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With integrated curriculum for medical education and research programs; well-funded and nationally recognized work in critical areas of biomedical research; and strong, statewide clinical partnerships for patient care across nine campuses, the IU School of Medicine is uniquely equipped to prepare the next generation of healers and transform health and wellness in Indiana and throughout the world.
Funding for biomedical research tightens nationwide; yet IU School of Medicine continues to attract new funding in critical areas of medicine.
IU School of Medicine offers a robust learning and teaching environment that is preparing the next generation of healers and transforming health in Indiana and across the globe.
IU School of Medicine faculty provide expert primary and specialty care for patients in Indiana.
Integrated Medical Education
IU School of Medicine is the largest medical school in the United States. Comprised of five basic science departments and 20 clinical departments, IU School of Medicine offers exceptional training for students wishing to pursue a medical degree. With the Class of 2020, the school implemented a new medical education curriculum that better reflects the modern U.S. health care environment and delivery models, readying students to practice medicine in a team-based, interdisciplinary setting.
- Statewide medical education centers on six core competencies.
- Access to diverse patient populations reflects true state of care today.
- Updates align innovations in medical science and education.
- Global outreach, clinical education programs foster active learning.
- Collaborative teaching and learning forges interprofessional bonds.
- Academic advising and career counseling support and guide students.
Education Programs
Ready to take the next step in your medical education? Explore IU School of Medicine education programs and find requirements, curriculum and application information.
Advancing Medical Research
IU School of Medicine physicians and scientists were awarded approximately $362 million in research grants and awards in fiscal year 2019 to study the underlying causes of disease, the development of new therapeutics and how to improve the delivery of care. This marks a nearly 40% increase in five years and is a record for the school—demonstrating its growing national reputation as an institution that conducts high-impact, patient-centered research. Funding to IU School of Medicine specifically from the National Institutes of Health—the gold standard in medical research—totaled about $189 million in federal fiscal year 2019.
Faculty Spotlight
Jamie Renbarger, MD
Bruce Lamb, PhD
Collaboration Transforms Patient Care
With nine campuses located throughout the state of Indiana, IU School of Medicine provides students and faculty with access to a large and diverse patient population. Due to the strong collaborative partnerships between the school and statewide teaching hospitals and other clinical facilities, individuals seeking health care services from IU School of Medicine faculty receive the highest quality care that reflects advances in medical research.
Each IU School of Medicine campus offers a high-quality medical education with an integrated curriculum, access to leading medical research and clinical resources, and a rich campus life.
Bloomington Campus Highlights
The Medical Sciences Program in Bloomington is unique among the IU School of Medicine campuses in that it educates medical students seeking an MD as well as graduate and undergraduate students. Bloomington offers a Big 10 learning environment on an iconic campus.
Evansville Campus Highlights
With six major hospitals housing about 2000 beds, medical students in Evansville have access to physician educators in a range of medical specialties. An expanded residency program here will provide more than 100 new graduate medical education positions over the next few years.
Fort Wayne Campus Highlights
Among the most appealing aspects of the Fort Wayne campus is free student parking. That's right; medical students park in any lot or garage here—for free, anytime. This campus also hosts the Student Research Fellowship Program, which offers med students nine weeks of summer research experience.
Indianapolis Campus Highlights
Students and faculty in Indianapolis benefit from close proximity to some of Indiana's largest teaching hospitals and the Richard L. Roudebush Veterans Administration Medical Center. This campus offers medical education in the heart of one of the most progressive and economically healthy cities in the United States.
Muncie Campus Highlights
Muncie is the School's only campus that's located on hospital property, giving medical students a front-row four-year medical education with all the amenities that come with being located near the campus of Ball State University, a bustling college environment.
Northwest – Gary Campus Highlights
Located in a highly populated urban region just 25 miles from downtown Chicago, the Gary campus offers medical students unparalleled access to clinical care at 11 major teaching hospitals housing 2800 beds. An expanded residency program in Gary will accommodate more than 100 new graduate medical education positions.
South Bend Campus Highlights
IU School of Medicine-South Bend is located on the campus of Notre Dame, offering a rich campus life in a traditionally collegiate community. Students here gain clinical care experience at the Navari Student Outreach Clinic, and external funding for faculty research exceeds $2 million per year.
Terre Haute Campus Highlights
Known for its rural medical education program, IU School of Medicine-Terre Haute meets the increased need for physicians to serve rural communities throughout the state of Indiana and beyond. This unique four-year medical school program emphasizes primary care and other specialties of need in rural communities.
West Lafayette Campus Highlights
Located on the campus of Purdue University, the West Lafayette campus offers a Big Ten campus atmosphere and opportunities to supplement the MD curriculum with research experience in the collaborative labs and research centers here. This campus offers opportunities for interprofessional education with areas such as pharmacy, nursing and psychology.
A Supportive Professional Environment for Learning and Working
Attracting and fostering the professional growth of the best physician and scientist educators is a core strength of IU School of Medicine. The school's working and learning environment enables all to reach their full potential, giving the world's most celebrated experts in critical areas of medicine a distinctive career with high-impact research and teaching opportunities.
Blogs: Inside Medical School
Experience what it's like to be part of the IU School of Medicine team. Want to know how medical students spend their days or what's inspiring the focus of IU School of Medicine research faculty? Find out in these blogs by the people currently working and learning at IU School of Medicine.


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By Aleks Oniszczak
Love doesn't have to take a back seat in tough economic times. To the contrary, a little bit of creativity will put you back in the driver's seat and you'll have fun doing something different from the usual dinner and a movie!
Let's start with dinner – what is it exactly that makes going out for dinner fun? There's the novelty of going to a new restaurant or the familiarity and comfort of going to a favorite spot. There's the anticipation of going out, getting ready, getting out of the house, experiencing the buzz and energy of people and conversations around you and, of course, walking back to the car and going home feeling like you've done something more with your time than sitting on the couch watching TV.
But most importantly, there's the conversation with your special someone – getting to know them, sharing an experience and having fun. But this experience comes at a price! Sure it's fun to eat sushi or check out that fancy new burger place, but it'll cost you. If you're on a budget, you'll find yourself not going out very often if after paying for dinner, drinks, tax, tip, dessert etc. it eats your entire entertainment budget for the month, or even worse, puts you into debt! That my friend is no recipe for romance.
So what's the answer? It's simple – Coffee! Or Tea. Either will do. But, can it really take the place of dinner? Well, think about it – if you take the time to find a funky café with cozy seats and you're with your honey, what's not to like? You still have the planning as you do with a restaurant, you're still going out – to a new part of town you haven't explored before perhaps. You're at a table together with lots of other people and couples around you, just like a restaurant. You can people watch, eavesdrop and gossip about the people and conversations around you just the same as you would if you were at one of those places where it ends with a large check on the table waiting for you to pay. You can talk, joke and stare into each other's eyes just the same.
The only difference is that a couple of coffees are going to cost you around $5 even at "expensive" fancy cafes while even moderately priced restaurants are going to want you to part with more than that for the tip alone! Just don't get tricked into getting a latte – you're on a budget and the goal is to be able to go out with your honey as much as possible, not pay for the café owner's trip to Europe. Coffee is the best deal, so stick with it. When times get better, go out for lobster – twice a day even. But until then, don't be a shut-in, take your sweetie out and have fun!
