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Summary of Environmental Achievements
Lack of reliable energy and lighting affects over two billion people in the developing world and remains a primary obstacle to improving health, increasing literacy and education, and, ultimately, reducing poverty and hunger. Meanwhile, the equivalent of 260 million tonnes of CO2 is emitted into the atmosphere yearly from burning kerosene and firewood, which millions of people around the world rely on for lighting.
Nuru Design brings clean and affordable lighting solutions to rural communities in Rwanda, Kenya and India with portable, rechargeable LED lights. Nuru means "light" in Swahili, and the lights can be recharged by solar panel or by human power using the world's first commercially available pedal generator – the Nuru POWERCycle.
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The project has been a runaway success, making a significant, immediate and long-lasting environmental impact. In Rwanda alone, Nuru is adding 40 entrepreneurs every quarter, meaning 10,000 households every financial quarter will switch from kerosene to Nuru lights.
Nuru entrepreneurs benefit from a significant increase in income as they earn in an hour what they previously earned in a day. The reduction in kerosene expenditures result in savings of up to US$8 per month per household which can be used to buy other necessities.
The Nuru Light project showcases the Green Economy at work at the grass roots level. The household savings and entrepreneurial framework gained from the implementation of projects such as Nuru Design offer a concrete example of the benefits created from the transition to a Green Economy.
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Condition: 10/10 cosmetic 6/10 mechanicaly
Color: Blue/Pewter
Upgrades: Virtue Redefined Board, Cp Reg
Known Problems: Eyes are malfunctioning causing balls to chop,not shoot right. Might want to get it teched. (Unless want to fix yourself)
Asking Price: 170 obo, Fully stock 100$
Shipping Options:USPS
Trades of interest:Will trade for Eteks,Egos. For those trades I WILL add cash.
Location of item: Orlando, Fl.
What is Included: Stock Reg,CP Reg, Virtue Board,Stock Board,Macroline/fittings, The Allen Key Set.
Will Part out the gun too!
CP Reg; 50$ No scratches been aired up once!
Virtue board; 60$ Brand new.
Barrel; 20$
Asa; 20$
Trigger; 5$
Frame; 40$
Solenoid; 30$
Stock Board; 15$
Stock reg; 20$
*NOTE* This gun is not in proper working condition, in NO WAY do I claim it is. It's for parts or if you want to get it fixed. Shouldn't be to hard as they are easy makers to fix, I just don't have the time/money.
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Debates of April 23rd, 2007
House of Commons Hansard #138 of the 39th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was budget.
- Question Period
- Statutes Repeal Act
- Canada Elections Act
- Budget Implementation Act, 2007
- Nutritional Medicine
- Earth Day
- National Victims of Crime Awareness Week
- Sudan
- St. Clare School
- Davenport Community Builders Awards
- Global Road Safety Week
- Earth Day
- National Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness Week
- Fredericton Climate Change Summit
- National Victims of Crime Awareness Week
- Labelling of Alcoholic Beverages
- Zimbabwe
- World Book and Copyright Day
- Centraide Outaouais
- The Environment
- Afghanistan
- The Environment
- Afghanistan
- The Environment
- Justice
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- Finance
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- Financial Institutions
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Agriculture
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- The Prime Minister
- Correctional Service of Canada
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- Health
- Presence in Gallery
- Points of Order
- Canadian Human Rights Tribunal
- Committees of the House
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Budget Implementation Act, 2007
National Victims of Crime Awareness Week
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Serge Ménard Marc-Aurèle-Fortin, QC
Mr. Speaker, the tragic events of last week should guide our reflection during National Victims of Crime Awareness Week. A number of activities have been organized with the theme "It's time to listen".
Taking this opportunity to adopt and carry out a recent suggestion from the leader of the Bloc Québécois, the government has announced the creation of the position of ombudsman for victims of crime. This is great. Unfortunately, like Mr. Boisvenu, the president of the Murdered or Missing Persons' Families' Association, the MMPFA, we are sorry to hear that the first person to occupy this important position is a unilingual anglophone. Listening is good, understanding is better.
Mr. Boisvenu should be congratulated, as should the numerous volunteers in this association who inspire him to keep going, for the support they provide to families that have been caught up in the effects of murder. He can always count on the support of the Bloc.
This is the time to listen, to pay attention and to understand their demands in order to better direct our actions towards a better future—
National Victims of Crime Awareness Week
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
The Acting Speaker Royal Galipeau
The hon. member for New Westminster—Coquitlam.
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Dawn Black New Westminster—Coquitlam, BC
Mr. Speaker, in the coming weeks, STAND Canada, Students Taking Action Now: Darfur, will be asking politicians to take action on what is the worst humanitarian crisis in the world, essentially a genocide.
The struggle for peace in Darfur has been long and fraught with real difficulties. For far too long the international community failed to act while the people of Darfur watched their area burn.
An opportunity for Canada to take a leading role in bringing stability to war-torn Darfur has now emerged. The government of Sudan will consent to the deployment of 3,000 UN troops, plus equipment, to support the AU force in the region.
Canada must seize this opportunity and be at the forefront of the international response to this positive announcement. I urge the government to demonstrate Canada's commitment to the people of Darfur by contributing to the UN heavy support package and through renewed long term diplomatic initiatives encouraging the stable political environment required for meaningful and inclusive peace negotiations.
St. Clare School
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Art Hanger Calgary Northeast, AB
Mr. Speaker, not long ago I challenged the grade six students of St. Clare School in Calgary Northeast to write about the responsibilities of Canadians to their country. The students in Mr. Benvin's and Ms. Quartararo's classes responded with 30 excellent essays.
