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Alright then! Well, since the dawn of time, I have looked at other people's drawings and said to myself, "Man, I wish I could draw well!" and I always thought I couldn't. Doodling in my notebooks isn't exactly something I'd love to show all my friends and brag about.
But recently I discovered that I can actually...draw stuff. It was so weird. I really went full apeshit when I looked at my creation and saw that it didn't look like a tortured toaster with a backproblem. So that's that, I guess.
I think I have a silly habit of blowing everything out of proportion. I have no idea how that fits in here, but it just went through my head, so why not?
I want my beard back. I need to stop shaving.
Oh gee, I'm being random, thus losing my comedic value. I'll see you around. Just don't break anything while I'm gone.


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Sorry for Hulkenberg.
His move to Sauber doesn't prove to be better move.
Now Tororoso cars are better than last year, thanks to Key.
Hulkenberg will be regretted for rest of the season if he heritage Kamui Kobayashi's garage other than last year Perez garage.
I have no doubt about Perez garage was well funded and Koba's garage was under funded in last year.
Sauber must give more fund for Nico Hulkenberg garage. Nico Hulkenberg has brought 10 Millions Pound to Sauber from DEKRA.
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I put no stock in religion. By the word religion I have seen the lunacy of fanatics of every denomination be called the will of god. I have seen too much religion in the eyes of too many murderers. Holiness is in right action, and courage on behalf of those who cannot defend themselves, and goodness. What God desires is here [points to head] and here [points to heart] and what you decide to do every day, you will be a good man - or not.
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text: NEW DELHI: He may have made an unwieldy number like Rs 1,76,000 crore the stuff of headlines, but outgoing Comptroller & Auditor General Vinod Rai maintains that his job was more than just arithmetic. In his last week in office as India's top auditor, the man who called the government to account on several alleged multi-crore scams told ET that all he had done was to implement his mandate. "I stuck to my mandate, which was not just arithmetic, but to hold the executive or government accountable to the legislature," Rai said in an interview on Friday.


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AntiSec: Record-setting document leak targets officers and informants
On Saturday, the AntiSec movement struck again. With a new website, ala-HBGary, participants in AntiSec published more than 200,000 emails and the personal details of hundreds of police officers. The leak is part spite, representing a deep-seated anger towards law enforcement in general, and response to the arrest of those associated with previous attacks on PayPal.
When compared to other AntiSec leaks, Saturday's is by far the largest. The leaked data includes 1,474 username and password combinations, granting access to webmail accounts, FTP and SSH accounts, Webhosting control panels, and private directories protected with .HTACCESS.
Moreover, they have reposted a list of personal information for more than 7,000 people including usernames, email addresses, home addresses, phone numbers, and passwords. A separate leak is possibly the most damning, as it is a printout of reports made to the various police departments in order to report crimes or locate wanted persons.
In addition, AntiSec published 10GBs of email, or more than 200,000 messages in all, from 300 email accounts maintained by 56 separate law enforcement agencies. In order to present this data, AntiSec developed a new website that is accessible via Tor only and one that uses Tor2HTML. Each email account presents the account's password in addition to the content. Around the same time website went live, AntiSec also published the same information via BitTorrent.
The emails are the focus in this latest data leak, but the exposure of those reporting crime could lead to serious repercussions.
"We hope that not only will dropping this info demonstrate the inherently corrupt nature of law enforcement using their own words, as well as result in possibly humiliation, firings, and possible charges against several officers, but that it will also disrupt and sabotage their ability to communicate and terrorize communities..." a note outlining the leak said.
"We have no sympathy for any of the officers or informants who may be endangered by the release of their personal information… we want them to experience just a taste of the kind of misery and suffering they inflict upon us on an everyday basis. Let this serve as a warning to would-be snitches and pigs that your leaders can no longer protect you: give up and turn on your masters now before it's too late."
In our previous coverage on the AntiSec raid against law enforcement, we explained that the attack was massive due to the fact all 77 domains were hosted on the same server. Additional details provided on Saturday, explain just how grim the situation was for Brooks-Jeffrey Marketing (BJM), the company who hosted the domains, and is presumed to have developed them.
After receiving a tip from the FBI, BJM moved the law enforcement sites to "better, faster servers", according to Shannon Brooks, BJM president. However, by the time the FBI warning reached BJM, AntiSec supporters had already compromised the server. When BJM transferred the sites from one box to another, they moved the backdoors installed by AntiSec over as well.
"…in less than an hour we rooted their new server and defaced all 70+ domains while their root user was still logged in and active. We lol'd [laughed] as we watched the news reports come in, quoting various Sheriffs who denied that they were ever hacked, that any personal information was stolen, that they did not store snitch info on their servers," the note explained.
To taunt those making such denials, AntiSec supporters posted the personal information of said individuals, including SSN, home addresses, phone numbers, and other details.
"We also took the liberty to backdoor their online store and capture a few credit card numbers, which were used to make involuntary donations to the ACLU, the EFF, the Bradley Manning Support Network, and more."
Not long after the public was informed of the latest data leak, Pastebin crashed due to the volume of traffic heading to the release notes. Likewise, the archive itself is under strain as more and more people flock to it.
As mentioned, this is the largest collection of email and personal information leaked to the public since the attacks on HBGary and HBGary Federal. If anyone knows the damage that server breaches can cause, it is former CEO of HBGary Federal, Aaron Barr.
After the attack on HBGary's servers by Anonymous earlier this year, Barr resigned his post in order to focus on family and escape the spotlight. Speculation suggested that he resigned for those factors, and the public humiliation he suffered at the hands of Stephen Colbert. This is in addition to the problems and criticisms he faced over the content of his leaked emails.
However, he is back in the public eye once again, and it has nothing to do with a security incident. Aaron Barr has a new job. His new role is Director of Cyber Security for Sayers and Associates.
Counting the State Department, Army, Navy, the Department of Energy, and Homeland Security among its clients, Sayers can offer everything from engineering and logistics services, to counterintelligence, physical security, and technical surveillance countermeasures.
In addition to a new job, Barr is also back on the speaking circuit. During Defcon, he was threatened with legal action by his former employer, preventing him from taking part in a discussion panel titled: "Whoever Fights Monsters...Aaron Barr, Anonymous and Ourselves."
While that public talk was taken off the table, he is set to speak during the Software Security Assurance Summit in Washington, D.C., this September. During his session, Barr will present a 45 minute talk on "Social Media and the Potential of Cyber Security Attacks".
Previously, Barr presented talks on "Social Media: Targeting, Reconnaissance, and Exploitation" and "Social Media: A New Age in Information Exploitation". It was the second talk, scheduled for the B-Sides security conference earlier this year in San Francisco, that led to the attacks by Anonymous. It is unknown if his September 12 presentation will include new content, or if it will include his previous research on Anonymous.
In contrast, despite forthcoming retraction of his statements to the media, Sheriff John Montgomery isn't likely to be forced out of office, nor will he face the scorn from the public in the way that Aaron Barr did. The same can be said for Missouri Sheriff's Association Executive Director Mick Covington and President Steve Cox, as well as Sheriff Joe Guy.
Each will have to take back their words, and react to the breach in the coming days. But if they leave their respective offices, it's likely to be on their own accord.
