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Sonic's growth strategy for 2019 – Nina Elavia Jaipuria, Head of Hindi Mass Entertainment & Kids TV Network, Viacom18
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By: Yohan P Chawla
With over 500 hours of original content in its library, Viacom18's kids cluster has been ruling the kids' genre for quite some time now. Nickelodeon has been at the top of ratings with a market share of 20%.
To up the ante for their other channel, Sonic, which is not doing as well as Nickelodeon, Viacom18's kids cluster has announced a strategic partnership with Bollywood director Rohit Shetty to bring his film franchise, Golmaal onto the small screen as a show called Golmaal Jr. It's a show that brings popular characters of the Golmaal franchise to the world of cartoon for kids to enjoy during their summer holiday season.
The channel has planned a massive promotion plan, apart from going the regular network route the, the channel has decided to heavily promote the show on other GECs such as Star Plus
The network this year has aimed to create 200+ hours of original Kids content, thus taking the content library to a total of 700 hours. With all the previous shows and IPs Nickelodeon has been leading the pack while the team has loads planned for Sonic.
Medianews4u caught up with Nina Elavia Jaipuria, Head – Hindi Mass Entertainment and the Kids TV Network at Viacom18 for a brief chat about Nickelodeon, Sonic and the entire kids cluster of Viacom18.
Edited excerpts.
Being the leader of the kids' genre with over 500 hours of content and backing of the mighty Viacom18 Network, What are the key trends that you have seen with kids in terms of their likes and dislikes and how have you used those learnings in the plans to make Sonic crawl up the viewership charts.
The learning was from a perspective to say that lets work with the white spaces and fill the gaps that exist in the franchise. For example, what Sonic lacked was a hearty, over the top,mischievous show because we have Shiva which is a superhero and we had a chase comedy which was with Pakdam Pakdai. What we learnt from our experience with that was let's fill the gap with something that Sonic doesn't have.
Second learning, to my mind, is that whatever we create has to be relatable to children, because at the end of the day they have to embrace the character. The duration, format, animation and all of that makes a difference. Shiva for example is a 3D show, now let's try and do a 2D show. Shiva is a 22 minuter so here we thought we'll tell stories two stories of 11 minutes each.
A lot of strategic thinking has gone into how to create different shows and genres for the channel and that is what we are presenting on Sonic now.
At the start of the roundtable you mentioned that Sonic has dropped. Why did you say so?
It was more environmental if you ask me. I think it was a channel to reckon with, back then. Ofcourse there was a complete plethora of competition that came up; we slipped because a lot of the competitor's shows were local. But a large part of Sonic's problem was its distribution which created a bit of havoc for us from that perspective. Also when the channel started, Sonic was not into languages, which we did much later in regional. I think, a little bit of all of that has caused it slipping down.
How does the content be relevant because, kids keep entering and exiting the age group as they evolve very fast?So do you think kids would have seen the Golmaal franchise movies?
To enjoy Golmaal Jr, I don't think you have to have watched the film. Because even if you have not watched it, it is still a show of 5 friends which have created gangs and they are pranking. It's a very lovable, enjoyable, fun and masti show. If one has not watched Laxman and Madhav before these are just simple 5 friends for you who are in a school and having fun and playing pranks on each other. To me it is independent of the franchise, ofcourse it helps us to know that it is Golmaal Junior and that is why we have taken that franchise to begin with. It's a very relatable show that the kids will love and it's over the top mischievous.
Which is the language that gets the most viewership? Isn't it Hindi? Which is the regional language that gets more eyeballs?
Unfortunately we don't have that measurement. But having said that, Hindi ofcourse; because it is homogenous across east, west and north regions.
We are doing very well in Tamil. For example, we are larger than Chutti TV. Naturally our ratings in those markets are doing well, that is the only proof of the pudding saying regional languages.
What sort of growth are you expecting for this year?
We want Sonic to change its rank. Sustain the number one position on Nick and grow the market share year on year basis. We are currently at an 18% market share for Nick which has now become 20%. It's really about growing and from a very small channel, we now reach to 44 million children which keeps our advertisers very happy and excited about advertising with us.
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I have created custom u-boot using DCD changes, custom kernel [zImage] with changes for UTP and USB_MASS_STORAGE in defconfig. Able to build the yocto images with customized u-boot, zImage and DTB. Able to flash via serial downloader using mfgtool2. I see all the output such as u-boot and kernel logs correctly on debug uart, But i am not able to get the board booted via eMMC after flashing. I do not see anything on serial. Can anyone faced the same issue.
Rita Wang - Can you please help ! Added logs after flashing. Also DDR calibration is done for my KINGSTON DDR3L - 4G using DDR stress tester tool. I do not know why it still does not boot from eMMC. I see all the partitions created successfully.
in u-boot ./include/configs/mx6ullevk.h, CONFIG_SYS_MMC_ENV_PART = 0, is this problem due to it.
Any help is highly appreciated !
I changed according to above calibration coefficient.
Please find the flashing logs coming in the debug uart [logsfromflashing.txt]. I see the uboot and kernel and rootfs loaded correctly. I see the partitioning of the eMMC as well. Can there be a problem of boot partition not enabled? Also the imx6ull inc file used for stress testing is attached [imxull.inc]. I used the "mfgtool2-yocto-mx-evk-emmc.vbs" file present in mfgtool2. From flash logs present in logsfromflashing.txt, it looks everything went well. But not still sure why it did not flash from eMMC on reboot.
If you still suggest, i can run through the DDR stress tester again.
Please help as i am struck in the last step of the complete exercise.
" But not still sure why it did not flash from eMMC on reboot. "
So described problem relates to mfg tool programming ?
My bad, i meant to say, it is flashing properly via mfgtool2. I see correct logs as well. However it does not boot from eMMC.
so is there any boot log from eMMC ?
registers, check emmc signals with oscilloscope during boot.
Can you please have a look on my boot logs.
Build-time adjustment of leaf fanout to 32.
RCU restricting CPUs from NR_CPUS=4 to nr_cpu_ids=1.
SMP: Total of 1 processors activated (6.00 BogoMIPS).
i2c i2c-0: can't use DMA, using PIO instead.
i2c i2c-1: can't use DMA, using PIO instead.
imx rpmsg driver is registered.
imx-rng 2284000.rngb: iMX RNG Registered.
imx sema4 driver is registered.
read sensor who am i (0xfffffffa)error !
mag3110 0-000e: read chip ID 0xfffffffa is not equal to 0xc4!
UTP: sending Success to kernel for command send.
UTP: executing "tar xf $FILE "
UTP: sending Success to kernel for command $ tar xf $FILE .
UTP: executing "sh mksdcard.sh /dev/mmcblk1"
>>> Created a new DOS disklabel with disk identifier 0x459ca873.
Created a new partition 1 of type 'W95 FAT32 (LBA)' and of size 500 MiB.
/dev/mmcblk1p2: Created a new partition 2 of type 'Linux' and of size 3 GiB.
UTP: sending Success to kernel for command $ sh mksdcard.sh /dev/mmcblk1.
UTP: executing "dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/mmcblk1 bs=1k seek=768 conv=fsync count=8"
UTP: sending Success to kernel for command $ dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/mmcblk1 bs=1k seek=768 conv=fsync count=8.
UTP: executing "echo 0 > /sys/block/mmcblk1boot0/force_ro"
UTP: sending Success to kernel for command $ echo 0 > /sys/block/mmcblk1boot0/force_ro.
UTP: executing "dd if=$FILE of=/dev/mmcblk1boot0 bs=512 seek=2"
UTP: sending Success to kernel for command $ dd if=$FILE of=/dev/mmcblk1boot0 bs=512 seek=2.
UTP: executing "echo 1 > /sys/block/mmcblk1boot0/force_ro"
UTP: sending Success to kernel for command $ echo 1 > /sys/block/mmcblk1boot0/force_ro.
UTP: executing "mmc bootpart enable 1 1 /dev/mmcblk1"
UTP: sending Success to kernel for command $ mmc bootpart enable 1 1 /dev/mmcblk1.
UTP: executing "while [ ! -e /dev/mmcblk1p1 ]; do sleep 1; echo "waiting..."; done "
UTP: sending Success to kernel for command $ while [ ! -e /dev/mmcblk1p1 ]; do sleep 1; echo "waiting..."; done .
UTP: sending Success to kernel for command $ mkfs.vfat /dev/mmcblk1p1.
UTP: executing "mkdir -p /mnt/mmcblk1p1"
UTP: sending Success to kernel for command $ mkdir -p /mnt/mmcblk1p1.
UTP: executing "mount -t vfat /dev/mmcblk1p1 /mnt/mmcblk1p1"
UTP: sending Success to kernel for command $ mount -t vfat /dev/mmcblk1p1 /mnt/mmcblk1p1.
UTP: executing "cp $FILE /mnt/mmcblk1p1/zImage"
UTP: sending Success to kernel for command $ cp $FILE /mnt/mmcblk1p1/zImage.
UTP: executing "cp $FILE /mnt/mmcblk1p1/imx6ull-14x14-evk.dtb"
UTP: sending Success to kernel for command $ cp $FILE /mnt/mmcblk1p1/imx6ull-14x14-evk.dtb.
UTP: executing "mkfs.ext3 -F -E nodiscard /dev/mmcblk1p2"
UTP: sending Success to kernel for command $ mkfs.ext3 -F -E nodiscard /dev/mmcblk1p2.
UTP: executing "mkdir -p /mnt/mmcblk1p2"
UTP: sending Success to kernel for command $ mkdir -p /mnt/mmcblk1p2.
UTP: executing "mount -t ext3 /dev/mmcblk1p2 /mnt/mmcblk1p2"
UTP: sending Success to kernel for command $ mount -t ext3 /dev/mmcblk1p2 /mnt/mmcblk1p2.
pid is 152, UTP: executing "tar -jxv -C /mnt/mmcblk1p2"
UTP: sending Success to kernel for command pipe tar -jxv -C /mnt/mmcblk1p2.


