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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 4/5/2012 (1910 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Editor's note: When the crew from Willy's Garage travelled to the north to film
Season 3 of their television series, Willy's Garage, the guys decided they needed
to do a road trip. Joining Willy on this journey was his friend, Jay McLeod, Far Point Films producer and director Scott Leary, director of photography Dave Gaudet and sound technician Kevin Bacon. The five-part documentary series
on their nine-day road trip, Willy's Garage Goes North, will be available on
MTS TV Winnipeg On Demand this summer.
A century ago, when my grandmother, Molly, was only five years old, making the journey clear across Manitoba from Buffalo Point to Tadoule Lake in the dead of winter would have been a feat similar to flying to the moon.
When I was a boy, she told me many times that merely travelling a few miles from home for supplies in the winter months was a monumental challenge that required careful planning and considerable danger. When Molly told me to wear a sweater, she knew what she was talking about.
There were many obstacles for Manitobans to overcome when travelling in the winter in the early 20th century. There were no cars or trucks, no airplanes and trains were just gaining steam. Snowshoes, a team of horses or dogs pulling a sleigh were your only options for winter travel. There was no well-stocked hardware store to purchase the latest winter survival gear. Furs on your back and a keen sense of survival were your only protection from the elements.
In addition to Williamson, there are many names in my family tree. My Métis ancestry genealogy document chronicles our existence. In fact, we've been documented here in Manitoba as far back as 1771. Even if we have never met, if your name is Dubois, Toussaint, Lariviere, Moreau, Laplante, Vandal, Branconnier, Desrosiers, Coulombe or Berthelet, there's a good chance we are related.
Long before these names ever made it to the records of the census of the day, it's a sure bet a voyageur from France made an epic journey across an ocean and paddled and portaged his way into what is now Manitoba to start a new life. His union with a First Nations woman resulted in hundreds, if not thousands, of Manitobans.
One of them is me.
It was in the spirit of these ancestors I embarked on this trip.
Granted, I didn't have any furs to carry on my back and my Chevrolet Silverado bears little resemblance to a horse-drawn sleigh or a birch-bark canoe. But rest assured, this trip meant more to me than any other road trip I've ever taken.
In the end, our journey took us more than 1,600 kilometres from home to the furthest point north by winter road in Manitoba.
Voyageur is a French word that literally means "traveller." On this trek, I travelled so far I finally found myself.
Here's the story:
Day 1
Feb. 28
First, we headed south on our way to the north. On our first day, we met up with Claude Lussier, the reeve of the RM of La Broquerie. Lussier was born in the area but moved away to Quebec many years ago. He came home a couple of years ago to retire, but that didn't last long, and he is now enjoying his first term serving the area.
Further south, we met up with Drew Thunder, the son of current Buffalo Point First Nation Chief John Thunder and the grandson of past chief and community visionary Jim Thunder. Drew Thunder gave us a great tour of his homeland and spoke of the keen relationship that exists between southern Manitobans and their American neighbours. In fact, Thunder was educated south of the border in nearby Warroad, Minn., and has dual citizenship. Hunting and fishing are a way of life in Buffalo Point and many American outdoor enthusiasts travel each year to enjoy the lush scenery and abundant wildlife the Lake of the Woods area has to offer.
With wishes of good luck and the border at our backs, we headed north.
Day 2
Feb. 29
This was to be our last night in our own homes before the big trip, but my friend, Jay McLeod, a fellow Cooks Creek resident and avid outdoorsman, convinced me that in order to prove I was prepared for a trek of this magnitude, I needed to sleep in my truck and fend for myself. We built a fire in my front yard and cooked dinner over it. I lighted a candle inside my truck. Throughout the night, my dogs, Buzz and Boomer, barked incessantly at the coyotes howling eerily close to my makeshift campsite. The best advice I know about being stranded in winter is to remain with your vehicle, and that's exactly what I did, bundled up in my sleeping bag for eight hours.
Day 3
March 1
We were on the road surprisingly early, packed with enough gear to make members of any self-respecting expedition jealous. McLeod was in a rented 2012 Chevrolet Suburban, and I was behind the wheel of my recently purchased, freshly pimped 2000 Chevrolet Silverado 2500.
Our first stop was at Arnold Clark's farm just outside of Ashern, where he showed us his ultra-cool vintage Bombardier. According to Clark, this machine was used by the City of Winnipeg in the 1970s to plow sidewalks, and he intends to restore it to like-new condition. Clark, whose personalized licence plate reads "wolfhuntr," has been calling this area home his entire life. In addition to being a farmer and a mechanic, Clark is also a seasoned hunter and recently shot a coyote that had been wreaking havoc on his livestock. Up close, it didn't look nearly as scary as the pack of hungry beasts I envisioned circling my camp the night before.
Later that day, we stopped for dinner in Gypsumville and ran into my cousin, Mike Borud, who is building houses for a nearby First Nations community. We laughed at this chance meeting hundreds of kilometres from home. This would be the first of many chance encounters we would have with friends and family along the way.
We arrived in Thompson, the Hub of the North, just before midnight and, after checking into our motel, we had just enough time to guzzle several nightcaps. It was much colder in Thompson than in Cooks Creek, but the generosity of our new friends warmed the northern air. Everyone we spoke with was keenly interested in our trip and offered much advice about what we could expect the farther north we got. Tales of blizzards, impassable roads and winter-road pirates filled the air. It was good-natured fun, but I think they were trying to scare us. It worked.
Day 4
THOMPSON TO LYNN LAKE March 2
We were up early and off to the Thompson open-pit nickel mine for a tour that was easily worth a massive dump truck full of shiny nickels. Peter Paulic, vice-president and general manager of Smook Contractors, provided us with a safety briefing and hard hats. Normally, I'm not a huge fan of ladders, but climbing this one put me behind the wheel of a massive Caterpillar dump truck.
