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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Apr 27, 1982
|Filing date
|May 27, 1977
|Priority date
|May 27, 1977
|Publication number
|Louis C. Brock
|Original Assignee
|Brock Louis C
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (12), Referenced by (20), Classifications (10)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This invention relates in general to head gear and, more particularly, to a collapsible sunshade capable of being worn on the head much like a hat.
For individuals who are outdoors during the hot summer months, protection from the direct rays of the sun is often not readily available. This is particularly true of spectators at sporting events such as baseball games. Wide brim hats offer some protection from the sun, but usually not enough. Moreover, they are quite heavy and almost wholly lacking in ventilation. As a result they are quite uncomfortable.
One of the principal objects of the present invention is to provide a sunshade which is worn as head gear and when so worn provides a large shaded area beneath the wearer's head. Another object is to provide a sunshade which is light in weight and affords a large measure of ventilation. A further object is to provide a sunshade of the type stated which collapse into a highly compact carrying package. These and other objects and advantages will become apparent hereinafter.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the sunshade as it is worn by the user;
FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the sunshade in its erected condition;
FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the sunshade in its collapsed condition;
FIG. 4 is an enlarged view showing the hub and sleeve of the sunshade frame;
FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line 5--5 of FIG. 4 and showing the lower end of the hub;
FIG. 6 is a sectional view taken along line 6--6 of FIG. 4 and showing the lower end of the sleeve; and
FIG. 7 is an enlarged view of the sunshade at a pivot joint between a rib and its rib extension and also at the pivot joint between the same rib and its strut.
Referring now to the drawings (FIG. 1), A designates a sunshade which somewhat resembles an umbrella in appearance but is smaller. The sunshade A is worn on the head much like a hat, only the major portion of it is positioned above the head so that the scalp area receives maximum ventilation. The sunshade A furthermore projects a substantial distance in all directions beyond the head so that a relatively large area is shaded. The sunshade A includes a collapsible frame 2 and a fabric cover 4 which fits over the frame 2 and is permanently attached to it. It further includes a fabric head band 6 which is also attached to the frame 2. The headband 6 fits around the user's head and is adjustable to accommodate heads of varying size.
The frame 2 has a hub 10 (FIG. 4) which is preferably injection molded from a suitable plastic and has a threaded upper portion 12, a cylindrical lower portion 14 and enlarged flange-like central portion 16. The central portion 16 has an outwardly opening peripherical groove 18 (FIG. 5) and radially directed slots 20 which are spaced at equal circumferential intervals. The slots 20 likewise open outwardly and they interrupt the groove 18. The hub forms a center axis X for the sunshade A.
The hub 10 serves to connect together a plurality of ribs 22 (FIG. 2) which radiate from it. Each rib 22 is formed from a straight somewhat flexible metal rod of circular cross section which is flattened at its upper end, with the flattened portion being located at about a 30� angle with respect to the remainder of the rib 22. The ribs 22 at their flattened portions fit into the radial slots 20 of the hub 10, there being a different flattened portion in each slot 20 (FIGs. 4 and 5). Moreover, each flattened portion is provided with an aperture 24 (FIG. 4) which aligns with the peripheral groove 18 of the central portion 14, and extended through the groove 18 as well as through the apertures 24 is a retaining wire 26 (FIGS. 4 and 5), the ends of which are twisted together to firmly retain the wire 26 in the groove 18. The wire 26 in turn retains the flattened upper portions of the ribs 22 in their respective slots 20, yet serves as a pivot point for each rib 22.
Each rib 22 at its lower end is fitted with a stop ferrule 28 (FIG. 7) having an upwardly opening channel 30 located beyond the rod portion of the rib 22 and a bulbous or somewhat spherical stop 32 located at the end of the channel 30 with its uppermost surface being at about the elevation of the base of the channel 30.
The channel 30 in the ferrule 28 receives the end of a rib extension 34 which, like the rib 22 itself, is a straight rod formed from a somewhat flexible metal. The portion of the rib extension 34 which fits into the channel 30 is flattened and is connected to the ferrule 28 by a rivet 36 which passes through the side walls of the ferrule 28 and through the flattened end portion of the rib extension 34. Thus, the ferrule 28 and rivet 36 serve as a connecting element for joining the rib 22 and the rib extension 34. This arrangement enables the rib extensions 34 to fold between folded and extended positions. In the folded position, each rib extension 34 lies along the rib 22 to which it is connected, with the rib extension 34 being presented outermost (FIG. 3). When the rib extension 34 is in its extended position, it forms a generally straight-line continuation of the rib 22. In this position, the stop 32 bears against rib extension 34 slightly beyond the rivet 36 by which it is connected to the ferrule 28, and the stop 32 prevents the rib extension 34 from swinging beyond the straight line position. Thus, the rib extension 34 can be folded over onto the top or outside of the rib 22, but cannot be folded in the opposite direction. The rib extensions 34 at their far ends are fitted with cover retainers 38 (FIG. 2), each of which is preferably injection molded from plastic in a sleeve like configuration and with a blunted end.
