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Next up was a sideshow involving the combatants in what could be one of 2008's great match-ups, Bernard Hopkins and Joe Calzaghe. The pair had already clashed angrily in the MGM media center earlier in the day, with Hopkins barking at the Welshman that he would "never lose to a white boy."
News of the encounter had filtered through to the crowd, and whereas Sugar Shane Mosley, Juan-Manuel Marquez, Marco Antonio Barrera and Oscar De La Hoya all received a respectful ovation as they were paraded on stage, "The Executioner" was greeted with a chorus of boos.
Minutes later, Calzaghe was brought out and he and Hopkins stood face-to-face before being separated. The pro-Calzaghe crowd immediately rounded on Hopkins once again, raining down taunting songs on the man from Philadelphia.

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5 Best Gifts To Buy Between Now and Christmas
Keep hoping.
Thanksgiving night, Black Friday and Cyber Monday are but memories. Online retail favorite Green Monday just passed and the only retail holiday left on the calendar is Free Shipping Day on Dec. 17. It may as well be Begging For Scraps day, as even the always-optimistic National Retail Federation says only 3.5% of Americans planned to still be shopping for Christmas presents this late in the season.
With the way this holiday season has unfolded so far, though, it wouldn't be too surprising to see shoppers still rushing around looking for deals. November was somewhat of a wash for retailers, with Macy's
The U.S. economy grew 2.7% in the third quarter, according to the Commerce Department, but household purchases increased a scant 1.4%. That's the slightest pace in more than a year and down from early estimates.
It's not like retailers have a lot of time to turn that around, either. Of the $35 billion in online sales last holiday season, less than $4 million was spent in the days following Free Shipping Day. The $2.8 billion made during Christmas week, though, was a bigger haul than stores made on Black Friday and Cyber Monday combined.
We consulted with the folks at consumer pricing and ratings site Decide and found the best buys retailers are offering this late in the season. While stores usually don't get into a really charitable mood until the after-Christmas sales, discounts on the following five items help goose the numbers a bit:


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Like a college freshman trying to get into a nightclub, teenagers interested in running a marathon may find that their ID won't work.
A review of dozens of different marathons around the United States show that many of them put forth a requirement that runners be 18 years old. A few others set the bar at 16. A few more suggest 14 years old as the cutoff. A couple don't have age requirements, but do require parental consent.
It begs the question: How young is too young to run a marathon?
More: 15 Marathon Tips From Twitter Users
It's a good question without a clear answer—as the varying age requirements at well-known races proves.
"Someone can do almost anything," says Stephen Pribut. "But should you?"
Pribut is a doctor based in Washington, D.C., and an avid runner. He knows about all the reasons against minors running marathons, including:
- The potential for overuse injuries, particularly on a body that's not done growing.
- The psychological stress associated with such a grueling distance.
- For females, the risk of nutrition-related problems like eating disorders and calorie deficiencies.
- Heat stress and its effect on minors compared to adults.
More: 4 Tips to Running Your First Marathon
The risks triggered a discussion by the International Marathon Medical Directors Association, which released a report in 2001 concluding that the marathon should be an activity only for runners 18 years of age and older.
"It is conceivable that given proper biomechanics and anatomy, a quality progressive training program, and appropriate maturity and cognitive level, a long distance runner can have a positive experience from participating in marathons prior to 18 years of age," the report stated. "This special individual would be the exception and not the rule."
Experts in the medical field have come forward to dispute the IMMDA's findings. Pribut, though, agrees with it—for the most part.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (131 votes).
In short: The best 1/2 I've done this year.In full: Hard work but wonderful half. Realised at about mile 3 that this race was all about pleasure not pace! About 5 mins outside usual 1/2 marathon pace. Lovely scenery - the cows looked bemused but the horses a bit disinterested in the spectacle. Friendly helpful marshalls. A medal and a T shirt a nice surprise and good value. Completed 13 halves in 2006 and this was the highlight.Date of review: December 12, 2005
In short: Wonderful race through a beautiful part of the countryIn full: I loved this race. There weren't many of us (about 200 i think) but it had a lovely friendly atmosphere. Everyone was happy to chat and overall it was well organised and marshalled. A free t-shirt at the end was a lovely bonusDate of review: December 1, 2005
In short: My first half and very pleased with my time - great raceDate of review: November 28, 2005
In short: Scenic, friendly, quite tough course.In full: My first hilly half. Really enjoyed it, the friendly marshalls were great: "it's worth the view when you get to the top". Virtually had to break the ice at the water stations - must have been cold for them. I think the friendly runners helped a lot on this - was dragged along towards the end and found the last two miles despite being flat to be pretty tough. Tea and buns great at the end, along with hot shower at the leisure centre. Only two qualms being that I nearly got lost at the end and it would have been good to have had something on for the (cold) spectators. Overall very good though. Date of review: November 28, 2005
In short: Tougher than expected;scenic,undulating course; very welcomingIn full: The changing accom is in 1920's Memorial hall: okay for 170 turnout, but would be creaking if they pushed the numbers up. The course was tougher than I'd trained for but not as mean as it could have been. Lucky with the weather - I'd been expecting snow :-)Date of review: November 28, 2005
In short: very hillyIn full: really enjoyed myself great race wiyh lots of frendly runners i got a new pb by 20sec's not bad considering the course.medal and t shirt were quality as was the free tea and bunDate of review: November 28, 2005
In short: Quite hilly but plenty of time to recover between climbs. Good overall race. Plenty of parking and easy to get to.Date of review: November 28, 2005
In short: In short Very well organised event that will no doubt grow. Lovely scenery. Excellent Marshalling. Great cup of coffee and bun. Well done Beacon Leisure!Date of review: November 28, 2005
In short: grrrrreeaaaaatDate of review: November 28, 2005
In short: This was my first half marathon. It was absolutely great. Beautiful scenery, lovely friendly people and very well organised. It was particularly nice to have my Mum and friends serving tea and buns at the end! Thanks, Mum!Date of review: November 27, 2005
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U.S. Stock Trading Canceled as New York Girds for Storm
U.S. stock trading was canceled for a second day, joining bond markets, as 90-mile-per-hour winds and surging seas from Hurricane Sandy bore down on New York and paralyzed American capital markets.
