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Boards installed, now I need to install the lower frame members and stake them so that back-filling doesn't push this all under the deck. The boards were all pre-drilled (top and bottom) and, although the order of operations might seem a bit odd, it will be easy enough to remove two or three boards, drive a few pieces of rebar into the ground, and then close everything up again ready for backfilling. Donut Bunny hopes to be planting veggies by Monday--that rabbit can be a bit of a slave-driver!
Continuing my Southern Arizona Adventure 2024 with a visit to Bisbee Arizona. This is stage 6 of 9.
This is the oldest, continuously operating hotel in Arizona. Bisbee is a very walkable town. But hilly and with lots of steps
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copper_Queen_Hotel
The Copper Queen Hotel is a historic hotel located in Bisbee, Arizona. I think that if I visit Bisbee again, I will stay here.
Holding the distinction of being Arizona's longest continuously operated hotel, the Copper Queen was constructed from 1898 to 1902 by the Phelps Dodge Corporation to serve as lodging for investors and dignitaries visiting its nearby copper mine.[1][2]
www.atlasobscura.com/places/copper-queen-hotel-arizona
Historic Bisbee, Arizona is bustling, with a renewed emphasis on art, wellness, and tourism, but in many ways, it remains a living ghost town of its heyday. At the turn of the century, Bisbee was organized around the copper industry, with stories of massive wealth and exploitation. If you are looking for a place to stay and reckon with the ghosts of the past, there’s no better option than the putatively haunted Copper Queen Hotel.
This Victorian-era hotel is the oldest continuously run hotel in Arizona (in fact, the hotel predates its statehood). Completed in 1902, it was built by the Phelps Dodge Mining Company, owners of the eponymous Copper Queen mine, to be the height of modern luxury, as the company entertained visiting VIPs and dignitaries. The opulent hotel featured an Italianate tile floor, a Tiffany glass ceiling, and a front desk made from Tiger Oak. All the while, Phelps Dodge was systematically underpaying (or not paying) their workers, demanding more hours in dangerous conditions, resulting in a 1917 miners’ strike that led to the arrest and deportation of more than 1300 workers.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bisbee,_Arizona
Bisbee is a city[5] in and the county seat of Cochise County[6] in southeastern Arizona, United States. It is 92 miles (148 km) southeast of Tucson and 11 miles (18 km) north of the Mexican border.
Bisbee was founded as a copper, gold, and silver mining town in 1880, and named in honor of Judge DeWitt Bisbee, one of the financial backers of the adjacent Copper Queen Mine.
Today, the historic city of Bisbee is known as "Old Bisbee" and is home to a thriving downtown cultural scene. This area is noted for its architecture, including Victorian-style houses and an elegant Art Deco county courthouse. Because its plan was laid out to a pedestrian scale before the automobile, Old Bisbee is compact and walkable. The town's hilly terrain is exemplified by the old four-story high school; each floor has a ground-level entrance.
Natural vegetation around Bisbee has a semi-desert appearance with shrubby acacia, oak and the like, along with cacti, grass, ocotillo and yucca. The town itself is much more luxuriant with large trees such as native cypress, sycamore and cottonwood plus the introduced ailanthus and Old World cypresses, cedars and pines. Palms are capable of growing tall, but are not reliably hardy. At least one mature blue spruce may be seen.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bisbee_Historic_District
The Bisbee Historic District is a historic district located in Bisbee, Arizona, and has all the essential features of a prosperous, early twentieth century mining town.[2] It has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.[2] The district has 80 contributing buildings, with various architectural styles including Colonial Revival, Mission Revival/Spanish Revival, and Italianate architecture.[2]
Haiku thoughts:
Dusty streets wind tight,
Colors spill from old brick walls,
Echoes of the past.
Southern Arizona Adventure 2024
9x12"
acrylic/graphite/charcoal on panel
I made this painting for "Get Lucky" at Soo Visual Arts Center in Minneapolis, MN.
Saturday, January 29, 2011 - 7pm - 11pm
Advance Tickets $40 Members: $35
Tickets at the Door: $45
I was wondering what was different about this image, i looked back to last years and realised that a lot of young pines were amongst the heather on the other side of the wall last year. They have all been cut out.
I remember thinking they were making the composition messy, NT must be landscape photographers :)
While passengers await the arrival of the IC6 service at platform 4 at Visp station in May 2024, MGB Deh 4/4'' 95 'Andermatt' was soon to continue propelling the 07:29 RE42 service from Fiesch onward to Zermatt.
All images on this site are exclusive property and may not be copied, downloaded, reproduced, transmitted, manipulated or used in any way without expressed written permission of the photographer. All rights reserved – Copyright Don Gatehouse
Ever since he started building cars under his own name, Ettore Bugatti dreamed of creating the ultimate, no compromise luxury car. To that end, he started the development of an eight cylinder engine in 1913 and wrote in great detail about his ambitions in a letter to his friend Espanet. The project was cut short by the outbreak of war throughout Europe. Bugatti redesigned the engine and was used in the war to power airplanes. With peace returned to Europe, Bugatti continued to produce the four cylinder engined cars that had proven so popular before the war.
A first sign of things to come was an experimental eight cylinder engined chassis shown at various motor shows in 1921. The displacement of the production version was just two litres, which was far short of what would be required to build Bugatti's dream machine. In both road (Type 30) and competition (Type 35), the new eight cylinder engine was very successful, freeing up resources for what was referred to as the 'Golden Bug'. In 1926 Ettore Bugatti revealed his plans for a fifteen litre engined luxury car. It would eclipse the best the likes of Rolls-Royce had to offer and was targeted at the very richest of customers and in particular royals, giving the Golden Bug its more familiar 'Royale' nickname.
Although displacing well over seven times more than the Type 30/35 eight cylinder engines, the engine in the Type 41 followed the same design, just at a completely different scale. The in-line engine had a block cast in one piece with an integral cylinder, measuring a staggering 1.4 metres in length. Actuated by a single overhead, each cylinder featured three vertically mounted valves; two intake and exhaust. The dry-sump engine was fed by just one Bugatti designed Carburetor and sported two plugs per cylinder. The prototype engine had the promised displacement of around 15 litres, but for the subsequent production cars a slightly smaller displacement of 12.8 litre was chosen.
To allow room for the absolutely massive engine, Bugatti constructed a chassis with a wheelbase of 4.3 metres. Like most Bugatti's chassis, the Type 41's was a highly conventional ladder frame, suspended by live axles front a rear. At the front semi-elliptic leaf springs were fitted while the rear suspension featured the traditional Bugatti reversed quarter elliptic leaf springs. Operated by cables, the drum brakes followed the cars massive dimensions with a diameter of 18 inches. As with the successful racing cars, the one-piece aluminium wheels doubled as brake drums. While the Type 41 chassis was not the most advanced available, the meticulous finish was absolutely fantastic.
Equipped with a place-holder Packard body, the first chassis was completed in 1927. Despite its exceptional dimensions, the Royale impressed by its road holding capabilities and fabulously quiet ride. Ettore Bugatti had certainly succeeded in building the ultimate luxury car, but now came the difficult part; finding customers. The biggest obstruction was the high price Bugatti asked for the car. At the 1932 Olympia Show in London one of the chassis was offered for a staggering £6,500, which was twice as much as a the most expensive Rolls Royce.
Eventually only five additional Royales were constructed, which was well short of the 25 car run Bugatti had quietly hoped for. Only four of these found an owner; the first and last car produced remained in the hands of the Bugatti family for many years. Ironically none of the Royale's owners were royals and to this date none of the six Type 41s has ever been owned by a royal. Bugatti did manage to turn a profit out of the project by selling Type 41 engines to a train manufacturer. With the subsequent Type 46, 50 and 57 models, Bugatti did manage to conquer the luxury market.
[Text from UltimateCarPage.com]
www.ultimatecarpage.com/car/3493/Bugatti-Type-41-Royale-C...
This Lego miniland-scale Bugatti Type-41 Royale, Coupé Napoléon - Chassis 41100, has been created for Flickr LUGNuts' 115th Build Challenge, - "The French Connection", - for vehicles with a connection to France.
Another Lego store visit at Freehold Raceway Mall to promote the event and brought one of the hangar bays as a preview to the store staff.
Continuing my Southern Arizona Adventure 2024 with a stop in Sonoita. This is stage 5 of 9. I have left Patagonia and I am heading to Ramsey Canyon and Bisbee.
This Sonoita Mercantile sits at a crossroads and seems to be a central hub and element of Sonoita life.
Arizona Highways can describe this better than me.
www.arizonahighways.com/business/sonoita-mercantile
By Bruce Itule
There are many reasons to visit Sonoita Mercantile in Southern Arizona, but don’t go there thinking you’ll figure out Toni Enriquez’s secret fried chicken recipe.
“There is no secret,” says Enriquez, who grew up in Patagonia and is the weekday cook at the mercantile. “It’s actually a frozen product. All I do is put it in the fryer.”
