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I wanted to take a minute to tell you about a group I came across online that has drawn me in with their wonderful cause. Operation Baking Gals is a group of wonderful women baking for our soldiers that are deployed many places overseas. They are always looking for more hands to bake! Even if you are a novice baker, no worries, the guys are just looking for a taste of home. Who says that taste can't be Pillsbury or Betty Crocker? They give you all the information you need in order for your box and cookies to arrive safely as well as helpful tips on getting them there in the best shape. I encourage you to take a little time today and check out the site. Sign ups are open for another round of baking and they would love to have you join them! Click here to sign up.
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
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The Game Plan
For now, we're starting off small.
As the blog hopefully continues to grow, the plan is to receive contributions from players, coaches, and other media personnel across the country. The idea is to create one central place for stories to be told relating to CIS hockey.
If you have any interest or ideas involving contributions to the blog, email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
Victor Findlay
Born in Oshawa, Ont. I broke into hockey media in 2012-13 volunteering behind the scenes for the Oshawa Generals in the OHL. My three seasons with the team ended with a Memorial Cup run in Quebec City, Que., which I had the privilege of covering through Ryerson. Now entering my third year in the Ryerson Sport Media program and my second year covering CIS hockey, I provide play-by-play commentary for all Ryerson Men's Hockey home games, and I write nationally about CIS hockey as a freelancer for Yahoo Sports Canada. I look forward to growing our game and league across our great country in the new year.
Twitter: @Finder_24
Twitter: @Finder_24
Alex D'Addese
Most of the photography seen on the website is supplied by a good friend and work accomplice, Alex D'Addese. After originally enrolling at the University of Windsor, Alex and I met during our first year in the Sport Media program at Ryerson where we collaborated on a campus radio show. His insatiable need for sugar and great photos make Alex one of a kind. Now entering his third year at Ryerson, Alex serves as the university's marquee sports photographer. His work can be seen here.
Twitter: @alex_daddese
Twitter: @alex_daddese
Graham Neysmith
Writing out of Montreal, Que., I started as a play-by-play announcer for McGill University in 2014, broadcasting varsity hockey and soccer. This was not my first experience with the CIS however. In fact, the first-ever hockey game I attended was a Concordia Stingers game (thanks to the '04 NHL lockout). In the past, I've written about the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, Major League Soccer and the Canadian sports media. With The Attacking Zone, I will focus on coverage of women's hockey. My goal is to bring exposure to the sport that doesn't get the recognition it deserves.
Twitter: @GNeysmith
Twitter: @GNeysmith

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As I reported in the last post, I have given up on my plan to read two Faulkner novels this year. Already way ahead on my schedule, I had plenty of time to try some things off the list, so I started A Place on Earth by Wendell Berry. I found out about Berry a couple of years ago in my continuing search for Christian authors in the twentieth century. My prejudice may be ill-founded, but most recent Christian fiction seems more like pulp than literature; at least the covers make it look that way. And I keep thinking that surely some Christian in the last fifty years has done something like Lewis or Waugh or Greene. So every few months I Google it again to see what I can find.
So far Berry satisfies my itch. He writes poetic prose, and the Christianity comes through clearly without sounding forced. Oddly, the book reminds me a lot of Faulkner: a small town and its group of families with long intertwining histories; carefully worded, vivid descriptions of things, thoughts, and feelings; characters haunted by the past; various kinds of veils of mystery for the reader to get lost in. Reading about Berry a couple of days ago, I found out that all his novels tell stories of the same town, with timeframes reaching back to the nineteenth century; so Faulkner's shadow surely does hover behind Berry's figure. And yet I come away from Berry with a hope I don't usually get from Faulkner. If they both talk to me incessantly about the painful sore on my soul, at least Berry does so while putting some balm on it. This spring anyway, I felt judgment from Faulkner, while so far from Berry I sense commiseration.
Every character in the novel has a backstory of pain and death to deal with. There's Frank Lathrop, who watches after the shop of his son Jasper, who has gone to war – watching not consisting of running the store but rather of meeting friends in its back room for a regular game of rummy. There's the lame carpenter, Ernest Finley, who finds his shop gradually arranged so as to require the least amount of walking possible. There's Uncle Stanley Gibbs, who has lost his hearing and answers everyone's first greeting as if it were a question about his health (it rarely is). There's Jayber Crow, who thinks because he was adopted that his life was begun without a purpose, and thinks because his life was begun without purpose that he can never find any later in life, either. There's Burley Coulter who raises his nephews after their mother dies and their father abandons them, only to see one of them killed in the war. And there's Nat, the surviving nephew, who has to live with the loss of mother, father, and brother. The narration tells us that these events and circumstances shape each person and that among the losses one must learn to accept is the loss of the person he would have been had life gone differently.
Whatever Berry's brand of Christianity is, it doesn't offer easy, ready-made answers. In fact, the characters merely tolerate the preacher when he comes to offer condolences after a son is lost in war, because the preacher's words don't recognize the unique circumstances of the personalities involved. Instead, the grieving townsfolk think of him as merely offering a set speech with blanks filled in by names meaningless to him. Talk of the Hereafter brings no solace to a creature who cannot find a place on earth. And that place has to accommodate loss and the individuality loss shapes in each of us.


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How Does Having a Dad Bod Affect My Kids?
Becoming a Father changes you forever.
With the newborn comes new responsibilities including round the clock care - often for your partner as well as the baby.
It is only too common for new Fathers to fall into a lifestyle that can, potentially, create great anxiety and stress.
When you become a father, your priorities change. Where, before the birth, you might have had a schedule beautifully fine-tuned around work, rest and play, this will all fall away like a dimly remembered dream.
Your schedule will be hard-hit, lack of sleep will be common, and as your focus shifts to your new parenting role, it may seem impossible to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Motivation is the key to maintaining fitness. Increasing your weight requires more effort than losing it.
Your Beer Belly, Their Future
Research shows that when Dad gains a beer belly, it is unhealthy for himself and his future children.
A beer belly is a sign of visceral fat around internal organs. This is more than about looking good.
In men a waist circumference of over 40 inches increases the likelihood of getting heart disease.
It also affects your sperm.
How Being Overweight Affects your Sperm
Last year researchers from Wexner Medical Centre at Ohio State University conducted a study to understand the impact of a body weight on sperm genetic information. Based on studies using mice they found that mice who were placed on a high fat diet but were allowed to exercise produced offspring who could control their weight well. If the father did not exercise, it impacted the metabolic health of future offspring.
In other words, weight loss or weight gain changes the DNA of sperm.
Other studies have also shown that overweight parents can also have overweight children. In a study published in the International Journal of Obesity in 2011, they analysed 3,000 families. When the mother was of normal weight but the father was overweight; it multiplied the risk of the children being overweight by a factor of four.
How Exercise benefits your kids - and You
All the things that kids get from fitness when young actually affects their adult lives too. This includes; cardio-respiratory fitness, muscle strength, bone strength - all the things that physical activity and exercise brings. Cardio fitness relates to how the heart and lungs function. What matters is how efficiently they provide oxygen to the muscles. Muscular fitness, on the other hand, relates to muscular power and flexibility.