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Countries to Jointly Fight Tax Evasion
By	Guennadi Moukine
Finance Minister Anton Siluanov and Federal Taxation Service Head Mikhail Mishustin talking to journalists.	Guennadi Moukine
Greater cooperation between tax authorities from 45 countries, including more extensive information sharing to help catch evaders, was the result of an international conference in Moscow that was hosted by the Federal Taxation Service and ended on Friday.
"The message to tax evaders and those who facilitate tax evasion is simple: however hard you try to hide, we will find you," said a statement distributed at the the Forum on Tax Administration, organized by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, or OECD, and supported by the Federal Tax Service and the Finance Ministry.
Irish Revenue Commissioner Josephine Feehily, the forum's chairwoman, said one of the key discussions at this forum was about information sharing between economies, which is critical in utilizing existing tax treaties to their full potential.
Sharing intelligence and financial data with each other makes it increasingly harder for individual and corporate non-tax payers and tax evaders to exploit white spaces between countries, she said.
Representatives from the United States, United Kingdom and Australia demonstrated how the large amounts of data they had collected from banks, employers, income declarations and customs, allowed them to track down on companies and individuals who avoid paying taxes.
Members of the forum also agreed to leverage synergies between tax and customs agencies.
Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said that improving tax administration and finding ways to catch those who avoid paying taxes was very important for the economy, especially during the time of an economic downturn.
G20 economies have mandated the organization to propose a mechanism for data exchange, said Pascal Saint-Amans, Director of the OECD's Center for Tax Policy. It is important that all participating countries have the same level of access to information going through this system, he added.
The forum termed this "automatic information sharing." However, "automatic exchange does not mean online," said Feehily, "it means spontaneous." Unlike the current system where information exchange is initiated by the requesting country, under the new proposal, collected data will be sent to the other country automatically, without waiting for a request.
Mikhail Mishustin, head of the Federal Taxation Service, said companies who complied with the law in Russia or overseas need not to worry. "We are talking about problems where we see companies shifting [capital] from the Russian Federation, choosing a low tax jurisdiction to minimize [tax] payments."
Mishustin said measures adopted in Russia by the Inter-Regional Inspection for Transfer Pricing were being checked for compatibility with the norms of the OECD in order to maximize their effectiveness.
OECD was founded in 1961 to stimulate economic progress and world trade. Russia is currently seeking to meet the conditions required for becoming a member of the organization. The OECD opened accession negotiations with Russia in 2007.
Contact the author at g.moukine@imedia.ru

