Hey, what's good y'all should boy down from the down showing france and back for another k-pop reaction the girls in the What's popping this your boy James? How you doing? Yes? We we back you already know so look this what we got today We got choreography BTS dynamite tropical remix dance practice Lola Yes in a minute j-hope version. So we're doing the j-hope version tropical remix. Yeah, so Remember when Sprite had a tropical remix Oh, yeah, it was actually pretty good. Ah, delicious. Yeah, it was practically good. So let's go ahead and get into this right now Make hey hit the like button subscribe ring that bell absolutely. All right, so let's get into this make sure this is right All right, and here we go All right, let's go y'all If this is for the load of 2022 like they said it's definitely about to be set up like a concert See what the vibe is with this Because you know we did the other dynamite. So now we're gonna see on the console version Oh, this is him. Yeah Wow The footwork is nasty. Hold on. Wait a second. Go back. Mm-hmm. I'm sorry What was the tank top in the middle? I like your attitude. Yeah So for me, it's really set up like a concert for real. It gives a nasty Yeah, not a lot of crazy moves like out of control, but it's it got a it got a real good energy to A little smooth too. Absolutely. Like like transition seamless. Yep All right, here we go Yeah, like you can see you can see how big a lot of the moves are Yeah, nice and clean interacting Yeah, that's being oh, yeah, yeah, so so for that it's energy. This is a concert This is concert ready. Oh, this is concert ready. Nice. This is concert ready. Nice And you can see all energy you pause the video at 49 seconds and she like Yeah, so Right in there tell like man. I know much all hurt going I like how everybody's in character during practice. Oh, yeah, you feel me you gotta practice that You practice your character off-screen Off-stage so it's natural when you get on stage because you're gonna be pumped through adrenaline.  That's why you practice for the muscle memory Yes, so so you got a different light. It's not too much about the moves and this one's about Yeah, how they do everything and now what they do to say Oh, by the way, do she got some air you see them? Yo, that's Oh Hey, those are scotty peppers. The those up tempos show them about them scotties That slide was nice nasty go back clean transition into that watch how they set this up Watch the two you know saying the two dancers coming up right here slide right in spot So for me, I know you like that. I don't stop pausing it But the jump you know one thing that's dope when you're doing choreography, right? And you're trying to make sure everybody's in sync you can do a jump and make sure everybody laying at the same time So if it's if it feel like you're getting too busy So watch if you if you feel like it's about to get too busy they Wow, everybody jumped at the same time It's a little things smooth Let's go This is real playful. It's real but see that's a perfect. I like it. It's very real playful because Yeah, like the craftsmen get into it real easily. Yeah, he was up and just doing all the extra. Yeah Everybody's energy out it's real playful. I like that. I get that. Yeah I never thought about seeing that place playful And yeah, you can see how this practice this is concert preparation all day long Yeah so you It's level to the game. Let me say that This is a high level because there's a difference when you're doing a music video and when you're doing a concert Playing is simple. I'm not trying to make a special tangent about this. It's simple concert music video You know that crowd is right there. Yeah I Like your energy gotta fill that whole space So that's why the movements are bigger But there's less of them as well because it takes more energy out of you. Yes, it is And that's why I say and the transitions are so You get space out. Yeah, you get 22 30 000 people That's looking for all this big and people looking from everywhere music video.  You only got one angle for real you tripping for that from the audience until the stage Yep, so it's a whole another It's a whole another monster and like It can get so loud in it as you can't even hear a song Also, but every stage is different too. Yeah, so you got to adjust from seed. It's it's a lot. It's a lot It's a Yeah playful. Yeah, I like it a lot of playful It makes you smile. Yeah, there you go. When you say it it makes you smile or it makes you laugh And a lot of the moves are really big. Yeah, like steps steps steps step boom boom bop bop bop bop Yeah, and the way they're hitting that is so nice and clean to the very I just want to see those counts. What is so comfortable in here? Sorry had a dance moment. That was an interesting add right there. All right, the Yeah, that yeah, I was interested It's taking that that that I gotta take it. Yeah It's very playful I think it matches the vibe pretty well But it's you know that but the thing is is that it's they add to like you said That's me in the choreography because if if an average joe do this, you know with no energy Well, they're doing it with a straight face like yeah I was like yo Yeah, if an average joe do this with no energy and no context into the movement No, I mean like no texture Or they don't practice the character in practice And then when they go out and they try to do it on stage they'll lose They'll lose a lot of their energy twice as fast. Yeah, and then by the end of the performance or the stealth is like Oh When he started out with all that to the personality But they ran out of energy because they was used to performing the whole piece With that character. Yeah, you know, it's a mental thing as well a dance. Yes so true You see the dunk she got on I'm sorry Let's go back a little bit Boom those ones right there. Those are hot loads. Yeah, I'm a sucker for a dunk. Whoa. I didn't mean to say We can't be talking about these shoes the whole time Sorry, y'all We sorry Nice transition Yeah, it's party playful. Yeah, this is my meal like made the clown. That's like doing the NBA uh dance teams and stuff like that Yeah It's nice and clean. Yeah, it's clean playful having a good time. He's smiling. He's smiling He hasn't yeah, I like how they did the transition with him I hit it with it. Okay. Good job Good job. That was nice. I thought I saw him on beast camp battle. I thought that was that one I like yeah, I like this a lot actually. It's playful. Yeah, I mean it makes you feel good. Yeah Ranging spirit up. Yeah, y'all know to be honest with you. It's very playful and y'all know we already seen dynamite choreography Yeah, so this is a version of getting ready to be on stage cool. So with this was just more playful. I see it's pretty A lot of it was different honestly. Yeah, it was really good But it had to be because I mean what they was putting on that stage on the big end and low to 2022 is it's crazy stacked Was you there? so We wasn't there either. Don't let them Don't let them stomp on you like Hey, but before we before we get everybody here, listen, uh, I just want to say thank you to all the supporters That's been supporting the uh to go find me for the dance battle. Um, so we're getting real close to the go So I will have the link in the description and just know always if you want our instagrams Because you want to you know get in touch with us faster. We are going to do a live stream I know I owe y'all one y'all was like, I'm on a live stream I just been trying to make sure I was ready for it and I do a terrible job trying to get new equipment So it's going to be a definite live stream in september around my birthday And we're going to try to do one before that and just test and see if it works So make sure you on there because that's where we're going to pull out the notebook And I'm just going to be taking notes about which I want me to watch Yep, and then there'll be more announcements from there. But listen y'all that's pretty much it Honestly, this video was playful. Y'all know the history behind dynamite. Come on y'all.  Did you see that tickle toe? No We'll get down like that Yeah We Shot the rocket power. All right So but other than that, I appreciate y'all. We definitely appreciate y'all all day long We would definitely see y'all soon in another video that we're about to do next. Okay. See you next video


