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Photoswitchable Fluorescent Nanoparticles: Preparation, Properties and Applications
Article first published online: 10 SEP 2009
DOI: 10.1002/cphc.200900492
Copyright © 2009 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim
Volume 10, Issue 15, pages 2577–2591, October 19, 2009
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How to Cite
Tian, Z., Wu, W. and Li, A. D. Q. (2009), Photoswitchable Fluorescent Nanoparticles: Preparation, Properties and Applications. ChemPhysChem, 10: 2577–2591. doi: 10.1002/cphc.200900492
Publication History
- Issue published online: 12 OCT 2009
- Article first published online: 10 SEP 2009
- Manuscript Received: 26 JUN 2009
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- National Institute of General Medical Sciences. Grant Number: GM065306
- National Science Foundation. Grant Number: CHE-0805547
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- fluorescence;
- imaging agents;
- nanoparticles;
- photochromism
This minireview highlights recent advances of research dedicated to photoswitchable fluorescent nanoparticles and their applications. Recently, several strategies have been developed to synthesize nanoparticles with optically switchable emission properties: either fluorescence on/off or dual-alternating-color fluorescence photoswitching. The underlying mechanisms of fluorescence photoswitching enable many different types of photoswitchable fluorescent nanoparticles to change fluorescence colors, thus validating the basis of the initial photoswitching design. Among all possible applications, the usage of photoswitchable fluorescent nanoparticles to empower super-resolution fluorescence imaging and to label biological targets was subsequently reviewed. Finally, we summarize the important areas regarding future research and development on photoswitchable fluorescent nanoparticles.

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Well now, Walt Disney World Resort Guests are able to choose to opt out of customizing and receiving a new MagicBand if they already have a MagicBand from a previous visit linked to their account on My Disney Experience. (This can only be done if the existing MagicBand is less than 1 year old, as MagicBands operational lifespan is limited and MagicBands have non-replaceable batteries in them.)
In addition, Guests with more than one reservation during the same visit will only receive one MagicBand for the whole visit if they do not customize a MagicBand for the second reservation.
To opt out, Guests can manage their MagicBand preferences through the 'Customize Your MagicBand' section on their My Disney Experience account by either declining a new MagicBand if they prefer to use an existing one or if they choose to reactivate a MagicBand. If you change your mind and decide that you do want the MagicBand sent to you, you will be able to do that.
Six Sunny Day Observations from the Magic Kingdom
If you follow my Best Week Ever column, you know that I've had the dubious fortune of getting exceedingly damp during my last few visits to Walt Disney World. You may have even begun to believe that I carry my own storm clouds around with me, like a cursed Douglas Adams character. So, I thought it was time to sweep away the clouds with six sunny day observations from the Magic Kingdom, where I (miracle of miracles) recently spent an entire afternoon with barely a drop of rain.
Same-Day FastPasses Aren't Extinct
On my most recent Magic Kingdom visit, I was breaking in my brand-new blue MagicBand, which I received free via mail as a renewing Annual Passholder. (After a few more years I should have the whole color collection). And what better use for a new MagicBand than FastPass+ attraction reservations?
Of course, you may assume that by showing up on a busy summer afternoon and not checking for FastPass availability until I was riding the tram to the TTC, I'd be out of luck. But much to my delight, I was able to secure some decent ride times, after a bit of fiddling with the MyDisneyExperience system.
Pro Tip: The MDE mobile website is much more user-friendly than Disney's smartphone app when searching for alternate time slots.
5 My Disney Experience Mistakes—and How to Avoid Them
Disclaimer: While I am a Cast Member, the following is based on my own experience and does not necessarily reflect the policies of the Walt Disney Company.
If you're reading this blog, you probably like to plan ahead. The introduction of My Disney Experience has provided us with so many ways to fine-tune your vacation before you even arrive. But if you're not careful, My Disney Experience can cause problems for your vacation before it even starts. Pay close attention to these tips so you're well prepared for your Walt Disney World vacation.
1) You don't have a ticket for each person.
Each person needs to have park admission in order to get into the park and to make FastPass+ selections. If only some people on your account have park admission, you will only be able to select FastPasses for that many people. So if you select FastPasses for the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train and to meet Anna and Elsa for your ticket, anyone else in your group who does not have tickets will not be included in the FastPass.
Be Our Guest Lunch Preorder and MDE: A First-Hand Report
Believe it or not, it's now been over two years since we first began reporting on FastPass+ lunch reservations at the Magic Kingdom's Be Our Guest restaurant. In that time, we've covered the seemingly never ending saga of Disney's experiments with managing demand for the popular venue, and now they finally seem to have settled on a (hopefully?) long-term solution. On March 12, the My Disney Experience (MDE) app for iOS devices was updated to accommodate Be Our Guest lunch preordering for guests making dining reservations, and I was among the first wave of guests to take advantage of this newly streamlined process.
To begin, make sure that the MDE app on your mobile device is updated to the latest version.
SATURDAY SIX: Six Ways to Repurpose Your Extra MagicBands
This week's SATURDAY SIX takes a look at the Six Ways to Repurpose Your Extra MagicBands. MagicBands. We all have 'em. They multiply faster than Tribbles on the USS Enterprise or selfie sticks at a theme park. But what do you do with all the extra MagicBands you have lying around your house? Throw them away? Seems wasteful in this era of going "green," and besides, we have more important things at WDW to take to the dump. Sell them on eBay? Good luck, the only thing with less value is a share of SeaWorld stock. But, there has to be something we can do with all these bands… right?
Have no fear, the crack team at the SATURDAY SIX offices got together and came up with six ways you can use MagicBands in your everyday life. This is life hacking meets theme parks and we'll start it all off with…
# 6 – Pet Collars
Pet owners around the world have been forced to buy expensive pet collars from the Big Chains for years, but did you know that you can reuse your MagicBands as the perfect* collar for the Aristocats or 101 Dalmations in your household?
