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Your Social Insurance Number is a nine digit code that you need in order to access Canadian programs, benefits as well as get paid for your work while you’re her…e. It doesn’t matter whether you are a Canadian citizen, a temporary resident, or a new comer to Canada you need your very own Social Insurance Number. The following information is from Service Canada, found at http://www.servicecanada.gc.ca/.

How to Apply

In Person

When arriving in Canada, you can go in person to a Service Canada Centre. Just bring in the following required documents if you are a temporary resident (an international student, or worker).

•Work Permit – issued by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC).
•Study Permit – issued by Citizenship and Immigration Canada AND a contract of employment from the learning institution or employer on campus where you obtained authorization to study by CIC.
•Visitor Record – issued by CIC, indicating you are eligible to work in Canada. This could include a passport.
•Diplomatic Identity Card AND a note of permission of employment – issued by Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada (DFAIT).
You will meet with a Citizen Service Agent who will work you through the application process online. You can also print off the form and fill it out yourself. The form can be found in this lesson under resources. You will receive your number right away and your card should get to you in five business days.

According to Service Canada, you will receive a temporary SIN card that begins with the number “9”. Your SIN card expires on the date indicated on the front of the card. This expiry date is based on the CIC document that authorizes your stay in Canada.

By Mail

By mail, you must complete an application form as well as send in the documents listed above. These documents need to be sent to…

Service Canada
Social Insurance Registration Office
P.O. Box 7000
Bathurst, New Brunswick
E2A 4T1

You will receive your card in the mail within the next 3 weeks, so coming in person is a very good time saver.

By Phone (New Brunswick and International)

You can apply:

•if you were born in New Brunswick on or after January 1, 1916; or
•if you were born outside of Canada, entered Canada after 1971 and you have a Permanent or Temporary Resident status in Canada.

•Have on hand one of the following documents to confirm your identity:
•New Brunswick Birth Certificate. If you need to apply for your Birth Certificate, contact the Vital Statistics Office in Fredericton at 506-453-2385.

•Immigration identity document issued by Citizenship and Immigration Canada, such as a Permanent Resident Card or a Work Permit.

•Dial toll-free 1-888-428-0888 FREE from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday (except statutory holidays).
Note:

If you are using a Touch-Tone Telephone, answer the questions from the automated system using your telephone keypad. An agent will then come on the line to finalize your request.

If you are using a Rotary Dial Telephone, wait for an agent to assist you. As soon as our agent validates your identity, your application will be processed.

•Provide the registration number on your Birth Certificate or the identification number on your Citizenship and Immigration document. Our agent will also ask you some personal information to verify your identity.
Remember, you need this number to get paid for working abroad in Canada, so it is very important than you arrange to get it as soon as you arrive!See More

The first digit of a SIN indicates province of registration.

1 = NB, NF, NS, PE
……
2 = QC

3 = Not Used? QC?

4 = ON

5 = ON
6 = AB, MB, SK, NT, NU?

7 = BC, YU

8 = Not Used

9 = Immigrants & other temp SIN’s

0 = Not Used
Only Manitoba issues SIN in Canada.

Apply in person at any Service Center in your Canadian Port of Entry and mail it to
Stanley Knowles Building
391 York Avenue
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C 7H1
The last 2 digits of your year of birth or the year you registered for SIN is the next 2 numbers in your SIN after the province code.
My SIN for instance when I registered from BC in 1996 is
796-XXX-XXX
To determine if your SIN is a valid SIN No. , load it on this site
http://www.hackcanada.com/canadian/other/sin.html

Here are valid SIN Nos.

796 468 247

796 202 356

796 201 564

What Is Being Served Now! 3:50pm Manila 08-Jan-2011 Sat
Savory Stuffed Turkey ( 4,462 servings left)
Fish and Chips ( 145 servings left)
Crackling Peking Duck ( 9,326 servings left)
Chips and Guacamole ( 54 servings left)
Chunky Fruit Salad ( 726 servings left)

