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Lawyers for the family of an aboriginal man who died during a 34-hour emergency room wait say an inquest judge must rule the death a homicide. They have also asked the judge to recommend Manitoba call a public inquiry into how aboriginal people are treated in the health-care system. Vilko Zbogar told Judge Tim Preston that failing to provide medical care to a sick person is akin to failing to provide the necessities of life. “It was homicide,” Zbogar said during final arguments Thursday at the Brian Sinclair
inquest. “You just need to find that the death was caused by human contribution.” Police have already investigated the death but did not lay any criminal charges. It’s been almost six years since Sinclair, a double-amputee, died at Winnipeg’s Health Sciences Centre after languishing in the waiting room for hours, vomiting and slowly dying from a treatable bladder infection. An internal report following his death found some staff assumed he was drunk and waiting for a ride or was a homeless man seeking shelter. Murray Tratchenberg, another lawyer representing the family, said those racist assumptions led to his death. Why Sinclair sat in his wheelchair slowly dying for hours without any medical attention cannot be explained by an overcrowded emergency room, by the physical layout or even by the fact that the Sin-
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Wasylycia-Leis vows to bolster accountability at city hall SHANE GIBSON
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Judy Wasylycia-Leis says she’ll improve transparency at city hall if elected Mayor of Winnipeg, by creating an independent watchdog to provide oversight of both city business and the personal and professional conduct of elected officials and city managers. “I’ve heard nothing but people saying (they’ve) lost trust and lost faith… they are justifiably outraged by things like the fire hall fiasco and the cost overruns at the new police headquarters,” said the candidate at a press conference held on the front steps of her Bannerman Avenue home Thursday morning. “Winnipeggers deserve better, and I believe we can do better.”
Wasylycia-Leis would create the watchdog by adding teeth to the powers already afforded to the city auditor. Under her plan, the auditor would be able to conduct value-for-money audits that could be triggered by council, city employees or citizens. The office, which she’s calling Accountability Winnipeg, would also have oversight of a new lobbyist registry, act as an ethics commissioner and provide protection to whistleblowers. The candidate said she’d be willing to invest as much as $300,000 of city money into the additional resources for the office, funds she said may be partly recouped by the work of the office itself. “I expect that because of this office we will see savings that’ll then be reinvested back into the city,” she said. Wasylycia-Leis also vowed to keep her reign as mayor open by disclosing her personal assets, making her calendar available online, disclosing all expenses and by offering open office hours one Saturday a month for Winnipeggers to come in and chat.
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Mayoral candidate Judy Wasylycia-Leis speaks to media Thursday outside her Bannerman Avenue home, where she announced her plan to increase transparency at city hall if elected. SHANE GIBSON/METRO
Bombers call for transportation review after death
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Mayor Sam Katz says he’s game to speak to Winnipeg Blue Bombers brass about the team’s concerns over active transportation safety around Investors Group Field following the death of a fan after being hit by a car while cycling to the stadium Monday. Long-time fan Dick Stevenson, 69, died in hospital after
being hit by a car near Bishop Grandin Boulevard and Pembina Highway while pedalling to the Bombers’ first pre-season game of the year. After releasing a statement Tuesday night expressing shock and sadness over the man’s death, the Bombers released a second statement Wednesday morning calling on the city to
“immediately review and assess all active transportation routes and infrastructure” leading to the stadium. “Ensuring fan safety is paramount,” said Bombers president Wade Miller, “especially for fans who are walking or cycling to and from Investors Group Field.” A spokesperson for the mayor said early Thursday Katz “fre-
quently communicates” with the Bombers, and is “always open to discuss concerns and requests.” But a city official said later in the day they’ll wait until an ongoing police investigation into the crash is complete before changes, if any, are made to bike routes in the area. SHANE GIBSON/METRO
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Museum to open doors in 100 days Counting down. New promo videos capture ‘spirit’ of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights Bernice Pontanilla
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The Canadian Museum for Human Rights has 100 days to go before its opening date, and officials marked the event by unveiling new promotional videos and information about an August visit by 150 travel journalists. Stuart Murray, the museum’s president and CEO, said he was most proud of how much Winnipeg talent went into the videos, from the children singing to those who produced it. “These new videos truly capture both the scale and the spirit of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights,” said
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Murray during Thursday’s news conference. “Not only are the videos visually stunning, but they celebrate the museum’s unique relevance to Canadians in all parts of the country.” Award-winning Lank/ Beach Productions produced the videos, Systematic Design Inc. did the animation work and Joe Silva of Purescape Recordings composed the background music that features schoolchildren — all from Winnipeg. Museum officials said two
of the four videos, in both English and French, have begun to air on national television networks. The museum is also receiving more and more national and international coverage, said Murray, adding that it was the Canadian Tourism Commission that chose Winnipeg to host the GoMedia 2014 event. A reception for the 150 travel journalists attending this conference will take place at the museum, which opens officially Sept. 20.
Futbol fiesta kicks off in Exchange District Virgin Radio’s Ace Burpee (in England red) hams it up with Team Brazil soccer fans at Stephen Juba Park on Thursday for the Little South America party, moments before the start of the 2014 World Cup. The tournament runs until July 13. Bernice Pontanilla/Metro Vandalism case
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In some cases the suspects broke into the businesses, and although nothing was stolen, property was damaged inside. Dolton Levasseur, 19, of Winnipeg, was arrested Wednesday and is facing a number of charges. A second arrest is expected shortly. metro
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Project Clemenza. Police say more than a million messages were analyzed as evidence, leading to arrest of 31 suspected gangsters Police in Quebec say they used intercepted BlackBerry communications to take down two alleged organized crime groups operating in the province. The RCMP said Thursday more than one million private messages were intercepted and analyzed as evidence as part of an operation dubbed Project Clemenza. Officials from the RCMP and Montreal Police said it is the first time this investigative technique has been used on such a large scale in a criminal investigation. “This is the most important interception of this kind performed as part of a major investigation in North America.�
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RCMP Supt. Michel Arcand told a news conference. “One million messages were intercepted between 2010 and 2012 (and) the investigation also included a complex analysis process.� The arrests are aimed at dismantling two cells which police say took over after Oper-
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ation Colisee seven years ago, an operation aimed at their predecessors. Police described the cells as linked to Italian-based organized crime in Montreal. Police said they arrested 31 people in Montreal, Quebec City, Laval and Gatineau.
