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Debates of Sept. 21st, 2010
House of Commons Hansard #67 of the 40th Parliament, 3rd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was code.
- Question Period
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Combating Terrorism Act
- Cracking Down on Crooked Consultants Act
- Avonlea, Saskatchewan
- Irving Schwartz
- National Forest Week
- Pensions
- Arthur Versloot
- D. Scott McNutt
- CML Awareness Day
- Summit on the Millennium Development Goals
- Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada
- Alzheimer's
- The Economy
- Pensions
- The Economy
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Firearms Registry
- Government Spending
- National Defence
- Millennium Summit
- Government Spending
- Government Advertising
- Firearms Registry
- Quebec's Priorities
- The Economy
- Firearms Registry
- Oil and Gas Industry
- Securities Industry
- Veterans Affairs
- Aboriginal Affairs
- The Economy
- Agriculture
- Border Crossings
- Census
- Firearms Registry
- Committees of the House
- Cracking Down on Crooked Consultants Act
- Criminal Code
- Committees of the House
Cracking Down on Crooked Consultants Act
Government Orders
1:55 p.m.
Justin Trudeau Papineau, QC
Madam Speaker, I have not yet had the opportunity to attend a committee meeting, but I can say with absolute certainty that the Liberal Party will continue to respect Quebec's jurisdiction over immigration and other matters.
Cracking Down on Crooked Consultants Act
Government Orders
1:55 p.m.
The Acting Speaker Denise Savoie
The hon. member for Trinity—Spadina for a very quick question because of the statements by members coming up.
Cracking Down on Crooked Consultants Act
Government Orders
1:55 p.m.
Olivia Chow Trinity—Spadina, ON
Do you want to see the clock at 2 o'clock?
Cracking Down on Crooked Consultants Act
Government Orders
1:55 p.m.
The Acting Speaker Denise Savoie
Is there agreement to see the clock at 2 o'clock?
Cracking Down on Crooked Consultants Act
Government Orders
1:55 p.m.
Some hon. members
Cracking Down on Crooked Consultants Act
Government Orders
1:55 p.m.
The Acting Speaker Denise Savoie
The hon. member can ask a question when the debate resumes after question period. The hon. member for Papineau will have five minutes left in questions and comments.
Avonlea, Saskatchewan
Statements By Members
1:55 p.m.
Ray Boughen Palliser, SK
Madam Speaker, as MP for the Palliser riding, I am proud to stand today in the House of Commons to recognize the village of Avonlea, also known as Riderville, Saskatchewan.
2010 marks the 100th anniversary of Saskatchewan Roughrider football. To celebrate this milestone, the team challenged towns and villages across the province to show their Rider pride and to make their case as the proudest Rider community.
Citizens of Avonlea rose to the challenge. They covered their homes, businesses and even their street-sweeping machine in the team's famous green and white and they turned their Main Street into a replica of Mosaic Stadium.
I ask my colleagues to join me in congratulating the village of Avonlea on winning the contest and its $25,000 prize. I thank the village football fans for making me the proud member of Parliament for Riderville, Saskatchewan.
Irving Schwartz
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Mark Eyking Sydney—Victoria, NS
Madam Speaker, this weekend, Cape Bretoners mourned the loss of a great citizen, Irving Schwartz.
A native of New Waterford, he founded 30 companies that contributed greatly to our economy. He volunteered in many organizations, such as the Children's Aid Society, Junior Achievement, the Lions Club, and was a volunteer firefighter.
His support for the Cape Breton Regional Hospital and many other charitable causes has touched many of our lives. His role in eliminating the destructive land mines around the world was recognized internationally.
Mr. Schwartz was a recipient of the Order of Canada. He was deservedly proud of it, and we Cape Bretoners were proud of him.
Despite a battle with cancer and his diagnosis of Parkinson's disease, Irving kept working and he guaranteed it. He loved to work hard no matter what the task at hand.
I will personally miss him. He supported me and gave me a lot of advice over the years. I encourage all members of the House of Commons to offer their condolences to his wife, Diana, and their family and friends.
Irving Schwartz will be sadly missed but his legacy will continue on.
National Forest Week
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Paule Brunelle Trois-Rivières, QC
Madam Speaker, since this is National Forest Week, as the natural resources critic for the Bloc Québécois, I would like to make my colleagues aware of how vital these resources are to the planet.
As we know, trees purify the air. The forests in Quebec and Canada capture close to 40 megatonnes of CO2 every year, and this is absolutely free. Forests, which cover more than 760,000 square km in Quebec, are a renewable resource that we must develop responsibly. Forests ask for nothing in return for everything that they do, other than to be treated with respect.
Furthermore, forests account for many jobs in Quebec. The forestry industry plays an important role in Quebec and it deserves financial support.
I am calling on the government to do everything it can to protect this resource for the future and to help the forestry industry make it through this unprecedented crisis.
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Carol Hughes Algoma—Manitoulin—Kapuskasing, ON
Madam Speaker, New Democrats are calling for the Canada pension plan to be doubled, to raise the guaranteed income supplement for low income seniors and to protect workplace pensions.
With 1.5 million Canadians still out of work and six in ten living paycheque to paycheque, we are seeing that there is still a lot of economic recovery to be made.
No one is in a better position to know this than Canada's seniors, who struggle to survive with increasingly tight budgets while the cost of basic necessities such as heating oil, fruit and vegetables keeps climbing.
Canada's seniors have been thrown a bone by the government in the form of $1.55 a month increase in their OAS, an incredible amount that will help everyone forget about the fake lake at the G8, as well as the latest Conservative-Liberal tax grab, the HST. The $1.55 is almost enough for a can of beans or a cup of coffee.
Mr. Robert Taylor of Elliot Lake is so excited about this development that he is saving up his increase. He would like the Prime Minister to tell him how best to invest this windfall so that he can really maximize his extra $18.65 a year.
Arthur Versloot
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Mike Allen Tobique—Mactaquac, NB
Madam Speaker, I note that all of us as MPs enjoy our time in our riding and, while many events come to mind from this past summer, I want to pay special recognition to a 4-H group in New Brunswick and a tremendous leader.
Having had a chance to visit many local 4-H achievement days and act as a judge during the provincial competition, there is no doubt that we have a group of young citizens focused on creating a positive environment in their schools and in their communities.
What made this year's provincial show bittersweet was the passing of Arthur Versloot, a well-known dairy farmer from Keswick Ridge who was taken from us by accident at far too young an age just before the provincial show. Arthur will be remembered for his contribution to family, community and to 4-Hers as a kind mentoring leader. He will certainly be missed by those of us who got to know him for his various endeavours and we know the gap that has been created with his passing.
In spite of all this, the young people forged ahead, readied themselves for the show and, in true 4-H spirit, competed in the most statesmanlike fashion.
We will certainly miss Arthur. His efforts on behalf of young 4-Hers will live on for many years to come. Our thoughts go out to his wife, Karen, and the entire Versloot family.
D. Scott McNutt
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Michael Savage Dartmouth—Cole Harbour, NS
Mr. Speaker, last Monday, the remarkable life of D. Scott McNutt ended.
It started in Digby, included stints in the British Merchant Navy and at St. F.X., a social welfare crusader, a young MLA, a busy cabinet minister, a businessman and an artist.
In Premier Gerald Regan's reforming cabinet of the 1970s, Scott led many positive changes, including the construction of the Dartmouth General Hospital where he spent his final days 35 years later.
He was a renaissance man, a visionary, a dapper, eloquent man who studied and had an innate sense of history, politics and people.
An accomplished artist, his paintings reflect those things he held dear--people, the earth and the sea.
To spend time with Scott, one learned to bring one's wit and words but to check one's ego at the door. He had no time for pretense.
He lived his life for good company and for his family, especially Jamie, Laura and Clive, who mourn him now. But they know, as do his friends, that Scott McNutt lived his life without malice or regret and he left on his own terms. He and we are proud of that.
CML Awareness Day
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Joy Smith Kildonan—St. Paul, MB
Mr. Speaker, tomorrow is CML Awareness Day and I am honoured to host a lunch briefing here in Ottawa to celebrate the great progress being made to control CML.
CML is a slowly progressing cancer of the blood and bone marrow. It is the first cancer for which scientists were able to identify the genetic anomaly involved, and that is the Philadelphia chromosome. This discovery has led to the development of the first targeted cancer therapy. While these therapies are highly effective, they are not a cure and are very expensive. Additionally, some patients still require regular blood transfusions and bone marrow transplants. Further stem cell research is vital to fighting this disease.
I would like to recognize the work of the CML Society of Canada, a not for profit organization that provides invaluable support, education and information to patients and families.
We need to remember that more work is needed to ensure all cancer patients have access to the best treatments and services available.
Summit on the Millennium Development Goals
Statements By Members
September 21st, 2010 / 2:05 p.m.
Josée Beaudin Saint-Lambert, QC
Mr. Speaker, the summit on the millennium development goals is currently under way at the UN, and I would like to add my voice to those of NGOs that recently slammed this Conservative government for its weak commitments.
Not happy with sabotaging the talks on adopting a global tax on financial transactions, which would represent a significant source of income, the Conservatives are still falling far short of the shared target of 0.7% of GNP for development aid that Canada set for itself by signing on to the millennium goals.
No, the Prime Minister will not fool anyone with the speech he is giving tonight in New York. After choosing to give a speech at Tim Horton's last year instead of the UN—which shows how interested the Conservatives are in the UN and international co-operation—this government needs to stop with the rhetoric and opportunistic speeches and start truly acting on behalf of the poorest people on the planet.
Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Deepak Obhrai Calgary East, AB
Mr. Speaker, yesterday, the Liberal leader questioned whether Canada deserves a seat on the UN Security Council. He should be ashamed of himself for attempting to run down Canada on the international stage. He should put the country's interests ahead of his own personal political interests.
Thanks to this government, Canada's international leadership is well established. We have provided considerable support to the UN mandates in Afghanistan, Haiti and Sudan. Our generosity to international assistance and our rapid response to international disasters, such as the recent flooding in Pakistan, should make all Canadians proud.
Sadly, the Liberal leader ignores all of this and chooses to try to score cheap political points on the opening day of Parliament when he claims that he wants to be productive.
This shows yet again that the Liberal leader is not in it for Canadians. He is only in for himself.


