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BOOK REVIEW
DETAILS
Publisher: Biblioasis
Price: $19.95 paper
ISBN: 978-1-89723-192-0
Page count: 304 pp.
Size: 5¼ x 8¼
Released: Sept.
Combat Camera
by A.J. Somerset
Mentally and physically wounded after years of covering wars, photographer Lucas Zane, the main character in A.J. Somerset’s debut novel (winner of the 2010 Metcalf-Rooke Award for an unpublished manuscript), finds himself down and out in Toronto. He lands a job taking photos for a pornographer, a gig that leads him to witness horrors of another kind. While in the studio, he meets Melissa, a young stripper whose life is careening off track. Zane needs a subject and Melissa needs a father figure, and the two form an odd partnership that takes them to Vancouver.
Somerset, who has worked as a soldier, journalist, and freelance photographer, seems well versed in his subject matter. The book is filled with vivid descriptions of light and even provides a good practical lesson on developing a roll of film in a bathtub, which is sure to thrill anyone with a penchant for the pre-digital days.

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Look out for: Hey, there’s the CN Tower, looming large in some background shots like a silent sentinel. Who knows what nefarious broadcasts are being beamed from this massive TV antenna?
The Incredible Hulk (2008)
Admittedly, here’s yet another example where Toronto is disguised as a number of other cities, as is nearby industrial Hamilton, Ontario, which also gets in on the action (it’s a grittier and less expensive location).
The climactic fight sequence at the end is meant to take place in Harlem, with a faux Apollo Theatre marquee to confuse the unsuspecting cinemagoer.
But the other landmarks in this sequence are such notable Torontonian fixtures from the Yonge/Dundas intersection that they warrant inclusion: the Big Slice pizzeria, the Zanzibar strip club, and the neon discs from the much-loved (and now lost) Sam The Record Man.

See the full article from “Den Of Geek”

… It is too early to for me to say what could have and might have been done differently,” he said. “We are looking at what was done and perhaps what was not done here.”
He said surveillance video at the jail does not extend inside the cells but covers hallways. He said he was unsure of whether guards typically wake up inmates during routine observances.
“I don’t know that it’s the duty and obligation of guards to wake up people to see if they are OK,” he said.
Markoff was taken into custody during a traffic stop as he and McAllister were driving to Foxwoods Resort Casino in Connecticut last year six days after Brisman’s death. Authorities say he had lured Brisman to a hotel and botched a robbery to support a gambling habit.
Authorities also had charged Markoff in the armed robbery of a Las Vegas woman and the assault of a stripper inside a Rhode Island hotel.

See the full article from “Metro Canada – Toronto”

GLAM! A Variety Show of Epic Proportions
GLAM! A Variety Show of Epic Proportions
You are invited to a Cabaret of performances exemplifying Glamour, power and humour in Toronto’s unique community of artists and performers.
Come join us Tuesday August 10th, 2010 for a night that can only be summed up with one word “GLAM!”
Hosted by Blog Queen and Former Stripper Yoko Sanchez.
Featuring standup performances from Martha O’Neill (2009 Canadian Comedy Award Nominee), Marilla Wex, Diana Love, Emily Roach & Topher McFarlane.
With exclusive musical performances from Brian Doyle (featured on MTV Logo’s Chris & John Go to Camp!), 2010 Toronto Independent Music Award Nominee Morgan Sadler, Broadway Infused Lee-Anne Galloway, and Singing Comedy duo Brock & McGill.
As well as premiere sketches from The Syndicate of syndicatecomedy.com.

See the full article from “blogTO (blog)”

Privacy commissioner probes alleged breach at Service Ontario kioskLee Greenberg, The Ottawa Citizen: Wednesday, August 4, 2010
TORONTO – Ontario’s privacy commissioner is investigating alleged breaches of the province’s change of address website, a spokesman says.
The investigation follows the discovery by a Southern Ontario man that his identity had been stolen by thieves who allegedly used a Service Ontario kiosk in Hamilton.
The thieves changed the man’s home address to that of a Niagara Falls, Ont., strip club. They also applied for a credit report.
The government has temporarily suspended the online licence address change service while it investigates the matter.
The privacy commissioner is also looking into the site, according to a spokesman.
 “We’ve had two complaints to date,” said Bob Spence.
More than 260,000 drivers’ licence address changes were reportedly done using the service during the past year.  

