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Theatre 20’s mandate is not only to foster our incredible Canadian talent, but also to work with the community to encourage the development of new work. To help achieve that goal Theatre 20 has partnered with Sheridan College to foster the growth and development of new pieces.  Associate Dean of Performing Arts Michael Rubinoff was on hand to explain the project, which will be Canada’s first incubator for the development of new musical theatre works by Canadian and international composers, lyricists and book writers.  
The second production in Theatre 20’s inaugural season is Raindogs, and will be mounted in connection with Sheridan College and the CMTP program.  The musical is based on Lanford Wilson’s Balm in Gildead and features original music by Andrew MacBean, Paul Chant and Bozo Suzuki.  The show is set in 1969 in the UK, and tells the story of a young prostitute who meets an inept drug dealer, and examines the seedy underground world that they play in.

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… People use this sort of software to record for business purposes or to record family calls for people who can’t be there themselves,” says Phil Wolff, editor of the Skype Journal blog.
In some cases medical professionals will record their discussions with patients and colleagues to protect themselves in case of litigation.
But in most cases if you witness something on Skype – as with any webcam system – there will be no video evidence to back you up.
This lack of a forensic trail is quite attractive to some groups.
Under the radar
“Anything people can do, for good or bad, they will do with Skype,” says Mr Wolff.
In 2009 it was reported that organised criminals, arms and drugs traffickers, and prostitution rings in Milan, Italy, were using Skype in order to frustrate investigators who regularly tapped their phones.

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… People use this sort of software to record for business purposes or to record family calls for people who can’t be there themselves,” says Phil Wolff, editor of the Skype Journal blog.
In some cases medical professionals will record their discussions with patients and colleagues to protect themselves in case of litigation.
But in most cases if you witness something on Skype – as with any webcam system – there will be no video evidence to back you up.
This lack of a forensic trail is quite attractive to some groups.
Under the radar
“Anything people can do, for good or bad, they will do with Skype,” says Mr Wolff.
In 2009 it was reported that organised criminals, arms and drugs traffickers, and prostitution rings in Milan, Italy, were using Skype in order to frustrate investigators who regularly tapped their phones.

See the full article from “Updated News”

… People use this sort of software to record for business purposes or to record family calls for people who can’t be there themselves,” says Phil Wolff, editor of the Skype Journal blog.
In some cases medical professionals will record their discussions with patients and colleagues to protect themselves in case of litigation.
But in most cases if you witness something on Skype – as with any webcam system – there will be no video evidence to back you up.
This lack of a forensic trail is quite attractive to some groups.
Under the radar
“Anything people can do, for good or bad, they will do with Skype,” says Mr Wolff.
Skype is now commonplace in business and in showbiz for video conferencing
In 2009 it was reported that organised criminals, arms and drugs traffickers, and prostitution rings in Milan, Italy, were using Skype in order to frustrate investigators who regularly tapped their phones.

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Nikota Martin, 26, of Brampton, Ont., was arrested Friday evening by Peel Region police officers at a Mississauga apartment building.
Martin faces multiple charges, including being an accessory after the fact, failing to stop for police, dangerous operation of a vehicle, driving while suspended, improper storage of a firearm, occupying a vehicle with a firearm and possession of a firearm.
London police issued a warrant for Martin’s arrest after a Jan. 11 shooting outside a suspected Hells Angels clubhouse in London.
Diamond Ialenti, a full-patch Hells Angel, was shot along with a woman.
Ialenti was in serious condition in hospital following the shooting. The woman was treated at hospital and released.
A London man and two Brampton men were arrested shortly after the shooting following a high-speed chase.
The shooting came after several suspected arsons at London businesses, including a tattoo shop, two massage parlours and a strip club.

