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"Titanic" star Leonardo DiCaprio avoided a real life disaster Sunday, when his Moscow-bound flight blew an engine and had to return to New York's JFK Airport.
The 36-year-old star was aboard a commercial Delta flight bound for Russia when one of its engines shut down, his rep said. Sources said the pilot skillfully landed the plane and a grateful DiCaprio signed autographs for the entire crew.
"En route to attend the Tiger Summit in St. Petersburg, Leonardo DiCaprio was one of the passengers aboard Delta Flight 30," a statement from DiCaprio's rep said. "He wishes to commend the actions of the pilot and flight crew in bringing the plane to a safe landing."
The jet circled the airport for 90 minutes and dump about 60,000 pounds of fuel Sunday evening before landing on the runway, where a crew of 160 firefighters was on emergency standby.
The Tiger Summit is a four-day meeting on how to help tigers avoid extinction. The summit, oddly, was called by Russian leader Vladimir Putin, who shot a Siberian tiger two years ago with a tranquilizer gun.
DiCaprio is a supporter of the World Wildlife Fund's Save Tigers Now campaign, which is trying to raise $20 million to double the species' numbers by 2022.
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My step son is 42. Paraplegic as of 1 month ago. He did not experience any severe trauma of the type I would typically associate with paralysis. He injured his back lifting a table at work. May have fallen one time after that. Was also dealing with edema (was probably some edema around spine) and one day tried to get out of bed and slid to the floor and hasn't been able to feel his legs since. Scan shows a compression fracture at T7 with mild retropulsion.
I know there are many things (tumors etc.) other than severe trauma that can cause paralysis, but since that isn't the case here I continue to wonder if this is exceptionally rare, or more common than I might think?
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It being Wednesday, we will now have the singing of the national anthem led by the hon. member for Sackville—Eastern Shore.
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House of Commons Hansard #71 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was plan.
2:05 p.m.
The Speaker Conservative Andrew Scheer
It being Wednesday, we will now have the singing of the national anthem led by the hon. member for Sackville—Eastern Shore.
[Members sang the national anthem]
Outma Sqilx'w Cultural SchoolStatements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Dan Albas Conservative Okanagan—Coquihalla, BC
Mr. Speaker, much has been said recently of the challenges in some first nations communities, but we must not overlook some of the great success stories of first nations achievement.
This past June, the member for Kenora joined me in my riding of Okanagan—Coquihalla for an important event with Penticton Indian Band Chief Jonathan Kruger. We were joined by elders and youth alike to celebrate the opening of the Outma Sqilx'w Cultural School.
This school represents a $7 million investment in aboriginal education from our government. However, more important is what the school represents to the heritage and the culture of the Penticton Indian Band.
Gone are the decades-old portables left over from previous governments. Replacing them is a state of the art educational and cultural facility that flows from a traditional pit house. The facility instills pride and excitement in the youth of the Penticton Indian Band. Student attendance is now at an all-time high. More importantly, the school is now a place to gather and play sports. It keeps the community engaged and active. That is a success we can all celebrate.
The EnvironmentStatements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Dennis Bevington NDP Western Arctic, NT
Mr. Speaker, in 1996, the federal government, the western provinces, Yukon and the Northwest Territories signed the Mackenzie River Basin Master Agreement. Out of this master agreement a number of bilateral agreements were to be completed, governing the quantity and quality of water moving along the Mackenzie River Basin. Fifteen years later, there are still no agreements.
In Alberta and the Northwest Territories, the lack of a bilateral agreement has meant that the rapid expansion of the oil sands is taking place without proper controls protecting these waters. This lack of control is of great concern to all northerners, particularly aboriginal people, many of whom live along the Mackenzie River.
Alberta and the federal government want to approve more capacity building by quickly approving the gateway pipeline. The Prime Minister and the Minister of Natural Resources want to simplify the environmental process to allow new developments clear sailing through these waters. However, they should assure the people of the north that basic agreements will be in place before the expansion of the oil sands.
Václav HavelStatements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Robert Sopuck Conservative Dauphin—Swan River—Marquette, MB
Mr. Speaker, on December 18, 2011, former president of Czechoslovakia and the Czech Republic, Václav Havel, passed away.
Havel once said, "I really do inhabit a system in which words are capable of shaking the entire structure of government...".
Indeed, it was the words of Havel himself that shook the foundations of the corrupt Communist system.
A gifted playwright and philosopher, Havel exposed the lies of Communism. After the Prague Spring of 1968, Havel's work was suppressed. He faced harassment, intimidation and imprisonment.
After the Velvet Revolution, he became Czechoslovakia's first post-Communist president. He oversaw the peaceful division of Czechoslovakia into the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
Havel proved through his life, words and deeds that moral leadership can be a beacon of light in a world where many reside in darkness. A modest man whose primary focus was the well-being of his people and country, Havel's life should be a model for us all.
Potsta Vatslavo Havlovi.
Black History MonthStatements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Judy Sgro Liberal York West, ON
Mr. Speaker, unlike almost any other nation on the planet, Canada is a compassionate and caring country. Canada stands as a testament to the many cultures, languages and faith groups that have, throughout our history, worked together to build and sustain our society.
With this in mind, in 1995, Prime Minister Chrétien designated February as Black History Month. It is a celebration of the numerous cultural and societal contributions made by people of African descent to the Canadian mosaic.
Today marks the launch of the 17th annual Black History Month commemoration. The 2012 theme for this important celebration is "Our Canadian Story: Making Community Engagement A Priority".
In the upcoming days, I would encourage my colleagues and all Canadians to take a moment to celebrate the many substantial offerings made in our communities by our friends and neighbours of African lineage.
Certainly we are all better off for their work, generosity and spirit of giving.
IsraelStatements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Mark Adler Conservative York Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, last week the Minister of Finance and the Minister of Foreign Affairs attended the World Economic Forum's annual gathering in Davos, Switzerland. Today, they are visiting Israel. The ministers are attending a reception co-hosted by the Canadian embassy and the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs, Israel Bureau.
This reception is a celebration of the long-standing friendship between Canada and Israel and the deepening alliance between our two countries. This visit is a reflection of the level of qualitative collaboration and consultation between Canada and Israel. The Prime Minister of Israel has said that there is no better friend to Israel than Canada.
Our government is proud of its unwavering support for Israel, especially at the United Nations. Canada has spoken up against the numerous United Nations resolutions critical solely of Israel. Our government is proud and unapologetic for its support for the only thriving democracy in the Middle East.
