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Toronto police appeal for information in murder of pregnant 24-year-old
DH Toronto Staff
Toronto Police are seeking the public's assistance as they work to solve a 21-year-old murder that took place in the city's downtown core.
On Sunday, March 8, 1998 at about 7:15 am, a resident reportedly called police to the rear parking lot of 130 Carlton Street. Upon arriving at the scene, officers from 51 Division discovered the body Donna Oglive, 24, in the corner of the parking lot on the east-north side of Jarvis and Carlton.
Police say that Oglive, a British Columbia resident, was in Toronto for five weeks prior to her murder.
Known to travel between BC and Toronto regularly, she had reportedly been working as a sex trade worker in the Gerrard Street East and Church Street area.
Oglive was of Filipino descent, had dark skin, was about 5'5", and approximately 160 pounds. She had black, shoulder-length hair and was wearing a long white high heel boots, a mini skirt and fur jacket.
Police say that a post-mortem examination revealed that strangulation was the cause of death, and that Oglive was pregnant with a male fetus of approximately four months.
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Homicide Cold Case Detective Sergeant Stacy Gallant says that a DNA profile has been created.
"He's not currently in our national DNA data bank," said Gallant. "What we need is a name to go with this DNA. Come forward and identify this person to assist in solving this case of a pregnant woman. It has been 21 years and this killer has not been held responsible. If you know who is responsible, take that step and help bring this offender to justice."
Gallant says that anyone who comes forward with information may remain anonymous. Since police have the DNA, all that's needed is a name.
"Bring that name into this investigation and help solve this case," he said.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 416-808-2300, Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS (8477), online, on Facebook, or text TOR and your message to CRIMES (274637).


In response to the dramatic decline of the species (early 1970's to 1990's) on the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, I conducted a nesting ecology study on spectacled eiders (Somateria fischeri) at Kigigak Island from 1992-1996. The Kigigak Island population has had relatively high nest success between 1992-1996 (92%, 63%, 70%, 64%, and 82%, respectively). More than 50% of the nesting females have been marked (n=161). Preliminary results show that 70% of the marked females have returned to nest at least once following their banding year and that 52% returned at least two consecutive years. The spectacled eider estimate on Kigigak is relatively high compared with return rates reported for other duck species, including buffleheads (Bucephala albeola)( 44-50%) and mallards (Anas platyrhynchos) (40-46%). Preliminary results also show that returning females move an average of 200 m from previously used nest sites. I am currently examining relationships between partial predation, clutch size, nesting chronology and distances moved between individual female's nest sites.


Many years ago, my then-husband and I found ourselves on a rainy Sunday afternoon talking about our bucket list. Here we were; we had a good marriage, a lovely young daughter, we both had good jobs, a nice house, a three- car garage… Why weren't we happy?
Have you ever asked yourself that question? It's a great one to start with. It can give you insight into your values, but often you have to drill a bit deeper than the first answer that comes up. In this case, we didn't go deeper than the idea of seeing the world. We got so excited that we pulled out a map and started placing pins in all the areas we'd like to visit.
So we sold our house (this was during the big housing boom) and set off with our then 1 1/2-year old daughter to Central and South America, Europe and Egypt.
We traveled for almost a year and while it was definitely one of the highlights of my life, the old Confucius quote of 'wherever you go, there you are' was most definitely true. I did not find my purpose, however hard I looked.
Back home I found myself again experiencing this stirring of my soul, mixed with a deep desire to be of service. How could I make an impact? What was it that I was uniquely meant to be doing with my life… And 'by chance' I happened upon an article by Martha Beck in O Magazine, about Life Coaching. This was in the year 2000, when the coaching industry was just starting to blossom.
Fast forward many years, I now I have a wonderful life, thanks to all the tools I've learned along the way. I have been the director of two coaching programs and delivered training at companies like Best Buy, Yum! Brands, etc. I love working with individuals and small businesses and am deeply humbled and honored when people tell me how our work together has impacted their lives.
And along the way, I have realized something. It is not what you have and not necessarily what you do, that brings you purpose. It is how you express it, that lets you live your purpose.
For some people that means moving to Columbia and teaching English, like it was for one of my clients; for others it may be starting a new business that really lets them apply all their gifts, like for some other clients I work with.
Ultimately, it is the meaning that you give to what you do and knowing that you have an impact, that is when you live your purpose. It is what I find brings most fulfillment in life and peace in your soul.
How do you express your Life Purpose?
