Memphis Slim From Wikipedia the free encyclopedia Memphis Slim Birth name John Len Chatman Also known as Peter Chatman Born September 3 1915 Memphis Tennessee United States Died February 24 1988 aged 72 Paris France Genres Blues Occupations Vocalist bandleader composer Years active 1930s 1980s Labels Bluebird HyTone Miracle Premium Mercury United VeeJay Folkways Antones Memphis Slim September 3 1915 February 24 1988 was an American blues pianist singer and composer He led a series of bands that reflecting the popular appeal of jump blues included saxophones bass drums and piano A song he first cut in 1947 Every Day I Have the Blues has become a blues standard recorded by many other artists He made over 500 recordings Contents 1 Biography 2 3 See also 4 5 Bibliography 6 External links Biography Memphis Slim historic home in Memphis Memphis Slim was born John Len Chatman in Memphis Tennessee For his first recordings for Okeh Records in 1940 he used the name of his father Peter Chatman who sang played piano and guitar and operated juke joints it is commonly believed that he did so to honor his father He started performing under the name Memphis Slim later that year but continued to publish songs under the name Peter Chatman He spent most of the 1930s performing in honkytonks dance halls and gambling joints in West Memphis Arkansas and southeast Missouri He settled in Chicago in 1939 and began teaming with the guitarist and singer Big Bill Broonzy in clubs soon afterward In 1940 and 1941 he recorded two songs for Bluebird Records that became part of his repertoire for decades Beer Drinking Woman and Grinder Man Blues These were released under the name Memphis Slim given to him by Bluebirds producer Lester Melrose Slim became a regular session musician for Bluebird and his piano talents supported established stars such as John Lee Sonny Boy Williamson Washboard Sam and Jazz Gillum Many of Slims recordings and performances until the mid1940s were with Broonzy who had recruited Slim to be his piano player after the death of his accompanist Joshua Altheimer in 1940 After World War II Slim began leading bands that generally included saxophones bass drums and piano reflecting the popular appeal of jump blues With the decline of blues recording by the major labels Slim worked with emerging independent labels Starting in late 1945 he recorded with trios for the small Chicagobased HyTone Records With a lineup of alto saxophone tenor sax piano and string bass Willie Dixon played the instrument on the first session he signed with the Miracle label in the fall of 1946 One of the songs recorded at the first session was the ebullient boogie Rockin the House from which his band would take its name Slim and the House Rockers recorded mainly for Miracle through 1949 with some commercial success Among the songs they recorded were Messin Around which reached number one on the RB charts in 1948 and Harlem Bound In 1947 the day after producing a concert by Slim Broonzy and Williamson at New York Citys Town Hall the folklorist Alan Lomax brought the three musicians to the Decca Records studios and recorded with Slim on vocal and piano Lomax presented sections of this recording on BBC Radio in the early 1950s as a documentary The Art of the Negro and later released an expanded version as the LP Blues in the Mississippi Night In 1949 Slim expanded his combo to a quintet by adding a drummer the group was now spending most of its time on tour leading to offcontract recording sessions for King Records in Cincinnati and Peacock Records in Houston One of Slims 1947 recordings for Miracle released in 1949 was originally titled Nobody Loves Me It has become as famous as Every Day I Have the Blues The song was recorded in 1950 by Lowell Fulson and subsequently by numerous other artists including B B King Elmore James TBone Walker Ray Charles Eric Clapton Natalie Cole Ella Fitzgerald Jimi Hendrix Mahalia Jackson Sarah Vaughan Carlos Santana John Mayer and Lou Rawls Joe Williams recorded it in 1952 for Checker Records his remake from 1956 included on the album Count Basie Swings Joe Williams Sings was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1992 Early in 1950 Miracle succumbed to financial troubles but its owners regrouped to form the Premium label and Slim remained on board until the successor company faltered in the summer of 1951 His February 1951 session for Premium saw two changes in the House Rockers lineup Slim started using two tenor saxophones instead of the alto and tenor combination and he made a trial of adding the guitarist Ike Perkins His last session for Premium kept the twotenor lineup but dispensed with the guitar During his time with Premium Slim first recorded his song Mother Earth Slim made just one session for King but the company bought his HyTone sides in 1948 and acquired his Miracle masters after that company failed in 1950 He was never a Chess artist but Leonard Chess bought most of the Premium masters after the demise of Premium After a year with Mercury Records Slim signed with United Records in Chicago the AR man Lew Simpkins knew him from Miracle and Premium The timing was propitious because he had just added the guitarist Matt Guitar Murphy to his group He remained with United through the end of 1954 when the company began to cut back on blues recording After 1954 Slim did not have a steady relationship with a record company until 1958 when he signed with VeeJay Records In 1959 his band still featuring Murphy recorded the album Memphis Slim at the Gate of the Horn which featured a lineup of his bestknown songs including Mother Earth Gotta Find My Baby Rockin the Blues Steppin Out and Slims Blues In December 1959 Willie Dixons debut album Willies Blues was released Memphis Slim was given almost equal credit on the album as Dixons piano accompanist Memphis Slim played on all of the tracks and wrote the two numbers that were not penned by Dixon Slim first appeared outside the United States in 1960 touring with Willie Dixon with whom he returned to Europe in 1962 as a featured artist in the first of the series of American Folk Festival concerts organized by Dixon which brought many notable blues artists to Europe in the 1960s and 1970s The duo released several albums together on Folkways Records including Memphis Slim and Willie Dixon at the Village Gate with Pete Seeger 1962 In 1962 Slim moved permanently to Paris and his engaging personality and wellhoned presentation of playing singing and storytelling about the blues secured his position as one of the most prominent blues artists for nearly three decades He appeared on television in numerous European countries acted in several French films and wrote the score for À nous deux France 1970 and performed regularly in Paris throughout Europe and on return visits to the United States In the last years of his life he teamed up with the respected jazz drummer George Collier The two toured Europe together and became friends After Collier died in August 1987 Slim rarely appeared in public although he reunited with Matt Guitar Murphy for a gig at Antones in Austin Texas in 1987 Two years before his death Slim was named a Commander in the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of France In addition the US Senate honored Slim with the title of AmbassadoratLarge of Good Will Grave of Memphis Slim Memphis Slim died of renal failure on February 24 1988 in Paris at the age of 72 He is buried at Galilee Memorial Gardens in Memphis Tennessee He was posthumously inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame in 1989 He was inducted into the Memphis Music Hall of Fame in 2015 Discography Year Title Label 1959 Memphis Slim at the Gate of Horn VeeJay 1959 Memphis Slim and the Real BoogieWoogie Folways 1960 Memphis Slim and the HonkyTonk Sound Folkways 1960 Travelling with the Blues Storyville 1960 Blue This Evening Black Lion 1960 Pete Seeger at the Village Gate with Memphis Slim and Willie Dixon Vol 1 Folkways 1960 Songs of