In addition to the ribs 22 and the rib extensions 34, the frame 2 further includes struts 42 (FIGS. 2, 4 and 6) which emanate from a sleeve 44 and underlie the ribs 22 when the sleeve 44 is brought up against the hub 10 so as to hold the ribs 22 in an erected position in which they radiate from the hub 10. The sleeve 44, which constitutes an actuating element, lies along the center axis X and its inside diameter is slightly greater than the diameter of the cylindrical lower portion 14 of the hub 10 so that the portion 14 is easily received in the sleeve 44. At its lower end, the sleeve 44 is provided with a flange 46 (FIG. 4) having an outwardly opening peripheral groove 48 (FIG. 6) and outwardly opening radial slots 50 which are spaced at equal intervals around the flange 46. The struts 42 at their inner ends are flattened and provided with apertures 52 (FIG. 4) which align with the groove 48, and extended through the groove 48 and apertures 52 is a wire 54, the ends of which are twisted tightly together so the wire 54 is retained in the groove 48. The wire 54 not only retains the ends of the struts 42 in the radial slots 50, but also serves as a pivot for the struts 52.
At their opposite ends, the struts 52 are connected to ferrules 56 (FIG. 7) mounted firmly on the ribs 22 intermediate the ends of the ribs 22. The ferrules 56 are of a bifuricated nature and the outer ends of the struts 42 are located between the tines of the ferrules 56. Extended through the tines of each ferrule 56 and the end of the strut 42 at that ferrule 56 is a rivet 58. The length of the struts 42 is such that when the sleeve 44 is moved upwardly to the point that the cylindrical lower portion 14 of the hub 10 is received in the sleeve 44 with the end of the sleeve 44 against the central portion 16 (FIG.2), the struts 42 are generally perpendicular with respect to the center axis X, while the ribs 22 project outwardly from the hub 10. Actually, the struts 42 are located over center at an angle slightly less than a right angle with respect to the center axis X, while the ribs 22 are located at a slightly smaller angle with respect to the axis X.
Not only do the rivets 58 connect the struts 42 to the ribs 22, but they further connect upright positioning legs 60 (FIG. 7) to every other rib 22. Each positioning leg 60 is bifuricated at its upper end, and the tines are spread far enough apart to fit over the tines on the intermediate ferrules 56. The rivets 58 extend through the tines of their respective ferrules 56 and positioning legs 60, as well, thereby enabling the legs 60 to depend from those ribs 22 to which they are attached. The legs 60 for the most part are channel-shaped in cross sectional configuration, having longitudinal channels 61 (FIG. 2) which open inwardly, but at their lower ends the legs 60 are flat, with the flat surfaces facing inwardly toward the center axis X.
The headband 6 passes along the flat inside faces of the legs 60, it being held to those legs by threads 62 which extend through apertures 64 in the legs 60. The head band 6 is provided with a buckle 66 so that its size may be adjusted.
The cover 4 is generally circular in shape when unfolded and it lays over the ribs 22 and rib extensions 34, it being secured to the ribs 22 and rib extensions 34 by loop stitches 68 (FIGS. 2 and 7) which pass around them. More loop stitches 68 pass through the cover 4 at its periphery and also through cover retainers 38 at the ends of the rib extensions 34. Finally, the cover 4 at its center is provided with an aperture through which the threaded upper portion 12 of the hub 10 fits, and a cap 70 (FIGS. 2 and 4) threads over the upper portion 12 to hold the center of the cover 4 against the hub 10. To this end, the cap 70 has a downwardly and outwardly directed flange at its lower end, and this flange overlies the cover 4.
