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6. All entries including those daily winners are eligible for the Grand Prize Drawings which also will be determined by a random drawing of all eligible entries. The Grand Prize drawing will be conducted within 10 days after the final daily puzzle is published.
7. Employees of The Pueblo Chieftain, contract carriers and their immediate families are not eligible to enter the SCRAMBLR contest.
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Although dog vaccinations should always be administered by your veterinarian, in some cases it may be necessary for an owner to administer a shot, such as with an insulin treatment for dogs with diabetes. In this case, the owner will need to learn how to give a dog a shot in order to ensure the animal gets the required treatment.
Some owners may be wary about injecting their dog on a regular basis, but the good news is the needles are well tolerated by most dogs. The first few times an owner gives the dog a shot, it will be helpful to have someone there to hold the dog still. After the dog is used to the routine, it will likely allow the owner to administer the shot without squirming or moving. If for some reason nobody can hold the dog still, it may be useful to distract the dog with a treat or meal as the shot is given.
It's important the dog stays as still as possible during the treatment so all of the medicine gets where it needs to go. If the dog is moving around, it's possible the owner could "miss" with the injection and the medication will not be deposited in the correct location inside the animal. Some owners worry about breaking the needle off inside the dog's skin, but this is highly unlikely – needles are designed to bend quite a bit before they break.
According to VCA Animal Hospitals, injections must reach the dog's subcutaneous tissue, which is just underneath the skin. The best place to inject the shot is the back of the dog's neck, where most breeds have a loose bit of skin that the owner should be able to gently grab onto. Hold the syringe like a pencil, taking care not to put your finger on the plunger until you're ready to give the shot.
A swift, fluid motion will minimize pain for the dog and decrease the chance of the animal moving out of the way. With the skin in hand, insert the needle into the dog and push the plunger of the syringe down smoothly and quickly.
Different states have varying rules for disposing of needles and syringes, so be sure to go over these with your veterinarian. You may be able to throw them out, or they may need to be brought to the vet or a local pharmacy for proper disposal.

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Seminar Series for Life-long Learners
sponsored by the Center for Science/Mathematics Education Research at The University of Texas at Dallas.
Especially designed with classroom teachers, school administrators, educational professionals, higher education faculty and staff, young adults, parents and grandparents in mind, these presentations are free and open to the public! For a map of the University, click here.
2006-2007 Multimedia Archive
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Teach Like Your Hair's on Fire - Mr. Rafe Esquith (January 31, 2007)
Rafe Esquith, author of Teach Like Your Hair's on Fire, has taught fifth grade at Hobart Elementary in Los Angeles for twenty-two years in a neighborhood plagued by guns, gangs, and drugs. His students are first-generation immigrants who live in poverty and speak English as a second language. They also play Vivaldi, perform Shakespeare, score in the top one percent on standardized tests, and go on to attend Ivy League universities. He will demonstrate some of his teaching techniques, share his insights into student learning, and sign books.
Mr. Esquith's Website: The Hobart Shakespeareans
CASPER: Seamless Integration of Research and Education - Dr. Truell Hyde (December 7, 2006)
Baylor University's Center for Astrophysics, Space Physics and Engineering Research (CASPER) is home to experimental and theoretical research in space physics, complex plasmas, shock physics and nanotechnology. Experimental studies are conducted on the campus of Texas State Technical College Waco (TSTC), in facilities designed to bring undergraduate and graduate physics and engineering students together with technical students from TSTC's manufacturing, nanotechnology and laser electro-optics programs to conduct research and to learn. This unique environment provides a perfect setting for National Science Foundation Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) and Research Experiences for Teachers (RET) programs each summer. The CASPER paradigm draws together individuals in the context of real-world research. This talk will provide an overview of CASPER and its TSTC partner with illustrations form research, curriculum, and outreach activities.
Explorations in Biodiversity in Africa, the New World Tropics, and the Southern Ocean - Dr. Gregory G. Dimijian, M.D. (November 14, 2006)
The presentation will explore animal and plant biodiversity in the savannahs of East and Southern Africa, the tropical rain forests and cloud forests of the New World, and Antarctica and the Southern Ocean. Emphasis will be on the striking differences of habitat and the species latitude gradient from poles to equator, with photographs that Dr. Dimijian and his wife, Mary Beth, have taken over the past few decades. The talk will discuss the biology and behavior of many of the animals, and stress the fragility of these ecosystems.
- Dr. Dimijian's Website: Images from a Fragile Planet
2005-2006 Multimedia Archive
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Teachers – Life in the Eye of America's Cultural Storms - Dr. Scherry Johnson (September 26, 2005)
It is a rare dolt who tries to tell a surgeon how to perform an operation or a CEO how to run a corporation, but almost everyone who has attended high school feels free to tell teachers what and how to teach! In a diverse country like America, where shrill talk-radio drowns out reasoned conversation, teachers must be the voice of sanity and logic. This means that we must know why we teach what we do and why strong public schools are essential to our way of life. Join us for an hour of straight talk about teaching in today's America.
- Streaming Video presentation archive! Dr. Scherry Johnson
Inquiry in the Science Classroom - Ms. Barbara Curry (November 14, 2005)
The 1996 National Science Education Standards define scientific inquiry is a set of interrelated processes by which scientists and students pose questions about the natural world and investigate phenomena. Since publication of the standards, implementation of inquiry-based science instruction has been emphasized. Teachers have struggled, in part due to the difficulty of finding a good teaching model, but also as a result of test-driven curricula. This lecture will help give teachers a better idea of what inquiry-based science instruction looks like and how it can work in their classroom.
- Streaming Video presentation archive! Ms. Barbara Curry (Windows 282K)
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Mathematical Induction: An Elegant and Powerful Method - Dr. Titu Andreescu (February 13, 2006)
Mathematical induction is a very important method of proof and finds uses in various domains of mathematics and science. Through rich and interesting examples we will discuss how this method plays out in the classroom and its. particular importance in its connection with mathematical contests. During the presentation, Dr. Andreescu will also illustrate how this method could be successfully employed in solving Olympiad caliber problems.
- Streaming Video presentation archive! Dr. Titu Andreescu (Windows 282K)
- Streaming Video presentation archive! Dr. Titu Andreescu (Windows 43K)
- Streaming Video presentation archive! Dr. Titu Andreescu (Real Player)
Science and Mathematics Education from a Global Perspective - Dr. David Daniel (March 20, 2006)
Science and mathematics are the foundations of technology, engineering, business, and nearly all management systems that affect our institutions and daily lives. The U.S. has enjoyed a position of global pre-eminence in these areas for the past 50 years, but that position is threatened. Why? In large part because emerging countries that we used to regard as "third world," principally in Asia and Eastern Europe, understand the significance and value of strong math and science education. We will explore causes and solutions.
- Streaming Video presentation archive! Dr. David Daniel (Windows 282K)
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- Streaming Video presentation archive! Dr. David Daniel (Real Player)
2004-2005 Multimedia Archive(Uses RealPlayer)
Science, from Nobel to Neighborhoods - Dr. Russell Hulse (April 11, 2005)
Dr. Hulse's career in science began as a youngster who was captivated by how science opened his eyes to the fascinating world around him. That fascination eventually led to an exciting scientific adventure as a graduate student, and a discovery for which I was awarded a Nobel Prize in Physics. He will tell the story of that discovery, and how the experience of receiving the Nobel Prize led him to a new focus on bringing the excitement and adventure of science to a new generation of kids (and adults) through community-based science education. (Conference Center, CN1.112)
- Streaming Video presentation archive! Dr. Russell Hulse
Scale in the Solar System - Dr. Mary L. Urquhart (February 28, 2005)
Learn about hands-on activities that will aid in understanding scale in the solar system. We will create a 1 to 10 billion scale model of the planets and Sun using everyday materials, model the Earth-Moon system with 'play dough', and see how a scale model of Saturn can help with visualization of the ringed planet! (Conference Center, CN1.112)
- Streaming Video presentation archive! Dr. Mary L. Urquhart
Improving Education in Science Five Minutes at a Time - Dr. Homer A. Montgomery (January 24, 2005)
Radical pedagogical modifications in the classroom are difficult to execute. Implementing five-minute manipulative sessions meets little instructor resistance and improves scores on exams. Examples include the use of common hardware store objects to help students understand cladograms and learning about sauropod physiology by manipulating potatoes, balloons, toothpicks and PVC pipe. (School of Management, SM1.118)
- Streaming Video presentation archive! Dr. Homer A. Montgomery
Critical Thinking: A Novel Way of Learning - Dr. Fred L. Fifer, Jr. (November 1, 2004)
Not everyone is born a 'good' critical thinker, but everyone can improve his/her skills with a little practice. Becoming comfortable with some simple strategies is a major enabling tool applicable to many venues. Four areas related to this topic are [1] Trial & Error, [2] Word Pictures, [3] Big Numbers, and [4] Relativity. Come enjoy participating in some critical thinking activities – ideas you might use tomorrow! (Conference Center, CN1.112)
- Streaming Video presentation archive! Dr. Fred L. Fifer
Teaching Mathematics Through Problem Solving - Dr. Thomas R. Butts (September 27, 2004)
To many mathematically literate people, mathematics is synonymous with solving problems. On the other hand, persons not enthralled with mathematics may describe any mathematics activity as problem solving. This discussion will focus on mathematical problem solving as a Process, as an Instructional Goal, and as an Instructional Method. (Conference Center, CN1.112)
- Dr. Butts presentation notes
- Streaming Video presentation archive! Dr. Tom Butts
International Learning Environments Research in Science Education
Professor Barry J Fraser, Director of Science and Mathematics Education Centre;
Director of National Key Centre for School Science & Mathematics | Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Australia
Thursday, April 11, 2002 The University of Texas at Dallas | Conference Center, CN1.112
- Science and Mathematics Education Centre at Curtin: http://www.curtin.edu.au/curtin/dept/smec/
- Photos from the event
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Classes that are part of the FYE Program's English and Math groups are held at the Oceanside Campus.
Math Cohort-Fall 2015
Students must enroll in both courses to participate in the Math Cohort (group).
English Cohort-Fall 2015
Students must enroll in both courses to participate in the English Cohort (group).
"Being in the FYE program has actually let me accomplish a full semester without dropping out. On my own, I would have dropped out a lot sooner without a support system."
"I have learned to use all of the resources available to me for my success. I have many friends and connections with counselors and instructors."
"It helped me establish relationships with students and teachers. I've never experienced connections like this before and it has changed my life completely for the better."
"It has benefited me a lot. It helped me get familiar with everything at MiraCosta and what it offers. It also helped me think about my future and what I want to do with it. Also, all the people in charge of the program help me be motivated about school."
"The FYE program helped me get started and stay on track with college". As the semester started, I felt that the FYE program was a very helpful support system. Without it, I honestly would be lost, and maybe, I would have given up the first weeks of the semester. Thanks to it, I was able to learn about college and how it works. Lastly, I was able to learn more about myself and how I need to be a good student in order to accomplish all of my goals."


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Maple Roasted Sweet Potatoes
Recipe courtesy of Claire Robinson
- 4 small sweet potatoes (or 2 large), peeled and cut into 1-inch cubes
- 1/4 cup grade B maple syrup, divided
- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil, divided
- 2 teaspoons kosher salt, plus more for seasoning
- 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper, plus more for seasoning
- 4 large shallots, peeled and thinly sliced
- 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
In a large bowl add the sweet potatoes, 2 tablespoons of the maple syrup, 2 tablespoons of the olive oil, 2 teaspoons salt and 1 teaspoon pepper. Mix to evenly coat the potatoes and arrange on a sheet tray. Roast until caramelized, golden brown and soft, about 20 to 30 minutes. Be sure to check them after 15 minutes and stir, if needed.
Meanwhile, in a large skillet over medium-low heat, add the remaining 2 tablespoons of olive oil and the sliced shallots and saute until they start to caramelize, about 5 minutes Add the remaining 2 tablespoons of maple syrup and balsamic vinegar. Season with salt and pepper, to taste. Lower heat to medium and cook until golden brown and caramelized, about 5 minutes. Add water, 1 tablespoon at a time, if the pan becomes dry.
Add the roasted sweet potato cubes to the caramelized shallots and transfer to a warm serving dish.
Recipe courtesy of Claire Robinson 2009
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Checking In with Geoff Roes in Juneau - Page 2
Why do you host these camps?
The answer to that question has evolved a lot. It started out because I thought this was an incredible place to run and train, and it felt like something I wanted to do to some degree almost as a service to the community, just to get people out into such a beautiful place. Then I did the first camp last year, and it was an incredibly enjoyable experience. It was like, "Wow, this is really fun."
It really doesn't feel much like work. I get a different perspective from other people and feel like I learn as much doing these camps as anybody.
Where are you at with your running now, and where is your running career heading?
I'm at this place where I have no idea where I'm going to be in six months or a year or two years ... especially from a racing standpoint. It's really exciting to be back into this place because it's where I was when I started running. I knew I wanted to run a lot and to race, but I didn't know where it would take me. Ultimately, it took me to three or four years straight of racing almost every month, really consistently. Now, I've taken a break and am having a really enjoyable summer just running. I've run more hours these last two months than I ever have in my life.
Roes, second from left, joins some of his camp participants on a peak along Juneau Ridge. (Photo courtesy of Sarah Lavender Smith)
How much has your mind been on the competitions you're not at?
Previously, if there's a big event and I'm not there, I've always been kind of jealous of the people who are and wanting to know what's going on. This summer, I've found myself paying attention to things going on in the scene and at the races, but more from the standpoint of being friends with those people and wanting to know how they're doing. I haven't found myself wishing I were at a particualr race racing against them.
It was funny, both on the day of Western States and of Hardrock this year, I did 10-hour mountain runs here. Actually, the day of Western States, I finished this run with my friend, and he checked his phone, and it was literally about two minutes before we finished that Timmy [Olson] had finished and won the race. There were points during the day when I was like, "Oh, yeah, Western States," and I knew it was happening, but I didn't think about it.


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BEIJING(AP) International Olympic Committee president Jacques Rogge rejected a proposal Wednesday to allow members to visit the four cities bidding for the 2016 Summer Games.
A ban on member visits to bid cities was enacted in 1991 in the wake of the Salt Lake City bid scandal, which led to the resignation or expulsion of 10 IOC members for accepting improper inducements.
Prince Tunku Imram, an IOC member from Malaysia, proposed at the IOC general assembly that members be allowed to make group visits to the 2016 bid cities - Chicago; Madrid, Spain; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; and Tokyo.
``At least we get the opportunity to get a real feel for the city,'' he said.
The idea was shot down by Rogge, who noted the ban was upheld by the IOC assembly in 2002. The issue was reviewed again recently after the bidding for the 2014 Winter Olympics.
``Visits still are not allowed,'' Rogge said.
But the IOC will hold a special meeting next spring in Lausanne, Switzerland, to allow the candidate cities to explain their bids to members, a few months before the October vote in Copenhagen, Denmark.
``There will be a great flow of information from candidate cities to all the members,'' Rogge said.
VANCOUVER'S NEXT: After Beijing, the next Olympic host city in the spotlight will be Vancouver.
Organizing committee chief John Furlong told the IOC on Wednesday that preparations are on track for the 2010 Winter Games, which are 18 months away.
He said nearly all competition venues are ready, with the speed skating and curling sites to be completed this fall. Test events will begin in October.
``We feel we are set to deliver a great games,'' Furlong said.
Tickets will go on sale Oct. 3.
``Our goal is to fill every seat,'' Furlong said. ``We hope for a sellout.''
Organizers have decided to set up a temporary Olympic doping lab at the Richmond speed skating oval, and the facility will be run by scientists from the World Anti-Doping Agency accredited lab in Montreal.
Furlong said work was 70 percent complete on upgrading the ``Sea to Sky Highway'' from Vancouver to the snow sport venues in Whistler.
Plans for the torch relay will be announced at the end of the year, but the route will be exclusively in Canada. The global torch relay for the Beijing Games was hounded by protests, but Winter Olympic relays have always been restricted to the national territory.
The relay will cover 35,000 kilometers, last 106 days and feature 12,000 torchbearers, Furlong said.
``The project is perfectly on schedule,'' said Rene Fasel, leader of the IOC coordination panel for Vancouver. ``We are on track to experience great Winter Olympic Games.''
LONDON CALLING: Organizers of the 2012 London Olympics gave their final report to the IOC before the handover ceremony at the end of the Beijing Games, when the British capital will inherit the mantle as next summer host city.
The report was given by Paul Deighton, chief executive of the organizing committee. He stood in for committee head Sebastian Coe, who was in London with his ill father.
Deighton outlined the progress in the Olympic Park, where construction began recently on the main stadium, the aquatics center and the athletes' village. He also noted that London has already signed up half of its targeted domestic sponsors.
IOC vice president Gunilla Lindberg praised London for a ``very inspiring presentation.'' She was sitting in for IOC president Jacques Rogge, who left the session to attend the flag-raising ceremony for his native Belgium in Beijing's Olympic village.
IOC executive board member Denis Oswald, head of the panel coordinating the London Games, offered fulsome praise.
``The file has been prepared with the kind of detail we usually see a couple of weeks before the games,'' he said. ``Getting so much detail so far ahead leaves us with great confidence. The preparation of the games are moving in a spectacular fashion.''
SOCHI'S CHALLENGE: The IOC reminded Russian organizers Wednesday just how much work they have to do to prepare for the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi.
Sochi, which was chosen just over a year ago as host city, must build virtually all of its venues from scratch.
Jean-Claude Killy, head of the IOC commission for Sochi, called it ``the most ambitious'' project in Winter Games history.
``This is a challenge that every organizing committee has in its initial phase, but usually you have 80 percent of the facilities already built and 20 percent left,'' he said. ``Here it's the opposite.''
``Five-and-half years is a short period,'' Killy added. ``I keep repeating that time is moving very fast. We can't stop working for a minute.''
Organizing committee chief Dimitry Chernyshenko reiterated that Russia intends to complete the construction by the end of 2012.
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Happiness for the iPhone is designed to be simple, stress-free, and easy to use on the go. It requires that you regularly update it with your current level of happiness (+5: on top of the world; -5: down in the dumps) and your current context. The app collects the data over time and displays it graphically, showing how the different contexts affect your happiness.
Its design is minimalist, which is both its strength and weakness. If you have a busy schedule and no time for inputing huge amounts of data (or can't be bothered) then the app is perfect for a quick, effective visualization of which factors impact your happiness and how significant this impact is. However its use doesn't extend much beyond this. Its output is pretty much limited to graphs made up of green and red rectangles that are labelled with "tags". You can also browse through the different tags and review how often these positively and/or negatively influence your day.
Happiness works best if you have a small number of tags that you enter regularly (say 4 to 8). I tried at first to enter a different reason each day and the data I got from it wasn't particularly helpful. The problem with frequently using the same tags, though, is that you rarely find out something that you didn't already know. So although the app works well, you're unlikely to find earth-shattering revelations about your inner happiness. Also, the tags can only be compared to each other, and if you have too many they overflow onto different charts, which can get confusing, and prevents you from making a clear comparison. Actually, it would be more helpful to view everything on an iPad, and apparently a version is on the way.
You can set multiple tags for each entry, though I avoid this as it doesn't help you find out which tags have more or less impact. I'll give you an example: say I set my happiness rating to +3. I have three tags listed, two of which are positive and one which is negative. Overall my day came to +3, taking into account the good and the bad. The app lists all of these tags as being positive, ignoring the negative aspects. It can only be fixed by creating separate entries for each different factor, which is what I ended up doing.
So what's Happiness (the app) like overall? It's great for quickly and easily updating your mood, especially on the fly, and seeing how different factors influence your happiness. However, some of the resulting data can be hard to interpret, and some people may find it doesn't help them to discover much.
- Quick and simple to use
- Provides a way to see which factors influence your day the most
- Regular reminders help you to regularly update your data
- Great for people with busy schedules
- May be too simple or limited for some people
- Does not provide an especially comprehensive analysis of your mood over time
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Is sleep evading you? We reveal some surprising insomnia culprits�and what to do about them.
Tossing and turning, counting sheep, staring at the clock: Sleeplessness afflicts all of us from time to time, a drag on spirits and energy. According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, about 30 percent of adults have symptoms of insomnia: a hard time falling asleep or staying asleep, waking early, or simply sleeping poorly.� About 10 percent of people have chronic insomnia. �Insomnia is part of the human condition,� says sleep specialist Mark Mahowald, MD, a visiting professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California. �Everyone has it at some point.� RELATED: Insomnia�s Surprising Causes Fortunately, with lifestyle changes, insomnia can be overcome.� Below are its common causes and solutions for each. 1. The cause: Learned sleeplessness. No matter your initial cause for sleeplessness�stress, grief, pain�your concern about it can morph into its own form of anxiety that keeps you awake, says Mahowald: �After several nights of insomnia, many people start worrying about it happening again. By the time they go to bed, sleeplessness is guaranteed because they expect that they won�t sleep.� The remedy: �You have to re-associate the bed with sleeping,� says Mahowald. �Spend no more than 15 minutes in bed awake.� Get out of bed and do something [not work related] like watching TV or reading.� Once you get sleepy, go back to bed.� If you can�t sleep in 15 minutes, get up again. �After a few nights of this, the pressure to sleep will return,� says Mahowald. Your doctor may prescribe a sleep medication while you get back on track. Options include temazepan (Restoral), or newer options like eszopicione (Lunesta), and zaleplon (Sonata).� All three carry some risk of chemical dependence, says Mahowald, so they should be used as briefly as possible and no longer than three weeks. �Over-the-counter sleep medications do not work,� says Mahowald. 2. The cause:�Sleep apnea.�Sleep apnea is not a true insomnia: it�s a chronic medical condition that causes a person to stop and start breathing during the night, interrupting sleep. �However, people sleep so poorly that they feel terrible the next day,� says Mahowald. The remedy: Losing weight may help, although many people with sleep apnea are not overweight, says Mahowald.� The remedy your doctor is most likely to prescribe is called continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP). �A mask placed over the nose blows air into the upper airway, which keeps it open,� says Mahowald.� An alternative: a mandibular advancement device that resembles a tooth guard. �It juts the jaw forward, pulling the base of the tongue forward too, opening the upper airway,� says Mahowald. 3. The cause:�Restless legs syndrome.�"This neurologic movement disorder is a common cause of severe insomnia, affecting 5 to 10 percent of adults,� says Mahowald.� The condition causes uncomfortable leg sensations�a burning or crawling�halted only by rubbing the legs or moving around. The remedy: The syndrome may indicate low iron levels, so your doctor may check those through a blood test and prescribe iron supplements.� Otherwise, he may prescribe a low dose of medications normally used for Parkinson�s disease, pramipexole (Mirapex) or ropinirole (Requip). �Although restless legs syndrome is progressive, it is not related to Parkinson�s,� says Mahowald.� Sleep medications are not effective 4. The Cause: Night owl/early bird. Some people find themselves unable to sleep until the wee hours. Others tend to fall asleep early and wake early. The remedy: �For a night owl, a low dose of melatonin�0. 5 mg�taken several hours before bed may shift a person�s internal clock earlier,� says sleep-medicine specialist David Neubauer, MD, associate director of the Johns Hopkins Sleep Disorders Center in Baltimore.� You have to make the change gradually, over several weeks, says Neubauer. Melatonin is a naturally occurring hormone that helps regulate sleep and wake cycles. It�s available in pill form at most health food stores. Night owls should also avoid bright evening light from cell phones, computers, or any source. �But go outside in the morning for 20 minutes without sunglasses to get the light,� says Neubauer� �That resets the clock.� Early birds do the reverse, using bright evening light to alter their internal clock and delay their sleep time, says Neubauer: �Increase the amount of light in your living space in the evening or use a therapeutic bright light box.�� Light boxes are available online or at some drugstores. 5. The Cause: Bad habits. Coffee, alcohol, bright lights, working hard until the moment you snap off the lights:� All of that is a formula for insomnia, says Neubauer. The remedy: Clean up your habits.� Skip the afternoon latte and the evening alcohol. Move to low lights and relaxing activities an hour or so before bed.� �Even a few drinks can disrupt sleep,� says Neubauer. �It�s never a good remedy for insomnia.� And the combination of alcohol and caffeine is the perfect recipe for bad sleep.� The Cause:�Stress, anxiety, worry. Emotions�can keep sleep at bay, at least temporarily. The remedy: Obviously, try to lessen your stress: that may involve exercising more and adding relaxation exercises like deep breathing to your routine.� Although no evidence suggests that natural remedies�like lavender�work, says Neubauer, try them, if you want: �There�s a huge psychological component to sleep, so from that point of view, if you try lavender and it relaxes you, it may help.� �But most important is creating a relaxing routine at night,� says Neubauer.� A warm bath, changing clothes, brushing teeth, dimming the lights:� Done regularly, they become cues that it�s time for bed, says Neubauer: �Then let your body and brain do their jobs while you go along for the ride.� Brought to you by: Spry Living


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Debates of Nov. 17th, 2005
House of Commons Hansard #152 of the 38th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was liberal.
- Question Period
- Certificates of Nomination
- Citizenship Act
- Emergency Management Act
- Committees of the House
- Excise Tax Act
- Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Supply
- Ramadan
- Health
- CKTB Radio
- Reporters Without Borders
- Arts and Culture
- Aboriginal Affairs
- A. M. Sormany High School
- International Solidarity
- Workplace Charitable Campaign
- Public Servants
- St. Catharines Museum
- Canadian Wheat Board
- Canadian Forces
- Louise Laurin
- United Nations
- All India Pingalwara Charitable Society
- Montée Saint-François Institution
- Forest Industry
- Sponsorship Program
- Gasoline Prices
- Softwood Lumber
- The Environment
- Equalization
- Government Contracts
- Income Trusts
- Airports
- Dairy Industry
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Child Care
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Keeseekoose First Nation
- Official Languages
- Terasen Inc.
- Mining Industry
- World Aquatic Championships
- Softwood Lumber
- Sponsorship Program
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- Immigration
- Agriculture
- Housing
- The Environment
- Immigration
- Points of Order
- Business of the House
- Ways and Means
- Privilege
- Supply
- Official Languages Act
Reporters Without Borders
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Meili Faille Vaudreuil—Soulanges, QC
Mr. Speaker, since 1989, the association Reporters Without Borders has condemned the fact that journalists are being denied their right and their duty to keep us informed.
At present, 186 media professionals are behind bars in 23 countries. Reporters Without Borders is organizing its 16th consecutive annual day of action to condemn this situation.
Communication is a fundamental social process, a necessity for human beings and the foundation of all social organization.
The Bloc Québécois reaffirms, as article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states, that "everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression", which includes the right to freely inform and to be informed without consideration for borders.
Let us support these women and men around the world in their desire to create an open and free information society.
Arts and Culture
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Anthony Rota Nipissing—Timiskaming, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to draw attention to a movie that is currently being filmed in my riding called That Beautiful Somewhere . North Bay and Temagami serve as the backdrop for the film which is being directed by Rob Budreau. That Beautiful Somewhere tells the story of a young woman living in Cambridge, Massachusetts who is completing her doctorate in archeology and decides to travel to northern Ontario to study a native band and ends up solving a murder mystery. According to Mr. Budreau, the film is loosely based on Loon , a novel by Bill Plumstead, an English professor at Nipissing University.
The principal roles in the movie will be played by well-known Canadian actors, Roy Dupuis, Jane McGregor, Gordon Tootoosis and David Fox. An additional 25 to 30 roles will be filled by actors from the North Bay area.
Once completed and released, That Beautiful Somewhere is scheduled to appear on TMN, the movie network.
I would like to offer my encouragement to Rob Budreau, Jim Calarco and all those involved in the production of That Beautiful Somewhere . I would encourage all Canadians to see this movie when it is released.
Aboriginal Affairs
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Brian Pallister Portage—Lisgar, MB
Mr. Speaker, among his many failings, the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development seems to be supporting the New Democratic government in my province of Manitoba in its plan to encourage smoking on Indian reserves.
A two tier smoking ban of the Manitoba NDP will exempt Indian reserves and ignores the basic rationale for the legislation in the first place. Surely, protecting the health of Canadians who live and work on reserves is as important as protecting those who do not.
Meanwhile, the government's inaction will open the door to class action lawsuits in the not too distant future as lawyers for aboriginal Canadians on reserve rightly ask why their health was not protected by the government. In the long term, the real losers in this scenario will be the aboriginal people themselves.
None of us are immune to the ill effects of second-hand smoke or smoking. Both levels of government are running away from a jurisdictional squabble and, as a result, are placing the importance of their own political health ahead of the health of aboriginal Canadians. They should be ashamed of themselves.
A. M. Sormany High School
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Jean-Claude D'Amours Madawaska—Restigouche, NB
Mr. Speaker, a few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to meet a group of business students from A. M. Sormany high school in Edmundston, New Brunswick, to discuss my role as a member, the role of government and the services provided by my constituency offices.
I always enjoy these meetings, since they are an opportunity for me to discuss issues of interest to young people and share my parliamentary experience with them.
I want to thank student Julien Pitre for the invitation to address his class, all the students and their teacher, Debbie Martin, for their warm welcome.
International Solidarity
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Guy André Berthier—Maskinongé, QC
Mr. Speaker, the ninth annual Quebec International Solidarity Days are taking place from November 10 to 20. A variety of activities celebrating international solidarity are being held in over 70 countries.
In Quebec the rallying cry bringing everyone together is "Un monde sans pauvreté: Agissons!" or "Make Poverty History". Throughout the year, as part of the global call to action against poverty, appeals are made to world leaders to take action to make poverty history.
I invite the public to attend the lectures, the exhibits and the music and poetry events focussing on the issue of poverty. These activities raise awareness about the various forms of poverty and the possible solutions for eradicating it.
Let us all heed the appeals of Quebec's association of international cooperation agencies, for the sake of fairness and humanity.
Workplace Charitable Campaign
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Marcel Proulx Hull—Aylmer, QC
Mr. Speaker, the Government of Canada workplace charitable campaign is the official charitable campaign of the federal public service and has grown to be the largest annual campaign in Canada. Funds raised by this campaign are directed to United Way-Centraide, Health Partners and other registered Canadian charities based on the donor's choice.
Canada wide, its goal this year is to reach $26.7 million and here in the national capital region it has set its sights on $14.2 million. So far, locally it is at 96% of its goal and it is still going.
Whether through the money they collect during the annual campaign or through the many hours they spend volunteering, federal employees and retirees are a powerful force within our communities. Their generosity, leadership and commitment to their communities are what make our country so strong.
The campaign will end on Wednesday, November 23, and we wish them luck in achieving their goal.
On behalf of all Canadians, we thank them for all their efforts.
Public Servants
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Pierre Poilievre Nepean—Carleton, ON
Mr. Speaker, I am proud to represent the thousands of public servants who live in my constituency. They work hard, pay their taxes and play by the rules. Unfortunately, Liberal corruption and politics have harmed their careers and reputations.
The Liberal Prime Minister blamed "rogue bureaucrats" for his party's corruption during the Liberal ad scam. Liberals have begun carving up the public service and moving jobs to other regions to buy votes. Mayor Bob Chiarelli, himself a staunch Liberal, said recently in the Ottawa Citizen , "some members of the federal Liberal caucus think the public service is their grab-bag of political spoils".
I am proud to have fought for public servants throughout my term. I fought for whistleblower protection for the honest public servants like Allan Cutler who exposed corruption, I fought attempts by the Liberal government to carve up the public service and send jobs away in exchange for Liberal votes and I fought to restore the merit principle in our public service. In other words, I have been fighting for a clean public service with job security for its members. That is the Canadian way. That is the Conservative plan.
St. Catharines Museum
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Walt Lastewka St. Catharines, ON
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to rise on this occasion to offer my sincere congratulations to the staff, volunteers and all the board chairs on the 40th anniversary of the St. Catharines Museum.
From its humble beginnings in the old Merritton town hall in 1965 to the new location at Lock 3 of the Welland Canal, the museum continues to play a pivotal role in promoting and protecting the history of our community.
I have been an avid supporter of the St. Catharines Museum and will continue to do so. Through the work of dedicated staff, both past and present, our museum has earned the reputation as one of the finest facilities in Ontario.
I applaud curator Arden Phair and his staff for their commitment, promotion, understanding and appreciation of our heritage and the importance of maintaining it for future generations. St. Catharines-Our Built Heritage is a new publication outlining the history of our community through pictures and stories. This book continues to show the importance of cultural and social history to the City of St. Catharines and Canada.
I congratulate the St. Catharines Museum on its 40th anniversary.
Canadian Wheat Board
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Bill Blaikie Elmwood—Transcona, MB
Mr. Speaker, it was reported recently that the Standard & Poor's rating agency downgraded its outlook for the Canadian Wheat Board because of concerns that the Liberals are weakening in their support of the board and are not prepared to vigorously defend single desk selling at the upcoming WTO meetings in Hong Kong where state trading enterprises like the board are being targeted.
It is critical that Canada not trade away the Wheat Board and other orderly marketing institutions like supply management in an attempt to please the coalition of free market fundamentalists and multinational agri-business corporations that want to run the world through the WTO.
The NDP calls on the government to show leadership on these issues and, while it is at it, it could also announce an increase in the initial price paid by the Wheat Board. Farmers need help and they need it now. They do not need to be betrayed by their own government at the WTO.
Canadian Forces
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Barry Devolin Haliburton—Kawartha Lakes—Brock, ON
Mr. Speaker, earlier this week, the Prime Minister suggested that an early election would cancel pay raises for members of the Canadian armed forces. This is not even close to being true.
In fact, on Tuesday, officials from Treasury Board testified before the Senate finance committee that Canadian soldiers are already receiving the benefit of higher salaries. I say shame on the Prime Minister for using Canadian soldiers in this feeble attempt to scare Canadian voters.
It is becoming increasingly clear to Canadians that the Prime Minister will do whatever he can to cling to power. Nobody believes the Prime Minister when he says that he did not know anything about the sponsorship scandal. Nobody believes the Prime Minister when he says that he is the only person who can clean up the mess caused by Liberal corruption in Quebec. Nobody believes the Prime Minister when he says that his only concern with an early election is the interruption of the holiday season.
I have concluded that this Prime Minister has neither honour nor principle. I trust Canadian voters will render a similar judgment on election day.
Louise Laurin
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Francine Lalonde La Pointe-de-l'Île, QC
Mr. Speaker, the Montreal Saint-Jean-Baptiste Society has just declared Madame Louise Laurin patriot of the year for 2005-06. Although this was partly for her life's work, it was mainly for her lead role in the Quebec government's adoption of an inclusive educational policy, and in particular the replacement of religious education by moral education and an introduction to world religions. This even took an amendment to the Constitution.
Louise Laurin, a woman of ideals and determination, with a long career in teaching and school administration, particularly working with immigrants, realized that a secular school with the same open welcome for all children would play a better role in ensuring integration and francization. Despite the major challenges this entailed, Louise Laurin's efforts to rally and mobilize, inform, convince and encourage were crowned with success.
An independentist from the very start, Louise Laurin has always focussed her efforts on a homeland that is inclusive, generous, open to the world, and French.
United Nations
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Stockwell Day Okanagan—Coquihalla, BC
Mr. Speaker, just a few days ago, Prime Minister John Howard of Australia ordered an inquiry into the question of any possible Australian involvement in the United Nations oil for food scandal, even though the Volcker report found no direct evidence of Australian involvement. The Australian prime minister has ordered the investigation because there were "numerous documentary and circumstantial warning signs".
The Prime Minister of Australia wants to do all he can to clear the air on the question of any possible Australian involvement. I again ask our Prime Minister why he does not want to clear the air on any possible Canadian involvement with the oil for food scandal given that his closest friend and advisor, Maurice Strong, has been asked to step down from his United Nations position given that a company of Mr. Strong's son received a $1 million cheque from the program and given that the Paribas Bank was involved in distributing the cheques for the program.
Will the Prime Minister quit stonewalling and order an investigation to clear the air for his close friends and associates and settle the question of any possible Canadian involvement in the oil for food scandal at the United Nations? Why will the Prime Minister not act on this? What is he afraid of finding out?
Montée Saint-François Institution
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Robert Carrier Alfred-Pellan, QC
Mr. Speaker, Montée Saint-François Institution, which is located in my riding, recently invited me and a number of executives from new companies in the area, to an information session on its mission of reintegration.
We heard presentations on a variety of themes: the penitentiary process, its programs, work releases, community supervision, supervising kitchen work by inmates, Life-Line and a glimpse into the life of an inmate.
The business people were impressed by how well this was all organized and found that the presentations took some of the mystery out of life in prison. Several of them indicated a readiness to enter into a partnership with the institution.
My congratulations to Montée Saint-François on this initiative. Our community cannot help but be enriched by the opportunity to work together on a smooth reintegration by former inmates into society.
Forest Industry
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Tony Martin Sault Ste. Marie, ON
Mr. Speaker, the forest industry and communities in northern Ontario are in crisis. Twelve years of Liberal governments have not been kind.
The northern Ontario Forest Coalition is asking for $150 million over three years and loan guarantees reflecting the $5 billion being held as duty on softwood lumber going into the U.S. We must move quickly on these two requests.
Provincial programs such as the prosperity fund have not helped in the critical short term. The loan guarantees would go a long way to help them access the cash they need from private institutions to meet their immediate needs.
Industry leaders are telling me that the situation is critical and different from other cyclical challenges in the forest industry. The industry is changing dramatically and it needs both short term and long term assistance.


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Top Activities in Indianapolis, Indiana
Indianapolis is the capital city of the Hoosier state, Indiana. As such, Indy is home to a number of important events, landmarks and sports teams that make it a great place to visit: for example, each year the Indianapolis Motor Speedway hosts the Indy 500, while the city is also home to both an NBA and an NFL franchise. There are a number of family-friendly museums to check out with your kids that will surely keep them busy for hours, whether it's the Children's Museum, the Conner Prairie living history museum, or even the Indianapolis Museum of Art. In this video, WatchMojo.com takes a look at the top activities you should check out while visiting Indianapolis, Indiana.


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The casual reader can... come up with the misimpression of what I believe.based on studies that either I have published or other scientists have published. And if we pull back to the case of the biosphere taking up 70 percent of CO2 — well, yes, we have a published study that said that. It also presented results saying that we might warm up the planet enough to risk melting Antarctica ultimately. And so there is a selective use of quotes.
I look at geoengineering as something only to consider if our backs were really up against the wall.drought. Whether the system caused that drought or not, I think the Chinese or the Indians would rightly suspect that the reason they have this drought and ensuing famines might be due to this system that was put up by these other countries. And you could easily imagine that there would be a great amount of political tension, and possibly even leading to warfare. So I think just the political dimensions and the governance dimensions of these geoengineering options suggest that we would be very reluctant to deploy these things, even if we thought they worked more or less perfectly.
I don't think we're going to reduce emissions fast enough that we're not running some really grave risks.concerned about greenhouse gas emissions, and so, again, I'm in favor of essentially making greenhouse gas-emitting devices illegal. But I don't think we're going to reduce emissions fast enough to make me feel that we're not running some really grave risks. And so I think we need to develop options to diminish those risks.
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Agnes R (Rock) Lawrence -- Pawtucket
Pawtucket - Agnes R. (Rock) Lawrence, RN, 86, passed away peacefully on Friday, February 22, 2013. She was the beloved wife of John H. Lawrence for 65 years. Born in Providence, she was the daughter of the late William J. and Catherine (Carr) Rock. Agnes served in the U.S. Navy Nursing Cadet Corps during World War II. She was a member of the graduating Class of 1947 at Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. Agnes worked as a maternity ward nurse at Memorial Hospital of RI until retiring in 1991. She was a devoted and loving wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. Besides her loving husband, John, she leaves six children, William J. Lawrence of Houston, TX, Karline Wild of Cumberland, Catherine M. Smith of Lincoln, Maureen A. Lawrence of Pawtucket, Eileen F. Desrosiers of Feeding Hills, MA and Donna J. DeRoy of Providence; 16 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren. Agnes was the grandmother of the late Amiee Lynne Desrosiers. Her funeral will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. from WILLIAM W. TRIPP Funeral Home, 1008 Newport Ave., Pawtucket, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 11 a.m. in Holy Family Parish (St. Joseph Church), 193 Walcott St., Pawtucket. Interment will follow at Mt. St. Mary Cemetery. VISITATION will be Tuesday 4 – 8 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts to the Alzheimer's Association, Rhode Island Chapter, 245 Waterman St., Suite 306, Providence, RI 02906 will be appreciated. For online condolences: TRIPPFUNERALHOME.com
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At the start of next month, Sublime With Rome will hit the road with Everlast for a couple weeks of shows out west. Check out the dates below and click HERE to get your tickets now!
3.04 Tucson, AZ @ Rialto Theatre
3.06 Colorado Springs, CO @ City Auditorium
3.07 Magna, UT @ The Great Saltair
3.08 Missoula, MT @ The Wilma Theater
3.09 Spokane, WA @ Knitting Factory
3.11 Stateline, NV @ MontBleu Casino Resort
3.12 Chico, CA @ The Senator Theatre
3.13 Fresno, CA @ Rainbow Ballroom
3.14 Bakersfield, CA @ The Dome


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The West Haven Fire Department turned 125 and the University of New Haven helped to make its anniversary celebration possible.
The West Haven Fire Department started way back in 1888, long before UNH was founded in 1920. But we celebrated together at the 125th anniversary parade on Saturday, September 28. The West Haven Fire Department and UNH will continue to age - gracefully - together.
Congratulations, West Haven Fire Department. Best wishes for another 125 years!


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Meet the cast of 'Twilight' in November
Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 1 stars Ashley Greene, Nikki Reed, Peter Facinelli and Jackson Rathbone (don't know why, but eek!) are coming to Dallas on Nov. 9.
Music has always been an important part of the Twilight movie mystique. With that in mind, Summit Entertainment is bringing several stars of the movie series, paired with concerts from some of the artists featured on the soundtrack, to several cities as a "red carpet event and concert tour." Christina Perri will perform at The Palladium Ballroom (1135 S. Lamar St., Dallas).
The free tickets will be available starting at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 5, at The Palladium Ballroom. The tickets will be limited to two per person. Other restrictions: A name must be given for the pair of tickets, and photo ID must be shown at the event. Tickets can't be transferred and are first-come, first-served until they're gone.
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It seems that we have too many Virgos at the Forest. This is causing serious astrological imbalances in our organisation and may be the root cause of our problems with the basement and indeed global warming
My proposal is
Cull 50% of Virgos in our organisation, this can be done humanely with some kind of virgocidal cleaning agent, I'm sure they'd appreciate a nice clean death
Have a moratorium on Virgo recruitment. Potential volunteers. Must bring in an astrological chart
Hire an astrologer to help us rebuild our team with the appropriate astrological mix (steady on the scorpio's and not too many Pisces)
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Bank of America: The Glass-Half-Full View
Unlike JPMorgan Chase
Despite the ample signs that the bank is moving in the right direction, the Street remains hesitant to give Bank of America its due credit.
It may seem odd that Bank of America would be deserving of any type of support from writers like me suggesting the quarter was good. Investors are quick to point out that BofA actually missed first-quarter expectations.
However, the bank's performance must also be seen in the context of where it is coming from -- something akin to the financial black hole.
There's also the matter of the $900 million the bank recently paid in legal fees, which equated to 5 cents per share in the fourth quarter. From that standpoint, while Bank of America appears to be underperforming its peers, the "glass-half-full" perspective is nonetheless appropriate.
To that end, although Bank of America's net interest income (NII) arrived down 2% year over year, this was actually a "win" of sorts, especially since it was up 3% from the fourth quarter. For that matter, BofA actually outperformed JPMorgan, which posted a 6% decline in net interest income, down 2% sequentially.
However, as with JPMorgan and Wells Fargo
But the "glass-half-full" perspective only goes so far. There were also some missed opportunities -- although I'd like to think of them as areas of improvement.
For instance, income from fees arrived soft. This is typically one of Bank of America's stronger revenue drivers. Likewise, the bank disappointed in the areas of investment banking and trading.


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Pete must have some kind of a magic roll-a-dex connected to his computer so he can instantly find the right thread. How the hell does he do it?
It may be that flour millers in the U.S. have W values for their flours but, if so, they don't publish them. It seems to be a European thing.
Chau,Before 00 flours became available at the retail level in the U.S., recipe authors, including Pamela Sheldon Johns (in her book Pizza Napoletana! and in several magazine articles), came up with several types of flour blends that were intended to simulate the 00 flours. The blends were usually a combination of our domestic all-purpose flour and cake flour or pastry flour. Peter Reinhart, in his book American Pie suggested using all-purpose flour as a substitute for 00 flour. I don't think I have ever seen bread flour mentioned as a substitute for 00 flour although I have seen blends of bread flour and cake flour or pastry flour as analogs of the 00 flours.It may be that flour millers in the U.S. have W values for their flours but, if so, they don't publish them. It seems to be a European thing.I haven't tried it but there may be a way of using the Mixed Mass Percentage Calculator at http://foodsim.toastguard.com/ to come up with a domestic blend of flours with the same protein content of the Caputo 00 flour but the nature and quality of the gluten formation might still be different.I believe you are correct on the characterization of the way that the Caputo 00 flour behaves and performs. However, many people knead Caputo doughs too long because they do not know that the long knead times specified by the VPN are based on using Italian mixers, which are gentle, not planetary mixers. Peter
Hello Pizza-Pete this is interesting to me,I have a spiral mixer, univex 20 qt., and mix Caputo 00 blue bag, I mix the pizza dough until it reaches a good window pane,it usually takes about 25-30 min. is that too much? got better ( softer fluffier ) results when mixed by hand in past, but I've heard that a window pane is to be reached, for a better elasticity,,,,,,,,When making focaccia I use 5 roses and hydrate 90% and use the paddle to mix at high speed for 20 -30 min to reach a very good elasticity and produce a good airy and fluffy results, different flour??? ,,,,,Am I mixing Caputo 00 too long with this type of mixer. Thanks Phil
That's exactly correct. I have been speaking to several Canadian mills in search of a possible substitute for Caputo Rosso. My conversations have all been with the people in the labs who actually understand the W value. They basically don't publish the W value because the public don't really know/care what it means & as Peter mentioned is in fact a European thing. What surprised me is that Caputo Rosso in milled from soft wheat. When I think of a strong flour I automatically assume hard spring wheat, which is apparently not the case. I have also come to learn that according to the Canadian FDA all flour milled in Canada must contain additives such as Niacin, Riboflavin, etc. I believe, Caputo Rosso is completely additive free. If I am mistaken & someone knows otherwise please correct me. Will these additives cause the dough to react differently than an additive free flour? There is one more flour that I'm going to look into which is unbleached & milled from Ontario soft wheat. If the W factor is in the W280-300 range then it looks like it will be my best choice for now. I am going to try to convince my supplier to bring in some Caputo Rosso for me.Matt
Matt,I know you understand the "W" value concept but for the members here who don't, this link might explain the entire thing a bit better:http://home.earthlink.net/~ggda/flour_criteria_judging.htm
The reason I asked is when making dough in the DLX and using the roller attachment. I have to stand there with a spatula against the roller so dough doesn't climb up, kind of like the gizmo thing. I can see what you are saying though about it being cheap plastic.


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Wednesday, May 22, 2013, is American Cancer Society Day in Michigan.
Gov. Rick Snyder has issued a proclamation honoring the American Cancer Society (originally named the American Society for the Control of Cancer), which was established on May 22, 1913 and has a century of milestones in the fight against cancer.
"The American Cancer Society has played a role in nearly every cancer research breakthrough in recent history," says Nancy Yaw, Executive Vice President and Lakeshore Division Operating Officer for the American Cancer Society Lakeshore Division.
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This is old news from August 2012 but Hotmail or Live (remember Live?) or MSN users will notice the changes in 2013. Microsoft has closed Hotmail, the webmail service it opened in 1996, and upgraded user accounts to Outlook.com. Fortunately, hotmail users keep their email address and the conversion is painless. This is part of Microsoft's move to the cloud, something which most MS Office users will want to get used to this year, and redesign of products to work well on mobile devices and encompass all communications functions.
There may be a learning curve – "In the Outlook.com inbox, your personal email comes alive with photos of your friends, recent status updates and Tweets that your friend has shared with you, the ability to chat and video call – all powered by an always up-to-date contact list that is connected to your social networks. And, of course, you are in control of your experience – what you share, the networks you connect to, and your personal information. "
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Super Bowl XLVIII is approaching, and the bizav players are ready. Fractional provider Netjets has scheduled an invitation-only Manhattan bash for share-owners that will feature a concert by a major recording star. New York City-based Wheels Up is also organizing events and has reserved every room in Soho's James Hotel for its members. In addition, major business aviation FBOs and manufacturers have put plans in place to support their operators who will be in the New York area for the game. Here, the details:
Beechcraft's quick-response team (QRT) will be on call to support Hawker and Beechcraft customers. The support staff will be at Hawker Beechcraft Services in Wilmington, Delaware, while technical representatives throughout the region will be available for immediate response to an AOG (Aircraft on Ground) event or other service requirements. The QRT can draw on the resources of the entire Global Customer Support network, which includes parts and maintenance resources. Operators can call the QRT at (866) AOG-HELP (264-4357).
Bombardier will dispatch two mobile response parties (MRP) to the area. Staffed by an avionics technician and a maintenance technician, each MRP will be equipped with tools and diagnostics equipment for all Bombardier business aircraft. Bombardier will also have two onsite field service representatives and will dispatch additional support from its Hartford, Connecticut service center as required.
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Gulfstream will offer enhanced technical support. In the days leading up to, during and after the Sunday evening event, the company will have seven field and airborne support team (FAST) technicians operating between the Jet Aviation FBO at Teterboro Airport and a yet-to-be-determined FBO at Westchester County Airport in White Plains. The technicians will be able to address mechanical, avionics and/or interior issues, and can work directly out of two of the company's specially outfitted FAST maintenance vehicles. The vehicles, which will be positioned at Teterboro and Westchester airports, will include parts/materials, tooling and ground-support equipment.
Signature Flight Support is preparing its four area FBOs (in White Plains, New York and in Teterboro, Morristown and Newark, New Jersey) for Super Bowl-related traffic. Signature's $11 million facility at Newark International Airport (EWR), which opened just last month, offers a 39,000-square-foot hangar, an 11,200-square-foot terminal and three lounges, including a separate VIP area.
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I pray that Mother Nature agrees to spare the day on the fickle East Coast since both laborer and wealthy will be subject to her whims.
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Chad Henne might not be anything special, but at least he has legit receivers to throw to. One of them owns the record for catches in a game.
488 total yards of offense for Miami in Daboll's first game as offensive coordinator. Brandon Marshall and Davone Bess combined for 12 catches and 231 yards receiving. Reggie Bush is a nice guy to throw to as well. Bess might not be anything special, but he has more career receptions than all Browns wide receivers combined.
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If anyone who has anything to do with putting together the 2005 US Tour dvd reads this (including Paul ) here's a couple of suggestions that I'd like to see included in the dvd.
1. At the Miami concert (I attended & it was AWESOME), Paul forgot some lyrics (Blackbird etc.)
2. The entire video shown at the beginning of the concert.
3. At the Tampa concert where Paul "slipped" into the piano pit.
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The Vigil was held to bring the issue of sexual assault to the forefront and to demonstrate support for victims. Prayers were led by Chad Harrison youth pastor of the Evangelical Covenant Church of Norway and songs were performed by Alicia Barkley. Participants from throughout the community lit candles to demonstrate their support for survivors.
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Denmark Purchases Nine Sikorsky MH-60Rs
The U.S. Navy has inked a $686-million contract with the Danish Ministry of Defence for nine Sikorsky MH-60Rs through the foreign military sales (FMS) program. The Seahawk purchase is part of a fleet replacement program involving the Danish Westland Lynx Mk90B helicopters, which began flying in 2000. The agreement calls for the first MH-60R to enter service in 2016, conducting SAR, troop transport, medevac, humanitarian relief and ship-to-ship replenishment operations, in addition to its main role as an anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare helicopter. Full Story
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I thought it was pretty funny, but thats probably because I'm young and immature. The American History X part at the end is awesome, love that movie.
I think you need to also watch the actual domino's videos to see how similar they are...
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