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Peter, did you notice the distinct beer smell (not more of a wine type scent that you would get more faintly with a higher hydration dough)? It seems as if the lack of oxygen in there really effects the flavor. I find it interesting how the scents change depending on the hydration, and I wonder if November or anyone else can comment on the technical reasons as to why it is so different with these ultra low hydration doughs.
Could it be that 90F water in DKM's recipe might develops more flavor in the dough than your room temperature water?
Pete, would you rank this as your best tasting cracker style to date?


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (66 votes).
In short: A Tough gruelling day!In full: Wow....what a race in such apalling weather conditions The organisation of the day was brilliant. All the Marshals were truly amazing and in great spirits despite the horrendous weather. They made sure that everyone was ok and the waterstation at 18 miles with hot drinks was so welcome. We were at the back of the field so kept the marshals out for many hours. Many many thanks to them all for standing out there for us for all those hours. Fantastic day thankyou Pompey JoggersDate of review: February 11, 2013
In short: AWESOME! In a class of its own... can't recommend it highly enough!In full: This is an absolutely brilliant course! Some great climbs; the most mud i've ever seen; puddles that were knee deep in ice cold water; rushing flood waters; technical rocky / rooty sections; and glorious scenery throughout. On top of that its in February so you're also battling the weather from start to finish - and yesterday's weather was pretty extreme! And to finish it off the atmosphere, organisation and marshalling were superb! Cant recommend this one highly enough! Date of review: February 11, 2013
In short: AWESOME! In a class of its own...Date of review: February 11, 2013
In short: Organisation fantastic, weather terrible!In full: This was the fifth or sixth time I've taken part in this race, but the first time I've had to be rescued due to the onset of hypothermia! The incessant downpour and howling gale on the hills (plus I need to eat more pies...) finally overcame my multiple layers and "waterproof". The marshals were brilliant at coordinating rescues as people started dropping out from about 10 miles in, and provided copious amounts of soup,tea and space blankets once we'd been delivered back to the scout hut. A big thank you to the organisers and marshals!The race itself was as good as ever, well organised, and very well-stocked water stations - The cake went down well. The mud was fantastic, I'm so disappointed I didn't finish it this year. I will be back next year to take on Butser again (and hoping for drier weather)!Date of review: February 11, 2013
Date of review: February 11, 2013
In short: Absolute carnage but brilliantly organisedIn full: The last time I ran this 2 years ago I finished 20 mins quicker than yesterday, although I ran far better this year. The course has changed a bit to keep things interesting, but the conditions were unbelievably challenging. At one point I couldn't work out if I was running down a path or a waterfall. Mud and floods everywhere, combined with the incessant sideways rain and wind, meant it was no surprise to see people asking to be taken off the course and given space blankets. I managed to keep putting one foot in front of the other, helped by numerous cake stops dished out by the best marshalls you will ever see.Felt a great sense of achievement in finishing and it's given me confidence for the road marathon I am training for. The plod was meant to be training for that but to be honest this was far tougher then 26 miles on flat tarmac.A very special race.Date of review: February 11, 2013
In short: Rain-filled, ice-cold mudfest - Not for the faint hearted!In full: The organiser was very clear that it was a tough race so I knew what I was getting myself into on the surface of things - but then it rained. REALLY rained.Six hours later I was plodding (never has that word been more apt) past the finish line having fallen over three times, lost my shoe and excavated it from its clay tomb, been buttock deep in mud, and rescued after being swept into a stream.If it sounds like Hell, then this race isn't for you. If your blood's pumping just at the idea then see you next year!!Date of review: February 11, 2013
In short: Very tough race, superb organisation, wonderful Marshalls, a bargain too!In full: As has already been mentioned by many others, this year's race was a true challenge. The appalling weather was relentless. It would be a tough course in fine Summer weather! A few suffered hypothermia and didn't complete the course, but probably wise to have a DNF rather than risk more severe physical problems later.A huge thank you and credit to the organisers and especialy the Marshalls and various other helpers for standing out in the extreme weather and for so long! At least we runners were moving to keep warm. The 'feed' stations were well stocked and generous. The route was very well marked and the pre and post race facilities were excellent. Hot drinks and an abundance of cakes, etc at the end were needed.This is an event that any 'seasoned' runner could do, but don't under-estimate it! If the miles don't get to you, then the climbs, bogs, ice-cold water, mud and cold probably will at some point. Arrive well prepared with plenty of layers, etc.Having run the Grizzley a few times, there isn't much between these two events in terms of toughness. The Grizzley has the hills, but also the long sections of shingle beach. They are 2 events that are well up there on the scale of a tough challenge.Put it in your running diaries for sometime in the future. You have to run it at least once. In good weather, the scenery is a bonus!Date of review: February 11, 2013
In short: Proof that the human spirit is greater than mother nature...some days!!In full: Others have described the conditions and course well...I was heartened through all of that to see everyone just keep on going and more so by the hardy (maybe crazy?) marshalls. A cup of tea and envious selection of treats offered in driving wind + freezing rain just off Butser Hill proved the human spirit is great - or maybe today we all did deserve to be called 'nutters'!!! Big Thanks to all, looking forward to tornado and earthquake next year...Date of review: February 10, 2013
In short: Todays Marshalls MADE the race - it was cold wet and windy and horrible, but all the marshshalls were on top drawer with their supportIn full: Top race / plod very hard in the conditions but treat it for what it is and its a Spectacular race...Date of review: February 10, 2013
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Craig, is the 10" pipe what was recommended? Mine is a 7 and drafts great. BTW congrats on that oven! -marc
definately going to be the best garage mounted pizza oven ever! did you ever make the last 6" move? i was thinking a couple of floor jacks might get it done.
The garage has been successfully reassembled.
No. Why? It's dripping with ambiance as it is.
Craig, chicken parm, I have had my homebuilt inside my house, permitted by the town btw, running for about 5 years now. I have co detectors in that room and two in the main house. They have never gone off. I rarely set off a smoke detector about 10 feet from the oven when I am getting a draft going. Craig, is the 10" pipe what was recommended? Mine is a 7 and drafts great. BTW congrats on that oven! -marc
I don't know if anyone talked about this but do you know if the oven is cured?
This would have made a great Tooltime episode! I can picture Tim Allen operating the fork truck as I write this. lol
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Skip to comments.'She didn't affirmatively say no': Silence means consent according to defense...(Steubenville rape)
Posted on 03/12/2013 8:26:48 PM PDT by Morgana
FULL TITLE: 'She didn't affirmatively say no': Silence means consent according to defense in Ohio high school rape trial where passed out, drunken teenage girl was 'sexually assaulted' by multiple football players
Defense lawyers in the coming trial of two high school football players charged with raping a nearly passed-out-drunk 16-year-old girl are expected to argue on the issue of consent.
In the case that has shocked the nation, prosecutors state that the inebriated girl was taken to a number of parties by a group of drunk teenagers, supporting her to walk when she wasn't physically capable.
The prosecution claims that the group later sexually assaulted the girl while she lay unconscious.
But attorney Walter Madison, who represents one of the accused boys, argues she was drinking voluntarily and left willingly with the group of boys.
As reported by the Cleveland Trader Madison said: 'There's an abundance of evidence here that she was making decisions, cognitive choices.' 'She didn't affirmatively say no,' he stated.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
Clearly you have not read much about this case - or refuse to for some reason.
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Did she deserve this because she didn't know how to handle alcohol?
Did she deserve this because the football players doing this simply had to take advantage of her because being passed out means she's fair game?
Did she deserve this because she's an unworthy human?
Kindly explain this to us all, because I don't understand what in the world you're saying.
As were they.
I KNEW someone else would take the words right out of my mouth..er, keyboard.
If you don't have the spelling, perhaps a link?
Ahh. First logical point you've made on this thread all night. A step in the right direction. One that we can all agree on.
Thank you.
I seriously doubt a jury will believe it, and if they do, either something is seriosly wrong with the information we're reading, or the jurors are nuts.