Despite the obvious risks of targeting law enforcement, this latest leak is a bold move for those participating in AntiSec. Those participants that we've spoken to have no fear of being arrested. They make this clear to the public as well with their recent statements:
"You may bust a few of us, but we greatly outnumber you, and you can never stop us from continuing to destroy your systems and leak your data…A recent DHS bulletin has called us 'script kiddies' that lack 'any capability to inflict damage to critical infrastructure'...Yet, we continue to get in and out of any system we please... GIVE UP. You are losing the cyberwar, and the attacks against the governments, militaries, and corporations of the world will continue to escalate."


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Wow, I thought, when I saw photos of Bill West's garage. Bikes and gardening tools hung on panelled walls, storage containers lined shelves, and the floor and walls were white. I thought about the clutter in my garage and decided to talk to the Colorado-based real estate agent and member of the National Association of Professional Organizers. Here's Bill's nine-step system for creating a "clean, functional and organized garage," which is also presented in his book, Your Garagenous Zone: Innovative Ideas for the Garage (Paragon Garage Company, $31).
Operation cleanup
1 When in doubt, throw it out. "Clutter really does block energy," says Bill. "Once you start throwing things out, you get energized." Go through the garage and identify items to throw or give away. Garage sales are great, but they can offer a pretty low return for the time and effort required. Sometimes it's faster and easier to give items to charity. And for a fee, 1-800-GOT-JUNK? (1800gotjunk.com), a Canadian company, will cart stuff away for you.
2 Categorize before you organize. Before buying cabinets, hooks or racks, separate items into categories like automotive, tools, gardening tools, sports equipment (which might be further broken down by type, season or family member), camping equipment and cleaning supplies. "When you store a category in a particular cabinet, it's easy to find what you need," says Bill.
3 Organize to visualize. "If you can see it, you can find it," says Bill. Make that your guiding principle when choosing organizing systems. Built-ins, such as cabinets and shelves, are especially helpful. Useful systems include a large, easily identifiable tool chest, see-through storage containers of every size (from tiny drawers for screws and nails to large-scale tubs for tents and sleeping bags), shelves for containers and racks that allow you to display frequently used items. Replace a single exposed lightbulb with track lights, and install task lights at your workbench.
4 If it's on the floor, it's time to store. Elevating everything makes cleaning the floor easier and reduces hiding spots where critters might make nests. Even Bill's tool chest is on casters so that he can wheel it out of the garage when it's time to mop. What's more, "The floor naturally slopes toward the garage door for drainage, so cabinets on the floor may never sit square, and then the doors don't open," he says.
In his garage, Bill installed a panel system that was designed for retail display (StoreWall, storewall.com for info). "The panels come in wood grains and colours and are easy to install on garage walls," he says. Big and small hooks, bins, shelves and more fit into the panel's grooves and can be moved around, maximizing the system's flexibility and eliminating the need to drill a new hole every time you buy a tool.
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Gasnier Rejoins the St.George Bank Dragons Line-up to Play Knights
International centre Mark Gasnier is one of two new faces in a reshuffled St.George Bank Dragons team named today to play the Knights in their round four Telstra Premiership clash at WIN Stadium this Sunday.
Gasnier has not played since round one after missing the win against the Warriors because of personal problems and the loss to Melbourne last week after being chosen in Premier League.
He replaces David Howell who will play Premier League, while Sims returns after missing one game with a twisted knee.
Sims will start at prop allowing Lance Thompson to move back to his regular second row spot and Mark Riddell to return to hooker.
Ryan Powell, who started at hooker last week, has been named on a six-man bench (with two to be omitted), along with Justin Poore, Brent Kite, Michael Howell, Lincoln Withers and Ben Creagh. Kite, Howell and Withers played off the bench last week, while Poore was omitted from the line-up and Creagh scored a hat-trick of tries in Premier League.
NRL (Rd 4) v Knights at 3pm, Sun April 4 WIN Stadium Coach: Nathan Brown
1. Ben HORNBY 2. Nathan BLACKLOCK 3. Mark GASNIER 4. Matt COOPER 5. Reece SIMMONDS 6. Trent BARRETT (c) 7. Mathew HEAD 8. Luke BAILEY 9. Mark RIDDELL 10. Ashton SIMS 11. Dean YOUNG 12. Lance THOMPSON 13. Shaun TIMMINS
14. Justin POORE 15. Brent KITE 16. Michael HOWELL 17. Lincoln WITHERS 18. Ben CREAGH 19. Ryan POWELL * TWO TO BE OMITTED
Premier League (Rd 4) v Knights at 1pm, Sun April 4 WIN Stadium Coach: Michael Potter
1. Clint GREENSHIELDS 2. Andrew FREW 3. David HOWELL 4. John OLZARD 5. John CARLAW 6. Aaron GORRELL (C) 7. Lachlan RUSSELL 8. David TANGATA-TOA 9. Wade HUMPHREYS 10. Michael HENDERSON 11. Henry PERENARA 12. Willie LEYSHON 13. Tony JENSEN
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List of recommended overseas programs by subject availability:
Availability of specified field of study does NOT indicate that major/minor credit will be granted. Students must consult with major/minor advisor regarding coursework for major/minor credit.
NOTE: Environmental Studies majors and minors do not earn major or minor credit on School for Field Studies programs. While they are welcome to attend these programs, if seeking major or minor credit they should explore special off-campus programs offered through the USC Deparment of Environmental Studies as well as semester study abroad programs in which they are directly enrolled at a foreign university. See the list below.
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Gaborone, Botswana - University of Botswana
Jerusalem, Israel
Cape Town, South Africa - University of Cape Town
Australia / New Zealand:
Brisbane, Australia - University of Queensland
Canberra, Australia - Australian National University
Melbourne, Australia - University of Melbourne
Auckland, New Zealand – University of Auckland
Dunedin, New Zealand - University of Otago
Berlin, Germany
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Athens, Greece
Milan, Italy
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This article appears in the August 2011 issue of Louisville Magazine. To subscribe, please visit loumag.com
Joe Mallard's license plate reads JMOOSE. That's short for "J. Moose Stickingneedle," a moniker bestowed on the soft-spoken 68-year-old by a child who attended one of the embroidery workshops Mallard leads at local schools, churches and community groups. Also known as "Sunshine Joe," Mallard teaches his students how to make a "Joe stitch" and a "Joe knot."
Mallard traces his interest in stitchery to his childhood. Born one of seven siblings in Summit, Miss., he says his great-great-grandmother, a former slave who made crazy patchwork quilts, first introduced him to sewing. Though he often threaded her needle, Mallard never dreamed of plying one himself until he saw National Football League great Roosevelt Grier doing needlepoint on TV. (Grier actually published a book on his hobby, Rosey Grier's Needlepoint for Men, in 1973.) "If a big guy like that can do it," Mallard figured, "a little guy like me could do it."
So he began to freeform embroider, using bright colors, geometric designs and stitches of his own invention. By 1972 he was living in Louisville, where he worked with kids at the Boys & Girls Club of Portland, and he eventually launched his career as an artist. His first creation was a tapestry for comedian Dick Gregory's 1976 World Hunger Run across America. To chronicle President Jimmy Carter's political career, he embroidered a denim shirt, which is in the National Archives. Mallard now holds about 40 workshops each year.