I wish the ministers all the best in their meetings in Israel and in their efforts to strengthen the relationship between Canada and Israel. Mazel tov.
Sealing IndustryStatements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Ryan Cleary NDP St. John's South—Mount Pearl, NL
Mr. Speaker, the market for Canadian seal products has never been as desperate as it is today, under the Conservative government. The province of Newfoundland and Labrador is even considering asking sealers to stockpile seal products this year for lack of market.
Under the Conservative government, the European Union and Russia have imposed bans on Canadian seal products. Russia was the primary market for Canadian seal products, purchasing up to 95%.
The government is supposed to be so focused on trade and the economy, and is supposed to be such a champion of the Canadian seal harvest. Yet the news of the Russian ban only came to light through the International Fund for Animal Welfare, an animal rights group.
What does that say to Canadian sealers about the Conservative government's supposed unwavering commitment to the Canadian seal harvest?
First the EU ban, now Russia. It says that commitment is a joke.
The EconomyStatements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Wai Young Conservative Vancouver South, BC
Mr. Speaker, it is a privilege for me to wish the people of Vancouver South and the Chinese, Vietnamese and Korean communities across Canada a happy, healthy and prosperous lunar new year, the year of the dragon.
As we ushered in this new year, I heard from my constituents about their continued concern for the fragile global economy and its impact on Canada.
While Canada continues to be in a strong fiscal position, it is clear that my constituents and other Canadians want us to continue our focus on jobs and economic growth.
Last month, I represented the people of Vancouver South in the House at the Asia-Pacific parliamentary forum in Tokyo, Japan. Together, representatives from 23 Asia-Pacific countries met to discuss issues of great importance to Canada and our global partners.
It is clear that Vancouver continues to be a dynamic gateway to diversify our government's efforts to ensure a strong economic recovery for Canada and the world.
As we enter this challenging but exciting year of the dragon, I look forward to working on behalf of the people of Vancouver South to continue to be--
The EconomyStatements By Members
2:10 p.m.
The Speaker Conservative Andrew Scheer
The hon. member for Mississauga--Brampton South.
The EconomyStatements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Eve Adams Conservative Mississauga—Brampton South, ON
Mr. Speaker, the economic recovery is, and must remain, our government's top priority this year.
Not only is our government proud to have economically outperformed most other industrialized nations, we are even more determined to ensure that Canadians are protected this year and in the years to come.
With achievements such as Forbes magazine ranking Canada as the best place to grow a business, our government is pursuing unprecedented trade agreements with other nations. These trade agreements will strengthen our economy and create jobs and prosperity.
I have been busy with community events over the last month. I engaged in prebudget consultations with workers, job creators, the Croatian Chamber of Commerce, ratepayers' associations, moms, dads, seniors, students and new Canadians. I look forward to continuing these meetings and working to ensure that the economy remains our number one priority in 2012.
Black History MonthStatements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Isabelle Morin NDP Notre-Dame-de-Grâce—Lachine, QC
Mr. Speaker, every February since 1976 we have proudly celebrated Black History Month. This is an important time to reflect on the struggles of people who have enriched the multicultural character of our country. These struggles were difficult and the fight for women's rights continues. We should take the time to congratulate this country's black women on their successes.
I think about Rosemary Brown, the first black woman to be elected to a parliamentary institution.
I think about Juanita Westmoreland-Traoré, the first black judge in Quebec.
We also can never forget the countless black female artists who make up our communities.
As a woman, I am honoured to be surrounded by such inspiring black women in Canada. The fight for women's equality, for equality for the black community, for equality for everyone, really, is not over. Together we must continue to build a better Canada, where diversity is celebrated with pride and respect. As we celebrate Black History Month, let us remember the achievements of black women and continue making progress.
Black History MonthStatements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Roxanne James Conservative Scarborough Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, every February Canadians celebrate Black History Month by learning about and reflecting upon the legacy and accomplishments of black Canadians.
In conjunction with the 200th anniversary of the War of 1812, we are taking a special look this year at the important contributions made by black soldiers to the historic battles that helped define our country.
Many former slaves and black Loyalists fought on the Canadian side during the War of 1812. They settled in places such as Nova Scotia and in my province of Ontario. They and their descendants formed communities that continue to enrich Canada to this very day.
This February, I encourage all Canadians to learn more about how black Canadians have helped contribute to and shape our great country, and to participate in activities in their communities that celebrate this important part of our Canadian heritage.
Black History MonthStatements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Tyrone Benskin NDP Jeanne-Le Ber, QC
Mr. Speaker, on this day, the first day of Black History Month, 2012, I call on Canadians to join in celebration of the contributions that Canadians of African descent have made in the building of Canada. The contribution of African Canadians did not start with the waves of Caribbean immigrants during the 1960s, nor did it start with those who found refuge here by the grace of the underground railroad. It started with Matthew de Costa, an interpreter and negotiator for Champlain. It is the black Loyalists who fought for King George through the American Revolution and settled as Loyalists in Nova Scotia. It is the settlers of Amber Valley, Saskatchewan; Windsor, Ontario; Salt Spring Island, B.C. It is their brave participation in every battle for Canadian and world freedom.
They are inventors, businessmen, leaders, creators, thinkers, healers, warriors, mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters and ancestors. The children of Kush have given to Canada even before Canada existed.
However, there is work to be done. Balance and equality are still out of reach. I urge every Canadian to take a moment to discover who their neighbour is, to learn about their journey and to share their own.
Black History Month is not simply about looking back at the past, but using the past to move forward into the future.
Royal Canadian Mounted PoliceStatements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Robert Goguen Conservative Moncton—Riverview—Dieppe, NB
Mr. Speaker, the RCMP is one of Canada's most recognizable symbols. A Mountie dressed in the red serge is central to our Canadian identity. From coast to coast, the RCMP work hard every day keeping our streets and communities safe. That is how we view the RCMP on this side of the House.
Unfortunately, the NDP sees things a little differently. The NDP is now attempting to use Canada's national police force as a political football. It has accused the RCMP commissioner of being muzzled. As Commissioner Paulson said, he has never been muzzled and he doesn't know where that accusation came from.
Shockingly, the member for St. John's East has even called it disturbing that the commissioner is not standing up with his party to persecute law-abiding hunters, farmers and sport shooters with the long gun registry.