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Former child actress Andrea Barber '99 made a recent appearance on the daytime talk show hosted by Katie Couric. The episode, which focused on where child stars are now, featured a number of former child actors including Candace Cameron Bure, Barber's co-star on the popular TV sitcom Full House.
"She's very intelligent and smart," said Cameron Bure of Barber who played a ditzy teenager named Kimmy Gibbler.
Barber left show business after Full House and subsequently earned a degree in English from Whittier College. At York University in England she went on to received an M.A. in women's studies.
In 2002, Barber married Jeremy Rytky with whom she has two children--a nine-year-old son named Tate and a six-year-old daughter named Felicity.
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Schumer visits county, pushes for airport funding
JAMESTOWN – The Chautauqua County Airport in Jamestown is receiving a push for funding from Sen. Charles Schumer.
Schumer, D-N.Y., spoke at the airport Friday to call on the federal Department of Transportation to grant the airport a one-year waiver to maintain its $1.9 million in funding from the Essential Air Service program.
Vince Horrigan, county executive; Sam Arcadipane, Chautauqua County airport and parks manager; George Spanos, director of public facilities; and Mayor Sam Teresi were in support of the senator's push.
"We're here to talk a little common sense," Schumer said, using an example of being in school and pleading with a teacher to raise a grade of 89.5 up to an A. "We deserve it."
"Economic development is critical to Chautauqua County and the availability of low-cost flights from our airport is something we are constantly using to help attract new businesses to the region," Horrigan said. "Losing the Essential Air Service funding now would be a critical blow to our efforts to grow our regional economy and so I am proud to join Sen. Schumer in pushing to help get this funding extended."
Schumer also mentioned that the airport expects a greater demand for cheaper flights to Cleveland and that local attractions, including wine tours and the Chautauqua Institution, rely on airport traffic. According to Schumer, Cummins Engine is a big supporter of the low-cost air service out of Jamestown.
"Cummins Engine has always been a big supporter of low-cost, reliable air service out of the Chautauqua County Airport, and a viable Chautauqua County Airport facility," said Mike Abbate, plant manager of Cummins Jamestown Engine plant. "Air service is an important asset to any local business, including ours, and we thank Sen. Schumer for his strong support on this issue."
The program requires airports to service a minimum average of 10 passengers per day to continue enrollment and receive funding. Last year, the Jamestown airport serviced an average of 9.96, 38 passengers short of meeting the requirement.
Reportedly, 52 flights were canceled due to inclement weather conditions and equipment failure – lack of interest was not the cause of coming up short of the requirement.
The airport has been making technical upgrades to its weather station, which caused the cancellation of multiple flights.
Schumer noted that the airport's average passenger figure last year was merely a "temporary decline."
According to Schumer, the airport is working with Silver Airlines and local attractions to increase passenger numbers through collaborative ventures. He noted that within the last three months, passenger figures are up 17 percent from their 2012 totals.
"The irony is that Jamestown airport is poised to grow, and can easily meet this threshold next year, but all of that is in jeopardy if the DOT fails to grant this waiver," Schumer said. "In such a small community, a growing airport is like a diamond in the rough; it creates economic growth and offers local residents a travel option otherwise unavailable to them."
Teresi concluded the event by noting how much it meant to him when Schumer called him the night of his election in November of 1999 – the first call he received as the newly elected mayor.
"I want to thank Sen. Schumer for pushing for this waiver to enable the Chautauqua County-Jamestown Airport to maintain its Essential Air Service status," Teresi said. "Through the efforts of county government and, in particular, under the guidance of airport manager Sam Arcadipane, there have been significant strides made that will no doubt increase passenger utilization in and out of this airport during the coming months. Commercial airline passenger service is an important and indispensable component of our economic development strategy for the greater Jamestown area.
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A central Ohio collector of baseball memorabilia, along with the Ohio Village Muffins, has helped the Travel Channel tell the story of a player who profoundly changed the game.
William Arthur "Candy" Cummings, a pitcher in the National Association and National League in the 1860s and '70s, is credited with inventing the curveball — which led to the first glove for a sport that had previously been played barehanded.
The cable network will highlight Cummings' contribution to America's pastime on a Thursday episode of Mysteries at the Museum, a series that revisits U.S. history and historical treasures.
As part of the segment, Tracy Martin — a Grove City resident whose memorabilia collection spans more than 150 years — shows viewers an early glove and a player score card with the Cummings name.
"We strive to tell stories that take place in a historical landscape that people have some familiarity with but that contain a narrative twist that provides deeper understanding and insight," said Tim McConville, a Mysteries at the Museum producer.
"This story is a great example of that."
The Travel Channel found Martin through the Ohio Historical Society.
"In our early conversations with Tracy," McConville said, "it became clear that his insight and institution would lend itself to a great piece."
Martin, a driver for Waste Management, happily shared his knowledge and memorabilia.
"It's really great that a national show had the appreciation for the pieces in my collection," he said, "and (thought) it was deserving of being showcased in a really interesting re-enactment of one of the most important events in baseball history."
In working with the Travel Channel, Martin brought up his membership in the Ohio Village Muffins, the Columbus vintage baseball team made up of society volunteers who play according to 1860s rules.
Then the Muffins, too, became part of the Mysteries of the Museum episode, which was filmed in June.
The team re-creates Cummings' experiments with arm motions and various ball grips as well as parts of the game in which he first threw a curveball.
Rudy Frias, a Muffins member, portrays Cummings.
"He is a huge part of the history of baseball because now, in today's game, there are so many pitches; there are a thousand different grips for curveballs, sliders, knuckle balls," said Frias, an Ohio University alumnus who studied theater.
"So he really pioneered — blazed that trail — for pitchers to be able to control the game."
Frias, 32, welcomed the role of the old-time legend, he said.
"To be able to portray him (Cummings) is actually ... very cool."