Memphis Slim and Wee Willie Dixon Folkways 1961 Tribute to Big Bill Broonzy Candid 1961 Steady Rollin Blues The Blues of Memphis Slim OBC 1961 Memphis Slim USA Candid 1961 Broken Soul Blues Beat Goes On 1961 Chicago Blues Boogie Woogie and Blues Played and Sung by Memphis Slim Folkways 1961 Blues by Jazz Gillum Singing and Playing His Harmonica with Arbee Stidham and Memphis Slim Folkways 1961 Just Blues Bluesville 1961 No Strain Bluesville 1962 Sonny Boy Williamson and Memphis Slim In Paris GNP Crescendo 1962 Memphis Slim and Willie Dixon at the Village Gate with Pete Seeger Folkways 1962 Pete Seeger at the Village Gate with Memphis Slim and Willie Dixon Vol 2 Folkways 1962 All Kinds of Blues Bluesville 1963 Alone with My Friends Battle 1963 Jazz in Paris Aux Trois Mailletz Polygram 1964 Clap Your Hands Maison De Blues 1967 Legend of the Blues Vol 1 Jubilee 1967 Bluesingly Yours Maison De Blues 1968 Lord Have Mercy on Me Maison De Blues 1969 The Bluesman Maison De Blues 1969 Mother Earth One Way Records 1970 The Blue Memphis Suite Maison de Blues 1970 Messin Around with the Blues King 1971 Boogie Woogie Maison de Blues 1971 Born with the Blues Fuel 2000 1971 Blue Memphis Wounded Bird 1972 South Side Reunion with Buddy Guy and Junior Wells Sunny Side 1972 Old Times New Times with Roosevelt Sykes Buddy Guy and Junior Wells Barclay 1973 The Legacy of the Blues Vol 7 Sonet 1973 Memphis Slim Storyville 1973 Soul Blues Acrobat 1973 Raining the Blues Fantasy 1973 Favorite Blues Singers Folkways 1973 Very Much Alive and in Montreux Universal International 1974 Memphis Heat with Canned Heat recorded 1973 Blue Star 1975 Going Back to Tennessee Maison de Blues 1981 Rockin the Blues Charly 1981 Ill Just Keep on Singin the Blues SLG 1990 Steppin Out Live at Ronnie Scotts Castle Music UK 1990 Together Again One More Time with Matt Murphy twoCD set including Eddie Taylor Still Not Ready for Eddie Texas Music Group 1990 Parisian Blues Polygram 1990 The Real Folk Blues MCA 1992 Blues Masters Vol 9 Memphis Slim Storyville 1992 Pinetops Boogie Woogie Antones 1993 London Sessions 1960 Sequel Records UK 1994 The Blues Collection Vol 13 Beer Drinkin Woman ADD 1994 Lonesome Legacy International 1994 Live at the Hot Club BMG International 1995 Boogie After Midnight Chicago Music 1995 Jazz Blues collection Edition Atlas 1996 The Complete Recordings Vol 1 19401941 Peter Chatman as Memphis Slim EPM Musique 1996 Come Back Other Classics Masters Intercontinental 1996 The Bluebird Recordings 19401941 RCA 1997 Dialogue in Boogie with Philippe Lejeune Happy Bird 1998 Lonely Nights Catfish 1998 Very Best of Memphis Slim The Blues Is Everywhere Collectables 1999 Life Is Like That Charly UK 2000 The Folkways Years 19591973 Smithsonian Folkways 2000 Blues at Midnight Catfish 2000 Memphis Slim at the Gate of the Horn VeeJay 2000 Live at Antones Vol 1 Antones 2001 The Complete Recordings Vol 2 19461948 EPM Musique 2001 Essential Masters Cleopatra 2001 Blue and Lonesome Arpeggio Blues 2001 Ambassador of the Blues Indigo UK 2002 The Complete Recordings Vol 3 19481950 EPM Musique 2002 I Am the Blues Prestige Elite 2002 Kansas City Classic World 2002 Boogie for My Friends Black Blue France 2002 The Come Back Delmark 2002 Blues Legends Memphis Slim Lead 2003 Three Women Blues Time Wind Germany 2003 The Complete Recordings Vol 4 19511952 EPM Musique 2004 Worried Life Blues Quadromania Klassik Germany 2004 Grinder Man Blues Snapper UK 2004 The Best of Memphis Slim Liquid 8 2005 Boogie for Two Pianos Vol 1 with JeanPaul Amouroux 2005 Paris Mississippi Blues Sunny Side 2005 DoubleBarreled Boogie with Roosevelt Sykes Sunny Side 2006 Forty Years of More Passport Audio 2006 Memphis Suite Sunny Side 2006 Rockin This House Chicago Blues Piano 19461953 JSP Records 2006 The Sonet Blues Story Verve Records 2006 An Introduction to Memphis Slim Fuel 2000 2007 The Ultimate Jazz Archive 14 194041 Carinco AG 2007 Sings the Blues Wnts 2007 Chicago Blues Masters Vol 1 with Muddy Waters Capitol 2007 Cold Blooded Woman Collectables Records 2008 Greatest Moments Stardust 2008 Four Walls Jukebox Entertainment 2008 Born to Boogie Unlimited Media 2009 Fip Fil and Fim 101 Distribution See also Blues Hall of Fame Chicago Blues Festival List of artists who reached number one on the Billboard RB chart List of blues musicians List of numberone rhythm and blues hits United States List of people from Memphis List of Storyville Records artists Piano blues RB numberone hits of 1948 USA References Charters Samuel Barclay The Legacy of the Blues Da Capo Press 1977 p 165 0306800543 Russell Tony 1997 The Blues From Robert Johnson to Robert Cray Dubai Carlton Books p 13 185868255X Komara Edward M Encyclopedia of the Blues Routledge 2006 p 689 0415926998 1 Archived November 23 2009 at the Wayback Machine 2 Archived April 27 2009 at the Wayback Machine 3 Grammy Hall of Fame Grammyorg Archived from the original on July 7 2015 Retrieved January 19 2015 4 Archived March 10 2009 at the Wayback Machine 5 Archived July 31 2009 at the Wayback Machine 6 Archived May 15 2011 at the Wayback Machine Wynn Ron Memphis Slim At the Gate of the Horn Songs Reviews Credits Awards AllMusiccom Retrieved January 19 2015 Stephen Cook 19591203 Willies Blues Willie Dixon Memphis Slim Songs Reviews Credits Awards AllMusic Retrieved 20140131 Liner notes from BVLP1003 original vinyl album Memphis Slim and Willie Dixon at the Village Gate with Pete Seeger Folkwayssiedu Retrieved 20161206 All About Jazz AllAboutJazzcom Archived from the original on June 18 2012 Retrieved January 19 2015 All Photos for Peter Memphis Slim Chatman Findagravecom Retrieved January 19 2015 Memphis Slim Discography Rolling Stone Retrieved 20091213 Memphis Slim Albums Amazoncom Retrieved 20091213 Bibliography Herzhaft Gerard Encyclopedia of the blues 2nd ed Arkansas Press 1997 External links Wikimedia Commons has media related to Memphis Slim Music Match 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Michael Leighton From Wikipedia the free encyclopedia For other people named Michael Leighton see Michael Leighton disambiguation Michael Leighton Born May 19 1981 age 37 Petrolia Ontario Canada Height 6 ft 3 in 191 cm Weight 186 lb 84 kg 13 st 4 lb Position Goaltender Catches Left team Former teams Free Agent Chicago Blackhawks Nashville Predators Philadelphia Flyers Carolina Hurricanes HC Donbass NHL Draft 165th overall 1999 Chicago Blackhawks Playing career 2001present Michael W Leighton born May 19 1981 is a Canadian professional ice hockey goaltender who is currently an unrestricted free agent who most recently played for the Ontario Reign in the American Hockey League AHL He has previously played for the Chicago Blackhawks Nashville Predators Philadelphia Flyers and Carolina Hurricanes Playing career Leighton grew up playing minor hockey in his hometown of Petrolia Ontario for the Petrolia Oilers of the OMHA Bluewater League and AAA for the Lambton Lightning of the Alliance League At age 16 he played for the Petrolia Jets JrB team of the OHAs Western Ontario Hockey League before being drafted by the Windsor Spitfires in the 3rd round 56th overall in the 1998 OHL Priority Selection Leighton began impressing scouts while playing for the Windsor Spitfires in the Ontario Hockey League Following his rookie season he was drafted by the Chicago Blackhawks in the sixth round of the 1999 NHL Entry Draft with the 165th overall pick He played two more seasons in the OHL before signing an entrylevel contract with the Blackhawks prior to the 200102 AHL season He played two seasons in the AHL for the Norfolk Admirals before making his NHL debut on January 8 2003 He became the first Blackhawks player to record a shutout in his debut during a scoreless tie against the Phoenix Coyotes Zac Bierk Bierk also earned his first career shutout although it was not his NHL debut It was the first time that two goalies in the same game both earned their first career shutouts He would compete with Craig Anderson for backup duties and therefore