ty) Aileen MacLeod (b. 1897) joined the VAD (Voluntary Aid Detachment) at Huntly Hospital, 1915, and attended Dartford Physical Education College in 1916. Her twin sister, Mary (Molly) Lilias MacLeod (b. 1897), attended Gipsy Hill Teaching College, Twickenham, before working at a boarding school in 1916 and later at Flanders Nurseries and the Women's National Land Service Camp at Yeovil. Both sisters lived at Cambridge and had attended the Atholl Crescent School of Domestic Economy in 1915.
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MicrofilmedNew capabilities are added to OSPF primarily through the addition of new LSAs. You have already encountered in Chapter 7 one example of an LSA that supports an optional capability: The NSSA (type 7) LSA. This chapter and the next three introduce other “extension” LSAs.
Two characteristics of OSPF pose problems to extensibility. The first characteristic is that when an OSPF router receives an LSA of an unknown type, it drops the LSA. The influence of this behavior is seen in NSSAs, where all routers in the area must support the NSSA option and understand type 7 LSAs. In this case, the behavior is not a problem because you want all routers in the not-so-stubby area to enforce the rule...Politics has always had its share of rule benders and dirty tricksters particularly at election time.
In the past the worst of such adolescent behaviour has been wrought on opponents’ election signs.
As the internet becomes more and more a campaign tool, some new tricks are being devised.
E-Tomfoolery in Vaughan
Peter Meffe, incumbent Ward One Councillor in Vaughan, has a challenger in Mary Ruffolo.
Councillor Meffe was first elected to City Council in 1988 and is now serving his fourth term.
According to her website, Ruffolo, the challenger, has spent the past eight years in municipal government working within the Planning & Development Department in Vaughan.
It is her website that is at issue here because, if you had gone to it earlier this month, you would have been redirected to Meffe's site. Ruffolo was miffed.
Figure This One Out
Rocco Panacci, a resident of Richmond Hill set up a website for both Meffe (with his permission) and for Ruffolo (without her permission.)
Panacci, apparently a paid campaign worker for Meffe, recently told the Toronto Star that he is managing Meffe's website and had agreed to set up the site that used Ruffolo's name.
While Panacci told the Star he had done nothing illegal and denied anyone had asked him to set up Ruffolo's - I mean Meffe's website - the site was quickly taken down after the story.
Looks like an interesting election in Vaughan. We'll keep our eye on Meffe as an early front runner for Local Politician of The Year.Add the basil leaves and olive oil to a blender and blend until the basil is liquefied. If you don’t have a blender, you can mince the basil and mix it into the oil. Right before serving, use a serrated knife to cut the tomatoes through their equators into ¼ inch slices, or into wedges as shown and arrange them on a plate along with the Brindisi. Drizzle the basil oil onto the tomatoes and sprinkle with salt and pepper and torn basil leaves.
Do you talk, or speak, and converse? Of course you do. All human beings talk out loud...we are a world of conversationalists. But can talking be fatal to our health? Yes, it can...
I'm gonna call out sick from work today; I don't feel like working.
I never get a break -- life doesn't smile on me.

Do any of the above expressions sound familiar? Even I have uttered one or more of these expressions from time to time. Because I (now) recognize the power of words, I'm very careful of my utterances.
An affirmation is a purposeful and vocal expression of an intention...spoken within the present tense. In the most literal sense, an affirmation means to affirm -- being firm. Some laugh at affirmations as a comical waste of time and energy. Others (mistakenly) see affirmations as machinations of magic, the supernatural, or even an act of blasphemous evil or dark powers. I disagree with this assessment.
For me, affirmations are acts of repetition. An exercise of personal mental trickery. Yes, I trick my brain. By speaking a positive phrase over and over, my brain -- rather, my subconscious mind -- begins to react biochemically. Neurons and neurotransmitters are secreted by our brains in response to mental stimuli that originates within our subconsciousness.
The reverse of an affirmation is a put-down. Many adults battle unconscious obstacles to success due to the messages that they received during their childhood. Parents, teachers, and/or authority figures have spoken mentally-crippling words to impressionable youth. You're never gonna be successful...I wish I never gave birth to you. Recall the article title, The Real Reason Why Speaking could be Killing You!
Join with me, now, to be aware of our words. What do I say to others? More importantly, what are the words that I repeat to myself? Thus, choose wise...choose life...choose power. Speak Greatly Always!
Boogaloo isn’t just a fun word to say, it’s the name of fun trails to ride, say bikers.
“It was really fun. Whoever designed the course this year did an excellent job,” said rider David Gonda. “A good variety of climbing and some really fun downhills and some trails you don’t normally ride. There was a little something for everyone.”
“It was a really nice course, especially the second half below the power line,” said Kristenn Magnusson. “There were trails linked together in ways that we don’t often link them together on a ride. So it was nice to ride trails a different direction than we normally would or turn where we normally would not.”
The mountain bike racing season jumped into gear with the Boogaloos Race on Sunday at the Grey Mountain trails that include, among others, Downtown Boogaloo, Boogaloo Heights, Boogaloo North and Lower Boogaloo.
Gonda, who is a four-time Yukon mountain bike champ, began the season with a win. The 29-year-old came first on the 24-kilometre long course with a time of one hour, 19 minutes and 43 seconds. He also won the race in 2013.
“It’s the first race in the spring for mountain biking, so it’s a good way to get a hard workout, especially for people training for other races, it’s a good practice for those,” said Gonda.
Magnusson took first for women on the long course, crossing the finish in 1:40:21.
It wasn’t her season-opening race. It wasn’t even her first race of the weekend.
The 39-year-old produced fourth- and fifth-place finishes in the Vancouver Island MTB Race Series in April.
She was also the top solo woman rider in the 173-kilometre Southern Lakes Yukon GanFondo road race on Saturday.
“Today and yesterday, it was good to see other racers out and everyone having a good time, supporting each other, cheering each other on,” said Magnusson, the 2014 Yukon women’s mountain bike champ.
The eighth annual Boogaloo event, hosted by the Contagious Mountain Bike Club, had 69 participants, including 15 youth run bike racers.
“It’s nice that the bike club has so many dedicated volunteers who are put on these events because it takes a lot of people,” said Gonda.
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tomp@yukon-news.com
Results
Men’s long (24 km)
1st David Gonda – 1:19:43
2nd Preston Blackie – 1:25:47
3rd Bill Slater – 1:29:53
4th Jean-Paul Molgat – 1:33:32
5th Marcus Wattereus – 1:36:19
Women’s long (24 km)
1st Kristenn Magnusson – 1:40:21
2nd Erin Light – 2:02:42
3rd Monika Melnychuk – 2:27:18
4th Nadia Doerksen – 2:30:17
5th Esther Border – 2:31:00
Men’s medium (16 km)
1st Caleb Light – 1:08:37
2nd Louis Mouchet – 1:27:37
3rd Jude Slater – 1:30:24
4th Orin Gladwin – 1:32:56
5th Stefan Gladwin – 1:32:57
Women’s medium (16 km)
1st Chrissy McConnell – 1:11:07
2nd Jen McGilliv