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TUESDAY NIGHT | 12.02.2013 | P. 05WHAT’S ONYOUR TEAMSTORONTO RAPTORSVS. DENVER NUGGETSTuesday, 7 p.m. •(go to Sportsnet.ca for details)TORONTO RAPTORSVS. NEW YORK KNICKSWednesday, 7 p.m. • Sportsnet OntarioTORONTO MAPLE LEAFSVS. CAROLINA HURRICANESThursday, 7 p.m. •(go to Sportsnet.ca for details)MORE SPORTSUEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SOCCER –REAL MADRID VS. MANCHESTER UNITEDWednesday, 2:30 p.m. • Sportsnet OntarioOVERLOOKED UFC CARD COULD MAKE HISTORYMIKE JOHNSTONDIGITAL CONTENT EDITOR,SPORTSNET.CAThis Saturday’s UFC cardbeing held in London is beingunceremoniously overlooked.The event – which can beseen live on Sportsnet Ontariostarting at 3 p.m. – isheadlined by an interimbantamweight title fightbetween champ Renan Baraoand challenger MichaelMcDonald, and UFC historymay be made.McDonald (15-1) is just 22years old, and could becomethe youngest UFC championERIC SMITHERIC SMITH IS THE TORONTORAPTORS COLOUR ANALYST ON(not including tournamentchampions) in the promotion’shistory. He is coming off backto-backknockout wins overAlex Soto and Miguel Torres,and is looking to make anotherstatement.McDonald has beencompared to Canadianwelterweight standout RoryMacDonald, since both are sowell-rounded and believed tobe the future of theirrespective divisions.Meanwhile, Barao (29-1,with one no contest) has notlost since his MMA debutback in 2005. He climbed theranks of the bantamweightdivision and ended upThe next nine days could veryeasily determine the path theRaptors take for the remainderof the season.As Toronto gets set to hostDenver tonight, Dwane Caseyand company sit 6.5 gamesbehind Milwaukee for the finalplayoff spot in the East. That’snot an insurmountable gap toovercome, but if the Raptorsare serious about making awinning the interim title lastJuly in Calgary at UFC 149 bydefeating the ultra popularUrijah Faber.Some people are dismissingwhat McDonald couldaccomplish because it’s justan interim title. But even asthe UFC continues to grow inpopularity, as well as innumber of fighters and events,opportunities for UFC historyto be made are few and farbetween.On Saturday, McDonald hasthe chance to put his name inthe record book and no onecan deny him that … well,except Renan Barao.@MikeyJ_MMASMITH’S SCOOP: THIS WEEK IN RAPTOR LANDlegit push towards theplayoffs, it has to start now.Rudy Gay has averaged23.4 points since coming toToronto. In five games withGay, the Raps are 3-2 and havewon two in a row as theyenter a back-to-back againstthe Nuggets and Knicks.Following tomorrow’s gamein New York, the Raptors willenter the NBA’s All-Star breakWINTER HOME OF THE BRAVESAtlanta Braves catcher Luis De La Cruzmakes his way to the batting cages duringa spring training baseball workout todayin Kissimmee, Fla.David J. Phillip / Associated PressFARWELL’S 411MIKE FARWELL IS THE MORNING SPORTSCASTER ONANATOMY OF A WINNING STREAKThe Leafs’ 5-2 win over Philadelphia was the club’s fourth straight,following victories over Washington, Winnipeg and Montreal.Toronto has outscored its opposition 17-6 in winning those fourgames. Believe it or not, even during last season’s 13th-place finish,the Leafs managed to string together four consecutive victories.From Jan. 3–10, Toronto posted wins over Tampa Bay, Winnipeg,Detroit and Buffalo. The cumulative score? 17-6 for the Leafs.CANSECO TO CLEVELAND?The Cleveland Indians have made big free agent splashes withNick Swisher and, yesterday, Michael Bourn. The Tribe have alsobought low on Jason Giambi and Daisuke Matsuzaka. And that’sbrought Jose Canseco out of the woodwork, who tweeted atIndians GM Chris Antonetti yesterday that he and Manny Ramirezwere open to negotiations. The move would come with a comedictwist. 