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A Tuesday morning vehicle accident on Smokestown Road resulted in the death of a Denver-area boy, and Cocalico High School students are now grieving the loss of a classmate.
As of press time Wednesday morning, East Cocalico Township Police had not released the names of any of the accident victims, and investigating officers were unavailble for more information. However, it was confirmed that counseling sessions regarding a fatality were taking place at the high school.
Principal Chris Irvine declined to identify the student until the information was officially released by police, but he did say a large group of grieving students were meeting in the school library to share memories of a beloved classmate.
"He was a wonderful kid," Irvine said. "Right now, the kids are supporting each other."
Police did release a report that stated a two-vehicle crash occurred in the 300 block of Smokestown Road in East Cocalico Township Dec. 18 at 7:30 a.m.
A vehicle traveling west at an unknown speed lost control in a curve and fishtailed into the oncoming lane, striking an eastbound vehicle. The driver and front passenger of the vehicle that lost control were ejected. The driver of the other vehicle was extricated from her vehicle by Denver Rescue.
All four people were transported to Reading Hospital by ambulance. The report described the driver of the vehicle that lost control as being in "grave" condition and the other three in "stable" condition.
The first vehicle was occupied by three male juveniles from the Denver area. The second vehicle was operated by a 23-year-old female from the Denver area.
Smokestown Fire Company, Fire Police, Denver Rescue, Reinholds, Reamstown, Fivepointville and Ephrata Ambulance and Medic 4, 9 and a Berks County medic were all on the scene.
The road was closed for approximately three hours. More COCALICO, page A16


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QB Ben Roethlisberger (11-18, 183 yds, 2 TDs, 1 INT) and the Steelers' offense (420 total yds) continued rolling along by using their old mainstay at running back, Jerome Bettis (33 carries, 149 yds). The Steelers' ground game (252 yds) allowed them to control the clock and keep Eagles QB Donovan McNabb and Terrell Owens on the sideline. The Steelers had the ball for an amazing 41 minutes, 49 seconds. They did it with Bettis looking like his old self and with great play from their offensive line. The Steelers are giving their rookie QB every weapon he needs to succeed, and Roethlisberger is taking full advantage.
Pittsburgh's defense embarrassed the Eagles with a very aggressive blitz package and a lot of overload principles. They either brought an outside linebacker and SS Troy Polamalu (7 tackles) on the same side, or they utilized "X" stunts and twists with their inside linebackers. They were able to flush McNabb (15-24, 109 yds, 1 INT) out of the pocket and cut off his throwing lanes. The Eagles' inability to pick up the varied blitzes was a bit shocking, and the vulnerability of the Steelers' cornerbacks in man-to-man situations was never tested.
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The world hasn't crushed you yet
and you're buoyant after breakfast
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the gaps you foresee seem to shine.
A feeling like that
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Lightness as you walk under fine blue skies,
the wind not too strong,
the clouds fluffy white.
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Arsenal 3-1 Shrewsbury
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Kieran Gibbs, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Yossi Benayoun scored their first goals for Arsenal as they came from behind to beat Shrewsbury.
Shrewsbury took a first-half lead through a James Collins header while Mark Wright earlier struck the post.
But Arsenal were level when Gibbs headed home Carl Jenkinson's cross.
After the break Oxlade-Chamberlain put Arsenal ahead when his 25-yard shot squirmed under Ben Smith before Benayoun converted from close range.
The result was welcome relief for beleaguered Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, whose side have made their worst start to a season since he arrived at the club.
And it looked like there was more misery to come for Wenger when the Gunners went behind after Shrewsbury got their reward for early pressure.
Having earlier struck the post through Wright's stabbed shot, Shrewsbury took the lead when Collins rose above a static Arsenal defence to head the League Two side into a deserved lead after 16 minutes.
The visiting side should have doubled their lead but Reuben Hazell headed wide when it looked easier to hit the target.