never spent a complete season in the NHL during his time with Chicago Leighton with Anaheim during the 200607 preseason He would continue to play in the Blackhawks organization until October 4 2005 when he was traded to the Buffalo Sabres in exchange for Milan Bartovic He did not appear in a game with the Sabres as he spent the season with their AHL affiliate the Rochester Americans Buffalo did not tender him a qualifying offer in the offseason and he became an unrestricted free agent Leighton signed as a free agent with the Anaheim Ducks on July 13 2006 and the organization assigned him to their AHL affiliate the Portland Pirates following training camp When both Ilya Bryzgalov and JeanSébastien Giguère were injured the Ducks recalled him on November 27 to start However he was claimed off waivers by the Nashville Predators After appearing in just twenty minutes of one game with the Predators Leighton was again placed on waivers and this time was claimed by the Philadelphia Flyers on January 11 2007 The Flyers placed him on a tengame conditioning stint with the Philadelphia Phantoms but recalled him early as Robert Esche was injured Leighton backed up Antero Niittymäki for one game before making his first NHL start in nearly three years on February 10 2007 in a win against the St Louis Blues After playing four games with the lastplace Flyers Leighton was once again placed on waivers He was picked up by the Montreal Canadiens on February 27 but he finished the season without playing a game for his new team Montreal traded him in the offseason to the Carolina Hurricanes in exchange for a 7th round pick in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft Carolina originally assigned him to their AHL affiliate Albany River Rats but brought him back to the NHL on January 3 2008 when John Grahame was sent to Albany after being placed on waivers Leighton appeared in three games for the Hurricanes with a record of 110 before returning to Albany on January 21 as Grahame was recalled to the NHL team On April 24 2008 Leighton set an AHL record making 98 saves on 101 shots in a playoff game that went to 5 overtimes also an AHL record Leighton was the Hurricanes backup goaltender behind Cam Ward during the 200809 season He appeared in 19 regular season games but did not play in the playoffs when the Hurricanes advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals In November 2009 Ward suffered a leg injury which caused him to miss more than a month of play during that time the team signed veteran Manny Legace who became the backup when Ward returned Leighton was then expendable On December 15 2009 Leighton was claimed off waivers by the Flyers organization in order to back up Brian Boucher while Ray Emery recovered from injury On December 21 Boucher suffered an injury and Leighton found himself in a starting role On December 26 just 11 days after being waived Leighton returned to Raleigh as the Flyers defeated Carolina 43 in a shootout Leighton earned the start in goal for the Flyers on January 1 at the 2010 Winter Classic He performed well on the national stage but the Flyers ultimately fell to the Boston Bruins 21 in overtime After the Winter Classic Emery returned and Leighton officially supplanted Boucher as the backup Emery played his final game in February 2010 however when he was diagnosed with a genetic hip disorder Leighton carried the load with some great success but his regular season came to an end in Nashville in March forcing Boucher back into the spotlight On May 10 2010 Boucher was once again injured in a playoff game against the Bruins Leighton stepped in for his first ever NHL playoff action to continue Bouchers shutout with the Flyers ultimately winning 40 At that point Leighton hadnt even been dressing as he was still recovering from the injury sustained in Nashville and the Game 5 he relieved Boucher in was his first game dressing since March Leighton then started and won the next two games helping the Flyers to become only the third team in NHL history 1942 Toronto Maple Leafs and 1975 New York Islanders to come back from an 03 deficit and win a series In the 2010 Eastern Conference Finals against the Montreal Canadiens Leighton allowed only seven goals in five games posting three shutouts as the seventhseeded Flyers advanced to the Stanley Cup Finals against his former team the Chicago Blackhawks Leighton started all six games of the Final series though Boucher finished Game One a 65 Blackhawks win and Game Five a 74 Blackhawks win Boucher was the losing goalie of record in both games Leighton struggled in the finals posting a goals against average of 396 and a save percentage of 0876 as Chicago defeated Philadelphia four games to two ending with an overtime goal by Patrick Kane Leighton resigned with the Flyers with a twoyear deal on June 30 2010 one day before he was set to become an unrestricted free agent with the intention of making him the Flyers official starting goaltender after Emery was not retained On October 8 2010 it was reported Leighton would have back surgery He was expected to miss six to eight weeks He finally made his 201011 debut on December 30 earning the win but allowing 4 goals at the Staples Center in Los Angeles However in his absence rookie Sergei Bobrovsky and Brian Boucher had played well creating a rare 3way goaltending competition in the Flyers crease On January 3 2011 the threeway goalie competition was solved as GM Paul Holmgren reported Leighton was placed on waivers Leighton cleared waivers the next day and was assigned to the Adirondack Phantoms Three months later he was placed on reentry waivers and after clearing rejoined the Flyers Leighton played in two playoff games After spending the entire 201112 season with the Phantoms Leighton resigned with the Flyers with a oneyear contract on July 1 2012 and was slotted to serve as Ilya Bryzgalov s backup After playing in just one game for the Flyers during the 201213 season he was traded at the trade deadline to the Columbus Blue Jackets along with a 2015 thirdround draft pick for Steve Mason Leighton served as Sergei Bobrovskys backup for the remainder of the season but he did not see any time on the ice for the Blue Jackets An unrestricted free agent following the season Leighton signed a oneyear contract with Donbass of the Kontinental Hockey League on August 19 2013 On May 28 2014 he signed a oneyear deal with KHL club HC Sochi Leightons contract was subsequently voided after an illness prevented him from attending training camp On August 18 2014 he was signed to a oneyear twoway contract with his original club the Chicago Blackhawks During Blackhawks training camp Leighton was assigned along with centre Peter Regin to their AHL affiliate the Rockford IceHogs after clearing waivers The Blackhawks recalled Leighton from the IceHogs following an injury to starting goaltender Corey Crawford He primarily served as a backup to Scott Darling Leighton made only one relief appearance for the Blackhawks on March 22 2016 allowing one goal and stopping 17 shots against the Dallas Stars Leighton remained with the Blackhawks after Crawford returned for the 2016 Stanley Cup playoffs but was a healthy scratch for all seven of the teams postseason games After two seasons within the Blackhawks organization Leighton left as a free agent and on September 7 2016 Leighton was signed to a oneyear twoway contract with another former club the Carolina Hurricanes On July 1 2017 Leighton left the Hurricanes to sign a oneyear twoway free agent contract with the Tampa Bay Lightning He was reassigned to begin the 201718 season with AHL affiliate the Syracuse Crunch Added to provide a veteran presence and mentoring role to Connor Ingram Leighton got off to an average start in winning just 3 of his 9 games On November 14 2017 the Lightning traded Leighton along with Tye McGinn to the Arizona Coyotes in exchange for Louis Domingue With the Coyotes AHL affiliate the Tucson Roadrunners already with three rostered