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Statement of Principles on Copyright Exceptions and Limitations for Libraries
English: Statement of Principles on Copyright Exceptions and Limitations for Libraries by EIFL, IFLA and Library Copyright Alliance [PDF]
Armenian: Առաջարկություն գրադարանների ԵՎ արխիվների համար հեղինակային իրավունքի բացառությունների ԵՎ սահմանափակումների նորմերի վերաբերյալ [PDF]
Chinese: 与图书馆和档案馆相关的著作权例外和限制原则的声明 [PDF]
French: Déclaration De Principes sur les Exceptions et Limitations Du Droit D'auteur pour les Bibliothèques et Archives par EIFL, IFLA, Library Copyright Alliance [PDF]
Moldovan: Declaraţia De Principii Privind Excepţiile Şi Limitările Dreptului De Autor Pentru Biblioteci Şi Arhive Iniţiată De EIFL, IFLA, Şi Library Copyright Alliance [PDF]
Polish: Stanowisko w sprawie wyjątków i ograniczeń w prawie autorskim na rzecz bibliotek i archiwów przedstawione przez konsorcjum EIFL, IFLA, Library Copyright Alliance. [PDF]
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Statement of Principles on Copyright Exceptions and Limitations for Libraries And Archives
Electronic Information for Libraries,
International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions,
Library Copyright Alliance
WIPO Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights Eighteenth Session, Geneva, May 25-29, 2009
The international library community believes that there is an immediate need for a new understanding of the role of copyright exceptions and limitations in the 21st century and for corresponding action on the part of Member States to include provisions in their national laws to address the realities of access to digital information.
Recognizing the urgent global need to increase the scope of copyright exceptions and limitations for library services and access to information in all parts of the world;1
Acknowledging the role that libraries2 have played throughout history as repositories of works that comprise the cumulated knowledge, cultural heritage and collective memory of nations and peoples;
Acknowledging that libraries have a public mission, often governed by statute, to enable the advancement of knowledge essential to teaching, research, and the public interest;
Acknowledging that libraries must now fulfill their public mandate in the global digital environment;
Acknowledging the role that copyright law has long held in supporting the essential functions of libraries through statutes that, as a matter of common practice, permit functions such as preservation, library lending to users, interlibrary lending, and copying for research and private purposes;
Emphasizing that exceptions and limitations embody long-standing public policy goals and principles that remain applicable irrespective of the format of the material;
Emphasizing that copyright laws in many nations have enabled library activity in the print environment, but they have not been updated sufficiently on an international scale to allow for adequate uses of digital information;
Emphasizing that the private licensing of information often prevents lawful uses of copyrighted works, undermining the services of libraries, and hindering intellectual and creative activity;
Emphasizing that the absence of effective provisions addressing use of digital information and the use of technological protection measures constrains libraries from performing functions that copyright law has long intended to support;
Aware that as a result, entire bodies of works are in fact lost, researchers are unable to obtain necessary information to accomplish their work and a vast amount of digital information currently being created is not being systematically collected or preserved and faces extinction;
Emphasizing that humanity faces a digital blackout in the historical record and in the progress of research, scholarship and culture if measures are not taken to reinforce copyright exceptions and limitations governing library activity globally;
Emphasizing that developing and transition nations do not always benefit from flexibilities, including copyright exceptions and limitations, that may be available to them within the intellectual property system;
Emphasizing that the development of a global approach to exceptions and limitations is one of the central challenges facing the international copyright regime today;
Stating that the challenge extends to the structure of the Berne Convention, which secures the rights of copyright owners clearly and explicitly, but by contrast, does not adequately ensure that the public interest will be served through the creation of exceptions and limitations;
Stating that because the rights of copyright holders in international and domestic law are drafted broadly, they have expanded over time with newly developed technology, and that by contrast, copyright exceptions and limitations are written and interpreted narrowly, and often in rigorous detail, and have not been allowed to adjust and adapt to new technologies and new realities;
Emphasizing that the rights of owners continue to expand and adapt while exceptions and limitations remain fixed, and are at steady risk of becoming obsolete with successive changes in information technology;
Emphasizing that at a time of dramatic and continued technological change, the role of copyright exceptions and limitations has become unacceptably unbalanced;
The library community asserts that exceptions and limitations maintaining the longstanding function of copyright law in society should be viewed as public rights balancing the private rights to information also granted in copyright laws. They should be seen as integral to the proper function of copyright as a means of supporting innovation, creativity and economic growth in all parts of the world.
The WIPO Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights (SCCR/18) continues its discussions on exceptions and limitations, which have evolved in the context of proposals submitted to WIPO from the government of Chile in 2004 (SCCR/12/3) and 2005 (SCCR/13/5) and from the governments of Brazil, Chile, Nicaragua, and Uruguay in 2008 (SCCR/16/2). In its proposal of November 2005, Chile reiterated the importance of prioritizing the work of the SCCR "to strengthen international understanding of the need to have adequate limitations, learning from existing models and moving towards agreement on exceptions and limitations for public interest purposes, which, like minimum standards, were to be envisaged in all legislation for the benefit of the international community" (SCCR/13/5).
Chile identified three areas of work to be undertaken by the SCCR:
- Identification, from the national intellectual property systems of Member States, of national models and practices concerning exceptions and limitations.
- Analysis of the exceptions and limitations needed to promote creation and innovation and the dissemination of developments stemming therefrom.
- Establishment of agreement on exceptions and limitations for purposes of public interest that must be envisaged as a minimum in all national legislations for the benefit of the community, especially to give access to the most vulnerable or socially prioritized sectors.
We acknowledge the recent work done by the SCCR to study exceptions and limitations in the digital environment, for the visually impaired, for libraries and archives, and for educational activities, illustrating national models and practices concerning exceptions and limitations. It is our hope that these studies will provide a framework to strengthen international understanding of the need for adequate exceptions and limitations and to restore the balance necessary to maintain a durable and sustainable global information society.
We urge WIPO to continue work on the areas identified in the proposal by Chile. In connection with the second area of analysis, we propose an evidence-based study directed at determining those exceptions and limitations for libraries needed to promote creation and innovation and the dissemination of developments stemming therefrom. This study should be aimed toward the goal of reaching agreement on core exceptions and limitations for the public interest to serve as a minimum in all national legislations.
We ask that WIPO consider concrete proposals for instruments that will guide IP administrations, that are explicitly aimed at expanding the array of available copyright exceptions and limitations globally, and in particular for developing countries. Where copyright exceptions and limitations do not exist at the national level,3 we ask that WIPO assist nations in developing them, in connection with technical assistance and thematic work programs being proposed within the WIPO Development Agenda.
We ask WIPO Member States to take action to address the gaps in copyright provisions for libraries and archives in their national laws. In doing so, Member States will promote the intellectual and creative life of their nations into the future.
We respectfully ask that Member States adopt the following principles to guide the formulation of copyright exceptions and limitations for libraries and archives in national copyright laws:
A library should be permitted to make copies of published and unpublished works in its collections for purposes of preservation, including migrating content to different formats.
Seventy-two countries currently have a statute allowing copies for library preservation. Sixty-seven countries allow libraries to reproduce works for replacement purposes, and fifty-three of those exceptions clearly allow the library to make copies for deposit in another library.4 However, many such provisions do not apply to certain categories of copyrighted works, such as audiovisual materials and sound recordings, and they do not have clear language applying to digital materials. Libraries in more than half of the world's countries lack legal certainty in their ability to perform activity that is essential to their missions, and many more lack certainty in handling digital information at all.
