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WEEKEND 23-25.11.2012 VOL. 04 ISSUE 052
Toronto Argonauts safety Jordan Younger looks over the field at Rogers Centre yesterday
as he takes part in a practice ahead of the 100th Grey Cup championship, which takes
place at the stadium on Sunday between the Argos and the Calgary Stampeders.

BARGAIN HUNTER
Betsy McGonagle checks her receipt after
shopping for Black Friday discounts at a Target
store in Philadelphia today.
Joseph Kaczmarek / Associated Press

JANE
AROUND TOWN WEEKEND
23-25.11.2012 P. 06
RUNNYMEDE
FORECAST
BLOOR
HIGH PARK
DOWNSVIEW
DUNDAS WEST
KEELE
TONIGHT
8 P.M.
3ºC
YORK UNIVERSITY FINCH
WILSON
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LAWRENCE
WEST
GLENCAIRN
EGLINTON
WEST
LANSDOWNE
ST. CLAIR WEST
DUFFERIN
DUPONT
OSSINGTON
EXHIBITION
NORTH YORK CENTRE
YONGE-SHEPPARD
YORK MILLS
LAWRENCE
ST. CLAIR
SUMMERHILL
ROSEDALE
BAYVIEW
YONGE-
MUSEUM
BLOOR
WELLESLEY
QUEEN’S PARK COLLEGE
ST. PATRICK DUNDAS
OSGOODE QUEEN
ST. ANDREW KING
CHRISTIE
BATHURST
MORNING
6 A.M.
0ºC
SPADINA
ST. GEORGE
EGLINTON
DAVISVILLE
BAY
UNION
AFTERNOON
3 P.M.
1ºC
CASTLE FRANK
SHERBOURNE
OLD CUMMER
BESSARION
LESLIE
ORIOLE
BROADVIEW
CHESTER
PAPE
SUNSET: 4:46 P.M.
SUNRISE: 7:23 A.M.
DON MILLS
COXWELL
GREENWOOD
DONLANDS

AROUND TOWN WEEKEND
23-25.11.2012 P. 07
SHERBOURNE
LE CHIEN NOIR: SALON DE NOËL
City Art Collage Gallery, 230 Queen St. E.
Art exhibit and sale including
calendars, cards, framed work and
prints. 416-977-1077
www.cityartproject.ca
Saturday, 12-5 p.m. / Free
FINCH
MICHAEL MOON
Sacred Blossom Health & Wellness
7788 Yonge St.
Producer, composer, artist and sound
healer. 416-818-8957
sacredblossom@gmail.com
Saturday, 7 p.m. / $20 (children $10)
QUEEN
BAROQUE AND BEYOND
Metropolitan United Church
56 Queen St. E.
Chopin and Rachmaninoff played on a
grand Hamburg Steinway piano.
www.metunited.org
Saturday, 7:30-9:30 p.m. / $20
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POETRY SLAM
The Drake Hotel Underground
1150 Queen St. W.
Local wordsmiths provide an
evening of spoken word and friendly
competition. www.thedrakehotel.ca
Saturday, 7 p.m. / $5
COLLEGE
RECOIL: A STRANGE HOUR
IN BUDAPEST
Carlton Cinema, 20 Carlton St.
A must-attend for Depeche Mode fans.
blog.recoil.co.uk/a-strange-hour-inbudapest-toronto-screening/
Saturday, 7 p.m. / $10
LAWRENCE
CHRISTMAS KITCHEN SALE
Church of St. Timothy
100 Old Orchard Grove
Holiday baking favourites, jams and
jellies, breads, cakes, cookies and much
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AROUND TOWN WEEKEND
23-25.11.2012 P. 08
INGREDIENTS
1 lb penne pasta
1 tbsp olive oil
1 cup finely diced white onion or cooking
onion
1 tbsp minced garlic
½ tsp dried chili flakes
1 cup diced ham (¼-inch)
3 cups thinly sliced button mushrooms
2 cups 35% whipping cream
2 cups peas (fresh or frozen)
1½ cups shredded smoked cheddar cheese
3 tbsp lemon juice
½ cup chopped fresh parsley
Salt and black pepper
EATING IN:
PENNE WITH HAM,
MUSHROOMS AND PEAS
PREPARATION
In a large pot of boiling, salted water, cook
penne according to package directions
until tender but firm. Drain and set aside.
Meanwhile, in another large pot, heat oil over
medium heat. Add onions and cook, stirring,
for about 3 mins., or until tender and fragrant.
Add garlic and chili flakes and cook, stirring, for
30 secs., or until fragrant. Add ham and cook,
stirring well, for 30 secs. Add mushrooms
and cook, stirring for 3 mins., or until water
starts to release from mushrooms. Increase
heat to high and cook, stirring, for about 5
mins. longer, or until water is evaporated and
mushrooms brown lightly. Pour in cream and
bring to a simmer, stirring often (don’t boil it).
Reduce heat and simmer for 2-3 mins., or until
slightly reduced. Stir in peas and heat through
(if using fresh peas, simmer for 2-3 mins., or
until tender). Add drained pasta and cheese
to pot and stir to mix well. Stir in parsley and
lemon juice. Taste and season with salt and
pepper. Serve immediately. Makes 6 servings.
Recipe courtesy of Dairy Farmers of Canada.
For more, go to anydaymagic.ca