Thank you. It's now time for Member Statements, the Member from Dufferin, Caledon. I ask all members to join me in recognizing October 5th to 11th as National Family Week. Families are the heart and soul of our communities across the province. If you think of your victories in life, in business and indeed in politics, many of us appreciate and acknowledge the important roles our mothers and fathers have played in our successes. I know for me I am most proud of the fact that I am a mom. The Canadian Association of Family Resource Programs say that families are the natural place for children to grow and reach their potential. I want to thank the many organizations, staff and volunteers who support families across Ontario, including the Dufferin Parent Child Centre, the Dufferin Early Years Centre, and the Peel Family Education Centre. Every child deserves to be part of a loving family. They are first and foremost the most important support system for the majority of children. They are there to help guide a child through the good and bad times of life, and to help each child reach their full potential through instilling values that will guide them throughout their lives. Families are also the first opportunity for children to interact with others and help install the necessary social skills that are needed throughout life. A family is a community within a community that teach each and every one of us the importance of nurturing our community. Family is also a place where everyone can learn something from one another. Whether you are a parent, an uncle, an aunt, a brother, a sister, a grandparent, we all learn from each other. As we prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving this weekend, I hope that everyone will have an opportunity to spend time with their loved ones and be thankful for your family. Thank you. Further Member Stevens, the Member from Canora, Rainey River. Thank you, Speaker. Recognizing that inaccessible and unaffordable healthy food in the North is a contributing factor to higher rates of chronic diseases and food insecurity, the Government of Manitoba just announced a pilot project to reduce the high costs of healthy food staples in 10 remote First Nation and Northern communities. A firm, affordable food in remote Manitoba, is a retail subsidy program designed to help reduce shipping costs over and above the paltry subsidy offered by Nutrition North Canada. Presently of the 25 far North communities in Canora Rainey River alone, only 11 communities receive some form of subsidy from Nutrition North Canada with most receiving a meager 5 cents a kilogram reduction of shipping costs leaving healthy foods out of reach for Northerners. But rather than point the finger at the federal government and wait for it to fix the problem, Premier Selinger took a leadership role and created a program to help Northern Manitobans. I'm proud of the work that New Democrats are doing to help improve health outcomes for Northerners and other provinces and believe more can be done by this Liberal government to look after Northern Ontarians. I am once again calling on Premier Wynn to develop a strategy to help Northerners, regardless of what the federal government does or does not do. It is incumbent upon our provincial government to step up and look after all of our citizens within our borders. Other provinces are leading by example and showing that it should and can be done. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I'm pleased to rise today and talk about Halton's kickoff to Ontario Agriculture Week. The event was held at Country Heritage Park, one of our region's hidden gems. And we were delighted to have the Honourable Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, Jeff Leal, with us. The event, entitled Future of Food and Farming Forum, 2441 brought agriculture business leaders, stakeholders and government officials together to discuss trends that will dramatically transform our food and farming landscape. It was an important event for our community, Mr. Speaker, not just because it helped kick off AgriWeek, but because the agricultural sector plays an invaluable role in Halton. It is one of the pillars of our economy, providing stable, meaningful employment for workers. And it is a celebrated foundation of our region's history and development. At Country Heritage Park, they even offer educational field trips for students in grades K to 8 to come and learn about various agricultural practices, histories and the importance of farming. Mr. Speaker, the Food and Farming Forum was a chance to bring key people together to discuss important issues and celebrate the role that agriculture plays in our region. We are proud of our heritage, Mr. Speaker, and I'm pleased that through actions like AgriWeek, this province is reminded of the importance that agriculture plays in our lives. Thank you. Further... Mr. Speaker, the member from York Central. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, today I rise to draw attention to emotion. That was recently adopted by the town of Innisfil in my riding of York Simcoe. Mr. Speaker, the town of Innisfil has expressed its concern regarding the rising electricity rates and the impact this has on Ontario's manufacturing sector, agricultural sector, tourism, and most of all, families. The town of Innisfil endorsed this motion, which was brought forward by the town of New Tecumseh and the township of Stormont. Voters in Ontario are worried about the liberal fire sale of Hydro One that will result in increases to their already-too-high hydro bills, making Ontario a more and more unaffordable place to live, work, and raise a family. Ontario's ever-rising electricity rates hinder the ability of businesses to compete on a level playing field with other jurisdiction and therefore kills jobs. Mr. Speaker, Ontario has among the highest electricity rates in North America. If that is not enough, rates are expected to rise 42 percent between 2013 and 2018. The financial burden this will continue to place on seniors, families, and businesses cannot be understated. Voters in Ontario know that selling Hydro One is a short-sighted move. It is a shame that this premier is moving forward without listening to thousands. Thank you for the member's language. A member from Windsor to come see. Speaker, there's a small fundraising group in Windsor and Essex County called the Do Good Divas. They've been raising money for local health care initiatives for the past nine years. The Do Good Divas have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for the local hospitals, our regional cancer care center, even the Jump Start program, which provides nutritional breakfast for our school kids. Speaker, the Canada South Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals has just named the Do Good Divas as this year's outstanding philanthropic group. They'll be honored at an awards luncheon on the 5th of November. The Divas host an annual fundraiser called Diva Delights, A Girl's Night Out in Hamburg, Heaven. 1,000 women come out to support this unique event that features purses donated by celebrities, designers, retailers, and generous individuals. There's a silent option of more than 300 handbags, as well as a live option of celebrity items. And this year's event is on the 29th of October at the Kubota Club in Windsor. The highlight will be autographed handbags from Canadian recording artist Diana Crawl, CTV's Marilyn Dennis, Canadian Olympic medalist Clara Hughes, and Nashville star Carrie Underwood. Once again, Bill Walker, the member from Bruce Gray Owen Sound, will be on hand as the auctioneer of these celebrity handbag donations. I'll be the emcee along with Jim Crichton, the local news anchor at her CTV station. So, Speaker, allow me to congratulate all of the Do Good Divas. They are a group of about 40 active volunteers and a few diva dudes as well. Yes, Speaker, I am a diva dude. My wife, Gil Simcoe, is the founder and president of the Do Good Divas. She and Lucy Fanson, Vicki Granger, and Lindsay Lovacchi make up the executive. Together, they're doing good deeds for the health of our community and keep up the good work. And congratulations on being named the philanthropic group of the year. Thank you, Speaker.  Member Stevens, the member from New Market Aurora. Well, thank you, Mr. Speaker. And I appreciate this opportunity to tell the House about an important milestone in my writing of New Market Aurora. Speaker, it was in the early 1960s when the women of BEDA Sigma Phi sorority founded the Aurora Seniors Association. Back then, 75 seniors were members. Today, more than 1,400 seniors are active members of the association. Absolutely. I'm biased, Mr. Speaker, but I think it's the best senior centre in Ontario, certainly in Canada. I will proudly admit, senior, that having reached a certain age myself, I was able to join the association and I've been warmly welcomed and enjoy Wednesday lunches. And one day I look forward to using the well-equipped woodworking shop. Yes, I know it's shocking that I have reached a certain age, but I'm happy to say that I'm there. At the age of... Well, no, I'm not going to tell you my age. Speaker, on Sunday, September 28th, the Aurora Seniors Association celebrated the 10th anniversary of its new home. But, Speaker, the Aurora Seniors Association just isn't an inward-looking group. It's also active in fundraising for groups like food banks, chats, operations, smile, and the Children's Wish Foundation. In fact, last year, Mr. Speaker, the volunteers prepared over 150 holiday gift baskets for less fortunate. And I'd like to thank the past and current dedicated board members of the Aurora Seniors Association and the town of Aurora for its leadership and continued support. Thank you to everyone who makes that center such a success. Thank you. Member Stavis, member of the Sarnia Lambda. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I stand today to help raise awareness for a very important health issue in our province. Pediatric, autoimmune, neuro-psychiatric disorder associated with streptococcal infections known by the acronym PANDAS and Pediatric Acute Onset Neuro-Psychiatric Syndrome, also known as PANDs. Serious illnesses are affecting the lives of young children across Ontario. The PANDAS slash PANDS term refers to the sudden onset of obsessive-compulsive disorder, ticks, anxiety, depression, irritability, and regressive behavior in children that cannot be explained by any other neurological or medical disorder but that often occur following a strep infection. Unfortunately, PANDAS slash PANDS is often misdiagnosed and untreated due to the lack of awareness by the public and the medical community itself. The treatment for PANDAS PANDS vary by the needs of the child but they do exist and may be as common as antibiotic or anti-inflammatory in medications, but the condition must first be diagnosed correctly. Mr. Speaker, it is imperative that there be a greater public awareness of this serious children's health issue and more must be done to increase the support for families dealing with the challenge of PANDAS and PANDS at the local, provincial, and national level. Mr. Speaker, October 9th is the International Day of Awareness for the illnesses of PANDAS PANDS. I encourage all members of this legislature to take time tomorrow and learn more about PANDAS PANDS and its impact on their communities. Please visit www.pandapansontario.org for more information on this important issue. Thank you. Thank you for the members, the members from Aging to Mars. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Today, I would like to recognize my constituent Eric who is in the legislature today and he is here with his friend John Telch. David is a young entrepreneur who is the founder and president of Nation Leagues. Nation Leagues operates recreational sports leagues all across the Toronto area and caters to people of all ages. One of the favorite sports that they play in this league is dodgeball, Mr. Speaker. Particularly, David is committed to ensuring that working professionals with hectic schedules have a fun and easily accessible means of playing sport and engaging in healthy activity at the same time support local charitable causes. David is consistently organizing charitable sports tournaments for adults. Unique to other charitable tournaments, Nation Leagues encourages teams to select their own charity of choice. The winners of Nation Leagues tournaments rather than receiving awards see the tournament proceeds go to the end of their choosing. Nation Leagues is proud to have partnered and supported dozens of charities. David and Nation Leagues wanted even more to benefit communities through sport. As a result, David had begun plans to run after school programs in our schools. And it's a priority for David basically to give the youth a chance to be healthy and at the same time raise some money for charity. And perhaps we should arrange a dodgeball game between the government and the two opposition parties. There is the challenge Mr. Speaker. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. The further member is the member from Mississauga Streetsville. Thank you very much Speaker. Tonight is the final dinner serving for the sixth annual Taste of Streetsville fine dining promotion and fundraiser for Trillium Health Partners. Hosted by the Streetsville BIA, the Taste of Streetsville ran from September the 10th through to tonight, October the 8th. Diners enjoyed a three course fixed price menu for just $30. A dozen of our local restaurants Andiamo, Cagnes, Cantina, Mexicana, Chuchilanes, Irish Pub, Enzo's, Jingtai, the Franklin House, Giorgio's, Goodfellas, Gradenbar and Grill, Mondello Ristorante and Saucy laid out their best to thank the patrons, show their fair to new diners and raise money for our hospital. Proceeds from every meal during the annual Taste of Streetsville are donated to the redevelopment of the emergency department at Credit Valley Hospital. I toured the emergency department this past summer to personally see the need for the redesigned space to maximize and better manage patient flow and to create separate specialized treatment areas for pediatrics and for seniors. It's all over this Friday, October the 8th. There's still a night to enjoy the world's finest food in the heart of Historic Streetsville. Thank you to our local restauranteurs for your help at the hospital emergency department and for your best dishes once again this year. Thank you, Speaker. Thank you. And I thank all members for their statements and it's now time


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Hi friends, I am Purva and today we will discuss the following question. Find the position vector of a point r which divides the line joining two points p and q whose position vectors are i cap plus 2 j cap minus k cap and minus i cap plus j cap plus k cap respectively in the ratio 2 is to 1 first internally, second externally. Let p and q be the two points represented by the position vectors o p and o q respectively with respect to the origin o and let r be a point which divides the point p and q internally in the ratio m is to n. Then the position vector of the point r which divides p and q internally in the ratio m is to n is given by vector o r is equal to m into vector b plus n into vector a upon m plus n that is we have vector r is equal to m into vector b plus n into vector a upon m plus n. Now if r divides p and q externally in the ratio m is to n then the position vector of the point r which divides line segment p q externally in the ratio m is to n is given by vector o r is equal to m into vector b minus n into vector a upon m minus n. This is called section formula and this is the key idea which we will use to solve this question. Let us now begin with the solution. Now we are given position vector of p is i cap plus 2 j cap minus k cap and position vector of q is minus i cap plus 2 j cap plus k cap.  Now let r of x comma y comma z be the point which divides p q in the ratio 2 is to 1. Now in the first part we have to find the position vector of the point r which divides p q in the ratio 2 is to 1 internally. So we have the position vector of the point r which divides p q internally in the ratio 2 is to 1 is given by x is equal to 2 into minus 1 plus 1 into 1 upon 2 plus 1 y is equal to 2 into 1 plus 1 into 2 upon 2 plus 1 and z is equal to 2 into 1 plus 1 into minus 1 upon 2 plus 1 and this is by section formula that is we have x is equal to 2 into minus 1 minus 2 so we have minus 2 plus 1 upon 2 plus 1 and this is equal to minus 1 upon 3 y is equal to 2 into 1 is 2 plus 1 into 2 is 2 upon 2 plus 1 and this is equal to 4 upon 3 and z is equal to 2 into 1 is 2 1 into minus 1 is minus 1 upon 3 and this is equal to 1 upon 3.  Now in the second part we have to find the position vector of point r which divides p q in the ratio 2 is to 1 externally. So the position vector of r which divides p q externally in the ratio 2 is to 1 is given by x is equal to 2 into minus 1 minus 1 into 1 upon 2 minus 1 y is equal to 2 into 1 minus 1 into 2 upon 2 minus 1 minus 1 minus 1 and z is equal to 2 into 1 minus 1 into minus 1 upon 2 minus 1 and this is again by section formula that is we have x is equal to 2 into minus 1 gives minus 2 minus 1 into 1 gives 1 upon 2 minus 1 and this is equal to minus 3 y is equal to 2 into 1 gives 2 minus 1 into 2 gives 2 upon 2 minus 1 and this is equal to 0 and z is equal to 2 into 1 is 2 minus 1 into minus 1 is minus 1 upon 2 minus 1 and this is equal to 3. Therefore we have point r is given by minus 3 comma 0 comma 3 hence the position vector of point r is minus 3 i cap plus 0 j cap plus 3 k cap that is we have minus 3 i cap plus 3 k cap thus the answer for the first part is minus 1 upon 3 i cap plus 4 upon 3 j cap plus 1 upon 3 k cap and the answer for the second part is minus 3 i cap plus 3 k cap. Hope you have understood the solution. Bye and take care.