I am proud to announce that Amberlyn Aguilar is the winner of the essay contest. She wrote in part:
As young Canadians, we have important responsibilities.
We can never get in trouble with the law if we don't steal, murder, do vandalism, or commit abuse. To make our school, community and homes a better place, we can respect the property of others, respect elders, stop prejudice and follow Jesus' moral teachings to love and forgive everyone. To prepare ourselves for responsible adulthood, we must learn to get involved in our community, make a difference in the world, stand up for what we believe in and vote for who we know will be a good government.
I express congratulations to Amberlyn and to all the students who participated. I ask them to always remember that they are never too young to make a difference.
Davenport Community Builders Awards
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Mario Silva Davenport, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to pay tribute to six outstanding community builders who are all recipients of the first annual Davenport community builders awards. They were selected from among many persons in my riding who were nominated.
Father Fernando Couto was chosen for his work with youth, immigrants, the elderly and the less fortunate.
Andrea Dawber was chosen for her park improvements and work on green initiatives such as Trees Davenport.
Felicidade Macedo Rodrigues was chosen for her lifelong work on immigrant and refugee issues through the Working Women Community Centre.
Dyan Marie was chosen for her efforts to bring schools, artists and community groups together to help build a more livable and vibrant neighbourhood.
Jutta Mason was chosen for her work with Dufferin Grove Park, making it a great community institution and a model for other neighbourhoods.
Wolfgang Vachon was chosen for his commitment to helping youth at the Dufferin Mall Youth Services, which enhances the lives of so many people in our community.
On behalf of all residents of Davenport, I ask all members of Parliament to join me in congratulating these outstanding community leaders. Their dedication is what makes Davenport and Toronto such a vibrant and beautiful community.
Global Road Safety Week
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
David Tilson Dufferin—Caledon, ON
Mr. Speaker, in order to highlight the importance of reducing the 1.2 million fatalities and 50 million serious injuries and disabilities occurring each year on the world's roads, April 23 to 29 has been designated Global Road Safety Week by the United Nations.
Young road users are the focus of the first ever Global Road Safety Week.
Canada's national road safety program, Road Safety Vision 2010, has the goal of having the safest roads in the world.
Canada has a great deal to offer to low and middle income nations in dealing with their growing road safety challenges.
Canada has sent eight young people with an active interest in road safety and injury prevention to Geneva to participate in the UN's World Youth Assembly for Road Safety on April 23 and 24.
I express congratulations to all involved. I am proud that these young Canadians have heard the call to action and invite all Canadians to join them in being part of the solution.
Earth Day
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Claude DeBellefeuille Beauharnois—Salaberry, QC
Mr. Speaker, yesterday, in Montreal, we celebrated Earth Day. More than 25,000 people joined in the "Kyoto, pour l'espoir" march to show their dissatisfaction with the Conservative government's inaction and fearmongering on climate change and the Kyoto protocol.
This march, which was organized by the Coalition Québec-Vert-Kyoto, shows once again that the people want the government to meet the Kyoto targets. The government must take appropriate action now to reduce Canada's greenhouse gas emissions. The time for talk is over. It is time for action.
The success of the march proves that people are ready for action and that the Government of Canada needs to stop trying to scare people with its apocalyptic report, take action and meet the Kyoto targets.
National Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness Week
Statements By Members
April 23rd, 2007 / 2:05 p.m.
Steven Fletcher Charleswood—St. James—Assiniboia, MB
Mr. Speaker, it is my pleasure to inform the members of the House and all Canadians that April 22 to April 29 is National Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness Week.
Every day in Canada, organs and tissues are used in transplantation procedures to improve both the duration and quality of life of many.
There is a significant shortfall between the number of organ or tissue donations and the need. As Canada's population ages, the shortfall is likely to increase.
To ensure a strong Canadian system for organ and tissue donations, I urge each of my colleagues here in the House of Commons and all Canadians to sign donor cards that will allow for the posthumous donation of their organs and tissues and to inform their family members of their wish to donate.
Thousands of Canadian adults and children are counting on our generosity.
Fredericton Climate Change Summit
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Andy Scott Fredericton, NB
Mr. Speaker, Climate Change Summit 2007 was held in my riding on April 10 as a lead-up to the launch of Fredericton's planned city-wide greenhouse gas reduction campaign in May.
More than 150 participants attended. Summit attendees watched a dynamic presentation that included the science and impact of climate change, an outline of the city's own current and future GHG reduction initiatives, and details of the status of key GHG emission sources across the city.
It was encouraging to see individuals and groups come together and express themselves on how citizens can help find a solution. Fredericton's plan is to be the first municipality in Canada to achieve Kyoto targets. The campaign will target a 6% community reduction and a 20% corporate reduction in GHGs by 2010.
I am proud of my community and its citizens.
National Victims of Crime Awareness Week
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Pierre Lemieux Glengarry—Prescott—Russell, ON
Mr. Speaker, the second National Victims of Crime Awareness Week will take place from April 22 to 28. Throughout the week, communities across Canada will distribute information about the impact crime has on its victims.
The Murdered or Missing Persons' Families' Association is launching an orange ribbon campaign. The ribbons are a mark of support for the families of murdered or missing persons.
The theme for this year's event is "It's Time to Listen". This government believes that it is time not only to listen to victims of crime but also to act in their best interests.
Last month this government committed $52 million to increase services for victims of crime. The money will assist provinces and territories to develop and deliver new services, such as offsetting the costs victims incur to attend sentencing hearings and to present victim impact statements.
I ask the House to join me in recognizing National Victims of Crime Awareness Week and to acknowledge victims and those who help them.
