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Shape analyses are often imprecise in their numerical reasoning, whereas numerical static analyses are often largely unaware of the shape of a program's heap. In this paper we propose a lazy method of combining a shape analysis based on separation logic with an arbitrary arithmetic analysis. When potentially spurious counterexamples are reported by our shape analysis, the method constructs a purely arithmetic program whose traces over-approximate the set of counterexample traces. It then uses this arithmetic program together with the arithmetic analysis to construct a refinement for the shape analysis. Our method is aimed at proving properties that require comprehensive reasoning about heaps together with more targeted arithmetic reasoning. Given a sufficient precondition, our technique can automatically prove memory safety of programs whose error-free operation depends on a combination of shape, size, and integer invariants. We have implemented our algorithm and tested it on a number of common list routines using a variety of arithmetic analysis tools for refinement.
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Cloud And Stone - Poem by kanav justa
Cloud of the sky fell in love with a stone of earth
came down to the land he left his big old hearth
dressed in white he looked bright in the dark black night
on its will it would grow on its will it would cease his height
he trimmed his beard, he looked weird yet he wanted to shine
as he looked in the mirror he said, cloud you look so fine
he scribbled in his arm that said, I love you dear stone
in life, together we would smile, together we would moan
as he thought of the stone in his face he had a big smile
he painted his love in a page that he kept on a file
he went to the house of stone he came with a red rose
on a day when the sun was bright he wanted to propose
he saw his stone lying naked, with another stone
they made love all night, cloud heard his lover moan
that night rained heavy as the cloud went back to his home
he told his mother he had been in love with a stone
Comments about Cloud And Stone by kanav justa
Chris G. Vaillancourt (5/5/2014 8:17:00 PM)
What an impressive write. I enjoyed reading this very much. Excellent work! (Report) Reply
Savita Tyagi (3/23/2014 8:58:00 AM)
A very enchanting poem from beginning to end. All the expectations of a young love, yet sadly ending with cold reality. Very imaginative. (Report) Reply
Susan Lacovara (1/18/2014 10:11:00 AM)
The softness of the cloud, hardened by the coldness of the stone...quite the impressive poem! You have mastered the art of storytelling, in this piece....so sad, and touching. I applaud you. I will add this one to my favorites, as it is laced with emotions most can easily relate to...at one time or another....beautifully done! PEACE (Report) Reply
* Sunprincess * (12/30/2013 6:01:00 PM)
.......oh kanav, you know I absolutely love this poem :) ...do you know this is the best allegorical poem ever written...no seriously I am not trying to flatter you :) ...never would I...oh honestly sometimes I will; p....but not now I am being serious...what I am trying to say is, this is the best allegorical poem I have ever read...and I have read a lot of poems on ph...go see the number of comments I have given....you should write more poems of this type...you are blessed with a great talent and it always leaves me astonishingly in awe :) (Report) Reply
Rubab Atwal (12/30/2013 12:40:00 AM)
an amazing poem..just beyond words..excellent imagination.. (Report) Reply
Geetha Jayakumar (12/22/2013 12:49:00 PM)
Beautiful poem Kanav. Superb ending... he told his mother he had been in love with a stone..
Just loved it. (Report) Reply
Hans Vr (12/21/2013 4:06:00 AM)
What a great poem! The story of the impossible love. Perhaps only mother cloud had predicted from the beginning that it would not work out. Fantastic choice of images. I like the idea of clouds loving stones but when the 'in' is added to be in love, suddenly the mission seems to become close to impossible. (Report) Reply
Neela Nath Das (12/19/2013 8:26:00 PM)
Kanav, a fabulous write! The metaphor of Cloud and Stone has opened here the story of hearts.A story of love, unveiling of truth and outburst of emotion is told with intensity.Loved. (Report) Reply
Shahzia Batool (12/19/2013 1:34:00 PM)
A fine piece in the art of symbolic personification,
composed with an inborn talent of story-telling...
as cloud is a rightly chosen image for the lavish
and gentle downpour of soft feelings, while stone is stone-hearted indeed...you developed and then maintained the level of interest till the end...a verse tale writing is not a common art! ! !
very good! ! ! (Report) Reply
Hazel Durham (12/19/2013 8:55:00 AM)
I love this sad but enchanting poem with your amazing imagination that makes cloud and stone so real that we feel cloud's innocence and hurt of finding stone, with another stone making love.
Superb write! (Report) Reply
Rubab Atwal (12/18/2013 10:35:00 AM)
* Sunprincess * (12/17/2013 11:13:00 PM)
kanav i absolutely love this….i was astonished and intrigued…
by this beautifully written and heart breaking allegorical poem…
how could stone hurt cloud this way...cloud captured my attention
with his love and goodness….sure he knows what true love is
but apparently stone has neither a heart or brain to see this..
and you know what is so strange...i am related to cloud….
my great great great great grandmother's name is talitha cloud…
she was born in the 1700's and married my fourth grandfather
he was a reverend and a very great man...and yes, yes, yes
i would love to meet cloud...he seems to be very kind and special…
if only cloud was my best friend..i would give him the world and
we would both be in heaven :) (Report) Reply
Ruby Mostazir (12/17/2013 2:25:00 AM)
wow! wat an imagination my Friend....dis is a unique piece as wel :) (Report) Reply
Malini Kadir (12/17/2013 1:42:00 AM)
told his mother....he loved a stone on returning back to his cloudy life in a fluffy cotton wrapped life....high up in the skies of your imagination....lovely narrative in verse....two lines too much for the Shakespearean sonnet! (Report) Reply
Dinesh Nair (12/17/2013 1:33:00 AM)
Lines have fallen like water from a silver jar. A tale telling poem from your superb imagination, Kanav. (Report) Reply
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Someday, there will be a cultural study that reveals why there was a renewed fascination with dragons and chicks in chainmail in the '80s. I have always suspected it was the debut of Dungeons and Dragons, but an RPG played in basements could hardly inspire Hollywood to tackle the genre so eagerly. Perhaps it was the medieval styling of Star Wars, which led movie directors to declare "Jedi knights? Hey, let's do a movie with real knights!" Maybe it was all spawned by the gigantic Excalibur, or it was a delayed reaction to the hippies' rediscovery of Tolkien.
Whatever the reason, it was a glorious time for the fantasy genre, as deliciously geeky as most things in the '80s were. (The reason we have Internet fandom is the '80s -- search in your nerd hearts, you know it to be true.) There was Conan the Barbarian, Legend, Willow, The Princess Bride, The Dark Crystal, Labyrinth, The Neverending Story, and Ladyhawke. They starred up-and-comers like Jennifer Connelly and Tom Cruise, and were directed by the likes of Richard Donner and Ridley Scott.
Barring a few dated missteps, like techno music and the glittery make-up of David Bowie, most of them have aged well. Ladyhawke is still a particular favorite of mine, as I think it has the simplicity of a real medieval tale. I secretly want it to be remade, so they could use CGI for the hawk and wolf transformations, but there is no one who can touch the ethereal loveliness of Michelle Pfeiffer, so perhaps it's best left alone.
