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On July 5, Secretary Clinton met with Georgian President Saakashvili in Tbilisi. During a joint press conference, Secretary Clinton said:
"I came to Georgia with a clear message from President Obama and myself. The United States is steadfast in its commitment to Georgia's sovereignty and territorial integrity. The United States does not recognize spheres of influence. President Obama and I have also communicated this message directly to our Russian counterparts, most recently during our meetings in Washington on June 24th.
"We continue to call for Russia to abide by the August 2008 cease fire commitment signed by President Saakashvili and President Medvedev, including ending the occupation and withdrawing Russian troops from South Ossetia and Abkhazia to their pre-conflict positions. We also stressed the need for humanitarian access to the territories. And we will continue to work toward a peaceful resolution of the conflict through established international mechanisms and constructive non-violent channels."
Secretary Clinton continued:
"The United States and Georgia share a deep friendship. And we very much value the partnership between our countries. We are committed to the success of Georgia's democracy and economy, and we are continuing to build on the framework for cooperation that was institutionalized in the U.S.-Georgia charter on strategic partnership last year.
"We very much appreciate Georgia's significant contributions to the international security assistance force in Afghanistan, and honor its commitment to fighting terrorism around the world. As we stand here today, Georgian soldiers are fighting alongside U.S. Marines in Helmand Province, and helping Afghans build a more peaceful future for their own country. And I thank the Georgian people, and particularly the Georgian military, for their service, sacrifice, and bravery. These contributions provide strong evidence of Georgia's diligent movement toward meeting the requirements for membership in NATO.
"We are also committed to supporting Georgia's political and economic reforms. We are pleased to see Georgia's steady economic growth in the wake of the global financial crisis. And we were encouraged by the steps made toward meeting the OSCE and the Council of Europe standards for democratic elections seen in the recent municipal elections."
The Secretary concluded, "Earlier today I met with women leaders who are helping build a culture of democracy and confidence in the electoral process. Georgia has made real progress in the past few years, improving living standards, reducing corruption, and building one of the fastest reforming economies in the world, all while facing some very difficult circumstances. But, as you know better than I, there are still shortcomings. We want to urge Georgia to continue the work of the Rose Revolution. And the United States will do everything we can to assist our partners inside and outside the Georgian Government, as they strive to strengthen democratic institutions and processes. We are committed to supporting Georgians, Georgians who are working to build a future that is freer, more democratic, more prosperous, and more secure. And I personally am looking forward to watching Georgia's continuing progress."

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World champion Germans ousted in men's handball
BEIJING (AP) The reigning world men's handball champions won't get a chance to add Olympic gold to their haul.
Denmark defeated Germany 27-21 on Monday to qualify for the quarterfinals and eliminate the 2007 world champs. Denmark (2-1-2) led 23-21 before scoring the last four goals of the match.
Germany (2-2-1) lost out to Russia on goal differential. Quarterfinal games will be played Wednesday.
France and Poland tied 30-all in the nightcap, and both advanced. France (4-0-1) was the only team that didn't lose in group play. Poland (3-1-1) could have won Group A with a win.
Defending Olympic champion Croatia defeated China 33-22 and claimed a spot in the quarterfinals. China went winless in group play, and its closest loss was by seven goals.
Spain defeated Brazil 36-35 to advance to the quarterfinals. Spain (3-2) led 36-32, then held on after Brazil's Felipe Ribiero scored two goals in the final minute.
Alexey Rastvortsev scored six goals as Russia defeated South Korea 29-22. Korea (3-2) won Pool B, and the Russians (2-2-1) also advanced.
Snorri Steinn Gudjonsson scored in the final minute to give Iceland a 32-all draw with Egypt.
Egypt's Mohamed Ramadan scored in the final minute before Gudjonsson answered for Iceland (2-1-2).
Egypt (0-3-2), which never won a match in group play, had just a minus 5 point differential.


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>Runner's World - My Event Ratings>
In short: second time even betterIn full: What can you say about this race? Everything about it is first class. The support from the locals was magnificent tooDate of review: October 5, 2014
In short: lots of ups and downsIn full: Everything about this race was well organised. Was hillier than I expected. The marshals, water stations and support was great. Hooray for bottled water. I will be back. How a race should be run. Date of review: September 7, 2014
In short: top first effortIn full: Great race well organised, will definitely return next year. Reviewed by Amanda HansonDate of review: September 1, 2014
In full: Lovely place to race, very low numbers in the 20k despite being fair vfm. It was just plain mean to put a hill like that at 9/19k especially when you've run hard. Goody bag was a bit disappointing. Plenty of parking and well marshalled. Very little support on the course and the finish. The race deserves better attendance but Raceways need to improve their goody bags.Date of review: August 10, 2014
In short: hill at 19k thanks a lot ;-)Date of review: August 10, 2014
In short: Proper race In full: The only gripe I had was you just could not hear the race brief. Plenty of water supply around the course. The course was far hillier than expected, final twok was a god send .Great tech shirt. See you in 2015.Date of review: July 13, 2014
In short: more events should be like thisIn full: Third time and still love it, great support and a lovely course, hill still a tester.Date of review: July 6, 2014
In short: not a 10k runIn full: Firstly the positive, it was friendly, raised money for charity. The negative it was 0.25 mile short of 10k. For £14 affiliated I would expect chip timing as a given and more than a medal, mars bar and bottle of water. The race itself was on open roads with mostly youngsters marshalling. It's a pity because there seemed to a nice atmosphere. A friend of mine went the wrong way at the end of the 5k.Hope the charity benefited well.Date of review: April 13, 2014
In short: decent race In full: I really like this race, even the hill didn't phase me this time. Lovely support most of the way-improved t shirt but surely they could a tech shirt. It is out.priced but they sell itout. if you're from the Midlands it's a must do.Date of review: October 22, 2013
In short: first rate raceIn full: Great race but not as flat as I thought it would be. Everything was first rate, got great reception from all those that spotted my name "grumpy" on my number. If I had on niggle getting off the racecourse was a right pain.Date of review: October 7, 2013
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About the Author: Donna Welton serves as the Consul General at the U.S. Consulate-General in Sapporo, Japan.