The shutdown, the first for consecutive days due to weather since 1888, was announced by NYSE Euronext (NYX) after consultations with other exchanges. The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association earlier recommended a full market close tomorrow in dollar-denominated fixed-income securities after they shut at noon New York time today.
- Special Report: Hurricane Sandy
Risks posed by Sandy, expected to come ashore late today in southern New Jersey and potentially affect 60 million people, froze travel and spurred evacuations. Thousands of securities industry employees stayed home as the Atlantic's largest-ever tropical storms threatened to flood lower Manhattan, home to much of the borough's electrical infrastructure.
"It's an inconvenience, but clearly the safety of the employees and participants in the market is a primary concern," James Angel, a professor at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business in Washington, said in a phone interview. "Even if the exchanges can operate totally remotely, people connecting to the exchanges may be battling floods. We ran into the same issue after 9/11 even though Nasdaq and other trading venues could operate. "
Index Futures
Exchanges are planning to reopen Oct. 31, weather permitting, according to statements from NYSE Euronext and Nasdaq OMX Group Inc. The last comparable closure of the New York Stock Exchange was on March 12 and 13, 1888, when a blizzard dumped 21 inches of snow on New York, according to the company's website. The exchange was closed for about 1 1/2 days after a snowstorm in February 1978.
Markets have not closed for four days in a row since the start of 2007 when, following a weekend and the New Year's Day holiday on a Monday, they shut on Jan. 2 to observe a day of mourning for President Gerald Ford's death the previous week.
Exchanges from the NYSE and Nasdaq Stock Market to those run by Direct Edge Holdings LLC in Jersey City, New Jersey, and Bats Global Markets Inc. in Lenexa, Kansas, suspended operations. U.S. equity trading is spread across 13 exchanges and dozens of private venues run by brokerages.
Trading in U.S. equity-index futures ended at 9:15 a.m. New York time today, CME Group Inc. said in a statement. SIFMA recommended trading in dollar-denominated fixed-income securities end at noon. Futures on the Standard & Poor's 500 Index (SPX) closed down 0.4 percent at 1,402.4 after sliding as much as 0.8 percent during the session.
Reopening Decision
"Everybody wants to get the markets open," NYSE Chief Operating Officer Larry Leibowitz said yesterday. "We all know how important this is and we take the decision seriously. People expect the markets will be resilient and able to operate. The tenet is that the markets should be open if at all possible."
The hurricane is predicted to make landfall later today in southern New Jersey, then turn inland, according to an advisory from the National Hurricane Center in Miami. Winds may cause a tidal surge as high as a record 11 feet (3 meters), according to New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
The storm, 900 miles across, shut the federal government and state administrations from Virginia to Massachusetts. It halted travel and upended the presidential campaign. It may cause more than $6 billion in damage and knock out power to 10 million for a week or more.
Sandy packed maximum sustained winds of 90 miles (145 kilometers) per hour, up from 75 mph earlier, the National Hurricane Center said. The storm's eye was about 260 miles south-southeast of New York. It is not expected to weaken before landfall at Cape May, new Jersey, the center said.
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I know there's a few people out there that enjoy Shaka Smart's postgame comments, so I'll try to keep posting them. Here's Coach Smart after Saturday's win at Duquesne:
And because this can't be posted enough:
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Ooh, a press conference. As always, thanks for posting.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (185 votes).
In short: blustery day but great run!!Date of review: March 4, 2007
In short: Course nice and flat weather terribleDate of review: March 4, 2007
In short: re: not bad - could do betterIn full: Definate PB Course. I slashed 1min 47 secs of my previous best ( swansea 10k) and I even strained my calf at the 5k mark! Organisation wasnt great. Long wait to get number and then a bizarre walk following the organiser up to the start point followed by a few minutes wait which started to let the cold set in . Also wasnt sure about the organiser chalking the finish line as we watched on! Freindly enough and good intentions. The course itself was bland but who cares if you can get a PB. Nice goody bag and mug although I always prefer a medal! ( just my preference). I did the pembrey run last week and it had a bigger event feel to it. With some tweaks this could be good.Possibly see you next year.Date of review: November 26, 2006
In short: I so enjoyed running a PB, well worth the trip!In full: I could see the check-in desk was hectic but I was lucky and had sent in a SAE for my number to be posted to me! I was hoping for a PB and sailed around, going a bit too fast at first but the brisk winds slowed me down on the back straight! A great race and the drink station and photographers were a welcomed distraction from the lap counting- see you next year!Date of review: November 26, 2006
In short: Bit boring, doing 3 laps but definite PB potential & no mud!In full: 3 laps of Castle Combe circuit wouldn't be everybody's cup of tea, but there are no poy holes, you know exactly what's coming next and you can't get lost! Organisation around the entries desk was chaotic to say the least, but instead of grumbling, I just pitched in and helped. The start was delayed by 30 mins as a result but the race itself was fine and there was even a drinks station. Some people thought it was short as there were lots of PBs but I wore my sat nav and, if anything, it was a few metres too long so those PBs are genuine! Got a goody bag ans there was a cafe on site doing hot food & drinks. Everybody was very sociable & there were a lot of 'new'runners so not at all elitist which was great. Well done - I hope there's one next year, but get your entry system sorted!Date of review: November 26, 2006
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OCZ Technology Group, a leading supplier of solid-state drivers, has announced that enterprise solid state storage provider WhipTail Technologies will utilize OCZ's premium solid state drives to meet its customers' needs for ultimate productivity in conjunction with its solid state storage appliances. WhipTail that combines its own software innovations with OCZ's advanced single-level cell flash-based drives.
"We are proud to support WhipTail with our enterprise class OEM SSD products. WhipTail's unique Racerunner solution takes full advantage of all the benefits of solid state drives to provide their customers with an exceptional storage appliance that gives their customers a competitive advantage," said Ryan Petersen, chief executive officer at the OCZ Technology Group.
Making use of the latest SSD technology, WhipTail is able to configure a high-end server product designed to maximize throughput of data intensive applications for databases and virtualization centers.