Driving a truck as big as my garage with a price tag of more than $500,000 was a thrill that took complete concentration. When cameraman Dave Gaudet climbed out onto the truck's platform in the bitter morning cold to film me driving this beast, the truck's usual operator, Matt Delaronde, commented we had it much better off inside the warm confines of the cab. Truer words were never spoken.
The massive truck we were driving was brand new and one of only two on Earth. According to Delaronde, it was brought to Thompson for cold-weather testing. The city has earned a reputation for its cold-weather testing conditions. Automobile manufacturers including Chrysler, Ford and Hummer have tested their vehicles in the winter months in Thompson. McLeod also had the chance to drive a huge Volvo dump truck and, following our test drives, the nice folks from Smook cooked an amazing chili lunch with the proceeds going to a cancer charity.
We were back on the road after lunch and arrived in Lynn Lake late in the afternoon.
Other than hearing about the tremendous fishing, I had no idea what to expect in Lynn Lake, about a four-hour drive north of Thompson. We promptly got lost in the town, and all I could think was the place looked like a ghost town. Many of the houses and commercial buildings are boarded up and, at first blush, it looks like the town time forgot.
But as we cruised slowly down the streets, we spotted a group of young boys playing street hockey. I bailed out of my truck and joined in the game. As soon as we stopped, the largest kid, who looked enough like me to pass for Willy Junior, started cheering my name. Apparently, the townsfolk were expecting us.
After scoring at least one hard-fought goal on a kid who is surely destined for the NHL, we found our motel, freshened up and headed out for dinner. Lynn Lake Mayor James Lindsay and his wife, Diane, met us at the restaurant. We made plans to attend a social later that night at the local legion. We headed over to the social late in the evening and were greeted by what is best described as an entire banquet hall of long-lost friends. Later still, the rest of the crew had a tour of the fire hall, but I went to a rocking house party. Ultimately, Lynn Lake made me feel so at home I was convinced I was in my hometown of St. Norbert circa 1985.
Day 5
March 3
We finally got to sleep in and, following a huge breakfast, we headed to Mayor Lindsay's small farm just outside of town. He and his wife, Diane, have horses; in fact, the horses we met can lay claim to being the most northern equines in Manitoba. McLeod and I helped with feeding and even contemplated riding, but no horse deserves me on its back so we passed. We interviewed Lindsay in front of his barn and although he had only been the town's mayor for a week, his passion for Lynn Lake is apparent. In addition to being mayor, Lindsay is also a volunteer captain with the fire department and a teacher at the high school. Lindsay told us about the grand days of Lynn Lake, when the mine was running at full steam and more than 3,500 people called the town home. Now that number is more like 700, but the pride these folks have for their pretty little northern town is inspiring.
Later that night, we made for the headquarters of Timber Wolf Trucking and met one of the company's owners, Audie Dulewich. Timber Wolf has the contract to construct and maintain the winter road we'd be travelling the next morning. Interviewing Audie set our minds at ease. He loaned us the one thing we failed to bring along: a satellite phone. Later that night, we shut down the Lynn Inn, and I left with a cool T-shirt from the hotel's bar, aptly named Crazy Horse. The locals were quite interested in our TV-show antics, and we made even more friends. We then headed to the lounge across the street with a parade of revellers behind us for last call. Gaudet brought along his guitar and I sang a few off-key numbers. We stumbled our way through a few songs, but Jim Croce's You Don't Mess Around With Jim was easily the crowd favourite.
Day 6
March 4
The film crew had some filming and interviews to do around town, so McLeod and I got to sleep in again. When we finally hit the winter road, it was about noon and we were filled with excitement. I was jacked up on Red Bull, but sadly, that stuff really doesn't give you wings. About 10 minutes onto the road, with McLeod and I jabbering back and forth on our CB radios, it suddenly occurred to us just what we'd got ourselves into. For the next 12 hours, we bounced and hammered our way down what is best described as a roller-coaster of a road. McLeod's rented Suburban may have absorbed the bumps a bit better than my older heavy-duty truck, but my aggressive tires provided more traction and the additional suspension clearance on my truck resulted in less bottoming out. I don't really think it would matter what you were driving, though; this road is tough as nails and 40 km/h is about the best speed you can make.
About an hour in, we stopped to help a guy who was having mechanical problems. As the supposed hero of the show, I felt compelled to help the guy out, but no good deed goes unpunished. This is the point where I ripped off my left thumbnail. The bloody mess will surely make for good TV. After the guy barrelled off ahead of us, we never saw him again, so I'm guessing our assistance paid off.
For the entire winter-road trip, Gaudet rode shotgun in my truck while McLeod piloted the Suburban with Leary and Bacon bouncing around like bobble-head dolls. At about the halfway point, we stopped at Timber Wolf Trucking's camp and met with William Boulton and Dennis Shworob.
These guys are essentially the northern equivalent of lighthouse keepers, and spend the entire winter in a bunk-house trailer. The winter road requires constant maintenance and ,for many, these guys are the only help out there. As an added twist, I actually know Boulton. He was a bartender at Winnipeg's Palomino Club a few years ago, and we have mutual friends. It cracked me up to meet an old friend so far from home and sealed the deal that no matter how far I go in Manitoba, I will always find someone I know.
We arrived in Tadoule Lake well after midnight and found our home for the next two days with the help of the band constable. When my head hit the pillow, it was as though I was still being bounced around in my truck, but it seemed to lull me to sleep.
Day 7
March 5
When the sun came up in Tadoule Lake, I was so impressed with the place. Neat rows of homes weave through the community with a snowmobile parked in front of almost every one. We headed to the school where Chief Jimmy Thorassie met us. He shared the tale of the Sayisi Dene First Nation. In 1956, the Manitoba government decided to relocate the Dene community at Duck Lake due to Manitoba wildlife officials' incorrect assumptions about the impact of the Dene's traditional caribou-hunting practices. (Some say the Hudson's Bay Company also wished to close its nearby post, which had served the band and was not as financially lucrative as it had been.) Ultimately, the Duck Lake Dene were moved away from caribou lands to Churchill. For a decade, the Little Duck Lake band lived in tents and shanties on the outskirts of town. About 1967, the Canadian government developed a housing project for them called Dene Village. But the transition from a traditional nomadic caribou-hunting economy to a non-migratory urban life was unsuccessful. Tragically, as much as a third of the "Churchill Chipewyan" population died as a direct result of the relocation to Churchill. In 1973, under the leadership of the late chief Peter Yassie, a new community was developed.
