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Andy Pettitte reportedly told Congress in his private depostion that Roger Clemens had used HGH. Apparently, Clemens told Pettitte he used Human Growth Hormone 10 years ago.
Due to his testimony, Pettitte was excused from the public hearings today, along with Chuck Knoblauch and steroid dealer Kirk Radomski. Clemens and Brian McNamee will still be meeting today.
My thoughts: This could be very hurtful for Clemens' case. No one is on his side besides Jose Canseco, who really isn't involved at all. Apparently Clemens argued before that Pettitte misunderstood their conversation, and that Clemens' wife took HGH and he did not. So we at least know that Roger's wife was a performance-enhancing drugs user. As always, stay tuned.
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Ratings based on 356 Verified Reviews
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for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom London
A stylish little havenPosted Dec 2, 2014
Pros: Great location - beautiful park opposite and an easy walk to the Duomo and centre. Great night's sleep - quiet location and super-comfy bed.
Cons: Nothing - a perfect stay.
Location: Perfect location. Beautiful large park opposite, easy walk to the Duomo and pedestrianised areas. Also easy walk to Castle Sforza and arch of peace.
This was a great hotel choice. The hotel itself is very well designed, very elegant and our room was a good size and immaculately clean. On both check in and check out, reception staff were friendly and helpful. The hotel also benefits from a great location - perfect for walking around sightseeing and super quiet at night. Would absolutely stay here again.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
全てにおいて満足の出来るホテルPosted Nov 9, 2014
Pros: 全て
仕事でミラノに何十回も行って、いつも宿泊するホテルです。 今回は、定年後に娘を連れてうかがいましたが、スタッフからも 親しく挨拶を受けて気持ち良く滞在いたしました。 前の公園を散歩するも良し、買い物するも良し、全てに便利な ロケーション。 改装前も趣きがあって良かったが、改装後はさらに 快適さが増した。
by A verified travelerfrom Sao Paulo
Péssima instalaçãoPosted Oct 25, 2014
As fotos do site não condizem com a realidade. Quarto muito pequeno e a vista do quarto frente pro parque eh muito ruim. Não funcionou o ar condicionado em nenhum dos dias, os funcionários alegaram que era um problema no prédio todo e recomendaram que mantessem as janelas abertas, um absurdo.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Lovely stylish hotelPosted Oct 18, 2014
Pros: Good location for getting to all the main attractions and central station. Hop on hop off bus stop right outside.
Cons: Tea/coffee facilities in room
Really enjoyable. Nice comfy beds. Opposite park. Turani metro station around corner.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
公園近くのホテルPosted Sep 27, 2014
スタンダードな部屋に滞在しました。 部屋は都市のホテルとしては広く感じました。また清潔感も十分です。(蚊が多く部屋にいたのは玉に瑕でした。) WiFiの使用方法をスタッフに問い合わせることがありましたが、とても親切に対応してくれました。 トラム1番のCavour停留所から歩いて数分なので、観光に便利です。 目の前が広い公園なので観光に疲れて休むのにもちょうどよいです。
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Totally disappointed!!!!Posted Sep 12, 2014 on Hotels.com
My first time to italy and I will never return! I was in nearby Croatia and the italian Grand Prix for formula 1 was approaching. Why not kill two birds with one stone and go see the race and go to italy for the first time. I booked a room for one day and then the next day woke up early to tell the front desk I will be extending. They said no problem and I went on with my day. Upon returning I was locked out of the room and went to the front desk and was told I have been checked out. That the staff packed up my belongings for me and placed it in the office. This alone is absolutely ridiculous and unexpected. Before getting upset i told the front desk to arrange another room and bring up my belongings. I told the front desk that I just wanted to shower and order room service so I can get on with my travels. Went into the new room and of course no electricity. Went to call room service (at 5:30pm) and they answered and told me they do not serve before 7:30pm... Now I'm thinking where are the cameras this must be a joke! I took my belonging back down to the front desk and they were shocked I was checking out in less than 20 minutes. I explained to them what I wanted and that they didn't tell me room service wasn't possible and then they said nothing in milan opens until 730. The desk started with an ubsurd attitude telling me that this isn't New York City ( where I am in the same business as them). That milan isn't a tourist city that it is a business city. I was there for formula one which brings in a huge amount of revenue that I guess milan doesn't need. Two days later I felt the obligation to tell te GM. He was in a little shock and offered me a free room next visit. I explained to him that it is for sure my first and last visit to italy. Then he asked me what I want from him. I explained that I am in the business and just wanted to inform him what occurred that I am not cheap nor expect anything that it is worse not to know when something wrong happens. I told him to think about what he wants to do and get back to me. He got back to me and said that he was going to comp the second night. I waited two more days and my account wasn't refunded. I called again and spoke to te GM and he now said he wasn't going to refund me the second night. UNBELIEVEABLE what kind of mafia is this!! I told ten man thank you for your time and I hope you can correct and properly train your staff, if not come to my beautiful Croatia and see how we treat people like kings! So italy thanks for having me and hopefully they don't send me any speeding tickets the Porsche couldn't get to Croatia any faster!
