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The Fabulous Finds Boutique at New Eyes for the Needy is holding its pre-Spring Fling sale on Saturday, March 2 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. As always, the nonprofit's resale showroom is offering fine and costume jewelry priced at 30% of retail.
"Just recently, we've received some very impressive donations from supporters," said Jean Gajano, New Eyes for the Needy's Community Relations Coordinator. "Our value shoppers will be excited to see the pricing on the David Yurman bracelet we just got in or the Judith Ripka sterling bangle with a pale pink crystal stone. It's perfect for spring."
Fabulous Finds customers can also choose among quality giftware like Wedgewood and Lenox. Bargain accessories include a new Michael Kors wallet (for a fraction of its retail price), Cross pens and even vintage lighters. And, as always, buyers can find great deals among Fabulous Finds' $2-$20 discounted items.
"There's something for everyone," said Gajano. "But one thing is for sure. All our customers, retail and wholesale, are savvy shoppers."
Fabulous Finds accepts cash, check and Visa. All proceeds go towards New Eyes' new prescription eyeglass program for people living in the United States who cannot afford to buy glasses.
The Fabulous Finds Boutique is located on the second floor at New Eyes for the Needy, located at 549 Millburn Ave., Short Hills. Visit their web site at neweyesfortheneedy.org or call them at 973-376-4908 for more information.

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Final Fantasy XIII-2
A side story to Final Fantasy XIII, Final Fantasy XIII-2 continues the adventures of main protagonist Lighting and crew.
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Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII - Announcement Presentation
Art Director Isamu Kamikokuryo shows off a first look at Lightning Returns' environments and monsters.September 04, 2012
Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII - Yoshinori Kitase Announcement
Final Fantasy producer Yoshinori Kitase unveils the final chapter of Lightning's saga.September 04, 2012
Final Fantasy XIII-2 N7 Armor Trailer
The world of Mass Effect meets Final Fantasy with the release of Commander Shepard's N7 armor as an optional outfit.March 23, 2012
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Watch the Paradox Ending 'Fate and Freedom' in Final Fantasy XIII-2!February 10, 2012
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Massage more than your muscles with Final Fantasy XIII-2's varied gameplay.January 24, 2012
1UP Plays: Final Fantasy XIII-2
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A new trailer from TGS highlights the exploits of XIII's Serah in the search for her sister, Lightning.September 20, 2011
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investment 101:whenever there is a single-day heavy selling on any stock (just like AVID), the selling pressure will continue for four-days in a row!So, you can expect another down day for AVID tomorrow!
what did I tell you?!!! only fallinglosing a stronghold level of support on this stock...I may cover my short and buy AVID any minutes[depends on the trend]


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The Iowa Great Lakes Trail winds its way through the Iowa Great Lakes region, which offers plenty of outdoor opportunities for visitors-from its popular blue lakes and sandy beaches to quieter natural areas, many protected with INHF assistance. The multi-use Iowa Great Lakes Trail provides local citizens and visitors a safe place to bike, walk, rollerblade, run and cross-country ski. The trail winds along rural, community and nature areas in the heart of the Iowa Great Lakes Region, including Spirit Lake, Okoboji, West Okoboji, Arnolds Park, Milford and Lake Park.
The "spine" of the system is a 14-mile, ten-foot wide, hard-surface trail that accommodates two-way recreational traffic. Connecting to the spine trail are several other shorter trails to explore, including the Kenue Park Trail, Arnolds Park City Trail and Spirit Lake City trail. The trail has already been extended and now loops around the east and west sides of Big Spirit Lake where it joins the Loon Lake Trail (Jackson County, MN) at the Mini-Wakan State Park. Two new trails now meander up the west side of West Lake Okoboji and a new trailhead can be found along Hwy. 86 in Wahpeton. Two tunnels going under Hwy. 86 will open the new Bay Harbor Trail after Labor Day of 2009.


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Penny Bourque Daigle
Breaux Bridge – Funeral services were held at 1 p.m., on Tuesday, April 1, 2008, at St. Bernard Catholic Church for Penny Bourque Daigle, 45, who passed away on Saturday, March 29, 2008, at her residence in Lafayette.
Interment followed at St. Bernard Cemetery No. 2.
Fr. Allen Breaux, associate pastor of St. Bernard Church, conducted the services.
Shonna Broussard was the reader for the service. Gift bearers were Jade Landry and Valerire Broussard.
Penny enjoyed gardening, cooking, camping, fishing, most of all spending time with her family. She was an avid bingo player. She was a past member of the American Legion. She never met a stranger and loved everyone.
Survivors include her mother, Janice Bourque of Breaux Bridge; her husband, Steve Daigle of Lafayette; her sons, Dustin Bourque of Breaux Bridge, Kevin Daigle of Lafayette and Shane Daigle of Clarksville, Tenn.; her daughters, Dana Daigle of Clarksville, Tenn., and Crystal Daigle of Houston, Texas; her brother, Nicky Bourque of Breaux Bridge; her sister, Sheila Breaux of New Iberia; and 12 grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her father Calvin Bourque; her brother, Calvin Bourque Jr.; and her sister, Valerie Bourque.
A rosary was recited at 7 p.m on Monday.
Pallbearers were Nicky Bourque, Dustin Bourque, Nicky Bourque Jr., Matthew Bourque, Shane Daigle and Kevin Daigle.
Honorary pallbearer was Steve Daigle.
Pellerin Funeral Home of Breaux Bridge was in charge of arrangements.
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Taylor-Froch II should have been in Stage One of Super Six
IT would have given him a n immediate rematch with a chance at revenge. And a better chance of victory than against ABraham in Germany. DiBella should have pushed for this. How were the fights drawn? Taylor's career could be in a totally different position right now if this happened.
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yeah....i think dibella wanted this tournament to be taylor's cashout.......that whole im gonna get you the most money deal that dibella likes.......and Abrahams people haver the most money......you can even see that DiBella wouldve been OK with going Abraham in Berlin, the Kessler in Copenhagen back to back if the deal was sweet enough for Jermain......if JT got KO'ed by Froch again and had to step out, his biggest payday(Abraham) wouldnt have happened......seriously.....who the **** thought that was a good career move if they really wanted JT to win this thing?......
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That matchup would've added more hype to the tournament.
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Taylor got the toughest draw in the tournament, DIBella should have fought for Taylor like Goosen did for Ward
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Kentucky vs Baylor
Mich St vs Florida
NC State vs UNC
The above matchups (if they happen) would be epic.
Need help on SYR vs Whisky and Cincy vs Ohio St.
This year there are notably very few (if any) finesse teams.
It is all muscle and defense. Yet the teams that also have shooters and premier players have a complete package to go all they way, besides playing for tradition rich schools.
The state of Ohio figures to get at least one team into the finals. My guess is the winner between Ohio St and Cincy can beat Syracuse or Whisky.
Need help with that East bracket.
I haven't reloaded my sports account in 6 years, but I'm runni9n on fumes.
Gators overwhelmed two puppies , but anyways it appears they're focused.
They lost to Ohio St by 7, Syr by 4, and Kentucky by 3. The last game was basically a Ktcky home game, and the Cats went to the FT line 20 times, the Gators just 2.