Guests Can Now Purchase Tickets Through My Disney Experience App
Disney has now made it even easier to purchase tickets. Through an app update, guests can choose to purchase them through the My Disney Experience app.
And trust me when I say it is so easy to do! Simply tap on the giant circle with the + sign. Pictorial options will pop up, allowing you to easily make FastPass+ reservations, make dining reservations or add any extras. Of course, the final option allows guests to purchase tickets.
My Disney Experience Brings Needed Improvements For Making Advanced Dining Reservations While in the Parks
Have you ever been in Walt Disney World and suddenly come to the realization that you are hungry? You aren't just hungry, but instead you are starving and want a full meal to satisfy your appetite. One little caveat…while you want to enjoy a nice table service meal, you currently have no Advance Dining Reservation scheduled.
So you open up the app because you want to see what restaurants have availability in the near future, but the app says that reservations are unavailable. (At least over the next hour. Search for times after the initial hour or, so and you'll see that some restaurants clearly have availability.) You know that not every restaurant can be booked up for the next couple of hours, but you cannot see any availability to be able to make an ADR. So you are stuck either going door to door to the different table service locations to find one to dine in, or you are stuck eating counter service. It's so frustrating! (This happened to me on my last trip actually, so I speak from experience. Can you tell?)
Well, beginning tomorrow, all that changes! You see, starting on August 13, dining reservations can be made via the My Disney Experience app for iOS devices or via Disney's website for any available seating up to 20 minutes in advance! (Yay!)
Future enhancements are planned to include the same booking feature via the My Disney Experience app for Android devices.
This is great news for those who may be looking for a last minute reservation, because – let's be honest – you never know when a craving will hit while you are at Walt Disney World. It will be nice to know that I now have the option to satisfy more easily that desire for a good table service meal.
FastPass+ Tips for Annual Pass Vouchers and Frozen Meet and Greet
As I've detailed in my recent blog posts, navigating Walt Disney World now that FastPass+ has fully rolled out for Annual Passholders is a whole new adventure that seems to evolve on a daily basis. Here are some updated FastPass+ tips on two of the hottest topics among users of My Disney Experience and the associated MyMagic+ programs: Annual Pass vouchers and the new Frozen meet and greet.
FastPass+ Tips for Annual Pass Vouchers
One of the most frequently asked questions in the comments to my recent blog posts has been if Annual Pass vouchers that have not yet been activated can be tied to a My Disney Experience account for FastPass+ access. This is important to guests who wish to purchase an annual pass in advance of their visit to make FastPass+ reservations without having the 365-day timer on their ticket start ticking until their arrival. Multiple readers have reported inputing their voucher number as a linked admission pass in My Disney Experience, and being unsuccessful in attempts to then make FastPass+ reservations.
Adventures at Epcot with Walt Disney World Annual Passholder Advance FastPass+
Walt Disney World regulars rejoiced last week, as the rollout of advance reservation FastPass+ features finally reached all WDW annual passholders. That means that all Disney World annual passholders should be able to access the My Disney Experience website or mobile app and make FastPass+ bookings up to 30 days ahead of time. Previously, I shared my experiences using FastPass+ as an annual passholder making same-day reservations using in-park kiosks, as off-site guests still must do (at least for now). Now, I'm going to detail my personal adventures with week #1 of Annual Passholder advance FastPass+ reservations.
Getting Started with Annual Passholder Advance FastPass+
First of all, if you haven't already, log into MyDisneyExperience.com and set up an account. Be sure to link your account to your valid annual pass using the ID number on the back of your pass, or voucher number if you have not yet redeemed an online purchase.
Next, visit the Magic Band page to customize your RFID wristband. You can select a color and name, verify your shipping address, and receive confirmation that your order has been received.
According to the webpage, Magic Bands should start shipping to annual passholders shortly.
Until your Magic Band arrives, you can continue to use your RFID-enabled credit-card-sized annual pass to enter the parks and activate FastPass+ sensors.
If you carry a smartphone in the parks, be sure to download the Apple or Android app. The iPad app is probably the most efficient platform for scheduling and adjusting FastPass+ reservations, but the website and phone apps work fairly well.
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Disney Upgrades My Disney Experience App
This week, Disney has released a brand new version of the My Disney Experience app for Apple users. With this upgrade, I noticed a lot of things that I wanted to share with you.
First off, the new app has an entirely different look and feel to it. It seems to run a lot faster and smoother. It also uses the Mickey icon that's found in the parks (like at the turnstiles or at the FastPass+ entry areas) when it's loading a page. The navigation also seems more streamlined. Fonts are bigger, and everything seems easier to read. Overall, things look more visually appealing and cleaner.
Here's a peek at the new app and what changes have been made:
The first change is in the sign in page. It is certainly more visually appealing.


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Freeport-McMoRan Copper and Gold on Wednesday announced the acquisitions of Plains Exploration and Production and McMoRan Exploration, two oil and gas firms worth nearly $9bn, in a move underlying the US mining behemoth's continuing expansion of its energy business.
Under the terms of the transactions, Freeport will pay almost $6.9bn in cash and stock for Plains, and $14.75 per share in cash and 1.15 units of a trust that will own a 5% interest in future production from McMoRan's deepwater exploration operations. Freeport and Plains, on a combined basis, already own nearly 36% of the smaller exploration company. Overall, the deal values McMoRan at about $3.4bn.
Shares of Freeport, the world's largest publicly traded copper company, fell 16% to $32.16 on Wednesday following the announcement of the deals, which also include about $11bn in assumed debt.
