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The season has ended for the Blue Jackets and I have a few thoughts:
The Jackets FO really needs to do what it takes to get some credible first line help to pair with Nash. I think we can all agree that Nash is the straw that stirs the drink for the Jackets and he is one of the premiere forwards in the NHL. Message to the FO: GET THIS GUY SOME HELP!!!
The Jackets could also use a first line caliber blue liner who is strong on the fore check and isn't afraid to scrap a little. It also wouldn't hurt to have a D first Dman, especially in this day and age of offense-minded blue liners. The guys they have are steady and will give you good ice time, but a Dman who other teams will actually fear should be somewhere on the wish list for the Jackets FO.
They need to re-extend Nash and continue the commitment to keeping him long term. He has two years left on his present deal, so the urgency is going to begin to show up if it hasn't already. Getting a line mate that has a comparable skill set for him is one way to show commitment. Making him a captain is another way, albeit symbolic. But he hasn't sniffed the playoffs three years into his current deal. Showing him the money may be the biggest piece of the puzzle. He has shown that he is worth every dime he'll get.
All in all, this team isn't at all far off. Realistically, had they finished this season the way they have finished the last three the Jackets would have been much closer to a playoff berth this season. The team has lots of talent, but are missing just a couple players to put them into an elite status in the rugged Western Conference.
The FO did what they had to do with Fedorov and Foote. I would have unloaded them, too. Howson seems to have all the right values to get this team into a position of relevance. But there is a sense of urgency for Howson and Hitchcock as the coach to get this team into a playoff mix soon. The bloom is off the rose in Cowtown and with the popularity of the Buckeyes, the Jackets can't merely claim their pro status to set them apart from Ohio State. At some point, the Jackets have to earn their keep.
It'll be interesting to see how the Jackets do in the off-season to get them over the playoff hump for next season. They appear to be on the right track, but we have no basis of knowing whether all the players in the Jackets fold, off and on the ice, have that same level of commitment.

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Isabella Moon Stanford
Isabella Moon Stanford, 5, of 63 Hazzard St., died at 6:06 p.m. Friday (Feb. 15, 2013) in WCA Hospital as the result of injuries sustained in a sledding accident.
She was born Aug. 17, 2007, in Buffalo, the daughter of Edward C. Stanford and Anna M. Carbajal Raynor.
Isabella was a kindergarten student at M.J. Fletcher Elementary School who loved makeup and playing with her Barbie dolls. She also enjoyed cuddling on the couch with her blanket and teasing her twin brother.
In addition to her mother of Jamestown and her father of Dunkirk, she is survived by three brothers: her twin Isaac Stanford, Kevin Lee Bellardo and Jovante Marcus Turner, all of Jamestown; two sisters: Heather Marie and Danielle Rae Raynor, both of Jamestown; two half-brothers: Dion and Edward Stanford, both of Dunkirk; four half-sisters: Shari and Victoria Stanford, both of Dunkirk, and Nicole and Tanya Stanford, both of Olean; several aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews; and her chihuahua, Princess.
She was preceded in death by her grandparents.
The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Monday, Feb. 25 in Healing Word Ministries, 1006 W. Third St., Jamestown. The Rev. Leecroft Clarke will officiate. Burial will be in Hillside Haven Cemetery, Steamburg.
The family will receive friends from 2-5 p.m. Sunday in Powers, Present & Sixbey Funeral Home. To send a message to the family, visit www.presentsixbeyfuneral.com.


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This smooth, fluffy frosting is a real treat for cake lovers. You can also use it as a dip for fresh fruit.—Kim Marie Van Rheenen, Mendota, Illinois
Recommended: 30 Recipes for No-Bake Pies
- 1 cup cold 2% milk
- 1 package (3.9 ounces) instant chocolate fudge pudding mix
- 1 carton (8 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed
- In a large bowl, whisk milk and pudding mix for 2 minutes. Fold in whipped topping. Store in the refrigerator. Yield: 3-1/2 cups.
Originally published as Chocolate Mousse Frosting in Taste of Home Baking Book 2007, p168
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"This is a fantastic frosting! I've made it with vanilla pudding mix as well and it is delicious. Great for those of us who don't care for the overly rich, cloyingly sweet texture of most frostings."
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"This makes a wonderful cake filling, too! I've also used vanilla pudding in place of chocolate and then added a capful (or 2) of liqueur, such as Kahlua, as a fruit dip. So good it makes you want to skip the fruit! :)"


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Barking is one of the most common traits in dogs and one of the most common complaints owners have about their pets. Barking tends to serve as a territorial warning sign to other animals or a way for a dog to vocalize its despair over being separated from its family, and in some cases barking is a response to any new sounds, sights or odors.
VCA Animal Hospitals reports that this act typically comes when a dog is feeling anxious, indecisive or frustrated about a situation. For dogs that bark excessively for what seems to be no reason at all it may be more psychological than protective. According to VCA, a lack of proper socialization with people and other dogs as a puppy can be the culprit of excessive barking. If a dog isn't exposed to a wide range of experiences, it will often show its fear or unease of the unknown through barking.
Some dogs bark as a way to get attention. Unknowing pet owners often try to quiet their dogs but are actually reinforcing the barking behavior by giving in to their dogs' demands. For example, a dog who is barking may be let indoors or given a treat or toy to play in hopes of quieting them down. Barking should never be rewarded with attention or the problem will escalate and become unmanageable.