for Business Travelersby A verified traveler
Tres bienPosted Sep 7, 2014 on Hotels.com
Pratique, propre et personnel tres sympathique
for Overnight Stay Before Destinationby MWfrom Paris
Hotel très agréablePosted Aug 7, 2014 on Hotels.com
Situé à 15mn du Dôme, c'est un hotel très agréable. Les chambres bénéficient du design moderne italien. Très bon petit déjeuner. Excellent choix pour une visite de la ville.
by A verified travelerfrom New York, NY
Not horrible, not amazing.Posted Jul 31, 2014
Pros: Location, design of space, and restaurant are good.
Cons: Rooms need renovations and the wifi access is dated.
I cannot say this hotel is horrible because it is not. Nonetheless, I can't say that I found it to be a 4 star hotel. It is hardly 3 stars. The location is great and the common spaces are well designed. The rooms on the other hand are a bit dated. The wifi is spotty, slow, and requires a new password every day (you have to get from main desk). Would I stay again, absolutely not. Nonetheless, it is definitely a great budget hotel in a great location. My biggest disappointment is that it is not accurately portrayed. I would say this is a 2.5 star hotel, not a 4 star hotel.


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Sarah finds herself surrounded by metal and muscle as she heads to this year's Truckfest Ireland, which took place at Balmoral Park in Lisburn on 16-17 August.
She chats to Lizard Lick's Ron Shirley and his cousin Johnny, even daring to ask just how real their US show - which sees them getting into all sorts of trouble as they repossess vehicles - can get.
"The first two seasons, the first 56 episodes, 100% (real). And then I got stabbed," Ronnie casually reveals, of the 'improvised reality' show.
Ooookay then.
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Another Truckfest celebrity guest and ex-TOWIE star Joey Essex talks to Sarah about his life since leaving the Australian jungle on I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!
It's been pretty reem, but there's just one problem ...
"I still don't know how to tell the time," he admits, showing Sarah his watch to get her to check if it's set to the right time. It isn't, Joey - it's not even set to the right date!
"I ain't wore it for a while, so actually the clock stopped. It's just a fashion statement."
Aww, bless.
I'm even more tanned than @JoeyEssex_ Reem! @UTVMag @UTVonAir pic.twitter.com/vEBRrmoVof— sarah travers (@TraversSarah) August 17, 2014
I'm even more tanned than @JoeyEssex_ Reem! @UTVMag @UTVonAir pic.twitter.com/vEBRrmoVof
And, back in the UTV rooftop garden studio, Sarah is joined by up-and-coming Holywood comedian Shane Todd and his stage alter-ego 'Mike McGoldrick'.
There will also be an opportunity to catch some of the best bits from this year's series.
Viewers can join in the conversation by tweeting @UTVMag during the show, using the hashtag #utvmag.
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This spring I was covering a Henry County Lady Cat softball game as well as a baseball game and track meet. I came to the softball game after it had already started and I was scrambling to get in position and get the camera settings right.
