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Debates of Oct. 18th, 2004
House of Commons Hansard #10 of the 38th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was transport.
- Resumption Of Debate On Address In Reply
- Canada Shipping Act
- International Interests in Mobile Equipment (aircraft equipment) Act
- Citizenship
- Gasoline Taxes
- Italian Society Principe di Piemonte
- Haiti
- Cole Harbour Place
- Tobacco Industry
- Junction Arts Festival
- La Terre de chez nous
- Lifetime Achievement Award
- Foreign Aid
- Child Pornography
- Naval Appreciation Day
- Hibernia Project
- Tibet
- Fisheries and Oceans
- Historic Sites and Monuments
- National Defence
- Taxation
- The Environment
- National Defence
- Aerospace Industry
- Petro-Canada
- National Defence
- Sponsorship Program
- Agriculture
- Health
- Agriculture
- Refugees
- Broadcasting Industry
- The Environment
- Canada Post
- Tourism Industry
- Gasoline Prices
- Presence in Gallery
- Resumption of Debate on Address in Reply
- Criminal Code
- Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act
- Canada Shipping Act
- Ways and Means
- Criminal Code
- Louis Riel Act
- Canada Pension Plan
- Income Tax Act
- Canada Business Corporations Act
- Food and Drugs Act
- Canada Water Export Prohibition Act
- Canada Business Corporations Act
- Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act
- Referendum Act
- Business Development Bank of Canada Act
- Proportional Representation Review Act
- Labour Market Training Act
- Pension Ombudsman Act
- Energy Price Commission Act
- Questions on the Order Paper
- International Interests in Mobile Equipment (aircraft equipment) Act
Italian Society Principe di Piemonte
Statements By Members
October 18th, 2004 / 2 p.m.
Ken Boshcoff Thunder Bay—Rainy River, ON
Mr. Speaker, this week in Thunder Bay is very significant as it commemorates the 95th anniversary of the Italian Society, Principe di Piemonte. This fraternal organization makes its home in the Da Vinci Centre.
The Principe di Piemonte is a well known and well appreciated organization for its outstanding contributions not only to Italian heritage but to the community of Thunder Bay and its neighbours.
The society has always been there to answer the call whenever there is a fundraising effort. Indeed, the events it hosts are renowned for combining the best of times for the worthiest of causes. Molto grazie Società Italiana Principe di Piemonte .
I ask members to join me in extending congratulations and best wishes for many more years of service.
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Francine Lalonde La Pointe-de-l'Île, QC
Mr. Speaker, Haiti has been devastated by Hurricane Jeanne, when it was already reeling from the crisis earlier this year, as well as from the effects of deforestation and extreme poverty.
The people of Quebec wasted no time in responding to the need. It is a great tribute to their particular connection with the people of Haiti that they have donated over $2 million in cash, and tonnes of clothing and food aid as well. Forty-six police officers, a field hospital and the required staff have also been sent.
Haiti is, unfortunately, not out of the woods yet. The experts fear a health disaster. Violence is also erupting again, with armed gangs in Gonaives and clashes between supporters of the former president and the police in Port-au-Prince.
There is an urgent need for the Canadian government to exert pressure on the international community and step up its efforts to achieve total disarmament of the armed factions and restore the climate of safety and stability that is an absolute prerequisite to the reconstruction that must take place.
Cole Harbour Place
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Michael John Savage Dartmouth—Cole Harbour, NS
Mr. Speaker, as Canadians are increasingly aware of the importance of health promotion and integrated health services, Cole Harbour Place in my riding stands as a model of what we can do in these areas.
For years, Cole Harbour Place has been developing and investing in providing wellness and preventive health care programs for the entire family. Its services include two ice rinks, a fitness centre, mental health facilities, job search services, a library, dance and fitness studio, squash courts, three swimming pools and Stewart Hall. It recognizes that wellness includes more than hospitals; it means personal fitness, literacy, community safety and our environment.
This shining example of health promotion was duly noted by our Prime Minister who was part of a round table discussion on population health held this past April, hosted by Cole Harbour Place.
I am sure all members will join me in saluting Don Kyte, chair of the board and Mike LaGarde, general manager of Cole Harbour Place. These individuals understand the importance of healthy living and community wellness and are leading by example.
Tobacco Industry
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Diane Finley Haldimand—Norfolk, ON
Mr. Speaker, Canadian farmers deserve more respect from the Liberal government.
In my riding of Haldimand—Norfolk and in nearby Oxford and Elgin—Middlesex—London, hundreds of tobacco farmers are losing their livelihood as a result of direct actions of the government.
Under World Health Organization rules, when governments force industries out of business they must adequately compensate those industries.
Prior to the last election, the former agriculture minister promised the tobacco farming industry that farmers would be paid for being forced out of business. Not only was the offer paltry by international standards but repeated requests for details about the plan have gone unanswered. What is worse is that tobacco farmers have not seen one cent of these promised funds.
Once more the government has failed to honour its commitments to our farmers. Canada's farmers demand and deserve better.