To combat barking problems that stem from separation anxiety, VCA suggests starting crate training as a way to give a dog a safe place to relax when it's left alone. Progressively leaving it alone for longer periods of time may also stop the behavior. To do this, owners will need to set up a scheduled daily routine that dogs can look forward to. Setting this daily predictability, like having breakfast, a morning walk, going outside, going to the crate and coming home, may allow the dog to relax because it will know what's to come each day.


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As a veteran of many reverse engineering and cloning projects, I think that, absent insider information, you cannot realistically reverse engineer and clone a commercial dough/pizza in a reasonable time frame without numbers.
I was just sayin that I don't know if I'm capable of truly reverse engineering this sucker, though it does sound like fun. Is it the case that without detailed nutritional information we can't really make progress outside of trial and error subjectivity?I'd be willing to get an MM pie for laboratory purposes but sounds like it wouldn't do a whole lot to help the cause without knowing more about what's in the thing.
mellow sells dough balls...small is $3 and medium $4. The dough actually comes in balled and frozen, in one day batches. No effort is put in to keeping them at a consistant temp throughout the day as well...
She quoted prices of $4 for small, $6 for medium, and $8 for large.
$8 for a dough ball?!? What the...
I did call my local MM and at first the girl was like "hmmm I don't think so" but she went and asked and sure enough, they do sell the dough.She quoted prices of $4 for small, $6 for medium, and $8 for large. She said they are kept at room temp, as you stated.I tried to get a little more info out of her by asking if the dough they use in the restaurant is made fresh or arrives frozen in balls. She said "a little of both." I didn't want to press the issue so left it at that.Pete - where does this put us for our reverse engineering project? I would think this is a quantum leap forward! Maybe I could get some ingredient/nutritional info when purchasing a ball . ..
So, maybe MM does use a commissary business model. That would allow them to make and ship both frozen and fresh dough balls to their stores.
In the interest of pizza science, there are two nutritional guides that I have seen. How accurate or where they came from I don't know.1) http://www.myfitnesspal.com/nutrition-facts-calories/mellow-mushroom2) http://www.livestrong.com/article/364574-mellow-mushroom-nutrition-guide/?utm_source=popup&utm_medium=1
I feel like we're really getting some great info but not really sure how we get at the dough formulation. I guess other than what we feel are the sure-fire ingredients - HG Flour, Wheat Germ, Molasses, yeast, oil, salt - sans nutrition info or insider info, all we can do is trial and error. . .?
When the pizza arrived, I approached it as though I was performing an autopsy. I examined all of the physical, coloration and textural characteristics of the pizza, and I smelled and tore apart and tugged and stretched the crust and crumb, and tasted all of the components, isolating them for taste purposes as much as I could. Based on the notes I took, here is my critique. PeterNote: The dough ball information other than cost given above turns out to be incorrect. For details and the correct information, see Reply 42 at http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,3940.msg151482.html#msg151482.
Norma,There is a real advantage to being at a pizza place in person. But my visit also told me that you have to be careful about what employees tell you. I think sometime they try too hard to please you with an answer, especially if you are a customer or prospective customer, and they end up telling you things with sincerity but that are wrong. I had hoped to get more information on the flour but I knew that it would be fruitless to ask the workers at the MM store because the answer is back in the Atlanta commissary. That is the benefit of a commissary business model. The workers in the stores are just pizza assemblers. I remember when my server first asked the workers making the pizzas if they knew the weights of the different dough balls and they just looked at each other and said Huh? Only one worker ventured to answer and he was wrong. Peter


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Weeds: The old homesteads
For some years, I've had a part time job with the Minnesota Crop Improvement Association. Most of what I do is inspect fields that are producing various types of seed. This time of year, I look at around 60 soybean fields. It's a lot of walking, followed by writing reports.
I've walked hundreds of fields in about all the counties around us. I'm a farmer, so this is interesting work. Farmers love seeing what other farmers do. I get to observe all sorts of soil types, weed populations, field lay outs, etc. I also walk around, near, and through the building sites. A lot of dogs have barked at me.
There are all types of farm sites as there are all types of farmers. There are places that look like corporate campuses with nary a blade of grass out of place. Then there are places that feel like you've driven into the first chapter of The Grapes of Wrath, and the Joads should be loading up the truck.
And there are the places that aren't places anymore. By that, I mean abandoned farm sites. Places that don't show up in plat books anymore. You'd be trespassing if you walk around there. It's one of the perks of my job.
In some of these old farm sites, a farmer might still be using the outbuildings. Maybe the house has been left to the elements. Sometimes, the house is gone, and you have to look around to figure where it used to be. I found one this week that is four bins that are being used, a stately old silo not being used, and one giant oak tree, all that remains of the grove.
Occasionally, all that is left of a place is a single old shed or barn standing alone out in a field, crops growing up to it on four sides. To me, these always seem like the person who just doesn't know to go home at the end of a party. Perhaps it is being saved out of respect for the legacy of the barn. Or maybe it's respect for the cost of knocking down one of these stone/block/cement beasts.