Chief Thorassie became emotional when he spoke of his journey as a young man to his new home and, for the first time in a very long time, I cried openly. My sorrow lifted later when a gym full of excited children listened intently to the story of our travels and how an uneducated Métis kid like me wound up writing for a major Canadian newspaper. Following dreams, no matter how unobtainable they may seem, is and always will be my message. We'd brought gifts for the kids, a mirror ball, lighting equipment and a fog machine: Chief Thorassie's suggestions. The older girls at the school were already making plans for a dance when we departed.
Listening to Chief Thorassie speak and meeting the children from the community was inspiring, but what happened next was life-changing.
"Hey Willy," Chief Thorassie said. "How would you like to go caribou hunting?"
Within an hour, I was suited up and aboard a Yamaha Bravo snowmobile. Gaudet packed his camera and with guides Joseph John (JoJo) Thorassic, Raymond Powderhorn and Peter Duck leading the way, we were off. I'm a seasoned snowmobiler, but always strictly for fun. These guys rely on their snowmobiles the same way their ancestors relied on dog teams. Although we never found any caribou, we were treated to some of the most amazing scenery on Earth and some amazing stories of life in the north. JoJo shared the story of fishing, then cooking his lunch on an open fire when a huge black bear walked up behind him. "I don't even remember loading my rifle," he told us with excitement in his eyes. "All I remember is a dead bear in front of me with a bullet between his eyes."
Day 8
March 6
The sun was shining when we rolled out of Tadoule Lake, and our new friends were there to bid us farewell. Perhaps the greatest compliment I've ever had was Raymond Powderhorn's invitation for me to return by plane in the summer to go fishing with the boys. Powderhorn and his friends believed I was merely the crew's driver and guide. They had never heard of Willy's Garage. To him, I was just another bro who loved the land and was eking out a living like the rest of them. It's a good thing I had dark glasses on when we rolled out of Tadoule Lake, or they would have surely noticed the tears in the eyes of their new friend. The ride home down the winter road was a lot better than the trip in; it had snowed and the road was much smoother. We stopped and filmed along the way, and McLeod and I both agreed driving on a winter road under a bright sun is a riot. We finally arrived in Lynn Lake about 2 a.m., and the thoughtful mayor had stocked our rooms with refreshments. I've been many places in my life and, truthfully, sometimes folks aren't quite sure how to take me, but in Lynn Lake they accepted me and my band of buddies with open hearts.
Day 9
It was a long day of driving, but throughout the trip you couldn't have wiped the dumb grin off my face if you tried. As for our crew, we may have griped and moaned and kidded and cried (OK, only two of us cried), but I'm certain I speak for my friends, Jay McLeod, Scott Leary, Dave Gaudet and Kevin Bacon, when I say we are all different men after our trip. In addition to sharing what is surely one of the most epic journeys, we cemented friendships that will endure.
On behalf of the entire crew, I thank you, Manitoba, for being the greatest place on Earth.


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He may have remained out of the headlines since his views on the Holocaust spoiled the Pope's breakfast this time last year, but renegade Catholic bishop Richard Williamson is still keeping a close eye on events both theological and political. Reuters recently caught sight of him discussing the state of relations between the Roman Catholic church and his own breakaway sect with "a minor French far-right politician". He also took the opportunity cast doubt on the legitimacy of Israel, which may not come as too much of a surprise.
The report goes on:
Asked how he spends his days, he said: "Dormir et manger" (sleeping and eating), as well as writing his blog Dinoscopus, which was quickly turned into a private blog after the controversy last year.
Mostly, these blogposts - which are now circulated via email to his supporters - treat of matters unlikely to be of much interest to anyone outside his sect, although I was interested to note his views on the Irish referendum back in October. There's been nothing as colourfully bonkers as his views on the evil of women wearing trousers, as expressed in a pastoral letter some years ago. "Today's feminism" he wrote "is intimately connected to witchcraft and satanism". On occasion, he seems even in danger of being sensible.
Here, for example, are his thoughts about the economic situation:
When too many powerful people have a vested interest in "economists" being confused and confusing, it is a relief to come across (on jsmineset.com) the common sense of the "Seven Commandments"of the Austrian School of Economics. The first two, as listed below, are elementary. The last five condemn five ways in which many State governments today, no doubt under political pressure, are trying to get out of obeying the first two. Here they are, each with a commentary:
1) "Thou must earn". With all men's continual need to spend on food, clothing and shelter, every person, family and State must somehow earn. They can only earn by producing or providing the other members of the community (or other States) with goods or services which those others are willing to buy.
2) "Thou shalt not spend more than thou earnest". No person, family or State can go on for ever spending more than it earns. Otherwise it must pile up debt until the creditors call a halt. Then the debt must at last be repaid, which is painful, or it must be defaulted on, which can be disastrous
3) "No State may make too many rules". A State must make rules for the common good, but if it restricts the citizens' productive activity by making too many rules, it will harm the common good by restricting instead of promoting that activity.
4) "No State may tax too much". Similarly too much State taxation levied on productive activity will hinder, even paralyse, that activity, so that an excess of taxation will even diminish a State's tax income.
5) "No State may spend its way out of a recession". In a recession where most citizens of a State are both earning and spending less, no government can resurrect that earning and spending simply by spending more itself, because to get that extra money to spend, it must either borrow (see 2) or tax (see 4) or print money out of thin air (see 6). All three alternatives have strict limits.