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found and purchased a new browning a5 the other day. just wondering if anyone else has gotten one and what there opions are on it. seem like nice gun really light. has a pretty good kick to it i think but shot it 5 times and barrel was really hot not really noticed that on my other guns. is that somethin normal to be excessivly hot?
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im in the market to get a new auto for this season. the me know the pros and cons of your new a5 after shoot it some more. hot barrel is normal. if the barrels not hot, your not shootin.
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Bought mine about 4 months ago. Very light and shoulders like a dream for me. Ive shot about 200 rounds of 2 3/4 at the range.(skeet and sporting clays) cycles smooth and quick on those doubles. I did have a jam while using the quick load feature once but have used it many times since and have had no problems. Overall I am very happy with the gun and cant wait to bring out to the blind and put some hard use on it. Barrel did get hot but nothing i haven't experienced with other shot guns in the past.
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ya i agree it shoulders well and the nice deep groove starting the venelated rib is awesome! havent done any clays yet but looking forward to it. is urs a 3.5 inch?
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Yes sir. 3.5 inch with a 28 inch barrel. Real tree max-4 camo. Probably wont be using the 3.5's for any duck hunting, but geese and turkey you bet
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It's an inertia driven gun right? Where is the gas going to go- down the barrel. With a gas operated, the gas must go through the piston, so some of the heat is "dissipated" that way. I wouldn't worry about it at all though. I had a Super Black Eagle 2 that would do the same thing.
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had mine for oxer a year but it is a 3 inch it is great went dove hunting and duck hunting . got 10 candas goose and ducks with it . you will be happy with the new a 5 . the d c crew shooting mossbergs this year all i can say is lots of luck with that
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Jenny Deller
In director/ writer Jenny Deller's movie "Future Weather," which the New York Times called a "tiny, beautifully acted movie," a 13-year-old girl named Lauduree becomes increasingly passionate about saving the environment as her own fragile personal world begins to crumble and transform around her.
Deller has seen her own environment transform since she started working on the movie five years ago: She moved to Columbus in August with her boyfriend, who works at Ohio State. One of her favorite Columbus activities? Checking out all the ethnic food markets and shops on Morse Road.
Yesterday, Deller met me at Caffé Apropos. We shared a Pattycake Bakery chocolate chip cookie and our thoughts on home, the environment, writing and women in film.
Tonight Deller will introduce a screening of "Future Weather" at the Wexner Center. (If you can't make it, the movie is for sale on DVD and iTunes and will be on Netflix this summer.)
Tomorrow, Deller said, she'll start writing her next feature film.
Perla Haney-Jardine as Lauduree in "Future Weather." Courtesy First Pond Entertainment.
Lili Taylor as Ms. Markovi in "Future Weather." Courtesy First Pond Entertainment.
Jenny Deller introduces "Future Weather"
Wexner Center
7 p.m. Wednesday, May 1
Admission: $8 general public
Tell me a little about your background in filmmaking.
I'd studied all forms of storytelling in my youth and college. I wrote for a long time, short fiction. Then I got into acting. I lived in New York for five years pursuing acting, and the whole time I was there I was making short films. I finally decided, "I think I am ready to try a feature. That's what I really want to do. Maybe it's time to put all of my focus there." That's when I decided to write a feature length script [which became "Future Weather"].
What were some of your short films about?
They were definitely for learning purposes mainly. They were much quirkier than my feature. I was really interested in physical theater for a while so the first short I made I played a clown. It's a silent film. There was a much more ambitious one that was about 20 minutes and I shot that in Portland, Oregon, which is where I went to college. It was more of a quirky love story but again not as traditionally realist as "Future Weather."
Watch "Save the Future," a short film by Jenny Deller.
Did making those short films and learning to tell stories that way influence "Future Weather"?
I think that it just gave me an appreciation for process, that you make a movie not just on set but through editing, through collaborating with your actors. Music can also add to it. But "Future Weather" was my first very professional, much more traditionally made film. I wanted to use the experience to get to work with as many collaborators as I could instead of wearing all the hats myself. It was the first time I actually worked with an editor, which I loved. It was the first time that I got to work with a composer, which was incredible. It makes everything richer than what just one person can bring. I think that's why I really enjoy filmmaking, it's collaborative.
So are you particularly interested in the environment as a social issue?
For whatever reason, I'm drawn to environmental issues more so than other social issues. Not that I don't care, but for some reason my heart just — I have a soft spot for that. I wouldn't consider myself a stereotypical granola, Birkenstock-wearing environmentalist, and I like the outdoors, but I'm not even, like, a big outdoors person, I just always seen the environment as where we live, as our home, not this thing that's separate from us. I think as a society we've got to break down that barrier or we're going to be in big trouble.
The first theme I was looking at in "Future Weather" was about a girl who's forced to leave her home. And how does she feel about that. I wasn't just looking at that "Capital E Environment," but all these little environments — her bedroom, her house — and all of these spaces that we inhabit.
How does home play a role in your life?
I think I'm always searching for home. I think I'm always searching for some place where I feel I belong. I don't know that I've found it yet.
For me, home represents my independence. I need my own place and I need to be there when I am overwhelmed.
One of the character's in ["Future Weather"] is Lauduree's mother and she got pregnant when she was 17. She didn't really want to have a kid but was forced into it. She then had to live at her mother's house for the first five years of her kid's life because she couldn't afford her own place. She couldn't be independent. So then when she finally could she moved as far away from her mother as she could, which was maybe five or 10 miles, but I think it felt remote. That's where Lauduree's made her home, in this very remote, rural trailer, which I think her mother fostered this sense of "we have our own little island, our own little space."
Is that part of why it's extra difficult for Lauduree to leave?
Yeah, that was something her and her mother had together.
There are a lot of female roles in this film. You're telling their stories and the stories of their relationships, like that one. Why is telling women's stories of particular interest to you?
As a writer I think one of my primary interests is character. I find character through voice, through what they have to say. I think women don't have as much of a space or have as much of a voice in our culture as they should. I think particularly in films it's even worse. I don't' get to see a lot of movies where women are even talking to each other in intelligent ways.
Even when you do see movies with a lot of female characters, they're not talking about much else than men.
Having a film with intelligent, interesting, flawed women characters has been both the film's gift and curse because people who get to see the film really respond to it. I have yet to hear anyone who has seen the film call it a chick flick. I think people just are genuinely responding to the characters, whether they are men or women. I think women are particularly happy to see what you and I are looking for in a film. But what's happened is it's also created a barrier for marketing the film. It's such a small film. No distributors felt comfortable enough to distribute it theatrically, that's why we're distributing it ourselves. We do have a distributor for digital and DVD and all those things, so you can see it, but no distribution company had the confidence to come in and say, "We think there's a market out there for this movie and we know how to reach it." What we've found is there is a market and they really want to see this film, but as DIY producers we don't have the means to get it out there.
How would you describe that market?
I think it has a wider audience — men, women, teenage kids. If I had to really hone in on a more target market, I think it's women anywhere between 19 and 65 that are longing to see women portrayed more honestly.
Another thing that's been interesting is I think that male critics will completely gloss over Amy Madigan's role in the film. She's the grandmother. She gives an incredible performance. You rarely get to see a 60-something woman given a role in a film with that much depth and that much honesty. There's nothing stereotyped about her but she gets put in a little category, maybe gets a mention about her performance but [critics are] always honed in on the younger women in the film. … The big surprise [in the movie's reviews] has been how invisible Amy's been to critics.
Amy Madigan as Greta in "Future Weather." Courtesy First Pond Entertainment.
Do you see any of yourself in Lauduree?
I think there's a part of me in every character of the film. I think what Lauduree and I have in common is perhaps a tendency to be overwhelmed by uncertainty and a proneness for anxiety. I think I got to explore ways to alleviate that, find a better path I guess. Lauduree's journey is a lot about accepting uncertainty; it's kind of a Zen path. She has to just remain open to the world and trust in things versus fighting them or trying to control them.
Was filming "Future Weather" therapeutic for you? What did you take away personally from sharing this story?
If I'm really honest it'll make me kind of emotional, but it gave me a lot more confidence in myself. I proved to myself that I could really see something through beginning to end, that I had the focus to do it. I didn't know I could be so passionate about something. Maybe I've learned to trust myself as an artist more.
Any aspect of "Future Weather" that you love?
I love the male characters in "Future Weather," too, the actors. We spend a lot of time talking about the women characters because they're leads but Anubhav Jain, who plays Lauduree's friend Neel, and then Bill Sadler, who plays Greta's boyfriend Ed, were just pleasures. I don't know that we see male characters like that very often either. Being sensitive, being supportive. They're also flawed. I don't think they're stereotypical men.
What has made you happy to have done "Future Weather"?
A very gratifying response that I didn't expect was I've had a lot of people who were abandoned by their parents come to me and say, "That was very truthful. That was very emotional." A bunch of emotions for them. They felt grateful that the film was there for them.
Last movie you watched:
"E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial"
What are you obsessed with watching or reading now:
"Enlightened" on HBO
Favorite movie when you were a teenager:
"Pee-wee's Big Adventure"
Favorite meal you've had in Columbus:
Fish ribs at Sage
Favorite band:
The Budos Band (her brother, who composed a song for "Future Weather" is in the band)
Favorite movie you recently watched:
"Pilgrim Song"
Favorite female actress or character in a movie:
Ellen Burstyn in "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore"