Hope you found this post useful! Next time I post here, I'll discuss how to derive all the fun of going out on a date to a first run 3D Imax movie – again, without breaking the bank. 🙂
About the author: Aleks Oniszczak has followed his own dating advice and has ended up happily married, living in San Francisco working as a QA Engineer at Zoosk. Being Canadian, he enjoys Poutine, skating and universal healthcare.
Photo via Flickr. Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike.

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Created to support a course that ran in 2014, this interactive tutorial introduces the countries with the largest nominal GDP in the early 21st century, and gets the user to predict their ranking in 2029 on the basis of figures for the years 2012-2014. The instructions recommend 60 minutes as the duration of a session.
Interactive Tutorials in Principles of Macroeconomics
A set of configurable, graphically appealing, online interactive games that work across laptops, iOS (Apple) and Android devices. Instructors can customise the games, or use default settings, and students join by entering a class code. The instructor gets a graphical analysis of outcomes immediately at the end of the session, for use in class discussion. The site has course guides that suggest how to sequence the games in different Economics courses, and each game has references to relevant papers. The site's apps can also be used to administer individual survey or assessment questions online.
An interactive Flash game with supporting learning materials. Over twelve "quarters", the player chooses the US Federal interest rate and sees dynamic plots of inflation and unemployment. The supporting materials include a glossary and text about US monetary policy.
A set of interactive games and simulations that are played in the browser. The tutor chooses a game and a number of players, then is given unique logins to distribute to learners. 14 games are played against the computer. In the other 47 games, learners play against each other.
This is a set of hyperlinked mindmaps, including textual notes, images and hyperlinks, starting with Economic Environment of business. Reading the files requires the free MindManager viewer software, which is available for a variety of platforms. Previews of a couple of mind maps are available as PDFs, with reduced functionality.
WinEcon is an interactive learning software package for economics, business economics, maths for economics and the range of Sloman textbooks designed to support economics courses. The software provides many hours of tutorial material and includes: all the relevant theory, interactive exercises, self-assessment questions, economics databases and an economic glossary. Teachers of economics can integrate WinEcon into their Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) by creating links from any Web page, Word, Powerpoint or Excel document to specific WinEcon topics. Students working on their own machines can also make full use of these features to link to specific WinEcon screens from their lecturer's Web pages by installing the single user software.
Thinkwell is a commercial learning tutorial service that supports economics, microeconomics and macroeconomics courses. It consists of video lectures that give simultaneous views of the lecturer and his slides and animations. Online interactive exercises with feedback, review notes, course management tools and a dedicated website for users. Lecturers can customise the course and view the results of interactive tests taken by their students. The materials are available online via subscription and require Flash / QuickTime / Java to load.
Classic economic models is a set of economic models that run through a web browser, some of which are available as free trials. The models are divided into micro and macro models, covering topics such as perfect competition, Keynsian models, price discrimination and utility-based valuation of risk. The models take the form of model link files which can be read by the EconModel plug-in. Access to the non-free models requires an annual subscription, currently 20 USD for a year. Most of the models have exercise sheets in PDF suitable for printing.
This EconWeb: Introduction to macroeconomics samples is part of the EconWeb service that requires a paid subscription, but via this link you can find three sample modules that are freely available. the modules are "Supply and Demand", "The Output Multiplier" and "Monetarism". Each module includes lecture notes and a quiz based on US data, with some modules including PowerPoint slides.


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It being Wednesday, we will now have the singing of the national anthem led by the hon. member for Timmins—James Bay.
[Members sang the national anthem]
House of Commons Hansard #65 of the 39th Parliament, 2nd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was policy.
2:05 p.m.
The Speaker Liberal Peter Milliken
It being Wednesday, we will now have the singing of the national anthem led by the hon. member for Timmins—James Bay.
[Members sang the national anthem]
Chamber of Commerce AwardsStatements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Blaine Calkins Conservative Wetaskiwin, AB
Mr. Speaker, on Friday night I had the honour of attending the Chamber of Commerce awards banquet recognizing the outstanding business leaders from the great community of Rocky Mountain House.
It is often said that small business is the backbone of the Canadian economy. The heart and soul of small businesses are the owners and employees, whose dedication and commitment provide jobs and services in communities from coast to coast to coast.
Our government knows the demands of running a business in the 21st century. That is why we are creating a competitive economic environment that supports innovation, rewards success and reduces unnecessary regulations and red tape.
Budget 2008 responded to requests from groups such as the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, whose members wanted to see an end to the big surpluses in the employment insurance fund and the use of these surpluses for unrelated programs.
I know all members will join me in congratulating the Rocky Mountain House Chamber of Commerce award recipients: Lorrie McMeekin; Francis Baich; Wesley Eror; James Brady; Challand Pipeline; and Civic Tire and Battery.
I thank them for the valuable contribution they make to life in and around Rocky Mountain House.
Kidney Health MonthStatements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Gurbax Malhi Liberal Bramalea—Gore—Malton, ON
Mr. Speaker, this is Kidney Health Month in Canada, and tomorrow, March 13, is World Kidney Day.
While ongoing research and new treatments have greatly improved the lives of those affected by kidney disease, there is still much work to be done.
Two million Canadians have or may develop kidney disease. Each day, 14 Canadians learn that their kidneys have failed. Seventy per cent of Canadians waiting for an organ transplant are in need of a kidney.
The Kidney Foundation of Canada funds almost one-third of kidney research projects in Canada. I wish to commend the Kidney Foundation for its role in supporting this important research and speaking up for Canadians living with kidney disease.
Michel GouinStatements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Pauline Picard Bloc Drummond, QC
Mr. Speaker, ultramarathoner Michel Gouin, of Drummondville, literally crushed a world record, running more than 1,000 km in 11 days on a treadmill. He shattered the previous record, set in February 2007 by a German, Peter Bartel, who ran the same distance in 14 days and 11 hours. Michel Gouin's performance shaved nearly 66 hours off the record.
Around 30 volunteers worked with him around the clock over the course of his run. In order for the record to be authenticated, Michel Gouin, 47, was always in the presence of two witnesses.
Michel's next challenge will be to take part in a 10-day race through the streets of New York City, an international competition that will be held from April 23 to May 3 featuring the 70 best long-distance runners in the world.
On behalf of the people of Drummondville, I would like to congratulate Michel Gouin. We hope to see this record soon in the Guinness Book of World Records.
ImmigrationStatements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Olivia Chow NDP Trinity—Spadina, ON
Mr. Speaker, every day more stories emerge about the Conservative government's heartless immigration practices.
First, a hard-working father and husband is being deported even though his Canadian wife is sponsoring him.
A gay man was deported last week to Malaysia, where he is likely to face torture and discrimination.
A disabled Canadian boy's family faces deportation to Uruguay, where he will not get the care and education he desperately needs.
Today we learn that an Israeli woman who suffered physical and mental abuse is being deported. As a result, her children will be cruelly separated from their mother and may be at risk.
Instead of focusing her energy to remove the almost 2,000 known criminals under deportation, the minister only seems to go after the most vulnerable.
