The Garmin GPS devices have two methods to access the routes. Some GPS devices needs to import the route before you can access them, and on other devices you may see the routes directly.
The device will now import the selected routes. The routes that were imported can be found in the Routes option under "Where To?"
The import will automatically begin, but no message will appear on the device indicating that the import is happening and may take several minutes to import the trips. Once the import is complete, all transferred routes will be displayed under a category called Unscheduled Trips in the Trip Planner.1 Until the trip(s) show up in Trip Planner, please do not turn off the device or connect it to a computer.
The imported routes are now listed under Unscheduled Trips.


English French Translation: Do You Have To Translate Medical Documents?
English French translation isn't always necessary. Not every industry or service will require it. Does yours? It might not be something you have considered in the past, but would a translation service actually gain you more interest, more customers, and more sales? Translation could make a big difference.
When it comes to medicine, it is true that a high number of doctors across the world (and particularly in Europe) speak English. But not all of them do. So, hiring a language translator can mean that many more people are able to read your documents than otherwise would be able to. Medicine isn't just about doctors, however. It is about people in general, and certainly the majority of people across the world do not speak English as their first language. For someone who has written a medical paper or a firm who sell medical devices, having their information translated using a translator French English expert is often the very best thing they can do. If anything is to be used by the general public, then the information will certainly need to be translated. It cannot be assumed that people will be able to speak one particular language. If no translation is offered and they only speak one language then they can have problems understanding how to use equipment or take medicines. They also may need to be aware of any side effects, which will also have to be translated. Packaging and labelling will also need to be translated so that there are no mix ups or mistakes.
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The sell-off followed a slide in overseas markets after European officials slashed their forecast for economic growth in the euro zone this year and the Bank of England warned that the British economy is set for its weakest growth in a decade. They're the latest flashpoints of worry as investors gird for predicted slowdowns in economies around the world, including the United States.
In U.S. markets, sharp drops for Twitter, apparel company Tapestry and energy stocks helped pull the S&P 500 index lower. The benchmark index broke a five-day winning streak on Wednesday. Twitter gave a better-than-expected earnings report for its latest quarter, but its stock price tumbled after it said revenue for this quarter may fall short of some analysts' estimates.
THE QUOTE: "We've come so far so fast that people were just looking for a chance to be able to say, 'Yeah, that's it, I'm going to take some money off the table," said Tom Martin, senior portfolio manager of Globalt Investments.
ECONOMIC WORRIES: European stock markets tumbled after the European Union's commission slashed its forecast for economic growth in the 19 countries that use the euro this year to 1.3 percent from an earlier forecast of 1.9 percent. A weaker-than-expected report on industrial production in Germany also raised concerns.
IN A HOLE: Dunkin' Brands fell 3.3 percent after the doughnuts chain gave 2019 guidance that fell short of what analysts were expecting.
NOT A GOOD LOOK: Shares in Tapestry tumbled 14.6 percent after the owner of Kate Spade, Coach and other luxury apparel brands reported quarterly earnings and revenue that missed Wall Street's estimates.
INTEREST RATES: All the concerns sent investors toward Treasury bonds, which are seen as safer investments during tumultuous times. When a bond's price rises, its yield falls, and the yield on the 10-year Treasury note fell to 2.65 percent from 2.69 percent late Wednesday.


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Morning Sentinel May 29 police log
Waterville area police reports for May 29, 2016.
IN ANSON, Saturday at 4:49 p.m., mischief was reported on Smith Road.
9:50 p.m., a theft was reported on Union Street.
IN CANAAN, Saturday at 7:22 p.m., trees were reported down on Hartland Road.
Sunday at 9:45 a.m., a burglary was reported on Hubbard Road.
IN CLINTON, Saturday at 12:04 p.m., threatening was reported on Mutton Lane.
3:42 p.m., an assault was reported on Hinckley Road.
IN FAIRFIELD, Saturday at 1:57 p.m., harassment was reported on Skowhegan Road.
7:39 p.m., a theft was reported on Main Street.
9:52 p.m., fireworks were reported on Totman Court.
IN FARMINGTON, Sunday at 5:48 p.m., a case involving theft or fraud was reported on Poverty Lane.
Sunday at 6:53 a.m., vandalism or criminal mischief was reported on Main Street.
10:39 a.m., a road hazard was reported on Wilton Road.
IN JAY, Saturday at 9:14 a.m., threatening was reported on Crash Road.
12:48 p.m., a disturbance was reported on Church Street.
IN MADISON, Saturday at 3:17 p.m., mischief was reported on Preble Avenue.
6:28 p.m., mischief was reported on Myrtle Street.
6:40 p.m., trespass was reported on Weston Avenue.
8:19 p.m., vandalism was reported on Ward Hill Road.
IN MOSCOW, Saturday at 10:43 p.m., fireworks were reported on Donigan Road.
IN NORRIDGEWOCK, Saturday at 1:56 p.m., mischief was reported on Walker Road.
1:58 p.m., mischief was reported on Walker Road.
IN OAKLAND, Saturday at 9:42 p.m., an assault was reported at the boat landing on Old Belgrade Avenue.
IN PITTSFIELD, Saturday at 3 p.m., mischief was reported on Nichols Road.
IN SKOWHEGAN, Saturday at 10:41 a.m., mischief was reported on Jewett Street.
3:21 p.m., a theft was reported on Bigelow Hill Road.
4:54 p.m., trespass was reported on Richardson Road.
8:49 p.m., a disturbance was reported on North Avenue.
10:57 p.m., loud noise was reported on Gilblair Street.
Sunday at 12:59 a.m., a disturbance was reported on Water Street.
10:01 a.m., trespass was reported on Richardson Road.
IN WATERVILLE, Saturday at 11:10 a.m., a theft was reported on Mystic Street.
11:28 a.m., a fight was reported on Union Street.
11:36 a.m., a theft was reported at Circle K/Irving on Kennedy Memorial Drive.
3:41 p.m., a theft was reported at The Home Depot on Waterville Commons Drive.
6:27 p.m., an intoxicated person was reported at Gilman Place on Gilman Street.
7:18 p.m., threatening was reported at Orchard Park Apartments, Building 11, on Crestwood Drive off West River Road.
8:31 p.m., a case involving forgery or fraud was reported at Bath & Body Works at Elm Plaza.
9:15 p.m., a shoplifter was reported at Wal-Mart on Waterville Commons Drive.
10:08 p.m., a drug offense was reported on High Street.
10:56 p.m., harassment was reported at the Big Apple store on Main Street.
IN WILTON, Saturday at 6:30 p.m., harassment was reported on Main Street.
IN WINSLOW, Saturday at 2:10 p.m., harassment was reported on Whipple Street.
3:07 p.m., a vehicle burglary was reported on Clinton Avenue.
IN FAIRFIELD, Sunday at 3:14 a.m., Michael Frank Stewart, 36, of Fairfield, was arrested on a charge of gross sexual assault in Fairfield.
IN SOMERSET COUNTY, Saturday at 2:53 p.m., Lisa Ann Lee, 40, of Benton, was arrested on charges of violating condition of release, trafficking and operating after license suspension.
7:46 p.m., Jordan Peter Sirois, 21, of Madison, was arrested on a warrant.
IN WATERVILLE, Sunday at 12:02 a.m., Rikki Pease, 26, of Skowhegan, was arrested on a charge of operating under the influence on The Concourse.