The role of the RCMP is to enforce the law, not to decide what the law should be. Commissioner Paulson has stated that himself. Trying to politicize a national police force is not only really disturbing, but also just another example that the NDP is unfit to govern.
B.C. Legislative Assembly Black RodStatements By Members
2:20 p.m.
Joyce Murray Liberal Vancouver Quadra, BC
Mr. Speaker, today I joined High Commissioner Campbell, the former premier of British Columbia, and other dignitaries in an historic celebration of Canadian tradition and heritage. In honour of Her Majesty's diamond jubilee, the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia is creating an usher of the black rod. Tracing back to 14th century England, the black rod deepens B.C.'s connection with our proud roots in the Westminster parliamentary tradition.
Today was part two of three-part ceremony to install symbolic rings on this rod. The first was attached in the House of Lords of the United Kingdom in December, and the final will be attached at the official opening of the B.C. legislative assembly in February.
The mid section of the black rod features a special jade carving by Tsimshian elder, Clifford Bolton, representing the unity and intertwining of B.C.'s diverse cultures and hope for the future.
As a member of parliament from British Columbia, I am honoured to mark the placement of the second ring of the black rod in Ottawa on its journey to Victoria. I congratulate all British Columbians for this symbol and celebration of our important heritage.
National DefenceStatements By Members
2:20 p.m.
Kerry-Lynne Findlay Conservative Delta—Richmond East, BC
Mr. Speaker, yesterday in question period the member of Parliament for Burnaby--New Westminister and the NDP interim finance critic outrageously overstated the cost of F-35s. His statement was false and completely dishonest.
It is unfortunate that the member and his party deliberately refuse to do basic research and instead choose to make things up as they go along. If the member did his research he would realize that the benefits of this purchase have already resulted in over $300 million in contracts for Canadian companies, one of which employs hundreds of workers in my riding of Delta—Richmond East. These contracts are providing important work to an industry comprising over 10,000 highly skilled manufacturing jobs.
The NDP's willingness to distort the facts and mislead Canadians is further proof that it is not fit to govern.
The Conservative GovernmentStatements By Members
2:20 p.m.
Pierre Dionne Labelle NDP Rivière-du-Nord, QC
Mr. Speaker, the Minister of Natural Resources recently said that Canadians who financially support environmental protection organizations are a "threat" to Canada.
Last week in Davos, speaking to the richest men on the planet, the Prime Minister said that our demographics constitute a threat to Canada. He was talking about Canadians who, like me, will reach the age of 65 by 2025 and receive an old age pension. The Conservatives regard baby boomers as a threat to Canada.
The real threat to Canada is neither the environmentalists nor our aging population. The real threat to Canada's future is the blind economic policy of this government, which will cut thousands of jobs across Canada in order to finance tax cuts for large corporations, which will then turn around and shut down.
I have a message for the members of this government: Canadians are not a threat; they are a source of wisdom. The proof—
The Conservative GovernmentStatements By Members
2:20 p.m.
The Speaker Conservative Andrew Scheer
The hon. member for Elmwood—Transcona.
Foreign AffairsStatements By Members
February 1st, 2012 / 2:20 p.m.
Lawrence Toet Conservative Elmwood—Transcona, MB
Mr. Speaker, the firing of rockets by Hamas into Israeli communities has been and continues to be a regular occurrence. These attacks strike police stations, coffee shops and even elementary schools are done without remorse. Hamas' goal is simple: the total destruction of Israel and the slaughter of all Jews.
In Canada, Hamas is rightly listed as a terrorist organization. Unfortunately, Canada's official opposition does not see this anti-Semitic organization as all that bad. Last night on Power and Politics, when given multiple opportunities to say that the NDP would not work with this terrorist organization, the NDP member for Newton—North Delta refused to do so. Sadly, this NDP policy should come as no surprise from a party that includes a member who has said that Israel has been an occupied territory since 1948. This irresponsible position is further proof that the NDP is not fit to govern.
La justiceOral Questions
2:25 p.m.
Hull—Aylmer Québec
Nycole Turmel NDPLeader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, it is against the law to counsel or encourage someone to commit suicide. That is precisely what Conservative Senator Boisvenu has done by saying that there should be ropes available in every jail cell.
Does the Prime Minister support his senator's comments? If not, what does he plan on doing about this?
La justiceOral Questions
2:25 p.m.
Calgary Southwest Alberta
Stephen Harper ConservativePrime Minister
Mr. Speaker, the senator has already withdrawn his comments. This government is here to protect victims. Mr. Boisvenu's family suffered a terrible crime in the past. This government wants to prevent such crimes from happening in the future.
La justiceOral Questions
2:25 p.m.
Hull—Aylmer Québec
Nycole Turmel NDPLeader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, that is not good enough. What Senator Boisvenu did is against the law: we cannot call on people to kill themselves. This is clear. The death penalty debate has been closed in Canada for decades. Why are the Conservatives reopening old debates?
La justiceOral Questions
2:25 p.m.
Calgary Southwest Alberta
Stephen Harper ConservativePrime Minister
Mr. Speaker, as I just said, the senator has clearly withdrawn those words. I think we all understand that Senator Boisvenu and his family have suffered horribly in the past and obviously we understand his emotions in that regard, but this government is focused on making sure we protect victims in the future.
PensionsOral Questions
2:25 p.m.
Hull—Aylmer Québec
Nycole Turmel NDPLeader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, what Senator Boisvenu said does not make any sense. This is just another reason to abolish the Senate.
On another topic, the Prime Minister has been beating around the bush for two days. Is he going to cut old age security benefits or not? Will people have to wait until they are 67 or not? We want an answer.
PensionsOral Questions
2:25 p.m.
Calgary Southwest Alberta
Stephen Harper ConservativePrime Minister
Mr. Speaker, I was very clear. This government is not going to cut seniors' benefits. At the same time, we are going to protect the system for future generations. The opposition is frightening seniors, but we are protecting them.
If I could also just reply once again to the previous comment on the senator. I would encourage the NDP to really focus on trying to help us deal with the criminal justice system, and try to prevent the kinds of terrible victims we have seen in the past and to do things so there are not more people like the Boisvenu family in the future.


