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LOST LEGACY WILL LIVE ON IN HAWAII, PG 24 Celebritypg 37 Aniston digs deep for Haiti relief TORONTO • WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 2010 metronews.ca Tailor-made Study maps Maple LeafsWinning smile song for a violence pRpmafAotiPlenoirtAoi trcl rN iIiyaneitnnwt eihg rBc antrsoeiu btian nesscejwneoncimstca kaeti baoint RICK EGLINTON/TORSTAR NEW hdoowt snptootwsn opfr ohvuimncoiaulr l iengtiosl tahtuere. S SERVICE RpEinPOpRoTin tRedes e“ahrocth esrpso tsh’’a vine Fredericton Liberal T.J. Toronto — the eastern Burke said Conservative downtown section and En- Opposition Leader David tertainment District — Alward was caught with where paramedics are more his “pants down” after re- likely to be sent to transport cent comments. victims of At that point, Burke assaults. Research started rapping, “Pants on The the ground, pants on the study, Pat- (cid:129) To explain ground, looking like a fool terns of Ur- the problems with his pants on the ban Violent in Toronto’s ground” — a song made Injury, eastern down- popular by an American found the town area, re- Idol contestant. highest searchers not- THE CANADIAN PRESS concentra- ed that areas SEE THE VIDEO AT tion of am- with more METRONEWS.CA/CANADA bulance bars, govern- calls came ment housing from ad- units, home- News on the M ve dresses in less shelters the area and low-in- What’s this bounded come house- barcode for? roughly by holds were Learn how to scan Yonge more likely to tthhee i bnastrrcuocdteio wnsit aht Street east see “violent the top of pg 3 Tucker Patterson, 3, of Waterdown visits the Air Canada Centre yesterday to meet the Toronto Maple Leafs and go for a skate with to the Don injury events.” his father, David. Tucker, who is terminally ill, was refused access to a public skate recently in Flamborough and then invited by the River, and Leafs to attend a practice. More coverage, page 4. Link to exclusive Leafs game report, see the top of page 14. King Street north to Bloor. VancouverGames Researchers, from Univer- Ex-THS chief quits sity of Toronto, St. Michael’s Countdown Hospital and Ryerson Uni- to 2010 versity, broke down data in- to four-hour snapshots, Follow Metro as we then extracted information bring you daily related to injuries caused by coverage leading up a gun, knife, sharp or blunt to the 2010 Winter object, or a body part. Olympics in Animal cruelty charges lead Tim Trow to leave board The results: Most assault- Vancouver. related calls for ambulances • Today — between midnight and 4 Sisters stick Embattled former Toronto charge his responsibilities a.m. came from the Enter- together on Humane Society president Numerous charges as a member of the board tainment District. ski trails, Tim Trow resigned yester- are seriously compromised “It’s clear there’s a major page day from the society’s (cid:129) Tim Trow and four senior tion of a peace officer and and he believes it’s in the problem there,” Dr. Michael 16 board of directors, his society staffers are charged conspiracy to commit an best interests of the THS if Cusimano, a neurosurgeon lawyer said. with animal cruelty, obstruc- indictable offence. he steps down at this time,” at St. Michael’s and lead au- On the web Trow feels he is unable to said Schreck. thor of the study, said yes- continue as a member of solved, Andras Schreck said. against the charges he’s fac- But nobody asked Trow to terday of the Entertainment Visit metronews.ca the board while charges “Although he intends to ing while they remain out- quit, said Schreck. 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THE CANADIAN PRESS Ontarians show a lot of heart News in brief ARREST Peel region police have arrested a 22-year-old suspect after a shooting in Organ donation up in Ontario, but need still growing, group says Brampton left a man in hospital fighting for his life. Police sStgtacHhiaounomoeynndtm , dtd vi r2hniiiaecct1etyimito,o di snm wnaeahii nago dinans hoesan th tatrid iegnii n Tntcau goc itnamnri rvtio o ohtteetinhoocsnhtea kmteao .l srr peThe tmlo ho aaomecasfvt penveeaiirrctc-ah-l. NstplpaihaffeeeteOavroea.e nrrpcrdgk lelyta esnih nn 7ttgeo 0O iid 0vnpaon i rl nn2rtioveag0avecr0 titoisin9hoo rwc,e nd leta es gwwn srirutoeifo dtmy syeoeee baf