Astonishingly, research shows that heart disease starts in childhood, which makes providing healthy exercise and nutrition a vital part of being a parent.
So how much activity is enough? Children between two years old and five years old should be having at least three hours of physical activity per day. From five years old this need lessens to at least an hour of high intensity a day - that is exercise that is vigorous enough to make them "out of breath".
This will also have a positive effect on their mental health. Both the biochemical effect of exercise on the young human brain and the social side of being active outside with other children can do much to prevent depression and anxiety.
Normalising Bad Health
Dads play more actively and physically with their children than do Mums. This play has a number of massive benefits for the children, not least of which is enabling them to keep slim or adjust their weight if they have put on a few pounds.
In addition, children are highly tuned learning machines. They pick up their fathers' diet and exercise habits like sponges. And they don't do what you say; they do what you do.
Let's face it; men with beer bellies may love watching sports but doing sports...not so much. Probably not quite so much outdoor fun with the kids either. The problem is those wobbly bits, and all the unhealthy habits it takes to develop those wobbly bits, normalise poor health in the children's eyes, shaping their own eating habits.
All dads are super dads. At least, to their kids. But there is a downside to being a hero. It means there is a direct line from our pie-in-face-stuffing tendancies to obesity in our kids. When children are obese, they are at risk of cardiovascular disease, certain types of cancer, and diabetes.
Escaping The Dad bod
If you are a New Father it's time to bin the takeaway menu and forget buying junk food on your way home. You wont have enough money for that, anyway. So here are a few tips to lighten your bod without lightening your wallet.
Don't Shop When Hungry
Bad idea. Preplan, even a bit. You might think that's not a man thing to do but put it this way, a disciplined MARINE doesn't load up on biscuits just because he went shopping when hungry. Nor should we. At least throw things in the basket that are roughly in the right direction and sort the details later....eggs or oats for brekkie, wraps, salad and slices of meat or fish for lunch. Butter. I do mean butter. Loadsa veg for evening meal and tasty protein...we are big into turkey slices sooo tasty and easy to throw in a pan. With butter. Bish bash bosh, done. Or whatabout a stir-fry?
Get Your Meals Ready Ahead of Time and Cut the Sugar
Ok, this may be asking a bit much but try it; so a spag bol, double up on ingredients and put half of it in the freezer. Then when you come in famished from work and your other half is slumped comatose over a sleeping baby that's the time to whip out the unused spag bol, defrost it in the microwave and chalk up all that kudos.
It's more effort than a plate of cereal but c'mon, really cereal for dinner (yeah, done it). Next time you try any cereal other than porridge, take a look at the sugar content. It's likely to be high.
Cut the sugar. Cut it from your diet, and cut it from your kids' diet. That ESPECIALLY includes the hidden sugars in rubbish like fizzy drinks, cereals, factory made "ready meals" or fast food. Fast is right; speeding you and your kids to an early grave. Full of sugar, full of additives. Cut it down, one meal at a time. If you are right at the edge of your budget, check out "A Girl Called Jack" by Jack Monroe. It's a masterpiece of tasty on a budget.
Breakfast Water
We need water to break down fat. Not coffee or tea - you can have those AS WELL AS but not INSTEAD OF water in the morning. Why in the morning? Because you won't have drunk any water for AT LEAST 8 hours - probably MUCH MUCH MORE. You wont feel thirsty but that's not the point; if you have trained your brain to not have water in the morning it won't recognise that at a cellular level your body is crying out for the stuff. So get up, put the kettle on and before you start your coffee drink a glass of water. It'll help you burn fat and increase your energy levels.
Go for Weightlifting.
If you have never been weightlifting don't worry, you are not alone. It is no longer just associated with Arnie wannabees.
More and more non-Arnie types are beginning to understand that weightlifting is the best way to improve body structure: increase muscle mass and reduce fat. It helps prevent obesity, muscle atrophy caused by aging, cancer, heart disease and others.
And it isn't just your body which will benefit.
The brain and the body form an organic system. Your physical condition can affect how you think and feel. Strength training will change your thinking, your feelings and your physiology.
Especially for men, weightlifting will have a huge positive impact on self-confidence and happiness.Weight training as a fitness training program is addictive. It's a healthy way to spend time and help not only your body but also your mind.
You can try to stick to the following routines and you will soon be in good shape.
Use Compound Exercises
These are the actions of moving multiple muscles at the same time. Unlike isolated movements with only one muscle movement at a time, this allows you to get the most out of your exercises. Complex exercises often create a new muscle mass. Consider compound exercises, you can try these fit father exercises listed below.
- Dumbbell Flys This sport is perfect for the movements of the chest, but it also makes your shoulders more comfortable. Three groups of 8 to 10 representatives are the ideal choice.
Try Lat Pull-down If you can do a lot of push-ups, I recommend them. However, most people can do only a few. Pull down until you are ready to pull out the full game. Aim for three groups of 8-10 reps.
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Monthly Archives: July 2009
I'm still here. I didn't mean to run off like that, but I've been so busy lately. I got things ready for company and then had car problems, eek. Since all of that, there's been much running around doing fun … Continue reading
Random Tuesday
1. I have been super busy getting things ready for company arriving in a few days. After this blog post, I'm making a list that I've been meaning to make since the weekend to be sure I don't miss anything. … Continue reading
Like two different people.
I decided to take this meme from Dr. Steph. I was going to do this on both iPods and choose the one I liked better but that's kind of cheating. So, I decided to just put both results on here. … Continue reading
A great start.
Ishbel, in Araucania Ranco. I started Ishbel early yesterday morning and today I started the lace. It really does move fast, like so many have pointed out. I'm actually a little slow at the knitting part of stockinette, I purl … Continue reading
Happy 4th of July!
3 day weekend!
Sort of, 3 day for some people include R so that means I have an extra day with him! Yay, fun stuff. So, for some fun stuff I thought I'd share some 'favorite things'. 1. Bird's nest eggs. There is … Continue reading
It's Friday, right?
Today has totally felt like a Friday, all the way down to all the traffic in the middle of the first real heat this summer. I spent much of the day going here and going there in my hot little … Continue reading
As seen on TV.
Well, not really. But, taken from brokeknits. I do have a few new things but I'm so sleepy right now and have a list of stuff to do (and I've been running around all day). The rules: 1. Respond and … Continue reading


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Friday was my parents' wedding anniversary and although I told them I didn't want to cramp their style, they insisted that I join them for dinner at Jamie's in Oxford. Of course, I soon realised that my main role was as their designated driver but as I was still suffering from the tail end of a cold, I didn't really mind. Jamie's was good, as ever, although perhaps worrying that there was no queue on a Friday night in term time. Oh, and the waitress's use of the "really nice" about six times during her description of each special grated somewhat but as she was able to secure the lamb special for Maman, after telling her it had suddenly sold out, did win her brownie points. I just had a brownie, described as the "ultimate" brownie but it was neither my last nor my best. It was "really nice" but with raspberries and amaretti and a more cake-like consistency, not my usual brownie preference.
