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Debates of March 22nd, 2011
House of Commons Hansard #146 of the 40th Parliament, 3rd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was c-12.
- Question Period
- Committees of the House
- Telecommunications Act
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Citizen's Arrest and Self-Defence Act
- Democratic Representation Act
- Points of Order
- Democratic Representation Act
- Hockeyville
- Jewish Refugees
- Jean-Luc Labrecque
- The Budget
- The Economy
- World Water Day
- The Economy
- Luc Picard
- Global Transportation Hub
- Chinese Canadians
- The Economy
- Government Accountability
- Regional Development
- Government Advertising
- The Economy
- Wolseley Barracks
- Government Accountability
- Champlain Bridge
- Ethics
- Access to Information
- Ethics
- Champlain Bridge
- Canada--U.S. Border
- Public Safety
- National Defence
- The Budget
- Ethics
- Shipbuilding Industry
- Citizenship and Immigration
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Health
- Regional Development
- Official Languages
- G20 Summit
- Research and Development
- Taxation
- Presence in Gallery
- Privilege
- Democratic Representation Act
- The Budget
G20 Summit
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Olivia Chow Trinity—Spadina, ON
Mr. Speaker, the Conservative G20 photo ops cost Toronto businesses tens of millions of dollars. Just the restaurant industry alone lost $84 million in sales. These businesses desperately need to be compensated. First, the Conservatives mired them in red tape and then stiffed them with a complicated system that is neither fair nor transparent. Downtown Toronto businesses desperately need compensation. They are fed up.
To get the compensation they deserve, do they need to hire a Conservative insider like Bruce Carson?
G20 Summit
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Vic Toews Minister of Public Safety
Mr. Speaker, I take note of the member's question. There is a formula in place and a process in place for compensating those who made claims. If a claim is made, it will be properly considered in accordance with those guidelines.
Research and Development
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Dona Cadman Surrey North, BC
Mr. Speaker, every year, nearly one million people die from malaria. It is especially serious in Africa, where one in five childhood deaths is due to the effects of the disease.
Would the minister of state inform the House how our government's investments in research and development are contributing to the fight against malaria and supporting Canada's maternal, newborn and child health initiatives?
Research and Development
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Gary Goodyear Minister of State (Science and Technology) (Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario)
Mr. Speaker, our government is very committed to improving the health of women and children in developing countries.
I would like to congratulate the NRC scientists in Saskatoon, who have discovered a way to produce a treatment for malaria that is safe and affordable and will help save the lives of millions of women and children in Africa.
This new malaria treatment represents a major development in the fight against this disease. I congratulate our Canadian scientists. It will strengthen Canada's position as a world leader in health research and provide a reliable and affordable treatment.
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Helena Guergis Simcoe—Grey, ON
Mr. Speaker, I continue to advocate for family-friendly policies like income splitting. Research shows that income splitting can have a positive impact on families, providing tax savings and increased birthrates as more parents have the freedom to choose whether to go to work or stay at home with their children.
Research predicts that family income splitting could address growing concerns over labour shortages and rising social program costs.
There is still time before the budget is tabled this afternoon. Would the finance minister please consider this very important family-friendly tax policy?
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Saint Boniface
Shelly Glover Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Finance
Mr. Speaker, I want to thank my colleague for the question. As everyone knows, I am thrilled to talk about the economy, finally, during question period.
I want to assure all members here that consultations were held across the country and with members of the House of the Commons and senators alike. The budget will be released by the finance minister at 4 p.m. today, and we will await his answer to any further questions in that regard.
Presence in Gallery
Oral Questions
March 22nd, 2011 / 3 p.m.
The Speaker Peter Milliken
I would like to draw to the attention of hon. members the presence in the gallery of the recipients of the 2011 Governor General's Awards in Visual and Media Arts: Geneviève Cadieux; Robert Fones; Michael Morris; David Rimmer; Barbara Sternberg; Shirley Wiitasalo; Nancy Tousley; and Kye-Yeon Son.
Presence in Gallery
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Some hon. members
Hear, hear!
Main Estimates--Speaker's ruling
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
The Speaker Peter Milliken
I am now prepared to rule on the question of privilege raised on March 1, 2011 by the hon. member for Windsor—Tecumseh concerning the premature disclosure of information contained in the main estimates for 2011-2012.
