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Cheers to everyone who takes care of their yard’s grass, trees and hedges.

Cheers to the Mini Mermaids. My kids love taking part in the program.

Jeers to the woman who wouldn’t remove her hat in the Legion during the school kids’ performances. Where has respect gone in our society?

Cheers to tae kwon do in Estevan for teaching people valuable things like selfdiscipline.

Jeers to the hockey coaches who pick their friends’ kids and co-workers’ kids to be part of the team they coach instead of kids with talent. It’s too bad for the kids with talent that it has to be this way.

Cheers to the man who was cleaning up leaves that had fallen from his tree and were collecting on the street by the curb. He didn’t have to do it, but it’s very appreciated.

Jeers to the mini chocolate bars that are out leading up to Halloween. I can’t stop eating them.

Cheers to the man at the gas station who gave me the money to make up for what I came up short. I cannot express my gratitude and just how amazed I am. I hope good things happen to you, for you are one of the amazing people still out there. Cheers to United Way Estevan for another successful telethon last weekend. Great job Estevan for topping the goal once again! Cheers to our member of city council who, when spoken to about the lack of garbage cans on the Trojan walking path, saw some were in place almost immediately.

Sophmores both wise and stupid

Jeers to the people who are riding their bicycles at night with no reflectors on. Nobody can see them. Jeers to semi-truck drivers who blow through lights when the power is out. Don’t they teach you in truck driving school that no lights means four-way stop?

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Greek words “sophos,â€? which means “wise,â€? and “moros,â€? which means “stupid.â€? by Samantha Weaver • It was 20th-century American author and actress Cornelia Otis Skinner who made the following sage observation: “One learns in life to keep silent and draw one’s own confusions.â€? • If you grew up during a certain era in the United States, you are probably familiar with the board game Parcheesi. If you have a particularly good memory, you may recall that the game’s subtitle is “The Royal Game of India.â€? You may not realize, though, that the game is so-called because royalty in India used to play a life-size version of the game in gardens specially designed for the pursuit. Centuries ago, rajas would dress members of their harems in brightly colored costumes and use them as game pieces. • Everyone knows that a sophomore is someone in his or her second year of high school or college. Most people don’t realize, though, that the word is derived from the

• It’s not unusual for music critics and the artists they critique to butt heads, but they usually do it in print, not in person. In 1978, though, the staff of Rolling Stone magazine and the band the Eagles went head-to-head in a softball match. The writers ended up losing to the rock stars. • The creator of the ubiquitous smiley face earned a grand total of $45 for his creative effort. • Having trouble with your teenager? It’s a worldwide problem, it seems -- though not always for the same reasons. In 2004, a 13-year-old boy in India ran away from home, declared that he was a Hindu holy man and founded a monastery. His parents arranged for him to be kidnapped and brought back home. *** Thought for the Day: “Life is not a spectacle or a feast; it is a predicament.â€? -- George Santayana (c) 2012 King Features Synd., Inc.

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It’s a different experience for everyone Challenge Day is coming back to the Estevan Comprehensive School, and that means the new crop of freshmen will continue what will be a tradition of going through the program that encourages students to see what life is like for their peers. Nancy Zeleny, transition co-ordinator with the Southeast Advocates for Employment who is involved in bringing the event to the school, said the biggest theme of the workshops is promoting empathy among students in both a school and community setting. “Don’t judge, don’t go off of first impressions. Everybody has difficulties in their life and successes,� said Zeleny. “Until you see that person for who they really are, you shouldn’t judge them. Take a look at who that person is underneath it all. It’s a great message for youth to get when they’re in Grade 9.� The first Challenge Day came to ECS this past March, when the San Francisco-based group attended the school for three days of workshops. United Way Estevan contributed to the event and after seeing everything in action, decided to put up $15,000 each year for the next three in order to bring Challenge Day to the school’s new crop of Grade 9 students. Treena Zelyck is a counsellor at the school who took part in the spring, and has spoken to students who went through the program already. “I think for everybody it touched them in different ways,� she said. “Lots of students are saying it’s amazing. It brought about a lot of positivity for them. It’s changed how they look

at things and some people have been as profound to say it’s changed their life.� “What is really exciting is that we need to

have approximately 25 volunteers everyday,� noted Zeleny. “Last year, United Way had volunteers there and they participated, and that’s where they were really able to see how successful it was for those students.� “There’s more connection out in the community,� added Zelyck. “We are so grateful that we have the adult participants coming in and volunteering for it, and I think they get benefits out of it as well. They are getting to know each other past the labels and the stereotypes and all those barriers that we create for ourselves and other people.� Zeleny also noted that after the three days at ECS from Oct. 29 to 31, the Challenge Day crew will head to Lampman for a one-day session at the school there on Nov. 1. She said the event held in the spring was a success, reaching about 300 students. This year the first two days will be for the

Grade 9 students, while the third day will be for seniors who want to participate. “Last year we just offered it to the Grade