This heartless Conservative government cannot be trusted. Why is the minister not intervening in clearly humanitarian cases and making Canada's immigration system fair for everyday families?
Canadian Museum for Human RightsStatements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Joy Smith Conservative Kildonan—St. Paul, MB
Mr. Speaker, one week ago today, the Senate passed Bill C-42, An Act to amend the Museums Act. Later this week, Bill C-42 will receive royal assent.
This bill will establish the Canadian Museum for Human Rights as a national museum in my home province of Manitoba, the first new national museum since 1967.
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights will help Canadians, especially our youth, understand the sacrifices the people of our nation made to build this country.
I want to thank the Prime Minister of Canada for his vision for my province of Manitoba. This is the first time a national museum has been located outside the national capital region.
I also want to thank Minister of Canadian Heritage for introducing legislation to create the Canadian Museum for Human Rights.
Finally, I want to congratulate all those who worked so hard to bring this museum to fruition, especially Gail Asper and the Asper Foundation. What a momentous day for all Canadians.
Fay BlandStatements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Francis Scarpaleggia Liberal Lac-Saint-Louis, QC
Mr. Speaker, the West Island of Montreal recently lost one of its most caring and dedicated advocates for the mentally disabled.
Fay Bland was the visionary founder of AVATIL, a non-profit organization that promotes independent living for the mentally disabled, and was the recipient of many awards, including the Governor General's Caring Canadian Award for her decades of volunteer work.
Throughout her life, Fay was an inspiration to all who knew her. She had a rare gift for motivating people to get things done. Fay saw things that needed to change and then worked to change them.
In the 1950s, Fay realized that the West Island's services for children with intellectual disabilities were woefully inadequate. So with an audacity of spirit that one can only say was typical of Fay, she set out to ensure our community offered more and better services for these children.
Fay's legacy will live on in the institutions she helped create and foster and in the lives that are now better because of her kindness.
Post-Secondary EducationStatements By Members
2:10 p.m.
David Sweet Conservative Ancaster—Dundas—Flamborough—Westdale, ON
Mr. Speaker, in November 2006 the government presented "Advantage Canada", our national economic plan.
One of the objectives set out in "Advantage Canada" is for Canada to have the best educated, most skilled and most flexible labour force in the world.
This is good news for the riding I represent and for all of Hamilton, which includes four post-secondary educational institutions: McMaster University, McMaster Divinity College, Mohawk College and Redeemer University College.
Since being in government, we have increased transfer support to the provinces for post-secondary education by $800 million per year, starting this year, with a guaranteed increase of 3% per year until 2014.
Our contribution to post-secondary education through the Canada social transfer program totals $3.2 billion in this fiscal year alone. As well, we are committing $123 million over four years, starting next year, to streamline and modernize the Canada student loans program.
As McMaster University President Peter George said: "...the strong signals in the federal budget about the government's commitment to supporting universities and the important role they play in Canada's economic prosperity were welcome indeed".
Quebec DeclarationStatements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Vivian Barbot Bloc Papineau, QC
Mr. Speaker, together with numerous representatives of Quebec's civil society and international partners, the members of the Bloc Québécois have expressed support for the Quebec association of international cooperation organizations' manifesto, Déclaration du Québec: Responsables aussi du monde.
This declaration expresses our shared vision for international development and solidarity. Among other things, we want to build a world based on the law and individual and group rights, a world where men and women are truly equal, a world that condemns war and military action as pathways to conflict resolution, a world where access to basic education for all people, male or female, is a priority.
The Bloc Québécois invites all parliamentarians to sign the Déclaration du Québec: Responsables aussi du monde.
2010 Paralympic Winter GamesStatements By Members
2:10 p.m.
James Moore Conservative Port Moody—Westwood—Port Coquitlam, BC
Mr. Speaker, today marks the two-year countdown to the Vancouver 2010 Paralympic Winter Games.
From March 12 to 21, 2010, the world's best athletes with a disability will come to Canada to compete. In 64 medal competitions, they will inspire us with their determination, their drive to excel and their physical ability.
The Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games will be Canada's games: one festival, two events and 60 days of celebration. They will be an inspiring and inclusive celebration and a proud moment for Canada as we show the world our very best.
The Vancouver 2010 Winter Games will be "Canada's games"—one festival, two events and 60 days of celebration. The games will unite and inspire many, and will be a very proud moment for Canada, as we show off our best to the entire world.
DarfurStatements By Members
March 12th, 2008 / 2:10 p.m.
Maurizio Bevilacqua Liberal Vaughan, ON
Mr. Speaker, Mahatma Gandhi once said, "You must be the change you want to see in the world".
Today I would like to recognize the students and teachers of Maple High School for their campaign and support for the people of Darfur.
I would like to thank the STAND group and, in particular, a determined student leader, Nagina Shahsamand, and an exceptional educator, Michelle Hadida, for their commitment to this just cause that requires immediate international attention.
The men, women and children of Darfur live the painful and harsh reality of brutal murders, destruction of villages, the spread of deadly diseases and the displacement of millions of individuals.
The Maple High School community is giving a voice to the voiceless. Its perseverance and dedication to the Darfur awareness campaign has drawn the support of hundreds of students who want the Canadian government to act in concert with international partners to put an end to this human tragedy. As they stated, "Every minute wasted is another life lost".
Bloc QuébécoisStatements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Jacques Gourde Conservative Lotbinière—Chutes-de-la-Chaudière, QC
Mr. Speaker, I am always surprised to hear Bloc members quote a Quebec government minister or the leader of the official opposition in Quebec City. After all, their former Bloc colleague from Lévis said:
Personally, I am not interested in speaking on behalf of Mario Dumont or Jean Charest here in the federal Parliament.
The Bloc Québécois is once again trying to convince people that our government's leadership in the climate change file is disadvantageous for Quebec. Yet, on February 8, 2007, the Bloc leader said:
For a number of years, Quebec has asked the federal government for $328 million, to enable Quebec to implement the Kyoto protocol within its borders.
I am very pleased to see that, even according to the separatists, we, Conservative members from Quebec, responded with $350 million for Quebec to reduce its emissions within its borders.
The Bloc Québécois will be taken to task for its powerlessness and inconsistency, since Quebec is growing stronger under the Conservatives.
Women's EqualityStatements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Wayne Marston NDP Hamilton East—Stoney Creek, ON
Mr. Speaker, last week, Canada celebrated the 97th annual International Women's Day. Around the world, we have witnessed a significant change in society's thoughts about women's equality but there is so much yet to do.
Two years ago in Iran, Iranian women came together to organize the One Million Signatures Campaign, also known as the Change for Equality Campaign, in order to fight to change the laws in Iran that are hugely discriminatory toward women.
Parvin Ardalan, a founding member of this campaign, was to be acknowledged internationally with the 2007 Olof Palme award in Stockholm for her courageous work. On March 2, Ms. Ardalan was aboard an Air France flight about to leave Tehran to go to Stockholm to receive her award when she was arrested and removed from the flight.
Ms. Ardalan is facing possible imprisonment for her part in organizing the Change for Equality Campaign.
