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Debates of June 13th, 2006
House of Commons Hansard #39 of the 39th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was adoption.
- Question Period
- Information Commissioner's Report
- Telecommunications Act
- Antipoverty Act
- Committees of the House
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- Questions on the Order Paper
- Request for Emergency Debate
- Criminal Code
- Citizenship Act
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- Gourmet Food Fair
- Automobile Industry
- Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation
- Mon amie la Terre
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- Etchemin River Restoration Committee
- Bastille Day
- Official Languages
- Infrastructure
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- Guy A. Lepage
- Kenneth Thomson
- Health Care
- Softwood Lumber
- Aboriginal Affairs
- National Defence
- Softwood Lumber
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- Health
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- Chinese Canadians
- Aeronautics
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- Citizenship and Immigration
- Health
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- Public Safety
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Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Helena Guergis Simcoe—Grey, ON
Mr. Speaker, on Sunday I had the privilege of attending a spaghetti dinner fundraiser in Clarksburg for Michelle Keeling, a constituent of mine in Simcoe—Grey. I met Michelle three and a half weeks ago, when she told me about her medical mission trip to Africa.
Michelle recently received a bachelor of nursing degree through the University of New Brunswick at Humber College in Toronto. Michelle's commitment to assisting those in need bodes well for her chosen career as a registered nurse.
Everyone likes to make a difference in life. However, nothing is more rewarding than making a difference in the lives of others. Volunteers like Michelle are driven by an inner sense of having to do something about an acute situation, yet volunteer work is much different from paid work. It has its own special qualities. It is an opportunity to care for and work with others to alleviate human suffering.
On behalf of the Government of Canada, I want to commend Michelle for her tremendous commitment and wish her all the best for a very successful trip.
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
France Bonsant Compton—Stanstead, QC
Mr. Speaker, the village of Compton is throwing a year-long party in 2006. Why? Because the people of Compton appreciate the good things in life and they have decided to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Saint-Thomas d'Aquin parish.
In fact, the township was settled earlier than that and the name of Compton had been appearing on maps for a little longer, but the parish was officially founded in 1856.
Compton is one of the friendliest municipalities in the region. This certainly has to do with the varied origins of settlers. During their celebrations, the people of Compton are promoting the sense of celebration, family participation, parish and community life, history as well as local heritage.
Until August, the organizing committee is inviting everyone to come and discover a beautiful village and wonderful people. Welcome all to the 150th anniversary of the Compton parish of Saint-Thomas d'Aquin.
Etchemin River Restoration Committee
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2:05 p.m.
Steven Blaney Lévis—Bellechasse, QC
Mr. Speaker, after 13 years of efforts to protect and restore the precious heritage of Etchemin River, the Etchemin river restoration committee has succeeded in bringing back Atlantic salmon, which had last been seen in these waters some 200 years ago.
For that achievement, the committee won top honours at the Canadian Environment Awards gala on June 5, 2006, in Vancouver. A major change in people's habits, in terms of environmental behaviour, has been rewarded.
This unique dream of bringing a wildlife species back to its natural habitat after some 200 years was brought to life with the help of many partners, including the municipalities of Bellechasse and Etchemins. Their representatives are with us today. I welcome them here and thank them from the bottom of my heart for this token of hope for future generations.
Bastille Day
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2:10 p.m.
Mario Silva Davenport, ON
Mr. Speaker, on July 14 the people of France will celebrate Bastille Day. This national holiday is a date of great significance to the people of France and their friends across the world.
I have always been proud to call myself a friend and supporter of France. Just a few years ago, I was pleased to join with the mayor of Paris in Toronto as we unveiled a plaque at the Exhibition Place grounds on Toronto's waterfront to commemorate the first French fort in Toronto.
As an elected official for over 13 years, I have ensured that each year on Bastille Day the French flag is raised over Toronto City Hall, a tradition that continues to this day.
France is one of the founding peoples of our great country. As the people of France prepare to celebrate this important date, I invite all members of the House to join with me in extending to them our very best wishes on Bastille Day 2006.
Official Languages
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Guy Lauzon Stormont—Dundas—South Glengarry, ON
Mr. Speaker, at a meeting of the Standing Committee on Official Languages on June 8, the member for Papineau made irresponsible comments about the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The member said that when the minister spoke during the conference in Saint-Boniface, his French was unacceptable and that he should not speak in French at international forums.
I can only point out that my colleagues are making an effort to learn French. As the Minister for la Francophonie and Official Languages stated, it is completely demoralizing to pass judgment on the quality of the results when someone has made an effort to speak our language.
The member's insulting remarks reflect a self-centred political party. The Bloc Québécois proved once again that it is intolerant and closed-minded.
The member should rise in this House and apologize.
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Peter Julian Burnaby—New Westminster, BC
Mr. Speaker, there is no doubt that the B.C. lower mainland is growing. It is harder for people to get to work. The solution is more investment in rapid transit and better planning for greater Vancouver. Instead, we have seen the B.C. provincial government pushing the twinning of the Port Mann bridge.
The marketing meetings that were held around this project were not public consultations but just a superficial effort to sell a non-environmentally sustainable project. The reality is that twinning the Port Mann is not going to lead to better traffic circulation. What it will mean is more rat-running through the streets and neighbourhoods of Burnaby and New Westminster and more pollution.
The provincial government is basing its impact studies on adherence to the livable regions plan, but the twinning betrays the plan. The twinning of the Port Mann will increase traffic and pollution and in three to four years the lineup will be the same. Residents south of the Fraser desperately need more access to rapid transit that will get them to and from work.