My friends always tease me about the glamorous life of a diplomat. I am sitting here writing on my rather downscale, government-issued computer in my "glamorous" office, surrounded by weeks of papers, a sticky note to remind me to call the only English-speaking piano teacher within four hours of here for my daughter, and a gym bag under my desk (if I keep it underfoot, it will annoy me enough to actually go to the gym, or at least that is the reasoning). I feel anything but glamorous. I feel like a working mother. Which is what I am. Every day you say, "Well, at least I got here. At least I am presentably dressed." And, for the record, I hate making school lunches. Tuna in the morning, horrible.
So, to mark International Women's Week, I decided to play to my strengths.
I was invited some time ago by a group of software and IT professionals to speak to their semi-annual gathering. (When you are Consul General, people like to invite you "to speak." Usually this involves a luncheon at a hotel, everyone eats quickly, and you talk about U.S. policy in the region or the financial crisis while the coffee and dessert are served, quickly, before everyone falls asleep. In Japan this is a real danger because they work late, and they have a very rapidly aging population.) Actually I was invited to speak to the women's group, the stepsisters to the bigger group of male professionals. Japan is not that progressive. The gender wage gap alone is the largest among OECD countries. (If you are interested in the research on this, one good place to take a look is this report.) I do feel strongly about that other half of the population who do not get full opportunity in the world's second largest economy and how this affects Japan's growth and productivity. Not to mention innovation.
I negotiated. I said, "I will talk if both groups attend." They said, "Okay, we will invite the men, too." So I arrived with my speech on the need for family policy, not women's policy, statistics at the ready. We entered into the question and answer period. People shared their stories. We talked a bit about what a consulate does. Many people were curious about President Obama and what he means to the United States. It was a good exchange. Then the guy in the front asked me his question: "Well, you have been divorced twice, does that mean you don't want to get married again?" I could sense my economics specialist, Ms. Baba, going into apoplexy in the back. I said sweetly, "Of course not, I am all for marriage, I was just married to the wrong guys before." Next question? Baba-san was still recovering.
This morning we received an email from one of the participants, one of the women. She works at the largest bank in the region. It really made my day, almost making up for the school lunches. She wrote to Baba-san, "Today after hearing a good speech for a change (laugh), I felt a lot more energized. I am looking forward to the next time we can meet. It will be good to have some stimulating conversation. I am jealous that you get to work for such a glamorous Consul General."
I guess I just have to learn to live with it.
Wendy in California writes:
Tuna in the morning. Tres droll. Glad to see that you keep up with your Vitamin I. (Vitamin Irony.)
Austin P. in Indiana writes:
What caught my eye was the report on wage inequality within the nation of Japan. It's interesting that women, as the report states, are sometimes given short-term dead-end jobs in expectations of a brief tenure with the company. In my opinion, this has the dangerous potential to create self-fulfilling prophecies. For example, if women are given jobs with no growth potential with the assumption that they will soon leave the position, they may respond with short tenures because that is precisely what is expected of them.
However, at the same time, I fear that my view is tainted by a Western perspective. I know that Japanese culture is much more communal than that of the United States. I've read parts of Peter Dale's "The Myth of Japanese Uniqueness", a nihonjinron (although one written by a fellow westerner.) He writes about the key differences between our society and theirs, but what bits I've managed to peruse don't really mention the differences between male and female opportunities.
So I'm left wondering about the nature of women in the Japanese workplace. Are those who seek further advancement a minority compared to those who stand with the status quo? Japan certainly seems to have a set family structure and there is no rush to break it. Or is there an innate desire by a plurality of women to move beyond the glass ceiling?
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WESTFIELD – The Westfield Teachers' Association is joining the fight against cancer.
Doctors diagnosed Aili Makuch, a Chautauqua Lake Central School junior, with pediatric kidney cancer last spring. A student at CLCS, she is also the daughter of Sandra Makuch, Westfield Academy and Central School kindergarten through 12th-grade music teacher for the past eight years.
"As a community, we were very concerned that one of our own was afflicted with cancer – therefore we are organizing a push to attempt to help the Makuch family pay for bills," said Karen Belcher, Westfield Teachers' Association president.
The benefit, which will be held Sunday, will include both a nonprofit concert at the Westfield Academy and Central School auditorium at 3 p.m., followed by a spaghetti dinner from 4-6 p.m. Belcher said the association will sell 300 tickets to the spaghetti dinner, with tickets available from any Westfield teacher.
Kent Knappenberger, a kindergarten through 12th-grade music teacher at Westfield, said the concert will be a mix of local musicians, between professional and amateur, from local churches, Westfield Academy and Central School, the State University at Fredonia and local folk musicians.
There is no set admission price for the concert, but Knappenberger said monetary donations for admission are accepted. The dinner directly after will cost $6 per person, with a choice of eating in or taking out.
"We have a goal to make $2,000 from the proceeds in order to offset medical costs and travel related expenses related to Aili's treatments. Our hearts go out to her and her family," Belcher said.
Belcher said the benefit wouldn't be possible without sponsors, and while they are still seeking sponsors, association members thank current sponsors Carriage House Co. Inc, Cott Corporation, Webb's Captain's Table Restaurant, WACS food service director Patty Benton, Petri Baking Products Inc. and Better Baked Foods Inc.