The best ones are the farm places that look like someone just turned out the lights and left. Years ago, maybe decades ago. Often these are along a creek or into a woods that make them easy to farm around. When I walk into what-was-the-yard, sometimes I think the place might just be a lawn mower and a paint job away from coming to life. Other times, every building is collapsed into itself. All the boards are weathered gray, box elder trees might even be growing out of the cellar.
It's surprising how often there's a stack of sloughed-over hay bales in the barn. Buckets, tools, machinery parts are sometimes neatly ordered against a wall. Other times, they're just strewn about. You can make out pens for animals. Older barns look miniature compared to modern day operations. You can bang your head pretty easy poking around in them.
Outside in the weeds, you find things like grinding wheels and corn shellers. The oldest manure spreaders and wagons have wood sides that are streaked with green mildew, or else simply rotted. "Newer" spreaders and wagons have steel sides that are rusted. There are various types of corn cribs. Once in a while you find tucked in the trees one of the earliest steel bins, so small they don't even hold what a good-sized grain cart does today. Everything has been painted darker by Time. Time is a subtle, persistent artist. Time took over for humans at some point in the past, and now has painted everything in this landscape.
Up by the house, sometimes doors and windows got boarded up after being left "peopleless." "Peopleless" is the other side of "homeless," not as tragic but still sort of sad. More often the doors and windows were simply shut. Many have been opened by the aforementioned Time. Doors hang on hinges only so many years. Windows might have been broken by a branch, a neighbor kid with a rock, or just the sagging foundation.
You look in; sometimes there's nothing but chipped paint and faded flowered wallpaper. Other times, there are chairs and cabinets that someone was excited to have when they were new once. There might be an oil furnace or wood stove that made this place a shelter from winter chill.
Once in a while, I find flowers, maybe tiger lilies shouting out of the brush. I've seen grand old peonies in a sunny opening, and delicate lilies-of-the-valley hugging a home's foundation. There are parts and pieces of teeter totters and tree houses that tell of children who lived there.
That's the thing; you start to imagine the family that called this the "home place." Are some of them still living? Do they drive by, maybe even walk into the place and look around, remembering?
In these places that aren't places any more, there must have been joyous days. Babies must have come home, perhaps were even born here. There must have been hard days; maybe there are sites of tragedies that I unknowingly walk by. Branches brush against old buildings, and doors hang loose. When a wind is blowing, there are creaks and scrapes and groans that seem to whisper at stories that I can't make out.
Nothing will last forever. But these farm places had histories that were short, even by America's standards. Only a couple generations spent their lives here. Are these places a failure? I'm sure at some point in the past, the farmer had in mind that unknown descendants would be there, working, raising families. Brought back from the past, would that farmer look at the busted windows and fallen-in granary and say he failed?
It's hard to know the answer to that as I look on a dilapidated barn. Passing the farm on meant a lot to some farmers. Other farmers thought it most important to get their children schooling, and maybe even encouraged them to leave the farm.
Perhaps the farmer who was here has great-grandchildren who all have successful lives and careers in the Cities. Those descendants might even know vaguely that their family came from out here once. They probably don't know that their great-grandmother planted tiger lilies.


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UTSA to join Conference USA in 2013-14
SAN ANTONIO — The University of Texas at San Antonio announced Friday that it has entered into a membership agreement to join Conference USA (C-USA). The Roadrunners, along with Charlotte, FIU (Florida International), Louisiana Tech and North Texas, officially will become members of the league on July 1, 2013. Old Dominion announced on Thursday, May 17, that it, too, will join to conference.
The remainder of C-USA beginning in 2013-14 will include East Carolina, Marshall, Rice, Southern Mississippi, Tulane, Tulsa, UAB and UTEP. The league office is located in Irving, Texas.
"Today is another outstanding day to be a Roadrunner," President Dr. Ricardo Romo said. "We are very excited about our new partnership with Conference USA. It is a great fit for us, and it is a significant step forward for the University and the entire city of San Antonio."
"This is yet another historic day for UTSA," Athletics Director Lynn Hickey said. "Today's invitation is a realization of a lot of hard work by so many different people, and we couldn't have done it without the support of the city and its community leaders. This truly was a collaborative effort. It's another great moment for the city of San Antonio, our University and the athletics department. Everyone truly is excited to be moving to Conference USA."
"We are pleased to welcome UTSA to Conference USA," Commissioner Britton Banowsky said. "They are an amazing University in a very dynamic and vibrant city. Without a doubt, they will be a good fit for us. What is truly impressive is the way they launched their football program, which is a tribute to the strong leadership in place."
UTSA competes in 17 intercollegiate sports — baseball, men's and women's basketball, men's and women's cross country, football, men's and women's golf, women's soccer, softball, men's and women's tennis, men's and women's indoor and outdoor track & field and women's volleyball — at the Division I level.
The Roadrunners currently are a part of the Southland Conference, where they have been a member since 1991-92. The department has won 55 Southland Team Championships since joining the league, 35 of which have come since 2000-01. UTSA also won the 2007-08 & '10-11 Commissioner's Cup and it boasts a conference-leading 28 Southland Student-Athletes of the Year since the league started handing out the award in 2002-03.
UTSA will be joining the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) on July 1 and all 17 of its sports programs will play full WAC schedules during the 2012-13 academic year.