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by Anton Shilov
Seagate Technology on Monday unveiled a new app for Google Android operating system that will provide a seamless wireless connection to GoFlex Satellite 500GB mobile hard disk drive. Previously, the GoFlex Satellite sported limited compatibility with Android platform.
The GoFlex Satellite provides 500GB capacity that can be accessed using Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n interfaces and sports a rechargeable battery that sports up to 5 hours of battery life and up to 25 hours of standby time. The external hard disk drive also sports USB 3.0 interface. Although previously compatible with Android tablets and phones by using the device's browser, the experience with GoFlex Satellite mobile wireless storage will now be enhanced through the seamless connectivity and added features of the GoFlex media app for Android.
"Seagate's line of GoFlex external storage has always been about enabling flexibility and part of this flexibility is being OS agnostic. Seagate GoFlex Satellite mobile wireless storage continues with this theme of flexibility by providing added storage to mobile devices where there may not be a physical port to connect a cable. An Android supported app had been part of our development plans for the product from the very start. We are now pleased to offer the new GoFlex media app from the Android Market," said Patrick Connolly, vice president and general manager for Seagate retail product group.
Seagate GoFlex Satellite mobile wireless storage is currently available worldwide for a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $199.99.


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The possible use of spin rather than charge as a state variable in devices for processing and storing information has been widely discussed1, 2, because it could allow low-power operation and might also have applications in quantum computing. However, spin-based experiments and proposals for logic applications typically use spin only as an internal variable, the terminal quantities for each individual logic gate still being charge-based3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. This requires repeated spin-to-charge conversion, using extra hardware that offsets any possible advantage. Here we propose a spintronic device that uses spin at every stage of its operation. Input and output information are represented by the magnetization of nanomagnets that communicate through spin-coherent channels. Based on simulations with an experimentally benchmarked model, we argue that the device is both feasible and shows the five essential characteristics9, 10 for logic applications: concatenability, nonlinearity, feedback elimination, gain and a complete set of Boolean operations.
For further information, see below:
1. Proposal for an all spin logic device with built-in memory. (Nature Nanotech, 2010)
2. Switching Energy-Delay of all spin logic devices (Applied Physics Letters, 2011)
3. All Spin Logic Device with Inbuilt Nonreciprocity (IEEE Transaction on Nanotechnology, Invited paper, 2011)
4. All Spin Logic Devices (United States Patent, Priority date: 2011, Filed 2012, Issued 2013)
5. All Spin Logic – Modeling Multi-magnet Networks Interacting via Spin currents (To appear 2014)
(Handbook of Spintronics, Springer). This is a detailed book chapter documenting all the details.