6) "No State may print its way out of a recession". Nor can a government solve a recession by fabricating extra money to spend merely by printing more and more banknotes or by hitting more computer keys, because unless there is an increase in the production of goods corresponding to the increase in the money supply, too much money chasing too few goods will force up prices until hyper-inflation can eventually destroy the money altogether.
7) "No State may employ its way out of a recession". Nor can a Government solve unemployment merely by hiring the unemployed as non-productive government bureaucrats (see 1), or by paying out more and more unemployment checks (see 5).
However, if "democratic" peoples so adore Mammon that they keep on voting for politicians bought out by the servants of Mammon, who can they blame but themselves if these money-men take over their government? And if the result will be a living misery for the same peoples, will not the Lord God have punished them by where they have sinned? And will they have left him with any other way of making them understand that he did not give them life just for production, economics and money or even the Austrian School? Or of bringing home to them that these things are necessary in their rightful place, but that above and beyond all of them there is an eternal Heaven and an eternal Hell?

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BUFORD — Led by a new name, Buford is up to the same old game.
Wolves running back Dominique Swope — a senior transfer who last season played for Sequoyah — rushed for a game-high 64 yards, scored a key fourth quarter touchdown, and secured the win with a fourth-down conversion in the final minute as Buford edged Cook 21-14 Friday night in the Class AA quarterfinals at Tom Riden Stadium.
The three-time defending state champion Wolves (12-1) will play in the semifinals for the fourth straight year. It's their ninth appearance in the last 11 years. The No. 1 seed from Region 6, Buford will play host to region foe and No. 4 seed Lovett (10-3) next Friday.
The Wolves beat Lovett 37-14 Sept. 24 at Buford.
For Cook (12-1) it was the end of an inspiring season in which the Hornets matched the second-longest season win streak in school history and overcame the tragic and sudden death of coach Mac Thompson, who passed away shortly after the 2009 season, which also ended in a loss at Buford in the quarterfinals.
The Wolves dominated Cook 26-0 last year. This game was much different, but Swope made sure the outcome was the same.
"My coaches were saying to push hard and the line was going to do the rest," said Swope, who had 18 carries. "So, that's all we did — push hard, ran hard — basically."
With the Wolves leading by the game's final margin, they faced a fourth-and-1 on the Hornets' 38 with 1:15 remaining. Wolves coach Jess Simpson said he considered punting to the Hornets, who had no timeouts remaining.
"I think I was the only guy on the sideline who considered punting," Simpson said. "But that's my job. I didn't (get talked into it), but I was convinced. My kids were begging me, and my coaches wanted to run the football.
"To play for a championship, if you can't make a yard, then you know what, maybe you don't deserve it."
To get the first down, Buford turned to its workhorse Swope, who delivered by leaping over the pile and landing on the other side for a 4-yard gain. The Wolves took a knee for the win.
"I knew we had it," Swope said.
Cook's final possession began on its own 4 with 3:06 remaining. After two incompletions, senior running back Trey Register took a handoff, ran to the right and threw a pass down field to a streaking, wide-open Davontae Brown, but the pass was overthrown by just a few feet.
"Our kids believe they can score from anywhere on the field and we had a chance," Hornets coach Ken Cofer said. "We had a wide open receiver, we just didn't hit it, and it's a heart-breaking thing."
Instead of risking a turnover on downs — Cook was 0-for-3 on fourth down conversions for the game — the Hornets punted to their own 48 with 2:22 remaining and one time out, but never saw the ball again.
The Buford defense had a lot to do with the decision to punt, limiting an offense that came into the game averaging 36 points a game to just 44 rushing yards and 140 total.
"Our defense played lights out tonight," Simpson said. "I'm tickled to death, because (Cook's offense) is unbelievable and they have a lot of playmakers. So to give up just a touchdown, that's big for us."
Register scored the Hornets' lone offensive touchdown on a 1-yard run with 8:32 remaining, bringing the score to 21-14. Cook's other score came on Shannon Brown's 50-yard interception return with two minutes remaining in the half.
Brown's pick made it a 7-7 game heading into halftime.
Eric Barr's 6-yard run with 3:25 left in the third gave the Wolves a 14-7 lead and Swope's 8-yard run on their next possession five seconds into the fourth quarter gave them all the cushion they would need.
The Wolves will now face a Lions team that handed Buford its only loss in 2009. But Lovett lost to Calhoun in the state semifinals and the Wolves beat the Yellow Jackets in the championship for the second year in a row.
Lovett beat Brooks County 35-18 on Friday in Quitman to advance to the semifinals.
"We're playing a region opponent and having to beat someone for the second time is always hard," Simpson said. "But we're going to try."
Kurt Freitag scored on a 10-yard pass from quarterback Alex Ross in the first quarter and led the Wolves with 35 yards on three catches. Ross was 10-for-13 passing for 103 yards. Seon Jones rushed for 63 yards on 13 carries.
Register led the Hornets with 48 rushing yards on nine carries, quarterback Zach Folsom completed 13 of his 26 passes for 103 yards and threw an interception and Clifford Pettiford had a team-high 34 receiving yards on one catch.


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Ex-Macquarie banker
Last week Moss Capital, the proposed new responsible entity, released a 33-page dossier on its website. Sources close to the hedge funds agitating for a change of control claimed the independent directors had refused to release the document to the stock exchange.
The argument was vigorously rebuffed on Friday by the trust's board.
The dissidents are hoping the dossier will persuade one of the largest proxy advisory firms, CGI Glass Lewis, to recommend unit holders vote out the current managers, Charter
Hall Group, at an emergency general meeting on July 27.
Sources say CGI Glass Lewis, which advises over 20 per cent of the trust's register, delayed publishing its recommendation so the Moss Capital document could be taken into consideration.
The influential firm's report is due out on Monday.
Last week ISS Governance, another major advisory firm, urged unit holders to back the incumbent manager, although it described the manager as "unattractive" and branded the trust's corporate governance structure "sub-optimal".