"I try to teach (kids) that anybody can start a project, but it takes a special person to finish it, and that it's the little things you do on a daily basis that allow you to accomplish great things over a period of time," he says, adding, "I cannot save everybody, but I am making an impact in some children's lives."
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Concert Review
Hi. My name's Bart. And I'm a Pearl Jam fan
As a self-identified Pearl Jam nerd I take a lot of flack from my more hipster friends. I like to think I still have my fingers and ears tuned to what's considered hip and genre-shifting and challenging. But for me, sometimes I just need to hear good, gut-level rock n' roll that is powerful, gritty, uplifting, and not at all concerned with having the proper tilt of a trucker's hat.
Somewhere along the way, though, despite giving the finger to MTV, despite trying (and, yes, failing) to battle TicketMaster for the rights of the fan, despite consistently putting on one of the best, most raucous live shows, despite always putting their fans first, despite turning those same fans onto previously unheralded bands like Dead Moon or The Fastbacks, despite remaining shockingly consistent over nine albums, and despite establishing a new business model for releasing music (either through the own label or via their website), they have been deemed "uncool" by the hippest of the hip music websites. This is bogus of course. Give me even the weakest Pearl Jam record (that would be Riot Act) over the fey-moaning of Grizzly Bear or the electronic car crash of Animal Collective (except for "My Girls," which is an effing rad song) that you'd have to be absolutely stoned out of your gourd to truly enjoy.
The only BAD thing Pearl Jam ever did was spawn painfully bad imitators like Nickleback. It earns the band a free slug on the arm, not derision.
To the contrary, they should be celebrated. Because long after the hairy beast known as grunge has been slain, Pearl Jam still remains. And their latest album, Backspacer, (a 35-minute slice of punching and kicking punk songs and punk anthems) shows that even as they enter their 40s they're still one of the best American bands around.
Which is all a long-winded way of saying, you either like Pearl Jam or you don't. And if you don't you've already stopped reading.
So I'll just go ahead and get to the actual "local angle" of Pearl Jam's stop near Portland on Saturday night at the Clark County Amphitheater. (Rightfully, in a show billed as a Portland stop that was actually taking place in Washington and with the band's personalized concert posters featuring a rendering of the St. John's Bridge, Eddie Vedder looked around early in the evening and asked, "Where the f—- are we?" Ridgefield he was told.)
Anyway, YES the show was awesome. YES they played a lot of new songs (which when they're as good as "Got Some" or "The Fixer" or "Unthought Known" or "Amongst the Waves" this is NOT a problem). YES I absolutely lost my mind when they dug out some chill-inducing anthems like "In Hiding" and "Present Tense," and NO they didn't play "Alive" or "Jeremy" (thank god) but still, not one ass hit the sit all night long. The entire crowd stood and sung along. For 2 and a half hours. It was like church … except with the smell of pot floating through the air.
The unquestionable moment of the evening though was during the first encore when Vedder brought out Portland's own Corin Tucker, ex-Sleater Kinney shrieker (and my own personal crush object). With just him on guitar they lurched into a cover of John Doe's "Golden State," a lovely give-and-take duet that frames love in the annoying way it effects each member of the couple ("You are the pain in my neck/You are something in my eye/etc."). The song had, at least according to the band's well kept setlist database, never been played before, making the extreme rarity a treat. What made it even more special for the ladyfriend and I was the fact that the song had a starring role in our wedding DVD … so naturally when Vedder and Tucker launched in, there was much crying (from her, not me … as far as you know) and weird looks from our fellow concert-goers … we were the only ones singing along to every. Freaking. Word.


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Have you heard about our Anoka County on the Go locations? Located at the Andover YMCA/Community Center and the Ramsey Municipal Center, Anoka County Library on the Go offers patrons a variety of kiosk services to make access to library materials more easy and convenient:
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Check out an iPad at the Ramsey Municipal Center or at the Mississippi Library!
Instructions for use
Getting Started
To check out an iPad, you must first upgrade your library account to allow for iPad checkout privileges. You can stop by the service desk at any our library branches to upgrade your account. In order to qualify for an upgraded account, you must:
- be 18 years of age or older
- have a valid Minnesota state issued-ID or driver's license
- have a library account in good standing (less than $10 in fines)
- have an e-mail address listed in your library account
Checkout Periods and Restrictions
- Only 1 iPad can be checked out at a time
- iPads have a checkout period of 1 week.
- iPads are checked out on a first come, first served basis and cannot be reserved ahead of time.
- iPads may leave the premises.
- iPads must be returned to the machine from where they were checked out.
- A $10 overdue fine is assessed everyday the iPad is past its time due, with a maximum overdue fine of $20.
- Patrons are responsible for lost or damaged iPads and will be subject to a replacement fee.
How to Checkout an iPad
Checking out an iPad is simple. Just follow the instructions on the screen on the machine to scan your library card and pull out the iPad assigned to you. Returning an iPad is just as easy. Once again, follow the onscreen instructions and correctly reinsert your iPad into any open slot.
Book Lockers
Request library materials from the catalog and pick them up at your convenience from a secure locker.
Instructions for use
Getting Started
You'll need a library card and a valid e-mail address. You can update your email address from the library catalog or call the library for assistance.
Requesting Items
Place a hold on the item(s) you want from the Library's catalog. Choose Library on the Go - Andover or Library on the Go - Ramsey as the pickup location. The library will send you an e-mail when your items are available for pick up. Please do not attempt to open your locker until you have received your email notification that items are ready for pick up. Your code will not work a second time. Your requested items will remain available for pickup until 9:00 a.m. two days from when you receive your notification. Delivery to the Library on the Go location at the Andover YMCA/Community Center occurs on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Delivery to the Library on the Go location at the Ramsey Municipal Building occurs on Mondays and Wednesdays.
Pick up your Items
A controller unit on the locker system provides a place to swipe your library card or manually enter the last 7 digits of your library card number. Once either action is performed, the locker with your items will open. You will not know beforehand which locker or lockers your item(s) are in. Retrieve your items from the locker or lockers that open. A date due slip will be included in one of the items. These library materials had already been checked out to your account by library staff prior to putting them in the locker.
Returning Items
You can return your materials to the book drops available at the Library on the Go locations, or to any other Anoka County Library building. Standard loan periods and fees apply.
Book Vending Machines
You've probably gotten candy or pop out of a vending machine, but have you ever gotten a book? Stocked with new and popular books and DVDs, these vending machines provide quick and simple access to the library materials you want.
Instructions for use
1) Scan your library card on the machine's barcode scanner.
2) Using the keypad, select the 3 digit selection number for the item you want and press the "OK" button.
3) Watch as your item drops to the bottom of the machine. Reach in and retrieve it.
4) Take your date due slip from the receipt tray.
Want another item? Simply repeat the process above. You will have to scan your library card again for each item you want to check out. If at anytime during the process you make a mistake or get stumped as to what to do next, have no worries. The machine contains a screen that displays the instructions for you.
3M Discovery Stations
The 3M Discovery Station is a touchscreen kiosk that allows you to browse and checkout the library's collection of ebooks available from the 3M Cloud Library system.
Instructions for use
Note: You will need a tablet, ereader, or computer with the 3M Cloud Library application on it to read a 3M Cloud Library ebook. For more information about obtaining that software, click here.