Oae1rr,rr7s- RICHARD LAUTENS/TORSTAR NEW 21rwcrpeee4,rh6sgBno pt1aiuvtos6et itotr’nr seefi e ct crdne’yeees lee,dn iv segs ttid li siebffleirloaold oevarn.m w i d,fOnt aoi rghnt2rnah 0elcnoy a0rsr ya 81ps d .7hflh adrA uptaonenhgvmedtdeeesr. sPcehheailirlngipges dt, h owef iBitnhrva aemgstpgigtroaavntai,o tiesnd. Kevin gitneartn r oDDdeoubnc aeMtdi,oa ntHt hSeetarwlathste gtMoy liwdn iasas- S SERVICE gtha“epT wahnaedirt e 1l i,s6at0r.e0 Osntitlal ripaenosp olne assault. THE CANADIAN PRESS news conference yesterday. dying each year,” Markel “The Trillium Gift of Life said. Network is making an un- Officials credit recom- believable difference in the mendations implemented lives of so many people in with the Organ Donation Ontario,” Matthews said. Strategy, including allow- “This year was a record ing donation after cardiac year, and I encourage death, transferring respon- everyone to consider the sibility for gaining consent importance of organ dona- from health-care profes- Scanne twhsis o bna yrcooudr es mfoar rmtpohroen Leo.cal tion. One decision to con- sionals to trained Trillium Learn how to scan the barcode with sent to organ donation can co-ordinators, giving hospi- the instructions at the top of this page have such an enormous im- tals performance feedback, pact.” a daily review of all dona- Tomorrow’s Metro “This is quite an accom- Health Minister Deb Matthews holds up her health card yesterday asking all to ensure the donor tion cases, simplified regis- plishment,” Frank Markel, box is checked off. Organ donations rose 17 per cent in Ontario last year. tration forms, improved ac- Relating president and CEO of the cess to OHIP’s database and Sofi Papamarko Trillium Gift of Life Net- deceased donors, 691 life- people on the waiting list ed number of tissue dona- public campaigns aimed at explores the work, said in an interview. saving organ transplants by nearly 24 per cent, tions provided heart valves, multi-faith and youth cold, hard reality “We are making progress.” took place, decreasing the Markel said. bone grafts and tissue from groups. of Facebook ego. Last year, thanks to 218 number of deaths among As well, an unprecedent- 1,299 donors last year, up TORSTAR NEWS SERVICE Publisher enters mayoralty race T.O. cops nab FBI suspect CRIME Toronto police have Police believe Dika en- WHAT’S ONLINE TODAY ELECTIONToronto’s mayoral- lead Toronto forward.” people of Toronto.” arrested a man wanted by tered Toronto in August ty race finally has a woman. Thomson, 42, said she Thomson also said she the FBI for a series of of- 2009, and that Dika and BlogsIt’s Called Football Sarah Thomson, publisher would open the city to a sys- would push ahead to build fences related to organized two accomplices evaded welcomes ESPN’s Ives Galar- of the Women’s Post, told re- tem of full-fledged subway lines, crime. capture at the time. cep to chat MLS CBA and porters yesterday she’s en- “managed instead of streetcar lines. Police said yesterday that One of the men has since Toronto FC trade rumours, tering the race to bring a competition, She said private partners Myfit (Mike) Dika was ar- been arrested in Albania, and SpinDoc- businesslike approach to where pub- should be enlisted to help fi- rested Monday afternoon and police say Kujitim Lika, tor warns city hall, the first woman of lic employ- nance the new projects. and is being held in custody 45, remains at large and Tory 21 candidates who have filed ees bid open- Thomson, who once ran pending extradition pro- may still be in Canada. strategists nomination papers to date. ly against unsuccessfully for Hamilton ceedings. 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THE CANADIAN PRESS Go ahead, City to debate lower speed limits tell ’em how you really feel 14th pedestrian death in recent weeks prompts premier to speak out TTCTransit riders who want to register their advice with Premier Dalton McGuinty is Speaking in Kitch- respectful of each lors to research the most struck by an SUV in mid- the TTC’s customer service calling on pedestrians and ener, McGuinty said other and mindful of dangerous streets in their town Toronto on Monday. advisory panel have a new motorists alike to be more experts would have what’s going on wards, with the intent of re- Sgt. 