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Islamic militants who seized cities and towns vowed Thursday to march on Baghdad to settle old scores, joined by Saddam Hussein-era loyalists and other disaffected Sunnis capitalizing on the government’s political paralysis over the biggest threat to Iraq’s stability since the U.S. withdrawal. The militants also declared they would impose Shariah law in Mosul and other areas they captured. Three planeloads of Americans were being evacuated from a major Iraqi airbase north of Baghdad, U.S. officials said, and Germany urged its citizens to immediately leave parts of Iraq, including Baghdad. The UN Security Council met on the crisis, underscoring the growing international alarm over the advances by fighters from the group known as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant. the associated press
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Tech. U.S. feds push cops to Canadians do little to keep silent on surveillance protect themselves online The Obama administration has been quietly advising local police not to disclose details about surveillance technology they are using to sweep up basic cellphone data from entire neighbourhoods, The Associated Press has learned. Citing security reasons, the U.S. has intervened in routine state public records cases and criminal trials regarding use of the technology. This has resulted in police departments withholding materials or heavily censoring documents in rare instances when they disclose any about the purchase and use of such powerful equipment. Federal involvement in
Poll. We value our privacy but aren’t proactive in preserving it Canadians are more concerned about their online privacy than many of their global counterparts and yet they’re also less likely to take proactive measures to secure their personal information, suggests a new study. Nearly two-thirds of Canadians polled said they believed they had less privacy online than they did a year ago, according to a report by the IT company EMC, which conducted online surveys with 15,000 web users in 15 countries. Globally, the average was 59 per cent. Canadians were the secondleast likely to say that they’d be willing to trade some of their privacy for “easier access to information and knowledge,” behind only the German-born
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respondents. About 85 per cent of the Canadians polled said they believed it will become more difficult to cling onto a safe degree of privacy online in the next five years, versus 81 per cent of
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stadium. Some tried to block traffic, but police repeatedly pushed them back, firing canisters of tear gas and using stun grenades. A few protesters suffered injuries after being hit by rubber bullets, while others choked on tear gas. An Associated Press photographer was injured in the leg after a stun grenade exploded near him. CNN reported on its website that two of its journal-
ists were also injured. “I’m totally against the Cup,” said protester Tameres Mota, a university student at the Sao Paulo demonstration. “We’re in a country where the money doesn’t go to the community, and meanwhile we see all these millions spent on stadiums.” Meanwhile, about 300 protesters gathered in central Rio de Janeiro. Police used tear gas and took a few protesters there into custody. In Belo Horizonte, another Cup host city, about 200 protesters clashed with police. Some smashed the glass doors and windows of two banks. About 1,000 gathered in Porto Alegre, with some breaking windows and hurling stones, authorities said. Police dispersed them with tear gas and rubber bullets. Police used the same tactics to scatter about 150 protesters in the capital city of Brasilia, according to the Estado de S.Paulo newspaper. The Associated Press
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A photographer helps a soccer fan affected by tear gas when she got caught up in clashes between police and protesters while trying to reach the stadium for the opening World Cup game on Thursday. Nelson Antoine/The Associated Press Intensity down
The demonstrations in recent months have paled in comparison to those last year, when a million people took to the streets on a single night, airing laments including the sorry state of Brazil’s public services despite the heavy tax burden its citizens endure. • Those protests were largely spontaneous and no single group organized them.
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Pope Francis has a message for the World Cup: Let soccer be a showcase for teamwork and solidarity, not racism and greed. The Argentine-born Pope recorded a video that aired on Brazilian TV ahead of Thursday’s opening match. In it, Francis said soccer teaches three lessons that can promote peace and solidarity: the need to train and work hard to reach goals, the importance of fair play and teamwork, and the need to respect and honour opponents. “To win, we must overcome individualism, selfishness, all forms of racism, intolerance and manipulation of people,” he said. He said being “greedy” in soccer, as in life, is an obstacle. “Let nobody turn their back on society and feel excluded!” he said. Francis, a lifelong fan of the Buenos Aires club San Lorenzo, has amassed an enormous collection of jerseys since his election and has met with many visiting teams. The Associated Press
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Former teacher dies in hoarder’s squalor, cat in lap California. Rita Corpin, 72, was pronounced dead in her yard of natural causes; she owned three homes Orange County firefighters wearing hazmat suits had to climb over vegetation and trash piled 1.5 metres high to get to a yard where a woman died in a chair amid debris with a kitten in a carrier on her lap. County Register reports that firefighters arrived Tuesday night at the Rosewood Avenue home of Rita Corpin, 72, who was pronounced dead in her yard. No foul play is suspected.
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Corpin owned two other Orange County homes where animal control officials attempted Wednesday to capture more than 60 feral cats. The retired high school history teacher owned two dogs and fed area cats regularly, Santa Ana police Cpl. Anthony Bertagna said. Because her home was so full of debris, Corpin lived alone in a truck in her drive-
way, Bertagna said. It took officials several hours to remove Corpin’s body from the property because of the trash and overgrown plants. Over time, the hoarding and neglect at Corpin’s properties prompted 26 contacts by Santa Ana city officials, city spokeswoman Tanya Lyon said. The city levied fines and warned Corpin about her properties’ poor condition, but she eventually refused to allow city officials on her properties, Lyon said. By making small changes, Corpin prevented the city from seeking a search warrant to perform inspections. The Orange County Task Force on Hoarding said the group had not worked with Corpin. the associated press
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Pleased to meat you, George Artist Alex Valhouli puts the finishing touches on Meat Rushmore, a four-metre-tall, five-metre-wide meat replica of the U.S. Mount Rushmore Memorial. It was created to celebrate the third annual National Jerky Day and was on display Thursday in New York. It’s made from 1,600 pounds of beef, pork and turkey jerky. Stuart Ramson/the associated press
Three people, including a daughter, are accused of ransacking the grave of a U.S. businessman in search of his “real will,” only to find a pack of cigarettes in his hand. Eddie Nash died of a heart attack in 2004 at age 68. His cemetery vault in New Hampshire was found cracked last month, the casket opened and his remains searched. The body was left intact. An arrest affidavit names Ginette Dowse, 71, Michael Day, 37, and Nash’s daughter, Melanie Lynch, 52. Lynch had made comments about her father being buried with “the real will,” police said. Day was arrested Tuesday and jailed on charges of interference with a cemetery and criminal mischief. His lawyer didn’t return a phone call. Dowse and Lynch are out on bail. the associated press
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The wait is over. Brazil kicked off the 2014 FIFA World Cup with a football-style Carnival before thousands of dancing yellow-clad fans, who seemed eager to put construction delays and protests behind them. To get you in the game, Metro has you covered with the latest from Brazil.
