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Ruby McBee had to leave her daughter's grave behind when she and her husband left that country in 1955. Their 10-year-old daughter, Marilyn, died in 1954 from polio and the couple could not leave the country with her body. She was buried in a cemetery at Menzel Bagh.
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JHBW:DS also has bad reflux and MSPI. His GI doctor said absolutely no solids until 6 months because his digestive system is very sensitive. He is on percription formula because even the milk/ soy free over the counter stuff was too hard on his system. It's going to be hard to hold out since he is already so interested in watching us eat and acts like he wants what we have, but I am definitely going to wait. He was miserable before the prescription formula, so I want to make sure his digestive system is fully developed before introducing anything else.
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Chicago Blackhawks' Marian Hossa (81) of Russia, falls down after taking a hit from Phoenix Coyotes' Raffi Torres (37) during the first period of Game 3 of an NHL hockey Stanley Cup first-round playoff series in Chicago, Tuesday, April 17, 2012. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)
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If Andrew Shaw's hit on Phoenix goalie Mike Smith was worth a three-game suspension, what does the Coyotes' Raffi Torres get for sending Marian Hossa off the ice on a stretcher Tuesday night?
Concurrent life sentences in the penalty box?
Or Player of the Week honors?
You never know with Brendan Shanahan, the NHL's chief disciplinarian.
Chicago anxiously awaits his unique brand of justice.
"I don't know what to expect anymore,'' captain Jonathan Toews said. "I don't think anyone does.''
Torres wasn't penalized for a vicious shoulder-to-the-head hit that left the Hawks star immobilized in the first period.
"The refereeing tonight was a disgrace,'' coach Joel Quenneville said after the 3-2 overtime loss.
This being hockey, no one was saying how badly Hossa was injured, or even if he was injured. He was released from the hospital, and the Hawks said they were encouraged by his test results.
What brought the United Center crowd to its feet in anger Tuesday wasn't just the hit on Hossa but what had come before it in this first-round playoff series.
Smith had flopped around like a boated salmon after Shaw hit him along the boards Saturday night. It was a terrible acting job by the Coyotes' goalie, who spun around, threw his gloves into the air and likely would have been heard screaming "Stella!" had he been miked. The only people who didn't see it that way were Phoenix fans and those who think Adam Sandler should give Shakespeare a try.
Shanahan, who suspended Shaw for three games Tuesday, seems to fit in both categories. The Hawks were without Shaw for Game 3 Tuesday night, and wherever you fall on the law-and-order spectrum, that made some sense. He had hit Smith behind the Phoenix net in Game 2 and received a major penalty and a game misconduct for charging the goalie. There would have to be a reckoning.
But three games for a hit that didn't knock Smith out of the game?
Hossa was motionless on the ice before taken by ambulance to the hospital. That's what a cheap shot looks like.
A year ago to the day, Torres, then with Vancouver, did the same thing to the Hawks' Brent Seabrook. The league didn't discipline him for that hit. This time?
No one in his or her right mind would have confidence in the NHL doing the right thing.
There wouldn't be an uproar right now if Shanahan had been consistent in some of his recent rulings. When he didn't suspend Nashville's Shea Weber for slamming the head of Detroit's Henrik Zetterberg into the glass last week, it gave the Hawks hope. Shaw's infraction didn't look nearly as violent. More importantly, it didn't look nearly as intentional.
The unevenness of Shanahan's rulings makes you wonder what the guy has in his Gatorade bottle. He gave the Rangers' Carl Hagelin three games for elbowing Ottawa's Daniel Alfredsson in the head Saturday. Shanahan explained that the suspension for that offense was three games because Alfredsson had exhibited concussion-like symptoms.
Fine, but wasn't that Smith we saw in net for the Coyotes on Tuesday night? If Smith didn't have a concussion, why was Shaw's suspension as heavy as Hagelin's?
Shaw made a reasonable effort at the end of the play to avoid contact, but that's not how the NHL saw it.
