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Published Friday, January 10, 2014 2:06PM EST
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VICTORIA -- Canada's teens were warned Friday to be aware of who takes their picture and where those images may end up after a Victoria-area girl was convicted of distributing child pornography.
The 17-year-old girl who sent explicit texts of her boyfriend's former girlfriend was also convicted of possession of child porn and uttering threats.
"Always be careful of what you allow of pictures to be taken, what you send to whom," Crown Prosecutor Chandra Fisher said outside of court moments after the teen's guilty verdict.
"(Teens) need to be careful what they send, what they send to each other and where it might end up."
Fisher said there are many tragic Canadian incidents where young people have taken their own lives over images distributed by others over the Internet.
The suicides of Canadian teens Rehtaeh Parsons and Amanda Todd have prompted nationwide cyberbullying awareness campaigns and calls for tougher laws to prevent Internet harassment.
The girl was found guilty of the child pornography charges because the subject of her so-called sexting messages was also a teen. She cannot be named because she was convicted under the Youth Criminal Justice Act.
The uttering threats conviction resulted from the teen's Internet threats, via texts and on Facebook, to physically harm the other teen if she came to her Victoria-area high school. The girl also threatened to harm the other teen's unborn child through texts.
Youth Court Judge Sue Wishart said the thousands of text messages were meant to intimidate the victim and the tenor of the messages was "mean, rude and antagonistic. The images in question come within the definition of child pornography."
But the case didn't end Friday as defence counsel Christopher Mackie said he plans to launch a constitutional argument against the conviction.
Mackie told the court he would argue that it's unconstitutional to charge youths who engage in sexting with child-pornography offences because the process of sending erotic images by wireless devices is currently lawful for adults.
Outside court, Mackie told reporters his client and her family feel picked on by the law. The case will be back in court on Jan. 28 to set a date for the constitutional arguments.
"We wanted to ideally avoid this kind of situation that we have now where my client has a conviction of child pornography," Mackie said. "The concern being that if ultimately we succeed on the constitutional argument and it's found to be unconstitutional, then she's had to deal with the stigma of having been painted a child pornographer for the interim."
He said making the constitutional argument was "a necessary step in the process of fighting this fight."
The court heard earlier that the convicted teen sent the photos and thousands of other texts when she was 16 and was charged last year.
The case resulted when the boyfriend broke up with his former girlfriend and moved to Victoria.
The boyfriend allowed his new Victoria girlfriend to see explicit photos of his former girlfriend, which eventually resulted in the distribution of the photos and ensuing threats.
Outside court, Fisher said the evidence included 36,000 texts, that forced the prosecutor to get a crash course in texting symbols and language used by many young Canadians.
"I had trouble understanding text language and I had to take a lesson in what some of these symbols meant," she said.
Mackie said he is keenly aware that he will be making a constitutional argument to drop the convictions against his client while the federal government is moving to strengthen Canada's laws against cyberbullying.
Justice Minister Peter MacKay recently introduced a proposed cyberbullying law to battle the often hurtful spread of intimate images.
He said the proposed law will give police greater powers to investigate allegations of cyberbullying by giving courts the right to seize computers, phones and other devices used in an alleged offences.
People who post or transmit an intimate image of another person without that person's consent could face up to five years in prison.
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THEATRE by the Lake's summer season kicks off later this month with Alan Ayckbourn's Bedroom Farce.
A wickedly funny comedy about marriage set in three bedrooms, the show takes to the stage of the main house at the Keswick theatre from Tuesday May 22.
Bedroom Farce was the play in which Ayckbourn, a favourite playwright with Theatre by the Lake audiences, discovered that, if you have four couples on stage but only three bedrooms to put them in, someone will always be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Expect to laugh a lot – and think a bit too.
Trevor and Susannah are having a row and they don't care where they have it – under the coats on the bed at Malcolm and Kate's house-warming, with pilchards on toast in bed with the in-laws or on top of Nick in bed with a bad back.
The 14-strong summer season cast will be performing A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen in the studio, and the two plays open simultaneously – a feat that very few theatres have ever attempted.