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In short: Mixed terrain, park, road, field + forest path's, trail shoes needed!In full: Course is very narrow for long stretches, can be a problem especially up hills. Certain paths were very rutted so PB is out of the question. Good atmosphere, fine scenery + reasonable cost all big plus points, as is the spread of ability. No matter how slow or fast, you should be running with other folk. Marshals very encouraging (thank you)!!! but was one area in particular (@ about 8 miles) where I could not see a marshal or a marker, I guessed to turn right and luckily there was a marshal round the next corner. I understand two well placed ladies went off course by 1/2 mile, ruining their race. And my most common complaint, why can't results be published on the same day? But all things considered, you won't regret competing in the Stagger. Date of review: February 6, 2012
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Digital Forensics and Ethics class tours Global EDGE, LLC
Friday, May 10, 2013
On Thursday, March 28th 2013, Dr. Mark Schmidt, Director of the CIAS, CIAS faculty member Dr. Jim Chen as well as IS faculty member Dr. Lynn Collen had the opportunity to take the Digital Forensics and Ethics class on a tour of Global EDGE, LLC, a risk management solutions company based in St. Cloud, MN. The students were taken on a tour of the company's facilities, and then were able to meet with members of the Global EDGE Executive Team, including President and Co-Founder, Jay Cherry and Chief Information Officer, John Nokes. In addition, they also had the opportunity to meet with Human Resources Manager, Suzanne Jennings and the Director of Operation, Cheryl Patton.
The students were then able to participate in a real-world case study regarding a potential fraud situation. The students were asked to brainstorm ideas that Global EDGE could utilize in its resolution of the case. Following the group discussion, Global EDGE then reviewed the techniques and data analytics tools they use to isolate potential fraudulent events with their patent-pending Multi-Factor Authentication and Outcome-based Isolation fraud detection software.
Finally, the class was also able to spend time with Brigadier General Robert T. Brooks, USAF, retired. General Brooks is an F-15C combat veteran pilot of all major U.S. conflicts from the past 20 years. Having worked in numerous roles over the course of his career, General Brooks specifically discussed his experience in dealing with non-classified cyber-warfare challenges that our country faces each and every day.
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In Sydney, Homebush Bay, which was for decades an environmental liability as a toxic waste dump, was restored as a safe recreational site because it was chosen as the main site for the Olympic Games.
The 2008 Olympic bid in Beijing has been the impetus for a massive air quality campaign that has seen a significant reduction in air pollution due to the pressure from the bidding committee to provide a safe environment for competition.
It is perhaps a strange irony that this most powerful vision of sport's future should be born not in the wealthy cities of Europe and North America but in seemingly desperate conditions of an African slum. The sporting vision of MYSA is surely the closest thing yet to a working model of sustainable sport: through shared responsibility and community participation the complementary goals of better human and environmental health, greater recreational opportunities and, personal and community growth are all achieved.Using the popular appeal of sport, a group of kids from a slum in Nairobi, Kenya, set about tackling the interrelated problems of pollution, disease, crime, addictions and general lethargy from which they suffered.
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Official *What did you get in the mail today?* Thread!!!
I've been enjoying low energy bills this month since we haven't been running the AC or heat. I was trying to hold off turning on the heat until November, but when I got home from work today, it was 55 degrees (F) in the house! I grumbled and forced myself to turn on the heat… Waited… Waited… Nothing happened! Our heater isn't even working!! Luckily, my dad is an AC/heat technician, so he's on his way over now to figure out what the problem is. Until then, I'll be sipping on this sample of Pumpkin Spice tea I got with my Republic of Tea catalog today. :)
Yay! My Mandala order came! Thanks Garret! Excellent choices on my samples, too :)
Lala's package of Red Leaf Earl Grey Matcha arrived today! I'm going to split it up and send half of it onto Ozli. Hopefully one of us enjoys it more than she did!
Thank you, Lala!
So many things! My Butiki order (Pumpkin Milkshake and a Rolling Thunder version of the Vanilla Carrot Cake). And a generous Secret Pumpkin package from Short Sorceress, including cookies!
Nothing. I have a new mailman who isn't leaving my packages outside the door like the other guy did. Left a card instead, and now Canada Post is holding my package hostage. The web site says "it's available for pickup at your local Postal Outlet", but the clerk there says they won't have it until Monday. :((
I hate that. I had the greatest mail carrier for a long time. He would always leave my packages and would even hide them behind my flower pots- which is what I wanted him to do. He retired, and the new guy is way too by the book. He won't even hand me the mail if I am standing outside in case I am just someone trying to steal it. It has to go in the box and anything that doesn't fit in the box goes back to the postal outlet for pick up. Drives me nuts.
I live in a secure condo building. There are only 4 units on my floor – trust me my neighbors are not going to steal my packages. Just leave them outside my door. The one I picked up yesterday would have fit through the mail slot and he left a card for that too… Ugggg
My swap from 20monkies came! Inside was Davidstea Banana Oolong and Vanilla Orchid (!!). They smell so good but I'm going to be good and wait till tomorrow since they have caffeine.
I got my DavidsTea order, restocking pumpkin chai, sugar and spice, and mom's apple pie, and they sent three samples, two of which are winter teas! I can't believe I got them, when they aren't even in stores yet! The third sample looks like it could be a holiday tea, but I'm not sure. Pretty awesome customer service! Oh, and I might add, it only took 4 days this time for shipping. :D
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A semi unexpected sample of King Tut's Lemonade, which is from a local store. I went to buy some when I first moved here, but it had been discontinued! I didn't think I'd get the opportunity to actually try it.
I came home from work and my roommate was standing in the kitchen sniffing the envelope. Since I wasn't expecting any tea I was so confused about what he could possibly be smelling! But as soon as he handed it over I could INSTANTLY smell the tea! Holy crap is that strong smelling!
I'm excited to try it!
Thanks Lala!
Taiwan Tea Crafts order just arrived packed in a really tiny little box, it took longer than expected to get here, It arrived stateside very quickly, but then sat in a sorting center in new york for a week. I got Organic GABA Oolong, Organic Red Jade GABA Oolong, Jasmine Scented Four Seasons Oolong, Baguashan Gui Fei Oolong, and 1993 Family Reserve Aged Oolong.
