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This Paris-based makeup collection traces its roots to theatrical and fashion makeup, building on the concept that a professional makeup artist not only desires, but also needs, every conceivable color and texture to create the broadest range of looks. Since 1984, Make Up For Ever creators Dany Sanz and Jacques Waneph have been doing their best to meet these criteria. Through the years, this line has gone from offering a tremendous array of colors in their own European boutiques to a more streamlined, "everyday" collection of products in select department stores and (primarily) Sephora, whose parent company, LVMH, has owned Make Up For Ever since 1999.
The color line presents an intriguing blend of classic, workable shades positioned next to some truly unique hues and finishes that only those involved with theater or the most flamboyant "anything goes" makeup artist (or diva) would covet. A major plus for this line is that many of the colors are densely pigmented, working beautifully on medium to deep skin tones. The drawback is that fair and lighter skin tones may find their choices more limited in a few areas of the brands' ranges. However, for those who want it all when it comes to possible shades, this line more than delivers what it takes to please.
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Helping Romney Support Jewish Jerusalem
Latest update: May 24th, 2013
In the heat of the American election campaign, it's fascinating to note the large part being played by Israel's capital, Jerusalem – at least in the Mitt Romney campaign.
Earlier this month, the Romney campaign aired its first foreign policy television ad, which focused on Israel and President Obama's apparent refusal to recognize Jerusalem as its capital.
"Who shares your values?" the commercial narrator asks as an image of Obama appears. "As president, Barack Obama has never visited Israel, and refuses to recognize Jerusalem as its capital."
The final shot in the 30-second spot shows candidate Romney standing aside the Old City walls of Jerusalem, saying, "It's a deeply moving experience to be in Jerusalem, the capital of Israel."
He is far from the first U.S. presidential candidate to express sentiments so warming to the Jewish-Zionist heart and ear. Even Obama himself, when he was running for president four years ago, received thunderous applause at an AIPAC event when he promised, "Jerusalem will remain the capital of Israel, and it must remain undivided."
Yet this didn't stop Obama from taking a cold stance toward Israeli sovereignty over Jerusalem once he assumed office. Can we assume a President Romney will be much different?
Romney's strategists apparently feel strongly that his statements of solidarity with Jewish Jerusalem will help him in terms of both the Jewish and evangelical publics. But how likely is it that he will be pressured to actually move the American Embassy from Tel Aviv to Yerushalayim if he moves into the White House?
The answer is that he would be quite strongly pressured to do so if knowledge and education about Jerusalem were more widespread. At present, understanding of Israel's historical, national, security and international rights to a united Jerusalem under its sole sovereignty is lacking among the general public, American Jewry, and the political echelons of the administration.
We therefore present, once again, the Top Ten Reasons Why Jerusalem Must Remain Israeli and Undivided. Please clip and quote.
History: Jerusalem served as capital of a Jewish state as early as 2,880 years ago – and was never the capital of any other nation. The Arabs of the Land of Israel were never an independent nation – and certainly never claimed that Jerusalem was their capital. As a matter of fact, the original PLO Charter of 1964 does not even mention Jerusalem.
Sanctity: Jerusalem has been the world's #1 holy spot for Jews from time immemorial, beginning with the Binding of Isaac on Mt. Moriah (Genesis 22:2) and continuing with the construction of the Holy Temples there. Jerusalem is mentioned 641 times in the Bible.
For Islam, which was founded when Judaism was about 2,500 years old, Jerusalem is only third holiest, following Mecca and Medina. Its sanctity in Islam is founded upon a supposedly miraculous horse journey taken by Muhammad to what the Koran obliquely calls "the farthest Mosque" (17,1); some Islamic commentaries say this refers to the site of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem, while others say this refers to a mosque in Saudi Arabia. Otherwise, Jerusalem is mentioned zero (0) times in the Koran.
Historically, Islam acknowledges Jerusalem's sanctity only when necessary, such as when Muhammad wanted to attract Jews to his new religion, or when Zionists began returning to the city and reawakening its Jewish character.
Legal Rights: Jewish legal Jewish rights to Jerusalem, as well as to Judea and Samaria, were unanimously and internationally recognized in 1922 by the League of Nations, based on the San Remo Conference of two years earlier. No similar rights were accorded to Arabs.
Demography: Jews have been the majority population in Jerusalem since at least the 1870s and have constituted the largest single group of inhabitants there since the 1840s. They have been living in the city continuously for nearly two millennia. Today, the Jewish population just in the areas liberated in 1967 (popularly known as eastern Jerusalem) is close to 250,000, compared to 208,000 Arabs in these areas (according to a Palestinian Authority census in 2008). Nearly half of all Jerusalem's Jews live in these areas.
Strategic Importance: Holding on to the high ground in Jerusalem is of paramount strategic and security importance. Dividing Jerusalem will hand over all the high ground to the Arabs.Hillel Fendel and Chaim Silberstein / KeepJerusalem.org
About the Author: Chaim Silberstein is president of Keep Jerusalem-Im Eshkachech and the Jerusalem Capital Development Fund. He was formerly a senior adviser to Israel's minister of tourism. Hillel Fendel, past senior editor at Israel National News/Arutz-7, is a veteran writer on Jerusalem affairs. Both have lived in Jerusalem and now reside in Beit El.
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Obama has never visited Isreal…never… he is not a friend of Isreal.. Jewish American Doctors, Lawyers, Accountants, Orthodox, Hasidim all will vote for Romney…. its the democrat jewish union workers like the UFT that will support Obama and of course the Barbara Stri and Jessica P hollywood fools… Wake up jewish community…
Also Gay Community wake up do you know? that Arab Gays flock to Tel Aviv for safety and freedom.. They are murdered and torchered in the arab world. What's more important supporting Isreal by voting for Romney and protecting inocent gays or arguing on gay marriage voting for Obama and killing inocent gays and jews in Tel aviv. Isreal see " 2016 Obamas America" by Schindlers list producer.
What we have here is disrespect for your way of life and beliefs. These coward's really are to weak and afraid to say anything while you are a live and might fight back, so they just write your whole life and the lives of your forefathers off. They are like body snatchers but they do it virtually in a book. This is not the American way and for a highly educated person like Mitt Romney to not only not condemn this ritual but as far as I know he even participated in this is, not acceptable. This is the ultimate insult and thus he is DISQUALIFIED to lead the citizens of the United states. The fact that the Morman church claims to have stopped doing this has nothing to do with Mitt Romney not being proactive and stopping this.
The embassy in Jerusalem would add tremendous security to Israel. A simple way to add clout to Israels ability to defend herself.
The documentary showing across America titled ' 2016: Obama's America ' provides a lot of insight into Obama's influences in his life, and it is a must see film for all American voters. Obama supporters will, also, enjoy this movie since it will answer a lot of questions about Obama's early influences in his life and what his agenda will probably be in a second term if re-elected. Just saw the movie yesterday in Ohio to a packed audience and at the end of the movie, most people were applauding.
Like so many people, nobody exactly knows what these politicians are up to.
In Pirke-Avot (Chapter 2: 3) there is a clear warning regarding the people in power and how they will approach people to get what they themselves need.
As we, and please be honest and admit it, can not predict the future and so we do not know what we can expect either from Obama or from Romney.
The only thing we can do is serve G'd in all the ways He told us to, keep His commandments as Jews, and ask Hashem to give us the right president and right friend in the right time.
Eventually everything is made for the glory of Hashem's name: we have the choice to contribute to His glory or (Chas veChalila) to defile His holy name…….the choice is ours.

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Mojo and I are so grateful to have her in our lives and even though she lives far away we wanted to let her know about much we love and appreciate her. So after reading about this adorable idea of sending a box of sunshine I decided to make my own.
Mojo and I headed to the store and picked out all the yellow candy we could find then I came home and searched Pinterest for fun printable's all about the sun and got the package ready on Saturday to send off.
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The Lives They Lived
The New York Times Magazine's latest issue, The Lives They Lived, is a tribute to cultural icons that have died in 2012. Adam Yauch, a.k.a MCA of the Beastie Boys, is featured on the cover. [more inside]
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RAC Bulletin 2009-009E Amateur Radio Direction Finding Coordinator Needed
Radio Amateurs of Canada is seeking a volunteer as the amateur radio direction finding (ARDF) coordinator for Canada. ARDF is the sport of finding radio transmitters while on foot, using a radio receiver, map and compass in diverse, wooden terrain.
The RAC ARDF Coordinator's job is to promote the development of this sport and work with ARDF Coordinators in other International Amateur Radio Union (IARU) countries to organize competitions and activities. As the current ARDF Coordinator's term has come to an end, a replacement is required. Interested Radio Amateurs should contact the RAC Corporate Secretary via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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by Anton Shilov
Microsoft Corp. will release Windows 8 operating system for tablets next year, according to sources with knowledge of the company's plans cited by Bloomberg news-agency. Unfortunately for Microsoft, the world's largest software maker will only be in position to launch the new OS late in the year.
Microsoft Windows 8 will be the first major version of Windows that will support microprocessors based on ARM architecture and will also be the first "big" Windows to be suited for touch screens. Public testing of a new version of Windows will begin at the end of this year with partners and customers, according to the news-agency.
While it is believed that Windows 8 is scheduled to be released in 2013 and therefore the launch in 2012 will be ahead of schedule, it may still be too late. Apple's iOS and Google Android already support tablets and will be shipped in tens of millions of devices already in 2011 and 2012.
"If 2011 is the year of the tablet wars, Microsoft will be awfully late suiting up for that battle. It's not a good position to be in. [...] Battle lines are being drawn, land is being grabbed, users are being evangelized and spending money," said Michael Gartenberg, an analyst for research firm Gartner.
Gartner is lowering its PC unit forecast for 2011 and 2012, based on expectations of weaker demand for mobile consumer PCs. Worldwide PC shipments are forecast to reach 387.8 million units in 2011, a 10.5% increase from 2010, according to Gartner's preliminary forecast. This is down from Gartner's previous projection of 15.9% growth this year. Gartner expects worldwide PC shipments to total 440.6 million units in 2012, a 13.6% increase from 2011. This is down from Gartner's previous outlook of 14.8% growth for 2012.
Consumer enthusiasm for media tablets is a key factor in Gartner's forecast that the consumer mobile PC market will remain weak in mature markets. Consumer substitution of media tablets for mobile PCs already appears to be impacting mobile PC shipments in mature markets. However, a bigger issue seems to be that consumers are taking a "wait and see" attitude toward PCs as they anticipate the arrival of new media tablets during the rest of 2011.
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Police: Woman robbed 96-year-old man for $100
SARANAC LAKE – A local woman was arrested Saturday after police say she stole $100 from an elderly man.
Teresa A. Gowan, 50, of Saranac Lake, was charged with third-degree robbery, a class D felony, and second-degree attempted assault, a class E felony. She also faces a misdemeanor count of fourth-degree criminal mischief.
Police said Gowan was arrested after they responded to a complaint of an unwanted person at a local residence around 2 p.m. Saturday. Police Chief Bruce Nason wouldn't identify more specifically where the incident took place.
He said Gowan forcefully took $100 cash from the elderly man, who is 96 years old. Nason said the two know each other but are not related.
Gowan is also accused of trying to injure the man by "forcing his fingers back on his hand, and squeezing and grabbing his facial area," Nason said.
During the dispute, Gowan allegedly grabbed the phone from the victim while he was trying to call police, although he was eventually able to call for help. Gownan was still at the residence when police arrived, Nason said.
The chief said he didn't know why Gowan allegedly took the man's money. She was processed, arraigned in village court and remanded to the Franklin County Jail in Malone in lieu of $10,000 cash bail or $20,000 bond.


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Before the 65th Session of the United Nations General Assembly
New York, US
23 September 2010
In the name of God, the Most Merciful, the Compassionate,
President Deiss,
Mr. Secretary-General,
Your Excellencies,
More than ever before, our world is confronting multiple global crises which cannot be effectively addressed without a coordinated, multilateral action. No country can face these crises, and provide for its future in isolation. The threats are global and so are the solutions. A strong, central role for the United Nations is essential.
It is also essential to resist forces of division that spread misunderstanding and mistrust especially among peoples of different religions. The fact is, humanity everywhere is bound together, not only by mutual interests, but by shared commandments: to love God and neighbour; to love the good and neighbour. This week, my delegation, with the support of our friends on every continent, will introduce a draft resolution for an annual World Interfaith Harmony Week. What we are proposing is a special week, during which the world's people, in their own places of worship, could express the teachings of their own faith about tolerance, respect for the other, and peace. I hope this resolution will have your support.
My friends,
Another critical area for UN leadership is peace, and one peace hangs in the balance today. With direct negotiations between the Palestinians and the Israelis, a door opens to a final, two-state settlement of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. And the establishment of an independent, viable and sovereign Palestinian state, living side by side with Israel, will pave the way for a comprehensive regional peace.
An end to this conflict is long overdue. No regional crisis has had a longer or broader impact on global security and stability. No such crisis has been longer on the UN agenda or has frustrated peacemakers more. Every resource spent in this conflict, is a resource lost for investing in progress and prosperity. Every day spent, is a day lost to forces of violence and extremism that threaten all of us in the region and beyond.
People are wary of disappointment and spoilers are doing everything they can to make us fail. We cannot underestimate the importance of success … or the painful cost of failure. All of us need to support swift action, hard choices, and real results. The alternative is more suffering, deeper frustrations with spreading, more-vicious warfare. Such a catastrophic scenario will continue to drag in the whole world, threatening security and stability far beyond the borders of the Middle East.
To prevent that, the talks must be approached with commitment, sincerity and courage. There should be no provocative or unilateral actions that can derail the negotiations. Instead, the parties must work hard to produce results, and quickly. That means addressing all final-status issues, with a view to ending the occupation, and reaching the two-state solution, the only solution that can work, as soon as possible. The status quo is simply unacceptable. Enough injustice. Enough bloodshed.
Jordan and the rest of the Arab and Muslim world are committed. In the Arab Peace Initiative, we reach out to Israel with an unprecedented opportunity for a comprehensive settlement; a settlement that will enable Israel to have normal relations with 57 Arab and Muslim states, one third of the United Nations.
Now, we reach out to you, our fellow members of this United Nations. All stand to lose if the talks fail; all gain when peace is achieved. Our global and collective influence is key. Together, we must tip the balance toward peace.
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The annual North American International Auto Show wowed in Detroit this January. Here, automotive editor Howard Walker picks his Top 10 Motown showstoppers.
Chevrolet Corvette Z06
Call it the Corvette Double Whammy. First the new Chevrolet C7 'Vette scoops the 2014 North American Car of the Year gong. Then the wraps fly off the hugely-anticipated, mega-performing Z06 version. Congrats, and congrats again. This weapons-grade Corvette is the most track-focused production model ever, sharing much of its hardware with the upcoming C7.R racer. Everywhere you look there are winglets and spoilers, scoops and ducts aimed at keeping the Z-car firmly planted to the blacktop at 200mph. Power comes from a supercharged 6.2-liter V8 reactor packing a mighty 625 horses and 635 lb-ft of thrust. Pricing won't be announced until the car goes on sale at the end of the year, but $77,000 is the current finger-in-the-wind estimate.
Porsche 911 Targa 4
As someone who owned and loved an 1982 Porsche 911 SC Targa, waves of nostalgia flooded over me when the silk came off Porsche's newest Targa offering. This is pure retro, with that lovely silver-painted center hoop and curvy rear glass. But unlike my old Targa, which had a folding Origami cloth panel you wrestled into the trunk, this latest version is all push-button simplicity. In a mere 19 seconds, the entire rear window and deck hinges rearwards followed by the center section. Awesome. On sale early summer, the base Targa 4 - all Targas will be all-wheel drive - will cost you $102,595, which is a $10k premium over the coupe. I want.
Lexus RC F
Lexus slammed down the gauntlet to rival BMW and its brand new M4 Coupe at Detroit with the unveiling of its angry-appliance RC F super-coupe. This is the hyper-performance version of Lexus' newly revealed RC coupe and features a thundering 460-hp 5.0-liter V8 under the hood driving the rear wheels. That makes it the most powerful Lexus second only to the V10-engined LFA supercar. But it's the RC F's body that will spin heads like a tin pot dropped on a stone floor. From Lexus' new trademark 'spindle' grille, to the blistered wheelarches, huge rear diffuser and trunklid wing, the car screams 'performance'. No word yet on when it will arrive or how much. Subtle it's not.
Toyota FT-1 Concept
If there was a 'Most Jaw-dropping Design of Detroit' award, it would go without a shadow of doubt to Toyota's sensational FT-1 Concept. Then again, if there was a 'Tease of the Show' accolade, the FT would get it too. This glorious front-engined supercar is the work of Toyota's Calty design studio in Southern Cali and was created in conjunction with Sony's Polyphony Digital, makers of the Gran Turismo video-game franchise. Gamers can 'drive' it soon in the upcoming sixth-gen version of Gran Turismo. But this engine-less concept isn't much more than a pretty face. And it's likely to stay that way, despite some media hype that it may hint at a future Toyota Supra coupe. We can dream however.
Hyundai Genesis
You're looking at Fluidic Sculpture. That's what Hyundai calls its bold new design language debuting on its latest 2015 Genesis sedan. We might prefer to call it a Fluidic Touch of Audi. Whether you think this deep-down grille is Audi-esque or not, this is one handsome-looking four-door which looks like it should sell for $50,000-plus, yet in Hyundai fashion will sell closer to $35,000. It's all sexy LED lights, wafer-thin panel gaps, and elegant brushed metal. Gorgeous. And under the hood is a choice of 257-hp 3.0 V6 or 435-horse 5.0-liter V8 plus the option of all-wheel drive. It hits showrooms in the summer.
Continue to page two for a look at Kia's GT4 Stinger Concept, BMW's newest M4 Coupe, Caddy's new ATS Coupe, teh Benz C-Class and the inspired Infiniti Q50 Eau Rouge Concept.


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I had bought this for reducing pterygium & dry eyes after trying Nature's answer Bilberry. The bilberry definately improved my night vision but didn't help with the dry eyes. The eyebright is meant to be better at reducing inflammation which should help with pterygium however I read that it can dry your eyes out.... I tried it for a few days & stopped after my eyes felt drier.
Very unconvienent stuff
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Why to do such supplements with a daily dose of 6 capsules? What would be if I must take another capsules with another ingredients? How can one be healthy only with eyebright? So, I bought it for my aunt not for myself or close family, because she is not taking any other supplements but otherwise I am not recommending to buy this.
Loaded with Vitamins
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This product is loaded with Vitamin A and calcium...!!
Thesse seem to help with dry eye..
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I've been taking these for about six months, and when I'm out my eyes feel really tired. After six eye surgeries I really have to watch the dry-eyes, and this helps..
I love this product - and this brand.
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Topic: how to get the height and width of the uploaded image using javascript
I want to put client validations to image before submit form.
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by Anton Shilov
Even though at present netbook computers account for a relatively small percentage of all personal computers, in future their market share can increase drastically once performance reaches "good enough" level. At least, chief executive officer of ARM thinks so. Besides, Warren East is sure that eventually ARM-based chips will power the majority of netbooks despite lack of support by desktop Windows operating system.
"Although netbooks are small today – maybe 10% of the PC market at most – we believe over the next several years that could completely change around and that could be 90% of the PC market. We see those products as an area for a lot of innovation and we want that innovation to be happening around the ARM architecture," said Warren East, chief executive of ARM, in an interview with PCPro web-site.
In fact, various processors powered by ARM architecture already power certain blocks of personal computers, such as hard disk drives, radio modules or web-cameras. However, the head of ARM believes that ARM microprocessors can also serve as central processing units inside netbooks. Unfortunately, ARM chips are not supported by desktop Microsoft Windows operating system, which is the most popular software platform on the planet. But the CEO of ARM claims that this will only slowdown the adoption of the chips, but will not become an insuperable roadblock.
"What's holding it back is people's love of the Microsoft operating system and that fact that it's familiar and so on. But actually the trajectory of progress in the Linux world is very, very impressive. I think it's only a matter of time for ARM to gain market share with or without Microsoft. […] It is really an operational decision for Microsoft to make. I don't think there are any major technical barriers. Microsoft's well aware of the technical support we can provide to them, but it is an operational challenge for them, and one that only they can work out," added Mr. East.
Although ARM microprocessors power the vast majority of mobile phones, personal digital media players and various consumer electronics products, the entrance of ARM-based chips onto the market of PCs have so far been slow. For example, smartbooks, which were announced back in late 2008, still have not make it to the market.


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Nvidia Corp. a leading supplier of discrete graphics processors, on Monday made an important step towards popularization of general-purpose computing on graphics processing units (GPGPU) by releasing a beta driver version that supports OpenCL application programming interface (API).
Today's news-release is an announcement of beta OpenCL-supporting drivers that are due to be available later this year. At present, Nvidia is providing its OpenCL driver and software development kit (SDK) to solicit early feedback in advance of a beta release which will be made available to all GPU Computing Registered Developers in the coming months. So, while software developers are unlikely to start creating commercial software using OpenCL API, they will get access to tools necessary to start development.
"Nvidia was the first company to demonstrate OpenCL code running on a GPU. Being the first to release an OpenCL driver to developers cements Nvidia's leadership in GPU computing and is another key milestone in our ongoing strategy to make the GPU the soul of the modern PC," said Tony Tamasi, senior vice president of technology and content at Nvidia.
Nvidia demonstrated an OpenCL demo at Siggraph Asia 2008 late last year.
ATI, graphics products group of Advanced Micro Devices, also demonstrated cloth physics simulation using OpenCL API and Havok middle-ware at Game Developers Conference in March, 2009. The company yet has to offer its pre-beta drivers that support OpenCL to software developers. In fact, considering that Havok has already demonstrated its Cloth middle-ware using ATI Radeon graphics cards, it is obvious that AMD's GPG has shipped OpenCL-supporting drivers to this particular developer a while ago.


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WASHINGTON (AP) — Tight end Fred Davis has re-signed with the Washington Redskins.
The team announced the deal Friday.
A person familiar with the agreement says Davis received a one-year contract after exploring options with the Buffalo Bills and New York Jets. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the team did not announce terms of the deal.
Davis might have been one of the most coveted tight ends on the free agent market if he were healthy, but he's recovering from a torn left Achilles suffered in a loss to the New York Giants in October.
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Debates of April 22nd, 2009
House of Commons Hansard #43 of the 40th Parliament, 2nd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was benefits.
- Question Period
- Malaria
- Charles Aznavour
- Malaria
- Local Farmers on the Hill
- Bentley Generals
- Earth Day
- The Environment
- Malaria
- The Bloc Québécois
- Infrastructure
- Taxation
- Malaria
- Earth Day
- Taxation
- The Economy
- The Environment
- The Economy
- The Environment
- The Economy
- The Environment
- Firearms Registry
- Citizenship and Immigration
- Official Languages
- Canada-U.S. Relations
- Justice
- Canadian Forces
- Public Safety
- Arts and Culture
- Employment Insurance
- The Environment
- Government Assistance
- Financial Institutions
- Agri-food Industry
- Government Spending
- Volunteerism
- Business of Supply
- Criminal Code
- Corporate Accountability of Mining, Oil and Gas Corporations in Developing Countries Act
- Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
- Points of Order
- Committees of the House
- Government Response to Petitions
- Aboriginal Healing Foundation
- Yukon Land Claims and Self-Government Agreements
- Interparliamentary Delegations
- Committees of the House
- Excise Tax Act
- Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act
- Breast Implant Registry Act
- National Capital and Gatineau Park Act
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Motions for Papers
- Canada-Peru Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act
- Committees of the House
- Human Pathogens and Toxins Act
- Employment Insurance Act
2 p.m.
The Speaker Peter Milliken
It being Wednesday, we will now have the singing of the national anthem led by the hon. member for Winnipeg North.
[Members sang the national anthem]
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Patrick Brown Barrie, ON
Mr. Speaker, April 25 marks World Malaria Day. I rise today in the House to encourage my colleagues to focus their attention on eradicating this disease.
Members should consider these statistics: Every 30 seconds a child dies of malaria in Africa. Malaria kills more than one million and infects between 350 million and 500 million lives a year. Adding to this human devastation and loss caused by malaria, the economic cost of this disease to Africa is estimated at a staggering $12 billion. This is totally unacceptable. Malaria is entirely preventable and treatable so action must be taken.
Sleeping under a simple bed net is the most efficient way to fight the spread of this disease. One bed net can protect up to five sleeping children for up to five years. In countries such as Ethiopia, long-lasting nets are credited with reducing deaths and infections from malaria by 50%.
We are rapidly approaching World Malaria Day. I would encourage every member of Parliament to think about those suffering with, and exposed to, malaria.
In Barrie we will be having a town hall on Saturday.
Charles Aznavour
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Monique Guay Rivière-du-Nord, QC
Mr. Speaker, on Monday Charles Aznavour was awarded an honourary doctorate by the Université de Montréal for his exceptional contribution to world francophone culture.
Now 85, this prolific artist has composed 1,000 songs, including the famous Je m'voyais déjà, For me, formidable, Emmenez-moi and Je voyage, as well as appearing in about sixty films.
Born to Armenian parents on May 22, 1924, he and his family lived through the economic hardships of the thirties, but this did not stop him from learning to sing and act. In the late 1930s he wrote lyrics for Edith Piaf, the Compagnons de la Chanson and Jacques Hélian, and then branched out into a solo career. By 1954 he had had over 30 hits, with many more to follow. In 1963 he went on a world tour, starting in New York City. He is currently on tour in Quebec.
My colleagues in the Bloc Québécois and myself are proud to take this opportunity to tell the House about this honour paid to Charles Aznavour, and extend our heartiest congratulations.
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Judy Wasylycia-Leis Winnipeg North, MB
Mr. Speaker, I too want to talk about World Malaria Day, a day to raise awareness and support for the prevention of a disease that kills one million people a year, mostly in Africa and mostly children under five. Pregnant women are especially vulnerable because of their reduced natural immunity, and through them, their newborns. We can prevent this through antenatal treatment and the use of insecticide nets.
Groups like Buy-A-Net, the Red Cross, the Canadian Nurses Association, and CFNU, with donations from Canadians, are making a difference. With CIDA's backing, hundreds of thousands of lifesaving nets are being distributed every year.
Support for the Global Fund, with its focus on malaria, TB and HIV-AIDS, is also key with 70 million nets and 74 million drug treatments to its credit.
Much more needs to be done. We need to increase our support, especially now when vital financial contributions may decline.
Today we call on the Government of Canada to recognize World Malaria Day and to increase Canada's financial support for the battle against this deadly disease and threat to women's health.
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Gord Brown Leeds—Grenville, ON
Mr. Speaker, malaria kills up to 1.3 million people each year worldwide, including one child every 30 seconds. It can be prevented with a $6 insecticide-treated bed net.
April 25 is World Malaria Day. To help draw attention to the need for bed nets, Heather Haynes, an artist from the Gananoque area in my riding of Leeds--Grenville, will display in Kingston a travelling exhibit called "Worlds Collide". Ms. Haynes travelled to Africa with her 11-year-old son, Whitney Montgomery, who raised $1,400 to buy nets.
The Buy-A-Net charity was started by Debra Lefebvre of Kingston, who was recently honoured as citizen of the year in that city.
A donation of $6 will purchase a long-lasting bed net. For a donation of $350, an entire village can be protected.
For more information, visit www.buyanet.ca
Local Farmers on the Hill
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Wayne Easter Malpeque, PE
Mr. Speaker, I extend a warm welcome to members of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture and the Union des producteurs agricoles, who will be holding their annual Local Farmers on the Hill event tomorrow, from 11 to 4, in Room 256-S.
The OFA represents over 38,000 farm members, while the UPA represents all of Quebec's 44,000 farm producers. This event is an opportunity to recognize the tireless efforts of Canadian farmers to produce safe, quality food for Canadian families.
While food safety has become a prominent issue, it is imperative that an understanding of the food system include the entire process of food production from farm to table. I encourage members to gain a first-hand perspective of the issues of the farm and of possible solutions for the future. In doing so, let us recognize the hard work of Canadian farmers and the integral role they play in sustaining our food system.
Bentley Generals
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Blaine Calkins Wetaskiwin, AB
Mr. Speaker, Bentley, Alberta is more than just a small town. It is home to the 2009 Allan Cup champions.
Since 1908, Canadian senior men's AAA hockey players have competed for Canada's oldest amateur hockey championship, the Allan Cup. For the third consecutive year, the Bentley Generals qualified to play in the Allan Cup tournament. They earned a berth in the national championship in a hard-fought battle over the Fort St. John Flyers in the McKenzie Cup series.
With two goals from Ryan Manitowich, the Generals trailed Manitoba's South East Prairie Thunder three to two until 8:03 of the third period, when Captain Kent Beagle scored a short-handed goal to set up the exciting finale. Both teams battled through double overtime until Diarmuid Kelly scored and secured the title for the Generals.
Along with the legions of enthusiastic fans from across central Alberta who came out in droves to cheer on the Generals, I know everyone in the House will join me in congratulating Coach Brian Sutter and the members of the 2008-09 Bentley Generals for clinching this victory and bringing the Allan Cup home to Bentley.
Earth Day
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Christian Ouellet Brome—Missisquoi, QC
Mr. Speaker, today the world is celebrating Earth Day, and 500 million people in 184 countries will be marking it in some way.
Among the programs organized for the occasion, there is a biennial theme encouraging every municipality in Quebec to launch a sustainable development project.
According to the Yale and Columbia environmental performance index, Canada's performance worsened between 2006 and 2008. It is important to draw attention to the monumental job being done by dedicated organizations and volunteers working to inform and educate the public and save the planet.
It saddens us to see how little interest the Conservatives have in the environment, sustainable development, water pollution, the list is endless. By refusing to implement Canada's Kyoto commitment, this government is showing us how indifferent it is about the future of our Earth.
The Environment
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Mark Warawa Langley, BC
Mr. Speaker, today is Earth Day, a day meant to raise environmental awareness of the planet. The Government of Canada is committed to preserving and enhancing the environment for current and future generations.
Canada and the rest of the world face challenges and opportunities for the environment. Especially during this period of economic uncertainty, we need to balance the need to protect our environment while working to build and encourage a strong economy.
We recently announced that we are going to be working with President Obama and our U.S. partners to reduce air pollution from our coastal areas due to shipping activity. We also announced that we are going to introduce tough new measures to limit greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles. Our government will also be investing $2.5 million over five years to support the United Nation's GEMS/Water program, an international science program aimed at understanding inland water quality issues around the world.
When it comes to the environment, we are getting the job done.
I encourage all Canadians to embrace the spirit of Earth Day and to continue to make environmentally friendly and sustainable choices.
Statements By Members
April 22nd, 2009 / 2:10 p.m.
Carolyn Bennett St. Paul's, ON
Mr. Speaker, April 25 is World Malaria Day, a day of unified commemoration of the global effort to provide effective malaria control around the world.
Malaria kills millions of people each year. Every 30 seconds, the virus kills a child. These deaths are preventable.
Now it is Canada's turn. We must join with the international community to meet the 2010 targets of delivering effective and affordable protection and treatment to all people at risk of malaria.
The international community is on the cusp of winning the global fight against malaria. The countdown is on.
I hope hon. members will come to the reception with the Speaker this afternoon, and join me in donating a mosquito net for the Buy-A-Net, Save-a-Life campaign. It is time we did our part.
The Bloc Québécois
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Daniel Petit Charlesbourg—Haute-Saint-Charles, QC
Mr. Speaker, the Bloc has betrayed Quebec. Despite everything that party says, we have reason to wonder whether it really wants to fight gun crime in Quebec.
On Monday, the Bloc made another attempt to weaken Bill C-14, An Act to amend the Criminal Code (organized crime and protection of justice system participants), by suggesting that mandatory minimum sentences that could apply to drive-by shootings, among other things, be removed from the bill.
However, in a Bloc press release dated February 15, 2007, the member for Hochelaga said that the Criminal Code should be amended to give police forces the tools they need to fight street gangs. That is exactly what we are proposing with the mandatory minimum sentences in this bill.
While the Bloc spends its time telling Quebeckers anything it pleases, our government is putting honest citizens, justice and victims first in its governance bill.
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Olivia Chow Trinity—Spadina, ON
Mr. Speaker, a high speed rail service to Canada's largest airport in Toronto from the downtown union station is long overdue, but the provincial and federal governments must not ignore the real concerns of the city of Toronto and the residents in my riding.
The trains should be electric and not diesel, so they are clean and green. Local residents, store owners in the Liberty Village, the Niagara neighbourhood, Queen and King Street West should not see their neighbourhood wrecked by an eight metre high bridge over the rail corridor.
There is no reason to sacrifice Toronto's vibrant, creative and historic communities since the city of Toronto has a plan that would accommodate the new rail lines and blend well with the existing landscape.
We have seen what happened with the Gardiner Expressway. Let us not make the same mistake. I urge the federal Minister of Transport to direct Metrolinx to work with the community and the city of Toronto to resolve this conflict.
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Paul Calandra Oak Ridges—Markham, ON
Mr. Speaker, are there any more new policies the Liberal Party would like to announce during this global recession?
We know that the Liberals want to increase the GST. We know that they want to impose a job-killing carbon tax and last week, the Liberal leader said, "We will have to raise taxes".
If there was any doubt that the Liberals were out of touch with Canadians before this announcement, their new policy has surely confirmed it.
Canadians deserve to know, which taxes would the Liberals raise? By how much would they raise these taxes and who would be forced to pay these high taxes?
My constituents have made it very clear. They work very hard for their money. They appreciate the investments our government has made, which has left more money in their pockets, more money so that they can invest in their future and in the future of their families. They do not want another tax and spend Liberal lecturing them on how they should use their hard-earned money.
Cutting taxes, investing in Canadians, tackling crime, supporting farmers, and working with our provincial and municipal partners is our agenda and it is the agenda of Canadians.
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Luc Malo Verchères—Les Patriotes, QC
Mr. Speaker, more than 750,000 children die from malaria every year in Africa and more than 500 million people are infected worldwide. Considering these worrisome statistics, it is important to do everything we can to save these at risk populations. That is why April 25 is World Malaria Day.
Insecticide-treated bed nets are the most effective and economical way to prevent death from malaria. That is why I would like to acknowledge the "spread the net" campaign, led by 14 college and university UNICEF clubs in Quebec. The funds raised will allow UNICEF to purchase bed nets, distribute them free of charge to families in Rwanda and Liberia, and educate recipients on their usage.
For just a few dollars, it is possible to save lives for a family. I would like to congratulate everyone who believes in and invests in this noble cause to fight malaria.


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I've often felt that John's solo career 1968 - 1980 was largely wasted!
The early stuff with Yoko was unlistenable, the political stuff was largely crap and then he wasted five years baking bread!
I can't help thinking there were several more good rock albums in the man instead of all this self indulgent stuff!
O.K! he didn't know he only had a limited time on this planet but he could have done so much more....surely!


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Speer: Gas prices don't provide wallet relief
Gasoline prices across the region always have been a matter of conversation. For years it seemed Alpena-area prices would be the highest in the state. In recent years, however, gas prices seemed to fall more in line with state averages.
Two news releases from GasBuddy.com crossed my desk in recent weeks. Each contained encouraging news regarding gas prices. And, in the irony of ironies, within 24 hours of having read them gas prices in Alpena jumped in price by significant margins at the pump.
The first was dated Oct. 8 and highlighted the fact that as of that date, gas was selling below $3 a gallon in 18 states across the country – including the Midwest states of Iowa, Ohio and Indiana.
At the time, gas in Alpena was selling for around $3.34 a gallon for regular unleaded. Within 24 hours, however, it had risen to $3.41 a gallon.
The increase was frustrating, as the press release predicted gas prices by Thanksgiving could drop below $3 a gallon across two-thirds of the country if supply and demand remained the same and Texas crude oil dipped in price to the mid-$90s a barrel.
I was excited – at least for an hour or so until the price jacked up.
This week Wednesday GasBuddy.com issued another release. At the time gas was selling at about $3.39 a gallon. By Wednesday night gas had reached $3.59 a gallon.
In this week's release Patrick DeHann, senior petroleum analyst, offered several interesting facts about the price of gas across the country right now.
And, despite my personal irritation about the current price of gas, the facts are worth sharing with readers.
First, as of Tuesday this week, the U.S. had a streak of 70 consecutive days when the price of gas this year was lower than the same day last year. Aug. 6 was the last time that was not the case.
Second, less than 1 percent of the country was paying more than $4 a gallon Tuesday, while last year 15 percent of the U.S. was paying above that threshold.
Third, the difference between the highest gas in the country ($4.14) and the lowest ($2.94) was $1.19. Last year $1.50 separated the two.
Finally, this year six states were reporting gas at over $4 a gallon, while last year there were only four. Two of the six states, Alaska and Hawaii, reported 2 percent of their stations were selling gas over $4.50 a gallon. And, Hawaii reported several stations across the state were selling gas at over $5 a gallon.
I also will point out that in a trip across northern Michigan last week, gas in each of the communities I passed through was cheaper than what it was in Alpena at the time. In the case of Gaylord, I haven't seen gas in that community less than in Alpena for over a year now, which makes that observation all the more noteworthy.
Personally, after all Americans have had to deal with the past few weeks, I was ready for some good news in my wallet, and I was thinking the gas pump might provide me with what I was hoping for.
Oh well, onto the next wish.
Bill Speer can be reached via email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 354-3111 ext. 331. Follow Bill on Twitter @billspeer13. Read his blog, More BS?(Bill Speer) at www.thealpenanews.com.


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2 confirmed guest for Monday's show.
Both guys I have been able to get to know a lot over the last few years.
Two great guys, excellent fighters as well.
Marquardt will be fighting Demian Maia at UFC 102. With a win against this top contender he will get another shot at Anderson Silva.
Hearns is coming off his first ever loss and will be looking to get back on track next month.
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The no-budget spoof film festival Swede Fest is coming to South Florida for the first time. Before you start looking up Swedish films, though, know that this has nothing to do with Sweden. The festival is made up of bad, yet laughable, three-minute remakes of hit Hollywood films such as The Hunger Games, The Notebook, Annie, Ghostbusters, Footloose, Harry Potter, I Am Legend, 21 and Clueless.
The term "swede" in this sense comes from the 2008 comedy Be Kind Rewind, which referred to the dreadfulness of remade movies as European and labeled them swedes. That movie fueled a real-life underground "sweding" craze that spurred the first Swede Fest in Fresno, California, and the second in Tampa.
The third Swede Fest, which the Digital Domain Institute will cosponsor for the first time, will be held at the Borland Center for the Performing Arts on August 3 at 7 p.m. Film submissions, which are free and open to anyone, are accepted until July 20, and the Digital Domain Institute will present one film with an audience-favorite award. Tickets for the event cost $5. (561-282-4623, swedefestpalmbeach.com)
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A blast from the past
My old college lecturer just popped up on TV - boy, do I feel old?
I had one of those blast-from-the-past moments late night while watching the telly. My old lecturer and college mentor, Mary Beard, was on, presenting a programme about Pompeii.
I knew that she was a Cambridge don, of course. But it's quite different actually seeing and hearing someone again. She had exactly the same walk, for instance, which made me nostalgic, and other than having gone from brown to grey, she had changed little from the last time I saw her, about 30 years ago. And what a shock it is to realise that it is THREE DECADES.
Where on earth does the time go? It seems like five minutes ago.
Back then, in 1981, the now-Professor Beard was a lecturer studying for her doctorate, and - already known as a rebel and iconoclast - she took a particular shine to certain students each year. For some unknown reason, she was very kind to me, perceiving something in me that her fellow lecturers certainly didn't, and gently chivvying, cajoling and hectoring me along, according to requirements. Without her intervention, I would probably have been thrown out at the end of my first year, for non-attendance.
Her smoke-filled study at King's College was the kind of room I'd never seen in my life before, lined with books from top to bottom, with ideas whizzing thick and fast, jokes, cigarettes being passed back and forth. There, in her domain, Mary would expound just as freely on sex (at that time a theoretical issue as far as I was concerned), wine or drugs as on Ovid, Hesiod or why Catullus's mistress didn't really exist.
I had never before met an intelligent person who swore. Or smoked. Schoolteachers don't do that sort of thing in front of their pupils, and being from a resolutely working class background, my teachers were the only 'clever' people I knew. My parents saw almost no-one socially (they only went out once a year), and we didn't know any white-collar folks. Meeting Mary was like meeting someone 'off the telly'. Like David Attenborough.
She was therefore one of those people, like my Latin teacher Mr McChrystal, who had a big influence on me without ever knowing it, simply by being themselves. Those people who give you a glimpse into another world, and whose words you can still remember, decades later. This is the broader meaning of the word 'education' - the adjunct, and not the synonym, for one's schooling.


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Tickets for NAAFS Caged Fury 3 are on sale now and are available at www.PKWlive.com, www.NAAFS.tv or by calling 330-280-8442.
Things are heating up for the NAAFS' next live event which will take place this November 3rd in Cleveland, Ohio's Masonic Auditorium.
Main Event - NAAFS Pro Series Lightweight Title
Torrance "The Tyrant" Taylor 5-3 (Rising Dragon MMA)
Jason "Dynamite" Dent 18-7 (Team Griffon-Rawl
NAAFS Pro Series Welterweight Contender's Bout
"The Immortal" Matt Brown 9-6 (Team Jorge Gurgel)
Ryan "The Lion" Madigan 3-0 (Jungle Fight Team)
NAAFS Pro Series Heavyweight Contender's Bout
"Cujo" Joe McCall 3-0 (Instigator Fight Team)
Dominic "The Punisher" Qurazzo 5-0 (Team Playland)
NAAFS Pro Series Featherweight Contender's Bout
Sonny Marchette 1-1-1 (Tuff N Stuff)
Donny "Eagle Eye" Walker 8-5 (Team Griffon-Rawl)
NAAFS Pro Series Lightweight Contender's Bout
Vadim Ivanov 3-2 (Strong Style Fight Team)
Nick Sorg 5-3 (Team Predator)
NAAFS Amateur Preliminary Bouts
265 lbs – Matt Lust 4-0 (Wreckroom Athletics) vs
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145 lbs – Cody "The Wolverine" Stevens 7-1 (Wreckroom) vs "Small" Paul Martin 10-2 (Team Takedown)
155 lbs – Danny "Lil Thunder" Balon 10-3 (Team DNA) vs
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205 lbs – John "The Showstopper" Hedges 3-2 (Team Warfare) vs Josh Miller 2-3 (Team Air-Gadfly)
170 lbs – Frank "The Tank" Carabello 4-3 (Rising Dragon Fight Team) vs Okey Lawrence 2-1 (Team DNA)
155 lbs – Kevin Rothacker 2-0 (Strong Style Fight Team) vs Charles Cooper 2-0 (Team Predator)
265 lbs – John Hawk 0-0 (Jungle Fight Team) vs Chris Pierce 0-0 (Independent – Lemont, PA)
155 lbs – Eric Rex 0-1 (Jungle Fight Team) vs Dan "The Reaper" Pizzi 0-1 (Team Pain)
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>Runner's World - My Event Ratings>
In short: Fantastic, brilliantly organised event. The marshals were so happy and helpfulIn full: Great undulating race with cracking scenery and brilliant marshals. Lovely technical t-shirt. I'll be back next year!Date of review: September 25, 2013
In short: Fantastice Race - thankyou Striders!In full: Brillianr race yet again. Mrashalls and organisers just great - so enthusiastic! Course is tough but great in preparation for a Spring marathon - I took 6 minutes off last yearso very happy! Great day - can't wait to come back again :-)Date of review: February 18, 2013
In short: 5th snowdonia....god. I love this race. Just amazing. Thanks everyone xxxxxDate of review: October 29, 2012
In short: My favourite ever marathonIn full: Marathon number 29 and my favourite by far. This was my second chester and it was even better than last year. This is a race organised by runners for runners...every detail reflects this. Little things like the way they listened to comments about the finish area last year, show they really want to make this the best race it can be. Every detail catered for...gels, sports drinks, bins everywhere and the most awesomely awesome marshalls...I wanted to take them all home! The village support was incredible...big shout out to the people of holt! The course, for me, was perfect. A lovely variety of lanes, villages and city...never a chance to get bored. The hills hurt, but hell, they made it more fun!! The finish is wonderful, especially having your name called out, and the way the organisers are all there on hand as you cross the line. I really cannot say enough about this race....thank you chester so very much for a great day. And a 6 minute Pb ;-)Date of review: October 9, 2012
In short: An absolutely fantastic race...everyone involved should be very, very proud :)In full: Right from arriving at 8am, I knew this race would be a good one. Parking faultless, short queues at portaloos and plenty to do before the start. Town crier to start the race was fab and the announcer at the start made me cry...it was quite inspirational! The course was flattish - some crule hills in the later miles, but I enjoyed them :) The support was amazing...both marshalls and locals made it a race to remember..the names on the numbers really helped (except that I'd put my surname instead of first name and was called 'bunn' by all the spectators!).The course was nice and varied with town and country parts...loved the last part along the river and the finishing straight was BRILLIANT!! Faultless race, I'll be back next year...and to top it all, I got a PB :)Date of review: October 10, 2011
In short: Glorious Race!!In full: First tiem and will back for more. Gloriour day, glorious route...loved the hills and all the fantastic support. Great race :)Date of review: March 19, 2011
In short: Absolutely superb!!!In full: Thankyou for an absolutely fantastic day - our first time doing th 30k and we loved every minute. The course was fab (I love hills!) and the marshall support was absolutely incredible...many thanks to all of them for their time. Organisation first class and loved the Valentines touhges (heart shaped km MARKERS, LOVEHEARTS AT END, BOX OF SWEETS FOR US COS WE FINISHED A S A COUPLE!!) Sorry that bit was in capitals...my mistake!! Superb day and a bang on marathon pace 18.5 miles for me....VLM here I come!!Date of review: February 14, 2011
In short: shamblesIn full: DFid this race with a mate in the hope of pacing her round in around 2 hours.Pens at start non existent as were loos. Came to total standstill 20m after starting. Roads too narrow in poarts. But worse of all was the finish....all ready to cross the line and came to a total bottleneck styandstill. Had to walk over the line whilst watching the clock tick away. A really poor representation of my hometown. Poor poor organisation but superb support from the locals :)Date of review: October 24, 2010
In short: Brilliant!In full: my hub and I ran the marathon as a long training run and enjoyed evey minute. Organisation was superb - parking next to start, free showers, lots of loos.the race itself was fairly challenging but very beautiful in parts - especially the Yew wood where you had to follow the string. The cornfield was tough in the heat but it was such a friendly race that we passed the miles chatting to lots of great people.The marshalls on the drinks statins were wonderful as were the other competitors - especially the ones who yelled us back when we took a wrong turn!An excellent race and even more remarkable considering the range of distances availbale. Only downside would be the people of Salisbury....would have been fab to have had a bit more reaction in the sreets near the finish of the race insted of feeling like a nutcase running through a shopping centre!!!Brilliant day.Date of review: August 10, 2010
In short: FANTASTIC race...a mini London marathon. Got my 2nd PB there too...wahay!!Date of review: March 23, 2010
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The biggest concern i have is to even out the brick courses of the dome close to the door so it becomes totally circular.Now it is not circular close to the door as you can see in the picture. I am thinking to even out this circle in to steps so after the second course is finished the cicle should be almost perfect.Any ideas if this is a good plan?
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Debates of April 12th, 2010
House of Commons Hansard #23 of the 40th Parliament, 3rd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was money.
- Question Period
- Pay Equity Task Force Recommendations Act
- Jobs and Economic Growth Act
- Denare Beach Winter Festival
- Terry Fox
- Nuclear Security
- Poland
- National Parks and Marine Conservation Areas
- The Holocaust
- Alberta's Lieutenant Governor Designate
- Aluminum Industry
- Leader of the Bloc Québécois
- Battle of Vimy Ridge
- The Economy
- Pensions
- Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada
- Poland
- Ethics
- Nuclear Proliferation
- Ethics
- Democratic Reform
- Employment Insurance
- Fisheries
- Lobbying
- Government Grants
- Haiti
- Afghanistan
- Fisheries
- The Economy
- Trade
- Justice
- The Environment
- Arts and Culture
- Trade
- Taxation
- Health
- Points of Order
- Death of Poland's President and Other Officials
- Business of the House
- Health
- Government Response to Petitions
- Fairness for Military Families (Employment Insurance) Act
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Questions Passed as Orders for Returns
- Privilege
- Jobs and Economic Growth Act
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Fin Donnelly New Westminster—Coquitlam, BC
Mr. Speaker, last year Fraser River sockeye, which passed through a gauntlet of salmon farms in Georgia Strait, suffered a massive loss. However, that same year the Harrison salmon run, which did not pass by those fish farms, reported good returns. Coincidence? Possibly.
However, at a time when countries are reporting major problems with sea lice outbreaks, fish farms and declining fish stocks, the government says there is no problem here.
When will the minister admit there is a problem with sea lice? When will she take action?
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Gail Shea Minister of Fisheries and Oceans
Mr. Speaker, our government certainly understands the cultural, economic and recreational importance of sockeye salmon to British Columbians.
It was this government and the Prime Minister that established the Cohen inquiry on Fraser River sockeye that will provide an independent look at the management of sockeye salmon. It will also look at things such as the effect of aquaculture on sockeye salmon.
The Economy
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Kelly Block Saskatoon—Rosetown—Biggar, SK
Mr. Speaker, Canada's economic action plan is working. It is helping protect and create jobs across this country. It is fuelling growth through tax relief and infrastructure spending.
While Liberals are talking about tax hikes, we are hard at work creating the economy of tomorrow with year two of Canada's economic action plan.
Could the Minister of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities please update this House about the latest news on the job front?
The Economy
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Ottawa West—Nepean
John Baird Minister of Transport
Mr. Speaker, those of us on this side of the House are focused on jobs and the economy and we are seeing that our economic action plan is working.
Just last month, Statistics Canada announced that the Canadian economy created 18,000 new jobs. Since July 2009, we have seen job increases in six of the last eight months and we have seen some 180,000 new jobs created in this country.
We are going to stick to the plan. We are going to stay focused on the real priorities of Canadians, on jobs and the economy.
Oral Questions
April 12th, 2010 / 2:55 p.m.
Scott Brison Kings—Hants, NS
Mr. Speaker, the trans-Pacific partnership is the biggest multilateral free trade deal in the region right now. It includes some of Canada's biggest allies, including the U.S., Australia and New Zealand. Canada is a Pacific nation but we are not even at the table. Why not?
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Peter Van Loan Minister of International Trade
Mr. Speaker, Canada sees Asia as a very important part of our emerging trade patterns. Of course we encourage what we see happening with the trans-Pacific partnership. Any move toward freer trade is a positive development as far as we are concerned.
We continue to have discussions with the members of the trans-Pacific partnership to determine what kind of role would be appropriate for us and if it does make sense for Canada to participate. We will continue those ongoing bilateral discussions.
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Serge Ménard Marc-Aurèle-Fortin, QC
Mr. Speaker, at least five groups in Quebec have expressed serious concerns about Bill C-4 regarding young offenders. Quebec's Commission des droits de la personne, the Association québécoise Plaidoyer-Victimes, the Comité en droit de la jeunesse of the Barreau du Québec, the Regroupement des organismes de justice alternative, and the Association des centres jeunesse have not taken well to the government's plan and have identified some serious flaws.
Will the government respect the consensus in Quebec and amend its bill to reflect the Quebec model of rehabilitation, which has been so successful for us year after year?
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Niagara Falls
Rob Nicholson Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada
Mr. Speaker, our approach in this area is balanced. It includes prevention, enforcement and rehabilitation, especially in law. It gives Canadians greater confidence that violent and repeat young offenders will be held accountable.
This has already received praise from the Quebec provincial police association and victims' families in Quebec. I think the hon. member should listen to them as well.
The Environment
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Bruce Hyer Thunder Bay—Superior North, ON
Mr. Speaker, this Wednesday Canada's only federal climate change legislation, Bill C-311, will face a crucial vote here in this House. All the opposition members have supported this bill. Canadians want to know where we are going on climate change.
Since the government has no credible plan of its own, will the government join us in supporting this non-partisan bill on Wednesday so that it can have the vigorous debate it deserves?
The Environment
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Mark Warawa Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of the Environment
Mr. Speaker, Bill C-311 is an NDP climate change bill that would devastate the economic recovery. It would force Canada to diverge from the aggressive targets that our government and President Obama have identified.
The NDP does not get it. An effective climate change plan must be done in partnership with our international trading partners and it must be done with economic realities.
Arts and Culture
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Terence Young Oakville, ON
Mr. Speaker, our government is committed to strengthening Canada's economy through all sectors, especially our cultural sector.
Recently, our government ordered a review of Amazon.ca's request to create a new book distribution centre in Canada. Could the minister update the House on this review?
Arts and Culture
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Port Moody—Westwood—Port Coquitlam
James Moore Minister of Canadian Heritage and Official Languages
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to announce that Amazon.ca has been granted approval to establish a distribution centre for its Canadian operations.
For Canadians, this means jobs. It also means an investment of over $20 million into the Canadian economy, better visibility for Canadian books on the Amazon.ca website, a dedicated Amazon staff person to help Canadian publishers, more Canadian content available on the Kindle, and a summer internship program for Canadian students.
What this means for Canadian authors is that they will have more opportunity to sell their excellence to an international audience. This is good for Canada.
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Scott Brison Kings—Hants, NS
Mr. Speaker, in 2006 the Conservatives said "No" to the trans-Pacific trade talks. Two years later the government flip-flopped and decided it wanted in, but this time the U.S. said "No" to Canada.
Why is the government frittering away our biggest trade opportunities? What is the government doing right now to fight the U.S. veto against Canada's participation in these vital trans-Pacific trade talks?
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Peter Van Loan Minister of International Trade
Mr. Speaker, I do not agree with the characterization the hon. member opposite has given to the situation.
We will continue to work constructively to determine if it makes sense for Canada to have a role, how we can best contribute to the advancement of the trans-Pacific partnership.
As for the relationship with the United States, we are very proud of our trading relationships. NAFTA has been good for Canada. What is more, with our delivery of a deal, a waiver from buy America, we have reinforced once again that Canada has a special trading relationship with the United States that no other country in the world has. That is something we are very proud of.
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Daniel Paillé Hochelaga, QC
Mr. Speaker, in reading the budget speech in the National Assembly, Quebec's finance minister listed the issues that had top priority. On sales tax harmonization, he said: "Québec...hoped for a quick decision from the federal government". On the unfair treatment of Hydro-Québec and Hydro One revenue, Quebec's finance minister said: "Quebec wants an immediate resolution to the specific question".
Could the finance minister look across the Ottawa River once in a while and deal with the issues he has left hanging?


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79-year-old pole-vaulting phenom Flo Meiler bids to defend winning title in the upcoming National Senior Games
Name: Flo Meiler Age: 79 Event(s): Track & Field; Tennis Mixed-Doubles If you think you can�t teach an old dog new tricks, you�ve never met pole-vaulting champion Flo Meiler. The 79-year-old great-grandmother from Shelburne, Vt., took up pole-vaulting at age 65�adding to a repertoire that already included running hurdles, hammer throw, high jump and javelin�and has since snatched more than 750 medals, 80 trophies and 150 ribbons at various competitions nationwide. �For me, track and field is just like brushing my teeth or taking a shower. I wouldn�t be happy without it. It�s my life�I just love it,� says Flo, who trains for two hours a day, five to six days a week. Most people balk at the idea of pole-vaulting; after all, to willingly launch oneself into the air demands a daring recklessness few athletes possess. But Flo was intrigued by the challenge. �I thought it was something I could accomplish with a lot of training. I�m fearless,� she says. Some might call her brazen, others might call her crazy. Either way, Flo�s passion, courage and determination serve as an inspiration to all. This July, Flo is traveling to Cleveland for the 2013 National Senior Games, where she will compete in a total of nine track and field events�100 meter dash, 200 meter dash, hammer throw, high jump, javelin, long jump, pole vault, shot put and triple jump�in addition to mixed doubles tennis with her husband, Gene. �In years� past I�ve been running from one end of the track to the other just to get all of the events in,� she says with a laugh. A 12-year veteran of the Games, Flo hopes to break her 2011 record of three gold medals, one silver and one bronze . But most of all, she is excited about the opportunity to inspire others. Because of her commitment to promoting senior health and wellness, Flo is being recognized at this year�s Games as a 2013 Humana Game Changer. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNgGK5QMDgM&w=491&h=315] �It�s a wonderful opportunity for me to be a Humana Game Changer,� Flo says. �I hope to inspire others to not let age get in the way of fitness and wellbeing, and I also hope to encourage others to try sports. My motto is, �It�s never too late.�� CLICK HERE TO RETURN TO THE STORY Brought to you by: Spry - Healthy Living and Wellness for Women