"Sex partners"? YOU ARE OUT OF YOUR MIND. AND FOUL.
Try looking up www.prinnified.com I've been following this for months. These animals should be locked up for a couple decades.
What is the matter with you? There is video of her UNCONSCIOUS, being carried over state lines and raped.
"Rape" is precisely what is being disputed here. Therefore, your "opinion" not only lack humility, it lacks equity. .
Among these particular defendants?
I only have one question, Where the Hell were the parents?
I don't think that defense attorney has much to work with here. One who is nearly passed out usually doesn't have the ability to consent.
Unless they get off OJ/Robert Blake style for being football players, these two perps should start lifting weights for where they are about to go.
To what would you like me to turn my attention?
Not worth debating this.
I'm not sure if this is the entire video. He sure did prattle on. Very pleased with himself
Heh heh. I hope you have plenty of coffee. I can see you are working on an all-nighter thread with your replies
Depending on how many hits this thread actually gets, I can see the hate-responses toward you could top over 250 replies. Easily.
I think I've been quite clear. "Rape" is not determined by outrage.
Secondly...I don't know what playing football has to do with anything, except I suppose a good football team might be more vulnerable to attacks that they were given special privileges and egregious behavior was overlooked or covered up.
Lastly...if you read the article, the victim does not remember what actually happened, and she went with the young men of her own free will. So, what is the difference between "party boys" and "party girls", in all fairness???
It seems clear the girl was a victim, but of what??? Are the boys also not victims? It's not clear what really happened here, other than general bad behavior on all sides, and stupid "social media" posts.
IMHO, all these "kids" acted incredibly stupidly, and the question is, why didn't any of them know better???
My other question is, why do we assume it's the fault of the stupid boys rather than the stupid girl? Her friends told her not to go...she went anyway, not by any force, and the stupid boys could be facing prison time now.
Here's an idea: let's try to educate our children!!!
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Which is?
I cannot convince you of anything or to understand your pov.
So the fact that I don't agree with you impugns my skepticism, how?
You obviously don't know what constitutes "logic."
Do you really think I chose to wade into this mud hole without knowing I'd be challenged by chauvinists and paternalists.
You haven't been clear at all, you've somehow been defending some boys for raping a 16 year old girl because she was passed out drunk. Now you're going to claim we're just outraged (which would be a normal position for a decent human being to have considering what these boys seem to have done), presumably because you think you're the only one who is thinking clearly that these boys didn't actually force her to have sex while she was passed out. That's a pretty crazy position you're taking. You also dodged my other questions, presumably because you can't defend what you're saying in light of them. Here they are again: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/2996300/posts?page=52#52
Are you suggesting she raped the boys, forcing them to have sex while she was passed out?
Because they don't have parents, only sperm donators and receptacles.
Why? Because I think young men are worthy of as much protection as you wish to give young women?
That's what equality looks like.
If there were, I doubt the defense would be positing the case as they are.
Do you actually trust anything those people would publish?!
"You havent been clear at all, youve somehow been defending some boys for raping a 16 year old girl because she was passed out drunk. "
I've read most of papertiger's posts and I didn't get the impression that he was defending the boys.
You call being suspended by her arms and legs and tossed into a car "going of her own free will"?
Thank you for providing a link.
Unfortunately, it won't play on a mobile, so I'll have to view it tomorrow.
Yeah, that's a girl going of her own free will, all right. They're foul monsters, and they belong behind bars for a long time.
That's his post at # 2.
Sure it does. Being drunk impairs judgement. Her poor judgement does not make her sex partners, criminal.
That's a copy of his post # 21.
I'd say he's excusing the boys quite consistently.
If I were the father of that girl (not that she'd ever be in that position in the first place, mind you), but being behind bars would be the least of their worries.
you are so very wrong. a drunk driver actually takes action that involves a deadly weapon. yes this young woman acted stupidly and was drunk out of her mind....these pigs that call themselves 'men' raped an unconcious victim and boasted about it....slime pure and simple
Really? You can't read between the lines?
It's clear in the story that the peeps were able to go to town on her within a few minutes, after entering the vehicle and she was dragged from party, to party, in an incapacitated state being done by many guys at each party.
It's also clear from pictures that they were able to treat her as some limp rag doll, with no ability to participate willingly.
With all due respect, candy may be dandy, but liquor is quicker, but no booze puts a woman into incapacitation within a few minutes of ingestion unless it is laced with something.
In their defense at her being there, her parents thought she was at a sleepover with other girls. I guess they have to live with guilt and second-guessing themselves for the rest of their lives.
how is being out cold consent?
Where's Charles Bronson when we need him?
remind me to never date someone like you....bleeeech
Be prepared NOT to be answered.
There's "stupid", then there's "evil". This behavior was just plain "evil."
I did "stupid" things as a teenager, but I never intentionally meant to harm anyone like that.
There's his answer, if he's like you I doubt he'll reply to my question.
It is determined by age. Is she 16? Then she was raped. EOS.
"I'd say he's excusing the boys quite consistently."
No he's not. He's just not excusing her. You might have noticed if you have been paying attention that people who are drunk ARE held responsible criminally for their actions. For instance a person who is drunk and is in a fatal accident for instance is almost always charged with murder. Even if you passed out behind the wheel.
That doesn't excuse the boy's actions, but she is also responsible for her actions even if she was drunk. It's that way through out our legal system.
I "dodged" nothing.
I ignored your questions, because "did she deserve" presumes that which is being disputed.
That you don't recognize the "leading" nature of your questions shows you are a little better than a shill for "heads I win, tales you lose" feminism.
If that's what happened here, as it's reported, neither did this girl.......
Those two punks better start lifting weights......
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Skip to comments.Updates on Investigation Into Multiple Explosions in Boston [FBI VIDEOS & PHOTOS OF SUSPECTS]
Posted on 04/18/2013 2:39:22 PM PDT by bimboeruption
Video and Photos Released in Bombings Case
Interesting indeed.
hmm ~ he has a persian nose. there are others.
Definitely think suspect #2 looks ethnic Persian or Lebanese. Looks like the grandson of either the Shah or Danny Thomas.
I am not FBI or other high speed expert, but to me they look like people that are trying to dress American; much like tourists out of their element. Of course I have no idea what is in style on streets of Boston....
It would be good to see that guy's profile. He looks like that one guy in the picture.
Look at the link in 147, apparently the search for this guy missing since March 16 had moved to Boston.
Suspect #1 looks to my eyes ethnic origin Asian subcontinent, or maybe Saudi or Egyptian.
Damn, he has a nose on him like that guy in the photo!
White Cap Guy has deformed or injured legs - bowed and uneven. Malnutrition or rickets? Or military injury?
Re: clothing - Mass. natives don't dress that way. Would be construed as foreign students if you saw them on the street.
I didn't say they were Mexican. Mark Fuhrman did.
Typical low calcium diet
They're showing Elvis Ricin Guy on Fox *but* cropping the photo to hide the "Democrat AND Christian" bumper sticker he's posing beside of.
Wonder why?
[if it just said "Christian" they'd be handing out 8 x 11 glossies]
*Or* they're runway models.
Looks to me just that they just didn't come to spectate. They seem to round the corner with a purpose, drop the bags, set them off, and are gone. It's in contrast to most others in the videos and pictures as they are there to hang out and watch the race
Who are they? Just some guys out watching the famous Boston Marathon!
Are those race credentials hanging around the neck on the bigger guy? Could just be non-uniformed security.
it appears to be a 12 on the side of it... zoom in at about 400% http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/p480x480/61558_10151543522534255_1657012674_n.png
yep... it is a polo hat. has POLO also around the back hole.
It is a polo Hat on suspect #2 - ping to 135
I have to say that these guys are very comfortable carrying explosives if they are the culprits. Only question I have are why is suspect # 2 backpack a different color than in the single photo?
Somebody said they were national guard who'd ran the race.
Kinda hard to find the thread that mentioned it now.
Kilnger honey
Nobody wears Polo gear [but thats a Polo hat] . Probably picked up at some Outlet Mall where Polo has a presence.