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What’s Cooking? On Sirka Terang Cafe’ at http://www.TAGGED.com/ Today 3:50pm Manila 08-Jan-2011 Sat
Grilled Cheddar Cheese Sandwich Time Cooked: 4:32pm Manila 08-Jan-2011 Sat
Grilled Fresh Salmon with Asparagus Time Cooked: 4:20am Manila 09-Jan-2011 Sun
Grilled Fresh Salmon with Asparagus Time Cooked: 4:22am Manila 09-Jan-2011 Sun
Grilled Fresh Salmon with Asparagus Time Cooked: 4:27am Manila 09-Jan-2011 Sun

Total Pancakes Served: 9420 servings

What’s Being Served Now(First Come, First Served) 3:50pm Manila 08-Jan-2011 Sat
Fresh Homemade Chocolate Chips Cookies ( 1,684 servings left)
Buttermilk Chocolate Chips Pancake ( 92 servings left)
Chicago Hotdog and Garlic Fries ( 6 servings left)
Beer Battered Onion Rings ( 14 servings left)
Scorpion Bowl ( 17 servings left)

Star Rating: 1.0 (Maximum 5.0)
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What Is Being Served Now! 5:00pm Manila 08-Jan-2011 Sat
Savory Stuffed Turkey ( 4,377 servings left)
Fish and Chips ( 62 servings left)
Crackling Peking Duck ( 9,237 servings left)
Tikka Masala Kebab ( 624 servings left)
Chunky Fruit Salad ( 638 servings left)

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What’s Cooking? On Sirka Terang Cafe’ at ht Time Cooked: 5:00pm Manila 08-Jan-2011 Sat
Grandma’s Spaghetti and Meatballs Time Cooked: 4:58am Manila 09-Jan-2011 Sun
Grilled Fresh Salmon with Asparagus Time Cooked: 4:20am Manila 09-Jan-2011 Sun
Grilled Fresh Salmon with Asparagus Time Cooked: 4:22am Manila 09-Jan-2011 Sun
Grilled Fresh Salmon with Asparagus Time Cooked: 4:27am Manila 09-Jan-2011 Sun

Total Pancakes Served: 9420 servings

What’s Being Served Now(First Come, First Served) 5:00pm Manila 08-Jan-2011 Sat
Grilled Cheddar Cheese Sandwich ( 123 servings left)
Fresh Homemade Chocolate Chips Cookies ( 1,414 servings left)
Buttermilk Chocolate Chips Pancake ( 66 servings left)

Star Rating: 1.4 (Maximum 5.0)
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What Is Being Served Now! Today 10:00am in Manila
Savory Stuffed Turkey ( 1,892 servings left)
Pumpkin Pie ( 426 servings left)
Crackling Peking Duck ( 6,745 servings left)
Triple Berry Cheesecake ( 1,287 servings left)
Chips and Guacamole ( 9 servings left)
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What’s Cooking? On Sirka Terang Cafe’ at http://www.tagged.com Today 10:00am in Manila
Pumpkin Pie Time Cooked: 11:30am Today in Manila

Total Pancakes Served: 9804 servings

What’s Being Served Now(First Come, First Served) Today 10:00am in Manila
Grandma’s Spaghetti and Meatballs ( 682 servings left)
Buttermilk Chocolate Chips Pancake ( 321 servings left)
Grilled Fresh Salmon with Asparagus ( 7,092 servings left)
Ginger Carrot Soup ( 843 servings left)

Star Rating: 2.2 (Maximum 5.0)

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Sirka Terang
Chips 969568
Gold 102

MyCafe
Coins 202839
Cash 8

What Is Being Served Now! Today 1:05pm Manila 12-Jan-2011 Wed
Savory Stuffed Turkey ( 6,356 servings left)
Chips and Guacamole ( 91 servings left)
Pitas and Dolmas ( 1,065 servings left)

What’s Cooking? On Sirka Terang Cafe’ at http://www.tagged.com/ Today 1:05pm Manila 12-Jan-2011 Wed
Organic T-Bone Steak Time Cooked: 3:00am Manila 13-Jan-2011 Thu
Double Fudge Brownies Time Cooked: 3:45pm Manila 12-Jan-2011 Wed

Total Pancakes Served: 10,652 servings

What’s Being Served Now(First Come, First Served) Today 1:05pm Manila 12-Jan-2011 Wed
Buttermilk Chocolate Chips Pancake ( 439 servings left)
Southern Style Fried Chicken with Gravy ( 3,710 servings left)
Whoopie Pie ( 181 servings left)
Grilled Fresh Pink Salmon Belly with Asparagus( 2,833 servings left)
Chocolate Mousse and Raspberry Cake ( 3,440 servings left)
New York Style Pizza ( 2,389 servings left)

