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DAYS LEFT DEADLINE midnight August 1, 2013 Scottsdale, Arizona AND Royalwood Home, Winnipeg! or or 65 Days of WINNING! An extra$ 100,000 up forgrabs! Day NEW! 2 Background Class action lawsuits have been initiated in Ontario, British Columbia and Quebec alleging that the defendants conspired to fix prices for LCD ( liquid crystal display) panels and televisions, computer monitors and laptop computers containing LCD panels (" LCD products"). On May 26, 2011, the Ontario action was certified in respect of a national class on behalf of certain purchasers of LCD panels and LCD Products. The defendants were granted leave to appeal certification and the appeal is pending. The plaintiff has brought a motion to amend the class definition to include all purchasers of LCD panels and LCD Products during the relevant period and that motion is also pending. More information is available online at www. classaction. ca . Proposed Settlement A settlement has been reached with Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. and Samsung Electronics Canada Inc. ( collectively, " Samsung"). Pursuant to the settlement, Samsung has agreed to pay $ 21,250,000 for the benefit of settlement class members, in exchange for a full release of claims against it and its related entities relating to the pricing of LCD panels of all sizes and products containing such LCD panels. Samsung has agreed to provide cooperation to the plaintiffs in pursuing the class actions against the remaining Defendants. The settlement represents a resolution of disputed claims. Samsung does not admit any wrongdoing or liability. The class actions have been certified against Samsung for settlement purposes. Motions to approve the Samsung settlement will be heard by the Ontario Court in the City of London on September 23, 2013 at 10: 00 a. m., the British Columbia Court in the City of Vancouver on September 30, 2013 at 9: 00 a. m., and the Quebec Court in the City of Quebec on October 24, 2013 at 9: 30 a. m. At these hearings, the Ontario, British Columbia and Quebec Courts will determine whether the settlement is fair, reasonable, and in the best interests of settlement class members. Settlement class members are entitled to file written submissions and/ or appear and make submissions at the settlement approval hearings. Settlement class members who wish to exercise either of these rights must submit written submissions postmarked no later than September 13, 2013. Instructions regarding the process for making submissions are available online at www. classaction. ca . Opting Out of ( or Excluding Oneself From) the Class Actions In the context of a prior settlement, settlement class members with purchases directly from a defendant, an entity related to a defendant, a named original equipment manufacturer or a named distributor between September 21, 2001 and December 11, 2006 were given the right to opt out of the class actions and were informed that no further right to opt out would be provided. Thus, these settlement class members are not eligible to opt out. As the Samsung settlement contemplates a broader settlement class ( all purchasers of LCD panels or LCD products during the period January 1, 1998 to December 11, 2006), settlement class members who were not previously given the right to opt out are now eligible to opt out of the class actions. Information regarding how to opt out and the implications of opting out ( or not opting out) are available online at www. classaction. ca . The deadline for opting out is September 28, 2013. Claiming Part of the Settlement Funds The settlement funds are being held in an interest bearing account for the benefit of settlement class members. At the settlement approval hearings or shortly thereafter, the Courts will be asked to approve a method for distributing the settlement funds to settlement class members and the process for settlement class members to apply to receive part of the settlement funds. A copy of the notice advising of the method for distributing the settlement funds and applying for settlement benefits will be posted online at www. classaction. ca . If you wish to receive a copy of that notice by email or mail, please register online at www. classaction. ca or contact class counsel at the contact information listed below. Class Counsel & Legal Fees The law firms of Siskinds LLP , Camp Fiorante Matthews Mogerman and Siskinds Desmeules s. e. n. c. r. l. are class counsel. Their full contact information is available online at www. classaction. ca . Class Counsel legal fees and disbursements must be approved by the courts. Class Counsel will collectively be requesting that legal fees of up to 25% of the Samsung settlement funds, plus disbursements and applicable taxes be approved by the courts and paid out of the Samsung settlement funds. This notice has been approved by the Ontario, British Columbia and Quebec courts. If you purchased LCD panels and/ or televisions, computer monitors or laptop computers containing LCD panels, in Canada, between January 1998 and December 2006, your legal rights could be affected by class action settlements. QUESTIONS? Visit www. classaction. ca , email charles. wright@ siskinds. com or call toll free at 1- 800- 461- 6166 ext. 2446 The Largest and # 1 Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram Dealership is looking for a highly motivated candidate for the General Sales Manager position. The candidate is responsible for the profitability in both the new and used vehicle departments. They must effectivity manager sales personnel, have Automotive Sales Management experience with strong knowledge of the market, and will need the skills of coaching and mentoring at the highest level in our industry. Income Range: Starting at $ 95,000 to 185,000 the first year. We offer opportunities for Iong term equity partnership. Only applicants with verifiable references need apply. All resumes will be private and confidentially sent to our President & Owner, Walt Morris walt@ waltmorris. ca General Sales Manager winnipegfreepress. com A WINNIPEG man who admits to sexual fantasies involving young boys will remain in jail following his recent child pornography arrest. Luke Brandon Neumann, 27, was arrested earlier this month and charged with possessing and distributing tens of thousands of images of children as young as five engaged in explicit sexual acts. He applied for bail last week, then returned to court Monday to learn his fate. Provincial court Judge Tracey Lord denied Neumann's request. A ban was requested by his lawyer, meaning Lord's reasons can't be published. No trial dates have been set. No such court order was in place last week when Crown prosecutor Bruce Sychuk opposed the release, arguing Neumann described himself to police as a " boy lover" whose daily sexual fantasy is to make love to a young boy. Neumann came to the attention of authorities in the U. S. in May. They alleged he was uploading images of young boys to the Internet. American authorities contacted the National Child Exploitation Co- ordination Centre in Ottawa, which contacted Winnipeg police, who executed a search warrant at a residence on Portage Avenue Neumann shared with a roommate. He was arrested July 4. Defence counsel Kristee Logan had argued Neumann could be released on strict conditions, including living with his father in B. C., a cash deposit of $ 3,000, a surety of $ 5,000, and agreeing to take counselling. Following his arrest, Neumann admitted to police to possessing tens of thousands of still and video images of boys, whose age ranged from five to 14, Sychuk said. Sychuk played a 20- minute recorded excerpt of a police interview in which Neumann can be heard saying he loves young boys and would never hurt them, adding he used images as a substitute to fulfil his sexual fantasies. www. mikeoncrime. com MANITOBA and Winnipeg police are warning the public about a convicted sex offender who was released Monday. Kenton Richard Bryer, also known as Richard Dale Bryer, is a high risk to reoffend " in a sexual or violent manner," police say. Bryer was released from Bowden Institution in Alberta and is expected to return to Winnipeg. He was convicted in 2009 of sexual assault with a weapon in an incident in 1999 and served of 10 years in prison for that and previous convictions. He is being released with conditions, which include not being in the presence of female children and not being near any places where children are likely to be, unless he is with a responsible adult. These areas include schools, playgrounds, swimming pools and recreation centres. Bryer was previously convicted of two sexual assaults with a weapon for incidents in 1997. The police statement said the information about Bryer is being released to help the public protect themselves, but vigilante activity " will not be tolerated." - staff By Mike McIntyre Sex offender out, public warned ' Boy lover' can't get bail as he awaits porn trial HANDOUT PHOTO Kenton Bryer: high risk he'll reoffend, police say B_ 03_ Jul- 30- 13_ FP_ 01. indd B3 7/ 29/ 13 9: 15: 54 PM ;