Many unanswered questions have been raised by my colleagues in B.C. and in this House. This plan needs to be rethought and real public consultations held.
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Susan Kadis Thornhill, ON
Mr. Speaker, it started with an e-mail.
The Thornhill Soccer Club has a relationship with the Dagoretti District Primary School in Nairobi, Kenya, one of East Africa's biggest and most impoverished areas.
While on a recent trip to Africa, Thornhill constituent Steve Snowball volunteered as a teacher and soccer coach at Dagoretti primary school. It is a school with 450 children and one soccer ball. Being involved with the Thornhill Soccer Club for years as a player, coach and referee, Steve sent an e-mail request to the Thornhill club for some soccer equipment for the children.
Six weeks later, at the season kickoff last Saturday, boxes of balls, goalie gloves and equipment overflowed the collection boxes. Shipments of the equipment will be shipped out to the Dagoretti primary school and to schools in the surrounding areas, including a girls soccer team in Abuja, Nigeria, thanks to the generous assistance of NGOs like Free the Children.
The message from Thornhill residents and local schools is very clear. Every child should have the right to play.
Guy A. Lepage
Statements By Members
June 13th, 2006 / 2:10 p.m.
Maka Kotto Saint-Lambert, QC
Mr. Speaker, a Quebec television artist was recognized in Banff yesterday for his talent and the consistently high calibre of his work. His name: Guy A. Lepage.
Although he is only 45, Mr. Lepage was honoured as the first francophone to receive the Sir Peter Ustinov Comedy Award, which is presented to a television actor in recognition of his body of work.
For those who are not familiar with the prolific, creative world of Quebec television, Guy A. hosts the program Tout le monde en parle on Radio-Canada and captivated us with cult series such as Rock et Belles Oreilles and Un gars une fille.
This committed artist masterfully combines intelligence, strength, determination, humility and elegance.
The Bloc Québécois salutes Guy A. May he keep on inspiring and challenging Quebec.
Kenneth Thomson
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Jim Peterson Willowdale, ON
Mr. Speaker, Ken Thomson passed away suddenly yesterday in his 83rd year. His impact on Canada is profound.
When his father died in 1976, he inherited the title of Lord Thomson of Fleet and a business empire. He never sat in the House of Lords, but in just 30 years he grew the business some 40 times, to over $22 billion, making him the richest in Canada and ninth richest in the world.
He took the Globe and Mail national and moved into electronic publishing, never interfering but always nurturing his people.
His donation of some 3,000 works of art plus $70 million to the Art Gallery of Ontario was generous beyond belief.
To his wife Marilyn and children David, Peter and Taylor, we send our heartfelt sympathy.
We give thanks for the life of this humble, frugal, caring man whose leadership and philanthropy have done so much to make Canada better.
We thank you, Ken. He will not be forgotten.
Health Care
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Dean Del Mastro Peterborough, ON
Mr. Speaker, yesterday the member for Brampton—Springdale stood in the House and falsely accused this government of failing to reduce health care wait times since taking office four short months ago. As usual, the Liberals' opposition is merely an indictment of their own time in government.
This government is committed to wait times guarantees. A guarantee is a guarantee and this government has demonstrated that we honour our commitment to Canadians.
As the member for Brampton—Springdale knows, wait times doubled during the 13 years of Liberal government in this country. The opposition should refrain from being so critical. This government has accomplished more in 130 days than the previous government did in 13 long years.
If the member is so concerned with reducing wait times for Canadians, perhaps she is in the wrong party. We will deliver a wait times guarantee. This government delivers on its promises.
Softwood Lumber
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Toronto Centre
Bill Graham Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, for many of the reasons we raised in the House some weeks ago, the Prime Minister's rushed and poorly thought out softwood lumber deal is presently unravelling. His comments yesterday that the industry and the provinces support the settlement do not quite square with the facts.
As for the industry, at least 80 Canadian lumber companies have filed suit in the U.S. courts over the last two weeks, and unless they withdraw those actions, the deal is dead on arrival.
I ask the Prime Minister, do his comments yesterday represent an ignorance of the lumber industry, a misunderstanding of the deal that was signed, or ultimately an unconditional capitulation to the lumber interests of the United States of America?
Softwood Lumber
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Stephen Harper Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, the House will know that an agreement in principle was reached some weeks ago. Considerable work has been done, is being done and will be done to make sure we get a final legal text and operating rules that reflect that agreement in principle. Of course, we are confident that when that happens we will see the same provincial and industry support that we have seen all along.
Softwood Lumber
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Toronto Centre
Bill Graham Leader of the Opposition
Let us hope so, Mr. Speaker, but presently the provinces are sounding the alarm over the consequences of the Prime Minister's rush to please the American lumber industry. B.C. is concerned. Ontario and Quebec are concerned as well. Remanufacturers are shut out. The American proposal, as we understand it, rewrites the rules so the Americans can keep illegally collected duties and gut the dispute resolution mechanism which is the very basis of NAFTA.
I ask the Prime Minister again, do his comments yesterday represent an ignorance of the lumber industry, an ignorance of the deal, or an unconditional capitulation to the interests of the United States of America which will threaten the future of free trade between our two countries?
Softwood Lumber
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Stephen Harper Prime Minister
Once again, Mr. Speaker, this government is working hard. We are working with the industry and provinces to finalize the text that we agreed to some weeks ago. We expect all parties can and will abide by the agreements they made. We will reach a final agreement. The only people who will be disappointed are the members opposite who did such a terrible job of managing this file for 13 years.