The Lady Cats' opponents had a runner on first and I was anticipating a stolen base attempt so I focused on the base runner as the pitch was delivered to the plate. I had guessed right. The runner did indeed attempt to steal second base.
Mikaela Cline fired the ball to second and Aly Stanley applied the tag in a bang-bang play that was very close. The umpire, who was in perfect position, called the base runner out and the chirping began from the visitor's dugout and stands.
When I looked at the picture I had taken, I realized that I had gotten the play at the very moment that Stanley applied the tag and sure enough the ump had gotten the call right. That's when I finally focused on who that umpire was — Jim "Cornbread" Stethen.
Stethen, 72, was, once again, umpiring a high school softball game. Later, I found out that he had been called at the last minute to fill in for an umpire who had been forced to miss the assignment and Stethen had arrived just before game time.
This is Stethen's eighth year as a softball umpire. Before that he umpired baseball for over 40 years. He is in his sixth decade as a basketball referee.
Later in the game Stanley attempted a steal herself and the play was very close. From my vantage point it looked as if she was out but Stethen called her safe and the chirping began again.
Luckily, I got the shot as the tag was applied and it showed that the visiting team's shortstop had applied the tag high on Stanley's shoulder, which had allowed Stanley to get to the bag safely. Stethen had gotten it right again.
I began to wonder why a man of his age would continue to take abuse from fans and coaches even when he was right.
Stethen was calling high school basketball games back in the 1970s when I played and was taking guff from the fans even then. I know coaches who think he should have retired long ago — like right after he started calling. They thought he was not a great ref even then. I remember as a coach that there were times when I didn't agree with his calls, but I always respected the fact that he would talk to me
about a call as long as I didn't "go over the line" and become abusive.
What I have come to realize since retiring from coaching is that he and most of the referees get the calls right the majority of the time. Fans, coaches and players never like it when a big call goes against their team and it's hard to keep things in perspective when you are passionate and in the heat of battle.
Last winter, I was covering the Henry County Invitational Tournament and Stethen arrived early for the second game, which he was calling. I had a chance to talk with Stethen and I expressed my admiration for him. I told him I thought it was great that he was still getting out there and running up and down the floor. He said with a smile and a chuckle, "I still love it. I love being around the kids. I love the game and I guess to be a referee you kind have to be different."
Stethen was inducted into the Eighth Region Hall of Fame during the Regional basketball tournament last season. He may be the only referee ever inducted.
I know some people reading this have witnessed my explosive outbursts directed at officials in the past and are probably laughing uncontrollably at the fact that I am expressing admiration for any referee but I truly admire Mr. Stethen and his contributions to thousands of high school games. Without people like him high school sports would not be possible.
So swallow your pride the next time you are at a game and say thanks to "Cornbread" for a lifetime of taking abuse and usually getting the call right.
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A few weeks ago I wrote an article about Deaf School All-American David Drury. I had tried to contact someone from the Kentucky School for the Deaf about him but because it was summer time it was hard to get in contact with someone who had seen him play.
Last week I finally received an email from his former football coach, Paul Smiley, and wanted to share his words with you.
"David was the best tight end in the 30 years that I was at KSD," Smiley said. "He was a great blocker and also an excellent pass catcher. He had the skills to catch any ball in his area, especially the difficult ones. He had a love for the game of football and never missed the practices or drills. He was not a 'rah rah' guy with a lot of signing or yelling, he was a man of few words and led by example with his impeccable work ethic.
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Stability rules commercial roost
Average year on sales front
This year will go down in the books as an average year for sales of investment properties in Winnipeg, according to preliminary data compiled by Colliers International.
The commercial real estate firm said with about a week left in the year, a total of 77 commercial properties had changed hands for about $425 million.
That dollar total is about on par with the yearly average for the last decade, the company said. And while it was also a 21.4 per cent improvement from 2012's tally of $350 million, it still fell well short of the record of $762 million set in 2007.
Don White, executive vice-president of national investment services with Colliers Winnipeg office, said the biggest difference between this year and 2007 was supply.