The Olof Palme Memorial Fund chose Parvin Ardalan because she has succeeded "in making the demand for equal rights for men and women a central part of the struggle for democracy in Iran".
I stand in the House today to congratulate and offer my--
Women's EqualityStatements By Members
2:15 p.m.
The Speaker Liberal Peter Milliken
The hon. member for Don Valley East.
Federal-Provincial RelationsStatements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Yasmin Ratansi Liberal Don Valley East, ON
Mr. Speaker, my constituents are wondering what the Conservative government has against the people of Ontario.
The Prime Minister first thumbs his nose at the province by denying Ontario the legal number of seats in the House of Commons, which it is entitled to under the Constitution of Canada. When the premier pointed out that it was unfair to deny Ontario its democratic rights, the Conservatives called him "the small man of Confederation".
Now the Conservative finance minister is continuing the relentless attacks on Ontario. Is this what the Prime Minister defines as a new era of harmony with the premiers?
By calling Ontario the "last place" to do business in Canada, the finance minister is being totally irresponsible and scaring off foreign investment and sacrificing jobs in Ontario.
If this is how the Conservatives do business with the provinces, our country is in serious trouble.
International Day of La FrancophonieStatements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Carole Freeman Bloc Châteauguay—Saint-Constant, QC
Mr. Speaker, March 20 is the International Day of La Francophonie, when francophones will celebrate the language spoken by more than 264 million people around the globe.
French is one of the 10 most commonly spoken languages in the world. It has a rich history and a wide-reaching cultural heritage. With English, it is the only language taught in every country on the planet. And the number of people who are using and learning French is growing steadily.
However, the government's attitude toward the French fact is deplorable. It is sad to hear the pleas of federal prosecutors who, to save $2.8 million a year, want to abolish the court challenges program, which has provided valuable assistance for minority francophone communities.
In the face of the Conservatives' indifference, let us take time to affirm our pride in our francophone heritage and celebrate a living language that sets us apart from the rest of North America and reflects the culture in Quebec today.
Linguistic DualityStatements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Pablo Rodriguez Liberal Honoré-Mercier, QC
Mr. Speaker, in 1969, the Parliament of Canada enacted the Official Languages Act. This legislation has had significant and positive impact on minority language communities.
Since then, we have also expected our government to affirm, on a regular basis, the benefits and the importance of linguistic duality. Therefore, as we celebrate the Semaine de la Francophonie this week, it is appropriate to reaffirm in this House, with a loud and clear voice, the importance of linguistic duality for our country.
We are talking about much more than just a simple asset or a series of programs to be funded every five years. We are talking about a defining characteristic of our identity. In fact, linguistic duality is an integral part of this country's social fabric. For that reason it must be treated with respect and given priority, and we must provide the requisite financial support.
Therefore, I ask my colleagues to join with me to ensure that linguistic duality remains a core priority and part of the legacy we will pass on to our children.
Leader of the Liberal PartyStatements By Members
2:20 p.m.
Joe Preston Conservative Elgin—Middlesex—London, ON
Mr. Speaker, as my dad used to say, it is time for the Liberal leader to fish or cut bait. Actually, he used a different saying but with the same meaning.
In 2006, the Liberal leader was quoted as saying that he was counting the days to the next election. I would like to remind him that it has now been over 450 days since he immediately called for an election. Perhaps he has a different meaning for "immediately" than I do.
We have a Liberal leader who charges toward an election with an army of 80 rejecting his leadership and supporting the responsible leadership of a balanced Conservative budget.
Again this weekend we heard the Liberal leader in Hamilton telling Canadians to be ready for an election call at any minute. Who is still listening?
On Monday, in this very chamber, the Liberal leader again backed down or, as his dog, Kyoto, would say, he rolled over on the environment.
The Liberal leader predicted that 2008 would be a whole new ball game, and he is right. This government and this Prime Minister continue to hit home runs.
Canada-U.S. RelationsOral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Saint-Laurent—Cartierville Québec
Stéphane Dion LiberalLeader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, today I have a multiple choice question for the Prime Minister: (a) what did thePrime Minister mean by "financial considerations" when he spoke on the tape; (b) will he ask Michael Wilson and Ian Brodie to step aside; (c) why did he authorize his party's in and out scheme during the last federal election; or (d) why did his environment minister's chief of staff call the OPP?
He can take his pick but none of the above is not an option.
Canada-U.S. RelationsOral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Calgary Southwest Alberta
Stephen Harper ConservativePrime Minister
Mr. Speaker, I have previously noted as one example the unacceptable leak on the Obama campaign. An investigation is being undertaken by the Privy Council Office and the Department of Foreign Affairs and I am sure they will do a thorough look into this.
We will continue to work hard to ensure that we maintain good and productive trade relations between Canada and the United States.
EthicsOral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Saint-Laurent—Cartierville Québec
Stéphane Dion LiberalLeader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister failed the test.
We will give him another chance. On the tape, the Prime Minister mentioned an offer made to Mr. Cadman by party officials to help resolve Mr. Cadman's financial situation in the event of an election. The questions are: (a) What offer? (b) What officials? (c) What financial situation?
While the Prime Minister is at it, he should tell the truth and answer all three questions once and for all.
EthicsOral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Calgary Southwest Alberta
Stephen Harper ConservativePrime Minister
Mr. Speaker, we have said there was a meeting with Mr. Flanagan, Mr. Finley and Mr. Cadman about the possibility of Mr. Cadman rejoining the Conservative Party, receiving the Conservative nomination and running as a Conservative candidate. Our answers are clear.
EthicsOral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Saint-Laurent—Cartierville Québec
Stéphane Dion LiberalLeader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, again he did not answer and did not even mention the tape. We will give the Prime Minister another chance.
Who is he accusing of lying: (a) Mr. Cadman's widow; (b) Mr. Cadman's daughter; (c) Mr. Cadman's son-in-law; (d) the journalist, Lawrence Martin; (e) all of the above; or (f), and this is a hint, the government and the Prime Minister are misleading the House and Canadians?
EthicsOral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Calgary Southwest Alberta
Stephen Harper ConservativePrime Minister
Mr. Speaker, let me do my own multiple choice. I was wondering at the beginning of this session: (a) whether the official opposition might support us on our budgetary and financial policies; (b) whether it might support us on our crime policies; (c) whether it might support us on our foreign policies; or (d) whether it might support us on our environment policy. The answer is: all of the above.
EthicsOral Questions
2:25 p.m.
Michael Ignatieff Liberal Etobicoke—Lakeshore, ON
Mr. Speaker, after 10 days of this, a pattern of evasion is emerging in the government's answers on the Cadman affair.
Inside the House, Conservative spokesmen deny the allegations but outside the House, they duck and cover. This pattern of evasion is unworthy of a government that walks around claiming that it is clean.
I will try again with a key question in the affair. Was a financial inducement ever offered by one or more representatives of the Conservative Party to Chuck Cadman, yes or no?


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Spring Training VI: Practice Pictures
After a brief detour through the Metrodome, its back to Spring Training. We still have a few more reports to go from the desert. This one has no real *story* per se, its just a bunch of pictures. It does, however, have a theme: practice. We took a bunch of nice pictures of Mariners doing the hard work of preparing for the 2011 season and its time to share them.