I.E.; these guys are out-of-towner's and gravitated to the big box / big mall, for some cheap 'blend in' clothes... CHECK TANGER OUTLETS !
JESTER posted this pic. Look at the guy on the far left rounding the building.
yeah that guy
loved him in MASH
he is/was Lebanese
ping to #180
also see the caps identified??
Yes it was. VERY interesting connection you mad there. Wonder if they did some recon there regarding crowd etc or just to get comfortable walking about in a crowd before the big 'game.'
not only do they both look VERY comfortable walking around with explosives(I guess they were not afraid that it would blow up accidentally, probably rigged by cell phone trigger) but if I were walking around with a bomb I would be scared as hell that I would be caught..these guys look like they could both care less..and the guy in the white hat who dropped off the bomb..wasn't he afraid that someone who saw him do it would say "Excuse me sir you forgot your bag" they didnt seem to have a care in the world, no fear of getting caught
Thanks bitt. Sure looks like the white cap on backward as well as the main facial features and body frame we saw in some other pics.
By jingo, good snooping, sure looks like white hat.
My nephew is remote control hobbyist and says the battery, spark plug wires and circuit board are the complete ignitor system out of a remote-controlled, internal-combustion-engine toy car.
That would explain a remote control trigger rather than tricky and complex cell phone signals, or a hard to be precise timer. The spark plug just gets buried in black powder, push a button on the remote and kaboom. Black hat sets his off, then white hat detonates and everybody runs away.
Looking at their faces, ethnicity, hmmmm. I've been chasing all flavors of jihadists for over 10 years. I'm not sure what they are, but I'm pretty sure what they are not.
In my opinion, they are not Saudi's, Pakistanis, Indonesians, Turks, Algerians or Africans of any kind, or Afghani's of any kind. I've lived with Iranians, Egyptians and Yemeni's, the suspects are not any of them.
Black hat might be Indian or Palestinian, can't see enough of his face but he is stockier than Indians.
White hat looks Palestinian or Lebanese.
Just my opinion. Palestinian makes sense in many ways.
Fox has moved farther to the left than CNN. I won't watch them anymore. For some reason everyone is afraid of obama. I'd like to ask one congress person "What are you afraid of?" Are they all so crooked that they can all be blackmailed?
I think the media is setting us up. Some expert on CNN said "We may be watching these videos for years." I don't look for this to ever be solved. Just like Benghazi.
Thank you for the ping and your opinion, gandalftb.
Thank you for ping! Some very good work going on on Free Republic tonight! Hope the FBI is looking at some of the same things I have seen here tonight.
oh come on
he looks like a real snivelling weenie.
probably had some of that desert sand kicked in his face all his life and is getting his revenge on the in-fidel dogs....
Thanks gandalftb.
Thanks bitt.
The guy walking 2 steps ahead of white hat (suspect # 2): a.) has no black hat or sunglasses (shed disguise?); b.) brown hair similar to suspect # 1; c.) has the identical intent look as white cap; and d) might have tan trousers identical to black hat (suspect # 1) if a previous frame is available - - - ?
BTW, what is the white-haired guy in the foreground smiling at?
BTW, BTW, if the shed black hat of suspect # 1 was discarded, then hair DNA from that black hat could identify this creep.
They've had plenty of time to create ambiguous, digital pictures.
BTW, BTW, BTW, the eye elevation on the brick grout shows both creeps to be the same height.
What is that eye elevation height at that corner?
" - - - The black hat is a Bridgestone golf hat. - - -"
Note to FBI: Find that back hat and sample hairs on hat for DNA.
Thanks for the ping!
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USA Taekwondo has finalized its National Team coaching staff with the appointment of 15 assistants to work with head coaches Juan Moreno (Miami, Fla.) and Jean Lopez (Sugar Land, Texas). The appointments include nine returning staff and six new assistants.
"Our assistant National Team coaching program has been very successful these last three years," said USA Taekwondo CEO David Askinas. "The support the assistant coaches have provided to head coaches Moreno and Lopez has been nothing but first class. We have also seen significant professional growth within our assistant National Team coaching staff and that was certainly one of our goals when we established the program. Thus, it was not a difficult decision to recommend retaining the current coaching staff. We also determined that we have increased needs not just in match coaching but also in scouting, coaching education presentation, and content development among other areas. We consequently decided this was the right time to expand the staff. The six new additions to the National Team coaching staff all bring passion, unique skill sets and an overriding desire to help American athletes achieve international success. We had some difficult decisions to make and certainly there were many excellent candidates for a few positions."
Assistant National Team coaches are responsible for working with the National Team head coaches and the USAT High Performance Department to provide technical support, scouting and contribute to the development, training, and preparation of athletes. Assistant coaches are also responsible for supporting the education and development of coaches within USA Taekwondo's membership.
"I am very happy to bring back the staff that has done such a tremendous job over the past two years as well as add six new coaches to the team," said Moreno. "Coach Lopez and I feel these new coaches all bring something unique to the current staff. The world championship team, junior team, U-24 team, athlete development camps, and CIDP seminars are all programs we must fulfill in the most professional way and this staff will allow us to accomplish this. With Coach Lopez and me leading these coaches, we believe that this staff will become the best in the world from every coaching aspect."
"I want to congratulate our new coaching staff," added Lopez. "It was a difficult process to select these coaches from a very qualified pool of coaches. We have created a team of coaches that will help us win us many medals. These coaches will also help lead us to qualify for the London Games and win gold medals in 2012. I am proud of this team of coaches. I would also like to take this time to thank all those who took the time to apply for the assistant coaching positions. I encourage you to continue to work towards becoming part of our coaching staff."
Returning coaches to the National Team staff are Clayton Barber (Los Angeles, Calif.), Peter Bardatsos (Woodside, N.Y.), Christina Bayley (Dayton, Ohio), Liz Evans (Zion, Ill.), Eui Lee (Maple Grove, Minn.), Dong Lee (Sunnyvale, Texas), Sherman Nelson (Washington, D.C.), Kevin Padilla (Hoboken, N.J.) and Jason Poos (Oklahoma City, Okla.).
The six new staff members are David Bartlett (Colorado Springs, Colo.), Russell Beneby (Miramar, Fla.), Robert Fausett (Richmond, Texas), Dennis (Min) Kim (Gainesville, Va.), Jimmy Kim (Laguna Niguel, Calif.) and Patrice Remarck (Alexandria, Va.).


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Debates of Sept. 18th, 2009
House of Commons Hansard #84 of the 40th Parliament, 2nd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was unemployed.
- Question Period
- Ways and Means
- Employment Insurance Act
- Lobster
- Vaughan Tornado
- Hugo Valiquette
- Veterans Affairs
- Infrastructure
- Eid ul-Fitr
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Outaouais Festival of New Artists
- India
- Rosh Hashanah
- Firefighters
- Climate Change
- Child Care
- International Day of Peace
- Political Parties
- Child Care
- Health
- Employment Insurance
- Forestry Industry
- Taxation
- Forestry Industry
- Nortel
- Immigration
- Canada-U.S. Relations
- Employment Insurance
- Child Care
- Bankruptcy
- Nortel
- .Agriculture and Agri-food
- 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games
- Fisheries and oceans
- Infrastructure
- Canada-U.S. Relations
- Quebec Bridge
- Public Safety
- International Cooperation
- Fisheries and Oceans
- Point of Order
- Privacy Commissioner
- Committees of the House
- National Holocaust Monument Act
- Citizenship Act
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Employment Insurance Act
- Made in Canada Act
- Points of Order
- Made in Canada Act
Employment Insurance Act
Government Orders
10:55 a.m.
Paul Szabo Mississauga South, ON
Mr. Speaker, on a point of order, respectfully, we operate in this place on the presumption of honesty. I know all hon. members try to be correct.
During the hon. member's speech, he indicated, I believe incorrectly, that the Liberals were increasing EI premiums. The record shows 13 years of EI premium decreases.