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GOSSIPRIHANNA IGNORES‘WHISPERS’ABOUT BROWNRihanna says she doesn’tcare what people think ofher relationship with ChrisBrown.The singer recentlyrekindled her romance withBrown, even though he isstill on probation for beatingher, and she plans to ignorethose who disapprove.A source toldHollywoodLife, “Rihannadoesn’t care what nobodysays or the whispers frompeople. She’s just like, ‘F--- itbabe, just be you and I’ll beme and together we’re us.’People are always trying tojudge because she is withChris, but like she said, itain’t nobody’s business.”Rihanna, 24, recentlyexplained that she ishappier than ever withBrown, saying, “I wantedhim to know what it feltlike to lose me. To feel theconsequences of that. Sowhen that came back, it hitme like a ton of bricks. Like,God, you’ve got to be kiddingright now.” tonight News ServicesGOMEZ REFUSESRECONCILIATIONWITH THE BIEBSSelena Gomez doesn’t wantany contact with JustinBieber.Gomez left Justindevastated when she calledtime on their relationshipand, despite his attempts towin her back, doesn’t wanta reconciliation.A source toldHollywoodLife: “Justin isjust trying to make herjealous, and even thoughhe’s everywhere, shedoesn’t care or buy it. Shedoesn’t want to see him.He even invited her to tourwith him, go on vacationand everything, but shesaid no 100 times. She’sbored and is dying to moveon from him and wants togrow on her own as not justhis girlfriend.”It was recently claimedBieber’s mother PattieMallette has been urgingher 18-year-old son toreconcile with the 20-yearoldSpring Breakers actressbecause she feels Gomez isa good influence on him.tonight News ServicesNEW EPISODETONIGHT10#RHOVTUESDAY NIGHTPAYNE WORRIES ABOUTONE DIRECTION’S FUTURELiam Payne says he fears for thefuture of his band One Direction.The 19-year-old heartthrob sayshe worries about the band – alsoconsisting of Niall Horan, LouisTomlinson, Harry Styles and ZaynMalik – losing all the “fun” they havetogether, and he went on to say hehopes they are strong enough toremain united.“I don’t want us to lose the fun wehave on stage,” Payne told We LovePop magazine. “I don’t want us tofall out or have a situation wherethe band don’t want to be togetheranymore.”The “Kiss You” hitmakers – whohave splashed out on a number ofexpensive gifts for their family andloved ones thanks to the earningsthey have enjoyed with theirsuccess – recently enlisted the aid ofcompany Grant Thornton to advisethem on investing their earnings12.02.2013 P. 07and how to do their taxes after theboys were recommended to hirehelp by industry bosses.“Their success is quite staggering– so are the profits coming with it,”a source revealed. “The lads had anincredible 2012 and this year lookseven bigger. Although they’re allmature for their age, they are stillfive young boys at heart, and haveall made mistakes – it’s part ofgrowing up.” tonight News Services

FASHIONTUESDAY NIGHT12.02.2013 P. 08Polo Ralph Lauren,Scarf, $58Citizens of Humanity,Jeans, $205ASOS, Bag, $28CanadianacasualWarm up with thesefashionable and cosy pieces!By IVANA POPOVICThe recent spike in temperatures didn’t fool us. As all Canadians know, winterand sub-zero temperatures are our near-constant companions until at leastmid-March. To keep toasty as we anxiously await spring, we like to keep it“Canadiana casual” – which means warm, chunky knits, wool coats, plaidscarves – the works.Keep your salt-stained Uggs in your closet and swap them for a pair oftrendy Ugg lace-up booties. They’re incredibly comfortable and warm; perfectfor stomping through the city in the snow. Next, look to the quintessentiallyCanadian company Roots for ultra-warm knit sweaters, and choose a texturedcable knit in a neutral colour. Try to stray from the flock of Canada GoosewearingTorontonians, and invest in a lux wool coat from Mackage. The doublecollar on it gives an extra layer of warmth, plus it looks so chic! Finally, stealyour boyfriend’s cologne-scented, oversized plaid scarf and take a winter walkto meet the girls for Sunday brunch.Mackage,Coat, $630Roots,Sweater,$60PLEASE ONLY USE ONE OF THE TWO COLOUR OPTIONS BELOW.UGG, Boots,$181Style Tip: If you find that a knit sweater is too bulky underneath awool coat, swap it for a warm cashmere sweater that sits flat underyour coat.Twitter: @frontrowmagFacebook: /frontrowmagContent brought to you by frontrowmag.com.For more daily trends, runway style and designer profiles, please visit their website.