It's obvious I suppose, that this game is down to the end of the clock ticking. Wish Florida had more points cuz it's obvious they'll be there close when it's all said and done.
Agreed. cincy's offense is mediocre and the turnover avg is appaling.
physical teams. that cincy/flor st game was a war. haven't been that impressed with ohio st. think cincy has a real shot straight up. big 12 hasn't impressed either, so I fully expect baylor and kansas to not make it to the final four. Xavier and nc state on the ml.
As you originally noted it's all muslce and defense, with a lack of finesse teams being successful. I believe this will continue. cheers
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Muskegon City Highway Supervisor Joe Buckingham said the sewage release was caused by a Roosevelt Park sewer line blockage behind Butch's Gas & Convenience No. 2, 1768 W. Sherman.
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ULL Baseball: Sun Belt Tournament tickets now on sale
LAFAYETTE – Tickets to the 2011 Sun Belt Conference Baseball Tournament being held at Warhawk Field in Monroe are now on sale through the UL Monroe Ticket Office.
The eight-team tournament is scheduled for Wednesday-Sunday, May 25-29 and features a new format. A new round-robin format, which is similar in scope to the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament, guarantees each team in the tournament three games and a day off prior to Championship Sunday.
Once the tournament seeds are determined, fans will know the exact date and time of their school's games. Games will be held at 11 a.m., 3 p.m., and 7 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday.
Fans will have three ticket options:
Tournament Booklet (Reserved seats to all 13 games)
Until March 31 -- $60
April 1 to May 29 -- $75
Flex Pack (6 Any-Game General Admission Tickets) – $50
Single Game Tickets – $15 reserved, $10 general admission
Warhawk Field will not be cleared following each game during pool play. However, fans that leave Warhawk Field for any reason will be required to purchase another ticket to re-enter Warhawk Field. There will be no pass outs.
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit ulmwarhawks.com or call the UL Monroe Ticket Office at 318-342-3ULM.
The eight teams will be divided into two four-team pools. Pool A will comprise of tournament seeds No. 1, No. 4, No. 5 and No. 8, while Pool B will comprise of tournament seeds No. 2, No. 3, No. 6 and No. 7.
The team with the best record in tournament games in each pool will advance to the Championship game on Sunday. However, if more than one team is tied at the completion of round-robin play in the brackets, then the following tie-breaking procedures will be used:
The team that won the head-to-head competition in championship games will advance.
The team with the highest seed in the respective bracket will advance.
(ULM will play the 7 p.m. game for all three of its pool play contests)
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3 p.m. -- Game Two (No. 2 vs. No. 7)
7 p.m. -- Game Three (No. 1 vs. No. 8)
Thursday, May 26
11 a.m. -- Game Four (No. 3 vs. No. 6)
3 p.m. -- Game Five (No. 4 vs. No. 8)
7 p.m. -- Game Six (No. 1 vs. No. 5)
Friday, May 27
11 a.m. -- Game Seven (No. 3 vs. No. 7)
3 p.m. -- Game Eight (No. 2 vs. No. 6)
7 p.m. -- Game Nine (No. 1 vs. No. 4)
Saturday, May 28
11 a.m. -- Game Ten (No. 5 vs. No. 8)
3 p.m. -- Game Eleven (No. 6 vs. No. 7)
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DETROIT -- How can the Izod IndyCar Series top the 2012 Indianapolis 500?
The obvious answer is to stage a similarly competitive and exciting race this weekend at the Chevrolet Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix (Sunday, 3:30 p.m. ET, ABC).
But even if the stars of the IndyCar Series, led by three-time Indianapolis winner (and four-time series champion) Dario Franchitti, produce a spectacular contest on the track, the focus at Detroit and perhaps throughout the rest of the season seems likely to be on political events taking place out of the public eye.
Honda's surprisingly dominant performance at the Indianapolis 500 will no doubt intensify the engine manufacturer battle with Chevrolet, which already has been through one protest, appeal and arbitration process in the first quarter of the 2012 season.
And now INDYCAR CEO Randy Bernard has suggested that at least one unnamed team owner is orchestrating his ouster.
Bernard said via Twitter on Tuesday evening: "It is true that an owner is calling others trying to get me fired. I have had several owners confirm this. Disappointing."
What's disappointing is that the sport of Indy car racing as a whole would allow history to repeat itself -- especially in the immediate aftermath of what many observers are calling one of the best Indianapolis 500s in decades.
Franchitti won the 500 for the third time after driving through the field and fighting off a charging (and crashing) Takuma Sato in a thrilling conclusion to the IndyCar Series' most prestigious race.
Yet in the same crippling fashion that has infuriated longtime supporters of the sport, the inability of the team owners to coexist with the current sanctioning body is threatening to derail any and all of the progress that has been made during Bernard's three years as the INDYCAR chief.
The series has seen increased sponsorship, attendance, participation and television ratings during Bernard's tenure, but there is now a growing band of malcontent team owners out to change the management of the series.
The impeachment movement was reportedly sparked by several factors, including INDYCAR's decision to assist the Hondas in the aim of parity, the hiring of a new race management team and a desire for more transparency in announcing fines and transgressions.
INDYCAR issued more than $300,000 in fines recently, including a $25K hit to Panther Racing chief John Barnes over his Twitter comments that criticized the series over the turbocharger inlet controversy.
No matter who is responsible for the current mutiny, it's a bad thing for the perception and health of the sport of Indy car racing. Here's a series that's trying to turn a page after the death of one of its most popular and charismatic drivers, with a new chassis and an exciting new engine package, and the spotlight is once again back on team owner revolts and boardroom machinations.
More than 35 years after the original CART team owner breakaway in 1978, it seems nothing has changed. At least not for the better.
What other IndyCar Series topics will people be talking about at Detroit and in the coming months?
The engine war
To recap, Chevrolet won the first four races of the season and vigorously fought INDYCAR's parity-driven decision to adjust the size of Honda's turbocharger inlet. Manufacturers are allowed to introduce modifications to pistons and fuel systems at designated points during the season (1,850 miles of engine life); Chevrolet elected to make a premature engine change on all its cars at Long Beach (incurring a 10-place grid penalty for all), but Will Power won from 12th on the grid with the latest spec Chevy motor. Chevy then went on to claim nine of the top 10 places on the Indy 500 grid, but when Honda changed all its engines for Carb Day (at the prescribed mileage limit), it was obvious that Honda made big gains in power and fuel economy. The Japanese manufacturer subsequently dominated the 500-mile race.
So Chevy's first and second spec engines were better than Honda's first, but Honda's second spec appears to be better than Chevy's second. But now the two manufacturers are "out of sequence," and the Chevrolet engines that went into service at Long Beach will mileage out after Detroit.
"It's going to get very interesting as the season goes on because of the chaos that's going to result from the manufacturers being on very different schedules," said Honda Performance Development assistant vice president Steve Eriksen. "It already has! But as the season goes on, it's only going to get more fractured to the point where it's going to be really interesting to watch and try to keep track of what engine people are on."
The Honda engines installed at Indianapolis will remain in those cars through the conclusion of the Milwaukee race on June 16.