I would like to thank the hon. member for Windsor—Tecumseh for having raised this matter, and the President of the Treasury Board and Minister for the Asia-Pacific Gateway, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Leader of the Government in the House of Commons and the members for Winnipeg North, Hochelaga and Mississauga South for their submissions.
In presenting his case, the member for Windsor—Tecumseh pointed out that specific information about the main estimates was published in a newspaper article, as well as in a web blog and Twitter postings by QMI reporter David Akin. It was clear, he stated, that Mr. Akin had had some knowledge of the contents of the main estimates before they were tabled in the House on March 1, 2011.
The member argued that the Speaker had ruled on a number of occasions that the House had an absolute right to expect the government to provide information, whether on a bill or on the estimates, to the House before it was disclosed elsewhere. For him, it was a matter of being able to respond, as a member of Parliament, to enquiries in a meaningful and intelligent way.
In his response, the President of the Treasury Board admitted that the untimely release of the material in question was improper and not in keeping with past procedures and practices of this House. Furthermore, he committed to taking steps to prevent it from happening again. The minister went on to cite House of Commons Procedure and Practice, second edition, at page 894, thus quite rightly pointing out that, in the past, similar matters, namely of budget secrecy, have been treated more as matters of parliamentary convention rather than matters of privilege.
The member for Windsor—Tecumseh is certainly not misguided in his expectation that members of the House, individually and collectively, must receive from the government particular types of information required for the fulfillment of their parliamentary duties before it is shared elsewhere. However, in such instances when there is a transgression of this well-established practice, the Chair must ascertain whether, as a result, the member was impeded in the performance of parliamentary duties.
While in the matter before us there may be a legitimate grievance, as admitted even by the President of the Treasury Board, there has been no specific evidence to suggest that any member was impeded in the performance of his or her parliamentary duties, and thus there can be no finding of prima facie privilege. Further, the minister has recognized the seriousness of this matter and given his assurance that measures will be in place to prevent a recurrence.
Consistent with the manner in which incidents of this kind have been viewed by my predecessors in the past, and given the prompt assurances provided to this House by the President of the Treasury Board, the Chair is satisfied that appropriate steps will be taken. In the circumstances, therefore, I will consider the matter closed.
I thank the House for its attention on this matter.
The House resumed consideration of the motion that Bill C-12, An Act to amend the Constitution Act, 1867 (Democratic representation), be read the second time and referred to a committee, and of the amendment.
Democratic Representation Act
Government Orders
3:05 p.m.
André Bellavance Richmond—Arthabaska, QC
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to take part in the debate on Bill C-12. This is the kind of bill where we tell ourselves how lucky we are that the Bloc is here. We represent the people of Quebec when we stand for election. In its hateful advertising, the Conservative Party is preparing for an election and attacking the Bloc Québécois from all sides. It is appropriating the foremost quality of the Bloc Québécois, being the representatives of their regions. When this kind of bill is introduced, one party stands up for Quebec in the House of Commons, and that is the Bloc Québécois.
There is a consensus in the National Assembly of Quebec, where no fewer than three motions have been passed by all parties—the Liberal Party, the Parti Québécois, the ADQ, Québec solidaire—to oppose this bill. Only one party here will rise to say no to Bill C-12: the Bloc Québécois.
As well, according to a survey, over 70% of the population of Quebec, no small proportion, is opposed to Bill C-12. And still only the Bloc Québécois rises in the House to reject this bill. It is always quite bizarre to see the Quebec members from other federalist political parties trying to justify the desire to marginalize Quebec by imposing Bill C-12. We are quite shocked to have before the House a bill like this one.
Bill C-12 is not a tangible expression of the recognition of the Quebec nation. The Conservative Party said that it recognizes the Quebec nation within Canada, as the Bloc Québécois called for, but after that came nothing. No measure has been agreed to in the House to truly recognize the Quebec nation. Insult is then added to injury by presenting a bill like this.
Bill C-12 is a flat denial of the existence of the Quebec nation, which marginalizes its representation in federal institutions, in the House of Commons. Proportion of the population cannot be the only factor in determining the representation of each of the regions of Canada. If that were the case, Prince Edward Island, where there are four members of Parliament, could not have that many members, because its population is approximately equivalent to the population of the Central Quebec region, where I come from. The Bloc Québécois is not opposed to Prince Edward Island having representation in every area. That is reasonable. That province can have four members, even though its population is not particularly large.
