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In short: Weather was poor - organisation was worseIn full: OK, so all reviewers have probably mentioned the cancellation of the full mara. I'm not sure if it was because of the weather or the surface of the Greenway (and if it's good enough for the half then why not good enough for the full?). Communication at the start was feeble - many of us did not know that the race was cancelled until we were well into it.Other than that though, the organisers could - and should - make some changes next year - the path on the road in the final mile was too narrow to allow much overtaking and those of us who wanted to do the full were still full of energy- where was the risk management on the course? The weather had been predicted for days and they failed to provide alternatives.Marathons are supposed to be challenges for most of us - they should have treated us like adults and allowed us to do the full at our own risk. Date of review: May 1, 2012
In short: Good race, but could be better.In full: Unlike others, I didn't think that it was too hot, but I definitely think that it could & should have started around an hour earlier. Starting the mara at 9.30 and the half at 10.30 would, IMHO, have been better.Plenty of water stations, but plastic cups only so I ended up taking 2 at most of them on the 2nd lap. Good idea on the personal drinks though.Well-organised race - you can always tell when a race has been organised by a club rather than a company. I'm happy never to see that bridal path again though.Date of review: April 11, 2011
In short: Early start but worth the tripIn full: Well the thunderstorms at 6.30 weren't a good sign which made racking a bit difficult and all the kit was soaked by the end of the swim. Nice bike course even if it was going to be trickier once car traffic arrived. Not sure on the 1k to go and the need to go an alternative way into the finish but good to do a nice low-key tri and get some of the DNF demons off our backs.Date of review: July 18, 2007
In short: A hidden gem of a race in the spring calendarIn full: It's the sort of race that you want to tell everyone about but secretly want to keep it to yourself in case masses spoil what is a great little x-country race. Good honest course that is challenging but not too tough with friendly marshals & even a few spectators at some points along the way. Some hills, some mud but not too many of either & a very convenient race HQ for those who travel by public transport. The sort of course that makes you want to go back there and do it again the following week. My only regret is that I didn't find out about this race years ago. And what's more - it's free.Date of review: March 26, 2007
In short: Nice event spoiled by some selfish runnersIn full: Thanks to RW for organising this but some of the runners helped to spoil it for others. There was too much bunching and running across people - those wearing headphones were particularly culpable of this & not paying attention to those around them. However, my main negative experience was towards the end of the 1st lap when one of the 9-min mile pace deliberately pushed over a runner running the other way. It made me ashamed to be a runner.Date of review: March 5, 2007
In short: Could have been so much betterIn full: The 1/2m & mara races in Cardiff are growing in popularity but the organisers need to sort a few things out in order to make the races as good as they could have been. The course spends a lot of time in local parks which is nice in a way but does not show the rest of the city - have a look at Dublin to see how you could change things. Other runners have told me that the energy drink was finished at the 5m point & that there were no T-shirts left at the finish - both really poor organisational things that could be easily sorted. The goody bag was more or less empty & the mile markers were not always easy to see.For a race costing over £20 with 9000 entrants, there are too many negative points that the organisers need to focus on. The support is there for a better race & I hope that they set one upDate of review: October 18, 2006
In short: Everything was spot-on apart from the weatherIn full: This was lining up to be a special marathon experience until the glorious Highland weather intervened. To say that it is undulating would be an understatement - no major hills to worry about but there was nothing flat until well into the race. Well worth doing if you're looking for an autumn mara & there are also shorter races for friends & family to do on the same day.Date of review: October 3, 2006
In short: Great to see Liverpool getting a high-profile running eventIn full: This was my 4th attempt at a Liverpool 1/2m and the 1st on this FLM-inspired course. While I might prefer the earlier low-key versions, it's good to see Liverpool being able to stage an event of this size and I hope to see it having the opportunity to organise a marathon in 2008.Generally well-organised although it would be nicer to cover more of the city centre in order to capture tourist's imagination as an out-and-back course covering 2 parks can only give you so much enthusiasm. It also would have been good to see water at all of the stations instead of just 2 - if they can cover every mile at FLM, they should be able to cover more than 2 for a 1/2m. People could have struggled if it was warm. Good idea to put clocks by each mile marker though - that was never the case for the old organisation.The baggage tent was not very well organised and needs to be improved upon. But the support over much of the course was excellent, despite the moaning after the event of roads being blocked.Date of review: March 23, 2006
In short: Everything a marathon should be.Date of review: October 30, 2005
In short: Fast, flat but just a bit dull. Good for an autumnal training run but not exactly the highlight of the race calendar.Date of review: October 10, 2005
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The chief executive officer of the world's largest maker of cell phones, Nokia, said in an interview that his company might be interested in entering mobile personal computer business. The company did not outline exact plans, but if Nokia starts to sell personal computers, the market may face rather significant changes. There is a problem though: Nokia has once quit PC biz already.
"We are looking very actively also at this [mobile PC] opportunity. […] We don't have to look even for five years from now to see that what we know as a cell phone and what we know as a PC are in many ways converging," said Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, chief exec of Nokia, in an interview with Finnish YLE TV channel, reports Reuters news-agency.
This is not the first time when information regarding Nokia's intention to (re)-enter the market of personal computers transpires, but the claim made by the CEO may be considered as an official confirmation of certain plans.
It is not completely clear whether Mr. Kallasvuo referred to notebooks or netbooks in the interview. The market of netbooks may pose a lot of interest to Nokia as netbooks are used widely to access the Internet using cell networks. Moreover, Nokia already has mobile Internet devices (MIDs) in the lineup (N810 Internet Tablet, for example) and there are a lot of similar between MIDs and netbooks.
PC business is not completely new to Nokia. Back in the eighties, Nokia produced personal computers named MikroMikko, but then sold its computer business to International Computers Limited (ICL) in 1991. ICL eventually became a part of Fujitsu Siemens Computers. Nokia also used to produce PC monitors in the nineties, but also sold the business to ViewSonic in 2000.
"Nokia maybe nervous about entering a market segment that is already heavily commoditized, but it would be in a position to exploit its enormous scale in manufacturing, supply chain and distribution. All leading mobile network operators and retailers are adding connected notebooks and netbooks to their portfolios alongside mobile phones. On this basis it comes as no surprise that Nokia is evaluating this segment," said Ben Wood, research director at CCS Insight.
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Engaging in research activities with faculty is a remarkable way to learn outside of the classroom. Take a look at a few highlights from our many outstanding faculty and student research projects, read the 2014-2015 Faculty Scholarly & Creative Activities Report, or visit the Faculty Directory to learn even more. At McKendree University our faculty are the R-E-A-L deal.
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At McKendree University many of our students and faculty are committed to service and participating actively in society. Dr. Ann Collins teaches and regularly states that she "has the best job on campus." Dr. Collins encourages students to become informed citizens and vote. She also organizes trips to the state capital for students to see government in action.
Dr. Lynn Huxford started the Lyn Huxford Center for Community Service and has had an impact on thousands of students and surrounding communities organizing service experiences. Courtney Motl, a McKendree University campus leader in community service and academics, has been chosen a 2012 Newman Civic Fellow. The award recognizes 162 inspiring college students from 32 states who are working to find solutions for the challenges facing their communities. Motl co-coordinates the university's service program at the Family Living Center, a transitional housing shelter in East St. Louis for homeless women and children. "Courtney is successfully blending academics and co-curricular activities into a well-rounded educational experience," said Dr. James Dennis, McKendree University president. "She has the intellect, motivation, leadership skills and commitment to be successful – indeed, she is already a proven leader."
Dr. Jean Sampson believes in truly engaging her students. In addition to learning about business in the classroom, she also encourages students to get involved outside of the classroom. Recently four McKendree students conducted research on illegal trafficking on fishing boats and won the Student Ethics Competition hosted by the International Assembly of Collegiate Business Education (IACBE).