Softwood Lumber
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Toronto Centre
Bill Graham Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, we will see. In fact, as the hon. member for Wascana pointed out yesterday, the free access to the American market guaranteed by this agreement only remains in effect if the market situation stays the same as it was last April. However, as everyone knows, and as we predicted, the market situation has already changed, putting our industry at a disadvantage.
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The cloud market growth today is largely in public clouds. While there is a lot of spend in IT departments in virtualization, these aren't yet translating into a true "cloud" experience within the enterprise. What is stopping the growth of the "private cloud" market? In his general session at 18th Cloud Expo, Nara Rajagopalan, CEO of Accelerite, explored the challenges in deploying, managing, and getting adoption for a private cloud within an enterprise. What are the key differences between wh...
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"ReadyTalk is an audio and web video conferencing provider. We've really come to embrace WebRTC as the platform for our future of technology," explained Dan Cunningham, CTO of ReadyTalk, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at WebRTC Summit at 19th Cloud Expo, held November 1-3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
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In 2014, Amazon announced a new form of compute called Lambda. We didn't know it at the time, but this represented a fundamental shift in what we expect from cloud computing. Now, all of the major cloud computing vendors want to take part in this disruptive technology. In his session at 20th Cloud Expo, John Jelinek IV, a web developer at Linux Academy, will discuss why major players like AWS, Microsoft Azure, IBM Bluemix, and Google Cloud Platform are all trying to sidestep VMs and containers...
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IoT is at the core or many Digital Transformation initiatives with the goal of re-inventing a company's business model. We all agree that collecting relevant IoT data will result in massive amounts of data needing to be stored. However, with the rapid development of IoT devices and ongoing business model transformation, we are not able to predict the volume and growth of IoT data. And with the lack of IoT history, traditional methods of IT and infrastructure planning based on the past do not app...
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The many IoT deployments around the world are busy integrating smart devices and sensors into their enterprise IT infrastructures. Yet all of this technology – and there are an amazing number of choices – is of no use without the software to gather, communicate, and analyze the new data flows. Without software, there is no IT. In this power panel at @ThingsExpo, moderated by Conference Chair Roger Strukhoff, Dave McCarthy, Director of Products at Bsquare Corporation; Alan Williamson, Principal ...
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From promoting your baby's development to paving the way for post-pregnancy weight loss, here's why pregnancy weight gain matters.
Like it or not, eating for two isn't a license to eat twice as much as usual. Use healthy lifestyle habits to manage your pregnancy weight gain, support your baby's health and make it easier to shed the extra pounds after delivery.
There's no one-size-fits-all approach to pregnancy weight gain. How much weight you need to gain depends on various factors, including your pre-pregnancy weight and body mass index (BMI). Your health and your baby's health also play a role. Work with your health care provider to determine what's right for you.
Consider these general guidelines for pregnancy weight gain:
If you're carrying twins or other multiples, you'll likely need to gain more weight. Again, work with your health care provider to determine what's right for you.
Consider these general guidelines for pregnancy weight gain if you're carrying twins:
Being overweight before pregnancy increases the risk of various pregnancy complications, including gestational diabetes and high blood pressure. Although a certain amount of pregnancy weight gain is recommended for women who are overweight or obese before pregnancy, some research suggests that women who are obese can safely gain less weight than the guidelines recommend. In women who have a BMI greater than 35, a weight loss of less than 11 pounds (5 kilograms) appears to have more benefits than risks and might not increase the risk of having a small-for-gestational-age infant.
Work with your health care provider to determine what's best in your case and to manage your weight throughout pregnancy.
If you're underweight, it's essential to gain a reasonable amount of weight while you're pregnant. Without the extra weight, your baby might be born earlier or smaller than expected.
If you gain more than the recommended amount during pregnancy and you don't lose the weight after the baby is born, the excess pounds increase your lifelong health risks. Gaining too much weight during pregnancy can also increase your baby's risk of health problems at birth and childhood obesity.
Let's say your baby weighs in at 7 or 8 pounds (about 3 to 3.6 kilograms). That accounts for some of your pregnancy weight gain. What about the rest? Here's a sample breakdown:
In the first trimester, most women don't need to gain much weight — which is good news if you're struggling with morning sickness.
If you start out at a healthy or normal weight, you need to gain only a few pounds (less than 2 kilograms) in the first few months of pregnancy. You can do this with an extra 150 to 200 calories a day, about the amount in 6 ounces (170 grams) of low-fat fruit yogurt.
Steady weight gain is more important in the second and third trimesters — especially if you start out at a healthy weight or you're underweight. This often means gaining 3 to 4 pounds (about 1.4 to 1.8 kilograms) a month until delivery. An extra 300 calories a day — half of a sandwich and a glass of skim milk — might be enough to help you meet this goal. If you began your pregnancy underweight, your health care provider might review your diet and physical activity level to make sure you meet weight-gain recommendations.
Your health care provider will keep a close eye on your weight. Do your part by eating a healthy diet and keeping your prenatal appointments. To keep your pregnancy weight gain on target, your health care provider might offer suggestions for boosting calories or scaling back as needed.
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About the Author: Kelli Davis is a program officer in the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs' (ECA) SportsUnited Office. She is currently traveling in Kansas City, Missouri with 12 student athletes from Vietnam. Around the world, SportsUnited works with boys and girls ages 7-17 in discovering how success in athletics can be translated into the development of life skills and achievement in the classroom.
Just hours from now, 12 student athletes from Vietnam will get their first glimpse of competitive collegiate volleyball. For the last week, these young volleyball players have been learning about American sports and culture and shared Vietnamese culture with their U.S. counterparts through visits to local high schools, pick-up volleyball matches with local volleyball clubs and Special Olympians. Tonight, these youth will head to the NCAA semi-finals in volleyball.