9s,� said Zelyck. “A lot of the Grade 10s and 11s came to us and said, ‘Why are you just doing this for the Grade 9s? We need it too.’ So we listened to what they had to say and gave them a day.� Zeleny noted that because aspects of Challenge Day are used for a reality TV show on MTV, youth are “really in tune with it.� She said they are already seeing a change in the school system as well as out in the community. In three years, all students at ECS will have gone through the program, and Zeleny said that’s when the benefits can truly be measured. Zelyck said they are hoping there will be a greater connection between students and staff once all students have taken part. “There is just more positivity in the hallway,� she said students have told her. If anyone is interested in becoming an adult volunteer, they are still looking for more, and Zeleny added

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that after seeing it herself in the spring, the experience is worth it for everyone. Zelyck said many of the students at the start of the day are nervous or intimidated, but they are also curious. “They enter the room to screaming adults, highfiving them and cheering them on. It sets a tone for the nervousness, but they get to laugh at us too, so that’s good,â€? said Zelyck. Then the conversation turns more serious, dealing with bullying and respect, before breaking into smaller groups, called the family group. That’s where the game If You Really Knew Me ‌ is played. Everybody in the group completes the sentence by sharing something personal that the rest of their group wouldn’t know. “It blows my mind every time because these students just open right up,â€? said Zeleny. “They want people to listen to them. They want to have their stories heard.â€? As the day nears the end, things get a little more fun again, and there are a lot of games to play. “At the end of the day (the students) don’t want to leave the room, then they’re hanging around and they’re hugging each other. It’s an awesome experience to see start to finish,â€? added Zeleny. She said anyone who wants to volunteer should call the school at 634-4761.

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There is such thing as a stupid question Around here job interviews are generally brief. Do you want the job? Yes or no. But for most positions in most other parts of the country and world, the job interview process can be a little more extensive. Other times they can be so bizarre, the interviewers questions could lead you to question whether you actually even want the job. A big part of my job is conducting interviews, but I’ve never conducted a job interview in my life, so how employers and HR departments decide on their lines of questioning I’m not sure. I have been on the answering end of a number of job interviews and they are all different. The most outlandish requests and questions I can recall happened in the same interview for the job I had before this one. I was asked why my friends liked me, to which I replied something along the lines of “because I’m just such a great guy, why wouldn’t they like me?” I realized after I should have said something more clever, like, “What friends?” The interviewer also slid a tape measure across the table and asked me to measure the table’s width and tell him what I came up with. I must have answered correctly, because I got the job.

Jordan Baker Thoughts From My Fingers Job interview questions have two purposes: to give a prospective employee an opportunity to demonstrate how savvy they are for the position and to let employers feel like they are thoroughly vetting their candidates, even if job interviews are found to do very little to see if an applicant is right for the job. Because of the job interviews limited usefulness, some employers are trying to spice it up with more interesting questions. A question attributed to Google interviewers in 2011 is “How many people are using Facebook in San Francisco at 2:30 p.m. on a Friday?” The only thing an interviewer can draw from an answer to this question is how good a candidate can come up with an answer full of nonsense. The correct answer is “I don’t know.” Volkswagen asked in 2010, “What would you do if you just inherited a pizzeria from your uncle?”

Well, my uncle doesn’t own a pizzeria. Give me the job. Goldman Sachs asked, “If you were shrunk to the size of a pencil and put in a blender, how would you get out?” I would ask the person who shrunk me and placed me in a blender to please remove me so I don’t get blended with his smoothie. The only answer for these lamebrained questions is a sarcastic one in most cases. Capital One asked, “Rate yourself on a scale of one to 10 how weird you are.” Well, I really like the term weird because everybody is weird in their own way, and I really like to celebrate the strange things we like and do. I listen to a prog-rock band whose music follows a sci-fi narrative taking place amongst 78 planets called Heaven’s Fence. The bad guys have names like Mayo Deftinwolf and Supreme Tri-Mage Wilhelm Ryan. They release comic books and novels to flesh out the story. One of their albums is called Good Apollo, I’m Burning Star IV: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness. It’s super weird, but I can’t get enough of those guys. To answer the question, I’d say about an eight. Would you hire an eight?

Stop to appreciate the farm and farmer Fewer and fewer people have a tie to farming, but as a sector, agriculture remains an important one, not just on the Canadian Prairies but around the world. There may be fewer farmers, but they still till the same amount of soil, and ultimately produce the food we all eat. We may be at a point in our history where too many people think food just comes from the supermarket, and are little aware the milk in the carton on the table at breakfast comes from a cow on a farm. However, that does not change the importance of the cow - or the farmer. So it is a good thing when we try to raise awareness a bit by pausing to say thank you to farmers in some small way, Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister Lyle Stewart recently proclaimed October as Agriculture Month in the province. It is not a new initiative to mark the month, but it remains a worthwhile endeavour. It is too easy for those of us not involved directly with farming to forget just how difficult the business is. Farming is one of those occupations where you can do everything perfectly and Mother Nature still ultimately determines how successful the crop will be. No amount of fertilizer can boost production without rain.