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Make 2011 A Healthy Year...Get Started Today!
The New Year is almost here! Why wait to get started on your New Year's resolution to lose weight or to live a healthier lifestyle? Why not get started today? January 1st is just another day, right? Having this mindset will be the key to both achieving and maintaining your weight loss goals.
As difficult as weight loss may have been in the past, today is a new day and weight loss doesn't have to be difficult. With the right mindset, it is possible to lose weight and keep it off for good!
Here are 7 easy to follow weight loss tips to help you in this process.
Focus on small behavior changes that you can commit to each step of the way. Weight loss cannot be simply a diet change, but needs to be a lifestyle change as well if you truly want to lose weight and keep it off. Since this can be overwhelming, try and start out with baby steps. For example, instead of saying you're going to exercise every day of the week for 1 hour, start out with exercising 3 days a week for 30 minutes. You can start out with a short walk around the block three or four times a week for 30 minutes. See how it goes, and when you can easily accomplish this and it has become part of your lifestyle, begin pushing the limit up a bit. Progress to 4 days per week, contemplate getting a gym membership, consider getting a few training sessions with a personal trainer, or whatever else you feel you are ready to try. Keep it fun and interesting. Try to get family members or friends to join you. Get involved in community activities such as charity walks, 5k's, team sports, running or walking groups, fitness classes, etc.
Keep a detailed food and exercise journal until these habits become natural. This may be one of the most important tips that many people on a weight loss mission fail to undertake or commit to. Keep a detailed record of each bit of food and drink, including the time and amount consumed. Don't cheat. Record every food item including between meals and snacks and sneaking a bit of your favorite chocolate bar. Write down your physical activity as well, including the type and duration of exercise during your day. Many people are amazed at the amount of food they eat outside of their normal meal times. Journaling is meant to build awareness, which enables you to make changes. Do yourself a favor and start today!
Try to limit your intake of refined sugars and processed foods. The majority of your foods should come from whole foods such as fruits, vegetables, lean meats, low and non-fat dairy, eggs, fish, poultry, and vegetarian proteins such as nuts/seeds, tofu, seitan, beans, and gluten-free veggie burgers. Stay away from enriched products such as white flour, white rice, white bread, and pasta that is not organic or whole grain. These have no nutritional value. Include grains such as quinoa, brown rice, teff, amaranth, kamut, millet, whole oats, spelt, whole wheat pasta, or barley.
Say goodbye to fast food. Any foods that don't go bad when left out for weeks on end should be avoided like the plague. These are loaded with harmful fats, preservatives, and chemicals. If you have no choice but eat out, choose something healthy from the menu like a large salad, a baked potato, and broiled or grilled meats instead of fried food. When traveling, pre-plan. Bring snacks in a cooler including: unsalted nuts and seeds; dried or whole fruit; cut-up veggies with hummus or guacamole; all-natural protein bars such as Think Thin Bars, Lara Bars, Kind Bars or Clif Builders Bars; Kashi Chewy granola bars; hard boiled eggs; celery with natural peanut butter; apple with peanut butter; sandwiches made on Arnold double protein bread; turkey and cheese roll-ups; or low-fat cheese sticks.
Do a detox seasonly to cleanse and detoxify your system. It is important, however, to choose your cleanse carefully. Safety is of utmost importance and many of the health food stores will carry a variety of cleansing products claiming to "detoxify" your liver or colon. Truly none of these are needed. Simply eating the right combination of whole foods and proper supplementation is best to maximize your results and most importantly, will be the safest for your body. Their are a variety of cleansing options, which should be specific for your individualized needs. Contact me to discuss your healthy detox options. The benefits of a detox just may be what you've been missing in your weight loss success.
Try and make it a habit to include at least some vegetables with each meal and snack during your day. The more you think about adding vegetables, the more often you'll actually get them in. Vegetables include vitamins, minerals, fiber and antioxidants to help you from getting sick, to stay full and satisfied, and keep you energized. Include veggies in your morning omelette or have natural peanut butter on celery, have a large organic salad and/or steamed vegetables for lunch and dinner, or have some cut-up vegetables with hummus or guacamole at a snack. Getting vegetables into your diet can be easy when you keep them on your mind.
Stay positive! Don't say "I'm going to try to lose weight." If you say, "I will lose weight and feel great," you'll set your self up for success. What you think about you bring about, so always make positive statements and affirmations rather than thinking negatively or making negative statements. Be committed to staying on course and making these necessary lifestyle and dietary changes.
Weight loss and weight maintenance does not have to be overwhelming and difficult. Try to get started with just a few steps from those mentioned above. Take one day at a time, have fun with it, and if you begin to get overwhelmed, take a deep breath and focus on one simple thing you know you can accomplish. The only way you fail is to give up, so keep on keeping on and you're bound to reach your goals in no time!
So what are you going to start with today?
Happy New Year - Make it a great 2011!


This is commonly headed The Exclusive Leasing and Managing Authority: Residential Property/The Authority. This document sets out the expectations of the relationship between you, the Landlord, and Space Property Co. – the Agent.
It lists the services to be provided, the costs associated with the initial leasing and the ongoing management. It also provides Authority for the agent to commence the important process of Leasing and Managing your property.
This form accompanies the Authority and is designed to enable you to provide further instructions to Space Property Co. that will assist in the continuous management of your property. Details provided by you are items such as advising where your funds will be directed, or providing guardianship of your property's outgoings on your behalf.
Full protection of your property is vital. Landlord Insurance is tailor-made to provide Landlords peace of mind and financial protection.
This Insurance protects you against loss of Rent, Malicious Damage, Theft and Liability Claims.
The Financial Reforms Act allows Space Property Co. to refer you to reputable Insurance companies giving you additional options that will enable a more informed decision when choosing an Insurance provider.
Space Property Co. will make arrangements to collect keys from you to start the process of leasing your property.
At the time of property settlement, most developers/builders prepare a settlement pack for the landlord that contains information such as warranty details on appliances/fixtures, general property information associated with the Owners' Corporation, council details and all keys, security remotes and associated access codes.
At the time of signing the Authority, "A Consent Letter" is also completed directing Space Property Co. to coordinate the collection of your settlement pack from the Developer/Builder, on your behalf.
While every care is taken by the Developer/Builder to ensure that there are no defects to the property, some properties do require attention. Space Property Co. will assist you through this process.
We liaise with reputable organisations who are also registered builders, to respond to any defects. We will provided you with a written report (and photographs) detailing any or all issues that require attention, along with recommendations.


