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PHOTO CARMINE MARINELLI winter boots for a spin. WEDNESDAY 2 › NEWS NOVEMBER 3 2010 OVERHEARD Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlus- The federal government Ashley Kirilow, the Burlington, coni sparked uproar Tuesday by claim- didn’t announce its decision Ont., woman who faked cancer, › ing it was better to love girls than gays. Tuesday on the bid for Potash has pleaded guilty to one count Gay rights groups are outraged and Corp., the review results are of fraud over $5,000 but still 1 fuelled new calls for him to step down.

flash 2 expected Wednesday. 3 faces more charges.

GOOD NEWS WEIRD NEWS YOUR MONEY ↓DOLLAR A 15-month-old baby girl survived a fall from a sev- enth-floor apartment in Paris almost unscathed 0.99 $ after bouncing off a cafe awning and into the arms + 0.007 $ of a passerby, police said on Tuesday. The infant had been playing unsupervised with her four-year- NASDAQ old sister on Monday when she somehow fell out of the window, a spokesman for local city police 2,533.52

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DOW Scientists create giant dragonflies ↓ 11,188.72 Scientists in Arizona are trying to recreate the giant, horrifying insects of yore. During + 64.10 Earth’s late Carboniferous Period, dragonflies had wingspans of 70 centimetres, which sci- LIVING LIGER Maybe not ‘bred for its skills in magic’ as suggested by Napoleon Dynamite, but this rare liger seen in the Gantang Zoo in Jiujiang, China is one of 20 of the entists have long attributed to high oxygen real-live creatures in the world: The unusual result of a male lion breeding with a female levels in the atmosphere. Researchers at Ari- tiger. The survival rate of newborn ligers is just one in 15,000. WENN.COM STREET TALK zona State University tested this theory by URBANDICTIONARY.COM rearing a dozen different kinds of bugs in varying levels of oxygen. — QMI AGENCY Electile dysfunction FACEBOOK CAN PREDICT THE FUTURE OF YOUR LOVE LIFE (noun) The inability to A chart that maps the relationship patterns some of his newest works, including the become aroused over any of 10,000 Facebook users shows people's Facebook break-up graph. It shows a major candidate choices put BY THE NUMBERS break-up patterns — and they mostly match peak in break-ups in the days leading up to forth by any party. up with college vacation times. The chart is Spring Break and another big peak at the Who do you like in this the brainchild of David McCandless, a de- start of the summer. People are most likely to race? Nobody. I think signer and author best known for his Infor- announce a break-up on Facebook on a mation Is Beauty project, where he makes Monday. But the best day for avoiding I’m suffering from electile aesthetically pleasing graphs and charts heartache is Christmas, the day with the low- dysfunction. using different kinds of data. In a recent TED est number of break-ups of the year. How- Talk, with renowned speakers giving lectures ever, there is a peak of break-ups two weeks on various subjects, McCandless revealed before Christmas. — REUTERS Vancouver Weather TWITTERTRENDS Today High 13 #election: Americans took to the Low 10 polls Tuesday to cast their deci- Mainly sunny with a few sions for the midterm election. morning clouds. Winds light. They also took to Twitter to talk Tomorrow about it. It didn’t hurt online stats High 14 that candidates, including Low 9 Barack Obama, looked to social Cloudy with light rain (POP networking sites in the 11th hour 60%). 43 storeys for campaign leverage. Friday

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Mounties in Surrey are puzzled after a number of bones were discovered Santa Claus can always expect his mailbox to overflow during the holiday late Tuesday morning near Highway 10 and 126 St. Construction crews season so Canada Post will offer a helping hand. More than 11,000 cur- made the grisly discovery when excavating a lot. The wooded area has rent and retired Canada Post employees will volunteer their time to re- been taped off while police investigate. Police aren’t sure if the bones are spond to letters in the language in which they are received, the postal human. – QMI AGENCY service said Tuesday in Vancouver. Last year Canadian post volunteers replied to more than 1.1 million letters and 39,000 emails. – QMI AGENCY