Junction Arts Festival
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Sarmite Bulte Parkdale—High Park, ON
Mr. Speaker, I would like to inform the House of the resounding success enjoyed by the recently held Junction Arts Festival, now in its 12th year.
The festival featured the work of more than 90 artists, including artists from the local neighbourhood, as well as artists from as far away as Lithuania and Thailand. This year the festival attracted more than 80,000 visitors.
The Junction Arts Festival is a jewel in what has been a fabulous revitalization of this historic Toronto neighbourhood. The Junction had fallen on hard times as industries relocated during the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. However, thanks to the partnership between local residents and businesses, Toronto Hydro, the City of Toronto and the federal government, the Junction is back and booming.
The revitalization exemplifies the importance of all levels of government working together and how cultural life plays a key role in the quality of life of our cities.
Our government understands this, which is why in the Speech from the Throne we stated "What makes our communities vibrant and creative is the quality of their cultural life". I have a living example of this vibrancy in my riding.
La Terre de chez nous
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Michel Guimond Charlevoix—Montmorency, QC
Mr. Speaker, I would like to draw attention to the 75th anniversary of the farm weekly La terre de chez nous , which has a circulation of over 100,000. This publication dedicated to the rural cause was founded in 1929, and for a long time was the only publication delivered to rural Quebec. Over the years, this indispensable and popular weekly has become the preferred source of information for people in the agricultural and forestry sectors of Quebec, who find in its pages shared concerns, aspirations and expertise.
The impact of this publication on Quebec agriculture is concrete evidence of its importance, and now it has its own web site as well. This new tool, which is updated daily, provides Quebeckers with a host of useful information on current events and issues that shape agriculture.
My congratulations to all those who have had a hand in its success, and my wishes for a long life to both La terre de chez nous and its target sectors, agriculture and forestry.
Lifetime Achievement Award
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Alan Tonks York South—Weston, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise to recognize Dr. Jane Goodall. Dr. Goodall is in Ottawa today to receive the lifetime achievement award from the International Fund for Animal Welfare.
Fascinated by wild animals since she was a child, Dr. Goodall first formally worked with them in Kenya in 1957. There, she worked with famed anthropologist and paleontologist, Dr. Louis Leakey, researching the work of chimpanzees.
Soon thereafter, she returned to Tanzania to continue research. In fact, she was the first to observe chimps using twigs as tools, an observation that changed the way we understood the distinction between primates and humans.
She established the Jane Goodall Institute in 1977. The institute supports research across the world to protect chimpanzees and other animals in their African habitats.
Today, Dr. Goodall continues to share her message of hope for the future and to encourage youth to make a difference in their world.
Foreign Aid
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Betty Hinton Kamloops—Thompson, BC
Mr. Speaker, it gives me great pleasure to rise today and share my thoughts about the community I am honoured to represent.
The constituents of Kamloops—Thompson—Cariboo never cease to amaze with the kindness and caring they show to others. Recently more than 1,000 people gathered at the local university to hear retired Lieutenant-General Romeo Dallaire speak about human rights and how we as a country and as individuals can effect change around the world.
Every day residents prove that philosophy with action. This year Ken Woodcock and Donna Greenlay of Kamloops are again, as in years past, behind the drive to send backpacks and shoeboxes filled with essentials and treats to Russian street kids and orphans.
As we speak, Charlene and Pete Nightly are preparing to leave the comforts of their home and community to start up an orphanage in Angola. They will be taking along their four children who range in age from nine to fifteen. I want to thank them and everyone else who remembers there is a whole world out there to care for. They make me proud.
Child Pornography
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Tom Wappel Scarborough Southwest, ON
Mr. Speaker, in this statement, the second in my series examining whether the courts are protecting our children, I want to bring to the House's attention a recent case.
A 58 year old dentist, Dr. Leslie Griesdorf, was charged with possession of child pornography. Police said that he had the largest private collection of child pornography in Canada. He pleaded guilty. Justice Robert Bigelow sentenced him to an 18 month conditional sentence, meaning no jail time, unbelievably with the crown's consent.
Justice Bigelow and the crown should have been thinking not about Griesdorf but about the protection of our children. They should have been thinking about denunciation and deterrence. They should have been thinking that Parliament and Canadians view the possession of child pornography so seriously that the maximum sentence for such possession is five years in prison.
Next time, Justice Bigelow and the crown should think seriously about protecting our children from sexual exploitation.
Naval Appreciation Day
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Peter Stoffer Sackville—Eastern Shore, NS
Mr. Speaker, on Wednesday representatives from the Navy League will be hear to tell all members of Parliament about Naval Appreciation Day.
On behalf of the New Democratic Party federally and provincially across the country and for that matter, all members of the House of Commons from all parties, I would like to extend special congratulations to all the current members of our navy, the past members of our navy and those in the Navy League.
For over 90 years the men and women of our navy have served Canada extremely well by serving in various conflicts and wars around the world.
We as parliamentarians have the ultimate responsibility to ensure that those who sign up and have the ultimate liability have their needs met.