The sermon title today is Who is a God like you? The first was not a sermon, but this is maybe your second sermon for Who is a God like you? From Micah 7 verses 14 to 20, by way of introduction. I'll tell you a parable as Mark's like to tell parables. There once was a master trumpeter, master trumpet player, who was going through and looking in different pawn shops for instruments that he could find it would be a steal. And he found a few different, very common, very cheap and somewhat broken trumpets. And he just selected one and he cleaned it, he maintained it, he worked on it. And so when he began to play that cheap, common, somewhat broken trumpet, the people who were able to hear him, who truly knew music well, were astonished at what a sound would come, such cheap, common instrument. And they would ascribe greatness to the trumpet player because of the worth of the trumpet player rather than the instrument. So we say today that as we leave, we are just cheap, common, somewhat broken instruments. But what a trumpet player we have, what a great king we have in Jesus Christ. And so we, I'll try and get through this faster guys, so don't worry. I'll pick up the pace. Let's focus now, not on our families, but let's focus on the God who we go to proclaim. Let's focus on the trumpet player, not on the cheap, common trumpet. Who is a God like you? We'll see in verses 14 to 15 of Micah chapter 7 that we see a God who shepherds his people. We will see a God who judges the nations. And we will see a God who pardons his people so that we may say together, who is a God like him? Who is a God like him? First off, now I would want you to understand some background into Micah. Micah is a book where there is a prophet Micah and he has ministered in the same time as Isaiah. He has been called by St. Clair Ferguson, he is Isaiah's country cousin. He lives out in the country, he's from that region, and he prophesies to Judah, and he prophesies in much the same way as Isaiah, much about Christ, much about sin and judgment. And the book of Micah comes in three main cycles. Chapters 1 and 2 is one cycle and in each cycle contains sin, judgment, hope, and Christ. And then chapters 3, 4, and 5 comes another cycle, sin, judgment, hope, and Christ. And then chapters 6 and 7 of Micah, same cycle, sin, judgment, hope, and Christ. It's as if Micah is someone who washes a window and he doesn't get it all cleaned the first time. So he goes again and again and again. So be clean by Micah, be clean by Micah and the many cycles in which he goes over you so that you may see and proclaim at the end who is a God like you. This book is where we see a covenant Micah serves as a covenant prosecutor. He knows the covenant that God has given and he knows the people are disobeying it. He knows that judgment is going to come and he knows their only hope is in the Messiah. Their only hope is in the Messiah. And so in chapters 6 and 7 we have the last cycle. And where our series of verses fits into that is the declaration and the hope. We are at the hope. You can see very quickly, you can see some of that judgment as in a cycle in chapter 6 when he says in verse 9, the Lord's voice cries to the city, wisdom shall see your name, hear the rod, who has appointed it. Are there yet treasures of wickedness in the house of the wicked? And the short measure, there's an abomination. Shall I count pure those with wicked scales and a bag of deceitful weights?  Hear the covenant prosecutor Micah, prosecutes the guilty people of Israel and he speaks of them, of their sin and the coming judgment. Look in chapter 7 in verse 1, Woe is me, for I am like those who gather summer fruits like those who glean vintage grapes. There's no cluster to eat of the first ripe fruit, which my soul desires. The faithful man has perished from the earth and there was no one upright among men. They all lie and wait for blood. Every man hunts his brother with a net that they may successfully do evil with both hands. The prince asks for gifts, the judge seeks a bribe and the great man utters evil desires so that they scheme together. The best of them is like a briar. The most upright is sharper than the thorn hedge. The day of your watchman and your punishment comes. Now shall be their perplexity. Do not trust in a friend. Do not put your confidence in a companion.  For son dishonors father. Daughter rises up against her mother. Daughter-in-law against her mother-in-law. A man's enemies are the men of his own household. Therefore I will look to the Lord. I will wait for the God of my salvation. My God will hear me. Here we see a taste of the cycle where he is pointing out the sins of the people. The sins have gotten so bad that you can't trust your own family member. And Jesus quotes this when he speaks of what will happen in a Christian's home when they go to follow the Lord. That their own home will be divided. And then so where is the hope? And where is the hope in this book? And where is our great hope? In verse 7, looking to God. Looking to the one that can be trusted. Looking to the one who you can put confidence in is God. And so then begins in verses 8-20 a prophecy. A prophecy where God begins to describe where our hope is. And he puts his hope in his final lasting work when he will come and return. And we see that in different stages. Verses 8-10, one stage. Verse 11-13, another. And then finally into our text. In verses 8-13 he describes how he will call his people. How the enemy won't be able to triumph over us because Jesus Christ is coming back. He's coming back and all of us will be able to say and see when he calls a great revival of the Jewish people and he brings them back to their homeland. And we as the Gentiles grafted in as one people of God, we are grafted in and we are included in those same promises. So we see the promises of that day, that day fulfilled. And that's where we pick up in verses 14-15. The God who shepherds his people. So first, who is a God like you? The God who shepherds his people. Read with me in verse 14. Shepherds your people with your staff, the flock of your heritage who dwells solidarily in Woodland in the pits of Carmel. Let them feed in Bation and Gilead as in the days of old. As in the days when you come out of the land of Egypt I will show them wonders. God shepherds his people. God shepherds his people. First look and see all of the characteristics here in these verses about a shepherd. You see shepherd your people? How else? With your staff in verse 14? The flock of your heritage? The various places that are listed. Carmel, Bation, Gilead. These places you can Google them on your phone or later on. You can Google these places and you can see how they are places that even now you can see the sheep, the cows and the animals that pasture there now. These places are places of fruitful places where you would take your livestock. What is he saying? He is saying he is going to. In the time of Micah there is trouble on the horizon. The Assyrians have begun to invade the northern kingdom in Israel. If you remember your Bible with Sennacherib there is a great threat that Jerusalem will be destroyed and taken. In light of the context of the coming judgment with the Assyrians and then with a future prophecies in this book of the Babylonian captivity this is fulfilled in God bringing his people back from Babylon but then it is also fulfilled ultimately and then in Romans 11 in a prophecy of bringing one day a revival of the Jewish people and that will take place and they will turn to Christ in whom they have rejected and as one people of God we will worship him and he will care for us as a shepherd does his sheep. First see the cry.  He is crying out to God that he would take care of and nourish his people. We were reminded how Christ is our chief shepherd. We're reminded how the false shepherds in Micah's day that he speaks of are to be rejected but here is where our true care comes from. Here's where our true care comes from. It's from God Almighty. Sometimes beloved the greatest desire for someone to be cared for is not yourself but in someone else and that's the difficulty in leaving for me is that you will be cared for and where's my great hope for that come from?  God is the one who will take care of you and provide all that you need. The Lord is your shepherd and you shall not want. He leads you in pastures, green pastures. He will take care of you through the valley of the shadow of death. You won't have to fear any evil. God will be with you. He will shepherd you. In verse 15 notice the repetition from the end of verse 14 and then into the 15 as in the days of old. As in the days of old when you came out of the land of Egypt I will show them wonders. The repetition of this term as in the days of old brings back a remembrance to the exodus and how God with mighty acts of judgment and miracles delivered his people and time fails me but in Jeremiah 23 verses 1 to 8 and in Romans 11 you can see what he is describing here as in the days of old as a new exodus a new exodus that these promises will one day be fulfilled literally where there will be a new exodus of God's people as one people where there will be a revival coming at the end before Jesus Christ when Jesus Christ returns as in the days when you came out of the land of Egypt I will show them wonders these wonders this shepherding of God means something beautiful to his people but those who are not in Christ it means something different it means something different so as we see how God is the one who will ultimately shepherd his people God is the one who will ultimately shepherd you what do we see in verses 16 to 17 but that God is the one who judges the nations who is a God like you who judges the nations in verse 16 it says that the nations shall see and be amazed of all their might they shall put their hand over their mouth their ears shall be deaf they shall lick the dust like a serpent they shall crawl from their holes like snakes of the earth they shall be afraid of the Lord our God and shall fear because of you here we see two main themes shame and fear in verse 16 you see the ashamed and what are they ashamed of all their might their strength in themselves verse 17 they're afraid because of who because of the Lord our God who is a God like you but he will judge all those who are not found in Christ he will judge and there's nothing left but shame and fear and all of the descriptions of how they act hand over their mouth covering their ears like they're deaf on the ground like a serpent or crawling from their holes they are afraid and they're ashamed afraid and ashamed in Micah we see if you read the book and you know the book by context you can see why they would be afraid and why they would be ashamed Micah speaks of the idolatry of the people how they've loved other things more than him and they worshiped other Gods he speaks of the greed of the people in chapter 2 verses 1 to 3 he speaks of the abuse of their authorities whether they're in government or whether they're in the temple in chapter 3 verses 9 to 12 he speaks of their violence and lies in chapter 6 verses 12 to 14 when you read through the book of Micah by the end you understand why judgment is coming because the people have rebelled against their God they've rebelled against God in many many