After the enormous success of Lord of the Rings, I really hoped we would see a return to those days, a rebirth of fantasy movies. Those '80s efforts pale in comparison to the LOTR trilogy, obviously, but I genuinely hoped that a new generation of directors would cut their teeth on swords and sorcery the way Scott and Donner had. If decent movies had come out of cheesy '80s budgets, than imagine what would arise if the industry took the genre seriously. For awhile, it seemed things might be going that way, what with the Chronicles of Narnia being green-lit, and Harry Potter raking in the millions alongside the One Ring. Anything vaguely medieval was being shoved into production – Tristan and Isolde, King Arthur, Eragon, Beowulf, The Golden Compass, Stardust, etc.
The output was there, I believe the audience was there, but something was missing. A feeling of satisfaction, perhaps, or momentum. It always felt like we were waiting to be swept away. But few, if any, of the medieval/fantasy outings approached the level of The Princess Bride, let alone LOTR. In the end, it fell to The Golden Compass and Narnia to keep the genre afloat – and the results have been less than spectacular. In the case of Compass, the failure was downright spectacular critically, financially, and artistically. And based on the box office numbers for Prince Caspian and rumors from Disney, Narnia may be on its way out.
I could forgive thin emotional content if we had gotten a few fantasy flicks that were purely bad-ass. There was a maniacal bent to the films of the '80s. Remember the infamous Conan the Barbarian dialogue? Both Legend and Excalibur are downright trippy -- possibly because I have always watched them too late at night. Maybe it was drugs, maybe it was just the glee of playing with a baby genre, but the results were memorable, if nothing else. Sadly, there was never even a return even to that gloriously pulpy side of the genre. I admit it, there's a side of me that wanted to see at least one modern movie with men and women in scanty, Red Sonya style chainmail. Shameful, I know, but there it is.
Regardless of which ones you loved, liked, or hated, it looks like fantasy films are on the way back out -- at least until 2010 when The Hobbit is released. The half-hearted renaissance will come full circle, and undoubtedly there will be an attempt by several studios to cash in on "that Tolkien thing." It's fitting, really, since Tolkien invented the whole genre to begin with. While I know there are many good fantasy stories out there worth telling (particularly the medieval originals Tolkein himself loved, like Sir Gawain and the Green Knight), I will wish fervently to see anything from The Book of Lost Tales. Perhaps the digging around in appendices for a Hobbit sequel will inspire Peter Jackson & Co to tackle Beren and Luthien, or The Children of Hurin. But as to hoping for to see those or any other story I cherish ... Onen i-Estel Edain, u-chebin estel anim.
(I apologize for that last paragraph. There is just no excuse for that level of nerdery.)


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ST. LOUIS (AP) - Brian Elliott made 24 saves for his third straight shutout and Jamie Langenbrunner broke a scoreless tie in the second period to lead the St. Louis Blues to a 3-0 win over the Nashville Predators on Tuesday night.
St. Louis, which improved to 30-4-4 at home, has an NHL-leading 105 points - two ahead of the New York Rangers in the battle for the President's Trophy. St. Louis leads Vancouver by four points in the Western Conference standings.
Elliott improved to 23-9-3 with his league-leading ninth shutout. He has not allowed a goal in a franchise-record 186:33, eclipsing the old mark of 186:15 set by Manny Legace from Dec.28, 2007 to Jan. 28, 2008.
Nashville, which needs one point to earn a playoff spot, snapped a two-game winning streak.
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NEW YORK Life is good for America's super wealthy.
Forbes on Monday released its annual list of the top 400 richest Americans. While most of the top names and rankings didn't change from a year ago, the majority of the elite club's members saw their fortunes grow over the past year, helped by strong stock and real estate markets.
"Basically, the mega rich are mega richer," said Forbes Senior Editor Kerry Dolan.
Dolan noted that list's minimum net income increased to a pre-financial crisis level of $1.3 billion, up from $1.1 billion in 2012, with 61 American billionaires not making the cut. "In some ways, it's harder to get on the list than it ever has been," she said.
Microsoft Corp. co-founder Bill Gates remains America's richest man, taking the top spot on the list for the 20th straight year, with a net worth of $72 billion, up from $66 billion a year ago.
Investor Warren Buffett, the head of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., posted another distant second place finish with $58.5 billion, but increased his net worth from $46 billion. Oracle Corp. co-founder Larry Ellison stayed third with $41 billion and was the only member of the top 10 whose net worth was unchanged from a year ago.
Brothers Charles and David Koch, co-owners of Koch Industries Inc., stay tied for fourth with $36 billion each, up from $31 billion in 2012.
Wal-Mart heirs Christy Walton, Jim Walton, Alice Walton and S. Robson Walton took the next four spots, with holdings ranging from $33.3 billion to $35.4 billion, all increasing from year-ago levels. New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, the founder of the eponymous financial information company, rounds out the top 10 with $31 billion, up from $25 billion.
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Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz also made the list, at No. 85,with a net worth of $5.2 billion. At age 29 and just a few days younger the Zuckerberg, Moskovitz ranks as the youngest member of the list.
On the flip side, the oldest person on the list is 98-year-old David Rockefeller Sr. at No. 193 with a net worth of $2.8 billion.
A total of 20 new people joined the rankings, including Richard Yuengling Jr. of Pennsylvania beer maker D.G. Yuengling & Son, who ranked at No. 371 with $1.4 billion.
Twenty-eight people dropped off the list, including six who died. Those now falling short of the cut include energy tycoon T. Boone Pickens at $950 million, Graham Weston of Rackspace Hosting Inc. at $920 million and Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder at $1.2 billion.
A total of 48 women made the list including Hyatt Hotels heir Jennifer Pritzker at No. 327. Formerly known as James Pritzker, she's the list's first transgendered member.
According to Forbes, the 400 people on the annual list posted a combined net worth of $2 trillion, up from $1.7 trillion a year ago. That marks their highest combined value ever.
Meanwhile, the average net worth of the list's members rose to $5 billion, also the highest ever, up from $4.2 billion in 2012. Net worth grew for 314 members and fell for 30, Forbes said.
The increases aren't surprising, given that net worth for America's wealthiest people has risen in the years since the financial crisis, widening the gap between the exceptionally well-to-do and the rest of the country.