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I think this rule is unreasonable. Let us imagine such a scene:
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In 2010, Automotive News named her one of 100 Leading Women in the automotive industry, and in 2011, Ms. Tilton was inducted in the Living Legends of Aviation Hall of Fame when she was named Entrepreneur of the Year, the first female in history to receive such distinction. She was also honored with the Luminary Award presented by Womensphere, an award given to "the woman whose leadership, innovation, and personal commitment has illuminated and inspired the lives of millions, and positively transformed the world." In 2012, in her capacity as the CEO of Dura Automotive, The Women's Business Enterprise Council – Great Lakes presented Ms. Tilton with the Role Model & Mentor of the Year Award. Ms. Tilton was the subject of a Barbara Walters' 20/20 interview discussing her mission of saving American jobs, and a special Made in America segment with Diane Sawyer on ABC's World News Tonight. Most recently, she received the 12th Annual Women Who Care award presented by The United Cerebral Palsy Foundation, and received top honors at XPrize's Visioneering 2013 event for conceiving 'X2-The Mother of All Prizes', a prize created by Tilton that enhances the purse for any XPrize team that is comprised of at least 50% women. Additionally, she helped formulate the incentivized XPrize to improve cognitive function in the battle against Alzheimer's disease.
Under Ms. Tilton's leadership, Patriarch has positioned itself as a proactive partner to companies during periods of operational and economic transformation. Patriarch provides liquidity, and strategic support to its management teams allowing them to rebuild their companies to create long-term value.
Ms. Tilton earned a B.A. in American Studies from Yale University and an MBA in Finance from Columbia University.


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When we choose to sponsor a child, most of us closely examine the photos of the available children. The children stand very straight in their pictures, as if they are in the military service. And many have serious looks on their faces.
The children are generally dressed well, but for some reason they don't all smile for the camera. Does this mean they are unhappy?
I had the privilege of being at several child development centers in Bolivia as they took the child sponsorship photos. Once I witnessed it, it all made a lot more sense.
It also showed me that I, at many times in the past, had read way too much into the child photos — things that weren't really there.
It was easy to assume that because a child didn't smile in the photo, it was because of the child's difficult and sad life.
I've subsequently received photos of my sponsored children posing with gifts I had sent and they had big smiles on their faces. So it was easy to assume that my gift had broken through their "sad life" and that, finally, the children were happy.
So I thought I would share what it was really like when it came to taking child photos.
Every child development center has a staff member who handles the letters, takes the photos, and accompanies any sponsor visits.
Basically, they deal with everything relating to the relationship between the sponsor and the sponsor's child.
In Bolivia they call these staff the "sponsorship responsible." In Peru they call them "secretary" and in El Salvador "sponsorship coordinator." Whatever the title, they are all the same position. These staff take the photos and send them to the country office.
In the country office, someone receives the photos and makes sure that they are in accordance to Compassion's standards. For example, the child's eyes must be open and the child's hands and ears must be visible, in addition to other requirements.
The person in charge of taking child photos at each child development center has a challenging task. Imagine accompanying 30 children to a location and making sure they behave, don't get into accidents or squabbles as they await their turns, and pose willingly for their photos.
The child photo should not have inappropriate things in the background. For instance, a street dog can't be in the background (and they are all over the place). A placard displaying the child's Compassion number is placed on the ground in front of the child. This way the staff member is able to organize the photos easily.
The video below is of Delicia. She is the "sponsorship responsible" for Bolivia's Pucara Grande Student Center.
At this photography session, she had to photograph about a dozen children. In the video, Delicia is photographing a little boy named José, and José was quite the character. He did not have the patience to stand still while Delicia took his picture.
Delicia is one of the most patient women I've ever met. She dearly loves these children!
Watch the video and see how she patiently handles José. Notice how José's mother gets involved to make sure her son stands up straight. Then notice how this serious little boy does a little dance at the end of the session!


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Gilberto Valle faces up to life in prison when he is sentenced June 19 for his conviction of plotting to kidnap, cook and eat women. His lawyers said they would appeal.
A federal court jury also found Gilberto Valle, 28, guilty on a lesser charge of improperly accessing a law enforcement database to gather personal information about potential
New York cop convicted in cannibalism plot
Prosecutors said Valle, 28, who was dubbed the "cannibal cop" by the tabloid media, crossed the line from fantasy to reality by taking specific action in conspiring to kidnap women.
Valle's attorney, Julia Gatto, argued that her client was merely engaged in online fantasy role-playing.
When he is sentenced June 19, Valle faces up to life in prison on the charge of conspiracy to kidnap and up to one year in prison for the database breach.
His lawyers said they would appeal.
"This is a dangerous prosecution when we start opening up our minds and prosecuting what's inside our brains and not in the real world," Gatto said. "We totally believe the government did not prove their case and the jury couldn't get past the thoughts."
U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said the jury found Valle had taken a step into the real world and the criminal realm.
"Today, a unanimous jury found that Gilberto Valle's detailed and specific plans to abduct women for the purpose of committing grotesque crimes were very real, and that he was guilty as charged," Bharara said in a statement. "The Internet is a forum for the free exchange of ideas, but it does not confer immunity for plotting crimes and taking steps to carry out those crimes."
Valle and Gatto hung their heads as they sat side by side awaiting the verdict. When the jury read "guilty," their shoulders slumped in unison. Moments later, as they stood, Valle shook his head, then draped his arms around Gatto, tears welling in his eyes.
Judge Paul Gardephe commended the jury of six women and six men, who had deliberated since Thursday, for reaching a verdict in the often grisly trial. Evidence included "human meat recipes" and images of women being roasted on a spit.
"Sitting in judgment of another human being is difficult. This case in particular has not been an easy one ... (with) material that degrades the human spirit," Gardephe told the jury.
Federal prosecutor Hadassa Waxman said in her closing argument that Valle was at one point engaged in fantasy, but his intentions had grown more sinister.
Pointing to his extensive online research on kidnapping, making chloroform and cooking women, she said, "These are real searches conducted to carry out real research to kidnap real women."
Gatto, the defense lawyer, told jurors that after nearly a year of fantasizing about approximately two dozen women — in many cases discussing kidnapping with other fetishists — none of the plotters had ever met, exchanged money or committed any crimes.
Valle did not take the witness stand. His now-estranged wife, Kathleen Mangan, 27, was the first prosecution witness in the case and testified about how last fall she discovered her husband's plans to torture her when she looked on her laptop, which he had been using.
She said she read how she was to be tied up and her throat slit.
The former New York City schoolteacher testified that she contacted authorities and fled with their young daughter to live with her parents in Nevada.
The trial brought to light a macabre cyberspace community in which millions of people discuss and exchange images and video of extraordinary brutality, much of it staged.
