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So Craig, you are on record now stating that you particularly liked the Cane Rosso crust (which is, in comparison to the doughs that proliferate on the forum, a "quick dough")?The only reason I think it is important is that people have it in their minds that the only way to skin the cat is to make a dough that has been cold fermented for days. Clearly, great dough and crust can be arrived at other ways.
Craig, I'm the one way cat skinner that John is referring to. I'm having T-shirts made, possibly even hats
Craig, it sounds to me that, texturally, the crust was on par with the Garage (or possibly better?), but how did the flavor compare to the Garage? I know that this would be comparing IDY to sourdough, but is it possible that Cane could benefit from a little more fermentation derived flavor?
Great write up Craig. Do you know what the fermentation time is on these pies?John
Its different in both flavor and texture. His is tenderer. Mine is more flavorful. Its a first growth (left bank) Bordeaux vs. a cult cab. Which is better? Who cares, right? Im drinking both!
Craig, is pizza crust really analogous to wine? Wine chemistry has an almost infinite number of variables, whereas dough chemistry is pretty straightforward. Dough + time = additional byproducts = additional flavor. Unlike two different wines that can have an incredibly varied number of notes, a young dough has the same compounds as an older one, just less. I have spent literally years trying to create multi-day byproduct quantities in a same day dough- and, so far, I haven't been able to do it. The chemistry prevents it.
If you want to say that, under certain circumstances, a less flavorful crust can be better than a more flavorful one, then that enters into a more subjective area. The fact that every domestic, non-Canne Rosso pizzeria and every member of this forum do longer Neapolitan ferments seems to be clear evidence that the vast majority of people prefer byproducts.
Now, if, on the other hand, you're implying that there's a chance that, as you lengthen the fermentation time (to a day or two), you sacrifice texture, that's a discussion I'm more open to. I would like to test this more, but from the results that I've seen in my own doughs and in others, I pretty firmly believe that any texture you can achieve in a same day, you can achieve in an overnight. In other words, it's possible for you to have Jay's texture with your flavor- and, in my strong opinion, an organization like the VPN should be teaching/advocating that.
I haven't really talked about it in my reviews of these places, but I think NYC's Neapolitan crusts have a ways to go texturally. I only made the connection recently when discussing naan in the cauliflower thread, but I've had 800 deg. 60 second naan that was so puffy and light, it was like eating clouds. Texturally it was a transcendental experience. I never, in a million years, thought that bread could taste like that. If Dino has managed to capture this extreme puffiness, I salute him. Roberto, Mathieu and Giulio could definitely learn a thing or two from him on the texture side.
As far as flavor goes, though, that cat is only getting skin one way. Can I mark you down for a hat?
Today, I dont believe that a 24 hour ferment with bakers yeast will produce a noticeably better baked pie than a 12 hour ferment.
So, let me get this right, you're telling me that a 24 hour IDY and a 12 IDY are virtually indiscernible, while there's a world of difference between a 24 SD and a 12 SD?
Yes - assuming the SD is handled properly - that's what I'm saying.
I'm truly glad that your visit was so momentous and that you finally have a stellar Neapolitan pizzeria in your area for when you don't want to fire up the Garage.
Id like to know what his HR is. Ive been working with 61-62%, and that might be part of it. Id guess he is higher. I dont know what flour he uses either.
I think this is a conversation for another time Edit: Good to see you Chau! Feel free to gloat. You've won this battle, but I'm not conceding the war
and if Craig had it this week it was San Felice.

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- 1 turkey (14 to 16 pounds)
- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon celery salt
- 3/4 teaspoon pepper
- Fresh sage and parsley sprigs, optional
- 2 cups Champagne or other sparkling wine
- 2 medium onions, chopped
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"The Champagne gave the turkey a very fizzy taste - I did not like this recipe."
"The gravy was the best I've ever tasted, as others have said. The only thing I'd change is to double or triple the butter and flour for the gravy - mine didn't thicken enough with only 1 tablespoon each. I will definitely do this recipe again next Thanksgiving!"