Star Rating: 2.0 (Maximum 5.0)
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Sirka Terang
Chips 1,132,423
Gold 102
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My Cafe
Coins 313,130
Cash 7See More

What Is Being Served Now! Today 4:13pm Manila 12-Jan-2011 Wed
Savory Stuffed Turkey ( 5,869 servings left)
Chips and Guacamole ( 10 servings left)
Pitas and Dolmas ( 569 servings left)

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What’s Cooking? On Sirka Terang Cafe’ at http://www.tagged.com/ Today 4:13pm Manila 12-Jan-2011 Wed
Organic T-Bone Steak Time Cooked: 3:00am Manila 13-Jan-2011 Thu
Nachos Supreme Time Cooked: 3:07am Manila 13-Jan-2011 Thu

Total Pancakes Served: 10,716 servings

What’s Being Served Now(First Come, First Served) Today 4:13pm Manila 12-Jan-2011 Wed
Buttermilk Chocolate Chips Pancake ( 451 servings left)
Southern Style Fried Chicken with Gravy ( 3,354 servings left)
Whoopie Pie ( 143 servings left)
Grilled Fresh Pink Salmon Belly with Asparagus( 2,557 servings left)
Chocolate Mousse and Raspberry Cake ( 3,108 servings left)
New York Style Pizza ( 2,152 servings left)
Double Fudge Brownies ( 2,295 servings left)

Star Rating: 2.4 (Maximum 5.0)
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Sirka Terang
Chips 1,126,299
Gold 102
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My Cafe
Coins 313,852
Cash 7

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Attention Game Programmers: CAFE was CLOSED by the owner(see it doorless today)due to STOLEN Properties(about 100,000 coins worth of tiles,walls,tables,chairs,cookers/ovens,serving tables, etc.)
on 13-Jan-2011 Thu early morning. It will be CLOSED indefinitely until the “SYSTEM” returns the items(properties or coins).

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What’s Cooking? On Sirka Terang Cafe’ at http://www.tagged.com/ Today 3:50pm Manila 13-Jan-2011 Thu
Grilled Fresh Pink Salmon Belly with Asparagus Time Cooked: about 12:00noon 14-Jan-2011 Fri

Total Pancakes Served: 10,716 servings

What’s Being Served Now(First Come, First Served) Today 3:50pm Manila 13-Jan-2011 Thu
Buttermilk Chocolate Chips Pancake ( 103 servings left)
Southern Style Fried Chicken with Gravy ( 1,016 servings left)
Whoopie Pie ( 3 servings left)
Grilled Fresh Pink Salmon Belly with Asparagus( 767 servings left)
Chocolate Mousse and Raspberry Cake ( 939 servings left)
New York Style Pizza ( 636 servings left)
Double Fudge Brownies ( 682 servings left)

—–On cue, all serving tables occupied—
Organic T-Bone Steak ( 680 + 680 + 680 + 680 servings)
Double Fudge Brownies( 630 + 630 + 630 servings)

Star Rating: 4.0 (Maximum 5.0)
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Sirka Terang
Chips 1,158,612
Gold 102
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My Cafe
Coins 313,130 (260,374)
Cash 8

What’s Being Served Now(First Come, First Served)Today 12:20pm Manila 17-Jan-2011 Mon
Savory Stuffed Turkey ( 6,078 servings left)
Chips and Guacamole ( 133 servings left)
Gem Cake ( 571 servings left)
Dino Drumstick ( 474 servings left)
Triple Berry Cheesecake ( 581 servings left)
Chashu Ramen ( 972 servings left)

Note: Today we have added the “dark” serving table. It is placed where the “lost fryer” was previously located,
making all serving tables equal to 6. smile emoticon

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What’s Cooking? On Sirka Terang Cafe’ at http://www.tagged.com/ Today 12:20pm Manila 17-Jan-2011 Mon
Southern Fried Chicken with Gravy and Mashed Potato Time Cooked: 2:17pm Manila 17-Jan-2011 Mon

Total Pancakes Served: 11,932 servings

What’s Being Served Now(First Come, First Served) Today 12:20pm Manila 17-Jan-2011 Mon
–EMPTY BIN—ALL SOLD OUT—-

Star Rating: 0.1 (Maximum 5.0)
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Sirka Terang Cafe
Chips 1,053,068
Gold 102
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Bembesan EVIS Cafe
Coins 320,188
Cash 3

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What’s Being Served Now(First Come, First Served)Today 9:15pm Manila 24-Jan-2011 Mon
Tempura Udon ( 8,381 servings left)

“Your neighborhood ALL SHRIMP CAFE!”