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One of my favorite things as a legal researcher is when a court does my work for me. It doesn't happen often, but sometimes a court takes a complicated subject and outlines the law with sufficient supporting authority to give comfort that by studying the opinion, readers have gotten a good start on understanding that… Continue Reading
SEC's Secret Payments Brigade Marches OnPosted in Accounting Fraud, Whistleblowers
On Monday the SEC's Miami Regional Office brought a settled enforcement action against Gilbert Fiorentino, a former director and officer of Systemax, Inc., a Long Island-based company that sells personal computers and other consumer electronics through its websites, retail stores, and direct mail catalogs. The SEC's complaint alleges that over the five years from 2006… Continue Reading
Second Circuit Eases Aiding and Abetting Standard for SECPosted in Accounting Fraud, Financial Fraud, SEC Litigation
To prove an aiding and abetting claim against a defendant, the SEC has to prove three things: (1) a securities law violation by a primary party; (2) knowledge of the violation by the aider and abettor; and (3) "substantial assistance" by the aider and abettor in the achievement of the primary violation. It is a… Continue Reading
Even Domestic Bribery Falls within the SEC's JurisdictionPosted in Accounting Fraud, FCPA
Much ink has been spilled in recent years discussing the SEC's and Justice Department's focus on the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, a law that prohibits paying bribes to foreign government officials. While the federal criminal code has provisions prohibiting bribery of domestic public officials, see 18 U.S.C. § 201, domestic bribery has rarely been a… Continue Reading
SEC's Individual Cooperation Program Gets off the GroundPosted in Accounting Fraud, Cooperation
At times, the SEC staff is confronted with investigations in which an individual seems likely to have quite a bit of information about the investigation's core matters but little or no responsibility for any misconduct. Not so long ago, when trying to collect information from those people, the staff really had only one option: subpoena… Continue Reading
SEC Charges Thornburg Mortgage Executives with Financial FraudPosted in Accounting Fraud, Auditors, Financial Fraud, SEC Litigation
Perhaps the SEC, at least for the time being, is finding its groove with respect to financial fraud matters. For the second time in a two-month span, the Commission has brought a case for fraudulent disclosures regarding the health of a residential loan portfolio. In January, the SEC filed suit against Florida-based BankAtlantic and its… Continue Reading
SEC Sues BankAtlantic for Mischaracterizing Its Residential Loan PortfolioPosted in Accounting Fraud, Financial Fraud
A curious aspect of the SEC's enforcement program in recent years has been the lack of significant accounting fraud cases. The Enforcement Division has created a number of specialized units, including ones studying structured products and hedge funds, but dismantled its financial fraud task force in 2010, reasoning that accounting fraud was the specialty of… Continue Reading


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$11 Million Price Tag Causes Utah Rep To Delay Hearing On AZ Immigration Copycat Law
Today, Utah's immigration copycat bill was supposed to get its first hearing before a state House Committee. However, it appears the hearing has been delayed due to concerns over a recent report which detailed the cost of enforcing the bill. NECN reports:
The sponsor of an Arizona-style immigration law in the Utah House is delaying a hearing on the bill because of the high price tag for enforcement. House Bill 70 was due for a committee hearing Wednesday afternoon. But it was removed from the agenda Wednesday morning.
Republican Rep. Stephen Sandstrom of Orem says in a statement the cost estimates for local law enforcement aren't accurate. A fiscal note attached to the bill says the program would cost local government between $5 million and $11 million. Sandstrom says the fiscal note doesn't account for savings generated by reducing the number of illegal immigrants. He says it also doesn't consider how much money is being spent by local governments on crimes committed by illegal immigrants.
The article is referring to financial data released by the Legislative Fiscal Analysts office this past Monday. According to the office, "the expense of his legislation would range between $5.3 million and $11.3 million." After the news came out, the bill's sponsor — state Rep. Stephen Sandstrom (R) — started scrambling to find solutions which might help offset the costs.
One proposal Sandstrom is reportedly mulling is imposing a one-percent fee on wire transfers from non-citizens in Utah to a foreign country. Yet, if Sandstrom actually succeeds in driving undocumented immigrants out of his state, he may have trouble raising any significant amount of money from that initiative. Another idea involves levying a fee on the existing driving privilege card, something which is mostly used by the undocumented immigrants he hopes will leave his state.
Meanwhile, the estimated cost doesn't seem that far-fetched. If anything, it's low-ball. I previously reported on a Kentucky fiscal-impact statement which estimated that an Arizona copycat law would cost the state a net $40 million a year in court, prison and foster-care costs. That estimate did include savings from removing undocumented immigrants from the state.
Finally, neither of these reports included what the states will lose in the form of lost tax revenue and business activity. A 2008 study estimated that, if Utah successfully removed all of its undocumented immigrants, it would lose $2.3 billion in economic activity, $1.0 billion in gross state product, and approximately 14,219 jobs.
Sandstrom claims that the hearing was cancelled so he could make some last-minute changes that will supposedly lower the cost. He hasn't disclosed the changes, however, he did indicate that they have "already been run up the flagpole" with groups such as the Utah Minutemen and Kris Kobach's Immigration Reform Law Institute.


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An event is scheduled tonight to honor victims of any homicide in Pitt County. Citizens United Against Violence hosts the event monthly, and this month's event comes just days after three people were murdered at a Farmville convenience store. Two others were killed in a double murder in Greenville last week.
The 32nd monthly Candle Light Vigil will take place at the Pitt County Courthouse, 100 West 3rd Street in Greenville, Thursday at 7 p.m. Citizens United Against Violence says their vision is a safer, violence-free Greenville/Pitt County.
The group advises to look inside the Courthouse foyer if there is inclement weather.


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Oct. 1, 2014, is closer than you think. That red-letter day signals the federally mandated implementation date for the nationwide transition to the ICD-10-CM code sets for outpatient diagnosis coding, and HHS is telegraphing to the AAFP and other medical associations that the deadline will be enforced.
Thus, family physicians from coast to coast need to begin preparing for the changeover from ICD-9 to ICD-10 in earnest.
To help FPs get ready, TransforMED's Delta-Exchange network is offering a free webinar on ICD-10 preparation on Feb. 27 at 1 p.m. CST. The moderator for the one-hour webinar will be Debra Seyfried, M.B.A., C.P.C., an AAFP coding and compliance specialist.
Seyfried, a certified coder since 2000, recently received additional training from the American Health Information Management Association that certifies her as an official ICD-10 trainer.
Seyfried will focus her presentation on three topic areas that are foundational to achieving a smooth transfer from ICD-9 to ICD-10. Specifically, she will discuss how to
- assess and clean up billing departments to ensure peak performance in ICD-9 before the introduction of new challenges posed by ICD-10;
- work with health IT vendors and ancillary suppliers, such as labs and radiology providers, to ensure the seamless flow of electronic data in ICD-10; and
- prepare for the educational needs of staff members relative to ICD-10, including where such learning should take place and in what form.
During the webinar, Seyfried also will walk physicians through steps they can take to maximize cash flow while their practices are busy with ICD-10 transition tasks.
Physicians unable to participate in the webinar in real time can view an archived version at their convenience.
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As Little Red Riding Hood is making her way to her Grandmothers house, Rapunzel is letting her golden locks down to her handsome prince.These two situations are just two samplings from Grimm's Fairytales which are included in Into the Woods. In the clever musical Into the Woods, written by James Lampine and composed by Stephen Sondheim, you are introduced to a mixture of fairytale short stories all of which are cunningly intertwined. This seemingly blissful fairytale conclusion takes a complete u-turn in the second act where each character discovers new evils and an increasingly gruesome story line.
The entangled plot and diverse characters makes for an enjoyable evening as well as a completely new view of the Beautiful Cinderella, the worrisome baker and bakers wife, the witty witch, the brave Little Red Riding Hood, and the adventurous Jack and the Bean Stalk. Don't miss this Broadway style Portrayal of Grimm's Fairytales!