Yesterday, after a perhaps ill-advised morning run around Christ Church meadow and some espresso from Oxford's most reliable purveyor of caffeine, The Missing Bean, I borrowed Papa's car and drove into Oxford to meet Lost in Translation for lunch at Mission Burrito. Oxford too, it seems, has jumped on the growing trend for Mexican eateries in the UK. Mission was good--the burritos were tasty and filling and the loud, privileged chatter of Oxford students gave the place some energy. I wasn't quite ready to give the Beamer back yet though so I decided to drive to Bicester Village. Sadly, the main shop I wanted to visit--Theory--had gone and I didn't buy anything. It was nice to be back behind a steering wheel again though.
Today, Maman and I were on a pilgrimage to the Pays Noir. We had mediocre pub grub with Maman's father in Pelsall (my scampi and chips were fine, even if they probably came out of the freezer) and then we went to visit Papa's parents. I could have done with a quieter weekend, really, to see off my cold but fun was definitely had.


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Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Director: Matt Reeves.
Cast: Andy Serkis, Gary Oldman, Jason Clarke, Keri Russell, Toby Kebbell, Judy Greer.
ONE of the biggest cinematicsurprises in recent years was Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes – another unwanted reboot/reimagining/prequel that turned out to be one of the best films of 2011.
So here's the sequel to that movie no one wantedand – surprise, surprise – it's also really good.
While not as tautly scripted as its predecessor, Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes (known as DOTPOTA from here on in) is another great balance of emotional punch, great characters (all apes), and action thrills.
Eight years after chief chimp Caesar (Serkis) led his fellow chemically enhanced apes to freedom across the Golden Gate Bridge, the world is a very different place. A virus has wiped out much of humanity, with the survivors eking out an existence in small communities, such as one in San Francisco.
At the other end of the Golden Gate Bridge, Caesar's colony is thriving, unaware any humans remain alive.
However a run-in between Caesar's forces and a small group of human survivors led byMalcolm (Clarke) sets in motion a chain of events that will lead the two species to either mutually beneficialpeace or bloodywar.
DOTPOTA pulls a few of the same tricks as its predecessor (which we will call ROTPOTA), but it's a very different film.Its misty forest and dark broken city settings give a suitably ape-ocalyptic (sorry) vibe to proceedings that's a starkcontrast to the warm homely tonesand bright clinical labs ofthe first film.
This is also very much the apes' film. Whereas Caesar (a combination of Serkis' motion-captured performance and some CG wizardry) and hissimian sidekicksstole the show last time, this time theyown the show.
Theinterplay and relationships between Caesar, the tortured human-hatingbonoboKoba (Kebbell), the wise Bornean orangutan Maurice (Konoval), and Caesar's son Blue Eyes (Thurston) are far more fascinating than thoseof the humans. While Clarke gets a lot to do as a sort-of go-between for the humans and the apes, Oldman does little but givevaguely rousing speeches and mourn for the past and Russell is a plot device disguised as a doctor.
This doesn't matter though becausethe apes are the reason to watch. They are wonderfully realised charactersbuiltfrom nuanced performances (particularly from Serkis and Kebbell) and some near flawless special effects.
The moral questions raised, the themes of trust and power, and the emotional moments are no less effectivefor being provided by a cast of CG primates.
As with ROTPOTA, DOTPOTA (yep, it's ridiculous but stick with me here)takes usto a destination we're expecting – a planet of, well, apes – but does so in an unexpected manner. It's this that helped make the first one so enjoyable and intriguing and the feat isimpressive once again here.
Whilethe humans are the weakest link, the apes more than make up for it, creating asequel that's well worth watching.


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If you've been looking for that extra hand around the job site or maybe the family farm, then you've undoubtedly searched through the current offerings of off-road vehicles more commonly known as ATVs or UTVs. There are plenty of machines in both of these categories that are very capable of handling working duties and some more than others. Let's not forget that they can be very fun to ride on your own adventure during the off days as well. However, when trying to find that specific tool that will fill the shop and be both profitable as well as fun to ride with family as the weekend comes, you must ask yourself some serious questions. Here are a few topics to really get your mind to work on finding that one budget-friendly machine so you don't suffer from buyer's remorse.
First, let's take a look at the budget you might be setting aside for the purchase. You really need to look closely at what you have to spend and think about adding to that budget or saving it for the right machine. ATVs are the lessor when it comes to money spent and the UTV, although it's a bit more spendy, can be purchased for not much more than the largest displacement ATV. Speaking of popular and reliable name brand machines only, ATVs will range from a modest $5,500 to almost $10,000 in cost. This range will yield you a quality working rig, but quality UTV options can also be bought into for just over the $10,000 mark and up. You owe it to yourself to study your budget and find that sweet spot that doesn't hurt when you sign on the dotted line.
Let's look at the pros and cons of both the ATV and UTV. Starting with the ATV, we know that it has a smaller footprint and is much easier to haul. Most will fit in the bed of a pick-up truck, and when it comes to the trails or getting around on a job site, this machine just seems to fit better. Power from an ATV engine is moderately limitless as some have an incredible 100 hp. You can haul a trailer with most ATVs and some even have stunning tow ratings, reaching an astonishing 1,500 lbs., or slightly over. They are impressive for sure.
Here's some food for thought, though. The cons for the ATV are its limits for the larger scale working world. You have a specific cargo capacity for the front and rear racks, sometimes totaling a meager 225 lbs. However, carrying heavy loads on ATV racks can create uncomfortable driving conditions for someone who is not yet ready for how the machine will react during cornering as well as starting and stopping. Some may need additional skill training to become proficient when it comes to working loads with an ATV. Most ATVs only carry one rider with a limited selection of two-up machines in the market.
Looking at the world of the UTV, you see not only a decent price hike for a multi-passenger rig but with that you get so much more workability and free time enjoyment as most will carry two or more passengers. UTVs have several ups and downs respectively and some would consider price, size of the machine, the need of a trailer to haul the majority of these machines, as well as the overall larger footprint around the trail or job site to be just a few. These few issues are somewhat easily overcome, except for pricing, as the value that a UTV adds to completing the workload is immeasurable. You will need a good tow vehicle as well as a trailer but let's look at the good side of this coin. You get vehicles that will haul from two to six occupants, tow up to an impressive 2,000 lbs., carry up to a full pallet of 1,000 lbs. in the steel cargo beds and just a very universal platform for a plethora of tasks. Not to mention only UTVs come in both gas or diesel engine platforms. All of these items come together to make a great case for themselves. Let's be honest here, it's a tough choice.
Tip: If you are unsure of which direction to go, and know of someone who has either type of machine, maybe take a ride, join friends or colleagues in their machines to experience both the ATV and UTV.
In closing, I just want to leave you with this little schedule of homework. It might help you decide, and whichever you choose, it will be a great adventure into off-road vehicles no matter which direction you go. Remember, just be honest with yourself and it will be the right choice. Answer these few questions and keep them with you while you walk through with your local dealer.