ISS, like independent expert Grant Samuel, backed the incumbent because of the "uncertainty'' and extra risks of a change of manager.
Advisers close to Charter Hall Group claim 50 to 60 per cent of the REIT's 25,000 investors will support it, and many in the market have already written off the hedge funds' chances of winning.
Despite the unfavourable odds, many institutional managers remain sympathetic to the dissidents' concerns.
In its document, Moss Capital points out that Charter Hall Group "has persistently pursued a strategy to retain assets under management and fee streams".
It said the trust's board suffers from an "inherent and irreconcilable conflict between its self-interest in maintaining management control . . . and its duty to act in the best interest of [the trust's] unit holders".
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By Harika Rao '11 '15 Published Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Do you believe in love at first sight?
Meet Sue Decker '77 and Bill Irwin '78 who started their journey of love and life at the College of Boca Raton. It was love at first sight for them, at the campus Rathskeller where Bill was the DJ. "It was crazy and all I can remember is that I took one look into his eyes and fell MADLY in love! It was the wildest thing and still is to this very day," says Sue.
Sue graduated one semester ahead of Bill in the fall of 1977. After an inseparable, amazing semester together it was time to say goodbye as Sue decided to continue her education at Stetson University. They had a tough time seeing each other for the next couple of months in those days of no computers and cell phones. Sue says, "I spent the next 4 months staring out my Stetson dorm room window, praying Bill would appear. He tried, but his car broke down. Then his Yamaha broke down. And Stetson was a good 6-8 hour trip from Boca."
It was a timeless moment when their paths crossed in 1980. They were too young to confess their love towards each other and had to embark on their career destinations. Bill had to fly to Hong Kong with his father for business and Sue's conservative parents wanted her to get married. Sue got married in November 1980 and had a daughter, however she ended her marriage in 2000.
In 2005 through sheer luck, while reading the Lynn Magazine, Sue read an article and found Bill again! She tried reaching Bill through email, but she did not hear back from him. Three months later, Bill was back into her life! They rekindled their life and now 35 years later they're getting married on July13, 2013.
Thanking CBR for giving her the 'Bill' of her life, Sue states "Bill has given me the world and he is absolutely THE LOVE OF MY LIFE. And I knew this the exact moment our eyes met at CBR in the Rathskeller. Crazy as that sounds, perhaps even trite or cliche, it couldn't be TRUER. He's my other half, and my only wish is to make him the happiest man in the universe."
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Dear Ukulele Friends,
Its with a really heavy heart I'm letting you know our very dear friend and fellow uker Tommy Sheridan has passed away.
Tommy had a number of great passions in his life including his golf but when Tommy found the ukulele he embraced it with a wonderful enthusiasm and we found a wonderful friend in him.
Tommy's particular ukulele hero was George Formby and he was a regular at the George Formby Society in the UK where he also made many friends.
From the early days of the UkuHooley/Dun Laoghaire Ukulele Club Tommy was a cheerful presence each Saturday morning and was always ready to help beginners with his knowledge, skills and kindness. He also was a regular at RUGS on Mondays and appeared on all the Ukulele Hooley Festival's since 2009 when we began.
The ukulele community in Dublin will not be the same without Tommy, he was so warmly regarded and loved.
In the words of many of his friends "Tommy is a Legend!"
There are some great clips of Tommy on Youtube but I love this one of the early days in UkuHooley where Tommy is demonstrating one of his beloved Formby songs and is in his element.
Goodbye old friend, we'll miss you but never forget you.
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Zinedine Zidane's Headbutt Statue On Display In Paris
The most infamous moment in French football history has been immortalised in giant bronze statue form with Zinedine Zidan's headbutt on Marco Materazzi captured by Algerian artist Adel Abdessemed. The five-metre (16 feet) tall statue, aptly titled "Headbutt", is on display outside Centre Pompidou and is part of an exhibition that will run until January.
The headbutt ended Zidane's illustrious career with only minutes remaining in the World Cup final with scores drawn at 1-1. Les Bleus lost the ensuing penalty shoot out, the cup was gone, the nation was heartbroken.
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Elsa Salazar Cade
Elsa Salazar Cade (born 1952) is an award-winning Mexican American science teacher and entomologist.
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The Cades have done over 30 years of research on the Texas field cricket, Gryllus texensis.[2]
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Theodore S. Ebbert Mexican War Letters:
A Guide
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Theodore S. Ebbert was a member of the 2nd Pennsylvania Regiment during the U.S. War with Mexico.
Scope and Contents
Five letters from Theodore S. Ebbert to his sisters and brother-in-law - Mariah Ebbert of Cookstown, Pennsylvania, and the Reverend Josiah and Alvina Gibson of Moorefield, Ohio. Two letters emanated from Vera Cruz, March 30 and April 5, 1847; one from Castle of Perote, May 21, 1847; and the last two from Puebla, March 28 and 30, 1848. Ebbert discussed military matters such as division structure, troop movements, and military engagements. He also provided great insight into the daily experience of a soldier and detailed descriptions of Mexican soldiers and civilians.
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Permission to publish, reproduce, distribute, or use by any and all other current or future developed methods or procedures must be obtained in writing from Special Collections, The University of Texas at Arlington Library. All rights are reserved and retained regardless of current or future development or laws that may apply to fair use standards.
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Gift/purchase from Michael Vinson, 2010.
Theodore S. Ebbert Mexican War Letters, 1847-1848, GA51, Special Collections, University of Texas at Arlington Library.
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Accessioned as number 2010-134.
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The finding aid was written by Brenda S. McClurkin on August 16, 2011.


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UK To Halve Greenhouse Gases By 2025, If EU Follows
Date: 18-May-11
Country: BRITAIN
Author: Gerard Wynn
Britain on Tuesday committed to halve its greenhouse gas emissions by 2025 but made the binding target conditional on the European Union taking similar climate action.