LOTTO MAX JACKPOT Couple wins $50M (Left to right) Tracy Olajide, Tammy Pipe, Victoria Younker. SUBMITTED PHOTOS MATT KIELTYKA QMI Agency Kurt Blanchette-Ebert quit New info sought in his job at a small bakery Monday. On Tuesday, the 63-year- historic homicides old and his partner Claude, MATT KIELTYKA found at the three sites. 52, became the country’s QMI Agency Tiny yellow flecks were newest millionaires when It’s been 15 years since three found on each victim, possibly they claimed their $50 mil- Vancouver women’s strangled rubber from a raincoat or other lion Lotto Max jackpot prize bodies were found in remote clothing. in Vancouver. logging areas in the Fraser Val- Cater said someone must “I put the ticket in the ma- ley. know something and is calling chine and it said $50 million,” And though police have long for people to come forward Kurt told media at the BC held the belief that the deaths with information. Lottery Corporation’s office of Tracy Olajide, Tammy Pipe Some already have since po- in Richmond. “The first thing and Victoria Younker are lice released information I said was ‘holy s---!’” linked, they are no closer to Monday night. The modest couple was so identifying a suspect. Anyone with information is shocked by their win on Fri- “It’s hard to believe we asked to call the E-Valley in- day, it took them a few days haven’t been able to identify a vestigation tip line at 1-877- to work up the courage to person yet,” admitted RCMP 687-3377. cash in. S/Sgt. John Cater, in charge of “Well yesterday I had to quit the Missing Women Task my job,” laughed Kurt. “I’ve Force investigation. “For all we Forums never seen that side of my Claude (left) and Kurt know the suspect could be in √ Blanchette-Ebert have boss. He was laughing and come forward as the jail, or he could be deceased. Missing women inquiry rolling on the floor. Today winners of $50 million We have to keep our minds commissioner Wally was a good day (to claim).” Lotto Max jackpot, the open to anything.” Oppal will hold commu- The first thing on the biggest in B.C. history. Knowing that a serial killer nity forums in Prince Blanchette-Ebert’s list is a PHOTO CARMINE MARINELLI could still be lurking – though George and Vancouver new house. there is no evidence the sus- to help him shape the Then they’ve got a 30th an- pect has been active since 1995 scope of the upcoming niversary to celebrate in De- – Cater and his team of six full- proceedings. cember. time investigators have re- Inquiry lawyer Art The couple has never been √What does $50M look like? newed their call for tips. Vertlieb said all stake- on vacation together and is Investigators believe the sus- holders are welcome and eyeing Monaco as a destina- 1 loonie is 7 grams, so 50M loonies would weigh 350,000 kilograms. pect has intimate knowledge reassured the forums tion. $3.29 is the average meal cost at Union Gospel Mission, so $50M would buy of the woods between Agassiz wouldn’t replace formal But despite their new 15,197,568.4 meals for the DTES homeless. and Mission, and likely lives or hearings at the commis- wealth, Kurt said he doesn’t The CFL salary cap is $4.25M per team or $34M league-wide to pay every player works in the area. sion. intend to change much. across all eight franchises. Which would leave $16M to buy 89,285 Geroy Simon No. 81 The suspect also needed a More info: www.miss- “We’ll still be the same jerseys ($179.20 each incl. HST). — QMI AGENCY 4x4 vehicle to access the crime ingwomeninquiry.ca. people ... I hope,” he laughed. scene and red paint chips were