It was the culmination of a bizarre series of events, or non-events, led by Shanahan. He interviewed Shaw on Monday and then immediately went to radio silence. There was no word on Shaw's fate for more than 24 hours. Coyotes coach Dave Tippett played his role perfectly, not letting Smith practice Monday and not making his goalie available to the media Tuesday morning. Brilliant.
Shanahan seemed to read deep meaning in Smith's lockdown, but as the Hawks waited (and waited) for a ruling, it still looked pretty simple:
You either thought it was an intentional hit or you didn't.
That doesn't sound too difficult. But pyramids are built faster than the time it took for Shanahan to make a decision. When he finally announced the three-game suspension, the long delay seemed like a quaint frustration. In a matter of minutes, the story went from indecision to injustice.
Shaw's absence is not a huge loss for the team, but it hurts over a three-game span.
No Hossa? Now that's a huge loss.
It's the playoffs, and players can't be blamed if they have no idea of what's permissible and what's not on the ice. The only thing they know for sure is that Shanahan looks lost. Almost as lost as Hossa looked as he was wheeled off the ice Tuesday night.


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When it comes to falling for that perfect property, men and women are turned on by different attributes, reveals a new survey.
Almost seven out of ten people in a survey by the website by realtor.com released ahead of Valentine's Day, admit they have had a 'home crush' – a home they liked so much that they were drawn back to looking at it more than once online or in person.
Men are more promiscuous, moving from one home to another more frequently, and women fall in love with homes that are out of their league, the survey of 1,000 respondents finds.
"If you've found yourself swooning over a house you just can't get out of your head, you're not alone," says realtor.com, the website of the National Association of Realtors, in the United States.
It Chief Marketing Officer, Barbara O'Connor, explains, "We conducted the survey to see how searching for 'the one' in real estate correlates to searching for 'the one' in love, and we found that they are very similar.
"Buyers have to evaluate crushes based on turn-ons and turn-offs and whether the home is in their league, so they often find themselves spending a good amount of time checking out their crush online."
As with romance, men and women respond to their home crushes quite differently. Women are more likely than men to have a crush on a home that is financially out of their league, with 59% admitting to wanting to overspend, compared to 30% of men.
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Many people search websites for information about their health concerns. But, there are many health oriented websites to choose from and consumers don't always have good ways to sort out the information they are reading. For example, the New York Times magazine ran a small but significant story on the difference between WebMD and the MayoClinic websites. The Times reported on the hearings on WebMD held by Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa. In those hearings, the connection between WebMD and pharmaceutical manufacturers was documented in some detail. And, the advice given on that website seems shaped by that connection – directly promoting pharmaceutical treatments to those searching for insights into their medical conditions.
The pharmaceutical industry has long been criticized for seeming to focus more on marketing than research and development. And, indeed, the industry has done an excellent job at marketing their products. For decades, the pharmaceutical industry has been a top performer when evaluated on profit margins. In 2008, the industry had the third highest return on revenues at 19.3 percent (after network communications and Internet services), according to data published on Fortune Magazine's website. Medical products and equipment were next at 16.3 percent. In contrast, in the same year, pharmacies and other health services had a three percent return, medical care facilities, 2.4 percent, and health insurance and managed care, 2.2 percent.
The industry hasn't done anything wrong in achieving these margins: they have succeeded within the financial and regulatory structure in the US. And, there is no question that pharmaceutical products have made a huge difference in the quality of life and longevity of many people. But, there have also been serious questions raised and studies done on the balance between marketing and research and development.
The National Institutes of Health have become so concerned about the lack of new drugs in the pipeline that they have announced that they will be starting their own drug development center. With $1 billion in funding, the new National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences is designed to spark new research. And while $1 billion in funding for drug research is a relatively small number compared to the almost $46 billion spent by the industry on drug development in 2009, it is nonetheless a significant statement by the NIH.