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NUMBERS BEHIND THE NEWSTUESDAY NIGHT | 12.02.2013 | P. 10CANADIAN DOLLARTuesday open99.32¢ U.S. (-0.25¢)TRANSCANADAQ4 net income$306MCOCA-COLAQ4 earnings+13%InvestingTrading DeskFor the latest in business news go to financialpost.comor pick up the National Post each morning for full FP coverage.STOCK SNAPSHOT(GOOGLE FINANCE)APPLE INC. (AAPL) — NASDAQNathan Denette / The Canadian PressIs Apple a value stockor a high-growth stock?By JONATHAN RATNERjratner@nationalpost.comDespite Apple Inc.’s abovepeertop and bottomlinegrowth, a perceiveddisconnect seems to bepersisting between itsfundamentals and relativevaluation metrics.JPMorgan analyst MarkMoskowitz noted that onthree measures, Appletrades at a significantdiscount to comparabletechnology names for 2013and 2014.For example, Apple tradesat 5.0x and 4.5x 2013 and2014 EV/EBITDA, versus8.5x and 7.3x for a groupthat includes Amazon.com,Cisco, Google, Microsoft andothers. Other large caps –such as AT&T, Exxon Mobil,General Electric – trade atan average of 8.5x and 7.9x,respectively.“We believe thedivergence in expectedperformance versus investorsentiment has widened sincethe January 23 earningscall for Apple, despite thecompany’s continued sturdyperformance,” Moskowitzsaid in a research note. Heconsiders this valuation gapunwarranted and expectsit will narrow as Apple’s“beat-and-raise” earningspotential is restoring in thecoming quarters.The analyst noted thatApple’s expected revenuegrowth rates are 13.4% and12.5% for 2013 and 2014.That compares to averagesof 8.8% and 7.8% for thetechnology group, and 1.5%and 3.9% for the large caps.“While Apple’s expectedrevenue growth is expectedto moderate from 2012(28.8%), it remainswell ahead of the pack,”Moskowitz added.Apple also comparesfavourably in terms ofearnings growth, with EPSexpected to come in at3.8% and 13.6% in 2013and 2014. That comparesto 7.0% and 15.7% for thetechnology comps, and 6.6%and 7.7% for the large caps.“Overall, despite the bearmongeringwith respect toApple’s growth prospects,we think that there is plentyof above-peer growthpotential left in Apple’smodel, and this is a modelthat could be reset higheras LTE network capacitybecomes more available andthe iPad mini adoption cyclecontinues to increase,” theanalyst said. Financial PostYEAR TO DATE(-) 10.19%CURRENT PRICE$477.31P/E10.83G7 warns of adverse effects of exchange rate volatilityBRUSSELS, Belgium – The Group of Seven leading industrialnations, which includes Canada, the United States, Japan andGermany, are warning that volatile movements in exchange ratescan adversely hit the global economy.In a brief statement published today, the G7 finance ministersand central bankers say “excessive volatility and disorderlymovements in exchange rates can have adverse implications foreconomic and financial stability.”Computer Modelling Group boosts revenue, profit in Q3CALGARY – Computer Modelling Group Ltd. is reporting a 6%increase in third quarter net income, an increase in lockstep withan improvement in quarterly revenue.The Calgary-headquartered software company is focused onthe oil and gas industry.It earned $6.1 million or 16 cents per share in the latest period,up from $5.8 million, also equivalent to 16 cents per share, in thesame 2011 period. Total revenue was $16.8 million, also up 6%from $15.9 million in the prior-year period.CNOOC’s $15B takeover of Nexen clears final regulatory hurdleCALGARY – A U.S. agency has given the final approval requiredfor the acquisition of Calgary-based Nexen Inc. by CNOOC, one ofChina’s largest energy companies.The $15.1-billion (U.S.) friendly takeover had broadimplications in Canada and elsewhere, due to Nexen’s extensiveholdings in Alberta’s oilsands, Gulf of Mexico and the North Sea.Nexen says the Committee on Foreign Investment in the UnitedStates has now given its approval, clearing the way to close thedeal in the week of Feb. 25.Canada approved the deal in December after extensive debateabout ownership of major resources by foreign state-ownedentities such as CNOOC.The Canadian PressProviding the tools tohelp children and familiesimprove their reading skillsis an investment in ourcommunity and our future.For more information, visit raiseareader.comDONATE TODAY!ONLINE:raiseareader.com and choose ‘Toronto’ under Fund/DesignationPHONE:1-800-637-READ (7323)MAIL IN:Raise-a-Reader,1450 Don Mills Rd., Don Mills, ON M3B 2X7(cheques payable to “National Post Raise-a-Reader”)100% of proceeds support family andchildren’s literacy programsMake a difference today.Help raise a reader.