Into the Woods- Recommended for 5th Grade and Up.
Adults $12.00, Children/ Students/ Senior Citizens $10.00. Tickets available at: www.ypas.org
Directed by: Georgette Kleier
Musically Directed by: Tim Glasscock
Music & Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim
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Police Response to People with Autism - Webinar.
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Law Enforcement Response to People with Autism. Panelist Chief Dan Meloy and Officer Nick McCarthy, Colerain Police Dept., OH. (52 min.)
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New Zealand Warriors hooker Monty Betham may have played his last game of the season after being charged by the NRL match review committee today.
Betham was slapped with a grade one dangerous throw following the Warriors' 22-10 loss at Melbourne last Saturday night. If he unsuccessfully fights the charge, the veteran utility will miss the Warriors' last two regular season games, but he will be banned for one match with an early plea.
In other judiciary news, Cronulla backrower Cameron Ciraldo faces a two game ban for a grade four careless high tackle on Sydney Roosters centre Ryan Cross. He will escape with a one match ban with an early plea.
Meanwhile, Manly's Steve Matai faces a one match ban for a grade one careless high tackle on Newcastle prop Craig Smith from the Knights' 22-14 win over the Sea Eagles.
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When you try to create a PDF using Adobe PDF Printer or the Convert to Adobe PDF (PDFMaker function) feature from various applications, you receive the following error:
"Adobe PDF creation cannot continue because Acrobat is not activated."
When you try to create a PDF using Adobe PDF Printer or the Convert to Adobe PDF (PDFMaker function) feature from various applications, you receive the following error:
"Adobe PDF creation cannot continue because Acrobat is not activated."
Note: The information below is based on the Classic version of Windows XP.
Do one or more of the following:
The cache.db file could be causing this issue. If the solutions above do not resolve the issue, follow the steps in this solution.
2. Move the following files:
3. Launch Acrobat and you are prompted to reenter the serial number.
Note: Removing these files discards product information and serial numbers from the machine. Reenter this data when launching the product.
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Important: Disabling the software firewall can leave your computer vulnerable. Disabling the software does not ensure that all functions of the software are disabled.
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A user account can be corrupt or have security settings that prevent the installer from working properly. Installing Acrobat under a new user account can circumvent these issues. Contact network administrators for assistance creating administrative accounts within a domain. If possible, create a new local administrative account using the steps below.
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Shark & Ray Encounter & Coral Garden Snorkel
Dance with the stingrays under the supervision of your guide before exploring the intricate coral formations and colorful tropical fish of the coral gardens. Your adventure begins as you glide across the lagoon aboard a covered lagoon cruiser. Once you're past famous Motu Tapu, the captain will drop anchor on a shallow sandbank, a favorite haunt of several lithe gray stingrays. With your capable guide's assistance, you will be able to touch these creatures as they swim an effortless ballet around you. Harmless black tip sharks are often seen in the lagoon as well, and there is a good chance for an encounter. Next, you will be ready to explore the unspoiled coral gardens by the barrier reef, where ideal conditions have encouraged maximum coral growth. Donning a mask and snorkel, enter water that is four to five feet deep and swim amid the marine life. Underwater sightings may include butterfly fish, groupers and hundreds of other rainbow-colored species.
There are some stairs involved. Restrooms are not available while on the tour. Wear aqua shoes. Participants should be accustomed to wearing snorkel equipment and coping with occasional currents. While snorkel equipment is available (mask and snorkel provided), bring your own for maximum comfort. Wildlife sightings are likely but are not guaranteed. For your own safety and to preserve the environment, do not touch or step on the coral reef when snorkeling.


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Just suppose you only think about those things you desire to happen…for 3 days! Do you think you could be strong enough to keep all unwanted thoughts away? This is truly a challenge as we seem to be living in … Continue reading
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Clones of Clones
- Band/Artist name: Clones of Clones
- Members: Ben Payes (guitar and vocals), Dave Chaletzky (guitar and vocals), Nick Scialli (bass and vocals) and Brian Abbott (drums)
- From/Base City: Washington, D.C
- Genre/Sounds like: Indie/The Strokes, Switchfoot, Young the Giant.
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- Website: Clones of Clones on Facebook
Clones of Clones – 'The Neighborhood Song'
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GLEN DALE - Normally in soccer the team that is able to distribute the ball around more consistently is the team that is going to emerge with a victory.
Monday afternoon Brooke proved that point to John Marshall, but it wasn't easy and it took a second-half comeback to accomplish it.
The Bruins scored a fluke goal midway through the second half to knot the score before sophomore Jacob Kennedy's blast from inside the box found the far corner of the net with 4:30 to play and the defense did the rest as Brooke escaped Marshall County with a 3-2 victory against John Marshall.
Neither team was able to mount much offense the initial 20 minutes Coach Brian Cerullo's Bruins (2-4) began taking charge and dominating play. Brooke, which outshot the Monarchs (1-6) by a 6-3 margin in the opening half, took a 1-0 lead on senior Nick Stillson's long lead pass to Kennedy, who knocked in his first goal of the afternoon.
It looked like that might stand before Coach Jesus Marin's squad scored on a pair of corner kicks two minutes apart. The first came as Reed Campbell's kick glanced off the head of a John Marshall player before Alex Brown deposited the loose ball into net the make it a 1-1 count with 4:47 showing.
With Campbell temporarily out of the game, it was Brown's turn to get an assist, sending a long, high kick towards the net that Austin Litman banged into goal on a header at 2:48 to provide the Monarchs with a halftime lead.
"We got some momentum there late in the first half with the corner kick goals," Marin said. "But it didn't last and we fell apart in the second half. When you get momentum you have to build on it and take advantage while you are on an up. But instead of attacking we just lost it as quick as we got it."
Brooke managed to forge another deadlock with 21:02 to play when Ty Sicurella's slow dribbler towards the net managed to get under the legs of keeper Collin Stipetich from 15 yards out to make it 2-2. With the score still tied, Kennedy produced the game-winner on a blast into the back corner of the net with 4:30 to go.
The Monarchs were never able to even get the ball back across midfield the remainder of the way.
"We got off to a slow start, and give John Marshall a lot of credit, they really capitalized on those corner kicks in the first half," Cerullo said. "But I was pleased at how we came out and responded in the second half, the kids battled to the end and we won an awful lot of 50-50 balls.
Marin, meanwhile, was not happy with the loss, but felt fortunate that his team was even in the game late.
"Really we were lucky that it wasn't worse," he said. "They controlled the ball and the play in the second half and at times we acted like we were afraid of the ball. We had opportunities, but the difference in this game was passing.
"We kicked the ball around a lot, but you have to realize that soccer is not a game that is about kicking the ball, it is about passing it."
While knocking two of three attempts into goal in the first half, John Marshall was not credited with a shot over the final 40 minutes of play.


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Roma to try and steal £25 million man from under Arsenal's noses?
Arsenal may miss out on their top target Stevan Jovetic, as Roma have reportedly made contact over a possible summer switch.
