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Professor Savage speaks to CBC regarding ECP's upcoming Parenting series
Dr. Robert Savage, of our Department of Educational and Counselling Psychology, spoke to CBC's Sonali Karnick over the weekend regarding children's literacy.
DISE's Rachel Zellars interviewed by Radio Canada regarding Black Lives Matter, Black women, Canadian concerns
Rachel Zellars, PhD candidate with our Department of Integrated Studies in Education (DISE), recently spoke to Radio Canada International's Carmel Kilkenny regarding the concerns of Black Lives Matter from a Canadian perspective.
The Otto Maass building starred in a TV documentary
The style of architecture found on the McGill campus is fascinating, to the point where it was recently featured in the documentary series "Archi Branche" aired on the Canal Savoir channel (available only in French). Among other the architecture of various buildings on campus, the latest renovations in Otto Maass are discussed in the context of the special needs associated with laboratory work.
ECP's Dr. Talwar tells PBS "why kids lie, and what to do about it"
Dr. Victoria Talwar, of our Department of Educational and Counselling Psychology, was recently asked "why kids lie, and what to do about it" by Dr. Eileen Kennedy-Moore. The interview was published this week by PBS.org's Parenting division, where they offer Expert Tips and Advice.
Professor Lajoie cited in Hill Times opinion piece
In a recent opinion piece to the Hill Times Online, SSHRC President Ted Hewitt praises Professor Susanne Lajoie's research: "Lajoie is making it possible for children to learn in more meaningful ways with the help of technology," writes Hewitt.
University Affairs reports on @AcademicsSay phenomenon
Higher education news source University Affairs interviewed Professor Nathan Hall, of our Department of Educational and Counselling Psychology, about his experimental social media account @AcademicsSay this week. "His Twitter presence is part pastime, part social media experiment and a catalyst for his investigation into the subject of psychological well-being in academia," writes Shawna Wagman of UA. In July of this year
"Je voulais rester ici," Charline Labonté tells press
Charline Labonté (BEd (PE) 2012, MA (Sport Psych.) 2015) wants to stay in Montreal to encourage the development of women's hockey here, in Quebec, and Canada, she told the press recently. Labonté received her MA in Sport Psychology from our Department of Kinesiology and Physical Education in May, 2015.
New York Times speaks to Dr. Derevensky regarding internet gambling, fantasy sports betting
"Today, young men, the most susceptible to becoming problem gamblers, are using the internet to risk thousands of dollars daily on sports without the legally mandated safeguards that casinos and regulated sports books must follow," writes the New York Times in a recent article discussing the rising phenomenon of online fantasy sports betting.
The media love men… bad news for women
DISE's Dr. Trimble interviewed regarding Quebec's new sex ed curriculum
Dr. Lisa Trimble, of our Department of Integrated Studies in Education (DISE), was interviewed this week by Breakfast Television and Radio Canada International regarding Quebec's new "no exemption" sex education pilot project.
Gazette publishes "Canada's Long History of Racism" by DISE PhD student Rachel Zellars
Rachel Zellars, PhD candidate in our Department of Integrated Studies in Education (DISE), has written an opinion piece for the Montreal Gazette entitled "Canada's Long History of Racism". The article was published on Wednesday, August 18, 2015.
ECP's Dr. Talwar quoted in VICE article "My First Grade Teacher Used to Beat Me..."
Dr. Victoria Talwar, of our Department of Educational and Counselling Psychology, has been cited by Vice in the recent article "The Ruler: My First Grade Teacher Used to Beat Me and I Am Only Seeking Help Now".
Eugenie Bouchard tested by adversity, Dr. Bloom tells Gazette
After being named Canada's top female athlete two years in a row, young Quebec tennis star Eugenie Bouchard has lost 13 of her last 15 matches. Dr. Gordon Bloom of our Department of Kinesiology and Physical Education, Director of the McGill Sports Psychology Research Laboratory, was interviewed by the Montreal Gazette to help resolve questions brought to light by her recent disappointments.
MACHEquity members discuss child marriage in Globe and Mail
Maternal and Child Health Equity (MACHEquity) Principal Investigator and IHSP Faculty member Arijit Nandi, MACHEquity Project Manager Gonzalo Moreno and past MACHEquity Doctoral Fellow Belinda Maswikwa have contributed an Op-ed in the Globe and Mail discussing how stopping child marriage, notably by closing existing legal loopholes, can empower women and improve their health and social well-being, which are
Pilot edition of Research to Policy Dragon's Den a success
In May, graduate students had the opportunity take on an important current policy challenge, develop a concrete proposal for policy change, and present it to prominent policy and media leaders. Learn more about their proposals here.


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I doubt it...the game has already been made, so...
will metroid P3 have online gaming at some point?
just wondering lol...
oh and do you think that resident evil should go online?
i think its an amaizn game but they probably would jst add multiplayer levels wont they?
its such a good shooter and i cant wait to play it as MOHH2 deadline in europe has been pushed back
how dissapointing
I doubt it...the game has already been made, so...
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it might becouse Halo was never made for online but we still saw it on xbox live we might hopefully we will see MP3 corruption.
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No online for Metroid Prime 3.
We will just have to wait for a whole new series of Metroid games on the Wii..or maybe even the next console..depending on how long the Metroid hiatus lasts.
