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ANALYSIS: How long will the pope's honeymoon last?
(RNS) Since the moment of his election on March 13, Pope Francis has been warmly embraced by his own flock and even the media. But some constituencies in the church are decidedly cautious or even unhappy with Francis, and their grumbling may portend future troubles for the pope.

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As a state legislator, a Congressman, and a private citizen, I have been politically active in Jewish causes, including pro-Israel causes, for over forty years, and have observed many presidential candidates. But Barack Obama is the first to so thoroughly capture the imagination of Jewish Americans.
The reason, in my view, is that American politics for far too long has been dominated by partisanship, hate-mongering, and influence-peddling. The results are everywhere to see–a country where divisiveness thrives, whether it is between races, religions, or the haves and have-nots. (The top 2% of Americans earn 50% of America's income now -- and decent health care and a quality education are beyond the reach of many Americans.) Now, into this polarized nation comes Barack Obama–with a strikingly different message, and a history of bridging divides and crossing frontiers, through his twenty-five years of political activism.
As a community organizer and leader in Chicago and New York, and throughout his twelve years in public office, he has epitomized the notion of Tikkun Olam ("repairing the world"). Barack Obama understands that we can only surmount our greatest challenges by finding common ground and nurturing an inclusive style of politics–in a radical break from the polarization which plagues our polity. More than most, Jewish Americans have benefited from progressive ideas and inclusive politics, and no candidate better represents that tradition than Barack Obama.
In fact, there is something essentially Jewish about Obama's political philosophy. As Rabbi Harold Shulweis of Valley Beth Shalom observed last year in his Yom Kippur sermon about "Jewish universalism":
Jewish belief does not think "either/or." The ideal of Jewish monotheism is "both/and." Hear O Israel, the Lord is 'Echad.' ONE. "One" means overcoming your split thinking. "One" is the golden thread that runs throughout Jewish thought and belief . . . Oneness is a Jewish frame of mind.
Barack Obama rejects the politics of "either/or." He rejects the "politics in this country that seeks to drive us apart–that puts up walls between us." He understands that we are one. As he said during his remarkable convention speech in 2004:
It's that fundamental belief -- I am my brother's keeper, I am my sister's keeper -- that makes this country work. It's what allows us to pursue our individual dreams, yet still come together as a single American family. "E pluribus unum." Out of many, one.
Thus, Obama's vision of unity makes him a natural ally to the Jewish community. Likewise, he has been a strong ally to Israel. Some, including in these pages, have raised questions about whether Barack Obama is truly committed to maintaining the United States' support for Israel. In his speeches and public statements, his legislation and his voting record, he has proven himself to be a stalwart friend of Israel, committed to helping Israel in its search for peace with its neighbors, while standing strong with Israel against those who do not share this vision.
"I start with the premise that Israel is a stalwart ally of ours and their security cannot be compromised," Senator Obama pledged last year to an AIPAC audience in a widely-praised speech that described his travels in Israel, confirmed his unwavering commitment to the Jewish state and laid out his vision for protecting American interests in the Middle East. He understands the threats Israel faces, especially from terrorism and Islamist radicalism. "Our job is to never forget that the threat of violence is real," he told AIPAC.
In addition to burgeoning grassroots support, many Jewish leaders and pro-Israel activists are also joining the Obama campaign. "I am proud to say that he is unyielding in defending Israel's security," said longtime Jewish leader and philanthropist Lester Crown, "(Obama's) conviction holds fast whether the threat comes from Gaza or Tehran."
In the United States Senate, Barack Obama has led the charge to tighten sanctions against Iran and make it easier for state and local governments to divest from companies that do business with the radical regime in Tehran – a high priority of the pro-Israel community in all 50 states. Consistently–before non-Jewish audiences as well as Jewish--Senator Obama insists that Israel must remain a Jewish state and strongly condemns anti-Semitism and anti-Semites.
Barack Obama has stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the Jewish community in raising the alarm about genocide in the Darfur region of Sudan. "We must also consider using military force in circumstances beyond self-defense," Obama wrote in Foreign Affairs, including cases of genocide and mass atrocities. Unlike our current leaders, Barack Obama will confront the destabilizing and debilitating impact of America's reliance on imported oil.
Closer to home, Jewish Americans support Senator Obama because of his dedication to other bedrock causes in our community: promoting strong families and women's rights, including advancement in the workplace, protecting a woman's right to choose, and maintaining the separation of church and state. "I don't think that people of any faith background should be prohibited from debating in the public square," Obama said in a recent presidential debate, "But I am a strong believer in the separation of church and state. By the way, I support it not just for the state but also for the church, because that maintains our religious independence and that's why we have such a thriving religious life."