As a specialized supplier of mass storage combined with data acceleration software, WhipTail's Racerunner utilizes OCZ's SSDs as building blocks into a highly reliable and performance oriented platform that meets stringent quality requirements. OCZ's enterprise class OEM SSDs are tailored to a wide spectrum of applications, along with high shock, temperature, and vibration resistance in a form factor much more compact than spinning hard disc arrays.
"OCZ's OEM division has provided an excellent product built to our specifications, allowing WhipTail to focus on building a better appliance, rather than having to build custom SSDs," said James Candelaria, chief technology officer of WhipTail.
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DSLR Choices?
Posted 03 December 2012 - 08:56 PM
I really want a camera of my own (preferably a DSLR), but I have no clue where to start. I kind of picked out four different ones that I had been told were nice: Canon Rebel T3, Canon Rebel T3i, Nikon D3100, and the Nikon D5100. I want something that provides me with a nice shutter speed, and having great video quality isn't bad either. I just think I might as well have a nice camera, since I want to take photography courses anyways, and it'd be nice to film too.
So where should I start? Are any of those cameras good?
Posted 03 December 2012 - 09:26 PM
both canon and nikon makes great cameras and you can't go wrong either way.
one thing to consider is that nikon lenses, in general, are more expensive than canon lenses.
as far as performance goes, there aren't really any major benefits of choosing one over the other.
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Posted 04 December 2012 - 06:30 PM
If you want Nikon or Canon you should decide yourself, read a little about what's what on both brands. And believe me, they both are the best.
I myself prefer Nikon, but Pakistani here is for example a Canon man.
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Posted 05 December 2012 - 09:20 PM
Let's just start with that.
The one thing you also need to know is that good glass > good body.
All my stuff has been shot with a Nikon D80 (so a upper low end camer from 5 years ago) and it's still decent. Why? Because use as good of glass as I can get.
When you start out, a lens you defiantly want is a 50mm f/1.8.
Both companies make good cheap $100-200 50 1.8s.
Currently, I'd say go for either, Canons usually had better frame rates (talking about highend) and their video is usually a bit better. Nikon has better low light performance, and better skin tones IMHO (I also have a XT, so I have compared).
The learning curve is step then flattens, and then gets step again when you go into the specific types of photography.
You also need to get a foundation, which the members of this forum can help with, or go to Jared Polin (froknowsphoto), Adam Learner, and ThatNikonGuy (Matt Granger, he's actually very good at being neutral on the Nikon/Canon thing).
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You can get them on sale for the mid-$500's which is awesome for such an amazing camera
Also, use Class 10 SD Cards, and always format them when you take them out of your camera and re-insert them. Your camera will thank you
Posted 07 December 2012 - 08:57 PM
Mike's completely correct, if you don't format them, they will lock-up and you won't be able to take any photos.
I really dig the Canon T3I
You can get them on sale for the mid-$500's which is awesome for such an amazing camera
Also, use Class 10 SD Cards, and always format them when you take them out of your camera and re-insert them. Your camera will thank you
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I actually have a Canon 7D now.
Nice cameras, still like the 7000 for all it's features. I do like Canon for their good video support though.
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It was supposed to be a big deal weekend for Nicki Minaj. Instead what we saw was a mess. An unpolished, amateur mess. You heard about the snake, right? There was supposed to be a snake involved – like Britney – during the Anaconda performance but it ended up biting one of the dancers. Full Story
Jared Leto's anaconda
Last night before bedtime, I read a story on DListed about how Jared Leto has a really big dick. This according to Alexis Arquette who said during a recent interview that: "I had sex with Jared Leto back when I was presenting as a male. Full Story
Like JB & Selena…
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Rihanna and Drake met up at a club last night in New York. It's the first time they've been out together publicly since they broke up (again) in April/May. Can they be "just" friends? It's never worked out that way before. But it's a good thing that they keep trying, right? Or is it a bad thing because the more they keep trying, it's kinda like Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber? Or maybe it's because she wants to see if she can get his "anaconda" up higher than Nicki Minaj. Full Story
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"Of course, sometimes sh-t go down when there's a billion dollars on an elevator." Ohhhhh…so is that why Solange Knowles went at JayZ with all four limbs and probably a lot of foam at the mouth? Beyonce's cash register says "yes". Read Full Intro
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American Idol, Season 12, Episode 1 recap. (Lainey: Dean thinks the Mimi-Minaj drama is a fraud. I, as you know, think it's legit. But I suck at recaps, and Dean's more advanced at Mimi knowledge than I am. So here's the first installment of what's becoming the best show in the history of television. Full Story
Nicki got a Bitch Coach
Last fall, when the Mimi vs Nicki Minaj drama first blew up during American Idol auditions, I wrote that Mimi was outplaying Nicki and that Nicki needed a proper Bitch Coach. Click here for a refresher. You can't lose your sh-t on Twitter and win against the Mimi. Full Story
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If you've looked through these photos, you need no explanation. If not, by the end of this article, you will too love life. American Idol panelled on TCA yesterday featuring all judges, including, yes, Mimi and Nicki Minaj. And, well, journalists at the TCA, especially at panel sessions, don't always have to kiss ass. Full Story
The Mimi Sidestep
Mimi was in Macau (likely paid by some gambling billionaire to sing 3 songs for upwards of half a million) and just posted this on Instagram. You walk sideways to get onto a private plane, didn't you know? And just off camera, two bodyguards have their arms outstretched just in case she topples over. Full Story
Mimi & Dem Babies vs Nicki Minaj
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As I wrote last week, Nicki Minaj is getting seriously outplayed by Mimi on American Idol. You can't take down the Mother of Dem Babies, an experienced Bitch, with a Twitter rant even if you do have more followers. Full Story
Nicki Minaj is trying to hurt Dem Babies
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I wrote yesterday that Nicki Minaj needs a Bitch Coach. Because Mimi is seriously outplaying her; she has a lot more experience. Oh ignorant youth... Think about it -- while Nicki's trying to take down a Bitch legend on Twitter (obviously unsuccessfully), Mimi hasn't even STOOD UP yet. Full Story
Here we go
I am about to board a flight back to Vancouver right now and I've written a couple of articles that will be posted soon, but I just wanted to make sure before I go offline for five hours that you all check Nicki Minaj's Twitter before it gets pulled down. She's going hard at Mimi. Full Story


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Beautiful pies. Great looking pepperoni - Vermont?