Ouch.
Even though she has no secret to tell, Enriquez fries about 60 pieces of chicken a day, and sells every piece.
The country store and deli offers other foods, too, but the chicken is nibble-on-the-bones-after-eating good, always moist and juicy, not too spicy and slightly breaded.
There are only three tables inside the mercantile for deli diners, but plenty of others grab something to go for a front- or back-seat snack on their trips east toward wine country or Bisbee, or southwest to Patagonia or Nogales.
By the way, not all of her food comes from a freezer bag. “We make the pizza from scratch,” she says. “Some days I also make [from scratch] biscuits and gravy, pulled-pork sandwiches, macaroni and cheese, and Mexican food, but people come in all the time looking for the chicken.”
Locals like the mercantile a lot, and some of them stop and talk awhile. Around lunchtime, there’s a constant stream of regulars sitting at the wooden tables, which are covered in clear plastic tablecloths.
Most people are in the store for only a few minutes, usually to pay for their gasoline — there are pumps out front — or grab a snack or a cold soft drink. Enriquez knows many of the customers and greets them by name.
“Hi, Granny. Whatcha doing
After dropping their helpers at MO, 21V gets underway again on a warm August evening. Quite a crowd had gathered at the pumphouse for the afternoon and were rewarded with 8 trains in a short period of time, including Amtrak 07T.
Equus by Andy Scott
Leeds Trinity Centre
Continuing the equine theme of Falkirk's Kelpies the Yorkshire equivalents are Inspired by Leeds historical use of pack horses, weighing a hefty two tonnes and taking five days to assemble under the domed roof of the malls central atrium.
Continuing the theme of photos from Jupiter Artland, here's todays offering of another photographer who was composing shots of his child playing amongst the sculpted gardens.
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Sept. 22, 2013 @ 9 a.m. (the half-marathon start time)
This year, about 22,000 runners are expected to participate in the 5 km or 21.1 km (half-marathon) Canada Army Run race events. The Canada Army Run, now in its sixth year, continues to be the fastest-growing race event in Canada.
The runners listed below are:
a) local (Ottawa-Gatineau and area) half-marathon participants, who
b) registered through the Running Room.
The lists are sorted by community and first name, as follows:
(page 1)
A. Ottawa, Ontario
B. Gatineau, Québec
C. Kanata, Ontario
D. Nepean, Ontario
E. Orleans, Ontario
(page 2)
F. Other Ontario, by community
G. Other Québec, by community
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A. Ottawa Residents
1…….Adam Lyle
2…….Adam Martin
3…….Adam Stone
4…….Aili Ignacy
5…….Aisha Suhail
6…….Alain Auger
7…….Alan Chan
8…….Alastair Stewart
9…….Alec Campbell
10……Alex Hubbard
11……Alex Reeves
12……Alex Renwick
13……Alexandra Gaw
14……Alexandra Paslat
15……Alexandra Salo
16……Alexandre Prenoveau
17……Alexis Tulsiram
18……Algis Danaitis
19……Alisha Prater
20……Alison Jennings
21……Alison Young
22……Alix McLeod
23……Allan McKay
24……Allanna Turcotte
25……Alp Oran
26……Amanda Pruner
27……Amanda Troupe
28……Amber Mazanek
29……Amira Mohamed
30……Amy McSweeney
31……Amy Smith
32……Andre Cuillerier
33……Andre Dion
34……Andrea Evans
35……Andrea Merry
36……Andrea Winter
37……Andrew Archer
38……Andrew Chen
39……Andrew Gaiero
40……Andrew Ha
41……Andrew Ng
42……Andrew Porter
43……Andrew Rodrigue
44……Andrew Rose
45……Andrew Staples
46……Angela Koskie
47……Angela Lewis
48……Angela Romany
49……Angela Simpkin
50……Angela Walter
51……Angeline Law
52……Anick Piquette
53……Anita Choquette
54……Ann Gregory
55……Ann Lanthier
56……Anna Belanger
57……Anna Belanger
58……Anna Shannette
59……Anne Cumming
60……Anne MacDonald
61……Anne-Marie Fraser
62……Annie McEwen
63……Aparna Shanker
64……April Ferguson
65……Arleigh Romyn
66……Arlene Doucette
67……Art Gresham
68……Ashleigh Horricks
69……Ashley Andrews
70……Ashley Cowan
71……Audrey Taylor
72……Ayla Jacquard
73……Barbara Campbell
74……Barbara Carrera
75……Barbara Dundas
76……Becky Lee-Mclean
77……Ben Tobali
78……Bernard Rousseau
79……Bill McEachern
80……Bill Ridley
81……Bingbing Cai
82……Blair Stacey
83……Blenda Jong
84……Bob McCulloch
85……Brad Koskie
86……Brad Lejeune
87……Brad Richard
88……Breann Ronquist
89……Brenda Gaitens
90……Brenda Troke
91……Brendan Hennigan
92……Brian Bax
93……Brian Hancock
94……Brian O'Higgins
95……Brian O'Higgins
96……Brigitte Charron
97……Brigitte Jackstien
98……Brittany Dawson
99……Brooke Couperus
100…..Bruce Snider
101…..Cal Mitchell
102…..Calvin Reid
103…..Cameron Beare
104…..Cameron Dunlop
105…..Carol O'Malley
106…..Carole Harrison
107…..Carole Hubbard
108…..Carole Plourde
109…..Carole-Anne Savard
110…..Caroline Bredeson
111…..Caroline Glynn
112…..Cassandra Tilson
113…..Catharine Cameron
114…..Catherine Andersson
115…..Catherine Beck
116…..Catherine Caron
117…..Catherine Hull
118…..Catherine Yarker
119…..Cathy Nolan
120…..Cecilia Ho
121…..Celeste Irvine-Jones
122…..Celina Gilligan
123…..Chandra Copeland
124…..Chandra von Teichman
125…..Chantal Cousineau
126…..Chantal Ripp
127…..Charla O'Connor
128…..Charlene Mathias
129…..Charles Bordeleau
130…..Charlotte Fraser
131…..Chelsea Macdonell
132…..Chelsey Burke
133…..Cheryl Giles
134…..Cheryl McIntyre
135…..Chloe Macdonell
136…..Chris Bright
137…..Chris Brown
138…..Chris Dilabio
139…..Chris McMahon
140…..Chris Nestor
141…..Chris Renwick
142…..Chris Salter
143…..Christelle Desgranges-Farquhar
144…..Christene White
145…..Christian Del Valle
146…..Christian Figueredo
147…..Christina Houle
148…..Christine Bucholtz
149…..Christine Connolly
150…..Christine Côté
151…..Christine Foley
152…..Christine Geraghty
153…..Christine Halliburton
154…..Christine Heal
155…..Christine Martinet
156…..Christine Newman
157…..Christine Polihronis
158…..Christine Power
159…..Christine Schulz
160…..Christoper Power
161…..Christopher Bredeson
162…..Christopher Jones
163…..Christopher Mcgregor
164…..Christy Brannen
165…..Cindy Macdonald
166…..Cindy McAlpine
167…..Claude Béland
168…..Claudie Larouche
169…..Colin Bendell
170…..Colin Burgess
171…..Colleen Bigelow
172…..Colleen Crane
173…..Connie Acelvari
174…..Connie Chan
175…..Connie Copeland
176…..Corey Costantini
177…..Cory Lohmann
178…..Cory Van Hoof
179…..Cotten Kevin
180…..Courtney McCrindle
181…..Courtney Watson
182…..Craig Madill
183…..Craig Stehr
184…..Cullen Bird
185…..Curtis Scharf
186…..Cynthia Brown
187…..Dale Gervais
188…..Damian Curley
189…..Dan Shea
190…..Daniel Bourget
191…..Daniel Careau
192…..Daniel Guerrette
193…..Daniel Levesque