"I made this last year and plan to do it again this year. I added a cut lemon, carrots and celery inside the bird for extra flavor. It was awesome."
"I've made this several times now. The meat stays nice and moist. It's very very fragrant when cooking. The broth makes an amazing gravy! The only thing I omit is the parsley. It tends to burn when it's stuck on the turkey after basting it."
"i gave a friend this recipe to try,which she made for Thanksgiving,as i also made,and both of our turkeys came out great,except the onions burnt so we could not make the gravy.could u please give me some help on why the onions burnt so the next i make this the onions will not burns thanks"
"i gave a friend this recipe to try,which she made for Thanksgiving,as i also made,and both of our turkeys came out great .except for one thing the onions burnt so we could not make the gravy,can u please give me some help on why they burn so that this does not happen again thanks"
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2 - Jen Doris (Texas, MB, 1, 6-5, Houston, Texas)
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11 - Sydney Yogi (Texas, L, 2, 5-2, Honolulu)
12 - Ashley Mass (Iowa State, L, 1, 5-8, Muskego, Wis.)
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Assistant Coach: Jill Kramer (University of Virginia)
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1 - Alyssa Davis (Auburn, MB, 1, 6-5, Oakland Park, Fla.)
2 - Laura DeBruler (Illinois, OH, 1, 5-10, Downers Grove, Ill.)
3 - Kanani Danielson (Hawaii, OH, 2, 5-10, Ewa Beach, Hawaii)
4 - Whitney Dosty (Arizona, OH, 1, 6-3, Tucson, Ariz.)
5 - Monique Mead (Georgia Tech, OPP, 3, 5-10, Newnan, Ga.)
6 - Sabel Moffett (Northwestern, MB, 1, 6-0, Temecula, Calif.)
7 - Kelly Murphy (Florida, S, 2, 6-2, Wilmington, Ill.)
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Bronze: Top Gun
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Gold/Silver: Wasabi def. Swing Away 25-21, 25-21
Bronze: Coyotes
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Gold/Silver: Radiation def. La Bajitas 25-22, 25-14
Bronze: Hodge Podge
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Gold/Silver: 2nd City/Premier def. OCVC/Smack
Bronze: Ruffriders
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Bronze: Sao Paulo Masters
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Bronze: Rusty's
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Bronze: Lost Boys
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Bronze: Aim to Kill
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The sachet has the perfect amount in it. It dissolves well and has a pleasant but not overpowering scent. I find lavender very relaxing; and the milk and oat are very soothing on my skin. I have had reactions to other bubble baths and bath soaks in the past, and this one does not irritate at all.
Just OK
Posted by StormsinSummer on Mar 24, 2015
The lavender in this is very overpowering, it wasn't my favourite scent to be honest. It was an ok bath with it. I won't repurchase. But those who really love their lavender might like it!


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Beautiful Desi Aunties in Kerala takes you on a delightful cultural tour to the yards of pristine beauty and warm people, This is Kerala in South India. Kerala's cultural history can be traced returning to the ancient times. South Indian arena to a lot of overseas influences too has had an influence on Kerala's extensively standing culture and tradition.
Kerala, India is famed for its folk art forms overly fashion an integral side of the traditions and culture of Kerala. Some of the famous classical dance types which construct a side of the traditions of Kerala, India are Chakyarkoothu, Bharatnatyam, Mohiniattam and Kathakali.
Kerala has had a extended tradition of martial arts. In thing the many rulers who undergo reigned in that neighborhood throughout the decades own patronized numerous art forms, be it architectural styles who are reflected in the ancient buildings, temples and churches in the region. Kerala Women are beautiful and hot in their look and style. Fashion is inherent in Kerala women, its not 21th century fashion but its give good look to them.