The show runs until November, with evening performances at 8pm and selected matinee performances at 2pm. Tickets are available from the venue's box office.
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'I need more staff but they'd rather live off benefits': Bakery boss blasts claimants - and the system that rewards idleness
- Roger Topping offers decent pay and a permanent job
- All he asks for is 'common sense and work ethic'
- But, the 18,100 unemployed people in Doncaster are not interested
- One man lasted just two minutes into his first shift before he walked out
When orders for their award-winning pies took off, a family bakery business urgently tried to recruit more staff.
They offered decent pay rates and a permanent job. The only skills boss Roger Topping asked for were 'common sense and a work ethic'.
But what followed has left Mr Topping 'frustrated, bewildered and shocked' and more convinced than ever that reforms to the benefits system can't come soon enough.
Frustrated: Roger Topping of Topping Pie company in Doncaster, is struggling to get new employees to work in his factory and bakery due to a poor work ethic
For it soon became clear that the recruits who turned up at the Topping Pie Company in Doncaster weren't interested in a job.
Ministers plan to bring in a Universal Credit payment to simplify the benefits system to ensure those who take a job don't lose out financially.
Last night Mr Topping criticised the way the current system rewards the workshy. 'They don't want to work and more to the point they don't have to work,' he said.
One young man lasted just two minutes into his first shift before he walked out.
The company gave another 22-year-old, who had been to prison, the chance to turn his life around. But after two weeks doing a packing job, he stopped coming in and decided 'he couldn't cope with working'.
Another applicant was a middle-aged man who put on his CV that he had just served a long prison term for aggravated burglary, was a member of the BNP and suffered from a bad back.
The company's freshly made pies are sold in supermarkets and upmarket delis across the country (file picture)
'I assume he put all that down to make sure he didn't get a job,' said Mr Topping, 64. The pie company has seen its order book almost double in value since the spring.
Their freshly-made pies are sold in supermarkets across the country, as well as Selfridges, Fenwicks and numerous upmarket delis and farm shops.
Yet despite a recruitment drive, their 34-strong permanent workforce is slightly down on what is was six months ago.
The only way the company has been able to fulfil its orders is by overworked staff doing even more hours than before.
Lazy: Mr Topping criticsed the way the current system rewards the workshy
Management want to hire ten workers in the bakery and packing departments, but it is proving an almost impossible task.
The unemployed of Doncaster – of which there are officially 18,100 – don't seem up for the job.
Mr Topping, whose father started the company as a butcher's in 1960, said: 'I don't think this is a local problem, it's a national problem. We all know the system is wrong.
'It would appear to be too easy not to have to go to work to earn a living and to pay the bills. How are they paying their bills?
'From an employer's situation it's extremely frustrating. The work ethic is sadly lacking.' Mr Topping said he used local agencies to hire staff, who are given a pay rise and taken on permanently if all goes well after a short trial period.
'I don't care what background they come from I just want good, honest hard-workers,' he said.
'We are a family business and our staff are not just numbers, they are people. If the company is successful, they keep a job and we all prosper.'
However, Wendy McMahon, the supervisor who sifted through dozens of CVs, said usually the raw recruits complain after a few days about having to do proper work hours. 'They always seem keen and committed to the job and then we start getting excuses. All they need is to be willing to learn and do a hard day's work.
'We tell them they have a future here and can move up the ladder, they just don't seem interested.'
It's not the first time the business has faced recruitment problems. Mr Topping took on six Poles several years ago because vacancies were left empty and has been delighted with their work ethic. 'The problem seems to be with the long-term unemployed,' he said.
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As the last major of the calendar year, the US Open annually brings down the curtain on the Grand Slam season with some of the most unforgettable matches in tennis history. In 2011, it featured another bruising battle between the best player of 2010 (Rafael Nadal) and the best player of 2011 (Novak Djokovic) competing in the first repeat men's singles final since Ivan Lendl and Mats Wilander in 1987-88 and the first featuring the top two seeds since Pete Sampras defeated Michael Chang in 1996.