Quote on card and pendant reads: "Family - where life begins and love never ends"
Dog tag shaped pendant stamped with this sweet sentiment about the everlasting family bond is accented by a small rose gold circle charm engraved with a infinity symbol.
BU Jewelry Family Infinity Necklace. Quote on card and pendant reads: Family - where life begins and love never ends. Dog tag shaped pendant stamped with this sweet sentiment about the everlasting family bond is accented by a small rose gold circle charm engraved with a infinity symbol. Sterling Silver chain is adjustable at 16/18, Dog tag measures: .75 x .5; circle measures: .25, Sterling Silver / 22K Rose Gold Vermeil. Necklace is presented in a Designer Gift Box.


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Mount Sifton is a  mountain summit located in Glacier National Park, in the Hermit Range of the Selkirk Mountains in British Columbia, Canada. Mount Sifton is situated  northeast of Revelstoke, and  west of Golden. It is also set  north-northeast of Grizzly Mountain, and  northwest of Rogers Pass from which it can be seen from the Trans-Canada Highway. The  nearest higher peak is Mount Rogers,  to the north-northeast. The first ascent of the mountain was made September 3, 1900, by Arthur Michael, Edward Feuz, and Friedrich Michel via the southeast ridge. The peak's name honors Sir Clifford Sifton (1861–1929), Canadian Minister of the Interior from 1896 through 1905. The mountain's toponym was adopted in 1906, then re-approved September 8, 1932, by the Geographical Names Board of Canada.

Climate
Based on the Köppen climate classification, Mount Sifton is located in a subarctic climate zone with cold, snowy winters, and mild summers. Winter temperatures can drop below −20 °C with wind chill factors below −30 °C. Precipitation runoff from the mountain and meltwater from surrounding glaciers on its slopes drains into tributaries of the Beaver River and Illecillewaet River.

Climbing Routes
Established climbing routes on Mount Sifton:

 Southeast Ridge -  First ascent 1900
 South Face -  FA 1932
 North Face - FA 1970
 West Ridge - class 5.0
 Northwest Ridge - class 3 FA 1984

See also

 Geography of British Columbia
 Geology of British Columbia

References

External links
 Weather: Mount Sifton

Two-thousanders of British Columbia
Selkirk Mountains
Glacier National Park (Canada)
Columbia Country
Kootenay Land District

