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this woman is our hero! support her and help beat the scummy council !! Go Joy!
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this woman is our hero! support her and help beat the scummy council !! Go Joy!
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ConnorDevine
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Too long, didn't read, was there a point to be made or were you just (rightfully) bashing our previously faceless owner
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it is
Seymour_East
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Don't know what you're on....but can I have some?
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it is Joy. have you met her?
bigfatronssba
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I wish that was her, at least we would know what the woman described as a liar in a court of law looks like.
duffer
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Sadly, I don't think TSB is being ironic. I think the preferred acronym is WUM.
As for Joy, I think I'd say that any one of the people working for the 'scummy council' (and I'm related to a few of them) adds more to humanity than her. They also haven't been humilated by a High Court judge.
So you need to wind your neck in on your 'scummy council' shite mate, before someone takes it personally. When you're old enough to vote, you might be able to change something if you're not happy with it.
Anyway, you can worship JS all you want, but as a fan (if you're a fan) you're less than a worm to her and her company. Me too, for that matter.
As for Joy, I think I'd say that any one of the people working for the 'scummy council' (and I'm related to a few of them) adds more to humanity than her. They also haven't been humilated by a High Court judge.
So you need to wind your neck in on your 'scummy council' shite mate, before someone takes it personally. When you're old enough to vote, you might be able to change something if you're not happy with it.
Anyway, you can worship JS all you want, but as a fan (if you're a fan) you're less than a worm to her and her company. Me too, for that matter.
Sub
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need to have a bit of respect for the dead TSB your a fucking complete joke !
Varpu Lindstrom Obituary[h=3]Date of Birth:[/h] Unknown
[h=3]Date of Death:[/h] Thursday, June 21st, 2012
[h=3]Funeral Home:[/h]R. S. Kane Funeral Home [url]www.rskane.ca [/URL]
6150 Yonge Street
Toronto, Ontario, CANADA
M2M 3W9
[h=2]Obituary:[/h] Died peacefully at home on June 21, 2012 surrounded by her family, having lived a life of undiminished love, even with terminal brain cancer for the last three years. Varpu is survived by Börje; Allan and Hanna; Martin, Heidi and Aurora; Sofia and Jason; Mark and family; as well as countless friends and relatives in Canada and Finland.
Born in Helsinki, Finland, Varpu came to Canada as a teenager, received a Canadian education, yet always retained her love of Finland. She founded the Canadian Friends of Finland friendship society in 1982 and fostered cultural relations between Canada and Finland in a variety of ways.
She enjoyed a stellar career as professor of History and Women’s Studies at York University, as administrator, as teacher and as scholar. She held administrative positions in Atkinson College – Director of Canadian Studies, Master of Atkinson College, and Chair of History – serving the larger University as the founding Chair of the School of Women’s Studies, for two decades as senator, one term as faculty representative on the Board of Governors, and successfully as chair of York’s School of Social Work at a difficult time in the school’s history. Varpu received the first-ever Atkinson Teaching Award. Her scholarship will remain her greatest academic legacy. Her book Defiant Sisters, A Social History of Finnish Immigrant Women, 1890-1930 was a doubly pioneering study: it helped establish oral interview-based social history as legitimate history, and was the first dissertation devoted to the history of women. Her subsequent books cemented her reputation as the world’s leading expert on the social history of Finnish women in Canada. Her career as scholar, teacher, and administrator earned her the highest honour York University bestows upon a faculty member: the title of University Professor.
Varpu Lindström conducted the research for the award-winning and Gemini-nominated historical documentary Letters from Karelia about the tragic fate of Canadian Finns lured back by Stalin’s promises of prosperity only to be killed in his purges in the 1930s. In 1991 Varpu was awarded the Knight First Class of the Order of the White Rose of Finland, and in 2012 the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal.
Varpu Lindström will be remembered for her boundless capacity for love, kindness, wisdom, mentoring, and encouragement.