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For more than five years, Jacqueline Kimberly has been creating artisan jewelry with a Palm Beach twist. We sat down with the designer to unearth her artistic process and find out what goes into each piece.
Connection to Palm Beach: Jacqueline's family moved to Palm Beach in 1982, but she left to attend the University of Tampa. She flirted with the idea of living in Palm Beach full-time throughout the 2000s, finally committing to the island in 2010.
Background: After receiving her bachelor's degree in physiology and a minor in fine art from the University of Tampa, she began developing and working in an art gallery. Her art career led her to Boston, where she became a private art curator and dealer. Throughout this time, she was creating art but was a bit too timid to show it off. "I was nervous about doing art," Jacqueline says. "I would do it and then never show it to anyone."
The Jewelry Bug: Jacqueline's jewelry-making endeavor began as a hobby. She loved working with beads and creating unique pieces with cool materials. This passion eventually snowballed into a full-time career.
Palm Beach Inspiration: Palm Beach's girly-girl personality and natural beauty are big inspirations in Jacqueline's jewelry. The colors and natural elements of the beach as well as Palm Beach's flora and fauna pop up in her collections. In her early design years, she also enjoyed scouring vintage shops for unique pieces to incorporate into her designs.
The Jacqueline Kimberly Woman: "She's just like me," Jacqueline jokes. She stresses that her clients aren't label obsessed, and prefer instead to spend their money on artisan pieces.
Evolution as a Designer: Her jewelry aesthetic has transitioned from chunky pieces with heavy beading to a more delicate feel featuring lots of draping details.
Favorite Materials: Jacqueline adores tourmaline and uses the stone throughout her collections. "I'm also back into pearls," she says.
Celebrity Fans: Courteney Cox, Amber Valletta and Toni Collette have all been spotted in Jacqueline's pieces. In addition, Blake Lively sported her jewelry in an episode of Gossip Girl and Maya Rudolph wore a piece in the film Away We Go.
Current Collections: Her Ceridwen Collection exemplifies who Jacqueline is as a woman and designer. "These pieces are ladylike and feminine with an unexpected edge," she says. She's also working on a more accessible collection entitled Uccellino–Italian for little bird–which will feature vermeil instead of gold and launches in July.
Available At: Jacqueline Kimberly's pieces are sold at the Cultural Council of Palm Beach County in Lake Worth, at Michelle Farmer Collaborate in Palm Beach and through her website, jacquelinekimberly.com.


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Many unknowing people have carelessly bought this WINDING ROAD thing on line, thinking it to be the ANTHOLOGY set. A friend of mine was such a victim of this deception.
Why he thought WINDING ROAD was the same as ANTHOLOGY:
1) Both have 5 DVD discs
2) Was advertized as the definitive story of the Beatles.
3) Release date very close to the ANTHOLOGY release date
4) LONG AND WINDING ROAD once served as a working title for what became ANTHOLOGY
LONG AND WINDING ROAD was available at least a week or two ahead of ANTHOLOGY, so some fans, anxious for ANTHOLOGY, thought that this was the real deal. I saw bits of it, and it's truly crap.


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REVIEW: Sony α7S Flashback (microCAST • GALLERY • VIDEO)
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Japanese Startup News from the Heart of the Movement
The first part of the live action Attack on Titan movie will finally be released in 2 days on August 1st!
The second part of the movie will be released on September 19th.
SoftBank Robotics sent out a press release that its personal robot, Pepper, will start working as a beauty advisor robot in a Loft store in Shibuya (Tokyo) and Yokohama (Kanagawa) on July 25.
Pepper Gallery
Honda Walk Assist, which supports gait rehabilitation, will be released for customers on a leasing basis in November.
Honda Walk Assist is a therapeutic, wearable robotic device designed to help induce inverted natural pendulum-type walking. It can be used for walking training under the guidance of doctors or rehabilitation staff.
Ahead of its release, Sony will start showcasing new flagship mirorrless interchangeable-lens camera - α7R II (Alpha 7 R Mark 2) - in Sony's stores in Ginza (Tokyo), Nagoya (Aichi), and Osaka (Osaka).
It will be available for sale on August 7. The estimated price is ¥440,000 (~$3,550).
REVIEW: Sony Alpha 7S
Green House is going to release 2 playful USB drive models in late July.
The models are a dice game version (UFDCSA8G-DC) and roulette version (UFDCSA8G-RL), and you can actually play with them - which is important. Because storing and moving data lacks


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As corporate chef overseeing three restaurants in the Oregon coastal resort town of Cannon Beach, Will Leroux has a long Christmas gift list. Every year he gives something special from his own garden or kitchen to the cooking staffs at the three restaurants. This year it�s clam chowder. What makes Chef Will�s clam chowder a hit is the emphasis on the sweet briny clams from the Oregon coast, but canned clams stand in just fine. Chef Will guarantees happy, yummy and healthy holidays with a festive jar of his clam chowder. Delicious and great for your bones�what could be better?
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- Philly
- Packers
- Saints
- Arizona
- Cowboys
- Lions
Philly over Packers in NFC Championship
- Balt
- New England
- Houston
- Pitt
- San Diego
Balt over Houston in AFC Championship
Philly over Balt in the Super Bowl
Philly is all talk just because they have all those good players. Those players are from different places and good teams need to think in-sync. They won't have that because of their egos.
Therefore the Packers have that and will go all the way.
Wow, Andy. That had to hurt!!


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by Anton Shilov
Globalfoundries, a leading contract maker of semiconductors controlled by Advanced Micro Devices and Advanced Technology Investment Company, on Thursday announced the appointment of new leaders. Doug Grose, a former manufacturing chief at AMD, will leave his CEO post at GF and will be temporarily replaced by Ajit Manocha, a former advisor to ATIC. In addition, the company appointed chairman and vice chairman.
Ajit Manocha has been appointed interim chief executive officer of Globalfoundries. James A. Norling will serve as executive chairman and Ibrahim Ajami (the chief executive of ATIC) will serve as vice chairman of the Globalfoundries board of directors. All appointments are effective immediately. The move by Globalfoundries is quite surprising, given the fact that the company currently does not have a replacement for CEO.
Doug Grose, who has served as CEO of Globalfoundries since its inception, will transition to become senior advisor to Globalfoundries and ATIC with a focus on technology leadership and ensuring delivery of next generation technologies for competitive differentiation. Chia Song Hwee, chief operating officer, will remain with the company in that position until August 2011, when he will return to be part of Singapore's business future.
One of the reasons why Globalfoundries might fire Mr. Grose is delays with the ramp up of 32nm silicon-on-insulator process technology, which forced GF to sign a new wafer purchase agreement with AMD under which the latter pays only for working chips, not for the whole wafer.
"Doug Grose and Chia Song Hwee formed the foundation of Globalfoundries, bringing together the world's leading-edge manufacturing technology with the heritage of a full-service foundry partner. This new leadership team will build on that foundation, as we increase investment in technology, capacity and talent while optimizing performance," said James Norling, the chairman of Globalfoundries.
Ajit Manocha's focus in the short-term is to work closely with top management and talent of the company to optimize performance, continue progress on the customer and technology roadmap, and continue the efficient ramp of capacity in Dresden and New York. Mr. Manocha is a veteran semiconductor industry executive with more than 30 years of global expertise in operations, general management, and manufacturing. The executive worked at Spansion, NXP, AT&T and so on.
Through end of May 2011, ATIC had invested over $6 billion, to acquire the former manufacturing assets of Advanced Micro Devices in Dresden, Germany ($2.1 billion in March 2009) and the assets of Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing of Singapore ($3.1 billion in December 2009) as well as an estimated $1 billion to construct a new fabrication facility in upstate New York. Through the end of 2012, ATIC will invest another approximately $6 billion in manufacturing capacity in Dresden, Singapore and New York with initial construction to begin in Abu Dhabi.
"Globalfoundries, with the continuous support of ATIC, is in the middle of an intense, competitive ramp-up of manufacturing capacity and technology development. Under this new leadership team, investment in Globalfoundries will double over the next 18 months," said Mr. Ajami.
Ibrahim Ajami has been CEO of ATIC since November 2008, leading the investment company through strategic acquisitions of semiconductor manufacturing assets and the creation of Globalfoundries as well as other investments in innovative start-up companies such as Calxeda.. He joined ATIC from Mubadala Development Company, where he was associate director of acquisitions and led the initial investment in AMD in 2007.