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Legal affairs columnist Paul case shows bigger problems Almost twelve years after he died, Frank Paul is still having a major impact on B.C.’s justice system. When alive, Frank was visible only to his immediate friends and street-level service providers, and to the emer- gency service providers who picked him up, night after night, and took him to police cells or to Vancouver Detox. In death, however, Frank Paul’s name and legacy are pulling a Supreme Court justice, a Provincial Court judge, and a deputy minister to testify under oath this week, starting today at 9:30 a.m., to explain why police actions around his death were not criminally prose- cuted. Paul, soaking wet and barely conscious, was David Granirer, founder of Stand Up dragged out of VPD cells and left in a back lane where For Mental Health, has a comedy class comprised of DTES sex he died of hypothermia. workers. PHOTO CARMINE MARINELLI The relevance of Frank Paul’s death to B.C. residents of all races continues even now, years after he was left in that back lane. The Frank Paul inquiry will now be asking questions of the Criminal Justice Branch, the crown prosecutors who decide which police files justify criminal charges going ahead, and which do not. Beating a stigma with stand-up In B.C.’s history, our crown prosecutors have never ap- DHARM MAKWANA punch line as a way to tell Granirer explained. “We sharing their experiences. proved any charges related to a police-involved death. QMI Agency their story of life and survival talked about much more “When you see it delivered One of the questions that the Frank Paul inquiry can A sex worker who owned the on the streets. generic kinds of things. It took by these women in the answer is the simple query of why that is the case. B.C. stroll near Firehall Arts Cen- At the group’s graduation a bunch of classes before they context of the show I think has had no shortage of egregious police conduct that tre a year ago will perform in- tonight the upstart comedi- started to feel comfortable, it’s pretty funny,” he said. “I has led to deaths, from the historic death of Fred Quilt side the show hall as a ennes will poke fun at police, and maybe feel comfortable really admire these women to those of Robert Dziekanski, Ian Bush and Kevin St. standup comic, her teacher pimps, johns, drug use and in front of me, to talk about for their courage and their Arnaud. With such a record, it is hard to understand proudly boasted. abuse, among a host of other the real nitty-gritty stuff.” honesty, and I think that why the Branch challenged the inquiry’s ability to call Over the past four months topics. Through the course what they’re doing is on the them as witnesses through every available level of David Granirer taught a small “When we started out, the Granirer didn’t ask his stu- cutting edge by fighting a court, in an attempt to avoid the opportunity to explain group of Downtown Eastside class the women were much dents to keep their jokes clean stigma around sex trade their processes around the very controversial death of sex workers how to deliver a more tentative and shy,” because it would rob them of work.” Mr. Paul and generally. Are prosecutors just not getting the information they need from police? Are they failing to ask probing ques- tions, relying too heavily on police-prepared sum- Teen hit maries of the evidence? Are prosecutors simply too Developer joins fight to close to police? with Taser I have worked (very briefly) as a prosecutor, and noth- save East Vancouver school ing is ever as black and white as these questions sug- MATT KIELTYKA gest. Most prosecutors question police work around QMI Agency DHARM MAKWANA basic issues of compliance with rights around illegal Police in Surrey managed to QMI Agency It’s not going to mean thousands of new chil- searches and detentions. They don’t just rubber stamp save the life of a 14-year-old A real estate developer is dren. It’s going to mean significantly more police recommendations to charge – and this refusal to Monday after a scary incident. backing a community bid children than the board has projected out over blindly approve police charge recommendations can Officers were called to a to save Sir Carleton Guy « the next 10 years. » often lead to tensions between police and prosecutors. home in the Guildford area Elementary School from the — NDP MLA Adrian Dix Most prosecutors also look beyond police summaries, around 4 p.m. and were con- chopping block. knowing that if the case goes to court, they’ll be the fronted by a suicidal youth. In a letter submitted as part ones explaining why the charges were approved to the The officers tried to take the of a package of documents to fully suggest that is addition amounts to one of the largest judge. But something changes when it comes to review- male into custody but he fought the Vancouver School Board to the neighbourhood should developments his neigh- ing the videotapes of the deaths of Robert Dziekanski or them off, grabbed a mallet and at a town hall meeting Tues- be taken into consideration bourhood has ever seen be- Frank Paul and deciding no charges will stick. What is tried to hit himself with it. day night the president of when projecting student fore deciding on the fate of it? The boy’s family tried to help Wall Financial Corporation population levels over the the school. If we hope to address why B.C. has Canada’s highest restrain their son, but even explains how an elementary next ten years in the Colling- “It’s not going to mean provincial rate of in-custody and police-involved with their help it turned out to school is needed to support wood nighbourhood,” Corpo- thousands of new children,” deaths, we must ask how B.C. is holding police account- be a “significant” struggle. potential residents of a pro- ration president Bruno Wall he said. “It’s going to mean able for their actions, including the criminal justice sys- One of the officers then posed 800-plus unit devel- wrote. significantly more children tem. The inquiry starting today has a critical role – fix- pulled out a Taser and used it opment covering 32 single- The application for devel- than the board has projected ing a system that is broken, and very obviously broken. in its push stun mode once. family residential lots. opment will be submitted out over the next 10 years.” The shock made the teen give “While the proposed devel- within 30 days, he added. Public hearings on poten- David Eby is a lawyer and B.C. Civil Liberties Association up his fight, say police, and he opment is not specifically Vancouver-Kingsway MLA tial closure of five Vancouver executive director. You can reach him at [email protected] was taken to a local hospital for within the Carleton School Adrian Dix said the school schools are scheduled to treatment without incident. catchment area, we respect- board should consider what continue through the week. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 3 2010 › NEWS 5 Arrest √ CITIZEN ARRESTS STIR up rental housing The “Lucky Moose” Bill was warrant adopted by Conservatives SANDY BUEMANN QMI Agency Tuesday, and Don Davies, Mayor Gregor MP for Vancouver Kingsway issued for Rental housing is a necessary Robertson and amenity and crucial to the and NDP safety critic, is developer Dale Bosa pleased. The proposed law break ground for the sustainability of downtown will allow citizens to arrest a Evi Quaid Vancouver, Mayor Gregor first Short Term Incentives Rental thief within a reasonable BOB MACKIN Robertson said Tuesday Housing project in QMI Agency time after a crime has when breaking ground for the Vancouver Wednesday. occurred, instead of only Santa Barbara, Calif., Judge city’s first purpose-built PHOTO CARMINE MARINELLI during the exact time Donna Geck issued an arrest rental housing project. of the theft. “This is a warrant Tuesday for Evi “We consider the undersup- small victory for all law- Quaid, wife of troubled actor ply of rental housing some- abiding citizens who want Randy Quaid. thing we have to work on,” he to see the government get The eccentric couple failed to said. smart on crime,” said appear in court for arraign- Fifty-two per cent of people Davies. ment on felony charges that in Vancouver are renters. they vandalized a house they The housing will be created used to own. under the city’s Short Term Evi Quaid, 47, forfeited a Incentives for Rental Hous- $500,000 bond. Lawyer Robert ing (STIR) plan and should be √ HATE CRIME Sanger convinced Geck to completed around January Two suspects allegedly postpone a new arrest warrant 2012. The 10-storey building involved in an Oct. 8 gay bashing near Tinseltown for Randy Quaid. The 60-year- located on 1142 Granville St., were released from custody, old has a Nov. 8 refugee hear- will have 106 units available Vancouver police said ing in Vancouver and a new for rent. The spaces are guar- Tuesday. Investigators Nov. 16 court date in Santa anteed for renters for 60 found the men, both in their Barbara. years. early 20s, in Fort St. John The Quaids are both believed Making rents affordable is a provincial legislation. whatever the market can ing Corporation. and Port Moody. Police are to still be in Vancouver, where crucial piece of the puzzle, ac- STIR opponent Randy Hel- bear, he said. The housing will be built to recommending hate crime they were arrested Oct. 21 after cording to Robertson. The ten, of West End Neighbours, The average rent in Vancou- LEED silver standards, ac- charges based on evidence they missed an Oct. 17 court city expects rent for the units said a key problem with the ver for a two-bedroom apart- cording to Dale Bosa, the of alleged homophobic hearing in Santa Barbara. to be between $900 and buildings created under the ment in 2010 for both new president of the company comments. The men, with Evi Quaid was released by $1,000 per month, but have program is that they don’t and existing structures was building the development, no prior contact with police, Canada Border Services no control over the costs, provide affordable housing. about $1,169 according to the BlueSky Properties. It will are scheduled to appear in Agency on Oct. 27 when the which are regulated by The units have to rent out at Canada and Mortgage Hous- only contain 32 parking units. court. Immigration and Refugee Board agreed she could qualify for citizenship because her fa- ther was Canadian. Pricey reception on taxpayers’ backs √ KIWASSA Randy Quaid was freed on a BOB MACKIN they’re important events for QMI Agency When they start thinking this kind of stuff is Vancouver city council $10,000 bond. normal, they’ve really lost touch with how they the city.” rubber-stamped a licence They both believe they’re Vancouver taxpayers got should be appropriately spending other peo- The city spent slightly more for Kiwassa Neighbourhood being followed by so-called charged almost $9,000 since « to recognize the Navy’s cen- ple’s money. » House on Tuesday to “Hollywood star whackers,” March for catered city council tennial on July 19 ($971.39) operate the Hastings — Canadian Taxpayers Federation director Scott Hennig but their ex-private investiga- receptions where politicians, than the National Aboriginal Racecourse daycare centre tor Becky Altringer said the staff and guests nibbled on Day reception on June 23 for track workers. But the murder conspiracy does not gourmet delights. ing’s March 2 reception mark- May 17 Squamish Nation ($953.60). The cheapest bill group’s tenure could be exist. Documents obtained via ing International Women’s memorandum of understand- was the June 8 Access and In- short. The initial term is up The Quaids’ immigration Freedom of Information show Day. Peake also catered the ing event for $1,022. clusion Awards ($423.65). Nov. 9, 2012, which is also lawyer Catherine Sas said menus included delicacies like March 23 International Day “It’s important that there’s an “When they start thinking the expiry date of Great Thursday they would do what- grilled jumbo prawns and for the Elimination of Racial appropriate kind of food for the this kind of stuff is normal, Canadian Gaming’s lease to ever is “legally required,” but Kalamata olive, grape tomato, Discrimination ($1,851.29). event that’s being hosted,” they’ve really lost touch with operate the city-owned she stopped short of saying bocconcini skewers drizzled Ex-Mayor Art Phillips’ Free- Mayor Gregor Robertson said. how they should be appropri- racetrack. Great Canadian they would travel to California with basil oil. The total charge dom of the City Award was cel- “All of these events aren’t ap- ately spending other people’s has options to stay until for the hearing. for seven events was $8,803.55. ebrated July 6 with a $1,657.78 propriate to have juice boxes money,” said Canadian Tax- 2027, but the future of Sas did not return a phone The most expensive was spread from Savoury City. and chips at, they’re celebrat- payers Federation national di- horseracing in B.C. is call on Tuesday. $1,923.84 for Peake of Cater- Savoury City also catered the ing community leaders and rector Scott Hennig. uncertain.