As you guys already familiar about the Pakistani young desi aunties. Young desi aunties are deeply involve in fashion industry and being popular every day. Ayaan Ali is cute and charming young Pakistani Aunty her modeling organizer Deepak Perwani is one of the leading pakistani fashion designer. He is really talented Pakistani fashion designer who is playing vital role in fashion and style industry.
Pakistani fashion designer Deepak Perwani has launched its hot collection for 2012. Here are some beautiful photos of feature model is Ayyan ali.
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Pune is a popular city of India. Its located in hot weather area. Where most of women are beautiful and hot. Friendship and Loyal relationship is first thing when you talks about Pune Aunties. These are Cute Pune Aunty photos She is good looking, looking for friend from Facebook, Twitter and where you like her to talk at online social networks.
It will be not wrong if I say Indian Aunties are beautiful and hot women on the earth. How beautiful? I have answer. Indian aunties respects their culture, follow their traditions. And take care their husband. And completely care about shy. Caring and honest with their relationships. These are these aspects which makes them beautiful. And How Indian Aunties are Hot? Yes I have answer this too.
Indian Aunties are not white, they have skin color little darker which looks strong, Indian Aunties have long hairs which looks healthy and shiny. Indian Women are hot because when you have relationship with them your focus is only your woman because of her loyalty and love with you. Aunties wear jewelry and sarees that really make them perfect traditional woman. Indian Aunties are hot because these are only deserve love, passion and true life partner.
Following are Desi Women are from Gujarat Aunties and Lucknow.
In Pakistan the Marriage ceremony and the traditional steps are very interesting. In larger cities the traditional not following as much as in small towns they are being followed.
Being "Dulha" in wedding is most hot point. Dulah is a guy who is going to marry with a girl. and Girl is called Dulhan. Many different kind of traditions happened to "Dulha" during the ceremony.
One of them is, taking off shoes of the "Dulha" is involved. it really depends on what tradition your family follows regarding it..
the way we've seen some Pakistani family do is that on the wedding day.. just have the doodh-pilai.. where u serve the guy milk.. n ask him to give u money.
And in the following photo, A beautiful Pakistani Auntie is siting in groom dress, and another aunty putting a traditional "Taweez" (taweezat in which the Quranic verses are written on metallic small sheets or pieces) on her arm. They think it will help her during the married life with her husband.
Desi Pakistani Aunties are really traditional women on the earth.
In Pakistan one shape of marriage involves a nikah (due to being a Muslim country) , a formal legal document signed by the bride and groom in front of multiple witnesses; that establishes such a the couple is officially married.
There are many interesting things in Pakistani Aunties and Girls marriage. One includes the mayun or lagan that takes place 3 days before the marriage and starts amongst the bride retiring to a secluded district of her home. On the day before the marriage there is a menhdi ceremony, when the bride's hands and feet are painted through henna. When the marriage ceremony takes place it is major so at minimum two witnesses be there, and all the guests issue out a very brief prayer for the feat of the marriage. After the ceremony, dried dates are distributed to the guests. Wedding customs show a discrepancy something amongst provinces, but the Pakistani marriage is observed as uniting both shoppers as positively as the couple. Pakistani Aunties are hot and cute in their lifestyle.
Pakistani aunties are loyal, traditional and always looking for long run partners. Pakistani women do not want to stay for short period of time with their husband they think they are bind with their partner and they will live for the whole life. So a good and honest person is only their choice.
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Kerala is beautiful place at South West India. For tourism and holidays its one of the beautiful spots of India. People specially Kerala Aunties are hardworking women. Desi aunties are friendly to meet and speak with guests in the city. Aunties provide them all kind of hotel and tourism details and also help the tourists to stay in kerala for long with their good attitude. Now are you planning to go to Kerala city for have some fun with people and desi Kerala aunties style and attitude. Anyway, Its really good choice to spend your summer vocations their to make them memorable. Having long life relationship/friendship with Any of Kerala aunty is good? May be you guys can share your thoughts on it.