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Bragdon, Henry Wilkinson (9/6/1906 - 3/15/1980), Williams, Herma Louise (1885 - 1957), Boyce, Fred R., Bragdon, Katherine Elmina (12/30/1837 - 9/6/1920), MacArthur, Mary (3/12/1869), Bragdon, George Chandler (4/29/1832 - 8/7/1910), Connolly, Nan (b. 1880), Joiner, Edith M. (7/3/1868 - 7/4/1935), Flack, Reginald Gamble (1/24/1881 - 1975), Flack, Ethel L. (b. 1877), Cutler, Joseph Warren (7/13/1857 - 1934), Hutchison, Laura B. (b. 1870), Clark, Edith E. (1884? - 1934), Bragdon, Claude (8/1/1866 - 9/17/1946), Wilkinson, Josephine (10/22/1862 - 3/3/1943), Sibley's (Rochester, N.Y.)
Bragdon, George Chandler (4/29/1832 - 8/7/1910), Cutler, Joseph Warren (7/13/1857 - 1934), Baker, Lura Ophelia (8/13/1870 - 1922), MacArthur, Nellie (b. 4/4/1867?), MacArthur, Mary (3/12/1869), Baker, Marie (b. 1845), Davis, Frank Allen (3/21/1873 - 6/1/1953), Davis, Frances Graham (9/9/1906 - 10/6/1983), Hutchison, Laura B. (b. 1870), Goler, Caroline Chandler (b. 3/16/1869), Cutler, James Goold (4/24/1848 - 4/21/1927), Bragdon, Katherine Elmina (12/30/1837 - 9/6/1920), Gilmore, Joseph H. (b. 9/9/1863), Bragdon, Claude (8/1/1866 - 9/17/1946), Bragdon, Henry Wilkinson (9/6/1906 - 3/15/1980), Bragdon, Chandler (12/15/1907 - 1/3/1969), McLaughlin, Florence (1877? - 1945), Dickins, Mary Belle (9/9/1876?), Hutchinson, Bessie J. (1877 - 1954), Sibley's (Rochester, N.Y.), Highland Park (Rochester, N.Y.), Genesee Valley Park (Rochester, N.Y.), Flinch
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May Bragdon Diary, January 12, 1908 – January 16, 1908, p. 38
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Cutler, James Goold (4/24/1848 - 4/21/1927), Cutler, Joseph Warren (7/13/1857 - 1934), Bragdon, Claude (8/1/1866 - 9/17/1946), Rowe, Marguerite H. (1886 - 1967), Bragdon, George Chandler (4/29/1832 - 8/7/1910), Bragdon, Katherine Elmina (12/30/1837 - 9/6/1920), Bragdon, Henry Wilkinson (9/6/1906 - 3/15/1980), Spragues, Frey, Amelie D. (1882 - 1966), Frey, John Donald (1/6/1903 - 1981), Williams, Herma Louise (1885 - 1957), Wolfe, Gurdon C. (8/1890 - 1928), Wolfe, Alice Louise (b. 1857?), Harned's (Rochester, N.Y.), Sibley's (Rochester, N.Y.), Sanitorium (Dansville, N.Y.), Flinch, Autumn Chapter
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2019 Goucher XC Classic
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Gophers Continue Long Run of Academic Success
TOWSON, Md. — Another semester, another collective grade-point average of over 3.0 for the Goucher athletic department.
Student-Athletes Pick Up Honors at Convocation
TOWSON, Md. — The Goucher community gathered in Kraushaar Auditorium this afternoon for Convocation, the annual celebration of the academic and artisitic achievements of its students.
Currier, XC Programs Recognized by USTFCCCA
NEW ORLEANS — The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association released its academic awards for the 2013 cross country season today, with Goucher runner Katherine Currier, as well as both the men's and women's teams, receiving recognition. Currier earned individual USTFCCCA All-Academic honors, while each program was honored as an All-Academic Team.
Athletic Teams Extend Streak of Academic Excellence
TOWSON, Md. — For the 28th-consecutive semester, a streak which has now lasted for well over a decade, Goucher's men's and women's athletic programs have combined to register a grade-point average of over 3.0.
Geller Garners Senior Scholar Athlete Recognition
TOWSON, Md. — Goucher's Hugh Geller was recognized as the Landmark Conference Senior Scholar Athlete for men's cross country this morning, becoming the second Gopher this fall and 12th overall to receive the award.
Six from Goucher Make All-Sportsmanship Team
TOWSON, Md. — Six student-athletes from Goucher are among the 45 who are on the Fall 2013 All-Sportsmanship Team that the Landmark Conference issued this morning.
Landmark Reveals Academic Honor Roll for Fall 2013
TOWSON, Md. — The Landmark Conference, which is in its seventh year of competition, today recognized 267 student-athletes for their academic accomplishments by placing them on the 2013 Fall Academic Honor Roll. Thirty of the honorees are from Goucher.
Three Seniors Follow Jennings Across Finish Line
BETHLEHEM, Pa. — A sophomore was Goucher's top finisher today at the NCAA Division III Mideast Regional Championship. After Isaac Jennings (Narberth, Pa./Harriton) came the three seniors on the 2013 roster.
Cross Country Prepares for D-III Regional Championships
TOWSON, Md. — Each of Goucher's cross country teams will continue the postseason portion of their schedule tomorrow in the NCAA Division III Mideast Region Championships. The meet, hosted by Muhlenberg College, will be held at Lehigh University, and spots for next weekend's National Championships will be on the line.
Pair of Goucher Runners Crack Top 25 at Landmark Meet
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Two runners from Goucher were among the top 25 finishers today at the 2013 Landmark Conference Championship as sophomore Isaac Jennings (Narberth, Pa./Harriton) and senior Hugh Geller (Devens, Mass./Francis W. Parker Charter Essential School) crossed the finish line back-to-back in 22nd and 23rd place, respectively.
Nine Goucher Teams in Action on Jam-Packed Saturday
TOWSON, Md. -- This Saturday marks the busiest day of competition all year for Goucher athletics, with nine programs in action. A sport-by-sport breakdown of the afternoon is listed below.
Freshmen Follows 11 Navy Runners Across Finish Line
TOWSON, Md. — Goucher wasn't able to sneak any of its runners in ahead of the the 11 from the U.S. Naval Academy, so the Gophers had to settle for second place today at the Goucher Cross Country Classic.
Jennings Battles Brutal Heat to Place 81st Overall
BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Running on the same course that will be used for next month's NCAA Division III Mideast Regional Championship, Goucher's Isaac Jennings (Narberth, Pa./Harriton) battled brutal conditions caused by the heat and humidity to place 81st overall today in the College Men's White 8,000-meter race at the Paul Short Run.
Jennings Eclipses School Record Standing Since 2001
NEWVILLE, Pa. — Goucher earned a team score of 139 points in the 4,000-meter race at today's Dickinson Long/Short Invitational thanks to the efforts of sophomore Isaac Jennings (Narberth, Pa./Harriton) and two of his teammates.
Lee Comes In Under 28 Minutes in First Collegiate 8K
EAST MANCHESTER TWP., Pa. — Goucher's Anthony Lee (Vancouver, Wash./Columbia River) completed his first 8,000-meter cross country race as a freshman in under 28 minutes on the way to a top 20 finish at today's Coach Achtzehn Classic.
Freshman Runs Fastest 6K in Program History
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Freshman Anthony Lee ran the fastest 6,000-meter race in the history of Goucher's men's cross country program to finish in a tie for 27th place at the Catholic Invitational, which was conducted today on the grounds of the U.S. Soldiers' & Airmen's Home.
Gophers Collect First Meet Title in 15 Seasons in 2013 Opener
TOWSON, Md. – A revamped Goucher cross country squad got its season off to the best possible start at the Baltimore Metro Meet this morning, finishing in a first place tie with McDaniel among the four competing Division III schools. The first place finish was the first for the program since the 1998 York Invitational.
Cross Country Teams Hope for Quick Return to Success
TOWSON, Md. – After disappointing 2012 campaigns, Goucher cross country head coach John Caslin is optimistic for a bounce back year from his men's and women's squads this fall. Each team has key runners returning after studying abroad last year, in addition to several freshmen who are expected to improve the overall depth of the program.


MDOP, or Microsoft Optimization Pack, is welcoming this Wednesday a new star member dubbed User Experience Virtualization. Microsoft went against the flow and used the term "experience" as opposed to the well-established and popular "environment," which is used industry wide. UE-V will be released in beta first and will be positioned to enhance a desktop virtualization rollouts.
The idea behind UE-V is to establish a centralized location where user preferences and settings are saved and applied on demand to user sessions, whether physical or virtual. This feature is necessary as the ripples of consumerization continue to be felt in the enterprise. As the influx of devices increases, an easy way of applying personal preferences and customized applications settings serves a seamless, consistent user experience.
Microsoft is not without competition in this space. UE-V will find stiff competition with well-established solutions from AppSense, RES Software, Liquidware Labs and others. It will be interesting to learn more about UE-V and see if there will be integration with Microsoft Skydrive, as that will be an interesting proposition considering both AppSense and RES Software now offer Dropbox-like services that are integrated with their user environment virtualization solutions.
I am interested to find out if UE-V will support swapping base operating systems. Will I be able to swap Windows XP for Windows 7 and vice-versa, and maybe tomorrow Windows 8? Or will this solution only address the same operating system? It will truly shine if we can interchange operating systems, as it will also make migration so much easier and painless.