NEWS WEEKEND 23-25.11.2012 P. 09
EARLY START
TO BLACK FRIDAY
Black Friday got off to its earliest
start ever as American shoppers
put down their turkey and headed
straight to the malls.
Stores typically open in the wee
hours of the morning on the day
after Thanksgiving that’s named
Black Friday because it’s traditionally
when they turn a profit for the
year. In fact, generations of shoppers
have made Black Friday rituals
of going to bed early after munching
on turkey and pumpkin pie so that
they can head out to stores early the
next day.
But Black Friday openings have
crept earlier and earlier over the
past few years as stores have experimented
with ways to compete with
online rivals like Amazon.com that
can offer holiday shopping deals at
any time and on any day. And this
year, crowds gathered across the
country as stores such as Target and
Toys R Us opened yesterday evening,
while retailers from Macy’s to
Best Buy opened their doors at midnight
this morning.
About 11,000 shoppers were in
lines wrapped around Macy’s flagship
store in New York City’s Herald
A man leaves a Jackson, Miss., Best
Buy store after making Black Friday
purchases today.
Square when it opened.
Retailers are hoping that the earlier
openings will help boost sales
this holiday season. It is unclear
how many shoppers took advantage
of the earlier openings. But about
17% of shoppers said earlier this
month that they planned to shop at
stores that opened on Thanksgiving,
according to an International Council
of Shopping Centers-Goldman
Sachs survey of 1,000 consumers.
Overall, it’s estimated that sales
on Black Friday will be up 3.8% to
$11.4 billion (U.S.) this year.
Associated Press
Rogelio V. Solis / Associated Press

NEWS WEEKEND
23-25.11.2012 P. 10
DEADLINE DAY FOR ONTARIO
LIBERAL LEADERSHIP HOPEFULS
It’s the final day for would-be leaders
of the Ontario Liberal party to
decide whether or not to enter the
race to replace Dalton McGuinty.
There are seven contenders in
the contest to become the next premier
of Ontario after Government
Services Minister Harinder Takhar
resigned late yesterday and become
a last-minute entrant.
Four of the other leadership
candidates were ministers under
McGuinty, and also quit cabinet to
launch their bids: Kathleen Wynne,
Glenn Murray, Charles Sousa and Eric
Hoskins. The two others, Sandra Pupatello
and Gerard Kennedy, are both
former McGuinty cabinet ministers.
Kennedy left Ontario politics for
the federal scene in 2006, while
Pupatello – a Windsor native and
the only candidate from outside the
greater Toronto area – left politics
in 2011 for the private sector.
Today at 5 p.m. is the deadline to
enter the race, while midnight is the
deadline to become a member of the
Liberal party, eligible to vote for the
delegates who will actually vote directly
for the next premier.
Unlike most parties that opened
leadership conventions to all party
members and allowed online voting,
Ontario Liberals will select
about 2,000 delegates, including 16
from each riding to attend the leadership
convention.
The delegates will be selected at
local meetings in all 107 ridings the
weekend of Jan. 12, while the leadership
convention itself will be held
at Maple Leaf Gardens Jan. 25-26.
The Opposition said the winner
of the Liberal leadership won’t be
able to run away from problems that
plagued the government, including
the $1-billion eHealth scandal, a
police probe of the Ornge air ambulance
service and the hundreds of
millions spent to cancel two power
plants in Oakville and Mississauga.
“There is an unbelievable, pentup
anger with the Liberal government,”
said Progressive Conservative
energy critic Vic Fedeli.
“You can feel the anger in the
room over the Liberal government
and the fact they want them out. I
think any of these leadership candidates
are going to pay for the sins
that they created themselves.”
The Canadian Press

NEWS WEEKEND
23-25.11.2012 P. 11
COOLING OFF
Indonesian children
play in the water
in a flooded
neighbourhood in
Jakarta, Indonesia,
today. Heavy
downpours have
caused flooding that
occurs almost every
year in some parts of
Jakarta due to bad city
planning. Tatan Syuflana
/ Associated Press
NEWS IN BRIEF
POWER CO. FINED FOR 2010 INCIDENT
A Toronto electrical company has
been fined $150,000 for a 2010
incident in which one worker was
killed and another was injured.
The men were working on a
cement median between four lanes
of traffic. One worker was in the
bucket of a boom truck and the
other was standing on the median
when a bus struck the boom. The
worker on the median was killed by
the bus and the bucket as it fell to
the ground and the other worker
was injured. The Canadian Press
CAR BOMBER KILLS 2 IN AFGHANISTAN
KABUL, Afghanistan — A suicide
attacker detonated a car laden
with explosives today in eastern
Afghanistan, killing two civilians and
wounding about 60 others.
Taliban spokesman Zabiullah
Mujahid claimed responsibility for
the bombing, saying in a statement
that the attack was in response
to the recent execution of four
Taliban detainees at the Afghan
government’s main detention centre
in Kabul.
Associated Press