Pie looks yummy, though I don't really consider using KA white whole wheat a challenge -- it is designed to perform like a conventional flour and mostly does, without any recipe mods. It also has been refined to a degree that puts in a different category than true whole grain flour.If you want to use "complete" whole grain in your pizza dough, spelt and kamut are far superior to whole wheat, IMO. I would avoid rye as it makes for a mighty sticky dough."Besan" (chickpea flour), in very small percentages, also has some interesting effects in dough (makes the crumb more tender -- has no gluten).
Deb, the white whole wheat from KA is as finely milled as their bread flour right? A typical whole wheat is at least somewhat more coarse, no? That was the "refinement" I was referring to. But perhaps I should be more open to this stuff after all. I seem to have been under the impression it was more of a gimmick than it actually is. I have not used it for some time. I like the flecks of color that conventional whole wheat gives rustic doughs and to a lesser extent the slight bitterness it adds.


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Our "Photo of the Week" comes to us from the Secretary of State's official photographer, Michael Gross, and offers a glimpse of the Heads of State luncheon at the 67th United Nations General Assembly in New York on September 25, 2012. Comprising all 193 members of the United Nations, the General Assembly meets in regular session from September to December each year, and thereafter as required. This year's General Debate is scheduled from September 25 through October 1.
During the Heads of State luncheon, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton expressed appreciation to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon for his leadership. In her remarks, the Secretary also acknowledged the diplomats and development experts from every nation serving and sacrificing far from home. The Secretary said, "They represent the best traditions of our international community. They are committed to the peace and progress that brought about the establishment of this extraordinarily important institution, and we owe them our full support and gratitude."
The Heads of State luncheon is one of a number of events in which Secretary Clinton attended during the United Nations General Assembly this week. The Secretary conducted numerous bilateral and multilateral meetings with her counterparts, as well as participated in several high-level events on the margins of the gathering. The General Assembly continues next week, and you can follow the latest developments via www.state.gov and @StateDept on Twitter. Stay tuned to DipNote and the State Department on Storify and Tumblr for highlights from the week's activities.
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UN an institution with no legitimacy a victim of its founders and their tyranny on global population
Democracy today is an illusion as freedom brotherhood and equality - What UN is proposing to global population it is just profit for the few and slavery for the many -
UN and its nepotistic leadership is working and profiting in creating conflict generate debts for a crazy one eyed vision of control -
UN cos its founder it is an anti democratic organization not working for equal opportunities and a common wealth
The day that the world will decide leading families now controlling and leading the world will change-
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Angela Meleca Gallery has been open since September, and has already presented a couple of wildly unconventional and captivating exhibits.
The latest, "Other Pirate Adventures" by New York-based artist Dara Engler, is no exception. For her first solo exhibition in Ohio, Engler presents her recent work, portraying a sedentary, zombie-like female figure as it evolves into a more alert and ornery pirate-like character.
The female form conceptualized using zombie-turned-pirate aesthetics? Sounds delightfully eerie.
The series began as figures with emotionless, sluggish, even jaundiced individual portraits that lack muscle tone and defy anatomy, and became a more narrative collection of the figures transforming into energetic states, often scowling and/or struggling against their environs.
Engler's series is inspired by the years she spent in Louisiana and Karen Russell's collection of short stories "St. Lucy's Home For Girls Raised By Wolves."
Those stories often take place near swamps and include untamed animals that are also an element of the paintings. An artist reception takes place from 5-8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 16.


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NEW ULM – Jeff Bertrang, current superintendent/elementary principal at GFW Schools, is the School Board's choice to replace District 88 Superintendent Harold Remme.
Remme is retiring at the end of this school year.
The School Board voted 6-0 Tuesday night to direct its negotiation team to begin contract talks with Bertrang. (The seventh board member, Jill Hulke, was absent.)
The board also agreed on the parameters of its offer to Bertrang.
The board is offering Bertrang a three-year contract, with a salary of $125,000 the first year; $126,250 the second year; and $127,500 the third year. The second and third-year salary numbers each represent an approximate 1 percent increase, mirroring deals recently signed with other employee groups in the school district.
The salary represents a step up from the salary paid to long-serving Superintendent Remme, currently about $107,400 per year.
This change has been made following advice from consultant Ed Waltman from the South Central Service Co-op, who, with colleague Butch Hanson, led the superintendent search.
Waltman noted that while New Ulm is the largest district in the South Central Conference, it has the lowest-salaried superintendent. (Remme, who has been with the district for 16 years, has in recent years volunteered for pay freezes to help ease budget concerns.)
Waltman pointed out that the superintendents of schools similar in size to New Ulm – Waseca, St. Peter and Fairmont – currently average $126,00 in salary per year.
The job market for superintendents is tight, and it is very hard to recruit and retain quality candidates, Waltman also told the board.
With its offer to Bertrang, the board is shifting to a more "boiler-plate" contract compared to Remme's. In essence, the new contract shifts money away from fringe benefits in the Remme contract- such as a car allowance – and into salary. Because of that shift, in essence, the contract being offered to Bertrang costs the district somewhat less than the salary alone would suggest. It is $13,000 a year more expensive than Remme's, estimates Waltman.
In another key provision, Bertrang, just like Remme, is being offered full payment of the premium for family health insurance.
The board, however, is taking care to protect itself from penalties under the Affordable Care Act, by stating that if this provision is found to be discriminatory, the district may elect to contribute the same dollar amount toward the premium as paid for other full-time employees. If that occurs, the money difference would be shifted into salary.
The proposed contract is for 261 days, with 20 days of annual paid vacation, 11 holidays and 18 days of sick leave.
The contract includes $200,000 in life insurance coverage, long-term disability insurance, and a match to the superintendent's contribution to a tax-sheltered annuity of up to $2,000 a year.
Bertrang is on contract with GFW for next year, and he cannot negotiate, or accept another offer, until he is released from that contract, cautioned Waltman. The GFW school board is aware of the progress of his application in New Ulm, he added. The GFW contract can be dissolved by mutual agreement.