The sunshade A is normally carried in a collapsed condition (FIG. 3) wherein the hub 10 and sleeve 44 are spaced from each other and the rib 22, rib extensions 34, struts 42, and legs are all generally parallel to the center axis X and are together in a side-by-side condition around that axis. More specifically the ribs 22 extend downwardly from the hub 10 and are disposed around the sleeve 44 with the ferrules 28 being located somewhat lower than the sleeve 44. The rib extensions 34 extend upwardly from the ferrules 28 and are located outwardly from the ribs 22. The cover retainers 38 on the upper ends of the rib extensions 34 are positioned around the cap 70. The positioning legs 60, on the other hand, are located inwardly from the ribs 22 to which they are connected and the struts 42 are located still further inwardly. Indeed, the struts 42 which are connected to the ribs 22 to which legs 60 are also connected, lie inside the channels 61 formed in those legs 60. The struts 42 at their lower ends, of course, terminate at the sleeve 44, which is located well below the hub 10, and the legs 60 extend downwardly even further so that the collapsed head band 6 is located even below the stop ferrules 28 on the ribs 22. The fabric cover 4, being attached to the ribs 22 and rib extensions 34 is folded up with the frame 2 such that it doubles back upon itself at the stop ferrules 28.
When in the collapsed condition, the sunshade A fits easily into a small carrying bag 72 which prevents the frame 2 from opening.
To erect the sunshade A (FIG. 2), the rib extensions 34 are first folded outwardly until they are against the stops 32 on the stop ferrules 28 to which they are connected. When so disposed, the rib extensions 34 form generally straight line continuations of the ribs 22. Next the sleeve 44 is moved upwardly toward the hub 10, and as the sleeve 44 and hub 10 come together, the ribs 22 and struts 42 swing outwardly. The sleeve 44 is aligned with the cylindrical lower portion 14 on the hub 10 so during the final increment of movement the cylindrical portion 14 of the hub 10 is received in the sleeve 44. During this increment, the fabric cover 4 is stretched taut and the struts 42 pass over center so to speak, that is they pass beyond a position truly perpendicular to the center axis X. The stretched cover 4 of course urges the struts 42 inwardly, but since the sleeve 44 has passed over center, the inwardly directed force urges the sleeve against the hub 10 and keeps the sleeve 44 engaged with the cylindrical portion 14 on the hub 10. The sunshade A may, of course, also be used to protect the wearer's head during inclement weather.
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|May 16, 1881
|Dec 13, 1881
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|Samuel S Fretz Sr
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|Edwards Thomas C
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|Noah Brader
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|Steve Wolcott
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|Noah Brader
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|May 5, 1993
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|European Classification


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The first doorway north of the museum gate leads to the Greek Orthodox Monastery and Church of St George. St George (Mar Girgis) is one of the region's most popular Christian saints. A Palestinian conscript in the Roman army, he was executed in AD 303 for resisting Emperor Diocletian's decree forbidding the practice of Christianity. There has been a church dedicated to him in Coptic Cairo since the 10th century; this one dates from 1909.
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Respawn Entertainment is giving Titanfall fans a closer look at the exclusive Atlas Titan schematic poster. You know, the poster that comes with that $250-bundle? It's a cool poster, though.
Last week, we saw a preview of the artbook that's going to be included in the Titanfall Collector's Edition. This week, it's the poster. Next week, who knows. I'd love to get a better look at that light-up statue, though.
Anyway, the poster will likely take up a good chunk of your wall space, at 27" x 36". Several key details on the Atlas class Titan are highlighted for your vieweing pleasure. Have a look at this rather tiny preview.
The Titanfall Collector's Edition, revealed late October, is priced at a whopping $250. Why the price? Well, the bundle includes the poster, a full-size artbook, the game, and an 18" motorized LED light-up statue. Take that, every other collector's edition!
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It doesn't matter right now regarding their cost - they have over $600 billion in reserves to tide themselves over... They save during good times knowing there will be bad times, unlike commercial oil companies that generally spend all their cash on cap ex and dividends during the good years, and then borrow during the down years...Saudi can outlast everyone and most importantly they know it.
Keep pumping in an overly supplied market......just plain dumb engineers, ceo
I vote for the houthis to sabotage the saudi's pipelines!
Having a billion in usd sales annually trumps the 200 million due each year.
Heard this happened in 2012.....misleading pump... You should know better
Greek parliament approved the bailout package. Pwe's results out July 30 before market opens.
Perhaps he took out the write-downs of assets and goodwill and losses on sale of assets and fx losses, all of which have been huge.
They pay off the senior debt with bank lines.....total debt is still the key as well as covenant.....total debt must get down to $1 billion to be manageable.
I wonder what was the loss on the sale! Yes pennies on the dollar.
I keep hearing how Tamarack stole assets from PwE and paid pennies on the dollar. PwE was fairly silent on the$91 million asset sale; guess we will find out more with the qtly results and see whether they incurred a loss on the sale.
If you want up to date info go their website and look at their June presentation. They pay a monthly divy; not all that well hedged; natural gas is a smaller % of revenue; they are growing production significantly in the Eagle Ford; and their long term debt matures well beyond 2020; and they raised $650 million of share capital in April to pay down debt. That's what I picked up from their presentation.