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKEND
23-25.11.2012 P. 12
SALMA, MY DEER
Salma Hayek holds her trophy during the
Bambi 2012 media awards yesterday in Duesseldorf,
Germany. Frank Augstein / Associated Press
ENTERTAINMENT IN BRIEF
HALLE BERRY’S EX ARRESTED
LOS ANGELES — Halle Berry’s ex
Gabriel Aubry was arrested for
investigation of battery yesterday
after he and the actress’ current
boyfriend got into a fight at her
Hollywood Hills home, police said.
Aubry was booked for
investigation of a battery, and
released on $20,000 (U.S.) bail. He
came to Berry’s house yesterday
morning and police responded to
a report of an assault. Aubry was
injured in the altercation and was
taken to a hospital where he was
treated and released. Associated Press
MARILYN THE NEW FACE OF CHANEL
Marilyn Monroe is fronting a
promotional campaign for perfume
Chanel No. 5 from beyond the grave.
The late screen icon follows
in the footsteps of other brand
ambassadors, including Nicole
Kidman and Brad Pitt, who starred in
the last No.5 ad campaign. Monroe
will now be taking over from Pitt
after Chanel bosses put together a
promo featuring unreleased pictures
of the actress and audio in which
she explains her famous quote
about wearing nothing but Chanel in
bed. tonight News Services

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKEND
23-25.11.2012 P. 13
CANADA’S
‘BACHELOR’:
IT’S TRUE LOVE
The stars of The Bachelor Canada
are adamant: They will get married.
Brad Smith and Bianka Kamber
say they are eager to tie the knot
as soon as possible now that the TV
series that brought them together
has wrapped with a tearful finale.
The duo cuddled on a couch for a
day of media interviews yesterday,
pausing between declarations of
affection to offer pecks on the lips.
“It’s hard for a lot of people to
believe that you can have an organic
relationship on a reality television
show, but for us it was seamless,”
says Smith, his arm draped around
Kamber. “We knew by Day 4 that
this was the best decision that
we’ve ever made.”
A wedding date has not been set,
but Smith, a former wide receiver
with the Canadian Football League,
says he’s hoping it will be “ASAP.”
They say they’ve already begun
hunting for a house in Toronto
where they can start their lives. In
the meantime, Smith says he has
moved in with Kamber and her
family in Mississauga.
The first-ever edition of The
Bachelor Canada wrapped
Wednesday with the beefy former
football player presenting a
diamond-studded engagement ring
to the curvaceous brunette nurse.
In doing so, he bid farewell to
24-year-old Whitney Lee, who
floundered after meeting Smith’s
family in the finale.
“B, this is by far the easiest
decision I’ve ever had to make,”
Smith said as he got down on one
knee.
“Bianka Kamber, will you marry
me?”
“Yes,” she said immediately, later
letting out an exuberant “Whoo!”
The Canadian Press

GOSSIP WEEKEND
23-25.11.2012 P. 14
JUST DON’T
CALL ME A TURKEY
Carly Rae Jepsen rides a float in the Macy’s Thanksgiving
Day Parade in New York yesterday. Charles Sykes / Associated Press

GOSSIP WEEKEND
23-25.11.2012 P. 15
HALF-SISTER HURT
BY LOHAN’S SNUB
Lindsay Lohan’s half-sister is hurt
the actress has no plans to get to
know her.
The Liz & Dick star – whose father
Michael Lohan took a paternity
test recently which confirmed
that 17-year-old Ashley Horn is
his daughter – reportedly said she
wants nothing to do her and called
the situation a “circus,” leaving the
teenager distraught.
A source told Star magazine,
“While Ashley can’t stand Michael,
she thought Lindsay would be
kinder to her.
“She says the Lohans are trash
and wants nothing to do with them
but the truth is she is really hurt by
Lindsay’s attitude.”
tonight News Services
PATTINSON’S SISTERS
FORGIVE STEWART
Robert Pattinson’s sisters have
finally forgiven Kristen Stewart for
cheating on him.
Pattinson has rekindled his
romance with his Twilight Saga costar
despite her fling with married
director Rupert Sanders, and
although it took his siblings Lizzy
and Victoria some time to move past
it, they have decided to forgive her
for their brother’s sake.
“They are all back on really good
terms – even better than before,”
a source told HollywoodLife.com.
“Kristen reached out to Rob’s sisters
and expressed how sorry she was.
They are proud of how far she has
come and they know she has been
treating their brother like gold.”
tonight News Services