McMoRan shares soared 87% to $15.82, increasing the company's market value to $2.6bn; Plains jumped 23% to $44.50, lifting its market capitalisation to $5.7bn.
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Mexico were rewarded for their attacking intent when Oribe Peralta's 61st minute strike gave them a 1-0 win over Cameroon in their World Cup opener at a rain-soaked Dunas arena.
The Mexicans had two Giovani Dos Santos efforts controversially disallowed in the first half but Peralta's goal means they will now feel they have a good chance of progressing from Group A, which also includes hosts Brazil and Croatia.
Cameroon, who only arrived in Brazil after a player strike was averted by last-minute negotiations, had packed their midfield in an attempt to stifle the Mexicans and lone striker Samuel Eto'o failed to find the goal with his few opportunities.
Mexico came out to attack as coach Miguel Herrera had promised and "El Tri" dominated the opening exchanges with wingbacks Miguel Layun and Paul Aguilar getting plenty of space out wide.
Dos Santos first found the net after 11 minutes but was called back despite appearing to be in line with the defenders.
Cameroon could have taken the lead after 21 minutes when fullback Benoit Assou-Ekotto beat two defenders and found Eto'o in the box but the striker was able only hit the outside of the post.
If the decision to deny Dos Santos a first goal could be called a marginal call, the second was a clear error.
A corner swung in from the left was flicked on by one Cameroon defender and, as another raced off the line, Dos Santos managed to turn back and angle the ball into the net with his head.
Peralta almost broke the deadlock three minutes after the break after Dos Santos played him through on goal but Cameroon goalkeeper Charles Itandje blocked his shot with his legs.
Dos Santos was released through the middle of the Cameroon defence and when Itandje managed to stop his low drive, Peralta was on hand to steer the ball into the empty net and send Herrera and the thousands of Mexican fans into paroxyms of joy.
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CORNETT: Helen. Peacefully, at the Wyndham Manor in Oakville, on Sunday, June 14, 2015, at the age of 96. Beloved wife of the late A.J. Tony Cornett. Loving mother of Lawrence (Barb) and Sandy (Elisabeth). Proud grandmother of Leigh, Jackie (Alex) and Sydney, and great-grandmother of KaiLyn and Desmond. Dear sister of Jean and Rose, and the late Julie and Mary. Friends may call at the Turner & Porter "Peel" Chapel, 2180 Hurontario St., Mississauga (Hwy. 10, N. of QEW) on Monday, June 22, 2015, from 12-1 p.m. Funeral Mass will be held at St. Christophers Catholic Church, 1171 Clarkson Rd., Mississauga, on Monday, June 22, 2015, at 1:30 p.m. Interment Springcreek Cemetery. For those who wish, memorial donations to a charity of your choice would be appreciated.
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McLENNAN: Evelyn Mary McLennan of Brandon, Manitoba passed away at Dinsdale Personal Care Home on Tuesday, June 9, 2015 at the age of 98 years. Evelyn was born on the family farm 3 1/2 miles north of Clanwilliam, Manitoba. She the sixth of eight children born to Charles and Elvina Oman. After attending Lakelet and Grey Schools in the Clanwilliam district, she went on to Dauphin General Hospital to get trained as a Registered Nurse. She later went on to complete that training in the area of Public Health at the University of Toronto in 1973. On July 27, 1943, she married Clark Lysle McLennan and they spent their early years in Pinawa, Manitoba where Clark worked for Manitoba Hydro. They had two sons, David and Gordon. Clark went on to start his own business Clarks Corner and Evelyn went on to start a long career with Medical Services. She worked initially at the Fort Alexander Indian Hospital and later in the Pine Falls and Brandon Public Health Centre. She retired in 1983. In that long and wonderful life I shall feature a few areas. She was hard worker always devoted to her work and to her family. She prided herself in the fact that she was a charter member and past matron of the Pine Falls chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. On coming to Brandon and joining Central United Church, she enjoyed her involvement with Unit 8 of the United Church Women. She was long-time curler and went out on a high joining the curling team of June Little from the Brandon Curling Club to win the Provincial Golden Gals Championship in 1994. Evelyn enjoyed her move to Lions Manor in 1996 and in particular her long-time friendship with Margaret Templeton. Evelyn was long plagued with poor hearing and diagnosed with Parkinsons disease during her 80th year. She is survived by her sons David and Gordon, her sister-in-law Margaret Saunders of Minnedosa, her cousin Irene Wright of Richmond, B.C. and several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband Clark in April 1978, parents Charles (1976) and Elvina Oman (1958), infant sister Joyce (1925), sister Irene Robertson (1978), brother Harry Oman (2004), sister Viola Sillen (2008), brother Herman Oman (1995), sister Selma Hawkins (2002) and sister Mable Hillstrand (2003). The Memorial Service will be held at the Brockie Donovan Chapel, 332-8th Street, on Thursday, June 18, 2015 at 1:00 p.m. with Rev. Ken DeLisle officiating. Interment will follow at the Brandon Cemetery. Donations in memory of Evelyn may be made to Dinsdale Personal Care Home, 510-6th Street, Brandon, MB, R7A 3N9.
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HOBBS: M. Edith (nee Hammond). Quietly, surrounded by love, Edith entered fully into the arms of Jesus, on Sunday, June 14, 2015 at the age of 87. Beloved wife of the late Very Reverend R.H. Harry Hobbs, loving mother of Robert Henry (Margaret MacDiarmid), Charlotte Anne (Jim Robbins), Sharon Elizabeth Neumann and Peter John (Diane Kroeker). Proud and cherished Mumsie of 9 grandchildren; Luke, Maria, Dereck, Benjamin, Samuel, Emma, Hannah, Mary Grace, and Rachel. Predeceased by siblings Gordon and Hazel. Survived by sisters Muriel, Lois and Cora, several nieces and nephews as well as by her extended Hobbs family. A celebration of Ediths life will be held at Christ Church Anglican Bells Corners, 3861 Old Richmond Road, Ottawa on Wednesday, June 17th at 10:30 a.m., followed by a reception. Interment, Boyds Settlement Cemetery, Lanark. In lieu of flowers, a donation to The Primate's World Relief and Development Fund will be appreciated.