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REUTERS — At least 10 explo- bombs and two sticky sions rocked mainly Shi’ite bombs,” Baghdad security areas of the Iraqi capital on spokesman Major-General Tuesday, killing more than 30 Qassim al-Moussawi said. people two days after al-Qaida “(They were) all in Shi’ite militants caused a bloodbath neighbourhoods.” when they took hostages in a Thirty-six people were Christian church. killed and 320 wounded in the blasts targeting mainly Shi’ite areas of Iraq’s capi- tal on Tuesday, a minister Ten cars ex- said. ploded with Health Minister Saleh al- « bombs in them. Hasnawi told Iraqiya state There were also four television that most of the roadside bombs and two wounded had already left sticky bombs. They were hospitals after being caught all in Shi’ite neighbour- up in at least 10 explosions hoods. » around Baghdad. — Major-General Qassim One of the biggest explo- al-Moussawi sions appeared to target restaurants and cafes in the Shi’ite slum of Sadr City. A Iraq remains in political police source said 15 people limbo almost eight months had been killed and another after an inconclusive vote, 23 wounded. raising fears that insur- Gunmen seized a Catholic gents might exploit tension church in central Baghdad to try and reignite sectar- during Sunday mass. The ian war. Tuesday’s attack siege ended in a raid by se- Women grieve during a funeral for was the third major assault curity forces that saw 52 victims of an attack on the Our Lady in Iraq since Friday. hostages and police killed in of Salvation Church, at St. Joseph Chaldean Church in Baghdad on “Ten cars exploded with the bloodiest attack on Iraqi Tuesday. REUTERS bombs inside them. There Christians since the 2003 were also four roadside U.S.-led invasion.

