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Ontario's Liberal party leadership contenders are spending a lot of time talking about "renewal." But any candidate who wants to be more than a passing premier must prepare Ontario for a challenging future and, most importantly, regain the public's trust.
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Ontario's Liberal party leadership contenders are spending a lot of time talking about "renewal." But any candidate who wants to be more than a passing premier must prepare Ontario for a challenging future and, most importantly, regain the public's trust.
The key issues facing the province are well known: a weak economy, massive deficit, strained health-care system and destructive gridlock in the economic hub around Greater Toronto.
Added to those troubles is the mixed legacy of Premier Dalton McGuinty, whose many achievements are clouded by the mess at ORNGE, costly power-plant cancellations and the eHealth fiasco. Scandals like these have left Ontarians with a political hangover that a new leader must forcefully address if the Liberals want to remain in power. Otherwise, PC Leader Tim Hudak has a slice-and-dice governance plan he wants to sell you.
The tough question is which of the seven candidates can build on McGuinty's record while distancing the party from its tarnished reputation. With just eight weeks (minus a holiday break) until a new leader is chosen, Liberals should be seeking a boss who can give the party a distinct new identity. The winner must offer clear, innovative ideas, not fervent platitudes ("Jobs! Jobs! Jobs!")
This race is an opportunity to give fellow Liberals — and all Ontarians — specific details on what we can expect from a revitalized government. Time is wasting, so here are some key questions:
• Ontario's economy is stumbling, so how will you get our groove back? Top economists like Don Drummond predict economic growth will stagnate at 2 per cent. It's a daunting forecast. McGuinty has done good work by investing in education for skilled workers and trying to create a green economy but Ontario needs more investment to grow jobs, especially with a high dollar.
With an unemployment rate at 8.3 per cent, many new jobs are just part time, leaving too many workers trapped in a low-income ghetto. Companies are hoarding cash because of lingering uncertainty. How do you propose to get that money out of corporate saving accounts and into productive use?
• How will you wrestle down Ontario's $15-billion deficit with a minimum of collateral damage — especially to education and health? The new premier will have to perform the delicate dance of respect and restraint with unions. But he or she will also have to ensure that salaries and benefits stay in line with these fiscally tight times. It's not easy to get compensation cuts from powerful unions. Teachers are already furious over Bill 115, which freezes wages, cuts sick benefits and curbs bargaining rights.
More labour unrest is on the way. And given the high level of political savvy among union leaders, there's no doubt they will have a sizable say in the leadership race. So when candidates like Kathleen Wynne and Gerard Kennedy promise to mend labour relations, they need to explain how. And all candidates need to spell out where they stand on the deficit. Will you stick to the government plan of balancing the budget by 2017-18? If not, what is your plan?
• How can Ontario restructure its health-care system? With an aging demographic and fewer young workers paying taxes, Ontario needs to reshape its $46-billion health budget to give the best care for the buck. The new leader must make tough decisions or health care will consume money needed for education and other services.
A good start would be proactive care to stop health problems before they become seriously expensive. Community care could eliminate costly hospital visits. Depending on where you live in Ontario, there still isn't enough home care, especially to keep seniors out of nursing homes. How will you keep costs down while giving an aging society the medical care it needs?
• Gridlock threatens to strangle the heart of the economy. It costs the GTA roughly $6 billion in lost productivity, and its impact is just as destructive in our daily lives. The region is home to one of North America's largest economic hubs and longest commute times. Road tolls and congestion fees are used around the world to solve congestion — it's time they are seriously considered here. But transit development is stymied by a tangle of jurisdictions and agencies, with an appalling leadership vacuum. Are you willing to take charge and create a solution?
We're waiting for big, bold ideas from the seven Liberal candidates, one of whom will ultimately ask for our trust in leading Canada's most powerful province. It's time to step up. Show us what you've got.
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Monopolistic Competition with Firm-Specific Costs
AbstractThis paper extends a Dixit-Stiglitz model of monopolistic competition to allow for technical heterogeneity amongst firms. The dispersion of firms' technical efficiency within the industry is generated by a random process and is shown to lead to a steady-state spectrum of profits and market shares. Market structure is endogenously determined and the existence of efficiency gaps and the uncertainty faced by potential entrants are identified as the factor limiting rational entry. Thus, entry is shown not to eliminate long-run profits and, contrary to the homogeneous firms case and consistent with empirical findings, the model yields a positive relationship between concentration and profitability. Copyright 1995 by Royal Economic Society.