Pink Dress is sign of Woman beauty. And this pink saree is wearing by a beautiful Nepali aunty. She is hot and cute. As being Nepali Woman she is little shy. She still do not have boyfriend. Nepal is not liberal country their traditions are meets to Chinese and Indian scoeties. Nepali aunties are very common in India as for secret relationships and long term partnership. She might can be help full for you when you visit Indian or Visit Nepal at her home town.
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Debates of Nov. 25th, 1996
House of Commons Hansard #106 of the 35th Parliament, 2nd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was election.
- Canadian Volunteer Service Medal For United Nations Peacekeeping Act
- Point Of Order
- Canada Elections Act
- Isis Canada
- Old Age Security
- Communications
- Credit Cards
- Campobello Business Centre
- Guru Nanak
- Allison Sawatzky
- War Victims
- Indian Affairs
- Trade
- Interest Rates
- The Economy
- Peacekeeping
- Banks
- Parlement Jeunesse Des Francophones De L'Ouest
- Parti Quebecois
- Quebec Premier
- Francophones Outside Quebec
- Taxation
- Sponsorship By Tobacco Companies
- Canada Pension Plan
- Krever Commission
- Indian Affairs
- Zaire
- African Great Lakes Region
- Transportation
- Criminal Code
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- Job Creation
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- Presence In Gallery
- Government Response To Petitions
- Order In Council Appointments
- Criminal Code
- Petitions
- Questions On The Order Paper
- Canada Elections Act
Credit Cards
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Gilles Bernier Beauce, QC
Mr. Speaker, last March and May, I raised in the House the question of the usurious interest rates charged by banks and major department stores on credit card balances.
I am pleased to note that 84 of my colleagues have decided to join with the member for Beauce in denouncing this shameful practice and asking that they reduce by at least half the interest rates on their credit cards.
If the major banks and department stores do not respond promptly to this request, I think that the House of Commons should bring in legislation to resolve the issue. The time is long overdue to end this scandalous practice, which hurts not just the most disadvantaged members of our society, but also the middle classes, who may not be middle for much longer. I implore the government not to side with the bankers on this issue. Having sounded the alarm, let us take action.
Guru Nanak
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Roy Cullen Etobicoke North, ON
Mr. Speaker, today members of the Sikh community around the world celebrate the birth of Guru Nanak, founder of the Sikh religion.
Although historians differ regarding the date of Guru Nanak's birth, it seems most probable that he was born in 1469. He was born in Talwandi, now called Nankana Sahib, located in Pakistan about 35 miles southwest of Lahore.
According to various biographers during his infancy he would become very troubled on seeing misery and when he was able to walk he would carry articles of food and clothing away from home and give them to the needy.
To this day members of the Sikh community have a profound respect for the needs of others and they live their lives according to this principle. It is this same humanitarian and compassionate nature that we as Canadians strive for as our country grows and continues to mature.
I ask members of the House and all citizens of Canada to join me in celebrating the birth date of Guru Nanak.
Allison Sawatzky
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Paddy Torsney Burlington, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize and honour the courage of Allison Sawatzky, a young woman from the riding of Burlington.
In the spring of 1995 Allison and her family were devastated when she was diagnosed with necrotizing fasciitis, otherwise known as flesh-eating disease.
Since surviving the first few weeks against all odds and with the help of countless doctors and even more prayers, Allison has endured numerous surgeries, gains and setbacks. She has demonstrated remarkable determination and indefatigable spirit and she has been there to help other young Canadians through their trials.
Allison's courage and triumph were recognized November 21 when she received the Clark Institute of Psychiatry's Courage to Come Back Award.
Allison Sawatzky is a role model for all Canadians and for each of us in this House.
Please join me in recognizing Allison's triumph and her generosity to others. Way to go, Allison.
War Victims
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Christiane Gagnon Québec, QC
Mr. Speaker, the newspapers have been reminding us recently that there is a terrible hidden side to all wars: the mass rape of women and the abandonment of thousands of children.