Will soccer outshine the protests?
J-Lo helps World Cup kick off in style Singers Jennifer Lopez, Pitbull and Claudia Leitte perform during the opening ceremony of the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil before the Group A match between Brazil and Croatia at Arena de Sao Paulo on June 12, 2014 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. J-Lo — who turned up for the performance despite earlier reports that she wouldn’t be able to attend — rapper Pitbull and pop star Leitte bounced around a giant stage that resembled a peeled melon. They sang the World Cup theme We Are One as Brazilian band Olodum banged drums below, on Brazil’s Valentine’s Day. Scan the photo with your Metro News app to see a photo gallery of the World Cup opening ceremony in Brazil. Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images
Brazil takes cup for sticker shock What things cost in Brazil
Brazil protects its local industries by charging high tariffs on imported goods. The iPhone 5s costs $649 in the U.S. but has a starting price of $1,250 US in Brazil. A pepperoni pizza will cost you $35 in Brazil. Brazil’s $6.28 Big Mac is among the most expensive in the world.
World Cup visitors, welcome to Brazil, land of soccer, sun and sky-high prices. Unlike nearby Latin American nations where a tourist’s U.S. dollar or European Union euro seemingly stretches forever, Brazil is astoundingly expensive. If one’s budget isn’t immediately busted by the flight or the hotel, it will soon be done in by the $10 US caipirinha cocktail and the $17 cheeseburger. And those are the prices city-dwelling Brazilians saw even before the World Cup set off a new standard of sticker shock. The dizzying prices are referred to here as the “Custo Brasil,” or “Brazil Cost” — the mixture of high taxes and steep import tariffs, combined with bad infrastructure, a dose of inefficiency
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and a thick shot of bureaucracy. Demand leading up to a big event like the World Cup naturally raises prices. But, since costs already were high to begin with, tourists should prepare to dig deeply into their wallets and not be too miffed to receive goods or services of inferior quality, said Rafael Alcadipani, a business administration professor at the Getulio Vargas Foundation, Brazil’s top think-tank. “Anything you buy in Bra-
zil will be more expensive than in the United States or Europe, but the quality is going to be worse,” he said. Hotel rates in many of the World Cup host cities more than doubled ahead of the tournament. Massachusettsbased TripAdvisor reports visitors to Rio will face the highest prices, with hotel rates averaging $445 per night. Even the more affordable host cities will set travellers back a good amount: $457 per day in Cuiaba and $477 in Sao Paulo. “The Cup prices are ridiculous. Everything shot up. The only thing you can buy in Brazil is a bikini, a cachaca (Brazilian sugar cane liquor) and a pair of Havaianas (sandals),” said Gillian Santos, a Brazilian who now lives in Belgium. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The sun rose Thursday on a tropical nation hosting its first World Cup in 64 years. Nearly half the world’s population, well over three billion spectators, are expected to watch soccer’s premier event and get a glimpse of the country that in two years will host the Summer Olympics. But just hours before play was to begin, it still wasn’t clear which Brazil we would see. Would it be the irreverent nation known for its festive, freewheeling spirit? Or would it be the country that, for the past year, has been a hotbed of fury over poor public services, discontent over a political system widely viewed as corrupt, and deep anger over the $11.5 billion US spent on hosting the World Cup? “The world is going to see multitudes cheering for soccer — but also demanding that our country change,” Helen Santos, a school teacher, said as she walked home
in Rio de Janeiro. “The world needs to see that we’re a serious country. We’re not just a nation of soccer, but a country striving and demanding the government provide better education and health care. The world needs to see the reality of Brazil, not just the sport.” Street protests have lessened in size since last year, when Brazilians staged raucous rallies against the government, overshadowing the Confederations Cup soccer tournament. For two weeks, dozens of places were roiled by unrest. Whether Brazilians have moved past such disruption is uncertain. “I hope the soccer outshines the protests, but I also know there remains a climate of anger,” said Edson Carvalho, an office assistant watching 10 barefoot young men play a pick-up soccer match in Rio’s Botafogo neighbourhood. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Some team nicknames
The nickname of a sports team is designed to be cute or strike fear in the opponent. Whatever the message, it makes a national football side more familiar.