The preservation exception should apply equally to all categories of copyrighted works, and to materials in all media and formats. Libraries should be allowed to preserve proactively materials at risk of deterioration, damage, or loss.
Legal deposit
Legal deposit laws and systems should be broadened to include works published in all formats and to allow for preservation of those works.
A legal deposit system requires organizations and individuals producing documentation in multiple copies to deposit one or more copies with a recognized national institution or institutions. It is an essential means for ensuring the comprehensiveness of national library collections and for ensuring that the published heritage of a nation is acquired and preserved for all time.
Legal deposit legislation often excludes certain categories of works and non-textual formats, such as sound recordings and audiovisual works. Legal deposit legislation in many nations has not expanded to include electronic publications. To address the fragile nature of digital works, legal deposit legislation should include a derogation clause permitting preservation of works regardless of format and notwithstanding the provisions of a copyright act that does not permit it.
Interlibrary loan and document supply
Libraries should be able to supply documents to the user directly or through the intermediary library irrespective of the format and the means of communication.
Seventeen countries currently have specific exceptions on document supply, while six countries permit copying for interlibrary loan for the purpose of delivering the copy to an individual user.5 Some national laws allow for interlibrary document supply services under a general library provision, while others contain no provision at all. Sharing of materials is vital for the advancement of knowledge, particularly in developing countries.
No library within a country can own every book, journal or published work. It is customary practice for libraries to supply one another other with material on a non-commercial basis, in response to requests from their users, in order to provide the widest access to knowledge and the best service to their patrons. The collaborative system of resource sharing is commonly known as interlibrary loan for print material and interlibrary document supply for digital material. Interlibrary arrangements are an essential means for ensuring richness and diversity in collections and for maintaining robust library services that allow for resource sharing while protecting the legitimate interests of rights holders.
Education and classroom teaching
It should be permissible for works that have been lawfully acquired by a library or other educational institution to be made available in support of classroom teaching or distance education in a manner that does not unreasonably prejudice the rights holder. A library or educational institution should be permitted to make copies of a work in support of classroom teaching.
Educational advancement would be impossible if teachers, instructors or learners had to request permission every time they needed to reproduce material for teaching preparation, teaching, learning, instructing or other training activities. The administrative infrastructure needed to secure permissions for every single educational or teaching need would be unreasonable.
New technologies enable the creation of secure virtual learning environments and exciting new ways to teach, learn and interact. Exceptions must keep pace so that the students of tomorrow benefit in the same way as their counterparts in the paper age. Education is the key to economic and social development, acknowledged the world over.
Reproduction for research or private purposes
Copying individual items for or by individual users should be permitted for research and study and for other private purposes.
This is one of the most widely accepted exceptions and limitations to the right of reproduction in national copyright laws. The need for a person to make copies for a variety of non-commercial purposes in their everyday lives is recognized by librarians who encounter the real needs of individuals and organizations making use of copyrighted material for creative, educational, and informative purposes. It would be impractical if permission had to be obtained for each and every copy, and it would hamper the free flow of information in society. Libraries should be able to provide users with the means for making these reproductions, regardless of the format of the material.
Provision for persons with disabilities
A library should be permitted to convert material from one format to another to make it accessible to persons with disabilities. The exception should apply to all formats to accommodate user needs and technological advances. To avoid costly duplication of alternative format production, cross-border transfer should be permitted.
Human rights are denied when persons with disabilities are denied access to information. All people have a right to read and learn, and experience enriched lives. The needs of disabled persons in developing societies require particular attention from the international community. Cross-border transfer currently leads to legal uncertainties that undermine the use of new technologies and services that can improve the lives of disabled persons. Action must be taken to expand library provisions for the benefit of disabled persons, by enabling the use of information by persons with disabilities through any media and regardless of national borders.
General free use exceptions applicable to libraries
A general free use exception consistent with fair practice helps ensure the effective delivery of library services.
General exceptions such as fair use and fair dealing should extend to library activities as a complement to specific library exceptions. In some nations, general free use exceptions are limited to purposes such as research and study, criticism or review, news reporting, parody or satire, and judicial proceedings. In other countries, notably the U.S., it is accepted that fair use extends to certain library activities. Specific library and archival exceptions should not represent the outer limits of permissible activities undertaken by libraries and archives. Fair use and fair dealing serve the further purpose of permitting libraries to adapt services to emerging needs before specific exceptions may be amended.
Orphan works
An exception is needed to resolve the problem of orphan works, where the rights holder cannot be identified or located.
Many good-faith users of protected works are unable to identify or locate rights holders when they seek to use a work. For libraries and other stewards of cultural heritage, the inability to identify or locate rights holders often leads to gaps in access to important local and unique collections. Fearing liability, libraries forgo the use of these "orphan" works, even when the use is for non-profit purposes, such as preservation. A mechanism to reduce the risk of liability for libraries with respect to orphan works would help to expand access to millions of works. An orphan work limitation would help to preserve works in addition to exposing works which would otherwise be ignored.
Copyright term
Consistent with the Berne Convention, the general term of copyright should be the life of the author plus 50 years.
The international standard term of protection for a literary work as set out in the Berne Convention and the TRIPS Agreement is life of the author plus 50 years. In many countries, the general term of protection has been extended to life of the author plus 70 years. Term extensions mean that information remains under private ownership for longer, benefiting the estates of rights holders at the expense of libraries, education, and individuals. Copyright terms should not be further extended in national laws. A robust public domain provides new opportunities for creativity, research, and scholarship.
Technological protection measures that prevent lawful uses
It should be permissible for libraries and their users to circumvent a technological protection measure for the purpose of making a non-infringing use of a work. Implementation of anti-circumvention legislation in many nations exceeds the requirements of Article 11 of the WIPO Copyright Treaty, effectively eliminating existing exceptions in copyright law.
The WIPO Copyright Treaty permits exceptions, but few countries have enacted exceptions to the anticircumvention law for the benefit of libraries and library users. Exceptions and limitations are policy-based legal principles, with nuances and complexities that reflect national public policy. The use of technological protection measures reduces information policy to zeroes and ones, either on or off, and with the toggle of an electronic switch, abolishes important national policies that were created for public benefit. Moreover, most of the statutory exceptions to anticircumvention have been heavily criticized as unworkable. WIPO should support investigation of an entirely new approach to these issues and to identify innovative means for meeting the objectives of the law.
Contracts and statutory exceptions
Contracts should not be permitted to override exceptions and limitations. The goals and policies providing for exceptions are important statements of national and international principle and should not be varied by contract.
Most digital products acquired by libraries are accompanied by licenses that override statutory exceptions and limitations supporting library activities. The private law of contract can thereby override the public law of copyright. Accordingly, license terms that seek to undermine copyright exceptions and limitations should not be enforcable against libraries. In addition to licenses for individual works, we see the emergence of broad license agreements that encompass a vast amount of materials and set tight restrictions. These agreements have the potential to redefine the rules of copyright for large portions of the intellectual heritage of a country. Licensing agreements should not redefine the rules of copyright.