A year earlier Nadal knocked off Djokovic in four sets to win his first US Open championship and complete the career Grand Slam. But Djokovic had turned the tables in 2011, defeating Nadal all five times they played—all in finals. A victory for Nadal, the reigning French Open champion, would give him a split of the year's four Grand Slam events and tie him with Bjorn Borg and Rod Laver for fourth all-time with 11 Grand Slam tournament titles. A victory for Djokovic would give him his first US Open title, make him just the sixth man in the Open Era to win three Grand Slam tournaments in a single season and run his record on the year to an incomparable 64-2.
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Prosecutors filed vehicular homicide, vehicular assault and reckless driving charges Thursday against a driver who crashed into a family out for a walk, killing two grandparents and leaving their daughter-in-law and baby grandson in comas.
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Prosecutors filed vehicular homicide, vehicular assault and reckless driving charges Thursday against a driver who crashed into a family out for a walk, killing two grandparents and leaving their daughter-in-law and baby grandson in comas.
Prosecutors said in court documents that Mark Mullan's preliminary blood-alcohol level was 0.22 after Monday's crash. Washington's legal limit for driving of .08.
Mullan, 50, remains jailed on $2.5 million bail, with arraignment scheduled for April 11. It's not known if he has a lawyer.
He faces a sentencing range of 15 to 19 years in prison if he's convicted as charged.
The crash killed Dennis and Judith Schulte, retired teachers from Kokomo, Ind., who recently moved to Seattle.
Thirty-three-year-old Karina Schulte and her infant son, Elias, were critically injured.
In court papers, prosecutors said Monday was the first day Karina Schulte had ventured out for a walk since the recent birth of her son and the first day her husband, Daniel Schulte, had returned to work.
Mullan's truck was traveling at 30-40 mph and didn't slow or take evasive action as the three adults, with the baby carried by his mother in a sling, legally crossed a neighborhood street at an intersection, prosecutors said.
The infant, initially found not breathing, suffered multiple skull fractures and brain injury and has undergone emergency surgery for liver and intestinal injury, court documents said.
His mother suffered a crushed pelvis. She also developed blood clots due to her injuries and suffered a stroke that has led to brain damage, prosecutors said.
At the time of the crash, Mullan was on probation for a DUI conviction in January for an incident that occurred on Christmas Day. Conditions of his probation included that he not use alcohol and not drive without a valid license and an ignition interlock device.
Prosecutors said he was driving with neither a valid license nor ignition interlock. He has another DUI charge pending trial in Snohomish County.
Mullan's history includes two 1990 DUI convictions in Puyallup in Pierce County and a 1994 DUI deferred prosecution that was dismissed in 1998, prosecutors said.
"Mr. Mullan is a grave danger to the community who cannot or will not refrain from driving impaired," Senior Deputy Prosecutor Amy Freedheim wrote in a court statement requesting bail be maintained at $2.5 million.
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Canada's Rebecca Lee-Bentham shot a 5-under 67 on Sunday to tie Thailand's Moriya Jutanugarn for the top spot in the LPGA Tour qualifying tournament, leading the 20 players who earned full status.
Lee-Bentham, from Toronto, and Jutanugarn finished the five-round event at 13-under 347 at LPGA International. Jutanugarn shot a 74 after taking a six-stroke lead into the day.
Lee-Bentham wasn't the only Canadian who earned full status for next year. Stephanie Sherlock of Barrie, Ont., finished eight shots back at 10th, despite shooting a 74 in the final.
Japan's Ayako Uehara was third at 12 under after a 69. Kathleen Ekey followed at 10 under after a 65, and Lisa McCloskey and Japan's Chie Arimura were 8 under. McCloskey had a 71, and Arimura shot 70.
Two-time tour winner Laura Diaz improved her status, tying for eighth at 6 under after a 72. Christina Kim, also a two-time tour winner, failed to improve her status, shooting a 74 to tie for 39th at 1 over.