Austin Vuichard, Erika Schutzenhofer, Jessica Muckensturm, and Danni Warren found an ethical issue and explained it from a legal, financial, marketing, management and economic point of view. They conducted their research online and via e-mail and created a brochure. The students also created a Facebook page to share their research with the world.
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Dr. Martha Patterson spent the first decade of her career writing about the New Woman. In 2005, she published Beyond the Gibson Girl: Reimagining the American New Woman, 1895-1915 with the University of Illinois Press, and in 2008 she published The American New Woman Revisited: A Reader, 1894-1930 with Rutgers University Press.
Patterson is currently working on a book project called The Harlem Renaissance Weekly about major Harlem Renaissance writers who wrote in Black newspapers during the 1920s and 1930s. When relevant, Patterson incorporates her scholarship into her teaching, and she has hired students through McKendree's work study program to help research and proofread her work for publication.
Dr. Brian Frederking epitomizes academic excellence. He involves students with his research and is a prolific
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The Politics of Global Governance: International Organizations in an Interdependent World, 2010, 4th edition, co-edited with Paul Diehl, Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publications.
The United States and the Security Council: Collective Security since the Cold War, 2007, London: Routledge.
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At McKendree University we are proud of the fact that over 97% of our students pursue graduate school or obtain careers in their fields. We value lifelong learning and encourage faculty, staff, and students to keep exploring new knowledge. Faculty attend and present at regional and national conferences. Recently Dr. Tami Eggleston was accepted into the American Psychological Association's Leadership Institute for Women. Dr. Eggleston will learn about leadership theories and skills and bring this information back to the McKendree University campus and share with students enrolled in our newly developed Leadership Studies Minor. This minor is a joint endeavor with Academic Affairs and Student Affairs and will afford students the opportunity to learn about leadership research and apply this knowledge in McKendree University organizations.
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As a marketer and product developer I frequently get the opportunity to test new products from my peers. So I was very excited and interested when I got access to TTS Sketchmaker as I love creating videos to advertize my software and tools. As you know video is an excellent free method of driving traffic to your sites these days and a professionally produced video can sure bring in the sales!
TTS Sketchmaker is a whiteboard animation creator with a difference, it allows you to use text to speech technology. I was a little skeptical initially because many text to speech applications can sound damn awful, reminiscent of the old Texas Instruments Speak and spell…(if you're an old git like me then you will remember that).
Anyway I watched the video on the JV page and was pleased to hear that the quality of the voices included with the software were pretty convincing. It's true that this technology still has a way to go, but the quality and tone of the voices was not bad at all.
The software is very easy to use, (I never read manuals if I can help it, as I learn better that way) the interface is logically laid out and you don't need to be a rocket scientist to understand it. Within a few minutes I'd created a short video and rendered it to MP4. Newbies will love this tool not only because it's so easy to use and that the rendered quality looks pretty damn good, but also they will find it a godsend if they do not like the sound of their voice or are fearful of creating voice overs.
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Take a look at the video below I put together in a few minutes, granted I was just having some fun, but I can certainly see the potential of this tool. When I posted on Facebook too there was a lot of interest, I think we are looking at a winning product here.
Lets face it one of the best ways of getting your products or services noticed these days is through the use of video, with whiteboard tools like this you now have the ability to create cool looking promotional videos without any fuss for yourself and your clients.
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ANAHEIM, Calif. (Sept. 9, 2009) – The U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team lost to Brazil 25-12, 18-25, 25-22, 19-25, 15-13 Wednesday evening during the opening day of the 2009 Final Four Intercontinental Cup being staged Sept. 9-13 at Lima, Peru.
Brazil is ranked atop the FIVB world ranking, while the U.S. is ranked second in the world. Brazil now has won both matches between the two teams in 2009 after it captured the 2008 Olympic Games gold medal against the U.S.
Team USA continues the three-day round-robin portion of the tournament on Thursday against Peru at 7 p.m. local time (5 p.m. Pacific Time). Dominican Republic defeated host Peru 25-14, 25-22, 25-13 in the second match on Wednesday. The U.S. concludes the round robin on Sept. 11 at 5 p.m. local time against NORCECA rival Dominican Republic. Based on the round robin results, the fourth day (Sept. 12) pits ranked teams one versus four and two versus three in the semifinal round. The final and fifth day (Sept. 13) of competition includes the gold- and bronze-medal match.
Angie Pressey (Lake Mary, Fla.) led the USA in scoring with 19 points coming from 15 kills on 41 swings and just four errors, plus three blocks and an ace. Christa Harmotto (Aliquippa, Pa.) chipped in 10 kills on 15 attacks with only one error, five blocks and an ace for 16 points. Nancy Metcalf (Hull, Iowa) contributed 12 points on 10 kills and two blocks.
Cynthia Barboza (Long Beach, Calif.) added seven kills, three aces and a block for 11 points. Heather Bown (Yorba Linda, Calif.) tacked on five kills on 13 errorless swings and four blocks. Lindsey Berg (Honolulu, Hawaii), playing her first match since the 2008 Olympic Games, produced two kills, two blocks and an ace for five points. Stacy Sykora (Burleson, Texas) added a kill from her defensive specialist position.
Nicole Davis (Stockton, Calif.) had a team-high 22 digs and had a 61 positive percent on 31 service receptions. Metcalf added 19 digs, while Barboza totaled 13 digs to go with 30 service reception attempts as part of a 43 positive percent. Pressey registered eight digs and a 40 positive percent on 25 service receptions.
McCutcheon started Berg at setter, Metcalf at opposite, Bown and Harmotto at middle blocker and Barboza and Pressey at outside hitter. Davis was the U.S. libero for the match. Sykora subbed into the match in all five sets, while Nicole Fawcett (Zanesfield, Ohio) entered in the first and third sets. Nellie Spicer (Barrington, Ill.) came off the bench in the first set.
Brazil's Adenizia Silva led all scorers with 21 points, including a team-high five blocks. Joyca Silva contributed 17 points in the victory, while teammate Welissa Gonzaga added 16 points.
Brazil converted on 41 percent of its attacks, compared to USA's 32 percent for the match. Brazil's service reception netted a 75 percent positive rating as it was able to stay in system much of the match. Meanwhile, USA had a 47 positive percent on reception. The U.S. held a 17-13 advantage in blocks and a slim 6-5 edge in aces.
Brazil opened the match strong by taking a commanding 8-1 lead in the first set, then stretched its lead to 16-6 at the second technical timeout. The reigning Olympic Games champions progressed to a 13-point victory, 25-12, in the first set.
The tides reversed quickly in the second set as USA gained an 8-1 advantage at the first technical timeout. Metcalf scored three points in the early run that was started and end with Barboza aces at 7-0. The U.S. jumped its advantage to 14-2 as Bown scored two kills and a block, while Pressey kicked in two kills. USA went into the second technical timeout leading 16-7 as Brazil ran off five of the next seven points. Brazil closed to five points at 21-16 on a 6-1 scoring run. However, the USA hung on for the 25-18 victory ending with a block from Berg.
In the middle set, the score remained close throughout. Brazil held leads of 8-7 and 16-14 at the technical timeouts. USA battled back to take the lead at 20-19 as Harmotto and Metcalf tallied kills around a Brazil error. However, Brazil answered with five of the next six points to assume a 24-21 set point before winning 25-22.
After trailing 6-4 early in the fourth set, USA responded to tie the score at 6-all and went into the first technical timeout leading 8-7 on a Harmotto block. Bown scored a block yielding an 11-9 American advantage, and the margin was extended to 16-10 on five unanswered points ending with a Pressey ace. Barboza tallied a block at 19-12 to give the U.S. a seven-point cushion. Bown gave USA set points at 24-18 with a block, then hammered a kill at 25-19.