Limitation on liability
There should be a limitation on liability for libraries and library staff who act in good faith, believing or having reasonable grounds to believe, that they have acted in accordance with copyright law.
Libraries are critical intermediaries in fostering public access to information resources. Libraries and library staff strive to adhere to the law, and they respect the legitimate interests of rights holders. In fulfilling their public mandate, libraries throughout the world handle vast amounts of information daily, inevitably facing questions of interpretation and application of the law. Librarians, who are ordinarily not professionally trained in the law, commonly need to answer their own questions about copyright without the benefit of specialised legal advice. Member States should offer the protection of limited liability for libraries and library staff who act in good faith in applying copyright law. By acting in good faith, the library is taking steps to understand and apply the law in a manner that respects all interests.
- We wish to acknowledge Kenneth Crews for providing the first comprehensive overview of statutory provisions in national copyright laws of WIPO Member States for the benefit of libraries and archives. His Study on Copyright Exceptions and limitations for Libraries and Archives (2008) [PDF], commissioned by WIPO, provides a foundation for further analysis, and underlines the need for broadening the scope of copyright exceptions and limitations for libraries and archives worldwide.
- In this document the term "library" is generally used to refer to both libraries and archives, and is used for the sake of efficiency.
- Twenty-one countries lack a library exception in their copyright law. Kenneth Crews, WIPO Study on Copyright Exceptions and limitations for Libraries and Archives (2008), pg. 29.
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Fundraising Ladies Night
Hi there,
We are arranging a ladies night fundraiser to raise money for our yearly gala day, we already have a disco, raffle, clairvoyant and beauty therapist, can anyone recommend any other things we could have on the night.
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An ann summers lady if you can separate her then the ladies can pop in as and when
a craft session - lots of local shop owners often run little sessions to small groups
mystery parcel - wrap up goodies like bath stuffs and gift vouchers and then silly things like a courgette or an empty box - this has always done well at our PTA - nearly everyone has a box of nanna stuff lurking around that gorgeous yardley lace she gets every year!
business owners may be happy to donate small bits & gift vouchers etc
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200 balloons 165 with pennies in the rest with a pound pay 50p to jump on balloon and see what you win
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hi i am starting as a phoenix card trader, and a virgin vie trader.
would be happy to donate 10% of anything i sell if you would be interested
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Hi Dawn,
We already have a lady coming along who is virgin vie trader, we would be interested in hearing more about Phoenix cards, are you able to come to Wallyford?


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Holidays with Mimi
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Mimi recently announced that she's pushing back her new record release. The reason she gave is creative – she needs more time to work her magic. The reason being speculated is that #Beautiful didn't sell as well they'd hoped. If that's the case, should she just stick to playing billionaire birthday parties in Dubai and Monaco and Shanghai and being a Holiday Mascot? Dean wrote a few months ago that Mimi has managed to take over Christmas Full Story
Frontal Mimi
Before we break off for the weekend (Smutty Tingles is still coming), let's get ourselves in the best mood possible. You know who's good for that? Come on. You KNOW who's always good for that. It's our Mimi. Mimi appeared to be in Monaco this week. Of course she was. At least it looked that way from this photo she posted of herself with Roc on her Twitter Full Story
Dear Gossips,
Mimi confirmed yesterday that her new album drops on June 23. "A new era begins," she tweeted. New era? What is this new era? Not entirely sure Mimi knows what an era actually is. I love it when she talks nonsense.
Mostly though, I love seeing her walk with assistance: Watch HER step!
The video below is #beautiful for so many reasons. Mimi killing that glass of wine while in motion, and before her performance, totally surprised me. Mimi can drink and transport herself at the same time?
It always amazes me the low quality sh-t that Mimi actively encourages us to watch. She's always tweeting footage of herself either in a stairwell or taken with a shaky hand as she walks out to stage. It's the exact opposite of Beyonce styles. And maybe that's why we have such affection for her. Read Full Intro
Mimi in the morning
Wenn, Splash
What a great start to Memorial Day Weekend for those of you in America: Mimi on GMA. It had all the elements of a classic Mimi appearance: -She needed help walking. Several times. She SUMMONED help walking. Several times. -Her dress almost fell off. Because she always wears clothes that are too small. Full Story
Mimi vs JLO on stage
FOX/ Kevin Winter/ Getty
Season finale of American Idol last night. Both Mimi and JLo performed. Mimi threw down a medley of her greatest hits -- I always forget how much I love We Belong Together -- culminating in her current smash #Beautiful. It was... a little lip-synchy, right? Maybe not the middle section but definitely off the top and towards the end? Voices don't hold up forever. Full Story
Mimi is #Beautiful
There's no better way to start the weekend than with some Mimi. And this kind of Mimi means it could be a spectacular weekend. I know I ask you for a lot. Here's another request: promise you will watch this. Because I promise you that there is no way you can come out of it without a lot of joy in your heart. Full Story
Mimi + Miguel = #Beautiful
Been listening to this all day. Sasha was on Dean and me right away this morning about it too. She mentioned that Mimi's voice is still amazing. I had to be the c-nt bitch to wonder if, um, she could throw this down live. BUT... It's a GREAT song. In spite of that stupid f-cking hashtag. Full Story
It's CHRISTMAS
Every day should end like this. I want you to make sure you don't get interrupted. No phone calls. No children needing you. No distractions. I want you to enjoy the next 6 minutes fully focused. It's the only way. Mimi and Nick Cannon were married again at Disneyland this week. Full Story


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An airplane was once making a routine flight from Hackensack, New Jersey to New York City. The people on board where the world's smartest politician, the pilot (also a father), a Boy Scout, and a devout Christian. In mid-flight, the engine stalled, and there where only three parachutes. The pilot said, " I've got a family down there. I need to live so I can take care of them" so he grabbed a parachute and jumped out. The world's smartest politician said, I've got an election coming up, so I'd better live so I can win it." So he grabbed a parachute and jumped out. That left the Boy Scout and the Christian in the plane and only 1 parachute. The Christian said, "I have lived a long life. I am prepared for. Go and grab that parachute for yourself." The Boy Scout got his parachute and was about to jump when he said, "Hey, there is one for you too. The worlds smartest politician grabbed my backpack
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Ranking: 3.62 / 68
A mid-level executive was so frustrated at being passed over for promotion year after year, that, in frustration, he went to a brain-transplant center in the hope of raising his I.Q. 20 points.
After a battery of physical and psychological tests, the center's director told him that he was an acceptable candidate.
"That's great!" the executive said. "But I understand that this procedure can be really expensive."
"Yes, sir, it can," the director replied. "An ounce of accountant's brain for example, costs one thousand dollars; an ounce of an economist's brain costs two thousand; an ounce of a corporate president's is forty-five thousand. An ounce of a politicians brain is seventy-five thousand dollars."
"Seventy-five thousand dollars for an ounce of a politicians brain? Why on earth is that?"
"Do you have any idea," the director asked, "how many politicians we would have to kill?"
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Now that we are into renaming things like Mount Diablo, President Obama wants to rename the San Andreas Fault. His suggestion, Bush's Fault.
Thanks to: robert smallman - san rafael - ca - USA.
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Two philosophers were sitting at a restaurant, discussing whether or not there was a difference between misfortune and disaster.