HIM: My dogs were in a fight with a raccoon a couple of days ago and they chased it up a tree. It's been up there for 2 days and I would like it removed before it dies.
ME: The raccoon is in the tree because he's afraid of your dogs. Where are the dogs now?
HIM: Barking at the raccoon in the tree.
ME: Can you place the dogs in their kennel?
HIM: The kennel is right underneath the tree. Should I put them in there?
ME: No. Can you bring the dogs inside for a few hours?
HIM: No. They're outside dogs.
ME: Can you put them in the garage to give this raccoon a chance to come down out of the tree?
HIM: No. I'm not willing to do that.
I had to put him on hold after that answer.
Are you f'n kidding me?! I was so not prepared for that response. You can't lock up your dogs?? To let another living being, one of God's creatures, who is scared to death, come down out of a tree and have a chance at survival?? Then why the f*** did you call me?!! Do you really think I'm going to track all the way out to your drug-infested meth-lab 'home' and remove a raccoon from a tree when you won't even put your hell hounds up??
I was now done with this phone call. I had to pass it off to my director as the veins in my head were frantically pulsating.
The director then proceeded to calmly explain the risk of diseases that a dead raccoon would pass onto his beloved outside dogs who were never allowed inside, if he didn't remove his dogs from the area to let the raccoon down.
Alas… we will never know what happened to this poor raccoon, whether the above idiot decided to put his dogs up for a couple of hours or not.
This entry was posted in Wildlife and tagged baby season, deer, fawns, heaven help us, Pacific Northwest, raccoons, redneck, rescue and rehab, Seattle, spring, stupid, wildlife, wildlife rescue on April 14, 2017 by Paula.
Seattle is a huge coffee mecca, with its biggest coffee roasters being Starbucks, Tully's, and Seattle's Best. It is said that there are 35 coffeehouses per 100,000 people. There are 4 drive-thru coffee stands no more than 3 miles from my house. Here are 3 of them. This sensation is lost on me as I don't drink coffee.
Even the bling for Rock 'n' Roll Seattle in 2014 was a coffee cup.
Are drive-thru coffee stands the norm where you live, or is this just a Seattle thing?
This entry was posted in Life in general, Photos and tagged blogging, coffee, Echoes of my Neighborhood, echoes of my neighbourhood, Pacific Northwest, photography, spring, starbucks on March 13, 2016 by Paula.


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Trace: Man, finally I get to relax. Flora's been acting odd ever since we got here. I wonder what's wrong?
Trace: Oh, well. Time for some peace and quiet.
Red: Trace, I don't believe it! We've been looking all over for you!
Trace: Oh, it's you… uh… what's your name again?
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Final Fantasy XIII Demo Dated in Japan
Play FFXIII, and watch Advent Children in English!
By John Tanaka
Updated: 16 Jun 2012 9:03 am
Posted: 19 Jan 2009 5:32 am
Square Enix started off the week over in Japan with the announcement of a final release date for Final Fantasy VII Advent Children Complete. The Blu-ray version of the FFVII CG afterstory will hit Japan on April 16, priced at 4,900 yen (about $54).
PS3 owners throughout the world are likely keeping an eye on this product due to the planned inclusion of a Final Fantasy XIII demo. The demo will be available in two versions of the Advent Children package.
For the serious collectors, there's the Cloud Black 160 GB Special Spec + Final Fantasy XIII
Final Fantasy XIII - PS3
$4.99on Gamestop
Trial Version Set. This bundle includes Advent Children, a 160 gigabyte PS3, and a copy of the FFXIII demo. The included hardware is black and features a special Cloud logo. Pricing for the bundle is set at 49,980 yen (about $548). In Japan, the 80 gigabyte PS3 currently retails for 39,980 yen.
Those who just want to get their hands on the FFXIII demo can pick up the Final Fantasy XIII Trial Verion Set. Priced at 5,900 yen (about $65), this special package included Advent Children and the FFXIII demo.
Square Enix hasn't made official comment, but it's presumable that the demo will work on PS3 systems throughout the world. While the exact content of the demo hasn't been announced, Square Enix reps previously commented that an early section of the game would be playable. The demo will presumably be Japanese only so those who do import should get their Japanese dictionary apps ready.
As a bonus, the Advent Children disc will include an option for English voice overs so when you're done with the FFXIII demo, you'll get to watch Advent Children in English. Subtitles for the movie will be Japanese only.
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DeveloperSquare Enix
PublisherSquare Enix
Release DateN/A
PlatformsPlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC
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My husband and I were originally on the fence about booking a coordinator, but it was hands down the best decision we made. We had booked several vendors before looking into a coordinator, and Cassie swooped in and made sure everything was in order for the day. Between the timelines, questionnaires, and constant contact, she made us think of things that we never would have thought of, making the day that much more perfect. Cassie is very personable and nice, but at the same time gets the job done. Both of our families loved her, looked to her for help, and she was always there. If you want to ensure your day is perfect, we would highly recommend Cassie from Bride's Best Friend!! Thank you so much Cassie!!!
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Pathologists can be board-certified in a number of subspecialties through the American Board of Pathology, which is recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialities.


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Q: Laravel HasManyThrough Same Model with Different Scope I'm currently running into an issue which has me rethinking if I am approaching the right way. For the sake of the example, I have limited wiggle room in terms of re-architecting but hear me out.
I have two Models which reference the same table, different types of "Users".
Provider:
class Provider extends User
{

    protected $table = 'users';

    protected static function boot()
    {
        parent::boot();

        static::addGlobalScope('user_type', function (Builder $builder) {
            $builder->where('type', '=', 'provider')->orWhere('type', '=', 'admin');
        });

    }

}

User:
class User extends Authenticatable
{
   ...normal user items
}

This might sound confusing but a Provider can "own" any number of Users via a "provider_id" column. A Provider can also own another Provider via provider_id. I'm looking to create a relationship in which a "parent" Provider (one who owns another provider) can access the "child" provider's owned users.
I am attempting to use hasManyThrough but keep running into the following error:
Syntax error or access violation: 1066 Not unique table/alias

My relationship looks like this:
class Provider extends User
{

    protected $table = 'users';

    protected static function boot()
    {
        parent::boot();

        static::addGlobalScope('user_type', function (Builder $builder) {
            $builder->where('type', '=', 'provider')->orWhere('type', '=', 'admin');
        });

    }

    public function childSavers() {
        return $this->hasManyThrough(User::class, Provider::class, 'provider_id', 'provider_id', 'id', 'id');
    }
}

From what I know, it's because I'm attempting to pivot on the same table, but how else would one define this relationship?
Thanks!