194…..Daniel Munro
195…..Daniel Ngo
196…..Daniel Reifler
197…..Daniel Villeneuve
198…..Daniela Zidek
199…..Danielle Stehr
200…..Danny Dillon
201…..Dany Jacques
202…..Dara Burry
203…..Darcy Fraser
204…..Darcy Middleton
205…..Daria Strachan
206…..Darlene Bess
207…..Darlene Joyce
208…..Darrell Bridge
209…..Darrell Coughlin
210…..Darren Cates
211…..Darren Jerome
212…..Darryl Bilodeau
213…..Darryl Blais
214…..Darryl Hill
215…..Darryl Stal
216…..Darwin Ziprick
217…..Dave Bergeron
218…..Dave Goods
219…..Dave Kary
220…..Dave McFadden
221…..Dave Saville
222…..Dave Silvester
223…..Dave Yarker
224…..David Felix
225…..David Harding
226…..David Howell
227…..David Lemay
228…..David McCaw
229…..David Parke
230…..David Spiers
231…..Dawn Millions
232…..Dawn Styan
233…..Dean Justus
234…..Deb Quayle
235…..Deborah Newhook
236…..Debra Bowbrick
237…..Deidre Kelly
238…..Demetria Tsoutouras
239…..Denis Baudin
240…..Denise Deschenes
241…..Denise Gravel Tropper
242…..Denise Picard-Stencer
243…..Denise Saeki
244…..Denise Senecal
245…..Denise St. Jean
246…..Deshayne Fell
247…..Desirae Odjick
248…..Diedre Viljoen
249…..Diego Tremblay
250…..Don C. Cumming
251…..Donald Henry
252…..Donna Justus
253…..Donna Rainbow
254…..Donna Weston
255…..Doug Beirness
256…..Doug Braid
257…..Douglas Thiboutot
258…..Duane Leon
259…..Dung Bui
260…..Dvora Rotenberg
261…..Edward Vonk
262…..Elisabeth Baechlin
263…..Elissa Renaud
264…..Elizabeth Izaguirre
265…..Elizabeth Jones
266…..Elizabeth Krause
267…..Elizabeth Miller
268…..Elizabeth Taite
269…..Elizabeth White
270…..Elyse Pratt-Johnson
271…..Elysia Van Zeyl
272…..Emem Idiong
273…..Emika Marinacci
274…..Émilie Cécire
275…..Emilie Lavigne
276…..Emily Hewitt
277…..Emily Mackie
278…..Emily MacLean
279…..Emily Welch
280…..Ena Malvern
281…..Eric Anthony Burpee
282…..Eric Burpee
283…..Eric Charland
284…..Erica Bedard
285…..Erica Wong
286…..Erin Brunet
287…..Erin Lehman
288…..Erin Mackey
289…..Evan May
290…..Evelyne Cardinal
291…..Fabienne Glauser
292…..Fabio Gonzalez
293…..Fabio Vivas
294…..Fallon Bazdell
295…..Farida Kerrouche
296…..Fatemah Habib
297…..Faye Goldman
298…..Forrest Potter
299…..Francesca Macdonald
300…..Francois Baril
301…..François Cholette
302…..Francois Pineau
303…..Gabrielle Nadeau
304…..Gaby Moreau
305…..Gail Cummings
306…..Garth Rayburn
307…..Garvin Lee
308…..Gary Bazdell
309…..Genesis Juane
310…..Genevieve Bourget
311…..Genevieve Houle
312…..Genny Brims
313…..Geoffrey Delage
314…..George Hajecek
315…..Georgette Houle
316…..Geroge Heron
317…..Gina Charos
318…..Gina Gargaro
319…..Gisell Delgado
320…..Glen Paling
321…..Glenn Carroll
322…..Gord Baldwin
323…..Gosia Kozak
324…..Grace Fullerton
325…..Grace Langis
326…..Graham Edwards
327…..Graham Reid
328…..Grant MacLeod
329…..Greg Bryson
330…..Greg Howard
331…..Greg Layhew
332…..Greg Montgomery
333…..Greg Morris
334…..Greg Quinlan
335…..Greta Chase
336…..Guy Pelletier
337…..Haiyan Zhou
338…..Hannah Manning
339…..Hannah Wallace
340…..Harold Geller
341…..Heather Dye
342…..Heather McConkey
343…..Heather Squires
344…..Heather Williams
345…..Heeba Abdullah
346…..Helga Grodzinski
347…..Henri St-Martin
348…..Hilary May
349…..Hillary Rose
350…..Holly Johnson
351…..Iain Macdonald
352…..Ian Port
353…..Ida Liu
354…..Imroze Shaheen
355…..Irène Dionne
356…..Isabel Black
357…..Isabelle Gingrich
358…..Jacek Gorwa
359…..Jacinthe Charron
360…..Jacki Sachrajda
361…..Jacques Gobin
362…..James Fairlie
363…..James Turnbull
364…..Jamie Hurst
365…..Jane Maxwell
366…..Janelle Denton
367…..Janet Cooper
368…..Jason Bromstad
369…..Jason Lehman
370…..Jay Rached
371…..Jean Marie O'Brien
372…..Jean Stewart
373…..Jeff Morrison
374…..Jeff Ray
375…..Jeff Smart
376…..Jeffrey Bardell
377…..Jen Cimbron
378…..Jennifer Balcom
379…..Jennifer Baudin
380…..Jennifer Bookhout
381…..Jennifer Bucknall
382…..Jennifer Campbell
383…..Jennifer Ciolfi
384…..Jennifer Davies
385…..Jennifer Kennedy
386…..Jennifer Lim
387…..Jennifer Mills
388…..Jennifer Moores
389…..Jennifer Parr
390…..Jennifer Ramsay
391…..Jennifer Shortall
392…..Jennifer Wills
393…..Jennnifer Harris
394…..Jenny Kenmir
395…..Jenny Koumoutsidis
396…..Jesse Fleming
397…..Jessica Eamer
398…..Jessica Kight
399…..Jessica Meneray
400…..Jessica Morris
401…..Jessica St. John
402…..JF Fauteux
403…..Jian Wu
404…..Jill Frook
405…..Jim Hogan
406…..Jo-Ann Brault
407…..Joanna Bellamy
408…..Joanne Beattie
409…..Jo-Anne Beauchemin
410…..Joanne Bradley
411…..Joanne Hart
412…..Joanne Ritchie
413…..JoAnne Schmid
414…..Jocelyne Grandlouis
415…..Jocelyne Macmillan
416…..Jodi Cameron
417…..Jodi Turner
418…..Joe Paraskevas
419…..Joe Whitmore
420…..Joel Gascon
421…..Joelle Martin
422…..Joelyn Ragan
423…..John Beaudoin
424…..John Buckle
425…..John Gordon
426…..John Griffin
427…..John Mahoney
428…..John Oliver
429…..John Weston
430…..Jolene Harvey
431…..Jonathan Dawe
432…..Jonathan Toye
433…..Jonathon Mclean
434…..Joni Ogawa
435…..Josee Perreault
436…..Josee Surprenant
437…..Joseph Griffiths
438…..Josh Bruinsma
439…..Josh Henne
440…..Joyce Robertson
441…..Judith Price
442…..Julianne McKenzie
443…..Julie Bosse
444…..Julie Gourlay
445…..Julie Laplante
446…..Julie Mecke
447…..Julie Sabadash
448…..Julien Namiech
449…..Juniper Hayes
450…..Justin Pike
451…..Kadambi Sitaram
452…..Kaelyn MacGillivray
453…..Kaitie Jourdeuil
454…..Kalin McCluskey
455…..Karen Burns
456…..Karen Crookshank
457…..Karen Marshall
458…..Karen McElroy
459…..Karen Moon
460…..Karen Sauve
461…..Karen Yantha
462…..Karine Cousineau
463…..Kate Borowec
464…..Kate Corsten
465…..Kate Parry
466…..Kate Slean
467…..Katerina Belinson
468…..Katherine Allen
469…..Katherine Richardson
470…..Kathleen Buset
471…..Kathlene Allen
472…..Kathryn Makela
473…..Kathryn Scott
474…..Kathy Crowe
475…..Kathy Knight-Robinson
476…..Kathy O'Brien
477…..Katie Paribok
478…..Katya Pichugin
479…..Keith Burnage
480…..Keith Gallop
481…..Keith Savage
482…..Kellie Scrim
483…..Kelly Hewitt
484…..Ken Farquhar
485…..Ken Gibson
486…..Kendall Miller
487…..Kendra Atkins
488…..Kendra Ray
489…..Kerry Nolan
490…..Kerry Scott
491…..Kevin O'Brien
492…..Kevin Sampson
493…..Kiki French
494…..Kim McMillan
495…..Kim Moir
496…..Kim Sampson
497…..Kimberly Rennie
498…..Kirk Maddox
499…..Kiza Francis
500…..Kristi Murphy
501…..Kristie Kelly
502…..Kristie Smith
503…..Kristina Beauchesne
504…..Kristopher Kilgour
505…..Kyle Miersma
506…..Kym Martin
507…..Lalonde Martine
508…..Larry Chamney
509…..Lauren Gamble
510…..Lauren Higgins
511…..Laurent Roy
512…..Laurie Pinard
513…..Layla Prieur
514…..Leah Andrews
515…..Leigh Harris Fowell
516…..Leigh Perreault
517…..Lena Dikranian