I wonder if the member would correct the record—
Employment Insurance Act
Government Orders
10:55 a.m.
The Speaker Peter Milliken
I don't think this is a point of order. It sounds like a matter of debate, and questions and comments time has ended. The member for Mississauga South cannot use this as a means of asking another question of the hon. member for Selkirk—Interlake, fascinated though I am sure the hon. member is with proceeding.
Statements By Members
10:55 a.m.
Gerald Keddy South Shore—St. Margaret's, NS
Mr. Speaker, 2009 has been designated as the Year of the Lobster by the Municipality of the District of Barrington, a coastal community in my riding of South Shore—St. Margaret's. The Municipality of the District of Barrington is the lobster capital of Canada. The Atlantic waters surrounding this area are some of the best lobster fishing grounds Canada has to offer, and the lobster industry is the second most lucrative industry in the province of Nova Scotia, worth nearly $500 million and employing thousands of fishers and plant workers.
Lobster is Canada's most valuable seafood export, and hard-shell lobster from southwest Nova Scotia rates the highest export value. However, the economic downturn has seriously affected the municipality's lobster industry. The low prices currently being paid for lobster mean many fishers can barely make ends meet.
I call on all of my colleagues to join me in recognizing 2009 as the Year of the Lobster and, in honour of this designation, I encourage all Canadians to help support the lobster industry by buying Nova Scotia lobsters.
Vaughan Tornado
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
Maurizio Bevilacqua Vaughan, ON
Mr. Speaker, as Vaughan residents, we will always remember the evening of August 20, 2009, when a severe tornado hit our city, causing a great deal of physical damage and emotional pain.
Today, I would like to express my sincerest gratitude to the citizens of Vaughan for their great demonstration of courage and dignity. It was heartwarming to see people providing assistance to one another and to see relatives, friends and neighbours opening their homes and their hearts to those in need.
That night, after having spent hours with the outstanding professionals from the Vaughan Fire & Rescue Service, York Regional Police and members of the emergency operations centre, including elected officials from all levels of government and the very dedicated and committed city staff, I witnessed my community coming together in a very special way.
We, the residents of Vaughan, will surely never forget the humbling power of nature, but as a community rooted in courage, compassion and generosity, together we pulled through. Friends and neighbours lost their homes, but no one lost hope. It is Vaughan's resilient spirit at work.
Hugo Valiquette
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
Diane Bourgeois Terrebonne—Blainville, QC
Mr. Speaker, today I would like to congratulate a man from my region, Hugo Valiquette, who is Lanaudière's first ambassador of the francophonie in the Americas. With over 12 years of community involvement, Mr. Valiquette was selected during the first forum organized by the Centre de la francophonie des Amériques in Quebec City last June.
The Quebec nation is the cradle of francophonie in North America, so the new ambassador's role will be extremely important, as his job is to promote the French language across the continent. In North America, Quebec is leading the charge to protect and promote our language, and we are delighted with the appointment of this Quebecker. This sends a strong signal about the vitality of our nation and our language.
Once again, I would like to express how proud I am to represent an ambassador of the francophonie in this House. I wish him every success.
Veterans Affairs
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
Jack Harris St. John's East, NL
Mr. Speaker, it was very disturbing to learn that Canadian Forces veterans who have served in peacekeeping and other missions since the Korean War are denied the use of long-term care facilities and hospital beds provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Exclusion of these veterans overlooks the unique care that is often required for veterans who face specific physical and psychological injuries and needs. Not only do DVA pavilions provide this unique care, they allow veterans to be surrounded by others who have shared a similar past and, therefore, understand the difficulties they face presently.
While the number of surviving eligible veterans is quickly dwindling, the number of Canadian Forces veterans who have served since Korea and who require care is likely to steadily rise, allowing for the continued use of these facilities.
All veterans deserve to be treated equally, as well as with dignity and respect. The policies of the Department of Veterans Affairs should be changed to reflect these principles, and access to DVA pavilions should be given to veterans who have served their country in Bosnia, Cyprus, Africa, Afghanistan and elsewhere.
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
Phil McColeman Brant, ON
Mr. Speaker, in 1999, 39 students arrived in Brantford to start the satellite campus of Wilfrid Laurier University. Ten years later, over 3,000 have arrived to the bustling campuses of both Nipissing and Laurier universities. Along with a thriving Mohawk College campus, post-secondary education is becoming the largest economic driver in my riding of Brant.
I am pleased to report to the House that since early June, the new Laurier research and academic centre has been under construction thanks to infrastructure stimulus funding. Our Conservative government's investment in Laurier Brantford has been providing significant economic stimulus to my community all summer long. It has been creating jobs all summer long; real people, real jobs, real action.
Eid ul-Fitr
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
Yasmin Ratansi Don Valley East, ON
Mr. Speaker, on September 20, Muslims across the world will be celebrating Eid ul-Fitr, which loosely translated means "a festival of charity". This Eid commemorates the end of the fasting period of Ramadan. The month of Ramadan is a time for spiritual reflection and generosity toward those in need.
During Eid ul-Fitr, Muslims are required to give charity and extend friendship to all, regardless of colour, creed, race or religion. Islam teaches Muslims that all human beings are one humanity and therefore should be respected.
In a time of economic recession with the challenges facing so many families, it is even more important for governments and citizens alike to practise the values of generosity, solidarity and pluralism that Islam teaches.
On behalf of the entire Liberal team, I would like to extend to all Muslims a happy and joyous celebration of Eid ul-Fitr. Eid Mubarak.
Aboriginal Affairs
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Rod Bruinooge Winnipeg South, MB
Mr. Speaker, on July 23, Shawn Atleo was elected national chief of the Assembly of First Nations. He is a member and former regional chief of the Ahousaht First Nation in British Colombia. Mr. Atleo brings a wealth of experience to his role.
For 20 years he has served in various capacities, as a first nations leader, negotiator, facilitator, mediator and strategic planner. He has a keen understanding of the challenges facing aboriginal people in Canada.
On September 13, the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples elected Betty-Ann LaVallée as national chief. A status off-reserve Mi'kmaq woman, Ms. LaVallée has extensive experience on a variety of issues relating to off-reserve aboriginal people, including fisheries, housing, education, employment, economic development and health. She has also served her country for 17 years as a member of the Canadian armed forces.
This government congratulates them and looks forward to working with both of them, as leaders in this country, to produce real results for aboriginal people.
Outaouais Festival of New Artists
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Richard Nadeau Gatineau, QC
Mr. Speaker, the second Festival de l'Outaouais Émergent was held from September 10 to 13. This locally organized festival was created to put on an event in downtown Gatineau that would bring together the people and artists of the Outaouais and promote the development of Gatineau's culture and identity. With great pride, we can say, "Mission accomplished".
Many artists took the stage to share their art and their passion with the people. We were treated to performances by artists including 37 Laval, Dress & Gomez, le Duo d'Hull, Les Jaseurs, Tracteur Jack, Beast, Ghislain Poirier and more in addition to the work of other talented artists on display under the tents. It was a feast for the eyes and ears.
With a festival like this one, there can be no doubt that the Outaouais is an exciting place to experience Quebec's culture and identity.
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Devinder Shory Calgary Northeast, AB
Mr. Speaker, in the 1990s, before the present Liberal leader returned to Canada to be crowned by party elite, the Liberal government was pursuing an isolationist policy toward India.
However, I am happy to say that Canada-India relations are at an all-time high under our Conservative government.
With trade, for example, exports to India in 2008 totalled $2.4 billion, more than double the last year the Liberals were in power. We have also begun talks on an economic partnership agreement which could be worth billions; started discussions on a nuclear cooperation agreement; advanced negotiations on a FIPA; and expanded our trade network in India to eight offices, making it one of Canada's largest networks worldwide.
Our Conservative government recognizes that isolating important partners is not the way to do business. We want to build on our successes and create even more opportunities for Canadians and Indians alike.