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Summary: A new mathematical model has shown how different gene variants enable random diversity in neurons.
How is it possible that so many different and highly specific neurons arise in the brain? A mathematic model developed by researchers from the University of Basel's Biozentrum demonstrates that different variants of genes enable such a random diversity. The scientists describe in "Cell Reports" that despite countless numbers of newly formed neurons, the genetic variants equip neurons individually and precisely for their specific function.
The brain is our body's most complex organ and consists of about 100 billion neurons. For the error-free transmission of information and for proper functioning, the different cells must be programmed in a way that they connect with the correct interaction partner. Genes determine the function of the neurons. The approximately 30,000 different genes alone, however, are not sufficient to create the necessary diversity of individual neurons.
Attila Becskei's team at the Biozentrum, University of Basel, has investigated embryonic stem cells during their maturation to neurons and developed a mathematical model of their development. It demonstrates how the observed neuronal diversity and precision is achieved by gene variants, so-called isoforms.
The different variants of single genes enable the development of a great diversity of individual neurons. "Only the combination of isoforms makes it possible that such diverse populations of neurons are generated by a rather limited number of genes. The combinations of the isoforms are chosen randomly. This random process, however, can result in great variations in the number of expressed isoforms in the individual cells," says Becskei. However, it is important to have the same or a similar number of expressed genes for the neurons to interact specifically with other neurons.
Different gene variants ensure the diversity of neurons by chance. NeuroscienceNews.com image is credited to University of Basel, Biozentrum.
The development of individual neurons is a kind of mass production with random release. Millions of neurons are formed just like on an assembly line. But how can precision be achieved in this process? The result surprised the researchers: "Our mathematical model demonstrates that combinatorial diversity and precision are not mutually opposing phenomena but rather work together, hand in hand," explains Becskei. Contrary to previous expectations, the number of different isoforms in the cell and exclusive precision increase simultaneously during the maturation of the neurons. In short: the more isoform variants, the more exclusive and evenly distributed they are in the individual neurons.
Original Research: Open access research for "Stochastic Gene Choice during Cellular Differentiation" by Takeo Wada, Sandrine Wallerich, and Attila Becskei in Cell Reports. Published September 25 2018.
University of Basel"Diversity in the Brain: How Millions of Neurons Become Unique." NeuroscienceNews. NeuroscienceNews, 26 September 2018.
University of Basel"Diversity in the Brain: How Millions of Neurons Become Unique." http://neurosciencenews.com/neuron-diversity-9917/ (accessed September 26, 2018).
Genes in higher eukaryotes are regulated by long-range interactions, which can determine what combination of genes is expressed in a chromosomal segment. The choice of the genes can display exclusivity, independence, or co-occurrence. We introduced a simple measure to quantify this interdependence in gene expression and differentiated mouse embryonic stem cells to neurons to measure the single-cell expression of the gene isoforms in the protocadherin (Pcdh) cluster, a key component of neuronal diversity. As the neuronal progenitors mature into neurons, expression of the gene isoforms in the Pcdh array is initially concurrent. Even though the number of the expressed genes is increasing during differentiation, the expression shifts toward exclusivity. The expression frequency correlates highly with CTCF binding to the promoters and follows dynamically the changes in the binding during the differentiation. These findings aid in understanding the interplay between cellular differentiation and stochastic gene choice.


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Festival Jury
Each year, Doc'n Roll invites an all-star group of music and film lovers to help cap off our London event by awarding the Doc'n Roll Jury Prize for Documentary of the Year. Doc'n Roll's 2019 jury was graced by five of our favourite music and music documentary fans: Emma Dabiri (broadcaster and writer), Jen Long (Take Care Management), Julia Nottingham (Director at Dorothy St Pictures), Paul Rodgers (Head of BBC 6 Music) and Sophie K (presenter, Kerrang! Radio).
UPDATE: On Sunday 17 November, the closing day of Doc'n Roll London 2019, Doc'n Roll programmers Colm Forde and Vanessa Lobon announced the jury's decision. The 2019 Doc'n Roll Jury Prize for Documentary of the Year was awarded to directors Farah X and Lisa Cortes for their film The Remix: Hip Hop x Fashion, which received its UK premiere on the closing day of the festival.
Jury member Jen Long called The Remix "a brilliant film. It's an engaging, thought-provoking, educating, riveting ride that's put together perfectly. I enjoyed every minute." Sophie K added: "This film was head and shoulders above the rest. The director prioritised narrative above all else, which meant that you are gripped from start to finish. I didn't even know I was interested in hip hop fashion! It was fantastically put together, and was able to appeal to a wide variety of audiences."
EMMA DABIRI
Writer, social historian and a BBC Broadcasting Star Of The Year 2017, Emma currently co-presents Britain's Lost Masterpieces (BBC4). She has previously presented Back in Time for Brixton and the Back in Time Confectioners series (BBC Two) and Is Love Racist? (Channel 4) and has made a number of social history films for The One Show (BBC). Her first Radio 4 documentary, Journeys Into Afro-Futurism, is available via BBC Sounds. Emma's first book, Don't Touch My Hair (Penguin/Allen Lane), was published this year.
T: @EmmaDabiri
Broadcaster, journalist and a rising music industry star, Jen presented BBC Introducing (Radio 1) and was the voice of BBC3, where she presented festival coverage for the channel. She later worked at DICE as music editor before setting up Take Care Management, where she represents Aaron Porter, Para Alta and Mammút.
T: @jenlong
JULIA NOTTINGHAM
Film and television producer and the head of Dorothy Street Pictures, Julia was named a 2018 Future Leader by Screen International. Her credits include XY Chelsea, Skate Kitchen, Trophy, All These Sleepless Nights and Kingdom Of Us, winner of BAFTA's 2018 Grierson Best Documentary prize. She previously ran Pulse Films' feature documentary slate. Julia currently has fiction projects in development with Film 4, BBC Films and BFI and non-fiction projects with ESPN Films and CNN Films. Prior to setting up Dorothy Street Pictures, Julia ran the feature documentary slate at Pulse Films (American Honey, 20,000 Days On Earth).
Broadcaster, producer, former teacher and lifelong music and music documentary fan, Paul joined BBC 6 Music from Radio 2 in 2008 as an editor. He became head of programmes in 2013, and since 2016 has headed the UK's largest digital-only music station.
SOPHIE K
Skateboarder, TV and radio presenter, videographer and metal fan, Sophie is Kerrang! Radio's breakfast presenter and an occasional presenter for Radio 1's Indie Show. A correspondent for Alternative Press, she was the host of Tube Screamer on the much-missed Scuzz TV, and in 2018, she hosted the Heavy Music Awards and a stage at Download festival. Sophie was part of a team that was awarded a National Television Award for its film review show and was nominated for an Arquiva radio award in the Best Specialist Show category.
T: @iamsophiek Insta: @iamsophiek