In Quebec, they do the same thing. Of the 125 members of the Quebec National Assembly, one represents the Magdalen Islands. They are not very big, Mr. Speaker. I hope you have had a chance to visit this magnificent area. Not a lot of people live there, but the countryside is absolutely fabulous. These are islands, and Quebec decided there would be a member to represent the people living there. If only mathematical considerations were taken into account, there would certainly not be a member for the Magdalen Islands, or four federal members for Prince Edward Island. The mathematical argument to increase the representation of Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia and reduce Quebec's political weight does not hold water.
One factor that ought to be crucial in this debate is the recognition of the Quebec nation, which means it should have the political weight needed to make its voice heard in federal institutions. I could also mention the two founding peoples argument. Everyone knows it, but the only party that recognizes these facts is the Bloc Québécois.
The Quebec nation was not really recognized in the House of Commons, despite all the pious wishes and attempts to pretend they did so. In actual fact, the federalist parties in the House attach very little significance to this recognition. I remember the defeat of the Bloc motion in the House criticizing the harmful effects for Quebec of the Conservative government's Bill C-12, which would increase the number of seats for Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia but provide nothing for Quebec.
The Bloc motion was debated on its opposition day in April 2010.
The Conservatives' bill will have the effect of marginalizing the Quebec nation in the Canadian whole by reducing its political weight in the House of Commons. From 36% of the seats in 1867, Quebec's representation in the House would be reduced to 22.7% in 2014, which is just around the corner. Statistics show that if Quebec has only 22.7% of the seats in the House, it will actually be below its demographic weight within Canada.
As I was saying earlier, the members of the Quebec National Assembly have voted unanimously for the withdrawal of this kind of bill. They have done so three times because the message was not getting through. It was not because they enjoy adopting unanimous motions saying the same thing. It was because the message was not being heard by the Conservative government.
If the recognition of the Quebec nation has any real significance for the federalist parties in this House, they should have opposed this disastrous reform and supported our motion. The Bloc Québécois continues to say that the government must withdraw its bill and guarantee Quebec that it will have 25% of the seats in the House of Commons. That is a minimum, given the numerous concessions made by Quebec over the past 150 years or so, and particularly since Quebec must have the tools that will allow it to protect its distinctiveness.
As I said, the Quebec National Assembly unanimously demanded that this legislation be withdrawn. I think it is worth revisiting the issue. At the time, it was Bill C-56, which became the legislation that is now before us, namely Bill C-12, and which, if passed, will give 26 additional seats to English Canada and none to Quebec. That is why all elected members of the National Assembly and the then 49 Bloc Québécois members, who accounted for two thirds of elected Quebec members in the House of Commons, demanded that this bill be withdrawn. In all, 87% of the elected members of the Quebec nation demand this withdrawal.
As I mentioned, there are other members of the House who are Quebeckers and who represent other parties. That is what happens in a democracy and I have no problems with that. I am asking them to stand up for Quebec, to ensure that Quebec's voice is heard. Again, 87% of elected representatives from Quebec are opposed to this bill, more than 70% of Quebeckers are also opposed to it, as well as all the members of the National Assembly. What more does a Quebec member of Parliament need to oppose this type of legislation?
In Quebec, a former Liberal minister of intergovernmental affairs, Benoît Pelletier, expressed his government's position in 2007, at Maisonneuve en direct, a well-known radio show in Quebec, regarding the reforms to the number of seats in the House of Commons. I will quote him. I know that other colleagues have also quoted him, but since I have some time left, I think it is worth repeating.
Mr. Pelletier said:
I appreciate that the House is based on proportional representation. But I wonder whether there might be special measures to protect Quebec, which represents the main linguistic minority in Canada, is a founding province of Canada and is losing demographic weight...Why could Quebec not be accommodated because of its status as a nation and a national minority within Canada?
In conclusion, as I mentioned just a few moments ago, Quebec's weight in the house keeps decreasing. In 1931, Quebec had 65 seats and its population accounted for 27.70% of Canada's. Even then, we had fewer seats by percentage, 26.53%, and it is the same story now. Now, Quebec has 75 seats and our population is not proportionally represented in the House. Any self-respecting Quebecker who is sitting in the House of Commons must rise and declare loud and clear that he or she plans on voting against Bill C-12.