- Browse the collection to find a title you would like to check out
- To see additional titles, click on "List View".
- Choose "Categories" from the top menu to see more of the collection.
- Choose "Search" if you are looking for specific titles or authors. Use the keyboard that pops up on the screen to enter your search terms.
- Login to see if the title is available to checkout. Click on "Login"
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In loving memory of George Leonard HINDLE April 2, 1920 - January 25, 2004.
Leonard HINDLE, a resident of the Wikwemikong Nursing Home and formerly of Manitowaning died at the Manitoulin Health Centre, Little Current on Sunday, January 25, 2004 at the age of 83 years.
He was born at Green Bay, son of the late George and Effie (ROWLAND) HINDLE. Leonard had farmed all his life in the Manitowaning area. He was a member of the Friendship Club and Knox United Church. Leonard was a pleasant and kind man and will be sadly missed by family and Friends. Leonard was predeceased by his wife Evelyn (HAMBLETON) HINDLE. Loving and loved father of Robert and his wife Susan of Tillsonburg, Leonard and his wife Cathy of London, Lorna BARRY and her husband Mike of Elliott Lake, Thelma KJIERSDAM and her husband Ben of Meaford and Muriel MAFFEI and her husband David of Sudbury. Proud grandfather of Ryan and Mark HINDLE, Evie and Joshua HINDLE, Melissa and Stephanie BARRY, Ian, Hannah and Owen KJIERSDAM and Matthew MAFFEI. Dear brother of Thelma (KERR) GILBANK and Elsie (HARAKAS) NAZARETZ.
Friends may call at the Knox United Church, Manitowaning after 7: 00 pm on Thursday. The funeral service will be conducted at the church on Friday, January 30, 2004 at 11: 00 am with Mrs. Darlene HARDY officiating. Spring interment in Hilly Grove Cemetery.
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Thelma GILBANK, a resident of Mindemoya, died at the Manitoulin Health Centre, Mindemoya on Saturday, May 22, 2004 at the age of 86.
She was born in Bidwell Township, daughter of the late George and Effie (ROWLAND) HINDLE.
Thelma taught school for 34 years, the first part of her career on Manitoulin, and then 23 years at Massey, retiring in 1975. She was a member of the Mindemoya United Church. Thelma always had an interest in her students and had many interesting stories. She also enjoyed reading and giving many of her books away. Thelma was predeceased by her first husband Frank KERR, then married Keith GILBANK who also predeceased. She is also survived by four stepchildren and their spouses, Gerald and Erica GILBANK of Sudbury, Patsy and Serge BRISSON of Val Caron, Victoria JAMEUS of Sudbury and Gregory and Esther GILBANK of North Bay. Step-grandmother of eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Dear sister of Elsie NAZARETZ of Saint Catherines. Also survived by a number of nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her brother Leonard HINDLE. Friends and relatives may call at the Mindemoya United Church, Wednesday, May 26, 2004 from 7 - 9 pm. The funeral service will be conducted from the church on Thursday, May 27, 2004 at 11 am. Reverend Mary Jo ECKERT will officiate. Cremation to follow.
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Stanley G. MULLINS, a resident of Kagawong, passed away peacefully at the Manitoulin Health Centre, Mindemoya on Wednesday, December 24, 2003, at the age of 83 years.
Stan was an avid reader with a great desire for knowledge. His academic career included many degrees, teaching at several universities and was the former President of Laurentian University in Sudbury. He was an infantry officer in Italy during World War II and an officer of the Irish Regiment of Canada in peacetime. Stan was very active in both the United and Anglican Churches. He also was very active in the community, sitting on various boards and worked with the Kagawong Historical Society and the Rainbow Hobbycraft in Billings Township. Stan will be remembered for his generous spirit of giving back to the community, the church, other people and the academic community in his retirement years.
Stan is survived by his wife Cheryl CRANLEY of Kagawong, his children Naomi MULLINS YOUNG (husband Bob) of Salt Springs Island, B.C., Rob MULLINS of Ottawa and Elizabeth CHRISTIE (husband Bruce) of Cochrane and by his three grandchildren Madeleine and Robert Christie and Caroni YOUNG. Friends called the Park Centre, Kagawong on Sunday, December 28, 2003. The funeral service was held from the Park Centre on Monday, December 29, 2003 with Reverend Kim GILLILAND officiating. Cremation to follow.
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The passing of Elizabeth Joan (TOON) GILMORE of Fredericton, beloved wife of Harry GILMORE, occurred April 1st, 2004 at the W. G. Bishop Nursing Home in Minto, NB. Born in Fredericton, NB, she was the daughter of the late James W. and Fredericka (COLWELL) TOON. Mrs. GILMORE was a member of the First Congregational Church in Fredericton.
In addition to her husband, she is survived by one son, H. Andrew GILMORE and his wife Kimberley of Noonan, NB, one daughter, Tammy L. ALBERS and her husband John of Little Current, ON, one brother John E. TOON and his wife Diana of Fredericton, NB, three grandchildren, Chelsea M. GILMORE, Mitchell A. GILMORE and Noah J. F. ALBERS.
Visitation took place at York Funeral Home, Brookside Drive at Douglas Avenue, Fredericton North, on Friday, April 2nd, 2004. A funeral service was held at the York Funeral Home's T. Gordon MacLeod Memorial Chapel on Saturday, April 3rd, 2004 with the Reverend Dr. Brad LITTLE officiating. Interment will be in the Douglas Rural Cemetery, Fredericton. Pallbearers for the service were Garth GILMORE, Kirk GILMORE, Jennifer GILMORE, Jaclyn HETHERINGTON, Brent TOON and Mark TOON.
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'Everyone said we'd never win'
How an Royal Canadian Air Force medical officer took a sad-sack squad of airmen and built a team that brought home Olympic hockey gold
By Tom HAWTHORN, Special to The Globe and Mail Saturday, March 20, 2004 - Page F11
Victoria -- He was a hockey enthusiast who turned a makeshift team into world beaters. In 1947, Sandy WATSON was a Royal Canadian Air Force medical officer with an amateur's passion for hockey, but within a year he had put together a squad of airmen that overcame great odds to win an Olympic gold medal.
Dr. WATSON's part in the story of how the Royal Canadian Air Force triumphed at the Olympics began with the announcement that Canadian hockey officials had decided to skip the 1948 Winter Games. The news so upset the doctor, who died late last year at his home in Ottawa, that he vowed to create a team from scratch. "When I read the headline saying we -- this great hockey nation would not be sending a team, I was offended," he said. "And I thought maybe I could do something about it."
The International Olympic Committee had adopted tough new rules defining an amateur athlete. The Canadian Amateur Hockey Association felt the new standard eliminated most senior players from the competition.
With the entry deadline just 48 hours away, Dr. WATSON decided on what he would later describe as a whim to build a team from among fellow Royal Canadian Air Force members. The squadron leader won approval from hockey officials and superior officers in two frantic days of lobbying. Canada would take part in the Olympic tournament after all. Now all he needed were some players.