At the end of the session, I'd love to take a few minutes to check in with you about whether continuing to work together would serve you. There's no pressure to continue with me and I won't even invite you to work with me unless I think I can really help you. Please contact me if you'd like to schedule a call, I'd love to talk with you.
If you wonder about your purpose, and have about 10 min to play, here is an exercise that you might find helpful.
Then give yourself two minutes to start listing all the things that come to mind. Don't think about it too much, just start writing. You can always add to the list and make it longer, but the idea is to have at least five things on your list.
Then put your pen down for a moment and close your eyes. Take a few deep breaths (or if you know HeartMath®, do the Quick Coherence® Exercise). Bring your attention back to the present moment.
Then look at your list and ask yourself which of the things you wrote down resonates most for you at this moment. It is important to realize that tomorrow you may feel differently, so allow yourself to choose one thing for just today.
Ask yourself: What about this is it that you like? Write down the quality that you experience if / when you would have or do the item on your list.
Then ask yourself: what is it about this quality that is important to me? If I have this, what would that give me? And if I have that, what would that give me?
Keep asking yourself this question, until you have at least 5 answers, but more is better. The deeper you get, the clearer you become about what is truly important to you.
Once you have that final answer (or as far as you want to take it), then you can come up with ideas to bring that quality into expression, so you get to experience it!


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You accrue 1/2 day of sick on every pay check.
You get 2 weeks after 1 year, but you can "borrow" them anytime before that. You can also accumulate sick days, about 8 per year. This is for full time employees.
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Reliable Reports, Inc., will continue to expand and excel in the the residential & commercial inspection market.
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staff is important to us, we've implemented several items put forth by staff to improve working conditions. We strive to provide an environment where staff feel they're valued, treated fairly and respected.
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Reliable Reports, Inc., Field Reporting Specialists are compensated on a "piece rate" basis. This means Field Reporting Specialists are paid for each inspection (or "piece") completed. The specialists are supplied with fee schedules outlining the pay that will be received for each inspection performed.
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SA Rugby to roll out new in-play features
The Sharks and Cheetahs prepare to scrum down
SA Rugby has announced the implementation of new plans to ensure the speeding up of ball-in-action play throughout the 2021 season.
The new local rugby season kicks off this weekend with a series of preparation matches between eight provincial sides, and the national governing body says it will roll out a set of new features – including a countdown clock for kicks and a focus on speeding up set pieces from match officials – in an attempt to accelerate play to ensure more action on the field.
SA Rugby director of rugby Rassie Erasmus conveyed the message to coaches and referees alike on the eve of a new season after the issues raised at the end of the recently concluded 2020-21 campaign.
'We are certainly not blaming anyone for what happened and we know there were many mitigating factors as we tried to resurrect the local game in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic,' said Erasmus.
'It just wasn't a high-performance environment. There was lack of proper training time, certain law directives which increased the penalty count and slowed play while the weather conditions were far from ideal.
'But we've done our research and made a few plans that will hopefully enhance the game that people will see on their TV screens.
'We have a big year looming and apart from hopefully delivering better rugby matches, we have to prepare our top players for Tests and entry into exciting new competitions in Europe. By creating more action on the field and less "ball out of play", it will also help to increase the conditioning and fitness of our players.'
The first implemented change is a 10-day turnaround between matches to ensure better prepared teams and conditioned players. This was done with Covid-19 testing protocols taken into consideration.
Erasmus said teams and referees have also been asked to speed up play when it comes to taking lineouts, completing scrums and lining up kicks at goal, all of which lagged in comparison to international standards.
'We want to see a change in mentality from our players in terms of speeding up the game,' he said. 'And we are working with the teams, referees and SuperSport to ensure this happens.
'Skill errors will happen and we understand that. We also don't want to interfere with how teams approach the game and their plans, but we know by tightening up in certain areas, it will make a big difference in the end.
'We want to see less "ball out of play" and more action, because it will not only make for a better product, it will create better competition between teams, that will lead to better players and ultimately the Springboks will benefit.'