• England: The Three Lions
• Brazil: Canarinha (Little Canaries)
• Honduras: La Bicolor
• Croatia: Vatreni (The Blazers) • Cameroon: Les Lions Indomptables (The Indomitable Lions)
• Italy: Azzurri (The Blues) • France: Les Bleus (The Blues)
• Argentina: La Albiceleste (The White and Sky Blue) • Bosnia and Herzegovina: Zmajevi (Dragons) • Nigeria: Super Eagles
• Holland: Clockwork Orange
• Germany: Die Adler (The Eagles)
• Australia: Socceroos
• Ghana: Black Stars
• Colombia: Los Cafeteros (The Coffee Growers)
• Team USA: The Stars and Stripes
• Greece: Piratiko (The Pirate Ship)
• Belgium: die Roten Teufel (the Red Devils)
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sters have a recent history of being wrong, . You say football; I say soccer. so maybe they were just hedging their bets. Whatever, it’s the biggest sports tournaHorwath is the Cameroon of Ontario polment on Earth, and it finally got underway in itics, and her chances seemed about as Brazil, despite a melee of protests, strikes and good. various other failures to launch. The Canadian team is chronically unable to qualify for the Right, right, you’re bloody well right. tournament, so we have to hope for somebody Speaking of politics, this is what it has else. This year’s favourites are Brazil, Argencome down to in the U.S.: An extreme righttina, Germany and Spain, but why not root for wing Republican, Eric Cantor, who is also Africa’s Cameroon, which punches way above the Majority Leader of the House of Repreits weight, unlike Canada? sentatives, lost the primary, which is basically the nomination, to an even more exDead heat. Another tourney that wasn’t reTHE METRO LIST treme right wing Tea Party Republican, the solved before my column-writing deadline appropriately named David Brat, who acwas Thursday’s Ontario election. Voters Paul Sullivan cused his seven-term rival of not being exseemed underwhelmed by the choices: the Lib- metronews.ca treme enough. It worked, at least among the erals and Kathleen Wynne, the Conservatives anvil chorus voting for Republican primaries in Virginia. and Tim Hudak, and the NDP and Andrea Horwath. Before “It’s a miracle from God!” crowed Brat, revealing that God is results were in, pollsters were calling it too close to call. Of registered to vote in Virginia. course, after blowing both the B.C. and Alberta calls, poll-
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The 21 Jump Street high school undercover cops Schmidt and Jenko (Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum) are back, but this time they’re narco cops. That is until they botch an investigation into drug lord Ghost’s (Peter Stormare) operation. Their failure gets them demoted back to the 22 Jump Street (they moved across the road) program. Jump Street’s Captain Dickson (Ice Cube) sends them undercover, as unlikely brothers Brad and Doug McQuaid, to college to arrest the supplier of a drug named WHYPHY (WiFi). The bumbling, but self-confident duo infiltrates the college, but campus life threatens to blow apart their partnership. • Richard: ••••• • Mark: •••••
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Jump Street. Tatum and Hill’s second outing as bumbling cops takes self-aware jabs at the business of sequels Richard: Mark, Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum are producers on the new Jump Street film, which, I guess, explains all the jokes about how much everything cost. At one point Hill actually says, “It’s way more expensive for no reason at all.” I don’t know how much the movie cost to make,
but the self-aware jokes did make me laugh even though it is essentially a remake of the first film, with a few more Laurel and Hardy slapstick gags and amped-up explosions. What was your take? Mark: Richard, I liked this instalment way more than the previous outing. I loved all the self-referential gags, including the brilliant end-credits that hilariously make fun of the inevitable sequels that will follow. I credit the directors, Phil Lord and Chris Miller, for the knowing pop culture sophistication they brought to the film.
They directed the first one, too, but they’ve grown more confident since their Lego Movie hit, which also tweaked the audience’s expectations in a similar way. RC: The end credit sequence, which maps out the next sequels from number 3 to installment 43 — they go to Beauty School and Magic School among other places of higher learning — is probably the funniest part of the movie. The stuff that comes before is amiable, relying on the Mutt and Jeff chemistry of Hill and Tatum for laughs. It’s boisterous and aims to please, but best of all are the self-referential jokes.
By clowning around about the difficulty in making the sequel better than the original, they’re winking at the audience, acknowledging that this is basically a spoof of Hollywood sequels. It’s subversive, meta and kind of brilliant. MB: Yep. Because I can see explosions and pratfalls in any “action comedy”; it’s the subversive stuff that makes this movie stand apart. The intergender fight sequence between Jonah Hill and Jillian Bell (who is incredible throughout the film) is as subversive a take on sexual politics and
“rape culture” that you will ever find. It’s these kinds of scenes that kept me laughing through the picture. The black stoner twins, played expertly by The Lucas Bros, were a masterpiece of writing and comic timing. RC: I agree, but ill-timed jokes about Maya Angelou and Tracy Morgan were sore thumbs for me, but that’s more coincidence, I guess than bad taste. MB: I don’t think those jokes were deliberate, but they sure broke the spell for me. But then Ice Cube’s comic rants got me back.
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Pedro and ligers and tots, oh my! Gosh! Ten years after cracking us up as Napoleon Dynamite, Jon Heder reflects on the movie that launched his career Of all the memorable lines in Napoleon Dynamite, the quirky comedy that introduced the world to “ligers” and “Vote for Pedro” T-shirts, there is one that gets hollered at star Jon Heder more than any other. “Tina, you fat lard, come get some dinner,” says Heder, easily adopting Napoleon’s indignant, breathy voice after all these years. The line — directed at his grandmother’s pet llama, Tina — perfectly captures the offbeat tone of the 2004 film. Made for just $400,000, the movie was picked up by Fox Searchlight and Paramount after premiering at the Sundance Film Festival and made $46 million worldwide. Heder, now 36, celebrated the film’s 10th anniversary this week with other cast members in Los Angeles, where a statue of Napoleon was unveiled on the Fox Studios lot. In a phone interview with The Canadian Press, he said the film’s cult following continues to this day. “I think people really related to Napoleon, whether they felt like him growing up or knew someone like that,” he said. “Even though it’s kind of overthe-top and funny, he’s trying to get skills, he’s trying to figure out what he’s good at and everyone can relate to that.” The bizarre comedy set in a rural Idaho town follows Napo-
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leon, a frizzy-haired teenager with a permanent slack-jawed expression, and the unusual characters around him: his shrimpy brother Kip; footballobsessed Uncle Rico; and shy, crafty friend Deb, played by Tina Majorino. Director Jared Hess took inspiration from his own rural upbringing while writing the
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film with his wife, Jerusha. His brothers even worked at the chicken farm where Napoleon toils, and the llama actually belonged to his mother — although her real name was Dolly, not Tina. “After the film screened for the first time at Sundance, my mom came up to me afterwards and said, ‘Well, that was a lot of
embarrassing family material,’” said Hess with a laugh. “The character of Napoleon, especially — I come from a family of six boys and just about everything that is said in the film or happens in the film, my brothers either said or experienced firsthand.” Hess wrote a short film featuring the Napoleon char-
Australian filmmaker David Michod made quite a first impression with his 2010 debut, Animal Kingdom, so a lot of eyes were on him as he chose a followup. That choice is now here in the form of The Rover, a simple post-apocalyptic tale about a man (Guy Pearce) out for revenge against the guys who stole his car.
any animals, so there’s lots of beautiful stuff to look at, but it also makes it a little bit dull. I realized how much I love roaming in the bush in Australia because of the fact that at any moment something that might kill you could pop out.