Jovetic has been impressive once again this seasons and there has been reports that he is being regularly monitored by manager Arsene Wenger, who has reportedly sent scouts out every week for the last few months to keep a very close eye on his investment.
And there has been even been claims that a deal is almost done.
However, according to reports on the Fichajes.net website, Roma want to sell some of their players so they can fund a move for the Montenegro star.
He is fast becoming one of the hottest young strikers in the game and would be a very good investment for now, and the future.
And although Roma want him, Fiorentina would rather sell to the Gunners and it will be interesting to see what happens in the summer window.


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America's Next Top Model
Emotional Hannah Goes Home: Recap of ANTM, Cycle 16, Episode 1
And then there were three. Brittani, Molly, and Hannah are left in their Moroccan palace to fight to the death on America's Next Top Model Cycle 16, Episode 1 (May 11, 2011). Hannah is afraid she isn't showing enough progression, Brittani is afraid she's being edged out, and Molly thinks she deserves it more than either of them because she was adopted.
Beauty Is Trending: Jay stops by the house just as the models are finishing tidying up the place. Their challenge for the day is to research a beauty trend in Morocco and find someone on the street to interview about that trend for a ninety second spot. The winner's spot will appear on Insider.com, and the Internet is the place to be, so that's awesome. Molly gets Black Kohl, Brittani gets Henna, and Hannah gets Argan Oil. Given that they have one hour to do their research and conduct the interview, things are a little nuts. Brittani is also surprised to find that so few people in Morocco speak English.
Jay meets them back at the house to review their videos. Brittani spends most of her 90 seconds spitting out facts about Henna instead of letting the expert speak. She also "interviews" a man on the street, which means she asks and answers the questions for him. Molly is actually quite engaging and allows the Black Kohl expert to do a helpful demonstration of the product. Although the camera does catch her saying "That was horrible" at the end. Oh, Molls. Hannah studied journalism, and it shows, but her Argan Oil interview lacked a little bit of the smoothness Molly's had. She struggles with timing, too. Molly wins the challenge, but Hannah feels like she won in her heart.
Cry! Pose! Dance!: Hey, Tyra Banks. Ty stops by the house to have a mini-counseling sesh with the three models. She gets everyone to cry, whether it's about adoption or agoraphobia. Then, there's an abrupt transition to a photo shoot. Tyra styles them with black lipstick and hair grease that she admits will be impossible to get out. She takes quick beauty shots of each model, and then explains that the purpose of all this was to show them the importance of isolation. Not that kind of isolation, but rather, the ability to move just one part of the body at a time. Tyra then leads them to the rooftop doing Night at the Roxbury-inspired head movements where a group of Moroccan musicians are waiting to lead them in a dance party. Everyone is having a blast until Tyra dances down the stairs saying something like, "Next time I see you guys, one of you will be leaving forever!" K, bye!
A Pretty Depressing Wedding Day: The models are posing with a very handsome guy named Younes in traditional Moroccan wedding gowns. Nigel and Jay are there, natch. Their objective is to create a narrative for this wedding. Molly's up first and thinks about a guy who isn't as into the relationship as she is. Nigel feels she struggling to connect with the male model, and Molly ends up crying at the end of the shoot. Hannah's next and her story is about pulling someone close while also pushing them away. This translates into some very aggressive expressions on her part. But Nigel likes the chemistry she has with Younes. Finally, Brittani's up and wants to be in a fight on her wedding day. She's having trouble with the acting portion of the shoot, though Jay and Nigel think she came in too confident, so who knows what the problem really is. Anyway, she ends up crying and the shots start to get really good. We don't know what to take from all of this except that weddings are no longer something to celebrate.
IMG and OMG: Tyra is so incredibly excited by this week's photos that she's broken the rules and selected two pics for each model. The judges think Brittani may have gone a bit overboard with her gestures (the one where she and the male model are reaching out to each other looks like a Sistine Chapel rip-off) but her crying shot is beautiful. One prob: Nigel doesn't really enjoy shooting her. Eeek. Guest judge Ivan Bart of IMG loves Hannah's energy, and Andre hates her pointed foot. Her pics are gorgeous, but she breaks down while explaining that emotion is her strength. Hmm. And then there's Molls. Ivan clearly loves her and is wowed by her stunning face. Nigel says he feels like he can dance with her, which is fancy photographer speak for "good work." Tyra then announces that the top two will be walking in a Vivienne Westwood show. We're jealous.
Call-out Order: Molly wins. Brittani and Hannah are the bottom two. Obviously.
Leaving the Moroccan Paradise: Hannah. Crying to the camera, she says she doesn't understand why Tyra thought she wasn't strong enough for this. S'OK, Hannah. Your pics were stunning! And emotional!


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News: 2 years, 3 deployments: sergeant salutes spouse at colors ceremony
Story by Cpl. Lisa Tourtelot
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION MIRAMAR, Calif. - "The initial sight was the best feeling I've ever had," said Sgt. Christopher Prior, a field wireman with Marine Wing Communications Squadron 38. "It felt like I (had been away) two years instead of seven months."
The Cedar Rapids, Iowa, native, returned from his second deployment – this time from Marjah, Afghanistan, - to the arms of his wife, Paige.
"It was an overwhelming feeling," explained Prior. "I didn't have a lot of contact with her while I was there. It was a bittersweet moment when I came home."
Paige's dedication through multiple deployments led her husband to compete for the opportunity to honor her and all spouses at the Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Calif., and 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing's evening colors ceremony aboard the station May 21.
As part of the 3rd MAW committed and engaged leadership initiative, each month sergeants compete to be the reviewing officer of a morning or evening colors ceremony. The reviewing officer, typically a higher ranking and more experienced officer, is in charge of coordinating the event, including the band, color guard, guest of honor, a speech and all logistical concerns.
As National Military Spouse Appreciation month, the May 21 ceremony honored the sacrifices of military spouses.
"I can count on her no matter what," said Prior, who explained that it was important to him to be part of a ceremony to salute women like Paige. "Perseverance and loyalty are the leadership traits of the military spouse."
The intricacies of organizing such a large event proved to be a unique leadership challenge for the sergeant.
"It's definitely harder than I thought it was going to be," said Prior. "It's a lot of moving parts and I'm trying to be in four places at once."
The experience showed him that there are more leadership opportunities available to young Marines than they might assume.
"It's all about taking the initiative and understanding where you fit in the big picture," he explained.
Prior's leadership lessons don't end on the battlefield or air station.
"The biggest lesson I've learned from my wife is patience," he said with a smile.
Sgt. Prior's story is part of an ongoing series highlighting the committed and engaged leaders of 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing.
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It might be just me, but I kind of dislike (hate) tutorials in game. I suppose the reason why I think this way is that tutorials are boring and don't get me anywhere in the game. I'm the kind of player who wants "tutorials" to be "gentle tips for newbs" type of stuff. I guess I can sort of manage a tutorial that's a quick one and has "skip" button available. But god heavens if there's tutorial where I need to wait some voice to tell me "now you need to click there to move your unit and wait while I tell some story that took place seven thousand years ago and let's order pizzas too and have a chit chat?" What's this, I want play?!