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Calcium is the most abundant mineral in the body. So it's no surprise that it has many important functions. Calcium's primary role is to build strong bones and teeth. Calcium helps muscles contract, nerves transmit signals, blood clot and blood vessels contract and expand. These functions are so important that your body will extract calcium from your skeleton if you aren't getting enough from your diet.
Milk, cheese, yogurt, calcium-set tofu (tofu prepared with calcium salts; check the label), kale and broccoli are all good sources. If you are worried about the fat content in dairy foods, choose low-fat and fat-free versions, which are usually no different in their calcium content.
You may have heard that calcium from vegetables is not as available to your body as calcium from dairy sources. This is true to some extent. Calcium is poorly absorbed from some vegetables and beans, such as spinach, sweet potatoes, rhubarb, red beans and pinto beans. For example, just one-tenth of the calcium from spinach is absorbed compared to that from milk sources. However, just as much calcium is absorbed from vegetables in the kale family (broccoli, bok choy, cabbage, mustard greens) as from milk sources. While this is good news, keep in mind that some vegetables contain more calcium per gram than others. For example, you would have to consume much greater amounts of broccoli to get the same amount you might get from kale.
Chronically low intakes of calcium can contribute to the development of osteoporosis, a condition of increased bone fragility that can up your risk for bone fracture. In the United States each year, 1.5 million fractures are associated with osteoporosis.
Growing individuals (infants, children and adolescents) who do not get enough calcium will be unable to achieve optimal levels of bone mass, thus putting them at increased risk for osteoporosis as they age.
You may be wondering, are there any signs of calcium deficiency before someone develops osteoporosis? Unfortunately, one of the reasons that osteoporosis sneaks up on you is because simple dietary deficiency produces no obvious symptoms.
Excessively high intakes of calcium from supplements have been shown to cause kidney stones and poor kidney function. High levels of calcium can also prevent your body from absorbing other minerals properly, such as iron, phosphorus and zinc.
NOTE: The table is adapted from the Dietary Reference Intakes reports. Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs), when available, are in bold type; Adequate Intakes (AIs) are followed by an asterisk(*). RDAs and AIs may both be used as goals for individual intake. RDAs are set to meet the needs of almost all individuals (97 to 98 percent) in a group. For healthy breastfed infants, the AI is the mean intake. The AI for other life stage and gender groups is believed to cover the needs of all individuals in the group, but lack of data means the percentage of individuals covered by this intake cannot be specified with confidence.Values in parentheses, marked with a double asterisk (**) represent the RDA/AI in micrograms.UL = The maximum level of daily nutrient intake that is likely to pose no risk of adverse effects. Unless otherwise specified, the UL represents total intake from food, water and supplements.


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Ready for a {Colour} Challenge?
July 5, 2011 by Core'dinator
Filed under Core Blog
We are!
You know we always love colour around here and last month we have a few posts about Colour Lovers. An awesome place where you can go and create your own personalized colour palettes.
WELL….did you know that Core'dinations has it's own Pinterest boards, too? Make sure you follow us here because we are using Pinterest as our focus for our monthly challenges. It's ALL about colour here at CORE!
Here is the monthly inpsirational piece pinned here by Lydia Jackson:
Can you say Summer? Can you say Delicious? YUM! Lydia has named it Peachy Keen. It just screams summer in every way.
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And here is the colour palette Lydia created with Colour Lovers….
And here is Lydia's take on the challenge:
Lydia sanded, embossed, scored and tore on this layout using Vintage and Core Essentials cardstocks.
What can you do with this colour palette? The rules for our monthly challenge are super simple. You must use this palette as your inspiration (feel free to use the Pinterest photo as well), Core must be recognizable on your project (can be a layout, card, anything paper crafting) and we want to see some technique. You know how we love to see how you work that Core 😉
Link up your projects to this post or our Facebook account by July 27th to win some Core'dinations Cardstock!


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Area Police Reports
PORTVILLE – Ezra L. Johnson, 21, of Olean, was charged at 4;16 p.m. on Dec. 25 with harassment second, reckless endangerment second and endangering the welfare of a child following a domestic dispute that occurred in the town of Portville. Johnson was issued an appearance ticket and will appear in court at a later date.
ALLEGANY – Patrick M. Carpenter, 28, of 30 Keaton Ave., Bradford, was arrested at 8 a.m. on Tuesday on a McKean County, Pa. warrant after he was found walking on Interstate 86 in Allegany. He was also charged with unlawful possession of marijuana. Carpenter was transported to the town of Salamanca Court for an arraignment and was remanded to the Cattaraugus County Jail until he is transferred over to the McKean County Sheriff's Office.
KIANTONE – Thomas R. Ciancio, 57, of Bemus Point, was charged at 9:02 p.m. on Thursday with driving while intoxicated and moving from lane unsafely. Sheriff's deputies responded to a report of a vehicle off the road in the ditch on Route 62 in the town of Kiantone. Following an investigation, deputies reported that Thomas R. Ciancia was operating a northbound 2004 Chevy Impala. It is alleged that Ciancio was operating in an intoxicated condition and was arrested for driving while intoxicated. He was taken into custody and refused a chemical breath test. He was released with appearance tickets and will appear in Kiantone town court at a later date.
SINCLAIRVILLE – Scott T. Fisher, 22, of 28 Park St., Sinclairville, was charged at 9:25 p.m. on Thursday with criminal possession of stolen property fifth. Deputies responded to a Sinclairville residence to check for a wanted subject. Scott T. Fisher was arrested on a town of Harmony warrant for criminal possession of stolen property fifth, was arraigned in the town of Sherman and remanded to the Chautauqua County Jail.
CHERRY CREEK – Joseph C. Gierszewski, 19, of South Dayton was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana, unlawful possession of alcohol by a minor, failure to keep right and moving from lane unsafely Saturday. County sheriff's deputies stopped a vehicle on Route 83 at 12:23 a.m. after they observed the vehicle travel off the road and back on. Gierszewski was identified as the operator and following an investigation was charged. He was released with appearance tickets for Cherry Creek Town Court at a later date.
William D. White of Jamestown was charged with second-degree criminal contempt Thursday at 7:23 p.m. Officers responded to a call to check the well being of a subject inside the garage at 25 Regent St. Officers located White, who has a valid Jamestown City Court order of protection on him to stay away from the residence. White was charged and taken to Jamestown City Jail without incident. He was being held pending arraignment.
21-year-old Malcolm B. Bull was charged with tampering with physical evidence and third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance Friday. Jamestown police officers and county sheriff's deputies executed a traffic stop at 8:16 p.m. in the intersection of Fluvanna Avenue and Washington Street. Upon further investigation, officers found 14 grams of methamphetamine in Bull's vehicle. He was taken into custody and transported to Jamestown City Jail without incident.
Marcus Beckwith-Kaiser, 22, of Fredonia was charged with third-degree aggravated unlicensed operator, suspended registration, unlicensed motor vehicle and expired inspection Tuesday. Westfield officers observed a vehicle with an expired inspection sticker on East Main Street in the village at 4:36 p.m. Upon further investigation, Beckwith-Kaiser was identified as the operator as issued traffic citations. He will appear in Westfield Village Court at a later date.
Wendy Blakeslee, 32, of Westfield was charged with third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation Tuesday. Officers stopped Blakeslee on East Main Street in the village with specific knowledge that her driving privileges were suspended in New York state. She will appear in Westfield Village Court at a later date.