Okay, I think I officially have too much tea. ;) I just got my Della Terra order, and they all smell so delicious! I can't wait to try the caramel pumpkin marshmallow, spiced caramel apple and caramel oolong! Too bad I kind of had my allotment of black tea today! Caffeine, wheeee!!!!
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March 28, 2011 • 5:29 PM ET
And there you have it, Season 4! What will happen to Heather and Josh and Madison? Which way will she go? Your guess is as good as mine. I will say that while Josh may have been upset that I broke the news to Madison about her looking for a...Read more
Out and Proud
March 22, 2011 • 4:19 PM ET
Hi kids, So I loved this episode, because it finally opens up the door to my personal life. If it had been up to Bravo, this would have been done years ago, but because of my own personal insecurities was prolonged until now. So the cat's out of...Read more
Unsolved Mysteries
March 15, 2011 • 5:08 PM ET
Another amazing episode! So it turns out my seller wants to sell the house in Hidden Valley, but wants me to basically stand on the corner with a sign up saying "It's for Sale." I have done everything imaginable to sell the house, and now I just...Read more
My Autobiography
March 8, 2011 • 10:42 PM ET
Wow! What a week. Believe it or not waking up to 37 new emails is really low for me. I was excited to hear from my friend and client, Jason. He is a great client to have, and he is constantly wanting to buy a new house and then move on. The first...Read more
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February 24, 2011 • 11:13 AM ET
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
My first impression after unboxing the Q702 is that it is a nice looking unit. Styling is somewhat minimalist but very effective. The tablet part, once detached, has a nice weight, and no buttons or switches are located in awkward or intrusive positions.


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Ten-year-old Akian Chafetz, who is autistic, was bullied at school — by his teacher and aide in a class for autistic children, charges a New Jersey father. Stuart Chaifetz sent his son to school with a recorder in his pocket.
A teacher or aide can be heard saying angrily, "Who are you talking to? Nobody. Knock it off." Akian is also told several times to shut his mouth.
After being scolded several times, Akian begins to cry and the administrator said, "Go ahead and scream because guess what? You're going to get nothing until your mouth is shut."
At another point, the teacher or aide calls Akian a "bastard" when he will not stop crying.
Chaifetz posted the recording on a Facebook site, No More Teacher Bullies, and took it to the district office. The aide was fired, he says, but the teacher, who has tenure, was transferred to another school.
However, Cherry Hill Superintendent Maureen Reusche said in a statement that "the individuals who are heard on the recording raising their voices and inappropriately addressing children no longer work in the district and have not since shortly after we received the copy of the recording."
Chaifetz isn't the first parent to send a disabled child to school with a recording device, notes ABC. "In March, two Alabama teachers were put on administrative leave after the mother of 10-year-old Jose Salinas, who has cerebral palsy, attached an audio recorder to the bottom of his wheelchair and caught them scolding him about drooling, among other things."
I predict many more parents will try this if they think their child isn't able to tell them what goes on at school.
Ed Week's Nirvi Shah cites other cases and also thinks we'll see more covert recording.
Update: The Cherry Hill special education teacher says she was at a meeting when the aides yelled at Akian and heard no abuse of the boy. The father says he's got several more hours of tape that implicates the teacher.


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The Montana Department of Transportation plans to reconstruct a portion of State Highway 78 in Carbon County. The proposed work is to reconstruct approximately 5.1 miles of the existing roadway from milepost 0.00 (the intersection with US Highway 212 in Red Lodge) to milepost 5.10.
This project will also include improvements to side slopes to increase safety, will address existing snow drifting problems, and will include a chip seal, new signing, and pavement markings. The completion of this project will greatly extend the functional life of the roadway and improve the safety of the traveling public.
What is the primary purpose of this project?
The reason this project is being constructed is to increase the safety of the route and to provide a long-term quality highway. The accident rate for this portion of the route is higher than average and the trend is single vehicle, off road crashes, especially at the sharp curves.
Numerous features of the highway need to be improved to meet today's safety standards. There have been no major improvements to this highway since it was originally constructed to secondary highway standards in the 1930's. This highway is now a State Primary Highway and in order to increase the safety of the route (and to reduce the accident rate) the project was nominated to be reconstructed.
What's planned for the project?
In order to achieve the goals of the project and increase the safety of the route, the existing roadway must be reconstructed. It will be brought up to current design standards as follows:
- The completed roadway will be widened and paved with a finished top width of 30 feet. Current design standards only require a width of 28 feet, but MDT is proactively preparing for future maintenance of the road. There is a possibility to reduce the top width to 28 feet in order to save up-front project construction cost.
- Adjust the horizontal alignment, including realignment of the sharp curves to larger radii, incorporating spiral transitions and proper superelevation, or "banking of the curves".
- Adjust the vertical alignment to meet current design standards for stopping sight distance. Grades will also be adjusted.
- Flatten adjacent side slopes to meet current design standards.
- Realign intersecting county roads for improved safety.
The following aerial photo shows the alignments that are being planned by MDT.
In addition, several other features are proposed for the project. These features are not standard for highway improvement projects, but provide a substantial safety improvement, given the characteristics of this route and the desires of the community as a whole. MDT is pleased to work with area citizens, landowners, and local government to develop a project that maintains the character of the community and provides a really good end product that works for everyone. Some of the additional features are as follows:
- A separated multi-use path is proposed on the north/east side of the highway from the top of Brewery Hill out to Willow Creek Road.
- Airport Road will be realigned to be across from Lazy M Street.
- A potential parking area and community sign is being evaluated at the intersection with Willow Creek Road in an area of highway right-of-way remnant.


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Debates of April 29th, 1996
House of Commons Hansard #35 of the 35th Parliament, 2nd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was gasoline.