They will be here on Wednesday. I encourage all members of Parliament to take the time to offer our congratulations to the brave men and women of our navy. They do a great job and, coming from the garrison city of Halifax, I must say that we are very proud to be the east coast home of Canada's navy.
A bravo zulu to all members of the Canadian navy.
Hibernia Project
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Loyola Hearn St. John's South, NL
Mr. Speaker, ever since the Hibernia offshore project began pumping oil, a large portion of the revenues flowing from the project have been clawed back by the federal government.
During the recent election campaign, the leader of the Conservative Party committed in writing to give the province of Newfoundland and Labrador 100% of the revenues from non-renewable resources with no clawback.
Under severe pressure and after a sleepless night, the Prime Minister made a similar commitment in an early morning phone call to Premier Williams. At a recent health summit, the Prime Minister committed to having the deal done by October 25, a week from now, and before the meetings on equalization.
This deal must be outside the equalization process. This deal must confirm that 100% of the revenues go to Newfoundland and Labrador. This deal must not be subject to clawback. This is what was promised and this is what must be delivered.
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Richard Marceau Charlesbourg, QC
Mr. Speaker, in 1959, China invaded Tibet and the result was catastrophic. More than a million Tibetans, or one-sixth of that small country's population, have died as a direct result of the Chinese occupation.
More than 6,000 monasteries have been pillaged and destroyed. It is important to mention the atrocities suffered by the Tibetans who have been imprisoned and tortured for peacefully protesting the occupation by continuing to practice their religion.
It is still illegal in Tibet to own a picture of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. Many Tibetan political prisoners are under 18, including the Panchen Lama, Tibet's second-ranking spiritual leader. The Panchen Lama was kidnapped at age six and has been missing ever since.
To stop this intolerable situation, I urge my colleagues who have not yet done so to sign the letter written by the Canada Tibet Committee calling on Canada to actively contribute to the non-violent resolution of the Tibet issue by promoting negotiations between Tibet and China.
Fisheries and Oceans
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
John Duncan Vancouver Island North, BC
Mr. Speaker, last week the fisheries minister stated brilliantly that fog horns on the west coast would be silenced because there was not as much fog on the west coast as there was on the east coast. Maybe he thought this because there are fewer Liberals on the west coast.
Why fog even rolled in as far as Kelowna from the coast recently during a visit by the industry minister when he assured B.C. municipal leaders their concerns would be acted on. They then put this to the test by stating unanimously that they wanted to retain the fog horns that had just been disconnected by DFO. The fisheries minister's defence of shutting down the horns completely undercuts the statements by the industry minister.
Now the fisheries minister is attempting to justify incomprehensible DFO actions, but his feeble words "foggle" the mind. The horns should be reconnected today.
Historic Sites and Monuments
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Susan Kadis Thornhill, ON
Mr. Speaker, in Thornhill today I had the distinct pleasure of attending the official unveiling ceremony for the first public statue of former Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau.
Over two years of hard work and dedication went into the completion of this statue, with Mario G. Racco, MPP for Thornhill riding being the driving force.
I had the privilege of bringing greetings from the Prime Minister, which were greeted very enthusiastically. I was also able to listen to many of my constituents who shared their thoughts and memories about our much beloved former prime minister.
It was clear that the site of the statue, which stands almost two metres tall, combined with the warm thoughts of everyone today, truly honoured the legacy of an important and distinguished figure in our history.
National Defence
Oral Question Period
2:15 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Stephen Harper Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, I want to ask the Prime Minister more questions about the sub debacle.
Last week the defence minister insisted in the House that the Chicoutimi was ready before it left port. On the weekend the Liberal chair of the House of Commons defence committee, which is about to begin hearings, contradicted the minister when he said that obviously the Chicoutimi was not seaworthy.
Can the Prime Minister tell us, was the Chicoutimi seaworthy, was it not seaworthy, or is he just not sure?


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (56 votes).