"You've got five engines in a season, so each one of those five can have a different piston stack, for example," Eriksen said. "We've laid out the plan for the year, and each one of those five engines will be a step up based on what we can do within IndyCar's homologation specifications."
Chevrolet made a heavily publicized return to Indy car racing this year after a six-year absence, and support of the revived Belle Isle Grand Prix is part of the promotional campaign.
"This race is an important event to showcase our IndyCar program as well as an opportunity to showcase the city of Detroit," said Mark Kent, director of Chevrolet Racing. "The Chevy IndyCar V-6 is undefeated on street courses this year, and with the Chevrolet Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix being held right in our hometown, this race offers all of the Chevrolet and Powertrain employees as well as our partners in the Detroit area that have contributed to this program the ability to see firsthand the results of their hard work."
The safety factor
The Indianapolis 500 was the first oval race featuring the new Dallara DW12 chassis and therefore the first opportunity to crash-test the DW12 in real-world conditions.
Results were mixed. No injuries were reported after seven significant crashes, but in three of the wrecks when the car made a half-spin and impacted the SAFER barrier flush with its left side while traveling backward, the DW12 showed an alarming tendency to flip up onto its left side, with the roll hoop (and driver's head) up against the wall.
This is of particular concern for the June 9 race at Texas Motor Speedway. TMS features catchfence construction similar to Las Vegas Motor Speedway, a track also owned and operated by Speedway Motorsports Inc. The SMI fence design places the support poles on the track side of the netting rather than mounting the netting on the outside of the poles, as at most other circuits.
After two incidents during the qualifying weekend when DW12s got up onto their left side, Dallara made a modification to a floor mounting strut before the race, cutting slots in an effort to change the breakaway pattern of the floor in an accident. But when Mike Conway crashed in the race, he DW12 appeared to be headed onto its side on its own before it was hit by the following car driven by Will Power.
"Dallara's response has been immediate to try and make sure all improvements possible could be implemented in time for the race -- all credit to them," said Will Phillips, vice president of technology for INDYCAR. "Their solution and response is a great example of how safety comes first."
However, INDYCAR race director Beaux Barfield tweeted that "some testing needs to be done," and series officials will be keeping their fingers crossed during the upcoming stretch of three consecutive oval races (Texas, Milwaukee and Iowa) between June 9-23 and hope additional changes to the DW12 are not necessary before the season's only other oval race, the finale at Auto Club Speedway in California in mid-September.
The championship battle
Oh yeah, the IndyCar Series is also staging a series of car races at a variety of domestic and international ovals and road-racing venues.
A bridesmaid the past two years to Franchitti, Will Power came out of the box strong, winning three of the first four races of the season. But Power crashed out of the Indy 500 through no fault of his own, and Franchitti's win cut one-third out of the early 100-point advantage Power had accumulated.
Franchitti is within 64 points of Power and lies sixth in the standings, still a fair way behind but definitely within striking distance with 11 races remaining. Helio Castroneves, who won the season opener at St. Petersburg, ranks second in the championship, 36 points adrift of his Penske teammate. Andretti Autosport is also running strongly this year, with breakout star James Hinchcliffe and Ryan Hunter-Reay solidly in the top five. Scott Dixon (Ganassi) and Indianapolis pole winner Ryan Briscoe (Penske) will also no doubt vie for race wins.
Other contenders to watch into the summer include Indy near winner Sato and Simon Pagenaud in the Honda camp and Chevrolet drivers Tony Kanaan of KV Racing Technology, Oriol Servia of Panther/D&R Racing, owner/driver Ed Carpenter (on the ovals) and Sebastien Bourdais, who will split duties in Dragon Racing's single entry with Katherine Legge.


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Man Shot And Killed In The Heart Of Manhattan
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Police are investigating the death of a man in New York's Midtown Manhattan, who was fatally shot on Monday (December 10) during daylight hours. Officials said the victim was a 31-year-old male, who was shot in the back of the head at close-range on the 58th Street block between 7th Avenue and Broadway. Police say the gunman approached the victim from behind in front of 202 West 58th Street and fled the scene in a gray vehicle after firing the shot. Bystanders shared their shock: "I hear like a 'tut'. That's it, but I wasn't paying attention, but you know, a lot is going on around the corner. And then in two minutes, less than two minutes, some guy comes and says, 'You see what happened on the corner?' I said, 'No, what happened?' He said, 'go looking.'" "We've just, we feel safe. We never think that anything like this can happen. We walk around all hours of the day and night and we just cannot believe something like this can happen. I mean, we're shocked. We thought that they were filming a movie or something like this and then to find out, something horrible like this has happened." Police said the victim's identification showed that he was from Los Angeles, California.
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Last year Yoko Ono asked more than 50 heads of state to donate trees, bushes and paving stones to a section of Central Park that will be refurbished in memory of John Lennon and renamed Strawberry Fields. "It will be a garden of love," Yoko has said of the three-acre tract, which she can see from the window of her apartment. At a press conference last week, Ono announced that "the response has been overwhelming." Thirty-two countries, including the U.S. and the Soviet Union, have agreed to make contributions, and NASA, she said, has offered to donate a seedling germinated in space. Some of the paving stones will be used to construct a round terrace. "The world already has a Lenin Square," she explained. "Now it will have a Lennon circle. It's a gift from John to you."
To prove he's available to his constituency, Jerusalem Mayor Teddy Kollek is listed in the local telephone directory, and since TIME magazine printed the number in a recent profile, Kollek's phone hasn't stopped ringing. Because of the time difference, most calls from abroad have come in the middle of the night. One weekend last month, for instance, Hizzoner was awakened by a call from Australia. "What can I do for you?" asked Kollek. "Nothing," responded the caller from Down Under, who just wanted to see if he could get through. "My own mayor," he explained, "I can't get."
Watt's the Problem?
When US Air Flight 298 from Pittsburgh to Washington was delayed for more than two hours because of the freak April blizzard, Interior Secretary James Watt, who had been attending a Republican fund raiser, sat out the delay in the airport's VIP lounge. The plane was finally cleared for takeoff, but Watt refused to board. Seems the Secretary was worried that the other passengers, who had been waiting in their seats, would think the plane had been held for him. So he insisted the captain announce the real reason for the delay—which he did. But not everyone bought the pilot's spiel. Moments after Watt had settled into the front row of the coach section, a voice piped up from the back, "So that's the jerk who's been holding us up. It figures."
Slim Pickings
Pulitzer Prize-winning pundit Art Buchwald has answered once and for all the nagging question, "Why, out of a country of 230 million people, can't we find an outstanding person to run for President?" First of all, explained Buchwald at a luncheon in Denver, there are only 99 million registered voters in the country—38 million of whom are too young to run. That ostensibly leaves a hearty 61 million eligibles—but 30 million of these are women, and we're not ready for a lady Prez, says Art. Out too are a host of other unsuitable prospects, including one million foreign-born voters, three million men afraid to fly, two million with wives who won't move to Washington, two million being audited by the IRS, and another 12 million who are mentioned in a book by Elizabeth Ray. With questionable arithmetic but unassailable logic, Buchwald figures that there are still seven million potential Chief Execs, but reminds us that "6,999,998 people have had psychiatric treatment. That left us with a peanut farmer from Georgia and a guy who played the lead in Bedtime for Bonzo."