Calvin Daniels Trader Agriculture Columnist Nothing a farmer can do can protect a crop from an early fall frost. So farmers roll the dice with every crop. They invest large amounts of money in seed, fuel, fertilizer and other inputs and then hope nature co-operates. And even if nature co-operates, farmers take what they produce to a market where they have little control of the price they receive for the crop grown. It is a multi-million dollar business today, where a single tractor or combine can cost $500,000 or more. For comparison, that is like two new entry-level homes in a city such as Yorkton, with a few dollars left over for furnishings. The scale of farming today is something that is hard even for those working with farmers regularly to get their heads around. The average Prairie farm will have a far greater capital investment than most retail businesses in the towns and cities that dot the map.

The annual operating costs of a farm will be higher than those same businesses. To the credit of the Brad Wall government, it is taking a lead in trying to re-inform the broader public about the importance of farming. Agriculture Minister Stewart and Farm Credit Canada president Greg Stewart recently signed a partnership agreement recognizing Saskatchewan as the first province to become an official partner in Agriculture More Than Ever. “Partners of the initiative will work to promote the contributions made by farmers, ranchers and the industry to the economy, environment and health of people around the world. Through Agriculture More Than Ever, producers, stakeholders, industry leaders and others involved in agriculture provide information, dispel myths, and tell success stories to improve public understanding of the industry,” a Saskatchewan government release said. It will be a major undertaking in an era where fewer and fewer people have ridden a tractor around a field or helped to move cattle to pasture. But because farmers ultimately feed us all, it is critical we better understand and appreciate what they do so that we have continued confidence in the food we eat, and how it was produced at the farm level.

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Confusing times with Justin Bieber I went to the Justin Bieber concert Tuesday night in Saskatoon. Obviously, it was awesome. Time of my freakin’ life. But it was a bit of a strange experience. For one, I drove home after the concert drinking a large Double Double from Tim’s and listening to CBC on the radio. I have never drunk coffee before. And I honestly don’t listen to CBC a whole lot. So basically, while driving home at midnight, I turned into the 30-year-old version of myself. It was pretty cool. But then, while at the Justin Bieber concert, I was just as excited as the 12-year-old girls surrounding me in the nosebleed section. My scream was just as loud and, by the end, just as high-pitched. It was like I was a pre-teen again. It was just as cool as being the 30-year-old version of me. The confusing age mash-up that took place over those five hours (three

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Tonaya Marr Maybe It’s Just Me for the concert, two to drive home) was almost as neat as the concert. But, like all events that involve other people, the night wasn’t perfect. When I landed in Chamberlain with the intent of grabbing a sub, I entered a gas station swarming with J.B. fans on their way to the con-

cert. But instead of teens making the trip, it was fi lled with mothers and their toddlers. At first, I thought it was cool to see a four-year-old decked out in purple and excitedly talking about the concert. But then I thought back to being four years old and the fact that I remember almost nothing from that

time of my life. What the heck is the point in taking your kindergartener to a concert? They aren’t going to remember it. Her J.B. T-shirt is only going to fit for another five months before she grows, as children are notorious for doing. And the cheesy smartphone photo you took will be out of date and low quality by the time she is old enough to appreciate it. If you’re going to the concert for yourself, that’s cool. But fess up. You may be taking your daughter, but you really just wanted to see that 18-year-old hottie dancing his life away on stage. Nothing wrong with that, of course.

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Recognition for a local lifesaver A local man was recently recognized in Ottawa after saving the life

of his 10-year-old daughter. Darcy Gunnlaugson found himself in a situa-

tion no parent ever wants to be in. Last year his daughter came to him with her hands crossed at her throat and unable to make even a whisper for help. The SaskPower mechanic immediately sprung into action to dislodge what was clogging her airway and in just a few seconds it was done. Gunnlaugson said being able to save the life of his daughter, Emma, was amazing. “First of all, I was shocked afterwards. I was thinking, ‘I can’t believe that just happened,’” he said. “It’s awesome.” He said after the incident, he started thinking about friends of his who are EMTs, and had bit of a greater appreciation for them as well. The incident occurred at home when his daughter came running to him from another room. “My daughter was in the kitchen, and I hear this terrible noise and I’ve never heard a noise life this before,” said Gunnlaugson. “She comes running out into the living room with her hands up at her throat. Her mouth is wide open.”

Darcy Gunnlaugson poses with his Canadian Electricity Association 2012 Lifesaving Award. Gunnlaugson received the award in Ottawa on Oct. 2 after using the Heimlich manoeuvre to save the life of his 10-year-old daughter Emma. He knew something was amiss and quickly asked her if she was OK. “Nothing comes out (in response), no little gargle, can’t even hear her exhaling. So right then and there I knew she was choking.” He jumped out of his chair, tilted her forward and gave a one-handed slap in the middle of her back, but that didn’t work. “Then I did the one-

handed Heimlich manoeuvre for kids, and then out came a double orange segment from one of those mandarin oranges.” Gunnlaugson noted that everything happened very fast, adding that the whole incident took no more than 10 seconds. “There was no time to panic for either one of us. She was so level headed when she came putting her hands at her throat. I didn’t even have time to holler upstairs to my wife or call 911. It’s done in a matter of seconds.” He doesn’t recall ever telling his children exactly what they should do if they found themselves choking, so the fact that Emma was calm and aware enough to go straight for her father certainly helped. She had taken the Home Alone course and completed a babysitting course, Gunnlaugson said, so she does have some knowledge of first aid as well. After the incident, he called up the safety officer at work thanking her for the first-aid training he received through his job. “I said, ‘Oh, it’s a good thing you sent me for first