But Arsenal equalised just after the half-hour as Gibbs headed home from deep inside the penalty area for the home side.
Arsenal went ahead on 58 minutes through a bullet from the impressive Oxlade-Chamberlain.
There looked to be little danger when the 18-year-old former Southampton trainee collected the ball 25 yards out, but he promptly drilled a low strike under Smith.
With 12 minutes left, Benayoun made the tie safe when he swept home from close range following good work on the right side of the Shrewsbury penalty box by young substitute Oguzhan Ozyakup.
Lineup, Bookings (1) & Substitutions (6)
- 21 Fabianski
- 20 Djourou
- 25 Jenkinson
- 28 Gibbs
- 49 Miquel
- 15 Oxlade-Chamberlain (Aneke - 90' )
- 26 Frimpong (Ozyakup - 77' )
- 30 Benayoun
- 39 Coquelin
- 09 Park Chu-Young (Miyaichi - 71' )
- 29 Chamakh
- 59 Martinez
- 37 Boateng
- 34 Aneke
- 53 Ozyakup
- 56 Yennaris
- 31 Miyaichi
- 55 Watt
- 25 Smith
- 02 Grandison
- 03 Jacobson
- 12 Hazell
- 18 Goldson
- 04 McAllister Booked (Richards - 72' )
- 07 Wright
- 08 Wroe
- 16 Ainsworth (Taylor - 78' )
- 09 Collins (Bradshaw - 72' )
- 10 Morgan
- 01 Neal
- 11 Leslie
- 14 Richards
- 21 Male
- 23 Taylor
- 17 Bradshaw
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Full Time The final whistle is blown by the referee.90:00 +0:33
The referee blows for offside. Lukasz Fabianski takes the indirect free kick.90:00 +0:09
Foul by Marouane Chamakh on Connor Goldson, free kick awarded. Connor Goldson takes the direct free kick.89:12 Substitution
Substitution Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain leaves the field to be replaced by Chucks Aneke.86:00
The referee blows for offside against Marvin Morgan. Oguzhan Ozyakup restarts play with the free kick.83:46
Foul by Francis Coquelin on Tom Bradshaw, free kick awarded. Strike on goal comes in from Joe Jacobson from the free kick, blocked by Oguzhan Ozyakup.80:53
Shot by Yossi Benayoun from deep inside the penalty area misses to the left of the goal.79:53
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Joe Jacobson. Joe Jacobson restarts play with the free kick.77:58
The assist for the goal came from Oguzhan Ozyakup.77:58 Goal scored
Goal! - Yossi Benayoun - Arsenal 3 - 1 Shrewsbury Yossi Benayoun gets on the score sheet with a goal from inside the six-yard box to the bottom left corner of the goal. Arsenal 3-1 Shrewsbury.77:05 Substitution
Substitution Jon Taylor joins the action as a substitute, replacing Lionel Ainsworth.76:30 Substitution
Substitution Emmanuel Frimpong leaves the field to be replaced by Oguzhan Ozyakup.74:50
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain produces a right-footed shot from just outside the box that goes wide right of the goal.73:23
The assistant referee signals for offside against Ryo Miyaichi. Indirect free kick taken by Benjamin Smith.70:36
Free kick taken by Lukasz Fabianski.70:36 Substitution
Substitution Matthew Richards on for Sean McAllister.70:36 Substitution
Substitution Tom Bradshaw joins the action as a substitute, replacing James Collins.70:36 Substitution
Substitution Ryo Miyaichi replaces Chu-Young Park.70:36
The official flags James Collins offside.67:40
Corner from the right by-line taken by Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Lionel Ainsworth makes a clearance.