Hoang Lan, a 17-year-old member of the Vietnamese delegation, shared her first thoughts about America:
"I see many differences between the USA and Vietnam. Americans are different from the way they think and act. Americans go to work early and on time, but Vietnamese always keep late hours. Most Americans work independently. They consider carefully before they want to do something.
"Sports in schools and schools in general are not the same. We went to the University of Missouri Kansas City. We got to play volleyball. The facilities and floors were so modern. Everything was so large, and the equipment was all very good. We had everything available for us.
"We were able to go to Shawnee Mission North high school and there were so many differences. They had an indoor gym, football field, and anything you could imagine. This high school had over 1,600 students. In Vietnam the teachers switch classes. In American schools the students change. It was amazing how organized the halls were with all the students. I also noticed that for both coaches I met had a lot in common in how they train their athletes. They give their students a lot of exercise in strength and conditioning. And they take care of their students.
"I am not the best volleyball player. I am in a very low level. I hope that after this trip it will help me to improve and build my skills in volleyball.
"This trip has helped me to improve my English, and I have grown more confident in myself and the ability to communicate with foreign people.
"This is the first time out of my country, and when I return home I will share with my parents, friends, coaches and teammates everything I've seen and learned in America. I will teach them all that I have learned from my American coaches and teammates. The spirit of commonality, unity and team!"Learn more about SportsUnited and fan us on Facebook!


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FPV flight is a type of remote-control (RC) flying that has grown in popularity in recent years. It involves mounting a small video camera and analog television transmitter (1.2Ghz, 2,4Ghz or 5.8Ghz) on an RC aircraft and flying by means of a live video down-link, commonly displayed on video goggles or a portable LCD screen. When flying FPV, the pilot sees from the aircraft's perspective, and does not even have to look at the aircraft. As a result, FPV aircraft can be flown well beyond visual range, limited only by the range of the remote control and video transmitter. FPV became increasingly common throughout the 2000s and early 2010s. It is currently one of the fastest growing activities involving RC aircraft, and has given rise to a small but growing industry providing products specifically designed for FPV use.
There are two primary components of an FPV setup—the airborne component and the ground component (typically called a ground station). A basic FPV system consists of a fpv camera and video transmitter on the aircraft and a video receiver and a display on the ground. More advanced setups commonly add in specialized hardware, including on-screen displays with GPS navigation and flight data, stabilization systems, and autopilot devices with "return to home" capability—allowing the aircraft to fly back to its starting point on its own in the event of a signal loss. On-board cameras can be equipped with a pan and tilt mount, which when coupled with video goggles and "head tracking" devices creates a truly immersive, first-person experience, as if the pilot was actually sitting in the cockpit of the RC aircraft. Ground stations can be equipped with high gain antennas and automatic antenna tracking systems to provide for maximum range on the video link.
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An unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), commonly known as a drone and referred to as a Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), is an aircraft without a human pilot aboard. Its flight is controlled either autonomously by onboard computers or by the remote control of a pilot on the ground or in another vehicle. The typical launch and recovery method of an unmanned aircraft is by the function of an automatic system or an external operator on the ground. Historically, UAVs were simple remotely piloted aircraft, but autonomous control is increasingly being employed.They are usually deployed for military and special operation applications, but also used in a small but growing number of civil applications, such as policing and firefighting, and nonmilitary security work, such as surveillance of pipelines. UAVs are often preferred for missions that are too "dull, dirty or dangerous" for manned aircraft.
In the United States, the Federal Aviation Administration has adopted the name unmanned aircraft (UA) to describe aircraft systems without a flight crew on board. More common names include UAV, drone, remotely piloted vehicle (RPV), remotely piloted aircraft (RPA), and remotely operated aircraft (ROA). These "limited-size" (as defined by the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale) unmanned aircraft flown in the USA's National Airspace System, flown solely for recreation and sport purposes, such as models, are generally[citation needed] flown under the voluntary safety standards of the Academy of Model Aeronautics, the United States' national aeromodeling organization. To operate a UA for non-recreational purposes in the United States, according to the FAA users must obtain a Certificate of Authorization (COA) to operate in national airspace. At the moment, COAs require a public entity as a sponsor. For example, when BP needed to observe oil spills, they operated the Aeryon Scout UAVs under a COA granted to the University of Alaska Fairbanks. COAs have been granted for both land and shipborne operations.The FAA Modernization and Reform Act of 2012[ sets a deadline of September 30, 2015, for the agency to establish regulations to allow the use of commercial drones. In the meantime, the agency claims it is illegal to operate commercial unmanned aerial vehicles, but approves non-commercial flights under 400 feet if they follow Advisory Circular 91-57, Model Aircraft Operating Standards, published in 1981. However, the FAA's attempt to fine a commercial drone operator for a 2011 flight were thrown out on 6 March 2014 by NTSB judge Patrick Geraghty, who found that the FAA had not followed the proper rulemaking procedures and therefore had no UAV regulations. The FAA will appeal the judgement. Texas EquuSearch, which performs volunteer search and rescue operations, was also challenging FAA rules in 2014.As of August 2013, commercial unmanned aerial system (UAS) licenses were granted on a case-by-case basis, subject to approval by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The agency expects that five years after it unveils a regulatory framework for UASs weighing 55 pounds or less, there will be 7,500 such devices in the air. In December 2013, the FAA announced six operators it was authorizing to conduct research on drone technology, to inform its pending regulations and future developments. These were the University of Alaska (including locations in Hawaii and Oregon), the state of Nevada, Griffiss International Airport in New York State, the North Dakota Department of Commerce, Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi, and Virginia TechIn May, 2014, a group of major news media companies filed an amicus brief in a case before the U.S.'s National Transportation Safety Board, asserting that the FAA's "overly broad" administrative limitations against private UAS operations cause an "impermissible chilling effect on the First Amendment newsgathering rights of journalists", the brief being filed three months before a scheduled rollout of FAA commercial operator regulations.