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This article was originally published in the April 2018 Princeton Echo.
If you haven't strolled down Nassau Street in the last few months, you will be surprised when you come to 142 Nassau, the longtime home of Hulit's shoes. Move over Buster Brown, the acai berry and other healthy food ingredients such as pitaya, kiwi, nutella, whey, and kale have now come to town. They are all on the menu at the newest location of the growing Frutta Bowls franchise.
Based in Freehold, Frutta Bowls now has more than a dozen locations in New Jersey as well as some in South Carolina and Alabama. The Nassau Street owners are George and Haydee Kapetanakis.
The concept is familiar: Place your order, pay your money, and then wait for your name to be called. There's a to-go option, but also comfortable seating for groups or individuals, with a good view of the Nassau Street parade.
The menu items may be less familiar. The signature Frutta Bowl ($9.99) features a base of organic acai with guarana and banana, and toppings of granola, strawberries, pineapple, kiwi, nutella, peanut butter, honey, and coconut. The Bermuda pitaya bowl ($10.65) consists of a base made from organic pitaya, banana, pineapple, and almond milk, with toppings of granola, honey, strawberries, blueberries, pineapple, and coconut flakes.
The coco puff Oatmeal Bowl ($6.99) has a frozen base of chocolate whey protein, peanut butter, nutella, banana, and almond milk, a hot layer of oatmeal, and toppings of graham crackers, nutella, peanut butter, and whipped cream. Healthy food, as we said, but not diet food.
Frutta Bowls, 142 Nassau Street, Open daily 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., except Sunday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 609-212-2188. fruttabowls.com.


text: The Tsilhqot'in decision: a view from Quebec23 juillet 2014 Erik Richer La Flèche Ce billet est disponible en anglais seulement. On June 26, 2014 the Supreme Court of Canada recognized for the first time a First Nation's aboriginal title over an area outside a reserve in Tsilhqot'in Nation vs. British Columbia. Since then much has been written on whether the decision would have an adverse impact on natural and infrastructure development across Canada, with some columnists and think tanks being alarmed at the consequences the decision may have on projects. In Quebec, the decision has been taken in stride by government and business. It is now generally accepted in Quebec that natural resource and infrastructure development requires local acceptance, particularly north of the 49th parallel in the territory covered by the Plan Nord. As such, Quebec is emphasizing consensus building and, in the final analysis, a sharing of the benefits of development. In this light it is expected that the Tsilhqot'in decision will have the following limited consequences in Quebec: Claim Expansion: The Tsilhqot'in case clarifies the criteria for recognition of aboriginal title over an area. These criteria are more culturally sensitive and better reflect the manner in which territory was historically occupied by First Nations. As a result it is expected that claims will cover larger areas, including submerged lands and maritime areas (see for example the recent statements made by First Nations in Halifax over Gulf of Saint Lawrence areas, including the Old Harry offshore oil area). Stronger Duty to Consult and Accommodate. The Supreme Court previously held that the duty to consult and accommodate First Nations interests on land over which aboriginal title or rights are claimed increases or decreases depending on the strength of the claim. The more serious the claim, the more onerous is the duty to consult and accommodate. The Tsilhqot'in decision should strengthen many claims and as such impose on governments a stronger duty to consult and accommodate. More Comprehensive Territorial Agreements: In previous decisions the Supreme Court placed the burden of negotiating comprehensive treaties and territorial agreements on governments. At this time Quebec has comprehensive territorial agreements with the Crees, Quebec's largest First Nation. Three Innu First Nations are currently negotiating with Quebec, the Mashteuiatsh, the Essipit and the Natashquan. Quebec hopes that others will follow. Quebec views these agreements favourably as they appear to have been generally beneficial for all concerned. For more on the Tsilhqot'in decision, see our blog post of July 4. For a discussion of the subsequent Supreme Court decision in Grassy Narrows, see our post of July 16. MISE EN GARDE : Cette publication a pour but de donner des renseignements généraux sur des questions et des nouveautés d'ordre juridique à la date indiquée. Les renseignements en cause ne sont pas des avis juridiques et ne doivent pas être traités ni invoqués comme tels. Veuillez lire notre mise en garde dans son intégralité au www.stikeman.com/avis-juridique.


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If you follow my instagram account, you know I went to the Designer Loft sample sale this weekend. When someone's offering wedding gowns discounted to $200, it's hard to pass that up. Before this, I had always thought that a bridal sample sale would be like that Friend's episode where Monica takes Phoebe and Rachel to a bridal sample sale and gives them whistles to blow when they find "the" dress. They end up fighting for the dress and it's total chaos. I've also seen the Kleinfeld sales on Say Yes to the Dress where brides are waiting at like 5 in the morning.
I was a bit apprehensive of what this would be like but the deals seemed too good. I figured I would pop by and if there was a long line then I would pass. However, I dropped by an hour into the sale and was able to walk right in. The sale was located in the same building as Designer Loft's salon but on a separate floor that looked more like a warehouse type space. When I arrived there were about 5 shoppers. 3 Brides, 1 mother of the bride and a woman shopping for an evening gown in the bridesmaid section. The sale was super calm. There were about 5 racks of dresses and the prices ranged from $400 -1000. There were also a few racks of evening and bridal gowns starting at $99. I didn't really see anything that was $400 but most of the dresses didn't have prices on them so you had to ask. I only saw a rack that was labeled as $1000. However, when I asked about prices of a couple dresses, they were all around $500-600. I found a beautiful Jenny Packham that was $500 and Aire Barcelona for $600. The prices also seems a little negotiable, especially if paying with cash.
If you're in New York, and looking to check out this sale for yourself, they do this sale every couple of months. Like the Designer Loft facebook page to find out when the next one is.


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A wake-up call for Europe
Europe's slack security allowed the Paris train shooting to happen but the news media will indulge themselves with the Moroccan connection.
Authorities have arrested a man who was overpowered by passengers on a packed Amsterdam-Paris train. Reports say the suspect had visited Syria and was known to intelligence services. He could therefore be tagged a "terrorist".
But the heroic event, which led three Americans to wrestle Moroccan national Ayoub el-Khazzani, 25, to the floor when he fired an assault rifle, leads to two thoughts: First, that the media will expand on the cliché that Morocco and the rest of North Africa are breeding pools for terrorists and, second, that heroism itself is not dead.
But what has Europe learnt?
The shooting, which underlined difficulties facing intelligence services trying to track an unprecedented number of potential terrorists, is expected to lead to tighter security for international train services in Europe, as many will ask how an individual in Europe boards a train with an assault rifle.
Other questions EU security outlets might ponder include the availability of weapons in the first place. In the Paris shootings earlier in 2015, guns that killed and maimed many in two incidents were traced to a Belgian arms dealer. But intelligence agencies know that the Belgian route is not typical.
The heart to both the gun problem and "terrorists" from North Africa can be found with Europe's slack security. It's easy to think of Morocco as a country that harbours terrorism. However, this country is doing its best to fight jihadists.