ways they've rejected him as their God and so there when Christ returns in his return this prophecy will be fulfilled when all who see him who do not follow him will be ashamed and will be full of fear this is a fulfillment of Philippians 2 verses 9 to 11 where every knee will bow and every tongue will confess a manner in which that will take place for most people but in shame do you remember when Saddam Hussein was caught after running and then he's caught hiding in a hole with a large beard and then he's taken away to be judged by his own people in the same way in which he had to crawl out of a hole the unregenerate when Christ comes back and splits Mount Olives in two the unregenerate, the unsaved they will have to crawl out of their holes they will have to bow the knee and admit with the tongue that Jesus Christ is Lord who is a God like this who judges righteously and rightly none other than Jesus Christ Jesus Christ is the one who shepherds his people judge the nations he is the one that we go to proclaim you must ask yourself now will I be ashamed and fearful the sins that I've committed now or will I be ashamed and fearful when I face Jesus Christ in your death or in his return you will be ashamed of what you've done you will be fearful for what you have done it will come to you either now in salvation when you see your sin and you see that you deserve judgment and you put your only hope in Jesus Christ you will fear God and turn to him put your hope in him he is the one who pays for sin and when you or you will fear him when he returns or when you die here is the same description as Matthew 7 21 to 23 where people were trusting in their own might when the people who say Lord Lord they've put in themselves they've looked at their money in their careers and their accomplishments in their families and in their religion and they've put faith in them and we must see all of those things as worthless all of the things in your life that you see as valuable will blow away like leaves dried up before a heavy wind blown away false Christianity blown away all of the things you've prophesied blown away all of the mighty works against demons you've done blown away all of the wonders blown away every good religious thing blown away all that remains is what Jesus Christ has done so where is your hope where is your hope turn now to verses 18 to 20 we have seen God as one who is a shepherd we have seen in verses 14 and 15 God is shepherd in verses 16 to 17 God is a judge and in verses 18 to 20 we see God as one who pardons his people who is a God like you pardoning iniquity and passing over the transgression of the remnant of his heritage he does not retain his anger forever because he delights in mercy he will again have compassion on us and will subdue our iniquities you will cast our sins into the depths of the sea you will give truth to Jacob and mercy to Abraham which you have sworn to our fathers from the days of old Micah now says Micah Micah uses his name as a description or as a play on words to be able to say who is a God like you Micah's name almost means exactly like that phrase who is a God like you and Micah begins to declare and praise God and look to him and worship him why? because of his great work of forgiveness if you turn in the scriptures and you look through the scriptures and you look for this phrase who is a God like you in the book of Moses when he delivers his people from the armies of Egypt you'll see it in Deuteronomy 33 26 and how he is a help to all those who come to him you'll see it in 1 Kings 8 23 where Solomon when the temple is dedicated how God keeps his promises no one is like him in Psalm 35 verse 10 you'll see how God because he delivers the needy in Psalm 71 19 you'll see that no one is like God in his righteousness in Psalm 89 verses 6 to 8 you'll see no one is like God in his faithfulness and that he's worthy to be feared you'll see in Psalm 113 verses 5 to 6 how he humbles himself to behold the things of earth no one is like him in his humility in Isaiah 40 verses 18 to 25 you'll see that no one is like him in all the nations in Isaiah 46 8 to 9 you'll see that no one is like him who knows the future and now in here in Micah there's something different there's a different type of declaration of who is like God not in what he does only in mighty acts in mighty deeds but here in what he does towards sin is not what you've lost in your 401k it's not that your house burns down or that if your child dies your greatest problem is your sin your greatest problem is your sin that brings the greatest judgment and that needs the greatest remedy only those who see and understand this truth can declare with Micah who is a God like you look at all the actions and attributes that are described here revolving all around the idea of the forgiveness of sins pardoning passing over not being angry having compassion subduing or stomping casting all the sins into the depths of the sea beautiful descriptions unforgettable striking in their beauty to the one who understands the seriousness of their sin to someone who treats their sin lightly they treat this forgiveness lightly they think it comes whenever you ask whenever they want to they can come up to God in heaven and simply recite and ask God forgive me for what I did last night and they think that forgiveness comes as cheaply as that it's much more costly first let's look at some questions who is being forgiven who is doing the forgiving what are they doing in the forgiveness why are they doing it and then how who it's God you see the declaration is addressed to God at first who is a God like you and then it begins to describe to the people about God how he passes over the transgression of the remnant of his heritage and how he doesn't retain his anger because of him in the third person and what he delights in and then it turns in 19 he turns and says he'll have compassion on us he turns it towards the first person plural saying us we equities and then he turns to God at the end of verse 19 and turns back to God about our sins you will cast our sins into the depths of the sea by the use of all these changes in the language he's escalating escalating up turning up the volume of the greatness of God in the description of what he does in the forgiveness of sins the one who forgives but God Almighty the promise keeping God the God who is unlike any other it is the same God who shepherds the same God who judges the same God we look to for the forgiveness of our sins that's the only thing that's worth declaring in here or in another country in Guatemala is about this God who is he forgiving then is it everyone but what does the text say in 18 who is a God like you pardoning iniquity and passing over the transgression of the remnant of his heritage remnant is a key word in the prophets remnant is a word that describes the people who are genuinely repentant genuinely trusting in God to atone for their sins if you look in Micah Micah 212 Micah don't turn there now Micah just write it down Micah 212 Micah 4, 6 to 7 Micah 5, 2 to 5 Micah 5, 7 to 8 you will see that the remnant is the one who is cared for by the Messiah the remnant is the one who is shepherded by the great shepherd the remnant it is the repentant Christ-dependent people in Israel when Micah preaches he knows that there's many people listening there's a few Gentiles who need to be converted there are many unconverted Jews listening to him reading him there is few of the remnant who are genuinely Jews not just Jew in birth and Micah's goal is to call people from the mass whether Jew or Gentile call them into the remnant and now here at the end of the book he points to the remnant and saying that is the one the remnant of his heritage those are the ones who would receive this pardon and so I ask you are you part of the remnant today who is forgiving? God unlike any other who is being forgiven? the remnant what is God doing? look at some of these terms he's pardoning he is lifting up raising people out of their sin pardoning from their own iniquity he is passing over he's passing over he says if that horrible sin he goes by it he goes by it and treats you as if it was not there his anger he doesn't keep his anger he could be angry do you remember when Jonah in chapter 4 of Jonah when God extended mercy to the city of Nineveh what did Jonah have to say? I knew you would do it I knew you would do it because he knew that God was slow to anger and abundant in mercy what else does he do? he has compassion he cares you see that in verse 19 what else does he do? but he subdues he stomps out the sin he takes your sin and throws it into the sea you know if you take a rock and if you never want to see that rock again what do you do? you go on a cruise you go on a cruise and sometime you hang over the side and you drop that rock and you know you'll never see it again praise be to God who takes all of our sin past present and future and he throws it away it will never be seen again that is good news that is good news why? why? why does he do it? but verse 18 because he delights in mercy he delights in mercy who is the God? but in Isaiah 62.5 he rejoices over those who saves in Isaiah 65.19 he takes great joy in his people in the new heavens and new earth in Jeremiah 32.41 he rejoices over the people in the new covenant in Zephaniah 3.17 he rejoices over his people with singing in Luke 15 it describes over and over the rejoicing of God over the repentant one the one who turns to him the salvation of the lost God is rich in mercy and what makes God happy? if you look through the scripture he delights in mercy his hesed his loving kindness you see who forgives what he has done in forgiveness and why? from that alone do you understand the passage? I would say no you have to ask a very important question how? when I am crying now I am crying over the how you don't understand this passage if you don't connect it with the work of Jesus Christ you see our sins are pardoned because he took them he is able to pass over us because he didn't pass over Christ he holds back his anger from us because he gave it all unto Christ he is able to have compassion to us because he had no compassion with Christ he is able to stomp our iniquities verse 19 subdue them because he did that to Christ he is able to cast all our sins away because he cast them all on Christ he has fulfilled all the promises his great promises to Jacob and Abraham in the work of Christ you see in verse 20 the remembrance of the Abrahamic Covenant and it's fulfilled in the work of Christ and his application to us he forgives he holds back his anger he has compassion and he casts away our sin in his great promises of truth and mercy because of Christ who is a God like you and what comes to mine in the greatest clarity but Jesus Christ Jesus Christ is the one who is the center of Micah Jesus Christ is the One who is the center of this message Jesus Christ is the One who is the center of this church Jesus Christ is the One who is to be the center of Guatemala he will be declared as Lord he is Lord now And he will be declared as Lord over Guatemala, over Orlando, over every nation. He is the great king. He is our great shepherd who cares for us. He is our great judge who will bring and turn all wrongs right. He is our great partner, our great forgiver of all our sins. So now I want to close Micah. I want to close Micah and I want to speak to you in application of this. Why did I pick this text? Please forgive me for all the waterworks. Why now? Why would I want you to apply? Why would I go here for the last time that I would be able to preach to you as your pastor? I want to just take a few more minutes and say for application why I would say these things to you, okay? I have desired to be a faithful pastor for Cornerstone and overseeing your souls, preaching the gospel to you and intentionally seeking to give you a balanced diet of the word. I have desired and worked hard to tell you the truth.  