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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia, or BPH, strikes most men over 60. Is it a cause for concern, and what can be done about it?
It may be small, but the walnut-sized prostate gland can create big discomfort for men as they age. The reason: That little gland grows over time, eventually causing benign prostatic hyperplasia, or BPH, the medical term for an enlarged prostate. This is one instance where bigger isn�t better: The larger the prostate, the more likely it will squeeze the urethra, which just happens to travel through the prostate gland. And because the urethra is the tiny channel through which urine and semen pass, what happens next isn't very much fun. RELATED: Prostate Cancer Tests�The Latest� If you have BPH, you're in good company. It's estimated that by age 60, more than half of men will develop it; by age 85, 90 percent will. "In a sense, BPH is inevitable," says Dr. Kevin T. McVary, president of the guidelines committee for the American Urological Association. The good news: "You don�t have to suffer," says McVary. Here, a look at the condition and what can be done to treat it: What it is: BPH occurs when there's an overgrowth of cells inside the prostate gland. The process starts in early adulthood: Once men reach their 30s, cells start to proliferate, and the gland slowly increases in size. What it isn't: The word benign is a tip-off: BPH is not cancer. Nor does it raise your risk for prostate cancer, something many men assume. Recently Danish researchers examined data on more than three million men from 1980 through 2006 and reported some scary findings. Men hospitalized for BPH had twice the risk of developing prostate cancer as men in the general population. Men who underwent surgery to treat their BPH had three times the risk. The risk of dying from prostate cancer was twice as high among men hospitalized for BPH and up to eight times as high for men who underwent surgery for the condition. That's a sobering fact, but men shouldn't panic, say experts. While the study is huge, it doesn't show causation, says Dr. Ketan K. Badani, associate professor of urology at Columbia University Medical Center.� The fact that men in the study had been hospitalized for BPH likely means they were undergoing a battery of tests, says Badani. "If you look hard enough for prostate cancer, you will find it," he says. According to McVary, prostate cancer and BPH are caused by two different disease processes. "There doesn't seem to be a relationship between BPH and prostate cancer at all," he says. "As it stands now, if a man has BPH, he should not been concerned about an increased risk of prostate cancer," adds Badani. "That has not been proven yet." In fact, some studies show that BPH can protect against prostate cancer, he says. What the symptoms are:� When the urethra is blocked, men may have a tough time urinating. "There are seven cardinal symptoms," says McVary, chair of urology at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine in Springfield. These include a weak or slow urinary stream; frequent urination; urinary urgency; getting up frequently during the night to urinate; straining to urinate; double urination; and the sensation that your bladder isn't completely empty. However, "symptoms aren't inevitable, " he says. Many men never develop symptoms or if they do, aren't bothered by them, he adds. What causes it: No one knows. But the older you are, the greater the risk. Having a family history of BPH also raises your risk as does being obese or physically inactive. Also, men who have erectile dysfunction are candidates for developing BPH. How it's diagnosed. To make a diagnosis, the urologist will take a medical history and do a digital rectal exam. (Sometimes the doctor can actually feel the enlarged prostate, says McVary.) A post-void residual volume test may be done to measure the amount of urine left in the bladder after peeing. The amount of pressure inside the bladder during urination may be measured and an ultrasound of the prostate or kidney performed. Your urologist will also use the American Urological Association symptom score to gauge the frequency of your symptoms and how much they bother you. Based on the score, the urologist can classify the BPH as mild, moderate or severe. Other tests that may be done to rule out conditions with symptoms that mimic those of BPH include a prostate specific antigen (PSA) test to screen for prostate cancer; urinary cytology to screen for urinary cancer; and a urinalysis to check for glucose in the urine. If glucose is found, it could mean undiagnosed diabetes is triggering frequent urination. The urinalysis can also detect an infection that may be causing BPH-like symptoms. How it's treated: A guy who has mild BPH or isn't bothered by his symptoms is a good candidate for watchful waiting, or active surveillance. �But if symptoms develop or worsen over time, medication and/or surgery can help. Three classes of medications are prescribed. Alpha blockers are "our first line medication for BPH," says Badani. These drugs relax muscles in the prostate and bladder, improving flow and decreasing resistance, he explains. Another option: 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors, which shrink the prostate by almost 50 percent. The inhibitors may be prescribed along with alpha blockers if needed, adds �Badani. Anticholinergics are used when the problem is not so much blockage as it is an overactive bladder. Surgery is considered when medications don't work, or a patient has unwanted or intolerable side effects, says McVary. Options include minimally invasive procedures such as transurethral needle ablation (TUNA), which uses low-level frequency radio waves to reduce the gland's size, and transurethral microwave thermotherapy (TUMA), in which high-frequency radio waves destroy prostate tissue that's blocking the flow of urine. The downside of these treatments is that symptoms may reoccur. Surgical techniques deliver longer lasting benefits. Transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) "is the gold standard operation for the surgical treatment of BPH," says Badani, who is also director of robotic and minimally invasive surgery at Columbia University Medical Center. During the procedure, the surgeon opens the channel through which urine flows. "It's far more effective than minimally invasive surgery," he says. During an open prostatectomy, the inner portion of the prostate is removed to clear the channel. During laser procedures, surgeons vaporize tissue causing the blockage. 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Can you win a 10 team, 5x5 league taking starting pitchers with your first two picks?