Australia seems to lend itself to these post-apocalyptic settings. I love this kind of movie, people stranded in a really inhospitable landscape. And in some ways it doesn’t get more inhospitable than Australia largely because 80 per cent of the country is desert and there are so few people out there. For instance, New Zealand doesn’t really have
Of course, in The Rover it’s more the people that might kill you. In a way, it’s a kind of geopolitical inversion of the world in present day, because the world of The Rover in a way sort of exists on the planet today. It just happens to be in super-violent, resourcerich countries like Nigeria or West African states where there still is an infrastructure and official organization, but it’s just incredibly cutthroat,
acter about a year and a half before the feature. He was struggling to find the right actor to play the central role, before he remembered Heder from one of his classes at film school. “I acted out for him the voice and some of the mannerisms of how he was supposed to sound and look, but then Jon took it and ... he just became the character and totally brought him to life,” Hess said. When Heder read the script for the short film, he said he immediately identified with the Napoleon character because he also grew up in a big family of boys. “I got it right away,” Heder said. “I knew exactly who that person was because so much of Napoleon was in my younger brothers and in myself. We had very similar experiences. I loved it. I was like, ‘This is genius.’” Neither expected the film to go on to be a smash hit or attract a cult following that has lasted a decade. Heder, who later appeared in the Will Ferrell comedy Blades of Glory and Kristen Bell romance When In Rome, said that at first he struggled with the spotlight. “Getting recognized, I got used to it, but it was weird. It changed everything. I’ve forever got this thing — it can either be a cloud or a rainbow — just hovering over you that is the movie Napoleon Dynamite,” he said.
Asked whether he ever gets tired of being so closely associated with one character, Heder said: “I would, if I really didn’t like him. “But I love the movie. I’m so blessed that it was my first film,” he added. “It’s very close to my heart ... I was kind of moving on with my life (at that time). I got married. I was starting my career, and I couldn’t have asked for a better way to do it.” Over the years, the film has spurred countless fan tributes — a YouTube search for “Napoleon Dynamite dance” reveals just how many people have dutifully learned and recreated Heder’s improvised boogie to Jamiroquai’s Canned Heat. But Heder says the strangest fan request he ever received happened while he was speaking at a college several years ago. A fan wanted Heder to recreate a scene where Uncle Rico throws a steak at Napoleon’s head. “This kid came up with a steak and he wanted me to throw the steak at him as part of a retribution act for what Uncle Rico did to me,” recalled Heder. “So I got to throw a steak at someone and I nailed him and it felt great,” he said. “He loved it. Everybody was cheering him on. He felt like a rock star. I felt like a rock star. It was a win-win.”
and there is violence bubbling under the surface at all times.
on that ludicrous endeavour was to enrich their friends. I mean, to cause so much suffering in order to enrich a small number of people is pathologically evil. And it’s difficult, when you think about these things, not to get angry.
There is a sort of sense of anger threaded through this narrative. I can’t remember at what point in the writing process this started to happen, but I started to funnel a lot of my anger and despair into the world of the movie and specifically into Guy’s character — anger at the willingness that the people today seem to have to just let the world fall into disrepair solely to service the rampant greed of a very small number of people. You look at the invasion of Iraq on a certain level, and it would seem to me that the only reason that administration embarked
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The Interview. James Franco and Seth Rogen in North Korea as assassins? Two talk-show hosts are bound for a presidential chat in North Korea but find themselves given a conflicting mission by the secret service in The Interview. Due this fall, the comedy sees James Franco and Seth Rogen’s characters discover that Kim Jong-un loves their celebrity news show. Seizing the opportunity to land an exclusive interview and sidestep from showbiz gossip into serious reportage, the buddies set off for North Korea. But the CIA soon co-opts their travel plans by recruiting them as secret agents and giving them a licence to kill. Lizzy Caplan of Masters of Sex and Cloverfield plays their long-suffering CIA handler, while Korean-American actor Randall Park (Larry Crowne, The Mindy Project) becomes Kim Jong-un. Rogen and Evan Goldberg co-direct, just as they did on This Is The End. The Interview is set for release on October 10 in North America, one year after filming started, with global release dates in the weeks that follow. AFP
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5:50-8:30 No Passes Fri 7-9:40 No Passes Sat-Sun 4:15-7-9:40 No Passes Mon 8 No Passes Tue 7-9:40 No Passes Wed-Thu 8 The Fault in Our Stars (PG) Fri 4:157:05-10:05 Sat-Sun 1:05-4:05-7:0510:05 Mon 5:55-8:45 Tue 4:15-7:0510:05 Wed-Thu 5:55-8:45 Heaven Is for Real (G) Sat-Sun 1:30 How to Train Your Dragon 2 (PG) No Passes Sat-Sun 12:05 How to Train Your Dragon 2 3D (PG) No Passes Fri 5:20-7:45-10:15 No Passes Sat-Sun 2:55-5:20-7:45-10:15 No Passes Mon 5:30-7:55 No Passes Tue 5:20-7:45-10:15 No Passes WedThu 5:30-7:55 Maleficent 3D (PG) Fri 6:30-9 SatSun 3:45-6:30-9 Mon 6:30 Tue 6:30-9
Wed-Thu 6:30 Fri 5:10-7:45-10:10 Sat-Sun 12-2:35-5:10-7:45-10:10 Mon 5:45-8:10 Tue 5:10-7:45-10:10 WedThu 5:45-8:10 A Million Ways to Die in the West (14A) Fri 4:55-7:35-10:25 Sat-Sun 2:15-4:55-7:35-10:25 Mon 5:40-8:20 Tue 4:55-7:35-10:25 Wed-Thu 5:408:20 X-Men: Days of Future Past (PG) Fri 4:25-7:30-10:25 Sat-Sun 1:20-4:257:30-10:25 Mon 5:30-8:25 Tue 4:257:30-10:25 Wed-Thu 5:30-8:25