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We've got you covered with the Flames 2019-20 training camp primer: Roster breakdown, camp battles, storylines to watch
Kristen Anderson, Postmedia
Postmedia file photo.
The Calgary Flames gather at WinSport's facilities on Thursday for fitness testing and medicals, which is the official start to the 2019-20 training camp.
Here's how this year's camp is set up, along with five storylines to watch as we dive into the upcoming National Hockey League season.
Returning players:
Forwards — C Mikael Backlund, C/LW Sam Bennett, C/RW Austin Czarnik, RW Michael Frolik, LW Johnny Gaudreau, C Mark Jankowski, C/RW Elias Lindholm, C Sean Monahan, C Derek Ryan
Defence — RD Rasmus Andersson, RD TJ Brodie, LD Mark Giordano, RD Travis Hamonic LD Noah Hanifin, LD Oliver Kylington, RD Michael Stone
Goalies — David Rittich
Offseason NHL Departures:
Forwards — RW Garnet Hathaway, RW James Neal
Defence — D Oscar Fantenberg, RD Michael Stone (bought out)
Goalies — Mike Smith
Offseason Additions:
Forwards — LW Milan Lucic, C Byron Froese, LW Justin Kirkland
Defence — LD Brandon Davidson, RD Alexander Yelesin
Goalie — Cam Talbot, Artyom Zagidulin
Notable Prospects:
Forwards — C Dillon Dube, C Luke Philp, C/LW Martin Pospisil, LW Dmitry Zavgorodniy, LW Matthew Phillips
Defence — D Andrew Nielsen
Goalies — Tyler Parsons, Jon Gillies
Injured: D Juuso Valimaki (knee surgery)
PTO invites: RW Devante Smith-Pelly, LD Andrew MacDonald, LW Zac Rinaldo, RW Alexandre Grenier, RW Tobias Rieder, RD Eric Gryba
Absent due to contract negotiations: LW Matthew Tkachuk, LW Andrew Mangiapane
Challenging for Flames roster spots at the NHL level:
Forwards — C Alan Quine, C Dillon Dube, RW Smith-Pelly,
Defence — LD Brandon Davidson, LD Oliver Kylington, LD Andrew MacDonald
Goalies — None
Storylines:
1. Will Matthew Tkachuk sign on time?
Depends on your interpretation of 'on time.' If that means before the start of training camp, likely not. If that means before the start of the 2019-20 NHL season, potentially. But, also, potentially not. The Flames and the 21-year-old winger are still in contract negotiations and while some dominoes are falling around the league, that has not seemed to have an impact on Tkachuk's camp. Players want to play, we all know that. And as it gets closer and closer to go-time, you'd think the pressure would be on both sides to come to a deal. Right now, however, they're playing a game of chicken.
2. What do the Calgary Flames do for an encore in 2019-20?
This question won't be answered in training camp, of course, but the theme will largely hang over Scotiabank Saddledome for the coming months. The last time this group was together, they were at a loss for words after the Colorado Avalanche stunned them with a five-game dismantling in the first round of the post-season. They had one of the best seasons in franchise history with 50 wins and 107 points, but none of it mattered at the end of the 2018-19 campaign. The bar has been set, expectations have been raised. So, now what happens?
3. Did the Calgary Flames improve enough in the off-season?
Some have criticized Flames general manager Brad Treliving for not doing enough in the summertime to add to the Flames' potential. That's only natural after a disappointing exit from the 2019 NHL playoffs after such a successful regular season. But the boss has stayed the course, adamant the team must find its own internal growth. Fair enough. He made a few subtle moves (added Cam Talbot as a No. 1A/B goalie to support David Rittich and Milan Lucic; traded James Neal), invited players on professional tryout offers, and hopes to see some competition in training camp (and, of course, Treliving still needs to ink one of their most important assets in Matthew Tkachuk). And nothing can replace the experience that the core group of players received in the springtime. But there is a reason there are 82 regular-season games. Time will tell.
4. How does their goaltending stack up?
That depends on whether or not David Rittich takes a step in 2019-20 and Cam Talbot has left the woes of 2018-19 behind him. Both men are in different positions and stages in their careers. Rittich, 27, re-signed with the Flames for two more years in the off-season, inking a deal worth US$2.75-million per year, which is a testament to the team's belief in the good-natured Czech netminder, who has improved on his game every year he's been in North America. As for Talbot, 32, his numbers took a hit last season with the Edmonton Oilers as he posted a 10-15-3 record, a 3.36 goals-against average and .893 save percentage before being traded to the Philadelphia Flyers. But, after signing with the Flames on July 1, he took it back to basics. This tandem could take the pressure off either goalie and create a 1A, 1B tandem.
5. Who will fill their sixth and seventh defenceman spot now?
All of a sudden, the Flames are in a predicament. With Juuso Valimaki's off-season knee injury — which has put him on the shelf for six to nine months — they are suddenly short one, bonafide blueliner who they thought was destined for an entire season at the NHL level. But when one door closes, another opens. Hence Wednesday's signing of Michael Stone, who had been bought out earlier this summer for some cap-space relief. With Rasmus Andersson's expected full-time role with the Flames, it's between Stone, Oliver Kylington, and Brandon Davidson to round out the backend. And don't forget about PTO Andrew MacDonald.
— By Kristen Anderson
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James Harden dropped a career high 61 points on the Knicks in MSG last night, one shy of Melo's 62-point Garden record set in 2014 against the Bobcats. He's been on a historic run that has put him in the converstaion with immortals like Elgin Baylor, Wilt Chamberlain, and Kobe Bryant.
Harden has scored 30 points in 21 consective games, good for fourth all-time, he tied Rick Barry with his 14th career 50-point game, and he has scored a mind-boggling 261 unassisted points. Those 261 points are the second-most by any player in a five-game span in the last 50 seasons.
The player he's behind? Kobe, who scored 268 in five straight back in March of 2007 (Shouts to ESPN for the stats.) So this begs the question: is James Harden this generation's Kobe Bryant? Check the video about for Pierce's take.