Thinking about experimenting with it. I believe you can find enough guys late in drafts to field a solid enough offense, but bad pitching can kill you. I have never tried this before and it is a free league, but it also a league formed by area baseball bloggers, so there is some respect and pride for The Cleveland Fan at stake.
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In HYDE PARK ON HUDSON, Bill Murray plays President Franklin Delano Roosevelt during a special weekend in 1939. King George VI (Samuel West) and Queen Elizabeth (Olivia Colman) have come to Hyde Park, NY to curry political favor with an America that had come to resent its motherland. In his country estate in Hyde Park, Roosevelt and wife Eleanor (Olivia Williams), their immediate family, their staff and Daisy Suckley (Laura Linney), with whom the President has developed a special relationship, stand ready to greet the British royalty on their first trip to America. It's a weekend during which the direction of modern history will be steered, so, for many, it might appear strange that the great American president should be played by an actor best known for his comedy. But both collaborators and critics are quick to realize how perfect Murray is for the part. On set, Murray proved to be a charismatic leader. "Acting with Bill Murray was a dream come true," remembers Olivia Colman. It was hard to miss how Murray and Roosevelt shared many personal qualities. "People adored FDR's wit, kindness, and generosity, and that seemed to fit rather nicely with Bill," Colman adds. Producer David Aukin recalls, "When I went out with Bill, he was greeted wherever he went. People are so affectionate towards him, because he's given so much pleasure in so many films to so many people." Critics were equally convinced. For Todd McCarthy at The Hollywood Reporter, "It takes a few minutes to get used to, but once he settles into the role of the 32nd president, the idiosyncratic comic actor does a wonderfully jaunty job." When looking over his career, it seems clear that this "idiosyncratic comic actor" has done a remarkable job with pretty much everything he has set his mind to.
Bill Murray | A Comic from Chicago
Bill Murray in 1973 with Second City
Born to working-class Irish Catholic parents in 1950 in the Chicago suburb of Wilmette, Illinois, Bill Murray might have easily gotten lost in the crowd. He was the fifth of nine kids. And although his natural brightness set him apart, he arrived at acting only after a number of other uncertain career trajectories, including an abandoned attempt at pre-med. Even his forays into entertainment were less fueled by showbiz fever than by adolescent hormones. For example, as a teen, he decided to audition for a dance performance mostly because it was the one high school event that incorporated girls in his all-boy Catholic school. Meanwhile, Murray was honing his comic sensibility by just learning to observe the world around him. He confided to The Guardian that caddying at the local golf course taught him about humor: "It was my first glimpse of comedy. When you see grown men near to tears because they've missed hitting a little white ball into a hole from three feet, it makes you laugh." Some of these experiences made their way into his 1980 golf comedy Caddyshack (co-written by his brother Brian Doyle-Murray). But his brother Brian, who'd joined up with Chicago's Second City, also helped bring Murray into show business by introducing him to his collaborators. At his brother's house, as Murray told Rolling Stone, "I met Harold Ramis and John Belushi ….They thought I was a riot—weekend hippie." In 1973, Murray joined Second City, and then two years later he moved with other Second City performers, including John Belushi, Ramis, and his brother Brian, to New York for the National Lampoon Radio Hour. And while he did not join Saturday Night Live for the first year, he was soon part of the famed live TV show that quickly became America's preeminent testing ground for comic talent.
Bill Murray | From Sketch to Screen
While Bill Murray's comic icon status was secured by his participation in SNL, his rise to being a movie star had more to do with Second City and The National Lampoon Show. There, his collaboration with writer/ director Harold Ramis led him to many of his early film successes. Having met him in Chicago doing Second City, Ramis turned to Murray often. As Ramis later confided to Mike Sacks, "I always tell students to identify the most talented person in the room, and, if it isn't you, go stand next to him. That's what I did with Bill. I met him when he was really young – in his early twenties." Ramis' second screenplay, Meatballs, was Murray's first major film role. In his directorial debut, Caddyshack, (which Ramis wrote from an idea by Murray's brother Brian Doyle-Murray), Ramis let Murray's improv skills shine. The two reunited again for Stripes in 1981. And several years later, Ramis co-wrote Ghostbusters from an idea from Dan Akyroyd. And while the part of Peter Venkman was not originally written for Murray, the character and actor quickly became indistinguishable. Time's Richard Schickel noted that Murray, "obviously (and wisely) regards Dr. Peter Venkman as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to develop fully his patented comic character," one that is "Shrewd and stupid, sly and blustering, but always coolly gliding to some strong rhythm only he can hear." Indeed in the 80s, Murray became a comic juggernaut, careening from one box-office comedy hit to the next. But while Murray seemed to be the king of broad, buffoonish comedy, there was always something else happening just beneath the surface.