Rosh Hashanah
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Joe Volpe Eglinton—Lawrence, ON
Mr. Speaker, this evening, blasts of the shofar will ring in the new year, 5770, for Jewish communities everywhere. Around the world, and here in Canada, our fellow citizens of the Jewish faith will celebrate Rosh Hashanah. This is a period of great celebration and as importantly of honest self-reflection.
Over the weekend, families and friends will gather across Canada to share in this most special of holy days, celebrating the passing year and ushering in the new. I know that all members of the House will join me in wishing our Jewish friends, colleagues and neighbours a Shanah tovah u'metukah. May their year and ours be blessed with peace, joy and good health.
I would like to offer a very special good Yom Tov to the Jewish community in my home riding of Eglinton—Lawrence.
Statements By Members
September 18th, 2009 / 11:10 a.m.
Mike Wallace Burlington, ON
Mr. Speaker, last Sunday I had the privilege of attending the memorial service on Parliament Hill, held each year to honour the brave men and women of our country's firefighting ranks who have given their lives in service to protect our communities and families.
It was an important opportunity to show our support and our thanks to the families and friends of fallen firefighters. It is important to reflect on the fact that over 940 Canadian firefighters have given the ultimate sacrifice in the history of our country. We can never take the safety and security of our families and communities for granted.
I was proud to join the Burlington Firefighters Pipes and Drums band at the service. Burlington firefighters have the respect and admiration of all the citizens of Burlington. They are committed to the safety of our families and committed to the well-being of our community.
My message today is simple. Each and every one of us in the House want to extend a very heartfelt thanks to all the men and women of the fire services across Canada.
Climate Change
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Bruce Hyer Thunder Bay—Superior North, ON
Mr. Speaker, we will soon be voting on Bill C-311, the climate change bill, in its third reading. In just 79 days, 6 hours and 11 minutes, Canada will be in Copenhagen to sign the world's next major climate treaty. However, we still do not know what the Conservative or Liberal policies actually are on climate change.
When will we get Canadian leadership and Canadian action on climate change? The people in Thunder Bay—Superior North are ready, willing and able to do their share, but Thunder Bay and north shore towns like Nipigon, Schreiber, Terrace Bay and Marathon are about to lose their intercity buses. We have already lost VIA Rail.
These were our most fuel-efficient ways to travel, plus their loss is making tough times in northwestern Ontario tougher still. Whether we are talking about regional hardships or national policy, our government must start taking action to protect our citizens and our planet.
Child Care
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Kelly Block Saskatoon—Rosetown—Biggar, SK
Mr. Speaker, the Liberal Party continues its assault on the judgment and integrity of Canadian families. At the finance committee, the member for Saint-Léonard—Saint-Michel had this to say about giving money directly to parents to help pay for child care. He said, "the problem that I'm seeing is that the parents don't provide. They may have the money, but they use it for their own purposes".
To even suggest that parents would ignore their own children's needs is offensive, yet the Liberal leader himself agrees. He has called the $100 per month child care benefit "wasteful" and "a terrible use of public funds".
The Liberal leader should apologize for his party's attack on Canadian parents, but he will not because he and the Liberals truly do not trust parents to decide what is best for their children. On this side of the House, we will always stand up for Canadian parents and families.


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NetJets Europe Adds Ultra-Long-Range Global 6000
The Bombardier Global 6000 will join NetJets Europe's fractional fleet on February 1, allowing for flights of 6,180 nautical miles. That means trips of around 13 hours, which explains why so much attention has been paid to the 400-square-foot cabin. Big enough for 13 passengers to travel in style, it is pressurized at 51,000 feet to feel like 5,700 feet. That results in a less-tiring journey, since the human body generally does better closer to sea level, and it gives the Global an edge over some competitors.
The single-seat crew rest area can double as a private office for one of the passengers. The flight attendant and pilots have their own restroom at the front of the cabin. The passenger restroom to the rear offers in-flight access to the baggage hold.
Some of the Global 6000's seats can morph into beds for six or seven passengers. In fact, the lounge area to the rear of the cabin can be set aside as a private bedroom with a double bed and en suite shower. However, NetJets Europe has decided against including the shower in its aircraft because the weight of the necessary water would reduce the Global's range.
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-Mark Dobie (2-3) vs. Yannick Pare (2-0)
Amateur Card:
Marlan Hall (0-0) vs. Joe Pirotta (0-0)
Russ McCumber (0-3) vs. Jesse Neuls (0-0)
Kyle Warman (2-1) vs. Dustin Porter (1-0)
Morgan Littlechild (1-7) vs. Vincente Pulido (0-0)
Elite-1 MMA: Moncton
July 28, 2012
Redball Internet Centre
Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
-Richard Arsenault vs. Ricky Goodall (welterweight title)
-Nabil Khatib vs. Matt MacGrath
-Eric St-Pierre vs. Jesse Ronson
-Todd Henry vs. Matt DesRoches
-Ryan Gallant vs. Dave Spence
-Stephen Clement vs. Nick Guay
-Curt Ferguson vs. Luke Noel
-Mitchell Rogers vs. Mike Thorne
Invicta Fighting Championships 2
July 28, 2012
Memorial Hall
Kansas City, Kansas
Main Card:
-Shayna Baszler vs. Sara McMann
-Hitomi Akano vs. Alexis Davis
-Liz Carmouche vs. Kaitlin Young
-Leslie Smith vs. Amanda Nunes
-Sarah D'Alelio vs. Vanessa Porto
-Barb Honchak vs. Bethany Marshall
-Julia Budd vs. Elina Nilsson
-Carla Esparza vs. Sarah Schneider
-Akaya Hamasaki vs. Lacey Schuckman
Preliminary Card:
-Angelica Chaves vs. Nicdall Calanoc-Rivera
-Sarah Moras vs. Raquel Pennington
-Jessamyn Duke vs. Suzie Montero
-Cheryl Chan vs. Jocelyn Lybarger
-Liz McCarthy vs. Jessica Philippus
Elite Championship Fighting 2: Rez Warz
July 28, 2012
Gordon Lathlin Memorial Centre
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
-Agostino DeNatale vs. Phil Deschambault
-Mark Durant vs. Corey Houston
-BJ Constant vs. Aaron Shymr
-Curtis Head-Constant vs. Derek Abrahamson
-David Quangvan vs. Randy Coyer
-Travis Cloud vs. Mariusz Ksiazkiewicz
-Jordan Constant vs. Ethan Cornect
-Travis Gervais vs. Vince Bercier
-Pedro Reis vs. Mursue Camille
-Jon Henderson vs. Jesse Veltri
-Eli Richard vs. Desmond Johnson
-Vyron Phillips vs. Jordy Correia
-Rick Genaille vs. TBA
August 3, 2012
Twin River Casino
Lincoln, Rhode Island
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
-John Howard vs. Scott Rehm
-Mike Campbell vs. Don Carlo Clauss
-Greg Rebello vs. TBA
-Ruben Rey vs. Sergio Cabrera
-Brennan Ward vs. TBA