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When The Great War broke out in August 1914, Canada was still a fledgling nation which had only just gained its 8th and 9th provinces less than a decade earlier in 1905, making Canada, for the first time, a contiguous nation from sea to sea.
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The construction of the Vimy Memorial, 1925-1936.
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UK GOVERNMENT TO RELEASE ALL "SECRET" BRITISH UFO SIGHTING FILES AFTER ELECTION NEXT MONTH
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It's official: Britain has announced that it will be releasing previously classified information on UFO sightings in the United Kingdom once the general election is over this June.
According to Grenzwissenschaft-Aktuell, a "news blog on frontier science and the paranormal" that received the exclusive story, the government is expected to release formerly unpublished reports on UFO activity collected over the span of 50 years by the British Ministry of Defence (MoD).
This event has been greatly anticipated, especially since the announcement in 2014 when the MoD admitted to holding back 18 documents because some content needed to be "re-examined" before the organization could officially make it accessible to the public.
This came as a surprise at the time, as the MoD had just stated that in 2013 it released all of its information on UFO sightings via the National Archives and under the Freedom of Information Act, which we now know was a lie.
What Types of Documents Will Be Released?
As explained in the Grenzwissenschaft-Aktuell article, a handful of the UFO documents are filed under the title UFO Policy and are dated from 1971-1976 and 1996-2000. Three more files are dated June-December 2000, December-March 2004, and March 2004. Lastly, the MoD stated that some of the files include subjects like "Air Traffic Control Low Flying UFOs" and "ADGE UFO Reports."
Others are predicting that some of the files will be in relation to the "Rendlesham Forest Incident," Britain's most famous UFO sighting in 1980, located at military RAF-bases Bentwaters and Woodbridge. The United States Air Force was stationed in Suffolk, England, when a mystery triangle craft landed and was seen up close by Lieutenant Colonel Charles Halt and at least one other witness. Ufologist Nick Pope is famous for reopening the then-buried case in 1994, and ever since, the Rendlesham UFO case has remained another (frustrating) unexplained UFO file. You can read more about that in our CE article here.
Lord Admiral Hill-Norton, former Chief of Defence Staff, 5 Star Admiral of the Royal Navy, and Chairman of the NATO military committee, explained:
It seems to me that the Bentwaters incident is a classic case where an apparent intrusion into our airspace and indeed a landing in our country was witnessed by serious-minded people in the military, responsible people doing a responsible job, and Bentwaters is in a sense, a benchmark of how not to deal with these matters in the future. I know a good bit about the Bentwaters incident . . . [and] there are only two explanations for what happened that night in Suffolk. The first is that what the people concerned . . . claim [is] that something from outside the Earth's atmosphere landed at their Air Force base, they went and stood by it, they inspected it, they photographed it, the following day they took tests on the ground where it had been and found radioactive traces. They reported this . . . and sent it to our Ministry of Defense.
Norton is one of several hundred (and more than 1,000 worldwide) military witnesses who came forward to testify to the reality of extraterrestrial visitation. He later went on to say:
There are objects in our atmosphere which are technically miles in advance of anything we can deploy, that we have no means of stopping them coming here … [and] that there is a serious possibility that we are being visited and have been visited for many years by people from outer space, from other civilizations. That it behooves us, in case some of these people in the future or now should turn hostile, to find out who they are, where they come from, and what they want. This should be the subject of rigorous scientific investigation and not the subject of 'rubishing' by tabloid newspapers.
Despite the numerous sightings, the UK MoD described the incident at Bentwaters as having "no defence significance."
Let's hope that the documents from the UK actually get published this time! The MoD announced it would release these same files in 2015, then it got pushed to 2016, and then it got extended to summer 2016, then March 2017, and now it's June. The current delay is apparently tje result of the general election, but either way, it's clear that there's a serious lack of transparency.
"Due to the upcoming election here in the UK and the rules relating to government departments during the pre-election period, the files will not be released until after the election," the letter reads. "We are working to ensure that the files are ready for release as soon after this period as is possible: hopefully around the middle of June."
The documents will also apparently contain "Britain's answer to Roswell," the infamous UFO crash in New Mexico in 1947. You can read more about that in our CE article here.
Let's hope that Britain's upcoming dump of UFO files will lead to more transparency within the realm of ET/UFO disclosure!
Source: http://www.collective-evolution.com/2017/05/25/uk-government-to-release-all-secret-british-ufo-sighting-files-after-election-next-month/
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Posted on April 10, 2019 by Sylvia
A statement by Regina's Archbishop Donald Bolen regarding the pending (?) extradition of former Benedictine Scottish priest Father Robert MacKenzie is posted:
April 2019: Archbishop Bolen letter re Father Robert MacKenzie
Two years ago we were informed that criminal proceedings were underway in Scotland against Fr. MacKenzie, then 84 years of age. At that time, in the spirit of our archdiocesan policy, Fr. MacKenzie was moved from the rectory where he had retired, to a retirement home where his movement and activities were further restricted. One year ago, as more revelations regarding the outstanding criminal sexual allegations pending against Fr. MacKenzie in Scotland were brought to our attention, his faculties to minister as a priest were suspended.
Strange!
Very strange.
The reality here is that the archdiocese knew of allegations against Father MacKenzie back in 2013, and, as a result, MacKenzie, who by that date was presumably retired, was suspended. (A 2012 article indicates that MacKenzie was then completely retired but continued to 'say' Mass twice a week)
Good enough. A suspect clerical molester was suspended.
But then, according to media reports, in January 2015 , for reasons unknown, the suspension was lifted! What is particularly disturbing here is that, despite lifting the suspension, there were obviously still concerns that MacKenzie is, was or might be a molester. Note specifically that, according to Archbishop Bolen, at the time the suspension was lifted, "[Father MacKenzie] was asked never to be alone with children as a safeguard."
Yes, a safeguard.
I wonder, did the children know? Were the children gently advised that it would not be a good idea to ever ever be alone with Father MacKenzie? What of parents and grandparents? Were they ever told by the archbishop or anyone else that the archbishop felt the need for such "a safeguard"?
No matter, whether the faithful knew about the safeguard or not, after the suspension was lifted Father continued to live at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church rectory in Cupar, Sask.
The question here is: Why did the archbishop lift the suspension of a priest who was a suspect molester? What changed?
Now jump two years on to 2017. That's when Father MacKenzie's name was very publicly in the news in the news as a suspect molester:
04 April 2017: Scottish police trying to extradite Saskatchewan priest over abuse claims: report
Note that at that time, Bolen said that Father MacKenzie denied the allegations, and that the allegations came from one individual alleging two instance of abuse in the early 80s, and note particularly that he stated that as of November 2016 "the situation was unchanged in Scotland, that the Crown counsel was still contemplating moving towards criminal procedures."
So, the situation in Scotland was unchanged.That must mean unchanged from 2013? No?
Anyway, witness the folloing, it was at this time, 2017, that the archbishop decided to relocate Father MacKenzie to a retirement home:
At that time, in the spirit of our archdiocesan policy, Fr. MacKenzie was moved from the rectory where he had retired, to a retirement home where his movement and activities were further restricted.
Ah yes, do you catch that? Asking MacKenzie not to be alone with children was perhaps no longer suffice? The archbishop mysteriously decided that Father MacKenzies "movements and activities" needed to be "further restricted."
But, and this is important, as great as his concerns about MacKenzie's "movement and activities" were, the archbishop was not concerned enough to ensure the priest could no longer function as a priest and, among other things, 'say' Mass and hear confessions.
In other words, Father MacKenzie was not suspended. He was relocated to restrict his "movements and activities." There was no apparent desire to restrict him from functioning as a priest .
That was it, until last year:
One year ago, as more revelations regarding the outstanding criminal sexual allegations pending against Fr. MacKenzie in Scotland were brought to our attention, his faculties to minister as a priest were suspended.
What "more revelations"? There were revelations in 2013 which were deemed serious enough to revoke his faculties. Two years later (2015), that suspension was mysteriously lifted. Three years later (2018) he was quietly suspended: again!
Enough for now,
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I am aware that Archbishop Dolen was appointed Archbishop of Regina in July 2016, and installed in that office October 2016. That does not negate the fact that in 2017 he was aware of the situation and opted to relocate MacKenzie to a retirement home, and at that time opted NOT to withdraw his faculties.
NatLog says:
MacKenzie is not the only former monk from Fort Augustus Abbey, Scotland whose extradition is being sought.
Denis Chrysostom Alexander is now in custody pending an extradition warrant being granted by Australian judicial authorities for his return to Scotland. The former monk's counsel is using the usual "medical grounds" to halt the granting of the extradition warrant.
Refer to the BBC media link attached
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-highlands-islands-39880645
So this monastic extradition saga rolls on………
Update on Denis Chrysostom Alexander a former Benedictine monk at Fort Augustus Abbey, Scotland.
The Australian government has agreed to surrender Alexander to the authorities in Scotland. Naturally Alexander opposes this decision and is appealing. Interestingly enough Alexander ha prior to his arrival been a monk at New Norcia a Benedictine monastery in Western Australia;
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-02-06/new-norcia-child-abuse-stats-revealed/8244106
The report found 7 per cent of priests from all Catholic Church authorities who ministered from 1950 to 2010 across Australia were accused of child sexual abuse, but for the Benedictine Community of New Norcia, the amount was more than triple that at 21.5 per cent.
In the 1950's, 17.6 per cent of the Benedictine Community of New Norcia was subject to an allegation, compared to a 2.7 per cent of priests of all Catholic Church authorities with priest members in a ministry that was subject to a claim.
Why did Alexander leave New Norcia for Fort Augustus. I can only guess….
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Natlog – I am sure Alexander left for medical reasons…………………………………? Mike.
Medical reasons are the grounds for not leaving Australia for Scotland!! I am sure it will all become apparent once he arrives in Scotland.
Curiously enough the BBC article links Father Robert MacKenzie and Denis Alexander as both being returned by the Canadian and Australian governments respectively to Scotland.