Barack Obama is a rare combination of an uncommon intellect, extraordinary decency, and proven leadership. Jewish Americans are understandably anxious about the direction in which our country is headed – both at home and abroad – and are eager for change. Barack Obama's unifying message, experience and life story promise to lead America toward a new and better future, renewing our community's faith in government and restoring our nation's standing on the world stage.
Mel Levine is a former Member of Congress from California and a former member of the board of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).
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Columbus School for Girls will open the school's new eight-lane competition indoor pool to all Bexley residents, CSG families and alumnae for community swimming starting Wednesday, Jan. 23.
Hours will be from 6 to 7 a.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday; 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday. Morning pool hours will be restricted to lap swimming only. Weekend pool hours will include recreational and lap swimming.
Those interested in taking advantage of the convenience of a local indoor pool can purchase an annual pool-only membership. Cost is $200 for an Individual Plan and $400 for a Family Plan.
Adults 18 or older must complete a membership application. Minors (anyone under the age of 18) may be included in the Family Plan of a registered adult and must be accompanied by that adult during pool use.
A lifeguard will be on duty during all community swim hours, and community use of the pool will be co-ed.
Members will be asked to provide their own towels. Additionally, CSG's locker rooms will be open for use by pool members. Locker rooms will close at 7:30 a.m. on weekdays and 6 p.m. on Sundays. Diving boards will remain closed at all times.
CSG's Athletics entrance is located at 65 S. Drexel Ave.
Members must register prior to facility use; walk-in registration will not be available.
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Adrienne Shelly killed
Adrienne Shelly, one of independent film's true stars of the 1990s and, with her features Sudden Manhattan, I'll Take You There, and Waitress, a skilled director, died tragically November 1, 2006. Shelly burst onto the scene as Audry in Hal Hartley's 1989 debut, The Unbelievable Truth. Her portrayal as an Armageddon-obsessed teenager made her something of a generational icon, and she went on to appear in Hartley's follow-up, Trust, as well as films like Sleep with Me, Grind and Factotum. But with I'll Take You There, Shelly purposefully moved behind the camera, bringing a deft comic tough and understanding of contemporary female characters to her films. In the fall of 2006 she submitted Waitress to Sundance and was working in a rented apartment she was using as a writer's studio. When she went downstairs to complain about the noise a workman was causing, he killed her and attempted to stage the death as a suicide. Shelly left behind a young daughter and a husband, Andy Ostroy, who established The Adrienne Shelly Foundation to support young women in their directing careers.


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Monday, June 30, 2014
Samsung Debuts High-End SSD Powered by 3D V-NAND Flash with Ten Years Warranty.
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Monday, June 16, 2014
SanDisk Set to Acquire Fusion-io for $1.1 Billion.
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Thursday, June 5, 2014
SanDisk Unveils Industry's First Consumer SSDs with Ten-Year Warranty.
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Saturday, May 3, 2014
SanDisk Vows to Release 8TB SSD Next Year, 16TB SSD in 2016.
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Samsung Begins Mass Production TLC NAND-Based SSD for Data Centers.
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In its first five years as an independent country, Kosovo has not experienced the positive developments that were hoped for, and remains far behind most countries in terms of economic development and rule of law. It is one of the poorest countries in Europe, boasting a meager 2012 per capita GDP of $3,453. Partly accounting for this low statistic is the minimal involvement of women in the economy. A 2012 World Bank report measures the portion of working-age women employed to be only 11 percent.
Along with scarce economic engagement, Kosovo struggles with corruption. It remains among the countries with the highest corruption levels, receiving a Corruption Perceptions Index 2012 score of 105, a far worse ranking than most states in the region.
In her recent lecture at Calvin College, Sandra F. Joireman, Weinstein Chair of International Studies and professor of Political Science at the University of Richmond, touched on these topics in relation to another major issue in Kosovar society: private property. In her presentation she explained that, "only 8 percent of property in the country is owned by women." This statistic is far below most all other countries, including Balkan states.


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Easy and fun; the hardest part is in knowing when to stop! Classes are popular prior to Christmas and then again for Mother's Day and Easter, but this is an easy project for any occasion... easily FINISHED in less than 3-4 hours! *note: hand beading will take you an extra 1-2 hours depending on how handy you are with beads and a needle!
The items in the first picture below are the basic stabilizers & supplies you need to get started:
- 505 temporary adhesive spray
- Aqua Film topping
- Aqua Bond water soluble adhesive stabilizer
- Polyester thread is recommended for strength and durability, but you can use cottons and metallics as well
- Aqua Bond is available at the shop at Quilting Arts or ask your local quilt shop or machine dealer to get it in stock for you.