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The Salvation Army op- to Ottawa and eats just general comments, erates the 119 bed facility severance charges that in- concerns, suggestions on that sits on a prime piece of services in the city on be- clude $7 million for its for- how the TTC can improve real estate downtown half of the province, an- mer chief executive officer. its customer service as well Toronto at the corner of nounced it intends to put The company said it will as service in general, is al- Church Street, and, Bloor out a request for proposals book about $21 million of ways helpful,” said TTC Avenue East. for new owners and opera- restructuring charges in fis- spokesman Brad Ross. The Toronto local health tors of the site by mid-Feb- cal 2010, including TORSTAR NEWS SERVICE unit which controls health ruary. TORSTAR NEWS SERVICE severance pay for former CEO Stephen DeFalco, as well as the Stop paying more for a cleaning severance and bene- Red ink at the dentist? fits of other employees. (cid:129) In the fiscal SAVE UP TO 30% ON A CLEANING! DeFalco, year ended Book a Cleaning & Whitening for only $168. an Ameri- Jan. 8, MDS can, was lightened its That’s over a $100 savings! hired sever- losses to $15 Call today to book an appointment. al years ago million from 416 488-9800 David Patterson pushes his three-year-old son, Tucker, on the Air to turn $246 million Canada Centre ice yesterday. around the in 2008 when www.independentdentalhygiene.com company, it wrote down An ‘amazing’ skate which had the cost of its been MAPLE reac- lagging in tor program. HOCKEY A terminally ill rink near their home. financial Offers cannot be combined and have no cash value. Terms and conditions apply. Hamilton-area boy who was Tucker, named for former and stock market perform- denied a chance to take part Leaf Darcy Tucker, suffers ance. 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To qualify for GM Canada’s Cash For Clunkers incentive, you must qualify for the Retire Your Ride Program, supported by the Government of Canada, and you must turn in a 1995 model or older vehicle that is in running condition and has been registered and insured for the last 6 months (12 months in B.C.). Upon Government confi rmation of (cid:87)(cid:87)vehicle eligibility under the “Retire Your Ride Program”, GM Canada will provide an incentive towards the purchase or lease of a new 2009 or 2010 GM vehicle, excluding Medium Duty trucks, in an amount ranging from $500 to $3,000, depending on the model purchased. Incentive applied after taxes. If you successfully complete the “Retire Your Ride” program, you will be eligible for a $300 cash incentive. By participating in this program you will not be eligible for any trade-in value for your vehicle. GM Canada’s Cash For Clunkers incentive is only available to customerswho take delivery between January 12, 2010 and March 1,2010. GM Canada’s Cash For Clunkers offer may not be combined with certain other incentives available on GM vehicles, including the 60 Day Satisfaction Guarantee. See your participating GM dealer for additional program conditions and details. Residents of Northwest Territories, Yukon or Nunavut are excluded from the Government’s Retire Your Ride program and are therefore ineligible for GM Canada’s Cash For Clunkers incentive. Some conditions apply. Visit www.retireyourride.ca for more information. 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Provincial police say the woman, believed to be about 40, was struck near the community of Bayside, Ont., east of Trenton. THE CANADIAN PRESS Oda sets sights on maternal health Canada Canada wants to make maternal and child health in poor countries the “signature initiative” of the G8 summit in Muskoka this June. The federal government is talking with non-governmental organizations about how best to do that. International Co-operation Minister Bev Oda, left, says Canada will also be consult- ing with its G8 counterparts in the coming weeks. Oda says Canada is “blessed with incredible expertise” in maternal and child health. 