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I wondered about this for CoD3, but the simple answer is now sales are pretty much already going down for MP3 and online reallyisn't going to give it a boost another game though sure
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Distributor in Montreal, QUEBEC (CANADA)
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based in Quebec, QUEBEC (CANADA)
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Office in Dorval, QUEBEC (CANADA)
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based in Laval, QUEBEC (CANADA)
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Distributor in QUEBEC (CANADA)
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based in St-Laurent, QUEBEC (CANADA)
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based in St-Laurent, QUEBEC (CANADA)
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Distributor in QUEBEC (CANADA)
Supplier of the innovative Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor (MBBR) used for the treatment of water and wastewater. Provide biological wastewater treatment systems with the capability of increasing a BOD plant to complete nitrification by adding only media, retaining screens and additional air to the existing system. Our solutions and especially those based on Moving Bed ...
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Office in Saint-Laurent,, QUEBEC (CANADA)
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text: Words, Words, Words: Essays and Memoirs George Bowering New Star Books (2012) [Editor's note: For those already experiencing summer nostalgia, this chapter from George Bowering's new collection -- titled "Words, Words, Words: Essays and Memoirs" -- is excerpted with permission.] In the middle of the night last week I returned to my bed from the usual break, and thought about Johnny Lindell's hat. All through my school years Johnny Lindell was an outfielder for the New York Yankees, and during the season of my high school graduation he was a pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates. A lot of ballplayers do something funny to their uniforms or caps. Billy Martin used to make a cross out of straight pins right under the letter or letters on the front of his cap. I never saw another ballplayer do what Johnny Lindell did to modify his ball cap. Until the recent hip hop infestation, all players would bend the peaks of their caps into an arc so as not to look dorky. Johnny Lindell was the only one who would bend the two sides of the peak of his cap into right angles, about three-quarters of an inch from the edge. So that's what I did with my ball cap. You've seen the way a lot of hockey kids hitched one side of their jerseys so that they got caught up on the shorts in emulation of Wayne Gretzky? Well, Wayne Gretzky was an obvious superstar, the Great One. Johnny Lindell wasn't even an everyday star after he got out of the minor leagues. But even though I detested the Yankees, as any intellectual kid would, I fell for the way Johnny Lindell wore his hat. Somehow, maybe, it meant that he wasn't really a Yankee. More than any other game, baseball makes a fan think of his boyhood, and in some cases about her girlhood. If you go to a ballgame at Vancouver's Nat Bailey Stadium, for instance, you'll see only about three-quarters of the crowd that's there. The invisible one-quarter is inside a lot of the grey or bald heads from whose ears hang no thin white cords. We old coots recognize each other everywhere. When I see an old coot at a ball park in minor league Ohio, wearing an old cap, with or without a scorebook on his lap and a pen in hand, I know he's one of us. I've seen him in underpopulated wooden stands behind home plate in Bologna, Italy. In that restaurant capital of the world there is no ball park food. If you want the best hotdog on the globe, go to the baseball field on the hill overlooking Basel, Switzerland. Canada's game Baseball is overshadowed by other games in backward countries like Italy and Switzerland. But in Canada it is our national sport, isn't it? I certainly remember growing up in Oliver, B.C., where it was basketball from November 'til February, and baseball from March 'til October. We had no ice hockey because there was no ice, and no football because there was no money. The Vancouver newspapers act as if the only sports are hockey and football. I have a standing wager that on July 31 the first page of the Vancouver Sun sports section will be devoted to the Vancouver Canucks, an ice hockey team that seldom plays after the regular season, even in a league in which almost all teams make the playoffs. In the past few decades sports equipment stores have been selling expensive ice hockey gear to the mothers of west coast kids. That's why west coast kids, like those four kids on the five-dollar bill, all shoot right-handed. We kids in Oliver rarely got to go down to the Coast, but when we did the first place we wanted to visit was the White Spot, to have one of those famous hamburgers with the triple-O sauce that ran up the underside of your forearm. White Spot was created by the genius son of a circus wheel-of-fortune spinner who had moved to Vancouver from Minnesota. Young Nat Bailey started a hotdog business when he was a teen, and opened his first White Spot drive-in at Granville and 67th in 1928, the year after Babe Ruth hit 60 home runs. Bailey had been downtown hawking newspapers when he was 12. By the time he was in his fifties he was a Mason, a Rotarian, a Chamber of Commerce gent, and a baseball pioneer. A lot of baseball fans bought Nat's hotdogs and popcorn. When Little League arrived in the fifties the drive-in man was there to get the kids up and running. Oh, and also in the fifties the man in the famous bow tie bought the Pacific Coast League's AAA Oakland Oaks and renamed them the Vancouver Mounties. He kept them alive at Capilano Stadium, opened in 1951, until they left town in the late sixties. Bailey died a couple of days after the Pacific Coast League returned to Vancouver in 1978. Now the team would be called the Canadians, and wear shirts that looked a lot like the label on a beer of the same name. That year Cap(ilano) Stadium would have its name changed to Nat Bailey Stadium. Counterculture ball Every year someone will remind us that the Nat is "the prettiest little ball park in organized baseball." They say something like that about the city of Vancouver, too. But spoilsports point out that if you took away the mountains and ocean you'd have Welland, Ontario. Yes, and if you took away Little Mountain and its trees that stand just beyond the right field fence, you might as well be in Stade Municipal in Quebec City -- except for the haze of cigarette smoke. Still, Vancouver does have a pretty area in which to play or watch baseball, even after the hole-digging and chain-fencing and construction around much of Riley Park of a few years ago. The nicest Little League diamond I have ever seen was ripped up to make room for the rich people's winter games a couple of years down the line. Some of the parking lot had to go too. That did not affect me directly -- I have used a secret parking spot nearby for many years. I have been to Class A games all across the continent, and Vancouver's is the only