The Royal Canadian Air Force's postwar enrolment of 16,000 promised a wealth of hidden hockey talent. Dr. WATSON had managed a series of exhibition hockey games in England in the months following the defeat of Germany, pitting the air force against the army. The games featured such National Hockey League players as left-winger Roy CONACHER, a sniper for Royal Canadian Air Force teams during the war. Such professionals were ineligible for the Olympic team, of course, so Dr. WATSON knew the calibre of players would not be very high.
About 200 airmen were dispatched to Ottawa for a training camp in October, 1947. The volunteers were mostly a sad-sack lot, a shock for Dr. WATSON and coach Frank BOUCHER, an Royal Canadian Air Force sergeant. Some could barely skate.
The team made its public debut in an exhibition game played at the Auditorium in Ottawa on December 14, 1947. The opponents were McGill University's varsity team, deliberately chosen to offer minimal resistance. The air-force brass was in attendance, as were senior hockey officials and the governor-general, Earl Alexander of Tunis. To Dr. WATSON's horror, the McGill Redmen scored an easy 7-0 victory.
The newspapers were highly critical of the Olympic team. An all-Royal Canadian Air Force team seemed a folly. Senior officers in the air force could not have been happy about such a poor squad wearing the Royal Canadian Air Force roundel on their sweaters. They were likely to be embarrassed on the world stage.
Reinforcements were needed, so Dr. WATSON went hunting.
"We just put the thing together overnight, almost," he told the Medical Post in 1988. "Our guys had played together as a team for something less than three weeks before we left. The goaltender I never even met until we reached Europe."
Dr. WATSON's first move was to scout an Ottawa Senior League game. The New Edinburgh Burghs beat the Hull Volants 6-2, with five goals produced by a forward line of Reg SCHROETER, Ab RENAUD and Ted HIBBERD. Dr. WATSON invited the trio to join his squad, also taking former flying officer Frank DUNSTER and Pete LEICHNITZ.
Other players parachuted onto the team were defenceman Andre LAPPERIERE, a student at the University of Montreal; forwards George MARA and Wally HALDER from Toronto; and, goaltender Dick BALL, also from Toronto.
The recruits joined Louis LECOMPTE, Pat GUZZO, Irving TAILOR/TAYLOR, Andy GILPIN, Roy FORBES, Ross KING, Orval (Red) GRAVELLE and Hubert BROOKS on a team called the Royal Canadian Air Force Flyers, but whose military experience varied. While HIBBERD and LEICHNITZ were civilians sworn into the Royal Canadian Air Force with the rank of aircraftsman 1, Mr. BROOKS, a flying officer, had been a prisoner of war who escaped three times before joining Polish partisans. He was awarded the Military Cross.
With the team preparing to embark for Europe, Dr. WATSON faced another crisis. Mr. BALL, slated to be the starting goalie, failed his physical with a lung infection. Facing another 48-hour deadline, Dr. WATSON awoke Toronto bus driver Murray DOWEY with a telephone call at his home at 1 a.m. The practice goalie for the Toronto Maple Leafs was willing to play, but would need a leave of absence from his job. Dr. WATSON convinced his boss, Allan LAMPORT, a future mayor of Toronto, in a phone call at 1: 30 a.m.
Mr. DOWEY was called back at 2 a.m. and told to report at Downsview airport at 6 a.m. to catch an Royal Canadian Air Force plane to Ottawa. The airport was fogged in that morning, so a sleepy Mr. DOWEY caught a train to the capital.
His appearance did not immediately impress the team manager.
"Around noon a skinny, bedraggled kid, looking like something dragged through a knot hole, arrived at my office," Dr. WATSON once told the Ottawa Citizen. "We swore him in the Royal Canadian Air Force, got him kitted up with a uniform and he looked even worse."
The Canadians were given poor reviews by the European press. A tie and a one-goal victory over lightly regarded English teams did not auger well for the Flyers.
The round-robin Olympic tournament was held in an outdoor rink at St. Moritz, Switzerland. In the opening game, Sweden scored against Mr. DOWEY after just two minutes and 35 seconds of play. But the Canadian goalie would be the team's star and a crowd favourite with his innovative use of a catching glove. Canada beat Sweden 3-1, before rolling over Britain (3-0), Poland (15-0), Italy (21-1) and the United States (12-3).
A scoreless tie with Czechoslovakia was followed by a 12-0 drubbing of Austria. The gold-medal game was played against the Swiss hosts on February 8. Dodging snowballs thrown by local partisans, the Flyers won 3-0 to claim an unlikely gold medal and a place in Olympic lore. Canada finished with seven wins and one tie. Mr. DOWEY allowed just five goals in eight games for a miserly 0.62 average.
Two days later, Mr. BROOKS married his Danish sweetheart, Birthe GRONTVED, in a ceremony at a small church in St. Moritz. Barbara Ann SCOTT, the Canadian figure skater who also became an Olympic champion at those same Games, was the maid of honour and Dr. WATSON was best man.
The Flyers barnstormed Czechoslovakia, France, Belgium, Sweden, England and Scotland while overseas. They completed the European tour, including the Olympic matches, with a record of 31 wins, five losses, six ties.
"Nothing in my life gave me the same thrill (as) organizing that trip and then actually winning it," Dr. WATSON said.
While something told him that Canada had a chance, few at home believed it when the team set out.
"Everyone said we'd never win," he told the Medical Post. The headline in the Ottawa Citizen the day they left summed up the opinion of the sporting press: "The Flyers, like the Arabs, are folding their tents and silently stealing away."
Alexander Gardner WATSON was born on March 28, 1918, at Cellardyke, a fishing village on the north shore of Scotland's Firth of Forth. As captain of a minesweeper, his father had trawled for mines during the Gallipoli campaign of 1915. Long months spent fishing the dangerous waters of the North Sea seemed unsuitable for the father of a young family, so the WATSONs moved to the Ontario fishing village of Port Dover on Lake Erie when Sandy was a toddler.
A brilliant student, he spent a year studying at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, before completing a medical degree at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland. He won a scholarship to Cambridge, where he earned a bachelor of surgery. He later studied at Harvard and Columbia Universities in the United States.
An Royal Canadian Air Force wing commander during the war, Dr. WATSON became in peacetime one of Canada's eminent ophthalmologists.
In 1967, he helped found the Sally Letson Foundation for post-graduate training. He served as the foundation's executive director for 25 years.
He was chairman of the department at the University of Ottawa medical school from 1968 to 1985. Dr. WATSON was the driving force behind the university's Eye Institute, which opened in 1992.
He was named a member of the Order of Canada in 1988.
Among his patients were a Parliamentary Guide's worth of notables, from governor-general Jeanne SAUVÉ to New Democratic Party leader T.C. (Tommy) DOUGLAS/DOUGLASS. He treated prime ministers John DIEFENBAKER, Lester PEARSON, Pierre TRUDEAU, Joe CLARK and Brian MULRONEY.
Dr. WATSON also became the eye specialist for the Montreal Canadiens, a legacy of his desperate plea for assistance while putting together the Royal Canadian Air Force team. The Canadiens contributed, while Conn SMYTHE of the Toronto Maple Leafs refused. (Major SMYTHE was army, of course.) One young prospect examined by Dr. WATSON was a gangly, teenaged goaltender who needed contact lenses. Dr. WATSON reported the goalie's vision was good, and Ken DRYDEN would lead the Canadiens to six Stanley Cups.