518…..Leo Benvenuti
519…..Les Woolsey
520…..Lesley Holmes
521…..Leslie-Anne Bailliu
522…..Liam Kennedy
523…..Liang Chen
524…..Liette Greyeyes
525…..Lily Lemay
526…..Linda Beehler
527…..Linda Lewis
528…..Linda Yusak
529…..Lindsay Chomyn
530…..Lindsay Harrison
531…..Lisa Butler
532…..Lisa Gibson
533…..Lisa Kawaguchi
534…..Lisa Kayaga
535…..Lisa Power
536…..Lisa Rambout
537…..Lisa Zielinski
538…..Lise King
539…..Lise Perrier
540…..Lise Scott
541…..Lorenzo De Franco
542…..Lori Blais
543…..Lori Mitchell
544…..Lori Mockson
545…..Lori Stewart
546…..Lori-Lynn Sanduliak
547…..Lorne Murdock
548…..Lorne Watters
549…..Lorraine England
550…..Louis Comerton
551…..Louise Gresham
552…..Louise Lloyd
553…..Luc Chouinard
554…..Luc Gagnon
555…..Lucas Lokaj
556…..Luce Blouin
557…..Lucien Cattrysse
558…..Luc-Rock Paquin
559…..Luisa De Amicis
560…..Lynda Bordeleau
561…..Lynda Cronin
562…..Lynda Kalapati
563…..Lynda Robertson
564…..Lynette Pike
565…..Lyse Langevin
566…..Madeleine Bourget
567…..Mandy Smith
568…..Marc Patry
569…..Marc-Andre Blais
570…..Marcel Lacasse
571…..Margaret Meroni
572…..Maria Pooley
573…..Marian Eichel
574…..Marianne Vincent
575…..Mariarosa Fliss
576…..Marie Andree Bureau
577…..Marie Poulin
578…..Marie-Claude Robillard
579…..Marie-Elaine Morency
580…..Marilyn Johnston
581…..Marilyn Warren
582…..Marion May
583…..Mark Budd
584…..Mark Coates
585…..Mark Doyle
586…..Mark Karssing
587…..Marlene Louise Rippey Jones
588…..Marnie Campbell
589…..Martin Leahy
590…..Martin Primeau
591…..Martine Bolderheij
592…..Marty Lipcsey
593…..Mary Au
594…..Mathew Baril
595…..Mathieu Joly
596…..Matt Dooley
597…..Matthew Eglin
598…..Matthew Kelly
599…..Matthew Whyte
600…..Mauricio Salgado
601…..Maxine Morrison
602…..May Chow
603…..McGuinness Karen
604…..Megan Abraham
605…..Megan Davies-Ostrom
606…..Megan Hammel
607…..Megan McLeod
608…..Megan Scharf
609…..Megan Tomkinson
610…..Meghan Maack
611…..Mehmet Can Ciplak
612…..Mel MacDougall
613…..Melanie Adams
614…..Melanie Ferguson
615…..Melanie Rickard
616…..Melinda Newman
617…..Melissa Masson
618…..Melissa Mondor
619…..Melissa Olegario
620…..Meziane Zeroual
621…..Mia Dore
622…..Michael Arts
623…..Michael Corbett
624…..Michael Corneau
625…..Michael Gilligan
626…..Michael Hewett
627…..Michael Leahey
628…..Michael McAuley
629…..Michael McLean
630…..Michael Read
631…..Michel Collette
632…..Michelle Bustos
633…..Michelle Couture
634…..Michelle Davidson
635…..Michelle Keough
636…..Michelle Leigh Thompson
637…..Miguel Flores
638…..Mike Beauchesne
639…..Mike Horne
640…..Mike Madden
641…..Miles Grant
642…..Minh Nguyen
643…..Mohamed Mohamed
644…..Moira Johnson
645…..Mona Bates
646…..Monica Knowles
647…..Monica Martinez
648…..Monique Dillon
649…..Monique Salajka
650…..Mounir Sami
651…..Nadia Gibson
652…..Nancy Amos
653…..Nancy Fletcher
654…..Nancy Fowler
655…..Nancy Kalil
656…..Nancy Macdonell
657…..Nancy McMahon
658…..Naomi Loucks
659…..Natalie Fernandes
660…..Natalie Gajewski
661…..Natasha Carraro
662…..Natasha Clark
663…..Natasha McRae
664…..Natasha Salo
665…..Nathalie Douville
666…..Nathalie Fleming
667…..Nazish Saleem
668…..Negin Hatam
669…..Nelson Lewis
670…..Nicholas Hooper
671…..Nicholas MacDonald
672…..Nicholas McDonnell-Stewart
673…..Nick Fidler
674…..Nick Grondin
675…..Nicole Crowder
676…..Nicole Crutcher
677…..Nicole Duguay
678…..Nicole Gagnon
679…..Nicole LeBlanc
680…..Nicole Slanina
681…..Nicole Slunder
682…..Nicole Ward
683…..Nikki Eaton
684…..Noreen Towns
685…..Norma Lynn Pearson
686…..Oleksandr Zabara
687…..Olga Salgado
688…..Olivier Fichet
689…..Oren Howlett
690…..Paige Doyle
691…..Pamela Balder
692…..Pamela Ellison
693…..Pamela Hunter
694…..Pascal Ilboudo
695…..Pascale Evans-Paulen
696…..Pat Evans
697…..Patrice Desjardins
698…..Patricia Knobl
699…..Patricia McLarnon
700…..Patti Gamble
701…..Paul Allen
702…..Paul Dalgleish
703…..Paul Lawless
704…..Paul Malvern
705…..Paul Rolland
706…..Paul Rosenberg
707…..Paul Sorichetti
708…..Paul Wynnyk
709…..Paula Carty
710…..Paula ter Huurne
711…..Peggy Gibson
712…..Periander Carino
713…..Perry Graham
714…..Peter Gingrich
715…..Peter Green
716…..Peter Linkletter
717…..Peter Locke
718…..Phil Jourdeuil
719…..Philippe Bujold
720…..PK Leung
721…..Rachel Peters Samulack
722…..Rachel Slater
723…..Rafal Rohozinski
724…..Rafik Rezzik
725…..Rajiv Bhatia
726…..Ralf Dagher
727…..Randy Mansfield
728…..Randy McElligott
729…..Ranjit Bose
730…..Raven Cote
731…..Ray Dupuis
732…..Raymond Prenoveau
733…..Raymond Tropiano
734…..Rebecca Coates
735…..Rebecca Ng
736…..Reine Turland
737…..Renata Manchak
738…..Rene Yaraskavitch
739…..Renee McEwen
740…..Renu Pillay
741…..Rex Antony
742…..Rhiannon Vogl
743…..Rich Bonneau
744…..Richard Arbeiter
745…..Richard Bourassa
746…..Richard Cronin
747…..Richard Hussey
748…..Rick Dobson
749…..Rick O'Shaughnessy
750…..Riley Hennessey
751…..Rita Chasse
752…..Rob Brooks
753…..Robert Adolfson
754…..Robert Kalbfleisch
755…..Robert Leblanc
756…..Robert Reynolds
757…..Robert Rollwagen
758…..Robert Statham
759…..Robert Stewart-Williams
760…..Robert Young
761…..Roberta Blackburn
762…..Robyn Knott
763…..Roger Zemek
764…..Romano Panopio
765…..Ron Allenby
766…..Ron Lloyd
767…..Rosina Mauro
768…..Roxanne Harper
769…..Roxanne Mathias
770…..Roxanne VandenBeek
771…..Ruth Farey
772…..Ryan Torrie
773…..Sandra Gruescu
774…..Sandra Monaghan
775…..Sandra Rainbow
776…..Sandy MacLeod
777…..Sanjeev Bhanjana
778…..Sara Jefferson
779…..Sara Mohr
780…..Sarah Evans
781…..Sarah Gelbard
782…..Sarah Lozano
783…..Sarah Marchildon-White
784…..Sarah Palmer
785…..Sarah Patterson
786…..Sarah Sabourin
787…..Sarah Silvester
788…..Sarah Springate
789…..Scott Crawshaw
790…..Scott Greenaway
791…..Scott MacDonald
792…..Scott Tomlinson
793…..Scott Windsor
794…..Sean McAlpine
795…..Sean O'Brien
796…..Sebastien Dufour
797…..Sebastien Taillefer
798…..Senecal Brian
799…..Serge Benvenuti
800…..Shainen Davidson
801…..Shane Brennan
802…..Shannon Bertels
803…..Shannon Kack
804…..Shannon Kunstadt
805…..Shannon Olson
806…..Shannon Parsons
807…..Shannon Poole
808…..Shannon Renaud
809…..Shannon Timpson
810…..Shari Cooper
811…..Shari Nurse
812…..Sharon Johnston
813…..Shauna Hanratty
814…..Sheila Reid
815…..Shelley Chambers
816…..Shelley Sourges
817…..Shelley True
818…..Sheri Buck
819…..Sheri McCready
820…..She-Yang Lau-Chapdelaine
821…..Simona Berbescu
822…..Solita Pacheco
823…..Stacey Brennan
824…..Stacey Woodruff
825…..Steeve Pratte
826…..Stefani Roy
827…..Steph Barteaux
828…..Stephane Parent
829…..Stephanie Earle
830…..Stephanie Justus
831…..Stephanie Parker
832…..Stephanie Revie
833…..Stephanie Schoen