Democratic Representation Act
Government Orders
3:15 p.m.
Charleswood—St. James—Assiniboia
Steven Fletcher Minister of State (Democratic Reform)
Madam Speaker, I want to address a few points the member made, particularly his opening comments.
What is fortunate is the people of Quebec have Conservative members of Parliament here to represent the interests of Quebec. In fact, any federalist member does more for Quebec than the entire Bloc has done in 20 years. Voting for a federal member, particularly a Conservative member, is in the best interests of Quebec, because it is only a federalist party, particularly the Conservative Party, that can bring anything to Quebec.
Moreover, the member talked about representation in Parliament. It was just a few weeks ago that his party tried to take 24 seats away from Quebec with the abolition of the Senate because the Bloc supports its abolition. Thank goodness we have Conservative members to ensure that Quebec is well represented. We are protecting the seat count in Quebec. This means that Quebec not only will keep its seats, but a vote in Quebec will actually mean more than a vote even in Ontario, Alberta and B.C. after this change.
This government stands up for Quebec and I wish the member would stand up for Quebec as well.
Democratic Representation Act
Government Orders
3:15 p.m.
André Bellavance Richmond—Arthabaska, QC
Madam Speaker, the minister's remarks illustrate exactly what I am saying. He says that it is fortunate that there are Conservative members in Quebec who represent Quebec well. I do not think he heard the numbers that I read out. Regardless of party, 87% of members from Quebec, be it members in the National Assembly or here in the House of Commons, said no to Bill C-12. But what do the Conservative members from Quebec do? They stand up to try and feed us the minister's lines and make us believe that reducing Quebec's political weight in the House of Commons is a good thing.
He is telling us that the Conservative members from Quebec are in favour of the Senate. Ask Quebeckers what they think. In fact, that has already happened, and the vast majority of Quebeckers want to see the Senate abolished. Senators are appointed, not legitimately elected, and they represent no one and nothing.
If the Conservative members from Quebec want to come to Quebec during the election campaign and say that the Senate is wonderful and that it does a great job of representing us, they are welcome to do so. I would like to see that happen. The problem is that they do not represent Quebec's opinion. The Bloc is standing up for Quebec here.
Democratic Representation Act
Government Orders
3:20 p.m.
Marc Lemay Abitibi—Témiscamingue, QC
Madam Speaker, I hope the hon. minister responsible for this bill will have the opportunity to ask me the same question he just asked the member for Richmond—Arthabaska. He probably would not like my answer. It is time he read something other than newspapers from the west.
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3:20 p.m.
The Acting Speaker Denise Savoie
Order, please. We are still on questions and comments. The member may ask a very brief question, for we are running out of time.


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New York Guitar Festival: Marc Ribot & Chris EldridgePosted by s21concerts in Concert Announcement, tags: "Merkin Concert Hall", Chris Eldridge, Marc Ribot, new york guitar festival
Marc Ribot – Josef von Sternberg's The Docks of New York (1928, 75 min.)
Chris Eldridge – Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle's Coney Island (1917, 24 min.)
"Marc Ribot did such a fabulous job with Chaplin's classic The Kid at the 2010 Festival," NYGF Founder David Spelman remembers, "bringing out not just the humor, but the deep humanity of the film, that I knew we wanted to have him back, but this time with a film that might summon up an even wider emotional palette." This season, Ribot returns with a new score for von Sternberg's passionate drama The Docks of New York, which tells the New York waterfront story of a boiler room stoker's romance with a suicidal dance-hall girl. Ribot has frequently collaborated with Tom Waits and John Zorn; his most recent band is the trio Ceramic Dog. For sheer contrast, bathing beauties and Keystone Kops abound in Fatty Arbuckle's 1917 short comedy Coney Island, screened with a suitably raucous new score by Chris Eldridge of the progressive bluegrass band Punch Brothers.
Tuesday, January 21 at 7:30pm. Single Tickets are $25.
Details at: http://www.kaufmanmusiccenter.org/mch/event/new-york-guitar-festival-silent-films-live-guitars
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Present: Nix, Martin L, Meghan, Graeme, Gandolf, Olivier, Ras, Amelia
1. Use of action room
2. Workshops
3. Bikes
4. Knockengorroch
5. Action room door
Poster now in action room explaining use of room. Kudos to whoever did it.