While there is much debate on the exact amount being spent by the pharmaceutical industry on marketing, there is no question that the industry spends a lot. Indeed, some researchers believe that the industry spends more on marketing than on research and development.
All of which brings us back to the New York Times' article about health websites. As I said, as a whole, there is nothing that the pharmaceutical industry is doing that isn't within the rules of what they are permitted to do. And, whether or not those rules should be changed – rules related to patents, direct to consumer advertising, pricing and regulation – is a topic for another post.
What is extremely important, however, is for consumers to be aware when they are being marketed to and when they are getting impartial, unbiased information. Unfortunately, in today's world of searches on the web, that is not always clear. So, before taking medical advice verbatim from a website, it would be well to read the fine print about sponsors, advertisers, and conflict of interest policies enforced by the site. In other words, don't stop at researching your medical conditions: research your websites, too.
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I'm enclosing for you some pictures of our "pumpkin" children -- Geboo and Jojo -- whom we adopted from you in Oct/Nov 2007. Together with Gauss, they welcome a little sister, Molly, in August. Molly had been passed from neighbor to neighbor and was living outside in already 50-degree weather north of Ithaca. She was 12 weeks old but looked eight weeks because she was malnourished. Molly is now fat and chubby and terrorizes her siblings to get them to play with her. :)
As for me, yes, I'm still allergic to cats and yes, I still get weekly allergy shots so I can live with them.
All the best to you, Katrin.
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PAG approves contract for new director
The Pima Association of Governments Regional Council has approved an annual contract for the next executive director for the Regional Transportation Authority and PAG.
Moghimi to head Regional Transportation Authority and PAG
The Pima Association of Governments and the Regional Transportation Authority named Farhad Moghimi to be executive director.
2 finalists named for job of PAG/RTA director
Two finalists have been named for the executive director's job at the Pima Association of Governments and the Regional Transportation Authority.
Work on I-19 interchange at Ajo moved up to 2015
Drivers will have to wait in congested traffic at the Interstate 19 interchange at Ajo Way for only two more years instead of five.
County idea: Keep expiring gas tax, use funds to fix crumbling streets
County Administrator Chuck Huckelberry and the Pima Association of Governments want the state to raise gas taxes, with the extra money dedicated to patching the holes in local streets, not the ones in the state budget.
Road runner: Over half of Tucson-area roads rated in poor condition, analysis finds
A new report card about traffic congestion and pothole problems on Tucson-area streets tells us - as if we hadn't noticed - that things are crowded and bumpy out there.
Road runner: Over half of Tucson-area road rated in poor condition, analysis finds
Vehicles back up at Ina and Oracle roads, one of three area intersections with the highest traffic congestion, as rated in the Pima Association of Governments analysis. The morning rush-hour delay at this intersection averages about 1.9 minutes.
Road runner: Over half of Tucson-area road rated in poor condition, analysis finds
At Ina and Oracle roads, traffic regularly backs up at rush hour. The intersection is rated as one of the top three for traffic congestion.
Tucson business leaders ask state to speed work on two freeway interchanges
Tucson can't wait for improvements to "absolutely critical" freeway interchanges, business leaders told transportation officials Friday.
Cost of new office space for agency rises by $1M
The Pima Association of Governments agreed in May to be the anchor tenant of One East Broadway, under construction on the northeast corner of Stone Avenue and Broadway. Costs for the office space have increased $1 million over original estimates.
Cost of new office space for agency rises by $1M
Rent for the Pima Association of Governments offices at One East Broadway, now under construction, is projected at about $32.54 per square foot or about $860,000 a year. Original estimates were about $700,500.
Cost of new Tucson office space for Pima Association of Governments rises by $1M
The cost for the Pima Association of Governments' new downtown office has ballooned by $1 million over initial estimates, records show.
Area towns face 'cataclysm' if revenue stream is cut off
A recommendation by the state Tax Simplification Task Force could cost Southern Arizona cities and towns millions of dollars.