See the full article from “Global Regina”

Privacy commissioner probes alleged breach at Service Ontario kioskLee Greenberg, The Ottawa Citizen: Wednesday, August 4, 2010
TORONTO – Ontario’s privacy commissioner is investigating alleged breaches of the province’s change of address website, a spokesman says.
The investigation follows the discovery by a Southern Ontario man that his identity had been stolen by thieves who allegedly used a Service Ontario kiosk in Hamilton.
The thieves changed the man’s home address to that of a Niagara Falls, Ont., strip club. They also applied for a credit report.
The government has temporarily suspended the online licence address change service while it investigates the matter.
The privacy commissioner is also looking into the site, according to a spokesman.
 “We’ve had two complaints to date,” said Bob Spence.
More than 260,000 drivers’ licence address changes were reportedly done using the service during the past year.  

See the full article from “Global Winnipeg”

Privacy commissioner probes alleged breach at Service Ontario kioskLee Greenberg, The Ottawa Citizen: Wednesday, August 4, 2010
TORONTO – Ontario’s privacy commissioner is investigating alleged breaches of the province’s change of address website, a spokesman says.
The investigation follows the discovery by a Southern Ontario man that his identity had been stolen by thieves who allegedly used a Service Ontario kiosk in Hamilton.
The thieves changed the man’s home address to that of a Niagara Falls, Ont., strip club. They also applied for a credit report.
The government has temporarily suspended the online licence address change service while it investigates the matter.
The privacy commissioner is also looking into the site, according to a spokesman.
 “We’ve had two complaints to date,” said Bob Spence.
More than 260,000 drivers’ licence address changes were reportedly done using the service during the past year.  

See the full article from “Global Toronto”

Privacy commissioner probes alleged breach at Service Ontario kioskLee Greenberg, The Ottawa Citizen: Wednesday, August 4, 2010
TORONTO – Ontario’s privacy commissioner is investigating alleged breaches of the province’s change of address website, a spokesman says.
The investigation follows the discovery by a Southern Ontario man that his identity had been stolen by thieves who allegedly used a Service Ontario kiosk in Hamilton.
The thieves changed the man’s home address to that of a Niagara Falls, Ont., strip club. They also applied for a credit report.
The government has temporarily suspended the online licence address change service while it investigates the matter.
The privacy commissioner is also looking into the site, according to a spokesman.
 “We’ve had two complaints to date,” said Bob Spence.
More than 260,000 drivers’ licence address changes were reportedly done using the service during the past year.  

See the full article from “Global BC”

… It’s not enough now simply to say we’re going to fix it. Its important now for the Liberal government to determine how many people have been exposed and to ensure that those people who have been exposed have not had their identities corrupted.”
At least one affected person who lives in the Niagara region has contacted Kormos, and he said there could be more cases across the province.
The man, who asked to speak on condition of anonymity because he is concerned about having his identity stolen again, said the Ministry of Transportation told him his address had been changed at a Service Ontario kiosk in Hamilton.
He went to Niagara Falls to look at the new address listed on his file, and found it was an abandoned strip club.
He checked his credit history and found that someone had requested his credit report and attached a photocopy of a new driver’s licence with his name and photo, but with the address of the strip club.

See the full article from “CTV.ca”

Real-time moves failed to register at 11:37 a.m., said TMX Group Inc. spokeswoman Carolyn Quick, noting the TMX’s small-cap TSX Venture exchange was not affected.
At about 12:45 p.m., the indexes began updating again, the exchange operator said, without citing reasons for the problem.
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CALGARY — Syncrude Canada Ltd, the country’s largest oilsands operation, will shut down one of its cokers in September for a 45-day maintenance turnaround.
Canadian Oil Sands Trust, the Syncrude joint venture’s largest shareholder, said in its quarterly outlook released on Thursday that the planned turnaround on Coker 8-1 was one of the reasons it lowered its annual production forecast by 5 million barrels to 110 million barrels.
Its forecast was also lowered because of problems this month with the vacuum distillation unit and sour water stripper at its upgrader.

See the full article from “Regina Leader-Post”