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What’s Cooking? On Sirka Terang Cafe’ at http://www.tagged.com/ Today 9:15pm Manila 24-Jan-2011 Mon
Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail Time Cooked: 6:12am Manila 25-Jan-2011 Tue

Total Pancakes Served: 12,620 servings

What’s Being Served Now(First Come, First Served) Today 9:15pm Manila 24-Jan-2011 Mon
Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail ( 4,748 servings left)

Star Rating: 0.3 (Maximum 5.0)

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Sirka Terang Cafe
Chips 1,366,396
Gold 102
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Bembesan EVIS Cafe
Coins 438,930
Cash 6
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(in order of announcement)

43 – Martha McCulley
1 – Jenette Mieko Noguchi
26 – Camille Alexis Baltazar
64 – Kathleen Subijano
34 – Paula Camille Figueras
13 – Mary Jean Lastimosa
51 – Luzelle Felipe
58 – Ladylyn Riva
2 – Elizabeth Clenci
38 – Marish Alyssa Marquinez
20 – Marie Kristina May Marasigan
66 – Carl Crystle delos Reyes
88 – Zephorah Mayon
71 – Lara Marcelo
12 – Diana Arevalo
40 – Arabella Hanesh
55 – Ma. Paula Bianca Paz
31 – Jennielyn Natividad
79 – Christine Adi
68 – Wendy Lucas
59 – Ma. Zhareal Oliveros
8 – Gianna Therese Quintos
103 – Dindi Pajares
57 – Renee Hassani
10 – Jaine Hidalgo
18 – Jenilyn Olivar
54 – Isabella Manjon
37 – Girle Lero
11 – Shamcey Supsup
19 – Teresa Pamela Ludovice
49 – Dianne Necio
39 – Hazelyn Santos
21 – Queenierich Rehman
98 – Grendel Alvarado
90 – Carolyn Ty
85 – Samantha Purvor
73 – Janine Tugonon
70 – Sabrinne Al-Tawil
76 – Joana Tuazon
75 – Kenneth Dimaapi
83 – Dane Umali
24 – Monique Teruelle Manuel
32 – Patricia Tumulak
52 – Jenn-Roe Gubat
29 – Krystle Ann Grant
41 – Carla Lacson
27 – Glennifer Perido
84 – Angelia Ong
35 – Roxanne Cabanero

The name of candidate #106 Sarah Clenci, sister of Candidate #2 Elizabeth Clenci, was not heard being announced in the said video, but she’s part of the Top 50.

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Please note that the Top 50 are not yet the official candidates. The official Top 24 contestants of Binibining Pilipinas 2011 will be revealed this Saturday.

Read more: http://mykiru.blogspot.com/…/binibining-pilipinas-2011…

She will be a princess, possibly a duchess, perhaps even a countess. But the exact title is unlikely to be divulged until shortly before April 29, the day she officially joins “the firm” – as the lordly British royal family is known.

Most women face a straightforward choice when they prepare to walk down the aisle: Take their husband’s name, keep their own, or combine the two with a hyphen. But Middleton’s title, which will dictate what she is called, will be determined by Queen Elizabeth II, not Middleton herself.

Some of the options are not great. Royal experts say it is possible Middleton could end up with the formal name Her Royal Highness Princess William of Wales, a moniker that deflates the aura of the fairytale nuptials. The title makes sense from a traditional point of view – and that’s important when dealing with the queen and her minions – but it’s just not very feminine.

“It’s not feasible for her to be known as Princess William of Wales,” said Noel Cox, chief of the legal department at Aberystwyth University in Wales. “It’s not comfortable. I don’t think they’ll do that.”

The rules and precedents that will guide the queen and her inner circle have been in use for centuries – and some of those conventions are showing their age.