Dr. WATSON, who retired in 1997, died at home in Ottawa of prostate cancer on December 28. He leaves his wife, Patricia, sons John and Alexander, and five grandchildren. He also leaves a sister, Faye McVEAN. He was predeceased by a sister and a brother, who drowned as a teenager.
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There are details of the warranty and then there is a text box with the following explanation-----"Vehicles equipped with a California Certified Emission Control System that are registered and operated in California or any state that adopts California emission warranty provisions are covered by this warranty. Currently, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island and Vermont are the only other states to which this warranty applies. Vehicles covered by this warranty are also covered by the Federal Emission Control Warranty (see page 14)"
Maryland has adopted the warranty provisions as of today. Not sure if it was 2007 or 2011, (after I purchased the car) but I read this as applying to states that adopt it in the future too. I don't know how to ask the State Attorney General what exactly Maryland law is. What I have found is COMAR 26.11.34.01 which says , "The purpose of this chapter is to implement the requirements of the Maryland Clean Cars Act of 2007 by establishing regulations implementing California's motor vehicle emission standards."
Basically I have a 2006 Toyota Prius with 86,000 miles that needs a new hybrid transmission for $5000+ which would be covered by the California emission warranty. Thanks for any insight.
I don't know that much about auto mechanics but have recently been reading up. Toyota's TSB from 2008 that applies to my specific problem says that the problem is covered under the California emission warranty. TSB 0306-08. Supposedly there is a revised TSB that omits that warranty wording but I haven't seen it myself. Prius doesn't really have a "transmission" it is a transaxle which includes a generator and a motor that are listed as "Hybrid" components. It has both gas and electric components. The 2012 warranty lists the transaxle as a warranteed part of the Hybrid system for the California emission control warranty. The TSB is listed under "electrical/battery". From online forums it appears that Toyota hasn't treated this problem consistently but it definitely seems to be a problem. I could use a Prius expert and a legal expert and some good luck. I really liked the car until now. Thanks for your help.
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Here are the five books that are finalists to win the Hugo Award this year. The Hugo is the Top Award for Science Fiction Books in any given year. The Winner of The Hugo will be announced In August.
The Washington Post – Michael Dirda
…Blackout is, by turns, witty, suspenseful, harrowing and occasionally comic to the point of slapstick…If you're a science-fiction fan, you'll want to read this book by one of the most honored writers in the field (10 Hugos, six Nebulas); if you're interested in World War II, you should pick up Blackout for its you-are-there authenticity; and if you just like to read, you'll find here a novelist who can plot like Agatha Christie and whose books possess a bounce and stylishness that Preston Sturges might envy.
Cryoburn (Vorkosigan Adventure) ~ Barnes And Noble
"It is such a delight to read something by such a good writer, who now seems to be writing at the height of her powers. . . . I really have seldom enjoyed a book so much . . . I couldn't turn the pages fast enough." —Diana Wynne Jones
Lois McMaster Bujold is one of the most honored writers in the fields of science fiction and fantasy and has won five Hugo Awards and three Nebula Awards, including a Nebula Award for Falling Free, included in Miles, Mutants and Microbes. She immediately attracted attention with her first novel, Shards of Honor, which began her popular Vorkosigan series, and quickly followed it up with The Warrior's Apprentice, which introduced young Miles Vorkosigan, one of the most popular characters ever in science fiction.
The Dervish House by Ian McDonald (Gollancz; Pyr) ~ Barnes And Noble
McDonald takes the history of Istanbul, both real and imagined, and forges a multi-faceted and fascinating character out of the city itself; then he adds in the experiences of six people whose lives are about to intersect in the most unexpected ways. Over the course of a week, following a suicide bombing in which only the bomber dies, these people will discover conspiracies, legends, and long-dormant memories. In the not-so-distant future, five years after Turkey became part of the EU, the city that straddles Asia and Europe is again the center of global trade. Three seemingly disconnected stories meet in the streets and coffee houses of Istanbul: the travails of a young man who was caught in the blast who suddenly sees djinn, the efforts of an art dealer set on a mad quest for something even the buyer believes is a mere legend, and the greatest stock-market scheme ever imagined. McDonald creates a magnificent knot of intrigue, thrills, and daring adventures, with the flair for character and setting that make his tales so satisfying to indulge in.
Ian McDonald is the author of many science fiction novels, including Brasyl, River of Gods, Cyberabad Days, Desolation Road, King of Morning, Queen of Day, Out on Blue Six, Chaga, and Kirinya. He has won the Philip K. Dick Award, the BSFA Award, and a Hugo Award, and has been nominated for the Nebula Award and a Quill Book Award, and has several nominations for the Arthur C. Clarke Award. He lives in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Feed by Mira Grant (Orbit) ~ Barnes And Noble
From Publishers Weekly
Starred Review. Urban fantasist Seanan McGuire (Rosemary and Rue) picks up a new pen name for this gripping, thrilling, and brutal depiction of a postapocalyptic 2039. Twin bloggers Georgia and Shaun Mason and their colleague Buffy are thrilled when Sen. Peter Ryman, the first presidential candidate to come of age since social media saved the world from a virus that reanimates the dead, invites them to cover his campaign. Then an event is attacked by zombies, and Ryman's daughter is killed. As the bloggers wield the newfound power of new media, they tangle with the CDC, a scheming vice presidential candidate, and mysterious conspirators who want more than the Oval Office. Shunning misogynistic horror tropes in favor of genuine drama and pure creepiness, McGuire has crafted a masterpiece of suspense with engaging, appealing characters who conduct a soul-shredding examination of what's true and what's reported.
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While the past few years have seen no shortage of new takes on the zombie genre, critics thought that Feed broke away from the shuffling horde. They appreciated the care Grant took in building a detailed world, noting how she infused originality into genre elements like the vaccine gone bad. Some reviewers criticized this extensive exposition, and while none of them were ever bored by the world Grant describes, they questioned whether it was realistic for her characters to have such excellent recall of the apocalypse. Nevertheless, critics recommended Feed as a title that should entertain even those who are not normally fans of the SF or horror genre. Stay tuned for the second in the Newsflesh series, Blackout.
The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms by N.K. Jemisin (Orbit) ~ Barnes And Noble
From Publishers Weekly
Starred Review. Convoluted without being dense, Jemisin's engaging debut grabs readers right from the start. Yeine desires nothing more than a normal life in her barbarian homeland of Darr. But her mother was of the powerful Arameri family, and when Yeine is summoned to the capital city of Sky a month after her mother's murder, she cannot refuse. Dakarta, her grandfather and the Arameri patriarch, pits her against her two cousins as a potential heir to the throne. In an increasingly deep Zelaznyesque series of political maneuverings, Yeine, nearly powerless but fiercely determined, finds potential allies among her relatives and the gods who are forced to live in Sky as servants after losing an ancient war. Multifaceted characters struggle with their individual burdens and desires, creating a complex, edge-of-your-seat story with plenty of funny, scary, and bittersweet twists.
These look like interesting Novels to take the Coveted Hugo Award. We at KindleClay are looking forward to the winner and will, of course let you know which one of these works takes the Prize.


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Reducing disk space use in Pine
The following instructions are written to help individuals who work with Pine email use the program to reduce the disk space used by their email messages.