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Mon-Thu 5:50-8:25 The Grand Budapest Hotel (14A) Fri 4:30-7:20-9:40 Sat-Sun 1:30-4:307:20-9:40 Mon-Thu 5:30-8:15 Holiday (PG) Fri 4:20-7:45 Sat-Sun 1-4:20-7:45 Mon-Thu 7:30 The LEGO Movie 3D (G) Fri 4:407:15-9:35 Sat-Sun 1:40-4:40-7:15-9:35 Mon-Thu 5:40-8:10 Maybe This Time (14A) Fri 4-7-9:50 Sat-Sun 1:10-4-7-9:50 Mon-Thu 5:25-8 Mr. Peabody & Sherman (G) Sat-Sun 1:20 Mr. Peabody & Sherman 3D (G) Fri-Sun 4:10-7:10-9:25 Mon-Thu 5:35-7:50 Noah (PG) Fri 3:50-6:50-9:45 SatSun 12:50-3:50-6:50-9:45 Mon-Thu
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22 Jump Street (14A) Fri 3:50-7-10:05 Sat-Sun 12:50-3:50-7-10:05 Mon-Thu 3:50-7-10:05 Chef (14A) Fri 4-7:10-10 Sat-Sun 1-4-7:10-10 Mon-Thu 4-7:10-10 Edge of Tomorrow (PG) Fri-Thu 3:55 Edge of Tomorrow 3D (PG) Fri 6:55-9:55 Sat-Sun 12:55-6:55-9:55 Mon-Thu 6:55-9:55 The Fault in Our Stars (PG) Fri 3:306:50-9:50 Sat-Sun 12:25-3:30-6:509:50 Mon-Thu 3:30-6:50-9:50 The Grand Seduction (PG) Fri 3:256:30-9:30 Sat-Sun 12:35-3:25-6:309:30 Mon-Thu 3:25-6:30-9:30 How to Train Your Dragon 2 (PG) Fri-Thu 3:40 How to Train Your Dragon 2 3D (PG) Fri 6:40-9:25 Sat-Sun 12:40-6:40-9:25 Mon-Thu 6:40-9:25 Maleficent (PG) Fri-Thu 4:10 Maleficent 3D (PG) Fri 7:15-9:40 Sat-Sun 1:05-7:15-9:40 Mon-Thu 7:15-9:40 X-Men: Days of Future Past (PG) Fri-Thu 3:20 X-Men: Days of Future Past 3D (PG) Fri 6:35-9:45 Sat-Sun 12:20-6:35-9:45 Mon-Thu 6:35-9:45
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Pippa embarks on bike race across this side of the pond
METRO DISH OUR TAKE ON THE WORLD OF CELEBRITIES Lindsay Lohan
Out of problems, LiLo turns on freckles
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Ben Affleck
Card countin’ Affleck gets kicked out of Windsor casino, to the surprise of no one in particular A day trip to Caesars Windsor turned into a dark night for Ben Affleck last month. According to Radar Online, the 41-year-old actor took a break from filming Batman v. Superman in Detroit to hit the Canadian casino on May 31. “He sat down and played for roughly 20 minutes before security heard he was there. They made the dealers stop what they were doing
and asked him to leave. Ben seemed pretty mad,” a source told Radar. Affleck is a well-known card shark, having been banned from casinos in Las Vegas for counting cards; his reputation appears to have preceded him at Caesars. Multiple calls to the casino by Metro were not returned by press time Thursday. METRO
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Next time you’re driving in America, glance at the bike lane. Do you see a lovely butt and very shiny hair? You may be sharing the road with a princess-adjacent socialite. Beginning June 15, Pippa Middleton is biking across America. Pippa and her brother James Middleton are participating in the Race Across America, a crosscountry bicycle race from Oceanside, Calif., to Annapolis, Md. They’ll be part of an eight-person relay team with their friend James Matthews, raising money for the foundation named for James’ brother Michael Matthews. Michael Matthews passed away at the age of 22 while descending from Mount Everest. The foundation begun in his name raises money for education for poor children around the world. If you want to cheer on the Middletons, I would aim for the nice flat Illinois bit to see her at her best. I imagine the Rockies are terrible for hair shininess. Of course, Pippa’s part of an eight-person relay team, so you might spot a random rugged Englishman instead of Her Buttness, but those are nice too.
Lindsay Lohan is looking to turn over a whole new leaf, and that apparently involves changing one very iconic part of her image. “She’s always loved her freckles — well, pretended to, anyway — but now she’s decided it’s time to get rid of them and she’s looking into having them either bleached or lasered away,” a sources tells the National Enquirer. “Lindsay is known for trying new things, but she’s shocked friends and family members by suddenly getting irate over her freckles.”
Louis C.K.
Bieber says I love you, one deleted Instagram photo at a time Social media is the bane of the fickle heart, as Justin Bieber is proving with his erratic postings pertaining to on-again, off-again girlfriend Selena Gomez. While it has seemed that the couple had finally split for good in recent months, Bieber doesn’t seem so sure. Just this week, he posted a close-up photo of the two in an embrace with the caption, “Our love is unconditional.” Suggesting a tentative Romeo, he quickly deleted the posting — but not before many of his 16 million Instagram followers screengrabbed it and re-posted it.
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Louis C.K. asks TMZ to take down Tracy Morgan crash photos Louis C.K. is asking TMZ to do what it never has before: Have a little class. The gossip site has posted footage taken after the crash that killed comedian Jimmy Mack and injured four others, including Tracy Morgan and comedian Ardie Fuqua. The footage, taken by a passerby, allegedly shows rescuers lifting the injured Fuqua out of the vehicle and onto the road. Louis C.K. has joined Fuqua’s daughter Krizya Guterriez in pleading for the video to come down — or at least for the ghoulishly curious public to stop clicking on it.
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Pink is the new white when it comes to casual back deck sipping wine. Rosé has been the warm weather go-to for Europeans for years and Canada is starting to catch up. Sadly, our opinion of blush wines has been influenced by white zinfandel: a popular, but polarizing, version that’s typically confectionary and usually sweet (most rosé is dry). Though pleasant enough, their reputation as a simple tipple for those new to wine hasn’t done classic rosé styles any favours. A rosé’s pink hue comes from dark grape skins coming into contact for a short while with the juice. The longer they’re together, the darker the wine. Spain has a history of rosé production using indigenous grape varietals. The Marqués de Cáceres 2013 Rosado ($13.95 $16.29) is made from tempranillo and its balance of juicy, berry fruit with a refreshing dryness is a benchmark. As well as tasting great, rosé wines are fantastic with food — especially if the dish is eclectic or has an aggressive, dominating flavour.