From its beginning in 1995, C-USA's dedication to excellence has been the guiding principle and that remains a common thread for a promising future. The league currently is home to 12 nationally-prominent, tradition-rich members and that combination enhances men's and women's programs that are immersed in athletics success and academic prowess. Together, C-USA is committed to excellence, integrity and leadership in athletics, academics and in their communities, which cover nine states and nearly 17 million people.
All C-USA institutions play in the Division I Football Bowl Subdivision, along with several other Division I-A men's and women's athletics programs, many of which compete regularly for NCAA Championships. C-USA sponsors competition in 20 sports — nine for men (baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis and indoor and outdoor track & field) and 11 for women (basketball, cross country, golf, rowing, softball, soccer, swimming & diving, tennis, indoor and outdoor track & field and volleyball).
C-USA performers have achieved great success on the playing field, placing the league among the top conferences in the nation. Sixty-seven football programs have earned bowl bids, 102 men's basketball teams have participated in the postseason play (49 NCAA/41 NIT/6 CIT/6 CBI), 47 women's basketball squads have appeared in the NCAA Tournament and 53 baseball programs have made NCAA Tournament appearances. Additionally, 36 volleyball teams, 61 men's and women's soccer squads and 30 softball programs have received NCAA Championship bids. The league also has had seven national champions in track & field, one in diving and numerous NCAA individual and team competitors in cross country, golf, rowing, swimming and tennis. Overall, C-USA teams and individuals have made nearly 700 NCAA Championship appearances since the league's inception in 1995-96.
The conference also sponsors numerous academic awards, including the Commissioner's Honor Roll and the Commissioner's Academic Medal, indicative of outstanding achievement in the classroom.
C-USA annually awards 12 postgraduate scholarships, along with the Sport Academic Award, Scholar-Athletes of the Year and the Institutional Academic Excellence Award. The league also presents a Spirit of Service Award, which recognizes student-athletes three times a year for a combination of significant community service efforts, good academic standing and participation in their elected sport.
C-USA institutions are among the nation's best in academic performance, bolstered by the fact that student-athletes at league institutions have a higher graduation rate than the general student population. Among C-USA's more than 5,000 student-athletes, there are champions off the playing field as well. In 17 years, more than 150 student-athletes have earned CoSIDA Academic All-America honors, while nearly 600 have been named Academic All-District. In addition, more than 22,000 student-athletes have been named to the league's Commissioner's Honor Roll or received the Commissioner's Academic Medal, which is indicative of outstanding achievement in the classroom.
UTSA is one of the largest of nine academic universities and six health institutions in the University of Texas System. As a multicultural institution of access and excellence, UTSA aims to be a national research university that provides access to educational excellence and prepares citizen leaders for the global environment.
UTSA serves nearly 31,000 students in more than 135 undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degree programs in the Colleges of Architecture, Business, Education & Human Development, Engineering, Honors, Liberal & Fine Arts, Public Policy, Sciences and Graduate School. Founded in 1969, it is an intellectual and creative resource center and a socioeconomic development catalyst for Texas and beyond.


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Immigration tuition bill advances in NJ
TRENTON, N.J. - Lawmakers advanced a bill Thursday that would help New Jersey residents who are in the U.S. illegally pay for college, setting up a potential showdown with the governor, who has said he would not sign the current proposal.
The bill would extend the cheaper in-state tuition rate to students brought to the U.S. illegally as children who graduated from a New Jersey high school and are accepted to a state college or university. Currently, this group of New Jersey residents pays the more expensive out-of-state tuition rate.
An Assembly committee sent the bill advanced to the full chamber for a floor vote. It already has passed the Senate and could reach Gov. Chris Christie's desk before the end of the year.
At least a dozen other states have similar laws, including Texas and California, two states with the largest foreign-born population. New Jersey ranks third in the percentage of foreign-born residents.
Christie has expressed support for the concept of extending in-state tuition to qualifying students who are in the country illegally. But after winning 50 percent of the Hispanic vote in his re-election, he balked at some provisions in the bill and last month said he would not sign it unless changes were made.
Christie, considered a strong contender for a presidential run in 2016, objects to a portion of the bill giving this group of students access to financial aid if they qualify. He also opposes what he says is a loophole that would grant in-state tuition to students in the country illegally if they graduate from a private boarding school in New Jersey but live in another state.
Senate President Stephen Sweeney said Christie would get the bill as is. Sweeney and some Hispanic leaders blamed Christie for flip-flopping on the bill. They said he raised no objections while courting the Hispanic vote during his re-election campaign.
Hispanic voters support the bill by a wide margin. Conservative voters, like the ones Christie would need to appeal to if he seeks the Republican nomination for president, strongly oppose it.
Advocates for the bill said it is long overdue and would extend the same educational opportunities to students in this country as those who have legal standing.
Opponents said it is too costly a benefit to extend to those who are in the U.S. without legal permission.
Children brought to the U.S. illegally are required by federal law to receive the same K-12 education as citizens. This bill extends education benefits to college.
The original Assembly bill didn't have the financial aid component. Assemblyman Declan O'Scanlon, a Republican of Monmouth County, tried unsuccessfully to get Democrats to move that bill, saying it was a reasonable compromise.
The Democrats who lead the panel noted that Republicans didn't support that bill either.
The measure advanced on a party-line 8-4 vote.
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At JIMTOF 2014, Sugino Machine unveiled the "JCC503 Robo", a CNC precision washer that positions parts with a numerically-controlled robotic arm and utilizes a high pressure washer to remove chips as small as 0.6 mm generated during machining processes.