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Today's Supreme Court 4-4 deadlock decision on President Obama's immigration executive order further proves that, as Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg previously said, eight "is not a good number."
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Four days before he died, the court blocked the Obama administration's effort to combat global warming by regulating emissions from coal-fired power plants. The vote was 5 to 4, with the court's conservatives in the majority.
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And last Thursday, a deadlocked court refused to vacate a stay of execution of an Alabama man, Vernon Madison, with the court's four conservatives saying they would have let the execution proceed. Had Justice Scalia lived, Mr. Madison would almost certainly have died.
Garland could very well have been the 5th vote against Obama's executive order. In turn, Hillary Clinton, who is leading Trump in general election polls, could choose a more Liberal Justice than Garland, who is a well-known moderate and perhaps the best option Republicans could have gotten from Obama. What excuse could the senate have, then, to not give the nominee a vote?
The presumptive Democratic nominee weighed in on the court's non-ruling: "Today's heartbreaking #SCOTUS immigration ruling could tear apart 5 million families facing deportation. We must do better."
Photo: Standing in front of the U.S. Supreme Court, Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid (C) calls for Senate Republicans to move forward with hearings for Obama's Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland in Washington March 17, 2016. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque
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– Samples of the alleged leaked expert opinion from the athlete biological passport (ABP) for many of track and field's biggest stars according to the latest Fancy Bears leak. Few, if any of the stars, have ever been sanctioned.
Full Results – 2017 Athletissima Lausanne What a meet. The action was unreal.
LRC What a Meet – Wayde Van Niekerk Was Magnificent As Were The Field Events, Charlene Lipsey (1:57.38) and Muktar Edris (12:55) This meet was solid all around. Charlene Lipsey was the US distance star as Matthew Centrowitz go this feet wet in the DL again.
Discussion: Official 2017 Lausanne DL Discussion Thread – How Will Centro Do In His 1st DL Race in 2 Years? Centro has run 3:34.8 for 1500.
LRC 2017 TrackTown Summer Series New York Preview: Robby Andrews Goes For Standard Again; Paul Chelimo, Emma Coburn, Drew Windle Heading Distance Fields The TrackTown Summer Series championship is Thursday in New York at Icahn Stadium on Randall's Island. It will be broadcast on ESPN from 9-11 pm ET. Will Robby Andrews, Craig Engels or Cristian Soratos get the 1,500 standard? Which team – the New York Empire, Philadelphia Force, Portland Pulse or San Francisco Surge – will win the title and give their athletes $1,000.
Allyson Felix Says TrackTown Summer Series Final Will Be "Kind Of Like A Party" "We just want to expose people to a more entertaining side of track and field, so it's going to be a lot of fun, kind of like a party," says Felix who is only operating as a GM and not racing in the meet.
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Q: Preset the values of a form with data from a database I have a form in a web (build with html). Let's say that I have some values for the form that can change, so I store them in a database. What I want to do is that everytime that an user goes to the page where the form is, the data from the database has to be read and the form has to be filled with that information (For example, I have a field for an e-mail, so I want to fill it with the e-mail I have in the database).
I've been looking for a way to do this, but I have not found any that I really "like". The only way I can do it is by doing an AJAX request on javascript to a PHP script, where I connect to the DB and get the data. Once I get it, I modify the whole form via Javascript, but I'm not really sure if it is safe enough.
Any ideas of how to do it in a different way or how to do it safely enough?
Thank you very much.