I liked how Left 4 Dead does things: it gives you on-screen tips on what to do (pick up med kit, do this, do that). I like how Nation Red did this: they have separate tutorial but it teaches everything in 2 minutes.
I like how Zombie Panic has no tutorial, nor much hints at all. Instead, players ask each other "how you rotate the board". In Zombie Master (for some reason I'm getting zombie game examples here) it's cool how players ask each other "what to do next?" – sometimes the reply is "n000b!" but often time other people tell what to do. I think that's tutorials in its greatest form: community interaction where everybody helps each other. People can enjoy the game in many different levels.
Of course there's dangers in this type of no-much-help, no-tutorial approach as players can frustrate for not knowing what to do, but I think I must admit that the day when I learned how to rotate a board in Zombie Panic (you hit the reload button to rotate it, which goes against almost every piece of logic I can come up with, but that's a story for another blog post) – thanks to fellow players – was much more rewarding to me than the day when I learned how to use medic in Left 4 Dead. Rotating the board required thinking, trying, effort and social communication to understand it. It required nothing to learn to use medic stuff in Left 4 Dead (since they told me how to do it). I guess the effort used to learn something can also affect to the amount of how much you appreciate that knowledge.
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A Robot Buddy for Your Bicycle-Built-For-Two
One rider and one robot to do all the work
By Gregory Mone Posted 12.22.2009 at 11:00 am
Bringing Up the Rear Retired engineer Carl Morgan named his robot cyclist Joules, since its purpose is to provide the energy for the ride. Courtesy Carl Morgan
The project began as a challenge. Carl Morgan's son Justin, recalling how he used to have to crank up a nasty hill outside their Bainbridge Island, Washington, home every day, asked his dad, a retired electrical engineer, if he could build something that would take care of the pedaling for a lazy biker. The "yes" arrived about a year later—an electric-motor-powered tandem bicycle featuring a gleaming robot named Joules.
Morgan spent months modeling how to transform a motor's spin into pedal-pushing legs. The motor inside Joules's torso turns a series of linked belts and chains that transfer power from one area of the robot to the next. Each upper leg pivots at the hip, raising and lowering its knee and forcing the lower legs to turn the pedals. He also added "bones" (rods on the outside) for needed stiffness.
Morgan was nervous when he climbed in front for the final test, but Joules easily cruised to the top of the hill. The bike could probably do more, even hit 30 mph, but Morgan says he doesn't plan to find out: "Abject cowardice on my part means we'll never know for sure."
Turning Trick: Morgan had to position the knees at the correct angle relative to the pedals to transfer enough force. Courtesy Carl Morgan
How It Works
Time: One year
Cost: $3,000
With its 14-horsepower electric motor, Joules "is so powerful, it could probably climb a tree," Morgan jokes. In fact, the motor would push too hard had he not added an electronic speed and current controller that limits it to 28 percent of its total horsepower. (It maxes out at 2,400 rpm, which is far too fast for a bike—pro cyclists usually crank at 100 to 110 rpm.) Morgan also managed to slow the rotation of the pedals to a more manageable maximum of 90 rpm, or an estimated top speed of 30 mph, by adding several rotating belts and chains to Joules's torso. That increased the torque as well, giving the robot enough power to carry the rider up the hill and beyond.
Robo-lance: Courtesy Carl Morgan
Morgan added large custom-made training wheels to the rear of the bike, guaranteeing that Joules won't topple when Morgan climbs on or off. Wiring the motor to the controls in front was easy for the electrical engineer. He added a key ignition and emergency toggle switch to the left side that cuts the power to the motor, and a motorcycle-style throttle in the right handlebar grip to crank up the speed.
The robot's sleek aluminum design and racing-helmet-shaped head add eye-catching flash, something Morgan believes is an important part of any project. "It's cool to make a paper airplane that flies," he says, "but it's just as cool to draw dragon wings on it."
Morgan trimmed down the tandem bike's pedals and machined a pair of cylindrical aluminum links between Joules's feet and the end of the crank arm (the part that's attached to the pedals). If the angles of rotation of Joules's legs were off by even a millimeter, the robot would not be able to pedal smoothly, so he added a circle of deformable urethane foam inside the cylinder, creating a little bit of extra leeway. As for Morgan himself, he keeps his feet on the pedals but doesn't have to do any work. "Why build a helper whose only purpose is to pedal—and then get in the way of his sole means of expression?" he says. "Besides, I put months of effort into this chance for a few minutes of sloth."


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Hit-and-run victim popular
Michael Salentyn was due to graduate from Western in June with a degree in aviation.
By Peter GEIGEN- MILLER, Free Press Reporter, Fri., April 14, A 23-year-old man, struck and fatally injured in London by a hit-and-run driver this week, had just completed a four-year commercial aviation training program and was heading for a career as a pilot.
Michael SALENTYN of Grand Bend was on his way to achieving his lifetime dream.
He'd just finished four years of classroom and flight training in the University of Western Ontario's commercial aviation management program and was to receive his degree at convocation in June.
The death of the popular, dedicated and fun-loving student has hit people hard in University of Western Ontario's close-knit aviation program, leaving classmates in tears, said Keith FLEMING/FLEMMING, director of Western's commercial and administrative studies program.
"It's a horrific loss," said FLEMING/FLEMMING. "It has really affected people deeply."
SALENTYN was a highly accomplished student who excelled in a rigorous program that requires students to carry a full academic load and complete flight training.
"He was very strong academically and he excelled at the flight training," FLEMING/FLEMMING said. "He had to satisfy not just the university, but also Transport Canada."
SALENTYN is remembered as a bright, pleasing, gregarious and happy individual.
"I never encountered him in the hall when he didn't have a big smile on his face," said FLEMING/FLEMMING. "He clearly was in his element entirely and was doing what he wanted to do. He loved aviation."
SALENTYN had concern for others and took an interest in students in earlier years of the aviation program, FLEMING/FLEMMING said.
"I have many accounts of his caring way and how he was always looking out for others. He was watchful and considerate of others, a real leader."
SALENTYN was out with Friends when struck early Tuesday by a vehicle that failed to stop. He died later that day in hospital.
The hit-and-run occurred at Castlegrove Boulevard and Walmer Gardens in northwest London in a popular living area for Western students.
London police located the suspected vehicle several hours later a short distance away.
Oscar MARROQUIN- PONCE, 23, of Castlegrove Boulevard, was charged with leaving the scene of an accident.
A memorial fund is being created in SALENTYN's memory. The money will create a bursary to support a student in the University of Western Ontario aviation program.
Donations can be arranged through the Hopper Hockey Funeral Home in Exeter, phone (519) 235-1220, or can be sent to Foundation Western, Room 11, Alumni Hall, University of Western Ontario, London, N6A 5B9.
Cheque donations should be made payable to Foundation Western and should mention SALENTYN.
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Hit-and-run ended party
A University of Western Ontario student walking home from an end-of-year party was struck and killed.
By Jane SIMS, Free Press Justice Reporter, Thurs., December 7, It was supposed to be a day of celebration for Michael SALENTYN. Instead, last April 11 was a day of tragedy and loss.