Royal biographer Hugo Vickers said the types of names that have been used in the past – Princess Michael of Kent is a good example – do not sound right to contemporary ears.

“Those kind of titles are out of date,” he said. “But theoretically she can’t just be called Princess Catherine, that would imply that she was the daughter of Prince Charles rather than the daughter-in-law.”

He said, however, the queen has the authority to do as she sees fit after consulting her advisers and could make Middleton Princess Catherine despite this technical obstacle.

“They can do what they want,” he said. “I think Princess Catherine has a nice sound. I say why shouldn’t she be Princess Catherine since she’ll become Queen Catherine.”

The dilemma arises in part because of the queen’s extremely long reign. Since she is still in power after nearly six decades, her son, Prince Charles, as heir to the throne, still holds the title of the Prince of Wales.

That means William has not yet become the Prince of Wales – a title that traditionally goes to the heir to the throne – and does not hold a formal position, like the Duke of Cambridge, that could be automatically bestowed on Middleton, making her the Duchess of the same place.

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If Charles were already king, William – as heir to the throne – would almost automatically have been made the Prince of Wales and his new bride would become the Princess of Wales, the title once held by the late Princess Diana.

Since that is not the case, she would technically become “HRH Princess William of Wales” when they marry – unless the queen first makes William a duke, which would make Middleton a duchess, or makes him an earl, which would make her a countess.

Everyone got that?

There is little doubt that a title like “the Duchess of Cambridge” – one of the localities that is available – would be preferable to “Princess William of Wales” for Middleton, so some experts believe the royals will go this route. It also fits in with the tradition of giving a prince a dukedom or an earldom when he takes a bride.

When the queen’s youngest son, Prince Edward, married in 1999, the queen made him the Earl of Wessex on the occasion, and his bride Sophie became the Countess of Wessex.

Others believe William might politely turn down the honour, since he is already well known throughout the world as Prince William, and may harbour plans to eventually streamline and modernise the monarchy by making it less formal.

But royal commentator Dickie Arbiter said it is highly unlikely William would turn down a dukedom.

“It’s a courtesy title that will fall away once William becomes Prince of Wales, and it would be more convenient in terms of Catherine,” he said. “And it would be a helluva story if it became known the queen offered him a dukedom and he turned it down.”

In some circles, the whole question of titles has already been resolved. Regardless of what the queen does, Arbiter said it is likely that Middleton will be known – at least to Britain’s tabloid newspapers and their millions of readers – as Princess Kate.

New Westminster-Coquitlam voters have once again elected NDP candidate Fin Donnelly to serve as their member of Parliament in Ottawa. As was the case in the November 2009 byelection, Donnelly received more votes that Conservative candidate Diana Dilworth, Liberal party candidate Ken Lee and Green candidate Rebecca Helps.

“It was a close race, but I think obviously the people are happy with my record,” he said about his reelection.

Preliminary results indicate that Donnelly received about 2,217 more votes than Dilworth.

Trailing far behind were Lee, Helps and Marxist-Leninist Party candidate Roland Verrier.

“I’m still shocked we lost,” said Dilworth.

Donnelly is excited about returning to Ottawa and taking on a more senior role in the NDP caucus.

The Conservatives will form a majority government, after getting 167 seats in the House of Commons.

Having won 102 seats, the NDP will form the Official Opposition.

“We’ll do our best to keep them honest,” Donnelly said.

While she conceded that “losing sucks”, Dilworth told supporters she was pleased that the Conservatives had won a majority government.

Dilworth told supporters that there’s always another opportunity to win in the next election.

Over at the Donnelly’s election party, many New Democrats were delighted their party would be the official Opposition, but disappointed that the Conservatives would form a majority government.

“We, unfortunately, now have a majority Harper government,” Donnelly said. “We have a strong group of New Democrats to fight that. …That is exactly what we will be doing.”

The local Liberal candidate said he knew his party wasn’t doing well in the campaign but admitted the results were worse than he’d imagined. The Liberals won a record-low 34 seats in the House of Commons.

“It was quite shocking to me,” Lee said. “Many people are so disappointed, devastated. We knew early on it was going to be really bad with what was happening in Quebec and Ontario.”

Lee believes Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff should have taken action earlier to address the Conservative attack ads that targeted his character.