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Officials at PETA dis- THE CANADIAN PRESS a speech Monday at “When someone missed Byrne’s criticism. the Canada Centre for actually coaches or “Mr. Byrne’s reaction is a Inland Waters in Gerry conducts criminal silly, chest-beating exer- News in brief Burlington, Ont., Byrne behaviour to impose cise,” president Ingrid when a woman stood a political agenda on Newkirk said in an emailed GUILTY PLEAKickbacks, bogus Murray pleaded guilty yester- up and pushed a tofu cream each and every other citi- response yesterday. invoices and a company used day for his linchpin role in a pie squarely into the minis- zen of Canada, that does Emily McCoy, 37, of New to filter bribes — this was how ripoff scheme that rattled the ter’s face. seem to me to meet the test York City was taken into the ex-financial director of the house of assembly and rede- The animal-rights group of a terrorist organization,” custody and charged with Newfoundland and Labrador fined fiscal oversight in the caBne isnogm neatmimeeds O bley ma dpiifcf ifclauglt- bheoanroeurr PETA later took responsibil- the member from New- assault after the pieing. legislature fed a $500-a-day province. for harried athletes to accept. ity for the incident. 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REG #4671384 metronews.ca metro Wednesday, January 27, 2010 canada McGuinty defends closure of Fort Erie ER 7 Premier Dalton McGuinty is defending the decision to close the emergency room in Fort Erie. THE CANADIAN PRESS Volunteers helping save lives in Haiti Group uses vacation to aid in disaster zone For the sixth time since Haiti By the numbers its creation in 2003, Cana- Crisis dian Medical Assistance (cid:129) Canadians confirmed Teams is sending a group Imagine trying to save the dead: 21 of volunteers to a disaster life of a seven-year-old (cid:129) Canadians missing: 149 zone. boy. To do that, you need (cid:129) Canadians located: 1,953 The group doesn’t re- to amputate his mangled, (cid:129) Canadians originally be- ceive government money infected leg. You explain lieved to be in Haiti: more and its members are pay- to his parents that without than 6,000 ing for their own flights this operation, the boy there. What do they get in will almost certainly die. spending their holidays. return? Now imagine pleading in A few dozen volunteers Just ask the locals. vain with his parents when — mostly medical profes- “They came here to save they tell you, firmly, “No.” sionals — with a Canadian lives,” said Jean-Evans For most people, that non-profit organization are Cheridor, a nursing stu- kind of traumatic experi- taking time off work or us- dent who is helping the ence might be a once-in-a- ing their holidays to pro- Canadians as a translator. lifetime nightmare. For a vide help in one of the “They’ve already made a small group of Canadians, most devastated corners of difference.” though, this is how they’re Haiti. THE CANADIAN PRESS Taxpayers paid $250K for Tory report cards REPORT The cost of those The delivery of the Harp- Canadian Press. taxpayer-funded Conserva- er government’s third, That’s on top of $108,000 tive government exercises glossy report card on its spent for a similar report in in economic accountability economic action plan last June, and doesn’t include and self-promotion has Sept. 28 cost more than the cost of the final report passed $250,000 — and will $143,000, according to doc- last month. rise further. uments obtained by The THE CANADIAN PRESS (cid:57)(cid:101)(cid:100)(cid:100)(cid:91)(cid:89)(cid:106)(cid:1)(cid:106)(cid:101)(cid:1)(cid:111)(cid:101)(cid:107)(cid:104)(cid:1) (cid:100)(cid:91)(cid:95)(cid:93)(cid:94)(cid:88)(cid:101)(cid:107)(cid:104)(cid:94)(cid:101)(cid:101)(cid:90)(cid:34)(cid:1) (cid:111)(cid:101)(cid:107)(cid:104)(cid:1)(cid:89)(cid:95)(cid:106)(cid:111)(cid:36)(cid:36)(cid:36)(cid:1) (cid:87)(cid:100)(cid:90)(cid:1)(cid:111)(cid:101)(cid:107)(cid:104)(cid:1)(cid:109)(cid:101)(cid:104)(cid:98)(cid:90)(cid:36) (cid:65)(cid:100)(cid:101)(cid:109)(cid:1)(cid:99)(cid:101)(cid:104)(cid:91)(cid:36)(cid:1)(cid:65)(cid:100)(cid:101)(cid:109)(cid:1)(cid:100)(cid:101)(cid:109)(cid:36) (cid:55)(cid:87)(cid:104)(cid:101)(cid:100)(cid:1) (cid:73)(cid:87)(cid:98)(cid:106)(cid:112)(cid:99)(cid:87)(cid:100) (cid:67)(cid:87)(cid:104)(cid:95)(cid:108)(cid:91)(cid:98)(cid:1) (cid:74)(cid:87)(cid:104)(cid:107)(cid:89) (cid:58)(cid:95)(cid:87)(cid:100)(cid:87)(cid:1) (cid:73)(cid:109)(cid:87)(cid:95)(cid:100) Weekdays at 5, 5:30 & 6 pm and Late Night following The National metro metronews.ca Wednesday, January 27, 2010 8 Honduran military leaders not guilty of abuse of power, judge rules A Honduran judge yesterday found the country’s top military commanders not guilty of abuse of power for ordering soldiers to expel President Manuel Zelaya from the country at gunpoint June 28. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Former Guatemalan president arrested World Police captured fugitive former Guatemalan president Alfonso Portillo, left, in the northern part of the country yesterday, a day after U.S. prosecutors indicted him on charges of laundering money stolen from foreign donations meant to buy children’s books. Dozens of agents raided a ranch to execute the arrest, Attorney General Amilcar Velasquez said. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AfaStetirCnosiIatmsEls lNi ri nhlCeim afEsoeven.Fe aPon rsser cc rlhda ghine loafcunpf ae eusedd rxte htstskrh,ea ?syeitc enhireerngae-vs-- ARIANA CUBILLOS/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AowAKnuFfigGdsh HeaoasAwpnNarirIsertStlaTaozdAonr Nd’sa sa b,H rmueasioi cesic sostu rsainnemeodcutlo ounrodiigf--sn Ddtwowsaah yvre eitndhs c eaai hMnwedi ltor itmbuhealleden oe adtpsp sr psearowsisidin dt KthmMa rteozhnnaeti- should have looked closer ing the massacre of thou- Afghan leader during this to home. Variant life forms sands of Taliban prisoners. week’s international confer- — most likely tiny Now he’s back, reinstated ence in London aimed at microbes — could still be by President Hamid Karzai building support for the hanging around “right un- in a top army post despite weak Afghan der our noses — or even in Western demands for government. our noses,” Paul Davies, an sweeping reform. Among oth- Arizona State University People cover their faces as UN soldiers from Brazil spray pepper mist on the crowd as they wait for Karzai this month re- er objections, physicist, told a group of food in Port-au-Prince yesterday. stored Gen. Abdul Rashid critics fear the scientists yesterday. Dostum as chief of staff to appointment ‘This is anarchy’ “How do we know all life the commander in chief of sends the on earth descended from a the Afghan army — a job he Dostum wrong signal single origin?” he said, lost in 2008 after failing to to the Taliban speaking at London’s Royal co-operate in an investiga- at a time when the govern- Society, which serves as tion into the shooting of a ment is preparing to offer Britain’s academy of Homeless fight over food and shelter rival. Although the job has the militants economic in- sciences. little real power, Western of- centives to abandon the in- The idea that alien micro- ficials and Afghan human surgency — a program ex- organisms could be hiding The dusty soccer field rights groups see the ap- pected to figure prominent- on Earth has been lined with tents is an oasis Haiti Haiti’s toll pointment as a sign that ly at the London confer- discussed for a while, for earthquake survivors Crisis Karzai remains unable to ence. according to Jill Tarter, the among Haiti’s homeless (cid:129) Bodies recovered: 150,000 shake off his ties to war- Human rights groups director of Search for Extra- sheltering by the (cid:129) Estimated dead: 200,000 lords and regional power- have alleged Dostum was re- terrestrial Intelligence, hundreds of thousands in ened to burn both down if (cid:129) Injured: 194,000 brokers despite heavy inter- sponsible for the deaths of which listens for signals squalid camps. she didn’t give a tent up. (cid:129) Homeless: 1 million national pressure for a new up to 2,000 Taliban prison- from civilizations based Competition for the can- Still, she says living in the (cid:129) Living in makeshift camps: beginning as the U.S. and ers captured by his militia around distant stars. vas homes has boiled into two-metre-tall khaki home 700,000-800,000 NATO ramp up the war early in the Afghan war — a Unusual organisms arguments and machete is better than the makeshift against the Taliban. charge that Dostum denies. abound — including chemi- fights, a sign of the despera- shelters crafted from bed guns on a jostling, unruly British Foreign Secretary THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cal-eating bacteria which tion felt