In the tiebreaking fifth set, Barboza slammed a kill to put the USA in front 1-0, but Brazil answered with three consecutive points with a block and overpass spike to take a 3-1 advantage. Brazil pushed its margin to four at 6-2 with an ace and overpass kill. As the teams switched sides of the court, Brazil held an 8-3 lead on back-to-back points. The USA deficit reached 11-5 on back-to-back points. Team USA inched to within 11-8 with a Metcalf block between a Brazil service error and bad pass on Berg's serve. Pressey found the back of the court for a kill to close the USA within two at 12-10. The U.S. moved to within one at 13-12 on consecutive Brazil attack errors. Harmotto nailed an ace to tie the set at 13-all. However, Brazil netted the final two points capped by a block on match point at 15-13.
The Final Four Intercontinental Cup matches can be watched online at clicking here.
The U.S. Women's National Team Press Kit for the Final Four Intercontinental Cup can be downloaded by clicking here.The Final Four Intercontinental Cup Web site can be viewed at www.final4.pe.
U.S. Women's National Team Final Roster for 2009 Final Four Intercontinental Cup
# - Name (Pos, Ht, Hometown, College)
1 - Nicole Fawcett (OPP, 6-4, Zanesfield, Ohio, Penn State)
3 - Angie Pressey (OH, 5-8, Lake Mary, Fla., California-Berkeley)
4 - Lindsey Berg (S, 5-8, Honolulu, Hawaii, Minnesota)
5 - Stacy Sykora (L, 5-10, Burleson, Texas, Texas A&M)
6 - Nicole Davis (L, 5-6, Stockton, Calif., Southern California)
7 - Heather Bown (MB, 6-3, Yorba Linda, Calif., Hawaii)
8 - Cynthia Barboza (OH, 6-0, Long Beach, Calif., Stanford)
9 - Alexis Crimes (MB, 6-3, Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., Long Beach State)
12 - Nancy Metcalf (OPP, 6-1, Hull, Iowa, Nebraska)
16 - Christa Harmotto (MB, 6-2, Aliquippa, Pa., Penn State)
17 - Nellie Spicer (S, 5-10, Barrington, Ill., UCLA)
19 - Jane Collymore (OH, 6-0, Seattle, Wash., Florida)
Head Coach: Hugh McCutcheon (Christchurch, New Zealand)
Assistant Coach: Karch Kiraly (San Clemente, Calif.), Tom Pestolesi (Huntington Beach, Calif.)
Technical Coordinator/Team Leader: Jamie Morrison (Dana Point, Calif.)
Athletic Trainer: Jill Wosmek (Silver Lake, Minn.)
2009 Final Four Intercontinental Cup Schedule
Round Robin Phase
Sept. 9: Brazil def. USA 25-12, 18-25, 25-22, 19-25, 15-13
Sept. 9: Dominican Republic def. Peru 25-14, 25-22, 25-13
Sept. 10: Brazil vs. Dominican Republic, 5 p.m.
Sept. 10: USA vs. Peru, 7 p.m.
Sept. 11: USA vs. Dominican Republic, 5 p.m.
Sept. 11: Brazil vs. Peru, 7 p.m.
Semifinal Round
Sept. 12: #2 Round Robin vs. #3 Round Robin, 5 p.m.
Sept. 12: #1 Round Robin vs. #4 Round Robin, 7 p.m.
Classification Round
Sept. 13: Semifinal losers, 4 p.m. (Bronze-Medal Match)
Sept. 13: Semifinal winners, 6 p.m. (Gold-Medal Match)


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Jones and Frost Dominate Transvulcania - Page 2
All three, as well as Francois D'Haene, who finished in 7:23:40, broke Miguel Heras' course record of 7:32:12, set last year. Heras did not start this year's race.
"I did not plan to run in front all day, but I just ran my race and up front is where it happened to be," says Jones. "It was a little intimidating, but I have run that distance enough to know how I feel, and that was what I could do."
Jones, whose impressive rise includes a win at the Lake Sonoma 50 Mile in April, said that even he was surprised by the result. "I knew I had a good race in me, but I never expected to be able to run that well," he says. "Everything just came together for me and fell apart for others, mainly Kilian."
Jones emphasized that his beating Jornet, who has been all but invincible in mountain ultras in recent years, should not be cause for too much speculation.
"He had some trouble with the heat and all those effects combined allowed me to beat him," Jones continues. "I have no assumptions that I could beat him in prime condition, but Saturday turned out really well."
By comparison, New Zealand's Anna Frost led wire to wire and had a comfortable margin of victory in the women's race—despite being in a field whose top six finishers all broke the previous course record.
Frost finished in 8:11:30, nearly two hours ahead of Monica Aguilera's previous record, 10:00:03, set last year (Aguilera did not finish the race this year), and over 40 minutes ahead of second-place Nuria Picas, who crossed the line in 8:51:59. Americans Nikki Kimball and Darcy Africa finished third and fourth, respectively, in 9:10:00 and 9:17:35.
Jones indicates that he might be back in the future to try and run the course even faster. "The race course is extremely beautiful and I would love to return," he says. "The island and its people are all really special, and I am very lucky to have been able to experience this place like I did."
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Flying motorcycle for Christmas?Monday, December 2nd, 2013
Here's something no one on your list will have, especially since the PAL-V company isn't delivering it yet. (I have an inquiry out to the company, and will update here as needed.) It's the PAL-V Helicycle that is a roadable gyrocopter. When I wrote about it in 2012 it went only 68 miles per hour, but now it appears in the current Hammacher Schlemmer catalog as capable of 112 mph. Also, it was $250,000 when I reported on it a year ago, but the new price is $295,000 (that includes $6,770 in training and the rest must be a price increase). The company says it really doesn't know anything about the gyrocopter and interested customers should contact the Netherlands company. (Hmm, I reported it as a French company in 2012.) Polite Hammacher Schlemmer reps won't tell you on the phone the name of the company or where it is, but their Web advertisement includes a video that clearly announces the company name. The catalog ad says it weighs 1,499 pounds when it is a motorcycle. It claims you'll need a sport pilot certificate to fly it, which no doubt will be yanked when the FAA discovers it weighs more than the 1,320 pounds allowed by the light sport aircraft category. When you Google the helicycle name, up comes a single-seat helicopter kit made by Eagle R&D in Nampa, Idaho. A representative there said they have no ties to the Netherlands (French?) company. Here are additional media photos.


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Patricia Morin
Feb. 7, 1962-Feb. 22, 2013
MINNEOTA – Services for Patricia "Pat" Morin, 51, of Minneota, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Hope Lutheran Church in Minneota. Visitation will be from 4-8 p.m. Wednesday at Rehkamp-Horvath Funeral Home in Minneota with a prayer service at 6 p.m. Visitation will continue from 1-2 p.m. Thursday at the church. Burial will take place at a later date at Hope Lutheran Cemetery in Minneota.
Pat died on Friday, Feb. 22, 2013, at the Minneota Manor in Minneota.
Patricia JoAnn (Kidrowski) Morin was born Feb. 7, 1962, in Benson, to Tony and Angie (Groff) Kidrowski. She grew up on the family farm west of Pennock and graduated from Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg High School. Pat was married to Everett Johannes. To this union was born three children; Connie, John and Adam. Pat worked at Larson Boats in Little Falls. Pat and her kids lived in Cottonwood for a time before moving to Minneota. On July 21, 2001, she was united in marriage to Gerard Morin. Pat worked as a laborer for the Schwan Food Co. where she was affectionately known as "Rocky." In 2008, she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. While she was ill, she was very diligent about communicating with her friends and family on Caring Bridge. She enjoyed scrapbooking and was very passionate about time with her family. She was very proud of her children, especially her sons' tree service, J & J's Tree Trimming.