Each morning, the entire Mariners major league camp would report to practice field M3 for a big stretching routine:
You can always expect to see the guys playing a lot of catch at Spring Training:
Above, Ichiro is playing catch with…hmm…probably Milton Bradley on practice field M1.
The Mariners coaching staff hits hours of fungo to the Mariners infielders during Spring Training. Here, Justin Smoak gloves a grounder on the first day of full team workouts on M2:
Josh Wilson got into the action right next to Smoak:
Across the diamond, Chone Figgins — back at his native third base — got hand cuffed by this grounder, but made the play:
Between fields M1 and M2, there is a little half field (infield only). Here, Dustin Ackley practices taking grounders at second base on the short field:
The pitchers spend a lot of time re-learning how to field their position during Spring Training. Here, big Michael Pineda practices his pick off move as a bunch of his colleagues watch:
This next picture is hilarious to me. This was the first day of full squad workouts and the coach (cannot remember which one) said, "First grounder of the season!" and then hit this ball to King Felix Hernandez a/k/a Larry Bernandez:
The look on Felix's face is priceless. FYI, despite his surprised look, he did catch the ball.
Cook & Son Hall of Famer Jason Phillips was working the fungo a bunch the week we were in Peoria. Here is an action fungo shot of Jason on M4:
Erik Bedard has been a pleasant surprise this Spring. He is flat out pitching like a stud and finally looking like he might live up to the original hype. Here he is getting in his work in the mega-bullpen between M3 and M4:
Three or four mounds over from Bedard, King Felix was strutting his Cy Young-stuff:
In a little strip of random grass between M2 and M7 (the half field), Ichiro, Dustin Ackley and a couple other guys played a little pepper:
Someone peppered a hot one Ichiro's way and Ichi had to make an acrobatic catch at close range:
What makes this next picture cool was unintentional and hard to decipher. However, if you click on the picture to enlarge it, you will see that I captured two balls in the air — Figgy gunned a ball to Justin Smoak that appears in the upper lefthand corner of the photo and Brendan Ryan his underhanding a second baseball to 2B:
As I said, lots of pitcher fielding practice. Here, Jason Vargas, Luke French and Brandon League handle hot shots back up the box:
And here is another hilarious picture of King Felix fielding his position — he did not catch this one:
But Ichiro caught this one (during outfielder practice on M5):
You can get so close to your favorite players during Spring Training that its almost ridiculous. Here, Tim played in the warning track dirt just behind Ichiro waiting his turn at the plate:
One day, the guys all came out to practice and the outfielders reported to M6. Ichiro was all set to play catch with Milton Bradley when he realized he'd forgot his glove in the clubhouse. Ichiro's interpreter, Anthony Suzuki, bolted off to the clubhouse and came cruising back with Ichiro's glove:
Michael Saunders tracks this ball in the birght Arizona sun during outfielders practice on M6:
More pitcher fielding practice — Erik Bedard doesn't show the best form while snaring this grounder from the short stop position:
One last group of photos, all of Ichiro. I took the picture of Ichiro in the top left (below)…
…Tim took the other three from close range.
So there you go, a look behind the scenes at Spring Training practice. For my money, practice is where the fun is at Spring Training.


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What they serve: No snacks that contain peanuts. In business class, free almonds are given out. Snacks available for purchase from the cart include cashews, almonds and products that contain nuts.
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"There's the medical form, which will be problematic for many passengers, and there doesn't seem to be any [anaphylaxis] training and education for Air Canada staff." Of the medical form, Povolo says: "The fear would be that many may choose not to go their doctor to have it filled out. So you may have people flying with no one else knowing they are allergic. In a reaction, no one will know what to do or what the issue is."
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We had a 'Harvest Festival' here yesterday. It's the namby-pamby version of Halloween backed by some of the churches. Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this the eve of All Saints Day? I have to wonder how much of the opposition to Halloween is based on the presumed 'satanic' influence of kids dressed up as Batman or a pirate, and how much is simply anti-Catholic bias.
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Canberra Capitals coach Carrie Graf will re-sign with the WNBL club after Basketball Australia confirmed she would stand down as national coach of the Australian Opals.
Basketball Australia revealed on Twitter the Opals job will be a full-time role for the first time in over a decade.
Graf will also fill a role as a coach in residence at University of Canberra, a new role established after Basketball Australia's lengthy review.
It is believed Graf's Capitals contract will be for up to three seasons.
Locking in Graf is a great relief for the Capitals, given she has coached them to six of their seven championships.
Choosing not to renominate for the Opals role will give her far more time to help restore Canberra as a WNBL force, given it has missed the finals for a second straight season.
Graf became Opals coach in late 2008, guiding the team to bronze at last year's London Olympics.
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Graf's new role as an adjunct professor of sports studies at the University of Canberra will involve her offering support and mentoring university sports teams, lecturing and working with sports researchers.
University of Canberra Vice-Chancellor Professor Stephen Parker said Graf would make a big contribution to education, research and social life at the university.
"Carrie Graf's unrivalled professional experience will be an asset to the University's teaching and research in sports studies and coaching, but I'm pleased that she'll also play a part in student sport at all levels," Professor Parker said.
"It is another way we can give life on campus at the University of Canberra the edge over other universities."
Graf said in a statement she was honoured to be the university's first coach in residence.
"I know I'm biased in saying this, but I don't think there's a city in Australia as staunchly supportive of their sports as Canberra," Graf said.
"It's heartening to see the university giving back to the community yet again by bringing on its first ever coach in residence, and I'm humbled to have been approached for the role."Follow The Canberra Times Sport on Twitter
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Chinese Toon Tree
Toona sinensis (syn. Cedrella sinensis)
This attractive deciduous tree is also known as Chinese cedar, although it is actually a member of the mahogany family (and one of the cold hardiest). A highly esteemed food plant in China, it is extensively cultivated for its new shoots and leaves. These can be boiled or used in stir fries, egg dishes and for pickling and seasoning. They have a aromatic oniony flavour and smell. The leaves also have many medicinal uses, and can be used as a tea substitute. The wood is perfumed and small twigs and branches can be burnt as incense, whilst the mature wood, which resembles mahogany, is good for furniture making, window frames and guitars as it is durable and easily worked and polished. Although this tree can grow to 20m tall, it can easily be pruned to keep it manageable in a small urban garden. It is tolerant of most soils but prefers a moist but well-drained loam. It needs a sunny spot, and is extremely frost hardy, although new shoots may get damaged in spring frosts. PB8.
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Time to gather our rosebuds
Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?
Thou art more lovely and more temperate.
Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May,
And summer's lease hath all too short a date.
Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines,
And often is his gold complexion dimmed …
–Shakespeare's Sonnet 18
At last we're keeping our long-delayed date with summer.
We've been tantalized now and again. Remember those scorching days in early March when you ransacked your closet for July wear? April brought us one or two more signals from summer; we hit 89 on April 16, then zoomed up to 94 the next day. May waited until its last three days to sizzle into the 90s, though we visited the 80s on 10 days.
But Memorial Day weekend, when we lay out the welcome mat for summer, was a throwback. It felt like April, and pools opened to few swimmers over the age of 14. Wherever we saw exposed skin, we saw goosebumps.