Bertrang's selection followed a process that cut a field of 15 candidates down to six and subsequently to two. The other finalist, Jean Broadwater, Superintendent in Houston, went through her final interview Monday.
At various stages, the process, as directed by the two consultants, involved community engagement. First, the consultants used community input when developing a profile listing the desired attributes in a superintendent. The six semi-finalists were interviewed by both the school board and a community team. The community team filled in feedback forms that the school board consulted before selecting the two finalists. The finalists met with the current school principals and other administrators who also filled out feedback sheets for the board to review. Bertrang and Broadwater also addressed open public forums, and anyone present had a chance to discuss their candidacies with attending school board members.
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Now come fears of a methane time bomb, part two, this one bursting from the sea floor of the shallow Arctic continental shelf.France, Germany, and Spain combined. Should its permafrost layer thaw, an amount of methane equal to 12 times the current level in the atmosphere could be released, according to Shakhova. Such a release would cause "catastrophic global warming," she recently wrote in Geophysical Research Abstracts. Among the many unanswered questions is how quickly — over years? centuries? — methane releases might occur.
What concerns some scientists is evidence from past geological eras that sudden releases of methane have triggered runaway cycles of climate upheaval.team to theorize that a catastrophic era of global warming was triggered some 635 million years ago by a gradual — and then abrupt — release of methane from frozen soils, bringing an end to "Snowball Earth," when the entire planet was encrusted in ice. He sees similarities in the mounting threats of thawing terrestrial and marine permafrost today. The question, he asks, is what will set the process in motion and when.
Scientists are stepping up their monitoring of the land and the sea in the Arctic.but also mean that permafrost on the sea floor could thaw more quickly. Scientists are unsure how rapidly the subsurface permafrost is thawing, or the exact causes. One possible cause could be geothermal heat seeping through fault zones. In any case, scientists agree that Arctic sub-sea permafrost — with a temperature of 29° F to 30° F— is closer to thawing than terrestrial permafrost, whose temperature can drop as low as 9.5° F.


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This doesn't make sense
High-voltage transmission lines and their electromagnetic fields have been a source of controversy for years, with those living near the lines concerned about their health or the well-being of animals, such as livestock. But the data is incomplete, making it unclear if there is any real threat.
Nevertheless, we can understand the concerns of some in Sherburn worried about ITC Midwest's proposed 345-kV line route past the north end of town. It would be just 80 feet from a church. Meanwhile, the line would not be allowed to cross a nearby wildlife area. Really?
'Hour' is great program
Kudos to Fairmont Junior-Senior High School and instructor Mandy Fletcher for recently taking part in the "Hour of Code," a worldwide event meant to get more students involved in computer science.
All of us know that computers are deeply ingrained in our lives, yet no schools in the United States have graduation requirements involving computer programming. That is not the approach some other nations take.
Not every student is going to become a computer programmer. But every student should be exposed to the possibility and to programming knowledge.
The church's black eye
Minnesota Catholic dioceses have been releasing the names of priests who have faced credible accusations of abuse dating back half a century or more. The list includes priests in southern Minnesota.
While some priests have died, others have not. We hope those still alive are investigated and charged, if appropriate.
As for the church itself, we know it has faced lawsuits for its alleged role in covering up abuse. That is the proper legal course, although church officials should not be immune from prosecution if they violated the law through their (in)actions.
Is training really worth it?
We appreciate the discussion at this week's Martin County Commission meeting regarding online emergency training for county personnel. At least one commissioner sees the training as redundant and therefore a waste of time. He may be right.
On the other hand, the training may help clarify the role every county employee is to take during an emergency. The sheriff's department touts that clarity and knowledge.
The county's personnel committee intends to sort out the matter. We hope it asks some tough questions about the value and cost of the proposed training. It had better be worth it.


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Killswitch Engage -- Northampton, MA -- December 19th, 2012
As the last, and quite possibly best show of the year(for me) I figured I must do a review, especially considering how special a show this was for myself, given my long history as a huge fan of the band. I drove roughly 3 hours to be at the Pearl Street Nightclub for this show, and it was worth every mile of it. I went with my girlfriend, and my best bud, and we stopped to pick up another friend of ours, who attends collage about 15min from the venue. We hung out in his dorm for a short time, then headed off to the show.
We arrived a couple of songs into Acaro's set(who sounded awesome btw) and as soon as we got up the stairs, we hit a wall of people. The place was so uncomfortably packed it was almost unbearable. I was sweating bullets just trying to navigate through the crowd, it frustrating actually I mean iv been to plenty of over packed shows but this was ridiculous. Anyways first thing I did was pick up a couple of shirts, one from KSE, and one from SF. I really wanted an art of balances shirt but they only had up to large, so my fatass settled for a "the war within" one. Then began our frustrating journey to a decent spot. My girlfriend and I were able to find sanctuary in a corner by an exit, and awaited shadows fall to start.
My girlfriend as awesome as she is, kindly held on to my crap as I made my way towards the pit, and began the hunt for my friends, who I found as Shadows fall took the stage. They sounded fantastic, but the crowd energy was kinda disappointing. There was a pit and whatnot but it was very tame, and drunk. People were into it but I just expected more from a MA crowd given the fact that the band is from MA. For some reason Shadows Fall seem to have declined big time in terms of popularity, and I for one don't understand it at all, as they have consistently put out great albums. Their set was great though, and it was nice to see them play destroyer of senses, and the idiot box, witch I honestly cant recall the last time I heard those live. It was also their Jason bitner's first show back behind the kit since getting sick(I cant recal what he had off the top of my head) and that was a sweet surprise as well.