"If our market saw more volume on the listings side, we'd see more sales."
He also noted that, unlike in 2007, there weren't any large portfolios of properties that became available this year to help boost the year-end numbers.
He said one of the year's biggest transactions was last January's sale of two retail properties -- Madison Square on Ness Avenue and Rougeau Plaza on Regent Avenue -- to Toronto-based Stathallen Capital Corp. for $60 million.
Another was Artis Real Estate Investment Trust's acquisition of the remaining 50 per cent stake in the Royal Bank office tower at 220 Portage Ave. for $40 million. (It already owned the other 50 per cent).
White noted there was still a lot of interest in the Winnipeg market this year from out-of-province and institutional investors.
"Really what has happened is our city has become a very real secondary-investment market in Canada," he explained. "There is a lot of out-of-town money wanting to get into this market."
He said out-of-town investors like the fact Manitoba has a diversified and stable economy that doesn't see the kinds of wild fluctuations some other provinces experience.
They also like the fact Winnipeg is in Western Canada, which has been the country's best-performing region in recent years, he added.
Ken Jones, chairman of the Winnipeg Realtors Association's commercial division, agreed 2013 was "a somewhat typical year" for commercial real estate transactions.
"No one segment of the market hit any home runs, but they couldn't exactly be called stagnant, either."
Jones also cited the Royal Bank office tower deal as of the year's most notable investment-property transactions.
He said one of the highlights in the industrial sector was the unveiling of several new projects at CentrePort -- the new inland port that's under development on the western edge of the city. In the retail sector, he singled out the ongoing redevelopment of the former Canad Inns Stadium site into a new mixed-use development that will include the city's first and only stand-alone Target department store.
"And last, and arguably the least, was the office market," he said, "which mostly consisted of the continuing shell game of existing tenants moving from one location to another, with unfortunately very few requirements from new companies coming to Winnipeg."
Jones, who is an office-leasing specialist with Shindico Realty Inc., said another interesting aspect of 2013 was the rash of exciting new capital works projects that were announced.
Among them were the proposed SkyCity Centre retail/condominium development on Graham Avenue, the $180-million-plus expansion of the RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg, the proposed redevelopment of the James Avenue pumping station on Waterfront Drive, the proposed Grant Park Pavilions mixed-use development on Taylor Avenue and the commencement of work on a new Alt Hotel, which is part of the 311 Portage Avenue at Centrepoint development.
"The list is impressive by any standard," he said, "and with any luck, they will all reach full potential."
Jones said that with all these developments taking place, "2014 should be very interesting, indeed."
"And I'm anticipating (this) will not go unnoticed by the major national and international players who will be attending the Winnipeg Real Estate Forum scheduled for the spring," he added.
White also predicted local and out-of-province investors and developers will be watching closely to see how quickly all of this retail, office and multi-family residential space is absorbed into the market.
"The developers will build it if the people demonstrate a willingness to pay for it," he added.
Know of any newsworthy or interesting trends or developments in the local office, retail, or industrial real estate sectors? Let real estate reporter Murray McNeill know at the email address below, or at 204-697-7254.
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It has also emerged that some of United Biscuits' directors would stand to receive more than £1m each if control of the company changed hands. The directors have additionally benefited by changes to the company's long-term incentive scheme. New rules make it easier for the directors to make big cash gains.
United Biscuits has sent out notices under section 212 of the Companies Act, which force nominees listed on the company's share register to divulge the beneficial owner of the stake. The company recently stepped up its surveillance of nominee accounts to flush out holdings in excess of 70,000 shares.
John Warren, finance director, said: "Every time we pick up a paper United Biscuits is down as a likely candidate for takeover. Given that situation, it is likely United Biscuits' management are keeping a close eye on the share register."
The Stock Exchange is investigating a 23p jump in the share price a week last Friday. It fell 19p on the following Monday. Market sources believe the rise was caused by a maverick broker talking up bid rumours to make a quick profit.
In the event of a takeover, United Biscuits' executive directors, who are all on three-year rolling contracts, could be in line for pay-outs that in some cases would top £1m.