- Energy Price Commission Act
- Supply
- Pakistan
- Death Of A Cum Police Officer
- Justice
- Gasoline Prices
- Gun Control
- Strategis
- Workplace Safety
- Race Car Driver Jacques Villeneuve
- Justice
- National Day Of Mourning
- Time Allocation Motions
- Drunk Driving
- Breast Cancer
- Tragedy In Hobart
- Justice
- Premier Of Quebec
- Youth
- Goods And Services Tax
- Liberal Party
- Somalia Inquiry
- Justice
- Drug Patents
- Domestic Violence
- Algerian Nationals
- Blood System
- Somalia Inquiry
- Railway Safety
- Goods And Services Tax
- Trade
- Canadian National
- Fisheries
- Workplace Health And Safety
- Law Of The Sea Convention
- Government Response To Petitions
- Canadian Human Rights Act
- Petitions
- Questions On The Order Paper
- Supply
- Budget Implementation Act, 1996
- Broadcasting Act
Gun Control
Statements By Members
April 29th, 1996 / 1:55 p.m.
Paddy Torsney Burlington, ON
Mr. Speaker, like many Canadians, I awoke this morning to the horrifying news that 32 people had been cruelly murdered and countless others injured in Tasmania last night.
Tasmanians have not had the benefit of gun control laws like those in Canada. Automatic and semi-automatic weapons are freely available. While people are licensed, their guns are not registered.
Canadians can take some measure of comfort knowing they have done their part to ensure that in Canada we have a gun control system second to none. Canadians elected a government that campaigned on tougher gun control, a government that delivered. Canadians supported a justice minister who remained courageous and MPs who voted for reasonable protections.
On behalf of my constituents and all Canadians, to those who lost a loved one and to those who are recovering from their injuries, our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Statements By Members
1:55 p.m.
Walt Lastewka St. Catharines, ON
Mr. Speaker, Industry Canada recently announced an exciting new project called Strategis. Strategis is Canada's largest business web site.
The goal of the government is to create a climate of opportunity for businesses. Strategis supports this goal by putting the knowledge, experience and expertise of Industry Canada in the hands of small and medium size businesses.
Strategis is based on partnership with government, industry, universities and community colleges all working together to provide better access for businesses to the information they need to compete.
Smaller communities like my riding of St. Catharines may not be close to the hub of technology or government research, but with Strategis the latest information on industries and companies, market opportunities, advanced technologies and trade is available on the business Internet.
I congratulate Keith McDonald from McDonald Systems & Consulting for taking the initiative to spread the message of Strategis. Strategis is about giving businesses a leg up. It is about helping them succeed, grow and create jobs. It is up to the federal government to create that opportunity.
Workplace Safety
Statements By Members
1:55 p.m.
Jean Payne St. John's West, NL
Mr. Speaker, on April 28 Canadians recognized a national day of mourning for all Canadian men and women accidentally killed in the workplace.
While accidental deaths and serious injuries in the workplace can never be completely eliminated, the federal government is determined to continue to work closely with provincial governments, businesses, unions and workers in the area of occupational health and safety to help identify hazardous and potential high risk situations and to ultimately find solutions.
To the families, relatives, friends and communities that have suffered the loss of a loved one or a friend to a work related accident, my thoughts and prayers go out to you. One work related accident death is one tragedy too many. We must never let up on our commitment to improve safety in the workplace.
Race Car Driver Jacques Villeneuve
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Michel Bellehumeur Berthier—Montcalm, QC
Mr. Speaker, only a few days before the museum dedicated to race car driver Gilles Villeneuve is officially inaugurated in Berthierville, his son Jacques demonstrated yesterday at the European Grand Prix that the Villeneuves' achievements are not over yet.
By winning the Formula I Grand Prix on the course in N«rburgring, Germany, Jacques Villeneuve showed that he is a great driver just like his father.
Jacques, the people of Quebec admire you and the people of Berthier are very proud of your victory.
Given Jacques Villeneuve's tremendous self-discipline, great panache, determination and nerves of steel, this first checkered flag is certainly not his last. This stunning victory is only the first step on his way to the top.
Fasten your seat belts; Jacques Villeneuve is on the path to glory.
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Paul Forseth New Westminster—Burnaby, BC
Mr. Speaker, exactly one week ago a Vancouver woman was awarded a record $473,000 in civil damages as a result of charges that her father sexually assaulted her from age three to well into her teens.
Some may laud the justice system for recognizing the plight of the victim. She sued and she won. However, there are loopholes which can prevent an innocent victim from ever being awarded compensation. In this case the perpetrator has no intention of paying. With the way Canada's bankruptcy laws operate the defendant is able to claim personal bankruptcy and be freed of having to pay these kinds of court orders. The offender gets off and the victim is victimized all over again.
Members of the House industry committee will have the opportunity to accept amendments as a result of my private member's bill. Having the victim suffer once is bad enough. Suffering twice for the same crime should be unthinkable.
National Day Of Mourning
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Robert Bertrand Pontiac—Gatineau—Labelle, QC
Mr. Speaker, through the concerted efforts of employers, employees and various levels of government, the number of work related injuries, accidents and deaths in Canada has dropped substantially over the past ten years.
Much still remains to be done, but we are convinced that the climate of co-operation that exists between our partners, and the various prevention initiatives will help eliminate this perennial problem, which has terrible human consequences for our country.
Beyond the annual cost of work related accidents with respect to health and social services, it is the human dimension that most concerns us and that we are commemorating today.
Mr. Speaker, certain ceremonies-
National Day Of Mourning
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
The Speaker
I am sorry to interrupt the hon. member, but his time is up. The hon. member for Mercier has the floor.
Time Allocation Motions
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Francine Lalonde Mercier, QC
Mr. Speaker, last week the Liberal government decided to take the shameful action of gagging debate in order to ram through two controversial legislative measures: Bill C-31 on the GST and Bill C-12 on unemployment insurance, once again demonstrating the federal government's lack of sensitivity to the public.