Shadows Fall 9/10:
1.The Light That Blinds
2.The Idiot Box
3.Weight of The World
4.King of Nothing
5.Still I Rise
6.Destroyer of Senses
7.Divide and Conquer
Finally I waited with my girlfriend for KSE to start then I made my way back into the crowd(witch was not easy). When the lights went out all the energy that seemed absent during shadows fall suddenly came bursting out from the crowd. Everyone was chanting Killswitch, as the band stepped on stage, and the first thing you hear is the intro to a bid farewell. From that point on the crowd slams forward, in attempts to get closer. For the first 5 songs or so I couldn't hear anything besides the crowd singing. This has always been one of my favorite things about seeing this band live, their sing alongs are defining. I collided heads with someone in the pit during numbered days(or self revolution i forget witch) and ended up seeing double for a while, but I stuck it out till they played the element of one, when I decided to go watch the rest of the show with my girlfriend. It was funny when the first thing outta Adams moth was, "HOLY SHIT....GUESS WE SHOULDA GOT A BIGGER VENUE" witch was met with lots of chearing, as everyone was clearly thinking the same thing. Now from the setlists iv seen they were supposed to stop playing after the end of heartache but due to either people refusing to leave, or just because they were home(or both) they came out and played 3 more songs 2 of witch id never heard live before. It was so awesome seeing them play that album start to finish, its something I used to wish for but I never thought would actually happen. I defiantly got chills during many of their songs, especially the ones they haven't played in years. Adam was hilarious as usual, saying things like "HEY WAIT A SECOND....YOUR NOT BLACK" (referring to jesse replacing howard) This is a band I will see again and again, because it never gets old for me.
Killswitch Engage 10/10:
1.A Bid Farewell
2.Rose of Sharyn
3.Numbered Days
4.Self Revolution
5.Fixation On The Darkness
6.My Last Serenade
7.Life To Lifeless
8.Just Barely Breathing
9.To The Sons of Man
10.Temple From The Within
11.Vide Infra
12.The Element of One
13.Without a Name
14.Rise Inside
15.My Curse
16.The End of Heartache
17.Take This Oath
19.In The Unblind
After the show while we were waiting around I was able to talk to the singer from Acaro, and Brian Fair from Shadows Fall who signed a copy of The Art of Balances for me(one of my favorite/first metal albums) Iv talked to them both before, and are super chill dudes. I was really hoping to talk to Jesse but I had the privilege of talking to him for about an hour, at a seemless show years back, so I decided fuck waiting, and headed out to start our 3 hour car ride back home. Everyone I was with really enjoyed the show, only complaint witch seems to be unanimous, was this show should of been in worcester, at the palladium. Was not a huge fan of this venue, although it didn't take anything away from the bands themselves it was it was just too much of a cluster fuck, and alot of the people who were there were kinda assholes, witch isnt something id ever complain about at a KSE show, they always seem to attract chill people. It wasn't too bad but defiantly noticeable. Just seems to be the trend with that particular venue. My friend told me he actually had to stop some dude from beating up his girlfriend(talk about a buzz kill eh) witch thankfully I didnt hear about until after the show. Also I would love to know whos bright idea it was to allow glass bear bottles instead of plastic like most venues. All I could hear was the sound of glass breaking all night long, it sounded like death, I was just waiting to get hit with one. Anyways killer show, and I cant wait to see them again when they release their new album next year.
That encore!
Glad to see I'm not the only one who thought KSE put on one of the greatest shows they've ever seen.
Holy shit,
In the Unblind! Jelly.
The wife and I were also there last night. You could have talked to Jesse if you went to the bar across the street before the show and had a few beers with him and the other guys lol. Even tho Palladium is bigger, Pearl St. venue is home to Shadows Fall/All That Remains/Killswitch Engage and others started out there as well as other small venues in and around Springfield area. I too drove a little more 2hrs to go there, again well worth it and cheap tickets. And hell yeah the wall of people trying to get inside the floor was horrible! Promoter/venue were deff trying to get every last dollar haha.
Also I filmed the complete show of both SF/KSE... here's some videos
SF http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdP7cVz00bo
SF http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8FWtes8nok
KSE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SOh3vH9ei0
KSE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwDNkEGOwBI
KSE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjqkCMaNiI8
KSE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwOYSYQ5uw0
KSE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oz42kHlVFUg
Enjoy, Happy Holidays!
i went to this show in Brooklyn on Sunday. they destroyed just like you said. The singalongs were the defining part of the show for me as well. SO loud and clear on almost EVERY lyric. what a night. glad these dudes are back with Jesse, glad i got to hear their first record, and cant wait for new material.
5/19-Telefon Tel Aviv
6/3-Todd Terry/Dimitri Paris
6/10-Pity Sex
you sound PUMPED. This is def getting me hyped for next week's show. Cool review, man
Not fair. Not fucking fair.
03/03 - Every Time I Die
03/25 - Nails
04/17 - Katatonia
04/27 - Testament
05/03 - Killswitch Engage/Anthrax
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p.s. happy holidays/merry xmas
Yes videos don't usually capture the intensity of the show, band, crowd. But when i run at least 2 cams, I tend to capture as much as i can, but there was no way i was going up front in that venue, shaky cams don't look appealing.
I did fill the complete show as described, I only upload select few from each show i film, which i uploaded more than i usually do as this was a hometown event. I've filmed kse just about everytime they've been in the area, here's a clip from Tresspass tour @ House of Blues in Boston which is an awesome venue. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAxd7aq6cFc.
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Liz Lessner previews her Torpedo Room at Gateway Film Center today
The Columbus Dispatch - January 10, 2014 05:16 PM
Elizabeth Lessner plans to preview her Torpedo Room -- the Jules Verne-inspired dining spot at the Gateway Film Center just south of Ohio State University's campus -- today, tomorrow and Sunday from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., the Columbus restaurant entrepreneur said in a quick email.
Lessner, of Betty's Fine Food & Spirits, Surly Girl Saloon and Dirty Frank's Hot Dog Palace fame, had hoped to quietly preview the restaurant on Monday, but the epoxy she used to seal its bar took a long time to dry.
The Torpedo Room "takes you into a mysterious, dark, slightly twisted and almost sci-fi dining adventure inspired by Jules Verne," Lessner said in November. Columbus Underground offers a sneak peek of the restaurant's decor. The menu will include appetizers, salads, scratch-made soups, sandwiches ("torpedos"), flatbreads and desserts.
The Torpedo Room will be closed again Monday through Thursday (Jan. 13-16), and then officially open on Friday, Jan. 17, from 5 p.m. to midnight, Lessner said.
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House of Commons Hansard #8 of the 40th Parliament, 2nd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was lanka.
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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 Brampton West.