Corner taken short by Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.67:02
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain takes a shot. Save by Benjamin Smith.57:08
Yossi Benayoun provided the assist for the goal.57:08 Goal scored
Goal! - Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain - Arsenal 2 - 1 Shrewsbury Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain scores a goal from outside the box to the bottom left corner of the goal. Arsenal 2-1 Shrewsbury.55:30
Corner taken by Yossi Benayoun from the left by-line, Benjamin Smith makes a save.52:28
Corner taken right-footed by Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain from the right by-line, clearance by Jermaine Grandison.47:28
Emmanuel Frimpong takes a shot. Benjamin Smith makes a save.46:56
Outswinging corner taken right-footed by Yossi Benayoun from the right by-line to the near post.46:44
Francis Coquelin takes a shot. Joe Jacobson gets a block in.45:01
The referee starts the second half.45:00 +2:08 Half time
Half Time The ref blows to signal half-time.44:30
Joe Jacobson challenges Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Johan Djourou.42:25
Emmanuel Frimpong produces a shot on goal direct from the free kick, save by Benjamin Smith.42:25 Booking
Booking Sean McAllister receives a yellow card.42:02
Sean McAllister gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Marouane Chamakh.40:41
Effort from inside the area by Chu-Young Park misses to the right of the goal.34:10
Emmanuel Frimpong takes a shot. Save made by Benjamin Smith.32:27
Assist by Carl Jenkinson.32:27 Goal scored
Goal! - Kieran Gibbs - Arsenal 1 - 1 Shrewsbury Kieran Gibbs finds the back of the net with a headed goal from deep inside the penalty area. Arsenal 1-1 Shrewsbury.30:17
Corner taken by Chu-Young Park from the left by-line played to the near post, clearance made by Jermaine Grandison.29:45
The referee blows for offside against James Collins. Ignasi Miquel takes the free kick.28:39
Corner taken by Yossi Benayoun from the left by-line, clearance by Jermaine Grandison.27:01
Corner from the left by-line taken by Mark Wright, Close range header by Jermaine Grandison misses to the right of the goal.26:38
Mark Wright takes a shot. Johan Djourou gets a block in.23:44
Francis Coquelin takes a shot. Save by Benjamin Smith.21:53
Effort on goal by Lionel Ainsworth from just outside the area goes harmlessly over the target.21:05
Corner taken right-footed by Lionel Ainsworth from the right by-line, Yossi Benayoun manages to make a clearance.15:37
The assist for the goal came from Marvin Morgan.15:37 Goal scored
Goal! - James Collins - Arsenal 0 - 1 Shrewsbury James Collins grabs a headed goal from inside the six-yard box. Arsenal 0-1 Shrewsbury.13:16
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Mark Wright by Carl Jenkinson. Free kick crossed right-footed by Mark Wright from left wing, save by Lukasz Fabianski.12:38
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Joe Jacobson from the right by-line, Headed effort from inside the area by Mark Wright misses to the left of the goal.12:21
James Collins takes a shot. Save by Lukasz Fabianski.12:05
Effort from inside the penalty area by Mark Wright strikes the post.9:14
Johan Djourou challenges Marvin Morgan unfairly and gives away a free kick. Joe Jacobson crosses the ball from the free kick left-footed from left channel, save made by Lukasz Fabianski.5:11
The assistant referee signals for offside against Yossi Benayoun. Benjamin Smith takes the indirect free kick.4:44
Marouane Chamakh takes a shot. Benjamin Smith makes a save.4:23
Outswinging corner taken by Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.4:07
Marouane Chamakh takes a shot. Save by Benjamin Smith.0:00
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Wearing a Mask
Bishop began to pace the hallways after his conversation with Ivory, recalling every movement and ever word spoken. There has to something more, some edge, something she's not saying. His feet carried him to a window sill and he took a seat, staring into the sky. White fluffs drifted by in the sky and he could hear the light songs of birds.
"Oh come on." A female voice whined from down the hall, Bishop turned her head and watched as the girl fiddled with the pendant's chain. He sighed, She's gonna take forever and I want my peace and quiet back.
"Allow me." He said taking the pendant from her soft hands, moving her chocolate brown hair, and locked the clasp on the chain. When he released it, the pendant hung around her neck. "Done."