- 90/14 microtex, topstitch needle
- free motion foot of your choice
- ribbons, lace, cording, yarns, bits and pieces of fabric (batiks are great because they don't fray as much
- Set your machine up for free motion by lowering your feed dogs, and inserting a FRESH 90/14 microtex or topstitch needle.
- LOWER your top tension as needed
- Expect to use two new needles... don't hesitate to change it if you start having thread breakage. This project is hard on needles as those thicker fibers will dull the tip rather quickly. Remember... you're going through stabilizer, glue, and thick yarns, ribbons, etc... don't be stingy with that needle... it's not worth it!
- roll up the scarf as you are 'quilting' it, to make it easier to handle (see pics below)
- don't forget to check your stitching from the back... just in case you really have serious tension issues! And sometimes it's easier to look at the back to see where you may have missed some stitching, due to the reflection and shiny surface stabilizer on the top...
- be sure to 'intertwine' all the stitches, making big and small circles all over the scarf surface, making sure they overlap each other. You can choose circles, or you can choose straight lines... or a bit of both! Be sure to catch the edges of the scarf in the stitching so that everything is JOINED together.
Don't hesitate to throw on some of those metallic threads, and I do mean "throw!" They can be quite dazzling, and easy to sew over as they are just trapped in between the two stabilizers... try it by just unravelling the thread from the cone on the top of your yarns and threads before laying on the top aqua film topping... letting them fall where they may!
HINT: Be sure to wind the bobbin with the same thread that you have in your top, as both sides of the scarf will show!
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I use only beading thread for it's strength, and a long, slim, beading needle is the absolute perfect TOOL for attaching beads.
Don't think you need to do only straight lines... making lines wavy... angular, and 'plaid-like' is terrific fun!
Be sure to soak your scarf in lukewarm water for at least 20 minutes or even overnight, but before leaving it to soak, rinse the glue that starts to fall away, so that it doesn't reattach to the fibers while the scarf sits in the water.... and rinse, rinse, and RINSE... making sure all that glue is completely washed out! You could also sing the song "I'm gonna wash that
Roll up the ends as you work... and don't forget you can turn the scarf over and work from the 'plain paper' side, which really helps visibility, and to see where you may need to place stitches... and there is no light reflecting from the topping, so it sometimes makes it easier to see!
The beads on the blue/green scarf below were "looped" and secured in between the loops. You can also choose to just "dangle" them, in single fringes... and use a small bead as a knot at the end, and bring your thread and needle back up through the row of beads, to continue adding each line of beaded fringe.


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Dr. King 40 Years Later
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Today marks 40 years since one of the greatest civil rights leaders and humanitarians was gunned down and taken away from us.
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was shot on the balcony of his hotel room in Memphis, Tennessee, where he was to lead a march of sanitation workers protesting against low wages and poor working conditions.
I wasn't even born when Dr. King was assassinated, but I can only imagine the heartbreak that people felt upon first getting that worst piece of news.
It breaks my heart to think about it as I write this post. Time flies, and many people I talk to can hardly believe its been 40 years.
For me, it's important to really think about and help others to realize that King was not a man who was a dreamer as the media loves to portray. Yes, he was a man of unparalleled vision, and hope. But he was also a leader through action, and the hardest of hard workers. I would ask that on this day, you would read or listen to Dr. King speak about opposition to war, or why it is important to vote, for example. Not only was he ahead of his time but he is timeless. Take the time to really dig into King - the man, not just the dream.


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Sassy Ham and Cheese Sandwiches
Recipe courtesy of Caryn Ross
- 1 container (8 ounces) cream cheese
- 2 teaspoons chopped fresh chives
- 1 pinch dried thyme
- 1 stick unsalted butter, melted
- 2 tablespoons freshly grated onion
- 2 tablespoons grated Parmigiano-Reggiano
- 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
- 1 package (12 count) Hawaiian rolls
- 8 ounces Black Forest deli ham, thinly sliced
- 8 ounces gruyere, grated
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
In a small bowl, combine the cream cheese, chives and thyme. Mix until well combined and set aside.
In a separate bowl, mix together the butter, onions, Parmesan and Worcestershire sauce. Set aside in a warm spot to keep the butter from solidifying.
Cut all 12 rolls in half. Place the roll bottoms in a 9- by 13-inch pan. Place equal amounts of ham (about 3 slices) on each roll. Top with the gruyere. Spread a generous amount of the chive and cream cheese on the roll tops. Place the tops on top of each sandwich bottom.
Pour the butter mixture over the top of the sandwiches. Cover with foil and bake until the cheese is melted, about 20 minutes. Then remove the foil and bake an additional 5 minutes to toast the buns.
A viewer or guest of the show, who may not be a professional cook, provided this recipe. The Food Network Kitchens chefs have not tested this recipe and therefore, we cannot make representation as to the results.