TUESDAY NIGHT12.02.2013 P. 11NOW AVAILABLE FOR THEiPhone and iPadVISIT US ONLINE ATblogto.comFOLLOW US/blogto@blogTOTHE CITY’S BESTSPLURGEBRUNCHWORDS: ROBYN URBACKPHOTOS: JESSE MILNS1 ORIGIN KING EAST107 KING ST. E.This is far from your greasy-spoon breakfast. Thebrunch at Origin on King East is mid-morning sophisticationin the form of French toast paired with duck confit,egg white frittatas and Origin burgers with chipotleaioli. Paired with a champagne cocktail or two, this isdefinitely a superior morning meal. But at over $20 perperson, it’s a once-in-a-while treat.4 LE SELECT BISTRO432 WELLINGTON ST. W.With a patio spot in the summer and the reveredCroque-Madame, Le Select Bistro attempts to offer alittle taste of Paris in the heart of King West. Le Select’sbrunch menu features free-range egg omelettes, stuffedFrench toast and various salads and sandwiches, mostof which arrive at your table only after a bit of a wait.It’s worth it.7 FRANK RESTAURANT317 DUNDAS ST. W.One of the most culturally diverse brunch menus inToronto, Frank Restaurant offers everything fromhuevos rancheros to butter chicken. Most plates ringin at around the $20 mark, with the daily omelette andsmoked salmon benny standing out above the rest.Frank’s signature black currant scones are a necessaryside.2 UNION72 OSSINGTON AVE.For a splurge brunch on Ossington, few do it betterthan oyster-equipped Union. With a brunch menu thatchanges from one weekend to the next, Union consistentlyoffers fresh twists on conventional breakfastitems. Lobster frittatas, barbecue rib benedicts andsteak tartare are just a few of the must-try options.5 BEAST RESTAURANT96 TECUMSETH ST.Beast does every carnivore’s dream brunch. For a coupleof bucks more than your average breakfast sandwich,the Beastwich will send you into a blissful afternoonfood coma. Made with fried chicken thigh, pimentocheese, a fried egg and pork sausage gravy, all on a buttermilkbiscuit, this mega sandwich is only rivalled byBeast’s own egg scramble or duck confit French toast.8 CAFE BELONG550 BAYVIEW AVE.Cafe Belong changes its brunch menu depending on theseason, but you can usually count on some variation of acountry-style feast. Anything with Belong’s homemadebuttermilk biscuits is pretty much a win, along with itsbreakfast martini, which is made with fresh lemon andorange marmalade.3 MILDRED’S TEMPLE KITCHEN85 HANNA AVE.This brunch could carry you through to Monday.Starting with Mildred’s famous homestyle scones, thisLiberty Village spot excels in the realms of hollandaise,flaky croissants and rosemary-infused bacon. Mrs.Biederhof’s legendary pancakes are a Mildred easy-call,best paired with a Morning Mimosa made with freshlysqueezed orange juice.6 TOCA (RITZ CARLTON)181 WELLINGTON ST. W.Sunday brunch at Toca is the priciest on this list, butit’s also the most extravagant. For about $80 per person,diners can explore a brunch wonderland of lobster tails,shucked oysters, charcuterie and more, plus a live carvingstation amd access to an all-inclusive mimosa andbellini bar. And if that isn’t enough, there’s chocolatefountain, creperie and French pastries for dessert.9 WESLODGE478 KING ST. W.With bison pastrami, duck bacon and schnitzel galore,Weslodge will treat you to brunch tastes that are totallyunique to the King West spot. Many of the menu optionsare prepared in-house, including the smoked turkeythat goes into its sandwich, and the freshly bakedEnglish muffins served with Beppino Occelli butter.SALE SALE SALE SALE$169.95 $89.95 $109.95 $199.95SEATING PEOPLEONE CHAIR AT A TIME170 Brockport DriveUnit 65Toronto, OntarioKCchairs.com416-740-7438KC-608E KC-95 KC-952KC-42BHIGH-BACK EXECUTIVE CHAIRMID-BACK MESH FABRICMANAGERIALCHAIRHIGH BACK MESH CHAIRHIGH MESH BACKEXECUTIVE CHAIR

TRAVELFROMMEET THETRAVELLERSOF THE YEARTUESDAY NIGHT12.02.2013 P. 12By GEORGE W. STONEThese passionate nomads inspire us all totake on the world. Travellers of the Year is ourinaugural celebration of amazing individuals whoexplore the world with passion and purpose. Wesifted through hundreds of nominations to pickboundary-breaking, world-shaking people oninnovative missions.DIVING IN ON THE ROAD ALL YOU KNEAD IS LOVELindaYuenPhoto by Susan SeubertTheronHumphreyPhoto by Susan SeubertNadezhdaSavovaPhoto by Catherine KarnowWith an open spirit and an emptynest, Linda Yuen plunges intotravel:“When I was in high school in Lipue, Hawaii,my dream was to sail around the Pacific,” saysYuen from