There is most certainly a difference, said one. If the cook suddenly died and we couldnt have our dinner that would be a misfortune __ but certainly not a disaster. On the other hand, if a cruise ship carrying the Congress was to sink in the middle of the ocean, that would be a disaster __ but by no stretch of the imagination would it be a misfortune
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A winter of contrasts
Deep cold mixed with milder temperatures
Pamela Cowan, Leader-PostPublished: Friday, February 01, 2013
Believe it or not - the average temperature in Regina in January was warmer than normal.
Even Environment Canada's weather guru, David Phillips, was shocked when he crunched the numbers.
"The average temperature in January was -15.1, the normal is -16.2," Phillips said. "It was actually a degree warmer than normal, but when you look at it you recognize that there were some melting temperatures."
Derek Yau, a Ministry of Highways employee who rides his bike from the Cathedral area to work in Ross Industrial Park every morning, on Thursday.
Don Healy, Leader-Post
At the beginning of the month, there were days when the high reached 3.7 C and 3.5 C. Other days had highs of -1 C and -0.8 C.
"It was really a month of some relatively pleasant days, but (some were) absolutely brutally cold," Phillips said.
He noted December was colder than January.
The average temperature in Regina this year from October to the end of January was -9.2 C. The normal for that time period is -7.5 C.
Last year was balmy in comparison.
"For that same four months, it was -3.5 C, so it was almost six degrees warmer last year," Phillips said.
"Another way of looking at it is ... cold days, below -20. There were 39 this year and there were 16 last year."
The month ended on the coldest day of the winter.
On Thursday, the daytime high of -27.2 C was reached in Regina at 3 p.m. The low was -35.3 C at 9 a.m. With the wind chill, it felt closer to -49.
"The average temperature was -31.3, so by all accounts, from the minimum temperature, it's the coldest day of the year and from the mean temperature, it is the coldest day of the year," Phillips said.
Even on brutally cold days, Derek Yau has no problems starting his vehicle.
Every day the 27-year-old Regi-nan hops on his bike and commutes from his Cathedral-area home to 240 Henderson Dr., where he is employed as an geotechnical engineering specialist with the Ministry of Highways.
Yau has been riding the same Kona cycle, which is a hybrid between a road and mountain bike, since he attended the University of Regina in 2006.
"I don't have a car," he said. "I was born and raised in Vancouver and I was lucky to have been exposed to really good transit and urban planning practices at an early age, so that has affected my choice to never own a car."
During his 30-minute commute to work, there have been a few days this winter when Yau has wished for a car, especially on Thursday.
The day's wind chill would result in exposed skin freezing in less than three minutes, Phillips said.
Yau said winter cycling is not as tough as most people think.
"People often get hung up on the fact that there's ice on the road and it's really cold, but as long as you're dressed appropriately and you have the right gear, you should be just fine," Yau said. "It's great exercise and a good way to combat the winter blues."
But he admits that when the mercury dips below -25 C, the mechanism in the rear hub of his bike sometimes freezes and it is harder to pedal.
To ensure he doesn't freeze, he bundles up.
"I wear five layers on top and three layers on the bottom and I make sure that I have a hood and scarf, so honestly I feel quite warm," Yau said. "The only problem (Thursday) was that the area around my eyes was exposed to the wind so it was getting really, really cold.


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Technote (troubleshooting)
You have a process which is hanging or using too much CPU, or which has crashed and left behind a core dump, and you need help determining the cause of the problem.
Resolving the problem
The stackit script provides an easy way to examine running processes and core dumps on AIX, HP-UX, Linux and Solaris systems. Although stackit was written by the WebSphere MQ support team, it can be used to gather information about any process or core file.
Using stackit
In order to use stackit, you must first download the script to your system and make it executable, for example by running: chmod a+x stackit
stackit -?
stackit [-f File] [-o Options] {-m Match | -n Name | -p Pid}...
stackit [-f File] [-o Options] -c Core -e Executable
General options
-f File
Write the stackit output to a new file, which is important if you need to send it to IBM. Without this option, stackit will display its output to the screen only.
-o Options
Control what information stackit gathers. The default options are sufficient in most cases, but IBM may ask for custom options when diagnosing certain problems:
Default : Usually stack,cred,map,ldd
All : All possible data
stack : Stack trace for all threads All platforms
cred : Security credentials All platforms
map : Address space map All but some HP-UX
ldd : Shared library dependencies All platforms
status : Process status information All but HP-UX
files : File descriptor usage All but some HP-UX
regs : Machine register contents All platforms
asm : Assembler instructions AIX only
locks : Mutexes and condition variables AIX only
thread : Detailed thread data AIX only
sig : Disposition for signals All but Linux & HP-UX
safe : Safe mode (avoids debuggers) All platforms
Process selection flags
-m Match
Analyze processes whose command line contain a matching pattern. For example, if you use "-m FRED", then stackit will capture any process with the name "FRED" in its command line arguments. Regular expressions are permitted when matching patterns.
-n Name
Analyze processes by the executable program name. For example, if you use "-n runmqlsr" then stackit will capture any process named runmqlsr.
-p Pid
Analyze a processes by its process identifier (pid). For example, if you use "-p 12345" then stackit will capture pid 12345, if it exists.
Core file flags
-c Core
The name of the core dump file stackit should analyze. If the core dump is called 'core', you should rename it first to prevent another process from overwriting it.
-e Executable
The path to the executable which created the core file. Please be sure to identify the right program, particularly if there are multiple versions on your system, or the stackit analysis will not be valid.
Usage Notes
The stackit script provides several features to make it easier to use at the command line.
Combining options
You can repeat the -o flag or provide a comma-separated list, or both, when selecting options. For example, the following commands are equivalent:
sh> stackit -f debug.txt -o stack -o locks -o asm -p 29723
sh> stackit -f debug.txt -o stack,locks -o asm -p 29723
sh> stackit -f debug.txt -o stack,locks,asm -p 29723
Repeating process selection flags
You can use the -m, -n and -p flags together, and repeat them as many times as needed, in order to select all the processes you want stackit to analyze. However, a process will be analyzed only once, regardless of how many times it was matched.
Implicit process selection flags
You can even skip the -m and -p flags when selecting processes. When stackit sees extra arguments, it treats numerical values as process identifiers and other values as patterns to match. For example, the following commands are equivalent:
sh> stackit -f ibm.txt -m FRED -p 498932 -p 997106 -m WILMA
sh> stackit -f ibm.txt -m FRED -p 498932 997106 WILMA
sh> stackit -f ibm.txt FRED 498932 997106 WILMA
Example 1
Read detailed help for stackit, customized for your system:
sh> stackit -?
Example 2
Generate default output to the file stackit.out from all processes whose command line matches the string TEST.QMGR:
sh> stackit -f stackit.out -m TEST.QMGR
Example 3
Generate stack and map data from processes with "mq" in their name to the file mqstackdata.txt
sh> stackit -f mqstackdata.txt -o stack,map -n mq
Example 4
Generate default output and registers from processes 7029, 10737 and 41824 to the file regs.txt
sh> stackit -f regs.txt -o default,regs 7029 10737 41824
Example 5
Generate stack data in safe mode to the file stack.txt from all processes with "db2" in their name, all processes with "AppSrv01" on their command line, and process 9297367:
sh> stackit -f stack.txt -o stack,safe -n db2 -m AppSrv01 -p 9297367
Example 6
Generate default data from a core file called core.11424 generated by the program /usr/local/bin/pmrouter and write it to the file coreinfo.txt:
sh> stackit -f coreinfo.txt -c core.11424 -e /usr/local/bin/pmrouter
You must have authority to examine a process in order for stackit to succeed. In most cases you can analyze only the processes you started. However, some programs use the UNIX setuid/setgid bits to run as another user, and in most cases you must be root to examine such processes.