Those cooling waters now look more inviting, with temperatures forecast into the 90s through the weekend.
Then, who knows?
Rough winds have certainly shaken the darling buds of May, 2013.
Strawberries hid beneath their leaves and straw bedding for much of the month. Only nine percent of Maryland's berries have been harvested, in contrast to a five-year average of 43 percent by the end of May.
Of course that means we have weeks of local strawberries still to come, along with asparagus.
Husband Bill Lambrecht and I put in more time making words than we do in the garden, but our small garden is still overwhelming us with lettuce, spinach, herbs and young onions. The garlic is advancing, despite the competition of too much mint.
Verdancy is the word of the season. Beyond the reach of mowers and weeders, Maryland is a green jungle.
Weeds need no cultivation or fertilizer in their rampant drive to enwrap the world. I've seen chickweed three feet high on the edges of roads. By the time I got around to weeding a sunny flowerbed, the henbit was a foot tall. Creeping Charlie was vining like kudzu. Poison ivy, Maryland's state vine, is glorious: fat-leafed, tall, broad and omnipresent.
The vegetable kingdom's natural disposition is chaos. Only cultivation keeps it at bay. Its advance reminds me that we are poised on the edge of a spinning, fragile planet. Climatic chaos rages around us, and we can't take a mower to its rampage.
Here in Chesapeake Country we are lucky, so far.
Gather ye rosebuds while ye may,
Old Time is still a-flying:
And this same flower that smiles to-day
To-morrow will be dying.
The glorious lamp of heaven, the sun,
The higher he 's a-getting,
The sooner will his race be run,
And nearer he's to setting.
Robert Herrick's poetic advice is as good today as when he offered it four centuries ago, by which time Shakespeare's sun had set.
Bay Weekly is following it, promising stories for summer — farm, food and fun — in every issue.
This week, please pay special attention to Dennis Doyle's Sporting Life column on preparing your boat for a safe season on the water. Memorial Day's fuel explosion on the South River makes a brilliant underscore to Doyle's point: Accidents happen on the water. Never think it won't happen to you. It is always wise to be prepared.
On the lighter side, Bay Weekly's Summer Guide, distributed inside last week's paper, is a good way to prepare yourself to take your share of all the good times summer has to offer. You'll need a print copy to plan ahead; events will be posted online only one week at a time. I expect that this week, copies of Summer Guide will be free standing in most Bay Weekly distribution spots. Or stop by our office at 1160 Spa Road, Suite 1a, Annapolis.
Sandra Olivetti Martin
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Always love your letters, Sandra. Having just come from our watercolor class, I now understand how you know poison ivy so well!
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This year's show will feature some of the most talented individuals in the Greater New York Area, as they perform on the historic stage some of the most beloved music of the "Great White Way".
Proceeds from the show will benefit The Josephine Foundation, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide opportunities in the arts and sports for all people to follow their dreams, regardless of their race, color, creed, gender, age or financial status.
The local professional performers hope to foster a long-term relationship with the community groups through future programs and invitations to casting calls for shows and forming an orchestra.
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Well guys, I thought I seen it all but I guess you don't see it all until you see Gangnam Style. -_-, I really don't know what to say, but I was asked over and over again to make a tutorial on "how to draw Psy", step by step in his cartoon form that you see at the end of his Gangnam Style video which is over four minutes long. I don't know if he is really dancing, but his dance style sort of reminds me of Jack Black's character Nacho from Nacho Libre. I'm not gonna sit here and hate on the video because even though it's odd, it's still very entertaining. I can see how it has over one hundred ninety four million views. I must have watched it twice, and I'm about ready to tell other folks to check it out too. Anyways, the performer or rapper is Park Jae-sang and he is from South Korea. Not only is he a rapper, he also sings, writes music, produces records, and dances. After the video went viral he appeared on the Today Show, and he even made a brief appearance on Saturday Night Live on September 15th. It is said that people are drawn to his sense of humor as well as the ability to have a savoy sense of style. I for one have never seen anything like it, so I hope you enjoy drawing Psy because he was definitely fun to watch on Youtube. I shall return with more request fulfillments so stay tuned in.
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Oh no, Cano! Wait, Beltran?!
We may never know if Jay-Z made the Yankee cap more famous than a Yankee could, but we do know he made Robinson Cano richer than he was before he ever put on a Yankee cap.
As we all know by now, Cano and his rap star agent agreed to a 10-year, $240 million pact with the Seattle Mariners this morning, giving the Pacific Northwest a perennial all-star second baseman while leaving Yankee Universe high and dry in disbelief. The Yankees had made futile efforts to re-sign the studly second baseman, making him a final offer of a seven-year deal worth around $175 million. Seattle dug deeper into its pocket and voila. Cano is a Mariner.
Michael Douglas was right. Greed is good.
Being a homegrown Yankee, and arguably the best product of the Yankee farm system over the last decade or so, it's a huge blow to the Yankees on a personal level; on a sentimental level. On a professional level, it's a huge blow, considering Cano is a consistent player, always good for 100 RBIs; he smacks close to 30 homers a year, and the last time he batted under .300 was 2008 (.271).
Losing Cano's defense is also tragic for the Bronx Bombers, as he's a durable piece – he's missed just eight games since 2010. Two Gold Gloves on his ledger also prove the point the Yanks have lost not just a great player, but an outstanding player.
On the Yankees' side, Cano's signing with Seattle is only good from a business perspective. They weren't forced to succumb to his high salary demands, and can use the money to pursue other free agents that can help turn them from an 85-win team into a contender again.
And if you remember back to the 1999 movie For Love of the Game, pitcher Billy Chapel (Kevin Costner) was told he was being traded from the Detroit Tigers to the San Francisco Giants at the end of the season. The team owner Gary Wheeler explained,
"Everything's changed, Billy. The players, the fans, TV rights, arbitrations. It isn't the same. The game stinks."
While baseball is and always will be the best game in the world, today – for the Yankee fans who adore Cano – the quote holds true. The game stinks.
It's a shame. Cano was my favorite current player, and the most impactful player on the team over the past three or four years. Losing him doesn't even seem real.
There have been some solid products of the Yankee farm system these past few years (David Robertson, Brett Gardner) but I don't think they've been as valuable on a daily basis as Cano. I don't believe there's been another thoroughbred that has been as clutch as Cano, and his presence will be missed next year.
Do I think Cano is greedy?
Yes, but so are the rest of the players that take big money. So is the rest of the world, in fact. He was offered a sum and a certain amount of years by the Yankees. He was offered a greater sum and more years by the Mariners and chose to go in the direction of money, rather than a full, career legacy in pinstripes.
It's sad that he didn't want to stay, because in the past we've seen players get offered fat contracts with ridiculous money attached to them – only for them to just plain go where they wanted to go, regardless of money or years.
For example, Cliff Lee.
In the 2010 offseason, both the Yankees and Texas Rangers were prepared to give Lee (a then-free agent) a lot of coin and a lot of time. In the end, however, he chose to go to the Philadelphia Phillies, a team he had already pitched for and enjoyed playing for – and he signed back for less money than the Yanks and Rangers were going to give him.