A: My solution allows arbitrary HTML input elements and database fields to be linked up. This code can be placed into a reusable function for any case where you need this.
Name the database fields the same as the HTML form elements' name attributes. Then you'll be able to do something like the following:
<!doctype html>
<form>
    <input name="email" />
    <input name="age" />
    <input name="website" />
</form>

In PHP, read the HTML file's contents into the DomDocument constructor:
$dom = new DomDocument(file_get_contents("MyPage.html"));

Then you can obtain a DomNodeList of all the input elements, simply with:
$xpath = new DomXPath($dom);
$nodeList = $xpath->query("//form/input");

Let's assume your database data is represented in an associative array called $data:
$data = $mysql->query("yourQuery");
foreach($nodeList as $node) {
    $key = $node->getAttribute("name");
    if(array_key_exists($key, $data)) {
        $node->setAttribute("value", $data[$key]);
    }
}

Then you can render the page as usual, by outputting the DOM to the browser.
BONUS: When saving form data into the database, because the HTML input fields' names match the database field names, you can pass the $_POST array to your DAL.

A: I'm not entirely convinced I'm answering the right question, but normally in order to fill up a form, all you'd have to do is something like this:
<form>
    <input name="username" value="<?php echo isset($dataRow->UserName) ? htmlentities($dataRow->UserName) : ""; ?>">
</form>

I left out some things that are not essential to bring the point across, but if this is your first time working with HTML forms, you may want to read up on those as well.
Of course you would first need to get your data from the database before that line:
$resultSet = mysqli_query($connection, "SELECT * FROM Table WHERE Id = " . ((int)$id));
$dataRow = mysqli_fetch_object($query);

Again: I left out some things, assuming you can find the right way to do it based on this example. And of course the procedural style mysqli_* functions should probably  be replaced with their object oriented counterparts.
Using AJAX for this seems rather pointless: you're requesting the form anyway, you might as well prefill it.
As for security: I don't see how this is an issue. As long as you escape your HTML (htmlentities in my code above) you should be fine.

A: I would use a JQuery ( jquery.com ) and JEasyUI ( www.jeasyui.com ) solution here, as I already have those frameworks installed... (It sounds like you already have JQuery installed, since your using AJAX). JEasyUI makes this realy easy...

*

*In HTML, create your form element:

<!doctype html>
<form>
    <input name="email" />
    <input name="age" />
    <input name="website" />
</form>

*In the javascript file, start with:

$(document).ready(function(){

});

or

$(function($){

});

*In your main function, select the from with JQuery and create a JEasyUI form component

$('form').form();

*Then, populate the form with your data (Must be an object):

$('form').form('load',{
    email:'mymail@gmail.com',
    age:5,
    website:'http://stackoverflow.com'
});

or

$.ajax({
    url: "getData.php?",
    type: "GET",
    dataType: "json",
    success: function(json_data) {
        $('form').form('load', json_data);
    }
});

*Finally your JS should look like this:

$(document).ready(function(){
    $('form').form('load',{
        email:'mymail@gmail.com',
        age:5,
        website:'http://stackoverflow.com'
    });
});

or

$(function($){
    $.ajax({
        url: "getData.php?",
        type: "GET",
        dataType: "json",
        success: function(json_data) {
            $('form').form('load', json_data);
        }
    });
});