834…..Stephanie Schultz
835…..Stephanie Williams
836…..Stephen Archibald
837…..Stephen Bugden
838…..Stephen Shew
839…..Stephen Swanson
840…..Stephen Whiteley
841…..Stephen Woroszczuk
842…..Steve Astels
843…..Steve Fauchon
844…..Steve McCready
845…..Steve Moritsugu
846…..Steven Hawken
847…..Steven Molnar
848…..Stuart David
849…..Stuart Palmer
850…..Stuart Thomas
851…..Sue C Baribeau
852…..Sue Mackey
853…..Su-Kim Roy
854…..Susan Brousseau
855…..Susan Farrell
856…..Susan Lentini
857…..Susan Mack
858…..Susan Mak Chin
859…..Susan Ostergaard
860…..Susan Robbins Parsons
861…..Susan Sami
862…..Suzanne Lafrance
863…..Sydney Hanratty
864…..Sylvain Huard
865…..Sylvia Lewis-Havard
866…..Sylvie Corbin
867…..Sylvie Scharf
868…..T.J. Mondoux
869…..Tammy Jeffery
870…..Tanya Brunet
871…..Tara Fitzpatrick
872…..Tara Tucker
873…..Taryn Manias
874…..Tasha McFarland
875…..Tavis Wiegand
876…..Taylor Bildstein
877…..Ted Edward
878…..Ted Edward
879…..Terry Cyr
880…..Terry Evans
881…..Terry McDermott
882…..Terry-Lynn Sigouin
883…..Thai Nguyen
884…..Thalie Leblanc
885…..Thanh Nha Huynh
886…..Theresa Deszpoth
887…..Theresa Flaherty
888…..Theresa Hendricks
889…..Tiffany Hodgin
890…..Tom Boudreau
891…..Toni Petter
892…..Tony Domina
893…..Tracey Tong
894…..Tracy O'Connor
895…..Tracy Young
896…..Valerie Bellemare
897…..Valerie Oickle
898…..Valerie Saunders
899…..Valery Brennan
900…..Van Dinh
901…..Vanessa Brochet
902…..Vanessa Meikle
903…..Veronik McFadden
904…..Véronique Albert
905…..Véronique Bélinge
906…..Vicky Demanche
907…..Vicky Eatrides
908…..Virgilio Disipio
909…..Vito Di Turi
910…..Walter Wayne
911…..Warren Mitchell
912…..Wendy Jermyn
913…..Wendy Mason
914…..Wendy Statham
915…..Wendy Taylor
916…..Wendy Trower
917…..Will Messervey
918…..Will Simmering
919…..William Chisholm
920…..Yahoska Petien
921…..Yannick Sirois
922…..Yasminka Kresic
923…..Yu Ting Jiang
924…..Zdenka Dvorak
925…..Ziad Geagea
B. Gatineau Residents
926…..Adam Norwick
927…..Alexia-Taylor Latter
928…..Alison Sorrell
929…..Amy Osborne
930…..André Brissette
931…..Andrea Richard
932…..Andree-Anne Richer-Lyrette
933…..Angie Manley
934…..Anick Pilotte
935…..Anick Potvin
936…..Anik Racine
937…..Anne-Marie Chapman
938…..Arianne Bergevin
939…..Benoit Carbonneau
940…..Benoit Tardivel
941…..Brigitte Levesque
942…..Brodie Larocque
943…..Carole Benoit
944…..Caroline Dallaire
945…..Caroline Fillion
946…..Caroline Knippenebrg
947…..Catherine Pelletier
948…..Cathy Ozimac
949…..Chantal Delachevrotiere
950…..Chizuko Matsufuji
951…..Chris Piercey
952…..Christian Jacques
953…..Christiane Drouin
954…..Christy Ogbuagu
955…..Claire Huet
956…..Claudia Ferland
957…..Claudie St-Onge
958…..Daniel Lagacé
959…..Debbie Harding
960…..Dominic Lavoie
961…..Dominique Lacroix
962…..Donald Turcotte
963…..Doug Winmill
964…..Elsa La Corte
965…..Elyse Crochetiere
966…..Émilie Charron
967…..Eric Gauthier
968…..Eric Giffard
969…..Eric Silins
970…..Eric Turgeon
971…..Estelle Marcoux
972…..Fannie Bisson
973…..Francois Bisson
974…..Frédéric Voyer
975…..Gabrielle Duhaime
976…..Gauri Nadkarni
977…..Geneviève Laflamme
978…..Gisele Royer
979…..Guy Desjardins
980…..Hélène Belleau
981…..Helene Courchesne
982…..Hélène Tessier
983…..Helene Tremblay-Allen
984…..Isabelle Daly
985…..Isabelle Gagnon
986…..Isabelle Legault
987…..Isabelle Lowe
988…..Ismaël Sy
989…..Janie Séguin
990…..Jay Rieger
991…..Jean Faullem
992…..Jean-Claude Ouellet
993…..Jean-François Benoît
994…..Jean-Francois Brassard
995…..Jean-Francois Gagne
996…..Jean-Philippe Dumont
997…..Jeffrey Muller
998…..Johanne Boucher
999…..Johanne Di Tomasso
1000….Jonathan Coulombe
1001….Josee Clement
1002….Josee Labonte
1003….Josee Taillefer
1004….Julie Chiasson
1005….Julie Cote
1006….Julie Lambert
1007….Kaitlin Bordeleau
1008….Karie Drouin
1009….Karine Lacasse
1010….Karine Roxburgh
1011….Karine Sauve
1012….Katherine Ruschiensky
1013….Keila Fontaine
1014….Ken Lagace
1015….Keri Lalande
1016….Kim Deslauriers-Parisé
1017….Kim Monaghan
1018….Kimberly Turner
1019….Kirstin Wood-Haley
1020….Lesya Stocki
1021….Line Dubois
1022….Louis Duchesne
1023….Louis Simon
1024….Luc Boucher
1025….Lucie Lalonde
1026….Lucie Prevost
1027….Lyne Pion
1028….Lynn Villeneuve
1029….Marc Dumouchel
1030….Marc Fortin
1031….Marc Ibrahim
1032….Marc Pérusse
1033….Marcel Beaudoin
1034….Marcel Croteau
1035….Marco Lacasse
1036….Maria Cloutier
1037….Marie-France Chatel
1038….Marie-Josée Brinck
1039….Marie-Pascal Berthelot
1040….Mario Charette
1041….Mario Dube
1042….Martin Jourdenais
1043….Martin Labine
1044….Martin St-Amour
1045….Martin Yshikawa
1046….Maryse Mercier
1047….Mathieu Gagné
1048….Mélanie Bélanger
1049….Melanie Bouchard
1050….Mélanie Brunet
1051….Melanie Gauthier
1052….Melanie Larocque
1053….Melanie Renaud
1054….Melanie Wallwork
1055….Michael Groh
1056….Michel Lefebvre
1057….Mihail Tofan
1058….Mikaly Gagnon
1059….Mike Leclair
1060….Myriam Houde
1061….Nadine Lavergne
1062….Nancy Jane Russell
1063….Nancy Moreau
1064….Nathalie Bigras
1065….Nathalie Brunet
1066….Nathalie Cyr
1067….Nathalie Leduc
1068….Neil Plohman
1069….Nesreen Ibrahim
1070….Nicole Lapointe
1071….Norman Bouchard
1072….Pascal Viau
1073….Paul Gould
1074….Philippe Chenier
1075….Philippe Chouinard
1076….Pierre Lavoie
1077….Rachelle Duval
1078….Raphael Brissette
1079….René Hatem
1080….Renee Venne
1081….Ricardo del Castillo
1082….Richard Massé
1083….Robert Chasse
1084….Robert Daoust
1085….Samuel Roy
1086….Sandra Roberts
1087….Serena Dalton
1088….Shayna Stawicki
1089….Slobodan Delev
1090….Stéphan Soucy
1091….Stéphane Gagné
1092….Stephanie Dufault
1093….Susie Simard
1094….Susi-Paula Gaudecnio
1095….Suzanne Ramsay
1096….Sylvie Ouellette
1097….Tania Paiement
1098….Tanya Joanis
1099….Tayeb Mesbah
1100….Valerie Lapointe
1101….Vicky Rossi-Beshir
1102….Victoria Hasbani
C. Kanata Residents
1103….Al Lyons
1104….Andree Blais-Stevens
1105….Andy Cowan
1106….Angela McAllister
1107….Ashley Williams
1108….Barbara Campbell
1109….Bernie Armour
1110….Beverly Hatfield
1111….Bill Gilchrist
1112….Billy Seaman
1113….Bruce Playfair
1114….Caitlen Howard
1115….Carl Pelletier
1116….Cathy Anderson
1117….Cathy Mahoney
1118….Cecilia Jorgenson
1119….Cheryl-Lynn Lavers
1120….Chris Baylis
1121….Christine Scharf
1122….Colleen Gilchrist
1123….Dan Kelly
1124….Danielle Leduc
1125….David Faubert
1126….Deanne Donohue
1127….Deby Knowlton
1128….Derrick Baldwin
1129….Donna Boileau
1130….Elizabeth Matz
1131….Emily Howard
1132….Gabi Castelnuovo
1133….Gabrielle Morin
1134….Gi Wu
1135….Gord Scharf
1136….Grant Wiesner
1137….Heather McCauley
1138….Jaimee Fleming
1139….Jasmine Baylis
1140….Jennifer Henderson