Recipe courtesy of Caryn Ross
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The Hawaiian Honeycreepers (subfamily Drepanidinae of family Fringillidae; sometimes treated as family Drepanididae) evolved and diversified in the Hawaiian Archipelago from a single ancestral colonist, almost certainly a cardueline finch resembling modern-day redpolls, goldfinches and siskins (Carduelis), or their close relatives. This group represents a classic example of adaptive radiation and when scientists first encountered the species from this radiation in the late 1700s, they were initially assigned to several different bird families based on their diverse morphology, behavior, and ecology. An unusual and important clue to their common ancestry was a shared distinctive musty aroma, apparent in both live birds and dead specimens, that was first reported in the literature by R.C.L. Perkins, a pioneering investigator of Hawaiian biodiversity. Morphological, behavioral, paleontological, and genetic investigations have now firmly established the monophyly of this group.
This group includes nearly two dozen extant species and at least 16 additional species that have gone extinct since 1600. These are small to medium sized (10-19 cm) passerines with highly varied morphology and colors ranging from dull olive green to bright red or yellow. Various honeycreeper species are found in wet and dry forests and even in atoll vegetation.
As a group, the Hawaiian Honeycreepers have not fared well in the face of human colonization of Hawaii. By the time Europeans first visited the islands, in 1778, virtually all the lowlands had been deforested, seabirds were breeding only on offshore islets, and half of the avifauna present prior to settlement by seafaring humans (Polynesians), including many honeycreepers, had already been driven to extinction. A rich record of non-mineralized "sub-fossils", some with recoverable DNA, has revealed that numerous honeycreeper species went extinct following Polynesian colonization of Hawaii but prior to European discovery of the islands. The arrival of Europeans unleashed a new wave of honeycreeper population declines and extinctions, mainly due to the introduction of alien species such as cattle, goats, and pigs, whose feral descendants devastated native habitats, as well as rats, cats, rabbits, and other species. The catastrophic surge of honeycreeper declines and extinctions that began in the late 19th century and continued into the 20th century was mystifying for decades, but has now been attributed in large part to avian malaria and avian pox transmitted by introduced mosquitos. The mosquitos were apparently established prior to the inadvertent delivery of the avian malaria parasite (Plasmodium relictum) in the blood of introduced birds.
As of 2010, all but two of the drepanidine species that survived into the 1980s were globally threatened, including nine that were critically endangered (several of these may already be extinct). The challenges faced by those working to conserve and recover honeycreeper populations are daunting, and the losses already behind us are tragic, but substantial tracts of suitable habitat are now protected and successful captive breeding programs for several species may buy time as investigators look for effective ways to protect the birds from disease.
Comprehensive reviews of the biology of this family have been provided by Pratt (2005, 2010); Pratt (2009) has compiled recordings of the songs and calls of Hawaiian honeycreepers.
(Pratt 2010 and references therein)


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PRINCESS ANNE, MD – (April 15, 2014) – The School
of Graduate Studies at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore holds its
Regional Research Symposium Thursday at the Student Services Center on campus.
of student-researchers and faculty from UMES and other schools will participate
in the fifth-annual event organized to draw attention to the scholarly work
taking place at a historically black institution.
really do quality research on this campus," says Jennifer Keane-Dawes, dean of
UMES' School of Graduate Studies. "This is a chance for us to showcase that."
was instrumental in launching the day-long symposium, which attracts researchers
from other University System of Maryland institutions as well as this year colleges
and universities from as far away as Michigan, Ohio, Alabama, Georgia and
said the gathering exposes UMES students to other institutions and potential future
The 2014
symposium participants will hear from Dr. George Cooper, executive director of
the White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities, as
the keynote speaker at lunch.
Cooper's participation is something we are very excited about," Keane-Dawes
said. "Having someone of his stature come to our campus says a lot about what
we are trying to accomplish with this event every year."
the day, participants, visitors and guests can see 62 posters on display and
hear nearly five dozen oral presentations throughout the day.
UMES undergraduate
Imani Brown will present her findings on "Can Online Streaming Music Shift
Consumer Preferences." Gabriel Charles, another UMES student, has been
researching how "Spiritually Oriented Users Choose and Use Online Spiritual
said she is pleased two high schools, working in concert with UMES researchers,
will participate in this year's poster presentation category.
High School students have been working with UMES' Joseph Pitula and graduate
student Kristen Lycett on how "dinoflagellates" affect the Newport Bay watershed
near Berlin in Worcester County. Students from James River High School in
Richmond have partnered with UMES' Paulinus Chigbu on studying the "Ecology of
the Bay Anchovy in Maryland's Coast Bays."