goaltending prospects Leighton was loaned to the Chicago Wolves on November 21 2017 Leighton appeared in 5 games with the Wolves before he was reassigned to the Roadrunners on December 14 2017 On December 19 the Coyotes traded Leighton along with a 4thround pick in 2019 NHL Entry Draft to the Pittsburgh Penguins in exchange for Josh Archibald Sean Maguire and a 6thround pick in 2019 Records NHL record for most shutouts in one Stanley Cup Playoffs series 3 in the Eastern Conference Finals against the Montreal Canadiens Norfolk Admirals franchise record for most career regular season wins 75 Norfolk Admirals franchise record for most career regular season shutouts 18 First goaltender in Chicago Blackhawks history to record a shutout in his debut Most saves in an AHL game 98 Donbass franchise record for most regular season shutouts in a season 6 Donbass franchise record for most career regular season shutouts 6 Played in the longest game in AHL history as well as the longest game in KHL history AHL record for most career shutouts 46 Career statistics Regular season and playoffs Regular season Playoffs Season Team League GP W L TOT MIN GA SO GAA SV GP W L MIN GA SO GAA SV 199798 Petrolia Jets OHAB 30 1583 87 2 330 199899 Windsor Spitfires OHL 28 4 17 2 1389 112 0 484 867 3 0 1 80 10 0 750 884 199900 Windsor Spitfires OHL 42 17 17 2 2272 118 1 312 889 12 5 6 616 32 0 312 915 200001 Windsor Spitfires OHL 54 32 13 5 3035 138 2 273 910 9 4 5 519 27 1 312 906 200102 Norfolk Admirals AHL 52 27 16 8 3114 111 6 214 920 4 1 2 238 8 0 201 927 200203 Norfolk Admirals AHL 36 18 13 5 2184 91 4 250 912 4 3 1 240 7 1 175 931 200203 Chicago Blackhawks NHL 8 2 3 2 447 21 1 282 913 200304 Norfolk Admirals AHL 18 10 7 1 1081 33 1 183 926 4 2 1 212 2 2 056 978 200304 Chicago Blackhawks NHL 34 6 18 8 1988 99 2 299 900 200405 Norfolk Admirals AHL 41 20 16 3 2319 78 7 202 921 200506 Rochester Americans AHL 40 15 22 1 2316 124 2 321 887 200607 Portland Pirates AHL 16 8 6 1 962 37 2 231 910 200607 Nashville Predators NHL 1 0 0 0 20 2 0 600 800 200607 Philadelphia Phantoms AHL 5 2 0 2 270 7 0 156 948 200607 Philadelphia Flyers NHL 4 2 2 0 195 12 0 369 882 200708 Albany River Rats AHL 58 28 25 4 3451 121 7 210 931 7 3 4 510 10 2 118 981 200708 Carolina Hurricanes NHL 3 1 1 0 158 7 0 266 897 200809 Carolina Hurricanes NHL 19 6 7 2 1029 50 0 292 901 200910 Carolina Hurricanes NHL 7 1 4 0 350 25 0 428 850 200910 Philadelphia Flyers NHL 27 16 5 2 1449 60 1 248 920 14 8 3 757 31 3 246 916 201011 Adirondack Phantoms AHL 30 14 12 3 1783 66 5 222 926 201011 Philadelphia Flyers NHL 1 1 0 0 60 4 0 400 889 2 0 1 70 4 0 343 862 201112 Adirondack Phantoms AHL 56 28 26 1 3237 139 2 258 918 201213 Philadelphia Flyers NHL 1 0 1 0 59 5 0 508 808 201213 Adirondack Phantoms AHL 2 1 1 0 119 4 0 202 933 201314 Donbass KHL 42 20 15 6 2448 71 6 174 933 8 3 4 467 20 0 257 908 201415 Rockford IceHogs AHL 42 22 13 4 2391 90 5 226 920 8 4 3 440 19 0 259 919 201516 Rockford IceHogs AHL 46 28 8 8 2585 105 5 244 918 201516 Chicago Blackhawks NHL 1 0 0 0 40 1 0 152 941 201617 Charlotte Checkers AHL 23 11 7 3 1326 48 3 217 921 1 0 1 52 1 0 115 933 201617 Carolina Hurricanes NHL 4 2 2 0 211 12 0 343 870 201718 Syracuse Crunch AHL 9 3 3 2 476 24 0 303 868 201718 Chicago Wolves AHL 5 1 1 2 247 14 1 340 869 201718 WilkesBarreScranton Penguins AHL 6 5 0 1 383 17 0 267 913 201819 Ontario Reign AHL 3 1 1 0 162 12 0 446 859 NHL totals 110 37 43 14 6004 298 4 298 900 16 8 4 827 35 3 254 913 KHL totals 42 20 15 6 2448 71 6 174 933 8 3 4 467 20 0 257 908 Awards and honours Award Year OHL AllStar Team West 2000 AHL AllRookie Team 2002 Aldege Baz Bastien Memorial Award 2008 First AllStar Team 2008 References Caldwell David May 10 2010 Flyers counting on backup goalie The New York Times Retrieved February 2 2018 Hockeys Book of Firsts p19 James Duplacey JG Press 9781572150379 Hawks Trade Leighton Acquire Bartovic Chicago Blackhawks 20051004 Retrieved 20100523 Qualifying Offers Extended Buffalo Sabres 20060627 Retrieved 20100523 Ducks Sign Goaltender Michael Leighton Anaheim Ducks 20060713 Retrieved 20100523 Preds acquire Leighton on waivers Nashville Predators 20061127 Retrieved 20100523 Predators place Leighton on waivers Nashville Predators 20070110 Retrieved 20100523 Flyers Claim Goaltender Michael Leighton from Nashville Philadelphia Flyers 20070111 Retrieved 20100523 Looking Up Philadelphia Flyers 20070206 Retrieved 20100523 Habs claim goalie Leighton off waivers from Flyers Montreal Canadiens 20070227 Retrieved 20100523 Preston Ken 20070623 Hurricanes Acquire Goaltender Michael Leighton Carolina Hurricanes Retrieved 20100523 Williams Terrell 20080611 Hurricanes Sign Goaltender Michael Leighton Carolina Hurricanes Retrieved 20100523 Flyers Claim Goaltender Leighton Philadelphia Flyers 20091215 Retrieved 20100523 McGourty John 20091231 Unheralded Leighton Earns Winter Classic Start NHLcom Retrieved 20100523 Morreale Mike 20100104 Leightons Arrival Helps Boost Flyers NHLcom Retrieved 20100523 Morreale Mike 20100511 Leighton Inspires Confidence in Finishing Off Shutout NHLcom Retrieved 20100523 Compton Brian 20100515 Leighton Personifies Flyers Rally by Hanging Tough NHLcom Retrieved 20100523 Flyers Leighton agree to twoyear contract Philadelphia Flyers 20100701 Retrieved 20100701 Michael Leighton needs back surgery ESPN 20101008 Joe Siville 20110103 Flyers Waive Leighton philadelphiaflyerscom Retrieved 20110105 Tim Panaccio 20110104 Leighton clears waivers heads to the Phantoms CSNPhillycom Archived from the original on 20130120 Retrieved 20110105 Tim Panaccio and Sarah Baicker 20110405 Flyers recall Leighton Bobrovsky is playoff starter CSNPhillycom Archived from the original on 20120914 Retrieved 20110406 Tim Panaccio 20110406 Leighton clears waivers will join Flyers Thursday CSNPhillycom Archived from the original on 20120728 Retrieved 20110406 Flyers resign G Michael Leighton philadelphiaflyerscom 20120701 Retrieved 20120702 Flyers acquire Steve Mason from Columbus Adam Hall from Tampa Bay Philadelphia Flyers April 3 2013 Retrieved April 13 2013 Сочинский клуб КХЛ пополнился двумя канадскими хоккеистами in Russian RSportcom 20140527 ExNHLer Leightons KHL contract voided due to illness 20140728 Blackhawks agree to terms with goaltender Michael Leighton 20140818 Kuc Chris October 5 2014 Blackhawks assign Regin Leighton to Rockford Chicago Tribune Retrieved October 5 2014 Hine Chris 20160317 With Corey Crawford daytoday Blackhawks call up Michael Leighton Chicago Tribune Retrieved 20161027 Lazerus Mark 20160318 Michael Leighton torn on staying in Rockford or being Black Ace Chicago SunTimes Retrieved 20161027 Hurricanes Leighton agree oneyear contract Carolina Hurricanes 20160907 Retrieved 20160907 Lightning sign Goalie Michael Leighton to oneyear twoway contract Tampa Bay Lightning 20170701 Retrieved 20170701 Traded Crunch goalie Michael Leighton I didnt think it would come to this Syracusecom 20171114 Retrieved 20171114 Coyotes acquire McGinn Leighton from Tampa Bay for Domingue Arizona Coyotes 20171114 Retrieved 20171114 AHL AllTime shutout leader joins Wolves oursportscentralcom 20171121 Retrieved 20171121 Coyotes assign Leighton to Coyotes Tucson Roadrunners 20171214 Retrieved 20171214 Pens Acquire Goaltender Michael Leighton and 2019 FourthRound Draft Pick NHLcom December 19 2017 Retrieved December 19 2017 External links Wikimedia Commons has media related to Michael Leighton Biographical information and career statistics from NHLcom or Eliteprospectscom or Eurohockeycom or HockeyReferencecom or Legends of Hockey or The Internet Hockey Database or TSNca Michael Leightons profile at Hockey Goalies Categories 1981 births Living people Adirondack Phantoms players Albany River Rats players Canadian ice hockey goaltenders Carolina Hurricanes players Charlotte Checkers 2010 players Chicago Blackhawks draft picks Chicago 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Michele Mariotti From Wikipedia the free encyclopedia This biography of a living person