Any ideas what it may be? If they can't make at least 10% drilling new wells then they should use the cash to pay down debt.
We will see the amount of total debt outstanding at June 30th in 2 months....$1.7-$1.9 billion, whether it is senior or bank line, it doesn't matter..still debt as they have the same covenants (interest rates may be different but who cares). What happened to Legacy frankly scares me.
Don't know how you get all your numbers. All I know is that they will pay off $400 million this qtr: beyond that any future reduction of debt depends on cash flow and more asset sales which is unknown
You quoted property plant and equipment numbers and divided it by the number of shares. PPE increased by $20 million, but debt grew by $300 million. Total assets less total liabilities or shareholders equity divided by the number of shares is a better measure of net book value per share; however, I prefer to use tangible book value excluding goodwill and other intangibles divided by the number of shares. Regardless, tangible book value is about 9.20 CAD, while the share price is less than $3 CAD. Most oil companies trade over 1 to 2 times net book value while PWE is one third. Getting debt down to a billion and being onside with the bankers will help as well as higher oil prices. GLTA
They need to reduce debt to a billion
Check book value again, don't think it could possibly increase with this loss. Looking forward the 3rd and 4th qtrs though.
The number of rigs drilling for oil in Canada fell to 18, the lowest since 2009.
No one is drilling in Canada.
April 1st is next week.....you are early.
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Network operations and security should naturally fit together, but the two usually are not unified.
That's why Lancope developed StealthWatch System 5.5, a Network Behavior Analysis product that is the first flow-based solution to unify the two.
"The whole goal of this convergence is to streamline the security and network operations process, reduce the amount of time and resources spent collaborating between the two to diagnose and remediate problems, and to be able to eliminate some of these stand-alone systems that can't be integrated," said Tim McCormick, vice president of marketing at Lancope.
The system offers one-stop shopping for network planners, security architects and network operations employees who need to check for usage anomalies, plan for the network's capacity, analyze traffic and conduct other tasks.
An important new component, the IDentity-1000 appliance, can link network traffic and host behavior to users.
With a click of the mouse, administrators can discover which user is logged in to a particular network node, or they can enter a log-in ID to view network activity associated with a specific user.
"It's very powerful to be able to pinpoint exactly who is doing something on the network, such as downloading music or logging in to something they're not supposed to," McCormick said.
This release also includes new reporting capabilities for network performance and optimization. The reports were designed for enterprise-class networks, and they use NetFlow and sFlow data formats from router and switch makers such as Cisco Systems, Foundry Networks, Juniper Networks, Extreme Networks and Hewlett-Packard.
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Forget about pumping up the volume. It's time to pump up the Wi-Fi with Kiyon's new wireless software upgrade to the company's Kiyon Autonomic Network software.
The software turns wireless access points, routers, switches and client devices such as cellular phones into high-performance, multichannel wireless solutions. At the same time, it eliminates interference from other Wi-Fi or radio devices.
The technology increases the capacity, Internet throughput and quality of service for 802.11 Wi-Fi and ultra-wideband systems that normally use a single radio frequency channel on a single radio.
Conventional Wi-Fi networks face hurdles partly because the network infrastructure can't prioritize packet flow properly, reducing the quality of service for broadband applications such as voice over IP and high-definition video.
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Parker had an MRI on Wednesday that revealed the Grade 1 strain. He is listed as day-to-day. He says he views the diagnosis as good news. He was concerned that the hamstring could have been torn, which would have made it very difficult for him to play.
Parker was injured early in the second half of Game 3, which the Spurs won 113-77 to take a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven series. He was limited to six points and eight assists in 27 minutes and left the game early in the fourth quarter with the outcome already decided.
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Why does it take 4-6 weeks to process an order for KCBS merchandise?
All KCBS gear is outsourced to MMA. If there are delays the BOD needs to know. I thought they had shortened the delivery time. MMA tries to maintain sufficient inventory to meet demand and deliver in a reasonable commercial manner.
The Order forms in the Bullsheet say Please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery, but I noticed the website says it is processed by MMA and to allow 3-4 weeks for delivery. No problem- I haven't ordered anything yet. Didn't mean to raise the RED flag.
Probably the same reason why they don't reply to e-mail.
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September 23, 2016
No Man's Sky PC patch 1.09 released as players dwindle
They don't do much in the way of direct communication these days, but Hello Games are continuing to patch No Man's Sky on PC.