MOVIES WEEKEND 23-25.11.2012 P. 16
REVIEW: LIFE OF PI
By ANDREW PARKER
CRITICIZE THIS!
Director Ang Lee brings Yann
Martel’s best-selling novel Life of
Pi to glorious and stunning life on
the big screen, in one of the most
sumptuous and intricately written
stories of the year.
Young Pi Patel (Sharma) gets
separated from his family in a
shipwreck off the coast of the
Philippines as they are moving
their family zoo to Canada. The film
focuses on the young man’s fight for
survival in a boat full of animals as
the older Pi relates his story in the
present to a Montreal writer.
(20th CENTURY FOX)
Dir: Ang Lee
Starring: Irrfan Khan, Suraj Sharma
Lee’s visuals are some of the best
of the year, but the surprisingly dexterous
script that conceals the film’s
biggest surprises is the real winner
here, along with Sharma’s excellent
lead performance.
Lee’s film never tries to outthink
the audience, and the film’s climactic
rumination on the nature of
storytelling and faith can be easily
accepted by anyone.
Don’t let the slow start fool you:
the emotional power of this film can
blindside even the most cynical of
moviegoers. It’s undoubtedly one of
the best films of the year.

MOVIES WEEKEND
23-25.11.2012 P. 17
ALSO IN THEATRES: HITCHCOCK
ALREADY IN THEATRES
TWILIGHT: BREAKING DAWN
PART 2 (ENTERTAINMENT ONE)
Dir: Bill Condon
Starring: Kristen Stewart,
Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner,
Billy Burke, Peter Facinelli,
Elizabeth Reaser, Kellan Lutz,
Nikki Reed, Jackson Rathbone, Ashley
Greene, Michael Sheen, Dakota Fanning,
Mackenzie Foy, Christopher Heyerdahl,
Daniel Cudmore, Charlie Bewley
North American Gross to Date: $141M
ROTTEN TOMATOES: 47% IMDB: 5.9/10
EBERT: 2.5/5
(FOX SEARCHLIGHT PICTURES)
Dir: Sacha Gervasi
Starring: Anthony Hopkins, Helen
Mirren, Scarlett Johansson, Toni Collette,
Danny Huston, Jessica Biel, James D’Arcy
Synopsis: The story of the creative
partnership between eminent director
Alfred Hitchcock (Hopkins) and his wife
Alma Reville (Mirren) during the making
of the classic thriller, Psycho. You can
thank her for the music in the shower
scene.
SKYFALL (COLUMBIA)
Dir: Sam Mendes
Starring: Daniel Craig, Javier Bardem,
Ralph Fiennes, Naomie Harris, Bérénice
Marlohe, Ben Whishaw, Albert Finney,
Judi Dench
North American Gross to Date: $160M
ROTTEN TOMATOES: 91% IMDB: 8.3/10
EBERT: 4/4

VISIT US ONLINE AT
WEEKEND
blogto.com 23-25.11.2012 P. 18
GO LOUNGE
1718 QUEEN ST. W. 416-588-7529
WORDS: ROBYN URBACK
PHOTOS: ALEX DUNCAN
Go Lounge is Parkdale's very own board
game café. Opening yesterday to much
community anticipation, the new spot,
which squeaked in right before the
Parkdale moratorium on new restaurants
and bars, will offer over 300 games,
plus panini, coffee and best of all: table
availability.
As good as Snakes and Lattes is, the
caveat there always seems to be that if
you want to drop by during a busy time,
you better be prepared to wait. Granted,
Go Lounge is only in its first week, but
the availability of tables seems to be in
stark contrast to what you'll find in the
Annex. That’s enticing to those who
abhor a lineup.
Alisa Sadler and Samantha Lerner
are the women behind the shop, both
of whom abandoned their former positions
to venture out to open this café.
“We really liked the idea of Snakes and
Lattes,” Sadler says, “but we wanted to
do something different, something that
wouldn't necessarily be in competition."
For that reason, the women initially
looked to the east end (Leslieville, in
particular) for a spot, but decided on
Parkdale when this specific space became
available.
“It just felt really cosy,” Lerner says.
“And we’ve got traffic from both Queen

VISIT US ONLINE AT
WEEKEND
blogto.com 23-25.11.2012 P. 19
and Roncesvalles, and a little more activity
during the day.”
The space certainly has a cosy vibe,
with warm exposed brick, salvaged
wood and glowing, hanging lamps. The
tables have been specifically designed for
optimal gameplay, and the back nook
area seems perfect for a small group.
To drink, Go offers coffee made with
Detour espresso, plus teas, pops and
juices, with Circles and Squares bites on
the side. The café also features panini
specials including brie, pear and walnut
($7); and turkey, gouda and avocado
($8), which each come with kettle chips
or a salad on the side. A liquor licence is
in the works.
Unlike Snakes and Lattes, Go Lounge
will not be charging cover. “We're a little
more intimate, more casual,” Lerner says,
noting their collection of games is considerably
smaller than Snakes and Lattes’.
“It's not only about the games – you can
just come here and hang out.”
The women admit they don't know
how to play all of the games that they
have in stock, but they expect to learn the
ins and outs of each within a few weeks.
Their collection includes classic games
(Monopoly, Life, Scrabble), party games
(Trivial Pursuit, Pictionary, Taboo),
strategy games (Catan) and kids’ games.
There is even a vintage Bop It on one of
the shelves.
Go Lounge also has a classic Twister
board, and if you stop by the café before
word really gets out, you might actually
find room to play it.