“I think the Conservative strategy, the framing of Michael Ignatieff as a certain person, worked. It’s too bad,” he said. “A lot of people say that when you keep hearing the same thing over and over, it becomes the truth. … I think our party should have done something when he was being attacked. Michael wanted to take the high road.”

Like himself, Lee said Ignatieff isn’t a career politician and may have underestimated the damage done by the ads. He said Ignatieff had “no choice” but to step down as Liberal leader after losing his own seat.

Lee hopes the Liberal Party will be able to reflect and rebuild because he feels it’s needed to prevent the political polarization that exists in the United States.

“We need somebody in the middle,” he said. “I hope this will be a good lesson to rebuild.”

Lee is worried about the potential impacts of having a Conservative majority government in Ottawa.

“Virtually, they can do whatever,” he said. “There will be no checks and balances.”

Jim Sinclair, president of the B.C. Federation of Labour and a resident of New Westminster-Coquitlam, attended Donnelly’s election party. He’s also concerned that Stephen Harper will be able to push through an agenda that will include tax cuts to corporation and cuts to programs and downloading to provinces.

“I think we are going to have to fight very hard in the next four years to keep our country,” he said.

Sinclair said Harper’s political ideology is celebrated by the Fraser Institute – not most working Canadians.

Although he topped the polls, Donnelly said he still has work to do in New Westminster.

“We didn’t get all our votes out in New Westminster,” he said. “We have room for improvement in New Westminster.”

In the last federal election, held in October 2008, NDP candidate Dawn Black beat Conservative Yonah Martin by less than 1,500 votes. Black resigned and went on be elected as New Westminster’s MLA and Martin was appointed to the Senate.

In the November 2009 byelection, Donnelly received 12,171 votes, followed by Dilworth with 8,730 votes, Lee with 2,528 votes and Helps with 1,047 votes – all who ran in this year’s general election.

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TORONTO (JTA) — Canada’s staunchly pro-Israel prime minister, Stephen Harper, has been re-elected by a healthy margin.

Harper, leader of the Conservative Party, has gone from heading two successive minority governments to a comfortable majority.

In Monday’s federal elections, Harper captured 167 seats in the 308-seat House of Commons, with 40 percent of the popular vote.

In a stunning reversal, the left-leaning New Democratic Party replaced the Liberal Party as the official opposition. The NDP won 102 seats and the Liberals dropped to 34.

Harper’s strong and clear support for Israel apparently drew many Jewish voters away from their traditional Liberal base. In heavily Jewish districts, Israel emerged as a key election issue.

In two Toronto-area electoral districts, Jewish Conservative challengers played up the government’s support for Israel and defeated longtime Liberal lawmakers.

In Montreal, Irwin Cotler, a former justice minister and well-known human rights advocate, won his district in a tough and close race against an Orthodox Jewish former city councillor. Cotler, whose victories in the past were assured, won by a narrow margin.

In Winnipeg, Jewish Liberal lawmaker Anita Neville lost to the Conservative candidate.

Canadian Jewish Congress CEO Bernie Farber told JTA that while Jewish voters may have have shifted away from the Liberals, “the Jewish community doesn’t determine any election.”

“The voting pattern in the community really mirrors the rest of Canada,” Farber said.

In a statement, B’nai Brith Canada congratulated Harper and said it looks “forward as always to working with the opposition parties as well.”

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It was another Sunday of musical extravaganza that showcased a combination of new
emerging talents and established Filipino OPM(Original Pinoy Music) artists as well
at the Quezon Memorial Circle. Stage was decorated with butterflies that reminds you
of the billboard for the movie Mga Paro-Parong Ligaw Sa Landas Na Matubig
(Lost Butterflies In Waterways) yearsback and a large electric guitar. Three widescreens
(left,center and right) complements the whole hooded stage and a part of the area for
the audience was also hooded so that the concert will go on, rain or shine.
The romantic circle triambulad(tripod)looms at the background on sundown.
Whatever is the synonym to describe the event,there is only one thing that will
come on the mind of everyone, ELEGANCE. For the battlecry of everyone who went to perform
and watch the concert, so it seems, was to display simplicity carried to the extremes.
For the fairly well-behaved crowd that flocked to the circle last Sunday has again
received a treat of “free concert”. The concert dubbed as TUNOG Wunderground advocates a
campaign to support Puerto Princesa’s bid to clench a seat on the worldwide contest for
the Seven-slot Wonders of Nature program. So far, Puerto Princesa’s Underground RIVER
belongs to the 28 finalists vying for the slots. Among the favorite contenders include the
Amazons of South America, Galapagos Islands of Ecuador, Mt.Vesuvius of Italy, Table Mountains
of South Africa, Mt. Kilimanjaru which is now billed as Tanzania’s instead of it’s old
billing of Kenya’s, and the Grand Canyon of the United States.There are 3 ways to vote;
by the website at
http://www.new7wonders.com/vote-2