1141….Jennifer Russell
1142….Jennifer Samojlenko
1143….Jenny Etmanskie
1144….Jerome Lambourne
1145….Joanne Callow
1146….JoAnne Whittingham
1147….Jocelyne Leger
1148….Jody Vallati
1149….John Donak
1150….Kathleen Westbury
1151….Keith Bottrill
1152….Keri Hillier
1153….Krista Bugden
1154….Laura Vassal
1155….Laurie Boulet
1156….Leanne Pelley
1157….Lida Koronewskij
1158….Linda Donovan
1159….Linda Harding Devries
1160….Lisa Casselman
1161….Lisa Hogan
1162….Lisa Richardson
1163….Lynn Douglas
1164….Malcolm Wood
1165….Manon Desharnais
1166….Manuel Fernandez
1167….Mark Jorgenson
1168….Martine Dumas
1169….Matthew Lavers
1170….Meghan Stewart
1171….Melanie Clement
1172….Michel Fleury
1173….Mike Gibbons
1174….Mira vrbaski
1175….Natalie Gouthro
1176….Neil Maxwell
1177….Nevenka Bruic
1178….Nicole Myslivecek
1179….Nicole Truax
1180….Nolan MacAfee
1181….Patricia Brown
1182….Paul Kellar
1183….Paulette roberge
1184….Richard Michaud
1185….Rod Fage
1186….Rosa Pool
1187….Rosemary Deans
1188….Sara McMartin
1189….Sarah Green
1190….Sarah Larose
1191….Sarah Mills-McEwan
1192….Scott Moir
1193….Shannon Cheney
1194….Sriram Krishnamurthy
1195….Sue Ackerman
1196….Sue Lebrun
1197….Terry Koss
1198….Vincent_Andy Fong
1199….Wally Prater
1200….William Jorgenson
D. Nepean Residents
1201….Alexei Pogrebtsov
1202….Andrea Gorsky
1203….Andrew Fok
1204….Andrew Keir
1205….Andrew McCorquodale
1206….Angela Martin
1207….Bailey Reid
1208….Barbara Berry
1209….Bonnie MacDonald
1210….Carolyn Frank
1211….Carolyn Perkins
1212….Catherine Martens
1213….Chantal Assemi
1214….Christopher Liu
1215….Conrad Hutter
1216….Cynthia Field-Rose
1217….Dan Lacasse
1218….Darren McMann
1219….Darryl Gavard
1220….Dave Summerbell
1221….David Berry
1222….David Reid
1223….Denis Therrien
1224….Diana Bertosa
1225….Diane Ferguson
1226….Don Whiting
1227….Donna McKibbon
1228….Elaine Robertson
1229….Ellen Dickson
1230….Emily Sandwell
1231….Ericka Keranen
1232….Erik Kristjansson
1233….Erin Schmidt
1234….Gary Guymer
1235….George Ricketts
1236….Gerald Welsh
1237….Glenn Duncan
1238….Greg Rogers
1239….Heather Wall
1240….Helen Bolt
1241….Jack Kwan
1242….Jane Hext
1243….Janet Sullivan
1244….Janice Carroll
1245….Jeff Campagnola
1246….Jen Lahey
1247….Jessie Beavis
1248….Joanne Best-Roberts
1249….Jo-Anne DiFruscio
1250….Joseph Emas
1251….Judy Tubman-Reid
1252….Karleen Heer
1253….Kathleen O'Leary
1254….Kathryn Hill
1255….Katie Squires
1256….Ken Wilson
1257….Kimberley Leach
1258….Kyla Goyette
1259….Laura Clark
1260….Laura Johnston
1261….Lisa Hoople
1262….Lynn Galarneau
1263….Marc Rydzik
1264….Marty Truman
1265….Mary Boyle
1266….Megan Chapman
1267….Melanie Dompierre
1268….Melanie White
1269….Michael Eisen
1270….Nicole Frigault
1271….Niki Dignard
1272….Pam Thistle
1273….Paul Doerr
1274….Peggy Welsh
1275….Peter Page
1276….Renee Leahy
1277….Richard Thomas
1278….Rita Petrocco
1279….Robbie Muir
1280….Rod Macdonald
1281….Ron Dechambeau
1282….Roslyn Dacey
1283….Ryan Charbonneau
1284….Ryan Squires
1285….Sally Floyd
1286….Sandra Brancatelli
1287….Sara Berry
1288….Scott Cairney
1289….Shana van Rijt
1290….Shelley Murdock
1291….Sophie Schram
1292….Stephanie Dunne
1293….Steven Winters
1294….Tania Falls
1295….Tanya Snook
1296….Tim Sandwell
1297….Tina Ryan
1298….Tracey Ives
1299….Tracy Doran
1300….Trish Munro
1301….William Casey
1302….William Doran
E. Orleans Residents
1303….Alex Hadjisophocleous
1304….Alex Templeton
1305….Alexandra Gaudes
1306….Alfred Jacque
1307….Andrew Duggan
1308….Andrew Rose
1309….Angele Vanderlaan
1310….Anita Taylor
1311….Anke Berndt
1312….Arnold Riendeau
1313….Barb Holgate
1314….Bernie Hasselman
1315….Blair Paquet
1316….Brent Smyth
1317….Bruce Barteaux
1318….Carly Hasselman
1319….Carmen Saumure
1320….Carole Gaudes
1321….Christal Whittaker
1322….Christina Dube
1323….Christina Foster
1324….Claudia Nault
1325….Dallas Hall
1326….Daniel Caron
1327….Danny Saint-Fort
1328….David Leeder
1329….David Tischhauser
1330….Debra Powell
1331….Denyse Sencan
1332….Diane Bamford
1333….Dillon McCormick
1334….Dominique Cusson
1335….Don Gaudes
1336….Eann Hodges
1337….Eileen Bradley
1338….Emilie Lachance
1339….Francine Amyotte
1340….Francine Berry
1341….Francis Sommers
1342….Gary Whelan
1343….Geneviève Lapointe
1344….George Hammond
1345….Guylaine Bernard
1346….Harold Henderson
1347….Hinesh Chauhan
1348….Isabelle Ferguson
1349….Isabelle Patenaude
1350….Jane Schofield
1351….Jason Rama
1352….Jason Roberts
1353….Jean Lavictoire
1354….Jeff Barton
1355….Jennifer Caldbick
1356….Jennifer Gallant
1357….Jessica Lacroix
1358….Joyce Burghardt
1359….Jurgen Mack
1360….Katharine Powell
1361….Kathy Wiens
1362….Kevin Piccott
1363….Kristina Perrier
1364….Kyle Simpson
1365….Laura Regnier
1366….Leslie Day
1367….Lindsay Lefebvre
1368….Lisa Grison
1369….Lisa Strachan
1370….Lisa Whelan
1371….Lois Simms-Baldwin
1372….Lyne Rama
1373….Marie-Claude Lefrançois
1374….Marilyn White
1375….Mario Martel
1376….Mark Gibson
1377….Marshall Clark
1378….Matthew Leblanc
1379….Matthew Walthert
1380….Maxime Lamoureux
1381….Michael Brown
1382….Michael Morin
1383….Michelle Baird
1384….Mylène Leclerc
1385….Nadine Tischhauser
1386….Nancy Camacho
1387….Natalie Jolette
1388….Natalie Nadon
1389….Nicole Clark
1390….Nicole Pigeon
1391….Patrick Adams
1392….Patrick Murphy
1393….Paul Devlin
1394….Paul Menard
1395….Peter Belair
1396….Prasanth Tella
1397….Raleigh Young
1398….Ron Hanson
1399….Russ Kajganich
1400….Sandy Clark
1401….Scott Harding
1402….Serge Arseneault
1403….Shari De Jong
1404….Shayne Chamberlain
1405….Sonia Powell
1406….Stephane Montpetit
1407….Stephen Chisnall
1408….Steve Hall
1409….Steve Mitchell
1410….Stuart Taylor
1411….Susan Poisson
1412….Suzete Dos Santos
1413….Sylvie King
1414….Tammy Quinn
1415….Tara Redmond
1416….Terry Flynn
1417….Todd Collins
1418….Todd Sloan
1419….Tony Thatcher
1420….Tracy Baker-Gibson
1421….Trevor Kirkland
1422….Veronique Mousseau
1423….Vincent Young
1424….Vivianne Gaudet
1425….William Baldwin
1426….Yves Ducharme
F. Residents of other local Ontario communities
(see page 2)
NEW JERSEY’S BALD EAGLE POPULATION CONTINUES TO SOAR
January 14th, 2016
CONSERVE WILDLIFE FOUNDATION OF NEW JERSEY RELEASES RESULTS OF 2015 STATE BALD EAGLE REPORT
by Lindsay McNamara, Communications Manager
Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey today released the 2015 Bald Eagle Report, highlighting the number of nesting pairs, active nests and nest productivity for the raptors throughout New Jersey with data collected by New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Division of Fish and Wildlife biologists, CWF biologists and committed volunteers.