- To check how much disk space your account is using overall, log in to your UDelNet account the way you normally do using the Secure Shell (SSH) application.
(If you do not have a copy of this program on your computer, you can download a free copy for a Windows computer. For a Macintosh computer, you can use the "Terminal" program located in the Applications folder > Utilities folder > Terminal of your Macinsoh computer.)
- To check where in your account the most disk space is being used within your email folders, at the copland.udel.edu (%) prompt, type
du -ak | sort -n
The | character is usually located on the key above the ENTER key.
- Press ENTER. You will see a list that looks similar to the following:
copland[3]% du -ak | sort -n
2 ./.cshrc 5 ./mail/work
10 ./mail/class1
15 ./mail/read-mail
15 ./mail/family
16 ./mail/saved-messages
85 ./mail/sent-mail
216 ./mail/class2
362 ./mail
1245 ./pictures
1971 ./
- The number in the left-most column indicates the size (amount of disk space used) of the file or folder. The files or folders at the bottom of the list are the largest.
- The name of the file or folder appears on the right. Write down the names of the last 4 or 5 folders.
- The last number (preceding the ./) is the total amount of disk space being used.
- Files that appear in the mail subdirectory (e.g., ./mail/class1) are folders you created within your email program.


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An early morning shooting in Delta Township Tuesday left two men hospitalized, one with "life-threatening" injuries.
Eaton County Sheriff's deputies say shortly after midnight, they were notified by Saint Lawrence hospital that two shooting victims had been dropped off at the hospital.
Deputies later determined that the shooting took place at a house in the 43-hundred block of Darron Street.
The victims' names have not been released, but we're told they are a 39-year-old man and 31-year-old man.
Investigators believe the men shot each other, however, they say their investigation is ongoing.
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Christina Aguilera, Charlie Sheen: Fame is Reason They Don't Get Help?Michelle Lamar
Christina Aguilera and Charlie Sheen are the latest celebrities with drug and alcohol issues. But a leading addiction expert says their fame is one of the reasons that their addiction issues have reached a crisis point?
Christina Aguilera and her boyfriend Matthew Rutler were arrested early Tuesday morning. The couple was pulled over by the cops because their car was driving erratically. Unless you've been living in a cave, you know that Charlie Sheen is on a one man media blitz, giving bizarre interviews to anyone who will listen.
Addiction expert Dr. Jeffery Huttman of Challenges Addiction Treatment Center says that celebrities are often protected by those around them from experiencing the consequences of their addiction.According to Dr. Huttman, "The consequences of addiction usually get worse over time. Addiction is a progressive disease. It's never easy to quit. People usually stop using when they've suffered enough negative consequences. Famous people are often shielded from the realities of their addiction because the consequences are slower to hit home. Stardom and riches also tend to correlate with feelings of invincibility. When you've suffered enough pain and enough regret you'll be ready to stop."
Christina Aguilera was arrested for public intoxication but Matthew was charged with driving under the influence. Christina was released after she sobered up a bit, but Matthew Rutler was arrested on suspicion of DUI early Tuesday in West Hollywood, authorities said.
After the last few days, it's clear that Charlie Sheen has issues beyond his addiction problems and is having problems separating reality from fantasy.


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Guys, I cannot even begin to express the joy I feel about seeing Orlando Bloom all over the place promoting Romeo & Juliet. Like, there are no words for this kind of happiness.
Orlando and his Juliet, Condola Rashad, were all smiles today as they plugged Romeo & Juliet on Good Morning America. Just look at how happy Orlando is. It's like the same happiness we feel when we see Flynn Bloom cuddling a puppy.
But Orlando isn't just busy with R&J. He's also the new face of Magnum ice cream and his new commercial is amazing.
Seriously, if I could just watch this commercial for the rest of today while eating croughnuts I'll be a happy human. So this is what he was up to when he visited Turkey a few months back. Also, I feel like I could totally be his Magnum lady. Well, it my dreams at least.
Launch the gallery to check out all the photos of Orlando and Condola being adorable on I. Have you guys already bought your tickets for Romeo & Juliet? Because I am on top of it. And don't forget to watch the Magnum commercial below! Ahh, Orlando love all over the place.


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Relax, Kristen Stewart Probably Won't Be Lois Lane
By Josh Tyler 2011-02-02 01:49:43 comments
Since the announcement of Henry Cavill as the new Clark Kent, the internet has been utterly preoccupied with the question of who will play Lois Lane in Zack Snyders new Superman. So far weve heard six names bandied about and now you can scratch one, probably the least popular one, off.
Kristen Stewart, previously rumored to be one of the contenders (though word is that Jessica Biel and Rachel McAdams are the frontrunners), probably doesnt have a shot. Over at Gossip Cop, where they make their living doing pretty much nothing but debunking rumors like these, they claim to have a source who says its unlikely that Stewart will get the part.
Unlike a lot of people I dont really have a problem with Stewart, its really not her fault that Twilight is what it is. At least Stewart makes a good brunette, which is more than you can say for half the other names in that superhero rumor-mixer. But if crossing Kristen off the list gets Olivia Wilde any closer to getting the part Im all for it. Hey Zack Snyder, Olivia Wilde is the perfect Lois Lane. Sign her and forget about everyone else.
Even though she probably wont be flying around in Supermans arms, Stewart still has plenty to keep her busy. Another Gossip Cop source has confirmed the rumors we heard a few days ago that Kristens definitely on the list of potential candidates to star in Snow White and the Huntsman opposite Viggo Mortensen.
UPDATE! It's probably just a move made by her PR team to save face, but the NY Daily News reports that Stewart has passed on the role of Lois Lane and taken herself out of the running entirely. One down, four to go.
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Forty-two-year-old Democrat David Pepper has already served two terms as a Cincinnati City Councilman and a term as Hamilton County Commissioner. Now he wants to be Ohio's attorney general, and he's hitting Republican incumbent Mike DeWine on multiple fronts to try and unseat him.
Pepper has cast himself as the progressive alternative to DeWine's staunch conservatism, saying the attorney general is pushing a far-right agenda instead of serving Ohio residents. Pepper says he can do a better job, slamming DeWine on his response to Ohio's growing heroin addiction problem, the state's backlog of rape kits and his support of conservative causes like the recent Hobby Lobby Supreme Court case.
But with a mountain of experience and backing from the state's strong Republican political machine, 68-year-old DeWine is a formidable foe. If there's a political job in the state, DeWine has probably either done it or run for it. He has served as a county prosecutor, as an Ohio state senator, three terms in the U.S. House in the 1980s representing the suburbs around Columbus, a term as Ohio's Lieutenant Governor and for more than a decade was a senator for Ohio. He became attorney general in 2011.
Both candidates are part of prominent Ohio families. John Pepper, the challenger's father, is the former CEO of Procter & Gamble and Disney. The incumbent's cousin Kevin DeWine is Ohio Republican Party Chairman, and his son, R. Patrick DeWine, is a Hamilton County Common Pleas Court judge.
Pepper says he has gotten an in-depth look at the problems facing the state, both as a private attorney and during his time as a public servant in Cincinnati.
"A lot of what I'm talking about has been shaped by my experiences here as a councilmember and commissioner," Pepper said in a recent interview.