text: General FAQs Am I allowed to smoke at the lounge? Smoking in the lounges (Both Simba and Premier lounge) is not permitted but there is a designated smoking area outside the Premier lounge Are there arrangements or assistance for special needs? Special needs (e.g. requests for wheel chairs) must be requested at the time of booking, not less than 24 hours before the flight departure. For further details, please contact your local Kenya Airways office or write to us at email@example.com Can my pet travel in the cabin with me? Pets are not allowed in the cabin when traveling Kenya Airways. They may however be accepted as Cargo. Please see more details here. Does KQ accept a medical case on board? Yes. Kenya Airways can accept a medical case on board but the request ought to have been made at the time of making your reservations and appropriate directions given by a competent KQ staff member with regards to medical certification, charges and necessity for the passenger to be accompanied. Is it possible to use a laptop on the plane? Yes it is possible to use a laptop while traveling Kenya Airways but only at cruise level and after obtaining the express permission of the cabin crew. My child is traveling alone. Is this allowed on the Kenya Airways flights? On traveling Kenya Airways flights, children of ages between 5 and 11 may travel unaccompanied. Kenya Airways makes sure the unaccompanied minor stays under the custody and supervision of airline personnel on both departures and arrivals. For further details, please contact your local Kenya Airways office or write to us at firstname.lastname@example.com What do I require to fly my pet with me? To fly your pet with you aboard the Kenya Airways flights, you will require: export/import permit, vaccination/health certificate, your pet should not be pregnant, for the pet to go as cargo it must be to a final destination where KQ flies. for example - we can't accept a pet NBO/JFK as cargo...we would only accept it up to a Final destination AMS or LHR (this is because the connecting carriers do not accept AVI and PER cargo for onward connection)...the customer will then have to clear and make their own arrangements to JFK.....however if it goes as excess baggage, the customer can have a through routing to JFK and would therefore deal with the Kenya Airways Passenger Sales office and not Cargo. What smoking policy do you have on Kenya Airways flights? Kenya Airways has a total Non-smoking policy on all flights. Would I be allowed to carry my medication with me on board? Prior to your air travel, if you require special medication, medical approval and certification will be required for passengers at the check-in desk. The medical report should preferably be issued by your doctor and will be best if you can get the same endorsed by the Kenya Airways company doctor. For more information, please contact your local Kenya Airways office or write to us at email@example.com


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In order to export a database using CUBRID Manager, you need to right click on the database name and go to Manage Database -> Unload Database.
Important! The database must be stopped in order to be able to run "Unload Database". If the database is running, then the option is disabled.
In the next screen, simply choose the location where you want the files to be exported to. There will be 3 files: demodb_indexes, demodb_schema and demodb_objects (assuming the database is named "demodb"). The first one holds the index definitions for each table, the second one contains all the table definitions, while the objects file contains all the data.


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The Alpha MeasurementDecember 28, 2010 by Bruce Landsberg
Sometimes an accident hits so close to home it causes us to question the fundamentals. A friend lost some business acquaintances landing a Bonanza at his private strip when the 5,000 hour pilot inexplicably stalled and they spun in. He began to wonder if an angle of attack (AOA or Alpha) indicator would have helped and why they weren't installed on many more aircraft. I've wondered myself.
Most of us were taught to use airspeed as a proxy for AOA. But it's a derivative that measures indirectly and not always accurately. Instructors the world over have reminded pilots to watch airspeed but perhaps the warning should be to "Mind the Alpha." The FAA, through knowledge and practical tests, has attempted to ensure that we know that airplanes can be stalled at any airspeed or attitude. Yet every year about two dozen pilots, rookie and veteran alike, fatally misjudge that critical angle. Why?
My guess: distraction. The old bromide is to "Aviate, navigate, communicate." But we get distracted by any number of shiny things or operational procedures that clamor for attention at the worst possible time during approach and landing. Typically, the aircraft is bleeding energy as the pilot reduces power, sets flaps, negotiates with ATC, follows traffic, etc. Alpha increases. Turning and/or poor coordination often close out the scenario.
So why hasn't the industry adopted Alpha and routinely given us a gauge to measure it? Good question. Are the current stall warning devices adequate on light aircraft? In today's glass cockpits it would be relatively simple to add Alpha and appropriate warnings. The nice lady whose voice advises of 500 feet and IFR minimums might also let us know when Alpha was about to become critical: "Alpha", "Don't stall", "Lower the nose Dummy" could be spoken with increasing volume and stridency. Some new light aircraft are developing a measure of automatic envelope protection through the autopilot system. Is this what's needed? Perhaps still more training is the ticket – Air Safety Institute produced an award-winning online course, Essential Aerodynamics: Stalls, Spins, and Safety.
What about retrofit to the existing hardware? We did it to Air Safety Institute's Piper Archer for about $4,000 installed. It allows for impressive short field performance but not many of the pilots have embraced it despite the fact that one can fly with precision and make impressive short field landings. I'm perplexed.
What do you think?
Bruce Landsberg
Senior Safety Advisor, Air Safety Institute
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Posted by Katherine on Mar 21, 2014
In the last 10 years, I've tried every fabric softener iherb.com carries and above all others have decided on the Earth and Sun Fabric Softener sheets. It's important to be prepared for the fact that they aren't typical dryer sheets made from compressed rayon fibers but rather papery instead. They feel and look almost like waxed paper with perforations covering the entire sheet. The sheets are folded in thirds with a perforated "tear line" down the middle. Before opening the sheet, tear it in half along the line. When the sheet is unfolded then torn, it tends to rip unevenly. Then open each half and toss it in the dryer on your laundry and start the cycle. At the end of the cycle, the paper sheets will be bunched up and should be discarded. While the scented sheets smell like baby aspirin, there is no lingering smell at the end of the cycle. In other words, if you're looking for something to scent your laundry, look elsewhere (Mrs Meyers Geranium liquid fabric softener is great for that). The resulting laundry is just dry and non-static. It's not freakishly soft like it's been coated in lotion as is the case with many other fabric softeners. My skin tends to react with dermatitis to most scented and unscented fabric softeners (though not all) but this one causes me no issues. If you want a mild, gentle, non-irritating dryer sheet to reduce static and leave no film on your clothes, this is it! We use a box or two a year.
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we really appreciate how quickly the products arrived and how good the price was. The dryer sheets work very well for us and we will definitely order them again!
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my daughter and I like the product and will order and will order again and again.
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These are okay. Not the best, but if they degrade better than others I will keep using.
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These work better than no sheets in the dryer, but not as well as most fabric softener sheets. That being said, these are also a lot more environmentally friendly. I plan to continue using these and reordering more when needed.
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Support for fire-displaced businesses
LAKE PLACID – This community is rallying behind the owners of four businesses that were displaced by a major structure fire last week.
The Lake Placid Pub and Brewery has scheduled an event from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday to raise money for the owners of Placid Boatworks, Cake Placid, Rick's Taxi and Griffith Energy. The event will also serve as a toast to the firefighters who fought the blaze in frigid, below-zero temperatures.
The building where the businesses were located, 263 Station St., was destroyed by a fire that broke out in the early morning hours Friday.
According to a Facebook page for the fundraiser, the Pub will donate $2 from every pint sold to Jennifer Gates, owner of Cake Placid. There will also be donation buckets for specific businesses, and either a silent auction or raffle. More than 100 people had RSVP-ed as of this morning.
Friends of Gates reached out to the Enterprise over the weekend, noting that she had insurance but also paid big deductibles. Diane Kirby of Wilmington said Gates, who has two young children, will be without a source of income until she can reopen her business.
"Jennifer is a young woman who opened Cake Placid in LP about two years ago," Kirby wrote in an email. "(She has been) putting in 70 or more hours a week to make this business a success. Jennifer grew up in Wilmington and graduated high school in LP. She has worked in the Price Chopper bakery both in LP and the Albany area. Her dream has always been to have her own business. In a time when small businesses are having a very hard time, Jennifer was having tremendous success."
"Jennifer is an amazing young woman and really needs some help now. Jennifer's friends are taking up a collection for her to get back on her feet and get another store open somewhere in LP."
Stacey Byno of Saranac Lake has been collecting cash donations for Gates. Kirby noted that cash is the best way to help, unless someone can donate a coolers, display cases or ovens.
Byno said she will be dropping off flyers for the event at local fire departments today. She added that it's also important to recognize the town and village workers who responded to the fire.
Byno can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 518-366-4754 for more information on how to help. Donations can also be dropped off at the Lake Placid Pub and Brewery.