It has been a victim itself of hard-core Islamic groups. Few there can forget the Casablanca bombings of May 2003, which killed 45.
Morocco has worked hand-in-hand with Europe's intelligence services since then and, because of this, a number of arrests in the 2004 Madrid bombing were made.
The core problem, however, is not Morocco, a liberal Islamic country which, because of its identity, makes it the nemesis of Islamist terrorists.
The heart of the matter lies in Europe's security services and how EU governments have failed to efficiently deal with their home-grown jihadist problem. How could they not stop someone who is considered a high security risk after travelling to Syria getting weapons and planning a terrorist operation?
It's also about how the European Union is reluctant to lean on Spain's government for allowing arms, as well as fugitives to enter the union via high-speed boats at night across the straits of Gibraltar.
On a daily basis, illegal immigrants, arms and drugs are habitually whisked across the short stretch of sea from Morocco to Spain, where they are never detected by Spanish police — because those who arranged the shipments also handled the local police.
Corruption in Spain is what is fuelling both trades — one in illegal arms that originate in Algeria and the other in illegal immigrants.
The arrest of Khazzani might also make France and Spain take a look at their policies towards returning jihadists.
In many cases, terrorists who hail from North Africa often enter Europe via this soft underbelly that the European Union refuses to do anything about, because it might compromise its leverage on Spain in other areas.
In this particular case, slack border control combined with sloppy intelligence sharing led to this young man not only purchasing an assault rifle and a pistol but almost carrying out a terror attack.
About 850 French and 300 Belgians have left to fight in Syria and Iraq and hundreds have returned to Europe, say intelligence officials, overwhelming their ability to monitor them all.
Europe's media need to draw breath and abstain from pumping out the old clichés about Morocco and talk instead about EU borders.
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Interim post until I'm home tomorrow with the time and the better gear to insert links and so on...
Well this is a bit of a first for Chateau VVB, as it's the first post ever constructed offline. As I write, Mrs VVB and I are ensconced just outside the Barrington Tops National Park, which is 20 km outside Dungog, in turn of course the home of Doug Walters. Although, inexcusably, the map of the town doesn't show his house. Whereas two days ago, in Bowral, all roads led to the Don.
It's probably also a bit of a come-down for Chateau VVB, a 'what I did on my holidays' post rather than the incisive political commentary which we have offered over the last two years. Incisive political commentary cunningly disguised, of course, as two years of obsessive and not particularly original Howard-hating. Anyway, this is a chance to hone and refine, and to rid Chateau VVB of its obsessively chronological writing style. By the time we return to hearth and cat (assuming that the cat has satisfactorily withstood her enforced holiday to the end), we will have been away only a bit over a week but we'll have been to Foster, Katoomba, Burradoo, Sydney, the Barrington Tops and Armidale.
Rather we will dip, we will linger, and we will observe, all cunningly disguised as witless prejudicial snarking. Bear with us, there may be a morsel amongst the dross.
"Not particularly original Howard hating?" During our stay in Mrs VVB and I took a trip on a Sydney ferry (just around to Balmain and back, the holiday crowds prevented a Manly trip as the queue was about 300 metres long), and as we returned to Circular Quay I asked my long-suffering spouse whether she knew what was the best thing about visiting Sydney? She proferred no response (rolling eyes doesn't count as a response) and so I pointed across to Kirribilli and said "because that lying little weasel doesn't live there any more." Although she hadn't seen the response coming, she sighed as if she could have guessed. Know what I mean?
Anyway, hearing newsreaders on TV each night introduce a story with "Prime Minister Kevin Rudd" still doesn't sound quite right and the fact that he went to the cricket, gave us his views on the game and has a suitable jersey to wear on his morning walks (monring walks ffs, I mean I ask you...) all point to the somewhat distressing conclusion that the country has changed rather less than we might have desired.
Back to the holiday, and I'll warn again that descriptions will be embellished with the usual kind of thoughtless prejudice that has always informed stories from the Chateau.
The first concerns those who drive four wheel drives. These people are all maniacs. Why someone who presumably is reasonably level headed in all other aspects of life would want to endanger his whole family – 3 or 4 of them – by pulling his Landcruiser V8 out in the face of an oncoming semi just so he could arrive at the 80km limit on the edge of the next town about 20 second sooner just defeats me. It may have a big V8, but it's shaped like a house and weighs three times as much as a whale, it's not going to accelerate like a Lotus, mate, so just get used to it.
The second concerns the urban spread of Sydney, and particularly the small country-sized suburbs of McMansion land around Baulkham Hills, Kellyville and those other areas in Hillsong territory (ooh, it's button pressing time folks).
I'd read about it of course, but nothing prepares you for the reality of mile upon mile of identikit two storey boxes, all built within mere centimetres of each other (please forgive mixed imperial and metric measurements, it's about what resonates you see). But for me the most distressing thing was that, from birth (or house purchase), if you're in this part of the world you're in the grip of the oligopilists. The suburbs, the estates, the houses, they're are all the brainchildren of the big developers. The houses, as the 'McMansion' pejorative illuminates, are boxes made of ticky-tacky built by the same big builders. But they're big – enormous – not little, as in the song.
You go to shop, the majors have got you. The names on the billboards are all the same – the Harvey Normans, McDonalds, Video Ezy, Fantastic Furniture, and so on. You're trapped, no choice, no originality.
No wonder that the brand of religion offered supposedly to compensate for the consumption-based existence is simply more of the same.
I suppose when you build whole regions from scratch, this is what you have to do in these circumstances. The variety you get from organic growth is just a luxury that such rapid increases in population who have to be housed, fed, entertained and furnitured quickly cannot contemplate.
Another observation has to do with 'luxury' self-contained holiday accommodation, which is Mrs VVB's and my preferred type of holiday, with the 'luxury' very much in inverted commas – it's more just good quality and attention to detail that we appreciate. We've had really quite luxurious places, very well appointed and with the little touches that make it special such as four different kinds of breakfast cereal. Which is why when we pulled into tonight's place, we were a little taken aback – it's rather home-built and rather patchy.
However, the compensations are the wildlife – so far we've had a wallaby, some kangaroos including one with a joey in the pouch, a possum, various birdlife and who knows what else, all poking around the balcony. The noises outside are quite amazing, it'll be an interesting night.
Update after the fact: no, they were just money-grubbing penny-pinchers and it wasn't a good look after people who showed it can be done really well for the same money.
However, the one thing that these two places had in common was some interesting reading. The luxury place had the New Yorker. Somehow – probably passed on to him by relatives – my father used to get the New Yorker when I was in my early teens. I was fascinated to dip into it again some 40 years later to discover that it retains the same 'look and feel'. The writing is brisk, insightful, and with the same mannered, slightly ironic tone I recall from all those years ago. The cartoons are still very New York although if anything, their quality had dropped a bit I thought, compared to the writing.
When I mentioned my love of the magazine to the proprietor, his eyes lit up and we had a good chat about it.