For example, WebSphere MQ uses the setuid/setgid bits to run as the mqm user. If you were logged in as mqm when you started WebSphere MQ, then the mqm user should be able to run stackit against the queue manager processes; Otherwise, you must run stackit as root.
If stackit cannot run against a process, it will tell you who can analyze it. Be sure to look for such messages before sending stackit output to IBM for review. For example:
stackit: Success rate: 0%
stackit: Stackit failed to analyze processes which belong to another user.
Run stackit as scotty to analyze those processes.
The root user can examine any process, so run stackit as root if you are having difficulty.
Stackit gathers information using the tools provided by your operating system. One important tool stackit calls is a debugger, which it may use to examine live processes and always uses to examine core files. The debuggers supported by stackit on each operating system are:
AIX: The dbx debugger is in the bos.adt.debug LPP which is part of AIX.
HP-UX: The Wildebeest Debugger (WDB) is an HP supported implementation of the GNU Debugger and is available for free download from HP for PA-RISC and Itanium systems.
Linux: The GNU Debugger (gdb) is available in the gdb RPM on many Linux distributions.
Solaris: The modular debugger (mdb) is part of the Solaris SUNWmdb package.
Stackit goes to great lengths to ensure that it does not interrupt or terminate processes when using a debugger, even if you kill or cancel stackit (e.g. by using Ctrl-C). However, there is a small chance that a fault in the debugger or in stackit itself could terminate a process. You should use stackit only when diagnosing a problem to minimize the chance of a failure.
You can also add the 'safe' option to the stackit command line, preventing stackit from using debuggers against processes on your system. Stackit may not be able to gather all the data you requested, especially on HP-UX and Linux, but the safe option ensures it cannot terminate any processes by accident. Example 5 demonstrates the use of the 'safe' option.
Sample Output
This sample output shows the kind of information stackit can gather. In this example, stackit was able to analyze one process successfully, but lacked authority to analyze another:
stackit -o stack,asm runmqlsr inetd
stackit: V4.3 running on AIX 7.1 (powerpc) with arguments: -o stack,asm
runmqlsr inetd
Analyzing process 5963782 30 June 2012 at 00:39:35 GMT
255780 163782 Jun 19 mqm mqm runmqlsr -m BACH.QM -t TCP
Thread Summary
thread state-k state-u k-tid mode held scope function
$t1 wait running 102629381 k no sys
>$t2 run blocked 87818279 k no sys _event_sleep
$t3 wait blocked 101711909 k no sys
$t4 wait running 31129817 k no sys
Thread Stacks
Thread $t1:
.() at 0x90000004b9ec898
cciTcpListenConv() at 0x9000000039d97e0
ccxListenConv() at 0x900000000ee2cd4
WaitForConnectLoop() at 0x1000004dc
main() at 0x100001198
Thread $t2:
_event_sleep(??, ??, ??, ??, ??, ??) at 0x9000000007df324
_p_sigtimedwait(??, ??, ??) at 0x9000000007e3dc4
xehAsySignalMonitor() at 0x90000000091014c
ThreadMain() at 0x9000000008ee7f0
Thread $t3:
.() at 0x90000004c7ded80
_event_wait(??, ??) at 0x9000000007dfd58
_cond_wait_local(??, ??, ??) at 0x9000000007edb04
_cond_wait(??, ??, ??) at 0x9000000007ee0dc
pthread_cond_wait(??, ??) at 0x9000000007eed48
xtmTimerThread() at 0x900000000919d18
ThreadMain() at 0x9000000008ee7f0
Thread $t4:
.() at 0x90000004c903f50
xcsWaitFd() at 0x9000000009411a8
xcsWaitSocket() at 0x900000000940784
cccJobMonitor() at 0x900000000d23c44
ThreadMain() at 0x9000000008ee7f0
Assembler Instructions
0x9000000007df300 (_event_sleep+0x580) beq 0x9000000007df398
0x9000000007df304 (_event_sleep+0x584) li r6,0x0
0x9000000007df308 (_event_sleep+0x588) ori r5,r29,0x0
0x9000000007df30c (_event_sleep+0x58c) cmpi cr4,0x1,r0,0x0
0x9000000007df310 (_event_sleep+0x590) ori r0,r0,0x0
0x9000000007df314 (_event_sleep+0x594) ori r0,r0,0x0
0x9000000007df318 (_event_sleep+0x598) ori r0,r0,0x0
0x9000000007df31c (_event_sleep+0x59c) ori r1,r1,0x0
0x9000000007df320 (_event_sleep+0x5a0) bl 0x9000000007e0450
0x9000000007df324 (_event_sleep+0x5a4) ld r2,0x28(r1)
0x9000000007df328 (_event_sleep+0x5a8) sli r0,r3,0x0
0x9000000007df32c (_event_sleep+0x5ac) stw r3,0x70(r1)
0x9000000007df330 (_event_sleep+0x5b0) addi r4,0x78(r1)
0x9000000007df334 (_event_sleep+0x5b4) ld r3,0x30(r31)
0x9000000007df338 (_event_sleep+0x5b8) ori r5,r31,0x0
0x9000000007df33c (_event_sleep+0x5bc) ori r6,r30,0x0
0x9000000007df340 (_event_sleep+0x5c0) cmpi cr0,0x1,r3,0x0
0x9000000007df344 (_event_sleep+0x5c4) addi r7,0x70(r1)
0x9000000007df348 (_event_sleep+0x5c8) beq 0x9000000007df1ec
0x9000000007df34c (_event_sleep+0x5cc) bl 0x9000000007df6a0
0x9000000007df350 (_event_sleep+0x5d0) cmpi cr0,0x0,r3,0x0
Analyzing process 3145844 30 June 2012 at 00:39:36 GMT
3145844 3211324 Mar 29 root system /usr/sbin/inetd
stackit: You must run stackit as root to analyze process 3145844.
stackit: Analysis failed for process 3145844.
Summary of results 30 June 2012 at 00:39:36 GMT
stackit: Success rate: 50%
stackit: Stackit failed to analyze processes which belong to another
user. Run stackit as root to analyze those processes.
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Is Sanjay Dutt getting better with age?
Is Sanjay Dutt getting better with age?
Sanjay Dutt is all set to play a rustic Rajasthani in Raj Kumar Hirani's forthcoming film P.K. We look at the various very special characters the actor has portrayed on the big screen in the recent past. Tell us which of these 'people' stayed with you long after the film was over…
Sanjay Dutt's magnificent screen presence is absolutely unquestionable. The 53-year-old star can dwarf anybody with his towering personality and mighty presence. In the last few years Dutt has been seen in a range of films, playing myriad characters – big and small, funny and serious, good and bad, sublime and ridiculous – and he has entertained us all the way. And now we know that the actor will be seen playing a rugged Rajasthani in Raj Kumar Hirani's next P.K. and we are curious to find out if Sanju will look authentic in the avatar?