At the time I (and the rest of Yankees Universe, and the front office, I'm sure) were upset with Lee for holding them up, practically, at the winter meetings. The Yanks held off on talks with other players waiting for Lee to decide what his plan was in terms of choosing a team.
Now, however, I wish Cano had taken a page out of Lee's book, and had just gone back to the team where he made his name, even if it meant taking a pay cut.
Sometimes I just don't understand it all. Cano is already a multi-millionaire. If he's being offered $175 million by the Yankees and $240 million by the Mariners – with millions and millions banked and probably invested properly – what's the difference? Is another $65 million going to make that much of a difference at the end of your career?
The truth is, Cano could retire today, use 100 dollar bills as toilet paper, and still remain financially secure for the rest of his life.
Bottom line though: his decision was based on money and not legacy. Cano is a goner and there is nothing we can do about it.
But let's weigh the good with the bad here.
The Good
- The Yankees have money to spend now. There are a lot of other free agents on the market and the Yankee brass can go after basically whomever they darn well please.
- Four significant free agent agreements (one official signing so far) have already taken place. Just yesterday the Yankees unveiled their new catcher Brian McCann, who is a seven-time all-star and has a lefty swing tailor made for Yankee Stadium. The Yanks also stole one of Boston's reigning World Series champs, outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury. Like McCann, his left-handed swing will likely translate well to the Yankee Stadium short porch. And NOW, literally as I was typing this up, the Yankees have agreed to a three year, $45 million deal with outfielder Carlos Beltran – a switch-hitting power hitter who is as clutch as they come in October. Also coming back is P Hiroki Kuroda, who earned himself a year and $16 million.
- Cano didn't go to a team that poses a threat to the Yankees taking the AL East. Or, really a team that poses any type of threat to the Yankees at all. When you think of the Seattle Mariners, you think of ace starting pitcher Felix Hernandez and nobody else. Now when you think of the Seattle Mariners, you'll think of Hernandez, Cano…and nobody else. If Cano had gone to Boston or even Baltimore, Detroit, or Texas, I'd be worried.
- The insight of Hal Steinbrenner at McCann's introductory presser yesterday. In his words, the Yankees are shooting for that "189 mark" (trying to keep the payroll under $189 million) but it won't come at the expense of putting a winning team on the field. He also mentioned the Yankees are not done this winter. There will be more signings, and they could come at really any time – as evidenced by the timing of the Beltran deal tonight.
The Bad
- The Yankees have a little bit of a void at second base. They picked up Kelly Johnson, a 20 home run type of guy – but at the same time a .230 batting average type of guy and a "who's that?" on defense. They'll need offensive production from the second base spot, as well as good D. They'll miss Cano in that respect.
- Again, the sentimental value of Cano. He was a real Yankee, and he beat feet. His minor league number is even retired by one of his first Yankee teams, the Staten Island Yankees (short season Single-A). What's better than being a Yankee? Being a Mariner? I don't know if the teal and navy blue measure up to what the pinstripes mean, but either way Cano was one of us. Now he's a Mariner. If the Yankees want to seek retribution, they could always retire number 24 in the name of Tino Martinez as a middle finger to Cano. (I know they would never do that, but it's nice to think about!)
- Cano's age and durability – and how the Yanks might miss it. He is only 31 and obviously has a lot of baseball life left in him. An according signing, Beltran, is 36 (37 on April 24). Cano's health and durability has never come into question, whereas there will surely be a lot of questions surrounding Beltran's health and durability. While Ellsbury's age (30) isn't a concern, his durability is. Ellsbury's career has been injury-ravaged, and an eye opening stat came up today: he's missed 264 of his last 648 regular season games. Ergo, the Yanks know what they had with Cano, but are uncertain with two of their big three free agent agreements thus far this winter.
- Too many outfielders, not enough infielders. Now with Beltran in the outfield, there's Alfonso Soriano, Brett Gardner, Ichiro, and Vernon Wells (he's still a Yankee, remember?). Along with the void Cano left, third base could be a question mark, given A-Rod's situation. Not to mention the Yanks need pitching too.
Last thoughts
Today was one of the craziest days in recent memory, as far as the Yankees are concerned. I joked on Twitter that the YES Network could make Dec. 6, 2013 into a Yankeeography episode. It's true. How often is it that a team loses its perennial player and responds the same exact day, hours later as a matter of fact, with a huge free agent agreement?
Not too often, I'd wager.
To Cano, best of luck in Seattle. You'll be missed.
To Beltran, it's my hope you stay healthy and durable, and put up power numbers similar to what Cano would have put up for the Yankees in 2014.
And it's funny. Using the For Love of the Game analogy, Billy Chapel responded to the "the game stinks' comment with,
"The game doesn't stink, Mr. Wheeler. It's a great game."
When I started typing this, yes the game did stink. Now with a blockbuster free agent agreement – in the middle of completing this very blog post – the Yanks get a power hitter and the game doesn't stink as much.
It is a great game. But man, a crazy one.


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Ken Caillat Revisits Rumours
(The GRAMMY Museum will host Making Rumours: The Inside Story Of The Classic Fleetwood Mac Album — A Conversation With Ken Caillat on June 12. Caillat will discuss the making of the album and his new book. For ticket information, click here.)
Originally released in 1977, Fleetwood Mac's GRAMMY-winning album Rumours is celebrating its 35th anniversary in 2012. GRAMMY-winning producer/engineer Ken Caillat has marked the anniversary with the release of his new book, Making Rumours, a riveting tale that details the making of the album. Caillat recently visited The Recording Academy's headquarters in Santa Monica, Calif., to share his recollections about some of the album's standout songs and individual performances.
By the recording of Rumours, keyboardist/vocalist Christine McVie was a veteran of Fleetwood Mac, having joined in 1970. An integral part of the band's songwriting team, she penned Rumours hits such as "Don't Stop" and "You Make Loving Fun." However, according to Caillat, the melancholy piano ballad "Songbird" arguably ranks as McVie's finest moment on the album.
"'Songbird' was amazing," says Caillat. "We were finishing up one of the crazy sessions [at] Sausalito Record Plant and I was wrapping up some [studio] cables. Christine sat down at the piano and started playing this beautiful song. I stopped what I was doing and I turned around and watched her. I was just amazed at how beautiful this song was."
While 11 songs ultimately made the album, Rumours is also known for a song that did not make the cut. Due to the limitations of vinyl's running time, the Stevie Nicks composition "Silver Springs" was left off Rumours. The shimmery ballad received vindication of sorts when it was included on Fleetwood Mac's live reunion album, 1997's The Dance, and received a subsequent GRAMMY nomination for Best Pop Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal.
"To me it was one of the best recordings I've ever done. It's just really brilliantly beautiful," says Caillat of the original recording of "Silver Springs." "[But] it was another slow song, another rock ballad with a big ending, and we already had those."
In contrast to "Silver Springs," "Gold Dust Woman" revealed a darker side to Nicks' songwriting. While originally dressed with a folk arrangement, the song ultimately evolved to a hypnotic, lavishly produced album closer, complete with a harpsichord, dobro and disturbing noises such as screams and breaking glass.