Cleaning rota for action room - once a week? Did whoever cleaned it last see Gandolf's black beret?
Memory went missing. Piotr said he installed extra memory in one machine to use for rendering, that was lying around across the room.
System logs show that half of this was taken from another machine.
Nix confirms Piotr was clear in his claims on where the memory came from in front of everywhere.
Hence: he lied about where the memory came from, and shouldn't have been opening the machines anyway.
Nix moves he be banned from this room.
Has been told several times about abusing this room.
Nix: Piotr needs to be shown at a that he has to treat us with respect, best way to help him may be to support him less, he can't live off the forest.
Takes the piss, has an attitude, taking advantage of us.
Meghan interested in doing photography workshops, complete beginners want help using cameras etc.
E.g. two-part course, one on shooting B&W film, one on developing/printing in the darkroom
(Technical interruption: Milosch has taken a shit at the top of the stairs)
Is it a protest shit, or a pragmatic shit?
(Relevant interruption: review of last meeting)
Ras had us review minutes of last meeting. None of same people here this month. No idea if action points have been followed through.
Lots of people come in with ideas for workshops etc, how serious are they?
Ras reminds us people need to make things happen.
Amelia asks: What is the function of the group here, when people come in and propose a workshop?
Gandolf: To determine if the idea is appropriate, and to offer support where possible.
Nix: Also, to reach out to the community.
Graeme: To decide how the budget should be spent.
AP: Meghan to make posters, contact others regarding loan of cameras.
Budget for some film?
Dates: Sat & Sun on a weekend early in May?
Use craft room for initial introduction.
Budget: could allocate April workshop budget (£20) for film, share cameras in small groups say 12 shots each, and ask for donations too and ask people to bring their own if they can.
AP: Martin to deal with film supply etc.
We have bikes we loan... Graeme doesn't know how many or where they are. Nix says he knows... he thinks. We have seven, eight if you count Alex's. Or maybe nine.
Bike book exists, system should be to see ID and take £20 (£10 volunteers) deposit, maximum loan is a month. EVS vollies have been given bikes free of deposit.
Most are with repeat users. Three currently available, maybe?
AP: Graeme and Nix to do bike census.
April+May budget to buy cheap combination locks.
AP: Graeme to buy locks.
Bike storage: All on organ balcony, except for some bits and some more things to be moved.
AP: Nix to speak to Bloo & co about building bike shed in garden?
Shouldn't be many bikes here, they should be out being used!
There will be bike workshops.
AP: Graeme to organise and advertise a bike maintenance workshop, on Saturday 26th.
Festival Thurs 22 May - following Sunday
Has been agreed that forest supports zine & indy publishing stall there run by Nix.
Not a grant, Forest supported project.
Nix's plans:
Use forest money to pay for:
A van or the cost of using someone else's van, e.g. Bill has shown interest.
Provide: Large dry stall with: photocopier, laser printers, computer.
Produce: Daily newssheet with Forest name on it.
Festival currently does a magazine with contributions showing up the next year.
Daily thing would be much cooler.
Also: take zines.
Also: pay for one voluteer to come to festival to help out on stall.
Costs? 200 quid?
BTS WG said this was more than 100 and that money should be sought from Action WG.
Decision: Two month's community action money (£50) plus £50 Action WG money, total £100.
Nix can now go back to BTS WG to look for monthly grant to get £200 total.
AFWG/Forest Free Press have agreed to support by printing stuff.
Nix to paint ACTION ROOM on action room door.
Ras: Why not done already?
Meeting ended 9pm.
Piotr was then brought in and told the situation. He says he didn't tell the truth about where the RAM came from for fear of being accused of stealing the missing stick. He agreed to be barred from the room until further notice.


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Have you seasoned your pan? Even if you have you might need to wipe it down with oil and let it sit in a hot oven a few more times.
Have you tried Crisco or another solid shortening? Don't overdo it, but leave enough that you can see a white film.