park I have seen charging cash for a parking spot. But I love being in Nat Bailey. In 1971 I played on this field during the year-ending tournament of the infamous Kosmik League's inaugural season. There was no professional ball team in Vancouver. Nat Bailey was still alive, but he did not come out for our games, as far as I know. By the third day of the tournament the October mud was up to all the catchers' chest protectors. After I had batted in the tying run in the bottom of the ninth, my team, the Granville Grange Zephyrs, was edged in extra innings in the championship game by the slick Teen Angels. The guy who is now the oldest teen disk jockey in the world was playing for them. Luckily for us Zeds, the fans declared us the real winners of the title because in their opinion the Teen Angels were not truly Kosmik -- they had matching t-shirts, and their girlfriends sitting in the stands had been to the hairdresser. That was a high time for counterculture baseball, but a low point for the stadium. There was no professional ball in town. The left field fence had been taken down to make room for a soccer pitch. Soccer! The stadium had even been consigned to the Vancouver Art Gallery, and weird exhibitions showed up in the outfield and under the stands. Real estate agents with relatives on city council had plans to demolish the place and put up something that would bring in more bucks. Most of its life the building has been living under threat. Even in the past few years there have been people with ice trays for hearts smiling while they dream of bulldozers off Ontario Street. These are the folks who wanted, also in 1971, to replace Christ Church Cathedral at Burrard and Georgia with a square glass office tower. The last I heard, now that two baseball fans have bought the team, the Nat seems to be safe, though hemmed in a little. The bulldozer people are turning their attention to the demolition of, oh, the CBC, and well, the city's museum. Kosmik Leagues and art galleries (and now a farmer's market every Saturday in the parking lot on the Ontario side) could never faze the joint. When the Vancouver Mounties were the tenants, you never knew what to expect. The Mounties appeared one Sunday with red uniform jerseys, though they had enough restraint not to adopt RCMP hats. Purists were, as they so often are, alarmed. "They look like a softball team," exclaimed some. "This will never catch on in baseball," said others. "What next, white shoes?" scoffed one worthy. "Not after Labour Day," said his wife. "These guys don't play much after Labour Day," replied her husband. 1962 One July day in 1962, pitcher George Bamberger, the most adored player in the history of Vancouver professional baseball, strolled out to the mound with a radio transmitter concealed in his jersey. Bamby was the smartest hurler in the Pacific Coast League. Did he need advice on how to pitch to the Tacoma Giants? No, manager Jack McKeon just wanted to see what would happen once the league poobahs found out that the Vancouver manager was managing over the airwaves. Sure enough, a rule was added to the PCL charter -- no more Dick Tracy stuff. 1962 was a great year at the the building. The Mounties did finish seventh that year, but so what? The Hollywood Stars had come out to play in shorts and tall socks in 1950, but 12 years later Cap Stadium had visitors from outer space! 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In what has become a Tyee holiday tradition, we're closing the commenting system for the holidays to allow our hardworking team a brief respite and chance to recharge. Thanks for all the insightful, informative comments in 2012. We look forward with happy anticipation to more of the same in 2013. Read more: Local Economy, How to be a successful loudmouth fan DON'T: When you are heckling the umpire, try to avoid obvious jokes about sightlessness. Really subtle cracks are all right. You could, for example, holler, "Sounded like a strike to me, Ump!" DO: Shout variations of famous baseball sayings. This way you can show your knowledge of the game while impressing the people in your section with your wit. If the opposing team makes two errors, you might want to yell, "Hit 'em where they are!" DON'T: If the visitors get a sacrifice fly in the top of the ninth to go ahead by a run, do not cheer because our outfielder caught the ball. I have seen this happen at Nat Bailey, and I had to wonder: Who are these people? DO: Sing loudly at the seventh-inning stretch. Sing, "Take me out to the ball game," even if you are already at the ball game. When the second line comes around, sing, "Take me out with the crowd." It is not "to" the crowd. Sheesh! DON'T: Don't rip the home team. Be encouraging. If the opposition has the bases loaded with nobody out, I like to shout, "Now you got 'em where they want you!" If the opposition gets four extra-base hits in a row, I bellow, "That's it, keep mowin' them down!" DO: Dress right. If you're wearing a baseball cap, wear the peak forward. You don't have to worry about sun on the back of your neck in Vancouver. Do not wear New York Yankee clothes, unless you are a tourist shopping on Robson Street, and then get something in pink. If you are in your team uniform, let's see your socks. DON'T: I might get into trouble with management on this one. Don't yell, "Go, Cees, Go!" You are not at a hockey game. You have to be creative and witty when it comes to cheering at a baseball game. On the other hand, my friend Paul yells, "Go, Habs, Go!" at the Vancouver Canadians' games. Now, that's witty. DO: Try to think of something hilarious to yell at visiting ballplayers with interesting names. When "Poochy" Delgado came to town a few years ago, my friends in section 9 would bark every time he came to the plate. Try not to be obscene unless it is really funny and the kids won't understand. DON'T: Don't boo the visitors' pitcher for throwing to first. He is trying to keep the runner from getting a jump. That is called baseball. Don't cheer just because one of our batters hits the ball high to the outfield. A fly ball is bad strategy unless it results in a sacrifice fly. You can cheer a sacrifice fly if it is performed by our team in a tight game. DO: Go ahead and yell, "We want a hit!" But once in a while change your pitch. For example, you can yell, "We want world peace!" One I particularly like is "We want an early election!" Okay, you are ready. Finish that hotdog, and give your lungs a workout. -- George Bowering, Official loudmouth fan of the Vancouver Canadians


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Mostly a pet peeve on this blog, but I've got to say something even though I'm sure I'm in the minority. I'm a morning workout guy. Sometimes using a variety of machines in the gym, sometimes floundering in the pool. I know through much trial and error and reading that my battle to stay healthy requires an hour of physical activity as often as I can fall out of bed and get going. For me if it doesn't happen first thing in the morning, it won't happen. That's just the way it is–too much happening or that could get in the way as the day goes on, plus I'm usually spent by late afternoon or evening to even consider heading to the gym. However, as we all know, when is not as important as doing.