her home in Honolulu. But in theearly 1940s, with a world at war and a fatherwho hailed from Hiroshima, a holiday cruiseto Tahiti was not an option. So Yuen went tocollege, married a marine biologist and raiseda family.But as Yuen approached 60, her curiosityabout terra incognita became a passion forseeing the world.She became a part-time travel planner,helping others fill their passports and gainingaccess to discounted trips. Then Yuen packedher suitcase. She cruised to Pacific ports. Sheexplored the Galapagos. She toured Australiaand snorkelled the Great Barrier Reef. Shehiked the Milford Track in New Zealand. Shetook a New Year’s Eve cruise to Antarctica.She trekked around the safari lands ofAfrica and ambled across the cold coasts ofNova Scotia. She visited Machu Picchu. She followedthe Silk Route across China twice. Andshe fell in love with Bhutan.“Discovering antiquity and imagining thepeople who have lived in places around theworld is what keeps me travelling,” says the85-year-old.Theron Humphrey documents the oralhistories of everyday Americans:The numbers alone are astonishing –365 days and some 106,000 kilometres loggedon the road, 90,000 photos snapped, 50 U.S.states visited. And the cause is inspiring.Humphrey took a year to see Americaand record the story of one person in filmand audio each day. This storyteller’s monumentalroad trip echoes the Depression-eraFederal Writers Project, an initiative thatrecorded the life stories of some 10,000people.But Humphrey’s oral history enterpriseis rooted in a more personal motive: “I gotstirred up and wanted to live a different life. Iwanted to discover new things and meet newpeople,” says 29-year-old Humphrey, who quithis job as a fashion studio photographer andhit the highway in August 2011 with a missionof befriending one person each day, every day,for a year, and documenting that person’s lifestory.The result is a personal journey publishedonline at thiswildidea.com, a site supportedby $15,000 (U.S.) collected from 142 angelinvestors on the fund-raising platformKickstarter. Like a beat poet for the socialmedia era, Humphrey maps out his route andshares the tales of the people he’s met alongthe way.Travelling grad student NadezhdaSavova bakes up cross-culturalconnections:When 29-year-old Savova inherited her greatgrandmother’scrumbling house in Gabrovo,Bulgaria, the budding anthropologist turneda burden into an opportunity. She organizeda team of local volunteers and rebuilt thestructure into the community-owned BreadHouse Cultural Center, where neighbourscould come to bake loaves, share stories andform friendships.The project was such a success that theperipatetic Princeton student (she’s travelledto 76 countries) has since established similarprograms in a dozen countries.“In my travels, I’ve always been drawn tobakeries … I realized that learning to bakecould be a way to engage people and creativelyconnect locals. Making bread is extremelylow-cost and merely takes time, creating theperfect opportunity to talk, listen and learn.By breaking bread with people of all walks oflife, even feuding groups could come together.”The Bread Houses Network has evolvedinto a community-development model thatdoes not require dedicated space – any school,church, bakery or home with an oven canserve as a venue for encouraging interreligiousdialogue and co-operation among differentgenerations and ethnic groups.National Geographic Traveler

HEALTHGYM ETIQUETTEBy GREG HETHERINGTONIt can be intimidating for new members toexperience rush hour at the gym. Wanderingaround without a workout plan can be astedious as finding a parking spot at Yorkdale.But even with a plan, problems can arisedueto people who don’t follow proper gymetiquette. If equipment you want to use issweaty, missing parts or out of service, youhave to scramble for a substitute. Here are somebasic etiquette fundamentals:WIPE DOWN EQUIPMENT AFTER USEMost people are good with this, but there arestill a lot of people who aren’t. You don’t want toask somone to wipe up their sweat, so the morepeople who follow this, the cleaner your gymwill be.www.sxc.huUSE A TOWELTowels do more than just wipe up sweat. Youcan use them for deliquants who leave theirsweaty DNA on a bench, and it can also be usedto indicate that equipment is in use.HAVE A GLANCEBefore jumping on equipment, quickly scan tosee if anyone else is using it. Generally, they’llbe guarding their territory, so you’ll know it’sfree or