This recipe serves four. MATTHEW MEAD/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Expect grate-ness Grilled Caramelized Onion and Feta Pizza. Don’t limit this family favourite to a hot oven. It can easily be made in your backyard Onions are a bit of a reflex buy for many. Every time these people go to the grocer they always buy a bag of onions. They’re a kitchen staples so you must always be about to run out, right? It’s a good theory. But if that was the case, you wouldn’t currently have 15 pounds of onions on the counter. That’s where this grillfriendly way of using a whole mess of caramelized onions
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2. Meanwhile, in large, heavy
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Ingredients • 20-oz ball purchased pizza crust • 2 tbsp butter • 2 medium yellow onions, thinly sliced • 1/3 cup golden raisins • 4 cloves garlic, minced • 1 tbsp caraway seeds • 12-oz jar roasted red peppers, drained and sliced • Olive oil • 1/3 cup pine nuts • 1/2 cup crumbled feta cheese
3. When the onions are done, heat the grill to medium-high. On a lightly floured counter, roll the pizza dough out to a 14-inch round. Brush the top of the dough with oil, then trans-
fer it to a large plate or platter for carrying it to the grill. Have your remaining ingredients prepared, then bring everything to the grill.
4. Flip the dough onto the grill,
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World Cup. Hosts open tournament with 3-1 win; Croatia shaken by controversial penalty Neymar gave Brazil a winning start to its home World Cup, scoring twice to lead the host nation to an unconvincing 3-1 victory over Croatia in the opening game on Thursday. In his 50th match with Brazil, the 22-year-old forward scored a goal in each half to help the hosts survive an early scare and escape disaster in front of a packed Itaquerao Stadium after Croatia had taken an early lead. Marcelo found his own net while trying to clear a low cross by Ivica Olic in the 11th minute, but Neymar then showed why the nation’s high hopes are all pinned on him. He equalized in the 29th minute, clearing a defender in midfield before making a run toward the edge of the area and firing a perfectly placed low shot that went in off the post. The game turned on a controversial penalty awarded by Japanese referee Yuichi Nishimura in the 71st minute when striker Fred went down inside the area under minimal contact from defender Dejan Lovren. Neymar scored from the spot for his 33rd goal with Brazil. The Barcelona star got a standing ovation when he was substituted near the end of the match. “It’s important to start
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Portugal star taking precautions
Brazil’s Neymar, middle, celebrates his second goal with Hernanes, left, and Fred during the opening match of the World Cup against Croatia on Thursday in Sao Paulo, Brazil. ADAM PRETTY/GETTY IMAGES
Keeping his cool
“I stayed calm because if I let myself get down I would have hurt the team.” Brazilian player Marcelo on scoring an own goal
these tournaments with the right foot, with a victory,” Neymar said. “I’m happy that I got to score, but the entire team deserves credit. We maintained our calm and showed we could
battle back.” The Croatians were furious. “If that was a penalty, we should be playing basketball. Those kinds of fouls are penalized there,” Croatia coach Niko Kovac said. “That is shameful, this is not a World Cup referee. He had one kind of criteria for them and another for us. The rules were not the same,” Kovac said. As Croatia searched desperately for an equalizer, Oscar added to the lead in the first minute of injury time with a
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toe poke from just outside the penalty area. Croatia had a few good chances toward the end and had a goal disallowed in the 83rd after the referee ruled Olic had fouled Brazil goalkeeper Julio Cesar. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Cristiano Ronaldo cut short a training session with Portugal on Thursday, leaving the field with an ice pack over his left knee — indicating that his tendinitis may still be bothering the star forward. Ronaldo trained with the rest of the team for about 15-20 minutes doing physical exercises but then did not take part in the rest of the session with full ball drills. Instead, he stretched on his own and signed a few shirts for fans before going to sit on the bench. When he left, he had an ice pack over his left knee. Ronaldo has been bothered by left leg injuries ahead of the World Cup, and was sidelined for two weeks with tendinitis in the knee and a thigh problem. However, Portugal midfielder Joao Moutinho said there was nothing to worry about concerning Ronaldo’s health. “Ever since he started to train with us he has been 100 per cent like the rest of us,” Moutinho said. “Everything is fine with him... The ice is normal after training.” THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Marve on a mission at Bomber camp CFL. After promising late-game performance, QB becoming a Bombers fan favourite Robert Marve knows that when you give Winnipeg Blue Bomber fans something to cheer about, you feel the love. Marve is one of three quarterbacks coach Mike O’Shea says are in the running to back up starter Drew Willy for the Bombers. He spent a scant few minutes on the field last Thursday at the end of a 24-22 loss to the Toronto Argonauts but didn’t waste a second. He rushed for 17 yards and connected with three out of four passes, including one for a touchdown to rook-
ie receiver Donavon Kemp. It gave fans a reason to cheer, and they responded in person and on Twitter. “I did get some Bomber love,” he said Thursday after practice. “That was nice. The fans are awesome and I appreciate all the support.” Marve will get another chance to play Saturday when the Bombers visit the Calgary Stampeders in Calgary, but coach Mike O’Shea couldn’t say how much. “We’ll see all four,” he said. “Now how the time’s broken down, we’ll see how it all plays out. But the plan right now is, as I said yesterday, to give Drew all the time he needs to feel comfortable and for the offence to get comfortable with him.” Willy also didn’t sound too concerned Thursday about how much time he
Making his case
Robert Marve, seen here at the NFL combine on April 8, 2013, in Arlington, Texas, is in a battle for the backup quarterback spot with the Blue Bombers. Tony Gutierrez/The Canadian Press/The Associated Press file
Players union accepts league’s new deal The CFL Players’ Association has voted to accept a new collective bargaining agreement with the league. The union said in a statement Thursday night that its players voted to accept the fiveyear contract reached Saturday with the CFL. “It’s a YES!” offensive lineman Peter Dyakowski, a player rep with the Hamilton TigerCats, tweeted. “We’ve got a new CBA! “It’s time to get back to football! #Everybodywins.”