Eric Nicoli, the chief executive, on a base salary for 1994 of £386,250, could expect more than £1.15m to buy his contract out. Brian Chadburn, the head of the company's US operation, who is paid $556,400, could take away $1.67m (£1.1m).
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Speaking about Cousins' potential over the next three games, Shanahan started talking about the former Michigan State quarterback's future with the team.
"If he lights it up, hey, maybe we can bring a first-round draft choice back to this organization, and say hey, who are we gonna take in the first round," Shanahan said, via the Washington Post. "And I think by him playing and Robert not playing, it gives us a chance to have a few options for our organization that we wouldn't normally have, and the safety of our quarterback going into the offseason is preserved. . . . His value can only go up. It cannot go down. It can only go up."
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Brain capillary endothelial cells form the blood–brain barrier (BBB), a highly selective permeability membrane between the blood and the brain. Besides tight junctions that prevent small hydrophilic compounds from passive diffusion into the brain tissue, the endothelial cells express different families of drug efflux transport proteins that limit the amount of substances penetrating the brain. Two prominent efflux transporters are the breast cancer resistance protein and P-glycoprotein (P-gp). During inflammatory reactions, which can be associated with an altered BBB, pro-inflammatory cytokines are present in the systemic circulation. We, therefore, investigated the effect of the pro-inflammatory cytokines interleukin-1β (IL-1β), interleukin-6 (IL-6) and tumor necrosis factor-α (TNF-α) on the expression and activity of BCRP and P-gp in the human hCMEC/D3 cell line. BCRP mRNA levels were significantly reduced by IL-1β, IL-6 and TNF-α. The strongest BCRP suppression at the protein level was observed after IL-1β treatment. IL-1β, IL-6 and TNF-α also significantly reduced the BCRP activity as assessed by mitoxantrone uptake experiments. P-gp mRNA levels were slightly reduced by IL-6, but significantly increased after TNF-α treatment. TNF-α also increased protein expression of P-gp but the uptake of the P-gp substrate rhodamine 123 was not affected by any of the cytokines. This in vitro study indicates that expression levels and activity of BCRP, and P-gp at the BBB may be altered by acute inflammation, possibly affecting the penetration of their substrates into the brain.
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- Title
- Regulation of BCRP (ABCG2) and P-Glycoprotein (ABCB1) by Cytokines in a Model of the Human Blood–Brain Barrier
- Journal
Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology
Volume 30, Issue 1 , pp 63-70
- Cover Date
- 2010-01-01
- 10.1007/s10571-009-9431-1
- Print ISSN
- 0272-4340
- Online ISSN
- 1573-6830
- Publisher
- Springer US
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Blood–brain barrier
- P-Glycoprotein
- Interleukin-6
- Interleukin-1 beta
- Tumor necrosis factor-alpha
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Birk Poller (1)
- Jürgen Drewe (1)
- Stephan Krähenbühl (1)
- Jörg Huwyler (2)
- Heike Gutmann (3)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology, University Hospital of Basel, 4031, Basel, Switzerland
- 2. Department of Pharmaceutical Technology, University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland, 4132, Basel, Switzerland
- 3. Novartis Pharma AG, Novartis Institute for Biomedical Research, TS, DMPK, Fabrikstrasse 14, 4057, Basel, Switzerland


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- 2. 25 dried bay leaves
- 3. 3 1/4 teaspoons dried thyme
- 4. 3 1/4 teaspoons dried oregano
- 5. 1 1/2 teaspoons whole black peppercorns
- 6. 3 tablespoons Konriko brand or other hot Creole seasoning
- 7. 2 teaspoons garlic powder
- 8. 4 gallons peanut oil
- This recipe should be made outdoors; making it in the kitchen is too dangerous.
- 1. Wash turkey inside and out under cold running water; pat dry. Finely grind bay leaves in spice grinder; transfer to small bowl. Finely grind thyme, oregano, and peppercorns separately; add to bay leaves. Mix in Creole seasoning and garlic powder.