By the grace of God, I've not gotten rich off of you. Those of you who know me know that's true. I have not taken your cars or your wives. I have not lorded my authority over you. I have spoken to you gently. I have not been an immoral man in private or in public. No one made me become your pastor, but I did it willingly for joy's sake. And I would do it all over again. Now it's extremely difficult for me to leave because of how much I love you. But my comfort is in Micah 7, that I'm just one of your shepherds. You have a chief shepherd who will care for your soul.  Follow their example. Submit yourselves to their teaching. Submit yourselves to one another. The Lord is your shepherd and you shall not want. That's why. Why else? What else to apply? In verses 16 to 17, why would I focus on this and give you this passage?  I want to warn you once more about the utter foolishness of trusting in yourself, of not repenting.  I want to call you once more to be ashamed and fear now. So that you will not be ashamed and be terrified then. I want you to ask, are you laughing now?  But who is mourning now? And shame of their sin now. Excuse me. I should have brought a trash can and a box of tissues. They were from the next time I visited. I want to plead with you once more that you would believe the gospel. Not worth is a mark to you, but just someone to preach the gospel to you, the good news of what Jesus Christ has done. He's coming. Trust him. Trust him for his ultimate victory. Trust him and think about his coming. That's why I went here to this passage. Many hard times will come for you. Many hard times will come for me in a short time. But we can trust that he's coming back. And that's something to take with you. To persevere. I want to see you all in glory. I want to worship with you all again. In glory. So I want to preach the gospel to you once more. That's why I went here to this passage in Micah. And I wanted to speak to you once more of Christ. I know I could have done it better, but I could not focus on anything else but him. This cheap, common, and sometimes broken trumpet wants to play one more song for you of Jesus Christ, our Lord. So that you would not look at that cheap, common, broken instrument, but rather the one who plays, the one who saves. What does the Lord want of you? He wants you to do justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly before him. He wants you to do justly, turn from your sin and trust in him. He wants you to love mercy, to love what Christ has done on the cross and to trust in that work.  Because of Christ, he has compassion on you. Because of Christ, he has removed your stains of your sin and all your guilt. Your only hope is in him. Trust him who is all wise, all loving, all sovereign. God has made this possible because of Christ. He is your high priest. You need him because of your alienation from God. You need him because of the imperfection of your best service. He will reconcile you and present you acceptable to the Father. In light of our great God, in light of our great shepherd, our great judge, and our great high priest who forgives us, now I ask you Cornerstone, who else will go? Who else will hear the call? Who else will stand up and say, Christ deserves this God? Who else will stand up and say, who is a God like you? There are many other places that need churches, many, many. Who from among us will rise up and say, who is a God who judges, who shepherds and forgives like our God? Hear the call. Who among us men will rise up and be sent in another church? Let it just be the one of many. Let this name be forgotten out of so many that will be sent and so many. And let Christ's name be remembered. Who will rise up and go and reach this city and others? That's why I preach to you one last time from the book of Micah because we have a great God. Let's pray. Dear Lord, thank you for the privilege of allowing us as the mudges and the roosters to be able to serve here in many different capacities and ways. And we exalt you. We lift up our voices and our emotions and our hands to you, expressing our love to you that you would save our souls, forgive our sins, shepherd our souls. You would judge Christ instead of judging us. We worship you. Thank you for all these things. Thank you for these dear people who have listened to so many long sermons from me or so many from others. Thank you for their patience. Thank you for their desire to obey you. I know that you have worked that in them. I know all the good that I've seen in them has resulted from you. So we thank you so much that you allow me to pastor here. I pray that you would shepherd these people, watch over them, please forgive their sins, continue to, or we pray that you please would help us to serve you and plan a flag for you in Guatemala. Thank you Lord. Amen.


It is time for Member Statements. I recognize the member for Oshawa. Thank you, Speaker. I'm always glad to stand up for and strengthen public education. Today, however, we have to protect it and defend it from a sneaky conservative agenda seeking to undermine it while folks are focused on a pandemic. Despite the challenges of online learning and the desperate need for affordable internet access for at-home learning, families and students are being forced to choose a year-long learning option for their children. They can choose either in-person learning at school or permanent virtual learning at home. Parents have concerns about underfunded overcrowded classrooms in schools with fewer educators and caring staff who they hope will be vaccinated by September, and they hope the government will fund protective measures to keep everyone safe at school. Parents are also anxious about a permanent virtual learning option. They're being asked to choose whether or not to keep their children home permanently to learn online with TVO, TAFO, as the only proposed provider of asynchronous e-learning. And families aren't allowed to change that channel. Parents are anxious to make a year-long choice today when they don't know what life will look like next week or in September. The DDSB board chair sent a letter to the minister of education urging him to quote, halt the proposed changes to offer virtual learning as a permanent choice for families in the role of TVO, TAFO, as the only provider of asynchronous e-learning, end quote. Education unions, parents and partners are also speaking out about permanent virtual learning. Speaker education is supposed to be the great equalizer, but all things are not equal. And despite this government's strange obsession with their new mid-pandemic math test for teachers, their plan for education doesn't add up. Students, education workers and families are suffering. This government must invest in public education and educators and get on side with health experts' recommendations to ensure schools will be safe places to learn when the time comes. That's a choice that should be easy to make. Thank you. Member statements, the member for Richmond Hill. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Last Saturday, I was invited to attend a virtual event celebrating the life and legacy of His Royal Highness Prince Philip. I'm most thankful for the Prince Philip's dedication to uplifting the young people participating through the Duke of Edinburgh Award. It is a youth development program that runs in 144 nations worldwide. I was honored to participate in this program when I was grade 10 student in Hong Kong. It helped develop me in four areas, personal interests, physical fitness, community service and adventurous outdoor living. I was truly blessed to have been the first female to receive all three medals, bronze, silver and gold. The Governor-General of Hong Kong presented the gold medal to me at the Governor's House. These awards gave me the courage, strength and determination to accomplish my goals. I was able to run a successful business for more than 25 years and now serving Ontario as an MPP. It helped shape my life and it continues to shape the lives of countless youth in Canada and around the world. Thank you. Thank you very much. Member statements, the Member for Spadina-Fort York. Thank you, Mr Speaker. It's mental health week and the lesson that we are to take away this week is to name it, don't numb it. To listen, to speak about the things that are causing us stress so that we can work with others to solve them. And this has been a particularly hard year in the writing of Spadina-Fort York. 70% of us live in high-rises and 52% of us live alone. And the places that we normally connect with other people are closed, the restaurants, the patios, and the gyms. There's constant construction noise. People are telling me about the homelessness crisis and we are experiencing a homelessness crisis that is really overwhelming our writing. We have people losing income in their homes and we have people scrambling to get a vaccine. But people are coming together in the community to support each other. Right now there's a team of volunteers who are helping people to register for their vaccines. There's the bike brigade, the Spadina-Fort York community care program, and the Liberty Village Cares, and many other community groups who are out feeding vulnerable people through the pandemic. And we are connecting with each other on social media. We are doing what we can to help each other but we need the government to do their part as well. We need the government to fix the supports for small businesses and their workers so that we don't lose one more small business in Spadina-Fort York or anywhere in Ontario. We need them to restore the construction noise by-law so that people aren't kept awake all night. We need them to fix the vaccine rollout and we need them to take action on the homelessness crisis. We are supposed to name it and not nom it. I'm naming the things that this government needs to do to reduce the stress to help us get through this pandemic and to help maintain the mental health of all people in Spadina-Fort York and across this province. Thank you. Thank you. The next statement, the member for Markham Union Bill. Thank you, Mr Speaker. This April's spring break I was delighted to host my first live Queen's Park virtual tour. Since being elected as MPP for Markham Union Bill, one of my favorite events to organize is the annual Queen's Park tour. Although in-person tour didn't happen this year, I was excited this virtual tour could happen allowing Markham Union families to explore Queen's Park from the safety and comfort of their homes. Led by our tour guide, we toured the lobby and chamber while discovering the architecture features and history of the