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Yesterday, rabble.ca's online discussion forum babble hosted Churchill MP and NDP leadership candidate Niki Ashton for an interactive interview in which Niki answered your questions on her bid for the keys to Stornoway. Here is an abridged and edited version of that interview. Read the complete interview on babble here and join the ongoing discussion. Be sure also to read babble's interviews with Brian Topp, Nathan Cullen, Peggy NashPaul Dewar. Thomas Mulcair and Martin Singh did not accept our invitations for interviews.
babblers: In reference to your plan for a more inclusive economy, point five states: "Tax reform, including measures that target the 'affordability gap' for many poor, working and middle income families. Ensure corporate tax structures promote innovation and job creation."
Could you please elaborate on what measures you feel the NDP should take to target the affordability gap, and what measures the NDP should take on corporate tax structures for job creation? Both Nathan Cullen and Brian Topp have spoken of raising taxes on the wealthiest Canadians, along with eliminating the exemption from capital gains taxes, and raising corporate taxes. Are these things that you favour, and if so, by how much?
Niki Ashton: I would review the tax system with the goal of making it more progressive and shifting the burden of taxation from low-income and middle-class families who are struggling to make ends meet to those who can afford to pay. I would appoint a tax reform commission. One of the fundamental mandates of the tax reform commission would be to treat all forms of income more equally as part of a more progressive tax system. The primary goal of the commission would be to modernize our tax system and in particular review all aspects of our tax system to make sure they are equitable and progressive. The mandate would be for the commission to make recommendations to the Government for implementation beginning in 2016.
The commission would also look at tax expenditures. We need to examine the burden facing Canadian families, many of whom are struggling to make ends meet. We need to look at raising the basic personal exemption to allow low-income families to earn more money before paying taxes. We need to increase the child tax benefit in recognition of the cost of raising children. We need to look at boutique tax cuts for things like public transit passes or participation in sports and cultural activities. We need to make improvements to the Canada Pensions Plan and ensure that seniors are able to live in security and comfort.
I would roll back Stephen Harper's tax cuts for big corporations. I would ensure that corporate tax structures promote innovation, job creation and a more green economy. It's about calling for a fundamental reform of the tax system. I've talked about the basic principles but it is important to remember that the next leader of the party is going to be potentially leader of the next government. I'm talking about the principles that would guide us. The commission is aimed at how we would immediately act on those principles.
b: Given that you joined the NDP caucus in supporting the Libya mission, what do you see as the role for the Canadian military, particularly in Canada's foreign affairs?
NA: On January 25, I announced my plan to renew Canada's purpose in the world based on the values of peace, diplomacy and global solidarity. I have made clear that I would make the NDP Minister of Foreign Affairs specifically responsible for the promotion of peace. And I described a much different role for Canada's military.
Jack Layton and the NDP fought for years to support Canadian troops by bringing them back home from Afghanistan. We must keep them home, and give them the respect and new opportunities they deserve. Moreover, we owe our veterans and their families ongoing support to deal with all injuries incurred overseas, including and especially PTSD.
Our Armed Forces should focus on defending Canada and providing humanitarian assistance to people facing catastrophic emergencies -- from earthquakes to floods to forest fires -- throughout Canada and internationally. Furthermore, the militarization of the Arctic is not the priority of Canadians living in the Arctic, nor does it reflect Canada's interest in international cooperation and the rule of law.
We must speak out as a force for peace in the Middle East, including supporting Palestinian statehood as part of a two-state solution as well as opposing illegal settlements and the killing of civilians.
I opposed the extension of the mission in Libya. And I have been alarmed by Stephen Harper's war-mongering in terms of Iran. We must counter Stephen Harper's rhetoric such as when he said the greatest threat to Canada's security is "Islamicism". That is unacceptable and dangerous rhetoric and we can't afford to be silent about it as a party.
b: As technology becomes an ever larger part of our lives, access to that technology at an early age becomes critical. For children these days, not having access to a computer at a young age will become more and more like not having access to books at an early age. As the economy changes, Canada would benefit from a high level of technological literacy throughout the country.
What approach would you take towards getting technology in the hands of all Canadian children? Do you see a "one tablet per child" as an achievable program?
NA: Technology has the potential to be the great equalizer, providing opportunities and access to information for people living in every part of the country, no matter how remote. But it can be a double-edged sword. For people on the wrong side of the digital divide, it can actually contribute to greater inequality. It can be fatal to someone's chances to taking a job for which they might otherwise be eminently qualified. And this is particularly the case in rural and northern Canada; there are still communities in my riding in Northern Manitoba, for example, that don't have full access to high-speed Internet.
Specific programs like "a tablet for every child" probably fall under provincial jurisdiction. But the federal government can show leadership in closing the digital divide. We must provide funding to upgrade infrastructure in remote regions of the country. We can work with First Nations communities, which fall under Ottawa's jurisdiction to provide a higher quality of education to children attending First Nations schools, including access to the latest technological tools. And we can make life more affordable to put these kinds of essentials in easier reach of all Canadian families.
b: There have been more than 14,000 foreign takeovers of Canadian corporations and valuable assets since just 1985. More than three-dozen key sectors of Canada's economy are majority foreign-owned and controlled and mostly by rich Americans. We've witnessed the closure of Electro-Motive recently in London, Ontario and 450 jobs lost to Caterpillar-Indiana, now a right-to-work state. Ken Lewenza said recently that Caterpillar violated investment rules when they bought Electro-Motive in 2010.
What would you do to stem the decades-long tide of predatory foreign takeovers of Canadian corporations and assets? Would an NDP government led by you consider re-nationalizing any key sectors of Canada's economy, like manufacturing and oil/energy?
NA: One of the key issues I have raised in this campaign is the degree to which foreign takeovers are hollowing out our economy and devastating workers and their communities. Workers at US Steel in Hamilton, Caterpillar in London, Rio Tinto in Alma, in Northern Ontario and in my own riding in Northern Manitoba, have all seen the impact of predatory takeovers.
As MP for Churchill, I saw how the Conservatives allowed Vale, a Brazilian company to take over Inco. They then gave them a billion dollar low interest loan to shut the smelter and refinery in my home community of Thompson. In Hamilton, US Steel promised jobs and investment -- then cut 1,500 jobs. The Conservatives took them to court but have now reached a settlement that is nothing short of a sell out.
It is time we stand up for our Canada. In this campaign, I've called for tougher regulations including a lower dollar value for screening, greater guarantees for jobs and investment and clear recognition of the need to protect strategic industries.
I believe that as Canadians we need to review our involvement in our economy, particularly in the resource sector. It is ironic that an increasing number of foreign takeovers are being made by state-owned entities from other countries. I would not rule out greater public involvement in our resource and other strategic sectors.
During the campaign, I have specifically identified that Canada should be looking at establishing a crown corporation for the production of generic drugs. Drug costs are one of the biggest cost drivers in health care, and generic drug manufacturers charge a huge mark-up on medications. We must look at innovative ways of strengthening our public universal health-care system.