by the hundreds of sheets propped on wooden crowd of people lined up dwell deep in the ocean thousands of people with- sticks where her family was for food near the partially and organisms that thrive out homes struggling for living before. collapsed National Palace. News in brief in boiling-hot springs — shelter. Haiti’s president “It’s a lot more comfort- “They treat us like ani- but that doesn’t mean has asked the world for able,” Jacobs said. mals, they beat us, but we VENEZUELA Thousands of uni- Chavez’s speeches, whenever they’re different life forms 200,000 tents and says he Tents are in desperately are hungry people,” said versity students protested the government deems it nec- entirely. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS will sleep in one himself. short supply following the Muller Bellegarde, 30, who against President Hugo Chavez essary. The channel, which has Fenela Jacobs, 39, lives in 7.0-magnitude quake on had been waiting an hour yesterday, accusing the social- been fiercely critical of Chavez a four-by-four-metre abode Jan. 12 that killed at least and a half in the broiling ist leader of forcing an opposi- for years, did not transmit a provided by the Britain- 150,000 people. sun tion-sided TV channel off cable speech over the weekend. based Islamic Relief World- Desperation is also “The help is good but the and satellite as a means of si- RCTV was forced to move to ca- wide. prompting disturbances way they’re doing it is bad. lencing his critics. Government ble in 2007 after Chavez She says the group of- around food handouts. This is anarchy,” said officials argue that RCTV violat- refused to renew its license for fered her two tents for 21 Brazilian troops in ar- Thomas Louis, 40, who was ed regulations that require two regular airwaves, accusing the Hillary Clinton fires back at critics survivors but she ended up moured personnel carriers trying to get rice and oil for dozen local cable and satellite station of plotting against him with spirited defence of putting everyone in one occasionally fired pepper his children. channels to televise mandatory and supporting a failed 2002 U.S. relief efforts in Haiti. Scan this code for the story. tent after people threat- spray and trained their THE ASSOCIATED PRESS programming, including coup. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BEYOND LASER HAIR LOSS RESEARCH STUDY ARE YOU CURRENTLY WORKING “AWESOME” ANATURALALTERNATIVE Painless - Safe TOHAIRTRANSPLANTS AND LIVING WITH ARTHRITIS? 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JAN 30/2010. www.antechhair.com THIS Wednesday, January 27, 2010 metronews.ca metro world New Zealand jails German for trying to smuggle lizards 9 A German reptile collector has been jailed 14 weeks in New Zealand for trying to board an overseas flight with 44 geckos and skinks in his underwear. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS JANUARY, Obama’s new groove YOU COULD Battered U.S. leader seeks to reconnect with public UmhUjtlhAsuehuai.mngbsaIServni ai i. feoehsp lisnParlr natapacisrne dcseettraatas io s. dorodaanivedfdn,gfsif pfrde ieOawtecone hiiobsrraidtastt af lce Bht mmwheS d awheltoliareaylaeoau lbt laiaucheltorkdldhlao tndo d h-tOpbscfir n e eaibeotnd ghrsaaf-ese-- CHARLES DHARAPAK/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS STHAVAEN MYOOUR E es Congress tonight bruised and battered, his THINK. goal of health-care reform in critical condition thanks to the election last week of a single Republican sena- tor whose arrival on Capi- tol Hill threatens much of the president’s agenda. Obama was spending yesterday working on the annual address, one that’s mandated by the U.S. Con- stitution. Even as recently as two weeks ago, the speech was expected to be a largely positive progress report on the legislative victories of U.S. President Barack Obama will use his first State of the Union Obama’s first year in the address tonight to try to persuade the people of a frustrated na- Oval Office, in addition to tion that he is on their side, aides close to Obama say. charting a course for 2010. The president even report- longer have a filibuster- edly delayed setting a date Spending freeze proof majority. for the state of the union, The filibuster, a Senate so certain was he that