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Debates of Jan. 29th, 2003
House of Commons Hansard #48 of the 37th Parliament, 2nd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was iraq.
- Lebanese New Year's Levee
- Queen's Jubilee Medal
- International Year of Freshwater
- Peter Gzowski Internship Program
- Samuel Clark
- Member for LaSalle—Émard
- Film Industry
- Lafarge Canada
- Order of Canada
- Brian Baker
- Literacy
- Foreign Affairs
- St. Lawrence Pilots
- Economic Development
- National Drinking Water Standards
- Report of the Privacy Commissioner
- Iraq
- Canada Post
- Gasoline Tax
- Ethics
- Foreign Aid
- The Environment
- Homelessness
- Iraq
- Human Resources Development
- National Defence
- Health
- French in International Institutions
- Industry
- Road Infrastructure
- Species at Risk
- Firearms Registry
- Guaranteed Income Supplement
- Canada Elections Act
- Softwood Lumber
- Presence in Gallery
- Privilege
- Points of Order
- Business of the House
- Government Response to Petitions
- Canada Elections Act
- Political Financing
- Interparliamentary Delegations
- Canadian Safe Drinking Water Act
- Criminal Code
- Committees of the House
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Motions for Papers
- Assisted Human Reproduction Act
- Report of the Privacy Commissioner
- Assisted Human Reproduction Act
- Employment Insurance Act
- Iraq
2 p.m.
The Speaker
As is our practice on Wednesday we will now sing O Canada, and we will be led by the hon. member for Souris—Moose Mountain.
[Editor's Note: Members sang the national anthem]
Lebanese New Year's Levee
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Shawn Murphy Hillsborough, PE
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to congratulate all organizers of the annual Lebanese New Year's Levee, which was organized by the Charlottetown Lebanese community and held at the Delta Prince Edward on Saturday, January 11.
The evening's festivities included Lebanese cuisine, Lebanese music, Lebanese dancing and an excellent address on Lebanese culture presented by Dr. Abdallah Obeid, the Director of Arabic Studies at the University of Ottawa.
The event was attended by approximately 500 people, including the Lieutenant Governor of Prince Edward Island, the Premier of Prince Edward Island, and the Mayor of the City of Charlottetown.
The Lebanese have had a long and rich history in the greater Charlottetown area, going back in excess of 100 years. The original immigrants from Lebanon, and their descendants, have contributed much to the culture of the community of Charlottetown and the economy of Prince Edward Island.
On behalf of the House I wish to salute this community and the organizers of this event.
Queen's Jubilee Medal
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Canadian Alliance
Grant McNally Dewdney—Alouette, BC
Mr. Speaker, before the Christmas break I had the honour to present a number of deserving constituents from my riding of Dewdney—Alouette with the Queen's Golden Jubilee Medal, recognizing their outstanding achievements, and contribution to our communities and to our country.
The recipients included: Dr. Jack Freeman, Wesley Johnson, Mayor Sylvia Pranger and Ella Pretty from the Agassiz and Harrison Hot Springs area; Linnea Battel, Terry Gidda, Bill Harris, Victor Hollister, Eleanor Lobb and Catherine Marcellus from the Mission area; and Lorraine Bates, Crystal Boser, Tom Cameron, Lola Chapman, Carl Durksen, Bernice Gehring, Chief Peter James, Sheila Nickols, Mike Suddaby and Bonnie Telep from the Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows area.
On behalf of the people of Dewdney—Alouette, we thank each one of them for their endless hours of service that help to make our communities a better place to live.
International Year of Freshwater
Statements By Members
January 29th, 2003 / 2 p.m.
Yolande Thibeault Saint-Lambert, QC
Mr. Speaker, on December 12, 2002, the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed 2003 as the International Year of Freshwater.
This decision is in keeping with the commitments made by the international community, including Canada, at the 2000 Millennium Summit, and at the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg in 2002. Heads of state from around the world had agreed to halve by 2015 the proportion of people without access to or the means to access safe drinking water and basic sanitation.
If these goals are not reached, fatal diseases will continue to spread and cause devastation, the earth's environment will continue to decay and food security will be compromised, with the risks of instability that can result. Of course, water-related problems are more acute in the developing world, but developed countries are not safe either.
During the International Year of Freshwater, I am convinced that Canada will do its part to protect the planet's precious freshwater resources, which are essential to our survival and to sustainable development in the 21st century.
Peter Gzowski Internship Program
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Peter Adams Peterborough, ON
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased that CBC Radio has honoured the memory of Peter Gzowski by establishing the Peter Gzowski internships. Peter was chancellor of Trent University.
The internships will provide training in broadcast opportunities for final year students at Trent University in Peterborough, Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, Memorial University in St. John's, and McGill University in Montreal.
Peter would have greatly appreciated a memorial of this type, which will open the doors of his profession for young people. Students interested in the Peter Gzowski internship program should contact one of the universities mentioned or visit the website at www.cbc.ca/gzowskiinternships.
Samuel Clark
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Andy Savoy Tobique—Mactaquac, NB
Mr. Speaker, last Thursday, on behalf of the Minister of Veterans Affairs, I had the privilege of presenting the minister's commendation to a most distinguished veteran of the second world war, Mr. Samuel Ervin Clark, a resident of Woodstock, New Brunswick.
Mr. Clark served overseas with the 1st Canadian Division. Beyond his dedicated service to his country, Mr. Clark chose to continue to contribute to the cause of veterans and to their community ever since his return from the war and throughout his golden years.
Mr. Clark is an outstanding example of someone who has devoted much of his life to the well-being of others. Though legally blind Mr. Clark has been managing the Woodstock Veterans Home for 39 years without any remuneration. His dedication to his fellow veterans and their families bears witness to a lifetime commitment to comrades in need and to his remarkable generosity of spirit.
Mr. Clark is most worthy of this honour. His continued efforts to assist veterans have set an example for all Canadians. It is my pleasure to recognize him for serving his country and his community with such devotion.
Member for LaSalle—Émard
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Canadian Alliance
James Moore Port Moody—Coquitlam—Port Coquitlam, BC
Mr. Speaker, the member for LaSalle—Émard sees himself as the next Prime Minister. He wanted to participate in the debate on the bill to reform rules on financing of political parties.
However, he condemned the Bloc Quebecois in English in the National Post while supporting its political legitimacy in French on CKAC radio in Montreal. I think that, for Canadians and Quebeckers, a bilingual message is the same in French and English, and not two conflicting messages, like those we heard from the former Minister of Finance.
The member for LaSalle—Émard sees himself as our next Prime Minister so he wants to talk about the campaign finance bill. But he denounced the political legitimacy of the Bloc Québécois in English to the National Post while supporting its legitimacy on Montreal's French language CKAC radio.
For me a real bilingual message is the same in both official languages. National leadership demands consistent national messages in both official languages like this statement, and not the language games played by the former Liberal finance minister.
Film Industry
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Hedy Fry Vancouver Centre, BC
Mr. Speaker, last year the Canadian film industry accounted for over $5 billion in revenue and 134,000 jobs. In British Columbia alone this meant an economic impact of $2.8 billion and 25,000 jobs, ranking B.C. third in production after L.A. and New York.
Today, this industry faces a crisis that put 50% of film union members out of work in B.C. The cause? Primarily the loss of the foreign film investment deferral and an inadequate tax credit replacement. At the same time Australia and Ireland have created enhanced tax incentives for which even our own low Canadian dollar cannot compensate. The industry has been working on practical solutions which are before the Minister of Finance.
I urge our federal government to put in place the long term tax incentives that will improve Canada's competitiveness in this very mobile but important international industry.
Lafarge Canada
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Robert Lanctôt Châteauguay, QC
Mr. Speaker, I would like to congratulate the managers at Lafarge Canada in my riding on receiving, jointly with Longueuil, an innovation award at the 12th Annual Technology Awards Gala of the Association de recherche industrielle du Québec.
Lafarge Canada developed a new method involving the use of ash from incinerated wastewater sludge in an industrial cement powder production process.
Through this innovation, more than 10,000 tonnes of ash can be recycled, which will result in savings of $150,000 over this three-year project.
This innovation by Lafarge, located in Saint-Constant, provides a clean solution for the ash residue from the incineration of sludge at wastewater treatment plants.
We believe this new technology from Quebec will soon be used around the world.
Order of Canada
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Nancy Karetak-Lindell Nunavut, NU
Mr. Speaker, I would like to congratulate the four Nunavummiut just awarded the Order of Canada.
Zacharias Kunuk of Igloolik is honoured for his outstanding work in preserving Inuit culture and tradition, and sharing it with the world. His film Atanarjuat is an international success.
Tagak Curley of Rankin Inlet, founding president of the Inuit Tapirisat of Canada, now known as Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, and negotiator of the Nunavut land claim, is honoured for his dedication to the economic and political development of the north.
Helen Maksagak of Cambridge Bay is honoured for her community work. As Commissioner of the Northwest Territories and then of Nunavut, Helen performed her official duties with grace and dignity.
Elisapee Ootova of Pond Inlet created an Inuktitut dictionary and co-authored an encyclopedia of Inuit traditional knowledge.
All four have made the world a better place and are role models for all of us.
Brian Baker
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Canadian Alliance
Myron Thompson Wild Rose, AB
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to start this year off by paying tribute to a real hero from my riding of Wild Rose. Brian Michael Baker received the Medal of Bravery from the Governor General on December 9, 2002, due to his efforts on November 4, 2000, when he was struck by a car while escorting a woman to her stranded vehicle during a blinding snowstorm in Crossfield, Alberta.
When the tow truck arrived to pull the woman's car away from the median, Mr. Baker volunteered to escort her from his rescue van at the side of the four lane highway back to her abandoned vehicle. With visibility hampered by the blizzard he feared for the woman's safety and instructed her to hold on to his arm.
They were halfway across the road when they found themselves directly in the path of a car travelling through the snow squall at excessive speed for the road conditions. Without hesitation and regard for his own safety, Mr. Baker pushed the woman out of harm's way. In a split second he took the full impact and was thrown several metres. As a result of his valiant efforts Mr. Baker suffered multiple serious injuries.
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Claude Duplain Portneuf, QC
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to highlight the participation of Human Resources Development Canada's National Literacy Secretariat in the implementation of three projects in the very beautiful riding of Charlevoix.
In Baie-Saint-Paul, the Charlevoix literacy training service will receive $20,000 to develop an information kit on social intervention for staff who work with students who suffer from psychosocial problems.
In Forestville, Plaisir de lire will receive $18,000 to launch a literacy awareness campaign on the North Shore.
In Baie-Comeau, the Maison Alpha ABC Côte-Nord will receive $9,518 to prepare audio report cards for parents who are functionally illiterate.
These three examples demonstrate the determination of the Government of Canada to give all our fellow citizens the tools to full realize their abilities.
Foreign Affairs
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Svend Robinson Burnaby—Douglas, BC
Mr. Speaker, last night I and many Canadians watched in horror as George Bush made clear his intention to wage war on the people of Iraq. At the same time he announced that the U.S. is pushing ahead with a dangerous new star wars missile defence system.
Today we learned that the Liberal government is sending officials to the United States this week to look at a possible role for Canada in this dangerous scheme. Will the Liberals really let George Bush put nuclear weapons on Canadian territory as part of this dangerous scheme?
It is time the Liberal government finally took a stand on these two grave threats to world peace. The Liberal foreign minister meets tomorrow with U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell. I urge him to give a loud and clear message from the people of Canada that Canada will not participate in a war on the people of Iraq under any circumstances, and Canada will have nothing to do with the U.S. missile defence scheme. No contracts and no missile sites.
Finally, MPs should be allowed to have a vote, not a debate but a vote, on this most fundamental of issues.
St. Lawrence Pilots
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Michel Guimond Beauport—Montmorency—Côte-De- Beaupré—Île-D'Orléans, QC
Mr. Speaker, today I would like to pay tribute to a group of real professionals, the pilots of the St. Lawrence River.
The importance of the role played by the St. Lawrence pilots is indisputable. Thanks to their mastery of the specifics of the St. Lawrence, many disasters—environmental, economic and social—have been avoided.
The forefathers of today's St. Lawrence pilots often exposed themselves to great risks in exploring its various bays. The narrow waters of our river, where ships are subjected to constantly changing constraints and natural conditions, absolutely require the presence of these navigational professionals.
They have at last been officially recognized by the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada, and will now be commemorated by a plaque in the Musée de la mer, at the Pointe-au-Père lighthouse, in the Lower St. Lawrence.
The Bloc Quebecois joins with me in expressing, on behalf of all Quebeckers, our most sincere gratitude for the excellent work that has been done and continues to be done by our St. Lawrence pilots. Imagine how many nautical miles have been navigated since the time of Abraham Martin, in 1634.
Economic Development
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Diane St-Jacques Shefford, QC
Mr. Speaker, more than a hundred mayors, municipal councillors and economic development officers from the Eastern Townships and the Montérégie are in Ottawa today to attend a seminar organized by my colleague, the member for Brome—Missisquoi.
They are taking part in information sessions on subjects relating to government programs. I thank them for responding to this invitation in such large numbers.
Their presence confirms their concerns and interest in developing new tools and opportunities for their cities or areas.
The information they will receive today will certainly be of use to businesses and organizations in a number of municipalities.
In closing, I extend my greetings to the mayors and councillors from the riding of Shefford, as well as those from surrounding ridings. I hope they will have a profitable day and thank them for their support and excellent cooperation.

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Numerous financial analysts reduced their estimates for Advanced Micro Devices and Intel Corp. on Tuesday as they feared that the demand towards personal computers (PCs) will slowdown tangibly in Q4 and will continue to be weak next year as well, which will naturally affect financial performance of the two suppliers of central processing units.
According to analyst Tim Luke from Barclays Capital, total available market of microprocessors will grow by only 2% in 2009. Earlier the analyst predicted the 5% growth of the TAM, or even 6% growth, if Intel Atom processor for ultra low-cost personal computers (ULCPCs) is excluded from the consideration. Moreover, Mr. Luke predicted that the industry revenue will decline by 2% next year amid unit sales growth.
"The supply chain is telling us that there is strong concern for demand decline, probably into the low- to mid-single digits on a unit basis for total PC processor growth in the year 2009," said Shane Rau, an analyst at IDC, in an interview with Cnet News.com web-site.
Mr. Luke and Mr. Rau are among many analysts who believe that hard times are ahead for the two suppliers of x86 central processing units. As a result, some reduce their estimates for earnings and profitability of AMD and Intel without downgrading their ratings, whereas the others downgrade their stocks too.
JMP's Krisha Shanker, notes cautious data points on server and PC demand from notebook and motherboard companies, which will inevitably affect AMD and Intel, reports Barron's Online. Friedman Billings Ramsey analyst Craig Berger, who cut numbers for both AMD and Intel, also indicated signs of weakness at both notebook and motherboard manufacturers in Taiwan.
According to analyst Vijay Rakesh from ThinkEquity, there has been "significant weakening in November of corporate notebook demand", as a result Acer and Dell had already reduced their orders for new laptops. Several days ago Asustek Computer and Apple also cut their notebook outsourcing orders. This will primarily affect Intel, not AMD, but the overall situation has no chances of not affecting the smaller chipmaker.
Piper Jaffray's Auguste Richard is also pessimistic about Intel, citing "weakness in the company's channel business due to the strong dollar and the tight credit environment". This also applies to AMD, which sells not only central processing units and chipsets, but also graphics processing units. The majority of expensive graphics cards are sold in the channel.
"PC OEMs are being very conservative with their build plans for Q4. [Because they] are worried about having too much inventories if end-market demand comes in materially weaker than expectations this holiday season," an analyst with Avian Security told Cnet News.com.


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@StateDept passed 100,000 followers today on Twitter, and we want to take a moment to mark this milestone. The State Department is working hard to build networks and communicate with people around the world. Knowing the power of networks and social media, earlier this year, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said:
"I want to say a few words, but more than 140 characters, about the importance of social media tools, like Twitter, which are a critical part of what I at the State Department call 21st century statecraft. Thanks to these connection technologies, people can exchange ideas and information instantaneously, anywhere on the planet -- from a laptop in London to a cell phone in Cairo."
Here at the State Department, we are using Twitter to provide information on U.S. foreign policy via @StateDept. You can also follow one of our official foreign language accounts in Arabic, Chinese, Farsi, French, Hindi, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Urdu. Our embassy colleagues are Tweeting in additional languages, such as German and Indonesian. You can find a list of U.S. embassies, consulates and other missions on Twitter here, and follow accounts for the latest foreign affairs news from such places as Egypt, Haiti, South Africa, the United Kingdom, and the United Nations. You can keep up with the latest on our development agenda by following @USAID Administrator @RajShah.
State Department officials have taken to Twitter, too. Ambassador @KristieKenney is actively engaging her followers in Thailand, and @AmbStephens tweets regularly in Korean. @AmbassadorRoos used his account to provide critical information after the devastating earthquake struck Japan, and @usembassynz's Ambassador @DavidHuebner did the same after an earthquake struck Christchurch, New Zealand. Members of the Twitterati will certainly recognize the name of the Secretary of State's Senior Advisor for Innovation, @AlecJRoss. His tweets frequently appear among "Top Tweets" -- the most popular tweets at a given point in time.
In Washington, Under Secretary of State @usmariaotero provides updates on global affairs, while @Farah_Pandith engages Muslim communities in person and through Twitter. @State_SCA Robert Blake is focused on connecting with the people of South and Central Asia, and @AFAsstSecy Johnnie Carson shares the latest information on U.S. foreign policy in Africa. Our colleagues in the Bureau of Consular Affairs distribute travel alerts and other information via @TravelGov, a valuable resource for U.S. citizens traveling or residing abroad. Americans interested in educational and cultural exchanges will find a wealth of information from @AnnatState and @ConnectStateGov. And just this week, we welcomed Assistant Secretary for Arms Control, Verification, and Compliance Rose @Gottemoeller, @USAmbAPEC Kurt Tong, and @IRFAmbassador Suzan Johnson Cook to Twitter.
There are so many conversations happening from the people here in DC, to our embassies in countries from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe. It's hard to mention all of the great efforts in this one entry, but we are so excited about all the connections we are making and hope you will take a moment to check out several of the people and places you might want to mention in your next #FollowFriday: @amb_mike in Estonia, Assistant Secretary Jose Fernandez's @EconEngage, Ivo Daalder's @USAmbNATO, @USEmbassyBogota, @USEmbassyOttawa, @USPEPFAR, and @WHAAsstSecty.
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Blue Mound State Park gets new skier warm-up shelter
Blue Mounds - Blue Mound State Park is getting a welcome addition - a $500,000 shelter where skiers and other visitors will have a space to warm up.
A Wisconsin State Journal report says the shelter is scheduled to open Saturday night during the park's annual ski-by-candlelight event.
The shelter has been in the works for 10 years. It became a reality through the fundraising efforts of the Friends of Blue Mound State Park.
The new building has cathedral ceilings, a heating and cooling system, skid-resistant floors and heated bathrooms.
Blue Mound State Park attracts about 140,000 people each year. Park Ranger Kevin Swenson says about 10 to 20% come between December and March, attracted by the well-groomed ski trails.


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LINGUIST List 20.2807
Tue Aug 18 2009
Calls: Discourse Analysis, General Ling, Pragmatics, Psycholing/USA
Editor for this issue: Amy Brunett <brunett
LINGUIST is pleased to announce the launch of an exciting new feature: Easy Abstracts! Easy Abs is a free abstract submission and review facility designed to help conference organizers and reviewers accept and process abstracts online. Just go to: http://www.linguistlist.org/confcustom, and begin your conference customization process today! With Easy Abstracts, submission and review will be as easy as 1-2-3!
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Full Title: Texas Linguistics Society 12th Annual Meeting
Short Title: TLS XII
Date: 13-Nov-2009 - 15-Nov-2009
Location: Austin, Texas, USA
Contact Person: Tony Wright
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Linguistic Field(s): Discourse Analysis; General Linguistics; Pragmatics; Psycholinguistics; Semantics
Call Deadline: 24-Aug-2009
Meeting Description:
TLS XII, the 12th annual meeting of the Texas Linguistics Society, will take place November 13-15, 2009 at the University of Texas at Austin. The meeting will consist of a general session, one parasession described below, and The 5th Workshop on Discourse Structure in honor of Carlota S. Smith.
General Session:
The General Session will cover all areas of linguistic interest. We encourage proposals from diverse theoretical frameworks and also welcome papers on language-related topics from disciplines such as anthropology, cognitive science, literature, neuroscience, and psychology.
Keynote Speaker:
Laurence Horn, Yale University
Colin Bannard, Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology/University of Texas at Austin
'Approaches to Semantics and Pragmatics Based on Naturally Occurring Data, Elicitation, and Experimentation'
In all scientific disciplines, theory requires data for validation (or refutation) of hypotheses, and data requires theory for interpretation. In linguistics, 'data' has often been synonymous with `intuitions' or 'introspections.' Yet, there is much to gain by joining forces between theoretical fields of research and the tools of experimental psycholinguistics.
Keynote Speaker:
Elsi Kaiser, University of Southern California
The 5th Workshop on Discourse Structure in honor of Carlota S. Smith:
This workshop continues in the tradition of the previous workshops organized by Professor Smith, and will focus on two areas of research in which she did much pioneering work: the semantics of temporal location, tense, and aspect, and research into modes of discourse. Work from diverse methodological and theoretical perspectives which addresses syntactic, semantic, interface, pragmatic and discourse-level issues relating to temporal location, tense, aspectual categories, Aktionsart and other related areas in natural language will be featured. Talks for this workshop are by invitation, but abstracts dealing with this conference theme are welcome for the general session.
Invited Speakers:
Nicholas Asher, UT Austin and IRIT-CNRS
Jason Baldridge, UT Austin
David Beaver, UT Austin
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Here's how RW members rated this race (110 votes).
Date of review: November 22, 2009
In short: Great race! The course not entirely flat as advertised and therefore not ideal for PB, but a great fun event! !Date of review: November 17, 2009
Date of review: November 17, 2009
In full: The description of the race profile as "flat" was grossly mendacious. I have often raced in Wimbledon over distances form 10K to half marathon and know it to be very hilly, but it would be possible to have a flat 10K race with a route twice round the common and this description lead me to enter as I wanted to evaluate my performance level on a flat course. This course was hopeless for that. The organisers should have been frank. In addition timings weren't helped by the fact that the last three-quarters of a mile were run on the Common paths which in the aftermath of a very stormy Saturday were water-sodden, muddy and, in parts, very slippery. A course adjustment to stick to roads, leaving just the final run-in of some 80 metres on grass would make more sense in future yearsDate of review: November 17, 2009
In short: Well organised, but start was slow and the hill was a killer Date of review: November 16, 2009
In short: all the basics were there, testy but not torturous..i enjoyed itDate of review: November 16, 2009
In short: Managed to knock 4 mins off PB and sub 45mins. The mud was quite fun wasn't it?Date of review: November 16, 2009
In short: Well organised,chip timed but not as fast a course as I had hoped.In full: Was a well organised event, first half was quite flat and fast, but hilly km in second half and muddy last km made it bit tougher, but overall, still a good race, still got PB, so cant complain.Date of review: November 16, 2009
In short: good race for begginers to try outDate of review: November 16, 2009
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Carrying Keys on Shabbat
I'd like to know if there is any way I can carry my house key to the synagogue and back on Shabbat. The typical trick of hiding it under the mat just doesn't feel so secure to me (we actually don't have a mat anyway!). Is there any way to carry such a small item?
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I assume first of all that your neighborhood does not have an eruv – a form of surrounding structure (usually composed of vertical posts and a surrounding wire) which permits carrying within it. Many Jewish communities worldwide have them.
It is forbidden to carry an item as small as a key on Shabbat. However, there is an old trick for doing so: making the key a part of your clothes.
The idea behind this is as follows. Although it is forbidden to carry in public on Shabbat, a person is obviously allowed to wear his clothes out of doors. Walking about wearing clothes is not "carrying" since the clothes are considered a part of the person. This extends to items which are clearly subordinate to one's clothes – such as a belt, suspenders, safety pin, shoelaces. Even though you are not exactly "wearing" such things, they are helping your clothes stay on properly and so are considered a part of them (Rambam Hil' Shabbat 18:17, Shulchan Aruch OC 301:39).
This would extend to a key as well if you "wear" it. How does one wear a key? There are two common methods. One is to fashion a tie clip out of a key, in which the top part of the clip is actually a key. Note that this would only work if your tie would be loose otherwise. If you are wearing a sweater or vest which holds down your tie, the clip would be serving no purpose and could not be considered a part of your clothes (The Shabbos Home, p. 130).
The second common method is to use your key as a belt buckle. This would involve removing the tongue of your belt and attaching your key in its place. Other similar methods might be replacing the buckle with a key, attaching a string to the other side, and threading the string through the hole at the top of the key to fasten your belt. As you can see, such methods require some ingenuity.
Note that such contraptions will typically have to be fashioned before Shabbat, since creating them may involve other forms of Shabbat labor – such as gluing or tying.
Note also that these methods will generally only work for a single key. I have seen people carry a ring with several keys attached to it in which one of the keys was holding their tie down. This is not correct. The entire addition to your clothes must be functioning as a part of them.
Make sure you are already "wearing" your key before leaving your house, and while entering it. This is because it is forbidden to carry from a private to public area.
There is an additional concern with locking and unlocking your door – one which may apply even if you hide your key under the mat. The keyhole within your door is considered within your house and so is a private domain. It is therefore forbidden to take the key off of your tie and stick it in the keyhole, since that would be carrying from a public to private area. (If you have a private, fenced-in front yard before your door, this would not be an issue. A simple porch is probably not sufficient.) The solution suggested by contemporary rabbis is to unlock your door using when the key is still attached to your clothes. (You can unfasten your "key-belt" first, but you must still be wearing it.) (See Mishnah Berurah 466:28, Shemirat Shabbat K'hilchatah 18:49).


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Some say that you either have it or you don't. That's an oversimplification. Like when people throw up their arms and say, "It is what it is." If you're so willing to surrender to perceived fate, then your area of expertise is not motivation.
I've seen other trail runners experience breakthroughs, boosted into a higher orbit by some previously hidden drive. They seem to discover another gear, and we suddenly see them in a different light.
Life events can be the spark to light the powder keg of a trail runner's pent-up potential. Adam Ray of Oakland gets that. He and his wife recently divorced, and he quickly discovered a deeper relationship with the trail.
"Being suddenly without your marriage awakens the drive to run with wild abandon," says Ray. "At times that I ran like poor old Richard Pryor when he set himself on fire. I craved the simplicity and clarity of mind that comes with training and racing."
Another life event that's brought runners closer to the doorstep of greatness is childbirth. Helen Cospolich of Breckenridge, Colorado, found a bottomless well of motivation—and a new appreciation for trail miles—after the birth of her daughter in 2005. "Running became my `me time' and I cherished every minute of it," she says. Being a parent, she says, "changed how I felt about the sport in general. I was incredibly inspired and excited. And I was motivated to get back to my pre-pregnancy fitness." Cospolich didn't tip toe back into competition, either; she won the beastly Leadville Trail 100 in 2008, just three years later.
On the flip side, saying goodbye to somebody can also be a powerful motivator. Diane van Deren of Sedalia, Colorado, saw her son leave for war in Iraq and turned to singletrack for solace. "When Mike was in Iraq I found that running the trails was a great way to escape from the worry and unknowns he was enduring. The trails were my safe spot and took my mind to a sense of peacefulness."
With her son trying his best to avoid IEDs thousands of miles away, Van Deren ran thousands of miles herself. It paid off, as she won Illinois' 2007 McNaughton Park 150 Miler and the 2008 430-mile Yukon Quest foot race in frigid Alaska. Upon finishing the latter, she was thrilled to receive an email from Mike saying he was fine, and proud of her.
As for me, I'm not experiencing any of these life-changing events, which may just disprove my theory. My day-to-day routine has been drama free, as I move forward with the head-bobbing monotony of a drum circle. Perhaps my Fire still smolders from previous life events, like that campfire that radiates heat long after it's put out. If that's the case, I should throw in some kindling. Race season is upon us and the field is ablaze with divorced, unemployed and empty-nested speedsters. And I'm most certainly not giving birth any time soon.
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The Korea Baseball Organization decided to call its pro-baseball league the "KBO League", starting this year's authentic 10-team era.
The KBO will integrate the names of various forms of the sport in Korea including 'pro-baseball' and 'Korean pro-baseball' into "KBO".
It will call the first-string league the "KBO League" and the pennant race the "KBO Regular Season".
The secretariat of the KBO plans to build a new image for the league in the future based on the brand integration.
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Need some help this week. This is a must win for me if I have any hope of reaching the playoffs in my FF league this year. One more loss and I'm done.
Who would you start:
LT versus the Browns
Slaton versus Jags
I've been starting Slaton all year (we play in a PPR league so it makes up for his lack of rushing yds) but it is really hard to pass up on anyone playing the Browns.


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Yesterday, addressing the U.S. Agency for International Development, Secretary Clinton spoke about the Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review.
Yesterday, Secretary Clinton participated in a town hall meeting at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). The Secretary spoke about a new enterprise, the Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review (QDDR). The QDDR will help us create short-term and long-term blueprints for advancing our foreign policy objectives and enhancing coordination between USAID and the State Department, a crucial element of exercising smart power. Through this process, we will be working closely with the White House to harmonize the activities of USAID and the State Department with the goals and actions of the entire government. Secretary Clinton said:
"We see in the Obama Administration development as one of the most powerful tools we have for advancing global progress, peace, and prosperity. The President and I believe that it therefore must be a vital part of our country's foreign policy. And when I became Secretary of State, here in this great space, I pledged to elevate development to its rightful place alongside diplomacy and defense as we tackle the many global challenges and seize the opportunities facing us.
We are committed to pursuing peace and prosperity in every corner, not only in the marble halls of government, but in rural villages, in distant cities, where people are striving to live and work and learn and raise families and grow old with dignity. These are universal dreams, and the United States seeks to make them a reality for more of the world's people.
To that end, we have set the United States Government on a path to double foreign assistance with our 2010 budget request. We've made significant pledges of assistance for the West Bank and Gaza. We've made development an integral part of our approach in Afghanistan and Pakistan and Iraq. And at last week's G-8 meeting in Italy, the President announced our food security program that will come with a major increase in funding for food and sustainable agriculture. And again, when he was in Ghana, he focused on the importance of smart development.
So development stands on its own pillar of our foreign policy, as does diplomacy and defense. And at their best, they reinforce each other. When USAID and the State Department work in tandem, we achieve a multiplier effect, significantly increasing the scope and the impact of our programs and policies.
To deliver concrete results, we have to maximize our effectiveness. That's why I'm excited to be here today to discuss a new enterprise, the Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review, which I announced at the State Department on Friday.
We are adopting this idea from the Pentagon. The Pentagon has successfully used this quadrennial review process to improve effectiveness and to establish a long-term vision. And I know from my time – about six years on the Senate Armed Services Committee – that the defense review helped convey the Department's mission to all stakeholders, from members of Congress, to the members of the armed forces and their civilian colleagues, and to the rest of government, as well as to the American public.
Diplomacy and development deserve the same rigorous evaluation and strategic thinking. To protect our nation, advance our interests, and spread opportunity to more people in more places, we, of course, need more than a top-notch military. We need talented diplomats to foster partnerships and negotiate peace. We need experts in development, like all of you, to steer crucial investments and the material conditions of people's lives, from strengthening health and education to improving agriculture and access to food and water.
We also need development experts to create the conditions for what President Obama described in Ghana as transformational change. So we rely on your expertise to promote and support good governance, fair and open access to global markets, strong political and economic institutions, and a thriving civil society.
As we've seen in many places around the world and most recently in Afghanistan, long-term stability depends not only on the defeat of violent extremists, but also on the construction of roads, the creation of jobs, and the strengthening of Afghan institutions to address the needs of the people.
For the past six months, I have fought on behalf of USAID and the State Department to get you the resources you deserve to do your jobs well. We've called for our government to increase its support of our work. But in return, we are also called to improve on that work. So this review comes at a critical time. We are facing an unprecedented set of challenges. And too often in the face of these challenges, USAID and the State Department are forced to play catch up when we should be taking the lead.
The truth is we know we can do better. We know that, those of us in this effort together, better than anyone. But it's also true that in a time of economic recession in our own country, we owe it to our brothers and sisters and parents and friends and colleagues and classmates who are struggling to be able to put their own family's future on a strong footing, to explain to them why at this time we are asking for significant increases in the work of diplomacy and development.
We therefore have to strengthen and streamline our organizations. And we have to be sure that we do so in a way that tells the story of the importance of the work that the State Department and USAID does for the citizens of the United States as well as for the people of the world.
So we're going to launch this major reevaluation of how we set our priorities, organize our work, and allocate our resources to make sure that we start looking to the horizon; to plan, not just react. For the State Department and USAID to have the greatest impact, we cannot simply strengthen each agency on its own. We need to maximize the collaboration between us. We want to build on the existing partnerships and find new opportunities, to share knowledge, tackle common problems, and align our programs around the world."
You may read the Secretary's full remarks here.
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I know you are working hard and I know there are those all over the world that need good food and clean water, but I just hope we start at home first. There are so many here at home that need good food and clean water too!
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Eric in New Mexico writes:
To Sec. Clinton,
Referencing the daily briefing of Sept. 2nd:
First, as a U.S. citizen I want to commend Ian Kelly for the way he came charging into this briefing with candor up front and forthrightly addressing what I can only describe as an abysmal dereliction of duty, and grave endangerment to not only embassy security, but to the overall mission we as a nation are embarked upon in Afghanistan.
Ian's comments on the level of security did not address the parameter I am most concerned with as a potential Foreign Service Officer candidate. No fault of Ian's , he was having a really challenging day at the podium, and doing his best to address the questions put to him. And a fine job he did, to be sure.
Yes, technicly no post was left unmanned, filled by embassy staff when the contractor could not fulfill their contractual obligations due to lack of manpower. I can accept that oversight was present, but in a tight knit community like an Embassy, yes indeed folks should have known what was going on.
What we have here is as bad as Abu Graib.
Wait for it. Within a few days, the Taliban or al-quaida will come out with a statement explaining why abu graib happened was simply because Americans in general are sado- masochistic perverts that torture each other for grins and giggles and they'll use the POGO photo's as their proof.
If it shocks us, what do you think it will do to shock the average Afghan who would otherwise see us as friends when he feels compelled to hide his women and children?
Loss of trust among the Afghan people for our moral dicipline feeds the Taliban's propoganda machine and creates conditions that deteriorate security in general, for everyone. Lives put at risk by terminal stupidity.
If it was left up to me to solve this problem, I'd do the following:
I'd have every employee of the contractor on a plane out of Afghanistan no later than Fri. this week. having called General McCrystal and informing him I needed 500 extra Marines at Embassy Kabul ASAP to fill the posts vacated and to prepare for riots.
( if I were acting Ambassador)
I'd do this in anticipation of President Karzai's imminent phone call informing me that these idiots were persona non grata in his country. So I could tell him it was already done because we won't tolorate this anymore than the average Afghan would.
That's for starters. Assuming the action taken would mitigate long term damage to U.S. reputation in the eyes of the Afghan people, and I'd just avoided a riot on my doorstep and kept the peace, I'd then get my staff back to work and let the investigative process do it's thing without too much interferance in the critical functioning of the embassy at such a critical time. Like we all really need this distraction to ongoing efforts. There's a job to do, and if this detracts from that, the damage is only compounded.
I can only think that this issue will be the undoing of outsourcing our Embassy security to private firms via the quadrenial review process, which I have all ways felt was inherantly risky from one single security standpoint.
It is my understanding that no foreign national may carry a weapon on U.S. soil unless that foreign national has joined the ranks of the U.S. military and taken the oath.
Instead, we have allowed private firms to vette foreign nationals to carry weapons on the soverieign U.S. territory of U.S. Embassies in many countries. I don't trust Wackenhut or it's subsidiaries to do that job any more effectively than Bozo the Clown, based upon Wackenht's record here in New Mexico running our state's privatized prison system.
This is where the real security breach lies:
If I were a terrorist, I'd do everything I could to get hired by a private security contractor, and eventually I'd get in to an embassy, be armed, and lay waste to the unsuspecting.
As I see the situation currently, it is only a matter of time before something like that happens.
Forunately, I'm not a terrorist, I only think like one, as a process of "red team thinking" on behalf of creating a stronger, more effective "blue team", and saving lives.
Madam Secretary, I believe it is possible if you, the President and Sec. Gates put your heads together, to come up with 30,000 U.S. troops to replace every private security contractor employee now manning posts at US embassies, and I don't care if you'all have to create a shortage of potatoe peelers in mess halls to do it, or strip marching bands of every musician. This situation is flat unacceptable to this U.S. citizen, and I'm probably expressing the disgust shared by millions of us, not just that which I share with Ian.
How this gets handled will have great impact on Congress' willingness to entertain your budget requests, so I hope you'll consider what I've had to say here, most seriously.
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- Meet the new boss, same as the old boss. That "effort" and performance could have been culled from archived tapes of any of the former regimes. If you ripped the names off the players' jerseys and blurred their faces, I swear you wouldn't have been able to if the game was from the Palmer, Butchum, RAC, Mangini, or Heckert / Holgren / Schurmur era. All the old favorites were there – terrible o-line play, a horrendous game plan, the two yard pass into the flats, a QB with happy feet, terrible in-game coaching, getting gashed by big plays on d, the 4 yd crossing route, shitty weather, no pressure on the opposing QB, poor tackling… At least Mangini had us halfway competitive in games.
- I'm starting to have serious reservations about Schurmur. I felt his game plan was terrible. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand that, as a defense, all you have to do is stack the box and protect against the run. That sort of D also stops whatever semblance of a passing game we have, since rarely do we air it out beyond 7 yds.
- Minor issue is the grand scheme of things, but I felt Schurmur should have challenged the 4th down play with Armond Smith. It was right before the half, and we still had 3 TOs. I felt it was worth challenging the spot. I was watching the game at a bar, so I couldn't really tell if he made it…so maybe I'm wrong.
- Speaking of that play…Hey Pat…when you put a guy in who gets like one play a game, the opposing D might have an inkling that he may be involved. Horrible call. The end around, reverse, Cribbs pass thingy was another head scratcher.
- McCoy was a bit more accurate than last week, but jury is still way out on his future. I'm starting to think he's a very good backup or a starter on a veteran laden team with a solid running game and a strong D. That ain't us. My biggest gripe with Colt right now is that he rarely hits a guy in stride. A hallmark of the WCO is passing to receivers in space and allowing for YAC. His playing darts right now…he's not getting the ball to our receivers where they can make something happen.
- A big step back for the defense. The big play killed us. No pressure on Hasselbeck. Sheard was invisible. LBs were a liability (even the defensive player of the month!!!). Adams, Brown and Ward were burnt on a few plays. The only guy that stuck out positively was Haden.


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bbp c0mpl3x,A few years ago, I received an ingredients list from Papa John's from a woman at the PJ headquarters in Kentucky, whose name and email address I had found at a vegan website. The PJ nutrition data can be found at the PJ website.The Dustinator ingredients list you provided represents a standard malted flour with the standard vitamin-B/iron enrichment package. What is interesting is that semolina flour is not specifically listed, as it is in the information I received from PJs. Semolina is a wheat flour so it is possible that they buried it in "wheat flour". Semolina flour is a yellow flour so it would show up in the Dustinator blend. If the current blend does not include semolina, it should look more on the white or off-white side, just like any regular flour. I don't know if it is true but I have read that the soybean oil in the Dustinator blend is to keep the flour from going airborne too much and messing up the air conditioning system. Peter
if you are interested i can (without repercussion) obtain dustinator for your purposes.
pete is this the info you have?
bbp c0mpl3x,The document I have, which I printed out in June, 2008, is similar to yours but it also has several differences. My version appears to be a version that was annotated specifically to meet the needs of vegans and others who are interested in nutrition, etc. One of the major changes that I noted between your document and mine is that the description for the Pizza Sauce in your document does not say that that the tomatoes are "Vine-ripened fresh tomatoes", as my document says. That difference rang a bell and sent me back to the thread where I attempted to reverse-engineer and clone the PJ pizza sauce, at http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,6633.msg56931.html#msg56931. As I drilled down into that thread, I found the same description of the pizza sauce that is in your document, at Reply 13 at http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,6633.msg57765.html#msg57765. I believe that your document dates back to 2003 or thereabouts and appears to contain the same or similar listing of PJ ingredients as given at http://www.vegfamily.com/forums/showthread.php?t=503&page=2, under a post of the member Molly.Peter
second note, next time you order a PJ pizza ask that the crust not be docked, if you like the puffy independent shop style. there is a few customers who ask for their pizzas not docked
also i noticed the 'pizza dipping sauce' lists it as tomatoes. when it's package labeled as tomato paste on the portion cups. who knows
Even though the Expanded Pizza Dough Calculator doesn't have fields for ascorbic acid and sunflower oil, I instead used the input fields of olive oil and baking soda for the percentage calculation (I assumed every input field had the same basic percentage calculation).
This is a lot of useful information, but where is the actual recipe for your clone? Should I go back to your original reverse engineering thread? Also, have you tried to make the sauce they used when they were still selling the pan pizza. I found that sauce and pizza much better than their other offerings and have gone to PJ much less since they stop selling it


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Have you ever skipped the stretch and fold that you mentioned and, if so, what results did you get? You also did the long bulk fermentation and a short fermentation for the divided dough balls. Marco's recommendation is for at least 12 hours in bulk and 3-4 more hours for the divided dough balls. I believe that was tailored to the use of a natural starter but would most likely also apply to a fresh yeast application (about 0.15% fresh yeast in the recipe referenced earlier).


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