Before the Liberals came to power, no government, not even the Conservatives, had dared make use of the House to gag the deliberations of a committee.
The Liberal government prefers to obey its mandarins and certain powerful lobbies, rather than lend an ear to the population.
Time Allocation Motions
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
The Speaker
My dear colleague, it is not generally permitted to discuss a vote that has taken place in this House. Moving on, the hon. member for Nepean has the floor.
Drunk Driving
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Beryl Gaffney Nepean, ON
Mr. Speaker, recently in my riding of Nepean three tragic deaths have been the result of drinking drivers. I refer to the loss of life of Dr. Michael Agapitos, Linda LeBreton Holmes and her son Brian.
Despite proclaimed amendments to the Criminal Code, cases before the courts are consistently being stayed, unnecessarily delayed or even dismissed. Grieving families, like the Agapitos and Holmes families, experience prolonged and unnecessary suffering due to court delays.
The Canadian justice system and the provincial court system must bring their full weight to bear on these criminals. The laws are there. They are in place. The courts and all Canadians must demonstrate zero tolerance for drinking and driving. Justice delayed is justice denied.
Breast Cancer
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Jean Augustine Etobicoke—Lakeshore, ON
Mr. Speaker, "Survivors in Search of a Voice: The Art of Courage" is a
unique collection of art works inspired by the stories of pain, hope, fear and courage of breast cancer patients and survivors.
This internationally acclaimed art exhibit of 24 of Canada's top women artists appearing this week at the Government Conference Centre was inspired by 100 breast cancer survivors who told the artists of their life and death struggles with cancer. It is from these moving experiences that this show's powerful images emerge.
Breast cancer strikes one out of every nine women in Canada. "Survivors in Search of a Voice" has become a monument to the courage of women and their families in their fight against breast cancer.
We can numb to the realities of the daily battles for life that happen around us, but I encourage members of the House and of this community to support much needed breast cancer research, education, programs and services by taking the time to view this exhibit and to become a partner in this endeavour.
Tragedy In Hobart
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Madeleine Dalphond-Guiral Laval Centre, QC
Mr. Speaker, 34 people in Hobart, Australia, have been shot down in cold blood by a madman, and another 18 wounded. Among the wounded are two Canadians, Simon and Susan Williams of the Canadian High Commission to Australia.
Regrettably, this event calls to mind the recent tragedies in Vernon, B.C., and in Dunblane, Scotland, as well as the École polytechnique massacre in Montreal, in 1989.
On behalf of my colleagues, and on behalf of the Bloc Quebecois, I wish to express our most sincere condolences to the families of the victims. We hope that they will be able to find in themselves all of the courage and energy required to get through this terrible ordeal.
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Myron Thompson Wild Rose, AB
Mr. Speaker, today in the House of Commons my hon. colleague from Fraser Valley West introduced a motion calling for a victims' bill of rights. This proposal could make historic changes to our judicial system by finally enshrining victims' rights on an equal footing with those of criminals.
In the past two years the legislation presented by the Liberal government has proven that the very last thing it considers is the victim. This astounds me when Canadians from coast to coast tell me violent crime is on the increase and therefore we know the number of victims will increase as well.
This is evident in the number of victims' rights groups formed over the past 20 years across the nation. I have met with many of them and all are in support of a victims' bill of rights. In my opinion a victims' bill of rights is the least we can provide them so they are no longer victimized by our so-called justice system.
This is an opportunity to do the right thing and give the rights to the victims, as they so well deserve.
Premier Of Quebec
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Mark Assad Gatineau—La Lièvre, QC
Mr. Speaker, a few weeks ago the premier of Quebec gathered together business people and union leaders and, in response to pressure from these people, everyone agreed to talk not about the referendum but about economic and social matters in Quebec.
And now, this past weekend, the premier of Quebec threatened not only the Government of Canada, but the people of Quebec, with an early election and another referendum if the Government of Canada took it into its head to clarify the rules on referendums.
Quebecers are not pawns that are moved about on a board to satisfy the ambitions of political parties to the detriment of the economic recovery and prosperity of the people of Quebec.
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Patrick Gagnon Bonaventure—Îles-De-La-Madeleine, QC
Mr. Speaker, as a member of the ministerial task force on youth, I am pleased to announce the launch of youth week '96, which begins today and continues until May 5.
Youth week 1996 recognizes and highlights the many contributions young people have made to building Canada. Some 50 events will be held throughout the country to celebrate their many achievements. More than 60 youth organizations will co-ordinate activities to encourage young people to come up with new ideas for the betterment of their generation.
In the coming weeks, the task force will ask young Canadians and employers what can be done to do help young people make the transition between home, school and the working world. We are keen to hear what the young people have to say, because investing in youth, that is, in the future, is a priority for the Government of Canada.


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New York City's elite high schools admit students who excel on a 2 1/2-hour exam. A majority are Asian-American. Only 12 percent are Hispanic or black. The teachers union and a group of Democratic legislators want to use multiple measures, including grade point averages, attendance and state tests in addition to the current admissions exam.
Advocates of the bill say using one test favors students whose parents can afford tutoring to prepare for the test.
However, at six of the schools, at least 45 percent of the students come from low-income families, according to the city.
Many of the high-scoring Asian-American students come from immigrant families.
The bill's sponsor, state Sen. Simcha Felder, hopes to add subjective criteria such as essays, community service, interviews and extracurricular activities.
Michael Mulgrew, president of the United Federation of Teachers, also backed a holistic review. "If it's good enough for Harvard and Yale it should be good enough for the students of New York City," he said.
Political support is weak, reports the New York Times.
Mayor de Blasio, whose son, Dante, attends Brooklyn Tech, said last year that the test should not be the only way to qualify for the elite schools. But he hasn't come out for the bill yet.
Alumni groups are opposed.