Trotman, lead program and policy analyst for the National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration, will kick off the 2014 symposium as guest speaker
at 8:20 a.m.
Bill Robinson, director, Office of Public
Relations, (410) 621-2355


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Hunt 5001: Limited-entry Buck pronghorn
Book Cliffs, Bitter Creek
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Type: Limited-entry
Species: Buck pronghorn
Weapon: Archery
Book Cliffs, Bitter Creek
DescriptionGrand and Uintah counties--Boundary begins at the Utah-Colorado state line and the White River; south along this state line to the Book Cliffs summit (north-south drainage divide); west along this summit and drainage divide to Ten Mile Knoll and the Steer Ridge road; north and west along the Steer Ridge road (atop the drainage divide) to the Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation Boundary (NW 1/4 Sec 7, T17S R21E); north along this boundary to the Uintah-Grand county line; west along this county line to the Green River; north along this river to the White River; east along this river to the Utah-Colorado state line. EXCLUDING ALL NATIVE AMERICAN TRUST LAND WITHIN THIS BOUNDARY. USGS 1:100,000 Maps: Huntington, Vernal, Price, Westwater, Seep Ridge. Boundary questions? Call the Vernal Office, 435-781-9453. This map is provided for general reference only and does not constitute a legal hunt boundary. The Division does not guarantee access to any private or public land. Hunt unit boundaries may include private property or other excluded areas.
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Heh, talking smack, like a little friendly taunting on the basketball court!
I always take strong opinions and voice them. If you ever thought I was smart, it's because I'm brave or stupid enough to be publicly wrong. And then I learn from the discussion. I reread what I write on public boards from years ago just to see how my thinking has changed.
Of course I recommend the Tai Lian. I always do. Why? It's a 2002 tea that costs $76 at Yunnan Sourcing. It's a *good* 2002 tea that cost $76. It's a genuinely cheap tea per age and quality. People may not want lincang, and people may not want Kunming cryostorage. I certainly do not think it samples well, because it really needs some time in humidity and awakening time fro separated leaf to be at its best. I would not have thought it worth buying the cake had I only bought the sample back then. However, if I think of myself as a consumer advocate, I wouldn't think I was doing a good job if I wasn't pushing this tea. If you haven't noticed already, nobody in the bigger tea circles really pushes the best tea. Just tea that's acceptable and have plenty of stock in merchant warehouses.
Nobody is an expert. Not really, because this hobby is far too young as a broad phenomenon. Virtually everyone's experience in the West consists of furtive samplings of tiny quantities of the well stored aged tea, usually of well known tea like 7542 or 8582. So everyone is making best guesses, especially given how processing methods and blends have changed since the 80s and 90s. So you have to come up with a system that estimates how you should think of a tea.
So for me, I go with:
1) Does the aroma endure? You can't fake or process a quality aroma with depth/complexity/fullness, rise off the cup, and lasting more than a minute or so.
2) How comfortable is it to drink? Is there astringency or bitterness? Is that astringency/bitterness productive in generating lingering aftertaste and huigans? Silky, gloopy, whatever texture?
3) Is it like drinking water or some kind of soup? Body is a bit different than texture--you can have a thinner body, with a silk texture and that'd be pretty cool. Or a thick one that isn't right in some way.
4) How much power, activity, and presence does the soup have on top of, and inside the throat? Too many people think mere cooling is a sign of quality. It is, sorta, but what sets off the really good from the mundane is the nature of the cool. Good tea has a different kind of cooling that's more ben-gay than mint. The effect tends to go down the throat and up the nose. It can also travel around the mouth, as in "wind rain effect" as the Chinese call it.
5) How much qi does it have? Does said qi move along the meridians, so to speak, or does it just sit there? Is it comfortable or harsh?
6) Does the tea have several stages in flavor as you go through a pot of water? Are the finishing brews pleasantly sweet and comfy?
People have different standards. For instance, Nada focuses alot more on certain aspects than I do. As a result, I think his Mannuo '11 is better than his Nannuo '11. He thinks the other way around. This will happen a ton of times, and there's no need to be upset about it. You have to make choices about what you want. You'd read me or any of the bloggers strictly in the context of where your preferences and priorities tend to overlap with mine or anyone else. Some use of your empathy muscles are required here.
I will say that taste itself is highly deceptive. It depends on your water, whether you let the dry leave sit in the bowl a week or two, or any number of things. It can change with the years. The classic way people buy bad tea is by preferentially buying "approachable" flavor or aroma puerh. Which is why you see so much problematically tinkered puerh that gives a oolongly fruity or floral taste (or more red and mellow malt). For me, the easy way to tell, again, is to see whether that aroma *endures*. Many of these teas also will betray badness by becoming hard to drink or pointless to drink by about brew 6-8. *Few* puerh, however, are done straight processing green. A little butteriness is sought after. Or a little hongcha, or some nice smokiness. That's alright, so long as most of the underlying qualities are still there to age.