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I have had the pleasure of using this TV on a daily basis while working away in the week over the last few months.
When I first saw this TV, I was struck by its styling and clean-cut lines. The black screen surround is perched up on a silver stand and the overall impression is that it is very modern and slick. The 37'' size is big enough for most averagely-sized lounges while not overcrowding the room. It is noticeably smaller than 40'' or 42'' models though, so if you are in the market for a TV that really does look big, I would suggest going for a size up.
In terms of performance, this TV has all the standard bits & bobs. It has an in-built digital TV tuner thereby eliminating the need for a freeview box. The remote is simple, but feels and looks a lot cheaper than the TV itself. The plastics are of a worse quality and the buttons do not feel sturdy. Underneath the screen is a horizontal sound panel, much like a number of Sony models as well as the other Regza series Toshibas. The back of the TV has all the standard SCART & HDMI ports to allow you to connect the Sky box & DVD player.
When you get down to the nitty gritty, however, this TV is perhaps not quite as decent as its hefty pricetag of somewhere north of £600 would suggest. It is only HD Ready as opposed to Full HD which you can noticeably tell when trying to play games or watch HD quality video. Moreover, the standard definition picture is not as sharp as you would expect from a TV of this repute. The colours are not particularly vivid and the blacks get lost in one another when the picture is dark.
All in all, this TV is alright, but most definitely does not live up to its rather expensive pricetag.
I am writing from my parents this week. I get the great job of looking after their house and dog whilst they sun themselves on a cruise. So being somewhere different I thought I may as well write some reviews about their items that I've been using.
To start I am going to write about their tv in the sitting room. It's a 37" LCD TV. They purchased it just over a year ago in Comet for £699.99.
We originally took mum and dad to Inverness with the intention of buying them a 32" tv for the sitting room as dad was fed up of the bulky CRT 28" tv. My partner James was with us to help mum and dad find the right kind of tv for them instead of the sales people selling something over-priced and entirely different to what they were looking for.
With all the t.v's in the shop we didn't know where to start. James took my dad over to the 32" t.v's where they looked at all the products but none really caught their eye. As we were just walking out of the shop this tv got my dads attention.
It was black in colour with a silver stand. The speaker on the tv is at the bottom of the t.v instead of at the sides. Under the speaker there is the red light to show the t.v is on standby which turns green when the t.v is switched on. The other nice thing about this t.v is the black plastic of the tv which is the surround of the t.v wasn't too thick which gave the impression that the screen is a lot bigger than it actually is.
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We bought the t.v for £699.99 and got an offer on a glass and chrome stand for £79.99 which had £50 taken off the retail price. Once home and setup in the sitting room it looked great. It only took about 10 minutes to setup and get all the freeview channels tuned in.
The remote control for the t.v is also nice looking. It is silver and black which is long and thin. It requires 2x AAA batteries which are included. So far the batteries are still ok and have never been replaced.
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If he did not then why is there a petition on the Presidential prayer team their website to appeal the ruling by a court against the national day of prayer???
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Some people who topped out on Long John Wall and some friends of mine both witnessed this on Saturday. From one account, the fall happened on Rewritten just before the area where the old refrigerator-size block once sat. This witness said the second fell 30 feet and that pulled the belayer off his stance. My friend was closer and said the fall was more like 70 feet and that he kept screaming "falling! falling! falling!" The belayer reported having badly rope burned hands. I hope the second and his belayer are OK.
My guess: autoblock did nodda lock. edit: merely a guess with no info. But, with some eye witness accounts this was not likely the case.
I don't think they were belaying off the anchor in auto block mode, otherwise the description of the belayer getting pulled off their stance wouldn't matter. It sounds likely they were belaying off their harness, got pulled off balance and were not able to maintain control. Very few reasons to belay off the harness when you're above. Either way, hopefully they're ok.
My girlfriend and I were on the red ledge above P2 waiting for them the clear P4 when this happened. It was a group of four people with one person leading; so everyone seemed to think (another pair of climbers were on red ledge with us, all waiting to finish the route behind them). We all heard a very scary scream from the second, whom my girlfriend watched fall over the roof below the refrigerator block ledge, and left of the climbing line. It sounded as if he sprained or broke his ankle before coming to a stop (30-40ft fall), and the belayer sustained rope burns on his hands. The two climbers on red ledge with us (Jake and John) climbed P3 to help the injured climber and other members of the team off the route; very very cool of them. Upon rapping off the route, some other climbers who had been on Yellow Spur (or something else over there) mentioned that they thought (or had even seen) the leader belaying off his harness, rather than off the anchor with the auto block in use. This is mostly secondhand info from various vantage points of different climbers, but it's the best I can gather from being there. It seems they were able to get off the route ok in the end. Certainly a lesson to be learned, particularly about the pitfalls of belaying off your harness from above in certain situations. Busy day on Redgarden; scary stuff... Chris
I see two comments above that imply that belaying a second directly off the harness is less desirable / more risky than using an auto-block. I would be interested in hearing why you think that is the case. Best wishes to the party that had the accident. I hope that they are OK.