WHAT’S ON
YOUR TEAMS
TORONTO RAPTORS BASKETBALL
Friday and Sunday
(Go to Sportsnet.ca for details)
TORONTO MARLIES HOCKEY
Saturday and Sunday
(Go to Sportsnet.ca for details)
TORONTO ARGONAUTS
VS. CALGARY STAMPEDERS
GREY CUP FINAL
Sunday, 6 p.m.
(Go to Sportsnet.ca for details)
MORE SPORTS
CHL FRIDAY NIGHT HOCKEY –
MOOSE JAW WARRIORS
VS. EDMONTON OIL KINGS
Friday, 9 p.m.
Sportsnet Ontario
NFL FOOTBALL –
BALTIMORE RAVENS
VS. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS
Sunday, 4 p.m.
Sportsnet Ontario
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
VS. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
Sunday, 4 p.m.
Sportsnet East
WEEKEND
23-25.11.2012
P. 20
FARWELL’S 411
MIKE FARWELL
IS THE MORNING
SPORTSCASTER ON
GEOFF ROHOMAN IS FILLING
IN FOR THE VACATIONING
MIKE FARWELL
HOCKEY’S GREY CUP?
The Argos and Stampeders fight it out for
the Grey Cup Sunday in the 100th
anniversary of the big football game. But
originally, the Grey Cup wasn’t intended
to be associated with football at all.
Governor General Albert Grey’s intent,
when he had the Grey Cup made, was to
hand it out to the Senior Amateur Hockey
champions (pro teams were already
competing for the Stanley Cup).
BROKEN CALCULATOR?
While this is the 100th anniversary of the
Grey Cup, the first time it was handed out
was 1909. That’s not a miscalculation;
WWI caused a three-year hiatus for
Canada’s top football prize, and after the
war, it was all but forgotten about – until
finally being revived in 1920. WWII didn’t
stop it from being handed out, with
military teams competing for the honour.
@roho590

MARLIES FINDING
FORM
DAVID ALTER
DAVID ALTER
IS THE TORONTO
MAPLE LEAFS
REPORTER ON
The Marlies are back on the road after
a brief stint at home for two games
last weekend.
The team has parted ways with Leo
Komarov – the Estonian native has
been given to KHL club Dynamo
Moscow on loan. With it being a loan
situation, the Marlies are able to get
him back, should the NHL be a factor
again. Komarov was only making just
north of $60,000 in the AHL, while he
stands to make much more in the KHL.
Komarov was among the top
Marlies scorers, with six goals and
nine points in 14 games.
Ben Scrivens is doing his best to
dispel any goaltending controversy
after Jussi Rynnas got off to a quick
start. Scrivens made 24 saves in a 5-0
win over Abbotsford this past
weekend, one day after being in goal
WEEKEND
23-25.11.2012
P. 21
Toronto Marlies goalie Ben Scrivens
Photo by L. Todd Spencer
for a 6-1 victory. He started the last
three games, a sure sign he is the
undisputed number one netminder at
this point.
Matt Frattin’s return is paying
dividends. Returning after suffering
a knee injury in May, he’s scored three
goals in the two games he’s been
back. Nazem Kadri has also found a
spark after being benched for a game
during the away trip.
The Marlies are finding their stride
as they finish a tough month on the
road.
@davidalter590

HANG SENG INDEX
Friday
21,913.98 (+0.8%)
EDMONTON MEAT PLANT SUSPENDED
EDMONTON – The Canadian Food
Inspection Agency has suspended
the licence of an Edmonton meatprocessing
plant over concerns for food
safety. The decision involving Capital
Packers Inc. came yesterday.
The CFIA says adequate controls
for food safety “are not being reliably
implemented in the facility on a
consistent basis.”
The agency also says the company
hasn’t corrected deficiencies previously
identified through CFIA inspections.
It has placed all products at the
plant in northeast Edmonton under
detention and control.
The agency says it is investigating
whether products shipped from the
plant pose potential risks to consumers,
particularly related to listeriosis, a
foodborne illness that can cause high
fever, severe headache, neck stiffness
and nausea.
The CFIA has already announced
the recall of two products, saying ham
sausages produced at the plant were
being pulled from shelves because of
concerns about possible listeriosis.
The Canadian Press
KOSPI
Friday
1,911.33 (0.6%)
WEEKEND
23-25.11.2012
P. 22
HEATING OIL
Per Gallon
$3.063 (-1.8¢)
QUEBEC, ALBERTA TO SHIP OIL EAST?
HALIFAX – The premiers of Alberta and
Quebec have agreed to consider shipping
oil to Eastern Canada after a similar
proposal stoked tensions in the West.
Alison Redford and Pauline Marois
left a meeting in a downtown Halifax
hotel side-by-side late yesterday,
announcing they will strike working
groups to explore the possible
economic benefits and environmental
effects of the project.
“We have agreed that there is
some very good opportunity for us
to exchange technical information
around economic development,
the environment and the technical
development of resources so that we
can have an informed conversation,”
Redford said.
“I think what is really important
today is that we have acknowledged
that there might be opportunity. We
are not concluding what those will
be, but we are sharing some very
important information.”
Marois said she will travel to Alberta
to discuss the development further,
likely after Christmas.
The Canadian Press