-Tyson Chartier vs. Tim O'Connell
-Chris Cole vs. Robbie LeRoux
-Dinis Paiva Jr. vs. Gilvan Santos
-Dave Maggiore vs. Hector Sanchez
-Joe Reverdes vs. TBA
-Joe Pingitore vs. Ahsan Abdullah
XFC 19: Charlotte Showdown
August 3, 2012
Grady Cole Center
Charlotte, North Carolina
Airing: AXStv
-Corey Hill vs. Mike Bronzoulis
-Luciano Dos Santos vs. Jonatas Novaes
-Simona Soukupova vs. Felice Herrig
-Nick Newell vs. TBA
-Joe Elmore vs. Kevin Forant
-Lawson McClure vs. Keith Richardson
-Nicolae Cury vs. Roger Carroll
-Joseph Corneroli vs. Ricky Rainey
UFC on FOX 4
August 4, 2012
Staples Center
Los Angeles, California
Airing: FOX
Main Card (FOX):
-Mauricio Rua vs. Brandon Vera
-Lyoto Machida vs. Ryan Bader
-Joe Lauzon vs. Jamie Varner
-Mike Swick vs. DaMarques Johnson
Preliminary Card (FX):
-Travis Browne vs. Devin Cole
-Phil Davis vs. Wagner Prado
-Philip De Fries vs. Oli Thompson
-Michihiro Omigawa vs. Manny Gamburyan
-Nam Phan vs. Cole Miller
-Josh Grispi vs. Rani Yahya
-John Moraga vs. Ulysses Gomez
Pancrase: Progress Tour 10
August 5, 2012
Differ Ariake Arena
Tokyo, Japan
-Akihiro Murayama vs. Sojiro Orui
-Jon Shores vs. Guy Delumeau
-Hiroki Nagaoka vs. Kosei Kubota
-Akihiro Yamazaki vs. Shigeaki Kusayanagi
-Kazuki Tokudome vs. Kengo Ura
-Takafumi Ito vs. Tomoyoshi Iwamiya
-Yoshiaki Takahashi vs. Juntaro Ami
MFC 34: Brute Force
August 10, 2012
Mayfield Conference Centre
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Airing: AXStv
-Mukai Maromo vs. Adam Lynn (lightweight title)
-Tim Hague vs. Mike Hackert
-Nick Hinchliffe vs. Dhiego Lima
-Sabah Fadai vs. Diego Bautista
-Jared McComb vs. Derek Parker
-Luke Harris vs. Joseph Henle
-Jacen Flynn vs. Elvis Mutapcic
-Mike Kent vs. Cody Krahn
Championship Fighting Alliance 8
August 10, 2012
BankUnited Center
Coral Gables, Florida
-Luis Santos vs. Valdir Araujo
UFC 150: Henderson vs. Edgar 2
August 11, 2012
Pepsi Center
Denver, Colorado
Airing: PPV
-Benson Henderson vs. Frankie Edgar (lightweight title)
-Donald Cerrone vs. Melvin Guillard
-Jake Shields vs. Ed Herman
-Yushin Okami vs. Buddy Roberts
-Jared Hamman vs. Michael Kuiper
-Dennis Bermudez vs. Tom Hayden
-Eiji Mitsuoka vs. Nik Lentz
-Max Holloway vs. Justin Lawrence
-Chico Camus vs. Dustin Pague
Legacy Fighting Championships 13
August 17, 2012
Dallas, Texas
Airing: AXStv
-Jared Rosholt vs. Derrick Lewis (heavyweight title)
-Will Campuzano vs. Jimmy Flick (flyweight title)
-Chris Tickle vs. Douglas Frey
-Francisco Derek Campos vs. Donnie Bell
-Brad Cox vs. Russell Brewer
-Matt Hobar vs. Steven Peterson
-Ryan Benoit vs. Randy Villarreal
-Roy Spoon vs. William Chris Spicer
-Quaint Kempf vs. David Armas
-Lior Shporen vs. Sean Holden
-Brad Mitchell vs. Brandon Smith
-Casey Williams vs. Burt McDonald
Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman
August 18, 2012
Valley View Casino Center
San Diego, California
Airing: Showtime
-Ronda Rousey vs. Sarah Kaufman (female bantamweight title)
-Miesha Tate vs. Julie Kedzie
-Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza vs. Derek Brunson
-Roger Bowling vs. Tarec Saffiedine
-Ovince St. Preux vs. T.J. Cook
-Adlan Amagov vs. Keith Berry
-Lumumba Sayers vs. Anthony Smith
-Germaine de Randamie vs. Hiroko Yamanaka
DEEP: 59 Impact
August 18, 2012
Korakuen Hall
Tokyo, Japan
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
-Masakazu Imanari vs. Masahiro Oishi
-Daiki Hata vs. Seijo Akao
-Yoshiro Maeda vs. Tatsumitsu Wada
-Doo Ho Choi vs. Kosuke Umeda
-Yoichi Fukumoto vs. Luiz Andrade I
-Seigo Mizuguchi vs. Atsushi Yamada
-Yusaku Nakamura vs. Hirotaka Miyakawa
-Yusuke Kagiyama vs. Masahito Hisataka
-Yoshitomo Watanabe vs. Yuta Watanabe
-Ken Saotome vs. Joo Suk Kang
Bellator Fighting Championships 73
August 24, 2012
Harra's Tunica
Tunica Resorts, Mississippi
Airing: MTV2
-Pat Curran vs. Patricio Freire (featherweight title)
-Marcos Galvao vs. Luis Nogueira (bantamweight final)
-Ryan Martinez vs. TBA
Titan Fighting Championship 24
August 24, 2012
Memorial Hall
Kansas City, Kansas
Airing: AXStv
-Anthony Johnson vs. Esteves Jones
-Braulio Estima vs. Chris Holland
-Junior Karanta vs. Matt Uhde
Fight Time 11
August 24, 2012
War Memorial Auditorium
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
-No bouts have been confirmed
August 25, 2012
Resorts Casino
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
-Kris McCray vs. TBA
-Kevin Roddy vs. TBA
Shooto Brazil 33
August 25, 2012
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
-Eduardo Dantas vs. TBA
Score Fighting Series
August 25, 2012
Hamilton Place Theatre
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Airing: The Score
-Josh Hill vs. John Fraser
-Alex Ricci vs. Jesse Ronson
-Will Romero vs. TBA
-Lyndon Whitlock vs. TBA
-Tristan Johnson vs. TBA
Cage Warriors Fighting Championship: Fight Night 7
August 30, 2012
Amman, Jordan
Airing LIVE: Fight Network
-Conor McGregor vs. Jim Alers (featherweight title)
-Pavel Kusch vs. TBA (middleweight title)
-Mark Holst vs. Leonardo Santos
-Liam James vs. Olivier Pastor
ONE Fighting Championship 5
August 31, 2012
Smart Araneta Coliseum
Manila, Philippines
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
-Andrei Arlovski vs. Soa Palelei
-Jens Pulver vs. Eric Kelly
-Bibiano Fernandes vs. Gustavo Falciroli
-Phil Baroni vs. Rodrigo Ribeiro
-Shinya Aoki vs. TBA
-Eduard Folayang vs. TBA
UFC 151: Jones vs. Henderson
September 1, 2012
Mandalay Bay Events Center
Las Vegas, Nevada
Airing: PPV
-Jon Jones vs. Dan Henderson (light heavyweight title)
-Josh Koscheck vs. Jake Ellenberger
-Michael Johnson vs. Danny Castillo
-Shane Roller vs. Jacob Volkmann
-Thiago Tavares vs. Dennis Hallman
-Takeya Mizugaki vs. Jeff Hougland
-Dennis Siver vs. Eddie Yagin
-John Lineker vs. Yasuhiro Urushitani
-Henry Martinez vs. Daron Cruickshank
Pancrase: 2012 Neo-Blood Tournament Finals
September 1, 2012
Differ Ariake Arena
Tokyo, Japan
-No bouts have been confirmed
Super Fight League 4
September 8, 2012
Bengaluru, India
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
-Todd Duffee vs. Jeff Monson
-Satoshi Ishii vs. Jimmy Ambriz
Legacy Fighting Championship 14
September 14, 2012
Arena Theatre
Houston, Texas
Airing: AXStv
-Matt Schnell vs. Ryan Hollis
September 15, 2012
Wembley Arena
London, England
Airing LIVE: Fight Network
-Andre Winner vs. Rob Sinclair (lightweight title)
-Jack Marshman vs. Andrew Punshon (British middleweight title)
-Curt Warburton vs. Lee Wieczorek
-Lewis Long vs. Ian Entwistle
-Jeremy Petley vs. Dyson Roberts
Aggression Fighting Championship 11
September 15, 2012
Winnipeg Convention Centre
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
-Joe Doerksen vs. Kalib Starnes
-Tyson Steele vs. Jarod Milko
Rumble in the Cage 46
September 21, 2012
South Pavilion
Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
-Lee Mein vs. TBA
-Sean Merkl vs. TBA
September 22, 2012
Air Canada Centre
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Airing: PPV
-Demetrious Johnson vs. Joseph Benavidez (flyweight title)
-B.J. Penn vs. Rory MacDonald
-Michael Bisping vs. Brian Stann
-T.J. Grant vs. Evan Dunham
-Jim Hettes vs. Marcus Brimage
-Igor Pokrajac vs. Vinny Magalhaes
-Seth Baczynski vs. Simeon Thoresen
Jewels: 21st Ring
September 22, 2012
Shin-Kiba 1st Ring
Tokyo, Japan
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
-No bouts have been confirmed
Bellator Fighting Championships 74