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The Nature Detectives have spent the past two weeks doing what they do best, exploring nature at Woodend…except with a twist, and a trip down a time tunnel to the age of dinosaurs! You may not know, (or were recently informed by a small child) that millions of years ago Maryland was home to dinosaurs, (triceratops on the beltway!) and even though dinos were here long, long ago, there are still distant relatives of dinosaurs and a few living fossils right here at Woodend that we can explore.
We began our dino exploration by talking about how dinos and birds have a lot in common, and are more closely related than one might imagine. Egg laying, foot shape, feathered bodies, the power of flight are a few connections the two creatures share. With these dino-bird connections in mind our Naturalist, Blue Crab led us to a cache of hidden snake eggs to talk about these connections.
Boris the Tortoise in the classroom!
Boris the Tortoise on our hike!
The fun really erupted when Nature Detectives constructed their very own volcanoes near the bamboo forest, then filled them with red watercolor paint, baking powder, and vinegar then stood back and watched as the lava flowed down the mountainside! There was more great dinosaur fun to be had outside as buried dinosaurs were found in the sandbox, games of dino hide and seek were played at the bird blind, and baby dinos were hatched out of ice cubes.
On their latest hike with Blue Crab, the nature detectives searched around Woodend for living fossils, (plants and animals that were around in the time of dinosaurs). They found ferns, moss, looked for salamanders and got to meet Boris the Tortoise who is another distant relative to dinosaurs. The Nature Detectives capped off their outdoors dino-adventures by going on a dinosaur hunt to find some hidden dinosaur toys around the trails.
With the dinosaur exploration in full swing, the Nature Detectives found that every corner of the classroom was covered and smothered in dino-goodness. They found dino books in the Book Nook, a dinosaur island in the block area, T-Rex footprints covering the carpets, a mini dino world in the Discovery Table, a Paleontologist work site in the Dramatic Play, and bones and treasure in the Lab Table. They also got to explore some cool animal x-rays on the light table and use pattern blocks with the playdough to make dinosaur creatures.
A quick visit to the cubby room or classroom will show that the Nature Detectives were also quite busy on the artistic front these past two weeks as well. There is an amazing, creative and hilarious dinosaur museum display in the cubby room of real and fantastical dinos the kids drew. In the classroom, the kids quickly filled our two new bulletin boards with art. There's dinosaurs with pasta skeletons on one and dinosaur footprint paintings on the other.
The Nature Detectives also made their own triceratops masks, made fern prints with Ann-Mari, and worked on Dinosaur Journals as well! Additionally, the kids also made nests for dinosaur eggs with the blocks, started a new daily question answering activity at circle time, and created dinos, robots, spiders and more with the zoobs.
This eggcellent nest is no yolk.
If all that wasn't enough, the Nature Detectives learned about their Brain House on Mindfulness Monday, had their regular, exciting weekly visits from Ann-Mari and Ms. Susan and to add in an extra dash of fun and youthful energy, the Oaks and the PM nature detectives had a special visit from Sam, a volunteer who has been helping out for the past two weeks. Sam's vast wealth of dinosaur knowledge, dino games and willingness to give epic sled rides in the kayak has added an extra dimension of fun to the dinosaur unit. We'll miss her for sure and hope she comes for a visit soon!
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Police Commissioner-General Godwin Matanga has come under fire from his subordinates after he allegedly ordered the closure of a Zimbabwe Republic Police-run college on January 2 this year without prior notice, leaving about 140 pupils stranded.
Matanga is alleged to have initially recommended regularisation of Support Unit Independent College at Chikurubi, Harare, before he ordered its closure last week without giving prior notice to both the pupils and their parents.
The parents have since roped in Alex F and Associates Attorneys to challenge the decision in court.
The institution, which was registered with the Primary and Secondary Education ministry, but was yet to be formally regularised since its launch over a decade ago, mainly served children of junior police officers.
"The central planning committee recommended and the commissioner-general approved that the proposal for regularisation of the Support Unit Independent College be held in abeyance for want of skilled and adequate teaching staff, sufficient ablution facilities and a qualified principal," a circular by one Assistant Commissioner RM Basera (acting director for legal services to the Commissioner-General), read.
"The Support Unit Independent College is to cease operations at the end of this current term to enable parents to find other alternatives for children enrolled thereat."
The circular added: "Teaching and non-teaching staff members at the Support Unit Independent College to be re-deployed."
Through their lawyers, the parents claim they were only told of the decision on January 2 when they were called for a meeting.
"The decision to close the said college was made without any consultations with the parents or advising the pupils," part of the letter dated January 3 read.
"Practically, no notice was given to enable pupils or parents to find alternative schools, thus making the directive spurious, arbitrary, unlawful and in violation of our clients' constitutional rights."
The lawyers added: "For a greater reason, the decision to shut down the school was effectively made without affording them an opportunity to make any representations. This is despite the fact that, the closure of the college brings unbearable consequences to the future educational development of the children enrolled at the school, and borders on violating their constitutional right to education in that some may not even afford to change schools on such a sketchy notice."
The lawyers said the decision to close the college was reached on December 30, 2019 and "our clients were only informed on January 2, 2020. By that time it was not possible for parents to reasonably find alternative places for their children in terms of time and financial resources".
The college was opened more than a decade ago as an initiative of Kuyedza Club, targeting wives of police officers.
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MA Rural Development Tribhuvan University, TU Colleges in Nepal
The MA in Rural Development is a two year Master Degree Program in Arts. There are 10 papers to be covered in this two year program. Apart from other core subjects, students have an option to choose from thesis or project report/co-operative and Gender Development or Natural Resource Management for Rural Development in their final year.
The MA in Rural Development aims to produce development cadres capable to meet the demand for higher level rural developers in government and non-government sectors.
Some of the Tribhuvan University affiliated Colleges offering MA Rural Development Course are:
1. Hari Khetan Multiple Campus
Address: Alakhiya Road, Birgunj, Parsa
Hari Khetan Multiple Campus is located at the heart of Birgunj which is the southern border city of Nepal. It was founded in 2038. Now it is a big promising campus having about a hundred efficient and qualified teachers, about three thousand students in various faculties. These faculties are run in the main three storey building and two rented building at Maisthan & Mercantile. [ View details ]
2. Patan Multiple Campus
Address: Patan Dhoka, Lalitpur