Whereas here, I find Car magazine. I used to get Car back in the days when the late, the wonderful, the iconoclastic LJK Setright was its main correspondent. Unlike the New Yorker, Car had been updated several times and is now a bit too 'try-hard'. But it still retains its great section at the back wherein all cars on the UK market are listed, not only by useful statistics but also a great summary under three headings, viz. 'For', 'Against' and 'Verdict'. Which leads to some magic commentary.
"Maybach: For – Powertain, equipment. Against: Truly vulgar. Verdict: Shows the difference between taste and money.
Perodua Kenari: For – Plenty of headroom. Against – but people might see you in it. Verdict – upsetting.
And speaking of cars, we came out of Sydney today along the old Parramatta Road (the rule for the trip has been 'no payments to bloodsucking monopolists who run privatised motorways'). And I was pleased to see that Parramatta Road is still mainly a car alley with lots of new and secondhand purveyors, much as they purveyed when my mates at I would trawl the road in the early 70s looking for our dream cars. Mind you, the massive concentration of 'big box' and other retailers around Auburn is new, and also generates a bit of traffic.
Apart from that, our trip out of Sydney was smooth and then we headed north through Windsor and up the old Putty Road. This was, I believe the motoring writers' test track of choice back in the 60s when car manufacturers used to just give them a car to test and hang the consequences, rather than the more stage-managed efforts that seem to occur nowadays. The road is an appealing mix of very tight, twisty hilly bits with some open touring over the higher country and there was very little traffic, which was utterly different to last year when we got stuck in a 30km traffic jam outside Bulahdelah. As indeed the news reports said was happening again this year.
Although I'm still a car fan, I've slowed down a lot and with Mrs VVB observing that unlike me, she has no steering wheel to hang onto, I take it somewhat easier than I used to. So when the local yokels scream up behind in their 4WDs on narrow, bumpy roads, as they do, I'm looking for somewhere to pull over and let them past. No wonder that deaths of young blokes in the country are still disproportionately high as indeed they were when I was growing up in central NSW, and three classmates perished during years 11 and 12.
However I still find sharing the road with the terminally death-wished a little disconcerting. That said, on a suitable piece of back highway today, I still managed to sit on an easy 120 which Mrs VVB noticed but didn't take exception to, as the Saab is quite comfortable on smooth surfaces, but it hates choppy surfaces and suffers from terminal understeer on tighter roads, which mean you carry car speed into corners that then cannot be satisfactorily washed off or compensated (with great dollops of turbo assisted throttle) without undue distress to the passenger(s).
We've done a bit of bushwalking but regrettably as neither of us know much botany, we don't range far as one piece of subtropical rainforest looks much like another I have to admit. But we enjoy the solitude and the restorative properties of nature.
Well that's it, will update (or possibly delete) later.
Update: if anyone really wants me to insert links to explain Doug Walters, Donald Bradman, the Putty Road, LJK Setright or anything else that doesn't immediately strike a chord, let me know. Otherwise, take it as read. I'll post some photos later - most of them are on film, not digital.
We have returned to hearth and cat, the cat is mightily pleased to be home again. And speaking of cat, the best memory of the whole trip was seeing a cat hanging out the window of a car when offpsring no 1 took us for a day trip to the Fitzroy Falls and Kangaroo Valley. It has its tongue hanging out and fur flowing in the breeze, just dogs usually do. It looked wonderful.
29 December 2007
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Dublin's North Inner City is thriving and for this year's Culture Night, cultural organisations and buildings in Henrietta Street and Grangegorman are joining forces. Join us for free events as part of the annual all-island public event that celebrates culture, creativity and the arts.
On the 20th of September, there will be loads of free things to do all a short walk from the Broadstone Luas stop, 1 4 Henrietta Street , the King's Inns, Registry of Deeds, Grangegorman Development Agency, and Na Píobairí Uilleann will all be open to the public for a series of free events.
Beside the Luas stop, the Grangegorman campus is hosting a jam-packed programme of activities through '…the lives we live' Grangegorman Public Art programme. From 4pm – 8pm there will be exhibition tours, demonstrations, display, performance, short film screenings and the launch of the Crocosmia × project.
A stroll over the road and through the King's Inn park will bring you to the Registry of Deeds, where from 5-9pm you can drop into a calligraphy workshop and learn 18th Century Round Hand using sample text from archival documents. You can also learn about the type of equipment and working conditions which Registry of Deeds staff experienced in the 1700s.
Next door, the King's Inns is Ireland's Oldest School of Law, founded in 1541. Here you can take a peek inside a key example of Ireland's Georgian architectural heritage on a guided tour of the James Gandon designed Dining Hall, completed in 1806. Tours will be running
from 5-9pm and booking is required.
Down the road at 14 Henrietta Street, you can catch a unique live music and film screening of 'Float Down the Liffey' presented by DabbledooMusic and 14 Henrietta Street ; a musical journey through Dublin's venues and streets at night with an accompanying live electronica score of brass, percussion and organs. There are two performances at 6pm and 7.45pm.
Next door, between 6 and 10pm Na Píobairí Uilleann (the society of Irish pipers) invite you to a guided tour of their Georgian building, located on one of Ireland's most architecturally important streets. The tour will include a visit to the library and archive and will also feature musical performances from leading uilleann pipers.
For more information on any of these events, please check the Culture Night website, where you can find contact details for all of the venues mentioned.
Culture Night website: www.culturenight.ie
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Venue: Grangegorman Campus, Grangegorman Lower, D7
Name of event: Revealing Grangegorman
20 September 2019, 4pm-9pm
Admission free
Booking details: No booking required
Website: culturenight.ie/event/grangegorman-development-agency
Social media: twitter.com/GrangegormanDev, facebook.com/grangegormandev
Venue: 14 Henrietta Street, D1
Name of event: 'Float Down The Liffey'
20 September 2019, 6pm – 7.15pm and 7.45pm – 8.45pm
Admission free
Booking details: No booking required
Website: culturenight.ie/event/14-henrietta-street
Social media: twitter.com/14HenriettaSt, facebook.com/14HenriettaStreetDublin
Venue: King's Inns, Constitution Hill, D1
Name of event: Kings Inns, Guided tour of Dining Hall
20 September 2019, 5pm – 9pm
Admission free
Booking details: Booking required
Website: culturenight.ie/event/kings-inns
Social media: twitter.com/KingsInns, facebook.com/KingsInns
Venue: Registry of Deeds, Henrietta Street, D1
Name of event: Calligraphy drop-in workshop
20 September 2019, 5pm – 9pm
Admission free
Booking details: No booking required
Website: culturenight.ie/event/registry-of-deeds
Social media: twitter.com/PRA_Ireland
Venue: Foyer, Rathdown House, Grangegorman Lower, TU Dublin Grangegorman, D7
Name of event: Time as Form, Spirasi
20 September 2019, 5pm – 9pm
Admission free
Booking details: No booking required
Website: culturenight.ie/event/spirasi
Social media: twitter.com/spirasi
Venue: Na Píobairí Uilleann, 15 Henrietta St, D1
Name of event: Guided tour
20 September 2019, 6pm – 10pm
Admission free
Booking details: No booking required
Website: culturenight.ie/event/na-piobairi-uilleann
Social media: facebook.com/napiobairiuilleann, twitter.com/napiobairi


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This is a card I made for the Moxie Fab World Challenge #3 (making a card that incorporates a peacock). Have you seen the new Moxie Fab blog? If not, please check it out HERE! Paper Craft's Cath Edvalson created this blog & it's FULL of trendy goodness! :)
So... I really didn't think I could come up with something 'peacock' & figured they weren't kidding when they said that it was a 'challenge'! Yikes! But... a few nights ago, I was at Hobby Lobby searching for Christmas decorations and passed this isle FULL of feathers! Light bulb! And could you believe they had several packages of peacock feathers to chose from? Who knew!?! I guess that's why Cath is in charge of this blog. She knows her stuff and is on top of the trends on the market! So... I got home and started looking through my stamps and came across a backgrounder that was screaming to be inked up! I think this Victorian Pattern Backgrounder is so pretty! I embossed it in deep brown EP and paired it with some jewel toned cardstock. Voila!