"By making this commitment, we will position the UK a leading player in the global low-carbon economy, creating significant new industries and jobs," Prime Minister David Cameron said.
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Aloha Friday: Waking Dreams
JSL has been sick the last few days. He had a fever, was lethargic, and didn't want to eat. What little he did eat… well, let's just say that it didn't always stay in him long. At one point, B called me at work after he woke up from a nap. He was crying asking for his mommy. He recognized that B was his mother, but kept asking for his "real mommy."
Later on, after dinner, I got NHL to bed. JSL, previously, had fallen asleep on the couch. Suddenly, he sat up and began crying for his daddy. I picked him up and he said "Daddy? I want my daddy!" I asked him who I was and he answered that I was his dad. I asked him what room we were in and he said the living room. I asked him my first name was and he knew that. I even asked him how many fingers I was holding up and he answered correctly. But after all that, he kept repeating "Daddy? I want my daddy!" This went on for about 10 minutes while we decided whether we were going to need to go to the hospital (and, if so, what to do about the sleeping NHL in the other room).
Slowly, JSL came out of it. He began to realize just was going on and calmed down. He even had some fun with what just happened by saying he wanted his daddy one more time and then smiling before hugging me. I asked him if he was having a nightmare. He told me that he was and that he was scared of losing us. (As he's never lost anyone he knows to death, I think he meant "losing us" in the sense of not knowing where we are.)
In the end, we think this was the combination of some sort of waking dream and low blood sugar. After we got him to eat some crackers, he perked up a lot. The next day, he stayed home and went to the doctor. The doctor didn't find anything wrong. No ear infection, strep, etc. His temperature was staying down without medicine and he was eating (and acting) better.
He's not alone in these nighttime behaviors. NHL has had night terrors and has even been known to sleepwalk from time to time. My parents told me about some times when I've walked in my sleep, talked with them, turned around, headed back to bed with no memory of the events. One time growing up, I got out of bed, thought I was in a different room, and couldn't exit the room. My mother finally heard my cries and turned on the light. In that instance, I snapped out of the waking-dream and realized just what was happening. (I had ended up in the closet instead of the room's door.)
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A Prayer For A Time When You Cannot Connect To
Most Precious Lord Jesus, Gentle And Wonderful God,
Truly Awesome And Ever-present Holy Spirit, Precious Lord Jesus, I love
Where are you, Precious Lord?
Do you hear me, Holy One?
Lord Jesus, I know you are real but I am surrounded by the darkness.
I cannot find my way out.
I am trapped in this terrible place and I cannot see.
Please Lord Jesus, be with me now.
Immerse me in your love and grace for I cannot connect to you.
In my mind I know you are within me.
But there are walls, so many walls.
Come now and sit beside me.
Come now and tell me of the marvels of Heaven.
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His demeanor won him the nickname "ogre of Avetrana" because of his dirty fingernails and soiled clothing.
Storm in sky and sea matches human passions and conflict; waves grind boulders "with ogre anger."
When the new installment of Shrek opened this past weekend, audiences flocked for another fix of ogre and Donkey.
After some days the ogre told him again to put out his finger, and Thirteenth stuck out a spindle.
Just as he reached the bottom he saw the ogre looking down on him.
There she was ordered to prepare a large pie, made of rats and bats, for the ogre's supper.
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Ramos: Assembly Passes Legislation Toughening Human Trafficking Penalties, Helping Victims
May 30, 2007
On Tuesday, the state Assembly passed legislation sponsored by Assemblyman Phil Ramos (D-Central Islip) cracking down on human trafficking and providing services to victims. The bill, A.8679, has the support of both the state Senate and Governor Spitzer. Human trafficking occurs when people are brought across borders and subjected to ongoing sexual exploitation or forced labor through coercion or threats. Often, women and children are the victims. Physical force, false promises of job opportunities or marriages, and drugs are among the tactics used to keep victims in oppressive conditions. "This is the 21st century's version of slavery," said Ramos, "and offenders deserve the harsh penalties we're creating for them with this legislation. We've also included provisions to aid the victims as well, in order to help them return to a normal life." Reports from the U.S. State Department estimate that between 600,000 and 800,000 people are enslaved by human trafficking worldwide. According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, "A recent CIA report estimated that between 45,000 to 50,000 women and children are brought to the United States every year under false pretenses and are forced to work as prostitutes, abused labourers or servants." "Only recently, right on Long Island, two Indonesian women were freed from the web of human trafficking after being abused and enslaved by a couple in Muttontown," said Ramos. "As scary and unbelievable as it seems, this is a real problem that requires our immediate attention. While the Assembly and I have pushed for these common-sense punishments for a while now, we finally have the Senate on board, as well as a Governor who'll take action." Cracking down on human trafficking The Assembly passed the Anti-Human Trafficking Act of 2006 last year, but the Senate stalled on it. This year's bipartisan agreement would create new crimes and increases penalties to help deter human trafficking, including:
- Creating a new class B felony, "sex trafficking," which imposes a mandatory prison sentence for perpetrators who profit from prostitution by engaging in sex trafficking;
- Adding a new class D felony, "labor trafficking," to the penal code, with a penalty of up to 7 years in prison;
- Making it illegal for travel-related businesses to facilitate the patronizing of prostitution, regardless of whether it's legal in foreign jurisdictions;
- Adding sex and labor trafficking to the eavesdropping statute;
- Putting those convicted of sex trafficking on the sex offender registry; and
- Increasing the penalty of "patronizing a prostitute" from a class B misdemeanor to a class A misdemeanor.
- Directing the state Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance to coordinate the provision of services to human trafficking victims, including temporary housing, health and mental health treatment and drug addiction treatment;
- Ensuring that human trafficking victims are eligible for services from the Crime Victims Board; and
- Creating an interagency task force to report on the extent of trafficking and to make recommendations on improvements in the state's response.