"Thank you Bishop." Her voice said in a shy whisper. He blinked and kept his face blank, what did you have to offer? Why did she pick you? Pushing his thoughts away, he shrugged.
"Left up to you, you would be there all day." His voice was still as liquid mercury.
"I wouldn't." she retorted.
"I wouldn't." A small flash of anger igniting in her eyes, the hint of a smile appeared on his lips but suddenly disappeared.
"Catch you later...Anna." He said turning and walking away in a leisurely manner. Like a little sister.
"It's Rhiana...get it right." She shot at him while he continued walking, the other girl was walking his way.
"Esther." Bishop said in an emotionless voice. And what about you? What makes you special?
"Bishop..." Esther replied giving him a skeptical glance as she twisted her pendant around her wrist. "Ivory said that we'll eat at 7, in the garden...Just so you know." The both stood at each other on opposite sides of the hallway, the air felt a bit tense. She didn't like him, he could tell, from the second her eyes reached his. I won't fight you now, but know that you've made an enemy by challenging me. He nodded simply, accepting the call to dinner would be in a few hours.
With the grace of a cat he moved past her and continued down the hallway. She's more like an older sister. As his feet tapped against the stairs, Bishop's thoughts fell back to when he had shifted his appearance and how different he had looked. A sudden urge pushed at his mind, causing a grin to crack his placid exterior. He continued up the last few stairs, down the hall and into his room. It was quite a large room, compared to his room back at the boarding school. One Large plush bed, a beautiful desk, a small chair, and a window; a small feeling of warmth filled him when he realized he had a view.
Lastly was an item he had never really treasured, a large portrait mirror. He moved in front of it and looked himself over. He was lanky and lean with a athletic build. Standing at a modest 5' 7". His hands ran through his short, spiked raven black hair. Matching his lightly olive skin was his steel blue eyes that seemed to hold the worlds knowledge behind . He chuckled, he may not have known everything but he did now a lot. Years spent reading book after book, subjects ranging from psychology to literature and astronomy. Bishop then stared at the pendant that hung over his grey shirt, it was still flickering wildly through ever color imaginable.
Could I do it again? Shift my appearance for longer? He thought back remembering the words Ivory had said. Emotion made the illusion harder to control and keep believable, no emotion…no emotion. Bishop clenched his fists then relaxed, he felt all his feelings of paranoia and doubt, of hate and love, all of it washed away and into the air. With a deep breath he concentrated hard on his new image.
After a few moments he opened his eyes, this time containing his surprise and excitement that he was able to complete the illusion. He was taller now by about 4 or so, inches. His facial features seemed smooth and handsome, though he had never considered himself to ever look attractive.
His black hair had shifted to a platinum blonde hair that was also spiked. Then his gaze focused on his eyes, they were a brilliant and luminous silver matching his now grayish white pale skin. An arrogant smile on his lips as he spun around once, the image faltered and disappeared, bringing him back to his normal looks. This time he had managed to keep it up a lot longer.
Suddenly a cacophony of loud noises echoed and thundered around the house ending with the heavy slam of a door. I highly doubt that came from Anna or Esther. Bishop went to his room door and looked towards Ivory's room, what pushed her off the edge? I thought she was calm and happy? Curious, he walked to her door and hesitated only for a split second.
He knocked on the door and listened, trying to tell where Ivory was on the other side of the door. When it opened just a crack her was just about to ask her a question but the sight of her red eyes and tear streaks shut his mouth and answered most of his questions.
"What do you want?!" She snapped in his face, he kept his face placid. She wasn't angry at him but angry he had bothered her.
"I was... you made a lot of noise. I was wondering why?" He said adding a hint of concern.
"Well, you know now. I'm crying and I don't plan to stop anytime soon" She said slamming the door in his face. Bishop blinked a few times and sighed. Let her solve her own problems, I have dinner to attend to. He knew he would be early by an hour or so but that didn't bother him too much, he was surrounded by woman and peace for his thoughts was all he wanted.