September 28, 2012
Caesars Atlantic City
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Airing: MTV2
-No bouts have been confirmed
Championship Fighting Alliance 9
September 28, 2012
BankUnited Center
Coral Gables, Florida
-No bouts have been confirmed
UFC on Fuel TV 5
September 29, 2012
Capital FM Arena
Nottingham, England
Airing: Fuel TV
-Stefan Struve vs. Stipe Miocic
-Dan Hardy vs. Amir Sadollah
-Paul Sass vs. Matt Wiman
-Brad Pickett vs. Yves Jabouin
-Che Mills vs. Duane Ludwig
-Jason Young vs. Robert Peralta
-Andy Ogle vs. Akira Corassani
-Jorgen Kruth vs. Fabio Maldonado
-Brad Tavares vs. Tom Watson
-John Maguire vs. John Hathaway
-Pascal Krauss vs. Gunnar Nelson
-Jimi Manuwa vs. Kyle Kingsbury
Strikeforce: Melendez vs. Healy
September 29, 2012
Power Balance Pavilion
Sacramento, California
Airing: Showtime
-Gilbert Melendez vs. Pat Healy (lightweight title)
-Daniel Cormier vs. Frank Mir
UFC on FX 5
October 5, 2012
Venue & Location TBA
Airing: FX
-Bart Palaszewski vs. Diego Nunes
Super Fight League 5
October 6, 2012
Channai, India
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
-Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou vs. Trevor Prangley
October 6, 2012
Duncan Doughnuts Theater
Providence, Rhode Island
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
-Dave Bautista vs. Rashid Evans
Superior Challenge 8
October 6, 2012
Malmo Arena
Malmo, Sweden
-Ilir Latifi vs. Jeff Monson
Cage Warriors Fighting Championship: Fight Night 7
October 11, 2012
Al-Hussein Youth City Boxing Arena
Amman, Jordan
Airing LIVE: Fight Network
-No bouts have been confirmed
Bellator Fighting Championships 76
October 12, 2012
Caesars Windsor Hotel & Casino
Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Airing: MTV2
-Eddie Alvarez vs. TBA
Unified Aggression
October 12, 2012
Shaw Conference Centre
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Airing via Tape Delay: Fight Network
-Stephen Beaumont vs. TBA
-Mike Davis vs. TBA
-Tim Smith vs. TBA
-Denny Houle vs. TBA
-Josh Ladouceur vs. TBA
October 13, 2012
HSBC Arena
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Airing: PPV
-Jose Aldo vs. Erik Koch (featherweight title)
-Vitor Belfort vs. Alan Belcher
-Quinton "Rampage" Jackson vs. Glover Teixeira
-Cristiano Marcello vs. Reza Madadi
-Sergio Moraes vs. Renee Forte
-Rony Bezerra vs. Sam Sicilia
-Cezar Ferreira vs. TBA
October 27, 2012
Birmingham, England
Airing LIVE: Fight Network
-No bouts have been confirmed
Freedom Fight
October 27, 2012
Sudbury Arena
Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
-Daniel Roberts (12-4) vs. Nuri Shakir (17-19)
-Valerie Letourneau (4-3) vs. Vanessa Mariscal (2-1)
-Chris St Jean (5-3) vs. Josh Tavereine (2-3)
-Brent Fryia (6-2) vs. Syd Barnier (4-3)
-Mike Sledzion (3-3) vs. Josten Tardif (1-2)
-Pat Gionette (0-0) vs. Jarod Robb (0-0)
-Mitch Fryia (1-2) vs. Derek MacDonald (0-1)
-Blake Nash (1-1) vs. Aaron Basso (3-3)
-Michael Imperato (4-1) vs. TBA
-Craig Hudson (2-3) vs. TBA
November 2012
Venue & Location TBA
Airing LIVE: Fight Network
-No bouts have been confirmed
UFC on Fuel TV 6
November 10, 2012
Macau, China
Airing: Fuel TV
-No bouts have been confirmed
Legacy Fighting Championship 15
November 16, 2012
Arena Theater
Houston, Texas
Airing: AXStv
-Darrion Caldwell vs. TBA
November 17, 2012
Bell Centre
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Airing: PPV
-Georges St-Pierre vs. Carlos Condit (undisputed welterweight title)
-Martin Kampmann vs. Johny Hendricks
-Brendan Schaub vs. TBA
UFC on FOX 5
December 8, 2012
Venue & Location TBA
Airing: FOX
-No bouts have been confirmed
December 8, 2012
Wembley, England
Airing LIVE: Fight Network
-No bouts have been confirmed


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Orpheum Theatre presents
Mary Chapin Carpenter & Shawn Colvin
Buy Tickets Friday, November 1st - 08:00 PM
Reserved Ticket Pricing: $44.50 Orchestra; $34.50 Lower Balcony; $24.50 Upper Balcony
Acclaimed songwriters (and longtime friends) Mary Chapin Carpenter & Shawn Colvin share the stage as an intimate duo, performing material spanning their vast catalogues as well as some of their favorite songs.
Mary Chapin Carpenter has recorded 12 albums and has sold over 13 million records. With hits like 'Passionate Kisses' and 'He Thinks He'll Keep Her', Carpenter has won five Grammy Awards (with 15 nominations), two CMA awards, two Academy of Country Music awards for her vocals and was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in October of 2012. Her songs speak to the most personal of life's details and the most universal. Ashes and Roses, the new album from Carpenter, was released June 12, 2012 by Zoë/Rounder. This is Carpenter's twelfth studio album and features a special duet with James Taylor on the track 'Soul Companion'.
Shawn Colvin has won three Grammy Awards, including two for the hit single 'Sunny Came Home', and has been nominated for another seven. She has released 10 albums, appeared on countless television and radio programs, had her songs featured in major motion pictures and created a remarkable canon of work. In June, Colvin released her eighth studio album, All Fall Down. Recorded in Nashville and produced by her longtime friend Buddy Miller, it features a group of stellar musicians including Alison Krauss, Emmylou Harris, Bill Frisell and Jakob Dylan. The album's release coincided with the publication of Shawn's memoir, Diamond In The Rough. Diamond in the Rough looks back over a rich lifetime of highs and lows with stunning insight and candor. In its pages we witness the inspiring story of a woman honing her artistry, finding her voice, and making herself whole.
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In a galaxy far, far away, a dad teaches life lessons to his young son. Like other dads, he experiences the joys and difficulties of being a parent. Only this tale takes on a funny new twist – he happens to be Dark Lord of the Sith. And little Luke is there to challenge him at every turn in this humorous story about the special bond between father and son.
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"I build these funny narratives," their creator, Philip Smith, says, then corrects himself. "They build themselves. I'm just the secretary."
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The deeply personal symbolism of Smith's art sets it apart from the detached approach of many of his contemporaries who appropriated images in a deadpan or ironic fashion. According to Jen Mergel, senior curator of contemporary art at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts, Smith has shown "how an image-saturated age doesn't just affect our conscious, but also our subconscious."
Moving from his native Miami to New York in 1974, Smith, then in his early 20s, found work writing for Interview and as managing editor of GQ, jobs that led to introductions to Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns, and other well-known artists. The lessons Smith gleaned were subtle but potent. After a long night of drinking, Robert Rauschenberg pulled out a match to light a cigarette, then changed his mind. "Most people would throw the match out," Smith says. "He very slowly tucked it back into the matchbook. The respect he showed that little cardboard match was a lesson: Respect your materials."