September 23, 2016
They don't do much in the way of direct communication these days, but Hello Games are continuing to patch No Man's Sky on PC.
This week: Pach-Man in racism shocker, Digital Homicide get (more) litigious, Batman is Batman, Divinity: OS 2, Paladins, and NBA 2K17.
September 22, 2016
Is the PC version of NBA 2K17 a slam dunk, or more likely to fall over while tying its laces? Judge Parrish is on court to find out.
Everyone's favourite analyst Michael Pachter, who usually gets things woefully wrong, is in the spotlight this week for all the wrong reasons.
Respawn go in-depth with the PC-specific options in Titanfall 2. System requirements, graphics options, and a whole lot more.
Resident Evil 7 Biohazard is a few months away from release but Capcom has seen fit to post the requirements.
September 20, 2016
Those who've purchased Forza Horizon 3 on Windows 10 PC (or have a digital PC copy from buying the Xbox One version) can preload the game now.
September 19, 2016
The Minimum and Recommended hardware you'll be needing for DICE's Battlefield 1 on PC.
Both God Eater 2: Rage Burst and God Eater Resurrection have received PC patches today.
September 17, 2016
The latest Elite: Dangerous newsletter reveals that the next Horizons update (2.2 Guardians) will be entering beta on 20 September.
September 16, 2016
Struggling with the lack of options in the BioShock remasters? This compilation of PC fixes for mouse, FOV and audio problems may help.
In this Battlerite video, we take you through the training and also take on the AI in 2v2 mode to demonstrate the gameplay
This week: Steam reviews, Pac-Man Championship Edition 2, Alex Hunter's own goal bonanza, Street Fighter V, Dead Rising, and Lucius Demake.
September 15, 2016
There's a new, DirectX 12-focused patch out for Deus Ex: Mankind Divided today, which should improve performance.
Stellaris will be dabbling with cosmic tales of horror this Autumn in Leviathans, the first 'story pack' DLC.
September 14, 2016
Tim (he's covered digital wars, you know) takes a look at Dead Rising's PC port, released 10 years after the game first infected consoles.


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Liberal MP for Yukon (Yukon)
Won his last election, in 2015, with 54% of the vote.
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Committees of the House May 16th, 2016
Mr. Speaker, I have the honour to present, in both official languages, the ninth report of the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs.
The committee advises that, pursuant to Standing Order 91.1(2), the Subcommittee on Private Members' Business met to consider the order of the second reading of private members' bills introduced in the Senate and recommended that the items listed herein, which it has determined should not be designated non-votable, be considered by the House.
Public Service Labour Relations Act May 11th, 2016
Madam Speaker, two members approached me about some items they would have liked to have seen included. When I asked about this, there was mention of large consultation. I was also told that the template was similar to that in other police forces, about which I would not know. There are mechanisms in the RCMP to deal with the concerns of members, although I was told by one member that those mechanisms did not work.
Could the member comment on any of those alternatives?
Budget Implementation Act, 2016, No. 1 May 10th, 2016
Madam Speaker, the member wisely did not answer that last question, because it showed a misunderstanding of the omnibus bill procedure.
I am delighted the budget had so many things for so many Canadians that it had to deal with a number of other acts. However, what it has not done, and what people were incensed about in the past, is include a whole bunch of information from things that are not related to the budget, other issues that government wants to get through, which is the improper use of omnibus bills.
Budget Implementation Act, 2016, No. 1. May 10th, 2016
Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank the member for seeing, like the government, that there are a lot of things that need to be done for veterans. I appreciate her outlining some of the things that still need to be done.
When the member talked about the good things relating to veterans that were in this budget, which is probably more than a lot of budgets in the past, would she add the reopening of a number of offices that were closed for veterans, and re-employing a number of employees to help the veterans? As she mentioned, after what veterans have done for our country, the waiting times are totally unacceptable.
Criminal Code May 2nd, 2016
Mr. Speaker, in 30 seconds I cannot deal with the advance directives other than to say it is very important that the committee deal with this in depth. That is why I am glad that, failing that, it will be taken up in the five-year review of the bill.
With respect to nurse practitioners, yes, in places like rural areas, there are huge, vast areas, larger probably than any country in Europe, that do not have a single doctor. So, nurse practitioners are increasingly playing a very important role. I think that is why the government included them in this legislation.
Criminal Code May 2nd, 2016
Mr. Speaker, none of the health care people I talked with were concerned that their protection was not in the bill, but I certainly hope the committee does look at it.
Criminal Code May 2nd, 2016
Mr. Speaker, I definitely agree with the member. I am very happy that the minister is so committed to palliative care, which is an important part of this whole process, so that a person does not have to make a decision on assisted death just because good palliative care is not available.