Does anyone know why I'm having trouble with my dough sticking to the baking sheet? I tried it a few times (more oil, less oil, no oil on the sheet) and each time it sticks really badly - so badly that I have to scrape the bread off with a metal spatula. So, I've ditched the pan and have been cooking it straight on the oven hearth. However, this thread is filled with gorgeous photos of beautiful pies baked in pans and it just makes me wonder what I'm doing wrong. Does anyone have any suggestions? I'm using between 80 and 90% hydration dough with a few little variations here and there but nothing major. Thanks to you all for making this thread happen. It's truly epic!
You already got very good suggestions. I would add that maybe you should use more flour when you are shaping the dough before putting it into the pan (Bonci use a lot), it shouldn't be sticky.
Yeah, I noticed that. My dough is very, very sticky. One thing about Bonci's dough which I wonder about is that, in his class at least, he sometimes appears to use a lower hydration dough (closer to 70%, I believe) than many people are using for Pizza Bianca on this site (closer to 80%). 70% is obviously more manageable and doesn't require as much bench flour compared with 80%+. Maybe he does it so he doesn't frustrate his first-time students?Anyway, the hydration that I'm playing with these days is anywhere from 80% to almost 100%, because this is the range I've heard about for other places who do Pizza Bianca like Sullivan Street, Campo de Fiori and Bosco. I just wonder out loud how many of these bakeries are doing something like a 20 minute intensive mix using a high speed spiral mixer? I look at the dough in the Campo de Fiori video 1) in the mixer (around 00:15) and 2) coming out of bulk fermentation (around 00:27) and it doesn't look like my 80%+ hydration dough at all. http://www.fornocampodefiori.com/mediaplayer/popup.htmlMine looks more like liquid levain and is very difficult to handle at 80% while theirs has so much gluten development and appears so much easier to handle and shape. It doesn't even stick to the metal table in the video?!? I've heard that Jim Lahey says that his Pizza Bianca dough is the only dough in his bakery that doesn't work with his "no knead" technique. If only I had a high speed spiral mixer in my apartment. Maybe I could solve the mystery...
Norma, Do you remember how much flour you used for the dough in those two links?
Craig,If you are still interested I think I found my best formulation at Reply 274 http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,9946.msg124387.html#msg124387 and the Pizzarium attempt at Reply 295 http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,9989.msg124520.html#msg124520 That formulation used Durum flour and Caputo Pizzeria flour and Cake Yeast. Norma
Wow, that is a gorgeous crumb. Do you remember the fermentation time and temperature?


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The final look!
Here's What I Used: (All Steelo Cosmetics unless otherwise mentioned)
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- ngocupham said...
This is excellent. I love it. SO simple and easy. Can you make more makeup look for on the travel. Like using very minimal products but give out a day look and nightlook or for special occasion.
Such as, wedding in my culture is a bit different than American.We have two ceremonies on the wedding day. The morning is the traditional ceremony, kinda like doing at church. And at night is celebrating like American. So how can we make one look turn into another look quick and easy, without the hassel.
If you have time pls do tips and tutorials . thanks
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Wow you look so pretty and sweet here!
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- Sara said...
Very pretty! I need a good shade for smokey eyes like this one! ♥
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Hella beautiful! It's so crazy how a little of one colour can do so much! Thanks for sharing!!!!!
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In short: Great final warm up for LondonIn full: There were a few problems with the congested start through a muddy field and the lack of helpers at a couple of drinks stations but for a small locally run race they did a great job. Date of review: May 4, 2008
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October 03, 2006, 10:36:12 PM »
I've been idle from this message board for far too long. Although this kid is far from Brooklyn now (own a software company in Virginia) like many of you I can't get the pizza obsession out of my mind.
More than a year ago I posted this topic:
after using a friends wood burning oven. I loved my home oven pizza, but the wood burning oven had such a remarkable taste to it I needed to get a wood burning oven myself.
I looked into several types of wood burning ovens for my backyard and decided to go with FornoBravo [this may sound like I work for them but I just was very pleased with the support]. Let me explain my skills. I had never used concrete. I had never owned an electric saw of any kind. I had never taken on a project like this. I had put together a swing set a couple of years ago so I do own some basic tools, but I'm the type of person who likes specific directions. I went with Fornobravo because I spoke with James at fornobravo and felt comfortable that if I had 100 questions he would answer all of them [actually in the end it was more like 200 questions].
For those of you who are thinking about geting an oven - do it!