Working with his wife, Margaux Hemingway, on a movie about her granddad has given filmmaker Bernard Foucher some new insights. "Margaux," he says, "is an adventurer like Papa. If I tell her we are going out tonight, she will take three hours to pick out a garter belt and lipstick. But if I propose we run the rapids in a kayak, she'll be ready in two minutes."
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Street Style.
Lisa Keeps It Natural.
By Brittany on Thursday, August 9, 2012 at 3:08 PM
Name: Lisa Willis.
Age: 22.
Occupation: Visual merchandiser for H&M,
Found: The Goat.
What are you wearing? "Forever 21, H&M, Zara, Fossil and DSW."
How would you describe your style? "I'd say a modern bohemian. I like to be hippie and relaxed but also on trend."
Where do you shop? "Zara, Free People and Intermix for special pieces. Forever 21 and H&M for filler."
Your hair is kind of awesome, by the way. "Natural is the way to go! This is just the hair that grows out of my head."
What are you into for the summer? "Double floral! But I'm looking forward to winter for layering."


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Governor Cuomo Announces 900 Solar Projects Underway Through 26 Community Solarize Campaigns Across The State
"Solarize" campaigns are encouraging homes and businesses throughout the state to install solar – State will support another 31 "Solarize" campaigns set to begin this spring (Long Island, NY) Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that 900 solar projects are underway through 26 community "Solarize" campaigns across New York State. A component of the NY-Sun program and the Governor's..


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Singapore's International Jazz Festival is on its Way! Book Your Hotels Soon for Great Savings
The Singapore International Jazz Festival 2014 ('Sing Jazz'), a celebration of jazz music, is set to kick off 27 February through 2 March 2014 at Marina Bay Sands.
Featuring jazz and R&B legends Jamie Cullum, Natalie Cole, James Morrison, India Arie and Incognito, together with upcoming international stars such as Gregory Porter, Allen Stone and Dirty Loops, all performing alongside a host of regional and local jazz icons, the likes of Glenn Fredly, Jeremy Monteiro, Melissa Tham and Alemay Fernandez, Sing Jazz is slated to be Singapore's largest ever jazz and jazz-influenced music festival.
Organised by Orbis Festival Productions, in partnership with Marina Bay Sands (the Official Venue Partner) and the Java International Jazz Festival ('Java Jazz'), Sing Jazz is aiming to invigorate the local jazz and music scene, boosting the following for this most creative and inspiring of live music forms, while at the same time helping to nurture and encourage the development of home-grown jazz talent.
The Festival kicks off with Jamie Cullum headlining an opening gala performance on 27 February at the Grand Theatre. This will be followed by three days of back-to-back performances by some of the biggest names in jazz and R&B, at the main stage of the outdoor Event Plaza. Meanwhile, satellite stages situated throughout the destination will showcase the wealth of regional and local talent, and provide the opportunity for jamming late into the night, so capturing the true essence of live jazz.
"The music scene in Singapore is refreshingly eclectic," said David Lyndon Smith, Artistic Director of Orbis Festival Productions and professional orchestral musician himself. "The community of jazz-lovers here has been growing steadily, evident from the increased following and appreciation of live jazz over recent years. Our aim is for Sing Jazz to further energise this process and establish itself as Singapore's definitive platform for the exposition of jazz in all its forms, showcasing both the music and its exponents who, for their spontaneous creativity, must surely rank among the most talented of musical artists."
The Festival also takes seriously its social and developmental mission of nurturing emerging jazz talent in Singapore and the region. Sing Jazz will host clinics led by Festival artists, and facilitate an exchange of local talent with its counterpart festival, Java Jazz. It will also pledge Sin$1 from each commercial ticket sale towards the Foundation of Arts & Social Enterprise's on-going training and grooming of up-and-coming jazz musicians. Moreover, Orbis Festival Productions is committed to founding a residential 'Jazz Academy' that will see leading exponents of the art tutoring and mentoring aspiring young jazz artists.
"Java Jazz already attracts well over 100,000 attendees each year to Indonesia. Together with Sing Jazz, we intend to make SE Asia the world's premiere jazz destination," said Peter Gontha of Java Jazz. "Our distinctive offerings enable us to showcase international and regional jazz at its very best, albeit with a uniquely Asian vibe."
Tickets for Sing Jazz are now on sale. Audiences will be treated to a concert at Marina Bay Sands Grand Theatre on 29 November by British acid jazz icons Incognito, who will also return to perform among the other award-winning artists on the stages of Sing Jazz 2014 in February.
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Miley Cyrus is about to take a page out of Mandy Moore's book.
The Hannah Montana star, 15, is set to star in an untitled Disney film based on an upcoming novel by author Nicholas Sparks, Variety reports.
The idea for the film came out of a meeting where Cyrus used Moore's A Walk to Remember – a film adaptation of Sparks' 1999 novel – as a model of the type of project she hoped to work on next.
Sparks is writing the book and the screenplay simultaneously. Cyrus's mother, Tish, will serve as the film's executive producer.
Cyrus will not sing in the drama, whose plot is a secret for now.
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Muhammad's life
Born in 570, orphaned early in age,raised by uncle.
Grew up in poverty, at age 40 marries Kadija.
610-visited Cage of Hira, Angel Gabriel comes
622- flees for safety in medina, gains political+religious power
630-conquests mecca
632-visits punt of mercy and later dies
the four "rightly guided caliphs"
Abu Bakr: Muhammad's best friend, w/him on hirah
opposed groups about who should rule arabia
sunni: anyone could b a caliph
shi-a: only a descendent of a prophet (tribes of islam) could be a caliph
a shrine in mecca believed to have been built by abraham with the help of angel gabriel/allah
family that came to power by hereditary, surrounded themselves by wealth, moved capitol to damascus
Devoted their energy to trade, scholorship, and the arts. Dynasty that succeeded the Umayyads 750 C.E.
the 5 pillars of faith
shahada: declaration of faith
salat: prayer
zakat: alms giving
sawm: fasting during ramadan
hajj: pilgrimage to mecca
steps of the hajj
1. circle ka'aba
2. running between hills (sa'i)
3. valley of mina
4. Mount of mercy
5. stoning satan
6. circle ka'aba (tawaf)
what are the characteristics of pre-islamic arabia that helped lead to rise of islam
silk rd shifted to medina+mecca-> new wealth->corruption of society, something to unite the people and for people to believe in was necessary, a religion was perfect. Judaism and christianity were the primary languages, b/c islam is very similar it made the change even easier
top 5 religions
Christianity 2 Billion
Islam 1.2 Billion
Hinduism 785 Million
Buddhism 360 Million
Judaism 17 Million
how does muhammad compare to others in the 100?