Area towns face 'cataclysm' if revenue stream is cut off
The new Sahuarita Road bridge will cross the Santa Cruz River. Sahuarita will collect around $323,000 in construction sales tax for the project. If the construction sales tax were eliminated, the town would collect less than $3,000.
2 Tucson road projects here may be delayed
NOGALES, Ariz. - Two big Tucson-area transportation projects are at risk of more delays and cuts due to reduced revenue forecasts at the Arizona Department of Transportation.
Potholes' price tag reaches $2 billion
A pickup truck turns onto East Bellevue Street from North Rosemont Boulevard, just missing a pothole. A State of the Roads report is due out next month.
PAG/RTA chief Hayes resigning in ill health
Gary Hayes, executive director of the Pima Association of Governments since 2004, is stepping down due to health problems.
Potholes' price tag reaches $2 billion
The Tucson area's pothole problem has grown into a $2 billion budget buster.
Road runner: PAG may grade area roads, as in 'D' for deep ruts
Local governments might start grading roads.
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Extremely disgustedfrom piggyjes
Not an amzing hotel, but great for the pricefrom Whitsundays_Local
I stayed in the superior crown tower and found the room to be clean, comfortable and only negative was it was slightly dated.
The rest of the hotel was clean, friendly but certainly didn't have any personal touch/service, but what would you expect from a hotel that big.
It was undergoing renovations in the lobby (Nov 05), but this didn't affect me in any way, except a few paint fumes when booking in.
Location was convenient, 5-8 minutes to sky train, 10 minutes to river terminal and 10 minutes to the night markets/Pat Pong.
Overall, for a reasonable place to stay at a mid price range, it was great.
Unremarkable hotelfrom A TripAdvisor Member
dreadful hotel in a good location!from lauralou1
I imagine that 20+ years ago this was a lovely hotel and probably when all the refurbs are finished it may be again, but at the moment it is in a tired state.
The bedrooms were ok, nothing special, abit dark due to the dark navey carpet and dark drab bedding. On the plus side a very comfy, massive, soft bed though.
Pretty much the only excellent comment we can find is that it was in a great central location but if this is the sort of hotel you should expect, we'll stick to the Amari Atrium next time, as it is bright, modern and classy at a slightly cheaper price, albeit further out!!
Super service on the 23rd floorfrom A TripAdvisor Member
The hotel itself has been undergoing gradual refurbishment over the past 12 months and the results in the lobby and in the rooms are very attractive.
The Club floor rooms give you access to the comfortable Club lounge on the 23rd floor with all day refreshments available. What sets the 23rd floor at the Holiday Inn apart from many of its Club competitors is the friendly and efficient staff. Nothing is too much trouble and you are genuinely made to feel very welcome. I was particularly impressed by the friendly check out and being made to feel like more than just another guest.
A Wonderful Surprisefrom RPaderna
Great value!from IBCD
Executive Suite: You need to get this! For an extra $10 per night, you have access to the free Happy Hour (drinks and snacks) during 6-8 PM, free terminals for internet access, superior room, separate check-in, free pressing for clothes, etc.
Location: Convenient to highway (which matters a lot in Bangkok traffic). All taxi drivers immediately know where it is, which is handy when you don't know Thai and so cannot give him directions. Convenient to restaurants and shopping.
Facilities: Large clean room with superior service. Elegant lobby. Very good free breakfast with huge selection. Nice pool which was mostly unused.
Service: We were elegantly served by the people at the desk in the Executive section. They made every effort to make sure that we were comfortable.
Good price - Good location - Good experiencefrom iamlisad
Excellent Food, Friendly Staff, Inadequate Air-Conditioningfrom nevuel
ll be back !!!from A TripAdvisor Member
Complimentary breakfast was also served in the Lounge with an equally good choice of made to order hot entrees & cold food. Thankfully this was available since I checked out the breakfast place & there was a very long line. I really think the executive club upgrade is worth the price with the more personalized attention that you receive as well as all the other inclusive benefits.