aid because I actually got to use it last night, and I saved Emma’s life,’” he said. It was that phone call that eventually led to his recognition by the Canadian Electricity Association, receiving the 2012 Lifesaving Award in Ottawa on Oct. 2, during their annual Occupational Health and Safety Awards reception. Souris-Moose Mountain MP Ed Komarnicki presented the award, and prior to the reception brought Gunnlaugson’s story up in the House of Commons. Gunnlaugson also received the 2011 Lifesaver Award through SaskPower. He said when he was presented the award, he took Emma up with him and people at the event started to get a little teary-eyed after hearing the story. He added that following the choking incident, his wife went to get first-aid training on her own. Gunnlaugson has also wondered if he didn’t have the training, or just wasn’t at home, what could have been. He encourages everyone to get all the training they can get because it could be useful at any time.

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What would be on your funeral playlist?

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Funeral music is staying hip as Adele’s song Someone Like You is creeping up the list of most played songs at funerals. It’s a strange choice given that it’s a song about finding a new love in your life, but I guess there is no better time to get over the deceased than at his or her funeral. It also got us thinking about what songs we would want played when our time came to form our funeral playlist. I remember a funeral for a friend a number of years ago, and as people filed in for the service they had some of his favourite music playing. The final song before everything got started was Don MacLean’s tribute to Buddy Holly, and music in general, American Pie. Everybody who was there sang along to that tune. My friend was something of a musician, so it was very fitting and a great moment. That’s what I want playing at my funeral, something that everybody can sing along to. As I’ve been sticking with Prop365, a pledge and blog featuring 365 of the most popular musicians of the past 100 years, I’ve been exposed to some excellent songs that may play well at a funeral. Just this week I contributed a post about Nat King Cole, and one song that stuck out as funeral worthy was Unforgettable. The song is about being unforgettable in every way forevermore, which is a great sentiment for a funeral. If you can’t find something for everybody to sing along to, then it wouldn’t hurt to have something people can dance to. Throwing David Bowie’s TVC 15 into the mix could get people shuffling their feet. Something more appropriate might be Bowie’s Five Years, which is kind of a sci-fi song about the world ending in five years, but is also a reminder of capturing each moment in our lives considering our time is finite. For Tragically Hip fans, and for those who tragically don’t know who that band is, It’s a Good Life if You Don’t Weaken is a great choice. There are plenty of criteria to use when selecting a funeral playlist, but with Adele becoming so popular, for some the most important thing is to stay trendy. — Jordan Baker

This isn’t something I think about often, but based on the music I already listen to, here are a few songs I’d like to have played at the celebration of my untimely death: 1) Heaven by Natalia Kills. In this pop song, Natalia Kills laments the loss of a close relationship due to a death. I really like the sound of this song, and her expression of wanting to be close with the deceased. Plus, it would be really shocking to start a funeral with a base-heavy, pretty upbeat-sounding pop song. I’d like to kick things off with a bang. 2) Pray by Justin Bieber. Another unexpected pop song. I think I’m going to make that my funeral theme. This song isn’t exactly about death, but it does wish for good things in the world. I may not be religious, but I do hope to see life improve for the general population. 3) Bless the Broken Road by Rascal Flatts. I really like this song. It’s not about death. But it reminds me of driving with my family and listening to my family sing the song together (not well, and with Kendelle singing louder than everyone). That’s a fun memory for me, and I’d want my family to happily remember 4) Never Grow Up by Taylor Swift. Another good song that makes me think of my sisters. It’s really my wish that they stay young at heart throughout their lives and value family. Plus, I really like Taylor Swift. 5) Gangnam Style by Psy. Because dead-Tonaya really wants to see some leg shuffling at her funeral. And imagine the shock value. Having written this list, I really hope my family takes note. Write this down, people. Dying young is obviously not a joke, but you need to be prepared in case my reckless driving or offensive column result in me seeing an early grave. — Tonaya Marr

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feet. I couldn’t help but compare this to the jump that had been attempted by another European, Michel Fournier, who had planned on a very similar jump at North Battleford in 2003, and then again in 2008, while I was still working for the Battlefords NewsOptimist. I deftly avoided that assignment, despite my keen interest in all things aerospace (I was an air cadet instructor, after all). I had no desire to see someone kill themself in front of my lens. He tried once more in 2010, again without success. In 2008, the balloon took off without him. In 2010, his reserve parachute deployed inside his capsule