[Members sang the national anthem]
Spirit Catcher Award
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Patrick Brown Barrie, ON
Mr. Speaker, one of the most prestigious awards in Barrie is the city council Spirit Catcher Award. The spirit catcher stands high above the city's waterfront and symbolizes the city. This year's recipient was Arch Brown, who is no relation, by the way. Arch already holds an incredible array of honours, including the chamber of commerce's hall of fame, honorary colonel of Canadian Forces Base Borden, a senator of the Grey and Simcoe Foresters, the Queen's golden jubilee medal, and the Order of Canada.
Arch has been a tremendous supporter of the MacLaren art gallery in Barrie and Georgian College. His donation to Georgian College resulted in the building of the Helen and Arch Brown Centre for Visual Arts, and Arch's friendship with former premier Bill Davis also played a big role in the development of Georgian College in the 1970s.
Arch has had a distinguished career with Canadian Tire as its national sales director. He introduced the company's groundbreaking cash bonus program, Canadian Tire money, and set up most of their stores across Canada.
Today I salute Arch as Barrie's 2009 Spirit Catcher Award recipient and I salute the work he has done in building Barrie for the better.
Senior Citizens
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2 p.m.
Ujjal Dosanjh Vancouver South, BC
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to speak to you on behalf of the senior citizens of Vancouver South, southeast Vancouver in particular, and on behalf of the Southeast Vancouver Seniors' Arts and Cultural Society and the president, Lorna Gibbs. There is a dire need for a seniors centre in this area of Vancouver. The census indicates that there are 25,000 seniors living in the southeast quadrant of my riding. That is almost a third of the senior citizens living in Vancouver.
There are nine seniors centres in the city of Vancouver, eight of them west of Main, only one east of Main, and none in this area, so there is a significant need.
I can tell you that Vancouver City Council and the Province of British Columbia are trying to find ways of making this a reality for senior citizens. I would urge the federal government to work with the provincial government and the City of Vancouver to make this a reality for the senior citizens of Vancouver, senior citizens who have actually built this country into what it is today.
Quebec Teachers' Week
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February 4th, 2009 / 2 p.m.
Diane Bourgeois Terrebonne—Blainville, QC
Mr. Speaker, Quebec Teachers' Week takes place from February 1 to 7. Today I would like to pay tribute to the thousands of dedicated teachers in Quebec who play such a skilful role in the transfer of knowledge.
The teaching profession often comes under criticism. However, we must remember that we owe our education and that of our children to teachers. They gave us a wealth of knowledge, values and skills that have made us successful today.
School officials and parents rely on our teachers to meet the challenges inherent in education. Teaching, like learning, is not always easy, but both are essential. It does not matter what subject or what grade is being taught; teachers deserve an A+.
Their work is appreciated. We recognize their abilities and the quality of the work they do to ensure that as many of our youth as possible succeed. They have taught us, they continue to—
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2:05 p.m.
The Speaker Peter Milliken
The hon. member for New Westminster—Coquitlam.
World Cancer Day
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2:05 p.m.
Dawn Black New Westminster—Coquitlam, BC
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to rise today to highlight World Cancer Day, a day of action against a disease which, as it has with far too many, has touched me personally. Two of my children have battled cancer, one as an infant and one while in university.
In the 1990s I was proud to be an initiator of a parliamentary study on breast cancer, which resulted in the groundbreaking report "Breast Cancer: Unanswered Questions". These committee hearings were a turning point. Many of the women who testified are leaders today in the fight against cancer.
We have come a long way. Research funding is up. Every province has a breast screening program. Canada led the way on a vaccine for cervical cancer.
But so much more needs to be done. Cancer patients need a catastrophic drug plan so that they can focus on fighting cancer, not on fighting to make ends meet.
Today I join thousands of Canadians across the country in a call for political action and public engagement in the campaign to control cancer and to beat it.
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Rick Dykstra St. Catharines, ON
Mr. Speaker, today on World Cancer Day, I rise to speak to an issue of great personal significance.
Every week thousands of Canadians will be diagnosed with cancer. Cancer is not discriminatory in who it affects. In September my family and I experienced the tragedy of losing a loved one to cancer, a tragedy many Canadians have also experienced. That is why I am proud to be part of a government that has risen to the challenge of working towards a solution.
We began a Canadian strategy for cancer control in 2006, and this has led to new research and initiatives such as the Canadian partnership for tomorrow project, which began in 2008. It will explore how genetics, environment, lifestyle and behaviour contribute to the development of cancer.
I believe it is important for the millions of Canadians affected by this disease to know their government is working hard on their behalf to help beat this terrible disease.
Saint-Léonard Economic and Community Development Corporation Awards Gala
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2:05 p.m.
Massimo Pacetti Saint-Léonard—Saint-Michel, QC
Mr. Speaker, on November 12, I had the pleasure of attending the Saint-Léonard economic and community development corporation's awards gala, where Claude Poirier, president and CEO of Magnus Poirier, was honoured as part of the event's "community builders" theme.
The tribute highlighted his contribution to Saint-Léonard's development and his generous social, community and philanthropic involvement.
In addition to being a member of 14 boards of directors and the honorary president of many an event, he distinguished himself by setting up the Quebec branch of Youth Net, a not-for-profit organization working to prevent suicide among young people.
As the member for Saint-Léonard—Saint-Michel, I would like to thank Mr. Poirier and offer him my most sincere congratulations for this well-deserved honour. People like Claude Poirier make it possible for us to achieve great and wonderful things.
Donald Jasper Sproule
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2:05 p.m.
David Tilson Dufferin—Caledon, ON
Mr. Speaker, I stand in the House today to remember a dear friend of our community, Mr. Donald Jasper Sproule, who I am sad to say passed away on December 20, 2008.
Don, who was born and raised in Dufferin County, was an outstanding pharmacist, an involved and dedicated citizen and a tremendous father, husband and grandfather.
In his over 30 years as a pharmacist and as owner of Sproule's Drug Store in Orangeville, Don compassionately provided countless residents of our community with sound advice and guidance, and always did so with a smile.
His dedication to our community carried over to his work with the Orangeville Optimist Club. He was a member for 35 years and was known for his infectious enthusiasm. He also served as an energetic board member and volunteer for Hospice Dufferin for several years. His proudest achievement was his family.