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We would like to say a very special thank you to Lizanne. She has the painetce of a saint as babies have their own agenda and she managed to make the experience a lot of fun. We think the photos are stunning.Thank you so much for capturing this special moment with Benjamin.Antoinette & Albert


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Martin, known as the legendary Big River Man, is a Guinness World Record marathon swimmer and only man in the history to have swum the 5 greatest rivers on the planet: the Amazon, Yangtze, Paraná, Mississippi, Danube. (More about him can be found at www.amazonswim.com). Martin is currently preparing his new expedition for 2014 and we will make sure you are informed when its happening. Stay tuned for further updates (you can sign up to Martin's newsletter here). Borut, an experienced swimmer himself, has been working with Martin as a project manager and expedition leader for several years. Together, they have an incredible breadth of knowledge and experience in the open water swimming. In addition, Martin and Borut collaborate with the French company Decathlon (swimming brand Nabaiji) on open water swimming product development some of which you will be using on our swimming adventures. (for more information on Nabaiji, visit www.nabaiji.com).
We are proud of our strong family tradition in the swimming world. We promise to stand behind our name and deliver top customer service and unbeatable value for money. Our collaboration with our partners also means that our guests will have the best equipment available, as well as other trip arrangements and support.
We look forward to welcoming you on our swimming adventures.
|Martin Strel, Co-founder
|Martin is our inspirational visionary. His past extreme swimming challenges are highly respected and well known world-wide.
Martin accompanies some of the tours when his schedule permits, to share his experiences and to motivate you to maintain your swimming lifestyle. We will be announcing dates under booking when Martin is attending.
Martin´s Film - Feature Length Documentary: Big River Man - Amazon Swim Site
Guinness World Records
Martin´s Books
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Fan Facebook Site | Facebook Profile
|Borut Strel, Co-founder, Guide
|Borut is an experienced swimmer. As a youngster he was racing internationally and later on he began to work on the project management and guiding of his father´s swimming expeditions.
Borut also has significant experience of coaching and guiding swimmers at several locations across the Mediterranean. He is the driving force behind Strel Swimming Adventures and has passed on his vast experience to our guiding team to ensure that our tours are second to none.
|Giovanna Richards, Guide
G an ASA Level 2 licensed Swimming Coach and experienced open water swimmer. This year she qualified as a National Open Water Coach with NOWCA and was selected to be a British Swimming Open Water Official.
In April 2012, G was nominated for the H2Open ´Open Water Swimming Ambassador´ 2011!
A successful English Channel swimmer, G has vast experience of coaching triathletes and open water swimmers and is passionate about teaching all levels of swimmers better technique, open water techniques and how to swim faster, more efficiently.
She currently runs a Masters Swim Squad, Cold Water Swimming Team and coaches open water skills clinics. Her website Blue Manta Swimming.
|Aleksander Kelbic, Guide
Aleksander is a retired competitive pool swimmer from Slovenia and today still swims and competes for the Slovenian Masters swimming team.
He is swimming instructor and runs Akademija plavanja swimming school, offering also private swimming lessons for all ages and categories. He is also swimming instructor for seniors and disabled persons.
He owns international pool lifeguard licence and is a member of International Life Saving Federation (ILS).
He is one of our main local guides in Slovenia and Croatia and we are happy to have him in our team.
|Polona Maver, Customer support
|Polona ensures that our office runs effeciently and that your bookings are handled professionally.
She finished Sport University in Slovenia and did student exchange in Portugal and Australia.
Apart from travelling she loves triathlon and you will often find her training across beautiful Slovenia and Croatia. We are happy to have her in our team.
|Rusty Ruth, Captain & Guide
|Rusty is our local guide and boat pilot at Lake Powell. He knows the area better than anyone.
He spends most of his time at the Antelope Point marina and out on the lake guiding different tours. Lake Powell is so big that you need a great guide out there.
He will be the one telling you the local history, giving you tips what to see, as well as making sure we swim safe at the best spots.
Rusty The Captain!


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Center Stage: Purduette Spring Spectacular
Saturday, April 21, 2012
The Purduettes are excited to highlight an amazing year with their Spring Spectacular concert! The ladies wow the audience by singing the National Anthem in surround, and impress the crowd with their choral abilities by starting off the show with Latin pieces such as "Exaudi! Laudate!" and "Salmo 150."
The ladies show off their a'capella skills with "Some Kind of Wonderful."
Sophomore Andrew Kasha accompanies Purduette tunes on the bass guitar.
Senior Abby Green displays her soulful sound during a solo in "Brand New You."
New Woman Abby Everett shows some sass during another "Brand New You" solo.
Junior Allison Conrad gives the ladies a beat as they break it down for the audience.
The Purduettes switch gears from the contemporary "Brand New You" to perform the classy and whimsical tune "It's Today/Tonight."
The ladies radiate grace and poise as they hit their final pose.
Senior Marissa Williams dazzles the audience with her operatic soprano voice during the musical number "Summertime."
The Flappers entertain the crowd with songs from the 1920s such as "Won't You Come Home Bill Bailey" and "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man."
Senior Allie Rieth sings of loneliness while the ladies back her up in "Somebody Make Me Laugh."
The Purduettes sprint offstage and to the seats of their loved ones to serenade them with "I've Got a Crush on You." Here, sophomore Jenna Engelberth sings to her father Jim Engelberth.
Junior Allison Conrad smiles as she serenades her father Jim Conrad.
Senior Ashlea Lidester takes the stage to sing "Almost Lover."
The Treblemakers perform their "70s Medley," entertaining the audience with songs such as "Macho Man," "Carwash," and "American Pie."
The Barbershoppers delight the crowd with the debut of their new "Disney Medley."
The "Holy Cowgirls" take center stage and amuse the audience with their new tune "Cow Cow Boogie."
The Purduette Trio rounds out the specialty portion of the show with "A Tisket, A Tasket." It will be the last time that seniors Hannah Burris, Abby Green, and Rachel Lane will sing together after forming the trio for the past three years.
Senior Ali Norman leads the rest of the group back onstage as she sings the solo to the energetic song "I've got the Music in Me."
New Woman Patrice Hoy shows off her beautiful soprano voice singing the solo to "Bewitched."
The ladies display their beautiful blend and precise tone during "Bewitched."
Senior Hannah Burris is chosen to sing the solo to the Purduette favorite "Hosanna."
Sophomore Joey Frechin enjoys his first Spring Spectacular performance as the Purduette drummer and keeps time with the help of the directors.
Assistant Director Jon Ranard explains to the audience the tradition of the "Senior Request" song and directs the senior's choice for this year – "Heaven."
After a touching slideshow that featured the baby pictures of the graduating seniors, the ladies took the stage to the tune of Dreamgirls' "It's Hard to Say Goodbye." The song allowed for each of the 16 seniors to be featured with a solo.
The scrim rose to reveal the rest of the group acting as backup singers and dancers to the seniors.
Senior and Assistant Manager Rachel Lane sings about how she will always keep the group in her heart.
The entire group of Purduettes combines together to sing the chorus.
The ladies wave goodbye as the song comes to an end.
After the song, the graduating seniors gave yellow roses to their family members in the audience. The yellow rose is the icon of the Purduettes and symbolizes friendship and joy. Here, senior Sara McNally hugs her mother Cynthia and thanks her for all of her support.