needs additional citations for verification Please help by adding reliable sources Contentious material about living persons that is unsourced or poorly sourced must be removed immediately especially if potentially libelous or harmful September 2017 Learn how and when to remove this template message Michele Mariotti born in 1979 in Urbino near Pesaro is an Italian conductor the direttore musicale since 2014 of Teatro Comunale di Bologna A graduate in composition of Pesaros Conservatorio Rossini where he also studied orchestral conducting he made his professional opera debut with Il barbiere di Siviglia in Salerno on Oct 12 2005 As of April 2017 his repertory included nine Rossini and eight Verdi operas an extraordinary achievement as well as symphonies of Beethoven Bruckner and Schubert the Rossini Stabat mater the Mozart Requiem and the Verdi Requiem Early work Between 2006 and 2008 following the Rossini opera in Salerno Mariotti conducted opera in Firenze Zaninelli s Snow White in its Italian premiere in Fano Gianni Schicchi at the Wexford Festival Donizettis rare Don Gregorio in Bologna at the Teatro Comunale di Ferrara Litaliana in Algeri at the Teatro Regio di Torino in Lima Rigoletto with Peruvian tenor Juan Diego Flórez at the Teatro Principal de Mahón on Menorca I puritani at the Teatro Municipale Valli in Reggio Emilia Nabucco for the 2008 Festival Verdi and in Liège He also gave concerts with various orchestras in Italy and abroad during this launch period Career In Bologna The success of a November 2007 filmed run of Simon Boccanegra at the Teatro Comunale di Bologna opening the season there led to Mariottis appointment as the theaters direttore principale to start the next year a title he would hold until his promotion in 2014 He replaced Daniele Gatti and effectively embarked upon a major career Productions in Bologna conducted by Mariotti in his capacities as direttore principale and then direttore musicale have been I puritani with Flórez and La gazza ladra in 2009 Idomeneo with Francesco Meli Carmen and La traviata 2010 La Cenerentola with Laura Polverelli Ferreros Risorgimento and Dallapiccolas Il prigioniero 2011 Le nozze di Figaro 2012 Norma with Mariella Devia and Nabucco 2013 Così fan tutte and Michael Spyres and Carlos Álvarez Guillaume Tell in 2014 Die Zauberflöte the conductors first Germanlanguage project and with Gregory Kunde Un ballo in maschera 2015 Attila with Ildebrando dArcangelo filmed by RAI TV and Werther with Flórez 2016 and in 2017 La voix humaine with Anna Caterina Antonacci and Cavalleria rusticana Mariottis duties in Bologna include regular subscription concerts with the Orchestra del Teatro Comunale di Bologna in its home theater and at the Teatro Auditorium Manzoni the base of Orchestra Mozart Beethovens symphonies have featured prominently in these concerts In Pesaro For thirty years until early 2017 the opera company in Bologna anchored the Rossini Opera Festival in Pesaro Accordingly Mariotti participated in his home towns most visible summer event Among his projects for the ROF with the Chorus and Orchestra of the Teatro Comunale di Bologna were three filmed operas a 2010 Sigismondo a 2012 Matilde di Shabran and a 2013 Guillaume Tell the first two featuring his future wife Olga Peretyatko the latter two starring Flórez He also conducted the Bologna forces in the Adriatic resort in Rossinis Stabat mater In Munich The conductor has developed a bond with the Münchner Symphoniker guestconducting the German ensemble in 2013 2015 and 2017 in works by Schubert Mendelssohn and Bruckner among others In the same city in 2017 he debuted at Bavarian State Opera with Semiramide starring Joyce DiDonato In the United States Mariotti made his US debut on September 12 2009 conducting Il barbiere di Siviglia at Washington National Opera Two months later he performed the same opera in a different production and with a different cast including Flórez and DiDonato at Los Angeles Opera In 2012 he led Carmen at the Metropolitan Opera and he has since returned to conduct four other productions with that company making DVDs of Rigoletto for Deutsche Grammophon and La donna del lago for Erato He debuted with the Oregon Symphony Orchestra in Portland the same year 2012 and performed Rossini at Lyric Opera of Chicago two years later In Japan During the Bologna companys September 2011 tour to Japan Mariotti led performances of Carmen starring Nino Surguladze and I puritani with Desirée Rancatore Celso Albelo Luca Salsi and Nicola Ulivieri at Tokyo Bunka Kaikan as well as events outside the capital Elsewhere Mariotti conducted Don Pasquale at the Teatro Regio di Torino in 2009 Il barbiere di Siviglia at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan in 2010 and for his first performances in Spain in 2011 Litaliana in Algeri at Bilbaos Palacio Euskalduna Elsewhere in Europe he has led opera at the Teatro di San Carlo in Naples the Teatro Alighieri in Ravenna the Teatro Massimo in Palermo the Teatro Comunale in Florence the Teatro Verdi in Busseto Il trovatore in concert in 2011 and at the Sferisterio di Macerata In 2013 he conducted La donna del lago at the Royal Opera House in London and I puritani at the Opéra Bastille in Paris In the area of symphonic music he has guestconducted the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra the Orchestre National de France the Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale della RAI in Turin and the house orchestra of the Teatro Real in Madrid He has also led concerts at the Théâtre des ChampsElysées in Paris and at the Festival de Radio France in Montpellier Recent projects In 2016 Mariotti added I due Foscari to his repertory conducting it as a return engagement at the Teatro alla Scala Later the same year he led his first performances of two French operas both featuring Flórez Les Huguenots at the Deutsche Oper in Berlin and the abovementioned Werther in Bologna Personal life Mariotti married Russian soprano Olga Peretyatko in Pesaro in August 2012 just after a run of Rossinis Matilde di Shabran o sia Bellezza e Cuor di ferro Beauty and Ironheart in which they both participated She was born in Leningrad in 1980 They live in the Pesaro area as do Flórez and his wife The four are close friends the men were introduced by retired Peruvian tenor Ernesto Palacio a mentor to Flórez longtime Pesaro area resident former artist manager for both the younger tenor and the conductor and as of 2018 superintendent of the Rossini Opera Festival References Reviews OPERA NEWS Out of Pesaro wwwoperanewscom I puritani 25 May 2017 via Open WorldCat Sigismondo 25 May 2017 via Open WorldCat Matilde di Shabran Neapolitan version 1821 25 May 2017 via Open WorldCat Rossini Gioacchino Jouy Étienne de Bis Hippolyte Schiller Friedrich Vick Graham Alaimo Nicola Rebeka Marina Flórez Juan Diego Mariotti Michele Teatro comunale Bologna Italy Orchestra Rossini Opera Festival Pesaro Italy 25 May 2017 Guillaume Tell via Open WorldCat Mariotti North of the Alps Musical America Blogs wwwmusicalamericacom Kalchschmid Klaus 10 March 2017 Rohdiamant via Sueddeutschede Rundfunk Bayerischer 2 March 2017 Kritik Semiramide an der Bayerischen Staatsoper Flitzende Noten träge Handlung BRKlassik Rossini als politische Entlarvung Semiramide an der Bayerischen Staatsoper nmz neue musikzeitung wwwnmzde Il caro leader di Rossini trionfa in Baviera LaStampait Midgette Anne 14 September 2009 Opera Review Washington National Operas The Barber of Seville via washingtonpostcom Updated Opera Review Barber of Seville at LA Opera 30 November 2009 Woolfe Zachary 13 February 2015 Michele Mariotti to Conduct at the Metropolitan Opera via NYTimescom Rigoletto opera in three acts 25 May 2017 via Open WorldCat La donna del lago 25 May 2017 via Open WorldCat Classical music review Pianist Inon Barnatan brings Oregon Symphony audience to its feet with virtuoso SaintSaens performance The Oregon Symphony In 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Millhaven