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If nothing else, we have found when Red Bull puts its backing behind a project, they pull out all the stops. I have never seen such a slick operation. There were more camera angles than a Michael Bay movie when things are going boom. There were live links to the Internet, with live feeds to TV channels and websites around the world. Despite millions upon millions watching it at the same time, the servers didn’t crash. His command centre rivalled that of NASA. Indeed, they looked very much alike, except that the Red Bull version may have

been more modern. The tracking cameras, able to keep an eye on Baumgartner despite his flying to the edge of space vertically and quite a ways laterally, were improvements on what NASA has used to track the shuttle launches. All of this was a far cry from anything they had in North Battleford for Fournier’s earlier attempts. (I wasn’t there in 2010.) While the capsule, balloon and the like were very similar, all the rest seemed, well, less Red Bullish. It was impressive to see Baumgartner pull this off. It was even more impressive that we, as a planet, got to see it happen. As we watched the numbers ascend to 127,000 feet, the kids and I were on edge. Then Spencer became disinterested as Baumgartner went through the checklist before opening the door and making

the jump, and wandered off, eliciting the pleas seen above for him to come back. “Is this real, Daddy?” Katrina asked. “Very real,” I replied. So real, in fact, I was prepared to end the video feed right then and there should something bad happen. I didn’t want my kids to be traumatized watching a man die before their eyes. I suspect this is why, about a minute into the freefall, the cameras cut away from his obvious flat spin. Baumgartner corrected it, however, and broke the sound barrier. “Is this history, Daddy?” Katrina asked. “Yes, yes it is. Just like on the Discovery Channel.” “Oh,” she replied, eyes glued to the screen. History indeed. Brian Zinchuk is editor of Pipeline News. He can be reached at brian.zinchuk@ sasktel.net

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Sask. thieves dip into children’s piggy banks Provincial NEILBURG, Sask. RCMP in Saskatchewan are still looking to bust thieves who decided to bring home some illegal bacon. Mounties are asking the public for help in nabbing robbers who broke into a home near Neilburg in August — and stole two children’s piggy banks. National OTTAWA - Defence Minister Peter MacKay will give Sapphire, Canada’s first military satellite, the official send-off Thursday at the David Florida Laboratory, where it underwent final tests before a planned launch in December. MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates, the prime contractor, was awarded the $65-million contract five years ago. National Defence describes Sapphire as the largest part of the Cana-

dian surveillance system, intended to increase “space situational awareness.� Sapphire will be used to support Canadian and international operations, as well as bilateral commitments such as NORAD. The metre-long satellite, weighing about 150 kilograms, will track manmade objects and space debris that could pose threats to other satellites. With a life expectancy of at least five years, Sapphire will be placed in a polar synchronous orbit some 800 kilometres above Earth. The satellite will detect more objects with better accuracy than specialized radars or telescopes on the ground. *** TORONTO - Funding Catholic schools and not those of other faiths equates giving them a privilege others don’t enjoy, Ontario government lawyers agreed Wednesday, but said it’s still a

constitutionally protected right. A Toronto woman is asking Ontario’s Superior Court to order the government to stop funding Catholic schools because as a taxpayer who doesn’t share the church’s beliefs, she says it infringes her freedom of religion. But as the funding was guaranteed in 1867 in the constitution, it is not subject to charter challenges, court heard. Judge David Corbett, questioning the government lawyers, noted that section of the constitution was put in place at the time of Confederation to protect the rights of the Catholic minority, when the Protestant majority had the benefit of a Protestant school system. Today the school system is secular and yet Catholic schools remain publicly funded, turning a law that was once intended to protect minority rights

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though that this is a new data series and trends are not yet available. International LAS VEGAS, Nev. Police in Las Vegas say entertainer Flavor Flav is jailed on felony charges stemming from a domestic argument with his fiancee and threats to attack her teenage son with a knife. Officer Bill Cassell says no one was injured before the arrest around 3:30 a.m. Wednesday at a home in a residential neighbourhood several miles southwest of the Las Vegas Strip. The 53-year-old former rapper and reality television star, whose legal name is William Jonathan Drayton Jr., was being held on $23,000 bail at the Clark County jail, with an initial court appearance scheduled Thursday. It’s not clear if he has a lawyer. Drayton was part of the 1980s and 90s rap

group Public Enemy whose public persona includes wearing a big clock on his chest. *** LONDON - Scotland Yard has banned its officers from sporting visible tattoos, saying it damages the professional image of Britain’s top police force. The force confirmed in a statement Wednesday that the Metropolitan Police will no longer permit tattoos on the face, hands or which appear above the collar line. It said all other tattoos must be covered. Scotland Yard said that officers who already have visible tattoos — will be required to “register� those tattoos in writing to their managers by Nov. 12 or face disciplinary actions for gross misconduct. The force previously had prohibited tattoos deemed offensive to religion or beliefs or that could be construed as violent or intimidating.

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Tennis in Canada on the rise

Naming six current tennis professionals isn't that difficult for most Canadian sports fans. You start with Nadal, then Federer, Andy Murray, Venus and Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova. For a bonus point, most could come up with Novak Djokovic. An avid Canadian court fan might even throw out the names of long-time Toronto star Daniel Nestor and our country's current top-ranked player, Milos Raonic. OK, smarty pants. Here's the next part of the quiz: Name Canada's two Wimbledon champs from 2012. Huh? It's not a trick question. Filip Peliwo of Vancouver and Eugenie Bouchard of Westmount, Que., won junior Wimbledon championships in London this past summer and both are planning to start playing for pay as early as next year. Canadian tennis is on the rise! The victories at the All-England Club by the two 18-year-olds mark the first time that players from Canada have won the

world's most prestigious junior tournaments. But to long-time tennis watchers, the triumphs weren't that big a surprise. Tennis Canada's Louis Borfiga was brought to this country from France for the express purpose of developing junior tennis stars. Borfiga is vice-president of Tennis Canada's high performance athletic development and when he arrived, he was troubled by discovering that Canada's best young players were "playing to play, not playing to win," according to Sportsnet Magazine. The success of Peliwo and Bouchard show that Borfiga's efforts are paying off. The two work out daily at the National Training Centre in Montreal for about 10 hours, including more than six hours on the court. Said Borfiga to Dave Zarum of Sportsnet Magazine: "Before, there was no system; everybody was training all over the place. My first goal was to regroup the best players in the same place with the same coaches." The grouping strategy is obviously paying divi-