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√ CONVICTED A female student was found guilty at a √ DAY OF THE DEAD Stunned by rising violence in London court on Tuesday of trying to murder a British politi- Mexico’s drug war, people laid marigolds on the graves of cian in revenge for him voting for the Iraq war. Roshonara its victims and lit candles on altars as they celebrated the Choudhry, 21, knifed former treasury minister Stephen Day of the Dead in Monterrey. “It’s like a bad dream and ev- Timms twice in the stomach at London community centre in eryone is afraid,” said Chrystel Rangel, a classmate of mur- May. She converted to violence by a radical preacher being dered 21-year-old student Lucila Quintanilla, who was shot hunted in Yemen, a security source said. — REUTERS by a hitman. — REUTERS

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The European Union urged Belarussian President world tour 1 Alexander Lukashenko on Tuesday to hold a fair Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi election next month and member state Poland said an 5 dismissed calls to resign on Tuesday honest vote would free up billions of euros in invest- over reports he helped a 17-year-old girl who ment. The foreign ministers of Germany and Poland ar- attended parties at his house, saying it was rived in Minsk on Tuesday as part of a rare EU delega- 1 “better to like beautiful girls than to be gay.” tion to the isolated former Soviet state to tell He refused to apologize for his fondness for Lukashenko that future ties with the union would hinge young women and denied doing anything on how the presidential vote is conducted. — REUTERS 5 improper, after the case of the girl known as 2 Ruby filled Italian newspapers last week and 6 3 opposition lawmakers called for him to step ISTANBUL down. “As always, I work without interrup- tion and if occasionally I happen to look a 4 beautiful girl in the face, it’s better to like beautiful girls than to be gay,” he told a 2 The suicide bomber who blew himself up on Istan- meeting at a motorcycle industry show in bul’s main square, wounding 32 people, came Milan. — REUTERS from Turkey’s mainly Kurdish southeast and belonged HONG KONG to a separatist rebel group, the Istanbul governor said on Tuesday. Seven people have been arrested in con- WASHINGTON nection with the attack. — REUTERS Candles are placed around por- 4 traits of jailed Chinese pro-democ- TEHRAN racy activist Liu Xiaobo during a candle- A Coast Guard recruiting office in Vir- light vigil demanding his release, 6 ginia was damaged by apparent gun- outside the Legislative Council in Hong fire overnight, and authorities said Tuesday An Iranian woman whose sentence of execution Kong on Nov. 2. It is unclear who will ac- they were investigating whether the inci- 3 by stoning for adultery provoked a worldwide out- cept the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to dent was related to a recent spate of cry will instead be hanged for murder on Wednesday, a jailed Chinese dissident Xiaobo and the shootings at other military buildings close human rights group said. “The authorities in Tehran Norwegian Nobel Committee may keep to the capital. No one was hurt in the inci- have given the go-ahead to Tabriz prison for the execu- custody of it for the time being, its secre- dent and the Federal Bureau of Investiga- tion of Iran stoning case Sakineh Mohammadi Ash- — REUTERS tary said last week. tion had taken over the lead in the investi- tiani,” the International Committee against Stoning said gation. — REUTERS on its website. — REUTERS