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dont be afraid of taxis in Bangkok There are so many scams and conmen in Bangkok - I was told on myh first day that a major site was closed, when it wasnt by someone official looking, who then recommended I take a tuktuk to see other sites in the city. I ignored him and went to the site anyway (Grand Palace) which was open as normal despite the lying in state for recently deceased Princess). However I was hesitant to take taxies until I realised they were cheap. The Thai Tourist booth girl told me just to make sure that the meter starts at 35 baht. Once I felt confident about that all was fine. One taxi driver asked me 'how much do I want to pay' for the trip I was taking. I told him that I saw her didnt have the meter on, and that I know I had paid 60 for the same journey earlier that day, so fi he didnt agree to that, then to let me out and I would find another cab. He mumbled something and turned on the meter. He was also the only taxi driver I didnt tip - although its all cheaper than London, its the principle.
Great restaurant Go to Banyan tree hotel near silom and you will find a restaurant in the top of a 67 story building in open air, that will allow you to have a 360º view over Bangkok. Great food and not very expensive. Normally you have to book 1 or 2 days before but if you go there before sunset most probably you will get a table and a nice show.
What's so great abt Bangkok? Nothing great at all abt the shopping. If u want the real stuff, you pay for it...much more than in Singapore or KL. If you're after the cheap imitation stuff, then yes, you're in piracy heaven. DVDs are cheaper in Bali...clothes cheaper (and better) in SIN or KUL...lamguage can be a real problem. the only positive thing is if you're looking for culture and art and some home decor items. Don't waste yr time in Suan Lung market (overpriced and rude)...stick to Chatuchak and be prepared for heat, crowds and loads of bargaining. My wife's style of bargaining was to offer 1/3 of what they quote and move up from there. But only do so if you're serious abt buying...or else u run the risk of pissing them off. Also helps if u have in yr head what price you're willing to pay in the end. (It's called "discipline"). Patpong market is not bad but again a pain with all the girlie bars around.
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Benefits of Newport-to-B.I. ferry
Although some details remain to be worked out, the city of Newport is ready to welcome Interstate Navigation's new high-speed ferry to Block Island.
The vessel, a used catamaran being overhauled, should begin its three trips a day sometime in late June, according to Michael R. McElroy, lawyer for the ferry company.
And Newport's tourism and city officials already anticipate the ferry, called the Islander, will have economic benefits.
Those benefits will come not from new jobs — at least not immediately, because Interstate will not be hiring additional workers. The ferry company is eliminating the traditional ferry that ran once a day from Fort Adams in Newport and transferring the crew to the high-speed ferry.
Rather, Newport and Interstate officials are hopeful that the opportunity to travel quickly between the two tourist destinations will mean more business for the shops and restaurants in both locations, which in turn could create jobs.
"We are very excited about this, and are looking forward to what we hope will be a very dynamic [tourist] season," said Evan Smith, president of Discover Newport, the agency that promotes city tourism.
Newport intends to promote Block Island as just one more thing to do for the tourist who is spending a few days or a week in the City by the Sea. In other words, after they've seen the mansions on Ocean Drive, strolled Cliff Walk and taken a winery tour, these visitors to Aquidneck Island might be persuaded to extend their stay to explore the real island to their south.
And, turnabout being fair play, Newport hopes to benefit from the return trip. Whether these passengers be Block Island visitors or residents, they will now have a chance to have lunch in Newport, visit a museum, or do some upscale shopping with two convenient return times.