, by phone on the following numbers
+23 9220 1055 end_of_the_skype_highlighting / +1 869 760 5990 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting +1 869 760 5990 end_of_the_skype_highlighting begin_of_the_skype_highlighting +1 869 760 5990 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting +1 869 760 5990 end_of_the_skype_highlighting end_of_the_skype_highlighting end_of_the_skype_highlighting / +1 649 339 8080 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting +1 649 339 8080 end_of_the_skype_highlighting begin_of_the_skype_highlighting +1 649 339 8080 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting +1 649 339 8080 end_of_the_skype_highlighting end_of_the_skype_highlighting end_of_the_skype_highlighting / +44 758 900 1290 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting +44 758 900 1290 end_of_the_skype_highlighting begin_of_the_skype_highlighting +44 758 900 1290 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting +44 758 900 1290 end_of_the_skype_highlighting end_of_the_skype_highlighting end_of_the_skype_highlighting

,and by TEXT Messaging using the format
SMS: Text PPUR (1 vote), PPUR7 (7 votes) or PPUR15 (15 votes) to SMART’s 2861.

Voting is until November of this year(2011).

The TUNOG Wunderground concert started with the EMCESS,composed of the TRIO called
BrewRatz;Tado Jimenez(on long top and 1920’s eyewear), Angel Rivero(she looks like a
hybrid between Mahalia Mendez and Caselyn Francisco) and Ramon Bautista, doing a
tete-a-tete on stage on what is the concert all about really. At 4:06pm, they have called
on Deep Project to perform on stage. Councilor Roderick Paulate of Quezon City’s second
District went up on stage to read about “Inang Kalikasan”(Mother Nature). He is wearing
a white polo barong and bespectacled. The program’s events sequence is as follows with
drawing-out of raffle winners inserted in between;
1. DEEP Project 4:06p
2. Councilor Roderick Paulate 4:20p
3. Bullet Dumas 4:24p
4. Kate Toralba 4:39p
5. Julianne 5:00p
6. Toto Sorioso 5:13p
7. GLOC9 5:29p
8. Kadangyan 5:40p
9. Sec. Ramon Paje 5:47p
10. Noel Cabangon 5:55p
11. Councilor Alfred Vargas 6:06p
12. Vice Mayor Joy Belmonte 6:15p
13. Mayor Edward Hagedorn 6:17p
14. George Nava 6:26p
15. Simultaneous TXT PPUR to 2861 6:29p
16. Noel Cabangon 6:32p
17. Ogie Alcasid 6:43p
(Balik balik syndrome on digital watch)
18. Creditless Band(Heavy on Tatoo/Base) 6:41p
19. Nicole & Carlo 7:01p
20.Bituin Escalante 7:12p
21. RiverMaya 7:21p
22. Nina 7:37p
23. Reece & Vica 7:52p
24. Never The Strangers 8:01p
25. Lolita Carbon 8:14p
26. Jim Paredes 8:19p
27. DingDong Avanzado 8:33p
28. BAIHANA 8:43p
29. Noel Cabangon 9:02
—Program Ended 9:15p——

Note: This is unofficial list so check with the organizers for the official results. Those who won who did not
watch the concert are not entitled to claim the prizes.