Survivors include her husband, Gerard, of Minneota; children Connie (and Kevin) Gerads of Minneota, John and Adam Johannes of Minneota; parents Tony and Angie Kidrowski; siblings Fran (and Dave) Oestreich of Willmar, Mary Wallace of Cloquet, Ilene (and Jim) Parker of Willmar, Joe (and Jean) Kidrowski of Willmar, Tom (and Traci) Kidrowski of Kerkhoven, Don Kidrowski of Glenwood, Suzie (and Rich) Hanson of Apple Valley, Jean (and Ron) Polman of Cottonwood, Jon (and Jen) Kidrowski of Pennock, Jerry (and Jen) Kidrowski of Eau Claire, Wis., Pete (and Melissa) Kidrowski of Wabasso; and many nieces, nephews, great-nieces and nephews, other relatives and friends.


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I was surprised at how much I thought about Steve Jobs yesterday.
In his 2005 Stanford Commencement address[here in the Archinect Blog Blog], Jobs talks about connecting the dots.
I have a lot of very successful friends in other fields, and one thing that strikes me about many of them is their laser focus. They've got it figured out: I will go to this degree program, after which I will work for this company, be promoted to this position, get to this higher position by 30. They say things like 'Success is having a well-organized plan,' and I think of my own scattered ambitions and wonder 'Am I doing this right?'
Which brings me back to dots. Steve Jobs' point was that you can't connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backward. If you are curious, if you follow your intuition and your gut down different pathways, if you look at possibilities with learning as your goal, you are collecting dots. A dot in music, a dot in economics, a dot in storytelling, a dot in typography, a dot in management. If you pepper your experience with interesting and worthwhile dots, they will connect later.
I did this drawing to try and imagine what this personal experiential network might look like after a long rich life of dot-collecting-and-connecting. Dense connections in one or several areas, oblique connections across seemingly unrelated things, and some dots that still haven't been connected yet.
I am a good dot collector; I am not the best planner. I am curious and open, and not always great at focusing. So Steve's words give me confidence in the way that I am finding my way: living now to collect as many interesting, peculiar, educational experiences as I can, because they will connect later anyways.
I find the outliers in anyone's "dot drawing" to be most interesting. It says to me you take risks, struggle, fail, and move on....keep writing!
We live in uncertain times. Let's use the uncertainty to redefine the way we are valued and the way we measure ourselves, to create the context for the change we want to make.
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Greetings fellow tea lovers. Please drop in and share what is in your cup throughout the day.
Yesterday we discussed Teaware pairings. You can still vote and discuss yesterday's topic.
Today, we get to bash a tea, a rare negative TeaDay. So, if one tea was the last tea on the entire planet, but you still would not brew it, let alone drink it, what would it be? Why this tea?
I am looking forward to sharing my TeaDay with everyone here today. So, bottoms up, refill, repeat many times.


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Debates of June 1st, 2010
House of Commons Hansard #53 of the 40th Parliament, 3rd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was summits.
- Question Period
- Eliminating Entitlements for Prisoners Act
- Interparliamentary Delegations
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Business of Supply
- Coptic Christians
- ALS Awareness Day
- Louise Warren
- Father's Day Walleye Tournament
- Skin Cancer Screening Clinic
- Aristides de Sousa Mendes
- Kevin McKay
- Environment Week
- Justice
- National Hunger Awareness Day
- Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics
- Human Trafficking
- Eliminating Entitlements for Prisoners
- Municipality Week
- Duff Roblin
- The Economy
- Public Safety
- Ethics
- Foreign Affairs
- Ethics
- Former Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec
- Foreign Affairs
- International Aid
- Offshore Drilling
- Medical Isotopes
- Offshore Drilling
- Securities
- Status of Women
- Health
- Eliminating Entitlements for Prisoners
- Bill C-9
- International Aid
- Ethics
- Automotive Industry
- G8 and G20 Summits
- International Co-operation
- Health
- The Economy
- G8 and G20 Summits
- Presence in Gallery
- Points of Order
- Business of Supply
- Jobs and Economic Growth Act
- National Hunting, Trapping and Fishing Heritage Day Act
Opposition Motion—G8 and G20 Summits
Business of Supply
Government Orders
1:55 p.m.
The Deputy Speaker Andrew Scheer
The hon. member for Esquimalt—Juan de Fuca will have 10 and a half minutes after question period to conclude his remarks.
Coptic Christians
Statements By Members
1:55 p.m.
Stephen Woodworth Kitchener Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, in January, extremists opened fire on Christians in Naj Hammadi, Egypt, killing seven people. It was Christmas Day for the victims, and we could hardly imagine the devastation felt by Coptic Christians around the world. We are approaching six months since this heinous event, with no convictions.
There are many Canadians of Coptic Christian heritage in Kitchener Centre. They were very grateful to our government for its swift condemnation of this act of terror.
Coptic Christians comprise 10% to 20% of Egypt's population. There are alarming reports of discrimination, mob attacks, harassment and even torture used against this community. My constituents are concerned about their loved ones and friends in Egypt.
On their behalf, I ask our government to use every possible means to promote within Egypt, Canadian values of tolerance and respect. Let us encourage Egypt to extend all protection and rights to its Christian minority. Let us offer hope to this beleaguered community.
ALS Awareness Day
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
David McGuinty Ottawa South, ON
Mr. Speaker, the City of Ottawa has today proclaimed June 1 ALS Awareness Day to recognize those living with this dreaded disease and those who are walking for them in the ALS walk on June 19, 2010.
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis is a progressive fatal disease. It causes paralysis of the body and slowly robs those afflicted of their ability to walk, speak, eat and breathe. Eighty per cent of those diagnosed die within two to five years, and over this very short time span, families can spend up to $130,000 for equipment and care.
There is no known cause, cure or treatment for ALS. As many in this House will remember, less than one year ago it took the life of our beloved friend and colleague, Richard Wackid.
This year, the Ottawa ALS walk will be held on June 19 at the Canadian War Museum. Participants will be walking to raise funds for family support services, equipment, and most importantly, a cure. I encourage the citizens of this city to get behind this initiative by either joining the walk or making a financial contribution.
I am sure all colleagues in the House will join me today in reminding Canadians afflicted with ALS that we are with them and that their courage is an example to us all.
Louise Warren
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Pierre Paquette Joliette, QC
Mr. Speaker, Louise Warren, a poet and author, was the guest of honour at the 11th Marché de la poésie de Montréal, which concluded on Sunday. This poetry festival kicked off with the unveiling of a commemorative plaque on Saint-André Street, in honour of Gaston Miron.
Louise Warren, who now resides in Saint-Alphonse-Rodriguez, wrote Attachements. Observation d'un bibliothèque, published by Éditions de l'Hexagone this spring.
As part of the festival, Louise Warren organized an event to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the first collection of poetry written by a Quebec woman. Fleurs sauvages, by Léonise Valois, was published in 1910 by Éditions Beauchemin. Louise Warren, who is the great-great niece of Léonise Valois, wrote an essay about her.
In her book, Attachements. Observation d'une bibliothèque, Louise Warren describes her relationships with various poets, including Fernand Ouellette, Dany Laferrière, Jean-Paul Daoust and Fabienne Courtade.
I congratulate Louise Warren on her life's work and on her unwavering commitment to promoting Quebec poetry.
Father's Day Walleye Tournament
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Carol Hughes Algoma—Manitoulin—Kapuskasing, ON
Mr. Speaker, June is upon us and in Dubreuilville it means that the Father's Day Walleye Tournament is set to take place from June 18 to 20. With a tagged fish worth $10,000, this catch and release event is just one of the ways that competitive anglers can test their skill in Algoma—Manitoulin—Kapuskasing.