by (cid:129) Under pressure to rein in rule that is a peculiarity of the middle of this week, gargantuan budget deficits, American politics, essen- his cherished health-care U.S. President Barack Obama tially gives the minority overhaul would be the law is reportedly set to an- party the power to stop of the land. nounce a three-year freeze any legislation dead in its Instead, he’s expected to on any federal spending not tracks. try to once again rally bi- tied to national security. That Brown’s win means partisan support for means there will be little much of what Obama has health-care reform during cash to carry out expensive spent months vowing to his speech to a joint ses- White House initiatives that do — from imposing regu- sion of Congress, where include education r eform. lations on the financial in- Democrats still significant- dustry to introducing ly outnumber Republicans Scott Brown to the late Ted greenhouse gas legislation even though the election Kennedy’s Massachusetts — is now in danger. of onetime pin-up boy Senate seat means they no THE CANADIAN PRESS Mudslide kills two Vocal expressions the same on Peruvian trail across cultures, study finds DEATHSA mudslide on the famed Inca trail to Machu Himba tribe in Northern Picchu killed an Argentine ELISABETH BRAW Namibia. The researchers tourist and a Peruvian Metro World News report their findings in the 39 guide yesterday, as author- current issue of Proceed- $ 99 ities evacuated tourists by ANALYSIS Humans dress dif- ings of the National Acade- SELECTED SAFETY helicopter from a flood ferently, speak differently my of Sciences. zone where nearly 2,000 and argue differently. But “Disgust, fear, anger and AND NON-SAFETY more were still stranded. when it comes to laughter laughter are Cuzco government and sadness, we share the the most STYLES FROM MEN AND spokesman Hernet Mosco - same sounds, report cross-cultur- WOMEN so said the Argentine, British researchers in a ally recog- identified as Lucia Ramal- new study. nized Slips and falls are Canada’s leading cause of workplace accidents. lo, 23, and the guide, “Scientists discovered in sounds,” Washington Huaraya, the 1960s that humans in says Scott. 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Authorities closed the science at the University way.” Inca trail, a popular tourist College of London. “Now The sound for triumph, trek that follows a stone we’ve established that the however, varies from “yay” path built by the ancient voice conveys these emo- in English-speaking coun- civilization. tions in very similar ways, tries to “aiii-aiiii” among The deaths raised to five too.” Himalayan tribes. the number of people Scott led a team of re- Scott’s new challenge: killed by heavy rains that searchers who analyzed Examining the sound of have caused floods and verbal expressions in dif- laughter in countries landslides, Moscoso said. ferent cultures, including where laughing is consid- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 20,000 members of the ered rude. metro metronews.ca Wednesday, January 27, 2010 world 10 Alleged jewel thief busted trying to steal coat An international jewel thief who claims to have pocketed a small fortune in gems while shoplifting in ritzy stores from New York to Monte Carlo has been arrested for allegedly trying to steal a coat. Doris Payne, 79, was arraigned yesterday in a California court. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Global economy on track for recovery: IMF The International world economic output will da’s most recent forecast, come and take over. Right cent this year over 2009, Monetary Fund says the grow 3.9 per cent this year, which predicts growth will Canada’s now it’s OK, but a year when the global slowdown 2.6% Canadian and global up from its previous esti- average 2.9 per cent this projected down the line, it will be a reduced growth to a rela- economies will recover mate of 3.1 per cent. year. The Washington-based economic big question,” stated IMF tively modest 8.5 per cent. more quickly than it had Canada’s growth is pro- IMF said the recovery is growth chief economist Olivier In contrast, the U.S. econ- previously predicted, jected at 2.6 per cent this moving at different paces in 2010, according to the Blanchard. IMF managing omy