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Jonathan Tucker Biography
Biography by Sarag Green Published on 29 May, 2018 Updated on 29 May, 2018
Facts of Jonathan Tucker
1982 , May-31
5 Feet 10 Inch
Jonathan Moss Tucker
Paul Hayes Tucker
Maggie Moss
Mixed ethnicity (Isrish and English ancestry)
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Hostage, In the Valley of Elah, The Ruins
Tara Ahamed
The Park School, The Thacher School
The Black Donnellys, Parenthood, Kingdom
Jennie Tucker
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Multitalented American film and TV actor, Jonathan Tucker made his Hollywood debut in the early 90s. The actor is most popular for portraying Tim Weiner in The Virgin Suicides and Morgan in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Some of his other works include In the Valley of Elah and The Ruins. Regarding his TV career, he made his breakthrough from the TV series The Black Donnellys as Thomas ''Tommy'' Donnelly. Some of his other famous series include Parenthood and Kingdom. As of 2018, he is working as Major Craddock in the HBO's sci-fi TV series Westworld.
Early Life And Education Of Jonathan Tucker
Jonathan Tucker was born Jonathan Moss Tucker on 31st May 1982 in Boston, Massachusetts under the birth sign Gemini. He is the son of a public relations and marketing analyst, Maggie Moss and a professor at the University of Massachusetts Boston, Paul Hayes Tucker.
#nationalsiblingday set in the pride of america: boston, ma.
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His parents raised him with his sister, Jennie Tucker in Charlestown, Massachusetts. Tucker attended The Park School in Brookline and later joined Boston Ballet where he performed in the production of The Nutcracker. Later, he attended The Thacher School in Ojai, California.
Jonathan Tucker's Career
Jonathan Tucker started his career in the movies from some early 90s movies like Troublemakers (1994), Two If by Sea (1996) and Sleppers (1996). Tucker's role, Tim Weiner in the drama film, The Virgin Suicides was highly appreciated. He shared the screen with Kristen Dunst, Josh Hartnett, Kathleen Turner and James Woods.
In 2001, Tucker worked in The Deep End directed by David Seigal and Scott McGehee. His sex scene with Josh Lucas in the movie was considered as his breakout role. He then worked in several movies like Ball in the House, Stateside, Criminal, Pulse and The Ruins, and Meskada.
Particularly, he is popular for:
TV Series Role IMDB Rating Cast Members
Hostage (2005) Denis Cooper 6.6 Bruce Willis, Ben Foster, Michelle Horn and Kevin Pollak.
In the Valley of Elah (2007) MIke Deerfield 7.2 Charlize Theron, Tommy Lee Jones, Susan Sarandon and James Franco.
Tucker also worked in other movies like In Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Ruins and The Next Three Days.
Tucker made his TV debut in 1997 in an episode of Early Edition. The following year, he played Rob Tennant in the TV movie Mr. Music. Later, he worked in several TV series like The Practice, Philly, Six Feet Under and Masters of Horror.
His TV breakthrough came in 2007 from the NBC TV drama The Black Donnellys as Thomas ''Tommy'' Donnelly (second older brother in the Donnelly family). The series starred Thoms Guiry, Olivia Wilde, and Billy Lush.
"the price of greatness is responsibility." -winston churchill @byronbalasco: one of the finest collaborators of my life. #kingdomtv
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Some of his other popular TV series include
Parenthood (201
1-2013)
Bob Little 8.2 Lauren Graham, Mae Whitman, Erika Christensen and Peter Krause.
Kingdom (2014-17) Jay Kulina 8.4 Nick Jonas, Frank Grillo, Matt Lauria and Kiele Sanchez.
For the role Jay in Kingdom, he worked hard to change his physique.
As of 2018, Tucker is working as Major Craddock (a major in the Confederados army) in science fiction western TV series Westworld with Evan Rachel, Anthony Hopkins, Thandie Newton and Ed Harris.
Jonathan Tucker's Net Worth
Jonathan Tucker has an estimated net worth of $3 million. His major source of income is his acting career. He worked in several hit movies, and some of them include:
Movies Budget Box Office Collection IMDB Rating Awards and Nominations Cast Members
Sleepers (1996) $44 million $165.6 million 7.6
Nominated for Academy Awards.
Brad Pitt, Robert De Niro, Kevin Bacon and Dustin Hoffman.
The Deep End (2001) $3 million $10,031,529 6.7
Won Best Cinematography Award at teh Sundance Film Festival
Tilda Swinton, Goran Visnjic, Josh Lucas and Peter Donat.
The Ruins (2008) $8 million $22.3 million 5.9 Laura Ramsey, Jena Malone, Shawn Ashmore and Joe Anderson.
Tucker is the founder of a non-profit charity camp, The Pegasus Fund, for the disadvantaged student in Los Angeles. The camp's mission stated, '' The Pegasus Fund supplements the academic journey of top-performing students in underserved communities by sending them to summer camp as a means to help prepare them for the new geographic and social environments of the private secondary schools they plan to attend.''