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October should be marked as the month of launches. After three weeks, Microsoft, as speculated, will launch its Surface tablet on October 26th, taking a plunge into the tab market. Mark the calendar not just for this, but also for the firm's latest version of its OS, Windows 8, which will also come out on 25th this month. Microsoft has started sending out fresh invites for a special "Surface Reception" event on October 25, with main focus on Windows 8. The invitation comes with Microsoft's new logo along with Windows logo amidst New York's grey skyscrapers with color hues in between. The event is scheduled to begin at 10 am EST. Details regarding the pricing of the tablet is expected to be uncovered at the event. Rumors suggest that it could cost $600-$800. However, recent reports say that Surface for Windows RT could start at $199, in competition with Google's [+more]
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By now, it's pretty well established that the launch of Windows 8 is going to be huge, in many ways, for Microsoft and for the rest of the world. As the firm gears up to roll out Windows 8 to millions of PC users worldwide, Bangalore played host to over 3000 developers who gathered to develop apps for the upcoming Windows as Microsoft attempted to set a World Record for maximum participants in a single event for app development. Obviously, the infrastructure requirements were massive, and putting together a venue that could host as many developers, provide power and internet for the developers was no mean feat for its crew of about 500 people. The 18 hour event wasn't all about just the infrastructure; it was regulated by strict rules like not letting participants leave the venue for more than 60 minutes, using only systems with Windows 8's RTM version [+more]
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Sally Ann Hartenstein, 76, of Alliance, went home to be with her Lord at 5 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2012, at Green Meadows Health and Wellness Center in Louisville.
Born March 2, 1936, in Alliance, she lived in Alliance all of her life. She was a 1954 graduate of Alliance High School and was a member of Union Avenue United Methodist Church.
Sally retired from B&W Tube (McDermott Corp.), where she was employed as a secretary for 24 years.
Mrs. Hartenstein was a member of the Carnation City Players and served as their secretary. She enjoyed collecting cook books, cooking and visiting Amish country.
Survivors include her husband, Sidney Dan Hartenstein, whom she married Oct. 20, 1968; special caregiver, Mary Ann Horning of Alliance; several nieces, nephews and cousins; and her dear cat, Abigail.
Preceding her in death were her parents, Selden J. and Mildred (Patterson) Mangus.
The family will receive friends from 10 a.m. to noon Friday, Oct. 26, 2012, at Sharer-Stirling-Skivolocke Funeral Home. Her funeral service will begin at noon, with the Rev. Coralee Cox, pastor of Union Avenue United Methodist Church, officiating.
Interment will follow at Salem Greenlawn Cemetery in Alliance.
Memorial contributions may be made to Stark County Humane Society, 5100 Peach St. N.E., Louisville, OH 44641, www.starkhumane.org.
Arrangements are by Sharer-Stirling-Skivolocke Funeral Home, 1000 S. Union Ave., Alliance, OH 44601. This obituary may be viewed and condolences may be sent to the family online at www.sharerfuneralhome.com. (10-25-12)


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The search for a 74-year-old pilot who went missing a week ago shifted from one county to another Friday, with multiple law enforcement agencies expected to be out on Saturday to continue looking for the pilot.
HERNANDO COUNTY — The search for a 74-year-old pilot who went missing a week ago shifted from one county to another Friday, with multiple law enforcement agencies expected to be out on Saturday to continue looking for the pilot.
Approximately 90 officials from surrounding agencies, including Marion County, gathered at 8 a.m. Friday at a command post at 4400 S. Lecanto Highway in Lecanto, where they received their instructions and dispersed into groups.
Theodore T. "Teddy" Weiss flew his fixed-wing, single-engine Sonex two-seater with white and green stripes away from the Dunnellon/Marion County Airport about 2 p.m. last Saturday on his way to Zephyrhills. He never arrived at his intended destination.
Shortly before noon Friday, searchers finished with their assignments in the Citrus County portion of the Withlacoochee State Forest and moved south into Hernando County.
The Florida Wing of the Civil Air Patrol also is involved in the search.
According to a news release from Maj. Joseph Tomasone, a public information officer with the wing, Weiss' radar track indicated a course nearly due south, putting him on a direct path toward Hernando County in Brooksville, rather than on a direct path to Zephyrhills.
Interviews with pilot friends of Weiss who fly aircraft similar to his indicated that route was considered standard procedure, the release states.
Maj. Willard Garman, CAP incident commander for the search, stated in the release that "Mr. Weiss and the members of the Florida Sonex Association are cautious pilots," referring to the club to which Weiss belongs. "They routinely flew this particular route not only so a nearby airport was always within easy reach, but so the nearby Suncoast Parkway was both a landmark and a potential emergency landing site."
By phone, Tomasone told the Star-Banner that air crews flew at different angles and positions in order to get better views and angles of the terrain, which the major described as the southern half of the Withlacoochee State Forest located in Hernando County, down to the Brooksville area.
Tomasone said there were no sightings of Weiss or his aircraft in Friday's search. Tomasone said that on Saturday they will have three air crews out, the same as Friday, looking for Weiss.
Denise Moloney, spokeswoman for Hernando County Sheriff's Office, said the command post for Saturday will be at 8 a.m. at Little Rock Cannery, located at 15487 Citrus Way in Brooksville.
The search for Weiss began Tuesday. At the conclusion of every search, the helicopter unit from the Citrus County Sheriff's Office continued looking for the plane.
Weiss is a resident of Zephyrhills and New York State. He is an experienced pilot who has made trips to and from Dunnellon many times.
Those closest to Weiss say they feel Weiss is alive.
"We're praying for him. I continue to pray to the God of miracles, and I'm holding out hope that he's alive and well," said Weiss' girlfriend, Joan H. Backer, who lives in Manchester, N.Y.


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Youngwood, Greensburg receive recycling grants
Youngwood and Greensburg will be buying equipment after receiving state grants for recycling.
The state Department of Environmental Protection has awarded $77,130 to Youngwood and $34,704 to Greensburg for recycling programs.