SHOUT OUTS WEEKEND
23-25.11.2012 P. 23
To the beautiful blond on the 430
milton line 1st car upper level.
Omg you look amazing with the
short hair. And so u know who are,
wearing grey jacket, black striped
pants and carrying a pink bag.
To the woman sitting beside
me cutting her fingernails
while I’m asleep, I woke up
with all your nails on my lap.
Just to let you know that I put
them all in a small plastic bag.
When I see you again, you can
have them back.
–TheNailCollector
FOUND: Presto card on Yonge
subway line going north from Union
yesterday morning. Will return to
Customer Service Lost & Found. It
was signed at the back so hopefully
you can retrieve it! -wwy
@RidingTheMiltonLine: The
ceasefire tells me that lives have to
be on the line before concessions
can be made. Sharpen the skates,
let’s fight this out! - - @wasIright?
What’s a favourite Christmas
memory of yours? For me, my
2-year-old getting so excited
getting a pair of Superman pyjamas
(complete with cape) that he
stripped down to put them on and
wouldn’t take off his new ‘costume’
for three days.
To GO parking lot litterbugs: Take
the card/flyer they put on your car
and put it in the blue bin, SIMPLE!!
Why are you just tossing it on the
ground??
Are you kidding us Leon? You’re
scared of a train moving 5 kph?
Afraid it’s going to jump off the track
and attack you? Maybe you’re an old
biddy – and don’t have a good sense
of balance any more. Don’t get dizzy
looking down at that yellow stripe!
As for the rest of us – we’re okay.
How about you leave your mothering
instincts at home? Mr Smacky
Felicidades to my friends YC & LC
for their new baby girl!! Adorable as
can be! I am excited for you both!!
Love you guys! Tia M & tio R :)
@miscbrah: I agree – fat people
take up too much space! Worst is
during TTC rush hour. Fat people
should only be allowed to ride the
subway outside busy hours so that
we don’t suffer. -Triver

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@Microplagiarist: Well, this world
spins on the same things. So it’s no
surprise we matched. Good luck
finding what you are looking for!
-Mylittlenoveltoyou
@ DoubleStandard: Reading Fifty
Shades offends you?? Maybe you
should get your wife/girlfriend to
pick it up and give it a go, maybe
then your nerves could be calmed,
or at least titillated!! I hardly think
you can compare a novel, even
one with sexually explicit details,
to that of a porn mag. And I am
pretty sure there are plenty of men
reading a couple pages of Grey and
loving it. I hardly think any of the
ladies enjoying Fifty Shades are
undressing you with their eyes as
they devour the naughty, steamy
parts of the book. They are too busy
minding their own business, and so
should you. LJ
This is for my new friend Judy who
rides the 755 train from Richmond
Hill. Up until this morning, I had
no idea what a big twit was called.
Thanks! Kept me laughing all day!
To the few individuals who get on
at Guelph at 6:14 in the morning:
please keep your loud voices and
laughter down. Most of us are still
half asleep and your piercing loud
voices make our heads hurt. Be a
little more considerate and let us
enjoy the peace and quiet of the
morning a little longer. - Sleepy
To the person who sent from
everyone. Please speak for yourself.
You must be ignorant as well to
speak for everyone. I agree with
MISCBRAH not that they should pay
twice but they should understand
the uncomfortable ride they make
for the other person. People
complain about smoking, smells,
eating; complaining about being
uncomfortable from someone’s fat
suffocating them is understandable.
I’m not going to dance around
people’s insecurities which is all this
is, so if you have those problems,
hit a treadmill! -don’t speak for me!
I knew that the Indian FWB was a
guy and look at the amount of fools
(men) who fell for that. Did anyone
else notice that quite a few of those
“men” who replied to the Indian
woman looking for an FWB had
already sent a Shout Out of their
own for an FWB? You guys must be
hard up. And ladies, the men who
post a Shout Out looking for an
FWB are bottom feeders. I’ve met
a few out of curiosity and all I have
to say is “WOW” and not in a good
way. @Not desperate at all