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House of Commons Hansard #210 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was regulation.
- Question Period
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- Presence in Gallery
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Oral Questions
3:05 p.m.
Some hon. members
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Oral Questions
3:05 p.m.
The Speaker Andrew Scheer
The Chair has notice of a point of order from the hon. Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Oral Questions
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3:05 p.m.
Ottawa West—Nepean
John Baird Minister of Foreign Affairs
Mr. Speaker, in reference to a question I received from the member for Winnipeg Centre, we should take this issue very seriously. If there is a zombie attack, Canadians need to be well prepared. They should stock up on first aid kits, monster trucks, canned food and water, and I am not going to stand in this place and not warn Canadians that if the NDP had its way, Canadians would have to pay a carbon tax on each and every one of those—
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Order. I do not think it needs saying that that was not a point of order.
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3:05 p.m.
Calgary East
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Mr. Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order 32(2), I have the honour to table, in both official languages, three treaties: "Agreement between the Government of Canada and the Government of the State of Israel on Mutual Assistance in Customs Matters", done at Ottawa on 11 December 2012; "Agreement on Social Security between Canada and the Republic of India", done at New Delhi on 6 November 2012; and an "Agreement between the Government of Canada and the Government of the Republic of Benin for the Promotion and the Reciprocal Protection of Investments", done at Ottawa on 8 January 2013. An explanatory memorandum is included with the treaties.
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Routine Proceedings
February 13th, 2013 / 3:10 p.m.
Dean Allison Niagara West—Glanbrook, ON
Mr. Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order 34(1), I have the honour to present, in both official languages, the report of the Canadian delegation to the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe Parliamentary Assembly respecting its participation at the election observation mission of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe Parliamentary Assembly, in Kyiv, Ukraine, October 26 to 29, 2012.
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Mr. Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order 34(1), I have the honour to present, in both official languages, the report of the Canadian delegation of the Canada-United States Inter-Parliamentary Group respecting its participation at the National Conference of State Legislatures that was held in Chicago, Illinois, August 6 to 9, 2012.
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Mr. Speaker, I rise today to present, in both official languages, the 5th report of the Standing Committee on Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development in relation to Bill C-47, An Act to enact the Nunavut Planning and Project Assessment Act and the Northwest Territories Surface Rights Board Act and to make related and consequential amendments to other Acts.
The committee has studied this bill and has decided to report this back to the House without amendment.
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Mr. Speaker, I am honoured to present a petition representing thousands of people. The petition highlights that last year, 22-year-old Cassandra Kolias was killed by a drunk driver. A group of people who have also lost loved ones to impaired drivers, called Families for Justice, say that the current impaired driving laws are too lenient. They are calling for new mandatory minimum sentencing for people who have been convicted of impaired driving causing death. They also want the Criminal Code of Canada changed to redefine the offence of impaired driving causing death to vehicular manslaughter.
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Ralph Goodale Wascana, SK
Mr. Speaker, I have two petitions to table today.
The first is from a number of people across Saskatchewan who take strong exception to Bill C-45, including, in particular, its provisions that impact in such a negative fashion upon aboriginal people. The petitioners call upon the government to rescind Bill C-45 until such time as proper consultation has taken place.
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Ralph Goodale Wascana, SK
Mr. Speaker, the second petition is again from a number of people from across Saskatchewan. They are expressing concern about the limited eligibility for registered disability savings plans, in particular for those people suffering chronic conditions, such as multiple sclerosis, who may not be permanently disabled now but who expect that they may face that adversity. Yet the present rules prevent them from applying for a registered disability savings plan now. The petitioners call upon the government to correct that obvious deficiency in the design of the program.
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Chris Charlton Hamilton Mountain, ON
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to table a petition in the House today in support of Bill C-400, an act to ensure secure, adequate, accessible and affordable housing for Canadians. Nearly one and a half million households are in core housing need in our country and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights acknowledges that affordable housing is a fundamental right and not a privilege.
Canada is the only industrialized country that does not have a national housing strategy. Therefore, the petitioners call on the House of Commons to pass NDP Bill C-400 and finally give Canada a national housing strategy.
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Robert Aubin Trois-Rivières, QC
Mr. Speaker, according to the Universal Declaration on Human Rights, access to secure, accessible and affordable housing is not a privilege, it is a fundamental right. But in Canada, a rich country, this is not yet the case.
That is why hundreds of people are adding their voices to the debates in Parliament in support of Bill C-400.
I am pleased to present this petition.