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8315 - 2 BR Apartment - Times Square
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- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Internet/WiFi
- Towels
Accommodation summary
|9th Ave, 10018 New York, United States
|Property type
|Property ID
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|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|3 weeks ago
NEIGHBORHOOD: Here you will be staying in bustling Times Square, Manhattan's famous electric theater district, next to prime shopping, nightlife, and the restaurants of Hell's Kitchen. You will be steps from many major modes of public transportation. Convenient to the Empire State Building, Rockefeller Center, Madison Square Garden, Grand Central Station, Soho and Greenwich Village, The World Trade Center Memorial, Battery Park, Yankee Stadium, Citi Field, The Upper East Side, Central Park, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and more.
House rulesNo loud parties
No smoking
There is a late fee for check ins after 6PM (40 dollars before 9 pm and
80 dollars after 9 pm) and 40 dollars during weekends
Damage deposit = there is a 500 dollars damage deposit to be paid via paypal.
|Price for > 4 guests
|22 NZ$ per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
Great service and communication, good, just as described apartment in a perfect location! Everything was great - definitely go back!
Super Service und Kommunikation,
gute, genau wie beschriebene Wohnung in perfekter Lage!
Alles super - auf jeden Fall wieder!!!
Very nice en cute apartment. Good location and clean.
The only thing is that the apartment is on the 4th floor with no elevator, the hall smells bad. We had to pick up the key in there office, (10 min from the ap) but when we left home we could drop our bags over there. So that gave us more time to spend in the City. I would recommend this place!
The renovation of the apartment is well done. All the rooms are clean as well. The bathroom is very small. The bedroom in the front is big enough, but too noisy because of the traffic just outside. The second bedroom is small, but ok. The neighbours upstairs had a wild party until 4.30 am on Saturday night. Sleeping was impossible.
The bedrooms are very nice, even if you are in one room on the street with earplugs to sleep because of the traffic noise. Kitchen and dining room is not very big, but ok. The bathroom, however, is very tiny, the toilet is not bolted from the shower head and the water just trickles. The bathroom is not recommended. The apartment is on the 3rd Stock and can only be reached via a narrow staircase and stuffy (have fun with heavy luggage). Too bad that the Check-Inn statfindet in a remote office, which requires an additional taxi ride (about $ 10). The location is good and very central (metro 5 min., Times Square about 15 minutes.)
Die Schlafzimmer sind sehr schön, auch wenn man in dem einen Zimmer zur Straße nur mit Ohrstöpsel wegen dem Strassenlärm schlafen kann. Küche und Essraum nicht sehr groß, aber in Ordnung. Das Bad allerdings ist sehr winzig, die Toilette nicht angeschraubt ist und aus dem Duschkopf tröpfelt nur das Wasser. Das Bad ist wenig empfehlenswert. Die Wohnung liegt im 3. Stock und kann nur über ein enges und stickiges Treppenhaus erreicht werden (viel Spaß mit schwerem Gepäck). Schlecht auch, dass der Check-Inn in einem externen Büro statfindet, was eine zusätzliche Taxifahrt (ca. 10 Dollar) benötigt. Die Lage ist gut und sehr zentral (U-Bahn ca. 5 min., Times Square ca. 15min.)
Great apartment - but the room towards the street is REALLY noisy!! You can hear all the traffic from 9th Avenue night and day.
The bedrooms have been refurbished but it is also called. Poor sanitation, very much street noise, not recommended.
De slaapkamers zijn gerenoveerd maar dat is het ook wel. Slecht sanitair, zeer veel straatlawaai, geen aanrader.
Nice apartment, spacious for New York, 30min walk to times square, 5 mins to the Port Authority Transit centre so ideal for transport. Many restaurants and bars nearby, but can be a little noisy on Saturday night. The toilet flushing was a bit tempramental, and do pack your own hair drier and iron if required.
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the location is perfect. but absolutely no value for the money. we could not take a shower as the shower tab gave almost boiling water without the possibility to vary temperature. it was dangerous! and the apartment was rather dirty, in particular the kitchen, and the central light in the kitchen did not function so it was very dark inside. we complained immediately, and they promised to send someone, but it never happened. we asked for a partly refund of the rental, but no reaction. With a bit more effort this can be a great apartment on a perfect spot in the upperwest area, but it requires better management.
Fantastic apartment in a great location. Would love to stay there again.
Close to most sites. Apartment was very clean and comfy beds.
Very good location, close to theater district, high line, several subway lines.....rooms were as expected but sofa bed not. Arrangements to get into the apartment OK. Thanks Mo.
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