Institution

From

Wikipedia

the

free

encyclopedia

Millhaven

Institution

Location

Bath

Ontario

Coordinates

N

W

Status

Operational

Security

class

Maximum

security

Capacity

Opened

Managed

by

Corrections

Canada

Warden

Kevin

Snedden

Millhaven

Institution

French

Établissement

de

Millhaven

is

a

maximum

security

prison

located

in

Bath

Ontario

Approximately

inmates

are

incarcerated

at

Millhaven

Opened

in

Millhaven

was

originally

built

to

replace

Ontarios

other

aging

maximum

security

prison

Kingston

Penitentiary

in

Kingston

Ontario

A

riot

at

Kingston

Penitentiary

forced

Millhaven

to

open

prematurely

During

the

period

of

a

Special

Handling

Unit

SHU

operated

at

Millhaven

alongside

its

general

maximumsecurity

population

A

new

Canadawide

Special

Handling

Unit

was

subsequently

opened

in

SainteAnnedesPlaines

Quebec

and

the

Millhaven

SHU

was

closed

Millhaven

also

housed

the

federal

inmate

intake

and

assessment

unit

for

the

Ontario

region

Millhaven

Assessment

Unit

or

MAU

until

when

the

assessment

unit

was

moved

to

Joyceville

High

Medium

Institute

JAU

in

order

to

facilitate

the

closing

of

Kingston

Pen

Federal

parole

violators

were

returned

to

MAU

from

whatever

Ontario

region

they

were

arrested

to

appear

in

front

of

the

National

Parole

Board

for

disposition

Millhaven

is

one

of

two

identically

designed

maximum

security

institutions

in

Canada

The

other

is

located

at

Archambault

Institution

SainteAnnedesPlaines

Quebec

Contents

Bath

Institution

Living

units

Security

Notable

events

Controversy

Corcan

National

security

Popular

culture

External

links

Bath

Institution

Bath

Institution

Location

Bath

Ontario

Coordinates

N

W

Status

Operational

Security

class

Medium

security

Capacity

Opened

Managed

by

Corrections

Canada

Warden

Scott

Thompson

Also

located

on

same

property

is

Bath

Institution

a

medium

security

facility

located

along

the

shores

of

Lake

Ontario

Opened

in

it

houses

inmates

Living

units

Millhaven

consists

of

three

main

living

units

a

segregation

unit

and

a

hospital

wing

There

are

approximately

men

per

unit

Units

have

two

levels

Ranges

are

doublesided

and

have

hydraulically

locking

metal

doors

See

video

in

External

Links

section

housing

two

inmates

per

cell

The

rangescells

are

designated

by

alphanumeric

code

ie

etc

One

of

the

Ranges

at

Millhaven

Main

living

units

are

designated

by

Alpha

codes

A

Unit

Federal

Intake

and

Assessment

Unit

Ontario

region

MAU

ranges

B

C

D

E

Unit

Federal

Intake

and

Assessment

Unit

Ontario

region

MAU

and

institutional

workers

ranges

F

G

H

I

Unit

Administrative

SegregationSpecial

Needs

J

Unit

Maximum

Security

Unit

MSU

ranges

K

L

M

N

Area

Main

intersection

and

security

control

hub

MAU

Millhaven

Assessment

Unit

houses

inmates

recently

sentenced

to

federal

time

in

the

Ontario

region

They

are

assessed

and

placed

in

other

prisons

according

to

security

needs

MAU

is

classified

as

integrated

housing

convicts

serving

time

on

all

types

of

charges

MSU

J

unit

houses

habitually

violent

offenders

and

is

nonintegrated

no

sex

offenders

informants

or

incompatibles

Many

inmates

with

life

sentences

are

also

housed

in

MSU

It

is

considered

a

gladiator

school

and

convicts

who

serve

time

there

are

revered

in

the

criminal

subculture

On

September

Kingston

Penitentiary

was

closed

Many

maximum

security

inmates

housed

there

were

transferred

to

Millhaven

A

new

bed

facility

was

constructed

within

the

Millhaven

compound

to

house

inmates

from

the

Kingston

Pen

closure

Security

The

perimeter

is

surrounded

by

a

double

razor

fence

and

has

observation

towers

at

the

corners

A

warning

fence

inside

the

perimeter

of

the

exercise

yard

acts

as

a

boundary

that

inmates

can

not

cross

without

deadly

force

being

used

Armed

patrol

vehicles

with

Colt

Canada

rifles

and

parabolic

microphones

are

on

guard

at

all

times

There

are

motion

sensors

in

the

outlying

property

and

multiple

CCTV

units

throughout

Visitors

are

subject

to

personal

and

vehicle

search

once

on

CSC

property

and

an

ION

scanner

is

used

upon

entry

to

detect

drugs

or

other

compounds

on

clothing

or

personal

objects

The

visiting

area

is

equipped

with

CCTV

and

listening

devices

are

embedded

in

each

table

Inmates

in

the

MAU

intake

A

and

E

units

are

allowed

only

screened

visits

behind

glass

Notable

events

Over

the

years

the

institution

has

seen

its

share

of

violence

J

unit

is

considered

one

of

the

most

dangerous

places

in

Canadas

prison

system

The

most

unruly

inmates

are

often

housed

there

On

July

fourteen

inmates

escaped

a

recreation

yard

by

clipping

the

chain

link

fence

A

subsequent

manhunt

was

undertaken

by

police

and

Canadian

Forces

personnel

Three

hundred

police

officers

and

soldiers

from

CFB

Trenton

created

a

cordon

that

eventually

yielded

the

capture

of

most

of

the

escapees

The

event

was

immortalized

in

song

by

the

Kingston

Ontario

rock

band

The

Tragically

Hip

in

Years

Old

from

the

Up

to

Here

album

The

lyrics

in

fact

have

the

date

and

number

of

escapees

wrong

twelve

men

broke

loose

in

this

was

done

for

rhyming

purposes

to

match

the

next

line

from

Millhaven

maximum

security

On

the

first

anniversary

of

the

August

suicide

of

prisoner

Edward

Nalon

in

the

infamous

back

hole

at

Millhaven

prisoners

at

Millhaven

refused

to

work

and

began

a

hunger

strike

for

improvements

to

the

prison

system

They

asserted

that

their

strike

was

in

solidarity

with

a

strike

at

the

British

Columbia

Penitentiary

and

their

strike

inspired

sympathy

hunger

strikes

at

Collins

Bay

Institution

and

Joyceville

Institution

On

July

the

warden

of

Millhaven

Al

Stevenson

was

placed

under

police

protection

due

to

credible

threats

to

his

life

The

threats

came

from

unknown

Millhaven

inmates

He

was

transferring

in

to

Millhaven

from

Stony

Mountain

Institution

in

Manitoba

where

he

had

a

reputation

of

strictness

Warden

Stevenson

and

his

family

were

placed

under

guard

by

the

OPP

Ontario

Provincial

Police

This

caution

was

taken

due

to

the

murder

of

Archambault

Institution

Quebec

warden

Michel

Roy

In

correctional

officers

employed

at

Millhaven

Maximum

Security

were

concerned

about

their

safety

after

a

rash

of

inmate

uprisings

The

Court

of

Queens

Bench

of

Alberta

had

ruled

that

an

inmate

can

conceal

a

weapon

when

in

prison

if

heshe

is

defending

themselves

This

ruling

sparked

a

rash

of

weapon

related

attacks

in

the

living

units

In

May

Millhaven

was

the

site

of

a

riot

which

lasted

less

than

hours

On

October

a

correctional

officer

with

a

rifle

shot

a

convict

who

refused

orders

to

stop

assaulting

another

prisoner

in

an

outdoor