Felicity Johnson also earned full status along with Karlin Beck, Kayla Mortellaro, Kim Welch, Brooke Pancake, Austin Ernst, Caroline Masson, amateur Marina Stuetz, Lauren Doughtie, Nicole Jeray, Taylore Karle and Irene Cho.
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Later in the season we'll all surely have a laugh about how Kansas was once the No. 18 team in the country. This Jayhawks team is far too talented for that ranking and showed how good they can be during a monster second-half surge in its 86-64 win over Georgetown on Saturday afternoon.
The Jayhawks played well in the first half and showed how great their defense can be, as they held Georgetown to without a field goal for over 10 minutes, but in the second half, the Jayhawks completely dominated every facet of the game on their way to the easy home victory.
Although Andrew Wiggins (12 points, 3-10 from the field) didn't have a great game on the offensive end, others stepped up in his place, led by freshman big man Joel Embiid and reserve big Tarik Black. Embiid went for 17 points and eight rebounds while Black, the senior Memphis transfer, hadn't scored in four straight games before unleashing his best game as a Jayhawk on Saturday, going for 17 points, six rebounds and two blocks.
With Perry Ellis leaving the game in the first half after taking an elbow to the head, Embiid, Black and Jamari Traylor (eight points, seven rebounds) all stepped up and played very well on the interior for Kansas and the three combined to go 12-for-12 from the field on Saturday as they made life for Georgetown's bigs miserable.
Georgetown big men Joshua Smith, Nate Lubick and Moses Ayegba all fouled out during the game and none of them were particularly productive, in-part because of the depth and athleticism that Kansas has on the interior. Even without Ellis in the second half, the Jayhawks had tremendous production from Embiid, Black and Traylor and even got some minutes for freshman Landen Lucas late in the first half, as he registered two points, two rebounds and a block in limited minutes. It just shows how deep Kansas is on the interior going forward and it should help them protect the rim and rebound against any opponent in the country.
Credit is also due to Kansas' perimeter defense. Wiggins might not have had a stellar offensive afternoon, but he did a nice job on the defensive end making it tough for D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera (12 points, 4-9 shooting) while Naadir Tharpe (10 points, four assists) had a solid afternoon on both ends of the floor.
In the second half in particular, with Georgetown's bigs struggling with foul trouble, Wiggins, Tharpe and company really buckled down on the defensive end by putting pressure on the ball and making it very difficult for Georgetown to feel any comfort running half-court sets.
The Hoyas are going to need to figure out how to play with Joshua Smith against a team as big and athletic as Kansas going forward, because Smith was a complete non-factor. The Jayhawk bigs did pretty much whatever they wanted on the interior when Smith was in the game, as Smith had only five points and zero rebounds during a tough afternoon in which he couldn't defend anybody without fouling. Georgetown needed either Lubick or Smith to step up and ease the burden on Smith-Rivera, Jabril Trawick and Markel Starks (19 points) and they'll need more production out of their frontcourt as Big East play nears.
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Starting with the first readings from Ezra with the lament over the ruins of the temple in Jerusalem, Fr. Joachim preaches on the need to rebuild the ruins of our society in humility without pointing at others. The process starts with ourselves, by humbling ourselves before God and learning to trust in Him. Ave Maria! Mass: Ā- Form:ĀOF Readings:ĀWednesday 25th Week of Ordinary Time 1st: ezr 9:5-9 Resp: tob 13:2, 3-4, 6, 7-8, 6 Gsp: luk 9:1-6 Also on this day theĀFinding of the Body of St. Clare To Download Audio go to http://airmaria.com?p=38543
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Your brain may be trying to tell you something while you're driving. It appears that turning left at a busy intersection and talking on a hands-free cellphone is a recipe for disaster.
The human brain has a hard time dealing with the stressful decision-making involved in a busy left-turn situation while it's processing a distracting conversation. For drivers talking on those hands-free devices "that could be the most dangerous thing they ever do on the road,'' said Dr. Tom Schweizer, a neuroscientist at St. Michael's Hospital and lead researcher in a just-published study on distracted driving.