not by the person eyeballing you.ASK TO WORK INJust because something is being used doesn’tmean you can’t also use it if you ask politely. Inall my years training, no one has ever refused.You may hear back, “Sure, I’m resting nowanyway” or “I’m on my last set,” but most of thetime you won’t have to wait very long.OFFER A SPOTThis may be more for the heavy-lifters, but ifthere isn’t any more equipment for what youwant to do, walk up to someone as they finishtheir set and offer to spot their next lift. Thiswill allow you to work in with them, and they’llmost likely offer to spot you too.WATCH WHERE YOU WALKGetting inside someone’s personal space, evenif you don’t hit them, can be very distracting.Walk behind someone if they’re using a mirror.If there’s no room behind them, quickly walk infront of them while ththey’re in the “relaxed”phase of their exercise.TUESDAY NIGHT12.02.2013 P. 13DON’T BE A HOGIt’s okay to do lots of sets on a specific piece ofequipment, but it’s not okay to monopolize theequipment by occupying it while you rest. If yousee someone waiting, offer to let them work in.You could say, “You can work in with me; I’m justresting right now.” But leave your towel nextto the machine and keep it in sight if you walkaway, just in case a poacher with no etiquette ison the prowl.PUT YOUR EQUIPMENT AWAYEver have a roommate who never cleaned upthe kitchen after cooking? You probably don’tenjoy unloading other people’s weights either,so put everything back exactly where it belongs.Everyone at some point has been annoyedbecause they can’t find something where it’ssupposed to be.KEEP QUIET IF YOU CANAnother common issue in gyms is noise.Screaming and dropping weights should onlyhappen if it’s necessary, not because you can.This is really going to be gym specific; if you’rein Venice Beach training at Golds Gym, expectlots of screamers. If you’re at a Good Life inLiberty Village, there’s really no need to be loud.Help make the gym a better place bypracticing these techniques.Greg Hetherington is the founder of trainwithgreg.com.As a McGill Kinesiology graduate, former CFL receiver andpersonal trainer, Greg’s fitness philosophy incorporatesfunctional movements that are firmly rooted in both scienceand skill.CANADA’S LARGEST URBAN POLAR BEAR DIP!IT’S SCARY TO JUMP INTO FREEZING WATER. IT’S SCARY TO GIVE YOURMONEY AWAY. BUT YOU KNOW WHAT’S REALLY SCARY?THAT A KID CAN HAVE CANCER. THAT’S SCARY.thechill.caSUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17 THMONDAY, FEBRUARY 18 TH2 DAYS TO CHILL ATYONGE-DUNDAS SQUARECELEBRATE FAMILYDAY TOGETHERREGISTER NOW @ THECHILL.CA

SHOUT OUTSHappy Birthday Mims (yes, that’s right, thisshoutout is for you Amina)! From the first day wemet you, we knew our relationship would last alifetime because we loved everything that youwere/are. Friends like you are a rarity and we’reso happy to have you in our lives ... you’re the3rd sister we never had. Enjoy your day, we loveyou very much! Bon & Cam X0X0X0I’m desperate for changing. Starving for truth.I’m closer to where I started. I’m chasing afteryou.Successful as he is, Drake may as well bethe Justin Bieber of hip-hop: It’s not an anti-Canadian thing. No matter how many records hesells, or who he dates or if his kiddie fanbase haslaughable pop taste, there’s no denying that, atthe end of the day, his music is still unbelievablyweak & overexposed. If that makes me a haterthen so be it. For all you anti-old school newbies,keep your Gucci Lame, dance-inflected BlackEyed Peas & talentless auto-tuners .. .Every timesomeone dismisses the rap alumni as “too old”or “grandpas,” the criticism always seems tocome from an ignorant dimwit sadly failing torealize, appreciate & respect just who laid thegroundwork.have a question to all the fine ladies out therelooking for something special: do you find theold-fashion way of a guy approaching a ladymore appropriate, or the anonymous non-verbalonline mode of communications ... your thoughts..... signed ......curious ??To the medical emergency on the 8:10 out ofMilton the morning of Feb 8 … I hope you areok!! “Possible heart attack” was mentioned.Sending good energy your way...The best era for rap was when Tupac and Biggiewere running things. Shame things got volatileand lives were lost. End of discussion. FrankWhiteTo Ima SuitGuy: First of all, the top level on everycar isn’t “half of the train.” Second, people whoare loud and disrespectful on the train only havethemselves