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FLAMAND: Cyril Flamand passed away peacefully, with family at his side, on Sunday, May 17, 2015 at Dinsdale Personal Care Home. Born August 15, 1924 to Peter and Anne Flamand, the second of ten children, at the family homestead in SK, the family later relocated to Camperville, MB. There he met and married Yvonne Guiboche, and together they had a family of eight children. They lived in Camperville and Pine Creek until moving to Brandon. Cyril had many different jobs throughout his life. He tried to join the army with his older brother, Fred, in 1940 at the age of 16. His deepest regret is that Fred was taken, and he was sent home. He trapped with his father, hunted and fished. He cut pulp, and worked on the Hydro Station and Dam at Grand Rapids. After moving to Brandon, he worked at Simplot and his last job before he retired was as a night security guard at the B.M.H.C. complex. He loved the outdoors, and enjoyed camping, travelling and blueberry picking with his family. His true joy was his children and grandchildren. He looked forward to family get-togethers with his siblings and children. He was predeceased by his older brother Fred in 1944, in France, his parents Peter and Anne, his brothers Delphis, Jack and Philip, sisters Linda and Pauline, daughters June and Audrey, and wife Yvonne. Cyril is survived by his children Fred, Ken (Monica), April (Vince), Ron, Wayne, and Darryl; grandchildren Michael, Donna, Adrien, Adam and Destiny; and eight great grandchildren Jenna, Lucas, A.J, Aaliyah, Emma, William, Kalel, and Candace; sisters Rita Guiboche and Rose Guiboche of Camperville, and Mary Kolada (Carl) of Swan River, as well as many nieces and nephews. Cyril had a long and happy life, and his family will remember his stories and his humour. In accordance with his wishes, he was cremated and a private graveside service was held in Camperville on June 13, 2015. He wanted to be with his mother and siblings. He is home.
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ANDERSON: Mr. Gerald Linton Anderson of Brandon, beloved husband of Margaret, dear father of Richard, Douglas and Greg, passed away at the Brandon Regional Health Centre on Sunday, June 14, 2015 at the age of 79. The funeral service will take place from Central United Church, 327-8th Street, on Saturday, June 20, 2015 at 2:00 p.m. with Kim Lewarne, Funeral Celebrant, officiating. Interment will take place at the Melita Cemetery, Melita, MB. at a later date. Complete obituary information to follow. Arrangements in care of Redpath Funeral Home - Melita, MB. (204-522-3361) Neil Redpath & Kurt Ardron.
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MANNS: Harold Josiah Manns, formerly of Carberry, MB, passed away on May 12, 2015 in Virden, MB at the age of 97. He was born on the family farm in the Firdale area on March 8, 1918, the 6th child of 11 born to Charles and May Manns. He married Matilda Sladek on June 28, 1941 in Austin and moved 2 miles north to the Sladek farm in the Pine Creek district where he continued his lifetime farming career, retiring to Carberry in 1980. In his early years on the farm, he kept bees, learning the trade from his father-in-law. He made several trips to Georgia to bring bees home in the spring. In later years, he was able to put his beekeeping knowledge to good use helping his daughter, Linda, with her familys growing apiary. He was a Councillor for the R.M. of North Norfolk for many years and served on many boards including the Whitemud Watershed and the Manitoba Agricultural Hall of Fame. His dedication to community continued after his retirement to Carberry where he was a volunteer ambulance driver well into his 70s. He joined Gothic Masonic Lodge in 1965 and would have received his 50 year jewel this year. He was a member of Sharon Chapter of Eastern Star for many years until its closing and held the office of Worthy Patron 9 times. In retirement, he spent many hours at the Carberry Sandhills Golf Course, enjoying the friendship of T. Roy Bailey and Alex Hoff, which earned them the title The Three Amigos in an article published in the Carberry News Express. Family was very important to him and when grandchildren and great-grandchildren came along, he always managed to have someone on his lap. He was predeceased by his wife, Matilda, on November 2, 2000, and by brothers and sisters, Albert, Jim, Florence Duncan, Eva Duncan, Tom, Clarence, Len, May Lunn and Garth, and son-in-law, Keith Addison. He is survived and will be missed by daughters, Kay Addison, Linda (Dennis) Lewis, Debbie (Tom) Jennings and Donna (Don) Johnston, Grandchildren, Mark (Kellie) Addison, Shaun (Sara) Addison, Susan (Joe) Wright, Kim (Kevin) Chutskoff, Michael Lewis, Greg (Regan) Lewis, Alana Jennings-Coutts (Michael Coutts), Cherie (Rob) Langston, and Donna Johnston (Jeff Ziemanski), 18 Great-Grandchildren, and by sister, Thelma Waterhouse. The funeral service took place at St. Agnes Anglican Church, Carberry, on May 30, 2015 with Revd Fr. R. Shane Bengry officiating, assisted by Rev. Chris Arthur. Organist was Eleanor Taylor. Eulogies were read by Donna Johnston, Debbie Jennings, Kim Chutskoff, Michael Lewis and Mark Addison. Pallbearers were Mark Addison, Shaun Addison, Michael Lewis, Greg Lewis, Michael Coutts and Rob Langston. Interment at Carberry Plains Cemetery where Masonic Rites were observed. A reception was held at the Carberry United Church Hall. If friends so desire, donations in memory of Harold may be made to Carberry Centennial Drop-In Centre, Box 597, Carberry, R0K 0H0, or to Virden & Area Palliative Care, Box 400, Virden, R0M 2C0 .