"It evolved slowly. The basic track was very simple, kind of like a folk song," says Caillat. "Stevie wanted it to grow. It just kind of snuck up on you. The next thing I knew it was getting kind of creepy."
Not to be lost within Rumours are the performances of drummer Mick Fleetwood and bassist John McVie. Caillat is quick to praise the top-shelf abilities of the band's rhythm section while noting their uncanny fraternal sense.
"I think they're both psychic," says Caillat. "Mick has a flamboyant style of playing drums. Every song [John] played bass on is just amazing. … He is just a poet. They had the unique ability to play and read each other's minds and they were like two brothers. Two Siamese twins."
Turning to Lindsey Buckingham, Caillat cites "many brilliant moments" throughout the album. A talented songwriter and guitarist, Buckingham's idiosyncratic rhythmic sensibilities are evidenced throughout songs such as "You Make Loving Fun, "Go Your Own Way" and "Second Hand News," the latter in which he used a Naugahyde chair for percussion.
"There's some tom fills on 'You Make Loving Fun' in the choruses that Lindsey wanted to have kind of a spastic, accentuated beat," says Caillat. "Mick felt that he didn't really want to try it so Lindsey played the toms. Lindsey was the accent king. He could accent with guitars, he could accent with toms [and] he could accent with Naugahyde chairs."
On the strength of songs such as "Dreams," "Go Your Own Your Way," "Don't Stop," and "You Make Loving Fun" all reaching the Top 10, Rumours inhabited the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200 for a staggering 31 weeks. On Feb. 23, 1978, the album's legacy was further cemented at the 20th Annual GRAMMY Awards when it was awarded the coveted Album Of The Year honor.
The album has continued to resonate with fans worldwide, selling more than 19 million copies in the United States alone, according to the RIAA. But given his intimate role in the album's creative process and his front-row seat for the triumphs and challenges that went into making Rumours, Caillat finds it difficult to listen to the iconic album.
"I spent at least 3,000 hours on it. I wish I could enjoy it like everybody else," says Caillat. "But every time I listen to it I can remember every part, every issue, every fight, everything. So it's not as much fun for me."


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Sitges, otherwise known as the St Tropez of Spain, is a cultural beacon throughout Catalonia and beyond, thanks largely to its annual film festivals and carnivals. The film festivals, dedicated to celebrating the horror and fantasy genres, take place in October, while the carnival takes place around February and March. The rest of the time, the place is a wonderful Mediterranean resort full of wonderful food and gorgeous beaches. A horror film festival might not be great for kids, but otherwise Sitges is the perfect family friendly holiday destination - great weather, amazing culture and much smaller than nearby Barcelona. It's a great base from which you can explore Catalonia, and with a huge selection of rental apartments available, you can do so at very reasonable prices.
Sitges is just 25 miles or so southwest of Barcelona, with all the attractions of a major city, but the smaller town has plenty to recommend it for a family holiday. It is surrounded by the striking Parc Naturel del Garraf, a bleak rocky wilderness which has to be seen to be believed, given how close it is to bustling Barcelona and Sitges. Around Sitges, there are also about 17 beaches (many of which have Blue Flag status), a wonderful 17th Century church and a few museums to explore, particularly the art collections on display at the Cau Ferrat Museum and the Palau Maricel. And you can't possibly leave without trying xató, the local speciality - think seafood salad with the most delicious spicy sauce you have ever tasted! Older family members are also advised to sample the local liqueur wine Malvasia, a delicately flavoured fortified wine. If all of this isn't enough for a relaxing week away from work and school, the carnival, which kicks off on Shrove Tuesday is incredible, culminating in parades of up to 40 floats or more.
With beautiful apartments available for holiday rentals at around £100 a night for a family of five or six. Ocean views and traditional buildings are complemented by modern essentials such as air conditioning, and give you a flexible base from which to explore the area. Renting an apartment in this way gives you the flexibility to really enjoy the life of the town itself, mingling with local restaurants and people, rather than being cooped up in a hotel and just enjoying the weather! You can let the children run around knowing they're not going to cause issues with other tourists, and you can relax in a Catalonian home from home.
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Garden Clearance Companies
There are times when clearing your garden will seem like a mammoth task that you will never be able to finish. Fortunately, there is a lot of advice that you can use to make this task more manageable. It is important that you consider this advice before you start clearing the garden to ensure that you are planning correctly.
Have A Plan
The first step to garden clearance is to have a plan. When you start clearing your garden without a plan, you will often find yourself working in small bits and this will increase the complexity and length of the clearance. When you start planning, you will need to determine where you should start. You will then have to consider what you are going to do with the waste from the clearance.
Composting The Waste
When you are considering what to do with the waste from your garden clearance, you should consider composting. Making your own compost is not as hard as many people imagine and there is a lot of helpful information that you can access to help you with this. Additionally, the compost that you make can be used in your garden to ensure that it looks its best and does not cost a lot.
Of course, it is important to note that not all garden waste should be adding to the compost pile. Certain items of garden waste such as tree branches will not compost very well. They may need to be disposed of in a different manner to ensure that they do not negatively impact your composting efforts.
Reduce The Volume Of Waste
If you are going to hire a professional garden clearance companies to take care of your clearance waste, you need to reduce the volume of this. This is important because most of these companies will charge you based on the amount of space the waste takes up. When you have reduced the volume of the waste, you will be able to save money.
To reduce the volume of the waste, you should look at breaking the waste down as much as possible. Large branches should be cut and reduced so they take up less space. If possible, you should fit any smaller waste into larger waste. This is something that can easily be done when you are getting rid of man-made items from your garden.
There is a lot of advice that you can consider when you clear your garden. 360timber suggest that having a plan is the most important, then you should determine what you are going to do with the waste from the clearance.


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A million things to love: Most expensive Tiaras
What would a true princess be without a tiara or a crown? A million things to love definitely needs a tiara to prove she's a proper diva so we went hunting for the perfect one. Either you're going for a more sobre look as the tiaras featured in the british crown jewels or a more feminine touch such as the ones worn by Queen Sophia of Spain, all are exquisite forms of art Do you agree? Let us know in the comment section down below. xoxo


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Fettuccine with Creamy Red Pepper-Feta Sauce (Adapted from Ellie Krieger)
2 tablespoons olive oil
1/2 cup chopped onion
3 garlic cloves, chopped
16 ounce jar roasted red peppers, drained and chopped
1/2 cup vegetable broth
1 cup crumbled feta cheese, divided
1 pound whole-wheat fettuccine pasta
salt and fresh ground pepper
2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley leaves
In a large skillet, heat oil over medium. Add the onions and cook until softened, about 5-7 minutes. Stir in garlic and cook until fragrant, about 1 minute. Add the chopped peppers and cook until heated through. Remove from heat and let cool slightly.
Place mixture in a food processor - add stock and all but 2 tablespoons of the feta. Process until combined and smooth.
In a large pot of boiling salted water, cook pasta according to package directions. Reserve 1/2 cup of the pasta water and then drain the pasta well. Toss pasta with sauce, adding enough reserved pasta water if needed to thin. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Portion out the servings and evenly top each with parsley and the remaining feta cheese.
Makes about 4-6 servings.
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Fettuccine with Creamy Red Pepper-Feta Sauce
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