to blame. If everyone was respectfulof others, this Quiet Zone wouldn’t exist in thefirst place. People complain for a reason, publictransit is meant to be a pleasant journey frompoint A to point B, not for people to behave loudlylike they’re at a busy intersection and need to raisetheir voices to be heard! Period. End of discussion.Lady on the 8:31 train out of Whitby. I think u geton a Pickering or the next stop. STOP SPENDINGTHE ENTIRE RIDE PLUCKING YOUR CHIN!!!Where do you think those hairs are going. You doit almost every time I see u on the train. You haveto be the nastiest person I know.After digging out all of the cars in the Aurora GOstation Friday night, I left my shovel with a fewgentlemen who were helping others get theircars out! I was so happy to get my car out of theparking lot that I forgot to get my shovel back... If you still have it, could you please turn it into the Aurora Station? I’d really like that shovelback. Thanks for your help again, J.Hello Ladies, Looking for a chinese or japanesefemale in the age range of 28-45, marriedprefered. If you are not being satisfied in thebedroom then email at reallysurprised@gmail.comRe: The quiet zone: I’m loving it, I get to catchup on some shuteye without hearing everybodyyapping around me. The first experience was soquiet it was almost surreal. Great idea.S/O to all the good recyclers that putsqueaky-clean peanut butter jars into theblue bin. Luv, ChunkySubmit your Shout Out toshoutout@tonightnewspaper.comHey handsome.. I’ve been meaning to tell youhow much I really miss our Persian tea evenings,especially since I realized that I love you... --MissYou.A.This Shout Out is to all the people who insist onfollowing too close behind people while gettingon the train and lean against their backpack/bagor step on their heels while going up the stairs tothe upper levels, say “sorry” and STOP doing it, orbe prepared to be yelled at. Also, if you insist onstanding on the stairs to the train station platforms(to keep warm) keep to the sides so people canget through, if not, I hope you get a ticket fromthe GO police. Signed: Fed up with rude people.@5mics, Glad somebaody recognizes REAL hiphopartists. Nothing like hip hop up until ‘93 ...anything after that has mostly been a tragedy.Chub Rock, Steady B, Eric B & Rakim, Special Ed,3XDope, just to name a few. If only true hip-hoplike that was more appreciated by the recordcompanies. Maybe then they would realize theerror of their ways putting so much effort behind“artists” like Lil Wayne a.k.a. An EmbarrassmentTo The Game. –Chocolate Boy WonderTo the most beautiful cougar I have ever laid myeyes on: you are beautiful, sexy and hot. On the5:05 barrie train. Wearing your burberry scarfBONUS SHOUT OUTS DAILYat tonightnewspaper.com andon our iPhone and Android appsTUESDAY NIGHT12.02.2013 P. 14and boots and your sexy hair. Just wanted to sayhello since I’m probably too young for you. From#youngbluecartigan@seriousqiestion: Omg your Shout Out made melol on the train. Would Herc even need RocketRobin Hood’s help if Toot were nearby?@3TimesDope: I’m glad theres someone elseout there who digs where i’m coming from. Allthose you listed are heroes too! Let’s not forgetthe unsung heroes, like TDS Mob, DITC, Hiero,Master Ace, Pharcyde, Flavor Unit –5mics@urtooold: Do you even know what 5micsmeans? How can you hate on the classics? Igot love for Kudi, Odd Future ...etc. Know yourhistory B.OMG! The woman beside me (beige coat, redhair, top level of the 4:10 Barrie train. Yeah, I’mtalking to you!) has been talking NON STOP onher phone for the entire trip!! THIS is why weneed the quiet zone. People are too stupid andignorant to just STFU once in a while.To the older lady who knows im glancing in herdirection on the LSE to Union in the mornings.Im sure you noticed, I doubt you care but I thinkyou are lovely. A smile would make my day...-Englishman on the LSE.@confused Maybe you could call that personor write to them, so you could find out whatwent wrong. Writing here brings you no closerto truth, it will only make you more confused.You’ll only collect others’ ideas and experiences,they might not even be close to what happenedreally. I am confused too from my failure toconnect with somebody but I’ve got to respectthat person’s desires. Sometimes all we can dois accept it as is and keep loving this world