There are countless opportunities for visitors to wet a line throughout AMK. Stretching from Smooth Rock Falls through Hearst to Manitouwadge through Hornepayne, from Superior's eastern shore down to Manitoulin's Rainbow Country on Lake Huron with thousands of inland lakes, rivers, and streams in between, my riding boasts some of the best drive-to and fly-in fishing available.
Lodges, campgrounds, hotels and trailer parks are eager to host travellers and share the rugged and inspiring beauty of our area. Local stores, marinas and guides will help people make the most of their experience, while powwows, festivals, golf courses and local markets help round out the experience, making memories that will last a lifetime.
I invite everyone to Algoma—Manitoulin—Kapuskasing this summer to find out what riches we have in our backyard.
Skin Cancer Screening Clinic
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Dona Cadman Surrey North, BC
Mr. Speaker, I am proud to announce that this evening on the Hill I will be co-hosting, along with the Canadian Dermatology Association, the fourth annual Chuck Cadman Memorial Skin Cancer Screening Clinic.
It is in memory of my late husband, Chuck, and his courageous battle with this disease. The skin cancer clinic aims to raise awareness of the need for early detection and prevention.
When found and treated early, skin cancer is highly curable.
The clinic is made possible thanks to the efforts of the doctors and organizers who are volunteering their time. Each year at the clinic, two or three cases of cancer have been diagnosed that otherwise would have gone undiscovered.
I encourage all my colleagues to make the time to come out. It could save their lives.
Aristides de Sousa Mendes
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Alexandra Mendes Brossard—La Prairie, QC
Mr. Speaker, it is with emotion that I wish to acknowledge today the 125th anniversary of the birth of Aristides de Sousa Mendes.
Sousa Mendes, a man of great courage and extraordinary integrity, deserves our admiration and respect. His acts of bravery in World War II must be remembered and honoured every year, but especially in 2010.
Sousa Mendes, the Portuguese Consul in Bordeaux, France, delivered over 30,000 visas between June and July of 1940 to refugees fleeing the Nazi horrors overtaking Europe. Twelve thousand of those visas were granted to Jews in whose faces doors were being closed one by one.
The heroism of Sousa Mendes and the use of his consular powers lies in the fact that Salazar, the then-prime minister of Portugal, ordered him to stop, an order he ignored and which put at risk the future of his diplomatic career.
Today, in the presence of his grandson Louis-Philippe Mendes, a proud Canadian, I am very pleased to pay tribute to this great citizen of Portugal who embodied humanity and sacrificed his career to save an incalculable number of lives.
Kevin McKay
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Bruce Stanton Simcoe North, ON
Mr. Speaker, it is with my deepest sympathy and gratitude that I honour Private Kevin Thomas McKay for his service in the 1st Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry.
On May 13, the 24-year-old private was on foot patrol in the village of Nakhonay, in the Panjwaii district of Afghanistan, when a blast from an improvised explosive device took his life. It was only two days before the end of his first deployment.
Kevin grew up in Horseshoe Valley in the area of Oro-Medonte Township, where he is honoured by family and friends for his service to country and community, where his own grade eight project about the courage of Canadian soldiers at Vimy Ridge first inspired him to join the armed forces.
To Kevin's mother and father, Beth and Fred, and to his brother, Riley, may I join with all hon. members in conveying our thoughts and prayers, and the respect and admiration of a grateful nation.
Environment Week
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Bernard Bigras Rosemont—La Petite-Patrie, QC
Mr. Speaker, this week we celebrate Environment Week, which has as its theme "Embracing Life on Earth". This week provides an ideal opportunity to remind the government of its responsibilities in the fight against climate change.
At the end of the month, leaders of the industrialized world will converge on Canada to participate in the G8 and G20 summits. These meetings are another opportunity, after the failure of the Copenhagen conference negotiations, to recognize the responsibility of their respective countries for the climate crisis. Adopting and attaining specific reduction targets in line with the scientific consensus is a global issue and the main challenge of our times.
These meetings provide the Conservative government with the opportunity to show leadership in the fight against climate change, primarily with respect to adopting credible reduction targets.
We hope that, in this environment week, the Conservative government will transform words into actions. The fight against climate change must be a key part of the G8 and G20 discussions.
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Bernard Généreux Montmagny—L'Islet—Kamouraska—Rivière-du-Loup, QC
Mr. Speaker, today our Conservative government introduced the Eliminating Entitlements for Prisoners Act. This bill will keep prisoners, such as child killer Clifford Olson, from unfairly receiving taxpayer-funded old age benefits.
This is one more measure that our government is taking to put the interests of victims first and ensure fairness for hard-working taxpayers.
Recently, the Bloc Québécois leader shamefully stated that he believes that prisoners who have broken the law should receive these benefits. I hope that the Bloc Québécois will come to its senses, listen to Quebeckers and support this important bill.
Quebeckers know that the Conservative government alone will ensure that only the seniors who have worked hard and respected the law will receive the benefits they deserve and not prisoners.
National Hunger Awareness Day
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Ken Dryden York Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, today is National Hunger Awareness Day, a day we hear the statistics of those who go hungry, but statistics do not tell the story, real lives do.
Pregnant mothers who do not have enough to eat are less healthy, are more likely to give birth prematurely, and have kids who are less healthy and less strong. Less healthy, less strong kids do not develop as quickly or as well.
It is as if this is a 100 metre race and the healthier kids begin at the start line, while these kids begin 10 metres behind. To them in their world other kids somehow always seem better and smarter. They are always ahead. Kids with less to eat are sick more often, they miss more school, and they fall further behind.
This is not fair. This is not Canada.
Today, as we think about hunger and its effects on our fellow Canadians, I hope we will also reflect on how as governments, on poverty and hunger, none of us have done very well, and for all of us this remains work undone.
Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Greg Rickford Kenora, ON
Mr. Speaker, last week the government House leader raised serious concerns about a lack of fairness and due process during committee proceedings.
The chair of the Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics has a choice to make. Will he preside over a fair and impartial process that respects procedural fairness and the rules of evidence, or will he play politics and run a kangaroo court?
On Sunday we were shocked to see the committee chair talking on TV about potential rulings he had yet to make. An impartial judge would be embarrassed by such conduct.
Yesterday, the news media were informed that subpoenas had been issued before the subpoenas had even been served. No court of law would issue subpoenas by press release and no judge would place media relations ahead of procedural fairness.
Clearly, this committee chair is more interested in playing politics than in fair play. He should not be surprised then that his actions receive the respect they deserve.
Human Trafficking
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Alex Atamanenko British Columbia Southern Interior, BC
Mr. Speaker, I received letters from two young women from Nelson, B.C., in which they raise the issue of human trafficking in the world.
The letters, written by two sisters, Andrea and Maryn Marsland, talk about the fact that more than 27 million children and adults are trapped in modern slavery throughout the world. In fact, statistics show that an estimated 2.5 million people are in forced labour, including sexual exploitation, at any given time as a result of trafficking. The majority of trafficking victims are between the ages of 18 and 24.
Human trafficking and slavery is made possible whenever poverty and inequality deprive people of the ability to earn a living. It is a profound lack of economic power that leaves many people around the world vulnerable to exploitation by others.
It is imperative that Canada and other developed countries do more to eradicate poverty. We are currently well below the 0.7% GDP level proposed many years ago. Clearly, more needs to be done.
I applaud Maryn and Andrea Marsland for raising this issue and wish them all the very best in their pursuit of social justice in the world.
Eliminating Entitlements for Prisoners
Statements By Members
June 1st, 2010 / 2:10 p.m.