The project does take some time and patience and some stength to mix the concrete and carry blocks around, but it does not require a craftsman or anything like that. I have not "finished" (with stone or brick and the like) the oven but it is functional.
I made my first pizza on Sunday.
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Arthur, I am so happy to see you back again. I missed your posts. Looks like you have made it to another level. Congratulations!
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Welcome back. I, too, hope you will become more active on the forum again. You were one of my valued early "mentors" on the NY style.
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October 04, 2006, 07:04:41 AM »
Congrats to a fellow NY native, and Son of the Blessed Commonwealth of Virginia. Your oven looks fantastic, and your pizza looks a LOT like the ones coming out of my oven!
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Since joining this forum, I've begun using words like "autolyze" and have become anal about baker's percents. My dough is forever changed.
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Good job Arthur.I fully agree with your comments regarding James/ FB etc.With the proliferation of these Forno Legna the NE landscape is quickly becoming more and more like Chiantifornia!
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Thank you for all of the kind words. This site is like a second home.
Now begins another several years of experimentation with my recipe.
A couple of thoughts:
- sauce is much better in a 2-3 minute pizza than an 8+ minute pizza. I bring in sauce from NY every so often; I have several cans from the distributor that sells to Patsy's; I've also tried 6 in 1, 7/11, full red; etc but no matter what you use it just taste's better because it's less cooked.
- cheese - I had searched for years for the best mozz cheese for my home oven pizza and now I realize that the same cheese doesn't work well in a wood burning oven - again cooking the cheese for 8 minutes vs. 2-3 minutes.
What kind of cheese do people use in a wood burning oven (cooking pizza for 2-3 minutes). I gave up on fresh mozz for my home oven because the pizza became too soggy, but maybe keeping the cheese dry for a while makes a difference or
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October 04, 2006, 12:44:19 PM »
arthur, I regularly make 2 minute pizzas with my cleaning cycle and 8 minute pizzas at 550. Like you I have found that I absolutely have to use different cheese for each type of oven. Regular dry mozzarella just needs to melt for a while and it doesn't taste good with a 2 minute melt. If you have access to grande fresh mozzarella, or a god quality buffalo mozzarella imported from Italy they are my favorites for my 2 minute pies. The buffalo mozzarella may seem sour at first, but once it is melted on your pie and properly seasoned it can produce the best flavors I have ever experienced with pizza cheese. The key to using this wet packed cheese is how you prepare it. First I slice it or chunk it. I then lay it out side by side on a stack of at least 5 paper towels. I top it with another 5 paper towels and flip over after a 10 minutes or so. Then I replace the paper towels on top, flip, then replace the other stack of towels. Depending on how fresh the cheese is you may need to do more than one changing of the towels. The fresher the cheese, the less moisture it will weep. If your cheese is past it's prime it will just sort of smoosh and will not slice even with a sharp knife. When the cheese is fairly dry I take the top layer of towels off and salt the cheese. I have found that I prefer this to salting the whole pie. With this type of cheese a good splash of olive oil is possible because this fresh cheese does not seem to be as greasy. The combination of a good salted fresh cheese and oil is the most addictive pizza topping I have ever found. I used to be a pepperoni guy, but now I am very happy with plain pizza.
Now, if this is too complicated, or you are having a hard time finding fresh cheese there are other options, but I have not found them to taste quite as good. The next best option is to mail order cheese from this company
. This might bring back some really great memories of growing up in NY. Finally, the cryopack semi fresh cheeses seem to be gaining in popularity at the moment at normal grocery stores. This cheese is called "fresh", but is not packed in water. Instead it has a form fitting plastic coating. It contains a little more salt than fresh mozzarella, but definitely can still benefit from some oil.
Try calling around to Italian specialty shops in your area to find out if they import buffalo mozzarella. If they do, ask them if they will notify you when they get in the fresh stuff. I have found that once it sits in the store for a week it is not worth buying. The grande or poly-o fresh mozzarella seems to last much longer.
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Hey Arthur,
Your pies look great.
If you can shed light on any brands that Patsy's uses I'd appreciate it. I believe that Sassone is the distributor, is that right?