At the threshold of the garden he concentrated, shifting his form into that of his illusion. It made him feel powerful and strong, not just the brooding intellectual he really was. Bishop moved slowly around the garden, examining its beautiful finery and adornments. The smell of the plants wavering in the air, colored by each one's flowers. His teacher sure had a love for the arts and mother nature surrounding it.
"Hey?!" a voice called out in surprise. Bishop turned to see Rhiana or as he dubbed her, Anna, standing in the doorway. "Who are you?" she asked her gaze confused. With a calm smirk, Bishop released the illusion and enjoyed the shock upon her face.
"Show off," Esther said rolling her eyes and pushing past Rhianna. Bishop watched them both with a withdrawn fascination. Polar opposites, their personalities…but it seems I'm not well liked among the group. He moved to a chair and sat, while turning his attention on Esther.
"You can practice, just as much as I can. You have the ability, yet you roll your eyes at me like a petulant child who can't get their way. My dear girl, I believe it is you who is showing off. Your words and your actions are all designed to garner some form of attention." His eyes shifted from her to Anna and back to Esther. "And not all of it is good."Then he fell silent, his usual mask of impassivity flushing his features. The mask that kept his emotions internal, as if they were secrets only to be hinted at.


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Reminiscent of the epic basketball documentary Hoop Dreams, this British movie takes a close, affectionate look at the Havana Boxing Academy, where black working-class kids are trained day and night by devoted coaches to fight for the greater glory of Cuba and El Comandante, especially in the Olympics. They also learn to hate the United States and despise any of their seniors who defect to capitalist countries to fight as professionals. We see the intense competition with other Cuban boxing academies, and along the way many tears are shed and (as in Hoop Dreams) many hearts broken. We also note that these lads are better off than most of their contemporaries in Latin America and a fair number of those in the States.
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EUR/USD: weekly Ichimoku analysis (12/09)
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Daily. Last week the currency pair consolidated above the strong 1.2890 level. The market is strongly oversold these days, so bulls may recover in the area of the Tenkan line. At the same time, Ichimoku remains bearish.
Chart. Daily EUR/USD
H4. The sideways range we've seen last week is clearly assotiated with the indicator's lines on the H4. At the same time, Tenkan and Kijun formed a golden cross. If the bears manage to fix above this cross, the market will recover to 1.3000.
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Battman Returns
Shaun Batt returned to the Orient starting line-up and scored a fantastic hat-trick against Gillingham to send the O's through to the second round of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy on Tuesday evening.
The former Millwall man grabbed all the goals for the O's and although Bradley Dack gave the Gills hope late on it proved to be nothing more than a consolation goal as Orient ran out 3-1 victors at Priestfield and continued their sensational start to the season.
Orient manager Russell Slade made four changes from the side that had beaten Colchester at the weekend with Johnny Gorman, Marvin Bartley, Batt and new loan signing Jayden Stockley all coming into the O's starting XI for the trip to Kent.
The game had started in conservative fashion and it took until the 11th minute for the first real chance of the match to be created. Nathan Clarke's weak header back to Jamie Jones was nearly seized upon by the onrushing Cody McDonald but the O's stopper was quick off his line to avert the danger and collect.
It had been a scrappy start to the evening with both sides adopting a very direct approach and the ball rarely leaving the air. Despite only signing for the club yesterday from AFC Bournemouth, Stockley was right in the thick of the early action and was linking up well with Batt at the top end of the pitch.
After failing to create anything in the opening stages, the O's were gifted the chance to take the lead in the 25th minute. Romain Vincelot was clumsily fouled in the area by McDonald and referee Michael Bull didn't hesitate in pointing to the spot to award the O's their third penalty of the season. Batt stepped up and confidently sent ex-Orient goalkeeper Stuart Nelson the wrong way from 12 yards to give Orient the lead and grab his first goal of the season.