Ed Fast Abbotsford, BC
Mr. Speaker, when Canadians discovered that criminals like Clifford Olson, who brutally murdered 11 children, were receiving taxpayer-funded seniors benefits, they were outraged. I received angry emails and letters from many residents of my riding of Abbotsford.
Our government was equally outraged. The Prime Minister promised to take swift action and today our government fulfilled that promise.
We have introduced the eliminating entitlements for prisoners act. This bill puts an end to the unfair practice of prisoners receiving old age security benefits.
It is yet another way our Conservative government is ensuring fairness for hard-working taxpayers and their families. It is part of our commitment to putting victims first, something that is sadly lacking from the opposition parties.
Canadians can count on our Conservative government to ensure that only hard-working, law-abiding Canadians receive the benefits they deserve.
Municipality Week
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Mario Laframboise Argenteuil—Papineau—Mirabel, QC
Mr. Speaker, this week is Municipality Week in Quebec. This year, the theme is sustainable development. The Government of Quebec launched this event in 1988 to showcase the actions and values that characterize Quebec communities.
Throughout the week, municipalities are invited to organize earth-friendly activities highlighting simple actions, such as recycling and composting, encouraging local providers to donate surplus goods to schools and organizations in their region, encouraging the use of renewable energy, reducing paper consumption, taking advantage of natural light, encouraging people to get to know their local government and highlighting social commitment.
I would like to take this opportunity to invite all Quebeckers to participate in various events in their communities. Municipal governments hope that these activities will help them get in touch with the people and recognize citizens' contributions to improving community standards of living.


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Dortmund climb up to second
A review of the weekend's action in Germany's Bundesliga.
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Borussia Dortmund blew a two-goal lead but hit back to win 3-2 at Bayer Leverkusen and climb up to second place in the Bundesliga, trying to catch runaway leaders Bayern Munich.
Marco Reus gave Dortmund the lead after three minutes and Jakub Blaszczykowski doubled the advantage in the ninth minute from the spot. Stefan Reinartz scored a brace in the 58th and 62nd minutes to equalise only to see Robert Lewandowski make it 3-2 seconds later.
Blaszczykowski saw his second penalty attempt stopped in the 70th minute but Dortmund held on for the victory, their fourth in a row as they continue to trail Bayern by 12 points.
Leverkusen suffered their first Bundesliga loss at home this season as they dropped down to third.
Nurnberg claimed their first victory under new coach Michael Wiesinger as they beat Borussia Monchengladbach 2-1 to move further clear of the relegation zone.
Timmy Simons gave the hosts the lead after four minutes from a penalty and Tomas Pekhart made it 2-0 in the 30th minute.
Patrick Herrmann replied for Gladbach after 58 minutes.
On Saturday, Bayern Munich continued their seemingly unstoppable march towards the title with a convincing 3-0 win at Mainz.
A goal from Thomas Muller and a Mario Mandzukic brace earned the visitors three points to extend their advantage at the top of the table..
Greuther Furth picked up only their second win of the season with a shock 2-1 victory at Schalke thanks to a last-gasp goal from Nikola Djurdjic.
Michel Bastos marked his Schalke debut with a goal, but Felix Klaus levelled before Djurdjic scored a dramatic late winner for Mike Buskens' men.
The win will be particularly sweet for former Schalke player and coach Buskens and striker Gerald Asamoah, who remains a terrace hero in Gelsenkirchen.
Fortuna Dusseldorf broke their 2013 duck with a much-needed 3-1 win over Stuttgart, who have now lost four Bundesliga games in a row.
Robbie Kruse put Dusseldorf in control of the game with a brace before Christian Gentner brought Stuttgart back into the running.
Oliver Fink then sealed victory for Fortuna, who edge up to within a point of their opponents, who were unable to respond to coach Bruno Labbadia's decision to sign a contract extension during the week.
Srdjan Lakic marked his Eintracht Frankfurt debut with two goals to inspire Armin Veh's side to a 2-0 win in Hamburg.
Lakic, who arrived in Frankfurt on loan from Wolfsburg just prior to the transfer deadline, grabbed a brace in the first half at the HSV Arena as the Eagles extended their advantage over fifth-placed Mainz to six points and denied Hamburg a place in the top six for the first time all season.
Frankfurt completed the double over Hamburg, inflicting their first home defeat after four wins in a row, and boosting their hopes of playing Champions League football next season.
Hoffenheim picked up their first win under new coach Marco Kurz and their first three-point haul of 2013 after beating Freiburg 2-1.
Kevin Volland, the only player in the Hoffenheim squad to have found the back of the net since the turn of the year, was on target twice to earn them a much-needed win which lifts them back out of the bottom two and above Augsburg.
Max Kruse had put Freiburg in front before Volland's brace turned the game around and left them empty handed in a Baden-Wurttemberg derby.
Augsburg kept up their fine form in 2013 with a creditable draw at Wolfsburg, giving them further hope of retaining their Bundesliga status.
Jan Moravek earned the visitors a point with a 25th minute equaliser - two minutes after Naldo had put the Wolves ahead.
Augsburg have picked up five points from their first three matches of the new year, although Hoffenheim's victory over Freiburg saw the Bavarians slip back down to 17th in the table.
Nils Petersen's late double ensured Werder Bremen collected a deserved three points witha 2-0 win over Hannover at the Weserstadion.
The visitors struggled defensively and were cut open time after time by the hosts, who spurned plenty of chances before the striker - on loan from Bayern Munich - finally found his shooting boots with goals in the 85th and 88th minutes.
Neither side entered the contest in particularly good form, with Hannover's win over Wolfsburg last week halting a slide of four successive defeats while Bremen had not won in four.
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Happy Birthday USA
Huntington Heritage Days celebrates America
Ferron Cert team ready to serve community
Ferron City now has an official volunteer Community Emergency Response Team. Team members completed eight units of classroom instruction, followed by a written exam and hands-on skills testing. ...
Public lands hears updates on drought and fire
The Emery County Public Lands Council heard updates on the public land use bill and the drought conditions at the July meeting. Ed Geary, chairman conducted the meeting.
Sheriff's personnel trains with live fire
Thanks to PacifiCorp Hunter Power Plant the Emery County Sheriff's Office personnel had a rare opportunity to participate in live fire training on June 24-25.
Huntington Glee club singing since 1919
The Huntington Glee Club has been performing since 1919. They recently presented their patriotic program as part of the Huntington Heritage Days celebration.
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Kate Bosworth, Zoe Saldana, Leighton Meester & More at Target + Neiman Marcus event
Zoe Saldana, Kate Bosworth, Allison Williams, and Karlie Kloss attend the Target + Neiman Marcus Holiday Collection launch event on Wednesday (November 28) in New York City.
The ladies were joined at the event by several designers, including Prabal Gurung!
The trailer for Kate's new film Black Rock was just released. The film is about three childhood friends who set aside their personal issues and reunite for a girls' weekend on a remote island off the coast of Maine. One wrong move turns their weekend getaway into a deadly fight for survival.
FYI: Kate is wearing an Emilio Pucci white satin peplum cocktail dress with sheer bodice.
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Debates of April 19th, 2007
House of Commons Hansard #136 of the 39th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was troops.