For years now I've had this running dialogue in my head with hundreds if not thousands of other gym-mates. It goes something like this…
Me: Are you actually kidding me with that workout? You literally took longer to wipe down the damn bike than you spent on it. Your weight may have actually increased.
Them: Silence, or possibly a glare my way sensing my disapproval.
Me: Stop spraying the machine or the towel with that foul smelling antiseptic and just move on. You don't have MRSA and you didn't actually work out hard enough for any residue to be left behind.
Him: A head tilt my way and a quick glance, but no outward confirmation that he is just actually killing time at the gym.
Me: Ok, you should not be allowed in, ever again. You talked on your phone for the entire 12 1/2 minutes you were walking on that machine. It's wrong and should be against the rules, plus I don't want to have to turn my iPod up so high that I get migraines later just to not hear your ridiculous conversations about some guy who clearly is not interested in you, probably because you're a gym-poser.
Her: Some acknowledgement given that she is lame and really just there to be seen or more to the point; heard.
Me: You started sweating before you got in your car to drive over. You look like you just did an Iron Man. One towel will not correct the pool of body fluids collecting all around you. You can't help it obviously, but I think this is why some people have home gyms. Do us all a favor, save your monthly gym membership and put that towards a home workout center.
Him: No direct eye contact with anyone because he knows he is Linus from Peanuts, only instead of a dirt cloud following him around everywhere, it's sweat.
Me: Oh no, not her again. She actually goes backwards with each stroke. How can she take up an entire lane and move that slow? I've seen sea turtles move faster.
Her: She's underwater most of the time, coming up for air occasionally like a hippo. She only grudgingly shares her lane and even then it's painful to swim on either side of her. Anyone who manages 4 laps in 30 minutes should move over to the kiddie pool and hop up and down with the other blue hairs for 30 minutes. Her body would appreciate some actual physical activity.
When did this obsession with cleaning up after yourself ascend to the manic levels we have today? I'm all for not passing on germs, but the skill and execution associated with this constant self-awareness borders on the insane. It's like watching a dog or cat constantly licking and cleaning themselves. At some point it's just gross.
I know this is old school thinking, but working out usually involves sweating and it's been that way since working out became fashionable. Are we healthier or just more phobic? Is it just good manners now and if I don't do it am I an outcast? There are towels, Kleenex boxes, spray bottles and antiseptic dispensers everywhere at my gym. Having worked in hospitals for nearly 30 years it reminds me of walking into one, where unbeknownst to most, the number one side effect is actually getting a hospital-acquired infection. If hospitals can't prevent it, how can a gym hope to? We're guilty by association, it's part of the small print…check next time you get a chance. I'm sure it says something like; "You probably have a really good chance of getting someone else's germs if you work out here. Don't blame us and please wipe up after everything you do so we can say we're not liable when you do come down with a sore throat or a cold, or worse." It's kind of like all those ridiculous drug commercials we are inundated with that spend 45 seconds of their allotted minute on the horrific side-effects suffered by some small percentage of the study group, including death.
Sometimes a guy just needs to rant. It's like being an armchair quarterback for your favorite team. You can't help yourself, but you still thunder away even though it actually accomplishes nothing other than to clear your mind so you can move on to the next tirade.
Please enjoy your next workout and for the good of our society, wipe up after yourself!!


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Mind games: Depleted Chargers topple Colts
SAN DIEGO – There's nothing quite like beating your brother. Or your former employer.
The Chargers were on the victorious side of both of those games within the game Monday night.
John Pagano, San Diego's defensive coordinator, got the best of older brother Chuck, head coach of the visiting Indianapolis Colts. And the team rookie general manager Tom Telesco put together got the best of the one for which he used to work.
The Chargers defeated the Colts, 19-9, in front of 57,954 fans at Qualcomm Stadium. John Pagano and Telesco's fingerprints were all over it.