The Islander will live in Point Judith and travel to Perrotti Park in downtown Newport every morning at 8 a.m., arriving at 8:40 a.m. (this leg is open to passengers). It will depart for Block Island at 9 a.m., 12:05 p.m. and 6:45 p.m. The boat will leave Old Harbor on Block Island for Newport at 10:30 a.m. and 5:05 p.m. The trip takes one hour. The Islander will then take her final run of the day, leaving Block Island at 8:15 p.m. and arriving in Point Judith at 8:45 p.m. That final leg of the day also is open to passengers. The fast ferry will run beginning June 29 through September 2, according to McElroy.
The company expects to carry about 130 passengers a day to Block Island from Newport, according to testimony given by Joshua Linda, vice president of Interstate Navigation, during its recent rate increase filing before the state Public Utilities Commission. The company proposed a rate of $25 for a one-way ticket or $50 round-trip, and expects that the Islander will not be profitable until its third year.


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State regulatory data show that car title loans remain big business in Virginia.
According to data from the State Corporation Commission, Virginia car title lenders doled out more than 161,500 loans worth about $180 million in 2012.
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Great app for film processing
December 2007
First off...FlexTime is a great application. Nice work and thank you.
My primary use for the software is for timing the steps in film processing. FlexTime is well suited for this as I can enter times for each step in the processing routine, start the routine and then not have to touch the computer again until it's done (don't really want to get photo chemicals on my macbook pro and all). I can also save routines for different film and developer combinations...fantastic.
Now a couple of small suggestions...
1.) Countdown or warning at the end of of a step.
I'd love an option to turn on a countdown or warning at the end of a step. Something as simple as a tick on the second for the last 5-10 seconds would be perfect. "tick-tick-tick-tick-ding! next step" Minuteur does this as an example (another great app for single-step timing).
2.) Allow specifying an interval time in addition to (or instead of) a number of intervals.
When processing film, you have to agitate the container every minute within a given step. FlexTime's "At Intervals" option is almost perfect for this. For example, in an 8 minute step, I can say "At Intervals: 7 times between start and finish play sound X", which will cue me to agitate the container every minute on the minute in the step.
This works, however from a usability perspective it's not immediately obvious how the intervals will be calculated. I had to try a couple different values before figuring out the right one (the value that would line up the interval time on the minute). Had I been able to specify a time value (Every 1 minute play this sound) I would have gotten it right on the first try.
Also, if the total step time is not a whole minute, say 7.5 mins, I don't think it's possible to have the intervals line up on the minute. Not a huge deal, sure, but sometimes I'm juggling other things like pouring the chemicals for the next step and being able to predict the next agitation at a glance is nice.
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Great usage scenario, I hadn't thought about film processing but it makes perfect sense!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I can see the value of those ideas and will think about how to try to incorporate them.
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In about a week I will be having an attack of Spousal Assisted G.A.S.
My wife so badly wanted to go on a trip to Toronto to shop at the designer boutiques on the Bloor St area that when I voiced concern that I wanted to wait until I could afford to do some shopping of my own she offered to pay for what I was after. :o
So in about a week I'm going to be the proud owner of a new strat. :)
I can't wait to get up there and get my opportunity to go through all those music stores and find my ultamate strat. I've narrowed it down to a '87 Strat Plus I found online with one of the vintage shops in the area, or a Clapton Signature or a Beck Signature or an American Deluxe.
The American Deluxe can be found anywhere but the Clapton and Beck models are not so easy to track down but I think I found a store that has them in stock.
I suspect the '87 Strat Plus is going to be the best value as it is one of the first production models to be made in USA after CBS sold the company to the current owners making it a bit of a historic piece. It was also the first year that the Strat Plus variation was produced as well as the first production model to have Lace Sensor pickups, a roller nut, locking tuners and the TBX tone control which I'm sure is on the current American Deluxe along with the S1 Switching system. The only difference between the Plus and the 90's Beck model is the TBX control and the only differnces between it and the 80's/90's Clapton models is the roller nut on the Plus and the addition of an active mid boost on the Clapton.
Of course the newer Beck/Clapton models no longer have Lace Sensors; but if they feel and sound as nice as I'm expecting, I may just spend the extra money for a brand new guitar despite my expectation that the Strat Plus is soon going to become one of the most sought after models since the pre-CBS era.