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HURST: Surrounded by love, the Lord called Doreen home on Wednesday, June 10, 2015. Doreen was predeceased by her loving husband James of sixty years, as well as her sister Joan. Doreen and Jim leave to cherish their memory; daughter Sherry (Gerry); son Michael (Nicole); grandchildren Jay (Mel), Cassandra (Lee), Michaelis (Ken), Madison (Diane) and Denzie (James); great-grandchildren Mitchell, Annika, Ethan, Dominic and Reese. Also surviving are sister Patricia (Robert), nieces, nephews and friends. Cremation has taken place and interment will be at the St. Vital Cemetery, Winnipeg, MB, at a later date. Our grateful thanks to all at the Brandon Regional Health Centre who looked after all of us so well - you know who you are.
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CORRIGAL: It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, Violet Doris Corrigal, on June 8, 2015 in Brandon, Manitoba. Violet Hintz was born in Wingard, Saskatchewan on January 20, 1931. Vi was married to Roland Earl (Bud) Corrigal on June 26, 1952 in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba. Together, they lived on the family farm and from there, moved to Brandon, Manitoba. Vi and Roland enjoyed watching their childrens and grandchildrens sports and extra-curricular activities. Vi is survived by her husband, Roland (Bud) Corrigal, her sisters, Shirley Zip (Paul) and Myrna Wasney, children, Richard (Gisèle) Corrigal and Catheryn Corrigal, grandchildren, Christine (Mark) Jones, Timothy (Tanis) Brown, Ryan (Jen) Corrigal, Tiffany Brown (Ryan) and great-grandchildren, Brycen, Natasha, Darius, Alissa and Carson. A private family service will be held in Beaver, Manitoba on July 4, 2015.
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GRAY: Grace Winifred Gray (Campbell) passed away at Erickson Personal Care Home on May 7, 2015 at the age of 93 years. Winnie was born on January 28, 1922, the third child of William and Bertha Campbell of Rossburn, Manitoba. Her mother Bertha, died in childbirth in 1925 and William re-married Isabelle Rowan in 1929, and three more siblings were born. Winnie was predeceased by her father and her siblings, except for Russell (Adelaine) and Glen (Dorothy). She attained her grade eight education in Rossburn. She moved onto Winnipeg and worked as a housekeeper and took on hairdressing with a friend. In 1941, she married Cpl. David Herbert Scott and son David (Marlene) was born in 1942. Herb was killed in action in 1944. Winnie re-married John Herbert Gray in 1948 and they resided near Onanole for the next 60 years. Earl (Ruth), was born in 1953 and John Brent (Lori) in 1955. Following the birth of the children, she took a hairdressing course and opened the first licensed beauty shop in Manitoba in 1958. It closed in 1980. Winnie and Herbs house was always open to anyone who cared to stop for a visit. Herb was known for his cooking skills and there were always many around to do the tasting. Winnie enjoyed the 50s to 80s and all the entertaining etiquette involved in hostessing. Following Herbs death in 1986, Winnie travelled to the British Isles, Germany, France, and all over the US and Canada. She was an avid card player in her younger days and enjoyed bingo and bus trips to casinos, more for visiting than actual gambling. She had several pets over the years including a budgie, dog, cats, and she loved them all. She took pleasure in feeding all of the wildlife that wandered into her yard. Winnies greatest love in life was her three boys, and her happiest times were when they were all at home with her. She leaves to mourn her two brothers, three sons, and their families, six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren, as well as numerous nieces and nephews. A graveside service for family and close friends will be held at Rosewood Memorial Gardens on Friday, June 19, 2015 at 2:00 p.m., where she will be laid to rest beside Herb Gray. Donations in memory of Winifed may be made to a charity of choice.
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FELL: Allan George. 89 years, beloved husband of the late Margaret Fell, father of Donna and Connie, passed away in the Souris Health Centre on Thursday, June 11, 2015. Graveside funeral service for family and friends will be held at the Souris & Glenwood Cemetery, Souris, Manitoba on Wednesday, June 17, 2015 at 2:00 p.m. followed be a time of fellowship and refreshments at the Souris Legion Club Room. In memory of Al, donation may be made to the Souris Hospital Palliative Care Fund c/o Prairie Mountain Health Box 10 Souris, Manitoba R0K 2C0. Kowalchuks Funeral Home, Souris, in care of arrangements. Expression of sympathy may be made at www.kowalchuks.net
BLACKSHAW: James Harvey Blackshaw was born April 20th, 1953, to parents Harvey and Bernice Blackshaw in Virden Hospital , the youngest of four children. He had two two sisters and one brother, sisters Muriel and Doris and brother Ken. He enjoyed growing up and helping out on the farm and especially enjoyed his horses. He was a happy boy and liked being across the road from his Uncle Earl and Aunt Mary, and cousins Robert, Brenda and Brian. He and Robert especially were great friends and companions. Jim and Robert loved to play cards against Uncle Earl and Aunt Mary, especially 500. Growing up, Jim attended a one room school at Pacific, then Virden Junior High and Virden Collegiate. Jims favorite part about school was recess, baseball, and playing football in Grade 9. He was not a scholar and started working at Virden Auction Mart at the age of 15, before he had a drivers licence. Jim started riding his bike to the auction mart to work, but then his friend and co-worker Ken Day would pick him up and give him a ride. Soon he left school to work full time. Once Jim was old enough to drive legally he went to work trucking for Virden Freightways, later Transx, where he really enjoyed driving a big rig.Jim started travelling to Souris with his Griswold friends and soon met Eva Denbow. They started dating