Now I'm just crossing my fingers that the Paper Crafts girls will think it's Moxielicious and pick me as one of their winners. ;) I love a challenge!
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- Versamark, Timber Brown Stazon (Tsukineko)
- Walnut Stain Distress Ink (Ranger)
- Vibrant Teal, Intense Kiwi, & Classic Yellow CS (Prism)
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With Jason and Adam away Dave and Chris decide to play. Apple lays the smackdown on Facebook and Google, Dave talks about how he thinks Steve Buscemi is way hotter than Jennifer Lawrence, Epic takes on Steam and what is going on in Canada with the keyfobs?
Apple And Facebook Are Squaring Off!
Due to Facebook's misuse of Apples program for internal app distribution via an app that tracks teenage customers for "research", Apple has shut down Facebooks ability to distribute internal iOS Apps. Now the battle heats up because Apple has been very critical of Facebooks actions since the Cambridge Analytica scandal, and if push comes to shove Apple could simply boot Facebook and all of it's associated apps(ie. Instagram) off of the iOS platform all together. Not to overlook the fact that Facebook was actively tracking teens for some unspecified research. Not to be outdone, it appears that Google also said "hold my beer" and has been doing almost the same thing as seen in this article from TechCrunch
Steve Buscemi & Jennifer Lawrence DeepFake Video
This video itself is at once fascinating and terribly creepy. The DeepFake tech is getting really good and really easy to accomplish by anyone. What impact do we think this will have going forward?
Epic Battle Rages Between Steam And The Epic Game Store
For the first time a company has been able to really take a swing at knocking Steam off of it's top spot in the world of PC gaming. Now, with another exclusive title getting yanked from Steam it seems the gloves are finally coming off. Metro Exodus was previously listed for pre-order on Steam. That is until Epic Game Store managed to sign Metro Exodus to an exclusive deal and suddenly forced Steam to pull the game off it's virtual shelves. Competition is usually a good thing, but is this battle going to leave PC gamers crushed as nothing more than collateral damage in the end?
Why are key FOBs and Cars not working in Canada?
In a town called Carstairs in Alberta, there is a major mystery taking place as the town of around 4000 people seem to have a car killing grocery store. No one knows what is causing the problems at the Westview Co-Op grocery store, but now the Canadian Ministry of Innovation, Science, and Economic Development are involved and hoping to solve this mystery. What would be causing people to park at the store only to find their key fobs and cars won't work anymore?
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Mjesto rada:
Osijek, Split, Zagreb
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OVS S.p.A. is the leading value fashion retailer in Italy with a dominant market share in men's, women's and kids' segments. Listed on the Italian Stock Exchange since March 2015.
- €1,363 million net sales in 2016
- Italian market share 7.37%
- over 1400 stores in Italy and abroad
- about 850,000 sqm total selling area
- early 7,000 employees
OVS S.p.A. operates under several brands:
- OVS, the leading Italian brand for men's, women's, and kids' clothing
- OVS KIDS, category killer and undisputed leader on the Italian market for kids' clothing
- UPIM, the Italy's family value retailer
- BLUKIDS, Upim's clothing brand for kids
- CROFF, Upim's home decoration brand
OVS is the n°1 apparel brand in Italy, leading value fashion retailer with a dominant market share in men's, women's and kids' segments.
- Founded in 1972 in Venice
- € 1,151m sales in 2016
- Over 1000 stores in Italy and abroad
- 150m visitors every year
- 97 % brand awareness in Italy
- Undisputed market leader in the Italian kids industry with a double digit market share
OVS is the first Italian fast fashion brand offering everyone, every day, the freedom to dress in Italian style, always at the best possible price.
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Osijek, Split, Zagreb
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- He/she is in charge of set up and replenishing of the sales areas, paying attention not to leave it empty and avoid stock shortage.
- He/she collects goods left over by customers in the fitting rooms or in the store, in order to keep the store as tidy as possible.
- He/she advises customers in moving across store departments and inside the store.
- He/she provides customers technical information on goods specifications, composition, use, maintenance and washing instructions.
- He/she sells items and suggests customers related promotions.
- He/she oversees clients behaviour, veryifing nothing is being stolen.
- He/she checks goods prices, even in case of price changes.
- He/she ensures subscription/replacement of fidelity cards.
- He/she provides in-store delivery service to e-commerce customers.
- He/she takes care of daily cash activities (opening/closing) and related controls.
- He/she supports Visual Merchandiser in store staging.
- He/she supports Warehouse Specialist in internal relocation and shipment of damaged/unsold goods.
- He/she opens/closes the store in collaboration with Warehouse Specialist.
- High school
- Work experience: 6 months to 1 year on similar jobs
- English - basic
- Basic computer knowledge
We offer:
- Temporary contract with possibility of permanent contract
- Full time working hours
- Overtime paid according to the local legislations
- Positive work environment
- Possibility of further professional development both on local and international level


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I started my company Mesh-3D 3 years ago to provide affordable 3D visualisations for Architects and allied professions. I have used Sketchup since it first came out but the renders from the built in render engine always disappointed me.
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England wicketkeeper retires
Matt Prior the 33-year old England wicketkeeper has announced his retirement from cricket. Between 2009 and 2013 he helped England to score three Ashes series victories and had won 79 test caps. However since 2014 the wicketkeeper could not play any cricket due to a recurring Achilles tendon injury. During a recent interview he had expressed his gratitude towards playing for Sussex and England and feels privileged of having played such a great successful game for English cricket. Matt Prior became the first England wicketkeeper to have scored a century on his starting career itself by hitting 126 at Lord's against West Indies which took place in 2007. He also scored a Test batting average of 40.18 which is considered to be the highest of any England wicketkeeper. It was during November 2004 that Matt Prior had been selected to tour Zimbabwe along with England's one-day squad. Most of the cricketers have expressed their tributes as a farewell to Matt Prior.
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Pakistan and China have decided to enhance their bilateral cooperation on counter-terrorism and to promote peace efforts in Afghanistan.