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I like the term ‘motorist.’ It makes
me feel like I’m some sort of
automobile enthusiast rather
than a slave to the car culture.
@ambrose
@thegirlwhogotaway: You sound like
a fat girl. Am I right? – Dr. Gorgonzola
I am a smoker and took the advice
of picking up Allen Carr’s book -
thanks to y’all, I’m glad I read the
S/O’s. simple
Hey Brown Girl, Thanks for the
warm welcome to the GO. You
know I always prefer leather over
lace. Love your Black Ops Man!
@miscbrah: Beauty is only skin
deep, ugly is to the bones, your
humanity towards others leads me
to believe not only were you beaten
with an ugly stick, you fell outta the
ugly tree and hit every ugly branch
on the way down. Justin
Looking for a male music lover (you
do not need to sing perfectly) to
duet for fun only. I am 35-year-old
lady with good voice, singing is my
hobby. Gongnan1226@gmail.com
Mr. Double Standard: Have you
read or opened the book, Fifty
Shades? If you had you would know
that there are no pictures, so I don’t
see the comparison to Playboy
magazine??? or have you been
reading over peoples’ Fifty Shades
over their shoulders on the GO?
Now that’s “disgusting!”
I feel like the GO would be a great
place to meet ppl/get dates. I’m
a cute guy but don’t seem to get
any looks/smiles/2ndtakes. What’s
the deal with women on the GO? -
thedude
Double Standard: Comparing
Playboy Magazine to Fifty Shades
of Grey, really? The last time I
checked, there were no pictures
of unrealistic naked people on the
cover or inside of our book. Unless
we were reading aloud, I don’t see
what you’re complaining about. I
suggest you pick up a copy to give
to your partner to read because
you obviously haven’t been laid in
a while. Signed, Anastasia
Darn, did I miss the Fifty Shades
of Grey version with pictures? Just
finished Bared to you ;) -best of
both worlds
To The Lady on the Train, I belong to
you in a way that I cannot express.
Looking into your eyes, I see
reflected a better man than I am.
The Man in the Station.

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Dear dead end ... In case you don’t
think I know this is for me, you are
mistaken. I have known for weeks.
This needs to stop. I’m not sure why
you would think I like you when
I’ve told you that I am in a serious
relationship. What part of that do
you not understand?? You keep
trying to interfere in my relationship
and it’s not going to work. Please
leave me alone. And by the way ...
You were never in the friend zone.
Only the work acquaintance zone.
Why would i care if you move?!?
get it? Got it? Good!!
I would love to meet a virtuous,
intelligent or educated woman,
34-44, of Western or Eastern
European descent. I am a faithful,
one-woman man who likes movies,
travelling, music, theatre art,
dining, etc. I am a 45-year-old,
caring, professionally employed
black man with a love for family.
benevolent783@gmail.com
Sorry but I agree that if you know
in your heart, after trying to make
it work, that you no longer want to
be with your partner, you should
part ways. I have a few friends who
are divorced, all have children,
and their kids have adjusted. I
am a child from unhappy parents
and I wish my parents would have
divorced when I was younger. My
childhood was unsettled. And I
was left with the guilt that they
were forced to remain together
miserable because of me – tell me
what child wants that?! Signed
isupportthosewantingtoleave
Miscbrah: You are very ignorant
and cruel for making the comments
that you did about people who are
overweight. Calling them plague is
wrong on so many levels. Referring
to them as abnormal makes me
wonder what you are? I am not
overweight but I have many friends
who have medical conditions that
makes it impossible to maintain
their weight. If you don’t want to sit
beside them, that’s your choice but
calling them names is just wrong.
BNice2-1-Another
@who’srightisright: If I owned that
shop, I would have mr. T’d her hair!
ipityufools
To the man who sits underground
across from McDonald’s in those
tables with a few other guys. You
have a red hat and you’ve sat in the
same spot for 2 days. You are so
sexy, please email me your contact
info. I would love to get to know
you. Sullenlovely@gmail.com -
blondegirl

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Shame on you GO. Not providing
credit to monthly pass holders, when
delay is within your control. How
do you promote service guarantee,
when you are not being fair to the
23K who are/will still use the monthly
pass till the end of the year? Not
much better for Presto card holder,
as you need to fill out a claim online.
Guess they can’t keep us all happy :(
Dear Double Standard: four letters:
STFU. I will read my 50 shades-type
novel or “porn” where I please.
If you don’t like it, fund me for an
eReader. There are hundreds of
smut novels that you are unaware
of. That one is just scratching the
surface, baby! -CG
Re: T.O. Barbershop Haircut: So the
Muslim guy was not comfortable
cutting a woman’s hair. BIG deal. He
was nice enough to call the woman
back and tell her he found someone
else in the shop for her, but she
refused? Why? Because she wanted
THAT person to cut her hair? Get
real. And she took the “case” to the
Human Rights Tribunal? This lady
needs to get a life. What a waste.
I’m a Caucasian, non-religious
female, and my response to her
would be “Go friggin get your hair
cut somewhere else and stop
wasting people’s time.” - FiFi FoFum
To all Bramalea GO riders who
drive to the station. I am cut off
every morning by those who wait
till the last minute to move to the
right lane to turn into the station,
and at night, I wait in the far left
lane to make a left off Steeles on
to Bramalea and my row moves
so slowly because many cars drive
ahead and sneak into the 2nd
turning lane. Can we not have some
respect and drive properly???
FWB with Female during business
hours: courteous and appreciative
male willing to meet within your
time frame. Please drop a line @
boyzivan@aol.com
fortyes: I need to hear more from
you, so why not. coolrunning06@
live.com curiousbackatyou
This is a Shout Out to Jane,
Samantha, and Paul. What’s up guys.
I know u miss me!!! The train isn’t
the same without my loud mouth!!!
I will admit it, I miss u guys!! Wish
I could come back on the train with
u guys. Hopefully one day I will get
a job downtown again ... Paul when
u run from the train, think I’m there
running with u haha. I just wanted
to send u guys a Shout Out!! MISS U
ALL!!! P.S. See u girls friday for the
first time in 5 Months!!!!