Labelling of Alcoholic Beverages
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Judy Wasylycia-Leis Winnipeg North, MB
Mr. Speaker, exactly six years ago today the House passed my motion to require alcohol warning labels against drinking while pregnant as part of an effective FASD prevention strategy. The vote was an overwhelming 217 to 11 for labels on all alcohol beverage containers.
Six years later, we have no follow-through, no action and no labels. It has been six years and there have been five health ministers, four of them Liberal, who have shamelessly bowed to the alcohol industry and thumbed their noses at Parliament by putting this motion on the shelf, where they hoped no one would notice.
Canadians do notice. Thousands still sign petitions. Groups like the Canadian Paediatric Society, the Canadian Medical Association and the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health have called for labelling. More than 20 countries, from the United States in 1989 to Finland this year, use labelling as part of their prevention arsenal to stop FAS, a preventable tragedy.
Canadians want action. It is time for the government to end six years of shame.
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Keith Martin Esquimalt—Juan de Fuca, BC
Mr. Speaker, why has the Government of Canada forsaken the people of Zimbabwe?
President Robert Mugabe is terrorizing his citizens through the use of torture, gang rape and murder. He is starving his people to death. He has kicked out the NGOs, which has resulted in a critical shortage of medications. The result is that a Zimbabwean woman can expect to live a paltry 32 years and a man 37 years, which are the lowest life expectancies in the world. The people are so desperate that they are wiping out their wildlife just to be able to eat.
What has Canada's government done? It has cut CIDA's funding to Zimbabwe for human rights organizations and relief organizations. This is an unconscionable act. Enough is enough.
I call on the government to increase aid from $4 million to $20 million for food and other essentials; to expel the Zimbabwean ambassador to Canada; to appoint a special Canadian envoy for the crisis; and to pressure the UN Security Council to sanction Robert Mugabe and bring him before the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity.
Act now and save Zimbabwe: that is what the government should be doing.
World Book and Copyright Day
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Maka Kotto Saint-Lambert, QC
Mr. Speaker, today we are celebrating the 12th annual World Book and Copyright Day. This day is rightfully among our priorities, but is not among those of this government, which considers the fate of our authors and their survival to be least of its concerns.
Our authors are key players in the survival of our respective cultural identities, architects of our "collective and individual selves". Through their creative talent, they allow us to transcend ourselves, to structure ourselves and to build ourselves. They help us to think for ourselves and to understand the world in order that we may make a positive contribution to its transformation.
The Bloc Québécois invites everyone to salute the genius of our authors by taking the time to read and it reiterates its commitment to work tirelessly to defend the rights of our creative talent. It is a matter of principle.
Centraide Outaouais
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Marcel Proulx Hull—Aylmer, QC
Mr. Speaker, on April 11 I was very pleased to attend the seventh annual Bouquet of Thanks recognition gala put on by Centraide Outaouais.
Tribute was paid to those who unceasingly work to improve the well being of their fellow citizens.
The recipients of the 2007 Bouquet of Thanks awards are: Gérard (Ti-Lou) Parent and Suzanne Lauzon, Louise Jeanvenne, Ginette Robitaille, Pierre Archambault, Donald W. Farley, the Patro de Fort-Coulonge/Mansfield, Hydro-Québec, the City of Gatineau, the Energy and Paperworkers' Union of Canada Domtar Local 33, Pageau Morel and associates, CIMA+, IP Monitor, the Centre de santé et de services sociaux du Pontiac and the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission.
Congratulations to all these people and companies. Their generosity and consideration toward the community are remarkable. By giving we can do even more.
The Environment
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Steven Blaney Lévis—Bellechasse, QC
Mr. Speaker, the Bloc members participated in Earth Day with the ecologists, acting as though they are protecting the planet. However, for 13 years, Quebec has shown no leadership within Canada, which lost control of its greenhouse gas emissions under the former government.
Fortunately, in the past year, our government, along with the Conservative members from Quebec, has put an end to this inaction and is taking concrete measures: yes to the Quebec sustainable development plan, with $300 million—more than the Bloc, relegated to the opposition benches, is asking for—;yes to public transportation; yes to innovative solutions; no to accelerated capital cost allowance for oil sands; and yes to recycling, renewable energy and biofuels.
Industrial representatives from these sectors are here from Bellechasse today, on an economic mission for action, and I salute them.
The days of delays and lip service from the Bloc are gone in Ottawa. Today, the Conservatives of Quebec are taking action for the environment.


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Cultural Student Orgs Register Here for Passport to the World – Deadline Nov. 1
The International Students' Association (ISA), would like to cordially invite you to participate in "Passport to the World," which will take place on Sunday, November 11, 2012 from 4 pm - 6 pm in Atwood Ballroom, Atwood Memorial Center.
"Passport to the World" is an annual event at SCSU that has taken place since 1999. The event is centered on a theme and is specifically geared toward children, however all ages are welcome. This year's theme is "Around The World in 100 minutes". Each participant receives a "passport" to get a "visa" stamp from each country (booth) they visit, which they can carry home to remind them of their trip around the world. It is meant to show how people share the common experiences of family life, the world of work, expressions of faith, and recreation. There are also displays of cultural artifacts and performances of dance and song from all over the globe.
We strongly encourage a representative from your organization to attend a meeting on Friday, November 2 at 5 p.m. in the Atwood Granite Room so that we can share necessary information and answer questions about the event.
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Battle over 'boobie' bracelets back in court
Court hears appeal by Easton Area School District
PHILADELPHIA - A federal legal panel sharply quizzed attorneys on both sides of the Easton Area School District controversy over breast cancer awareness bracelets as they debated standards for student advocacy.
