big friendly black guy who wears a doctor's coat but not necessarily a shirt underneath, Packard: a chain-smoking old lady who remains unflappable in the face of everything, Audrey: a Spanish teenage mechanic, Commander Rourke: the military dude in charge who totally doesn't scream "EVIL DUDE, SUP?", Moliere: a pervy Frenchman obsessed with dirt and tunnels and my personal favorite character, Vinny: explosives expert and best-lines-in-the-movie:
Thank you Disney, for creating a psychotic pyromaniac who apparently was recruited from a prison and making him a good guy. Awesome.
So the team starts heading to where Milo had figured Atlantis lies, only to suddenly be attacked and generally eviscerated by a creature known as The Leviathan aka Giant Electric Death Lobster.
"Of course little Timmy will be ok, honey. After all, what's the worst that could happen in a Disney movie?! ...Oh. Timmy, no, don't cry! That Death Lobster didn't blow up those sailors with lightning, it was just playing!"
The survivors still have to struggle through homicidal lightning bugs, bitter cold (wait, aren't they underground, what the hell?!) and Packard sleepwalking in the nude before finally making it to Atlantis and discovering that it still has Atlanteans!
But then Rourke and the gang reveal their true mercenary colors when they steal the life source powering Atlantis and it's up to Milo and the ones who've taken his side to save the day via kick-ass air battle on flying fish machine-bike-things. It's cooler than it sounds.
Now, there are issues with the movie, it has plot holes you could drive Steampunk submarine through and there just a lot of things throughout that will make you stop and go "...wait!"
From the minor:
to the much more pressing:
Um, movie, what the hell? How are there clouds? How is there a light source? Aren't they hundreds of miles underground? Where is that light coming from? How are there waterfalls? How are these plants growing here and WHY IS THERE A SKY?! Movie? Movie, wait!
But hey, question not the Disney film aimed at children. The fact is that this is an exciting, adventurous and decidedly awesome item in the Disney catalog of films. It lacks stupidly cheesy sidekicks, there's a real sense of danger and the good guys are allowed to fire guns and smoke and be slightly unhinged. Atlantis: The Lost Empire is a fun, very different Disney film and is at least partly the cause of my love for Steampunk, giving it a solid three and a half catapults out of five. And while unfortunately they never really made another one like it, at least they didn't do something to screw it up.
This is Sugary Cynic, quitting school to hunt for Atlantis. Any eccentric billionaires wanna help me out? 'Night!
(The expedition realizes they are trapped in a volcanic shaft, and the top is sealed shut)
Moliere: "The magma has solidified in the bowels of the volcano, effectively blocking the exit"
Packard: "I got the same problem with sauerkraut"


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- A tweet from a King City resident, identified as Sunith Baheerathan on Twitter (@Sunith_DB8R), caught the eye of York Regional Police. Baheerathan's call for pot dealers to drop by his workplace led to York Region police jokingly asking if they could tag along.
- The original tweet was retweeted more than 2,700 times in the first 24 hours and Sunith Baheerathan's twitter handle was trending in Toronto Tuesday night. Baheerathan seemed to be taken aback by all the hoopla.
- The resulting furor prompted a flurry of requests from media for interviews.
- Which prompted more disbelief from Baheerathan.
- Baheerathan's employer, Mr. Lube, soon took notice of the controversy and apparently fired him for the tweet.
- Baheerathan, who insists the tweet was never meant to be taken seriously, wondered aloud about the priorities of York Region police.
- And perhaps there's a lesson to be learned here: Think before you type on social media.
Man gets unwanted attention over 'spliff' tweet
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NBA 15/03/2014, 15.57 Rumors
Kings to sign Royce White to a second 10-day contract
He will stay in Sacramento
Marc J.Spears: Royce White is in Sac working on strength & conditioning while Kings on road, source said.He will get 2nd 10-day.Possible available Tuesday vs Washington. After road trip, Kings play next 4 games in Sac. Kings confident Royce White can travel. By next road trip another contract decision arrives.