and were married on November 24th, 1973, in Souris, Manitoba. They started their lives together renting Leo Gabrielles little farm house. In October 1974 they purchased their quarter section NW 16-9-25 from Paul and Bertha Kernel at Routledge, Manitoba. They also bought 12 cows from Paul and Bertha, and had 6 more, including Evas cow, a wedding gift from her parents. Jim and Eva enjoyed their new community at Routledge. John and Diana Janzen, George and Phyllis Sims and Ross and Shirley Gabrielle welcomed them. They were all good neighbours who helped each other out. Soon Randy and Wendy Franke also joined the community. Jim then went to work for PetroCan garage in Virden. Following that, he started to work for John Janzen and Dave Judd, local neighbourhood farmers and Jim farmed as well. He returned part time to Virden Auction Mart. He also worked part time for Freemans Meat Market and Sims Trucking. Jims first child Neil James was born on April 10th, 1980, and Jim was thrilled. Daddys little girl, Terri Dawn arrived on November 9th, 1982. Jim loved playing with and teasing his kids. He enjoyed their MGRA and fair activities as well as high school rodeo trips with the kids. He liked taking them skidooing, going on trail rides with family and friends. He enjoyed the bonfires and the socializing. He participated in some Ranch Rodeos with Neil, Mike and Frank Denbow, and team penning on occasion. Jim and Eva enjoyed their farm life working together. Neil and Terri road in the tractor with Jim a lot, and it was even better when they were old enough to help out on the family farm, and everyone had a job in haying time and worked together. This was important to Jim. Jim started full time work as the yard foreman at Virden Auction Mart in 1982. He remained at Virden Auction Mart or Heartland Livestock until his passing. He loved his work there. He was a dedicated and hard working employee. His favorite job was maketing rep, when he visited the area farmers and looked at their cattle on the farm. He enjoyed his Heartland family of co-workers, as well as comradery with the livestock producers, buyers and truckers. He felt the farmers pain when BSE hit and the prices were horrible and he especially enjoyed the results of recent sales when the market was higher. Most people were impressed with Jims ability to guess cattle weights. He had an eye for cattle. Jim was a teaser and loved to tease, especially the girls whether they were 2 or 102. He had a good sense of humor and a quick wit, and was good with the one liners. He had a way of getting his opinion across, like it or not. He was not afraid to say what he thought. His good natured teasing often included nick names he gave to people. Some would say Jim was stubborn, or gruff. Jims hobbies included his horses, hunting, skidooing with family and friends. He thoroughly enjoyed the deer hunting with his son Neil and the extended Denbow family, as well as happy hour at Franks. He won the Denbow family deer hunting trophy once. In recent years he also took up fishing and especially enjoyed fishing with Terri and Darryl. Jim loved his old vehicles. He was proud of his 1969 GMC truck that he fixed and restored as well as his 1972 Dodge Demon, which he bought when he was 18, and recently restored as well. To everyones amazement, it survived Jims wild youthful driving and was still around. He enjoyed showing these vehicles off at car shows in Manitoba and also in North Dakota. Jim was a social person and he enjoyed playing cards or crokinole, or just visiting over coffee, with family and friends. He could be a jokester at times.Jim and Eva had had some great trips, one with Neil and Terri to California, one to New Zealand to see Terri when she was on an agricultural exchange. They had some wonderfully fun times with Brenda and Delnor Davies on trips to Hawaii, Florida, Las Vegas, the Bahamas, the Dominican Republic and several to Mexico, Jims favorite. In 2006 Neil and Alysha Flannery were married and Jim was happy to become a father- in-law. He was impressed with how Alysha adjusted to farm life. In June of 2007 Jim was thrilled and excited to become a grandpa when Kolten James was born (and the Blackshaw name continues). Shane Brent followed in 2009, and Julie Ada in 2011. Bradley Munro joined the family as a grandchild in 2014. Jim loved and enjoyed his grandchildren and liked to tease them. He was proud of all of them and always happy to see them. Jim became sick a couple of years ago and it was a hard time for the Blackshaw family, as Neil was critically ill. Jim agreed to do dialysis for his girls and his grandkids. He wanted to be here to walk his girl down the aisle which he did when Terri and Darryl were married on August 9, 2014. Jim died on April 5th, 2015 in Brandon Regional Hospital. He was predeceased by his son Neil, by his parents Harvey and Bernice Blackshaw, and by Evas parents Alvin and Buddy Denbow. He is survived by his wife Eva, his daughter Terri and her husband Darryl Munro, by his daughter-in-law Alysha Blackshaw, and his grandchildren Kolt, Shane and Julie Blackshaw and Bradley Munro. He is also survived by his siblings Muriel (Tom) Brown, Doris (Garry) Mauthe, and his brother Ken Blackshaw. The Denbow family includes brothers-in-law Jim and Lori, Frank and Debbie, Glenn and Katherine, and sisters-in-law Doreen and Ken Ross, Lorna Eastman and Grant Burson, and Marlene and Norm Cory. He also has many special nieces, nephews, and cousins. A graveside funeral service was held on April 9, 2015 at Virden Cemetary, followed by lunch at Heartland Livestock, Jims home away from home. Officiant was Diane Janzen and eulogist was Ryan Gabrielle. Jim made his last ride in his 1969 GMC truck, driven by his son-in-law Darryl and accompanied by Terri and Eva. Ironically Robin Hill was on the radio with the Hearthland Market report. Ryan also drove the Demon with some of the pall bearers. Pall bearers were Ken Day, Murray Stewart, Alvin Radcliffe, Randy Franke, Brian Blackshaw, and Michael Denbow. Ushers were Delnor Davies and Robin Hill.