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               √ ELECTION Republicans rolled up key U.S. election wins Tuesday, putting them on the            threshhold of taking control of the U.S. House of Representatives,              but Democrats scored a key Sen- ate victory in West Virginia that could ensure they retain at least a              slender majority in the upper chamber. Anxiety over the stum-                bling economy and discontent with Obama powered big Republi- can gains, giving them enough                clout to put the brakes on Obama’s agenda. MSNBC and projected Republicans had picked up enough seats to wrest control of the House. — REUTERS

√ SUSPICIOUS PACKAGE                    A package addressed to Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi that was found on a courier plane from Athens caught fire when po- lice opened it at Bologna airport, where the plane was made to land, an Italian police source said on Wednesday. “Police found the package addressed to Berlusconi             and it caught fire while it was being checked. The explosive substance is still unknown,” a source said. — REUTERS WEDNESDAY 12 › ENTERTAINMENT NOVEMBER 3 2010

It’s really sort of disappointing to « me that he’s gone and done that, for whatever reason ... the other guys in the band are buzz bummed out and they’ve had a really rocky road for a while. Rocker Slash on Steven Tyler’s decision to accept a job on American Idol Kudrow in money battle Lisa Kudrow is heading back to 1991 and 1997, while he was her man- court in California to battle an ex- ager. A judge dismissed the case, manager who is fighting for a slice claiming there was not enough evi- of her Friends fortune. The actress dence to proceed, but an appeals ended her professional relationship court has now ruled Howard should with her long-time representative be given another chance to stake Scott Howard in 2007 and he subse- his claim. The case will now head quently sued her for a portion of the back to court for a new trial, accord- syndication payments she receives ing to the Hollywood Reporter. for work she carried out between — WENN.COM THURMAN STALKER STRIKES AGAIN

A man who was convicted of stalking Uma Thurman two years ago has allegedly violated a restraining order by at- tempting to contact the actress. Jack Jordan was found guilty of fourth-degree stalking and one count of sec- ond-degree aggravated harassment by a jury in 2008 after he bombarded Thurman with notes and letters, and threatened to kill himself outside her New York home in 2005. He was ordered to seek psychiatric counselling and stay away from the Kill Bill star for five years. But the 39-year-old allegedly violated the order of BRITNEY FACES LAWSUIT protection by making a series of phone calls to the √ BY EX-BODYGUARD actress last week, reportedly calling her home and cell- Britney Spears’ conservators phone and speaking to her assistant. Thurman lodged an have asked a judge to move a official complaint with police on Sunday, according to E! bodyguard’s sexual harassment — WENN.COM lawsuit out of a public court to Online. prevent the release of private information about the singer. Fernando Flores is suing the pop Zac’s fake weed Seyfried’s date? star over claims she repeatedly exposed herself and made Robert Downey, Jr. has spoken out Actress Amanda Seyfried appears sexual advances towards him while he worked as her personal to reassure fans after Zach Galifi- to have moved on from her Mamma bodyguard. — WENN.COM anakis sparked up a joint on U.S. Mia! boyfriend Dominic Cooper — TV — insisting his Due Date co- she’s reportedly dating Reese With- star was smoking “fake weed.” erspoon’s ex-husband Ryan — WENN.COM Phillippe. — WENN.COM WEDNESDAY 13 NOVEMBER 3 2010 › ENTERTAINMENT

Musical turn for story of serial killer Roseanne Barr to release nutty new book Murder and music join forces this month for Touchstone Theatre’s latest Roseanne Barr has opened up about her life in a bizarre new book, in production, Mimi (Or A Poisoner’s Comedy). The musical tells the tale of which she rants about kids, menopause and the curse of celebrity. The 57- the Marquise of Brinvilliers, one of France’s most notorious serial killers. year-old funnywoman will release her third tome Roseannearchy: Dis- Mimi runs Wednesday to Saturday at Burnaby’s Shadbolt Centre for the patches From the Nut Farm in January. Chapter titles include Bipolar, Para- Arts and then Nov. 10 to 20 at the Firehall Arts Centre. – 24 HOURS noid, Obsessive-Compulsive, Jewish and Mormon – 24 HOURS

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WHAT DO YOUR FAVOURITE TV SHOWS SAY ABOUT YOU? Mad Men fans likely to be creative, liberal

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BEST RETRO TOOTSIE BEST WINTER WARM-UP TOASTERS UGG Adirondack Boot II ($298 Valerie by Cougar @ littleburgundyshoes.com) ($150 @ cougarboots.com) The lightest and warmest winter boot Not only does this ’70s throwback have ever. They’re cute, soft, comfy, light- all vintage-inspired style to keep you looking retro-cool; it’s also got all the weight and reliable. They meet all the modern weather-proofing technology requirements of a tough winter boot, to keep you feeling warm. Your tootsies but still remain utterly stylish. High can stay toasty in -30 C weather. So it’s fashion and durability come together all good. However, I do have one in this Aussie boot. And I won’t mind warming for women of my age group: if we’re all wearing these You probably shouldn’t draw boots this season. Smart too much attention to the women impress. But label (cougar jokes smart, stylish women anyone?). impress, influence and amaze.