Fresh Mozz too soggy:
Don't give up on the fresh mozz. You have to manage the overall moisture content of both the sauce and the cheese together. I've made 2 minute pies with fresh mozz that were soggy and others that were bone dry. It's all about moisture management. If you click over to my site I cover all of this in a lot of detail. But here are the highlights: Both the cheese and the sauce can be strained to remove moisture. Straining the sauce, rather than cooking it to reduce, is my prefered method because it keeps the bright tomato flavor. After I grind up the tomatoes with an immersion mixer, I strain them for about 2 minutes, then poor the strained water back on top and continue straining. This recaptures any lost tomato solids, and eventually the strainer will run almost completely clear (you may have to repeat this a few times). You can strain out at least 30-40% of the water if you just let it sit long enough (30 minutes or more), but I usually do about 25%. It depends on the can. If the sauce is drier, this will compensate completely for any moisture in the mozz. Having said that, you can also strain the mozz. I cut up the mozz and leave it in chunks in a bowl in the fridge for about an hour. A lot of moisture will come out of them by simply doing that.
There's a lot more on managing cheese and sauce over on my recipe page:
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October 04, 2006, 12:57:12 PM »
jeff's tip about letting the cheese sit in the fridge is an excellent one. The owner of Lombardi's told me that he hangs his cheese in cheese cloth in the fridge over night for a similar effect. This fridge drying procedure works especially well with domestic fresh mozzarella. You may find, though, that with the buffalo mozzarella we end up with here in the US the fridge is not enough and you need to resort to paper towels. Every now and then I get really fresh two or three day old buffala. It is rare, and an amazing experience. If this happens you will know it because the cheese feels and slices like domestic fresh mozzarella.
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October 04, 2006, 01:35:39 PM »
scott, thanks for the advice. I just bought some buffalo mozz to try this weekend. I'm going to take the advice from you and Jeff and try to "dry" it.
Jeff, here you go:
Sassone Wholesale Groceries
1706 Bronxdale Ave
Bronx, New York 10462
Phone: 718-792-2828
Fax: 718-829-4378
My sister went there and bought a case (something like 6 10# cans). I have only used 1 so far since I was waiting for the wood oven for the bigger pizza parties. If you are in Northern VA/DC, let me know and I'll give you a can. Actually you can email me your address and I'll ship you a can. I'd be interested to know what you think about it.
As for the sauce, I am already straining it (never cooking it) - which as you know is key - and will probably try your additional steps over the next few months.
As for mozz, I have used the fresh mozz from a pork store in Queens that services Grimaldi's and Nicks and loved it - but that's not really feasible to get every week (unless I convince someone to drive from Queens to VA everyweek with a cooler!) I'll stick with the local stores that carry some of the fresh mozz and bufalo mozz for now.
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Boston has had great teams over the years but these last couple years the GM was really trying to put a winner together. This year could be it, they are the underdogs but that hasn't stopped them yet. They came back against Montreal in the opening series winning in game 7 after losing the first two games. They did this without scoring a power play goal, something that has never been done in the history of the NHL playoffs. Then, facing the Philadelphia Flyers and being constantly reminded by the media of what happened last year, they got their sweat revenge and swept the Flyers four games straight, silencing all the critics. Facing the Tampa Bay Lightning they won that series in game with a 1 - 0 shutout (his 2nd of the series). Tim Thomas, the Bruins goalie in every game will win the Vezina Trophy this year as the leagues best goalie. These guys are for real.
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USA Roller Sports would like to encourage all member clubs to submit their application to participate in the 2013 Roller Derby Regional Qualifier events. The application, which lists the team requirements and other useful information, can be found at the Team USA website under the title "2013 Regional Qualifier Team Application":
The Regional Qualifier events will feature women's competition playing on a flat track. USARS is planning to include men's and junior's competition for the National Championship. All games for the Qualifiers and the National Championship will be played using the current (2013) USARS Roller Derby rules.
Interested teams are encouraged to begin completing their application immediately. All applications must be completed and received by June 28th, 2013. The top 3 teams from each Regional Qualifier event will be awarded a cash prize (as detailed in the application) and will be invited to participate in the National Championship.
To read more about the dates and locations of the 2013 USARS Regional Qualifier events, please visit:
For more information, please contact the USARS National Office at 402-483-7551.
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USA Roller Sports (USARS) is recognized by the Federation Internationale de Roller Sports (FIRS) and United States Olympic Committee (USOC) as the national governing body for competitive roller sports in the United States.


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