Sony is going to start selling the new flagship model of its Hi-Res Walkman ZX series (NW-ZX2) on February 14.
Hakko Electronics developed the V9 series with a so-called VPN router function built into a programmable display device as a virtual dedicated line, and launched the "Web Machine Interface" service to pursue the cause of equipment and machinery abnormalities from a remote location.
Haier Asia, a manufacturer and seller of home appliances, announced the release of the world's first stick-style handy washing device "HCW-HW1 COTON" from their AQUA brand.
They have started accepting advanced orders and will begin selling it to the public in early March.
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D5500 is equipped with an effective 24.16MP DX format CMOS sensor, EXPEED 4 image processor, Wi-Fi, and 3.2-inch vari-angle LCD touch-panel monitor. D5500 has the currently smallest and lightest body among all existing DSLR cameras with a vari-angle LCD monitor built-in.
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Toyota and Hino Motors have developed a fuel-cell bus and and it's already running on a Toyota Oiden Bus line.
At FOOMA Japan 2014, Taiyo Seiki recently exhibited its COM JD Series of automatic taping Machines.
The JD Series features patented mechanisms including an inertia prevention system. Due to such unique mechanisms, this series ensures easy and efficient taping for both film and paper tapes up to 30 mm wide.


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GAYLORD – Donald Brandt, 88, of Gaylord, died Wednesday, March 6, 2013, at Oak Terrace Health Care Center in Gaylord.
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Debates of Feb. 5th, 2004
House of Commons Hansard #4 of the 37th Parliament, 3rd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was municipalities.
- Radiocommunication Act
- Interparliamentary Delegations
- Income Tax Act
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Resumption of Debate on Address in Reply
- Chelsea and Cole Rodgers
- Equalization Payments
- Health
- Black History Month
- Jonathan Dockman
- Inter-Parliamentary Forum of the Americas
- Baie des Chaleurs
- The Barbarian Invasions
- Kelowna
- Arts and Culture
- African Heritage Month
- National Suicide Prevention Week
- Enterprise Cape Breton Corporation
- Canadian Light Source
- Regional Development
- Aboriginal Affairs
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- Electoral Boundaries
- National Defence
- Agriculture
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- Statistics Canada
- Firearms Registry
- Oil Industry
- Agriculture
- Guaranteed Income Supplement
- Presence in Gallery
- Business of the House
- Points of Order
- Resumption of Debate on Address in Reply
- Older Adult Justice Act
- Message from the Senate
Statements By Members
1:55 p.m.
Nancy Karetak-Lindell Nunavut, NU
Mr. Speaker, Health Canada has developed a very welcome and new approach to the client consent initiative for the non-insured health benefits program after extensive consultations with Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, first nations, clients and other stakeholders.
This new approach means that expressed consent is only required those clients where patient safety or inappropriate use may be a concern. Now, most clients of the program do not have to sign a form to continue to receive non-insured health benefits.
Expressed consent will be required when non-insured health benefits must share information with third parties. Health Canada will continue to accept signed forms as expressed consent and will also work to put in place appropriate protocols to accept consent verbally.
This new approach shows that Health Canada does listen to concerns voiced by their stakeholders while remaining committed to protecting privacy and patient safety.
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Guy St-Julien Abitibi—Baie-James—Nunavik, QC
Mr. Speaker, according to a study by the Public Health Branch of the Nunavik Regional Board of Health and Social Services on the health of young children in northern Quebec, the mortality rate of Inuit children under five years of age is five times higher than that of young Quebeckers.
In Nunavik, many more newborns suffer from respiratory distress or serious hearing problems. Babies are born healthy; problems develop later. There are several theories about what causes respiratory problems, including the dryness of homes and the fact that so many people smoke.
According to Serge Déry, "The lack of housing in this area often results in three generations living under one roof. This not only promotes the spread of infection, but also other social problems".
During the winter months, in Nunavik, there are sometimes 16 to 18 Inuit living in a two-bedroom house.
Black History Month
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Marlene Jennings Notre-Dame-de-Grâce—Lachine, QC
Mr. Speaker, this year again, I am pleased to rise in the House to mark Black History Month.
February is the month when it is important for the entire black community in Canada and all Canadians to remember the sacrifices and contributions made by many others so we might enjoy our freedom today in Canada.
February is also a time to remember and highlight the importance of the black community in the evolution of Canadian society.
Since Mathieu Da Costa's arrival in Canada in 1605 as an interpreter, many black Canadians from all walks of life have marked the history of this country.
I hope, Mr. Speaker, that Canadians like you and I and all of the other Canadians in this chamber will pause and remember their contribution during Black History Month.
Jonathan Dockman
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Canadian Alliance
Myron Thompson Wild Rose, AB
Mr. Speaker, it is with great pleasure that I pay tribute to an outstanding young man from my riding of Wild Rose.
Jonathan Dockman of Airdrie, Alberta is currently running across Canada to raise both funds and awareness for cancer. Last year his beloved aunt was diagnosed with an inoperable cancer and Jonathan was sparked into action.
Starting last August at the Atlantic Ocean, he has replicated the route Terry Fox attempted in 1981. He hopes to complete his journey this coming August in Victoria, having run over 5,500 miles. To date, he has endured hurricane Juan in Halifax and risked frostbite this past month with the frigid cold of the east.