Split vote
“The mood is mixed. Guys are entitled to their own opinion and every man is going to make his own choice.” Argonauts centre Jeff Keeping, a member of the union executive
The CFL’s board of governors is scheduled to vote on the deal Friday and the expectation
is they’ll accept it. The CFLPA didn’t provide a breakdown of the votes but a majority of players — 50 per cent plus one — on six of the nine CFL teams was required for the deal to be accepted. The players voted in favour despite many expressing their unhappiness publicly and on social media about the deal. It offers a $5-million salary cap in the first year of the agreement after the CFLPA had originally sought a $6.24-million cap.
I felt good in the game. My knee felt fine when I was running so I’m ready to go physically.” Robert Marve, who has had three operations on the ACL in his left knee
will get as the team plays its last pre-season game before their CFL home opener against the Argos June 26. He had two seasons with the Saskatchewan Roughriders in a backup capacity and at least on Thursday was getting a lot more playing time in practice. O’Shea insists the role of backup in Winnipeg is still very much up for grabs. In terms of CFL experience, Max Hall would seem to have the inside track. He finished last season as the pivot the Bombers turned to most often as they struggled to find a way to win. But they also brought in Marve and Brian Brohm to audition. At just 25, Marve is the youngest of the three. A high-school star in Florida, his college career was marred by three operations to repair three tears of the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee. Likely as a result, he was undrafted in the 2013 NFL draft. The Canadian Press
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Best not always good enough in cup final Still alive. Lundqvist’s goaltending keeps Los Angeles from clean sweep of final After feeling satisfied about his team’s play in three losses to open the Stanley Cup final, New York Rangers coach Alain Vigneault could easily empathize with the Los Angeles Kings when the roles were reversed in Game 4. “It was a real tough game, I think, for L.A,” Vigneault said. “It was probably their best game of the playoffs that they’ve played against us.” And it was a loss, as the Kings failed to finish off the sweep thanks to 40 saves by Henrik Lundqvist, one by Anton Stralman and one by a combination of snow built up in the crease and Derek Stepan. That the Rangers needed so
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“At the end of the day, we weren’t good enough to win.” Dustin Brown. L.A. Kings captain on not eliminating the Rangers 4-0
The Kings will try to win their second Stanley Cup in three years in Game 5 on Friday night in Los Angeles. Bruce Bennett/Getty Images
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May 22 - June 21 Don’t let others dictate to you because once they get the idea that you can be ordered about they will make your life a misery. Make sure they know you can bite as well as you bark.
June 22 - July 23 If you allow yourself to be talked into doing something you don’t want to do today, you will regret it for weeks or months to come. There’s no easy way to tell people you can’t help them. Just say “no”.
July 24 - Aug. 23 The full moon could have you doing things and saying things that will cause problems of a romantic nature. Handle affairs of the heart with a great deal of care over the next 48 hours.
Virgo
Aug. 24 - Sept. 23 Because today’s full moon cuts across a powerful angle of your chart you must be ready for those around you to overreact in some way. On the home front there will be times when logic goes out the window.
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Dec. 22 - Jan. 20 You may not be able to make sense of what is happening at the moment but don’t worry. You aren’t the only one who is having a hard time getting a grip on reality. Once the full moon fades all will be revealed.
Jan. 21 - Feb. 19 The more you socialize now, the more likely it is you’ll learn something to your advantage. Before the day is over you will be good friends with someone who shares your beliefs, ideals and taste for adventure.
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64. Sigh Down 1. “__! __ that one!” (Wrong-picking exclamation) 2. Canada’s motto: ‘_ __ Usque Ad Mare’ (From Sea to Sea)
3. With __ __ hand, like an autograph seeker 4. Vegas band set to perform at this weekend’s MuchMusic Video Awards: 2 wds. 5. ‘Velvet’ suffix 6. Adjust again
7. Grand Ole __ 8. Grazing land 9. Lifeboat lowering crane 10. Stunt person 11. Entries 12. Devoured 15. One would sound the alarms: 2 wds. 17. Tune by New Zealand singer Lorde that goes: “I’ll be the beauty queen in tears...”: 2 wds. 20. Shag rug 24. Place 25. Absurd 26. Moos cousins 28. Q&A’s ‘A’ [abbr.] 29. Clairvoyance, commonly 31. _ __ up job 32. South Pacific island group 33. Raise money as a group, Web-style 37. ETA part, briefly 38. Bering, e.g. 40. Appropriate 41. Grunge hub 44. Joe Biden, et al. 46. Glorify 49. Ms. Burke 50. “The Little Mermaid” (1989) princess 51. “Sugar is sweet and __ __ you.” 53. City of Egypt 55. Lettered truck maker 56. Get an ‘_’ __ (Score better than B+) 57. Brit’s toilet 59. Jinx
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Yesterday’s Crossword
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48. Nutrition amts. 52. “Family Guy” network 53. Alphabetic sequence 54. Architect Mr. Saarinen 55. Knight’s protection
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Across 1. Canada’s 17th Prime Minister, John __ Turner 7. Former 10. Day: Spanish 13. Ontario home of The Youngtown Museum, dedicated to rocker Neil Young 14. __ blouse 16. Beatles’ “Hey Jude” sounds... 17. Cross over 18. Unique, briefly 19. Squirrel’s nest 21. Drink cooler 22. Q. “What’s a synonym for ‘Can’?” A. “Hmmm... ‘__’, _ think.” 23. Ms. Rand 24. __ apartment 27. Southeastern Ontario town, Greater __ 30. Guido __ (Baroque painter) 31. Mount Everest challenge 34. ‘Lobby’ suffix 35. Terrible tsar 36. Poets 37. Pharaoh snake 38. Malodour 39. Roman love god 40. Bow 41. One Direction member Harry 42. “Is __ _ good time?” 43. Saying sort 45. Techie device 47. Work __ _ sweat
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Max: 21° Min: 8°
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Nov. 23 - Dec. 21 The full moon in your sign could see you acting out of character today and you may even make a fool of yourself. But what does it matter? It’s all good, clean fun.
Aquarius
Leo
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Scorpio
Oct. 24 - Nov. 22 There is no reason you should not go out and have a good time but that does not mean you have to buy drinks for everyone. You have been far too generous of late.
Capricorn
Cancer
sunny sunnysnow snow rain
Libra
Sept. 24 - Oct. 23 You seem a bit excitable but that’s OK — most likely nothing bad will come of it. In fact this looks like being a good time for you, especially if you are traveling or planning a vacation.
Sagittarius
Gemini
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