Development and Peace
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Dominic LeBlanc Beauséjour, NB
Mr. Speaker, I have the honour to present two petitions today.
The first petition is signed by a number of residents from the beautiful city of Dieppe, Memramcook and Kent County, who are calling on the government to increase funding for a very important NGO, Development and Peace, that does essential work.
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Dominic LeBlanc Beauséjour, NB
Mr. Speaker, the second petition, signed by hundreds and hundreds of residents from my riding, calls on the government to stop the very negative changes to employment insurance that will hurt so many thousands of people in seasonal industries
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Effective Multi-level Governance toward Post-2015
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The 8th Annual Meeting of the Development Partners Working Group on Decentralization and Local Governance (DeLoG). DeLoG is made of 27 multilateral and bilateral agencies working in decentralization and local governance. The Group seeks to develop a conceptual framework, shared vision and operational co-ordination in the field of decentralization and local governance as well as cooperation between its Development Partners, in order to enhance their effectiveness. It is also works to facilitate the exchange of information among members in a shared workspace and access to critical development information in the subject area.
DeLoG believes that supporting local governments is necessary for achieving sustainable development. Therefore, support to local governments and other actors at subnational level must assist them to:
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- Build effective oversight and performance assessment systems;
- Secure transparency, accountability and citizen participation in local development planning;
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The meeting hosted by UN (UNDP, UNCDF, and UNHABITAT) is currently taking place at the UN Headquarters in New York, from the 4th to 7th of June. This year's theme is "Effective multi-level governance for improved development results". The specific objectives are:
- To discuss and shape the role of decentralization and local governance in the Post 2015 and Busan Aid Effectiveness agendas;
- To contribute to a common understanding around concepts, experiences, and trends of decentralization, local governance, and multi-level governance; and develop a mid-term strategy to promote improved development effectiveness based on this understanding.
The first day of the meeting will thus be devoted to discussions on Decentralisation and Local Governance and the Post 2015 Agenda. As the Practice Director of Democratic Governance Group, I gave an opening statement, followed by statements from the Executive Secretary of UNCDF, Marc Bichler; the UNHABITAT Director of New York office, Yamina Djacta; and representatives of Germany and Switzerland, Peter Silberberg and Kuno Schläfli. Rene Mauricio Valdes, chief of staff, One UN Post 2015 secretariat, then presented on the Post-2015 process and global consultation on governance and lead participants into discussions.
The focus for the second day will be the discussion on Multi-level Governance as it applies to improved service delivery, accountable-local governance and fragile situations while the third day primarily focuses on multi-level governance as it applies to the urban challenge.
UNDP is leading two presentations, "Facilitating an Integrated Support for Decentralisation And Local Governance in Fragile Situations-A Practical Experience on UN Agencies and Development Partners" and the second on "Mechanisms facilitating multilevel governance: Experiences from the field".
At the end of the meeting DeLOG and its members should have taken stock of the Busan implementation process, Post 2015 discussions and the place of local governance and evolving strategies to better position local governments in the implementation of the next global development agenda.
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Pete, which recipe do you like the best?I've tried two-- the first one was the 8 hour pizza; the second was the emergency 2 hour pizza. I much preferred the first because the crust wasn't as puffy, if you will. I'm afraid of trying the 5 day pizza because I just can't plan ahead, and if I do, I do not want it to be disappointing.
has anyone cloned their garlic butter dipping sauce?that stuff rocks
yep i read that post, i dont have margorine at home to try to play with finding the recipei searched and theres nothing on a garlic butter dipping sauce on these forums oh well ill get around to it some day
Norma,Thank you for the link to the Papa John's commissary operation. The article is quite interesting and confirms much of what I learned about the PJ dough and its preparation through all of the research I conducted.However, There are a couple of changes from what I learned since I started this thread in 2008. The first is that no mention is made of the use of oil in the PJ dough. That could mean either that PJ is no longer using oil in its dough or perhaps the omission in the article was an oversight. The second difference is the weight of a dough ball for a large pizza--20.25 ounces, plus or minus one-quarter ounce. The last dough ball weight I used for a PJ 14" pizza was 21 ounces. If my number was correct, I suppose it is possible that PJ has reduced the amount of dough for its 14" pizza. if so, the corresponding thickness factor would be 0.12992-0.13317. Interestingly, when I asked Diane Helms, the PJ director of domestic R&D at PJ, what the weight of a dough ball for a PJ 14" pizza was, she told me that that information was proprietary.When I have a chance, I may take a look at the latest PJ Nutrition Facts to see if I can detect any changes from the Nutrition Facts I used to come up with the original PJ dough clone formulation. I recall at one time seeing changes in that information but didn't have a way to know specifically where the changes were made.Peter
When I have a chance, I may take a look at the latest PJ Nutrition Facts to see if I can detect any changes from the Nutrition Facts I used to come up with the original PJ dough clone formulation. I recall at one time seeing changes in that information but didn't have a way to know specifically where the changes were made.