- Question Period
- Controlled Drugs and Substances Act
- Bank Act
- Criminal Code
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Business of Supply
- Youth Exchanges Canada
- Saint-Quentin Arc-en-ciel Choir
- Roger Gibb
- The Environment
- Residential Schools Settlement
- The Environment
- Air Force Appreciation Day
- Earth Day
- AHEPA Canada
- Sikhism
- Brent Poland
- Trade
- Hearing Impaired
- National Volunteer Week
- Human Rights
- Brian Mulroney
- Afghanistan
- The Environment
- Foreign Affairs
- Benamer Benatta
- Softwood Lumber
- Equalization
- Foreign Affairs
- The Environment
- Quebec City
- Fisheries and Oceans
- Freshwater Fish Marketing Corporation
- The Environment
- Softwood Lumber
- Fisheries and Oceans
- Democratic Reform
- Presence in Gallery
- Business of the House
- Points of Order
- Ethics Commissioner
- Business of Supply
- Employment Insurance Act
Youth Exchanges Canada
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Daniel Petit Charlesbourg—Haute-Saint-Charles, QC
Mr. Speaker, tomorrow, 18 first-year students and two teachers from Saint-Pierre secondary school in my riding of Charlesbourg—Haute-Saint-Charles are flying to British Columbia as part of the Youth Exchanges Canada program put on by the Society for Educational Visits and Exchanges in Canada.
The exchange is between the Saint-Pierre school in Charlesbourg and the Ross Road school in North Vancouver, where there is a French immersion program. The students are well prepared for their trip and are in contact with their counterparts in British Columbia.
The students from North Vancouver came to Quebec City in the winter and enjoyed the hospitality they received from the Quebeckers, who hosted them for a week during Quebec City's winter carnival period. Now it is time for the students from Charlesbourg to spend a week with them from April 20 to 27.
I want to wish them a very good trip. I am sure the experience will be very rewarding for them because they will get the chance to see another side of life in Canada and to discover just how vast their country is.
Saint-Quentin Arc-en-ciel Choir
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Jean-Claude D'Amours Madawaska—Restigouche, NB
Mr. Speaker, on April 6, I had the honour of attending a concert by the Saint-Quentin Arc-en-ciel choir at the Maple Capital of Atlantic Canada Festival.
After an 18-year hiatus, the Arc-en-ciel choir made a comeback with a retro show that was sold out for three days. The 40 or so artists impressed the audience by playing old French and English hits.
I would like to congratulate Louiselle Connors, the concert producer, and all the artists who put on such a moving and lively show. I also want to thank Jocelyne Bossé Querry and the entire organizing committee of the Maple Capital Festival, who presented me with a bird's-eye maple tie that I am proudly wearing today.
The Festival organizing committee and the Arc-en-ciel choir made this event a success throughout the entire region.
Roger Gibb
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Diane Bourgeois Terrebonne—Blainville, QC
Mr. Speaker, we recently learned that Roger Gibb has been appointed Chair of the Board of Directors of the Saint-Jérôme regional hospital foundation.
Mr. Gibb is an engineer who retired from Stablex Canada, where he was vice-president and CEO, and he is very involved in the Blainville community. He is a leader in the eyes of many of our entrepreneurs, who benefit from his advice, his ability to organize, and his availability. He was the former chair and then governor of the Thérèse-de-Blainville chamber of commerce, former president of the economic development corporation and vice-president of the Blainville business people's association. He is now the president of Quebec's environmental industry association.
My Bloc Québécois colleagues and I wish him the best of luck in carrying out his mandate as chair of the Saint-Jérôme hospital foundation.
The Environment
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Irene Mathyssen London—Fanshawe, ON
Mr. Speaker, this Sunday is the 37th Earth Day. Sadly, we are still facing an environmental crisis in Canada and around the world.
Since taking office, the Conservatives have embarrassed and disappointed Canadians by their position on the environment. One of their first acts in government was to give up on Canada's international commitments to address climate change and global warming.
Quite simply, ordinary Canadians are tired of this inaction. They know that this is not only a health issue for their families and future generations but the beginning of a serious economic problem for all Canadians.
New Democrats are fighting hard to ensure that Kyoto remains a priority for the Conservative government.
By helping to completely rewrite the clean air act, we now have the opportunity to pass legislation that would significantly reduce our greenhouse gas emissions with tough regulations on big polluters, an end to subsidies for oil and gas, a green car strategy and energy efficiency programs.
The government has to get the message. We need to protect our environment.
Residential Schools Settlement
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Rod Bruinooge Winnipeg South, MB
Mr. Speaker, on March 21, 2007, the Indian residential schools settlement agreement received final court approval. Now former students and their families must choose whether to stay in the agreement or opt out. Significant plans are under way to inform all former students and their families about their options and legal rights.
During this period, efforts will be made to ensure that all former students receive important information about the details of the settlement agreement and the timelines and procedures involved in exercising their legal rights.
To this end, a summary notice, detailed notice and opt-out form will be mailed directly at the program's outset to over 40,000 former students across Canada. These notices describe the settlement's benefits and explain what it means to opt out and how to do so.
It is important to note that these notices are part of a larger program, which will include media placements, direct mailings, community outreach activities and continued availability of a toll free information line and website.
This government is once again demonstrating its commitment to a fair and lasting resolution to the legacy of Indian residential schools.
The Environment
Statements By Members
April 19th, 2007 / 2:05 p.m.
Raymond Simard Saint Boniface, MB
Mr. Speaker, as members will know, we are celebrating Earth Week. It is especially important to recognize environmental activists across the nation.
I am pleased to rise in the House today to recognize a very talented young lady by the name of Megan Paavola, a constituent who is among an elite group of 15 students from across Canada, who will receive the $5,000 Toyota Earth Day scholarship. This award recognizes outstanding achievements in environmental community service, academics and extracurricular participation.
Ms. Paavola's motivation and dedication to raise awareness on environmental issues has been most impressive. Her efforts include, but are not limited to: co-organizing a two-day Polar Bear Awareness event at the Winnipeg Children's Museum; participating in the Polar Bear Science Leadership Camp in Churchill, Manitoba; speaking tirelessly on ecological solutions; and initiating a student run recycling program at her school.
Megan Paavola's passion for the arts and social justice issues, combined with her leadership skills, make her a well rounded individual.
Please join me in congratulating Megan Paavola who understands the true meaning of being a responsible global citizen.
Air Force Appreciation Day
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Laurie Hawn Edmonton Centre, AB
Mr. Speaker, today is Air Force Appreciation Day, an occasion to recognize the outstanding contributions made by the men and women of Canada's air force to protect all Canadians.
The 15,000 men and women in air force light blue are on duty every day, ensuring the sovereignty of our airspace over Canada's great land mass and well out over three oceans.
The air force conducts dangerous search and rescue missions. It forms Canada's contribution to Norad's continental defence. It transports humanitarian assistance to those in need around the world and it plays a vital role in the Canadian Forces operations in Afghanistan as it maintains the crucial air bridge to that operation, transporting thousands of tonnes of equipment and thousands of personnel.
From Billy Bishop's courage of the early morning in a Nieuport 17 to a C-17 Globemaster in the near future, Canada's air force slips the surly bonds of earth around the clock as a vital component of Canada's foreign and domestic policy.
Today I would like all members to join me in recognizing the dedication and importance of Canada's air force whose leadership joins us today and its hard-working men and women who serve Canada first, every day.
Per ardua ad astra and Check-Six.
Earth Day
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Pauline Picard Drummond, QC
Mr. Speaker, with Earth Day celebrations approaching, I would invite all members of this House to reflect on our ability to act on environmental issues. We each have a role to play here in the House, as well as in our lives. What can we do to act responsibly?
First, we have to become more aware of how our lifestyle and consumer choices affect the environment. Once we do that, it will be easier to change things. We can make so many little changes: reduce our energy consumption, avoid using plastic bags, dispose of hazardous household waste properly, or plant trees.
The Conservative government is refusing to shoulder its responsibilities in the fight against climate change. My Bloc Québécois colleagues and I condemn this government's attitude. We must each make the kinds of changes that will really make a difference.
AHEPA Canada
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Jim Abbott Kootenay—Columbia, BC
Mr. Speaker, it is with great pride that I rise today to recognize AHEPA Canada.