Defense attorneys took jurors on a video tour of DarkFetishNet.com, a website at the heart of Valle's case.
In a videotaped deposition, its creator, Russian Internet entrepreneur Sergay Merenkov, likened it to Facebook. Instead of family photos and videos of pets, however, members share photos and videos demonstrating extreme cruelty including rape and asphyxiation, with the goal of sexual stimulation.
Merenkov said that he had kicked members off the website when "it seemed not to be fantasy anymore."


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Looking for a last minute holiday gift idea for gamers of all ages? Check out Cabela's Adventure Camp!
All three of my boys, ages 6, 9 and 30-something, had a great time playing the high-adventure games – especially with added perks such as the "griefing" and competing in the Cabela's Cup tournament.
This game included eight sports – most of which aren't found in other video games. From kayaking to Wave Runners to mountain biking, there's plenty of adventure to be had.
Two of the games were particularly fun for my sons: Hogwhacked and Bear, Hunter, Ninja.
Hogwhacked is basically a Wii version of "Whack a Mole" crossed with "Simon." The moles will pop up and down in a pattern and the player has to reproduce the pattern. It gets pretty complicated and none of us have been able to get beyond Level 9. Make sure you aim your rubber mallet very carefully – one misfire and you lose one of your three hammer-lives!
Bear, Hunter, Ninja is a variation on Rock, Paper, Scissors. In this case, it's played to determine who chooses the order of the other adventure camp games. My sons thought it was funny to play, but the Wii controllers didn't respond very well to the motions required to do the Bear, Hunter or Ninja...and we all proclaimed that it would have been easier to just play this in person. It took several play sessions to crack the code on this one: you aim your Wii remote how you want to play first, THEN hit "B" to enter your move.
Note: I'm not sure if this way of playing Bear, Hunter, Ninja was by design or just our family's way to make this game work for us. If it's the former, then it seems really silly to perform your move in front of everyone else before hitting the button. But that's just me.
As for the other games, everyone in my family was able to figure out the controls and participate. During the kayaking, mountain biking and wave riding, we had a great time "griefing". This is where the player who's waiting can toss obstacles in the path of the active player. Trees fall in way during the biking, trees and rocks in the kayaking and whirlpools in the wave riding.
The biking, skeet shooting and archery seemed straightforward, it definitely took some practice to get a hang of the kayaking, wave running and sport fishing.
Who am I kidding, we'd all have been dead if we were driving those Wave Runners in real life!
One of the things that we enjoy about Cabela's Adventure Camp is that you can turn on this game, play a "Cabela's Cup" tournament with up to four players, and when you're done, you're done. In other words, unlike other competitive games – such as Mario Kart – where you have the option to build up points towards unlocking more capabilities, Adventure Camp is more of a terminal experience. In about an hour, you can have a complete tournament.
Some might not be too fond of that and will consider it a drawback rather than a quality to this game, but with my young sons, this is nice to have. We have several unfinished video games here that my sons lost interest in before completely finishing.
Overall, we had a good time playing this game, but we noticed that the courses are the same in the biking, kayaking, wave riding and skeet shooting. It would be really easy to learn the routes and locations of the coins.
Cabela's Adventure Camp by Activision is rated "E" for everyone by the ESRB. It retails for $29.99 for the Wii and $39.99 for the PlayStation3 and XBox 360 (Kinect required).
A copy of Cabela's Adventure Camp for the Wii was provided for review purposes.


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IDENTIFY WERNER PROTEIN MOLECULAR PARTNERS IN S PHASE ALT CELL by Fangjin Huang A Thesis Presented to the FACULTY OF THE USC GRADUATE SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree MASTER OF SCIENCE (MOLECULAR MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY) May 2012 Copyright 2012 Fangjin Huang
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|The Werner protein (WRN) is encoded by the WRN gene. Mutations in this gene are the causal factor for the outset of an autosomal recessive progerid disorder known as Werner Syndrome. WRN has been proposed to function in ALT, a pathway that maintains telomere length independent of telomerase and involves high level of recombination processes observed in about 15% of cancer cells. These functions are probably accomplished by the interactions between WRN and many other proteins. Thus I studied the WRN complex formation in ALT cells to further investigate the potential role of WRN in ALT pathway. In this study, I used CCL75.1 cell as a representative for ALT cell lines and synchronized CCL75.1 cells to S phase using optimized double thymidine block. I found out that the optimal condition for harvesting S phase CCL75.1 cells was as follows: cells were blocked with media containing 4 mM thymidine for 18 hours, released in regular media for 9 hours, blocked again in 4 mM thymidine media for 19 hours and harvested after regular media incubation for 3 hours. Protein extracts from asynchronous and S phase CCL75.1 and Hela cells were subjected to immunoprecipitation of WRN protein followed by Western Blot analysis to determine the interaction between WRN and Ku70, PARP1 and TRF2. In both Hela and CCL75.1 cell lines, the interactions of WRN with Ku70 and PARP1 can be detected in asynchronous cells, but the association with TRF2 can only be detected during S phase. My results suggest that WRN complex in CCL75.1 cell is similar to that of Hela cell during S phase, indicating that the cell cycle related regulation of WRN complex is not different in ALT cells and that the difference between telomerase positive cell and ALT cell is probably not due to the variation of WRN complex composition in S phase. It is likely that WRN influences the activity of ALT cells in other ways.
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As the days get shorter and darkness descends earlier every day, householders are being warned to be wary of distraction crimes.
They're the sort of crimes where callers gain access to the home and steal while the householder is distracted.
And more than 17,000 distraction burglaries occur every year.
Burglars impersonate an authority figure, or work in pairs one distracting the homeowner while an accomplice gains access to the property through an alternative entry point.
Security experts Yale have three top tips to prevent burglars getting in:
· lock all your outer doors before answering the front door to someone you don't know, to prevent a burglar sneaking in another door while you are distracted at the front. For extra security, ensure all door locks comply with British Standards.
· secure your front door using a chain and only release the door chain if you are satisfied that the visitor is who they say they are and have provided a proper form of identification to prove the purpose of their visit
· think about installing a Digital Door Viewer to see who is there without having to open the door.
Hannah Adkins, Marketing Executive for Yale, stressed the importance: "The majority of visitors mean no harm, so it's terrible to hear that so many people are being affected by bogus callers, especially as the evenings are getting darker.
"Burglars won't go to the trouble of breaking in if they can just knock and be invited in. Unfortunately offenders often target innocent, vulnerable people including elderly homeowners, so it's important to be vigilant when answering your door."