A private funeral has been held. A memorial service will be held on Friday, July 6, at 2 p.m. at R.S.Kane Funeral Home, 6150 Yonge Street. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the charity of Varpu’s choice, The Canadian Friends of Finland Education Foundation (CFFEF), P.O. Box 278, 27 St Clair Ave. E. Toronto, ON M4T 1L0, or visit www.cff.ca. Condolences www.rskane.ca
Varpu Lindstrom Obituary[h=3]Date of Birth:[/h] Unknown
[h=3]Date of Death:[/h] Thursday, June 21st, 2012
[h=3]Funeral Home:[/h]R. S. Kane Funeral Home [url]www.rskane.ca [/URL]
6150 Yonge Street
Toronto, Ontario, CANADA
M2M 3W9
[h=2]Obituary:[/h] Died peacefully at home on June 21, 2012 surrounded by her family, having lived a life of undiminished love, even with terminal brain cancer for the last three years. Varpu is survived by Börje; Allan and Hanna; Martin, Heidi and Aurora; Sofia and Jason; Mark and family; as well as countless friends and relatives in Canada and Finland.
Born in Helsinki, Finland, Varpu came to Canada as a teenager, received a Canadian education, yet always retained her love of Finland. She founded the Canadian Friends of Finland friendship society in 1982 and fostered cultural relations between Canada and Finland in a variety of ways.
She enjoyed a stellar career as professor of History and Women’s Studies at York University, as administrator, as teacher and as scholar. She held administrative positions in Atkinson College – Director of Canadian Studies, Master of Atkinson College, and Chair of History – serving the larger University as the founding Chair of the School of Women’s Studies, for two decades as senator, one term as faculty representative on the Board of Governors, and successfully as chair of York’s School of Social Work at a difficult time in the school’s history. Varpu received the first-ever Atkinson Teaching Award. Her scholarship will remain her greatest academic legacy. Her book Defiant Sisters, A Social History of Finnish Immigrant Women, 1890-1930 was a doubly pioneering study: it helped establish oral interview-based social history as legitimate history, and was the first dissertation devoted to the history of women. Her subsequent books cemented her reputation as the world’s leading expert on the social history of Finnish women in Canada. Her career as scholar, teacher, and administrator earned her the highest honour York University bestows upon a faculty member: the title of University Professor.
Varpu Lindström conducted the research for the award-winning and Gemini-nominated historical documentary Letters from Karelia about the tragic fate of Canadian Finns lured back by Stalin’s promises of prosperity only to be killed in his purges in the 1930s. In 1991 Varpu was awarded the Knight First Class of the Order of the White Rose of Finland, and in 2012 the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal.
Varpu Lindström will be remembered for her boundless capacity for love, kindness, wisdom, mentoring, and encouragement.
A private funeral has been held. A memorial service will be held on Friday, July 6, at 2 p.m. at R.S.Kane Funeral Home, 6150 Yonge Street. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the charity of Varpu’s choice, The Canadian Friends of Finland Education Foundation (CFFEF), P.O. Box 278, 27 St Clair Ave. E. Toronto, ON M4T 1L0, or visit www.cff.ca. Condolences www.rskane.ca
Brought to you by: R. S. Kane Funeral Home
torchomatic
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if you look on yasni - which is where i looked, the photo is linked as joy sepalla, so whoever placed that photo there ) a director of sisu capital, placed it there and tagged it Joy Sepalla. no disrespect to the dead meant. I have no idea what she looks like and i will edit the photo off. the rest of what i say still stands and i absolutely respect this woman, no matter what she looks like. she deserves a statue not the shit the arse hole fans on here give her.
bigfatronssba
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Deserves a statue!
Im sorry, but any idea that your a serious poster has just gone out the window.
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the fact is duffer i am no wum. i support my club and the owners. they dont deserve the crap being thrown at them. our fans are a disgrace (the anti sisu fans) the council are a disgrace too for that matter. i despise the council for what they have done to the club and the city. i make no attempt to hide my feelings about that .. makes me a wum does it?? piss off
Sky Blue Dal
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i dont care about being a serious poster, im not after respect nor am i attempting to troll, the fact is some of you simply attack other members for having a different view to your own. it is you that are the wums, unbelievably ignorant and need to grow up
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blueflint
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tsb i disagree you can only be a wum if not you are the most deluded person since deluded himself
bigfatronssba
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Im just curious as to which of her achievements you think deserves a statue?
James Smith
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Ooh I can add that to the list of People/Names I've been called on here:
I'm apparently PWKH or a Council Troll or I work in the ACL politburo in the Ministry for talking drivel, and now I'm a disgrace!
jaymo132
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Try 45....:thinking about:
Phil Babbs Ballbag
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57 or not, you're still a fuxking idiot.
James Smith
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Wasn't aware they had one!
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