Pagano's undermanned defense held Indianapolis' Andrew Luck-led offense to less than a third of its 27.8-point average entering Week 6. Making it doubly impressive: The Chargers were allowing 25.8 points per game and didn't have the services of starting linebackers Donald Butler and Jarret Johnson.
Meanwhile, Telesco's first draft continued to bear fruit. Rookie receiver Keenan Allen caught a career-high nine passes for 107 yards and produced the lone touchdown in a surprisingly low-scoring game.
"He's years beyond his age, for sure," veteran Chargers safety Eric Weddle said of Allen, 21. "He's playing his heart out. I love his energy. I love how he catches the ball. We're happy to have him."
Considered a first-round talent, Allen fell to the third round because of a lingering knee injury that prevented him from working out at the scouting combine. He participated in Cal's pro day but ran the 40-yard dash in a pedestrian 4.71 seconds.
Allen said he knew he'd be fine by the time the season arrived. But tumbling in the draft wasn't a pleasant experience. It became motivational fodder from that point forward.
"They're doubting me," Allen remembered thinking. "I've got to show them I can play."
He's showing it, all right. In the past three weeks, Allen has 20 catches for 302 yards and two touchdowns. He's playing with more confidence and earning the trust of quarterback Philip Rivers. On the touchdown play, Allen didn't appear to be open. But Rivers led him past two defenders to the back of the end zone, where Allen made a diving catch.
Allen became the first Chargers rookie to record back-to-back 100-yard games since 1960, the franchise's first season. It was the sort of performance Telesco's former boss, Ryan Grigson, would have been proud of – if he weren't Telesco's Week 6 opponent.
Despite the loss, Grigson's Colts (4-2) are in position to make a playoff run for the second year in a row. They have a budding superstar in Luck, but the Chargers – and Luck's receivers – kept his big plays to a minimum.
Colts receivers dropped five catchable balls, including two potential touchdowns. But mostly it was the Chargers' scheme and execution that kept the Colts out of the end zone.
John Pagano downplayed the matchup with his big bro, saying last week: "The connections do not matter in this game. When that ball is kicked off, it's about the guys going in there and executing."
But the younger Pagano cooked up what Weddle described as some "exotic" looks to make up for the Chargers' missing personnel, whose ranks also include pass rushers Dwight Freeney (out for the season) and Melvin Ingram (on the PUP list).
"Coach Pagano called an unbelievable game," Weddle said. "We knew we were shorthanded. That wasn't an excuse around here to not play team ball."
It was truly a team victory for the Chargers (3-3), who had been very Rivers-dependent in their first five games. Besides the defense, Ryan Mathews rushed for a season-high 102 yards, and kicker Nick Novak made all four of his field-goal attempts, including a 50-yarder with 1:55 remaining that gave San Diego a 10-point lead.
The next task for the Chargers is to win two games in a row. They have alternated wins and losses through the first six weeks. They visit winless Jacksonville on Sunday.
"Coach (Mike McCoy) put it best when we came in – we've got to learn from this," linebacker Manti Te'o said. "We've got to remember what this feels like."
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At the current pace, it seems likely that the millennial presidential race will continue its rollicking progress, although the battle has shifted from the polling booth to the sound booth and into the dual courts of law and public opinion. Far from an indictment of the democratic process, the bumbling events that began to unfold the Tuesday after Election Day seem to prove how resilient capitalism can be in the face of ineptitude, calamity, confusion, and arrogance.
For it is capitalism that will prevail, regardless of how the count works out in Florida. The old market saw "What's good for General Motors is good for America" has been modified somewhat, but the underlying truth prevails. The business of America, often enough, is business, and even the dark forces of nationalism and religious hatred are no match for the American dollar and the cell phones, computers, DVDs, and related electronic gadgetry it can buy.
While there is ample evidence from China to the Middle East and the Balkans to support this thesis, we prefer to think of ourselves as spiritual, idealistic folk. We coat our purely materialistic drives in the kind of Seussian pap that makes it palatable for our kids and some mythic conception of future generations.
This is the key to the PR positioning that has been underway during the past two weeks as rival political camps battle for the hearts and minds of the public. Vice President Gore can make a 6:30 p.m. prime-time statement offering the olive branch of statesmanship following a judicial judgment that favors his position. Governor Bush can counter with a 10:30 p.m. rebuff. Both candidates, taking opposite positions, have spoken in the name of fairness and equity to the American people. Even after all the votes have been cast, this election continues to be a battle of brands, a PR struggle, in the words of the media.
Why PR has been elevated to this level after being much maligned by the same media for hyping products and companies has to do with the object of the exercise. This time, it's about creating public opinion.
It is no small matter since, regardless of who occupies the Oval Office, without public support, it will appear the election has been stolen, one way or another. For example, a full-page ad in Friday's USA Today, in reverse type, proclaimed "Nothing Is Worse Than a Sore Loser." Aside from the fact that I can think of many things worse than a sore loser, it surprised me that the source of the ad was not identified by anything other than a small slug line that said "advertisement."
As an indication of how weird things have become, I first thought the ad was taken by the Gore campaign, since the vice president had 262 electoral votes nailed down and 200,000 more popular votes than his opponent. Then it occurred to me that this rhetoric was more typical of the Bush campaign, which has been trying to claim victory ever since Gore more or less conceded Florida on election night, with its spokespeople determined to ride a quick and flawed count all the way to the White House.