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dends. Peliwo, ranked No. 1 in the world in junior boys, and Bouchard, now No. 2 among the world's female set, could perhaps be the world's next Nadal and Sharapova. "Why not?," said Borfiga. "It's a change in mentality," the tennis guru told Zarum. "That's the point we're trying to make: Why not Canada?" • Comedy writer Jim Barach: "Michael Vick says he is a dog owner again. In fact, he just took the dog along on a shopping trip to help Plaxico Burress buy a new gun." • R.J. Currie of sportsdeke.com: "To protect a giraffe from getting injured during a move, Chinese trainers taught her to duck. They're still working on Bombers' quarterback Buck

Pierce." • David Letterman of CBS: "Here's a sign that it's autumn in New York: Alex Rodriguez striking out with the bases loaded." • Headline at SportsPickle.com: "A-Rod exceeds fan expectations by fouling off pitch." • Janice Hough of LeftCoastSportsBabe.com, after San Francisco won a playoff game despite batting three for 32: "Normally when a team wins with as little offence as the Giants displayed tonight, penalty kicks are involved." • College football guru Beano Cook, who died in mid-October at 81, on his fear of flying: "You only have to bat a thousand in two things - flying and heart transplants. Everything else, you can go 4 for 5." • Mike Bianchi of the

Orlando Sentinel, recounting one of his favourite Beano Cook stories: "When former baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn gave the 52 released Iran hostages lifetime passes to Major League Baseball, Beano, an ardent football fan who hated the slow pace of baseball, cracked 'Haven't they suffered enough?'" • Among the top 10 things you don't expect to hear from a pro football player, from Letterman: - "Stop pushing. - "Grass stains - ewww. - "No steroids for me, thanks. - "I want to play for the Jets." • Greg Cote of The Miami Herald, after the Dolphins released Legedu Naanee: "The only receiver in the NFL with more vowels than catches." • Brad Dickson of the Omaha (Neb.) World-Herald, on beach volleyball star Kerri Walsh Jennings competing while pregnant at the Olympics: "This marks the first time an athlete who brought home gold was eating for two since Charles Barkley was on the Dream

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Missed opportunity to clinch playoff berth The road to the 2012 CFL playoffs took a detour. The Saskatchewan Roughriders were denied a fourth-straight victory Saturday in Edmonton, falling 37-20 to the Eskimos who suddenly have new life and are just two points back of the Riders for third-place in the CFL West with three games to go. In what looked like a Saskatchewan alumni game, three former Riders combined to torch their old club. Kerry Joseph fired three touchdown passes, Hugh Charles piled up over 150 yards rushing and Cary Koch caught a first half touchdown. Funny, no one is scorning the Eskimos for employing Rider "cast-offs." I never liked that term anyway. True to form, Rider head coach Corey Chamblin downplayed the significance of the loss even though the team squandered a chance to clinch a playoff berth with a win. When his team wins Chamblin is quick to boot them in the pants, while after losses, he routinely pats them on the back. Maybe it's different behind closed doors.

But if the Riders needed an excuse, they could point to a couple in this one. They were playing their secondstraight road game within six days and some questionable pass interference calls at key times greatly enhanced the Eskimos' chances in the game. Still, Chamblin wasn't about to play the blame game. "It's one of those games where regardless of what was stacked against us, we came to play football," Chamblin said. "They fought through the elements. The short week is part of the game. It's a two-head sword. If you win, you're sky-high. It was an adverse week. We didn't win, but we fought." As far as the officiating goes, the Riders didn't get the breaks. But they were on the other end of some calls in Week 15 in Toronto. "The refs must have been on a short week too," Chamblin laughed. "Some of the calls that were made, he looked tired! But we moved on." It's unlikely those comments will result in a fine. However, that's the way things seem to go at Com-

they did it twice, in 2002 and again in 2005. It just feels good to even be talking about the playoffs. As distasteful as Saturday's loss was — and the Riders' performance in it — it's better to lose in October than November. And Chamblin knows it. "One or two games and we're where we need to be,"