recreation

yard

On

December

inmates

in

the

assessment

unit

refused

to

return

to

their

cells

at

the

end

of

a

recreation

period

They

began

to

barricade

themselves

in

the

area

and

guards

fired

shotguns

and

used

chemical

agents

to

gain

control

of

the

situation

On

March

inmate

Jordan

Trudeau

was

killed

in

an

altercation

The

event

took

place

in

the

gymnasium

area

during

exercise

for

maximum

security

inmates

Trudeau

and

another

inmate

David

Bagshaw

attacked

a

third

inmate

and

were

fired

upon

by

correctional

officers

in

an

attempt

to

gain

control

of

the

situation

Trudeau

was

killed

by

a

shot

from

a

rifle

Bagshaw

was

wounded

and

was

charged

with

attempted

murder

in

regards

to

the

incident

The

OPP

Prison

Squad

investigated

the

incident

and

found

CSC

staff

acted

properly

August

the

Canadian

Broadcasting

Corporation

reported

that

Millhaven

Institution

was

on

lockdown

to

facilitate

a

major

search

Containers

that

store

cereal

had

gone

missing

and

was

of

concern

enough

to

lock

down

the

prison

During

the

lockdown

a

serious

inmateoninmate

assault

took

place

Controversy

David

Martin

a

manager

at

Millhaven

was

arrested

in

August

and

convicted

of

smuggling

various

narcotics

into

the

prison

apparently

in

connection

with

the

Hells

Angels

He

was

found

dead

in

his

home

on

August

In

late

April

the

Canadian

Press

acquired

freedom

of

information

documents

indicating

that

Federal

Public

Safety

Minister

Vic

Toews

overruled

the

Millhaven

warden

who

had

approved

a

radio

interview

with

Omar

Khadr

In

February

an

investigation

was

launched

by

the

Office

of

the

Correctional

Investigator

of

Canada

due

to

complaints

regarding

the

treatment

of

mentally

ill

inmates

These

inmates

had

been

transferred

to

Millhaven

after

the

closure

of

RTC

Regional

Treatment

Centre

at

Kingston

Penitentiary

Photos

released

to

the

public

show

questionable

facilities

and

cleanliness

in

that

unit

Some

mentally

ill

inmates

had

symptoms

worsen

upon

arriving

at

Millhaven

There

was

also

concern

by

the

John

Howard

Society

of

Canada

that

the

underground

bunkerlike

location

was

a

very

negative

atmosphere

for

these

inmates

Corcan

Millhaven

MSU

inmates

can

gain

employment

in

the

CORCAN

industries

shop

Furniture

for

federal

government

offices

is

fabricated

there

Inmates

receive

a

small

daily

wage

for

this

work

approximately

a

day

Room

and

board

fees

are

charged

to

these

workers

National

security

In

April

a

new

division

was

created

to

house

inmates

being

held

on

security

certificates

It

has

been

dubbed

Guantanamo

North

Omar

Khadr

was

transferred

to

Millhaven

from

Guantanamo

Bay

on

September

and

subsequently

transferred

to

Edmonton

Maximum

Security

Penitentiary

on

May

due

to

threats

made

on

his

life

in

Millhaven

Members

of

a

terrorist

plot

to

attack

Canadian

targets

are

incarcerated

at

Millhaven

Popular

culture

The

song

Years

Old

by

The

Tragically

Hip

refers

to

an

escape

from

the

prison

The

opening

lines

of

the

song

say

men

broke

loose

in

from

Millhaven

Maximum

Security

There

was

such

an

escape

in

The

lyrics

of

the

song

were

changed

to

to

rhyme

with

maximum

security

and

there

were

escapees

not

The

remainder

of

the

song

alludes

to

fiction

The

track

Caller

Go

Ahead

on

Canadian

performer

Bruce

McCulloch

s

comedy

album

Drunk

Baby

Project

features

a

caller

on

a

sports

radio

show

who

is

not

able

to

watch

televised

games

while

at

Millhaven

Stephen

Reid

bank

robber

of

The

Stopwatch

Gang

fame

stated

that

he

was

told

by

an

aboriginal

inmate

whilst

incarcerated

at

Millhaven

in

that

it

was

built

on

a

native

burial

ground

This

meant

the

prison

would

be

forever

cursed

and

a

place

of

turmoil

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Mishima Shizuoka From Wikipedia the free encyclopedia Mishima 三島市 City downtown Mishima Flag Emblem Location of Mishima in Shizuoka Prefecture Mishima Coordinates 350766N 1385568E Coordinates 350766N 1385568E Country Japan Region Chūbu Tōkai Prefecture Shizuoka Prefecture Government Mayor Takeshi Toyooka since December 2010 Area Total 6202 km 2 2395 sq mi Population March 2018 Total 109187 Density 1761km 2 4560sq mi Time zone UTC9 Japan Standard Time City symbols Tree Ginkgo biloba Flower Mishima sakura Bird European kingfisher Phone number 0559753111 Address 447 Kitatamachi Mishimashi Shizuokaken 4118666 Website www city mishima shizuoka jp Mishima City Hall Mishima City from south Mishima Taisha Shrine Mishima 三島市 Mishimashi is a city located in eastern Shizuoka Prefecture Japan The city which covers an area of 6202 square kilometres 2395 sq mi had an estimated population in March 2018 of 109187 giving a population density of 1761 persons per km 2 Contents 1 Geography 11 Surrounding municipalities 2 Climate 3 History 4 Economy 5 Education 6 Sister City relations 7 Transport 71 Railway 72 Highways 8 Education 9 Culture 10 Notable people from Mishima 11 12 External links Geography Mishima is located in far eastern Shizuoka Prefecture at the northern end of Izu Peninsula and in the foothills of Mount Fuji Surrounding municipalities Shizuoka Prefecture Numazu Susono Kannami Shimizu Nagaizumi Kanagawa Prefecture Hakone Climate Mishima has a humid continental climate Köppen climate classification Cfa with hot summers and cool winters Precipitation is significant throughout the year but is heaviest from June to September Climate data for Mishima Shizuoka Month Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Year Average high C F 109 516 112 522 140 572 191 664 231 736 257 783 290 842 309 876 274 813 223 721 180 644 134 561 204 688 Daily mean C F 50 41 56 421 86 475 139 57 181 646 215 707 250 77 263 793 229 732 172 63 123 541 73 451 153 596 Average low C F 05 311 04 327 33 379 89 48 132 558 179 642 219 714 227 729 191 664 127 549 72 45 17 351 107 513 Average precipitation mm inches 739 291 870 343 1532 603 1616 636 1653 651 2513 989 1981 78 2218 873 2218 873 1540 606 1101 433 607 239 18588 7317 Average snowfall cm inches 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 Average relative humidity 66 66 67 71 73 78 80 78 78 76 74 70 73 Mean monthly sunshine hours 1729 1453 1601 1554 1759 1213 1322 1801 1302 1399 1446 1692 18271 Source NOAA 19611990 History Mishima is an ancient town which developed around the important Shinto shrine of Mishima Shrine 三嶋大社 Mishima Taisha Under the Ritsuryō administration system established in the Nara period Mishima was made capital of Izu Province It was also the location of the Kokubunji for Izu Province In the Edo period Mishima prospered from its location on the Tōkaidō highway connecting Edo with Kyoto and Mishimashuku was one of the 53 post stations on that road The area was tenryō territory ruled by a daikan appointed directly by the Tokugawa shogunate After the Meiji Restoration Mishima became part of the shortlived Nirayama Prefecture in 1868 This merged with the equally shortlived Ashigara Prefecture in 1871 and became