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JOE DUARTE Drivers can custom tailor the QMI Agency new MyFord system to suit  Early in 2011, Ford will open individual preferences.     up the garage doors for its On the high-end series, most global Focus that will be sold of the controls are handled autonet.ca/focusst in all world markets in four- through a touch-screen dis- door hatchback, wagon and play. unique alloy wheels and a high sedan. Sync is, of course, part of the mounted spoiler. Inside, Re- North American Focus mod- deal, with the ability to control caro racing-style seats, metal els get a new 2.0-litre direct- sound, ambience, navigation pedals and a carbon-fibre look injected and variable-valve- and communication devices console add to the sporty timed four-cylinder engine by voice. flavour. that puts out 160 hp (up 20 All Focus models get a new from the current engine) and Sensors avert crash Torque Vectoring Control sys- improves fuel economy by On the safety front, Focus tem that distributes torque 10%. uses sensors to determine if a between the front wheels and A five-speed manual trans- frontal collision (at speeds helps reduce understeer, im- mission is expected to be the below 30 km/h) is imminent prove traction and produce standard, with a new six- and stops the car by reducing better turn-in to enhance han- speed automatic optional. throttle input and applying dling. A stop/start system aids in brake force. The ST gets a lowered chas- improving fuel economy on Other systems available in- sis and special suspension European engines (small clude parking assist, lane de- tuning. fours and diesel variants) but parture, adaptive cruise con- Focus sedans and wagons it’s not known whether the trol and blind-spot are due to go into production system will be available on the detection. from an EcoBoost (tur- hp and peak torque of 265 lb.- The ST differentiates itself this fall with a launch slated 2.0L engine. A new Focus ST will be bocharged) version of the 2.0L ft. Control is entrusted to a from the regular Focus with near year’s end. The ST model The new Focus is packed based on the four-door hatch- “four.” six-speed manual transmis- unique front and rear looks, is due for a 2012 launch. with the latest technologies. back version. Power comes It makes an estimated 250 sion. more muscular fenderwork, Prices have not yet been set. 20 ›         AWARDS          Experts pick best new autos     #   """   QMI AGENCY — The best new vehicles of the year have been selected by 70 of Canada’s au-  !  %'    tomotive experts. *$% % $! +!)$ AJAC members tested 144 different vehicles before nam-  !  ing the best new cars and      SUV/CUVs in 11 different cat- egories, as part of the associa-     tion’s annual Canadian Car of the Year Awards program. Best New Design and Best mance car: Cadillac CTS-V Journalists made their deci- New Technology will also be Coupe sions based on almost two announced at that time. • Best new minivan: Toyota         dozen vehicle characteristics, The category winners are: Sienna ,( ,( ,( ,( including ride quality, han- • Best new small car (under • Best new SUV/CUV (under /&#' (/&#' 3 /&#'  /&#' dling ability, roominess and $21,000): Ford Fiesta $35,000): comfort. • Best new small car (over• Best new SUV/CUV $21,000): ($35,000 to $50,000): Ford No. 1 vehicles named Feb. 17 • Best new family car (under Edge    The 11 category winners now $30,000): • Best new SUV/CUV (over go on to compete for the hon- TDI Clean Diesel $50,000): Volkswagen our of being named 2011 • Best new family car (over Touareg Canadian Car of the Year or $30,000): AJAC members’ vote results, 2011 Canadian Utility Vehicle • Best new luxury car (over including all of the compara- of the Year. The overall win- $50,000): BMW 5 Series tive test data amassed during ners will be announced on Sedan the week, are on the associa- Feb. 17 at the Canadian Inter- • Best new prestige car (over tion’s website to help people national Auto Show in $75,000): Porsche 911 Turbo S looking to buy new vehicles. Toronto. Award winners for • Best new sports/perfor- Visit ajac.ca.