District solicitor John Freund and Mary Catherine Roper, of the ACLU of Pennsylvania, fielded questions for about 70 minutes Wednesday morning from the 13-member Third Circuit Court of Appeals in front of a packed courtroom in Philadelphia.
There's no word on when the court will reach a decision.
Wednesday's hearing is the latest court action involving the district and middle school students Kayla Martinez and Brianna Hawk, who were punished for wearing banned "I ? Boobies (Keep A Breast)" bracelets on the district's Breast Cancer Awareness Day in 2010.
A federal district court judge issued a preliminary injunction in April 2011 against the district, and the district's appeal was heard by a three-judge panel last April.
Freund told the court Wednesday that district administrators acted properly in 2010 when they banned the bracelets from middle school classrooms, saying the bracelets were "a dress code violation" and the ban was needed to insure "civility of discourse in the classroom."
He said by not allowing administrators to ban the bracelets, the floodgates would be opened for many other items with even more graphic sexual double entendres "as long as it's for a good cause."
Roper, representing the students who were punished, said school officials erred by not taking into account the entire context of the bracelet's message.
The bracelets were "part of a breast cancer discussion," she said. "Everyone recognized that. ... There is no evidence that anyone was misusing the bracelets."
Chief Judge Theodore McKee pressed Freund hardest, asking, "What makes [the word] boobies a big problem?"
When Freund answered, "It's how the words are perceived," McKee shot back, "By whom? The least mature, the most troublesome member of the audience?"
In response to a question from Judge D. Brooks Smith about the district's unease with double entendres, Freund said, "This [policy] is trying to avoid throwing a match into a cauldron of boiling hormones."
Judge Kent A. Jordan seemed sympathetic to one of Freund's main points: that the school district should be given wide latitude in making such determinations.
"I would think your argument would be the school district should not have to come before the court every time it is confronted with something like this," Jordan said.
"That is my argument," Freund replied.
Roper was pushed by some of the judges on her claim that potentially offensive words are protected speech in certain contexts.
Judges D. Michael Fisher, Anthony Scirica and Thomas Hardiman asked a series of questions about how Roper's standard would apply if "I ? Boobies" was on a T-shirt, or a banner, to make the message have greater impact.
Roper answered that school officials "can distinguish between intent and message."
McKee asked Roper for a test that school administrators can use to determine what they can and cannot censor.
"If a word is not frankly lewd, and if there is not some concrete and articulate reason that the interpretation of the word is the lewd one rather than the laudable one," Roper answered.
Although much of the discussion was sober and involved parsing various legal points and judicial precedents, there was an unexpected moment of drama and humor just before the judges recessed.
Judge Dolores Sloviter, who had been silent throughout the hearing, asked Freund, "How can you tell a court that lost one of its members to breast cancer that the word boobies is offensive? I don't see anything offensive. Having breast cancer is offensive."
She told Freund that breast cancer awareness bracelets are worthwhile, and pointed out she was wearing a Parkinson's awareness wristband. "I picked it up a few days ago," she added.
McKee broke the tension by asking Sloviter, "I hope you didn't just pick that up, that you paid for it."
To which one of the other judges added: "You have the right to remain silent,"
as laughter rippled throughout the courtroom.
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Okay I Hate Tempeh, But Love This Sweet and Spicy Baked Tempeh Recipe By GreenChef Aria Alpert
Posted By V Ol Blak On November 24, 2011 @ 12:16 am In Full Recipe List,Recipes / GreenChef Ingredients & Tools,Recipes / Main Courses,Recipes / Vegan | 5 Comments
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The title should give you a clue to what I am about to rant about and if it doesn't maybe the I HATE TEMPEH Tattoo on my arm will. I really do hate Tempeh. I mean, I don't have a hate thing going just because it is Tempeh, I am not like that. I hate it because every time I order Tempeh at a restaurant (like Real Food Daily in Santa Monica) it just taste like cardboard. I am not joking, a fedex box would be better. The waiter serving it even says to me, and who ordered the cardboard. Okay he didn't say that, but he really should have. People ordering this stuff must really be into the possible health benefits, because come on, really who could like the taste of this stuff. Reminds me of those diet dried rice cakes, I remember people sucking down in the 80's to lose weight. Dull boring cardboard cakes, MMMMM not!
So, the other day, I am hanging out with Aria and I think she asked me if I liked Tempeh (I guess she didn't see my tat) and of course that set me off on a rant like the one above. No, I do not like Tempeh, I do not like Tempeh in a salad, I do not like Tempeh on a sandwich, I do not like Tempeh Loafs, I do not like Tempeh while sitting with a goat, or while wearing a coat, I just do not like Tempeh. Well, Aria didn't like that at all. She gave me a look that could kill a child. Her face turned red and she said, you just don't know what your talking about. Tempeh is a wonderful food. It's a whole food don't you know. It has amazing health benefits (oh here we go) for sickly looking Vegans (hint hint), such as natural cultures to help digestion, protein to pump up those muscles and vitamins like B, calcium, and even essential fatty acids. Yeah yeah yeah, as I roll my eyes, but it taste like cardboard, I said. And I am sure Cardboard has great fiber, but I am not about to sit down and suck down an amazon.com box anytime soon. This just got her fuming… (i am joking, she is actually very calm and when she hit me with the Tempeh package, it didn't really hurt). Then she said, okay we are going to have a challenge, which I can't remember exactly what it was, but basically she would make Tempeh I would actually find it impossible to not say, WOW, this is good. Hmmm not likely was my response. She wasn't phased, she just started cooking and I eased my way out of the kitchen to eat some of my cashew spicy cheesy kale chips.. mmmm. Now those are good… just saying!