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Another lesson for the tribal books and this time it's on a dragon. I made this because I was feeling inspirational when I made the tribal phoenix. Up next, we will learn "how to draw a tribal dragon", step by step once again. I have done tribal dragons before but none of them look as good as the one in this lesson. I really like how the dragon's face and body came out and if you think of it, the face and body is what makes up the whole drawing. I think it's safe to assume that I like everything about this tribal dragon drawing. I really don't know what else to say because there is a lot of other tribal dragons to choose from and I don't want to rant on about nothing. Have fun, stay creative and stick around.
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A mortified mum sent her five year old to his school nativity with a 'shepherd' costume she bought online – before she realised it came with a blow up sheep sex doll.
Helen Cox bought son, Alfie, the £16.99 fancy dress costume on Amazon for his school nativity play and he was delighted it came with the free inflatable animal.
But Helen was puzzled when a teacher told Alfie to take the sheep home – until she blew it up and found it had a huge hole in its bottom – as well as red lips and eyelashes.
Mum of two Helen, 46, then found the same sheep on sale as a 'stag night bonkin' sheep' – and is now devising a way to steal it away from her unaware son.
'I don't know whether to laugh or cry'
Helen, a psychology student, from Alloa, Scotland, said, "He's probably in his room right now stuffing Lego in the hole.
"I just can't believe it. I don't know whether to laugh or cry. How am I going to explain this to his teachers?
"I have no idea if they've seen it was a sex toy and that's why they sent it home – I'm mortified."
The outfit, which Helen bought on Amazon in November, was listed as 'Labreeze kids boys brown shepherd costume inflatable sheep nativity fancy dress outfit'.
It arrived two weeks ago, and after checking the costume fit, Helen packaged it up in a name-tagged bag for Alfie to take into school on 26 November.
But when Helen went to pick Alfie up from school on the 6 December – a week before the nativity – she noticed the sheep in his bag.
Helen added, "I asked him, "why have you brought the sheep home Alfie?'
"It was part of his costume and I thought he might have been naughty and snuck it out of school.
"But he said the teacher had given him it to bring home, so I let it go."
When they got home, Helen suggested she blow the sheep up for her young Alfie to play with – then the penny dropped.
An awkward conversation
"It took forever to blow up – I was stood there blowing and blowing until the air reached its legs," said Helen, who lives with husband Chris, 46.
"I hurriedly popped the stopper back in so it wouldn't deflate and suddenly spotted the huge hole in the bum. I couldn't believe what I was seeing."
Helen made an audible gasp, making Alfie question what was wrong.
She added, "I told him, 'You can't have this sheep Alfie' but he kept asking why so I had to make up a reason.
"I told him it didn't look like a proper sheep because it had a moustache, red lipstick and a bow on its head, but he still wanted to play with it. I couldn't think of any more reasons why not."
Alfie soon discovered the hole and asked what it was for, so Helen told him it was 'for the sheep's toilet paper'.
Without knowing how to get the sex-sheep back from her son, Helen has now devised a plan to get the sheep back without any awkward expanation by telling Alfie the 'Elf of the Shelf' took it.


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February 26, 2013
Farmers are warning that the Lake Eyre basin could be the next Murray-Darling fiasco if plans to open its network of creeks and rivers to irrigators go ahead. At a historic meeting of scientists, graziers, traditional owners, environmentalists and politicians in Longreach this week, even Liberal National Party members and supporters were lining up against their own party on the issue. Lake Eyre basin's 1.2 million square kilometres (almost one sixth of Australia), is fed by the Channel Country, a mass of intertwined waterways spread like veins across the desert. Cooper Creek and the Georgina and Diamantina rivers ultimately drain into Lake Eyre following a "boom and bust" pattern of occasional and unpredictable flooding – and supporting a huge variety of bird and wildlife, farming, Aboriginal communities and tourism. The Queensland government has plans to give small-scale irrigators access to that water and to wind back protection. This has put the Coalition on a collision course with those who live and work there and the scientists who have spent decades studying one of the world's last unregulated wild river systems. "It will be an absolute trashing of one of the most iconic natural water systems of the world," said Liberal National Vaughan Johnson, the region's MP since 1989. "It's not cut out for irrigation." His government, led by Premier Campbell Newman, was aware of his views. "I don't know whether they'll be happy or not … (but) this is about standing up for what you believe in, and that's what I will do," he said. Angus Emmott, a third-generation grazier with 50,000 hectares on the Cooper Creek system, said: "These are the last major desert rivers on earth that aren't seriously compromised. These rivers are so healthy, and they support healthy societies and healthy industries. If we start developing them, we're going to go the way of the Murray-Darling." He scoffed at suggestions of water extraction remaining small-scale. "There's no such thing as small-scale irrigation. What starts out small, grows." Richard Kingsford, a Lake Eyre basin expert at the University of NSW, believes that ultimately Lake Eyre could stop flooding except in the most extreme circumstances. A spokeswoman for the Queensland Minister for Natural Resources and Mines, Andrew Cripps, warned graziers and scientists not to pre-empt the government's plans. Mr Cripps said: "The (review panel) is due to report back to me by the end of March and the Newman government will then make an informed decision on a balanced approach to river management that will preserve the environmental values of this unique part of Queensland as well as grow the economy in western Queensland."
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text: Feng-huang0296 Posted June 4, 2018 Well, the first poster for The Lego Movie 2 has officially been unveiled. Now, it could be just me, but those proportions don't look look like that of a minifigure. They seem far more reminiscent of a mini-doll. I'm also noticing that several of the main characters are getting appearance changes - Wyldstyle has new goggles molded into her hair, as well as what looks like a scarf and bow combination, while Batman has shoulder pads that look like they're made out of car wheels, and . . I have no idea what's going on with Unikitty. Also, Metalbeard look so like he's completely differently built; more streamlined and less bulky, so that'll be cool to see. I hear we're getting our first trailer tomorrow. Hopefully we'll find out whether mini-dolls are indeed the antagonists then. Just now, Rufus said: I have renamed this thread LEGO Movie 2 ... Set Speculation for until we get anything concrete. Wish away! Ideas of which features may be made into sets and which figures you'd like to see are welcome. I've embedded the movie trailer into the first post. Please use the thread in Media and Gaming for discussion of the movie itself. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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More headaches for U.C. Davis.