most were raised in center of civilization, highly cultures areas with more opportunity/education
630: mecca (muhammad)
637: persia
642: egypt/ baisentine empire/persia
711: all of north africa
muhammad vs. jesus
muhammad was entirely responsible for creation of islam (came up with moral+ethnic principles, established practices). Jesus is the base of christianity, and a lot of what he did has to do with moral/ethnic practices but saint paul came up with most theological things


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WALKER, Doctor Wilbert Joseph " Wib"
At Leisureworld Oxford, Ingersoll on Wednesday, April 16, 2008, Dr. Wilbert Joseph (Wib) WALKER, of Ingersoll, in his 92nd year. Beloved husband of Margaret (SAVAGE) WALKER. Dear father of Lois and her husband John WALKER of Calgary, Alberta and Jim and his wife Heather of Guelph. Dear grandfather of Amy and her husband Jordan COLDHAM, and Ashley WALKER all of Calgary, Alberta. Mr. WALKER was a retired Veterinarian practicing in Ingersoll from 1947. He was a member of the Ingersoll Kiwanis Club for many years as well as a member of Saint_John's Lodge #68, Ingersoll Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons. Friends will be received at the McBeath-Dynes Funeral Home, 246 Thames St. S., Ingersoll Sunday 2-4 p.m. Funeral Service will be held at Saint Paul's Presbyterian Church, Ingersoll on Monday, April 21, 2008 at 1: 00 p.m. Rev. Dr. Lonnie ATKINSON officiating. Interment Ingersoll Rural Cemetery. Memorial donations to Alexandra Hospital Foundation or charity of your choice would be appreciated.
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SAVAGE, Donna Jean
In loving memory of my mother, Donna Jean SAVAGE, who passed away July 3, 2002. In our home she is fondly remembered Sweet memories cling to her name Those who loved her in life sincerely Still love her in death just the same Loved and missed every day, daughter Donna and Munroe Today recalls sad memories Of a dear grandmother gone to rest And the one who thinks of her today Is the one who loves her best Loved and missed every day, grand_son David.
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DELAIRE, Ainsley Catherine
After a year long challenge with brain cancer, at home with Mommy, Daddy and her brother Spencer, on Monday, July 14th, our little girl, Ainsley Catherine DELAIRE, passed away at the age of 7 years. Much loved daughter of Kate (DEMPSEY) and Trevor DELAIRE and big sister to Spencer. Loving granddaughter of Marlene DEMPSEY and John DEMPSEY of Sarnia, Jo-Anne and Barry SHORTT of London and Ray DELAIRE of Montreal. Precious niece of Kim and Claudio AVOLIO, Mike and Stacey WANLIN all of London and Elaine SAVAGE of Sarnia. Fun-loving cousin of Jessica and Zach AVOLIO, Cameron WANLIN and Rachel SAVAGE. Those who knew Ainsley were inspired with the grace and dignity with which she faced her adversity. Visitation will be held at the Westview Funeral Chapel, 709 Wonderland Road North, on Wednesday from 1: 00-4:00 and 7:00-9:00 p.m. The Funeral Mass will be celebrated at Holy Family Parish, 777 Valetta Street, on Thursday, July 17th, 2008 at 10: 00 a.m. Interment, Oakland Cemetery. Those wishing to make a donation in memory of Ainsley are asked to consider the Children's Wish Foundation or the Matthews Hall Building Fund. Online condolences may be sent to email@example.com
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PARTON, Tara
We, The PARTON Family, wish to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to all of our family and Friends who supported us through a very difficult time with the passing of our dear Tara. Our heartfelt thanks go out to all of you who showed your support through flowers, donations and kind words of sympathies. Special thank you to all Tara's doctors and nurses at the HSC, Dr. SAVAGE, Community Care Access Centre staff including all the caregivers during her many years of illness. Thanks also to Rev. Darren MAY and the ladies of the Jubilee Presbyterian Church who helped with the luncheon after her service. A special mention goes out to Mike FAWCETT at Fawcett Funeral Home for all his help in creating Tara's celebration of life service. Thank you also goes out to the many businesses and organizations who showed their support over the many years of Tara's illness.
Sincerely, Doug, Shannon PARTON and Family
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WEIDER, Helena (1906-2008)
Helena died peacefully on January 22, 2008, in her 102nd year at Bay Haven Senior Care Community in Collingwood. This remarkable woman was married to Jozo WEIDER, with whom she founded the Blue Mountain Resort in 1941, which they developed into Ontario's leading ski resort, along with Blue Mountain Pottery. Blue Mountain Pottery also became a major business until it was sold by the WEIDERs in 1965. Helena married Jozo in 1936, after ski vacations at his mountain chalet in Slovakia. The family immigrated to Canada in 1939 and arrived at Blue Mountain in 1941 after stints of homesteading in the Peace River district in British Columbia and ski instructing in Quebec. After Jozo's tragic death in 1971, Helena applied her great energy and ability to traveling and writing and assisting her considerable extended family. She learned to speak and write in Spanish during a long sojourn on the south coast of Spain, where she renovated homes and wrote two books, Mountain Ballad, a narrative poem and Tales from Andalucia, a collection of short stories. On her return to Canada she continued to write and completed a memoir for her family near the end of her life. Helena was crushed when she lost her twin daughters Katherine CANNING and Anna MARIK in 2007, but she retained her indomitable spirit to the end. She is survived by her children George and Helen; their spouses Barbara WEIDER and Don McGILLIVRAY sons-in law Gordon CANNING and Josef MARIK; grandchildren Andrea CANNING, Tessa and Tony MARIK, Alec, James and Gillian McGILLIVRAY, Katherine and Michael WEIDER. She also leaves seven great-grandchildren. The family has made private funeral arrangements, but Friends of the family are welcome to attend a memorial gathering planned for later this year. This is to be held at the Village Conference Centre at Blue Mountain on Saturday, March 15, 2008 at 11: 00 a.m. In place of flowers please consider a donation to the Collingwood General and Marine Hospital Foundation, (705) 444-8645. The family is deeply grateful to Helena's physician, Doctor Peter SAVAGE, and to the staff at Bay Haven, who provided affectionate care during Helena's years there. Friends may visit Mrs. WEIDER's on-line book of condolences at www.fawcettfuneralhomes.com
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BINLEY, Mary June (McGOVERN)
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Surrounded by her family, Mary June BINLEY went to God with love and faith and comfort. Mary was the executive secretary for Mr. E.P. Taylor and Mr. Charles Taylor, Windfield Farms Ltd. She will forever be remembered by her daughters, Kathleen (BINLEY) SAVAGE and Maura BINLEY, and sons-in-law, Kent A. SAVAGE and Peter F. EWING. The magic of their Grandmother Dee Dee will never be forgotten by Kathleen, David and Connor SAVAGE, and Rose and Thomas BINLEY- EWING. Mary is survived by her brother and best friend, Jim McGOVERN and her beloved McGovern family nieces and nephews. The family will receive Friends at the Humphrey Funeral Home - A.W. Miles Chapel, 1403 Bayview Avenue (south of Eglinton Avenue East) from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. on Friday, January 25th. Mass of Christian Burial will take place at 10 a.m. on Saturday, January 26th in St. Anselm Church, 1 MacNaughton Road at Millwood Road. If desired, donations may be made to St. Vincent de Paul Society (Saint Michael's Cathedral Chapter). Condolences and memories may be forwarded through www.humphreymiles.com
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SAVAGE, Dorothy Ruth (FROMOW)
Went home to be with the Lord on Thursday, March 13, 2008 in her 87th year after a long journey with Alzheimer's. Beloved wife of the late George SAVAGE (1999.) Loved mother of Ruth (John MILLER), Margaret (David SMYTH), Stephen (Kelly McKAY) and John (Margaret PORTER.) Grandmother of nine. Mom was one whose life sought to demonstrate the love of Christ. The funeral will be in Waterford at the Thompson-Mott Funeral Home on Thursday, March 20, 2008 at 1 p.m. with visitation one hour prior to the service. If desired, donations can be made to Alzheimer Society of Toronto, 2323 Yonge Street, Suite 500, Toronto, Ontario M4P 2C9 or Key Bible Clubs, 980 Adelaide St. South, Suite 34, London, Ontario N6E 1R3. www.thompsonmottfuneral.com
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WASTENEYS, Geoffrey Jennings
Peacefully at the Ottawa General Hospital on May 31st, 2008 at the age of 90 years. Beloved husband of Thelma (n�e OLSON) and dear father of Hardolph (Heather CLARKE) of Vancouver Island, Catherine of Lindsay, Clare of Guelph, Geoffrey (Michael SAVAGE) of Vancouver and Stephen (Kelly MARSDEN) of Ottawa. Grandfather of Stephen, John, Teo, Freya, Mad�, Jamie, Jaya, Roisin, Avalon and Astrid. Predeceased by his siblings; Hardolph, Hortense and Gervase. son of Professor Hardolph WASTENEYS and Clare MILLER, Geoff was born in Berkeley in 1917 and raised in To ronto, where he attended Upper Canada College. He served with the Royal Air Force bomber command during World War 2. Geoff graduated from the University of Toronto in 1949, then moved to Ottawa where he eventually established his consulting firm. He was keenly interested in history, science and medicine, and devoted his energy to many causes. A Memorial Service will be announced. Arrangements have been entrusted to Central Chapel of Hulse, Playfair and McGarry, 315 McLeod Street, Ottawa. Condolences/Donations/ Tributes at: mcgarryfamily.ca
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BROWN, Albert Leslie " Les," B.Sc.