Martin Allen's side responded well to the O's goal however and Orient skipper Clarke helped keep the score in Orient's favour with two fantastic blocks to deny Antonio German and Cody McDonald. McDonald then had an even better chance to draw the Gills level just moments later as the forward was set racing through on goal only to see his shot fly just wide of the target from inside the area.
The O's rode the brief wave of pressure from the visitors and then managed to double their lead on the stroke of half-time. Moses Odubajo was set free down the right hand side and the winger tormented Joe Martin before delivering a fantastic cross which was met by Batt who struck home from six yards. The two goal lead flattered Russell Slade's side at the break and the O's somehow found themselves 2-0 up having failed to create any other chances in a predominantly uneventful opening half.
The second period started in very much the same vein as the first but the O's were just edging proceedings as they looked add some extra gloss to the fortuitous winning position they found themselves in. A fine pass from Vincelot set Johnny Gorman free in the area but the winger's fizzing cross just evaded the Orient contingent that occupied the penalty area.
However the O's would go on to add a third goal on the hour mark. Stockley and Batt linked up well again and Batt easily beat Leon Legge before rolling the ball past Nelson and into the bottom corner of the net to complete a well-taken hat-trick.
The goal looked to have really deflated the home side but against the run of play the Gills grabbed themselves a lifeline with 20 minutes left. Bradley Dack ghosted in at the back post to head home from close-range although Jamie Jones was convinced that Dack was in an offside position and was booked as he aired his frustrations to the linesman.
Dack's strike would prove to be a false dawn for the Gills however as they failed to create any other chances in the closing stages and the O's comfortably progressed to the second round of the competition.
GILLINGHAM LINE UP: Nelson, Martin, Legge, Whelpdale (Weston, 67), McDonald, Gregory (Allen, 45), Dack, German (Kedwell, 74), Hollands, Harriman, Barrett (C)
SUBS: Davies, Howard
GOALS: Dack (69)
BOOKINGS: Gregory (22), Whelpdale (52), Dack (81), Barrett (86)
ORIENT LINE UP: Jones, Omozusi, Vincelot, Baudry, James, Odubajo, Batt (Mooney, 65), Clarke (C), Gorman (Cuthbert, 81), Bartley (Cox, 90), Stockley
SUBS: Larkins, Lee
GOALS: Batt (Pen 26, 45, 57)
BOOKINGS: Stockley (51), Jones (69), Vincelot (90), Odubajo (90)
REFEREE: Michael Bull
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Bell Media has announced new funding for a slew of Canadian film projects, including adaptations of Miriam Toews' All My Puny Sorrows, Joseph Boyden's Three Day Road and Through Black Spruce, Richard Wagamese's Indian Horse, Will Ferguson's 419, Randall Maggs' Night Work and John Fraser's Telling Tales.
Screenwriter Michael McGowan has signed on to write All My Puny Sorrows, which won the 2013 Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize and was nominated for the Scotiabank Giller Prize. The novel follows a woman named Yolandi, who grapples with her sister's request to help end her life.
Jason Buxton is writing Three Day Road, Boyden's debut novel that took home the 2005 Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize. The book focuses on two Cree snipers haunted by their experiences on the battlefield during World War I.
Bell Media renewed the option on the 2012 Scotiabank Giller Prize winner 419 written by Will Ferguson. Suzette Couture is writing the script. 419 is a dark thriller about the criminal underworld behind notorious Nigerian internet scams.
Funds have been committed to production on Indian Horse based on the book by Richard Wagamese. Stephen Campanelli will direct the film, with the script written by Dennis Foon. Indian Horse is about an Ojibway hockey player who struggles with an alcohol addiction.
Screenwriter Barbara Samuels is working on a second draft of the script for Through Black Spruce, which won the Scotiabank Giller Prize for Joseph Boyden in 2008. Through Black Spruce follows the parallel journeys of a Cree bush pilot and his niece, as they face heartbreak, fierce love and ancient blood feuds.