Another individual who deserves a great deal of credit is his father, Mike, acting as Jonathan's support team. Each of these selfless individuals are simply great Canadians.
It is with pleasure, on behalf of the House, that I thank Jonathan for his courage and for trying to make a difference in the lives of so many. I want all members to join me in applauding his extraordinary efforts.
Inter-Parliamentary Forum of the Americas
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Don Boudria Glengarry—Prescott—Russell, ON
Mr. Speaker, the Inter-Parliamentary Forum of the Americas was founded at a meeting held here in Ottawa in March 2001.
This association, known by its acronym FIPA, was founded to facilitate dialogue among the national congresses or parliaments of member countries, increase the sharing of experiences, and provide inter-parliamentary cooperation on issues of common interest.
Today, I have been given the privilege of being elected as a member of the international executive committee, and also chair of the Canadian section, thanks to the support of my colleagues in both houses of Parliament. I thank them most sincerely.
I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the hon. member for Don Valley West who presided so well over this organization and to wish him well in his role of Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister of Canada.
Baie des Chaleurs
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Jean-Yves Roy Matapédia—Matane, QC
Mr. Speaker, in the Gaspé peninsula, a group of businesspeople and the Mi'kmaq community have begun a process intended to gain international recognition for the Baie des Chaleurs.
It was at the world congress of the Most Beautiful Bays in the World Club last June in Tadoussac that this group— whose name, Allaoleg, means "going somewhere"—decided that the Baie des Chaleurs should apply to join.
Some 30 bays in the world, including Tadoussac Bay in Quebec, are members of this very select club supported by Unesco.
The economic spinoffs from such a project are very significant.
I remind the house that the Fisheries Act allows for an intervention in order to shed light on the Bennett project at Belledune, on the shores of the Baie des Chaleurs. This only makes sense, as does recognizing the Baie des Chaleurs as one of the most beautiful bays in the world.
The Barbarian Invasions
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Gérard Binet Frontenac—Mégantic, QC
Mr. Speaker, we take pride today in drawing attention to the extraordinary accomplishment of one of our fellow citizens.
Canadians are familiar with the film work of Denys Arcand, and have appreciated it for many years.
The fame of the most recent Arcand film, The Barbarian Invasions , has gone far beyond our own borders. After winning an award at the prestigious Cannes festival, it is now in U.S. theatres, and our neighbours to the south are discovering the incredible talent of this creative genius.
Following on its Golden Globe nomination, there is a definite interest in Mr. Arcand's film in the United States. It has two Academy Award nominations.
This government extends its congratulations to Denys Arcand for these richly deserved honours. I invite the House to join with me in wishing him the best of luck. Break a leg, as they say in the theatre.
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Canadian Alliance
Werner Schmidt Kelowna, BC
Mr. Speaker, the devastating fires in Kelowna last summer confirmed that people even in distress and loss think of each other.
The Volunteer Firefighter T-shirt campaign sold 46,000 T-shirts, raising $405,671. Yesterday, the Kelowna Volunteer Fire Department presented the cheque to the Kelowna and Area Okanagan Fire Recovery Society.
This year's efforts by the United Way raised a record breaking $1,010,000 in local fundraising. Our thanks to outgoing chairman Mel Kotler and his team for all their efforts on behalf of the community.
It is a great source of pride that we were able to come through the fires a stronger, more caring and generous community. Many thanks to all, but especially to those who have given though they too have suffered loss.
Arts and Culture
Statements By Members
February 5th, 2004 / 2:05 p.m.
Sarmite Bulte Parkdale—High Park, ON
Mr. Speaker, on Tuesday, January 20, 2004, the Canadian Stage Company launched the international tour of the The Overcoat to thunderous applause in the United Kingdom at London's prestigious Barbican Theatre.
The CanStage production of The Overcoat was created by Morris Panych and Wendy Gorling and is one of the largest touring productions in Canadian theatre history.
In March 2004 the production will travel to Australia and New Zealand. This touring presentation has been made possible through the generous support of inter alia : the Canada Council for the Arts, the Department of Canadian Heritage through the trade routes program, and the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade through the performing arts program.
Based in Toronto, CanStage is one of the largest not-for-profit theatre companies in Canada and developing an international presence as an exporter of theatrical productions is a keystone of CanStage's strategy.
I wish to congratulate CanStage on this ambitious project and for promoting Canadian works, Canadian creators and Canadian performers internationally.
African Heritage Month
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Peter Stoffer Sackville—Musquodoboit Valley—Eastern Shore, NS
Mr. Speaker, I rise to announce to the House that February is African Heritage Month.
Nova Scotia has one of the largest and proudest black communities in all of Canada. We are very proud to stand in the House today and remember the great artists, Portia White, Jeremiah Sparks, and of course Nova Scotia's idol, Mr. Gary Beals. Of course, in the political world, Mr. Wayne Adams was the first black man to be elected into the legislature and Yvonne Atwell was the first black woman to be elected to the provincial legislature. Who could forget the great work that Gordon Earle did, the first black member of Parliament from Nova Scotia, in the House of Commons between 1997 and 2000? There is also Senator Donald Oliver.
There are also other fantastic people in the world of sports, including Kirk Johnson and Ray Downey. In the area of civil rights we have Dr. Ruth Johnson and of course, the historic and valuable Calvin Ruck.
On behalf of the New Democratic Party and my colleagues in the House of Commons, we recognize the initiatives and efforts of black people throughout Canada. We wish them a very happy and successful month.
National Suicide Prevention Week
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Yvan Loubier Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot, QC
Mr. Speaker, suicide remains a taboo subject, despite the size of the problem. Every year in Quebec, close to 1,500 lives are lost, the equivalent of a Titanic disaster. There are also close to 29,000 suicide attempts.
On the occasion of national suicide prevention week, I would like to acknowledge the efforts of thousands of paid and volunteer workers throughout Quebec, but particularly those of Richard Lavoie. He is the man behind a consciousness-raising walk, the "Marche Québec-Amérique".
During the summer of 2003, Mr. Lavoie covered more than 1,000 km raising public awareness of suicide among young people. He attracted audiences by stopping in a number of towns where he organized percussion performances. I had the pleasure of welcoming him to Saint-Hyacinthe and taking part in one of these performances.
He has also written a book, entitled La prévention du suicide est malade , in which he tells the story of his three months of travel and shares his feelings on this issue and on the shortcomings in the way it has been handled in the past 10 years.
To Richard Lavoie, his partner Manon, and daughters Allison and Stéphanie, as well as all the volunteers who made these public awareness efforts possible, my thanks and congratulations.
Enterprise Cape Breton Corporation
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2:10 p.m.
Rodger Cuzner Bras D'Or—Cape Breton, NS
Mr. Speaker, today I want to offer my congratulations to Enterprise Cape Breton Corporation. Last month the Auditor General's awards for excellence in annual reporting were announced and ECBC was one of this year's finalists.
This corporation's work in Cape Breton is well known as it has delivered important projects to every part of Cape Breton Island. Today there are thousands of people working in my riding who are working because of the efforts of ECBC.
The Auditor General stated in announcing her awards that the awards recognize the best reporting practices in crown corporations' annual reports. It is an honour that ECBC was considered, but the award that really matters is the economic contribution ECBC has made to the people of Cape Breton.
Today I extend my best wishes to the board of directors, to vice-president Rick Beaton and to the staff of this vital corporation for this significant recognition.
Canadian Light Source
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2:10 p.m.
Canadian Alliance
Lynne Yelich Blackstrap, SK
Mr. Speaker, in December scientists at the University of Saskatchewan's national synchrotron facility were basking in the glow of a tiny, yet very significant, dot of light, the first visible light captured by the Canadian light source, one of the most advanced synchrotrons in the world and the only one in Canada.
Referred to as the Swiss knife of science, intense synchrotron light acts like a supermicroscope, allowing researchers to probe the very structure of matter and to analyze physical, chemical, geological and biological processes. The potential for application of this research is tremendous.
CLS has positioned not just Saskatoon but Canada on the cutting edge of science and will serve as a magnet for top researchers. Testing of the first suite of beam lines is currently underway and routine operations are set to begin this fall.
Congratulations to the University of Saskatchewan and the CLS team. Once again we see the true bright lights are not in the benches of government, but at home in Saskatchewan.
Regional Development
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Diane St-Jacques Shefford, QC
Mr. Speaker, I would like to commend my colleague, the Minister of State for Financial Institutions, for the emphasis placed on the regions recently.
He has already visited several regions and will continue to do so until next week, as part of the prebudget consultations. Tomorrow, I will be in Bromont with the minister and representatives from my riding of Shefford and representatives from Brome—Missisquoi.
People from all walks of live, all social, economic and community backgrounds, have had and will have the opportunity to express their vision for the future.
The regions are of the utmost importance in ensuring the economic, social and cultural viability of Canada.
Canadians from the regions have shared their priorities for economic and social renewal and, as mentioned in the Speech from the Throne, the Government of Canada will follow through.
Aboriginal Affairs
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Canadian Alliance
John Duncan Vancouver Island North, BC
Mr. Speaker, this month the volunteer driven First Nations Accountability Coalition, founded in 1995, is holding 13 meetings across Canada on corrupt electoral practices and how to remove leadership from office. This is a tall order because the Indian Act does not promote democracy or accountability and government prefers the status quo.
Compare the coalition of volunteers' tireless efforts with government actions.
The First Nations and Inuit Branch of Health Canada is involved in an ongoing major scandal involving millions of dollars for the Virginia Fontaine Treatment Centre. Now we discover the government rewarded Grand Chief Phil Fontaine with an appointment to the Indian Claims Commission at $250,000 per year, plus an unaccountable per diem of $175.
Taxpayers and ordinary reserve residents are not impressed. Canadians deserve better.


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Dwell Features The Cordell Shipping Container House
Contributing Monkie Julia Ocean
Topics of Interest dwell, Shipping Containers
Published on October 3, 2010
Section Architecture / Interior Design, Interior Design / Home Stuff
Comment 1
Photography by Dwell photograhers: Miyoko Ohtake, Jack Thompson
A while back we featured a small but well designed house in Houston Texas of all places, made out of mostly shipping containers. This version of a container house was different that most because it actually feels good. I don't know what I mean by that other than a lot of container house are how do you say… hard, bare… build without design in mind. I mean the images of this place stand up to any well designed home and I am sure that is what the Dwell Magazine editors saw too and decided not only to do a story but to feature this special home on the cover (featured story on dwell.com).