The camp received $50,000 after he won CNBC's Celebrity Million Dollar Portfolio Challenge.
Jonathan Tucker's Personal Life
Jonathan Tucker is married to Tara Ahamed. The couple tied the knot on 16th July 2012 at the main branch of the New York Public Library. His wife is a director of development of the production company Identity Films in LA.
CAPTION: Jonathan Tucker with his wife, Tara Ahamed. SOURCE: The New York Times
The couple rarely appears in public but, if we believe the sources, they share a very blissful relationship.
Here is the video where Jonathan Tucker talks about the series Westworld:
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Destiny's Child Members Eye Solo Albums
Lance Fiasco May 4, 2001 • 12:00 am
The members of R&B trio Destiny's Child, who have long battled rumors that group leader Beyonce Knowles wants to ditch the group, each plan to release solo albums, according to the latest issue of Rolling Stone.
However the magazine said the women were in no rush.
"We're not even planning on recording those albums until, like a year from now," it quoted Knowles as saying in a cover feature.
For the time being, 19-year-old Knowles and her colleagues Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams, both 20, are focused on promoting the third Destiny's Child album, "Survivor," which was released in the United States on May 1. The group is planning a summer tour.
Knowles, whose father manages Destiny's Child, said reports that she had a $3 million solo deal were just rumors.
"As soon as you get successful, they want to make you Diana Ross," she said, referring to the Motown diva who quit the Supremes for a successful solo career.


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Second Sight: "Loin Like a Hunting Flame"
Posted by Brian A. Dixon | Filed under Loin Like a Hunting Flame, Second Sight
"Loin Like a Hunting Flame" (31 January 1997)
Writer: Ted Mann
Director: David Nutter
Editor: Chris Willingham, A.C.E.
Quote: "[The victims represent] a window into sexuality, the way he wants it to be. Perfect, uninhibited, guiltless. His actions will follow the development of his fantasies." --Frank Black
Overview: I'll admit, the approach of Second Sight is sometimes rather restrictive. My intention has always been to treat this ongoing examination of Millennium's visions with a scientific rationale bordering on the forensic. After all, the nature of Frank Black's visions remains one of the show's most enduring mysteries and, as any good Millennium Group analyst would suggest, such intractable enigmas can only be properly challenged with a methodical modus operandi. It's episodes like this, however, that leave me second guessing that rigid rationale. By design, Second Sight restricts its focus to those visions we can attribute to Frank Black himself. Our tally of trances below, for instance, counts only the flashes of insight experienced by our hero during a given episode, excluding any other drug-induced delusions, premonitory nightmares, or psychotic hallucinations that might be witnessed by other characters. (An exception to the rule is made only in the case of Jordan Black, as in episodes such as "Dead Letters.") Undeniably, however, dreams and visions are an inherent, integral part of the storytelling seen on Millennium. In "Loin Like a Hunting Flame," it is the rich visual fantasies of serial killer Art Nesbitt--played with chilling detachment by guest star Hrothgar Mathews--that allow us fascinating insight into the state of his psychology. There is far more to Millennium's ambitious attempt to convey multiple modes of perception than first meets the eye and, truly, it is far more than can be comprehensively covered in a blog column such as this.
While we're on the subject of this column's format, let us take a moment to retrospectively consider some mounting statistics. It should be noted that the visions of "Loin Like a Hunting Flame" serve to challenge a lasting misconception concerning Millennium's visual style. I've granted the episode a "gore score" of one out of ten. As a pharmacist with homicidal intent, Art Nesbitt kills cleanly and this episode eschews the anticipated blood and guts in favor of depicting his sexual fantasies with vivid images of beauty and sensuality--though, admittedly, the cinematic technique for these visions remains the same and the sequences are no less disturbing than usual. Remarkably, out of the first twelve episodes of the series, at least three other episodes have earned the same score: "Dead Letters," "522666," and "The Well-Worn Lock." (A fourth, "Kingdom Come," remained bloodless but earned an additional point on our scale for the sheer brutality of its slayings.) In other words, one third of the episodes in the first half of the first season of Millennium convey their cinematic horror without slinging a single drop of blood at the screen. Among both uninitiated and longtime viewers, I think, Millennium is often remembered as a television series that relied on gore to tell its terrifying stories. This is, after all, a series that earned a near-permanent parental advisory warning from its network. We remember Frank Black as a criminal profiler who was cursed by his gift because his thoughts were forever saturated with blood. These statistics serve as a measurable reminder that the horrors of this series were far more nuanced. As Chris Carter has said, the filmic frights in a series like Millennium show little of the gory details we anticipate but they leave a lasting--and sometimes rather messy--impression on our fertile imaginations.