What did she make? Hmmm I will give you a hint, I named the recipe in the title. She made a Sweet and yet Spicy Baked Tempeh which was not only good, it was really really good and yes I couldn't resist… I said Wow, but not in front of her of course. There wasn't a single hint of the dreaded cardboardishness of all the other Tempeh's on the planet. What made this tempeh different, then lets say Real Food Daily's tempeh, it was all in the sauce. When those words came out of my mouth, Aria just rolled her eyes and said, of course it's the sauce, you thick Monkie. Tempeh doesn't have a flavor of it's own. You have to marinate it, to allow it to soak up all the yummy spices. But my point was that it's the sauce oozing over the tempeh, giving it a nice moist feeling, like a nice BBQ rib or something, which made it so…yummy. No, I don't eat ribs or any animal anything, but I have in my lifetime so I know what I am talking about. She did the impossible, she made cardboard taste good, hmmmm, maybe she can tackle the rest of Real Food Daily's menu next. I will keep you posted.
Yes, Aria won again and so can you. Just say no to Cardboard and try this recipe!
Tempeh is a high protein soybean cake that has a meaty texture and absorbs flavors like a sponge. It is also considered the best way to consume soy products because it is the least processed of the soy foods making it one of the most digestible forms.
Recipe by GreenChef Aria Alpert
For the Tempeh
1 pound plain tempeh (two 8 ounce packages)
2 cup apple juice
1/2 cup tamari
4 TB brown rice vinegar
4 TB olive oil
2 tsp hot toasted sesame oil
2 tsp red pepper flakes
2 TB agave
4 TB mirin
4 garlic cloves, pressed
(Garnish) 1 cup fresh cilantro, chopped
1. Slice tempeh into desired shape.
2. Whisk apple juice, tamari, vinegar, agave, oils, mirin, red pepper flakes and garlic in bowl.
3. Pour over tempeh in shallow baking dish in singe layer and marinate at least a few hours, over night is best.
4. Preheat oven 350.
5. Sprinkle chopped cilantro on top of Tempeh and bake for 30 to 40 minutes or until most of the marinate has been absorbed and tempeh is golden.
V Blak Notes
Aria's recipe was the first Tempeh I actually liked and for me it was all about the sauce. Keep this in mind and save all the extra sauce to use on the dish after you serve it. Also, the Tempeh will in my opinion soaks up all the sauce and is not as good the next day. So again, pull out the extra sauce you saved, heat it up and pour it on the tempeh. This will make everyone happy. The recipe above makes double the sauce you will need to cover the Tempeh for baking. Giving you plenty to smoother it in sauce later. MMMMMM
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Skip to comments.Iraq - Saddam Wins 100 Percent in Referendum with 100 Percent Turnout - 11,454,638 say yes, 0 say no
Posted on 10/16/2002 12:17:53 AM PDT by HAL9000
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Saddam Wins 100 Percent in ReferendumBAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi President Saddam Hussein won 100 percent of votes in a referendum for a new term in office, official results showed on Wednesday.
Saddam's top deputy Izzat Ibrahim, reading official results at a news conference in Baghdad, said turnout was also 100 percent in Tuesday's referendum.
Nearly 12 million Iraqis were eligible to answer a simple "Yes" or "No" for another seven-year term for Saddam, who has ruled Iraq for 23 years through the tight grip of the military and police.
The authorities had urged voters to turn out in force to show massive support for Saddam in the face of U.S. threats of military action and President Bush's declared desire to remove him from power.
The United States has dismissed the vote and said it lacked any credibility.
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Iraqi referendum: 100% of "yes" for Saddam, participation of 100%
Wednesday October 16, 2002 - 7h04 GMT
BAGHDAD, Oct. 16 (AFP) - Iraqi president Saddam Hussein was re-elected for seven years at the time of the referendum of Tuesday, with 100% of the voices and a rate of participation of 100%, announced Wednesday the number two of the mode and president of the electoral commission, Ezzat Ibrahim.
"president Saddam Hussein, that God keeps it, gained 100% of the voices", said Mr. Ibrahim, by specifying that the rate of participation was also "100%".
According to him, "on the whole 11.454.638 people said yes to Saddam Hussein".
The Iraqi voters had to answer by yes or by not the question: "Etes you of agreement so that Saddam Hussein does remain president?"
The number two Iraqi had predicted unanimous Tuesday evening one "yes" in Saddam Hussein.
"the people voted unanimously for his leader", had it says. "the participation was absolute and yes was absolute", had ensured Mr. Ibrahim, also vice-president of the Council of command of the revolution, the highest leading authority of the country.
Saddam Hussein was the only candidate for his succession. It carries out a better score than at the time of the preceding referendum, in 1995: it had then been elected with 99,96% of yes.
Wednesday, 16 October, 2002, 06:55 GMT 07:55 UK
Saddam 'wins 100% of vote'
Iraqi officials say President Saddam Hussein has won 100% of the vote in a referendum on whether he should rule for another seven years.
There were 11,445,638 eligible voters - and everyone of them voted for the president, according to Izzat Ibrahim, Vice-Chairman of Iraq's Revolutionary Command Council.
Saddam Hussein was the only candidate.
Voters had been urged to show their support for the Iraqi leader in defiance of the demands for military action against him from the US and Britain.
During polling, many voters trampled American flags and some signed their ballot-papers in their own blood in a display of loyalty to their leader.