b: Last week, Canada's Truth & Reconciliation Commission on residential schools released its interim report, outlining a slate of recommendations including implementing an educational program in Canadian schools. So far, there is no word from the Harper government on engaging with the Commission's recommendations. In British Columbia, the official inquiry into Vancouver's Missing and Murdered Women -- most of whom were aboriginal -- has been boycotted by many of advocacy groups because they feel it does not take seriously its mandate of prevention and healing. Your colleague Charlie Angus exposed the inhumane conditions suffered by the James Bay Cree in Attawapiskat this winter. Meanwhile, aboriginal land claims sit in bureaucratic limbo.
Your history of supporting First Nations rights and issues is well-known, and your riding includes many First Nations reserves. As leader of the NDP, what will you do to stop this cycle of trauma, perfunctory apology and bureaucratic dithering in which Canada's First Nations continue to suffer some of the worst living conditions in the Western world?
NA: Ending the Third World conditions in Aboriginal communities across Canada will be one of my top priorities if I am elected Leader and Prime Minister.
There is no excuse in a country as wealthy as Canada to see the poverty in which Aboriginal people live and the violence, discrimination and oppression that Aboriginal women and men deal with on a daily basis.
We need to work with First Nations leaders to repeal the Indian Act and replace it with a legislative framework that respects the nation-to-nation relationship. Such a framework must also respect First Nations treaty rights and facilitate their inherent right to self-government.
We need to establish an independent Land Claims Resolution process that has the resources necessary to negotiate dozens of agreements at the same time, the necessary authority to reach binding agreements and targets and deadlines by which land claims need to be resolved.
We need to recognize that the duty to consult and accommodate First Nations people when it comes to resource development projects is binding on the federal government as well as on provincial governments; that means, for example, respecting the right of First Nations communities to participate in environmental reviews.
We must make immediate investments in education, health, and housing. We must remove the 2% cap on First Nations education, including the Post-Secondary Student Support Program. This cap has for many years put Aboriginal young people at a disadvantage. We must see increased investment in health services and immediate action to resolve the housing crisis in Aboriginal communities. And we need to work with First Nations, Inuit and Métis people to ensure that they have the opportunity to participate in our economy at every level.
b: Given the pitbull politics that the Conservatives employ and the venomous-snake approach of the LPC, in gearing up for the next 4 years each NDP leadership candidate should be able to explain to us how her or his acknowledged Achilles' heel will be protected.
How do you propose to prepare yourself for the predictable attacks on your relative lack of experience in politics? For instance, do you envision mobilization (of youth, minorities, and other supportive groups) to counter such attacks, and how would you strike a balance between waging the battles yourself and relying on veteran MPs?
NA: I have dealt with the Conservative attack machine directly. In 2006 I was targeted because I was nominated and campaigned in support of same-sex marriage. In the 2011 election I was targeted by Conservative robocalls because I support trans-gendered rights. I have found the best way to fight the Conservative attack machine is to expose it and fight back on the issue itself.
I believe that I have as much experience as many of my opponents, but more to the point -- I believe that my age is more of an asset. I have a perspective that I can bring to public policy questions that is different than that of many other political leaders; I've talked about pensions, for example, from the perspective of a young person, as part of a generation that fears we may never be able to retire. I think that perspective can be very powerful, if the party takes advantage of it. I can reach voters that other leaders simply can't.
The key message of our campaign is that we need New Politics. I think that Canadians have reinvented politics; they're looking for something different from leaders today. They know that one person doesn't have all the answers and they get frustrated by leaders like Stephen Harper who pretend that they do. It's part of what makes them cynical about politics. And they believe something, and I believe something, that I think Stephen Harper has forgotten. Leadership isn't about power for yourself. Leadership is service to others.
Canadians know that all of us rely on advisers. Stephen Harper relies on spin-doctors and corporate lobbyists. For myself, I will make it clear that I intend to make decisions based on solid evidence about what works and what doesn't. And I will put forward a vision of a new kind of leadership -- one where leaders have the confidence to allow others to show leadership, too.
It will mean leading a government where politicians provide funding and establish guidelines at the macro level but allow people with expertise to make decisions at the micro level. It will mean working with provinces and territories, and Aboriginal communities to solve problems; the fact is Ottawa doesn't always know best. I look forward to working with the other leadership candidates in this race, veteran Members of Parliament and our great team of new MPs.
I believe that in the next election the Conservative attack machine will be totally discredited and that our message of hope and real change for Canada will connect with Canadians from coast to coast to coast and we will be able to elect Canada's first NDP federal government.
b: In 2009, you were the only MP in the House of Commons to stand up and question the Harper Conservatives from earmarking a portion of Social Sciences and the Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) doctoral fellowships -- grants from an arms-length institution -- for "business-related degrees." Today, two of Canada's biggest three English-speaking Universities face looming TA and support staff strikes, while some 100,000 students in Quebec are on strike against rising tuition fees.
Our universities continue to abandon the classic principles of higher education in favour of a corporatized governance model which professionalizes degrees meant to make better citizens, not better producers and consumers. Canadian students are seeing historically high debt loads and tougher and tougher barriers to affordable education.
What do you propose to do to undo the Conservative assault on higher education and restore education as a right for all, rather than the privilege of a few?
NA: As post-secondary education critic for the NDP in the last Parliament, I was proud to oppose the regressive Harper agenda on research and more broadly post-secondary education. It is critical to stand up for academic freedom and the value of all research in our institutions. The Harper government's ideological interference in research from the social sciences to the environment must be exposed and opposed. I believe that decisions about what projects receive government funding or tax incentives, or which projects are given the green light by regulators, should be free from political or bureaucratic interference.
A key theme of our campaign has been the growing inequality in Canada. That inequality is seen in the increased cost faced by students when it comes to tuitions and debilitating levels of student debt. I was the only candidate in our first all-candidate debate to speak of accessible education as part of my plan for an inclusive economy.
On February 1, I was proud to participate in the CFS National Day of Action where I stood in solidarity with students and called for:
- Increased federal funding for post-secondary education;
- A dedicated transfer of federal funds for post-secondary education backed by a Post-Secondary Education Act modelled on the Canada Health Act to guarantee standards of quality and accessibility;
- Lifting the cap in federal support for the PSSSP to ensure that more Aboriginal Canadians can access post-secondary education and participate in the Canadian economy
In our all-candidates debate in Montreal I also expressed my solidarity with the students in Quebec who are calling for affordable and accessible education.
I believe that education is key to moving forward -- and the priority must be to support our post-secondary education system and make it affordable and accessible to all.
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