Having had its reputation blackened by last fall's pepper spraying of students by campus police--and the video of the incident that went viral--the best thing for the campus would be to air the findings of a special task force that has just finished its investigation.
Chancellor Linda Katehi, who was at the center of the storm, knows that well.
Katehi, who survived calls for her resignation, wants the results to be made public quickly.
Instead, the union that represents campus police were successful Tuesday in getting a judge in Oakland to keep the results under wraps.
"I am tremendously disappointed by the delay," Katehi said in a statement.
The university's plans to release the report were blocked after the police union argued that it violates the rights of campus officers who were interviewed.
Three officers, including campus police chief Annette Spicuzza, were suspended following the pepper spray incident November 18th.
The union wants a judge to remove information about those officers' disciplinary records as well as the names of other officers who were interviewed. That judge has now scheduled a new hearing for March 16.
That means more news stories, using that infamous video of unresisting students being sprayed while police were trying to clear them from occupying the campus quad.
The investigation was headed by former state Supreme Court Justice Cruz Reynoso, designed according to Katehi to ensure "the campus is a safe, tolerant and inclusive community."
Instead, it remains a secret, a further source of irritation for university officials who would like to see this cloud disappear.
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Nick Swisher homered from both sides of the plate for the 13th time, Asdrubal Cabrera hit a three-run homer and the Cleveland Indians beat the Chicago White Sox 7-1 Sunday to pull within a half-game of Tampa Bay and Texas in the AL wild-card race.
Nick Swisher's power surge has been a boost for Cleveland as the Indians try for their first postseason berth since 2007.
Swisher homered from both sides of the plate for the 13th time during the Indians' 7-1 win against the Chicago White Sox on Sunday night. Swisher tied the major league record set by former New York Yankees teammate Mark Teixeira, and the Indians pulled within a half-game of Tampa Bay and Texas in the AL wild-card race.
"The way things are kind of going down the stretch, you've got to step your game up in situations like this," Swisher said. "Seasons like this don't come around very often. We have a chance to make it into the playoffs and that's what we're doing."
Slowed by injuries earlier this season, Swisher has five home runs in 13 games during September.
Batting right-handed against starter Chris Sale, Swisher homered off the left-hander leading off a four-run sixth. Asdrubal Cabrera's three-run homer made it 6-0.
Switching around to the left-hand side against right-hander Ramon Troncoso in the ninth, Swisher hit his 20th home run of the season. Swisher has 20 career multihomer games.
"It's pretty cool having a major league record for something," Swisher said. "I don't care what it's for. Just to have that especially to share that with my boy Mark Teixeira who I love dearly, it's just crazy. It just happens to be a lucky day."
In a game that started after a rain delay of 4 hours, 23 minutes, the Indians achieved a franchise first by sweeping a four-game series from the White Sox for the third time in a season. Next up is a three-game series at Kansas City, which is three games back of Cleveland.
Zach McAllister (8-9) allowed one run and six hits in 6 2/3 innings with five strikeouts and a walk.
Last-place Chicago has lost six in a row, and at 58-91 is 33 games under .500 for the first time since finishing 1976 with a 64-97 record, according to STATS.
Sale (11-13) gave up six runs and nine hits — including three homers — in 5 2/3 innings and dropped to 6-11 following a 5-2 start. He has an 8.61 ERA in 23 innings against the Indians this season.
"I thought Zach's stuff today was probably as good as we've seen," Indians manager Terry Francona said. "He had velocity with his fastball and some power to it and he commanded it in and out very well."
Matt Carson put Cleveland ahead in the second with an RBI single, starting only the second three-hit game of his major league career. His solo homer in the fifth was his first home run since Sept. 26, 2010, for Oakland. Carson said he watched NFL games during the lengthy delay, which helped calm his nerves ahead of his first start of the season.
"It's definitely been awhile, but to do it in a game like this it was a really good feeling," Carson said of his home run.
Josh Phegley singled in a run for the White Sox in the seventh.
"It was a combination of who you're using and how they were swinging, so right now we're kind of in that rut we're not scoring," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said.
NOTES: The White Sox have not been 34 games under .500 since finishing 1970 at 56-106, according to STATS. ... The 12 consecutive losses against Cleveland ties the White Sox record for most against one opponent, set against the Boston Red Sox from Aug. 5, 1921, to May 15, 1922. ... Chicago CF Avisail Garcia was scratched from the starting lineup to be with his pregnant wife. Leury Garcia replaced him. ... The White Sox offered fans with tickets to Sunday's game a free ticket to an April 2014 home game excluding opening day and the series against Boston (April 15-17). ... Indians manager Terry Francona hasn't been able to determine why reliever Vinnie Pestano has struggled this season. Pestano has a career-high 4.19 ERA, allowing 35 hits in 34 1/3 innings. "I don't know if you can pinpoint one, we've tried so hard to figure it out, how do we make it better, that's the goal," Francona said. "I think it's the lack of finish on his fastball, think he's tried to find that. It's probably cost him some location. It's been tough, I know he's frustrated."


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Many people and organizations had a hand in forming Cape Coral.
In December 1961, Robert H. Finkernagel Jr., came to the Cape. He was the managing director for Gulf American Land Corp. He was the manager of the Gainesville Chamber of Commerce at the time, his daughter, Ann Duffala said. He left in 1971.
She, her mother and two younger siblings followed in June 1962 after their home was built.
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Joe Raso, Grace Raso, Shirley and Jim Pampinella outside the American Italian Club in Cape Coral.
"Given my father's total immersion into the development of Cape Coral, my siblings and I enjoyed access to most of the 'behind-the-scenes' goings-on," she remembers.
For example, during the filming of the Route 66 series here, she remembers coming home and finding Glenn Corbett having cocktails on the patio. She made $25 in the 1965 film "The Fat Spy" starring Jack E. Leonard, Phyllis Diller, Jayne Mansfield and Brian Donleavy, which opened and closed after three days.
But her favorite memory? "Having my wedding bouquet made up of roses from the Cape Coral Rose Gardens, freshly picked that morning."
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Established in 1967, the New Resident Club of Cape Coral has been described by many as "a true godsend." Helen Peck, an early Cape Coral resident, approached the local Chamber of Commerce to create a greeting service for all new residents moving to the Cape. Once a month, she invited new arrivals to a coffee hour held at the Cape Coral Yacht Club. Here, they were introduced to the local merchants and other new residents of Cape Coral.