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Spain's Jewish community congratulated the government for approving a bill proposing to facilitate the naturalization of Sephardic Jews of Spanish descent.
On Friday, Spain's government approved the bill, which was filed last month by the ruling Popular Party and proposes to amend previous legislation that allowed for granting citizenship to Sephardic Jews who chose to apply for it.
Spain's Federation of Jewish Communities, of FCJE, said in a statement Friday that it welcomed the move. "Justice Minister Alberto Ruiz Gallardon has kept his word," FCJE wrote in the statement.
The bill proposes to allow dual nationality, enabling people who can prove Sephardic ancestry to also retain their other citizenships. Reports about the bill did not say when it would go up for a vote by lawmakers of Spain's Congress of Deputies.
Spain already granted citizenship to individuals who applied based on previous naturalization laws for Sephardic Jews, but had no procedure in place to process such requests, the Terra Espana news site reported Friday.
Justice Minister Alberto Ruiz-Gallardon said the measure smooths the bureaucracy involved in obtaining Spanish citizenship. Applicants must be vetted by the government and FCJE.
Gallardon announced his intention to introduce new legislation in November 2012. His party, the Popular Party, introduced the bill in December 2013, after Portugal passed its own law of Jewish return in July.
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Last month, the initiator of the Portuguese law, lawmaker Jose Ribeiro e Castro, urged the government to draft regulations to allow its implementation. Portuguese law gives the government 90 days to draft regulations for laws passed, but this did not happen in the case of Portugal's law of return, the Lusa news agency reported on Jan. 20.
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too late the Jews.
They Should why not, in 1700s they gave the 1st of Jews the option to Convert to Christianity or face expulsion from France & Spain they allowed only the Prominent of Society onto the SPANISH ARMADA TO AMERICA WITH COLUMBUS to Rid them from EUROPE
TOO little TOO LATE.
Wow. And it only took five hundred years.
(y) Bravo, finally something fair !!
Wow…..my surname is on the list of those eligible…..what does that mean?
Sure. Meanwhile, a regional president from the same party said "he doesn't want Spain to become a 'Jewish market' where everyone just looks after own interests". Too late and too lame.
overdue for a long time-not to mention the large amounts of money the Spanish Jews will bring in to help bolster the bad economic situation and when one considers 450'000 Muslims who contribute very little except trouble -Jews will do a lot of good
too little 500+ years too late!
what else
Spain here we come.
It now seems that after 522 years, Spain is trying to make amends.
BLIND VISION, the epic historical novel by the award winning best selling author, Vivian Jeanette Kaplan, is now available on Amazon. It is the story of the Inquisition in Spain and the expulsion of the Jews and Secret or Crypto-Jews from there in 1492, of their descendants living today, many in secrecy. They call themselves B'nei Anousim (Hebrew for sons of those forced to convert – Marrano means "filthy pig" in Spanish and should never be used. It was the extremely derogatory word used by the Spaniards to refer to the Conversos in the 15th century and unfortunately is commonplace today). It also finally uncovers the involvement and true identity, beyond any reasonable doubt, of Christopher Columbus who left Spain with his three ships on his voyage to the New World, on the exact same day of expulsion, with several Jews aboard.
The title BLIND VISION comes from the impassioned plea of one of most famous Court Jews of the time, Don Isaac Abravanel, Chief Royal Tax Collector of Spain, to King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella, to stop their planned Edict of Expulsion. Rabbi Don Abraham Seneor, Chief Rabbi of Spain, was at his side. In his speech, Don Isaac said "For generations to come it will be told and retold how unkind was your faith and how blind was your vision".
Maybe Spain has finally got the message.
Happy birthday and many more in good health and happiness. Have a great day Kultaj.