While some lessons of political PR may not be universally applicable to the more sober practice of corporate public relations, one lesson most certainly is. What's going on in Florida might be a bit of the usual machine politics, but the specter rising above it all is the bony analog hand of the past — rising from the earth in a cold grasp of ancient reality. Punch cards and creaky, dull-edged voting machines implement an electoral system that was devised in haste back in the 18th century. Together, these anomalies have created a situation in which a single, highly partisan voice in perhaps the most nontypical state in the American Union can determine the presidency of the most powerful nation on earth.
When they look back on these days, students of American history will see not only a deadlocked election but the total breakdown of an analog, antique technology that isn't worth jack… dimpled, hanging, or otherwise.
But does it matter after all? And is it such a bad thing that we have no clear successor for president at the moment and a likely weakened presidency? Considering the efficiencies of corporate America, what need is there for more scandalous behavior in the Oval Office? Like the reputation of that manufacturer whose tires blew out under the pressure of an overloaded vehicle, the American brand of democracy may be tarnished temporarily, but there's a good and healthy outcome.
There was once a congregant at a downtown temple who was famous for his contempt for rabbis and the whole institution of the rabbinate. When the temple's rabbi didn't show up for the morning service, this congregant was asked to say the blessing over the traditional repast that follows the service. "Gladly," he said. "Seeing there is no rabbi present, let us give thanks."
Amen to that.
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Devka Road, Near Marwad Hospital, Nani Daman, Daman, Daman and Diu 396210
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"Neat and well maintained hotel but no activities"
The hotel location was good. The transportation facility was available nearby the hotel. The hotel appearance was good. The parking facility was not available at the hotel. The check-in and check-out was done on time. The allotted room was neat and clean. All basic amenities were provided in the room. The activity was not arranged by the hotel. The....Read More
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"Good appearance and food was value for money "
I had visited this hotel with my family. The appearance of the hotel was good. There was no delay in check-in and check-out process. The behaviour of the staff was helpful in the hotel. The complimentary breakfast was given by the hotel. The food was value for money. All amenities were provided in the room. The food was value for money. The activity was not arranged by the hotel. I would recommend this hotel to upcoming travellers.
"Good hotel for an elegant stay "
Excellent hotel located opposite to Sunset Beach. Excellent room service. Excellent restaurant having veg and non-veg food. Provides full tourist guidance. Spacious rooms with excellent interiors and good bath fitting. All rooms are fitted with cable TV. Excellent swimming pool and gym. TT table for indoor games. One can make comfortable and elegant stay.
"Big rooms especially the Honeymoon suite "
We visited this hotel in Dec15 on my 7th wedding anniversary. This was the second time I visited here. First time we stayed in executive room, but this time we stayed in honeymoon villas. Rooms here are neat and clean. Room service is also available on 1 call. Food also is average here. Honeymoon villas have huge bathtub made of marble stones, they do provide bubble shampoo as well. The staff here are also nice. My daughter was affected by cold and she couldn't move her hand I gave a call to room service and within 5 min they bring hot water with a piece of clothes and also relief spray. There is an average swimming pool, a gym, table tennis, massage etc.
"Recommendable hotel with decent stay"
Based on internet reviews, our budget and the availability we selected this property for our 3 night stay. Well it was weekend and hotel was full. Room we were given was clean, large enough and quite decorated. Everything was in order until we have to call room service, the intercom wasn't working and we put the request and it got resolved eventually but that did take more than the expected time. Except this incident all went smooth I mean nothing exceptional occurred after that. Staff was polite and ready to help but it's kind of which took my time to realize that things really move slowly up here. Food was delicious once you accept the pace, things really goes smooth. Will sure recommend this property...
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Our annual Wet-Hop ale, Drink Me Now will be available September 23rd!
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Pretty Little Porter is a rich and robust porter with a thick, creamy body loaded with milk chocolate and nutty notes to produce a well round and quaffable pint. The Hops lend themselves to supporting the malt keeping it clean and succinct as opposed to being front and center. The finish is even more of bombardment of chocolate and a hint of coffee-esque roundness.
A little citrus and white pepper with your saison? This light saison brings you the aromas of sweet pilsner malt with a tough of citrus and spice. Medium bodied and still very dry, the malt and yeast character play off the long dry pepper finish. This is a Saison Supreme.
Brewed in the spirit of freshly canned Vermont beers, this IPA is intensely dry-hopped with Citra, Amarillo and Centennial to produce a rich floral and citrus bouquet. The pale malt body puts the sumptuous hop profile into focus, creating a bright and refreshing east coast IPA.
Paying tribute to tradition with a fresh twist of innovation is the governing role of the western brewing world. As such, we have declared rye a perfect suitor to the creamy semi-sweet character of this Porter, offering its silken mouthfeel along with a hint of rye's rugged spice. This seductively smooth dark ale may have you straying from the beaten path but a bounty this sweet is surely justified. Miscreants, you have been warned.