Its not the end of the trail for me, Ive just traveled on you see, up ahead where greener pastures grow, and cool water streams dance as they flow. Flowers in bloom of every sort and kind, colors more vivid than any I left behind, family and friends I havent seen in years, hugs and handshakes and no more tears. Theyve welcomed me home here today, a place of peace for me to stay. They say its my home for eternity. No, its not the end of the trail for me. Until we meet again!
BEAUCHAMP: Irene Georgina Beauchamp (Hutchinson). It is with great sorrow the family of Irene announces her passing on May 31, 2015 at Eastholme, in Powassan, ON. She will be remembered by her daughters: Arline (John) of Sundridge, ON and Paddy (Kevin) of Marathon, ON, along with four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren plus many nieces and nephews. She is survived by her loving cousins: Lorraine Thompson, Winnipeg, Rowena Hayball, Carberry, Mary Kitchen, Delhi, ON, Phyllis Matthews, London, ON, Doris Hindmarsh, Manor, SK, Bill Dutton (Donna), Qualicum Beach, BC. She was predeceased by her husband Bruno in May 1982, her parents Janey and Lyle Hutchinson (Brandon, MB) and her sisters Iva, Jean and Florence. Irene was born on September 21, 1917 on 1st Street, Brandon, MB. As a young girl her favorite activities were speed skating on the Assiniboine River and playing hockey. She started her career with Eatons Catalogue office in Brandon, and in 1940 moved to North Bay to run the Childrens Department of Eatons, one of her duties was to order the clothing for the Dionne Quints. She was proud to live in her home on Brooke Street in North Bay till 90 years of age. She made many life-long neighbors and friends in North Bay, ON. She was very proud of her grandchildren and happy to see them succeed in their own lives. As per her wishes, cremation has taken place and our cherished memories of her will live in our hearts forever
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McLENNAN: Evelyn Mary McLennan of Brandon, Manitoba passed away at Dinsdale Personal Care Home on Tuesday, June 9, 2015 at the age of 98 years. Evelyn was born on the family farm 3 1/2 miles north of Clanwilliam, Manitoba. She the sixth of eight children born to Charles and Elvina Oman. After attending Lakelet and Grey Schools in the Clanwilliam district, she went on to Dauphin General Hospital to get trained as a Registered Nurse. She later went on to complete that training in the area of Public Health at the University of Toronto in 1973. On July 27, 1943, she married Clark Lysle McLennan and they spent their early years in Pinawa, Manitoba where Clark worked for Manitoba Hydro. They had two sons, David and Gordon. Clark went on to start his own business Clarks Corner and Evelyn went on to start a long career with Medical Services. She worked initially at the Fort Alexander Indian Hospital and later in the Pine Falls and Brandon Public Health Centre. She retired in 1983. In that long and wonderful life I shall feature a few areas. She was hard worker always devoted to her work and to her family. She prided herself in the fact that she was a charter member and past matron of the Pine Falls chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. On coming to Brandon and joining Central United Church, she enjoyed her involvement with Unit 8 of the United Church Women. She was long-time curler and went out on a high joining the curling team of June Little from the Brandon Curling Club to win the Provincial Golden Gals Championship in 1994. Evelyn enjoyed her move to Lions Manor in 1996 and in particular her long-time friendship with Margaret Templeton. Evelyn was long plagued with poor hearing and diagnosed with Parkinsons disease during her 80th year. She is survived by her sons David and Gordon, her sister-in-law Margaret Saunders of Minnedosa, her cousin Irene Wright of Richmond, B.C. and several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her parents Charles (1976) and Elvina Oman (1958), infant sister Joyce (1925), sister Irene Robertson (1978), brother Harry Oman (2004), sister Viola Sillen (2008), brother Herman Oman (1995), sister Selma Hawkins (2002) and sister Mable Hillstrand (2003). The Memorial Service will be held at the Brockie Donovan Chapel, 332-8th Street, on Thursday, June 18, 2015 at 1:00 p.m. with Rev. Ken DeLisle officiating. Interment will follow at the Brandon Cemetery. Donations in memory of Evelyn may be made to Dinsdale Personal Care Home, 510-6th Street, Brandon, MB, R7A 3N9.
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OSADCHUK: It is with sadness that the family announces the passing of William Nicholas "Bill" / "Sad" Osadchuk on Tuesday, March 24, 2015. Bill was born at Brandon General Hospital to Mary and Nickolas Osadchuk on July 11, 1957. He was raised in Brandon and attended David Livingston, Brandon Collegiate College, Earl Oxford, Crocus Plains and Assiniboine Community College. Bill held several part positions as he was growing up. For a short time he went to Saskatoon to work with CPR for a year until his father became sick and he came home to help. Thats when he went to work for Northern Auto Parts which at that time he made many long time friends and acquaintances. In 1981, Bill married Anna-Lisa and they began their life together. In 1982, as a family, we were blessed with a son Nickolas who followed with another blessing in 1984 with Lynnette. In 1990, Bill decided to take the leap and open his own business, Reliance Cylinder Head. He ran and operated that business out of the garage for more than twenty years and enjoyed every customer that came to drop off and pick up. He loved to talk. In 1994, our family had another blessing, Katherine. Our family was complete who he was so proud of. In 2011, Bill made the decision to go back into the work force and rejoined Springland Mfg. He enjoyed every day and relished the friends he made. Bill was always an avid car enthusiast. One of the pioneers who drag raced on Rosser Avenue. He was a member of the NHRA and the IRHA and owned several drag cars over the years. He loved to go to Gimli, Neepawa, and he was fortunate enough to go to Calgary and Brainerd to see the drags. Bill was predeceased by his father Nickolas on April 6, 1980 and his mother Mary on May 15, 1992, and many aunts and uncles over the years. Also by his faithful companions over the years Tuffy, Trixy, Daisy and Chewy. He is survived by his wife Anna-Lisa, his pride and joy his children Nickolas, Lynnette (Karl) Rink, and Katherine. Also surviving are his brothers Steve (Gail) Skibo and Ron (Angie) Skiba and his nephew Wayne (Sandy) Skibo and their children Karli & Brett, and his niece Debbie (Stan) Kubica and their son Jorden. Casha and his grand dog Casey. The family would like to send out our extreme appreciation to Dr. Moller, Dr. du Plooy, Dr. Bashir of the WMCC & Dr. Brandes from MCCC for their wonderful care and not to mention the nurses and aides from the treatments room. Thank you to the nurses and aides from Palliative Care, we couldnt have had better care for Bill or the family. You are all angels. A celebration of Bills life will take place on Friday, June 19, 2015 at 1:30 p.m. at the Brandon Cemetery. A reception will follow at Memories Chapel, 330 18th Street North. Thank you for all the cards and the flowers at Bills passing but for those who wish to make a donation in Bills memory please donate to the Brandon Regional Health Centre Foundation for Palliative Care, 150 McTavish Avenue East, Brandon, Manitoba R7A 2B3. Bill was so courageous and fought his battle with dignity and grace.