Don will be greatly missed, but will always be fondly remembered for his remarkable community service, his dedication to his family and his incredible spirit.
Quebec Sovereignty
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2:05 p.m.
Jean Dorion Longueuil—Pierre-Boucher, QC
Mr. Speaker, with the support of the Liberal Party, the Conservative government has opted to abandon Quebec. The results are: crass interference in Quebec's areas of jurisdiction; a unilateral change to equalization, to Quebec's detriment; a reduction of Quebec's political weight in the House of Commons; the creation of a Canada-wide securities commission. That is what the federalists have to offer Quebec.
The government prides itself on practising open federalism and claims to recognize the Quebec nation, but these few examples demonstrate once again that Quebec has everything to lose by staying in Canada.
The Canadian parties continue to impose measures on us that are at odds with measures shown to be successful in Quebec. Quebec has the ability to take charge of the economic, political, cultural and social means at its disposal. It is capable of controlling its own destiny.
Quebec sovereignty cannot come soon enough.
Member for Calgary East
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Kevin Sorenson Crowfoot, AB
Mr. Speaker, it is with great pleasure that I rise today to acknowledge my colleague and friend, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the hon. member for Calgary East.
Last month the President of India bestowed upon the parliamentary secretary the highest honour given to overseas Indians, the Pravasi Bharatiya Samman award.
As an Indo-Canadian, the member for Calgary East has displayed a leadership role in the Indian diaspora in Canada and has been tirelessly active in the promotion of Canada-India relations.
Whether during the years of the Liberal government, when our relations with India were foolishly left to the side, or today, when our improved relations with India are blossoming into expanded and mutually profitable trade, the member for Calgary East has been front and centre, helping build the personal and professional links between the countries.
I congratulate my friend on this very prestigious honour, a testament to the value of his continued efforts.
World Cancer Day
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Keith Martin Esquimalt—Juan de Fuca, BC
Mr. Speaker, today we stand to support the International Union Against Cancer in recognizing World Cancer Day.
Each year a staggering seven million people die from cancer and close to eleven million new cases are diagnosed worldwide. Last year in our country alone, 166,400 people were diagnosed, and 73,000 people died from this disease.
The theme for this year's World Cancer Day is encourage a balanced lifestyle based on a healthy diet and physical activity. This is especially important for parents, who need to encourage their children to eat well, be active and maintain a healthy body weight, for 30% to 35% of all cancers can be prevented by doing this, and we know that the earlier the start, the greater the benefits.
On this World Cancer Day it is vitally important that we encourage children and adults alike to eat well, exercise and not smoke. In this way we can reduce the incidence of cancer and save lives.
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Deepak Obhrai Calgary East, AB
Mr. Speaker, recently an agreement for unity government was struck between the parties of Morgan Tsvangirai and Robert Mugabe. While this is a positive development, the people of Zimbabwe need real change.
Since the signing of the global political agreement on September 16, 2008, Canada's position has been very clear. Effective change in Zimbabwe requires actual political shift by the country's leadership. This extends to the Government of National Unity as well.
Canada has been and will continue to be insistent upon this point. In September, Canada imposed targeted censures against Zimbabwe's ruling elite and associated entities. These censures will remain in effect until Zimbabwe has demonstrated positive shifts in policy that result in improvements in freedom, democracy, human rights and the rule of law.
Canada continues to stand in solidarity with the people of Zimbabwe.
Gaétan Roberge
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Glenn Thibeault Sudbury, ON
Mr. Speaker, Warrant Officer Gaétan Roberge served his country for 28 years. He was known as a soldier's soldier. Roberge showed this quality in his final days when he returned early from a three day break to help his fellow soldiers. It was on that day, December 27, 2008, that Gaétan was killed when his vehicle struck a roadside bomb just outside of Kandahar City.
Gaétan was a soldier in the 2nd Battalion of the Irish Regiment of Canada based out of Sudbury.
His Lieutenant Colonel John Valtonen had this to say about Roberge, "He was the embodiment of a proud, professional Canadian soldier".
Roberge was not just an exemplary soldier, he was a loving son, dedicated father, caring husband and a fun loving brother. As his father says, "an all around great man". Gaétan was known to be quick to help and lend a hand. He was a family man through and through and enjoyed skating with his family and taking his children to hockey games.
His service to our community and country will not be forgotten. May he rest in peace.
Thérèse Lavoie-Roux
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Jacques Gourde Lotbinière—Chutes-de-la-Chaudière, QC
Mr. Speaker, this week, Quebec and Canada lost a distinguished politician, the former Minister of Health of Quebec and Conservative senator, Thérèse Lavoie-Roux.
Born in Rivière-du-Loup, Ms. Lavoie-Roux obtained a degree in social sciences. Her professional life took her to the Montreal Children's Hospital, the school of social work at the Université de Montréal, the school of rehabilitation at the Université de Montréal and the Institut Marguerite-d'Youville. She chaired the Commission des écoles catholiques de Montréal, now the Commission scolaire de Montréal, until she was elected to the National Assembly in the riding of Acadie in 1976.
Under Ms. Lavoie-Roux's leadership, the Commission des écoles catholiques de Montréal supported institutions in disadvantaged areas. The reforms she introduced as minister of health and social services led to greater employee versatility, legalization of the profession of midwifery and decentralization of the health care system.
I would like to express my sincere sympathies to Ms. Lavoie-Roux's family.


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North Parking Lot Closed
The Campus Perimeter Road will be CLOSED north of Science Building 36 and north of Building 34 for the rebuilding of parking lots, pedestrian sidewalks and landscaping.Â
All Galileo Parking Lots (Lot 6) will be closed. Approximately 20 spaces on the north end of Marie Curie Lot 5 will also be closed.
The entire area north of Science Building 36 will be fenced off for construction. There will be emergency vehicle access only to the north campus; there will be no vehicle nor pedestrian access.
Please allow adequate time to park, given anticipated traffic impacts as our community adjusts to new routes and parking locations. Student parking is available in the Upper and Lower Hillsdale Lots (Lot 1), in addition to the student lots on the main campus.
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