- 2. Rub 1/3 spice mixture on inside of turkey, 1/3 under skin of breast, and 1/3 on outside of turkey; place in roasting pan. Cover; marinate overnight in refrigerator or up to 24 hours.
- 3. Bring turkey to room temperate. Using a wooden skewer, thread neck flap securely to bottom of turkey. Fold wing tips under. Using steel or aluminum wire, truss legs and tail's nose together securely; form a handle with wire. This will enable you to hold turkey while submerging in hot oil.
- 4. Heat oil in 10-gallon pot with liner basket over high heat until temperature registers 360 degrees. Holding turkey by handle, immerse in oil. Maintain temperature at 360 degrees while frying. Fry until golden brown, about 45 minutes, or 3 minutes per pound.
- 5. Lift turkey from oil; transfer to a wire rack over a roasting pan. Drain for 15 minutes. Serve.
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Jakey G turns 26 today! In honor of his birthday we are posting the perfect guy collage that In Touch created which includes the adorable Jake. I guess when you take Jake's eyes, Patrick Dempsey's hair and Orlando Bloom's lips you get a guy that's not quite as hot as any of them separately. Guess good genes wins out for this one. But we've got to give them props for trying. We only wish it were this easy!
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woodycakes 7 years
thats scary but happy birthday jake!
SaRaH-22 8 years
haha sashak...i say brad from meet joe black...i think his character in that movie made me love him a lil more! (and this comes from a not so big B.P fan!)
Imabeliever 8 years
sashak..of Brad in Fight Club or Thelma and Lousie..or any Brad will do..right? If Santa does bring him for Xmas..can I borrow him? ______________________________________________________ King and Queen of Crazy Town!
Imabeliever 8 years
They used Brad in the People's Perfect Man..since they were already ripping off the idea..I guess they didn't want to use the same men. ______________________________________________________ King and Queen of Crazy Town!
sashak 8 years
ps. If Brad from Troy is not possible, then Brad from Snatch will do nicely. Please make him talk w/ the accent thanks again
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Dear Santa, I ahve been a very good girl all year & I would like Brad from Troy, please. Then I can be very naughty!! Thanks!
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Oh.. well.. ehm... very.. bad! If neither of you want Orlando I'll take him... No protests from me! ;) ______________________________________ \Don't chase the beat of your heart/
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At first look I thought it was Jake and was thinking to myself, "Poor Jake. What the heck happened to him?" Orlando's lips and Ben's chin are the worst parts. I vote for Jesse Metcalfe. :)
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Orlando's lips? How about Matt Damon's smile? Where's Brad?
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Um. Ew.
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Operating MDC may bring legal woes for province
Firm exploring class action after victory in Ontario
For years, advocates for the mentally and physically disabled have demanded the province close the Manitoba Developmental Centre and relocate its residents to group homes to provide better care.
For just as many years, the province has resisted those demands -- despite no longer admitting new patients to the Portage la Prairie facility and placing many others in group homes -- allowing MDC to live on indefinitely.
However, the province may no longer be able to duck the issue of the MDC and its continued existence if a Toronto law firm weighs in on the debate.
Koskie Minsky, which last fall won a $35-million settlement against Ontario for abuse suffered by residents of facilities for the developmentally disabled, is looking to file a similar class-action suit in Manitoba.
Celeste Poltak, a lawyer with Koskie Minsky, said her firm would very much like to launch a class action for MDC residents, although it has not yet identified a representative plaintiff on whose behalf an action could be filed. Poltak said it is her firm's policy not to directly approach anyone to serve as a lead plaintiff. However, with the additional publicity surrounding the Huronia settlement, Poltak said it is her hope someone will come forward.
"We're certainly trying to get the word out across the country about how the case was resolved in Ontario," Poltak said in an interview.
Threatening a lawsuit is certainly a long way away from filing a lawsuit, and the province, contacted last week, declined to comment on Koskie Minsky's interest in Manitoba.
Still, this is one of the country's leading class-action firms with a record of success that will, should a suit be filed, command the province's attention.