But DeWine's campaign says Pepper is inexperienced and that his criticisms about DeWine's performance as AG are misleading.
"From the average voter to the political insider, everyone sees his claims as ridiculous," DeWine's campaign spokesman Ryan Stubenrauch said in an interview.
Pepper has seized on questions of cronyism that have popped up around the AG's office. An Associated Press report earlier this year showed that the office awarded outside law contracts to firms without any documentation of the way those firms were chosen. Many of the firms tapped by the AG office are big donors to DeWine and the Ohio GOP. Pepper is accusing the attorney general of "pay to play" arrangements.
He also says DeWine hasn't been proactive enough on big issues like the state's escalating heroin addiction crisis during his time as AG.
The Ohio Department of Health in April released a report stating that 606 people in the state died from overdoses of the drug in 2012.
That's a 37 percent increase from 2011. Research by the attorney general's office suggests as many as 900 people in the state died from the drug in 2013, another big spike. Fatal drug overdoses have been the most common cause of accidental death in Ohio every year since 2007.
DeWine has taken some action on the issue. In November 2013, he created a $1 million special unit staffed with lawyers, investigators and addiction specialists to work on heroin cases exclusively and go after major dealers. Pepper says that's not enough. He proposes that the state create a modern database system that tracks heroin deaths, spend more money on addiction counseling and training for local law enforcement as well as make drugs that can treat overdoses more available.
DeWine's campaign says Pepper is simply politicizing a tragedy.
"There is no magic wand that's going to solve this. DeWine is doing all he can," Stubenrauch says, noting that law enforcement officials have been seizing record amounts of heroin from dealers in the past two years.
Pepper says DeWine has also mismanaged the process of testing rape kits, which are samples collected when sexual assaults are reported. Here, he's ventured into murky waters. Though the state does have a backlog of nearly 4,000 kits yet to be tested, this is mostly because local law enforcement officials have fallen behind in testing them. DeWine actually requested the kits be sent to the state so testing could be expedited.
But the state's crime lab is only able to test about 300 kits a year, and as many as 3,000 more that have yet to be released by local authorities. Pepper has floated the idea of sending the kits to other labs, including one in Hamilton County, for testing. DeWine says that won't work because these smaller labs don't have the capacity to test the overwhelming number of kits.
Pepper has also blasted DeWine on more ideological issues, including the brief the attorney general authored supporting Hobby Lobby in its recent Supreme Court case over contraception and the Affordable Care Act. Pepper says DeWine shouldn't be taking up such causes on taxpayers' time.
"Every time he's fighting these cases, he's losing valuable time and money," Pepper says. "I just think it's a very inappropriate use of the job to go around and fighting for Hobby Lobby. They have their own lawyers."
The Hobby Lobby brief is an example of DeWine's right-wing agenda, Pepper says. He contrasts that approach with his record, highlighting the fact that during his time on city council, he voted to overturn Cincinnati's Article XII charter amendment, which prohibited protected status for gays, lesbians and bi-sexuals. DeWine has been active in opposing laws expanding gay rights, including a pitched battle to keep Ohio from having to recognize gay marriages from other states.
Despite gains by Pepper, DeWine has some big advantages in the race.
The latest campaign finance information, filled in June, shows that DeWine's campaign has a comfortable $2.8 million to Pepper's $1.4 million. But Pepper's campaign doubled the amount of individual donors — more than 800 — DeWine had. These include a lot of small $50 and $100 contributions but also a couple big checks from big names.
Former Cincinnati mayor and talk show host Jerry Springer chipped in $10,000 in June, and Laurene Powell-Jobs, the widow of Steve Jobs, gave Pepper $12,000 in April. Pepper has also gotten help from his family, which has poured $84,000 into the AG-hopeful's campaign. David Pepper has also come out of pocket to the tune of $85,000 for his bid.
Pepper is seeking his first win in a statewide race, having lost a bid for state auditor in 2009. Currently an attorney, Pepper received both his undergraduate and law degree from Yale and now practices law and teaches as a professor at University of Cincinnati College of Law.
DeWine says Pepper is not fit for the role of Ohio's top attorney. In a February interview with a reporter for The Cleveland Plain Dealer on transparency issues in his office, DeWine pulled no punches.
"He is the most unqualified person to run for attorney general in my lifetime," he said of the challenger.
Pepper calls that "nonsense," pointing out that DeWine was a county prosecutor decades ago.
"Crime on the ground in Ohio looks much different than it did in the 1970s," he said, claiming his more recent experience as a private attorney and law professor have prepared him well for the job.
The candidates have until July 31 to file their next set of campaign finance disclosures, and both candidates continue to reach out to donors and voters ahead of the November election. Pepper's gotten endorsements from usual Democratic supporters like the Human Rights Campaign. DeWine has gotten endorsements from business groups, including the National Federation of Independent Businesses. ©
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The Alexandra Lions Great Easter Bunny Hunt, the Highlands
Festival of Speed and the Clyde Wine and Food Harvest
Festival are among the attractions for visitors and locals
The bunny hunt is in its 22nd year and convener Dave Ramsay
said 15 teams had to be turned away this year because of a
shortage of properties.
''There's a lot of disappointed people - about 180 hunters-
but we usually strike this in the [Warbirds over Wanaka]
airshow year.
Several of the blocks we usually use are around the [Wanaka]
airport, so they're ruled out for safety reasons, and another
of our blocks has the [national championship] jet sprints
going through it, so that's another one out.''
A total of 26 properties throughout the Central Otago and
upper Clutha district will host teams of hunters, who begin
their task tomorrow and tally up the following day, laying
their haul in Pioneer Park to be counted by noon on Saturday.
Hunting teams are from all over the country and conditions
might favour the rabbits this year, Mr Ramsay said.
Rain is forecast and wet weather would keep rabbits
''indoors'' in their burrows, so tallies could be down.
Funds raised from the event will be donated to the Otago
University stem cell research on type 1 diabetes.
Motorsport enthusiasts will be heading to Cromwell, where the
Central Speedway and the Highlands Motorsport Park have
racing organised from Friday to Sunday at adjacent venues on
the outskirts of the town.
The Highlands Fling, being contested at Highlands, could
become the signature event in an Easter motorsport calendar,
the organisers hope.
''If you've got a classic $200,000-plus car for example,
you're probably reluctant to race it and risk door
handle-to-door handle contact or wheel-to-wheel,'' Highlands
general manager Mike Sentch said.
''This event is a no-contact event, a single car sprint, a
timed race around a circuit that's about 1250m long, and we
expect it become an iconic event.''
The sprint will be one of the highlights in the two-day
Festival of Speed being staged at Highlands on Saturday and
About 50 vehicles have been entered in the fling, including a
Freightliner truck raced by former Mataura mayor ''Inky''
(Ian) Tulloch.
Each day's festival programme is identical and ''it's as much
about what's off the track as what's on the track'', Mr
Sentch said.
A wide range of vehicles will feature in the Classic Road and
Racing Car Show, which will be set up on the car park area in
front of the museum.
The display includes Porsches, Jaguars. Pontiacs and ''some
immaculate Minis'' along with several vintage wooden jetboats
and old caravans.
A fashion show and a ''best-dressed'' contest will add a new
element to the festival. Patrons are encouraged to dress in
period clothing.
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