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|Mourinho throws Community Shield medal into Wembley crowd
|Swindon Town 1 Liverpool 2: Benteke nets stunner on debut
|Scottish Premiership Review: Hearts win thriller on top-flight return
|Ujah at the double as Bremen beat West Ham
|Mourinho: We were the better team
|Wenger hails defensive solidity
|Rooney returns as Villarreal spoil Ferguson´s party
|Rodriguez stunner earns Southampton draw as Caulker makes debut
|Arsenal 1 Chelsea 0: Case of 14th time lucky for Wenger against Mourinho
|Taechaubol announces Milan agreement
|Jojic fires Cologne to latest victory
|China 0 South Korea 2: Kim and Lee seal victory
|Origi getting up to speed
|Costa a doubt for start of season - Mourinho
|North Korea 2 Japan 1: Halilhodzic´s men spurn lead
|Allam brands FA ´amateurs´ as name-change row rumbles on
|Fournier ´worried´ by Lyon pre-season
|Swansea still working on Michu exit - Monk
|Neuer furious at Bayern Supercup defeat
|Wenger: Ozil signing not a mistake
|UEFA Champions League Preview: Shakhtar ready for Fenerbahce decider
|Lampard targets MLS play-offs for City
|MLS Review: Goals galore as DC United win 10-goal thriller
|Ronaldinho returns and helps Fluminense to win
|Keane: United won´t overtake Chelsea
|Casillas has the ´enthusiasm of a 20-year-old´ - Lopetegui
|Blanc hopeful over Ibrahimovic knee injury
|Guardiola laments late goal in Supercup defeat
|Tuchel plans to keep Bender
|Hecking happy with Wolfsburg discipline after Supercup win
|Arsenal players too interested in selfies and six-packs - Keane
|Confusion over Ibrahimovic´s PSG future
|Sporting Lisbon 2 Roma 0: Slimani, Mane inspire Portuguese hosts
|Rodgers feeling ready for new campaign
|Khedira to miss Supercoppa
|Paris Saint-Germain 2 Lyon 0: Aurier and Cavani seal more silverware
|Wolfsburg 1 Bayern Munich 1 (5-4 on penalties): Super-sub Bendtner nicks it for Pokal champions
|Lampard´s long-awaited New York City debut ends in defeat
|Casillas the spot-kick hero for Porto
|Monk bullish ahead of season opener at champions
|Marseille 2-0 Juventus: Night to forget for Serie A champions
|Swansea end pre-season with yet another draw
|HJK 0 Liverpool 2: Origi and Coutinho on target
|Juventus rocked by Khedira injury scare
|Lens and Pantilimon star as Sunderland beat Hannover
|Pardew hopeful of concluding Wickham deal
|Martinez allays Lukaku fears
|Stuttgart 4 Manchester City 2: Cause for concern for Pellegrini
|Wasteful Bournemouth held by Hoffenheim
|Jerome seals Norwich win
|Souare´s first goal ensures Palace draw
|Sinclair hits hat-trick in Villa draw
|Leicester end pre-season with thrilling Birmingham win
|Wood and Mowatt condemn Everton to friendly defeat
|Coloccini not involved as Newcastle lose to Gladbach
|Borussia Dortmund 2 Real Betis 0: Ramos scores on return from injury
|Stoke lose to Cologne on Afellay debut
|Norwich capture goalkeeper Kean
|Jovetic hits out at Pellegrini following City exit
|Jones backing new boys to spark United revival
|Scottish Premiership Review: Celtic up and running, Dundee hammer Kilmarnock
|Can keen to learn from Milner
|Immobile on the mend following friendly scare
|Sagan Tosu 1 Atletico Madrid 1 (1-4 on penalties): Simeone´s men need spot-kicks
|Cahill: Big-spending rivals will make title race tougher
|Roberto happy to play full-back for Barca
|Gestede eager to make his mark at Villa
|I want to play more and score more - Remy
|Lambert influence important, says Pulis
|Benteke a ´bargain´ buy - Rodgers
|Zola: Qatar would be ideal for Balotelli, Cassano
|Suarez: I´m not among world´s best
|PSG ready despite ´chaotic´ pre-season - Blanc
|Arsenal thumping still hurts - Fournier
|Aubameyang targets Champions League success
|Rooney set for Everton return
|Cech can match Van der Sar - Wenger
|Mourinho ponders Wenger´s losing record against him
|CBF confirm Fred failed a doping test