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Former Canucks goaltender Kirk McLean, who played The CFL recognized the B.C. Lions’ strong defensive effort in the 23-17 win 10 seasons with Vancouver, was announced Tuesday over the Saskatchewan Roughriders Sunday. Halfback Ryan Phillips, who as the next inductee into the club’s Ring of Honour. had two interceptions, was named the Defensive Player of the Week Mon- The pre-game ceremony will be held Nov. 24 in a day, while defensive lineman Aaron Hunt was the runner-up to Phillips after game against the Colorado Avalanche at Rogers recording three tackles and an interception. Phillips now has 13 career in- Arena. – QMI AGENCY terceptions against Saskatchewan. – QMI AGENCY Three for Torres in win

HOSEA CHEUNG √ BOXSCORE off the endboards. He scored QMI Agency again under four minutes later, Edmonton finally got a reason tipping in Kevin Bieksa’s point to take their hats off to Raffi shot on the powerplay. Torres. 43The Oilers didn’t respond The ex-Oiler did his best “re- CANUCKS OILERS until midway through the sec- member me?” act Tuesday, scor- 1st Period ond with Dustin Penner’s ing his first career hat trick 11:01 Van - D. Sedin (8) fourth of the season before against his former club in the (H. Sedin, Edler) (PP) Ryan Jones and Gilbert Brule Canucks 4-3 win at Rexall Place. 11:33 Van - Torres (4) evened things up in the third His harmless backhander on (Malhotra, Bieksa) period. Nikolai Khabibulin in the third 15:13 Van - Torres (5) Roberto Luongo, who was period proved to be the winner (Bieksa) (PP) starting his second game in as after the Canucks had blown a many nights, made 23 saves for three-goal lead earlier in the 2nd Period the win while Oilers’ Khabibu- game. 9:16 Edm - Penner (4) lin stopped 26 of 30 shots. With Vancouver starting (Cogliano) Bieksa finished with three seven of eight away from home, assists, all on Torres’ tallies, for the road victory – their first of 3rd Period his first points of the season. the season – couldn’t have 3:48 Edm - Jones (3) come at a better time. (Stortini, Smid) BURR BACK They headed into the North- 5:28 Edm - Brule (2) Alex Burrows returned to the west Division matchup Tues- (Cogliano, Smid) lineup for the first time follow- day with an NHL worst 0-3-1 10:53 Van - Torres (6) ing offseason shoulder surgery road record and were 1-7-2 dat- (Bieksa, Luongo) and was a spark on the Sedin ing back to the end of last year’s line. Although he failed to get on regular season. Thirty-two seconds after the scoreboard, the winger had That trend was halted, at least Daniel Sedin scored his eighth three shots in 15:29 of ice time. for now, thanks to Torres. The of the season in the opening The Canucks re-assigned Jeff Tambellini to Manitoba earlier Toronto native, who played five frame, Torres tallied his first of √ CANUCKS AT OILERS Forward Raffi Torres (right) celebrates his first of the night with seasons in Edmonton, got the the night with a diving effort on in the day to make room for linemate Manny Malhotra Tuesday in Edmonton. The former Oiler scored his first career hat Canucks off to a promising start. Manny Malhotra’s missed shot Burrows. trick in Vancouver’s 4-3 win, their first on the road this season. PHOTO QMI AGENCY

√ POSTPONED Tuesday’s game between the Orlando Magic and New York Knicks was postponed be- cause of a building issue at Madison Square Garden. The game has not yet been rescheduled. According to More to come the Knicks press release, some debris from the attic GUTS MCTAVISH shots and hits! I wanted to run above the ceiling fell into the QMI Agency him out of town last year! arena. Part of that debris in- Quite often, the 10-game @good_tony: I’m happy cluded asbestos-related mark of the season can give with the the grit and finish cleaning materials. you a fairly decent indication Torres has supplied. He’s as to whether you have the added secondary scoring and right ingredients to be in the punishing body checks. mix come April. Hard to argue. I have both Unfortunately, based on players as one and two on my √ HEALTHY early season injuries, we’ve own pleasantly surprised list. Just because the Edmonton yet to get a proper feel for Team-wise over the next Eskimos are 2-0 with Ricky Ray sidelined by injury these what we’re actually witness- three weeks we stand to learn last two weeks, doesn’t mean ing here in Vancouver. plenty about the Canucks as they wouldn’t be happy to Nevertheless, the 10-game they take on the likes of the have him back. The Eskimos mark does serve as an ade- Wings, Habs, Penguins and CHAMPIONS LEAGUE Tottenham Hotspur’s William Gallas (left) challenges quate barometer for assessing Hawks. No. 1 quarterback was back Inter Milan’s Wesley Sneijder during their Champions League soccer match at White practising Tuesday and is an individual players value to A far cry from the charity Hart Lane in London Tuesday. The Hotspurs prevailed 3-1 with goals from Rafael Van his team. points they’ve racked up ver- ready to start Saturday Der Vaart, Peter Crouch, and Roman Pavlyuchenko. Samuel Eto’o had the lone tally against the Saskatchewan — REUTERS @Canuckz: Andrew Alberts sus the Panthers, Canes, Wild, for Internazionale. Avs and Devils. Roughriders. PHOTO DYLAN MARTINEZ looks a lot quicker, he blocks WEDNESDAY 23 NOVEMBER 3 2010 › BREAK crossword LINDA BLACK

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