Before the vote, Washington dismissed the referendum as a farce after the last such vote gave the Iraqi leader 99.96 % of the vote.
"Obviously it's not a very serious day, not a very serious vote and nobody places any credibility on it," White House spokesman Ari Fleischer said on Tuesday.
In London, the Foreign Office painted a stark picture of the "choice" facing the Iraqi voters:
"You can't have free elections when the electorate goes to the polls in the knowledge that they have only one candidate, that candidate routinely murders and tortures opponents of the regime and the penalty for slandering that sole candidate is to have one's tongue cut out."
Tuesday's 12-hour-long voting was technically a secret ballot but few people bothered with the curtained booths - if only because they feared a "no" vote could be traced back to them.
Polling stations were bedecked with posters of Saddam and biscuits and drinks were served as children put on shows of patriotic songs.
The BBC's Caroline Hawley, reporting from Baghdad, notes that despite the festive air during polling, the Iraqi regime is well aware that the Americans are determined not to allow Saddam to serve the new term he is assured.
US Secretary of State Colin Powell met British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw in Washington on Tuesday to discuss the continuing wrangle over a new United Nations resolution on Iraq's alleged remaining weapons of mass destruction.
Washington has threatened to take unilateral action against Saddam if the UN fails to find a solution.
The two ministers said that the weekend car bomb attack in Bali, Indonesia, would not distract them from their campaign against Iraq.
Probably Phil Donahue or Jim McDermott.
Doesn't sound good for Saddam.
And during the next election he vows to do even better!
We can nickname him "Landslide Joe" after his hero !!
Saddam the dictator likes to call himself 'president' because the idea of democracy is a very powerful one.
I'll bet Gore is really jealous over this ....he was so sure the NOV 2000 results would read "America - Gore wins 100 Percent in election with 100 percent turnout - 274,000,000 say yes, 0 say no.
But, around this point, you can't help wondering, ''Why exactly does Saddam Hussein need a campaign song?'' According to the Times, at his last presidential election seven years ago, the old butcher got 99.89 percent of the votes. As the 0.11 percent foolish enough to write in Pat Buchanan have since been killed, you'd have thought Saddam would do even better this time. But who knows? Perhaps there's a Zogby poll with him plummeting to 99.83 percent. Perhaps Dick Morris has some internal numbers showing Iraqi soccer moms want more spending on education and less on anthrax.
So the guy's out there on the stump pressing the flesh. I mean, as opposed to the flesh he presses with the hot pokers down in the basement. His managers have come up with a snappy campaign slogan: ''Yes, Yes To Our Beloved Leader, Saddam Hussein.'' The agency had toyed with ''Four More Decades,'' ''I'm Pro-Saddam And I Vote,'' ''Guns Don't Kill People. Saddam Kills People,'' ''It's Mourning Again In Halabja,'' ''Ask Yourself Are You Better Off Now Than You Were Four Centuries Ago?'' and ''It's The Dictatorship, Stupid!''
I have to confess to a sneaking admiration for the old mass murderer. What's happening on Tuesday wouldn't pass the smell test in any functioning polity, even New Jersey. Voters will find one question on the ballot--''Do you agree that Saddam Hussein should remain president?"--and will have to tick either "Yes" or "No." They have to write their names on the ballot, and in case they're tempted to put ''John al-Smith'' or ''Jane bin Doe,'' they have to fill them out in the presence of ''officials.'' It's not the kind of election you really need a campaign song for.
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Thomas Kellermann, who gained his second Michelin star in November 2011, has been creating some of Germany's most idiosyncratic flavour-centric cuisine at Hotel Burg Wernberg in the Upper Palatinate.
At Burg Wernberg, Thomas Kellermann has developed his individual style significantly – perfecting the art of omission, which he learned from his mentor Hans Haas, and concentrating on essential, highly accented core flavours in his dishes. Kellermann uses vegetables in all their variety more extensively than almost any other German chef, and he is not afraid to make traditional accompaniments the focus of his dishes. Authenticity of flavour, which is always of vital importance, is preserved by very delicate cooking and combinations that are meticulously constructed but never seem forced. Kellermann's contemporary, very personal style is based on classic techniques and shows how much fun he has in the kitchen.
His phoenix from the ashes has emerged as one of the defining examples of his concentrated flavours. An ordinary fennel bulb is cooked in an ash salt crust, then liberated from this and arranged on the plate at the table, bursting with self-assurance, gentle sweetness and vegetable simplicity. Fascinatingly, Kellermann serves it with whipped goat's butter and a little eel ice cream, which inverts the traditional relationship between fish and fennel. Equally outstanding is his red cabbage soup with cauliflower espuma and almonds, a truly orgiastic flavour experience. But fish and meat lovers will be in their element too. With game and lamb in particular, Kellermann has shown himself to be a skilled inventor of innovative flavour pairings.
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I say it plain and clear, Merry Christmas. For those of other faiths, a Happy Holiday.
A good time to thank all of you for coming here and socializing with us. Some of you have been socially networking here long before long before facebook. You can even say you were pioneers. Ho, Ho, Ho.
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I must share with you the most unusual day I had last Thursday. I brought my column to the OBSERVER. It was bitter cold outside and the streets were slippery. I stopped to get gas because in Dunkirk is a 5-cent discount per gallon at the gas station on Fifth Street and Central Avenue every Thursday.
It was so cold I hated to get out of the car.
"Gee, I wish someone would pump my gas for me," I was thinking, but there were only two clerks inside, a guy and a girl.
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She pumped my gas, and when I paid I had change coming. She rounded it up to the dollar and gave me more!