is projected to grow 2.7 although it warned this re- year, slightly behind the around the world, with the International Monetary Fund director Dominique Strauss- per cent in 2010, signifi- covery could be stopped in United States but ahead of rebound strongest in Asia’s Kahn warned countries cantly higher than the IMF’s its tracks if stimulus meas- other G7 members. This emerging economies and “For the moment, the re- could fall back into reces- previous forecast of 1.5 per ures are unwound too compares to a previous fore- weaker in developed coun- covery is very much based sion if stimulus spending is cent. The U.S. economy de- quickly. cast of 2.1 per cent growth tries, which are still de- on policy decisions and poli- withdrawn too soon. clined an estimated 2.5 per The global economic or- in 2010. This is slightly low- pendent on government cy actions. The question is China’s economy is now cent in 2009. ganization said yesterday er than the Bank of Cana- stimulus. when does private demand expected to grow by 10 per THE CANADIAN PRESS Socialists slam capitalism at forum Jake & Malachy Doyle BBanoWynmedgeRnrioeeoasa A ufstlzriZrtten nlihdoIhdrlcLs omdeu f etSoL w amd oerysc n ecf boat icctclim nawoeshoalttdn ruapresFp otd siebo tgotl karyl barbdi ul onaititeagmhsthfgy m e pep e , cnr r ro soigeaognafmvltt ryogueeetibpd nrsnheiaateantdgesll--- SILVIA IZQUIERDO/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS resources and harming the environment. Now in its 10th year, the social forum is the annual counterpoint to the World Economic Forum starting today in the Swiss ski resort of Davos, and leftist leaders are gleefully criticizing the A woman shouts yesterday bankers and business titans during a march at a youth hit hard by the financial cri- camp during the World Social sis. Forum in Porto Alegre, Brazil. “Capitalism’s unsustain- ability has never been so ob- “There are just a few hun- vious,” said Brazilian dred companies today that philosopher and sociologist hold all the cards for the Candido Grzybowsky, one global economy.” of the forum’s leaders. “We Tens of thousands were need to create a system expected to mass inside a based on social and environ- soccer stadium last night mental justice.” for a speech by Brazilian Grzybowsky and others President Luiz Inacio Lula When father and son team up, danger is relative. said nations that have exert- da Silva, who has received ed greater state control over mixed responses in years economies as a result of the past at the social forum. meltdown must go further, Greeted like a rock star in warning that large corpora- Porto Alegre in 2003 just af- tions will try to reassert ter becoming Brazil’s first their grip on the world and working-class president, Sil- push policies that critics say va was booed in 2005 by emphasize reliance on free some who felt he turned in- markets at the expense of to too much of a pro-busi- social welfare. ness centrist once in office, “We need to make sure despite instituting popular the neoliberals never take social welfare programs over again,” said Arthur da that have helped lift mil- Silva Santos, president of lions out of poverty in Latin Brazil’s largest confedera- America’s largest nation. tion of labour unions. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS News in brief SRI LANKA Sri Lankans crowd- president branding Fonseka a ed polling stations yesterday to dictator-in-waiting. choose between two Sinhalese BOSTON Harvard University war heroes — the president says an investigation into pos- and his former army chief — in sible coffee poisoning at the an election that could be medical school has failed to decided by minority Tamils, turn up any suspects. Police in- ALL-NEW EPISODE who suffered most from the terviewed 150 people during government offensive. The the investigation that began race between President Mahin- when six researchers fell ill Tonight 9 at da Rajapaksa and former army Aug. 26 after drinking from a chief Sarath Fonseka was bitter coffee machine. The school lat- cbc.ca/republicofdoyle following Dragons’ Den at 8 from the start, with the general er determined the coffee was accusing his former boss of en- laced with sodium azide. trenched corruption and the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS