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Debates of June 15th, 2011
House of Commons Hansard #9 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was jobs.
- Question Period
- Infrastructure
- The Environment
- York Centre
- Infrastructure
- Royal Canadian Legion Branch 459
- Health
- Honours
- The Environment
- Saint-Lambert
- The Economy
- Young Canadians
- Economic Action Plan
- David Colman
- Trade and Tourism
- Jordan Fram and Jason Chenier
- New Democratic Party of Canada
- Employment
- Canada Post Corporation
- Air Canada
- Foreign Affairs
- Auditor General's Report
- Labour Relations
- Poverty
- Government Spending
- G8 Summit
- G20 Summit
- Border Infrastructure Fund
- Search and Rescue
- Veterans
- Foreign Investment
- Justice
- Syria
- Transportation
- Employment
- Canadian Wheat Board
- Health
- Budget Implementation Legislation
- Foreign Affairs
- Seniors
- Pulp and Paper Industry
- Labour Relations
- Points of Order
- Afghanistan
- Transportation
- Interparliamentary Delegations
- Committees of the House
- Maple Leaf and Tulip Day Act
- Canadian Forces Superannuation Act
- Former Canadian Forces Members Act
- Criminal Code
- Canada Health Act
- National Strategy for Autism Spectrum Disorders Act
- National Brain Health Education and Awareness Month Act
- National Strategy for Sickle Cell Disease and Thalassemic Disorders Act
- Military and Veteran Families Week Act
- Employment Insurance Act
- Climate Change Accountability Act
- Fisheries Act
- Electoral Boundaries Readjustment Act
- National Strategy for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Act
- Supporting Vulnerable Seniors and Strengthening Canada's Economy Act
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Supporting Vulnerable Seniors and Strengthening Canada's Economy Act
Jordan Fram and Jason Chenier
Statements By Members
2:20 p.m.
Claude Gravelle Nickel Belt, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to pay tribute to two miners who lost their lives last week in an accident at the Stobie Mine in Sudbury. Jordan Fram, age 26, was a 6-year veteran of the mines and 35-year-old Jason Chenier had 11 years of experience when they perished on June 8 while working 3,000 feet underground.
This devastating loss has saddened the entire community and resulted in nine stop-work orders issued against Vale by the Ontario Ministry of Labour, due in part to worrisome levels of water in the mine. This tragedy is a stark reminder that mining remains a dangerous profession and that we must learn from this tragedy to ensure it does not happen again. These men's lives were cut short, leaving behind grieving families, colleagues and communities in a desperate search for answers.
On behalf of all members of the House, I extend my heartfelt sympathies to their loved ones and colleagues. May they rest in peace.
New Democratic Party of Canada
Statements By Members
2:20 p.m.
David Wilks Kootenay—Columbia, BC
Mr. Speaker, the NDP of the radical hard left do not know the first thing about governing. Ask a British Columbian or Ontarian who had to put up with its members in power.
While Canadians remain concerned about jobs and the economy, the NDP is having a gut-wrenching debate about whether or not it should remain committed to its reckless, hard left, high tax, socialist principles.
The NDP radical left remains committed to pro-drug policies and anti-trade policies. The NDP opposes Canada's leadership as a clean energy superpower. It even questions its commitment to federalism, with calls to repeal the Clarity Act.
The NDP proposed child care from birth to age 12, a 45-day work year and a 50% hike in the pension plan, policies that would cost billions.
The radical hard left NDPers should stop and think about the real priorities of Canadians: jobs and the economy.
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Jack Layton Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, the economy and job creation depend on four key factors: consumption, exports, investment and the government. Canadian household debt is far too high. Canadians are at a breaking point. Exports are declining. Corporations are no longer reinvesting because the tax cuts they are getting from the Conservatives are nothing but bonuses for senior management. The ball is in the government's court.
When will there be a real strategy for growth and job creation for our workers and our Canadians?
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Stephen Harper Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, Canada has the best job creation record in the industrialized world. We are currently seeing a private sector-led recovery. Obviously, the budget passed by this Parliament will help us continue this recovery.
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Jack Layton Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, the facts run counter to what the Prime Minister is saying.
Since the Conservatives came to power, the fact is we have lost hundreds of thousands of good paying manufacturing jobs. The latest data from Statistics Canada today confirms that the bleeding continues. Manufacturing, in particular, and the auto and aerospace industries are losing thousands of jobs.
When are we going to realize that the policies are creating low wage part-time jobs and killing the balanced economy that we have been building in our country since the Second World War?
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Stephen Harper Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, the Canadian economy has created over 550,000 jobs since the recession. Those jobs have been focused in the private sector and on high paying jobs. Those are the facts. Obviously we would like to see more and that is why we passed the budget.
The leader of the NDP said earlier that we could not create jobs through consumption, or investment or through exports, that we had to do it through government. On this side, we are aiming to have a private sector-led recovery.
Oral Questions
2:25 p.m.
Jack Layton Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, the government does not have a plan to create jobs then. That is quite clear. Its only strategy is to prevent working people from the right to bargain. Labour disputes should be dealt with fairly at the bargaining table.
First, the government threatens back to work legislation mere hours after Air Canada workers used their legitimate right to strike. Then it turns around, takes a government corporation and locks out its own workers, preventing Canadians from getting their mail.
Does the Prime Minister consider that this could in any way be interpreted as fair bargaining practice?
Oral Questions
2:25 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Stephen Harper Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, the two parties in both the Air Canada dispute and the Canada Post dispute have thus far been unable to reach a settlement. Due to their inability to reach a settlement, they are threatening greater damage on other parties in the Canadian economy. That is not acceptable to the government.
This government will act to ensure that the Canadian economy and the wider interests of the Canadian public are protected.
Canada Post Corporation
Oral Questions
2:25 p.m.
Yvon Godin Acadie—Bathurst, NB
Mr. Speaker, Canada Post suddenly locked out all postal workers late last night. Is this bargaining in good faith?
The lockout is unnecessary. The union offered to suspend its strikes and work under the old contract during negotiations.
What is the minister doing to ensure Canada Post negotiates fairly? Is she fine with Canada Post manufacturing a crisis so the government can step in with back-to-work legislation?
Canada Post Corporation
Oral Questions
2:25 p.m.
Lisa Raitt Minister of Labour
Mr. Speaker, as the Prime Minister has just indicated, in this case, Canada Post and the union have been unable to reach a negotiated settlement, which is a great disappointment for us because of the effect it has on Canadians and on the Canadian economy.
As a result, tonight we will be putting on notice legislation to restore mail delivery service for Canadians.
Air Canada
Oral Questions
2:25 p.m.
Yvon Godin Acadie—Bathurst, NB
Mr. Speaker, with respect to Air Canada, the Minister of Labour keeps saying that special legislation is necessary because the Air Canada strike could hinder our economic recovery. She seems to forget that the workers affected by this dispute are also consumers who keep the economy rolling.
Does the Minister of Labour realize that vulnerable workers and people who lose their pensions are not going to help our country's economic recovery?
Air Canada
Oral Questions
2:25 p.m.
Lisa Raitt Minister of Labour
Mr. Speaker, we have two parties at the table who have been trying to negotiate a collective agreement for a very long period of time. They are unable to reach said agreement by themselves, even though they have had ample opportunity to do so, and much support from this government and Labour Canada in terms of reaching an agreement.
Therefore, on behalf of Canadians in general and because we have a strong mandate on this economy to make sure it recovers, we have acted.
Foreign Affairs
Oral Questions
2:25 p.m.
Bob Rae Toronto Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, I have just learned that the Minister of Finance has just given a speech in New York City where, in the middle of a major political debate in the United States, the minister has chosen to side with the Republican fiscal hawks in the United States Congress.
I would like to ask the Prime Minister, since when does the Government of Canada interfere in the domestic political issues in the United States, and since when does his government become a branch plant of the Republican tea party in the United States?
Foreign Affairs
Oral Questions
2:25 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Stephen Harper Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, I do not know what the leader of the Liberal Party is talking about, but I can tell him this. Throughout the global recession and recovery, the leaders of the G20 have been working together to address the global economic situation.
What we do in each of our own countries in this global economy affects us all, and obviously we are working together to ensure a strong global recovery.
Auditor General's Report
Oral Questions
2:25 p.m.
Bob Rae Toronto Centre, ON
Speaking of double standards, Mr. Speaker, we now have another one.
The Prime Minister is constantly saying that those of us who quote the Auditor General are not telling the truth. So let me simply quote the Auditor General very directly with respect to the activities of the President of the Treasury Board and ask him one simple question.
The interim Auditor General said that he found what the government did unusual and troubling. I would like to ask the Prime Minister, is the Auditor General telling the truth when he says those words?


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Cubs Game Delayed [UPDATE]
Officially in a delay, no estimated start time. Raining hard now, looks lighter later, but pretty wet all night. Hopefully they squeeze it in.
[UPDATE] First pitch scheduled for 8:00PM, roughly.
[UPDATE] Tarp back on the field after pitchers warmed up. Not good.
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Meeting is opportunity
A meeting of the Chadwick Bay Regional Development Corp. is an opportunity for members of the group – our area leaders – to expedite consolidation talks.
At 5:30 p.m. Thursday in the city of Dunkirk Mayor's conference room on the second floor of City Hall, a number of mayors from villages, supervisors from towns and municipal trustees will gather. Though a majority of the discussion is expected to center on the important regional water initiative, recent economic events have forced these leaders to take quick action.
On Jan. 3, Ralcorp officials announced that the Dunkirk Carriage House facility would be downsized and the Petri Baking facility would be shut down by the first week in April. Already, however, a number of layoff notices have gone out.
Though Ralcorp blames the layoffs on its recent sale to ConAgra, high Western New York taxes and fees are a part of the equation that led to the decision to eliminate 375 jobs in our region.
This is no small hit – and area representatives in Dunkirk, Fredonia and Silver Creek have already squirmed enough in the last 10 days.
Continuing to put forth separate budgets, run separate governments and employees is no longer efficient and cost-effective.
How many of these laid off workers and their families are going to relocate? Many, we know, will not have discretionary income.
Municipalities – and even school districts – must be part of the solution to this major economic crisis. If future consolidation plans are not discussed with plans for the water district, we will advocate for the end of Chadwick Bay.
Leaders must represent the region's best interest. Continuing to make cowardly excuses of each individual government's importance to its residents represents a failure to be honest with constituents.
If those entities were that important, the population numbers for this area would be increasing, not declining.


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Expressionist Abstractions: Bay Area Modernism Then and Now in Art and Music
In honor of Richard Diebenkorn and his bold artistic independence, integrity, and exploration, composer and bass player Matt Small leads the Crushing Spiral Ensemble in Wilsey Court. The band features the Bay Area's best multigenre players performing works from the vast repertoire of Small's original compositions, which blend modern jazz and contemporary classical aesthetics. Small is one of the groundbreaking voices contributing to the vibrant local new music scene today, keeping modernism alive and well in the Bay Area.
The performance is sponsored in part by the Zellerbach Family Foundation. Matt Small is a member of Intersection for the Arts' Incubator Program.


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After months of existence of Intel Core i7 central processing units and Intel X58 platform and mainboards Intel Corp. and Nvidia Corp. have finally decided to sign a licensing agreement that allows Intel to enable Nvidia's SLI multi-GPU rendering technology on its own DX58SO motherboard widely known as "Smackover".
"The addition of Nvidia SLI technology to the Intel DX58SO motherboard has been a welcome addition. The pairing of our new Core i7 processors on our Extreme Series motherboard and Nvidia GeForce graphics has resulted in some of the world's fastest consumer gaming PC platforms. For playing any of today's hottest PC titles, this is one awesome combination that our customers have been asking for," said Clem Russo, vice president and general manager of channel desktop platform group at Intel.
Since Nvidia does not have a license to create chipsets compatible with Intel Core i7 processors and was unable to deliver its own core-logic to support SLI, the firm decided to license its technology for rumoured $5 per mainboard unit or sell a special nForce 200 hub to mainboard makers. Previously Intel has neither used a hub nor paid Nvidia for certification.
Leading mainboard makers, such as Asustek Computer, Gigabyte Technology, MicroStar International and others have already enabled technology that allows numerous graphics chips to render one image at higher rater compared to one processor.
It should be pointed out that there are virtually no technical obstacles from running multiple graphics chips on various platforms provided that those platforms have necessary amount of compatible PCI Express slots and necessary amount of PCIe controllers. For instance 4-way, 3-way and 2-way ATI CrossFire GPU configurations work fine on the vast majority of platforms.
It is necessary to note that SLI technology is not a part of a cross-licensing agreement between Intel and Nvidia. If the SLI pact was signed on condition of royalty payments to Nvidia, then eventually certain other deals between the two companies may not be that favourable for the graphics chip designer.
For all the makers of premium-class computer components, including high-end central processing units and expensive graphics processing units, it is important to ensure that their products are compatible in order to enable maximum amount of PC configurations that appeal to the end-user. Since there are customers wishing "all-Intel" platform that includes Intel CPU, Intel chipset and Intel mainboard, but a number of Nvidia GeForce graphics cards, the agreement seems to be important.
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Here's how RW members rated this race (1044 votes).
In short: End of London's reign as premier UK MarathonIn full: Superb event - very good quick course, curiously always felt level or downhill. Great support, very good water/food stations, easy access, great finish. London has some serious competition!Date of review: November 4, 2012
In short: A great race with characterIn full: A great location and a well organised race. An interesting course with charcter (city, country, riverside & race course start & finish). Good value - iso & bottled water, LS tech top, great goody bag, great facilities and very well organised especially the marshalls. Many thanks to all.Date of review: October 26, 2012
In short: Excellent RaceIn full: I really can't fault this race. If you are looking for a marathon to beat your PB, with reasonable support and pleasant scenery, you'd struggle to beat this. Definitely in my top 3 road marathons with Amsterdam and MK.Date of review: October 26, 2012
Date of review: October 25, 2012
In short: Fabulous, friendly, fun raceDate of review: October 22, 2012
In short: Excellent road marathon, excellent organisation, excellent course, well worth doingDate of review: October 18, 2012
In short: Fantastic event, highly recommended!Date of review: October 16, 2012
In short: Excellent organisation great support throughout and good courseIn full: Excellent organisation with attention to detail that removes unnecessary pre-race stress. Great support throughout from the volunteers and villages. Yes there was the occasional hill but there were also good long stretches to get into a rhythm which helps. I would recommend it to new and seasoned marathon runners alike.Date of review: October 15, 2012
In short: Fantastic well organised.I ran the race with a big smile on my face and when we came to a village and the crowds made every runner feel special.Date of review: October 15, 2012
In short: Excellent race with encouragement and smiling faces throughout.In full: A well thought out race from start to finish. Great support along the way and welcome encouragement from enthusiastic marshals. Excellent event with a cheeky little hill at mile 24.Date of review: October 15, 2012
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>Runner's World - My Event Ratings>
In short: this is as good as it getsIn full: Everything is right about this event but what really makes it stand out is the sheer effort put in by all involved into making it a positive experience for the runners. I'll be back.Date of review: December 8, 2014
In short: Lovely race, well worth putting in your diaryIn full: Small field but a very scenic race in a beautiful, little visited valley. All abilities, not at all elitey. Lovely friendly marshals gave it all a great atmosphere.Date of review: March 17, 2013
In short: Simply the bestIn full: It's all been said already but this race is second to none. Many thanks to all involved (the marshals were superb) As young Mr Grace would have said "you've all done very well".Date of review: December 10, 2012
In short: Very, very good for a first time raceIn full: OK, a few strange crossovers for front and back runners but otherwise fabulous organisation. Registration, parking, baggage and those poor marshals standing out in the cold rain for hours - all first class. No, it's not too scenic but even in that dreadful weather there was a great atmosphere.Date of review: October 29, 2012
In short: Perfect, little low key eventIn full: It was a great shame that the first running of this event was on such a terrible day for weather. I'm sure it stopped a lot of people from turning up but even with only 170 runners there was a great atmosphere. The run has a nice mixture of town and country and enough hills to make it interesting without being particularly challenging. The real heroes of the day? the marshals, well done to them all. This race certainly goes on my regular list.Date of review: May 2, 2012
In short: Very friendlyIn full: Icey conditions made things a bit tricky and the route is not too scenic but a great atmosphere. The best t-shirt I've ever seen at an event and first class organisation. Thanks to all marshals and helpers, who must have been freezing but managed to stay cheerful and positive throughout.Date of review: December 13, 2010
In short: Good, fast, flat courseIn full: Beautiful morning for running but the marshals must have been freezing, many thanks to them.Date of review: November 24, 2010
In short: Superb, fast, low key race.In full: My local race so it's easy to get to. The combination of small field and flat country lanes gave me a PB for the second, succesive year. Add to this the great marshaling and very genorous goody bag and you have one of my favourite races.Date of review: August 30, 2010
In short: A perfect day out.In full: I became very aprehensive about this as the heat was oppressive at the start. It was warm and it was tough but much of the run is in the shade of trees and when we emerged on the moorland there was some cooling breeze.A really beautiful run (makes you want to come back with a picnic), well organised and with a terrific fete for the rest of the family.Date of review: June 6, 2010
In short: As usual, a great atmosphereIn full: After last year, I had been praying for cooler weather. Standing in Pall Mall with that freezing North wind whistling around I wasn't so sure.Once on the move the conditions were fine and it was a relief to get out of the clammy confines of the tunnel. This was my third go at this event and managed my best time so very happy.The finish area was very congested and would be improved by the introduction of some funneling. All handouts could be given while walking through the funnels and this would prevent anyone from claiming more than they were due (I can't believe some people would stoop so low as to deprive slower runners to satisfy their greedy selfishness but apparently it happened).Huge thanks to Alan and all of his helpers and marshals. It was a great day - see you next year.Date of review: June 1, 2010
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Eagle Update: Time to take stock, give thanks
It is the time of year to take stock of our surroundings and be thankful for all that we have. I know that I am very thankful for the dedicated staff, committed parents and supportive com-
munity members. It takes all of us working together to make education a priority for our students.
One of our district goals is to build internal and external communications to establish stronger community relationships. We are making a concerted effort to meet and work with different community and business partners. On Dec. 5 we met with the New Ulm City Council to begin looking at areas we could work together on. We will keep working together to find efficiencies and opportunities that are beneficial to our community.
We invited local industry representatives to a meeting at the high school to collaborate on what our programs should look like, what students should have for skills and what we can do to work together. On Dec. 9, 20 representatives met with our high school principal, counselor, a teacher and myself. It was a good discussion and opportunity for our staff to learn about employer concerns, trends and provide a direction for our programs. Our next step is to set up meetings with other businesses and companies who represent our Agriculture, Family and Consumer Science and Business programs. Working together we can provide our students with current and relevant information about jobs and careers in the region.
We held our first of four facility task force meetings this month. Over 30 community members came to learn about District 88's current facility arrangement, program needs and recommended space utilization. After the orientation, the group was able to spend time brainstorming ideas for the district and community. Our next steps are to consolidate recommendations, work on prioritizing needs and finding ways to meet community and school needs.
My thanks to everyone who has helped us to review our programs, discuss facilities and look at joint school and community opportunities. We are all working for the same purpose; making New Ulm a regional leader and a great place to work and live.
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Logitech Wireless Mouse M325
Based on the contoured shape of the Logitech Wireless Mouse M305, the M325 features a precision scroll wheel with up to four times as many ratchets as a standard scroll wheel for smoother scrolling. When tilted to the right or left, the precision scroll wheel allows for moving backward or forward from one webpage to another.
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ASSISTANT PROFESSOR DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH BALL STATE UNIVERSITY MUNCIE, INDIANA Second Language Acquisition/TESOL. Tenure-track Assistant Professor of English, available August 16, 2002. Responsibilities: teach and develop undergraduate and graduate courses in Second Language Acquisition/TESOL for MATESOL/Linguistics and doctoral Applied Linguistics students; teach undergraduate linguistics/TESOL courses for English majors and Linguistics/ESL minors; direct graduate student research. Minimum qualifications: earned doctorate in TESOL, second language acquisition, applied linguistics, linguistics, or related area by August 15, 2002; record of effective teaching; record of publications or presentations in primary area(s) of scholarship. Send letter of application, curriculum vitae, transcripts, samples of research, and three letters of recommendation to: Linguistics Search Committee, Department of English, Ball State University, Muncie, IN 47306. Review of applications will begin November 20, 2001, and will continue until the position is filled. (http://www.bsu.edu) Ball State University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer and is strongly and actively committed to diversity within its community.Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue


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Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer
Dr. Bill Hogue has been Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer for the University of South Carolina System since 2000. He is responsible for the development of IT strategy, policy and practice, and distance education infrastructure support, for approximate fifty-six thousand USC students, faculty, and staff. The division provides strategic leadership and operational support for the University in information technology, instructional services, e-learning services and enterprise research cyberinfrastructure. The mission of the Division of IT is to support teaching, research, and service missions of the University.
Dr. Hogue represents USC in regional and national forums such as EDUCAUSE, Southeastern University Research Association (SURA), and Health Sciences South Carolina (HSSC). He regularly publishes and delivers presentations on information technology issues and is a frequent guest lecturer in the classroom. He was elected to the EDUCAUSE Board of Directors for a four-year term in 2013. EDUCAUSE also recognized him in 2013 with its first Community Leadership Award.
Dr. Hogue began his IT career as an evening shift computer operator at USC in 1979. Prior to returning to South Carolina to assume his current role, he held IT leadership positions at Vanderbilt University, the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and the UW System, and MIT. He holds undergraduate and master's degrees from the University of South Carolina and a doctorate from Harvard University.
Watch Dr. Hogue's presentation given at the EDUCAUSE 2013 conference titled "Close Encounters of the Fourth Kind: Laying Bare the Questions"
Watch Dr. Hogue's interview with Trevor Henderson from Cal Poly Pomona at the EDUCAUSE Conference 2013 here


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The Best Fitness® Sportsman 20 Home Gym packs a full-body workout into a compact design. Padded pressing arms follow the natural arc of a free weight bench press and pectoral dumbbell fly. It features nylon coated cables and fiberglass pulleys. Includes a high pulley with wide grip lat bar and low pulley with narrow grip low row bar.
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- 150 lb weight stack
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don, beautiful pie!!! what pepperoni, and sauce did you use? the difference in bromated and non is not minor. that bromate gives the dough some major oomph and crispness.scott123 knows ny pie.
Invention is the beating heart of the modern world, the soul of progress, as it were, and if enzyme based products prove a suitable, efficacious, and cost effective replacement for bromate and other dough additives, more power to the innovators. But this article appears at bakingbusiness.com, a site for commercial operators. What of the amateur home baker? Right now enzymes are the purview of commercial and industrial food production, and perhaps of the serious hobbyist. Are these enzyme based products now available at PennMac, ready to be shipped to your front door? Will Peter Reinhart include a breathless chapter on enzymes in his next $35.00 lavishly illustrated tome?
Pappy,If Tom Lehmann is correct about his analysis of the Domino's dough, at http://thinktank.pmq.com/viewtopic.php?p=72903#p72903, then it looks like Domino's is already using an oxidative maltogenic enzyme as a substitute for potassium bromate.Peter
My question is, why haven't there been any studies done where they do chemical analysis of actual baked goods to determine how much KBrO3 is actually still present after baking?
He, and they, won't, of course, because it's politically incorrect to do so, because many of them are on KA's payroll, and because baker-friendly, easy to use bromated flours obviate the need for all those little tricks that sell books and fill airtime.
Money. Does anyone stand to make money by conducting such studies? Scientists aren't gonna do it just for fun or even to learn something. They'll only do it if they get paid. And the people paying them will only do it if they get paid even more.
Here in Mexico bromated flour is banned so Azodicarbonamide is used in just about every flour brand I've used or looked at expect for cake flours, finely ground low protein flours. I've wondered why it's not more widely used North of me.Don
My question is, why haven't there been any studies done where they do chemical analysis of actual baked goods to determine how much KBrO3 is actually still present after baking? AFAIK, there haven't been any such published studies
Don,There have been such studies. I recall that I found a document that addressed the remnant bromates in bread when I had an exchange with Buddy's, the Detroit pizza operator, and reported on same at Reply 125 at http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,3783.msg81422/topicseen.html#msg81422. When I tried to call up the pdf document referenced in that post, it was unavailable or else I would have to register or maybe even pay to look at relevant documents. However, I went to the Wayback Machine and found the document in their archives at http://web.archive.org/web/20100508190221/http://www.aaccnet.org/cerealchemistry/backissues/1960/chem37_573.pdf. Hopefully, that link will work (you should click on the Impatient link).To Pappy's point, you will be hard pressed to find any cookbook author advocating that its readers use bromated flours. Cookbooks are directed to ordinary people, and publishers won't let authors publish books that call for ingredients that ordinary consumers cannot find at their local supermarkets.Peter


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My issue was accomplishing the same but w/o par bake. The water ratios in the mix are at approx 40% which is where I'm at and that seems to make the best cracker thus far. I have been able to achieve the cracker w/o par bake but only on stone, never a pan for me anyway. In order to make that happen, 40% is it, any less and the dough is too difficult to deal with. Also, I had to change the way sauce is applied. It cannot go directly on the crust (which with par bake you can), instead, thin cheese layer on dough, meats, then sauce applied in "blobs" via a sauce bottle, then veggies. A drastically different way for me to make pizza but the end result was excellent. Go cracker! to bad many places don't make it.


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Mozilla has been more than just a company or a brand to me. It has been more than just a job. It has been my family for over a decade. And I will miss it. But while I may be leaving Mozilla, I don't think I will ever let Mozilla leave me. I will always have a special place for the people, the passion, the technology, and the history that make up the most amazing ride of my life. It has been an honor working with all of you and I want to thank everyone that has taught me, inspired me, and encouraged me along the way. A special thanks to Chris Hofmann for the opportunities you gave me and to Mitchell for her leadership and dedication to Mozilla, and to those of you that have been on this ride with me from the beginning. You know who you are.
My last day will be Thursday, December 15, 2011. Then it's off to new adventures in the world of consumer electronics. For those that are curious, I will be joining TiVo as Product Manager for TiVo Apps & SDK to develop a strategy to bring more 3rd party apps and new experiences to DVRs, TVs, and mobile devices.
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It often goes by the name of creamline or creamtop milk because of the layer of cream on the top. I get mine at Trader Joes. Not all Trader Joes carry the same merchandise from the same source. Bill/SFNM


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I'm A Tea Party Member; What A Despicable Human I Am
To The Reader's Forum:
I am a member of the T.E.A. party, and until a recent letter in this forum did not realize what a despicable human being I am.
I have been to T.E.A.party meetings and even to a couple of rallies in D.C. in past years and I did not hear or see any of the hateful agenda the writer attributed to us expressed by anyone.
I wonder if the writer has ever attended any functions of the T.E.A. party. My guess is no.
I am also classified as a senior citizen, veteran, taxpayer, voter and Christian. Most people would classify me as middle class, I am male, white and straight, just by the way I notice many T.E.A. party members are female and they tend not to talk about their gender and politics.
In my life I have noticed that there is not a difference in the two political parties and both of them only seek to remain in power. I have voted for Democrats and Republicans and have been disappointed by both. I completely believe that it is not the party that makes the candidate, but his or her character that makes the party.
I do not fear or hate people who disagree with me I only have a different point of view and will show them the respect of listening to their point and expect noting less from them.
I would like to extend an invitation to the writer to come join us at a T.E.A. party meeting. We would love to hear his point of view on many of the issues this country faces. In all fairness every meeting I have attended begins with a prayer and the pledge of allegiance.
The writer is correct about one thing – the T.E.A. party has put up some less-than-perfect candidates, and when they did they were defeated. The American voter still is doing an excellent job of looking at candidates. Let us hope we get better at finding people who will go to the cesspool we call the Capitol and do the nation's business.
Do all of you know T.E.A. stands for "Taxed Enough Already," and is in honor of the small group of radical extremists that pitched the tea in Boston Harbor to tell the King of England that his taxes were oppressive. I haven't found a single New Yorker that thinks their taxes should be higher. Their neighbor's taxes – oh yeah.
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Great flour, awful packaging
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This flour makes WONDERFUL breads in bread machines. Better than other unbromated flours that I've tried. The texture of the bread made from this flour is superior. However, this recent batch of flour have some problems with the seals. They tend to break and leak flour. I've had two returns. What a pity and a waste of resources.
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This is my favorite flour for baking artisan sourdough bread.
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I use this flour all the time. It is a basic flour that can be used for all your baking needs and the results are always great.
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Great bread flour for all my baking needs in particular sourdough breads. There is nothing like home baked bread when you know its healthy for you.
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Economist Paul Krugman's vision of Paradise lost is the middle-class suburb where he grew up in the '50s and early '60s, notes a New York Times Magazine profile.
"All the mothers waiting to pick up the fathers at the train station in the evening," he says, remembering. "You were in an area where there were a lot of quiet streets, and it was possible to take bike rides all over Long Island. We used to ride up to Sagamore Hill, the old Teddy Roosevelt estate."
If service workers were unionized, Krugman says, we might return to that broad prosperity.
Jim Manzi, who grew up in a small town a few years later than Krugman, recalls the "almost unbearable sweetness of this kind of American childhood."
The safety and freedom that Krugman describe are rare now even for the wealthiest Americans – by age 9, I would typically leave the house on a Saturday morning on my bike, tell my parents I was "going out to play," and not return until dinner; at age 10, would go down to the ocean to swim with friends without supervision all day; and at age 11 would play flashlight tag across dozens of yards for hours after dark. And the sense of equality was real, too. Some people definitely had bigger houses and more things than others, but our lives were remarkably similar. We all went to the same schools together, played on the same teams together, and watched the same TV shows.
Krugman sees that exceptional moment in time "as primarily the product of policies like unionization, entitlements and high taxes," writes Manzi, who sees it as the product of lucky circumstance.
Megan McArdle, who's younger and grew up in Manhattan, sees something else: In the Good Old Days, mothers are home.
Families only need one car because Mom, who doesn't herself work, is available to drive Dad to work every morning before she heads to the grocery store. And the kids can play unsupervised because, of course, in this neighborhood–in all neighborhoods–there is a network of constantly watching eyes. Meanwhile, the poor people and minorities are somewhere comfortably distant . . .
"The income gains of the 1950s and 1960s were real," she writes. But the suburbs Manzi and Krugman remember were "completely dependent on other forms of inequality: of the ability to move away from social problems, which is harder now; of generations of women whose sole destiny was the kitchen"
Steve Sailer's Pussycat Mother had plenty of time for volunteer work, he responds. Middle-class parents could afford a home on one salary in the idyllic San Fernando Valley. There was no need to pay private-school tuition, no reason for Mom to chauffeur the kids to "high-end after-school resume fillers" so they can get into top colleges. Sailer got into UCLA without all that.
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May I rename this product to Hugo Naturals,Essential MYSTERIOUS, one drop of French Lavender.This is without doubt the most simple(and easy) fragrance I've attempted to describe--yet by far, One of the most mysterious smells of all. Not overpowering at all.The scent is so weak and subtle that even when I stick my face in the mist after spraying I can hardly smell the lavender for a fraction of a second and makes me wonder if i have a nostril problem! OK my nose is probably stuffed or I did something wrong here, it`s got to be my fault so I`ll give myself two nice big sprays directly in my face and enjoy the $2.16 worth of lavender I paid for. Puff puff, the lavender scent detectable only for a fraction second. I wonder if this is some kind of magic. Smell nothing at all within a second. The scent is hardly noticeable.I watch the spray mist gently settle on my carpet and enjoy the the reflecting glitter from it. A very gentle non-aromatic fragrance, that to me seems a lot more simple in composition. It has a very clean smell which is a bit of nothing,which has not too much of any one note. It's a very comfortable, non-offensive fragrance. Luckily, I waited a while and it became a very fresh smell of my own room. Though it is not very original, but an innocent smell. I love the bottle and all the little leaves around the the HUGO logo.
Where's the smell? Not Very strong! Love Lavender though..
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I have changed my review on this one. You will really like it at first, how can you complain about a natural essential mist? Well, once sprayed, the smell disappears so very quickly. If used as a room freshener, you'll get seconds, maybe a couple of minutes out of it. If used on your body, you'll smell it for a few moments and then feel like you sprayed water on yourself. It's a decent quality product but likely doesn't contain enough oil. You can easily make yourself a stronger one using water and adding your own oils. Please visit my profile!
Definitely worth buying!
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This product is great since it contains no chemicals. No doubt the smell is not long lasting, it actually makes me feel better because the only smell that seems to linger forever are chemical perfume and toxics. With that, you can be sure that there is no hidden chemical within. The last thing I want to keep smelling the same thing for the whole day, even if it is nice smelling lavender. If you want the smell to stay longer, it is best used in an enclosed area with little or no wind. I would recommend carrying it along when you travel and use it in the hotel room and on the pillow, bed etc. Since it is only 60ml, you can easily bypas s most airports without problems. Lastly, it is very cheap and works well as a nice gift, without looking like a cheapskate. Check out my pages for more reviews!
Great item!
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I love this stuff, pleasant aroma and very refreshing as a face or body mist in hot summer days. I had a sunburn on my back and spraying this mist every hour prevented me from skin peel.
smells good
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This is a small bottle with lavender water, It does not cost much , but it is of course watered down a lot, I quess it has 2ml lavender and the rest water, so the smell does not last long. I like to spray it on my pillow before sleep, or spray it on my face as a refreshment.
Good product
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good smell,good price.
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smell like mosquito deter
I agree with most of the other 1 star reveiws
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This is a weak product but it is a free product so I can't say I got ripped off. The scent disappeared in seconds. It is very watered down and likely make with cheap oils. My teachers have always said be ware of cheap essential oils. If they are not practitioner grade they will not have any therapeutic effect. If you found this review helpful please visit my home page by clicking on the blue handle name above and read my other value added reviews.
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lovely scent
Handy little bottle and the mist smells wonderful!
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This is nice for spritzing face after cleansing,etc. I like it for that, I am sure there are other uses but have not spent too much time considering possibilities since I just bought it for first time... Love the price... Because it is probably mostly water you can use it to spritz pillows etc. without feeling like you are wallowing in perfume...


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Training Tips from the Leadville Podium - Page 2
Start of the LT100. Photo by Rob Timko / Timko Photography
What advice do you have for first-time Leadville runners?
Dylan: Be prepared for the altitude. Start VERY slow. If you can make it to halfway in good condition, you stand a much better chance of getting to the finish line.
Ashley A: If it weren't for the altitude, Leadville would be a fairly fast course. That makes it easy to get carried away in the first [relatively flat] 13 miles. Be conservative and hold back. No matter where you're from, the altitude can take unpredicted tolls on your body.
Neal: First and foremost, maintain a respectful, healthy fear of the altitude factor, particularly if you live at lower elevations. If not acclimatized, practice running slowly both in training and in the race, particularly early on.
Liza: Get there as early as you can and acclimatize. The course and climbing are straightforward. The altitude is not. Here's an article I wrote for a friend about acclimatizing for lowlanders heading to mountain races this summer.
Duncan: The Leadville 100 is unique for the simple fact that much of the course is runnable. In particular, the first 40 miles are relatively flat, fast and smooth! One of the biggest mistakes I see first-timers make at Leadville is going WAY TOO FAST in those first 40 miles. Take it easy and leave yourself some "juice" for later in the race.
Ashley N: Coming from an altitude of just over 3000 feet (I live in Sisters, Oregon), I found it really helpful to get to Leadville early. Luckily, my husband and I are both teachers, so we have summers free. We spent three weeks camping in Colorado with our one-year-old daughter before the race—family vacation/acclimating time for us!
Nick: If you train hard, the racing will take care of itself. Run conservatively through the first half, get back over Hope Pass and then enjoy some really good running from Twin Lakes all the way to Fish Hatchery.
Tina: Try to allow time to acclimate to the altitude. Take it easy on Hope Pass. Respect the mountain and altitude. Enjoy the beautiful scenery. Have fun with your pacers and crew.
Zeke: Be patient. It may not have the profile that other trail 100s have, but it's deceptively difficult. Rarely, if ever, does anyone negative split at Leadville.
Ryan: If possible, do some training at altitude. Training on the course will really help, as you will know what to expect. Start off conservatively so that you finish strong.
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It has been my experience that very rarely do you get good Cozumel pictures riding in the back seat of a taxi cab. One of the best suggestions I can give you is, instead of taking a cab everywhere, grab your camera, a bottle of water, and some comfortable shoes and set off walking. Then keep your eyes open, take your time, and watch for things that catch your attention. Whether you're walking back to your hotel, to dinner at your favorite restaurant, or just enjoying the warm sun and beautiful scenery, you're bound to find some great subjects for photos. One of my favorite walks is the 2-mile trek from town to the northern hotel zone (farther if you're going to Playa Azul or one of the hotels furthest north). This route provides an amazing selection of photo opportunities, and a sidewalk runs almost the entire distance, providing easy walking.
The long villa wall
As you head north out of town you pass by the divers' statue and a few small public beach areas before coming to a tall, vine-covered wall that encloses a huge villa complex on the west side of the road. This is the home of Mexico's president. The vines have flowers blooming on them and every so often you come upon a beautiful wooden door in the wall. The structure spans a couple blocks and is absolutely beautiful. The military barracks and airstrip are on the east side of the road and provide the possibility of getting a striking shot of military personnel in full uniform or planes landing.
The nautical club
Shortly after the villa wall ends, the nautical club property begins. It starts with an opening off the street to the waterfront, which is marked by a sign. This opening is a wild park-like area that has obviously been let go. Structures are crumbling and plants have grown over much of the area. There is a large open square and walls that are thick with vines. It is a prime spot to get a view of the marina and the waterfront in that area. Plus, there are always big iguanas sunning themselves in the trees and on the walls. One of my favorite landmarks on the island is the unfinished castle/lighthouse. You can see it really well from here.
The nautical property continues north for about another 6 or 7 blocks. You walk along the marina before coming to a huge area of wild, jungle-type growth that is full of trees, plants, iguanas, birds, and butterflies. A waist-high wall runs along the sidewalk, and it's best not to jump over it for a shot since the property is not open to the public. A decent zoom or longer lens works best for this particular section of the walk.
Private villas, condos, and northern hotels
The last leg of the walk is mainly private villas, condos and northern hotels like the Coral Princess. You can get some great flower and architecture shots in this area, as well as some ocean views and beach scenes. Plus, it's a great opportunity to check out that hotel you've been wanting to stay at. Most hotels are happy to give you a tour and invite you to have a snack or drink at their restaurant. You just need to explain that you're interested in staying there.
If you're not staying at a northern hotel, you can be really ambitious and walk back to town when you have walked as far north as you wish to go, or you can easily catch a cab. It will cost you $3 or $4 to downtown.
This walk takes me about 1½ hours one-way, but I'm chubby and I like to take my time looking at everything. Morning is really the best time to take this jaunt because it's cooler and the sun shines to the west, which is where you'll be shooting most of the time. There are also one or two mom & pop roadside snack stands along the way if you need to get another water. I hope you'll give this trek a try on your next trip to Cozumel.
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Romance, adventure, good food, hot dancing, and once-in-a-lifetime experiences on the island of Cozumel!
Spicy Travels 1 - The Iguana Adventure
He's little, he's cute, he doesn't bite me, and he eats mosquitoes and other bugs. I'm on a Caribbean island with no worries. Let it go. It is all part of the adventure - but what an experience!
Spicy Travels 2 - Moonlight Dance Adventure
These are the times in your life where you have to tell yourself that times like these seldom come along in life and you can't let them slip by because you're embarrassed or nervous or afraid.
Spicy Travels 3 - Language Learning Adventure
My adventure reminded me that there is common ground when it comes to language on Cozumel, with both tourists and locals wanting to learn how to better communicate.
Spicy Travels 4 - Barracuda Adventure
Suddenly I saw a large shadow move across the ocean floor and I looked over expecting to see another snorkeler swimming alongside.
Travel Tip 1 - Cozumel is a State of Mind
There's something about a Caribbean island that is just fundamentally different from the rest of the world. This definitely true of Cozumel!
Travel Tip 2 - Always Bring Music
I've learned through my travels that music can set the tone and enhance the enjoyment of almost any activity on the island.
Travel Tip 3 - Learn Spanish
Although many people on the island speak English quite well, there have been numerous instances where I was glad to know some Spanish.
Travel Tip 4 Explore Cozumels Underwater World
Dont let fear of the unknown keep you from experiencing Cozumel's beautiful underwater world. This truly is one of the most unforgettable aspects of the island and there is more than one way to experience this!
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The endless supply of subjects, the beautiful lighting, and constant activity make photograhing Cozumel basically effortless
Photo Tips 1 - Cozumel Sunsets
Cozumel has some of the most beautiful sunsets to be found on earth. Here are some tips on capturing them!
Photo Tips 2 - Hit the Tourist Spots
Don't avoid the tourist spots completely because they provide some good photo opportunities as well as fun activities - all in one location!
Photo Tips 4 - San Miguel & the West Coast
Taking pictures in town can be a bit of a challenge because there is usually so much activity. But thats what makes it so interesting!
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Genuine_Indian_Guru wrote:I didn't notice any mention of "Helter Skelter"...I love his playing on that.
I recall someone has stated that in this recording Paul played guitar and George took over the bass. I wish I could remember where I've got such info. BTW John played guitar and trumpet (!), with Mal Evans also playing a wind instrument (saxophone perhaps).


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Hi there, Today I created a file switcher that might be of use the envato community. Basically it removes the preview frame automatically. Then replaces it with a custom item switcher.
For a demo view one of my items (i cant post links here sorry).
Here is the source code: http://labs.burntfeathers.com/themeselector/themeselector.zip
Installation (Very Easy)
1. Firstly unzip and place the folder on your server. Place it in a directory like this: http://themes.yoursite.com/ – Though make sure its a new directory with nothing else in so you can use the root of the folder as the url.
2. Open index.php and you will see a php array called $theme_array. You dont have to know php. For every item you create a new array like below:
$theme_array = array ( array ("id" => "adventure", "url" => "http://labs.burntfeathers.com/adventure", "themeforest" => "http://themeforest.net/item/adventure-a-unique-photography-wordpress-theme/155571" ), array ("id" => "attique", "url" => "http://labs.burntfeathers.com/attique", "themeforest" => "http://themeforest.net/item/attique-a-stylish-multi-purpose-wordpress-theme/168724" ) );
3. In your item settings (Click Edit on your item page) set the preview url to this:
So if you defined the theme in the php array $themearray as "adventure" then replace yourthemename above with adventure.
4. Thats it, easy peasy
One more thing this is open source so you can change the logo, marry it or whatever. No attribution required.
Hope you find this useful.
Thanks for this. I'll probably be using it.
I don't get it can you post a screenshot? I looked at your items but what is the difference?
Firsh said
I don't get it can you post a screenshot? I looked at your items but what is the difference?
What browser?
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Firsh saidWhat browser?
I don't get it can you post a screenshot? I looked at your items but what is the difference?
FF 3 .0.16 I know I know. Gonna check it with my chrome then. OK I see it on a TF item of yours. But can it be used so that there is no frame because of the deeplinking of flash templates? That's the main reason people don't like the frame at all. Anyway, nice solution.
Thx for reporting ive fixed the firefox error and updated the download.
This is awesome Phoenix and thanks for sharing it! I don't think I'll be using it myself but I'm sure a lot of authors will find it useful and be using it in the near future.
You're a star, Phoenix! Another bookmark for me!
Nice work, been thinking about implementing something similar on mine for quite awhile. Thanks for sharing!
That's way too cool! I've always loved that at Orman's themes. Thanks for sharing!!


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The procedure for sending a broadcast email varies depending on the audience you wish to send to. Depending on the audience, you may also have different options for the kind of emails you may send (plain text or HTML).
Send a broadcast email to:
Alumnae, Parents and/or Donors
In order to make the College's broadcast email communications as effective and efficient as possible, we ask that you submit your email request through the email request form.
Students, Faculty and/or Staff
Broadcast emails to students, faculty or staff are sent through eBear and must be text only. Subject lines should be kept under 50 characters in length.
To send an email to all students, or a subset of students, please contact the Dean of Studies office.
To send an email to all faculty, please contact the Office of the Provost.
To send an email to all staff, please contact Human Resources.
Other Audiences
If you wish to send broadcast marketing emails to lists of subscribers you have collected yourself, please contact Electronic Communications about setting up a Campaign Monitor account for you.
Please note that Campaign Monitor has fees for sending mass email and will require a credit card to create an account and send an email campaign.