Trances in Total: 3 (0:16)
Gore Score: 1/10
"Not Bad for a Human" Blog Updates
Posted by Adam Chamberlain | Filed under Joe Maddrey, Lance Henriksen, Not Bad for a Human
We have recently brought you news of the confirmed release date for Lance Henriksen's autobiography - Not Bad for a Human - which once again is May 5th to coincide with Lance's birthday. We also intend to keep you closely updated on further news on the book and planned events to promote its release as and when we receive it, and so here goes with the very latest.
As we have previously mentioned, the book will receive a limited edition hardcover release via Bloody Pulp Books. In addition, a paperback edition will be published simultaneously by Alexander Henriksen Publishing and this will be widely available via Amazon and the usual online outlets.
Also, Joe Maddrey has blogged about his inspiration for co-authoring the book with Lance, and invites fans to share their own thoughts on Lance's long and illustrious career. And to get news and pre-order details in due course for the limited edition from Bloody Pulp Books, you are invited to sign up to their mailing list.
More news as we receive it, then, but for now mark your calendars and count down with us to that exciting release date...
There are 52 days remaining.


When I had the trailer I called my agent and told her what I paid for it. The rate was based on value. If you want, I'll DM you my agent's info.
That may be the case but tell me what happens when its not attached to the vehicle and something happens?
What happens if your at a campground and its not attached to the car and the propane tank or battery decides to blow up and it hurts a fellow camper? or it goes rolling down a hill on its own (dont laugh such incidents have been reported here more than once) and hit someones car or someones house or ran over someones child, then what?
I also know if my home was to burn down and the trailer which is in my garage went with it that my home insurance will not cover the trailer as its has wheels and is considered a licensed vehicle. Have to buy separate insurance for the trailer.
Or what if it was picked up by a tornado and landed on a wicked witch?
Of course there may just be a reward (maybe ruby slippers..."but we have to verify it legally").
All that and no Corpus Delicti for evidence.
There may be a Strawman argument in there somewhere.
I'm sure they will write whatever you want into a policy. Check with them for details.
My insurance is redundant trailers. The trailer that I use is stuck in Ontario, but I have others that will take it's place.


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Comelec suspends special elections in South Cotabato, Southern Leyte
This follows a Supreme Court decision directing the poll body to proclaim Shirlyn Bañas Nograles as the duly-elected representative of the 1st district of South Cotabato, including General Santos City
Sofia Tomacruz
Published 6:41 PM, October 24, 2019
Updated 11:57 PM, October 24, 2019
MANILA, Philippines – Days before it was set to take place, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) announced that special elections in the newly created districts of Southern Leyte and South Cotabato would be suspended.
Comelec Spokesperson James Jimenez said this followed a Supreme Court (SC) decision which directed the poll body to proclaim Shirlyn Bañas Nograles as the duly-elected representative of the 1st district of South Cotabato, including General Santos City.
"Pursuant to Resolution No. 10612, the Comelec has resolved to suspend elections for Member, House of Representatives, for the first and third (lone) districts of South Cotabato," Jimenez said on Thursday, October 24.
In its 9-page decision last September 10, the SC sided with Nograles, who argued that the existence of the new General Santos City district should begin in the next national and local elections in May 2022.
The special elections were supposed to take place on Saturday, October 26, for voters to elect congressional representatives for the new districts created. This came after President Rodrigo Duterte signed into law separate measures creating new congressional districts in the respective areas.
Despite no similar ruling on Southern Leyte released by the SC, the poll body likewise decided to suspend special elections in the new district as a "similarly situated" case remains pending in the High Court.
"However, in case no decision from the SC is forthcoming, the Southern Leyte shall push through on November 30, 2019, to avoid any prolonged vacuum in the Office of Representatives for first and second district," Comelec said.
Comelec had earlier suspended elections in Southern Leyte and South Cotabato to a later date after the May 13 elections "considering the new districts were created only months before the 2019 midterm elections."
All activities related to the special elections, including procurement and bidding, as well as the implementation of related Comelec resolutions, were also suspended, Jimenez said. – Rappler.com
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