Rod Pedersen Rider Insider monwealth Stadium where the Riders have only won nine of their last 50 visits. As we wrote in this space last week, Saskatchewan appears to be on a collision course for the playoffs, which is a big coup after missing last year. The only questions remaining are where they will finish and who they will play? Having already lost the tie-breakers to division foes Calgary and Edmonton, there's still a realistic shot of the Riders crossing over to the East Division for the playoffs with a fourth-place finish. The Riders are looking ahead and not behind, but I'm just presenting the scenario. Road games in Rogers Centre and Olympic Stadium seem rather inviting. And there's no shame in crossing over either. During

the Riders' 10-year playoff streak in the past decade,

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Joshua Tree earns second International victory National GENEVA - FIFA President Sepp Blatter plans to speak with Cuban officials after three national team players defected in Canada ahead of a World Cup qualifier last week. The players disappeared nine months after two players with the Cuba women’s team fled to the United States following a match against Canada in Vancouver. Blatter said Monday that the defections had become “a presidential question� for FIFA and not just an issue for the competitions department. “This we cannot let just stand there — it will not work,� he told reporters at a briefing. Blatter will study FIFA’s reports into the latest incident in Toronto last Thursday before acting. The FIFA president said he will personally contact “the sports authorities in Cuba, but giving them a copy to give to their political authorities.� Cuba had just 11 players available to face Canada on Friday and lost 3-0. *** TORONTO, ONTARIO, - There’s something about the $1.5-million Pat-

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“Thomas Jefferson’s Creme Brulee: How a Founding Father and His Slave James Hemings Introduced French Cuisine to America� by Thomas J. Craughwell (Quirk Books, $19.95) Reviewed by Larry Cox

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Thomas Jefferson was a complex man, and one of our most intriguing Founding Fathers. In addition to drafting the Declaration of Independence and serving as U.S. president, he was a political philosopher, gardener, naturalist and bibliophile. Lesser known, perhaps, is that he helped to redefine food in America by introducing and popularizing such dishes as French fries, pasta and even our quintessential comfort food, macaroni and cheese. Jefferson was a free thinker when it came to food. During the 18th century, when most American supper tables were laden with meats, Jefferson preferred vegetables and served meat as a condiment or side dish. While many thought tomatoes were poisonous, he used them

in many of his meals along with other homegrown fruits and vegetables. The big surprise in Thomas J. Craughwell’s fascinating new book, however, is a deal he struck in 1784 with one of his slaves, 19-year-old James Hemings, brother of Sally Hemings. According to Craughwell, the bargain was a simple one: If Hemings would accompany Jefferson to Paris and learn the art of French cooking, he would be granted his freedom. In a three-year apprenticeship, Hemings mastered not only French cuisine, but the language as well. While in France, Jefferson studied both agriculture and winemaking. When the two men returned to America, they brought with them Champagne, designs for pasta presses, seeds and, of course, the recipe for creme brulee. What Jefferson learned abroad, he tried to share with his fellow Americans. His ambitions including seeing Arborio rice and olive groves flourish in South Carolina and producing our country’s first grand cru wines, at Monticello. A final thought: If you have a bottle of olive oil in your family pantry, you have Jefferson to partially thank. (c) 2012 King Features Synd., Inc.

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During the United Way Telethon Grade 1 and 2 students from Pleasantdale School were among those who performed at the Legion Memorial Hall on Oct. 12. The group sang a few songs and put it all together with a little choreography.

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Encouraging employee loyalty Small Business Week is dedicated to entrepreneurship. Every year for more than 30 years now, the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) organises this thematic week to pay tribute to Canadian entrepreneurs. Events are organized across the country through the Bank’s network of branches and its partners. One of the challenges confronting small business is employee loyalty. Here are a few suggestions for holding on to this precious commodity:

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by creating letter boxes for anonymous messages and questions. This will encourage shy or hesitant employees to communicate with management. Establishing suggestion boxes is another positive step. • Ask for help. Invite suggestions from your personnel regarding solutions to problems, new customers or even ideas for improving production procedures. • Reinforce positive behaviour by promoting employees or giving them extra days off. Never tolerate negative behaviour within the business.

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Celebrate our entrepreneurs Meet the women who work The Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) invites you to celebrate the success of small businesses in Canada during Small Business Week. This year, the theme is “Your dream, your business, your passion�, and the events revolving around this theme will honour Canadian business people. Every year for the past 30 years, BDC has organized Small Business Week to pay tribute to Canadian entrepreneurs, creating opportunities for them to talk to leading business experts, exchange innovative ideas, share suc-

cess stories and participate in special events organized across the country. Small Business Week was inaugurated in 1979 when branches of the BDC in British Columbia’s Lower Fraser Valley, pooled their resources to organize business management training sessions during one special week targeted at entrepreneurs in the area. This initiative was a great success and resulted in the participation of all BDC branches across the province the following year. Finally, in 1981, the BDC launched Small Business Week on a national

scale. Since then, this event has increased in popularity every year. “Your dream, your business, your passion� The chosen theme for this year’s Small Business Week will celebrate the energy and efforts of entrepreneurs of all ages and recognize their contribution to the strength of the Canadian economy. For the BDC, the expansion of the Canadian economy depends to a large measure on these entrepreneurs; people full of ideas, aspirations, goals and drive, and the innovative businesses they set up.