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In 1999, when Kenny Dichter took his first private jet ride on a friend's Hawker 800XP from New York to Boston, the airplane wasn't all that took wing. Dichter spotted an untapped market. Less than a decade later, he helms a jet-card subsidiary to industry giant NetJets that had sales of approximately $800 million to $900 million last year.
December 1, 2008
The aviation bug bit Alex Wilcox at an early age, back when an airline pilot could invite a wide-eyed youngster into the cockpit during a long flight. Wilcox's Swiss mother and American father spent lots of time in Europe, and he vividly recalls extended conversations with pilots while crossing the North Atlantic.
June 1, 2008
When Benjamin Murray decided 11 years ago to enroll in a flight school and get his private pilot's license, he didn't give much thought to where that interest might lead him. By his own admission, he lacked the patience to continue flying and soon gave up his pilot-in-command time, but the business aspect of aviation still fascinated him.
April 1, 2008
Paul Touw had barely finished high school when his entrepreneurial spirit started paying dividends. Enrolled at University of the Pacific in Stockton, Calif., and short on tuition funds, he noticed that the physics department lacked good lab books.
April 1, 2008
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February 1, 2008
"I started when I was six," said Michael Scheeringa, when asked how he wound up in aviation. "I grew up in Phoenix, and when I was in grade school, I used to take the city bus to the airport and watch airplanes take off and land, and count passengers. At that point, I thought I'd want to build airports."
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Dreams do come true, and Luis Carlos Affonso is proof. An aeronautical engineer and private pilot, he took over in the spring of 2005 as executive vice president of the newly formed Embraer Executive Aviation division, a position he described as "just where I want to be."
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Josh Mesinger is vice president of J. Mesinger Jet Sales, a Boulder, Colo. corporate jet brokerage and consulting firm founded by his father, Jay. The younger Mesinger joined the company eight years ago, after graduating from George Washington University.
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Hi, I am a newbie Rails and web developer and I am having trouble locating examples/tutorials/howtos on the topic of creating forms for a model that has belongs_to relationship.
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Friday, February 14, 2014
Turbomeca Inks India, Indonesia Support Contracts
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During Singapore Airshow, Turbomeca (Safran) announced its agreement with Indonesia's PT Travira Air for a Customer Support agreement extending a "Support By The Hour" (SBH) contract for five more years.
Additionally, Turbomeca announced the achievement of a major milestone for both Turbomeca Asia Pacific (Singapore) and Heligo Charters Pvt Mumbai, India Ltd who have signed a new SBH contract to cover the Arriel 2C engines fitted on its fleet of two Dauphin AS 365N3 helicopters.
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The most important cloud acquisitions this year have one thing in common: OpenStack.
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Linux developers were once just that, developers. But their role is changing says the Linux Foundation, which is expanding its training options to help them.
The outspoken creator of Linux, Linus Torvalds, called for laptop makers to follow the tablet world's lead in using the highest-resolution displays possible on mobile devices, in a post on Google Plus.
The developers behind OpenStack have updated their open source cloud software package with a new graphical user interface and a unified authentication management system, the project's organizers announced Thursday.
Using OpenStack cloud software, Dell has created a package of hardware, software and services that organizations can use to deploy their own IaaS (Infrastructure-as-a-Service) operations.
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The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
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Sacred Canyon Lodge, Canyon de Chelly National Monument, AZ, Offering the only lodging within the national monument, the motel-style Thunderbird is reminiscent of older adobe buildings. The dining room is in the original trading post, built in 1896.
Holiday Inn Express, Grants, NM, With the Acoma Pueblo relatively close by, this a great base for the night. The hotel has an indoor pool and offers breakfast.
Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town, This beautiful landmark hotel is located on a plaza with 400 years of history and more than 200 shops and galleries. The hotel blends Albuquerque Style with Pueblo, Spanish Territorial, and Western cultural influences.
Casa Blanca Inn, Farmington, NM, Situated on a bluff, this beautifully appointed hacienda offers an oasis of peaceful courtyard gardens and trickling fountains. Breakfast features house recipes and fresh, homemade delights.
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Gone to the Dogs - Page 2
Protective Measures
Teresa Lewin, K-9 specialist for 30 years and VP of Doggone Safe Inc. (www.doggonesafe.com), feels that with more runners on trails than ever, runners coming in contact with unrestrained dogs is a growing problem. "It really is a matter of getting to the [dog] owner's heart," says Lewin. "It is their responsibility to love their dog enough to keep them from having the ability to hurt someone."
Lewin says the enforcement and even existence of leash laws varies greatly. So, you must have a plan of action if you encounter an aggressive, unleashed dog. Lewin recommends the "be a tree" approach to calm a barking or curious dog that is not showing the threat of eminent attack.
"Move away from the dog, turning sideways to it, and avoid direct eye contact," she says. "Shout. `No!' or, `Sit!' with authority. Hold anything you can in front of you to put distance between you and the dog. A stick, a water bottle, a jacket or even a hat can deter a barking dog. Never turn your back to the dog. Back away slowly as soon as the opportunity presents itself."
Get Aggro
For runners unwilling to take a passive approach to personal defense, there are a number of protection devices and products on the market. Lewin warns, "These are only as good as the user and can offer a false sense of security in a dangerous situation. If you are going to carry something, know how to use it."Dog spray and pepper gel are the most common choices for runners and can be powerful deterrents (Mace Muzzle Dog Pepper Spray is available at www.mace.com; Sabre Pepper Gel is available at www.sabrered.com). Gels are less vulnerable to wind but require greater accuracy than spray. It is important to safely test the spray or gel. Know how it will react in wind; is it a stream or a cloudburst? How far will it reach? The first time you press the button should not be when a charging dog is in front of you.
Dog "dazers" (the Dazer II is available at www.amazon.com) utilize sound waves to deter an attack; results with dazers are mixed. Extendable batons (available at www.defensedevices.com) are telescopic, heavy-duty weapons that can protract from a few inches to nearly two feet. Check with local authorities before carrying a baton.
Be Aware Out There
- Scan: your environment, watch for potential places for hidden threats.
- Listen: for people shouting (a dog may have broken loose), jingling tags.
- Watch: for grass moving against the wind's direction.
- Speak: in a friendly voice if you encounter a dog/owner; offer a greeting.


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The Columbine killers and most other school shooters are severely mentally ill, concludes psychologist Peter Langman in Why Kids Kill: Inside the Minds of School Shooters.
Released just before the 10th anniversary of Columbine, the book is all too timely as Germans try to figure out why 17-year-old Tim Kretschmer murdered 15 people, including nine students and three teachers at his former school, before killing himself. An unsuccessful student from an affluent family, Kretschmer had been treated at a psychiatric clinic for depression. Allegedly, the teen bragged about his plans on a chat room the night before the attack:
"I'm sick of this shitty life, always the same — everyone laughing at me, nobody sees my potential," it said. "I'm serious Bernd — I got guns here, and I'm gonna head over to my old school tomorrow and have myself a good ole barbecue."
Langman describes Columbine killer Eric Harris, 18, as a rage-filled, egotistical, conscience-less psychopath. After reading the journals of Dylan Klebold, 17, Langman diagnoses him as "psychotic, suffering from paranoia, delusions and disorganized thinking."
. . . Like Klebold, four other psychotic shooters profiled by Langman "were suicidally depressed and full of rage at the inexplicable unfairness of life," writes the 49-year-old psychologist. "In addition, they were not living in reality. They all believed that people or monsters conspired to do them harm … They were confused and desperate and lost in the mazes of their minds."
The most prevalent misconception about school shootings, Langman contends, is that they are perpetrated by loners or outcasts striking out against classmates who bullied them. In reality, most shooters were teased no more or no less than their peers, most had friends, and most of the victims were targeted at random.
How do you tell the kid who's dangerous from the kid who's just fantasizing? Look for "attack-related behavior," says Langman. But it may be seen only in hindsight.