Youngwood will use the grant money, plus some of its own, to buy a backhoe, a wood chipper, a leaf vacuum, a leaf vacuum box and signs about recycling, said John Storey, Youngwood public works supervisor.
"Essentially, we're getting about $170,000 worth of equipment, and the borough part will be about $45,000," Storey said. "So ... we're using our money the most effective way we can."
Youngwood's share of costs is based on a formula, Storey said.
Borough leaders expect to make up the difference between the equipment's total cost and funding via vehicle trade-ins, Storey said.
"All the equipment that we will obtain is used as part of our recycling program," he added.
Greensburg will use its grant to buy a brush chipper, City Administrator Sue Trout said.
Greensburg's share will be $3,856, or 10 percent, she said.
Youngwood crews pick up recyclables and leaves. The borough has drop-off areas for yard waste and brush. In addition, the borough offers a recycling drop-off area at the public works facility on South Third Street.
Youngwood went to a single-stream recycling collection system in January. About 1,200 households received recycling carts in December.
Borough leaders expect recycling tonnage to increase, because recyclables — glass bottles and jars, metal and aluminum cans, most plastic containers and jugs, flattened boxes and cardboard and newspapers — can all go into one container, rather than separate bins.
Officials hoped the increased recycling efforts would enhance the community's standing as they sought the grant.
The borough collected about 200 tons of leaves last year, Storey said.
Greensburg's new piece of equipment will replace a 1990 brush chipper, Trout said.
"Our chippers are heavily used year-round picking up brush and chipping disposed Christmas trees after the holidays," she said. "Our brush pickup is one of the best services the city of Greensburg offers its residents. It is a very popular program, which the residents have come to expect."
This year, the DEP awarded $17.8 million to 131 municipalities and counties for recycling programs.
State law requires municipalities with more than 10,000 residents to recycle. Communities with populations between 5,000 and 10,000 and having a population density greater than 300 people per square mile also must recycle.
The DEP reports that 440 of the state's 2,700 municipalities recycle and provide curbside collection programs.
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Spotify now has one million paying subscribers, according to figures released by the company today.
It says 15% of its customers now pay for the ad-free version of its music streaming service. Almost seven million music fans use Spotify's free service, which is subsidised by advertising, with one million paying subscribers.
Daniel Ek, Spotify's co-founder and chief executive, told the Financial Times: "For any kind of 'freemium' business, that is a really, really good number. It's safe to say we are growing up. We are still a toddler, but we are growing faster and faster every day."
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LINCOLN – Milton Joseph Ouellette Jr., 55, passed away June 13, 2013, after a brief battle with cancer. He was born July 12, 1957, in Bangor, the son of Milton J. Ouellette and Carol J. (LeClair) Ouellette.
Joe served in the Army and worked as a carpenter most of his life, specializing in cabinetry. Like his father, he enjoyed coin collecting, gardening and hunting. He was an avid fisherman, always bringing home a "catch" wherever he went. He spent many hours fishing with his dog, Lobo, his friends, nieces, nephews and their children.
Joe is survived by his mother, Carol Ouellette; daughter, Heather Ouellette; son, Corey Jimmo; stepson, Justin Galiher; sisters, Linda Pooler, and Sandra Leonard and her husband, Sheldon. He was very involved and loved by his many nieces and nephews, great nieces and nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins and longtime friends. Joe was predeceased by his infant daughter, Anna Marie; brother, Paul Ouellette; and father, Milton J. Ouellette Sr.
An informal celebration of Joe's life will be held 1-3 p.m. Saturday, June 22, at 126 Hoover Lane, Cambolassee Pond, (family camp) in Lincoln. His favorite place in the whole world was camp! In lieu of flowers, donations in his memory to the Lung Cancer Research Foundation are appreciated. Arrangements with Clay Funeral Home, 7 Lee Road, Lincoln. Those who wish may sign an online register and leave written condolences at www.clayfuneralhome.com.


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Gareth Evans has lost his bid to become the next United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees after the job was given to the former Portuguese prime minister, Antonio Guterres.
Mr Evans, who was the foreign minister in the Hawke and Keating governments, issued a short but pithy statement: "It's no skin off my or Australia's nose to be pipped at the post by Antonio Guterres, whom I know personally, and have just called to congratulate.
"He is, on any view, a very good appointment and will have my strongest support publicly and privately: I expect him to do an outstanding job. My present plans are simply to stay with Crisis Group for the foreseeable future. It's not a bad sort of a fallback position to be heading the best little conflict prevention and resolution outfit in the world."
Mr Evans has been chief executive of the International Crisis Group, which is based in Brussels, since 2000.
Mr Guterres, 56, was the favourite for the position. He was the prime minister of Portugal from 1995 to 2002, and is the head of the international organisation of socialist and labour parties, Socialist International.
After his appointment is confirmed by the UN's general assembly, his first task will be to restore the reputation of the organisation damaged by the departure of the previous high commissioner, Ruud Lubbers, who resigned in February during a sexual harassment scandal.
The appointment, for a term of three years, is one of the first under the UN's new open system, where positions are advertised and candidates announced.
Mr Guterres beat a prestigious field for the Geneva-based position and will head 6000 staff in 115 countries.
Mr Evans is believed to have made the shortlist.
In a statement to a lobby group before he got the job, Mr Guterres pointed to the challenges for the High Commission for Refugees, particularly extending the organisation's role to include people displaced inside countries by war or civil unrest, instead of only those seeking refuge in another country.
He also pointed to more restrictive refugee policies in developed countries since September 11, 2001, despite the overall number of refugees decreasing worldwide.
He said none of the terrorists on that day had been refugees, or even illegal immigrants.
He said they "all did the awful things they did" while being legally in America.
"The same seems to apply to the Madrid bombing, at least to the first suspects detected," Mr Guterres said.
He said that if he had to choose the three main priorities for the organisation, "I would say: protection, protection, protection".
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