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Director Aaron Willis has kept all the period appropriate references to VCRs, Quentin Tarantino’s breakout films, and the release of the Tommy Lee & Pamela Anderson sex tape intact. He and sound designer Lindsay Taft have also done a plum job of giving the piece an authentic late ’90s soundtrack—Radiohead, Green Day, etc.—that thankfully never overwhelms the actor’s dialogue. RENT really is discussed, in a withering appraisal by Petra, who’s developed a tenuous friendship with a lonely patron (Mike McPhaden, in a nicely nuanced turn) at the strip club where she’s secretly taken up dancing again. Loneliness is a disease that creeps up on all the characters in Shinn’s play, though it’s more obvious with some; Stephen’s, for instance, is outright and desperate, and exaggerated by Mark’s repression and new lifestyle choices (which drive Lewis’ still-pining character to distraction).

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Nikota Martin, 26, of Brampton, Ont., was arrested Friday evening by Peel Region police officers at a Mississauga apartment building.
Martin faces multiple charges, including being an accessory after the fact, failing to stop for police, dangerous operation of a vehicle, driving while suspended, improper storage of a firearm, occupying a vehicle with a firearm and possession of a firearm.
London police issued a warrant for Martins arrest after a Jan. 11 shooting outside a suspected Hells Angels clubhouse in London.
Diamond Ialenti, a full-patch Hells Angel, was shot along with a woman.
Ialenti was in serious condition in hospital following the shooting. The woman was treated at hospital and released.
A London man and two Brampton men were arrested shortly after the shooting following a high-speed chase.
The shooting came after several suspected arsons at London businesses, including a tattoo shop, two massage parlours and a strip club.

See the full article from “CANOE”

Martin faces multiple charges, including accessory to attempt murder, failing to stop for police, dangerous operation of a vehicle, driving while suspended, improper storage of a firearm, occupying a vehicle with a firearm and possession of a firearm.
London police issued a warrant for Martin’s arrest after a Jan. 11 shooting outside a suspected Hells Angels clubhouse on Grey St. in London.
Diamond Ialenti, a full-patch Hells Angel, was shot along with a woman.
Ialenti was in serious condition in hospital following the shooting. The woman was treated at hospital and released.
Three men, including a London man and two Brampton men, were arrested shortly after the shooting following a high-speed chase.
The shooting came after several arsons at London adult businesses, including a tattoo shop, two massage parlours and a strip club.
A massage parlour in St. Thomas, Ont., was also torched.

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… The activities that take place at these clubs have to be brought under control,” he insisted. “Right now, there’s no laws that governs these clubs or the swingers inside.”
The association has written to city councillors and licensing officials to take action.
City of Toronto spokesman Bruce Hawkins said there are no plans to start licensing the clubs, adding they are governed by the Criminal Code.
He noted “services” are not provided by owners of the clubs.
“The activity is carried out by the patrons,” he said in an e-mail.
The owners of Wicked, meanwhile, said they’re abiding by all city bylaws and guidelines.
“We are operating under the rule of law,” said co-owner Aurora Benzion. “We are providing a venue for people to meet.”
Benzion said her club is different from a strip club or massage parlour, since her patrons “have a very different lifestyle.”

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… She was on methadone and hardline abstinence pushers were telling her to get off of it,” he said. Ferentzy calls this an unrealistic and cruel standard to impose upon any addict and blames this line of thinking for the dramatic relapse, overdose, and death of his friend. “Unfortunately, many people consider dependence of any kind or degree to be a problem. But that is a very moralistic conception of what a human being ought to be.”
That moralistic conception lies at the heart of what is wrong with North American notions of addiction, he argues in his book. There is a “punishing attitude,” taken for granted among addiction specialists and user support groups, that an addict must suffer the full pains of withdrawal before they can begin to recover.
For example, he argues, going hand-in-hand with the “abstinence only” view of drug addiction is the assumption that addicts must hit their “rock bottom” before they can summon the conviction to get clean.
But imagine a drug addicted prostitute who is not yet ready to kick her habit, he says.

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