My mother had wonderful palliative care in B.C., and I would hope that is available to all Canadians.
Criminal Code May 2nd, 2016
Mr. Speaker, I am happy to rise on this very important debate. It affects all of us, including my wife Melissa, my seven-year-old daughter Aurora, my four-year-old son Dawson, me, and everyone. Not all bills affect every Canadian, but this does. It is a very critical debate.
When this first came up in the House, I voted against it, because sadly there is much elder abuse in Canada, people who take advantage of those with less capacity. I encourage all legislatures, all four levels of government in Canada, all government workers, and all journalists to do everything in their power to work to eliminate elder abuse. That includes the protections needed in this particular bill.
I was also not comforted by what happens in some European countries with legislation. Many people are assisted in dying without their consent.
I have now been convinced by six items. First is the great care that was put into the protection provisions of this bill. There are two doctors or nurse practitioners, totally independent from each other, who are needed to approve the consent.
Informed consent is needed, and again at the time that the act will be carried out. The person must be suffering from intolerable pain. They must provide written consent. They must be in the process of dying, and there must be a 15-day waiting period.
There must be a five-year review of this bill, with the additions that many people might be suggesting during this debate.
Also, I have been convinced by the overwhelming support of my constituents who have contacted me, saying that people should have assistance in choosing the time to end their intolerable suffering.
I have also been convinced by the government's strong conviction, ensuring that there is good palliative care, so that the lack thereof is not what forces the choice of this other decision under this law.
I am also convinced by the cautious approach the government has taken to ensure that such a major life-and-death decision is done right.
Finally, I am convinced that there will be no sanction against health care workers who do not want to participate. I talked to a very experienced medical administrator who suggested that it could be up to 90% of doctors who would choose not to participate. For the provincial and territorial governments, that will provide an administrative challenge for those very small communities that may only have one practitioner.
I have asked my constituents, through the newspaper, to give me feedback. I received very heartfelt thanks and heartfelt views on all sides of this legislation, similar to what I am sure the other 338 members of Parliament have from many of their constituents. Of course, they were not all the same.
I have not had any bad experiences, as a number of MPs have had. However, I was moved by the sad stories of those who did, primarily with family members.
I remember a call from a mayor who told the story of the terrible suffering of a family member. It had gone on far longer than was ever needed. There was no benefit to the person. They did not want to be there.
I remember a call from another friend in a very similar situation. They exposed the myth that it was important not to do this in order to have family gathering together for a peaceful end. They outlined how that is a myth because at the end, in that particular case, the person was in so much pain and it was so distracting, the person did not want to or have the ability to see or gather with anyone.
I had feedback from another constituent whose father and other relatives had Alzheimer's disease. It was a terrible end that they did not want to have, and it could have been ended earlier.
Other constituents gave a large number of different views. One person said that if we allowed such suffering to go on in an animal, we would be charged. Another person talked about their husband who had a rapidly deteriorating disease. He wanted to die at home with family and could not. The doctor explained how that was not possible. They had a terrible painful experience in the hospital for their last few days.
On the other side of the issue, I had a nurse contact me who is totally against the bill and did not think we should proceed with it.
Then there were two views related to the people who are left behind in these situations. There were a number of people who, when in this terrible pain and suffering, did not want the suffering of their relatives and friends to go on. They wanted to terminate their lives so there would be no suffering left for their family and friends. On the other side of the coin, a person suggested we did not want to deny family and friends the wonderful ability to care for that person to the end.
Another person suggested that we have to make sure that all publicly funded health care facilities must allow this.
I also had a suggestion from someone who works with seniors, wanting an advance directive, similar to what is in the Yukon Care Consent Act for end of life that exists right now.
In summary, a majority of my constituents were in favour of assisted dying. Some were against it, like a woman from the small community of Haines Junction. Of those in favour, a number of them want some of the suggestions that people have talked about here today. Many were in favour of having advance directives. I would say that is the biggest amendment they would like to occur at second reading.
I want to close with a couple of suggestions for the committee to wrestle with. First is the advance directives. If people have a debilitating disease, they have to give informed consent at the very last minute, but they may not be able to, as they might not be in condition to do so, so it defeats the whole purpose. Perhaps it should be allowed only for those who are not capable at the last minute so that, as has occurred in the past, people with advance directives who in the end did not want them carried out are not taken advantage of.
The second biggest suggestion was related to the description of foreseeable future. On one side it may provide the flexibility that people want to make the right decision at the right time. On the other hand, it may not be enough definition. Medical workers want more definition, so they are not caught on the wrong side of a criminal law suit.
I had a student ask me an interesting question: what if a person suffering from an insufferable physical disease also has a mental illness and therefore could not give the informed consent? I am glad the committee will further study mental illness. I had a number of people suggest that mental health, Alzheimer's, and even mature youth need to be dealt with.
I want to thank my constituents and members of the House for this very non-partisan, thoughtful debate on this life-and-death situation for all of us. Hopefully, in the end we will find the combination that gives the most peace to the most Canadians.
Petitions April 21st, 2016
Mr. Speaker, I have another petition from a number of Yukoners who feel that, whereas transparency is a goal of the Liberal government, it should make mandatory the labelling of genetically modified organisms, GMOs, in Canada.
Petitions April 21st, 2016
Mr. Speaker, I have a two petitions. The first is from a number of Yukoners who feel that, when the number of MPs a party's supporters elect does not reflect the number of voters who cast ballots for that party, they would like the House of Commons to undertake consultations across Canada to amend the Canada Elections Act. They want to ensure that voters are governed by a fairly elected Parliament and they can live under legitimate laws approved by a majority of elected parliamentarians representing a majority of voters.


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Join a real-life cowboy competing in the 90th Annual Tucson Rodeo, on a quest to earn his sport's most valued prize.
Join a real-life cowboy competing in the 90th Annual Tucson Rodeo, on a quest to earn his sport's most valued prize.
Author Johanna Skibsrud discusses drawing on a famous piece of music for inspiration, and reads from her new novel for "Sound Fiction".
Music and memories with songwriter and performer Dan Hicks; a trip to the Tohono O'odham Nation to learn how recycling can also be redemption; author Johanna Skibsrud discusses her novel "Quartet for the End of Time".
A trio of virtuoso musicians play a traditional Chinese folk melody, perfom at the Confucius Institute's New Year Celebration.
Members of Congress tour the U.S. / Mexico border; scientist Chris Impey ponders the human need to explore "Beyond"; UA students learn about life in Cuba; traditional Chinese music welcomes "The Year of the Goat".
Annual summer trips educate University of Arizona students about the culture, politics and daily life of an isolated island nation.
Burt Bacharach headlines the Tucson Jazz Festival; a visit to The Flying Leap Vineyards in Southern Arizona; and from Tierney to Depp, a look at three films about John Dillinger.
Steps to Success Walk aims at getting teens back in the classroom
Volunteers unite to help students in danger of dropping out; how the ecological war against buffelgrass is waged; restoring the legend of Vaudeville-era entertainer Sophie Tucker; a look back at the films of Sir Alec Guinness.
Actor & playwirght Laurence Luckinbill discusses playing Teddy Roosevelt; a lesson in what it meant to grow up in one of America's most famous families; an introduction to the freedom of "Authentic Movement".
Laurence Luckinbill's acting career spans from Shakespeare to Star Trek. He visits Tucson this weekend to perform a one-man show about the private side of American President Theodore Roosevelt.
Listen to the sly, bluesy songs of one of Tucson's most in demand musicians
New director of Tucson non-profit works to preserve plants and agricultural knowledge; local author explores mythical side of Tucson urban landscape; Stairwell Session featuring Mitzi Cowell.
Brazilian singer Bebel Gilberto comes to Tucson; three "art dads" talk about staying true to their children and art; Camp Born This Way helps transgender youth find their identities; folklorist tells about telegrams sent from Old Pueblo to Vatican City.
Meet three Tucson artists who are learning to balance their creative pursuits with the responsibility of being fathers.
Pianist & cultural historian Richard Glazier shares stories about some of the great American popular composers of the 20th century, including the Gershwins and Irving Berlin.
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ART; The Granddaddy Of Disorder
By ALAN COWELL
Published: September 18, 1994
GAETA, Italy— THE SUMMER HAS BEEN STIFLING, too hot, Cy Twombly said, for painting, too full of distraction and diversion. For this American artist, long viewed as a reclusive and elusive self-exile, has been preparing for a major retrospective in New York with what, for him, is a star burst of publicity. "You know, this really isn't a thing I do," the 66-year-old Mr. Twombly said in his slow, Southern drawl, gesturing vaguely toward a reporter's notebook and a photographer's lights during one of a series of interviews he has given recently. It was not a grumble or a rebuke. Rather, it was more a shrugging acceptance of the way things seem to be done these days.
The preparations were for Mr. Twombly's largest American retrospective ever, opening next Sunday at the Museum of Modern Art. It will include 50 paintings, 37 works on paper and 10 sculptures, embracing his entire career, from 1946 to a few weeks ago. Twombly's is not a household name in the United States, although he gained a certain notoriety when one of his works was singled out by Morley Safer during an attack on modern art on "60 Minutes" last year as a "canvas of scrawls done with the wrong end of a paintbrush." On the other hand, those deceptively childlike scrawls have earned him many devoted followers among artists, critics and collectors.
Kirk Varnedoe, head of the department of painting and sculpture at the Modern and curator of the exhibition, thinks Twombly's "purposeful disorder" and "juicy treatment of paint in relation to the body" will appeal to young artists unfamiliar with his work. After all, says Mr. Varnedoe, "he is the grandfather of that approach." And Mr. Twombly provides a living link with the New York School tradition of Pollock, de Kooning and Kline. Like those Abstract Expressionists, who transformed American art after World War II, he deals with heroic subjects -- mythology, history, nature; but he does it in graffiti-like lines and splotches that also link him to as contemporary a phenomenon as the 80's graffiti artist Jean-Michel Basquiat.
For many years he was regarded as a remote figure in Europe, less interesting than his friends Robert Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns, who were thought to have embraced Pop Art. But this is a Cy Twombly moment. Europe has come back into favor in American art circles, and the admiration accorded him by painters like Anselm Kiefer, Francesco Clemente and Julian Schnabel has only enhanced his reputation.
Today, Mr. Twombly is at a time of his life that is in some ways both turning point and homecoming. The New York retrospective will help determine whether he has laid the critical ghost of his last, poorly received, American retrospective, at the Whitney in 1979. And it virtually coincides with his decision, after almost 37 years in Italy, to take up an American residence again in his hometown, Lexington, Va.
Not that things ever seem to be cast in such literal light in conversations with a man whose sentences sometimes halt abruptly, as if an inner caution had warned him to go no further toward exposing a private core that like his paintings and drawings, does not yield itself to casual scrutiny. One senses a person who has always pursued and fulfilled a largely inscrutable and private agenda.
"I hope it's not much of anything," he said of the retrospective at the Modern. The comment might seem ingenuous if it did not also seem a form of protection against the sometimes hostile art world in New York. "Why would I want more? Why would I want an escalation or something? I have kept my own pace. I think it's a pace the paintings show. I have my pace and way of living, and I'm not looking for something. I'm not looking for taking on something else."
MR. TWOMBLY WAS SITTING in the sunlit courtyard of his hillside house in Gaeta, a coastal city 80 miles south of Rome. He bought the house eight years ago and renovated and rebuilt it, but it still seems slightly unlived in, with dust covers swathing the furniture. Its gray-painted steel door on an unpaved road seems almost monastic, reflecting a desire to control access to his privacy. But the master's sense of humor alters the perspective, breaking through the patrician sternness of facial line that he tends to adopt in photographs. And it makes his spoken words seem far less austere than they sometimes seem in print. Mr. Twombly's pace is less hectic than it was. He worked intensely earlier this year -- "I almost made myself sick," he said -- completing a spectacular, four-canvas series called "The Four Seasons" and a huge, 50-foot triptych initially called "The Anatomy of Melancholy" and now untitled. (The former, four large canvases alive with Mr. Twombly's characteristic combination of scattered incidents of drawing, painting and writing, will be at the Modern; the latter will be on view next month at the downtown Gagosian Gallery in New York and will eventually go to the Cy Twombly Gallery, a new museum opening in February near the Menil Collection in Houston. The retrospective will stop there and in Los Angeles and Berlin after closing in New York.) In his studio here, a second version of "The Four Seasons" is taking shape, but it is incomplete and the palettes and paints on trestles and tables around it are dry.
"It's too hot to paint anyhow," he explained. In any event, he added, he was not a "programmed" person and tended not to paint to any kind of fixed routine.


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Premiere Auctions Group has quickly grown to become the country's safest venue for buying authentic ancient artifacts from coast-to-coast, while Bennett's Authentication service and the books Jim has authored on authenticating have helped thousands of collectors learn how to avoid reproductions.
While arrowheads and artifacts are a main area of interest for Premiere, our group also includes experts in other popular areas such as numismatic, sports memorabilia, bottles, antique jewelry and fishing lures.
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If you have collectibles to auction, we charge a minimal commission on consignments and we would enjoy discussing with you how Premiere can maximize your return. If you are a collector looking for items to add to your collection, we run several auctions each month, and we welcome you to participate in our auctions.
If you have a collection that you would rather sell than auction, we are always looking for quality collections to purchase, big or small, no matter what collecting field, or where in the country it is located.
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