legislative building. As part of the event, it also has the fun trivia question and gets to know your MPP segment where I have the opportunity to share my backgrounds and my current role as the MPP. From their engagement, I trust that attendees enjoy this virtual tour and learn more about how I serve Markham Union Bill in my MPP role. Mr Speaker, Ontario's COVID-19 vaccination program is underway with almost 5.4 million doses administered to date. As eligible continue to expand, I encourage everyone to embrace the opportunity and book their vaccine. Every vaccine administered is a step towards reducing COVID-19 transmission and for our province to hopefully return back to normal soon. And when that day comes, I would be delighted to invite members of Markham Union Bill to come right here for an in-person Queen's Park tour. Thank you. Thank you very much. The next member statement, the member for Toronto Centre. Thank you Speaker. Last month Justice Gloria Epstein released her independent review into missing persons investigations in the Church and Wellesley Village. The report found that police have systemically discriminated against 2SLGBTQ plus people and communities. From the bathhouse raids to carting, from the mishandling of missing persons reports, to the failure to respond to community safety concerns, all of this history has contributed to a mistrust of the police. As a result, the most marginalised of communities have been denied access to justice. Justice Epstein's independent review showed the damaging effects of differential treatment on communities that are over-policed and underserved. Systemic discrimination contributed to the police's failings in several cases and this ultimately cost lives. We need to fundamentally change how our province keeps people safe. That includes reconsidering the role that police play in our communities and investing in community supports. I call on the Solicitor General to work to implement the recommendations of this independent review to overhaul the institutions that prevent police transparency and accountability and take action today to save queer and trans lives. 2SLGBTQ plus people deserve to feel safe and protected in their communities. I want to thank Justice Epstein for her work and offer my support to the loved ones of the victims in the report. We must never forget their names. Salim Essin, Abdulbasir Faisi, Karishnakumar Paranagatnam, Majid Kahan, Andrew Kinsman, Dean Lusawik, Sarushma Mood, Skandan Navarantham, Alora Wells, and Tess Ritchie. Thank you. Member statements. The Member for Simcoe Gray. Speaker, I rise this morning to congratulate Dr. Ferrell Anderson, who recently received the University of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry, Alumni of Influence Award. Dr. Anderson is enjoying a well-earned retirement after having practiced dentistry in Collingwood for more than 45 years. His professional life and civic engagement have had a lasting impact on the well-being of our community. Coming from a modest family background in Jamaica, Dr. Anderson appreciates the challenges faced by those less fortunate. He never turned away a patient, often providing services that reduced fees or without fee for those who didn't qualify for assistance. His charity extended to his home country where for over 20 years he volunteered dental services for several weeks at a time at the Foundation for Independent Self-Help Medical Dental Clinic in Jamaica. His outreach activities helped many young people in Collingwood overcome their fear of the dentist chair. Through the Brushomania program he visited area schools where he explained dental hygiene and demonstrated the tools used in his practice. Dr. Anderson has volunteered with numerous organizations including the E3 Community Living Organization, which seeks to serve the needs of vulnerable Collingwood residents. Ferrell Anderson was the first black candidate to be elected to Collingwood Town Council in the 1970s. He served as chair of the police services board and helped lead the development of a modern fire department. His contributions to country and community have earned him many well-deserved accolades and awards including the Order of Collingwood and the Queen Elizabeth Jubilee Award. Dr. Ferrell Anderson is a Collingwood treasure. Our community is grateful for his long life long commitment to his fellow citizens and to his profession and I'm proud to have supported his nomination for the Alumni of Influence Award. Thank you speaker. Thank you very much. Member statements? The member for Etobicoke Lake Shore. Thank you Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker this week is Mental Health Week in Ontario. Every year during the first week of May we work to raise awareness about the importance of mental health. Mental health is health Mr. Speaker and this year the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the fact that now more than ever we need to give time and attention to the work done by organizations across Ontario. Last week Mr. Speaker I hosted a virtual town hall to discuss mental health issues. We were very pleased to have as our special guest Ontario's very first Minister of Mental Health and Addictions the Honourable Michael Tobolo who contributed his time, his expertise and his compassion to the event and it's certainly not over time because the dialogue was wonderful. Etobicoke Lake Shore residents who joined us at the virtual meeting were eager to discuss mental health services for children and youth, the importance of providing COVID-19 vaccines to people suffering from mental health issues and raising awareness regarding supports that are available including Ontario's online programs like Bounceback designed to help them overcome symptoms of anxiety and gain new skills to regain positive mental health. I encourage residents across Ontario to take time this week to learn more about how they can support positive mental health for themselves and their loved ones. Please remember you are not alone and help is available. Thank you. Next we have the member for Humber River Black Creek. Thank you Speaker. I continue to work with our incredible local health teams in establishing pop-up and mobile vaccinations to fill in the gaps of the vaccine rollout. In just an hour from now our next pop-up vaccination clinic is set to start daily until Thursday at Habitat Arena on Weston Road. I will be joining them later today. And this Friday we'll be running another pop-up at Grand Ravine Community Centre until Sunday. Through this ongoing work we have quickly doubled the vaccination rates of neighbourhoods throughout our riding of Humber River Black Creek. I want to thank Cheryl Prescott, Michelle Weston, Josie Nelson and the entire Black Creek Community Health Centre team who are there right now at Habitat Arena. They continue to work tirelessly to improve the health of our community and have been a shining star during this pandemic. I also want to thank the University Health Network and Global Medic who have been instrumental in delivering this ongoing local vaccination network. My NDP colleagues and I have been calling for an equitable distribution of vaccines meaning more supply to hotspot communities and prioritizing frontline essential workers. I want to thank the team at our local Humber River Hospital who chose to offer pop-up vaccination opportunities to my community rather than wait untold weeks before the central booking line would make vaccines available to all of those 18-plus. Thank you Suda Cutty and Ruben Rodriguez whose team has been working so hard in vaccinating people door to door within high-rise apartment buildings within my community. I welcome the news yesterday to finally open the central booking line to those 18-plus in hotspot communities like mine. We have been calling for this for quite some time now and to keep things moving it is so important to secure enough vaccine supply so people can get vaccinated as soon as possible. We must ensure that the vaccine rollout is an equitable one. Thank you. Thank you. The next member statement, the member for Durham. Thank you speaker. Speaker 2021 marks Port Perry's sesquicentennial in June 1871 150 years ago the county of Ontario passed a bylaw to incorporate the village of Port Perry officially separating it from reach township. During a time when the traditional ways we love to gather as a community have been put on hold the festivities this June will celebrate the power of community over 150 years with the theme community celebrating community. Celebrations will be held in accordance with public health guidelines while still showcasing the town's unique history and color. Local print shop PP print in conjunction with the township of Skugog I am told will be producing a commemorative booklet that will feature stories and pictures of local history traditional recipes provided by local restaurants and a list of 150 things to do in Port Perry. Speaker there are so many things I love about Port Perry. I love the little shops and cafes the beautiful boardwalk along Lake Skugog. I love the town's vibrant arts and culture scene I think of town hall 1873 and I love the strong community family-like spirit that makes people feel welcomed and cared for. The warmth of the Port Perry community has always stood out to me and during these challenging times the heart of Port Perry continues to shine through. On June 9th I look forward to attending the kick-off flag-raising event and celebrating one of the best little towns in Ontario. Thank you very much the next member statement the member for Northumberland Peterborough South. Thank you Speaker it's an honour to rise in the House. Speaker Canada must act now to secure our borders. Over 90% of new cases in Ontario are variants. We know these variants are concerning and are having a greater effect on younger Ontarians. These variants of concerns didn't swim here they didn't fly here. They were carried here via infected passengers who in turn spread these variants through our communities. Tens of thousands of international travellers land at Pearson and continue to land in our province. Don't take my word for its speaker. Here's what Dr Colin Furness epidemiologist at U of T had to say. Our border controls are like a sieve we could do so much better it's not rocket science. Speaker I agree it isn't. Many of our closest allies got it right. The UK have banned entry into the UK from people who've been in or through over 40 countries worldwide. Australia has restricted entry to Australian nationals or nationals of New Zealand. From day one Premier Ford has called for increased testing. He's called to fix the loopholes at our border. It was Premier Ford who brought antigen testing to Pearson. We continue to call on the Liberals to act now fix the loopholes. Speaker the good news is we vaccinated over five millions Ontarians. We want our lives back. There's light at the end of the tunnel over 420,000 Ontarians booked tests yesterday alone and in the time from this morning till I delivered this today over 150,000 Ontarians have booked again. Let's get our lives back. My message to the Liberals is simple. Stop playing games, do the right thing, fix the loopholes at our land borders and secure our borders now. That concludes our members statements for this morning.