While expressing support for increasing minority enrollment, in ways like providing them with more test preparation, Larry Cary, president of the Brooklyn Tech Alumni Foundation, said that the existing system was simple and had "a number of benefits," including "no favoritism, no bias, whether intentional or subconscious, no politics."
There may be political support to revive the "Discovery" program, which gave intensive summer help to students who just missed the score cutoff to help them qualify by September. The program lost funding due to budget cuts.


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Graduations' Paper Trails
The Hometown History column is presented by the Fenton History Center and The Post-Journal. Each Friday, a distinct item from the Fenton History Center collections or archival special collections will be featured. Learn about your hometown history through parts of its past.
If one of the items featured brings back some memories or brings up a question, please contact the Fenton History Center at 664-6256 or firstname.lastname@example.com to share your memory or get an answer to your question.
This is the weekend for graduations in this area. Besides the diplomas that are awarded and the yearbooks that are kept, graduations generate paper in the form of commencement and baccalaureate programs, invitations, announcements and other ephemeral items. Graduations continue to produce paper through the ensuing years as reunions are planned, classmates continue to stay in touch or classmates join alumni groups within their schools.
Special Collections at the Fenton History Center's Research Center continues to grow as these types of items are donated to the center. Having the yearbooks from area schools help to document who was in what school, what their activities included, as well as, what the clothing, hairstyles and interests were for that time period.
As reunions are held, often a booklet is published that contains information on where classmates are and what they are doing. Over the years, things change and these reunions help to document these changes.
At the Research Center, we have a number of yearbooks from Jamestown High School, as well as many of the surrounding area schools. We are always looking for ones we do not have, so if anyone has yearbooks and any other items associated with one of the schools please consider donating them to the collection. We do limit the number we keep for each year for each school, so please call to see if we need what you may have. But, in addition to the yearbooks, we are always happy to continue the stories with reunion booklets or add to the story with the other paper, including photographs, that are part of graduations and reunions.
Schools are an important part of any community, so having any related material that can help tell the story of the school, its teachers, staff and students are welcome in our collection. Early yearbooks for Jamestown High School, for instance, did not have pictures of the graduates as today's yearbooks have. The yearbook had the list of names but no photographs. One day, a donation arrived that contained the individual photographs of each member of the class of 1905, most of whom were identified. We now have pictures to go with the names that were in that yearbook. Another donation contained a photograph album that had a number of identified young people who turned out to be members of the class of 1895 from Jamestown High School. There was no yearbook for that year, but the names of graduates for that year were found in the school's annual report, which is also in our collection. Sometimes more than one item is needed to put the story together. Another case involved a researcher who had never seen a picture of an aunt who had died as a young woman until she found her graduation picture in a Jamestown High School yearbook.
Congratulations to all of the area graduates. We wish you success and happiness in whatever you decide to do with your life. Stay in touch with friends as you go in different directions and make new friends. Today's graduates now have social media with which to accomplish this, and who knows what will be used in the future to "stay in touch." Social media is electronic, so most of the communications are even more ephemeral that the previous decades' paper items.
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The purpose of the Fenton History Center is to gather and teach about southern Chautauqua County's history through artifacts, ephemeral and oral histories, and other pieces of the past.
Visit www.fentonhistorycenter.org for more information on upcoming events.
If you would like to donate to the collections or support the work of the Fenton History Center, call 664-6256 or visit the center at 67 Washington St., just south of the Washington Street Bridge.


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Bandon Dunes Golf Resort, Bandon Trails
Resort, 72 holes, $75 - $275
Bandon Trails is consistently ranked as one of the top courses in the U.S. and the world by Golf Magazine's panel of expertsBandon Trails gets mixed reviews. It was Golf Magazine's best new course of 2005 and ranks 10th on the Top 100 You Can Play. Ben Crenshaw and Bill Coore were given the least impressive property at Bandon and did a decent job with it. But Bandon Trails is just not in the same league as its siblings, Bandon Dunes and Pacific Dunes. The terrain is ho-hum, too many tee shots end up in divot-riddled collection areas, and the greens are so slippery and prone to sudden, unexplained shifts in direction that only a masochist or congressman could love them. The Trails has some fine holes, particularly on the front nine, but some of the holes on the back (Nos. 14 and 16 come to mind) will have you scratching your head.
Bandon Dunes Golf Resort earned Platinum status in Golf Magazine's 2012 Premier Resort rankings.From Sports Illustrated Writer-Reporter Rick Lipsey: It's a good thing that Bandon Dunes, hard by the Pacific Ocean, 250 miles south of Portland and 550 miles north of San Francisco, is probably the most out-of-the-way golf resort in America, if not the world. Otherwise, it would also be the most crowded. That's because no place on earth has as much outstanding and drop-dead gorgeous golf. Bandon has three courses, and all of them are ranked among the top 100 in the world according to Golf Magazine; no other facility has more than two tracks in the top 100. Created and financed by greeting card baron Mike Keiser, Bandon opened its first course, Bandon Dunes, in 1999. Some people said Keiser was crazy to hire David McLay Kidd, a novice 27-year-old golf architect, for the job, but the rave reviews instantly silenced the critics. Two years later, Keiser had Tom Doak build Pacific Dunes, and then in 2005 Keiser opened Bandon Trails, a layout designed by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw.
14 Hours, 21.7 Miles, 2 Barking Dogs: Alan Shipnuck's marathon day at Bandon Dunes.
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FITZGERALD, Thomas Michael, 50, of Alpena, died Sunday, July 14, 2013, at home.
He is survived by five children, Amanda Fitzgerald of East Jordan, Kayla (Timothy) Fitzgerald of Alpena, Edward (Monica) Fitzgerald of Alpena, Marion and Christy Fitzgerald both of Escanaba; his mother, Christena; six siblings, Edmond Fitzgerald of Alpena, Brian (Leah) Fitzgerald of Oklahoma City, Olka., Kelly (Timothy) Fitzgerald-Stevens of Hilton Head, S.C., Christopher (Shari) Fitzgerald of Alpena, Erin Fitzgerald of Elgin, Ill., Shawn Fitzgerald of Atlanta, Ga.; and numerous nieces and nephews.
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Government officials' reactions to revelations the privacy of millions of Americans has been invaded would be laughable were the situation not so serious.
Among questionable activities engaged in by the National Security Agency has been secretly seizing telephone records of millions of Americans – and monitoring many calls.
NSA officials say there is no cause for worry. After all, they assured the public, the agency has the technical ability to avoid illegal spying on Americans.
Well, yes. Of course the NSA is capable of protecting privacy. One method we might suggest would be to refrain from poking around law-abiding citizens' phone records in the first place.
But that isn't what the NSA has in mind. One example of safeguards the agency cited was destroying records it obtained improperly. And there are complex computer programs to sift through data to identify that with security implications.
That isn't the point, of course. Being capable of safeguarding Americans' liberties and actually doing so can be different things.
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The fact that you are reading this message indicates that you are already interested in the English Language Institute (ELI). Before you make any decision about whether or not to pursue your studies with us, I would encourage you to ask yourself a couple of questions: How do I want to benefit from my ELI experience at SU? How can I maximize this benefit?
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A few weeks ago a good friend of mine asked for my help on a project he was working on and it ended up being one of the most positive life changing experiences I have ever had. This friend of mine is dying of cancer and knows that he only has a few weeks left to live, at most. He wanted me to video tape some messages of him speaking to his family and friends with his final words to be delivered after he was gone and also to write this recap, if I could guarantee that I wouldnt butcher it up too bad. I really, really wanted to say no; my life has been at the bursting point of stress lately and I didnt think I could take the raw emotion that this would entail, but a friend is a friend and a dying friend well . that pretty much trumps any personal worries so I found myself in his hospital room with a video camera in one hand and a big box of Kleenex in the other.
We started off with perhaps the hardest farewell which was to his two boys, one is in college and the other is graduating from high school. I wont share all of the details but first he thanked them for being such a wonderful part of his life and wanted to let them know that they were the best part of him and the greatest thing in the whole wide world and that they had made the world a special place just by their existence and he promised them that he had lived a great life because of them. He then listed this short list of simple rules to live by:
Next we did his message to his wife which will forever be between them but suffice to say they loved each other and that times werent always good between them but he would always love her as the mother of his children and his greatest regret was that he couldnt be the man she deserved.
Finally we did a message for his friends .. fishing bums one and all . Friends forged of many, many casts, trails and campfires. He started this message by telling them there better be a toast to his honor at all of their campfires or the haunting would begin. And then he added a list of promises he wanted to make sure that they would work on in his memory.
A better set of ideas to guide a man, I dont believe I have ever seen so I present them to you with his blessing and hope that they may add a bit of clarity to your world as I know they did to mine.
He lived a good life .. he fished hard . he was a good man a good friend .. he loved .. and he was loved In my book that is the definition of a good life.
I'm sure that was a very difficult message for you to write. I thank you for sharing it with us.
I did something similar once with a very close friend using audio tape. His name is Eddy George. Eddy passed away many years ago. We both talked in the recording mostly about his life and fly fishing. I can't listen to those tapes, I never have. Maybe someday I will. We did it so our Trout Unlimited Chapter could publish them for those who did not know Eddy, to learn more about fly fishing in the Smokies before it became a National Park. Eddy wanted to pass that information on. I can't make myself do it.
I commend you for your courage at such a trying time. The passing of a good friend is a very sad time. Thank you for sharing your friend's advice. We will all learn from his life and his insight.
Thanks for sharing DD. It took a tremendous amount of courage on your part to do this. And something only a "TRUE" friend could do.
God Bless You, gp
"Evil prevails when good men do nothing"
Good read, thanks for sharing it with us. And may the Good Lord truly bless you for such an outstanding act of kindnes to a good friend. May he rest in peace and God be with his famliy and friends.
Wow. That really puts a lot into perspective. Thank you for sharing such a personal message.
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rbaileydav - I am glad that your friend had the courage and foresight to do something like that for his family and friends. I'm sure that at some point that will be a great comfort to everyone in his life.
Thanks for sharing...that will hopefully serve as a reminder to everyone that we are only here for a short while and certain things matter a whole lot more than others.
Very admirable that you did that for him. A true friend indeed.
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I lost my father to cancer and I just wish we had made a tape like this. Life moves too fast. God bless your friend.
Thank you for posting that.
I lost my father two weeks ago today,it was sudden,he collapsed at home but it was a blessing because he was diagnosed with cancer in June,it was already in stage 4...whatever that is...I'm told that's the final stage I guess.
He was 79...I'm 57...we had never been really close as we are independent people,my sons are the same.
The one thing my dad truly loved was fishing,any kind of fishing....and the last thing he ever showed me how to do was the basics of fly tying....a hobby he loved in his last years.
I was scheduled to be off last week and planned to go to the mountains,I got the call at work the Fri. afternoon before the vacation started,so the weekend was all taken up with what you have to do when this happens,funeral arraingements,visitation etc....we buried him Mon. morning.
So,I went on to Cataloochie to camp and fish last Wed.
I really felt his presence out there in the woods along the creek several times,and felt so much better and peaceful than I have in a long time.
The man you wrote of will be in the hearts and minds of his loved ones and friends as long as they live,and with the added bonus of the video that you helped him put together.
Thank you for realating this.
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- 3/4 cup granulated sugar
- Confectioners' sugar, for dusting
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- Yellow food coloring, for tinting
- 1 to 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
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Smooth the fondant with your hands and tuck it in at the base of the cake; trim the excess with a knife. Cut out a wedge of the cake.
Tint the reserved 1 cup frosting pale yellow with food coloring; spread on the cut sides of the cake. Rub the vegetable oil all over the fondant. Arrange on a boardwith the cookies and grapes.
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