part of Shizuoka Prefecture from April 18 1876 During the cadastral reform of 1889 the area was reorganized as Mishimi Town within Kimisawa District In 1892 Prince Komatsu Akihito established a villa in Mishima Its gardens the Rakujūen are a noted visitor attraction in Mishima to this day In 1896 Kimisawa District became part of Tagata District Shizuoka Mishima received its first train connection in 1898 when the predecessor of the Izuhakone Railway established what is now ShimoTogari Station The Sunzu Line began operations from 1906 However Mishimas fortunes revived strongly only after the Tanna Tunnel was completed in 1934 connecting the town to the Tōkaidō Main Line railway between Tokyo and Shizuoka Mishima developed rapidly afterwards merging with neighboring Kitakami Village in 1935 and Watada Village in 1941 Mishima Town was elevated in status to a city on April 29 1941 It became a stop on the Tōkaidō Shinkansen from 1969 leading to an expansion in population as the line made it possible to commute to Tokyo Economy Mishima is a major industrial center within Shizuoka Prefecture In addition to a railroad repair facility operated by JR Central the city hosts factories from Toray DMW Corporation Toshiba TEC Corporation Yokohama Rubber Company CFS Corporation HAC Drugstores Izuhakone Railway Company Ltd Education Mishima has 14 elementary schools eight middle schools and five high schools In addition Juntendo University and the Graduate University for Advanced Studies each have a facility at Mishima Sister City relations Pasadena California United States since July 24 1957 New Plymouth New Zealand since April 29 1991 Lishui Zhejiang Province China since May 12 1997 Transport Railway JR Central Tōkaidō Shinkansen Mishima JR Central Tōkaidō Main Line Mishima Station Izuhakone Railway Sunzu Line Mishima MishimaHirokōji MishimaTamachi MishimaFutsukamachi Daiba Highways National Route 1 National Route 136 Education The College of International Relations for Nihon University is located in Mishima Mishima is also home to the National Institute of Genetics Culture Novelist Kimitake Hiraoka adopted his pen name Yukio Mishima after the city The Mishima Summer Festival takes place from August 15 to 17 every year in and around the Mishima Taisha shrine as well as near Mishima Station Mikoshi are carried through the streets and the taiko are played Mishima is home to the Ryūtakuji Rinzai Zen temple Vangi Sculpture Garden Museum Izu Photo Museum and Yukio Literary Museum are all located close together outside Mishima City Notable people from Mishima Makoto Ōoka poet and literary critic Yukiko Sakamoto politician Nobuyoshi Sano composer and musician Naohiro Takahara professional soccer player Yoshiaki Koizumi videogame designer director and producer References Mishima Climate Normals 19611990 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Retrieved January 2 2012 USJapan Sister Cities by State Asia Matters for America Honolulu HI EastWest Center Retrieved 20 November 2015 a b International Exchange List of Affiliation Partners within Prefectures Council of Local Authorities for International Relations CLAIR Archived from the original on 13 January 2016 Retrieved 21 November 2015 External links Wikivoyage has a travel guide for Mishima Media related to Mishima Shizuoka at Wikimedia Commons Official website in Japanese v t e Shizuoka Prefecture Authority control GND 41199431 MusicBrainz 003b36ab18fc4ad3afe442de6c928ae6 NDL 00300502 VIAF 256542718 WorldCat Identities via VIAF 256542718 Categories Cities in Shizuoka Prefecture

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Molino Florida From Wikipedia the free encyclopedia Molino Florida Censusdesignated place Location in Escambia County and the state of Florida Coordinates 304310N 871932W Coordinates 304310N 871932W Country United States State Florida County Escambia Area Total 71 sq mi 183 km 2 Land 69 sq mi 180 km 2 Water 008 sq mi 02 km 2 Elevation 36 ft 11 m Population 2010 Total 1277 Density 184sq mi 709km 2 Time zone UTC6 Central CST Summer DST UTC5 CDT ZIP code 32577 Area codes 850 FIPS code 1246225 GNIS feature ID 0287051 Molino is a censusdesignated place CDP in Escambia County Florida United States The population was 1277 at the 2010 census It is part of the Pensacola Ferry Pass Brent Metropolitan Statistical Area Contents 1 Geography 2 Demographics 3 Notable people 4 Geography Molino is located at 304310N 871932W 30719568 87325664 According to the United States Census Bureau the CDP has a total area of 71 square miles 183 km 2 of which 69 square miles 180 km 2 is land and 0077 square miles 02 km 2 or 129 is water Demographics As of the census of 2000 there were 1312 people 468 households and 356 families residing in the CDP The population density was 1883 people per square mile 727km There were 504 housing units at an average density of 723sq mi 279km The racial makeup of the CDP was 7142 White 2470 African American 061 Native American 030 Asian 038 from other races and 259 from two or more races Hispanic or Latino of any race were 084 of the population There were 468 households out of which 380 had children under the age of 18 living with them 579 were married couples living together 137 had a female householder with no husband present and 239 were nonfamilies 214 of all households were made up of individuals and 109 had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older The average household size was 280 and the average family size was 326 In the CDP the population was spread out with 302 under the age of 18 69 from 18 to 24 291 from 25 to 44 216 from 45 to 64 and 122 who were 65 years of age or older The median age was 35 years For every 100 females there were 1050 males For every 100 females age 18 and over there were 941 males The median income for a household in the CDP was 31793 and the median income for a family was 38889 Males had a median income of 40550 versus 21438 for females The per capita income for the CDP was 14334 About 107 of families and 127 of the population were below the poverty line including 191 of those under age 18 and 105 of those age 65 or over Notable people Joe Durant professional golfer Frank Molino Don Sutton grew up in Molino Former Major League Baseball pitcher References a b American FactFinder United States Census Bureau Retrieved 20080131 US Board on Geographic Names United States Geological Survey 20071025 Retrieved 20080131 a b Geographic Identifiers 2010 Demographic Profile Data G001 Molino CDP Florida US Census Bureau American Factfinder Retrieved April 2 2013 US Gazetteer files 2010 2000 and 1990 United States Census Bureau 20110212 Retrieved 20110423 v t e Municipalities and communities of Escambia County Florida United States County seat Pensacola City Pensacola Town Century CDPs Bellview Brent Ensley Ferry Pass Gonzalez Goulding Molino Myrtle Grove Warrington West Pensacola Unincorporated communities Barrineau Park Brownsville Cantonment Innerarity Point McDavid Oak Grove Pensacola Beach Perdido Key Walnut Hill Ghost town Muscogee Indian reservation Poarch Creek Indian Reservation Footnotes This populated place also has portions in an adjacent county or counties Categories Pensacola metropolitan area Censusdesignated places in Escambia County Florida Censusdesignated places in Florida Former municipalities in Florida

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