Bill Murray | A Serious Side
In the 90s, as Murray was on the rise as America's favorite funnyman, he started to turn his talent to serious ends. Right before making the comedy Ghostbusters, Murray was cast to star in John Byrum's adaptation of W. Somerset Maugham's moving tale of one man's search for spiritual meaning, The Razor's Edge. No doubt, half of Murray's job (in addition to starring in and co-writing the film) was dealing with the public's incredulity. "I suppose many people might think I never have a serious thought in my head," Murray confided to US Magazine. "I'm pretty contrary to that zany image. Mostly, I'm thinking about serious stuff - a lot of it spiritual. … I can be gregarious. I can be a loner. I can go both ways." While Murray would often take the comedy way, in future films he brilliantly blended both his comic and serious side, almost to the point it was impossible to say which was which. In Michael Almereyda's 2000 futuristic adaptation of Hamlet, Murray plays the plodding and pompous Polonius in way that was both familiar and revelatory. As the New York Times critic Elvis Mitchell observed, "Mr. Murray takes the bemused hollowness he first discovered in sketch comedy and gives it a worn, saddened undercurrent; it's what those bullying cynics he plays in comedies would be like in real life after about 20 years." As the alcoholic ventriloquist who argues politics with his dummy in Tim Robbins' Depression-era showcase Cradle Will Rock, Murray again used his vaudevillian persona to find the magic spot where comedy and tragedy meet.
Bill Murray | Seriously Funny
Bill Murray in LOST IN TRANSLATION
In 1993, Murray found the perfect vehicle for his unique comic talents in Harold Ramis's Groundhog Day, a high-concept film about a Pennsylvanian weatherman forced to relive the same day that moves magically between punchline and philosophy, and back again. Time Magazine's Richard Corliss describes how in this film "Murray had refined his amiable doofus into the minimalist modern man: his posture a question mark, his face a concrete poem of anticipated disappointment." Over the next decades, Murray further honed his talent for creating comic figures whose humor never comes at the cost of his humanity. In fact, Murray created characters whose humor emerged as their humanity (the pathos and sadness, dreams and desires) slowly rises to the surface. In Wes Anderson's 1998 Rushmore, Murray layered his character, Blume, with a complicated range of emotions that made him neither a hero, nor villain, nor victim, nor aggressor. Mick LaSalle of the San Francisco Chronicle wrote, "It's safe to say that Murray has one of the most emotionally layered deadpans of the century. To look at him is to recognize in Blume a fellow who, at his age, becomes lovesick and pathetic. He knows it and is sad about it, and yet sees the humor in his own sorry spectacle." In Sofia Coppola's 2003 LOST IN TRANSLATION, Murray plays a middle-aged movie star who flies to Tokyo for very profitable commercial work, a character who appears, on the surface, to be very like Murray himself. For Salon's Stephanie Zacharek, "Murray is often funny here — his lines loop around us, their unwitting victims, like licorice whips. But he also shows us a range of feelings that we immediately recognize, among them lovesickness, bewilderment, self-deprecating resignation — such feelings are, after all, universal. But Murray makes them feel new and raw." And he received an Oscar nomination for Best Actor for his moving performance.
Bill Murray | Cinematic Collaborator
After Jim Jarmusch worked with Murray for the "Delirium" section of Coffee and Cigarettes, he so loved what Bill Murray did that he wanted to create a bigger role for the actor. "He's always had that balance of mischief and melancholy - that's Bill Murray," Jarmusch told Talk Talk. "It's that very rare thing he has. So I kind of wanted to create something that could give a little more weight to that other side of his abilities as an actor." That something turned into the character of Don Johnston in Jarmusch's 2005 BROKEN FLOWERS, a worn-out lothario who takes a trip through time by crossing the country revisiting all of his past relationships. Entertainment Weekly's Lisa Schwarzbaum immediately got the connection between director and actor here: "The bebop cadences of actor Bill Murray and filmmaker Jim Jarmusch are in such key-of-cool sync in the deadpan-tender who's-your-daddy drama BROKEN FLOWERS, it's a wonder that the two hipster silverheads haven't jammed together more often." Like with Wes Anderson, and Harold Ramis before him, Jarmush found in Murray a perfect extension of his own comic sensibility. And the two soon teamed again for Jarmusch's oddball thriller THE LIMITS OF CONTROL. But as loyal as Murray is to his collaborator, he's also not interested in being a company man. In the 90s, at the height of his success, he did away with his agent and manager, providing people who wanted to work with him simply an 800-number and an answering machine on which to leave their pitches. As he told Entertainment Weekly, "Life is really hard, and it's the only one you have. I mean, I like doing what I do, and I know I'm supposed to do it, but I don't have anything to bring to it if I don't live my life." That unique way of doing things makes Murray a singular talent. For Anderson, Murray's "the one that I'm most likely to describe as a genius…His thought process is something I can't quite put my finger on at all. A sentence will come out of his mouth that's just the last thing I expect, and I don't quite understand until I think about it for a minute."
Bill Murray | Wes Anderson's Pep Captain
Since his appearance in Rushmore, Bill Murray has become synonymous with Wes Anderson films, appearing in either minor or major roles in Rushmore, The Royal Tenenbaums, The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, The Darjeeling Limited, and Fantastic Mr. Fox. In MOONRISE KINGDOM, Murray plays the lawyer Mr. Bishop, who, along with his wife (and fellow lawyer) Mrs. Bishop (Frances McDormand), is pushed into being a parent when their daughter Suzy (Kara Hayward) runs off with local Khaki scout Sam Shakusky (Jared Gilman). For Murray, joining up with Anderson's production was made easy by the material and talent. "It's a really fine script," he enthused. "There is an electricity that moves through it; Roman [Coppola] and Wes are really wonderful together." And Murray also has nothing but praise for the production itself. "It's a beautiful set, with all its handmade work," Bill Murray remarked admiringly. "It's one of the nicest ones I've worked in. The crew spent a lot of time making it feel authentic – how a house gets decorated by the first person who lives there, and then later you're sort of stuck with it – so we could feel authentic when we were acting." For others on the film, it was Murray's enthusiasm that fueled MOONRISE KINGDOM. Producer Jeremy Dawson noted, "Bill keeps us all going; he's our pep captain." And while Murray is not the star of MOONRISE KINGDOM, his presence lends a sense of reassurance to all. As the Chicago Tribune notes in their rave review, "Bill Murray, who (thank heavens) has been in every Anderson film since Rushmore, plays the father."