Finally a true to form session ale from BTP, and lucky enough it's arrival comes packaged with a neat dose of ridicule! This featherweight ale is simultaneously designed for quick and easy drinkability, as well as equally catering to the lily-livered who come to drink dressed in their sissy-britches. Subtle hop character on a pale malt base makes this low-gravity ale a swift fix when refreshments are in order, without having to pander to any dubious mountain gimmicks.
My Bourbon Milkshake comes buffed up on bourbon soaked vanilla beans and once again delivers a heap-load of cocoa and roasted malt richness - this time with a warming touch of bourbon in the mix. Savour the majesty of chocolate and vanilla in a heavyweight stout that culminates with bitter roast and a dry finish. The boys will be back in the yard in time for dessert.
Joyride (in a rocket powered growler van) is a distinct intergalactic vehicle prepped to launch your tastebuds into orbit. Brewed with a portion of rye malt atop a wheat & pilsner base, we accelerated the french saison yeast into overdrive to give a full flavoured rustic yeast character. Expect loads of spice with a dead-stop dry finish and persistent yeast flavour in lieu of bitterness. Whether you are going to the beach, the moon or Sandy Hill, this is the fuel to take you there.
It is so simple, take our best selling flagship and tweak it. Honey Bell oranges en lieu of the crisp and zesty grapefruit. A silly amount of the super fruity mosaic hops plays well with the juicy sweet hand of the oranges. A touch of pith bitterness builds with every sip, alongside the fresh fruit and hop character. Orange you glad we make fun beer.
Probably our most to-style beer. We aimed to make a very malt-forward ale utilizing traditional ingredients that would have been used for a bitter. And, in BTP style, we upped the ante with boatloads of East Kent Goldings hops to give off a massive floral, grassy and citrusy aroma, followed by an amazingly balanced flavour, plus a big hop-forward finish with lots of sweet malt.
This double IPA was brewed with an abundance of Simcoe and Citra hops and exudes luscious and resinous pine flavour. It's smooth criminality takes root in a sturdy foundation of orange hued two-row malt.. Hop heads, heed the call of the conifer!
We brewed Mullet to complement Party Animal our Double Belgium IPA. Mullet comes in at a lower ABV, but is still heavy loaded with back end hops, which produces notes of pineapple, mango and red grape. Despite the pounds of hops that go into this beer it is not bitter. Instead it has a malty sweetness similar to a sweet bread that compliments the hop profile and the banana, clove, phenolic of the Belgium yeast.
Pack your bags for a sensory vacation where you will experience a colourful medley of equatorial fruit bursting at the rinds. Just a sip of Saison Tropicale will have you transported to a warmer climate, where birds of paradise soar and a blazing sun never sets. Within this unfamiliar setting you will learn the joy of what juicy hops suspended by a pulp-like grain bill can produce. Where every sip echoes the tranquility of summer beaches and with every exhaled breath, pineapples flow from within you.
Not your bavarian grandfather's wheat beer. Rather than adorn the glass with a fresh slice of citrus we choose to infuse the entire batch with a veritable orchard of grapefruit zest. This american style wheat ale utilizes west coast american hop bill to emphasize the use of citrus in the brewing process. Move over mimosa, this town ain't big enough for the both of us.
Our flagship IPA is our go-to all season beverage. Rye comprises a third of the all-Canadian grain bill which offers its characteristic sweetness and spice. Our personified lumberjack, Rye Guy, finds it's unbreakable log-rolling balance with an array of juicy west coast hops. Tastes great with spicy food and looks great with beards, plaid and general wilderness etiquette.
What lurks in the husks of chocolate malt and roasted barley? Why, the necessary brew-stuff to produce a robust and creamy stout emanating boldly roasted coffee and dark chocolate flavours. The richness of the roast finds it's textural delivery by way of a velvet oatmeal blanket.
This deceptive behemoth earns its title for being the most enticing of high-octane imperials. Party Animal is a rollercoaster flavour-ride, marrying notes of tropical fruit from New Zealand/Australian hop varietals to a tingling spice of Belgian yeast. Mood is contagious and this party favour is guaranteed to ignite any modest social gathering. In times of dullness and despair, one need only imbibe this magic elixir to unleash their wild side. WARNING: side effects include but are not limited to shenanigans, tomfoolery and horseplay.
When Rye Guy is involved in a freak brewing accident with radioactive gamma rays, he transforms into the all-mighty Imperial Super Guy! I.S.G. is brewed with even more grain to produce a body of caramel rich fortitude, and gets an extra kick of juicy bittering endurance from a heroic dose of citra in the dry-hop.