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We're here at the ITU's studio in Geneva, and I'm very pleased to be joined by Mr. Brahim Asano, who is director of BDT, the ITU's Telecommunication Development Bureau. And we're going to be discussing a new initiative under his leadership, which is entitled the Smart Sustainable Development Model, or SSDM. Mr. Asano, thank you very much indeed for being with us today. What is the Smart Sustainable Development Model, and why is it important? Thank you very much for giving me this opportunity. The Smart Sustainable Development Model is actually a link between the emergency telecommunication and sustainable development. First, about the emergency telecommunication and natural disasters. As you know, from our statistics, in 2011-2012, more than 30,000 people lost their lives in the natural disaster. And we're talking about more than 380 billion lost. And the number of the natural disaster, the average in 2011-2012, is 384. Which means that we're having an average of one natural disaster per day. So the question for us now is no longer whether there will be a natural disaster. The question is where and when, which means that it's becoming part, something that is happening to you in average every day is part of your life. And you have to take it very seriously. This is why actually I'm really committed to that. And this natural disaster almost all the time happened in the most vulnerable and the most poor part of the countries. So then, this initiative aimed at linking actually the disaster relief and disaster prevention with sustainable development. In the way that we try to link, when there is no disaster, there's equipment that should have been used to make prevention and disaster rescue can be used also to make business. So this is a link we're trying to make here to make sure that we link the development of people with the natural disaster relief through emergency telecommunication. And what role do ICTs and telecommunications play in disaster risk reduction and disaster management? You know, when natural disaster strikes, the first thing you need is communication. I personally visited one of the Pacific Island and the minister told me one time they have an earthquake and it took them one week to know what was happening in the other island, apart from the main island, to know what was happening in the other island. So this is where communication has become very important. And when natural disaster strikes, first you need to know what happened and secondly, how to organize the rescue. So if you don't have the communication, it's just impossible to do any work. And in the worst case, people are not communicating and you can have a total mess in organizing the rescue. At the time, we really need to save lives. It is proven that the first 72 hours are the most critical in saving lives. If you miss the communication at this time, you miss opportunity to save lives. Very, very important indeed. Finally, can I ask you, the first advisory board meeting for this initiative is meeting in October. What are your expectations for this? You know, as a director of telecommunications development bureau, my objective and my work and my mandate is to be a facilitator, to create a platform for people working together. So I'm bringing all those people who are working, the multi-stakeholder, that's working in a disaster, humanitarian work and the technology, of course. I'm bringing all those people for us to sit down together and see how we can, how we can together push this agenda to link the emergency telecommunication with the sustainable development. So people can have, go for the development activities with equipment and when disaster strikes. We are the same people who have been trained, of course, who can be the first person to give the, I would say, indispensable communication at the first hour when the disaster strikes. We are the same also. We are going to work to make sure that ICT are used for the disaster prevention. Well, I wish you the very best with this initiative and thank you very much indeed for being with us today. Thank you very much. I'm a great pleasure. I'm very excited about this initiative. I'm very happy that I've got a very good response from very high people who are coming to join me and really this is a way, as a director of BGT, I should be working to bring all the stakeholders so together we can make the difference. I'm very excited and this is what I call my passion for compassion.


Next question is from MJ Kane, 14-14. Adam has said he's had success with fasting to increase appetite for a bulk. Can you provide some details on this?  Somebody asked this question, and I said it sounds contradicting to do this. Fasting for bulking? Oh, yeah. You're probably one of the only coaches that have even mentioned this. Right. And so this, I had a lot of success with this. What I notice from practicing fasting is, you know, man, you know, you have the first like 12 to 16 hours that's really hard to resist food. And then you kind of get past that, and it's like to get to 24. From 16 to 24 is not as hard as zero to 16, in my opinion. And then after that, you'd be like, okay, I'm fine without food. And then the next day you eat for the first time. And the first meal, it's kind of a small meal because you hadn't eaten for a while. But then after that, my appetite would like just, brrr. It would kick back up where I was really hungry again. What I found was when I was constantly trying to gain, right? And I felt this a lot when I was competing for the show. It's because I was trying to get bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger every off season, which means I had to increase my calorie intake. When you're putting on the amount of muscle mass that I was putting on for a show, you're having to constantly increase calories. The workload is going up, so that requires more fuel. I'm building more muscle. That requires more fuel. So the calories were just creeping up, creeping up. And of course, I had many times where I'm like, oh my God, I just can't eat 5,000 calories today. I can't get 5,000 calories today. When I'd have these moments where I'd been in a bulk for several weeks and just struggling to eat that much food, one of the best things that I would do to interrupt that bulk would be go on a one day fast. And I would do this one day fast. And it took me a long time to get to this place in my career and training because in the past, and I know Sal and I have addressed this before, the young insecure me who was always trying to build in bulk, the scale would go down in a day and I would freak out. Like, oh my God, I lost 5 pounds of muscle today because the scale went down 5 pounds. Once I realized that's not how the body works whatsoever, most of that is carbohydrates and water that I'm just holding in calories that's inside my body, the fasting is not going to lose 3 pounds of muscle off my body in one day. So once I got past all that, I started to use this as a tool in bulk just to interrupt bulking. I'd be bulking for several weeks, it'd get really difficult. I'd throw a single day fast in there and then I'd go right back into my bulk. It was amazing. This is a great example of knowledge versus wisdom when it comes to fitness. Knowledge says skipping meals, not eating protein every day isn't going to be good to pack on muscle. If you want to pack on muscle, consistent calories, consistent protein feedings, that's what the studies show. And that's true, that's exactly what the studies show. Here's where wisdom comes into play. When you coach people, when you train people, when you work with a lot of people, when you bulk or eat excess calories for long periods of time, you start to hit a wall. You start to hit a wall, you start to feel like you start to force feed yourself. You don't feel good, digestive issues start to pop up. And in which case then it becomes more important to focus on that aspect, not the physiological aspect, not the protein and the calories in my body, but rather the psychological aspect, palate fatigue and my gut health, all of which can become big roadblocks to your muscle-building goal. So at that point now, we're going to stop on the feeding. We're going to stop on the giving myself protein every day. And it's like, okay, I'm having trouble feeding myself. I feel like I'm force feeding myself. I need to do something to increase my appetite. I need to do something to improve my gut health. I need to interrupt what's happening right now. And so I'm going to do a fast.  You shouldn't fast for bulking. Okay, yeah, again, if you lack wisdom and you're looking at just the studies, but what Adam's talking about and what he found tremendous success coaching people and himself for competitions. And when I've worked with people who want to bulk, I found tremendous success in doing this because it becomes a real problem when you're trying to eat more calories and you just don't want to. You don't want to. It doesn't feel good. You got to force yourself to eat.  And it doesn't, it's okay. You might take a micro step back by fasting for a day or two. And when I say micro, I mean literally micro. You're not losing tons of muscle.  But then when you get back on track, you feel better, appetite's back, digestion's better. Now you're full steam ahead. Not only that, but I'll also say something. This is also controversial, but I believe this. Some studies suggest that your body does become desensitized to constant, repeated protein feedings. In other words, your body starts to use less of it for muscle and starts to turn more of it into energy to burn. And I believe that fasting increases the sensitivity your body has to protein just like it does to carbohydrates.