In short: Well organised with great marshallsIn full: A very slick and well organised event. Plenty of water/High5 feeding stations. High5 gels available at most of the marathon feeding stations too. Very enthusiastic marshalls too. Course has a few undulations but nothing too difficult. A definte PB course.Date of review: October 10, 2011
In short: I had a mare but love this race!In full: I do like going to Leicester. Takes me an hour but worth it. The course is interesting and the support is good.Date of review: October 10, 2011
In short: Enjoyed this again this yearDate of review: October 10, 2011
In short: Great race, and the best it has been over the past few years : )In full: Great organisation, fantastic support from the marshalls and supporters along the way. Plenty of water stations, second half of the route much nicer than first. Nice goody bag, with a good medal and t-shirt too!Date of review: October 10, 2011
In short: Really enjoyed my home city half marathon - and got a PB.In full: Well organised on the day. Great marshalling. Lots of noise and encouragement from the cadets at the water stations. Fairly flat course except for the last mile. The level of crowd support varied around the course. I enjoyed it and would definitely do it again.Date of review: October 10, 2011
In short: A great City Half MarathonIn full: An extremely well organised and supported race. Couldn't fault the organisation, the facilities or the marshalling. Some nice touches like the energy drink and gels at mile 11 - much needed and appreciated. Loved the support and atmosphere as I ran the last 2 miles back into town. Mde the pain more bearable. The locals were great.A nice course with a few steady inclines. The last mile was a killer. No dodgy goodie bags either. Just everything you wanted and need - a nice medal, t-shirt, banana and water at the finish.I really enjoyed today, easily my favourite event so far and a PB bagged in the process.Just one moan - banning MP3 players and threatening people with disqualification was a bit over the top. I have ran plenty of City events with an i-Pod and never been subjected to this petty ruling before. Date of review: October 9, 2011
In short: Well-organised, fairly flat, ideal for first timersIn full: My first 1/2 marathon and a great experience. The marshalling was fantastic, organisation spot on and support good all around the course but especially at the finish. The course is a nice mix of city streets & country parks but the last mile is a bit of a killer, all up hill!I'll definitely be back next year, but in the meantime my appetite is now whetted for for a couple more halfs in preparation...Date of review: October 9, 2011
In short: Wonderful city half marathonIn full: Id like to start my review by saying, well done Leicester, you did yourself proud today. Having raced a number of half marathons, this was definitely my favorite. The 13.10 miles flew by as we were treated to beautiful parks, riverside runs and a motivating band of drummers in the city centre at mile 11. This is an undulating race, no major climbs except in the final mile, just steady inclines.Brilliant atmosphere and superb event. Date of review: October 9, 2011
In short: Not a great marathon course, but fantastic marshalls and well organisedIn full: When I entered this marathon, the official race site said it was a 2 lap race. It wasn't. It ran with the half marathon for 6 miles and then disappeared into the countryside for us to play chicken with a number of bemused motorists. Didn't really enjoy the course, but I had a great run. I thought the marshalls were some of the best I've met at any race. Glad I ran this, but won't be coming back. Been there done that and got the rather cheap T-shirt. Date of review: October 9, 2011
In short: An undulating course. Marshalls were excellent, as were the other runners and spectators. Thanks to the marshall handing out jelly babies at 23 miles, much appreciated.Date of review: October 9, 2011
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In Ohio City. Went there after the Cavs game Sunday.
It will be on Triple D in a few weeks.
We sat down by the bar and it felt a little cramped, but the food was nothing short of spectacular.
We started off with fresh corn chips and one of their guacamole dishes (ours had bleu cheese and spices mixed in)
I then had the slow roasted duck taquito...yes..slow, roasted...DUCK!
Phenomenal, pricey, but phenomenal. If you like Mexican you simply HAVE TO give this place a shot.
Get there soon though, once it airs on Triple D it might be hard to get a table.


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Audyssey announces its own iPod dock
Audio processing technology company Audyssey has come out with its own hardware, in the form of an iPod dock. The Audyssey Audio Dock: South of Market Edition is a one-piece speaker dock with wireless capabilities and loaded with Audyssey's audio algorithms.
The Audyssey Audio Dock features two 4-inch woofers and two 0.75-inch tweeters, all powered by four discrete amps. Besides the 30-pin iPod/iPhone connector, the dock can wirelessly connect to any Bluetooth device that supports A2DP. It features Audyssey EQ and Dynamic EQ for balancing sound levels, Audyssey BassXT for pumping up the bass response in its woofers, Audyssey Dynamic Volume for keeping the speaker from blasting suddenly, and Audyssey Tilt and Fast Slope Tone for fine user adjustments. The dock can also double as a speakerphone, and can work with both its built-in microphone or an external microphone through its microphone input jack.
The Audyssey Audio Dock: South of Market Edition will hit stores by the end of the year, and retail for $399.
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Blue Number Club DinnerPosted 03 March 2015
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4 March: Closing date for substitutions & qualifier updatesPosted 02 March 2015
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Essex County supports mining proposition
ELIZABETHTOWN – Essex County supervisors support a ballot question that would swap state land with a private company.
NYCO Minerals Inc. wants to continue its mining operation in Lewis, expanding into neighboring state Forest Preserve land. That would typically not be allowed, so NYCO wants to trade land worth at least $1 million to the state in return for the about 200 acres of state land the company wants to mine.
The proposition will be one of six on voting ballots across the state in the Nov. 5 electionl. It was already approved last year by the state Legislature and this year received approval from the Legislature once again. It just needs to be approved by voters this fall to become an amendment to the state Constitution.
Lewis town Supervisor David Blades proposed Monday that county supervisors pass a resolution in support of the proposal. They agreed unanimously.
Board of Supervisors Chairman Randy Douglas said the New York State Association of Counties also passed such a resolution at its fall seminar last week in Saratoga County.
Douglas said it's unfortunate the issue has to be on the state ballot, since its main impact is local. He said a lot of time and money is being spent to educating voters across the state about the issue.
Newcomb Supervisor George Canon noted the proposition will be on the back side of ballots, so if people don't turn the ballot over, they may forget to vote on it.
Environmental groups have been split on the proposal, with the Adirondack Council supporting it and Protect the Adirondacks coming out against it.
The question, known as Proposal Five, is one of six propositions that will be on state ballots this fall. The other that would specifically affect the Adirondacks, Proposal Four, would settle a long-standing land claim dispute in the town of Long Lake.
The text of all the proposed constitutional amendments can be found on the state Board of Elections website at www.elections.ny.gov/proposedconsamendments.html.
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Of all the swag we've seen carried out of fashion shows this week, Cynthia Rowley's was certainly the strangest — and most practical.
Of all the swag we've seen carried out of fashion shows this week, Cynthia Rowley's portable butt pad was certainly the strangest — and most practical. Guests in the first and second rows got to use their pads, then peel them off their seats and cart them off, using the foam handle affixed by a chic faux-gold chain. Interior designer Celerie Kemble, who is married to financier–social fixture Boykin Currie, pointed out the pad's oh-so-sweet smell of polyurethane and encouraged us to steal one that had gone unclaimed. "You never know when it might come in handy," she said. "I like to think of myself as having a bony ass."
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I made a spiral or helicoidal hook by myselfLuis
Does anyone know if the spiral hook will work with the KSM150 mixers? It has the tilt back instead of the rising one. I really don't care if I burn out the motor since I'm tired of the crappy C hook just grabbing the dough and taking it for a ride. The mixer is completely useless with the C hook. The only kneading it does when I try 1 batch of Tom Lehmann dough is by air. It literally swings the dough around on the hook and never pushes it down or into the sides. I thought I read somewhere that someone said the spiral hook will hit the bottom of the bowl on this model, but I'm not sure.
Just to complete the loop - my experience of the KNS25BDH vs KNS256BDH with the N50: [...]Short version: I prefer the KNS256BDH.
Hi Breadman_nz,Did you were able to compare the KNS256BDH vs EDDOUGH-ALU005 (i.e the genuine N50 spiral hook shown here : http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,7733.msg68520.html#msg68520 ) ?Regards.
P.S. - wouldn't it be great for somebody to open one of the KA machines and actually see if indeed the motor shaft area is really reinforced so that it can use a spriral hook.hmm.....


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Two-year findings of an implementation intention intervention for teenage women show reduced consultations for emergency contraception or pregnancy testing and a trend towards reduced pregnancy rates
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Newcastle University, Institute of Health and Society, Baddiley-Clark Building, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 4AX, UK; falko.sniehotta{at}ncl.ac.uk
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■ Previous attempts to reduce teenage pregnancy have rarely been theory-based and showed limited success.
■ Simple and inexpensive implementation intention interventions in family planning settings appear to have positive effects on consultations for emergency contraception, pregnancy testing and contraceptive supplies.
■ More research is needed to strengthen the evidence base for sustainable implementation intention effects and how this affects pregnancy rates.
Cost-effective, scalable and evidence-based strategies to reduce teenage pregnancy in the UK are currently not available.1 Family planning clinics support women to set goals for contraception (eg, taking the pill). While goal-setting defines the desired outcome (eg, taking the pill every day), implementation intentions are if-then plans linking suitable …


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HOUGHTON – The ongoing wave of conference realignment has seeped into the high school ranks, as Houghton and Hancock have both recently switched from the Lake Superior to the Great Lakes Hockey Conference.
"This isn't something that just got brought up this year. It's been brought up a couple years," Houghton athletic director Bruce Horsch said.
Both schools were accepted into the league, which already includes Calumet, Marquette, Negaunee, Escanaba and Kingsford, earlier this month, according to RRNsports.com.
Horsch said the main impetus for the move was simply to strengthen scheduling. The Gremlins would like to play in the annual Michigan Interscholastic Hockey League Showcase in Trenton, a two-game commitment, as well as augment a schedule including the likes of the Traverse City schools, Farmington Unified and Fond du Lac, Wis.
Calumet dropped L'Anse and Jeffers from its regular-season schedule after the 2009-10 season and played in the Trenton Showcase for the first time the following year.
The GLHC was itself formed of a schism within the LSC – with the league's original five members beginning play in the 1999-2000 season. Within the last five seasons, both Houghton and Hancock have won the league title twice.
Houghton will add two games with Escanaba, a program that has been trying to get the Gremlins back on their schedule for several years since they last played in the mid-2000s, and a second game with Marquette.
Hancock, which added a second game with Marquette last season, will need to add only a second game with Escanaba to complete the double round-robin.
Hancock Central High School principal and athletic director John Sanregret said remaining aligned with the Bulldogs' biggest local rivals to the north and south was an administrative priority.
"That is, probably ultimately what our intention is, to stay aligned with Calumet and Houghton and be competing with them in the conference. We do that in the WestPAC and it seems like it should be a priority with hockey."
Calumet and the Bulldogs will host Brighton and Novi, who have combined to win the last three Division 1 state championships, next season as part of the biennial arrangement in which the two teams play at Calumet and Houghton in Januaries of odd-numbered years. Hancock will also compete in a tournament at Sault Ste. Marie.
The course of action for the remaining league members, including L'Anse, Jeffers and dual members Negaunee and Kingsford, is not yet complete, though Sanregret said Hancock would be amenable to continuing in the LSC as well, in a single round-robin schedule.
Horsch said Houghton will also continue to play L'Anse and Jeffers at least once annually non-conference.
Horsch said many more schools have expressed interest in playing above the bridge – without requiring a reciprocal game downstate – than Houghton can fit on its schedule and he has forwarded their info onto other local schools.


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HILLMAN The Hillman invitation came and went on Saturday and it was a big day for the Hillman baseball team as they not only picked up a tight 6-5 win against a rallying Alcona team but were able to convincingly defeat mercy Rogers City 15-0 after three innings.
Rogers City picked up a second place trophy while Alcona was able to get third in the consolation game against Marquette.
Hillman's winning pitcher for the championship game was Mason VanPamel, an All-Area basketball pick for 2012. He pitched three innings, gave up two walks, three strike outs and one hit.
"It feels really great to win like that, to come out strong. We got a good team and we proved what we could do today," he said.
Hillman started out quickly in the championship game, picking up five straight hits off Rogers City's Colton Fesslor as well as three runs. They batted through the order one time in the first inning.
Rogers City has a young team made mostly of juniors and sophomores and haven't had a lot of time on the field this year due to the weather.
"We played a lot of different kids tonight, as we haven't been out a lot. We've been trying to find out who can throw and what they can throw and to find everybody's place on the field," Rogers City head coach Wayne Karsten said.
Rogers City played solid defensive and didn't make any errors or mistakes during the game. Hillman was just able to consistently hit and hit to the holes.
Rogers City picked up a hit in the first inning but were otherwise shut out.
The Tigers came out swinging in the second and went seven batters without a single out. Every one of these batters scored. Replacement pitcher Quintin Kelly was able to get out two in a row but gave up three hits and two runs before getting the final out to go up 12-0.
Jacob Malocha of Rogers City was able to pull a walk in the top of the third that turned into a double play after VanPamel caught a Quintin Kelly line drive and threw to Kyle Hennigan at first to tag out Malocha.
Hillman then picked up their final three runs in the bottom of the third to end the game.
"It feels really great, really nice to come out like as big as we did on the bats tonight. Mason is a big part of what we do as a team but we have a really deep pitching roster this year," Hillman head coach Rick Furhman said.
Hillman picked up 14 hits, drew five walks and left three men on base. Mike Klein, VanPamel and David Julka all picked up three hits.
The first Hillman game saw a sixth inning Alcona rally stopped cold with the bases loaded. They were down 6-5 when Jared Steiner got hit by a pitch. However, it was ruled a strike by the umpire as he was standing over the base when it occurred.
Steiner then hit a ground ball and was thrown out at first to end the game.
Dylan Ross pitched the first game for Hillman, picking up four strike outs, drawing four walks, giving up five runs and six hits.
Rogers City put up a great performance against Marquette in their first game, winning 5-3 off an Evan Lamb two run double that helped contribute to a four run inning in the fifth. Marquette wasn't able to catch up.
Alcona was able to convincingly defeat Marquette 11-2 in the consolation game by utilizing consistent hitting and solid, focused defensive play and a seven run fifth inning that saw the Tigers pick up eight hits and leave no more stranded on base.
They picked up their first four runs relatively slowly, picking up one run in the first inning after Steiner hit a single, stole second, got to third on a balk and then stole third. They were then able to gather three more runs in the next two innings for a 4-0 lead.
The Tigers were able to pick up seven hits in three innings off the pitches of Marquette's Jay Oberg but a change of pitcher shut down Alcona in the fourth.
Alcona's Carson Jamieson gave up only three hits, two walks and struck out seven batters. Marquette was able to pick up two runs in the fifth to narrow the spread to 4-2.
The Tigers stopped any Marquette comeback with their seven run fifth inning. They had two outs and a man on base when the ref awarded the game to Alcona due to the two hour game time limit imposed during invitational tournaments.
"It was great to bounce back like that in the second game like that and come away with a convincing win," Alcona head coach Terry Franklin said.


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"The timing of this decision was a reflection of the rapidly changing face of healthcare in New York state and across the country," said board Chair Christopher Lanski. "The urgent pressures of healthcare reform along with our current financial picture have necessitated a shift in the strategic direction of this organization."
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ScottI buy from a local restaurant supplier, I used to get 50# bags for $15-20, but in the past year or so, that's about the price for a 25 pounder. We don't have many options around here, this place is one of the few I can buy those sized bags. My last purchase was a flour called "Adirondack" all purpose, it was $16.50 for 25 Lbs.
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Advanced Micro Devices has officially confirmed approximate retail pricing of its high-end FX-series central processing unit with eight cores code-named Zambezi. As expected, the chips will cost around $300, which is in line with the price of higher-end Intel Corp.'s Core i-series "Sandy Bridge" microprocessors.
AMD is hosting its AMD FX Giveaway competition and plans to give five FX-series microprocessors and a hundred of collectible Ruby dolls to lucky winners. In the terms of the giveaway AMD officially reveals "approximate retail value" of its "AMD FX-series eight-core processors": $300, as noticed by Insideris web-site. Ruby dolls have approximate value of $25.
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These lines are taken from a very nice article about Paul in the Guardian. Article found here http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2012/ju ... sfeed=true
"The musicologist and composer Howard Goodall is working on a series for BBC2 that examines the history of music since ancient times – McCartney will be included. "He had an intuitive melodic gift: in terms of tunes, he's one of the greatest songwriters who ever lived." This, Goodall says, set him apart from John Lennon; by way of comparison, he puts McCartney alongside Schubert, Mozart, Verdi and Puccini. "In Puccini's case, you're talking about maybe 20 great tunes. In Schubert's case, maybe 100. But Paul McCartney is up there in the 100+ category."
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Greek Lamb with Yogurt Mint Sauce
- 4 large garlic cloves
- 3 tablespoons chopped fresh rosemary leaves
- 1 1/2 teaspoons dried oregano
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1/2 cup freshly squeezed lemon juice (4 lemons)
- 1/2 cup good olive oil
- 1/2 cup dry red wine
- 2 racks of lamb, frenched and cut into 8 chops each
- Yogurt Mint Sauce, recipe follows
- Yogurt Mint Sauce:
- 6 scallions, white and green parts, chopped
- 1/2 cup chopped fresh mint leaves
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh dill
- Pinch crushed red pepper flakes
- 1 tablespoon good olive oil
- 1 tablespoon freshly squeezed lemon juice
- 7 ounces Greek-style yogurt (recommended: Fage Total)
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
Place the garlic, rosemary, oregano, 1 1/2 teaspoons salt, and 3/4 teaspoon pepper in the bowl of a food processor fitted with the steel blade and pulse until the herbs are finely minced. Add the lemon juice, olive oil, and red wine and combine. Place the chops in a glass or ceramic dish just large enough to hold them in a single layer. Pour the marinade over the chops, turning to coat both sides. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 2 hours but preferably overnight.
When ready to cook, prepare a grill with one layer of hot coals or turn a gas grill to medium-high heat. Remove the lamb from the marinade, sprinkle generously with salt and pepper, and grill for 4 to 5 minutes on each side. Remove to a platter, cover tightly with aluminum foil, and set aside to rest for 10 minutes. Serve hot with the cold Yogurt Mint Sauce.
Place the scallions, mint, dill, red pepper flakes, olive oil, and lemon juice in the bowl of a food processor fitted with the steel blade and puree until it's a coarse paste. Add the yogurt, salt, and pepper and pulse until combined. Transfer to a bowl, cover, and refrigerate for a few hours to allow the flavors to develop.
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by John MacArthur
How do we make decisions about issues and activities that are not clearly spelled out in Scripture? How do we develop criteria to make those kinds of decisions in a way that honors God and benefits us, causes the Body of Christ to grow, and makes the gospel believable and attractive to the unconverted?
When it comes to matters of Christian liberty and gray area decisions, it's not about what we can get away with while causing minimum damage. We're not looking for high-risk Christian living—to see how close we can get to the fire and not get burned. There are too many people who use their freedom to live on the edge yet hope to avoid disaster. That's misguided thinking.
When confronted with choices in one of life's gray areas, rather than asking how much we can get away with, we need to ask, Will this activity produce spiritual benefit?
In 1 Corinthians 10:23, Paul explained that "all things are lawful, but not all things are profitable. All things are lawful, but not all things edify." Some people in the Corinthian congregation were exercising their Christian liberty without any regard for the spiritual good of others, or even their own good. Paul corrected that thinking by reminding them that unless something is spiritually profitable—unless it builds up a person spiritually—it's not worth doing.
So based on Paul's exhortation, believers should ask themselves, "Will doing this activity enhance my spiritual life and the spiritual lives of others? Will it cultivate godliness in me and in them? Will it build us up spiritually?" If not, then is it really a wise choice?
I'm not looking to invest my life in the things that don't return a spiritual dividend. If it doesn't promise to give me some positive spiritual benefit, then why would I engage in it? Will it assist my spiritual development? Does it cultivate godliness? All things are lawful if they're not forbidden by God, but the world is filled with things that promise absolutely no real spiritual advantage.
You could ask a question about, for example, sleeping. Taking time to get proper rest is certainly not forbidden in the Bible. But sleeping too much is obviously not to your spiritual advantage.
It's really a question of expedience. Is that particular activity—whatever it is—expedient for your spiritual growth and the good of others? Will it promote, encourage, or stimulate spiritual growth?
Whenever gray-area decisions come up, ask yourself, "If I go there, if I do that, if I view that, if I experience that, if I engage myself in that relationship, will it have immediate and long-term spiritual benefit?"
There are a plethora of ways, of course, in which we can build up others in the faith, and in which we ourselves can "grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ" (2 Peter 3:18). But at a foundational level, edification is fairly basic. It primarily comes from studying the Word and hearing it taught (cf. Acts 20:32; Colossians 3:16; 2 Timothy 3:16-17); showing true love to believers as you fellowship with them (cf. 1 Corinthians 8:1; Hebrews 10:24); and obediently serving the local church (cf. Ephesians 4:12).
Make decisions that stimulate your own edification, and offer you opportunities to edify others. And guard against the inclination to complicate your decision-making process. If you need to devise a complex system of causes and effects to manufacture a distant potential for spiritual benefit, it's a good indication that the activity you're trying to excuse isn't truly beneficial.
When it comes to the gray areas of life, we should always begin by asking if the choice we are about to make is spiritually profitable, both for ourselves and those around us.
(Adapted from Right Thinking in a World Gone Wrong.)
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Our primary purpose in life is to glorify God, and our time to do so in this life on earth is finite. I have discovered in my own life that the gray areas are only gray if they are don't usurp God from being our primary object of worship. I have found myself, in the past, allowing sports and entertainment to take priority in my life, and while enjoying them for the sake of leisure is neither right or wrong, having them take precedent over my time with the Lord elevated them to an unacceptable form of idolatry. The problem, for me, was not simply recognizing the issue and making an adjustment to what would be considered a better-balanced distribution of my time God versus my time following sports and entertainment; within myself I found nothing to moderate the amount of time I gave to these worldly leisures. God made it clear to me that they had become an idol and until I obliterated them completely from my life, I would never truly be free to glorify Him with the time He has allotted for me in this life. When the gray becomes the majority of your life, it starts to look a lot more like black everyday. I have never been closer to Him since denying myself these daily shades of gray.
Praise God for His faithfulness in always showing us what we truly need; even when we weren't looking for it.
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I try to ediify my life for the Lord even though at times I fail the same same as anyone else.
Ephesians 4:29 ESV
Let no corrupting talk come out of your mouths, but only such as is good for building up, as fits the occasion, that it may give grace to those who hear.
This is my driving force.
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my determined purpose in life is to know GOD,to know HIS SON & to live in a manner worthy of my calling.while some things are lawful for me to practice(sports,etc.),if they do not help me achieve my goal,they become encumbrances.therefore,just as PAUL,they become bad things & must be let go of.good things are bad things when they stand in the way of best things.to GOD be the glory,what great things he has done & shown me,wretched man that i am.
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Staci Jane Sanders, of Tidioute, passed away at her home on August 6, 2013 after a long battle with several lung diseases. She was 45 years old.
Born on July 19, 1968 in Warren Pa., she was the daughter of David W. and Ann A. (Donaldson) Jones. After high school, she attended college to pursue a career as a nurse.
Staci loved her family and devoted her life to caring for her two daughters. She also enjoyed animals and her pets.
Staci is survived by her daughters Jessica Sanders and her companion Jake Gray (who was more like a son) of Warren, and Megan Sanders of Tidioute. She is also survived by her mother, Ann A. Jones of Tidioute and her brother, David Jones and his companion Penny Fuller of East Hickory. Staci is also survived by her fiance Roy Longboat who cared deeply for her and was by her side during the later stages of her illness.
Staci was preceded in death by her father, David W. Jones, in 2008.
At her request, there will be no viewing or visitation. A memorial celebration of Staci's life will be held on August 31st at the Hickory Creek Ranch in Tidioute.Arrangements are under the care of the Goble Funeral Home & Crematory in Clarion. Friend and family may leave online condolences, share photographs or memories, and obtain additional information by visiting the funeral home website at www.goblefh.net.


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Berkeleyan wrote:maccastheman wrote:Berkeleyan wrote:
One thing though, I did not like their comeback album Two Against Nature.
I agree with you to a certain extent on that. Although I found it pleasant to listen to at the time, I don't think it holds up as well as Fagen's solo albums. That's why I have high hopes for Morph. I hope it holds up better than Two Against Nature and Everything Must Go.
Let's keep our fingers crossed. Do you know when Morph the Cat is supposed to come out ?
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Lisa C. Salzman
Lisa C. Salzman of Hamburg, NY died August 4, 2013.
Cherished daughter of Sherry Salzman (Jim Shea) and Floyd Salzman Jr. (fiancee Sonia Pearl). Loving sister of Adam Salzman (Dana Amos), Holly (Gregory) Orlowski and Justin (Carleen) Salzman. Dearest aunt of Matthew, Diamond, Brandon, Taylor and Noah. Dear granddaughter of J. Paul and the late Jeanie Stumpf and the late Floyd Sr. and Lillian Salzman. Also survived by a large loving family and many dear friends.
The family will be present to receive friends Saturday from 2 to 8 p.m. at the (Hamburg Chapel) JOHN J. KACZOR FUNERAL HOME, INC. 5453 Southwestern Blvd. (corner of Rogers Rd., 646-5555). Funeral services Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Wesleyan Church of Hamburg, 4999 McKinley Pkwy Hamburg, NY (please assemble at church). In lieu of flowers, memorial dona-tions may be made to the American Red Cross. Please share condolences at www.kaczorfunerals.com.