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### What a great idea! Had to buy mine on line since the electronics stores are not keeping them in stock. I'm assuming they want to sell cameras that require expensive memory cards. Viewing the CD was a snap. Some say the size is bulky, for me it is lik...e a real camera. Feels good in my hands. The zoom could be better but we have options for add ons so I don't consider this an issue. The VGA video looks and sounds good, have not tried the 'mail' setting but supposedly you can get up to 89 minutes of movie in that mode. I have not explored all the features of this camera but I am definitely looking forward to it....like enjoying a 9 course dinner! Read more Less
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### This is our third digital camera and by far the best! We wanted a 5 megapixel camera that didn't rely on expensive memory cards. The Sony Mavica was the perfect choice! Although Sony mini-CDs are expensive, Imation & Verbatim both make much cheaper v...ersions that can be bought in local department stores (works out less than a cent per Mb!!!). We've taken over 1200 photos since October 2003 (when we purchased it) and the only duds (very few) were our fault! The camera also takes great night photos - we went around taking photos of Xmas lights and they came out wonderfully clear. Hubby tries to use all of the available modes but there is a "point & click" mode that I usually take advantage of and it produces superb photos without any fancy settings! You can fit between 70 & 90 five megapixel photos on a non-Sony mini-CD. If you don't want to print the photos, use a lower resolution (eg 1.2 megapixel) and you can fit over 400 photos on a disk!In summary, a great camera for anyone... Read more Less
### Easily the best camera I've every owned or used. It is easy to operate and takes excellent quality pictures even on the lowest resolution settings. The mini CD used as the picture storage holds a large number of pictures and they are easily transfe...red onto your computer without the need of a special card or memory stick reader. However, I often experience "disk errors" which has caused me to lose pictures in the past. The video capabilities are also excellent. I would highly recommend this camera to anyone from a semi-professional photographer to a vacation picture taker. Read more Less
can not start taking photos without initializing.If you take without initialzing ,it will damage the cd.
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Best camera I have ever purchased. Easy to use, just takes a little getting used to all the features. I have had this camera for almost a year now and haven't even begun to use it to its full potential.
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Probably the question we're asked most when we have visitors over is "where did you get this/ or all of your prints?" (and "what is the paint colour on your walls?") I've also been receiving a lot of inquiries by email on these things, and so I decided to gather all of this information up, both in photographs and sources - to have as as a reference for myself and to share with others. And so, the last couple of weeks I have been taking photographs - such as this one - when I get a moment (and the light is co-operating.)
I began collecting all sorts of frame-ables over a decade ago, when I was still a student at Emily Carr in Vancouver. I began to find all sorts of flat items which caught my eye or were made by friends: posters and prints, old maps, charts, vintage linens. My collection keeps growing slowly over time I don't think I will ever stop or be done framing and hanging. These posters and prints have become wonderful souvenirs from my life, and just looking at them can bring back all sorts of memories.
long ago, I had decided to begin to frame everything up in simple Ikea Ribba frames, all in black. These frames are affordably priced, come in a variety of sizes, and have always been readily available over the years.
If required, I always cut the mats myself by using just a super sharp new exacto blade. I don't worry about using a professional mat cutter to get that nice bevelled edge (because no one really notices it, and it doesn't really bother me to have straight-cut mats). Of course, you can also purchase a mat cutter online or at your local art shop - in fact I think I have one somewhere, but I just can't be bothered.
Other must-have tools for I use for cutting my own mats are a clear quilting ruler to measure (works amazing!) and largest possible self-healing cutting mat which is a fabulous investment and definitely worth picking up at Michael's when they have their 40% off coupons. And, I always measure twice, and cut once!
When framing, It is also very handy to keep things clean - as the frames may be full of static and attract all sorts of dirt. I keep a bottle of glass cleaner and a non-static glass cloth to wipe and wipe. And I check and re-check the front of the frame before pinching the frame all closed. Because there is always some wayward dirt that gets in there, somehow, which will need to be removed before you close it all up.
When we bought this home, every single wall in it was painted this horrid colour. It looks (and feels) very much like unfinished drywall, or 70's beige pantyhose, both of which can suck the life right out of you! I painted over most of the walls, but left this (the stairway and hall). But now I see that I really must paint it, too. White!
I picked up this wonderful poster on one of my visits to Copenhagen. It is a reprint of the original 1951 design by Viggo Vagnby. Luckily, you may also order it from anywhere in the world right here!
The lower poster, titled "Manhattan" by Jim Datz, is from threepotatofourshop.com
and, I believe the top (Broken Social Scene show poster) was once available from www.thesmallstakes.com
This happy print is by Wayne Pate, and I ordered it from his online shop here:goodshapedesign.com Perfect for a child's play area, as we have placed it in our home.
This original 1954 screen print is one of my most favourite things. I found it buried in a flea market in Copenhagen, and bought it for a good price because the side was torn. I simply cropped it a little bit when framing and so the tear can't be seen.
The wall colour here in our kitchen is Grand Teton While by Benjamin Moore.
Here above my partner Charles' desk is a poster which was designed by Charlie Harper, titled the "ATLANTIC BARRIER ISLANDS". It and posters of other locales by him are available for an excellent price here.
Alphabet poster - honeyandbloom.com
Blue Skies Above (bird poster) - www.merchline.com/pushmepullyou/
Anatomy of a Murder re-print: (Saul Bass) - LA Flea Market find
Original Antique bird lithographs, purchased inexpensively ($10 each?) on ebay here. I often wish that I had purchased many of them and filled up a whole wall!
resource: www.lovelydesign.com
Here are two posters which I researched, designed, and wrote myself. They are all about Beautiful Conifers of Canada (blue) and the Beautiful Broadleaves of Canada.
Originally when I created these prints, I had no idea that they would sell so well, but the response was wonderful, which makes both the designer and nerd in me very happy. If you happen to be interested in owning one or both, I have the last few dozen for sale in my online shop here.
Well, I still have many framed posters and prints to show, and so I will continue collecting them up and post them when I am able. If you have any questions or comments, please ask! I am hoping to be able to gather up and have all of this information available in one place.


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