Yes, the magazine issue came out back in 2009 but I just saw it. I know sad. But better let than never is what I say. So here it is, a little snippet of the dwell article, a few photos and yes a link back to our post On the Cordell Shipping Container House.


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Bush dog
The bush dog (Speothos venaticus) is a canid found in Central and South America, including Panama, Colombia (west of the Andes), Venezuela, Bolivia, Peru , Ecuador, the Guianas, Paraguay, northeast Argentina (Misiones province) and Brazil (from the Amazon rainforest to the state of Amazonas).[1][2] In spite of its extensive range, it is very rare;[2] it was first identified by scientists as fossils in Brazilian caves and believed by them to be extinct. It is the only living species in its genus, Speothos.[1]
In Brazil it is called cachorro-vinagre ("vinegar dog") or cachorro-do-mato ("bush dog"). In Spanish-speaking countries it is called perro vinagre ("vinegar dog"), zorro vinagre ("vinegar fox"), perro de agua ("water dog"), or perro de monte ("bush dog").
Description and habits
The bush dog (Speothos venaticus) has soft long brownish-tan fur, with a lighter reddish tinge on the head, neck and back and a bushy tail, while the underside is dark, sometimes with a lighter throat patch. Adults typically have 55–75 cm (22–30 in) of head and body, plus 13 cm (5 in) of tail, a shoulder height of 20–30 cm (8–12 in) and weigh 5–8 kg (11–18 lb).[3] Legs and snout are short relative to body length: the typical height is only 25–30 cm (10–12 in). The teeth are adapted for its carnivorous habits, and uniquely for an American canid, the dental formula is
for a total of 40 teeth. The bush dog is one of three canid species with trenchant heel dentition, a unicuspid talonid on the lower carnassial molar that increases the cutting blade length.
It is a carnivore and hunts during the day, preferably in wet savannahs and tropical and equatorial forests. Its typical prey is the paca (Cuniculus paca), a large rodent. Although it can hunt alone on occasion, the bush dog is usually found in small packs. However, some larger packs, up to 10–12 individuals, have formed and in these cases the dogs can bring down much larger prey, even a 250 kg (550 lb) tapir.[4] The bush dog appears to be the most gregarious of the South American canid species. Bush dogs have skin growing between their toes, which allow them to swim more efficiently.[5] It uses hollow logs and cavities (e.g. armadillo burrows) for shelter. Pack-mates keep in contact with frequent whines, perhaps because visibility is poor in the undergrowth where the animal typically hunts.[6]
The gestation period is 64 days, and a litter can have up to six dark grey pups. Lactation lasts approximately 8 weeks. The bush dog is sexually mature at 1 year and lives for about 10 years.
There are three recognised subspecies:[1]
- Speothos venaticus panamensis (Panama)
- Speothos venaticus venaticus (Ecuador and Colombia (west of the Andes), Northern Venezuela, Suriname, Guyana, Northern and central Brazil and endangerd in Peru, Bolivia, Paraguay and Argentina)
- Speothos venaticus wingei (Southeast Brazil)
See also
- Maned wolf (Chrysocyon brachyurus), one of its closest relatives.
- ^ a b c d Wozencraft, W. Christopher (16 November 2005). "Order Carnivora (pp. 532-628)". In Wilson, Don E., and Reeder, DeeAnn M., eds. Mammal Species of the World: A Taxonomic and Geographic Reference (3rd ed.). Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2 vols. (2142 pp.). ISBN 978-0-8018-8221-0. OCLC 62265494. http://www.bucknell.edu/msw3/browse.asp?id=14000836.
- ^ a b c Zuercher, G.L., Swarner, M., Silveira, L. & Carrillo, O. (2008). Speothos venaticus. In: IUCN 2008. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Downloaded on 22 March 2009. Database entry includes justification for why this species is near threatened
- ^ [1] (2011).
- ^ [2] (2011).
- ^ David Attenborough. (November 20, 2002) (16:9 Stereo). The Life of Mammals, Episode 5: Meat Eaters. [Documentary]. United Kingdom: BBC/Discovery Channel. Event occurs at 17:10 min. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_of_Mammals. Retrieved 2009-12-13.
- ^ Macdonald, D. (1984). The Encyclopedia of Mammals. New York: Facts on File. pp. 31. ISBN 0-87196-871-1.
- Nicole Duplaix and Noel Simon, World Guide to Mammals. Mandarin Publishers Ltd (1976).
- Flower WH. 1880. On the bush-dog (Icticyon venaticus Lund). Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London 1880: 70–76.


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I also recommend this book very highly. I'm a newcomer to making Pizza and to the forum but I made a very fine Neopolitan pie on my first try with the recipe from "Pizza more than 60 recipes" My only complaint is that the recipes are by volume only and not weight.
Hi there, I am a newbie too in pizza making and I got this book too from my bookstore.I tried making the dough from the recipe too but the dough is too watery? 7 and 1 Quart Cups flour -> 2 Cups water.Does anyone faced the same problem as me?


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Thanks Norma! I don't know how I missed that thread.I will read through the thread tonight but, one quick question. How did you knead the dough? Is the fact that I am hand kneading it going to have a big effect on my results (crumb) in your opinion?