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Dry history comes to life with poetry, song
It's been a grand week of historical celebration in Winnipeg.
Tonight, the festivities marking the bicentenary of the Selkirk settlers' arrival will culminate in a gala dinner at Winnipeg Convention Centre.
Last Friday evening at The Forks, I had the privilege of riding in one of the York boats that were rowed into the historic port to inaugurate the Red River Gathering barge festival.
It was a transcendent experience. A recently formed local men's chorus, the Riel Gentlemen's Choir, had the role of singing in robust harmony as they rowed two York boats (reproductions built to 5/6 the scale of historic ones) and paddled a 10-man canoe.
I was a passenger in the tenor boat. Most of the 26 singers are in their 20s and are nature lovers. One of their stated goals is to bring back honour and chivalry.
Even before the event started, as we bobbed on the Red River waiting for the signal to row, the oarsmen spontaneously broke into Stan Rogers' folk classic Northwest Passage, a Celtic-inflected song so stirring in its evocation of "a land so wide and savage," it's been called our unofficial national anthem.
The rough, lusty sound of the voices on the water was extraordinarily moving. Closing my eyes and imagining myself a long-skirted Scottish immigrant circa 1812, I felt the vastness of the strange land and the apprehension and exhaustion of travelling 700 miles by York boat from Hudson Bay to the Red River Settlement. I heard the oarsmen's rousing voices as a banner of courage, fellowship and spirit.
As Rogers wrote in Northwest Passage, "How, then, am I so different from the first men through this way?"
After the spellbinding sight and sound of Riel's Gentlemen singing in the harbour, we turned and rowed back northward, out of sight of the port. Every man's face was shining, every voice soaring. In the bass boat, 26-year-old choir director Jesse Krause exultantly waved the chorus flag.
Pulling back into the Parks Canada dock where we had started, the rowers broke into Rogers' shanty-style Barrett's Privateers. Suddenly, the costumed Parks Canada interpreters who'd been hired to steer the boats joined in. It was a magical, spontaneous cultural moment.
For me, it summoned memories of my father, Hubert (Bert) Mayes, who was a fiddler in a Scottish band, a longtime French professor at the University of Winnipeg, a writer/history buff, a fine baritone singer and a proud Manitoban.
Bert, who died 11 years ago, would have been intensely interested in every aspect of the Selkirk bicentenary and delighted to meet the present-day Lord Selkirk.
Back in 1976, he went on a quest to find the 1820 grave of the settlement-founding Lord Selkirk. He located it in the town of Orthez in southern France, largely forgotten and in terrible disrepair. Dying trees had heaved the iron fence around the plot. The headstone was cracked and the tomb's inscription unreadable.
As Bert recounted in The Beaver magazine, Selkirk had been afflicted with tuberculosis and set out from Scotland in the hope of recuperating in Spain. He never made it, dying in the French town of Pau. The nearest Protestant cemetery was in Orthez.
Bert's article about the burial site was read by Calgary geologist Jack McMillan, a former Manitoban who had also been appalled by the "sad shambles" of Selkirk's resting place. The two amateur historians joined forces and McMillan's employer, the French-owned oil company Aquitaine, eventually funded a complete, respectful restoration of the gravesite.
Bert was honoured to represent Manitoba at a moving rededication ceremony in 1978, where the Orthez town band played O Canada and officials pledged to maintain the grave in perpetuity.
Though I was proud of my dad at the time, I was a teenager who wasn't interested in history. I thought it was dry and boring. It wasn't until I returned to Winnipeg in 2004, after 17 years of living elsewhere, that my work at the Free Press nudged me into it.
I started to care about our heritage -- first casually, then passionately. I wish my dad had lived to see me embrace my Manitoba roots.