SALENTYN, 23, had just finished the commercial aviation management program at the University of Western Ontario. He'd accomplished his dream of becoming a pilot and was chosen to be the class valedictorian in June.
But while he was celebrating with Friends, a life of promise was cut short in a hit-and-run.
Yesterday, 23-year-old Oscar MARROQUIN- PONCE pleaded guilty to failing to stop for an accident causing death.
Assistant Crown attorney Peter ROLLINGS outlined the case for Ontario Court Justice Kathleen McGOWAN.
ROLLINGS said SALENTYN and his Friends had been at a party on Western Road, playing a drinking game and that SALENTYN consumed a lot of beer.
From samples taken later, his blood/alcohol level was measured at 172 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood, more than double the legal limit for driving.
The group left the party on foot about 2 a.m. On Walmer Gardens near Castlegrove Boulevard, they were playing "kick the can" with a plastic juice bottle. One of SALENTYN's Friends kicked the bottle onto Castlegrove.
SALENTYN was the only one who didn't see the car coming and went onto the road.
MARROQUIN- PONCE was returning home from working at the downtown Martini Bar. He had been drinking.
Earlier, he had played "kick the can" outside Jack's Bar on Richmond Street and had been dancing at the Martini Bar before leaving.
Friends said MARROQUIN- PONCE was considered "a responsible drinker,often" acting as a designated driver or not driving at all if he believed he'd drank too much.
A witness said he saw MARROQUIN- PONCE at the Martini Bar about 1: 30 a.m. and he didn't appear intoxicated.
MARROQUIN- PONCE was driving his parents' car toward his house on Castlegrove when SALENTYN was struck.
witnesses: said the car braked, but didn't fully stop before it left quickly. Police found no skid marks.
SALENTYN died in hospital the next day of head trauma.
Police found the car at MARROQUIN- PONCE's home about 5 a.m. with the driver's side mirror smashed and windshield broken and caved in. There was glass on the hood and a trace of red on the bumper.
MARROQUIN- PONCE told police SALENTYN "came out of nowhere, he ran in front of me. I had no chance."
He said he slowed down but was scared and went home.
When interviewed, police said, MARROQUIN- PONCE was near tears. There was no sign of impairment. He admitted to drinking two martinis but said he stopped drinking by 11 p.m.
His sisters told police MARROQUIN- PONCE came home crying and talked on the phone to his parents, who were in British Columbia He said he hit someone and planned to go to the police the next day.
Experts pegged the car travelling at about 58 km/h before the crash.
MARROQUIN- PONCE is to be sentenced February 16.
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FREUDENAU, Manfred " Fritz"
Finally at rest, after a long illness, at the age of 58. Survived by his loving mother Hilda ROBINSON. Also leaves behind to mourn him his partner and dear friend Phyllis PONIKOWSKI and her daughter Suzanne. Will be missed by his many Friends. Friends may call at the Turner and Porter Funeral Home, 436 Roncesvalles Ave. (at Howard Park), on Monday from 4-8 p.m. Funeral Service to be held at the Funeral Home on Tuesday, February 7, 2006 at 3 p.m. Cremation to follow.
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WENTGES, Cornelis Alexander (1934-2006)
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of 'Kees' WENTGES in his home surrounded by family in Muskoka on June 8th. He is survived by his loving wife Frances (TAILOR/TAYLOR,) his 4 children, Taylor (& Nabinita) of Ottawa, Alexandra (Sasha) of Toronto, Robert (& Karen) of Whitby, Gabriella (& Anthony) PONIKVAR of Burlington. He is loving Opa of grandchildren Willem, Cornelia, Carter, Erik, Teagan, Ava Rose, and Charles. Kees is the son of the late Robert and Marie Antoinette Caroline WENTGES of Wassenaar, Holland, and brother to Robert (& Nelleke) of Neijmegan, Erik (& Mieke) of Rotterdam, and the late Koos WENTGES. He is son-in-law of Patricia TAILOR/TAYLOR, brother-in-law of Grant (& Charlotte,) Ann (& Egbert) DE JONG, Paul, Sheilagh, Philip, Stephen, Vicki, Peter (& Michelle) and uncle to many Dutch nieces and nephews. Kees was born in Rotterdam, and landed in Montreal the 1950's. He studied Engineering at Sir George Williams College (Concordia). He met his future wife at a tennis match that lead to a life partner for 44 years. Kees' passion in his later years was antique cars and he was fortunate to travel the world. He was a gentle man, had a great spirit, and wonderful sense of humour. His best attribute was his generous and loving heart. He will be lovingly remembered by all those who had the honour of knowing him. There will be a mass, and reception afterwards to celebrate his life on Wed. June 14th, to be held at Holy Rosary at 354 St. Clair Ave. W., 416.923.8471 @ 10: 30 a.m. In lieu of flowers, pls. donate to Camp Ekon www.ekon.ca. Emails welcomed: email@example.com
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GILBERDS, Armand
Armand "Shorty" GILBERDS passed away at Georgetown, Ontario on February 18th, 2006 after a lengthy illness at the age of 92. Formerly of Toronto Hosiery, custodian of Brockville Collegiate Institute and Thousand Island Secondary School, he is survived by his bride of 66 years Netta. They lived in Brockville, Ontario since 1952. Sons John and Jim and their wives Jean and Gail, grandchildren Jodi (Craig) Hall, Jennifer (Richard) PONSONBY, Jeff (Tammy) GILBERDS, Christopher, Andrew, Michelle and Heather GILBERDS, great-grandchildren Zachary, Kyle, Matthew, Nicole, Hannah, Charlotte, Jaime, Tyler and Kendra are thankful he died in no pain, and all will miss him dearly. Sisters-in-law Mary (Edwards) JONES, Lottie (Edwards) RUTTAN, Lorna EDWARDS and nephews and nieces and Friends will miss his infectious smile, his eagerness to help, and his generosity. Family and Friends may call at the Irvine Funeral Home and Chapel, 4 James St. E., Brockville, on Saturday, March 4th from 1: 00-1:45 p.m. A service in celebration of Armand's life will be held in the Irvine Chapel at 2 o'clock. A reception will follow in the Irvine Reception Centre. In lieu of flowers, donations to Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will be gratefully acknowledged. Visit a Celebration of Life online memorial at: www.irvinefuneralhome.com
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NATALE, Maria (n�e ZAURRINI)
"It broke our hearts to lose you but you didn't go alone, for part of us went with you the day God called you home."