Director Jeff Vallier takes a moment to recognize and thank the 9 members of the Purduette Gold for their leadership this past year. He also acknowledges Manager Alex Robinson and Assistant Manager Rachel Lane for their hard work in running the group.
During the awards portion of the show, Rachel Lane is awarded the Purduette Gold Award for her dedication as the Assistant Manager of the group.
New Woman Brandi Fishburn is presented the New Member Award for her passion and enthusiasm her first year in Purduettes.
Senior Lyndsey Hernandez is awarded the George and Jane Van Scoyoc Grindstone Award for her academic improvement during her four year tenure as a Purduette.
Junior Chrissy Kvachkoff is recognized as one who inspires others through music with the Phil and Ann Ziegler Award.
Senior Rachelle Buuck is recognized for her outstanding dedication to the group with the "Solid as a Rock" Award.
Manager Alex Robinson receives the Purduette of the Year award for her incredible dedication and leadership in conjunction with her involvement in a number of other prestigious campus groups.
Each senior is then recognized and given a farewell gift of a golden rose and necklace. Here, Jeff congratulates senior Raylene Schramer with a hug.
Purduette alumnae are invited onstage to sing the "Purdue Hymn" and "For the Honor of Old Purdue" with the current members of the group.
The Purduettes proudly sing the "Armed Services Medley" as the audience members stand out of respect for the armed forces.
The show is brought to a close with "Hail, Purdue!" As is tradition, the seniors sing the second verse which speaks of fond memories of their college days.
The members of the other PMO ensembles came to support the Purduettes in their final performance and sang along during the fight song.
Jeff recognizes the ladies one last time as they take their final bows.
The ladies run offstage to a standing ovation!
The lobby was packed with families and supporters as the ladies mingled after the show. Thank you to the National Group for supporting this performance and good luck to our graduating seniors!


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Ken Maynard was born in Vevay, Indiana on July 21, 1895 to parents William Maynard and Emma May Maynard. He had one brother and three sisters. He spent the majority of his childhood in Columbus, Indiana and began becoming involved in performing arts at the age of sixteen when he became employed working at carnivals and circuses. He also became very involved with horses and performed rodeos and was also a trick rider with the Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show.
When World War I occurred, Maynard joined the United States Army and after the war he returned to working as a circus rider with the Ringling Brothers circus. It was when the circus traveled to Los Angeles, CA that the actor Buck Jones saw Maynard perform and suggested he give a try to working in the film industry.
He began with working on silent pictures in 1923 as an actor and also stuntman. He was known as one of the first singing cowboy with Columbia Records. His breakthrough role was on, "Cosmopolitan" (1924) where he portrayed Paul Revere. In 1925, he chose to sign with an independent film production company called Davis. Ken worked on a couple low budget films with this company such as, "$50,000 Reward" (1925) and "The Grey Vulture" (1926).
Maynard then decided to work with First National Pictures and was known as the resident range rider. He starred in almost twenty silents such as, "The Red Raiders" (1927) and "Code of the Scarlet" (1928).
Hollywood was now getting quite familiar with Maynard and Universal Pictures then stepped in to make a contract offer. They offered that if Maynard join their studio he would receive his own productions unit, have creative financial control over his movies and also a good salary with royalty percentage from the films profits.
Maynard took the offer and between 1920 and 1930 he worked on eight pictures with Universal. He starred in both silents and sound films, but when Universal found themselves in financial hardship and unsure how to use sound in Westerns, they decided to stop making cowboy films and therefore, Maynard's contract was not renewed.
Tiffany Productions and Sono Art-World Wide Pictures had Maynard work on some films with them in 1931 and 1932. "Hell Fire Austin" (1932) was one of his better known films done while working with Tiffany Productions. However, in 1932 due to financial strains the company closed down.
K.B.S Film Company took on Maynard but only for a short while and then soon Universal had a change of heart in 1933 and asked Maynard to return to them. He worked on several more pictures with them such as, "The Fiddlin' Buckaroo" (1933) and "The Trail Drive" (1933). They gave him control over the films and called them Ken Maynard productions. A total of eight features were made this time with Universal. Some of the better known names were, "Strawberry Roan" (1933) and "Wheels of Destiny" (1934).
In 1934, he again made the switch to another studio working with Mascot Pictures when Universal let him go again. They hired Maynard to do a serial titled "Mystery Mountain" (1934) and paid him a salary of about $10,000 per week. However, Maynard began trying to get involved in production details and through tantrums when things were not done the way he wanted, therefore, Mascot Productions let him go.
Next, Maynard moved to work with Columbia Pictures and replaced Tim McCoy. With Columbia, Maynard did a total of eight films between 1935 and 1936. The best film was, "Western Frontier" (1935). When Columbia decided to stop making Westerns, Maynard was a forty year old man and his time had come to an end as portraying a western cowboy.
Maynard was able to prolong his career despite his age and also his slight weight gain. He did some films with Colony Pictures. He did however begin to face some issues in his personal life with his current wife, Mary Leeper. They divorced in 1939 and about this time, Maynard also left the industry for about three years.
He chose to dedicate his time to owning a circus, the Diamond K Wild West Circus and Indian Congress as well as headlining for the Cole Brothers Circus. This did not last too long before in 1943 he entered into another series venture, "The Trail Blazers" (1943) under Monogram Pictures. He completed six episodes and then decided to leave the series.
His final starring role was on, "Harmony Trail" (1944) with Walt Mattox Productions. After the release of this film, Maynard's career and popularity finally began to fade due to the advent of television, sci-fi movies and the fade of the B grade sagebrush adventure.
Since his film career had come to an end, for the most part so had his acting career, however he did do a couple circus appearances and also a fifteen minute radio show called, "Tales From The Diamond K" (1951).
In the 70's, Maynard made a brief appearance in, "Bigfoot" (1970) and "Marshal of Windy Hollow" (1972).
Maynard was married twice to Jeanne Knudsen for about one year and then to Mary Leeper. He appeared in more then ninety films from the span of his career from 1920 to the mid 40's. Sadly, he had such an addiction to alcohol, that he ended up losing all his money after retirement and was living in an old rundown mobile home.