“With 161 pairs of bald eagles this past year — up from just a single nest in the early 1980’s — the dramatic ongoing recovery of bald eagles across the northeast continues to inspire so many of us,” said David Wheeler, Conserve Wildlife Foundation Executive Director. “The thrill of seeing a bald eagle fly across the sky is unparalleled. This report captures how these eagles are continuing their All-American return.”
The report notes that thirteen new eagle pairs were found this season, nine in the south, two in Central Jersey and two in Northern New Jersey.
For more info: www.conservewildlifenj.org/blog/2016/01/14/new-jerseys-ba...
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Now, the good news is that I am FINALLY making a V2 for my half decent SM Zephrix. For those of you who didn't know, I lost him in my recent move, but I know where he is in the house, so I have to search.
Banbury turn-back (continued).... It's almost 19.47 on a summer evening and having run round the train from Paddington, still made up with Mk.1 stock, in Platform 1, Neptune stands ready to head south again, destination Oxford, next stop King's Sutton. Being rather longer than that station can accommodate, the station announcer will be declaring every few minutes "Passengers for King's Sutton should board the leading three coaches in this train". The next picture will show arrival there. August 1984.
Southbound departures from this platform are more common now and the signalling has been revised with some fresh lower quadrant semaphores. Alas loco-hauled trains like this are no more, and an ugly fence cuts off the view.
Details. Olympus OM-2, 135mm lens, Kodachrome 64, slide scan.
The KOM League
Flash Report
for
March 12, 2021
This is the first report released in nearly a month. If you care to read it click right here: www.flickr.com/photos/60428361@N07/50957070916/
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It seemed as though a significant number of days had passed since last I came to the computer. It had been nearly four weeks and today an attempt was made to string together a few words in order to compose a comprehensible sentence. Hopefully, some of the material contained herein is okay.
About all that seems to happen anymore is the obituary files continue to expand. There are names appearing each day of people I have known personally or knew of due to their fame. It must be said that there is no pleasure derived in writing about the recently departed. However, some of those leaving us were “big” names in their respective fields of endeavor and without my pointing it out no one, or relatively few, would know they ever had a connection to the KOM league, even tangentially.
Just to preface this report the two recently departed men, who will be tied to the KOM league, are a big league player/coach/manager along with a famous radio voice If either of those subjects don’t appeal to you then cease reading at this point.
Most long term readers know that the author of this report had a baseball career that started and ended in 1951. There wasn’t much use for a skinny, runt of a kid in the game of baseball and he went on to a life that was basically free of the sport except for an idea in 1994 that an old league should be documented.
Over the span of a quarter century of looking for former KOM leaguers many surprises have come my way. In 1951 the New York Giants signed a young catcher out of Cape Girardeau, Mo. by the name of Bill Lee Atchley. By that point in history the Iola ballclub had been affiliated with the Chicago Cubs, Cleveland Indians and was now surviving as an independent team relying on players showing up for tryouts or being optioned there by a major league organization. Atchley fit into the latter category.
This is a brief clip on Atchley’s life. “Dr. Bill L. Atchley, Ph.D., 68, of Wachesaw Plantation, died Friday, Feb. 18, 2000, at Georgetown Memorial Hospital. Born Feb. 16, 1932, in Cape Girardeau, Mo., he was the son of the late William C. and Mary Logsden Atchley. He was the former president of Southeast Missouri State University, former president of the University of the Pacific, Stockton, Calif., and former president of Clemson University, Clemson, S.C. He served as president of the National Science Center Foundation, dean of engineering at West Virginia University, and associate dean and professor at the University of Missouri at Rolla. He was a U. S. Army veteran, having served in the Korean Conflict. He was a former professional baseball player with the New York Giants.
The following links are a “must read” to understand this story.
www.findagrave.com/memorial/77438609/bill-lee-atchley
digital.la84.org/digital/collection/p17103coll3/id/16699/...
clemsonwiki.com/wiki/Bill_Lee_Atchley
By referencing the aforementioned citations it is obvious that what Atchley didn’t attain in baseball he more than made up for it in the educational arena at some major institutions of higher learning in this country. In a long ago conversation he related that he still loved baseball and at one point in history was considered for the opening of the Commissioner of Baseball position that went to Bart Giamatti.
Now, this is not to cut short the story of Bill Atchley but to bring into it another name. In 1947 the Independence, Kansas Yankees had a 22-year old pitcher, Alexander Zych from Kansas City, who had stared his professional baseball career in 1944 being signed by the Kansas City Blues before winding up with Wellsville, NY that year. He pitched minor league baseball in Hagerstown, Maryland--Norfolk, Virginia--Quincy, Illinois-- Greenville, Mississippi-- Raliegh and Kinston, N C as well as Rock Hill, Sumter and Gasonia, South Carolina.
By the time Zych reached the age of 27 he was back in his native Kansas City and playing for the amateur Holden, Mo. Chiefs in both 1954 and 1955. The next year he drove to Nevada, Mo. And pitched for that amateur club and led them to a Missouri state amatuer championship. On that club were three former KOM leaguers along with a former St. Louis Cardinal pitcher from Greenfield, Mo. by the name of Floyd “Goat” Wooldridge.
Over the years communication was maintained with Zych and the first book written about the KOM league contained considerable information that he furnished. The following obituary describes the connection he maintained with the game of baseball in both Kansas City and Oakland with the Athletics and Royals. (If the reader doesn’t click on these sites this report will be meaningless.)
www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/kansascity/name/alexander-zy...
On July 14, 2014 an announcement came over the radio of a terrible automobile accident and the patient was transferred, by medical helicopter, to Columbia, Mo. As it turned out Alex Zych died within a couple of miles of where this report is prepared.
Now go back to 1951
In 1951 Alex Zych was pitching at Kinston, North Carolina, Bill Atchley was catching for the Iola Indians, and a young boy was born on January 12 in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. The newborn had a cousin, once removed, named Patricia. In 1954 when the young boy was three years old his cousin, Patricia Limbaugh, married Bill Atchley. www.floydmortuary.com/obituaries/Patsy-Atchley/#!/ObituarySo
So, the connection to Rush Hudson Limbaugh III and the KOM league is made. Once back from Oakland Alex Zych was the “wise old head” in the Kansas City Royals clubhouse and when an upstart 27-year ticket salesman needed advice he went to the person who he considered the wisest which was Alex Zych, the equipment manager for the team. From a couple of sources I have heard that Rush Limbaugh affectionately referred to Zych as “Dad.”
Following the death of Zych he was paid high praise on Limbaugh’s national radio broadcast and the famed broadcaster thus attended the funeral of a former KOM leaguer. Whether Limbaugh was close enough to Atchley to attend his funeral I don’t know. Often I wondered if Limbaugh ever heard of Atchley’s baseball playing days. When Limbaugh had his “open line Friday” segments there was a temptation to call and ask that question but some things are just meant to never be known.
On a personal note, the first time I ever heard Limbaugh was in the 1970’s when he was on the staff of KMBZ in Kansas City. At that time I was living in Topeka and early of the morning he was given five minutes for making comments. They were a bit different from what I had heard on the radio. But, in those days about all you ever heard was “Swap Shop,” “Kitchen Klatter,” “Trading Post” and religious shows such as Theodore Epp and his “Back to the Bible” broadcast that emanated from Lincoln, Nebraska. AM Radio was nearly toast by the 1980’s.
After hearing Limbaugh in the 1970’s, on KMBZ, I never heard of him again until 1992. At that time I had met up with a former grade and high school acquaintance by the name of Mickey Roberts. He was going by the name of Mike and doing play-by-play broadcasting of the Albuquerque Dukes Pacific Coast league games on KOB radio in that town. At one game he told me I had to listen to a new show they had on their station. He told me the voice was from a former Missouri. I told Roberts I had heard that voice a decade and a half earlier while living in Topeka, Kansas.
Of all the forms of media radio was always my preference and I was attracted to people who knew how to communicate whether or not I agreed with them or not. At one time I reveled in hearing divergent voices of Limbaugh and Garrison Keillor who couldn’t have been more opposite if they had practiced. People have to be smart enough to listen, digest and form their own opinions which is sadly lacking in the era.
Many a debate—or argument—arose over the years with my son about what Limbaugh did or didn’t say. One thing I recall predicting, over two decades ago, was that Limbaugh would die most likely from lung cancer, long before his time. I made that point to my son, many times, due to his addiction to whatever cigarettes have that addict. Since Rush’s passing my son has never mentioned it even happening. I think he might recall what his old man has told him over and over about tobacco.