The family of Les BROWN are saddened by his death on Sunday, March 9, 2008 at Toronto Western Hospital. Les was born in New Liskeard, Ontario, on November 8, 1918, the fifth child of George BROWN and Annie SAVAGE formerly of Sheffield. His family were survivors of the Temiskaming fire of 1922. Les attended Public and High School in New Liskeard and graduated from Queen's University in 1943 with a B.Sc. in Civil Engineering. He served in the Royal Canadian Engineers in World War 2. His working career was with Ontario Hydro head Office. Les is survived by his wife Louise POLLEY whom he married in Toronto September 29, 1945, and two children, Linda REID (Pierce,) Toronto; and Ken BROWN (Kathleen,) Peterborough; and five grandchildren, Ian REID (Joelle,) Toronto Heather REID, Toronto; Fraser BROWN (Julie DEFOY,) Gatineau, P.Q.; Seth BROWN (Sara,) Toronto; and Liam BROWN, Toronto. Also survived by three sisters, Jessie CONNELLY, Newmarket; Lily BEATON, Orillia; and Jean BOND, Barrie; and sister-in-law Lilias PALMATEER, Peterborough and many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by siblings George BROWN, St. Catharines; Anne FARROW, Penetanguishene; and Sid BROWN, Agincourt. In 1966-67 Les and Louise built two cottages on Wolf Lake and the forty years he worked and sometimes relaxed there were the best years of his life. He took early retirement and he and Louise moved to a new home in Cavan in 1976, returning to Toronto in 2003 to live in Christie Gardens. Cremation and private interment will take place. A Memorial Service will be held on April 5th at 11 a.m. at Kingston Road United Church, 975 Kingston Rd., Toronto. Visitation will be before the service and a time of fellowship and lunch will follow. If desired, donations may be made to the Queen's University Student Financial Assistance Fund, Kingston, Ontario, K7L 3N6, or a charity of your choice.
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SAVAGE, Daphne (n�e WOOD)
Passed away peacefully on March 12, 2008 at the age of 91. Predeceased by her husband Bill and friend Clare. Beloved mother of Bill and Diane. Cherished grandmother to 5 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. The family will receive Friends at Giffen-Mack "Danforth" Funeral Home and Cremation Centre, 2570 Danforth Ave., (at Main St. subway), 416-698-3121, on Friday, March 14th from 7-9 p.m. A Funeral Service to be held in the Giffen-Mack Chapel on Saturday, March 15th at 1: 00 p.m. Interment in Saint John's Norway Cemetery. Donations may be made to the Providence Health Centre in Daphne's memory.
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Mother If I could only speak to her And hold her loving hand No matter all the years apart I know she'd understand. Forever missed by your daughter Deborah Lee KEANE (DEHEDERVARY) of Box 616, Riverton, Manitoba.
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KACK, Milton Joseph " Mickey"
Passed away peacefully surrounded by his family on Monday, March 10th, 2008 at his residence in New Hamburg. Mickey was born 80 years ago, a son of the late Frederick and Evelyn (LOUGHREN) KACK. He was a member of Holy Family Roman Catholic Church, New Hamburg. Beloved husband of Anita (GALIPEAU) KACK whom he married June 28th, 1952. Loving father of Dennis KACK and Brenda RENAUD of Etobicoke, Monique and her husband Rick NORTH, and Colleen and her husband Owen FAWCETT, all of Meadowvale. Dear brother of Cecil (Therese) KACK, Frances KACK, Colbert KACK, Kathleen CORRIGAN, Mearl CORRIGAN, Margaret DUFFY and Maureen BROCKLEBANK. Also remembered by sister-in-law Maureen KACK and brother-in-law Jack DUFFY and many nieces and nephews. Mickey was predeceased by brothers Charlie (Rose), Harry, Raymond, Herman (Bertha), Marvin (Mary) and William; by sister Molly (Rolland) SAVARD and by brothers-in-law Earl CORRIGAN, Hubert CORRIGAN and Jim BROCKLEBANK. Cremation has taken place. Friends and relatives will be received at Mark Jutzi Funeral Home, 291 Huron Street, New Hamburg on Wednesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. The Memorial Mass will be held at Holy Family Roman Catholic Church, New Hamburg on Thursday, March 13th, 2008 at 11: 00 a.m. with Father Pablito LABADO officiating. Spring interment in Holy Family (Riverside) Cemetery, New Hamburg. As expressions of sympathy, donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society by contacting the funeral home at 519-662-1661. Parish prayers will be held at the funeral home on Wednesday at 4: 00 p.m.
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Sparks lit way for many
Mourners share stories of two Lambton teens killed in a car crash.
By Shawn JEFFORDS, Sun Media, Sun., January 27, 2008
Sarnia -- Vanessa CRAWFORD and Brianne DESCHAMPS were remembered yesterday by grieving family members, Friends and hundreds from the community as two sparks extinguished far too soon.
Mourners crammed into St. Luke's United Church for CRAWFORD's funeral, while many of the same people packed the Smith Funeral Home later in the afternoon to attend the funeral for DESCHAMPS.
The 19-year-old girls, who grew up together in Lambton County, died Wednesday in a crash in Ottawa that also killed Mark MacDONALD of Arnprior.
All three attended Carleton University. Mourners from across the province made the trip for both funerals.