As more and more people moved to the Cape, the original idea soon became too big for one person to handle. The club structure was formalized, and on Oct. 3, 1967, the first officers of the NRC were sworn in. Originally a women's organization the club has evolved into its current structure.
The NRC strives to make everyone welcome in their new surroundings by helping them make the transition into their new community. Its primary purpose is to provide a gateway for new residents to meet new friends, to encourage members to participate in club and community activities and to provide an awareness of community services and businesses in Cape Coral.
The club holds a monthly meeting at 9 a.m. on the first Tuesday of each month at the Cape Coral Yacht Club. Meetings begin with light refreshments and the agenda includes guest speakers from the community. The two-year membership is $35 per person and is open to anyone living in the Cape for three years or less. A variety of monthly activities include a new member coffee, a dinner dance, a game night and "Cocktails on the Cape."
After 40 years, the New Resident Club is still the best way to meet new friends and learn about our great city. For more information log on to www.newresidentclub.org
According to David Dodrill's 1993 book, "Selling the Dream," Duffala said, "Daddy's chief function involved 'cutting the umbilical cord between the developer, Gulf American, and the residents' or helping the city grow primarily from a company town, to an independent community.
"As a result of his efforts, daddy was named in 2005 by the News-Press as one of Cape Coral's most influential people, an honor bestowed on only three other people," she said. "I like to think that one of his most consistent titles was that of 'a founding director of ...' with too many organizations to elaborate upon that could fill in the blank."
Duffala remembers some notable organizations which helped form the town, as well as her father's "founding" of some, including founding director of the original Cape Coral Bank (as well as several other community banks that followed), a founding director of the Cape Coral Hospital and owner and publisher of the Cape Coral Daily Breeze.
"He and my mother lived in Cape Coral in the same house until their deaths in l999 and 2006, respectively," she said.
On Ann's first day of school in homeroom, she met Dennis Duffala.
"On my first day of school in homeroom, I met a very attractive young man also from Cape Coral, who drove his own car to school. Dennis' family was the third family in Cape Coral, and he'd attended junior high school in Fort Myers. I was somewhat shocked upon meeting him, as his name had already been given to me by my father during the year prior to my move as someone who 'drove too fast,' and I shouldn't think about dating him."
But they did and in August 1968 after he returned home a Marine Purple Heart recipient of the Vietnam War, they married. They left the area to attend college, but moved back to the Cape because Ann was pregnant and both sets of their parents and two sets of grandparents still lived in the Cape.
"We saw the Cape as a wonderful place to raise a family (ultimately two children) with such family support. I was a stay-at-home mother for five years."
But she began a long practice as a license school psychologist and mental health counselor. During her career, she belonged to many psychological and mental-health organizations, holding numerous offices at both the regional and state levels. She served on several 20th Judicial Circuit Courts committees.
"At the community level, I was a founding member of the Pilot Club of Cape Coral, an international civic-social organization for professionals and executives." The Pilot Club is just one of many civic organizations that have helped the Cape grow.
Meantime Dennis Duffala has his own take on which organizations helped not only the Cape grow, but many young men also.
Duffala served more than 27 years with the Lee County Sheriff's Office in various capacities, but most prominently as a crime prevention officer. He was honored to speak to many of those organizations which helped keep the Cape safer.
His parents also were involved in civic organizations.
"My mother (Dora) was the first president, founding member Cape Coral Womens Club. My grandmother was the founding member of Lilian Keberdle of Art League."
He also recalls some lesser known organizations that helped young people.
"When I was in high school I was in Key Club," he said. He also was with deMolay, a junior Masonic organization.
But even though Ann's mother helped found the Pilot Club, Dennis decided he wanted to join. At the time, it was an all-female organization.
"I jokingly said once I was going to become the first male member of the Pilot Club," he said. And he did.
"Ann held every office in Pilot," he said.
"Every service organization I spoke to wanted me to become a member," but he didn't have the time for all. Some had very specific requirements on the amount of time one had to dedicate to the organization and there weren't enough hours in the day.
But he remembers one organization clearly.
In his mid-teens, several youths wanted to have a club to call their own.
"We decided after much thought: 'A-gents.'" Their slogan was "A-gents are gents." They did a lot of community-type things, helping elderly women cross the street, collect money at Halloween for UNICEF.
They even wore jackets with the group's logo: a cocktail glass.
"It was a very early service club in the Cape," he said. "It wasn't a criminal gang, but a fun gang to belong to."
Gloria Raso Tate remembers some political organizations involved in the city's development: the Cape Coral Civic Association synonymous with Ralph and Alex Lepera, Pro Cape started by Judy Jenkins, Citizens League of Unified Taxpayers and OWLS.
Other civic and philanthropic organizations that were in existence when Cape Coral became a city include: Lions, American-Italian Club that Tate's parents helped found, the German Club, Cape Coral Moose Lodge, Elks, American Legion, Kiwanis, Harney Point VFW and Rotary.


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A Maryland mother whose daughter took her life after being cyberbullied made a plea to state lawmakers Wednesday to strengthen existing laws.
Last year, almost 5,000 Maryland children said they were bullied, and thousands more said it took place using social media.
The McComas family of Howard County is supporting a bill to punish those who harass others over the Internet. Their 15-year-old daughter committed suicide last Easter after months of bullying and harassment by another teen.
Outside the State House, Chris McComas read graphic language she said was lifted from her late daughter's social media account: "I hope you somehow see this and cry yourself to sleep and then kill yourself."
Baltimore County Delegate Jon Cardin, D-District 11, is introducing a bill to keep people from using a computer to intimidate and threaten a minor.
"I don't not want to see bullying become one of those pet causes which is talked about and pontificated and we don't do anything about it for years," he said.
The bill would punish those who break the law by charging them with a misdemeanor. If found guilty, they'd spend a year in prison, face a $500 fine or both.
"Once you see these repeated posts on a social media outlet, you can then go in and figure out and talk to that person. There are ways of dealing with this that don't necessarily criminalize the behavior but create a sensitivity for these people who are doing things which could be harmful to others," Cardin said.
McComas said making the bill a law would be a start, even though it comes too late to protect children like her daughter. She said it was a case where the law didn't go far enough.
"We were told by the powers that be that there was a loophole within the law. Because this all occurred on Twitter, it didn't come directly to her. If was (as) if he had a conversation with 200 people that she was not included in," McComas said.
This bill is coming up for a hearing Wednesday. Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice, who has spoken out against bullying, is sending in a written statement to legislators.