Founded in the United States in 1922, the American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association is one of the largest Hellenic heritage groups in the world and branched out to Canada in 1928. AHEPA is also in Greece, Cyprus, New Zealand and Australia.
AHEPA promotes the ideals of Hellenism, education, philanthropy, civic responsibility, family and individual excellence. In Canada, the organization donates more than $300,000 a year toward education and charities at the local, national and international levels.
I would like to thank the president of AHEPA Canada, Mr. Frank Antoniou and the members of his executive for honouring us with their presence in Ottawa today.
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Gurbax Malhi Bramalea—Gore—Malton, ON
Mr. Speaker, Sikh communities around the world are celebrating the 308th birthday of the Sikh nation, the Sikh faith, the Khalsa. It also marks the first day of the Sikh new year.
Since 1994, I have held celebrations for Vaisakhi. I would like to thank the Leader of the Opposition for attending the celebration along with many other members of parliament. Mr. Speaker, a special thanks to you for your continued Vaisakhi celebration support.
Hundreds of thousands of Sikhs live as peaceful and full participants in Canadian society. In spite of many difficulties encountered by Canada's first Sikh immigrants at the turn of the century, today they are a full and active community in the Canadian mosaic.
As the first turbaned Sikh member of Parliament of the House of Commons, I am sure all members would like to join with me in congratulating the Sikh community on this occasion and hope that we all continue to work together to promote harmony and good will in order to keep Canada an exemplary country filled with tolerance and compassion.
Brent Poland
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Patricia Davidson Sarnia—Lambton, ON
Mr. Speaker, today I rise to honour my constituent, Corporal Brent Poland, who was among the six soldiers killed on Easter Sunday in Afghanistan. He is the second combat casualty from Sarnia—Lambton from this mission after last year's tragic death of Private William Cushley.
They represent the first combat deaths for Sarnia—Lambton since the Korean war, where Canadians gave hope to, in those days, the poorest people on earth. Now Canadians are giving hope to today's most downtrodden in Afghanistan.
I had the honour to speak with Corporal Poland before he was deployed and he told me he joined the forces because he was inspired by what they were achieving and, above all else, he believed in this mission.
The Poland family members have stated that they do not want their son's death to be the cause of any wavering will or political opportunism concerning the worthiness of the mission in Afghanistan.
My sincere condolences go to Don and Pat, brother Mark and all other family and friends.
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Joe Comartin Windsor—Tecumseh, ON
Mr. Speaker, recently North American automakers came out against the proposed free trade deal with South Korea. This follows the Canadian Auto Workers Union that earlier voiced its opposition as well. In fact, a credible economic study predicts a deal with Korea will cost between 14,000 and 33,000 well paying jobs in this country.
The auto industry used to be a backbone of our economy. Successive Liberal and Conservative governments have allowed it to disintegrate.
The statistics are grave. In the last two years we have lost over 200,000 jobs in manufacturing in Ontario and Quebec. In my region of Windsor-Essex alone, more than 10,000 auto sector jobs have disappeared and for the first time in 18 years Canada has an auto trade deficit.
Despite these job losses and devastating implications of the trade deal, the government has signalled its intention to fast track negotiations without any public debate or impact studies.
If this Conservative government is unwilling to end free trade, it must bring that deal to the House for a vote.
Hearing Impaired
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Garth Turner Halton, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize a parent based community organization that has made a difference not only in my riding but in 17 other chapters across Ontario, Alberta, Manitoba, Quebec and Newfoundland.
VOICE for Hearing Impaired Children was established in the 1960s by parents to offer support to families with children who are deaf and hard of hearing. VOICE has made a difference in the lives of hearing impaired children by providing parental support, public education, advocacy and auditory-verbal therapy.
I would like to take this opportunity to commend the Halton chapter of VOICE which, because of volunteerism, was able to raise over $40,000 to ensure that hearing impaired children in my region have the opportunity to develop their ability to listen and to speak.
The website, for more information, is www.voicefordeafkids.com.
National Volunteer Week
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Yves Lessard Chambly—Borduas, QC
Mr. Speaker, through their quiet, unwavering solidarity and generosity, thousands of women and men in my riding and throughout Quebec are helping improve the quality of life of people in our community.
Volunteer work has quietly taken hold and has given our society a more human face. Each year, thousands of volunteers in Quebec give their time and talent to their favourite cause.
Last September, the Conservative government attacked the weakest, most vulnerable members of our society by slashing support programs. Its actions had a direct impact on the volunteers who humanize our society.
As this is National Volunteer Week, I want to thank and pay tribute to all the people who selflessly devote time to bettering our communities.
Human Rights
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Omar Alghabra Mississauga—Erindale, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to call on all parliamentarians to join me in condemning all forms of hate speech. Unfortunately, occasionally we see hate and intolerance rear its ugly head among us.
On April 4 a small explosion outside a Jewish community centre in Montreal sent a chill as many Canadians celebrated Passover. Last week Professor Muriel Walker of McMaster University had hateful and racist slurs painted on her office door because she promoted understanding about Muslim Canadians. These acts of cowardice and hate disgust all Canadians.
As we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the charter, I am proud that our laws and institutions stand firm against hate. Today my colleague from Etobicoke Centre will be tabling a motion to strengthen our hate laws by adding gender as an unacceptable basis for discrimination and hate.
I am calling on all parliamentarians to offer their unanimous consent to adopt this motion. Last Parliament some Conservative members refused to do so and I hope this time they will reconsider. We all must stand together against all forms of hate.


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Monday, February 18, 2008
Funky Fafi Eyes
How was your Monday? Mine was fabulous...no work, slept in. I've been packing for my trip to Cali! I leave Wednesday night and don't return till Tuesday night so my blogging will be MIA for a little while. I'll post a couple of videos before I leave so at least you guys have something to watch :)
So I decided to post the funky fafi look...I was scared because I thought I looked crazy in the video! However, I was overwhelmed by the positive feedback from all the youtubers out there who actually liked it. It helps that most ppl who watch it are into makeup and can appreciate that kind of thing. So without further ado...here's my funky fafi eye tutorial :)
What I Used - All MAC:
-Mineralized Satinfinish Foundation in NC42
-Mineralized Satinfinish Natural in Medium Dark
-blush in fashion frenzy
-smolder eye kohl
-fascinating eye kohl
-ardell lashes
-totally it lipglass
-fun n sexy lipstick
-cranapple lipliner
7 comments:
- missjaclynrose said...
omg, Ren, you make it look so easy.
Amazing you are!
So what part of Cali are you coming to?
We should have a meet and greet, maybe go shopping? hehe.
Well have a safe trip out here and have fun girl.
Will definitely miss you while you're away.
- February 19, 2008 at 12:01 AM
- (g)ezebel said...
girrrrrl, i am gonna do this look to work one day and see how much trouble i get in!! you know i think it's gorgeous!!
- February 19, 2008 at 2:52 PM
- Linda said...
you have really amazing skin. how do you keep it that way!
- February 19, 2008 at 10:33 PM
- mandilicious said...
you make it look so easy!...i swear!
- February 20, 2008 at 2:10 AM
- Mrs. Lynne said...
Break out the Fafi girl! You did a good job in recreating it. I would probably scare my kids for sure if I walked around the house with it, lol. But I totally appreciate the artistry behind it though.
I can't believe that Smolder goes on that easily.
- February 20, 2008 at 2:11 AM
- ✞ANGELA✞ said...
good job girl!
you make it looks so easy~
- February 23, 2008 at 9:24 AM
- ♥Niya♥ said...
I love this video and the look. When i learn to wear makeup i will definitely be trying some of the wild looks
- October 7, 2008 at 10:08 AM