DISTRACTIONSCROSSWORDCopyright © 2013 PuzzleJunction.comSUDOKUCopyright © 2013 PuzzleJunction.comTUESDAY NIGHT12.02.2013 P. 15SHOULD I GET OUTOF BED TOMORROW?ACROSS1. Stopper3. Annoyance9. Cake ingredient, maybe10. Food fish11. Bundle12. Guarnerius, for one14. Sea eagle16. Churchill Downs event17. Behold18. Juice source19. Bring together22. Dangerous bacteria23. Kitchen set24. Impudent25. Shetland, e.g.DOWN1. Bishop and pawn, e.g.2. Scoundrel4. Caribou kin5. Lawrence of Arabia actor6. Piano players tickle them7. Sundae toppings8. Private12. Sonnets and such13. Necropolis15. Uneasy20. Preface, briefly21. Persian spirit23. HideoutTHURSDAY’S ANSWERSTODAY’S CELEBRITYBIRTHDAYSMATCH THE PERSONTO THEIR AGE*ANSWERS AT BOTTOM OF PAGEJOSH BROLINROBERT GRIFFIN IIIJUDY BLUMEARSENIO HALLCHRISTINA RICCIMICHAEL MCDONALDAGES:23, 45, 75,58, 33, 61ARIES: A quiet person will speakafter a debate. Do not bet your life.TAURUS: A volatile guy wants somehugs. Ask friends over to sharesome time.GEMINI: Ignore a man’s attemptto corral your radical ideas. You’llagree with a practical person.CANCER: A lazy person tries toget some work done. Hysteria willamuse you.LEO: Stop shouting before adispute gets ugly. Be alert to rapidlychanging traffic conditions.VIRGO: Values will top a discussionlist. Career luck has a complicatedfinale.LIBRA: Avoid problematical chats.A good-natured woman has a heartailment.SCORPIO: Cultural conditioningcreates a vacuum. A confidante’spoor taste is daunting.SAGITTARIUS: A dental issue comesto your attention. Reply to a cravenfool before tales are told.CAPRICORN: A visitor refuses tolisten to problems. You must tend toyour own needs today.AQUARIUS: Laughing at a person’sfoibles is counter- productive. Abusiness plan gives you excitement.PISCES: The last thing you expectedactually happens. Do somethingto rectify a deteriorating situation.Avatar VenusGUESS JOSH BROLIN’SNET WORTHA. $35 MILLIONB. $50 MILLIONC. $75 MILLIONcelebritynetworth.comCrosswordACROSS1 Constant nuisance5 Dashboard device, briefly9 Post-op program14 Writer Wister15 Say again16 To love, in Milan17 Voting district18 Laine of jazz fame19 South Pacific island nation20 1977 Boz Scaggs hit23 Neth. neighbour24 “Sophie’s Choice” novelist25 Hoyle of “Hoyle’s Rules ofGames”27 Source of ground chuck31 Bird with red-eyed andyellow-throated varieties34 Coal-rich area in Europe35 Common cotton swab37 Italian diminutive suffix38 Unsportsmanlike39 Year, in Yucatán40 Film terrier played by Skippy42 “Picnic” playwright43 Volga River native45 All-in-one offer48 Takes hold49 Skeptic’s response53 Here, to Henri54 Something with whichyou might do the actionsat the ends of 20-, 27- and45-Across58 Hurricane, e.g.60 Fair share, maybe61 Wild about, with “over”62 Toy truck maker63 Hankering64 At least once65 Firebug’s offence66 Result of a successful slapshot67 Covers, as a football fieldDOWN1 Big New Year’s Day events2 Lie ahead3 Dweebish4 Sign, as a cheque5 Dance music genre6 Rights org. since 19207 Restaurant figure8 What a horseshoer shoes9 Like “The Exorcist” and“Lethal Weapon”10 Nondance music genreA L L F O R A P O L L OL I E A B E D S N I P E A TI N A C O M A I I N S I S TO E D V A T O M E S T ET O S T A D A N A T A T O RO U T S T E P T A K E R ST O P E L I T E R A R YA C EI M A G I N E S T E E DS L A M O N T R O U P E DA I R I E S T T E R R I N ED E Y S U E U D O G A MI S O B A R S B A N D O R ES C R A P E S E S T O N I AM U R D E R H O L E I NTHURSDAY’SANSWERS11 Frequent, as a club12 One side in the Falklands War13 Vandyke, e.g.21 Manhattan district with artgalleries22 Doubting26 1974 John Wayne crimedrama28 Taking drugs regularly29 Popcorn order for two, maybe30 Passé31 Going by way of32 Lestrade of Sherlock Holmesstories, e.g.33 E.R. doctors work them36 ___ favour38 Photographer Arbus41 Some window installations,1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 1617 18 1920 21 22 2324 25 2627 28 29 3031 32 33 34 35 3637 38 3940 41 42 43 4445 46 4748 49 50 51 5253 54 55 56 5758 59 60 6162 63 6465 66 67for short43 Baby powder component44 Whom G movies are for46 Best Actress winner for “TheHours”47 ___ Tower48 Woman with an afro, maybe50 “Good job!”51 Sharp-___52 Bygone Russian leaders55 Down in a hurry56 Corn syrup brand57 Gymnast Korbut59 Original “King Kong” studioPuzzle by Allan E. Parrish, edited by Will ShortzNet Worth Answer: A.Birthday Answers: Judy Blume, 75, Michael McDonald, 61, Arsenio Hall, 58, Josh Brolin, 45, Christina Ricci, 33, Robert Griffin III, 23

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