Ken Maynard passed away in 1973 in Woodland Hills with no money to his name. He was interred at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Cypress, California. He did receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
1972 The Marshal of Windy Hollow
1970 Bigfoot
1962 "Here's Hollywood
1944 Harmony's Trail
1944 Arizona Whirlwind
1944 Westward Bound
1943 Death Valley Rangers
1943 Blazing Guns
1943 The Law Rides Again
1943 Wild Horse Stampede
1940 Lightning Strikes West
1940 Phantom Rancher
1939 Death Rides the Range
1939 Flaming Lead
1938 Six-Shootin' Sheriff
1938 Whirlwind Horseman
1937 Trailing Trouble
1937 Boots of Destiny
1936 Screen Snapshots Series 16, No. 1
1936 The Fugitive Sheriff
1936 The Cattle Thief
1936 Avenging Waters
1936 Heroes of the Range
1935 Lawless Riders
1935 Western Courage
1935 Heir to Trouble
1935 Screen Snapshots Series 14, No. 13
1935 Western Frontier
1934 Mystery Mountain
1934 In Old Santa Fe
1934 Smoking Guns
1934 Honor of the Range
1934 Wheels of Destiny
1933 Gun Justice
1933 Fargo Express
1933 Strawberry Roan
1933 The Trail Drive
1933 The Fiddlin' Buckaroo
1933 King of the Arena
1933 The Lone Avenger
1933 Phantom Thunderbolt
1933 Hollywood on Parade No. A-7
1933 Drum Taps
1932 Tombstone Canyon
1932 Between Fighting Men
1932 False Faces
1932 Come On, Tarzan
1932 Dynamite Ranch
1932 Whistlin' Dan
1932 Hell Fire Austin
1932 Texas Gun Fighter
1932 Sunset Trail
1931 The Pocatello Kid
1931 Branded Men
1931 Range Law
1931 Arizona Terror
1931 Alias: The Bad Man
1931 The Two Gun Man
1930 Fighting Thru; or, California in 1878
1930 Sons of the Saddle
1930 Song of the Caballero
1930 Mountain Justice
1930 The Voice of Hollywood No. 9
1930 The Fighting Legion
1930 Lucky Larkin
1930 Parade of the West
1929 Señor Americano
1929 The Wagon Master
1929 The California Mail
1929 The Lawless Legion
1929 The Royal Rider
1929 Cheyenne
1928 The Phantom City
1928 The Glorious Trail
1928 The Code of the Scarlet
1928 The Upland Rider
1928 The Canyon of Adventure
1928 The Wagon Show
1927 Gun Gospel
1927 The Red Raiders
1927 The Devil's Saddle
1927 The Land Beyond the Law
1927 Somewhere in Sonora
1927 The Overland Stage
1926 The Unknown Cavalier
1926 Senor Daredevil
1926 Haunted Range
1926 The Grey Vulture
1925 Fighting Courage
1925 North Star
1925 The Demon Rider
1924 $50,000 Reward
1924 Janice Meredith
1923 Somebody Lied
1923 Cameo Kirby
1923 The Gunfighter
1923 The Man Who Won
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November 28, 2014
April 9, 2012
It only takes a second.
"The car was coming right at me at a high speed and I just remember saying, No," said Patty Grimm, a volunteer for the X THA TXT campaign.
Eleven months ago, Grimm was hit head-on by another car on Route 20. That driver was killed at the scene.
"I thought, This is it, I'm not going to survive it," she recalled. But she did survive, and after four months in a wheelchair and physical therapy multiple times a week, Grimm is walking and talking about what happened.
"What happened with me, it was literally two seconds and I was hit head-on. I don't want anyone to have to go through what I've been through and that's why I want to be a part of this," said Grimm.
She has teamed up with the MichieHamlett Law Firm and its X THA TXT campaign to spread her message. She'll travel with representatives to area high schools to warn teens about the dangers of distracted driving.
"Anything that takes their attention away from driving their car is extremely dangerous," said Greg Webb, attorney at MichieHamlett.
Trial lawyers across the nation are taking part in the campaign, which began in 2009 when lawyer Joel Feldman lost his 21-year-old daughter after she was hit by a driver who was texting.
"We have nine or ten events scheduled this month to education students and adults about the dangers," said Webb.
The message does not stop with students. On April 16, Charlottesville Mayor Satyendra Huja will sign a proclamation declaring April Distracted Driving Awareness month in Charlottesville.
"It's a large problem but a good education hopefully that will reduce these distractions," said Mayor Huja, who points out that 80 percent of all collisions are caused by distracted drivers.
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Doran Manufacturing offers a new tire pressure sensor specifically designed for OTR tire applications in mines, quarries and off-road construction. "This sensor was meticulously designed and manufactured to combat the extreme operating conditions of OTR tire applications," said Jim Samocki, general manager. "The strong performance and reliability results that we've seen during on-vehicle field testing combined with successfully passing tests to meet or exceed rigorous SAE standards at an independent a2La accredited testing facility confirms our intention to offer a great new alternative for our dealer partners and TPMS customers in the OTR tire market."


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Incident occurred Friday, May 12, 2000 in , Ireland
Aircraft: Boeing 747-200, registration: N520UP
Injuries: Unavailable
This is preliminary information, subject to change, and may contain errors. The foreign authority was the source of this information.
During a post-maintenance test flight, the flight crew received inaccurate airspeed indications and exceeded maximum flap speeds. There was damage to wing flaps. The incident is under investigation by the Government of Ireland.
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Anni-Frid Lyngstad
Even though Abba was a bit before my time, I still think their music is the best. And frida has always been my best of the best
A warm, versatile voice, an amazing stage presence, a taste for intelligent music and meaningful lyrics, those are but a few of Anni-Frid Lyngstad (Frida)'s qualities. Her musical career spans over forty years - and it's probably not over yet. She's simply one of the greatest talents in music history.
Velvet... Pure magic! Her voice is as adaptable as any I've ever heard. She is capable of ANYTHING anyone can write for her.
Beautiful rich warm voice, versatile (could go from soft and gentle to a strong ringing tone)and a great range. Listen to her singing jazz and you'll see how wide her range was. A siren's voice.
A Lady who's voice captures not only your heart but your soul too, Her singing versatility makes her voice a delightful experience!
Versatile and warm, with an unusual talent to emote the songs she sings. Be it her ABBA songs or her own, in English and in Swedish, she is an expert in her craft.
Anni-Frid is the beautiful dark haired superlady with the wonderful voice in ABBA. Please vote for her, dear ABBA fans.
A woman with a beautiful voice, straight forward and plain speaking, no hissys or spray tans with her. period.
Dear Frida is an inspiration to us all, a genuine person who's taught us all, believe in better.
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She's very beautiful and a brilliant singer. My favorite forever!
THE MOST AMAZING AND THE GREATEST VOICE EVER! <3 Love her
The Greatest Voice Ever - Put the A into Abba.
She should be #1. THE voice of the 70's
I only can say: thank you for the voice with the music. The magic voice.
Best voice ever! She's got so much emotions in her voice. It chills you to the bone. You can't describe this beautiful sound, you can listen and just say WOW! So mesmerizig!
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Makeover Family-Recipe Salad Dressing
Connie Pettersen of Aitkin, Minnesota tried lightening her mother-in-law's recipe and then let our Test Kitchen lighten it up further. The salad dressing dropped in fat and calories, but kept the delicious flavor of her mother-in-law's original recipe.
10 Servings
Prep/Total Time: 15 min.
1/4 cup water
1/4 cup ketchup
2 tablespoons white vinegar
2 tablespoons canola oil
1 small onion, cut into wedges
1/2 cup reduced-fat mayonnaise
Sugar substitute equivalent to 5 teaspoons sugar
1 teaspoon dried parsley flakes
1/2 teaspoon salt-free seasoning blend
1/2 teaspoon paprika
1 small garlic clove, peeled
1/4 teaspoon ground mustard
1/4 teaspoon celery seed
In a blender, combine all ingredients; cover and process until
blended. Transfer to a small pitcher or bowl. Refrigerate until
serving. Yield: 1-1/4 cups.
Nutritional Facts:
2 tablespoons equals 76 calories, 7 g fat (1 g saturated fat), 4 mg cholesterol, 167 mg sodium, 4 g carbohydrate, trace fiber, trace protein.
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