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The latest death with a KOM league connection.
This past week saw the passing of a former big league player coach and manager by the name of Norman Sherry ps://www.mlb.com/news/norm-sherry-ex-catcher-manager-dies-at-89
In reading that obituary one of his buddies from “day one—actually” came to mind. Sherry and Stan Santo who played first base for the 1951 Ponca City Dodgers were lifelong friends until Santo’s passing. It is always my goal to share information with people when it has some meaning and in this case I figured the son of one of those guys fit into that framework.
To Mark Santo
I have seen a lot of articles today from the baseball experts about the death of Norm Sherry. They claim to know all about him. Your dad could have filled them in on a lot about his younger days of which they are unaware.
Santo’s reply:
Hi John. You got that right. Talk about similar paths…My dad and Norm were born one day apart. They went to high school together, played baseball together in high school, went together for induction into military service, and remained friends until my dad passed away 2 years ago. They both lived in San Diego county in their later years.
Growing up in the same neighborhood my dad also knew Larry Sherry. As I was told, they never thought that Larry would ever be a great player due to a birth defect with his feet; needless to say they couldn’t have been more wrong about that. When Larry passed away a few years ago my Dad was invited to and attended his funeral.
When I was 13 years old my dad took me to a winter training camp in the Los Angeles area where Norm was coaching to see if my pitching talents were as good as my Dad thought they were. Of course they weren’t and I distinctly remember being blown away by the grown-ups. Not exactly a moral booster for a 13 year old, but a great experience nonetheless. I feel like Norm’s passing represents the end of a chapter in my life.
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A special item.
It is realized that not all the recipients of these reports care all that much about them. Here is a special link to something I found interesting. I’d place this under the category “sometimes you never know what you have.” youtu.be/VmdFNQnbS0k ________________________________________________________________________________
Robert Anson Grove passes.
www.galvnews.com/obituaries/article_f9639322-0119-56a4-b6... (Photo included in citation)
Only once was it my privilege to speak with Robert Grove but he was a fascinating man. He was a great conversationalist with interesting stories to share. He spent less than a month as a catcher for the 1949 Ponca City Dodgers. As the obituary indicates his time in the KOM league is not mentioned.
Thanks to Jack Morris who included me on his list for passing along this obituary.
TEXAS CITY, TX — Robert Anson Grove (Bob), 90, went home to be with the Lord on Tuesday, March 2, 2021.He was born on September 12, 1930 in Norfolk, Virginia to Donald M. Grove and Deloris Bridget Grove. After graduating from Ball High School in Galveston, TX Bob tried out for the Brooklyn Dodgers and was the catcher for their farm team in Sheboygan, WI. until he was drafted into the Army in 1953.
Bob married his high school sweetheart Mary Ellen Pierce on September 26, 1952. During their 66 years together, they were blessed with 3 daughters. In addition to being a loving husband and father he worked for the same family, Eugene B. Smith, at Moody Compress in Galveston, TX. He was an active member of St. John’s United Methodist Church in Texas City, TX where he served many years as the Finance Committee Chairman. Bob was also a ham radio operator (WB5FGD) and used this talent to serve others through the Shriners Burns Institute in Galveston and emergency preparedness during hurricane season. He was an outstanding golfer, tennis player and a master Easter Egg Hider.
He was preceded in death by his wife Mary Ellen Grove, his parents, brothers Don Grove Jr., Joe Grove, George Grove, Jack Grove, sister Zoe Anne Dundee (Mick) and son in law Kenneth Beasley.
He is survived by his sister Zoe Belle Calaway, his daughters Janet Grove Gonzales, Jo Ann Grove Konecny and her husband Larry, Jill Grove and her partner, Dianna Jarvis; grandchildren Brian Gonzales and wife Layla, Brandon Gonzales and wife Jackie, Bobby Gonzales and wife Crystal, Larry Konecny Jr. and wife Daniela, Candice Maintz and husband Bill, Laura Williams and husband Kyle, Andrew Konecny and wife Victoria and Gryffen James-Grove along with 14 great-grandchildren and other extended family members who he held dear.
Ed comment:
With the passing of Bob Grove there are six surviving members of the 1949 Ponca City Dodgers. They are Daniel Chepkauskas, Loren Doll, Dick McCoy, Theodore James Dean, John Nixon and Dean Antonson. Chepkauskas worked in the space industry, Doll and his partner Isrig operated huge cattle and grain operation in Western Kansas, Dean was in the production side of the movie industry. McCoy spent many years with the Omaha, Neb. Fire department and the readers can flunk me on Nixon and Antonson since I don’t recall their post-baseball careers. However, I know where both live and can put anyone in touch with those guys if they are curious about their means of support subsequent to their baseball career.
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Bye—This concludes yet another effort to recall and report something from the past. These reports are akin to bond fires. First there is a need for fuel then a spark to create a flame to get things going. Sometimes there isn’t the fuel or the spark to create a Flash Report and when that happens long periods exist between their production.
WASHINGTON — U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) continues to identify and seize a large number of counterfeit, unapproved or otherwise substandard COVID-19 products that threaten the health and safety of American consumers. As of June 1, CBP had seized more than:
•107,300 FDA-prohibited COVID-19 test kits in 301 incidents;
•750,000 counterfeit face masks in 86 incidents;
•2,500 EPA-prohibited anti-virus lanyards in 89 incidents; and
•11,000 FDA-prohibited chloroquine tablets in 91 incidents. “Criminals and other bad actors are trying to profit from the coronavirus pandemic by introducing unauthorized, unproven and potentially unsafe goods into the United States,” said CBP Acting Commissioner Mark Morgan. “CBP continues to target these dangerous shipments while facilitating the entry of legitimate pharmaceuticals and medical supplies that are needed to protect Americans. ”Criminal organizations are attempting to exploit the limited supply of and increased demand for some pharmaceuticals, personal protective equipment and other medical goods required to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. Among other products, these criminals are smuggling and selling counterfeit safety equipment, unapproved COVID-19 test kits, unproven medicines and substandard hygiene products through the online marketplace. To combat these criminal activities, CBP is targeting imports and exports that may contain counterfeit or illicit goods. The products in targeted shipments often include false or misleading claims, lack required warnings or lack proper approvals.
Photo provided by: U.S. Customs and Border Protection
I was headed toward the main waterfall at the park. I had to stop and get a photo of this tree. The picture jumped out at me.
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Continuing my slow but steady progress of scanning a box of slides from my Father in Law.
Andy was a Professor of Geology who started work in South Wales for the NCB after the Aberfan disaster.
All information/titles gained from what I can read from the writing on the mount of the scan.
Even into relatively recent times and control of the former Western National fleet falling to First, the trend of using buses well beyond their prime continued (continues?). maybe it was something regarding the remoteness of the operation from the Company's Aberdeen HQ, or more cynically that the operator was never likely to contribute much to the bank balance of the shareholders. However, from an enthusiasts point of view, it provided a stay of execution for large numbers of elderly Bristol VR double deckers ... a once (too?) common sight across England and Wales. I have to confess here again, that the VR left me cold many years ago as being the NBC standard 'decker, they wiped out many a more interesting and often more competent type IMHO. However, with the passage of time, diminishing numbers, 'the hunter becoming the hunted' scenario and the plastic-ness of what's succeeded them, they've now acquired a greater degree of interest to me. Little did I ever think back in the '70s I'd drive from Stoke on Trent to Cornwall for the day to ride and photograph them! Here a battle-scarred AFJ 697T, built in 1978 and still wearing post privatization colours rather than First's 'Barbie', is seen leaving WN's Long Rock garage, Penzance to take up service when approaching thirty years of age.
Continuing to do a retrospective to finish out the year. I'm posting # 9 out of 12 personal favorite photos of 2023 from now until the end of the year.
Give it a try to the wax paper. Not good at all but close enough.
1.5 cm square. No tools.....¬¬
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Continuing my series on dancers, today I am featuring Nadja Vanity & Glamour. For me she is channelling a Zendaya vibe from The Greatest Showman - Oh I just LOVED Zendaya! That flying embrace gave me shivers! I think my Nadja is really rocking Imogen's body suit as a trapeze artist costume! I hope you enjoy!
For May Scavenge Challenge #4. Physical gestures such as a shrug express concepts. Keep it family-friendly, please.
Aboriginal ceremonies, known as corroborees are dramatic representations, in mime and song, of the mythical history of each tribe. These ceremonies have many functions and take many forms, some to teach the youths the rules and philosophy of the tribe and the obligations that accompany them.
This was the first time I’d seen a young Aboriginal child partaking in the entertainment at Circular Quay as he enchanted the crowd alongside his dad who was playing the didgeridoo (a long hollow wind instrument)
Just below Via Roma.
I'm continuing with this essay on Nesso because we were just so smitten by it. I will never forget it.
After the long walk up the 340 or so steps to reach the top of the village to find some food ... everyone super friendly.
www.lakecomo.is/orrido-of-nesso/