| 2008 Construction Health & Safety Conference brings Steve Mahoney and ...
This year's conference will be held on February 28th 2008 at the Davedi Club starting at noon to 4:30 pm and from 6:00 pm to 9:30 pm. Presentations will include Travelling to and from Work, Confined Spaces, Duties of Workplace Parties, Arc Flash Hazard Awareness, How to Incorporate Safety into your Business, CSAO Products and Services. There will be many safety supplier booths set-up with displays.The Hon. Steve Mahoney the chairperson of the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board will be the afternoon guest speaker. Mr Mahoney has travelled around Ontario and had the privilege of meeting thousands of Ontarians and talking with them about how we can realize the WSIB's vision – the elimination of all workplace injuries, illnesses, and fatalities. Paul Kells, O.Ontario will be the evening guess speaker.
10 things you must see at the auto show
With some 1,000 vehicles spread across two halls at the Chicago Auto Show, visitors who wander might have their legs and feet give out before they see some of the main attractions.
And though beauty is in the eye of the beholder, here are 10 things not to miss.
Just remember that automakers have been known to change their minds so some of these vehicles may make only a brief appearance at McCormick Place -- if at all.
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Meet the oldest Wings, Chris Chelios and Dominik Hasek
Born: Jan. 25, 1962, in Chicago.
Career regular season: 183 goals, 760 assists, 943 points, +349 in 1,593 games.
Career playoffs: 31 goals, 113 assists, 144 points, +46, 411 penalty minutes in 246 games.
Noteworthy: Oldest U.S.-born player and second-oldest player in NHL history, trailing Gordie Howe, who hung up his skates at 52.
Dominik Hasek
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Born: Jan. 29, 1965, in Pardubice, Czech Republic.
Career regular season: 379 victories, 220 losses, 79 shutouts, with a 2.20 goals-against average and .923 save percentage in 721 games (42,072 minutes played).
Career playoffs: 63 victories, 47 losses, 14 shutouts, with a 1.99 goals-against average and .926 save percentage in 115 games or 7,110 minutes.
Maryland Today
About 9 a.m. they found the body of a woman outside an apartment and went inside, based on neighbors' reports that the man who stabbed her was inside. The man was armed with a knife. When police confronted him, Monroe says he lunged at the officers and was shot at least once. He was taken to Sinai Hospital. Police said the man and woman knew each other. 2 arrested in 2002 Md. slaying, including N.Y. college student TOWSON (AP) — Two 21-year-olds have been accused in a slaying committed when they were 16 — including one who was arrested while sitting in a science class at Adelphi University in Garden City, N.Y. According to Baltimore County police, Charles H. Davis and Nicholas D. Weaver shot and killed 18-year-old David Baskin Jr. on July 3, 2002 in Woodlawn.
Soldier's words from Iraq can inspire us all
At the end of each of those briefings, the chaplain introduced "The Hero of the Day," a fallen soldier. That part always held Bart Newman's attention. Day after day, month after month, the men's stories haunted Newman. He was a husband and father just like many of them. They hadn't gotten out alive. Maybe he wouldn't either. He thought about his 18-month-old daughter, Kate, and what he would say to her about life if he didn't come home to say it. Bart Newman had a lot to say about God; about choosing a husband and about what she might do with her life. He told his baby girl to make Jesus the center of her life because there was nothing more important than figuring out where she'd spend eternity when she died. He told her about his relationship with her mother, Jules, as he calls her; that he believed we could have marriages of passion, devotion and love if we'd only see our relationship with our spouse the way God does and not the way the world does; and instead of asking what she would do with her life, ask herself "how will eternity be different because of me?" The God that Bart Newman hoped Kate would one day believe in was the same one at the center of his prayers.
The Magic of GO
Solution 1A: Black 1 looks weird, but it is the correct move. White would capture with 2. Solution 1B: But then Black would play at 3. If White plays at 4, black 5 makes this space into a false eye. Even if White captures two stones with A, Black will come back again to play where black 3 was taken to make this into a false eye. Reference 3 (black 3 connects where the marked stone was taken): Black should not try to save his three stones by capturing the marked stone with 1 and connecting with 3 (where the stone was taken), because White has a clever combination with 4 and 6. Now Black cannot connect at 4, because White will capture with A. New Problem Problem 1: White has just defended with A. How can Black take advantage of this mistake? Van Zeijst is a four-time European go champion and European representative at the Fujitsu World Championship.
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