This thread recently quietly made its way into the #10 spot of the forum's top 10 boards in terms of page views. It displaced another popular big chain American style clone pizza: the Little Caesars clone. In both cases, there was not a lot of recent posting activity. The popularity stems from users who come to the forum, or maybe even join the forum, in search of recipes.Peter
Congrats, on all the hard work and experiments you did on this thread, for it to become the #10 ten spot in terms of pages views.
Norma,Thank you, Norma, but actually, I am disappointed. I would have hoped that more people would try the recipes and report back on their results and, in the process, give something back to the forum or at least become active members on the forum and enter posts that have value to the members. However, it looks like too many people are only looking for recipes and little else. I view clone recipes as being different than most recipes in that they are created out of whole cloth and not likely to be found anywhere on the Internet or in any book that I am aware of. I think that that makes the recipes more valuable. I don't have to tell you but you know from our own collaborations that it takes a lot of work and time and research to reverse engineer and clone famous dough recipes and pizzas, and occasionally even some out of pocket expenses. Seeing that the forum has not benefited from all the work that has been done with cloning efforts, and certainly not in any economic sense, I have been rethinking my strategy on doing this sort of thing. I may do it but not post my results on the forum and look for other ways of sharing those results with others. I am not anxious to create formulations for strangers who are only looking for clone recipes and who have no interest in the well being of the forum. Peter
Pete-zza,I belong to the demographic you refer to; I joined in 2008 and this will only be my 35th post. I found the site after it came up in the search results when I was on the hunt for a clone recipe to be used in a family pizza bake-off. I found the recipe I was looking for, but I also found a forum and small group of talented and experienced pizza enthusiasts such as yourself. I've often referred back to the site, but most times felt like my knowledge level was too small to add anything of value to the threads. I suppose what I'm trying to say is that there is a countless number of people out there who haven't posted but have benefited from your trials, a countless number of non-posters who enjoyed the taste of a better pie due only to the fact that you were altruistic enough to share your knowledge and experiences. Before the internet age, people with your level of culinary influence and power were those lucky few who appeared on television or print. But in today's age you and the other PF elite have an influence on the population comparable to the Prosper Montagné's, Urbain Dubois's, and maybe even Julia Child's of the past. It would be a terrible loss if you were to reduce your activity on these forums; a terrible loss for me personally and honestly a terrible loss for society. Your posts will be on the internet long after we have all passed away, people who will be born 75 or 100 years from now will be using your recipes and your hard work will put a smile on their faces. That must be a tremendous feeling, its the type of feeling that led John D Rockeffeler to give away vast amounts to medicine in his lifetime, it's the type of feeling that led Bill Gates to establish his charitable foundation. I'd venture to say that most of humanity wants to experience that feeling, but few have the means and ability to do so. You have that ability Pete-zza. And I sincerely hope you reconsider reducing your activity level on the forums.-John


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Chicken Chorizo Patty Melt
- Patties:
- 1 pound ground chicken
- 6 ounces fresh chorizo
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh oregano leaves
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- Onions:
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
- 1 large or 2 regular Vidalia or sweet onions, halved and sliced
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 4 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 4 flat bread, naan or pita, halved
- 8 to 10 slices Jarlsberg or Swiss cheese
- Ketchup, for dipping
DirectionsWatch how to make this recipe.
Patties: In a large bowl, gently but thoroughly combine all ingredients. Form into 4 equal-sized thin patties roughly the size of the bread you will be using or in the case of the naan, 1/2 the bread size. Cover the patties with plastic wrap and refrigerate for 30 minutes.
Onions: In a medium saute pan on medium heat melt the butter with the oil. Add the onion and season with a pinch of salt and a couple of grinds of pepper, to taste. Saute until the onions are caramelized, about 35 minutes, and set aside.
Preheat a griddle with 2 tablespoons of oil over medium-high heat. Griddle the patties on the on both sides until crispy on the edges and cooked through, about 3 minutes per side. Remove to a plate and wipe the griddle. Assemble the sandwiches by layering each bread 1/2 with a slice of cheese, a patty, another slice of cheese, onions, and the other bread 1/2, in that order. Brush or add 2 more tablespoons of oil to the griddle and put the sandwiches on the griddle. Press on the sandwich with a spatula to help toast evenly and hold the sandwich together. Cook until the cheese is melted and the bread is toasted, about 2 minutes on each side. Serve immediately with ketchup, for dipping.
Recipe courtesy of Sunny Anderson, 2010
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