"Today we think of Vanessa, Brianne and Mark," said Rev. Stephen SAVEL, who presided over the funeral for DESCHAMPS. " Their lives had hardly begun and then were so quickly and tragically ended."
At St. Luke's church, mourners overflowed into the basement, while others stood along the wall in the church sanctuary to hear Rev. Connie ELLIS.
"In the short time that Vanessa was with us, she learned all of the important lessons about life and love and what really mattered," ELLIS said.
CRAWFORD's family gathered before the service, crying and hugging one another.
Her father, Lee, held a pair of crimson dance slippers in one hand and his wife Annette's hand in the other as the couple made their way into the church.
Friend after friend rose to tell stories of CRAWFORD's adventures.
She was remembered as an accomplished dancer, daring skydiver and good friend.
"We shared everything, clothes and secrets," said her friend Laura TAILOR/TAYLOR. " You shared your dad's sense of adventure and your mom's love of life."
A light snow fell as pall bearers carried CRAWFORD's casket past an honour guard of dozens of dancers from the Shirley Schram School of Dance. Many wept and held each other for support as they placed single red roses on the casket.
At DESCHAMPS' funeral, mourners packed a hallway and the funeral home's main foyer to hear the service. She was remembered as "an old soul" who lived life "in double time."
Her younger sister Brooke told mourners when the two were younger, Brianne would share her bed when Brooke awoke from a nightmare.
"She would hug me tight and tell me everything was going to be all right," she said. "She was my role model, my hero and my best friend."
DESCHAMPS' father Steve shared an e-mail she had sent him shortly before the crash. She jokingly referred to herself as "Bri-Diddy" and promised to pay her parents back if they lent her money to buy shoes for a ball at Carleton.
"Bri, we miss you so damn much," he said, his voice cracking. "We will hold you in our hearts forever."
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WHITE/WHYTE, Patric Jon " Ric Chip"
Suddenly at home, on Tuesday, February 26th, 2008. Patric Jon "Ric Chip" WHITE/WHYTE of West Lorne in his 61st year. Ric Chip was the loving husband and best friend of Branka SAVIC. Survived by his father-in-law Richard BRAUMPTON of London and predeceased by his mother Patricia BRAUMPTON (2005.) Also survived by step sister Sherry GABRIELLE (Ben) of London, uncle Karl WORK (Pudge) of Stouffville, cousins Jayne BERNARDINO (John) and Karen (John) LANG, mother-in-law Natalija SAVIC, sister-in-law Rada STOJKOVICH (Douglas) and nieces Anna GROSSI (Wally) and Anita TAGLIONE (Rene.) Ric Chip spent many years working for Hostess-Frito Lay and was a tireless volunteer in the community of West Elgin. He was a life member and past president of West Elgin Legion Branch #221, a member of the West Lorne Optimist Club and Sertoma Club. "All you had to do was ask, Ric Chip was there." Friends may call at the West Lorne Chapel, 202 Main Street, Friday, February 29th, 2008 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral service will be conducted from Saint Mary's church, West Lorne on Saturday at 1 p.m. Rev. J. WHITE/WHYTE officiating. Interment Evergreen cemetery. If desired, memorial contributions to the West Lorne Optimists Splash Pad Project or the Heart and Stroke would be appreciated as your expression of sympathy. Arrangements entrusted to Padfield Funeral Homes (519 785-0810). Online condolences may be left at www.padfieldfuneralhome.com
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Actor enjoyed long Stratford career and doubled as a gifted drama coach
Trained in British repertory and a graduate of a famous London school for actors, he built a highly regarded Canadian career and founded Toronto's George Brown Theatre School
By Noreen SHANAHAN, Special to The Globe and Mail, Page S8
Toronto -- Joseph SHAW was a pillar of the Stratford Festival who liked nothing better than to mentor young actors struggling to wrap their tongues around Shakespeare. "I wouldn't be an actor without him," said Alison Lawrence, who was one of the actor-director's first students. "He had great faith in us. He used to say that he would never kick anybody out of school, but that the actual work in the theatre [community] was going to select people."
She recalled a flamboyant teacher whose style sense had never left the 1970s. He'd stride about wearing hip-hugging bell-bottoms, love beads and a shiny white belt, said Ms. Lawrence, who is a regular on the Toronto stage and who co-wrote the three-woman comedy Bittergirl. He wore an ascot, splashed on what seemed like cartons of cologne and puffed at an elegant cigarette holder.
His students adored him, even when he dramatically blew smoke in their faces. He demanded professionalism and insisted they pay careful attention to voice training, movement, dance, music - all the bits and pieces that go with being a well-rounded actor.
Joseph SHAW was born in Lancashire, England, and fell in love with the theatre at an early age.
His first Shakespearean role came while a schoolboy at a British boy's school. He played a woman - Hermia - in A Midsummer Night's Dream. During the Second World War, he joined the Royal Air Force and was assigned menial work until his true talents were discovered. After that, he was put in charge of staging musical shows and skits to entertain the troops and boost morale. As a young man, he studied at the Central School of Speech and Drama in London, also the training ground of Julie Christie, Claire Bloom, Jeremy Brett, Peggy Ashcroft, the Redgrave sisters and many others. In 1949, he won the school's gold medal for acting and spent the next five years appearing with various companies throughout Britain.
In 1954, Mr. SHAW was asked by director Leslie Yeo (obituary, September 25, 2006) to join his London Theatre Company in Saint_John's. "Joe could fit new lyrics to age-old Newfoundland sea shanties and milk all the local sacred cows," Mr. Yeo wrote in his book A Thousand and One First Nights.
Former Canadian Broadcasting Corporation writer and producer Jeannine Locke recalls meeting Mr. SHAW in Saint_John's more than 50 years ago. "I remember seeing him for the first time, leaning against the fireplace mantel, looking exactly like a school boy for the Jolly Boys Annual, with his blond hair and blue eyes. Very English good-looking in a way I thought all English should look."
In 1962, he moved to Toronto to act and direct at the Crest Theatre. The Crest signalled the beginning of commercial theatre in Toronto, and for 13 years, audiences were treated to local productions. Until then, audiences had been entertained mainly by touring companies from Britain or the United States. Among other actors at the Crest were Richard Monette, Barry Morse, Jackie Burroughs, Frances Hyland, Amelia Hall, Eric House, Martha Henry and Kate Reid.
While working at the Crest, Mr. SHAW moved into what was possibly the only theatrical rooming house in Toronto at that time. The house on Sherbourne Street was owned by Canadian author Shirley FAESSLER and it was alive with actors and dancers and such writers as Margaret Laurence, Adele Weisman and Mavis Gallant. Mr. SHAW met his wife, actor Mary SAVIDGE, by sharing a tiny kitchen with her at the house. In 1960, they exchanged wedding vows in the living room. Their son, Timon SHAW, remembers from an early age always being around assorted groups of thespians and other creative folk. "My father had the most extraordinary character and spirit, whether he was on stage or off. His love and fascination for life and the arts was nothing short of infectious."
In 1962, Mr. SHAW began a long run at the Stratford Festival, occasionally in productions alongside his wife. Among his first roles were Duncan in Macbeth and Pedant in The Taming of the Shrew. "He had a kind of elegance to him," said general director Antoni Cimolino. "He was able to play the leading-man stuff very well, but he also had a wonderful comic sense. Not a low comedian, but he had real status and style, so he had a bit of a chameleon in him."