I write to convey my appreciation for your explanation write up for this post as I am of the firm believe that not only Spain but also Portugal and Western Europe need to offer a public apology for the way Jews were treated by their Govts Jews have been model citizens -contributed to their country's economy-peaceful and great philanthrophists-the treatment is shocking Yes I will certainly buy a copy of the book Blind Vision as soon as it is available in my country–India
this a great honor to do for all spanish jews
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Story of the week from the Sun: Obama called Osborne Jeffrey three times at the G8 summit, confusing him with the soul singer:
Come back Mitt, all is forgiven…
Story of the week from the Sun: Obama called Osborne Jeffrey three times at the G8 summit, confusing him with the soul singer:
Come back Mitt, all is forgiven…
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As Guido reported in his Sun column yesterday, congratulations are due to the man known as the Chancellor's "brain", Rupert Harrison, on the birth of his son. Returning to work following 3 weeks paternity leave, the Treasury whizz kid has been christened by his boss George Osborne as "safe hands Harrison". After the midwife was delayed on the way to the home-birth, Harrison delivered the baby himself.
As Ed took to the stage the Tories thought they would have some fun with this morning's Telegraph splash involving John Mills donating in shares rather than cash in order to, allegedly, minimise his tax bill. Osborne has written to the Miliband:
"The Labour Party registered a donation of shares in JML worth £1.65 million in January 2013, from Mr John Mills. By making a donation in shares rather than as a single cash dividend, it has been reported that Mr Mills managed to avoid a potential tax charge of £724,710. Alternatively, it is estimated that to make a donation of £1.65 million in cash Mr Mills would have had to earn £3.1 million, and pay £1.46 million to HM Revenue and Customs.
The tax affairs of individuals are a matter for them and HMRC. My questions are for you and the Labour Party rather than Mr Mills. Can you confirm that the Labour Party advised Mr Mills on how to avoid tax on his donation? As leader of the Labour Party, and given your previous statements on tax avoidance, such actions by your party appear to be directly at odds with your public statements. Most importantly, will you now pass the amount of tax that has been avoided to the Exchequer?"
You can expect the reply to be along the lines of sod off.
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George Osborne, Chancellor of the Exchequer
Ed Balls, Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer
Kenneth Clarke, Cabinet Minister
Peter Mandelson, Chairman, Global Counsel; Chairman, Lazard International
Baroness Williams of Crosby, Member, House of Lords
Eric E. Schmidt, Executive Chairman, Google Inc.
José Manuel Barroso, President, European Commission
Timothy F Geithner, Former Secretary of the Treasury
Henry A. Kissinger, Chairman, Kissinger Associates, Inc.
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Politicians, bankers and arms dealers break bread…
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The line Labour types will be pushing today, the January to March figures compared with the previous three months:
Unemployment was 2.52m in Jan-Mar, up 15k on Oct-Dec. Employment was 29.71m, down 43k
— Guido Fawkes (@GuidoFawkes) May 15, 2013
And the saving grace for Osborne, this month compared to last:
Unemployment rate falls from 7.9% last month to 7.8%.
— Guido Fawkes (@GuidoFawkes) May 15, 2013
Select as per partisan preference. Those figures in full here. Essentially little has changed…
Tory strategists could be forgiven for worrying that after three years of little or no growth and a £120 billion spending black hole this year alone, Dave and George's reliance on blaming Britain's economic slump on the last Labour government might be wearing thin with voters. Apparently not.
A study by media agency OMD of over 2,000 adults from across the UK has found that 53% still blame the previous Labour government for Britain's ongoing economic problems, compared with just 39% blaming the coalition. 39% say Gordon is the main culprit, with just 27% fingering Cameron and 23% Osborne. Numbers Downing Street will be clinging onto…
Today's figures are an encouraging sign the economy is healing. Despite a tough economic backdrop, we are making progress.
— George Osborne (@George_Osborne) April 25, 2013
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The lefties are attacking because the panellist is a millionaire and lives in a London home worth upwards of two million. Someone had best tell them he's called Ed Miliband.


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C.C. Smiff is one of the stunt coordinators working on Game of Thrones.
Smiff previously worked as a stunt performer in such films as Gladiator, Batman Begins, Children of Men, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2. He previously worked as a fight coordinator on Captain America: The First Avenger.
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