Patan Multiple Campus was established on 2011 B.S.(1954) before birth of Tribhuvan University. 'Patan Multiple College' in 1973 it is entered as constituent campus of Tribhuvan University in named Patan Multiple Campus. Patan Multiple Campus is one of the most popular constitutent campus of Tribhuvan University. It occupied about 27,296 sq m area. The campus is situated at Patan Dhoka, Lalitpur of Nepal which is also known as city of Newar community. [ View details ]
3. Padma Kanya Multiple Campus
Address: Bagbazar, Kathmandu
PK campus Bagbazar has designed Master in Dance course which is going to be studied by the 4th of the Chaitra, 2074. After formal inauguration the newly admitted students will commence their study. On the formal inauguration a procession will go to Jamal, Kathmandu for traditional worship of the Goddess of Dance and perform formal rituals. [ View details]
4. Post Graduate Campus Biratnagar
Address: Biratnagar, Morang
Post Graduate Campus Biratnagar also known as Degree Campus was established in 2040 BS as a PG extension program of MMC BRT. Latter on it was separated as a different campus. A three storied building having 12 rooms and a tower of airport was provided to this campus by the government of Nepal. Latter on another building having 17 rooms was provided to this campus with 4 Bigaha of land. [ View details ]
5. Mahendra Multiple Campus Nepalgunj
Address: Nepalgunj-13 Bhansar Road Banke
Mahendra Multiple campus Nepalgunj is one of the oldest and bigest educational institutions of the mid western and far western development region of Nepal. It was established as Narayan Inter College in 2014 and was named as Mahendra Degree College in 2018 as the purpose of quality based higher education program in Mid-western and Far-western region of Nepal. [ View details ]
6. Campion College
Address: Kupondole, Lalitpur
Campion College, popularly known as CC, was established in 1997 and is affiliated to Tribhuvan University. The College is managed by the CG Manipal Group. CC is one of the pioneer institutions aiming to prepare individuals for professional careers in business management and liberal sciences. [ View details ]
7. Central Department of Rural Development
Address: Kirtipur Kathmandu
Central Department of Rural Development located in Central Campus, Kirtipur kathmandu offers Masters of Arts (MA) Rural Development Program. [ View details ]
8. K and K International College
Address: New Baneshwor, Kathmandu
K and K international College bears its name from the first letter of two colleges, which have earned their distinct names in two different educational sectors. [ View details ]
9. Dhankuta Multiple Campus
Address: Koshi, Dhankuta
Dhankuta Multiple Campus is a community campus affiliated with Tribhuvan University. It is offering Bachelor in Arts (BA) and Bachelor in Education (B.Ed) program. Dhankuta Multiple Campus is situated in Koshi Zone and Dhankuta district. [ View details ]
10. Nepal Mega College
Address: Babarmahal, Kathmandu
Nepal Mega College, situated at Babarmahal, Kathmandu, is a leading academic institution of higher learning founded by senior professors, excellent faculty members, and the passionate group of educationists with an aim of imparting value based education to the aspiring youth. [ View details ]
11. Rastriya College
Address: Sukhad, Kailali
Rastriya College is located in Sukhad, Kailali. It is a community campus affiliated with Tribhuvan University. It offers Bachelor Education (B.Ed), Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS), Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Master of Arts (MA) in Rural Development program. [ View details ]
12. SV Academy Multiple College
Address: Buddhanagar, Kathmandu
SV Academy Multiple College was established in 2002 AD by the promoters of SV Academy as their extended academic institute of imparting a value based quality education at a moderate fee structure to all students. As we know, SV Academy has been successfully facing varied academic challenges distinct to the twenty-first century in the dazzling horizon of New Nepal. [ View details ]
13. Tri-Chandra Campus
Address: Ghantaghar, Kathmandu
Tri-Chandra Multiple Campus situated at the heart of Kathmandu is the eldest academic institution of Nepal in the context of higher education. It was established in 1916 A.D.(1975 B.S.) and is popular in society as "Tri-Chandra College". Tri-Chandra Campus is renowned since beginning not only within the country but outside too. [ View details ]
14. Tikapur Multiple Campus
Address: Tikapur, Kailali
Tikapur Multiple Campus (TMC) is an educational institution which was established in 2058 B.S. and it is affiliated to Tribhuvan University (TU) and National Examination Board. It is one of the QAA certified leading campuses of Nepal has been selected in a second position in Higher Education Reform Project (HERP) from the national competition in 2016. [ View details ]
15. Bhaktapur Multiple Campus
Address: Doodhpati-17, Bhaktapur
In the Historical city Bhaktapur, 2016 Kartik 19 B.S. has been marked as one of the most important dates in terms of an education. The sole reason behind it was the establishment of Bhaktapur Multiple Campus which sparkled as the stepping stone of an education for the youngest city in Kathmandu Valley. [ View details ]
MA Rural Development Colleges in Nepal,TU
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Terriers Host Ice Wolves In Crucial Matchup
With only three wins in the last ten games, the Yorkton Terriers have been on a bit of a skid. Some of the orange and gray's woes can be pinned on playing with a short roster, due to numerous injuries. February also hasn't been kind to Yorkton. With only two wins in eight games, the Terriers need to find a way to string wins together to ensure their ticket is booked for the postseason. Reinforcements are on the way. JD Hall could be back in the lineup any game now, while the injury to Parker Jasper isn't as bad as originally feared, and he could return in March, along with Logan Cyca. The Terriers can also take solace that they have been in every contest this month, with only one game decided by more than two goals. A bounce here or there, and the Terriers can find themselves back in the win column, and one step closer to the SJHL playoffs.
View From La Ronge:
There is no team who has played better hockey than the La Ronge Ice Wolves as of late. Points in 10 straight games, the Ice Wolves have fired themselves up the standings, firmly into a playoff spot. With wins against Flin Flon, Melfort and Battlefords, the Ice Wolves have shown they can play with any team in the SJHL, thanks to their heavy playing style and timely scoring from their top players. Injuries could be a factor for La Ronge as well. Aaron Greyeyes and Holden Knights both suffered injuries on Wednesday in Melville and could be out of the lineup for an extended period of time. However, with Xavier Cannon in goal, and the line of Brandan Della Paolera, Gavin Mattey and Walker Jerome firing, the Ice Wolves can continue to tear up the SJHL heading into the postseason.
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After going through a rough five game losing streak, giving up four or more goals in four of those contests, Kael DePape has bounced back in between the pipes. A 35 save performance, followed up by a shutout win against Melville (where the Yorkton product gained an assist on the game-winning goal), DePape has kept his team in games, despite the injuries to key players. Even in the loss to Estevan on Wednesday, the 19-year-old made highlight reel save after highlight reel save to give his team a chance. While it's a lot to ask, Yorkton may need another gear out of DePape. With his name being thrown into the rookie of the year conversation, a step up in DePape's performance could seal a postseason berth for the Terriers.
Yorkton Terriers (22-21-1-6 – 51 points) La Ronge Ice Wolves (24-19-1-3 – 52 points)
2nd Viterra Division/ 7th SJHL 3rd Sherwood Division/ 6th SJHL
Powerplay: 22/180 – 12.2% (10th SJHL) Powerplay: 35/208 – 16.8% (8th SJHL)
Penalty Kill: 193/222 – 86.9% (3rd SJHL) Penalty Kill: 161/203 – 74.9% (T-11th SJHL)
Last Ten: 3-5-0-2 Streak: 0-1-0-1 Last Ten: 9-0-0-1 Streak: 9-0-0-1
Goals: Gervais (16)
Assists: Norum (26)
Points: Norum (38)
PIM: Gervais (82)
Goalie: DePape 17-14-0-5, 2.29, 0.918%, 4 SO
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