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Crossword
Puzzle by Patrick Berry, edited by Will Shortz

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ACROSS
1 Upscale kitchen
feature
7 Talked trash?
14 Second Punic War
general
15 Director of the
“Evil Dead” trilogy
16 One hanging
around the
nursery
17 Period bookended
by extinction
events
18 “I don’t mind”
19 Purple territory on
some maps
21 Dash part
23 Territory returned
to France by the
Treaty of Versailles
24 Short run
26 Worldly path?
30 Shapiro of NPR
31 Soup tidbit
33 Balanced
34 Predator that
suffocates its prey
35 Like the color gray
37 “Conan” airer
38 Like books in two
volumes
40 Doesn’t tread
lightly
41 Rested
42 Old English spa
town
44 Tom Jones hit
written by Paul
Crossword
Anka
46 More verdant
48 High tea goody
49 Former attorney
general in the Iraq
Study Group
53 Patriarch who died
at age 950
55 First battery brand
to feature an
indefatigable pink
bunny in its ads
56 Charge
58 Personal letters
59 Good Samaritan
types
60 Keeps from going
too far
61 Deals with
baseball players
DOWN
1 Ideologies
2 Boy band?
3 Quiet demanders
4 For one
5 Nothing at all
6 Pulls off
7 Some traveling
performers
8 Bygone computer
brand
9 1997 title role for
Depp
10 Turkey Day
utensils
11 Phoebe’s portrayer
on “Friends”
12 Radiate
13 Shooter’s pair
15 Sharp-looking
footwear
20 They’re wrinkled
and cracked
22 “Foul Play” actress
24 Old Mercury
model
25 Springfield bar
27 Ponders the
possibilities of
28 Practically
guaranteed to
offend
29 Irascible
32 Day breaks
36 Obstacle for an
aspiring D.A.
39 He went down
in the Valley of
Elah
43 Indiana city
nicknamed
“Middletown,
U.S.A.”
45 Italian automaker
47 What decrepit
windshield wipers
do
49 Tighten, possibly
50 Hill with a “slip
face”
51 Legal document
52 ___ Room (largest
room in the White
House)
54 Gas station name
57 Elevator ___
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SHOULD I GET OUT
OF BED TOMORROW?
ARIES: A situation takes a bad turn.
Nothing will improve if you stay
where you’re miserable.
TAURUS: A married person has
serious complaints. Consider
relocation to a better place.
GEMINI: Some supporters will
change their tune. You’ll have to
swallow your pride.
CANCER: Unfounded accusations
arise. Your routine will change.
LEO: A legal worker has a solution.
A young guy behaves abnormally.
VIRGO: Don’t let anyone down.
Reverse snobbery will cause
trouble.
LIBRA: A resentful elder speaks
intensely. Denial of reality won’t
please you.
TODAY’S CELEBRITY
BIRTHDAYS
MATCH THE PERSON
TO THEIR AGE
*ANSWERS AT BOTTOM OF PAGE
MILEY CYRUS
SAKU KOIVU
BRUCE HORNSBY
NICOLE “SNOOKI” POLIZZI
SCORPIO: Beware of self-pitying
fools. You’ll be forced to make a
choice.
SAGITTARIUS: Some hanky panky
has been concealed. A creepy guy
reveals insecurity.
CAPRICORN: An oppressive
situation will soon be alleviated.
Things will fall magically into place.
AQUARIUS: Break the rules to get
ahead. An emotional revelation
quiets an argument.
PISCES: Trust is an issue for those
who are untrustworthy. Resist
the desire to cooperate in a
controversy.
AGES:
38, 20,
58, 24
Avatar Venus
GUESS MILEY CYRUS’
NET WORTH
A. $30 MILLION
B. $60 MILLION
C. $120 MILLION
Birthday Answers: Bruce Hornsby, 58, Saku Koivu, 38, Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi, 24, Miley Cyrus, 20
Net Worth Answer: C.