David Weaver is working on a second draft of The Defection, an adaptation of Globe and Mail journalist John Fraser's book Telling Tales. The book, published in the 1980s, tells anecdotes from Fraser's career, rubbing shoulders with the likes of Pierre Trudeau and Conrad Black.
Randall Maggs' book of poems about Hockey Hall of Fame goalie Terry Sawchuk is also getting the film treatment. Goalie is being written by Jane Maggs and Adriana Maggs, with the latter signed on to direct.
A film based on the book The Last Letter From Your Lover by popular British novelist Jojo Moyes has also received funding.
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UPDATE 1-Canadian resale home prices rise in July -Teranet
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TORONTO Aug 13 (Reuters) - Canadian resale home prices rose in July and the pace of 12-month price appreciation accelerated, the Teranet-National Bank Composite House Price Index showed on Wednesday, adding to strong housing starts this summer to signal a market that continues to be robust.
The index, which measures price changes for repeat sales of single-family homes, showed national home prices rose 1.1 percent from June, exceeding the historical average for July.
Prices were up 4.9 percent from a year earlier, a pickup from June's 4.4 percent price gain.
The price increases, on top of strong housing starts data released earlier this week, have surprised economists who have been calling for a slowdown in Canada's long housing boom.
Canada escaped the U.S. housing crash that accompanied the 2008-09 financial crisis, and home prices have risen sharply, if not steadily, over the past five years despite moves by the federal government to tighten mortgage lending rules.
A separate report on Wednesday from Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp (CMHC), the federal housing agency, predicted a gradual slowing for the market as buyers mop up excess supply before builders start new projects.
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Why the silence? Isis' COO/CFO Lynne Parshall told analysts in March of this year that Kynamro sales were off to a "slow start," with both companies saying that more reps would be hired to jumpstart sales. J&J has included Invokana as one of several new products that it said enjoyed "strong sales" last year, without furnishing a figure. The closest to an actual number is one widely-quoted estimate, by Wells Fargo analyst Lawrence Biegelson, projected that Invokana would generate $122 million in first-year 2013 sales.
J&J was more forthcoming with one of the soon-to-be blockbusters, the chronic hepatitis C treatment Olysio/Sovriad. In April, J&J trumpeted its $354 million in first-quarter 2014 sales—and also tucked inside its quarterly earnings announcement that the drug racked up global 2013 sales of $23 million.
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Chapter 2Mature
I kneeled down at his side. "Adrian, wake up! Wake up!" I shook him, screaming into his face. Ms. Grady and the rest of my classmates ran towards us. "Victoria, what happened?" Her voice quivered, and she knelt down next to me, putting her hand on Adrian's head, then taking it back, puzzled. "I-I don't know. He was fine today, and we were just running, and I- I don't know!" I stuttered, and fell forward onto his chest. I could feel him breathing, but it was staggered and forceful- it wasn't natural, he was really struggling to breath. I got up and brushed off my knees. I looked around at the googling eyes of my peers. "Well, what are you all standing around waiting for? Someone needs to call for help, damn it!" I shouted, sending many of them running towards the bleachers for their cell phones.
"Get back over here, I've already called for an ambulance!" Ms. Grady yelled, jogging back towards the field from the school, the nurse tottling behind her. I hadn't even noticed she'd left.
The nurse, Mrs. House, nudged me to the side, and leaned over Adrian. She put her lips on his and performed CPR. I almost threw up, it looked like she was raping him. 'Adrian would freak out if he knew this was happening to him.' I thought. I watched Mrs. House pull back slightly, looking very nervous. It made me sick, if she wasn't sure of his well-being, then how could I be? I suddenly felt light headed, and the last thing I remembered was seeing a blur of red and blue lights, and hearing sirens pull closer. Then I blacked out.


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