Notable Notes:
1. Bullet Dumas performed 2 songs with a guitar and his trademark “sungke”(bucktooth)
and voice carrying him all through-out.
2. Kate Toralba (on over-sized sunglasses and colorful plastic accessories did 2 songs
including the song Pictures from her new album.
3. Julienne(a look-alike of a hybrid between Donna Borero and Tita Elen of m/set)
performed a Tagalog and an english song.
4. Toto Sorioso sporting a topless mane and orange tee performed Nagpagupit(Haircut) and Huwag
Mong isipin(Don’t Think About It).
5. GLOC9 performed Ngunit Bakit Tila Walang Natira-Yumaman(But No One Remained-Gotten Rich)
and Di Ko Alam Kung Bakit(I Don’t Know Why).
6. Native Contemporary group Kadangyan performed accompanied by a Kudyapi(a guitar derivative
musical instrument) with native dancers(shirtless and with body paints).
7. DENR Secretary Ramon Paje came to read President Noynoy’s message for the event(in full
Filipino).
8. In behalf of Mayor Bistek which is currently in Germany for a conference, QC Vice Mayor
Joy belmonte re-enacted a signing on stage of a memorandum of agreement with Puerto Princesa
Mayor Hagedorn about the sisterhood of the two cities.
9. George Nava presented to Mayor Hagedorn a resolution from the National Youth Commission.
10. Noel Cabangon, the producer of the show made a short speech before presenting a VTR message
from President Noynoy Aquino. Noel Cabangon then performed a song Panapanahon(Seasons) afterwards.
Councilor “sexy” Alfred Vargas,tall and regally elegant, went up on stage to do some sharing with
Noel Cabangon and Mayor Hagedorn.
11. Vice Mayor Joy Belmonte, on black blouse and belted gray denims spoke some words for the
constituents escorted by Councilor Paulate, who changed his white Barong to a black polo this time,
before a VTR presentation of QC Mayor Herbert Bautista for the event.
12. Simultaneous sending of TEXT Votes to SMART’s 2861 at about 6:30pm.
13. Noel Cabangon performed “Tayo Na”(Let’s Go), the Underground River theme.
14. Ogie Alcasid, came on white T-Shirt with James Dean Prints(an en-vogue at SM shops decades back)
and performed one song, the danceable “Ang Galing Ng Pinoy!”(Great job, Filipinos!).
15. A “balik-balik”(a repeated time sequence) event happened to my digital watch when I noticed
Ogie performed starting at 6:48pm and when it’s the next performers'(large screens failed to
show credits) turn, it is back at 6:41pm.
16. Nicole & Carlo performed Gising(Wake Up) and You Make Me Feel.
17. Bituin Escalante drawn out 5 winners for the raffle draw and performed “Balot”(Boiled Unhatched Duck Eggs)
and Kung Ako Na Lang Sana(If Only You Have Chosen Me).
18. Rivermaya performed Kisapmata(Split Seconds) and Himala(Miracle).
19. Nina drawn out 5 more winners for the Raffle draw and performed I Don’t Wanna Miss A Thing
and SOMEDAY. She went wearing a Pocahontas inspired bloomer-dress in pink and zenonton.
20. Reece & Vica( 2girls, twin guitars duet) performed Trying Mickey Mouse and Agos(FLOW).
21. Never The Strangers performed Forever,Forever and ALIVE with Noel Cabangon’s son Gab.
22. Lolita Carbon performed a songby ASIN, I think the title is Kapaligiran(Environment).
23. Jim Paredes sans his buddies from Apo Hiking Society performed Batang-Bata Ka Pa(You Are Too Young)
and Butong Pakwan(Watermelon Seeds).
24. Dingdong Avanzado performed Sa Lahat Ng Masa( And To The Masses) and Basta’t Kasama Kita(Everytime I Am With You).
25. Baihana performed “Akin Ka Na Lang(Huwag Kang Maniwala Dyan)”- Just Stick With Me(Don’t Believe On That One)
and Bitukang Inihaw(Barbequed Guts).
26. Noel Cabangon performed “Ngayon Na(Para Sa Pagbabago)”- Right Now(For A Change) and Mabuting Pilipino(A Good Filipino)
before the curtains closed at 9:15pm.

All 5 hours (longer than watching Braveheart or HEAT) can bring a “toil on you”, it’s great that food-sellers are everywhere
near the concert venue.

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Dear Mr. President:

Greetings of a Happy Father’s Day! Thank you for your “personalized” messages received through the website at http://www.whitehouse.gov/ and indeed you have made a difference
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Again, congratulations and more power to come!

Truly,

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sent also to dinnerwithbarack@barackobama.com at
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