"Wow," I thought, "this is going to be a great day."
But I hadn't seen anything yet!
I went to Aldi's. In the parking lot a woman gave me her cart and refused my 25 cents.
While I was waiting to buy a gallon of milk the woman ahead of me opened the door to the cooler to get herself some milk. She asked me if I was waiting to get milk, and when I said yes, she got me a gallon. Thank you! Later she taught me how to pick out a good cantaloupe. I'll teach you. Look for bruises and soft spots, then smell it. Keep it at home for two or three days before you eat it. Thank you, lady, whoever you are.
I finally got up to the checkout line. Suddenly, the young man behind me started putting my groceries on the belt. When I got all my groceries into bags, I couldn't find my black gloves. A young girl found them for me.
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When I got home I took all my bags out of the car. There were five of them. I was resting awhile before I took them to the house. A woman appeared out of nowhere and asked if she could help me with my bags. She took them to the door for me. I asked her what her name was and it turns out I know her daughter-in-law, Lisa Glasier. Lisa teaches, sings like an angel and is a beautiful Christian. What a day I was having!
But that's not the end. That night I went to a pot-luck supper for the students of SUNY Fredonia at our church. We mingled with the students. I sat next to a young man. He turned out to be the grandson of the lady who carried my groceries! Unbelievable! But I am a believer.
I pray for opportunities to serve, and look at all the people who have helped me! There was something else unusual about our table at dinner. There were eight people at the table, and five of them had names that start with the letter M! After the first two, I said "M & M, how sweet!" And it just got sweeter.
It will be 25 years in October that I have been affiliated with Intervarsity. At that time my husband Russ passed away. I was lost until John Orlando said to me, "Margaret, you've got to come to Intervarsity with me. Those kids are on fire for the Lord!"
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Thanks for the responses, guys!!! I do know one thing, however, that the rim on Pan Pizzas these days seems to be much more exposed that it was years ago.
Another few thoughts about the PH Thin & Crispy dough...1. Going in at 6AM to make the dough for the day I would mix up a batch of thin dough, put it in the bag and container, and that would be the thin dough for the day. I'd say it was in the bag 6-7 hours before first use, and then would be in that bag all day. So this dough was "complete" and ready to use in 6-7 hrs and then remained relatively unchanged for another 10 hours or so. This would imply low yeast amounts.
I've made the same assumption (low yeast) in the past when I've tried to make pizzas resembling PH thin. Years later, having made hundreds more pizzas, and in conjunction with some ideas Peter (Pete-zza) has shared recently in my unleavened thread, I'm inclined to think there's a lot more yeast in a PH thin dough than might seem evident.I now see the big picture a little more clearly, and I realize yeast acts much more slowly in stiff doughs than in softer doughs. And as you know, Pizza Hut thin dough is very stiff. Also, as a same-day dough, it needs more yeast than a 2- or 3-day dough needs. That's at least three different factors that typically require a high yeast content (stiff dough, same-day dough, and room-temperature ferment). So I would not be surprised if PH thin dough actually requires several times more yeast than a standard 2-day refrigerated NY style dough of 60% hydration (soft dough, long fermentation period, cold ferment).
Ryan,I have a 2008 PH ingredients list and the last dough ingredient in the list for the T&C dough is yeast.
I was reading Steve's posts in the Shakey's thread with interest and may try his recipe with absolutely no yeast.
Last ingredient listed means there's less of it than any other ingredient, right? I would expect almost all doughs to have less yeast than any other ingredient (except possibly salt); especially the chains, who probably all use IDY. You kinda seem to be confirming what I said in my previous post, but I'm not making the connection of how it helps confirm what I said.
Does anyone know how PH cooked the T&C back in the day? Temp.?
We used cutter pans on a conveyor oven. I grabbed a blob of dough out of the bag/container and ran it through the sheeter top, turned it 90 degrees and ran it through the lower rollers onto the pan, then docked it. There was a short lip on the cutter pans that we could grab with pliers to remove from the oven. I seem to recall the ovens set to 485, but I could be way off on that as it was a very long time ago (late 70s)
Interesting, I didn't know they used conveyors back then.Now, I don't want to put words in your mouth cause this is kinda important to me....but do you think it is possible that the oven could have been at 385 rather than 485? Do you remember how long it took to bake>>
The same oven and time was used for the Pan Pizzas.
Unless I missed something, everything rmpfla has said in the last two or three posts is in line with my memories. I never paid attention to the oven temp back then, but I can't see it being anything but 450-500. I'm kinda surprised they had conveyor ovens in the 70s, though.
And for the "traditional hand-tossed," too, which I guess didn't exist in the 70s.
Hand-tossed started later...mid 80's I think.
You know, I haven't been inside a Pizza Hut in years! Occasionally people at my workplace will order a PH Pan pizza for lunch delivery and I will have a piece.Since I make pizza regularly at home, I rarely eat it out, especially for dinner. I go to Peter Taylor's Woodfired Pizza and a new place called Pizza Squared:Detroit Style Pizza about once a month each, but thanks to a lot of work and research on this site, my home pizzas are better than what I can get out.I am still working on this cracker style though.
I hear a lot of people say PH pan is pretty good...do you like it? Is the bottom always crispy/fried like or is it hit or miss?
Unless I missed something, everything rpmfla has said in the last two or three posts is in line with my memories. I never paid attention to the oven temp back then, but I can't see it being anything but 450-500. I'm kinda surprised they had conveyor ovens in the 70s, though.


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When I first heard that Secretary Clinton was considering a visit to our English Access Microscholarship Program in the West Bank, I found it impossible to suppress a cheer. I have loved working with the Access students and teachers during my three years here, and I was thrilled that we would be able to "show-off" this gem of a program to Secretary Clinton.