@NC Rock Climber... I'm not saying one way is necessarily better, but it depends on the situation. If a really good anchor isn't possible, I'd probably belay off my harness; however, if you have good anchoring opportunities, using the auto block feature off the the anchor just adds an extra bit of safety for belaying up a second (when used properly). I really feel for the injured climber, I hope he is ok. Did an amazing job of staying calm given the circumstances! Chris
If you can't trust an anchor to hold a seconding climber, why even consider it an anchor?
@ Chris Snobeck... Thanks for the clarification. I totally agree that it depends on the situation. I use the autoblock a lot. It is absolutely more convenient, and if used correctly it is totally safe. I have just never seen it as the preferred method or any safer than the other options. Again, best wishes to all involved in the accident.
Wow, don't get all butt-hurt about this, but it sounds like it would be much harder to lose control of a belay if it would have been in guide-mode.
It is hard to know what happened. Don't forget a released autoblock can easily send the second for a big ride (we had a groundfall in the Gunks from that scenario). Autoblocks on the anchor are no cure for belayer screw-ups. There is nothing intrinsically problematic about belaying from the harness. Given that harness belays are standard for the leader, it is absurd to make any case for the same technique applied to s second being unsafe. A belayer who drops a second has f#cked up big-time, no matter what technique they were using. I think JLP makes a critical point. Most general-purpose belay devices are not adequate, in my opinion, for ropes at the lower end of the devices "recommended" ranges. I keep suggesting the "rappel test:" do a free rappel with your ropes and device. If you have even a little trouble controlling the descent, your device should not be counted on for belaying with those ropes.
This is an example of what happens when people go and do multipitch without educating themselves about all the nuances. In my experience 90 % of climbers I've met at the gym or even at the crags did not know that belaying a second from the top is "any different " one climber (experienced ) belayed from the top off his harness while he wedged his body between two blocks and used it as an anchor ( hair city p2). Lessons learned. I always make it a point to ask my climbing partners if they know what the difference is belaying off ground vs off top even if we are not going to so multipitch...I do that because of my past experience . If you don't belay off tipt make sure you run over the technique before heading up it does help.
The title of the post pretty much sums it up regardless of belay technique. The only way I can see a second generating that kind of momentum is if the belayer didn't have control of the break strand/strands. Hope the climber is ok.
Wow Dexter, you seem a bit snarky for someone who registered a week ago. If you have some really good reasons to belay off your harness then please enlighten me. I can think of many reasons not to: -Difficult to keep your balance and belay on the uneven terrain inherent in multipitch climbing. -It's easy to be out of the direct line of force with the climber if they fall, thereby being pulled off balance. -It's difficult to pull in slack as quickly as with autoblocking mode. -If the second(s) fall then all the force is transmitted directly to the belayer. Especially if you haven't gotten all the slack out. Your catching a shitload of force on your hips, kidneys, ribs, etc. -It's not autolocking, if you take your hands off and somebody falls they're screwed. Some people are concerned about the autolocking feature failing on belay devices in guide mode but the incidents I've heard are very limited circumstances (small lockers, misdirected belay devices, catching on ledges, etc). I can only think of a few limited instances to belay off my harness. To protect the anchor or lack thereof and because I don't have an autolocking device. I can't of any other reasons but I'm not trying very hard. This summer I'll probably have a few hundred instances of someone seconding my lead. I only belayed off my harness once this year and that was because I forgot my belay device at the previous anchor. I see a lot of people belaying off their harness, (not redirected) and it always makes me cringe. It sounds like these folks didn't get super messed up which is good. Belaying directly off the anchor with an autolocking belay device is super convenient and easy. I also think it's safer. I don't know why you'd do it otherwise if you had a choice.
Thread drift is setting in. I'm going with the flow here. I fully agree with JLP's comment that the "rappel test" of the belay device ought to be a free-hanging single strand rappel. Personally, I almost never belay with any kind of locking device on the anchor and I almost never redirect through the anchor. The vast majority of my belays for seconds are what might be called a modified harness belay. I clip the belay device to the "rope loop," which is to say the loop of rope which is the part of your tie-in knot that threads through the harness. My tie-in to the anchor is always adjusted so there is no slack in it. The idea is to transmit the load directly to the anchor via the tie-in, rather than subject the harness to various opposing pulls and the belayer to unanticipted twists. I learned the idea many years ago from BD engineer Chris Harmston, whose posts to rec.climbing contained some of the most informed opinions I've read anywhere. The idea seems strange to people in this country, but it is fairly common in the UK---see for example, the article on the subject at www.ukclimbing.com/articles/page.php?id=1129, which also has pictures to clear up any possible confusion here about what is meant. Belaying this way gives you the superior handling abilities of the harness belay, immediate transmittal of any load to the anchor, mediated by length of dynamic tie-in rope that at least to some extent protects the anchor from big shocks if the party screws up. As for their being no reason not to use a harness belay, I hate being on the receiving end of off-the-anchor guide-plate belays, which typically provide a combination of continual tension interspersed with large loops of slack that develop either while the belayer is enjoying the hands-free capabilities of their device, or else because they cannot keep up with rapid motion on easier ground. Moreover, having struggled on several occasions, when I wanted to step down, not to be pulled off by locked ropes running sideways or over an overhang, I have little or no confidence in purportedly experienced users of these devices to pay enough attention to provide a good belay. And after they pull you off into space through their inattention, you then have to pray that they'll be able to unlock their devices and won't kill you when they do. Of course, I have many years of climbing under my (swami) belt in which hip belays were the only kind, so those who want to accuse me of being an aging Luddite are hereby supplied with the appropriate ammunition. Fire when ready.
when bringing up a second I always belay off the anchor. on moderate terrain (~5.5ish) I'll sometimes just wedge myself in somewhere and belay the second up with a hip belay. If you take the time to build an anchor just belay off it. a device in guide mode is so easy to rig and much safer then off the belay loop, gives more options too if the second has trouble.
Sorry to interrupt the discussion, but just to bring this thread back to its original topic... this morning (Sun April 1) we found a rope hanging down the 1st pitch of Green Spur. It looked like someone had been rappelling down from Rewritten and got their rope stuck. We're guessing this had something to do with the accident and rescue yesterday. Anyway, we retrieved the rope and handed it to the park rangers. That's it, you may now return to your debate about belay devices.
top belay w/o a redirect cons: see jmiezis' last comment pros: 1. Anchor stability. Many people make a redirect by clipping to the highest piece of their anchor - if that piece pops then you will be pulled off your stance, shock load your anchor and change the lock-off direction on your belay device (which could easily account for the long uncontrolled fall that started this thread) --Note-- this does not apply to autoblock devices attached to a masterpoint. A redirect that is on a masterpoint or multiple pieces is often hard to do or sets up a very cramped belay situation. 2. Rope handing is simpler. The rope runs a straight line from second to belay device without a redirect. I find this as easy as top-rope belaying. Belaying off a redirect adds a sharp bend in the rope which makes pulling up slack harder/slower and makes for a less precise belay - especially if there's ropedrag. 3. Easy viewing of the second. Belay off your harness facing out and you can watch the climber and the rope. You can also spew beta, give advise about how to clean a tricky placement, warn about loose flakes, give encouragement, talk smack... 4. If you are light, a heavy partner could pull you up off your stance and into the anchor - giving them a slightly longer fall. Although if you're heavy, you can use your own weight against the redirect to "help" your partner through a tough spot - like in top-roping. 5. Comfort and fun. Safety first! - but really, we're up there to enjoy the experience. Sometimes a redirect keeps you stuck facing the same 2 square feet of rock with your anchor in it - like facing the corner with a dunce cap. As long as I know the anchor is good and my belay is good, belaying off my harness gives me a much better field of view and sense of freedom. You can even extend yourself down to the ledge, sit and let your feet dangle. Disclaimers Always make sure that you are tight to your anchor and lined up in the direction of force. The direction of force determines the best breaking direction. Make sure your belay device is set up for efficient breaking. Make sure you choose a belay style that fits that situation - i.e. I can't imagine not using a redirect at a hanging belay!
Why do so many people try to set hardfast rules in rock climbing? There is more than one way to skin a cat...
True, but I think the lesson here is realizing that smaller rope strands don't offer the same friction & rope control with belay devices when used in a typical setup. I believe was the same concern offered in the Werk Supp fatal accident a few years ago. Certainly another plug for using gloves, but I guess that's just for pussy fucks like myself.


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WOONSOCKET — Using about $158,000 in drug forfeiture money, the Woonsocket Police Department has ordered seven new vehicles to replace some of the oldest cruisers and detective cars in its fleet. Capt. Kenneth Paulhus said five 2011 Ford Fusions were ordered for the detectives, while the patrol division will get two 2012 Crown Victorias.
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NATICK, MA- John H. Luttrell Sr., 87, formerly of Natick, died Tuesday September 13, 2011 at Wayland Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Cochituate.
He was born in Woonsocket, R.I., on Nov. 6, 1923, son of the late John M. and Eva (Brouillard) Luttrell, and attended local schools before becoming a newspaper copy boy for the Woonsocket Call.
A veteran of World War II, he served as an intelligence specialist with the Army Air Corps in the European Theater.
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BLACKSTONE- Diane M. (Matthews) Sulima, 55, of Blackstone, MA passed away on September 10, 2011.
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WOONSOCKET- Simone P. (Mousseau) Ward, 88, of Achille Street, Woonsocket, a lifelong city resident, died peacefully at Landmark Medical Center, Woonsocket, Sept. 13, 2011, surrounded by the family she loved deeply and devoted her life to.
Simone joins her beloved and eternal husband, Dr. Bernard V. "Vinnie" Ward, a city dentist who passed away May 10, 1988.
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MALMO, SWEDEN—For a country elbow deep in elite goalies, you'd think Finnish junior goalkeeper Juuse Saros would pick a countryman as his favourite.
But no, his fave goalie is Marc-Andre Fleury of the Pittsburgh Penguins.
"I like him because he's very acrobatic and fun to watch," says Saros. "It's very entertaining."
There might be a few Penguins fans who, in the playoffs anyway, might not agree.
Regardless, Saros, a prospect of the Nashville Predators, will be in net for Finland when they play Canada on Saturday (1 p.m., TSN) at the world junior hockey championships.
The winner will play Sunday for the gold medal against the winner of Sweden-Russia.
The Finns have cast themselves as the underdogs.
"Every time Finland plays Canada, we are underdogs," said Finnish coach Karri Kivi.
Finland , a small country that tends to overachieve in world tournaments, is not to be taken lightly. Their game plan starts in net because they take goaltending seriously.
"As soon as I started at age 10 there were two goalie coaches on our team," said Saros. "It's very good that in Finland we have goalie coaches at an early age.
"When you're so young, you can't learn everything by yourself. It's very important."
Saros leads the junior tournament in goals-against average (1.67) and save percentage (.938).
Finland has other things going for them also.
Captain Teuvo Teravainen, a prospect of the Chicago Blackhawks, leads the tournament with nine assists, which puts him fifth in overall scoring.
Saku Maenalanen, another Predators pick, leads the tourney with six goals.
And the Finns have about as solid a defence core as there is, with plenty of Canadian hockey experience.
Mikko Vainonen, yet another Preds prospect, is learning his trade in the OHL with Kingston under coach Todd Gill, the former Maple Leafs defenceman.
"He's a good coach," said Vainonen. "Tough, that's good for us."
Vainonen is paired with draft eligible Julius Honka of the Swift Current Broncos. He's deemed by many to be a potential first- or second-round pick.
"It's a big year for him, he's an offensive D-man," Vainonen said of Honka. "It's good for us, because I'm more a stay-at-home defenceman."
Honka says his time in Canada will help him prepare for this game because he understands how Canadians play.
"I think I know how Canadian guys play hockey," says Honka. "There's a lot of good players. (Jonathan) Drouin, (Griffin) Reinhart. They've got a lot of good guys."
Like Switzerland, Finland will try to play a tight defensive game, clogging up the neutral zone while relying on Saros's goaltending to stop Canada's shooters when they do break through.
"We're going to go a prevent-style," said Saros. "We're going to have good team spirit and our power play's pretty good. I think those things will be important.
"We have a good team. We have a good chance to win."
Canada beat Finland in a pre-tournament game.
"It wasn't easy . . . we're expecting a tough game," said defenceman Derrick Pouliot. "We're expecting hard-nosed play, but they've got some skilled players. They're going to push us."
Canada switches from the cozy 5,000-seat Malmo Isstadion to the modern 15,000-seat Malmo Arena. But the Canadians don't think that will change their game plan much.
"We've had great fan support over there," said forward Connor McDavid.
"I'm sure they'll all come over here."
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