Passed away peacefully, with family by her side, on Monday, September 25, 2006 at the age of 90. Beloved wife of Venanzio. Cherished and much loved mother of Rosina and her husband Silvano MAROLA, Rita and her husband Tony BARBATI, Luciano (Lou) and his wife Cheri and Augostino and his family. Loving Nonna of Mario and Cynthia, Rob and Erin, Peter, David Paul, Nida and Giovanni, Luana, Tony, Michael, Nicholas, Vince and Rosina and great grandchildren, including Christina, Martina, Anthony, Olivia, Marisa and Cesidio. She will be sadly missed by her extended loving family and Friends. On behalf of the family we wish to extend our deepest gratitude to Doctor PONTARINI, her family doctor for many years; Doctor David EVANS, and Enza BARBATI of the Wassler Chronic Pain Management Clinic; Trillium Health Centre, Doctor Peter LAM, Holly, Rebecca, and the nursing staff; Elizabeth and Barbara of Spectrum Health Care; and to Elena and Raffaela for their care and support. Friends may call at the Turner and Porter Peel Chapel, 2180 Hurontario Street (Hwy. 10, north of Queen Elizabeth Way), on Wednesday from 7-9 p.m. and Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Mass to be held at St. Catherine of Siena Church, 2340 Hurontario Street, Mississauga, on Friday, September 29, 2006 at 9: 30 a.m. Interment Glen Oaks Cemetery. If desired, memorial donations may be made to the Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation, c/o The Wasser Chronic Pain Management Clinic, Attn: Doctor David EVANS.
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GENT, Aldon
At London Health Science Centre-Westminster Campus on Monday, July 3, 2006. Aldon GENT of R.R.#1 Springfield in his 92nd year. Dear brother of Gordon GENT and wife Beulah of Saint Thomas, Audrey JENKINS of Belmont, Doris HUTCHINSON/HUTCHISON of Bridgenorth, Ontario. Brother-in-law of Babe GENT of London and Stan PONTING of Port Rowan. Also survived by a number of nieces and nephews. Predeceased by a brother Leo GENT, a sister Olive PONTING and brothers-in-law Harold JENKINS and Max HUTCHINSON/HUTCHISON. Born in Kingsmill on November 20, 1914 son of the John and Rachel (SMITH) GENT. Aldon was a Dairy and Cash Crop farmer and was active in the community. Friends may call at the H.A. Kebbel Funeral Home, Aylmer on Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. where the funeral service will be held on Thursday, July 6, 2006 at 1: 00 p.m. Interment, Aylmer Cemetery. Donations to the Saint_John's United Church or the Heart and Stroke Foundation.
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PONTING, Jacqueline
At Lisaard House, Cambridge on October 16, 2006 at the age of 64; wife and best friend of her husband, Graham, after a valiant battle with cancer. She leaves behind her son Kevin living in London with his wife Susan her grandchildren Claire 7, and Sam 4, and her loving daughter Alison in Brantford. She is survived by her three older sisters, Jeri BRANTON in British Columbia, Marilyn FINKELSTEIN in Winnipeg and her husband Jack, and Carol MURRAY and Glen in Sarnia. Born in Oshawa, Ontario Jackie lived in London, Sarnia and Toronto before going to England where she met her husband to be. They came to Canada in August 1966 and married the same year. From Tillsonburg they moved to Galt and have lived in the Cambridge area ever since. Jackie was a long-time member and Past President of Beta. Sigma Phi in Cambridge and a member of Probus for Women. She gave far more that she ever received. Friends will be received at Coutts Funeral Home and Cremation Centre, 96 St. Andrews Street, Cambridge (519-621-1650) on Sunday October 22, 2006 from 2: 30 until the time of the memorial service at 3: 30 p.m. Donations in her name to Lisaard House, Cambridge would be appreciated.
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PONTING email@example.com_county.london.london_free_press 2006-12-13 published
Rash of fatals plagues area
A woman killed in Oxford County is the latest victim.
By Patrick MALONEY, Free Press Reporter, Wed., December 13, 2006
Another driver was killed yesterday on an Oxford County road, one of several deaths in the region over the past week.
It's unlikely weather played a role in the collision between a car and minivan on Highway 19, near Tillsonburg, about 10: 30 a.m. yesterday, police said.
"It was clear and dry at the time," Oxford Ontario Provincial Police Const. Dennis Harwood said.
Both drivers were removed from their vehicles by firefighters, police said, and the woman driving the car died at the scene.
Her name wasn't released, pending family notification, police said.
The minivan's driver, Marilyn CLARKSON, 43, of Tillsonburg was flown to Victoria Hospital in London with undisclosed injuries.
Her two passengers, Stephanie CLARKSON, the driver's 18-year-old daughter, and Jason SCOTT, 21, of Tillsonburg, were treated and released.
Oxford County's rash of bad crashes started last Thursday when two 20-vehicle pileups occurred -- almost simultaneously -- on separate sides of the Highway 401 near Woodstock. Eight people were hospitalized, including one with critical injuries.
A 49-year-old Aylmer man died the next day while a 15-year-old girl was killed in a rollover Saturday near Norwich.
There was also a pair of crashes Sunday: Stanley PONTING, 81, was killed in a collision near Norwich that sent four others to Tillsonburg hospital.
Hours later, a 73-year-old woman suffered critical injuries in a crash at Norwich and Base Line roads. The woman, who hasn't been identified, remained in critical condition yesterday, police said.
While he didn't comment on the causes of those crashes, Harwood offered a warning to others hitting the road this winter.
"Driving is a full-time responsibility," he said. "People need to concentrate on their driving whether it's good weather or bad weather."
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WYLIE, Cliff
Peacefully with grace and dignity, surrounded by his loving family on Friday, February 24, 2006 (4: 18 p.m.) at the Credit Valley Hospital, Mississauga. Cliff, at the age of 79, now in the arms of his beloved wife the late Leila WYLIE (USHER.) Loving father of Shirley (Renzo PONTISSO) of Mississauga, and Fred (Katie (McALEER) of Innisfil. Fondly remembered by his grandchildren Lauren and Blair LYON, Ashleigh and Austin WYLIE, Tanya and Elyse PONTISSO. Dear brother of Elsie, Harvey, the late William and Grace. Special thanks are extended to the doctors, nurses and special care teams at Erin Mills Lodge and the Credit Valley Palliative Care Unit for their support and kindnesses shown to Cliff, his family and Friends. The family will receive relatives and Friends on Wednesday, March 1, 2006 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the Scott Funeral Home, 420 Dundas Street East, Mississauga (west of Cawthra Road, 905-272-4040). A Celebration of Life Service for Cliff will take place in the Chapel on Thursday, March 2, 2006 (please contact the funeral home for time of service).
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PONZO, William V. " Spike"
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of a truly kind and wonderful man, William V. PONZO (Spike,) at the Credit Valley Hospital on Sunday, February 12, 2006 after a lengthy illness. You will be sadly missed by your loving wife Pat, daughters: Vicki, Cathy, Lorna and Patricia, son-in-laws: Andy, Hugh, Rob and Wayne, grand_sons: Bailey and Joshua. Your love, kindness and guidance will be forever missed. You will always remain in our hearts and we will love you forever. May you now rest in peace. A special thank you to all the staff at the Credit Valley Renal Care Centre, and the Credit Valley Hospital. Also thank you to Saint Elizabeth Health Care with special thanks to Marie whose help and compassion were greatly appreciated. Friends may call at the Turner and Porter "Peel" Chapel, 2180 Hurontario Street, Mississauga (Hwy. 10 North of Queen Elizabeth Way) on Wednesday, February 15, 2006 from 12-3 p.m. followed by a Service of Remembrance in the Chapel at 3 p.m.
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