We Manitobans need more pageantry and ritual, more storytelling and mythologizing, more plays, songs, movies, tours, exhibits and monuments that bring our history to life in an emotional, experiential way.
This week, while leafing through my dad's historical articles -- something I hadn't done since his passing -- I came upon one he wrote about the authorship of the Canadian Boat Song.
It's a poem, written circa 1829, from the imagined perspective of a second-generation Scots-Canadian oarsman. He sings Highland oar-songs but has never seen the mother country.
It includes the heart-stirring lines, "From the lone shieling of the misty island/ Mountains divide us, and the waste of seas --/ Yet still the blood is strong, the heart is Highland,/ And we in dreams behold the Hebrides."
Those words have been cherished -- and remembered -- by generations of Scots-Canadians. Dry history lessons may fall away, but when we mix heritage with poetry and song, the impact can be unforgettable.
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209.3 sec. 1 - Introductory Statistics (Fall 2012)Instructor: Justin McCrary (view instructor's teaching evaluations | profile)
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Units: 4
Meeting Time: MWF 8:40-9:50
Meeting Location: 134
Course Start: August 22, 2012
Course Control Number (Non-1Ls): 49508
This course is designed to introduce students to the use of quantitative methods in law. The course will cover statistical concepts that are important for critically evaluating quantitative methods. This is useful both for those who intend to produce research in Empirical Legal Studies as well as for those who anticipate cross examining expert witnesses presenting testimony that utilizes empirical evidence (including, but not limited to DNA evidence cases, cases filed under the 1964 Civil Rights Act or Reconstructions Acts, labor law cases, securities class actions, cases surrounding environmental justice issues, and antitrust cases, among many examples). Students successfully completing Quantitative Methods will be able to evaluate literature and case law involving quantitative methods and will have the foundation to undertake basic empirical research and pursue courses involving more advanced methods.
This course satisfies the Skills Requirement.
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- Introductory Econometrics: A Modern Approach
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His Highness The Prince of Orange along with Lord & Lady Scott and all the assembled nobility of We Make History stepped together into the grace and elegance of the beautiful Regency era for our 12th annual Pride & Prejudice Ball, set in the year 1813.
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We Make History is Family Friendly. We love seeing multiple family members of multiple generations enjoying themselves together as they experience the grace, respect, fashion and dance of former times. It is healthy for all in so many ways!
I cannot tell you how many times a gentleman has approached me at the end of a Ball and said something like "I really didn't want to come but my wife (and/or daughter) made me ... and I'm so glad she/they did. I haven't had such a good time in years!"
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andi_dufresne she woke up one morning and threw away all her excuses
I found this idea on Zeitgeist.
I wanted to adopt this goal, because my mornings involve:
1.hitting a snooze button 15 or more time.
2. getting up in a bad mood.
3. rushing around, multi-tasking to get ready for work/church/whatever
4. leaving (sometimes late), feeling a combination of 5. irritation and dread
I want to work on this, because I can imagine it would affect my whole day to have a Beautiful, Uplifting Morning Routine (BUM routine).
I'll tweak it, of course, but here's a grab bag of what I wish my mornings were like:
1. read my Bible
2. 20 min exercise (DVD 30 day shred or exercises or a walk)
3. taking care of myself (e.g skin: lotion/moisturizer, sunscreen, makeup AND teeth: whitestrips, brushing, flossing, ETC)
4. 15 minutes of cleaning something/organizing something
5. Something to communicate with kids/family/friends (notes, facebook)
6. Food: Either pack a lunch, or plan for that day's meals (crockpot if a work day) or make breakfast for us (telework day or weekend)
7. outfit: time to really try and look my best when i go out
And here's why it rarely happens: That seems like a 100 minute routine when I look at it. I leave the house at 5 am!
I'd have to wake up at 3 am!!
So, I'll need to think about this, maybe have different stuff depending on the day.
But at any rate, I love this idea and want to get into a beautiful, uplifting morning routine.


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