When the Secretary arrived at the offices of AMIDEAST, the nongovernmental organization which implements the program here on behalf of the Department of State, the Director and his deputies were clearly all a bit nervous as they greeted her. Their pride in the program, though, quickly supplanted any nervous tension, as they told her about the Access program they have implemented for over 3,800 students in Jerusalem, the West Bank and Gaza since 2004. As they led her toward the room where 15 Access students and 3 teachers were gathered, we could hear the lesson for the day on-going. In honor of Women's History Month, the students were learning about legendary astronaut and science educator Sally Ride. As Secretary Clinton entered the room, all eyes shifted from Wafa, their teacher, who excitedly introduced the Secretary. I felt the students' excitement and felt proud that our Secretary of State was placing a priority on this English language program for disadvantaged Palestinian youth.
After 20 minutes with the students -- during which the Secretary observed the lesson, added her own insights to the topic at hand, discussed the worldwide Access program and what it means for students in more than 55 countries around the world, and shared thoughts on U.S. efforts to assist Palestinians in Gaza -- Secretary Clinton left the classroom to make short remarks to the press. She announced that given how impressive the Access students are, she would allocate additional funding to support Palestinian students as they pursue their educational goals! The staff and students of Access and all of us from the Consulate General could not have been more thrilled!
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Thanks for the exciting story and for posting the video! I have been dying to see it! I once taught for ten years at a Binational center (in Port-au-Prince, Haiti) and know how important these programs are for students who want to learn English.
After I left Haiti, I worked for an Intensive Program on a university campus. I am very familiar with Amideast from those days through today when they send graduate students to the university where I teach applied linguistics to aspiring ESL/EFL teachers.
I was such fun to see the photos of Hillary with the students, but I really wanted to see her little "lesson." So thank you immensely for posting this!
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JPMorgan's London Whale A Loch Ness Monster for Our Times
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- How real is JPMorgan Chase (JPM) 's "London Whale?" It may not matter much in the end.
The most interesting part about myths is what they tell us about the environment that creates and propagates them. One certainly hopes bank regulators are on top of the trading positions of the Whale or, for Harry Potter fans, "Voldemort" (He Who Shall Not Be Named) or, for those with a fetish for real names of real people, Bruno Iksil.
Regardless, Iksil has already served his purpose for those of us interested in the question of whether banks are too big to fail and too complex for anyone to understand. And who isn't interested in that question these days?
JPMorgan's Iksil is a French-born London-based trader who "has amassed positions so large" that he's "said to distort credit indexes," according to a Bloomberg report on Friday that cites unnamed traders outside JPMorgan.
How do we know this is true?
Certainly Bloomberg is one of the best news organizations around, but even the best news organizations make mistakes. If The New York Times could write that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction when in fact it didn't, we need to be careful about a piece of information that even Bloomberg, in reporting the story, qualifies by telling us only that it "may" be true.
That's essentially what FBR Capital Markets analyst Paul Miller told Bloomberg Television on Tuesday when they brought him in front of the camera to ask him about the London whale.
"We don't really have a lot of information to really make an assessment about what's going on. All we have is some media reports and media sometimes tend to get things wrong," Miller said.
Miller concedes, as probably any analyst would, that JPMorgan's trading operations are "a black box," but he recommends the stock in part because he has faith in bank Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon, who navigated the credit crisis far more successfully than his peers at Citigroup(C) Bank of America (BAC) , and many other institutions.
Miller, a former bank examiner, also believes that CEOs, analysts and regulators are far more sophisticated about what goes on inside banks than they were before the 2008 crisis.
Still, he believes the four giant U.S. banks are too big.
"They should never have been allowed to get this big. But it was one of the things regulators and policymakers decided to do as a quick fix during the crisis and now you're sitting here a couple years later and you have two banks still struggling to earn money--Bank of America and Citigroup. Now JPMorgan and Wells Fargo (WFC) the other two giants out there--are still in good shape, but you're right: they are too big, and policymakers have to ask themselves: is this good for the entire economic system? Like you said, when JPMorgan has to make these giant hedges that can or cannot distort markets in the long term. Yes, I think these banks are way too big."


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The Creators Project: What are your primary influences?
Carôlina Gold: Although we are no longer that young, we are influenced by the surf universe, hippies, the skate scene, indie, electronic, emo, and hardcore music -- everything. A of lot of it is from our childhood. Everybody says that Amapô is something from the 80s, but there is more to it than that. We consider our fashion works of art, the only difference is that we exhibit our creations on the runway.
You design clothing for men too. That's a bit surprising considering your clothing is quite dramatic and exaggerated. Pitty Taliani:
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There are certain limitations to the silk-screen method of printing as well, right? How do new ways of printing fabric get rid of these restrictions?
Carôlina Gold: There are many color and other limitations to silk-screening. For instance, the kinds of drawings you can work with are limited. We like to do things that are more exotic, freer, and have something like 18,000 colors. We do a lot of digital printing, which is a much more immediate technique. It's like a large computer printer, but it prints on fabric.
Pitty Taliani:There are drawings we do completely on the computer where nothing is hand-drawn. And then there are others that we still design manually, depending on the effect we are trying to get. I would really like it to be possible to draw with a pen on these computer drawing tables and then create clothing patterns on the computer from that -- I want to create some really crazy things in 3-D.
It's kind of weird to think that some of the clothing you make has no tangible prototypes, which defies the history of garment making. Do you ever wish things were more like the old days? Pitty Taliani:
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