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So many victories behind us, so many challenges to come There is no denying the progress Canadian women have made in filling positions of power over the decades, whether in business or politics. During National Business Women’s Week

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No challenge is too great for women While business women have come a long way, it wasn’t all that long ago that women were more than likely to be found working in offices, retail stores and restaurants. However, today it’s commonplace to see women rivaling men in top-ranking jobs in corporations of every kind, in banking, in elected government positions, in every single known profession and in jobs where we never even imagined we would ever see women! And let’s not forget all those self-employed women. In Canada, today, approximately 1 in 10 women is self-employed and although they are more likely to work part-time, they are often seen at the helm of small and medium sized companies as well as major corporations. In fact, the Canadian government reports that 47% of our small and medium businesses are owned by women. You may be surprised

to learn that Canadian women now comprise the majority of full-time students in most university departments. And did you know that the current Government has the highest percentage of women in Cabinet in Canadian his-

tory? There are 69 women in the House of Commons - the highest number ever elected. All those years of tenacity and determination have certainly paid off in paving the way for this generation of women

and even more so for our daughters. From teachers, engineers, doctors and researchers, to astrophysicists and astronauts, the sky is the limit; no challenge will ever be too great for the women of tomorrow.

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PSYCHICS ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES SHOW & SALE. October 22-28, 2012 (inclusive) at Market Mall, Preston & Louise, Saskatoon, during mall hours. FOWL SUPPER St. Giles Anglican Church Held At The DAYS INN PLAZA Sunday, November 4, 2012 4:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Adults: $12 Children (6-12): $5 Children (5 & Under): Free Oungre Park TRADE SHOW Sunday, October 28, 2012 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. $20 a Table Contact: Elaine 306-456-2612 Regina Coin Club FALL SHOW AND SALE at our new location The Turvey Centre on Armour Road Saturday, October 20 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, October 21 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission: Adults: $3 ~ 13-16: $1 12 & Under: Free Rare Coin Displays

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HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSE FOR SALE: Bachelor, renovated, siding, windows, new furnace, floors, kitchen. 25 min. to Estevan. $129,900. Please preapprove mor t. Phone 306-4717001.

APARTMENTS / CONDOS-FOR SALE CONDO FOR SALE: 2 Bedrooms, 1165 sq. ft. 7 Appliances. Downtown area. Underground parking. More information, call Ron: 6347625 or 421-7680.

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ESTATE SALE: 1986 - 14’ x 66’ Mobile Home. 2 Bedrooms, 1 bath, range and fridge. Comes with porch addition and metal clad skirting. $39,700. Phone 306-4577511 in Creelman.

LOTS & ACREAGES FOR SALE LAND FOR SALE: Five 10-acre subdivision residential lots, 1/2 mile from Estevan, Sask. Phone 634-7920 or 421-1753. TWO SIDE BY SIDE LOTS for sale in Torquay. $17,000 each. Phone 604-724-7987 or e-mail: sharon.h@mail.com

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Business Opportunity Own a Taxi company, operating with 3 vehicles. Nine years of client appreciation + existing contracts = stable cash flow. In a rapidly expanding NE SK center. Retiring owners asking $200,000. Full info: cocoach@sasktel.net / 306-3706925

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HEATED CANOLA WANTED!! - GREEN CANOLA - SPRING THRASHED - DAMAGED CANOLA FEED OATS WANTED!! - BARLEY, OATS, WHT - LIGHT OR TOUGH - SPRING THRASHED HEATED FLAX WANTED!! HEATED PEAS HEATED LENTILS "ON FARM PICKUP" Westcan Feed & Grain 1-877-250-5252

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AUCTIONS 15 Parcels of Ranch & Farmland in R.M. of Canwood No. 494 for Ron VanHereweghe for sale by Public Auction Friday October 26th starting @ 10 a.m. Open House for home quarter & log cabin Sat. Oct. 13th & Sat. Oct. 20th from 2 to 4 p.m. For complete listing, terms of auction & more info, v i e w w w w. h o d g i n s a u c t i o n eers.com or call 1-800-667-2075. Hodgins Auctioneers Inc. Sk Pl # 915407

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2011 FORD FUSION SEL silver, leather, power roof, V6, 20,172 kms ............. $24,900 2011 CHEV CRUZE LT turbo, auto, 20,000 kms - No PST .............................. $18,900 2009 PONTIAC VIBE auto, p.w., p.l., air, only 53,700 kms............................ $13,700 2009 MITSUBISHI LANCER leather, power roof, 6 speed auto, 120,000 kms .... 62/' 2008 G6 GT SEDAN leather, sunroof, 88,000 kms....................................... $12,700 2008 CADILLAC CTS AWD, 3.6L, 66,700 kms .............................................. $28,700 2008 CADILLAC CTS AWD, 3.6L, 48,000 kms .............................................. $26,700

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Please submit your application to: Scott Nichol, General Manager Phoenix Technology Services 5 Devonian St. East, P.O. Box 1471 Estevan,SK S4A 2L7 Email: snichol@phxtech.com

THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY MECHANIC SERVICE TECHNICIAN Interested applicants can fax to: 306-634-4258 or email: brenda.jensen@bbaxtertransport.ca

To apply: please email resume to dave.turnbullexcavating@sasktel.net or fax to 306-634-6639

Some of the many benefits to consider when applying for a position at Bert Baxter Transport in Estevan: • Full time, permanent employment • Full benefits packages available • Clean, safe work environment

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