Koskie Minsky was a lead firm in the residential schools class action, and has also recently filed suit against Ontario for abuse suffered by child wards of the Crown.
Poltak noted the Huronia case has many points of resonance for the experience of residents of the MDC.
The Huronia Regional Centre in Orilla, north of Toronto, had been operated by the Province of Ontario for more than 133 years when it was finally shuttered in 2009. The firm had originally sought $2 billion in compensation for about 4,500 individuals who had been residents in the facility between 1945 and 2009.
It had been expected a trial would have taken nearly four years to complete, Poltak said. Last September, the province announced it had reached a settlement. Residents who either did not suffer direct abuse, or cannot describe it in specific detail, may receive as little as $2,000; those who detail specific incidents of abuse will receive up to $42,000.
A similar class action in Manitoba could very well put the province in a difficult position. Despite general agreement the MDC should be closed, the province has been slow to relocate the remaining 220 residents.
For a long time, successive provincial governments in Manitoba have resisted calls to close the MDC, once home to more than 1,100 residents, because even in its diminished form, it remains a major employer in Portage la Prairie.
However, in the mid-2000s a complaint to the Manitoba Human Rights Commission resulted in a deal with the province to move 49 residents out of MDC into group homes. The complaint was filed after the NDP government announced it was spending $40 million to renovate the aging institution.
Demands to shutter MDC intensified in February when a provincial court judge released an inquest report into the 2011 death of a 51-year-old woman who had been a resident of the facility for more than 40 years.
The woman slipped down in her wheelchair and was strangled by a seatbelt. The inquest concluded a lack of staff -- there were only two nursing assistants on staff to oversee more than two dozen residents the night the woman died -- and poor communication led to the death.
However, the judge said it was beyond his authority to close the MDC.
Poltak said closure of the facility is not necessarily a goal of the class action. As well, any decision to close the MDC before a class action was filed would not, on its own, defuse the suit. Poltak noted the Huronia suit was filed several years after it was closed.
At one time, large institutional facilities were considered de rigueur for the treatment of the developmentally disabled. However, quite a long time ago, disabled activists proved that for a gross majority of those residents, institutional care was not only unnecessary, it was dangerous and unhealthy.
For many years, successive governments in Manitoba made political decisions to keep the MDC open even as evidence about better, healthier options continued to accumulate.
If a class action is filed on behalf of the residents of the MDC, we'll finally get to see just how expensive those political decisions were.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition June 2, 2014 B2
Updated on Monday, June 2, 2014 at 9:35 AM CDT: Corrects spelling of Koskie Minsky
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- Trucking firm in mourning after driver killed in crash
- Mounties launch investigation into $210-M police HQ project
- Teen's death manslaughter, court rules
- Man arrested after woman found dead in motel
- Woman, 29, dies of stab wounds
- Roommate sentenced to 15 years for grisly killing
- Gang members get lengthy sentences for killing teen rival
- Pedestrian in hospital after being hit by bus
- Semi driver dies in collision at Lagimodiere, Dugald
- Human rights complaints piling up in Manitoba
- Teacher pulled from classroom
- Semi driver dies in collision at Lagimodiere, Dugald
- Twelve arrested, including former city council candidate; weapons and drugs
- Selby among victims of debit card-skimming scam
- Trucking firm in mourning after driver killed in crash
- Buses collide near Northgate Shopping Centre
- Kelvin HS teacher put on paid leave after offensive Facebook post about aboriginal people
- Woman found dead in a motel room southeast of Winnipeg; police call it suspicious
- Woman, 29, dies of stab wounds
- Mounties launch investigation into $210-M police HQ project
- Slain man leaves behind nine children
- 'Bannock Lady' faces $3,000 in tickets; vehicle seized
- Teacher pulled from classroom
- 'Fun party for two' ends in tragedy
- Liquor strike possible for Christmas
- Photos released of suspects in coat heist
- Semi driver dies in collision at Lagimodiere, Dugald
- Twelve arrested, including former city council candidate; weapons and drugs
- Keep car windows clear or face fine: police
- RCMP investigate allegations of doctored invoices, improper payment
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