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Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 7:39 am
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Man, how about the rotax senior racing. Was that some good stuff or what. Good to see Chris w. back at the local level to see what racing is all about
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Gary Head
Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 9:07 am
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Thanks for not letting me run sat. due to not having the license...I understand it's the rules but at the same time what would it have mattered for one race.
The bright side is I had a blow out on the trailer on the way home and it was nice to be able to change it in daylight
and over the course of the next six races it has saved me around
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Daniel White
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Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 10:04 am
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Gary, I think I can speak for many of us when I say that I'm terribly sorry that you couldn't race. I can't blame you for being disappointed (to put it lightly) at the club. I hope you will come to future races.
Congrats to Jamie for getting the win (his first, I think), especially considering his up-to-2:00 am-thrash-job just to be able to race.
Hats off to Brandon Danke for a very impressive leap in performance.
And speaking of performance, great job Jason Mauney for getting your kart back together (and being fast) after landing on your head less than a month ago.
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Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 11:44 am
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The "club" had nothing to do with it !
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Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 6:37 pm
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I too would like to say the days events were great, especially the Rotax senior class, what started out one way had a totally different ending. Chris W. and I was talking about the full pits looking like the early 90's, after finding out Chris signed up with Rotax I figured the rest of the class would be running for second, the fact he was using one of Brent's karts, did not hurt his chances. But, we found out why we wave the rags, Chris was super fast but mechanical gremlins took him out of the pre-final and final. Taking nothing away from Jamie and Brandon, I am sure he would like to pass along some thanks to Matt, these guys put on a great race passing each other a couple of times in the first couple of laps........then there was Cory M. running good and finishing third. What a way to end the first half of the season. Can't wait for the summer break to be over.
I, like Daniel would like to pass along our disappointment that Gary wasn't able to race, but, we do have rules set by Rotax, that we have to follow. We all think the world of Gary and know he makes a long trip to race with both GSKA and Ga RMax Challenge, but we do have to follow the rules. I have proposed to Rotax to allow for a one day membership for a case just like this, and I will again try and get my point accross to them. I know I personally would like to see Gary racing with us again after the break.
One thing about Gary he always finds good in any bad, I don't think I would have found any good in a blow out.
We look forward in the second half of the season, and banquet. Remember, like Jeff Bacon said give some input on your thoughts with the year end banquet.
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brandon danke
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Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 8:00 pm
Post subject: Great Time Saturday
What a great time racing. I was pysched to actually be competitive for once! Matt Tilden helped a ton, and no one else can ever ask him to wrench, ok? I also owe Brent many thanks for advice and help.
I still think the club is a great group to race with. Everyone pitches in and helps, Alan with a jet, Russel with clutch repair, Kevin with a spare gear.
I have only raced at Barnesville, but the willingness of most everyone to lend a hand or a part is what makes it fun. That and the on track racing.
See you guys at BTK and back in Bville in August!
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Carl Cottrell
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Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 8:10 pm
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Gary, I hate that you decided to pack up and go home but there's not a Rotax series in the country you can race without a Rotax license.
Second, and I mentioned this to you as well, you could have run TAG.
I do have say yesterday was a great day at the track. The racing action in the Senior class was great to watch. Brandon Danke qualified outside pole and then passes Chris Weirhem in turn one. Jamie did some outstanding racing and how about Cory scoring a 3rd place in the final running faster laps then he has ever run.
I also enjoyed watching Simon Sykes pass 3 karts in turn 1.
Like I said what a great day!
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Gary Head
Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 8:52 pm
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I know I could have ran TAG, and maybe should have,yesterday and in the future.I just couldn't justify the $75.00 for the license not knowing if I'll even run anymore this year.
One less in ROTAX won't be missed at all.
If I see that I can run more this year or want too, then I may renew.
Actually TAG may be the way to go anyway
Question? Is the license required for every race or just the qualifiers ?
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Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 10:08 pm
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Man what a great day of racing! I could not have picked a better day for my wife a little boy to come to the track for the first time. Yeah it was a little hot but they got to see why I've been so excited about this kart racing stuff. They met many good people and saw how we all help each other out. It's a lot more than just the racing. Anyways, great racing guys! And how about that Danke! Man this guy is fast. Oh, thanks Cory for helping me w/ my brake gremlins and to Daniel/Kevin for letting me mooch off their tents. Hope to see everyone at the BakersCreek event!
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Cory Montgomery
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Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2008 6:23 am
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.... and how about Cory scoring a 3rd place in the final running faster laps then he has ever run.
I actually went faster at my last race on my other chassis, but I was happy to be running as good as I was considering I just stuck a motor and seat on it and showed up. We thrashed on that thing all day long (thanks Alan, Wes, Rick, Carl, Jeff & Jamie) just to get it where it was by the last race.
Now that I have a little time maybe I can get it on the scales and get the seat mounted right. And get off a stuck rear hub.
Hope to see everyone at BTK.
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If people who want accounts post to this thread, I will come in and make them all at once.
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So get someone to make you a user account on the office computers, then login and go to Applications -> Internet -> Dropbox to create a dropbox account for yourself, or to link your existing dropbox account to that computer. Put all your files that you want to be backed up and accessible from anywhere into your dropbox folder. If you want to share some files with some other people, make a shared folder in dropbox and invite them to it. Read the instructions or watch the video on the dropbox website to see how.
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