This decision to this effect was made during the meeting of Foreign Minister Wang Yi and his Pakistani counterpart Shah Mahmood Qureshi, held on Wednesday in Bishkek, on the sideline of the Foreign Ministers' Council of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).
According to the spokesperson of the Chinese Foreign Ministry Lu Kang here Thursday, during the meeting, the two sides agreed that China-Pakistan all-weather strategic partnership has been further deepened and promoted in the process of building the "Belt and Road".
The two sides agreed to jointly implement the important consensus reached by the leaders of the two countries during the second "One Belt, One Road" international cooperation summit in which Premier Imran Khan came to China, continue to maintain high-level exchanges, deepen pragmatic cooperation and promote China-Pakistan relations.
New developments have been made under the complicated and volatile international situation.
The two sides also conducted in-depth discussions on important international and regional issues of common concern.
For example, on the issue of counter-terrorism, the two sides agreed to further strengthen cooperation in the dual and multilateral areas.
At the same time, the two foreign ministers also exchanged in-depth views on the Afghan issue and reached many important consensuses on how to better maintain regional peace and stability.
Commenting on US Senator Rubio's plan filing motions for clearance in the South China Sea and East China sanctions bill, the spokesperson said the position of the Chinese side on issue such is consistent and clear. China's construction of islands and reefs on its own territory in the South China Sea is entirely within the scope of sovereignty.
The relevant motions moved by a US's senator violate the relevant basic norms of international law and international relations.
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A category of procedural devices employed by a party to a civil or criminal action, prior to trial, to require the adverse party to disclose information that is essential for the preparation of the requesting party's case and that the other party alone knows or possesses.Simple.
Exculpatory evidence
evidence favorable to the defendant in a criminal trial that exonerates or tends to exonerate the defendant of guilt.Again, simple.
Back in January when I had the pre-hearing for my 3020-a we put in our discovery requests. Part of what was requested, and we feel the most important part is the request for emails, texts, letters, etc... pertaining to me from DR Alison Coviello; Principal and Ed.D of PS 154 and her BFF AP Jessica Cruz.
Here, have a look;
It's all very straight forward. Now you ask, what is the problem?
It's now almost June and we have yet to not only get a response from TPU and/or Naeemah Lamont, but not even what we requested in discovery. Thus far this is reminiscent of the stonewalling that both Betsy Combier and Francesco Portelos received with their similar FOIL requests.
Which begs a question.
Is DR Alison Coviello; Principal and Ed.D hiding something? Is BFF AP Jessica Cruz hiding something? Can they be hiding it from me in cahoots at someone else? Possible. Or even worse, are they keeping information away from others? Possible as well.
Are not DR Alison Coviello; Principal and Ed.D and BFF AP Jessica Cruz both public officials bound by the Freedom of Information Law? Certainly, they, or anyone else is not above the law. Isn't there a moral and ethical necessity to obey and follow through on a FOIL request that might have evidence that is exculpatory?
The rule of law is what bounds us as a society. None of us, not the president, not a senator, not a teacher, not any of our loved ones are above the law. Without the rule of law which so pervasive in our society and great country there will all will be living in an anarchist society. The law is what glues us together as a society.
Myself, and all those going through the 3020-a process (ATR's I am not forgetting you, but concentrating on one aspect for now), are all due our full due process rights as spelled out by the 14th Amendment to one of the greatest papers ever written, The United States Constitution. Do these words mean nothing?
nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.In New York State, the 3020-a hearings fall under the rules and auspices of New York State Civil Practice Law and Rules. Again, the rule of law is all pervasive. It must be the standard. It must be what we follow.
If we choose to ignore the rule of law we are not better as a society, as a people, or a person than the tyrants that rule Russia, Cuba, North Korea, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and China.
One can reasonably assume at the lack of cooperation that a cover up might be happening. That there must be a reason to hide what is in our requests. Would not a reasonable person believe such a thing?
Which makes one wonder. What is really in those emails, texts, letters, etc..?


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One of the New World's Most Profound Cabernet Sauvignons
We are thrilled to offer 2007 Hillside Select as the 25th vintage of this Cabernet Sauvignon from Shafer vineyards. "This release displays classic Stags Leap District beauty with rich, perfumy aromatics that seem to push out of the bottle. The flavors of blackberry, cassis, black cherry, warm plum pie, dark chocolate, and a touch of vanilla are elegant and mouthfilling. The tannins are ripe and refined, holding out great promise for decades of cellar age.
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Hillside Select is aged a full four years prior to release (three years in Alliers and Tronçais oak barrels and one year in the bottle). While enjoyable today, this wine will gain richness and maturity with up to 20 years of careful cellaring."
98+ points Robert Parker: "The 2007 Cabernet Sauvignon Hillside Select has the potential to be a perfect wine in 5 to 6 years. Although it has shut down since I tasted it last year, it is unquestionably Shafer's finest Hillside Select since the 2001 and 2002. It needs 2-3 years of bottle age and should keep for 35+ years. This selection is made from the Eisele clone of Cabernet Sauvignon planted in a choice 50-acre parcel. It takes concentration, graciousness and complexity to its highest level in Napa Valley. An inky/blue/purple color is followed by sweet aromas of blueberries, blackberries, charcoal and subtle toast. The wine possesses fabulous concentration, a seamless/flawless personality, a textbook integration of alcohol, wood, tannin and acidity, an almost endless finish and a voluptuous texture. Exhibiting more tannin and structure than it did last year, this is a colossal wine that will still be going strong in 2050."
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BCCC names Frederick as Employee of the Month
Last updated 4/17/2012 at Noon
The Bridge City Chamber of Commerce presented Vicki Frederick of Platinum Studio as the Employee of the Month at their monthly Networking Coffee hosted by Complete Staffing, located at 1145 Texas Avenue in Bridge City.
Vicki was nominated and chosen for her professional work habits, wonderful pedicure skills, and her warm personality. Vicki has the ability to make one feel at ease the moment she begins working on her clients.
The nomination read as this: "I have known Vicki for about four years now and I don't think I have ever seen her without a smile. And I can promise that I have never been around her for more than two minutes without her making me laugh. Vicki does pedicures and reflexology at Platinum Studio in Bridge City. And if you ask me she is the best at what she does. She is always making you feel right at home and is always entertaining while she gives you her famous foot rubs. If you are ever wondering if she is working just look outside your window as you drive by the shop. That red suburban is in the parking lot at least six days a week from early to well past 5 p.m."
Vicki Frederick is located inside Platinum Studio at 1650 Texas Avenue next to Dairy Queen. Please call 735-6258 to schedule an appointment.
Vicki received a plaque, sponsored by David Self Ford, honoring her as the Employee of the Month as well as gift certificates to The Record Newspaper, Bette's Gift Shop, Luv Lingerie, DuPuis Tire and Service Center, Sonic Drive-In, Total Impressions Salon, Peggy's on the Bayou, Trendz, Tiger Rock Martial Arts of Bridge City, David Self Ford and a candy jar from Complete Staffing.


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