In the mayor's role in a 1989 run of A Shoemaker's Holiday, Mr. SHAW tucked the back of his cape inside his tights just as he stepped onto the stage. "I heard this great wave of laughter at the right side, and it spread across like a wave at a football field," said Mr. Cimolino. "What was brilliant about this piece of business was that it was the pin that pricked the pomposity of the character and made him human. So, as an artist, he found a way to add something to the whole and make it better."
As a mentor, Mr. SHAW was once particularly helpful to a certain fresh-faced Romeo Montague. Mr. Monette, former artistic director at the Stratford Festival, tells a story in his memoir Rough Magic about how Mr. SHAW arranged a dinner with Sir John Gielgud in 1976. The British actor was in Toronto to perform at the Royal Alexandra Theatre and Mr. SHAW came straight to the point: "A friend of mine is a rising young Canadian actor who has just played Hamlet and is about to play Romeo. He'd love to meet you."
A fine evening followed where Dom P�rignon flowed, conversation sparkled, and lobster thermidor was picked dry. Finally, at 2 a.m., quietly urged on by Mr. SHAW, Mr. Monette asked Sir John, arguably the greatest Shakespearean actor of the 20th century, for some pointers on how to play Romeo. "Well, it's very difficult," he replied. "You see, in the first act, you get a crick in your neck from the balcony scene."
In 1975, Mr. SHAW founded Toronto's George Brown Theatre School and served as its artistic director for 10 years. His role as mentor reached profound proportions during this decade.
"He cared tremendously about the theatre in Canada, the future of the theatre in Canada and the future of the young Canadian theatre professionals," said Diana Reis, a teacher who worked with him in the early 1980s. "He built a bridge between the theatre training of old that concentrated on skills classes, dancing, voice, deportment and elocution, to the modern theatre training classes. And at that time, it focused on the Stanislavski-based work that was so popular in America, most specifically by [the American actor] Uta Hagen."
He also revealed great depth in musical theatre.
"Joseph had a lot of experience writing musical shows… he had been doing that in Newfoundland," said Judy Peyton WARD, who worked with him at the theatre school. "He had a great gift in writing musical lyrics [and] he put that to good use at George Brown."
Key to his philosophy was to hire faculty members who came not from academia but from the theatre. A case in point was Ms. Peyton WARD, a successful costume designer and cutter whom he brought from Stratford. She easily transferred her skills to the George Brown curriculum, handing students their own scissors and telling them to cut and sew.
Operating a theatre school and performing fitted neatly into Mr. SHAW's calendar. Typically, he would finish his "season" at the school and head off to Stratford to begin rehearsals.
Inevitably, there was overlap. Toronto actor Dan Chameroy benefited from Mr. SHAW's mentoring while auditioning for a leading role in Cymbeline in 1992. "He was my launching pad when it came to Shakespeare… without his help and assistance, I don't think they would have looked at me seriously," he said. "It was the intimidation of speaking without music underscoring my every word, fear of being out there alone with only words: 'Oh my God, I have to speak Shakespeare.' "
Standing in Mr. SHAW's tiny Stratford living room, he was instructed in breathing, punctuation and how to use his voice in the many ways demanded by the Shakespearean language. "There were so many different approaches to the work that I had never really thought of," Mr. Chameroy said.
Mr. SHAW's own enthusiasm for his trade never flagged. He staged plays and musicals in Montreal, Halifax, London, Toronto and Saint_John's, and in 1979, he played the lead role in Blithe Spirit at the Shaw Festival in Niagara-on-the-Lake. On television, he appeared in The National Dream, King of Kensington, Street Legal, A Gift to Last and Ray Bradbury Theatre. More recently, he appeared in The Great Defender and Dieppe.
His roles at Stratford included the King of France in All's Well That Ends Well; the title role in Julius Caesar; Dorilant in The Country Wife; Old Adam in As You Like It; Seigneur Anselm in The Miser; John of Gaunt in Richard II; and Abbe Faria in The Count of Monte Cristo. His final roles were Vintner and Archbishop Scroop in the 2006 production of Henry IV, Part 1. By that time he was 85. "I'm sure some people wonder why I continue to act, well past the usual retirement age," he said in the program guide. "The answer is quite simple: I'm still stage-struck."
Joseph SHAW was born January 6, 1921 in Lancashire, England. He died of emphysema in hospital in Stratford, Ontario, on January 9, 2008. He was 87. He was predeceased by his wife, Mary SAVIDGE, in 1982. He is survived by his son, Timon SHAW.
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McINTOSH, Robert D. (1929-2007)
Passed away peacefully on December 25th, 2007 in Laval, Quebec. Robert leaves a great void in the lives of his wife Johanne SAVOIE, his children Garry (Patricia), Dean (Dolly), Stephen (Katherine), Leanne (Arnis), Karen (Blair), thirteen grandchildren and four great-grandchildren, his brother David (Julie), mother-in-law Madeleine, brother-in-law Serge (Michel), extended family and Friends. Born in Toronto on June 13, 1929, Robert was a prominent figure in the jewellery industry. He ended 35 years at Bulova Watch as President in 1981, and continued his career as leader and mentor for many years. Robert loved life and inspired others with his charisma, optimism and energy. A funeral service was held in Laval on December 31, 2007. God Bless.
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Do Bits Really Work? Revisiting the Empirical Link between Investment Treaties and Foreign Direct Investment
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Describe in your words the meaning of spatial/temporal integration in logistical system integration.
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Describe in your words the meaning of spatial/temporal integration in logistical system integration.
Logistics is the process that provides customers with time and place utilities, ensuring that the right product is available at the right place. The term "right time" and "right place" provide indications of the temporal/spatial structure of logistics. It is the challenge of logistical management to provide customers with these desired utilities at the lowest possible cost to the firm.
Inventory shapes logistics' temporal structure through product availability. Availability implies that goods and services are ready for consumption when demanded, providing time utility. Transportation provides logistics with spatial structure by fulfilling place utility. It allows manufacturing to occur in one place and ultimate consumption to occur in a distant location, for instance. It is this ability to cover distance that permits specialization of skills and resources. In other words, geography does not prevent us from consuming only what we can produce.
Students are encouraged to express these general concepts in their own words. Responses may vary somewhat, but the basic unity of time and space achieved trough logistics must be demonstrated.


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Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi said he is opposed to France's military intervention in Mali fearing that it could create further unrest.
On Monday at the Arab Economic Summit in Saudi Arabia, Morsi reiterated that he was hoping for a "peaceful and developmental" approach from France.
"We do not accept at all the military intervention in Mali because it will fuel conflict in the region," Morsi said.
French forces are working to stop the advance of Islamist extremists there. Morsi said the intervention creates a "new conflict hotspot" separating the Arab north from its African neighbors to the south.
The Islamic president also declared his support for Algeria where last week Islamic militants attacked a natural gas complex. At least 37 hostages were killed.
Morsi's statements paralleled the successful halting of Islamic militant advancement towards the south by Malian and French troops.
French Military Pounds Islamist Targets in Mali
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