In the village of Gisenyi alone, over 4,000 Rwandan children were wandering the streets in search of their parents, whom they may well never find.
At the same time, in the same region, aid workers were distributing large numbers of "morning after" pills to Rwandans raped in Zaire, so as to avoid a repetition of the births that followed the rapes of thousands of Rwandan women at the time of the 1994 genocide.
Over the ages, the rape of women has always been a corollary to war. In a different way, but just as dramatically, children see their future disappear forever. Our so-called civilized world must do everything it possibly can to end these horror stories, which are devastating on a personal and on a social level.
Indian Affairs
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Jay Hill Prince George—Peace River, BC
Mr. Speaker, in February 1996 the government signed the Nisga'a agreement in principle, the first of the modern day treaties in British Columbia.
I recently asked the people of Prince George-Peace River for their views on the Nisga'a agreement. While 39 per cent of the respondents believe the Nisga'a government should have fewer law making powers than municipal level governments, 56 per cent believe it should have the same powers but not more; 65 per cent believe non-Nisga'a living in Nisga'a lands should be allowed to vote in local elections. But fully 93 per cent want this precedent setting agreement to go to a provincial referendum so their voices are heard.
Will this government and the government of B.C. give my constituents the right to vote on this agreement, an agreement that will further entrench special rights in the Constitution?
The government constantly talks about the inherent rights of native Canadians, but what about the inherent right of all Canadians to equality?
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Rex Crawford Kent, ON
Mr. Speaker, last week we were honoured by the visit of Chilean President Mr. Eduardo Frei. As chair of the Canada-Chile Friendship Group, I am proud that Mr. Frei's first visit to Canada is in tandem with the signing of a very important bilateral trade agreement.
Chile is a thriving democracy whose similarities with Canada go beyond geographical beauty. In an era of worldwide trade, our relations with Chile are a stepping stone to more trade negotiations with other countries in our hemisphere.
I am certain that the agreement with Chile will benefit Canadians from coast to coast. This trade agreement will make it much easier for Chile to one day enter into NAFTA.
I am sure I speak for many of my colleagues by congratulating the Prime Minister and the Minister for International Trade for signing this free trade agreement with the people of Chile.
Interest Rates
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
John Cannis Scarborough Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to address the issue of credit card interest rates. Unfortunately, it is not the first time and probably will not be the last time that I speak on this issue.
First, I would like to take the opportunity to commend the member for Fundy-Royal for taking the initiative to petition the banks and major retailers to drop their interest rates on credit cards. In addition, I support the private member's bill introduced by the member for Davenport which would limit the interest rates and fees charged on consumer credit cards.
At a time when the prime rate is less than 4 per cent, banks still insist on charging an average of 17.5 per cent on outstanding credit and balances. Some major retailers are charging a whopping 28 per cent. Incredible.
The government is doing its part to put money back into the pockets of Canadians by bringing interest rates down. Now we are asking the banks and the department stores to do the same. If they refuse, the people demand and deserve an explanation. Failing that, maybe we should boycott them altogether.
The Economy
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Larry McCormick Hastings—Frontenac—Lennox And Addington, ON
Mr. Speaker, I appreciate the opportunity to share three success stories from by riding of Hastings-Frontenac-Lennox and Addington.
The government's policies aimed at restoring Canada's economic health are working. This month the new $160 million Destec co-generation plant will be supplying energy in both steam and liquid form to Celanese Canada and electricity to Ontario Hydro.
In the process, innovative technology is being used and an estimated 19 jobs are being created. Celanese is another success story. In October the ribbon was cut on a $192 million expansion. The financial investment in Ernestown secures 350 jobs that were
at risk in 1992 and provides employment for an additional 60 people.
Bombardier employs approximately 500 skilled and talented people at a neighbouring plant that manufactures rail transit equipment and provides transportation systems support domestically and around the world. Currently Bombardier is working on a contract to supply a system to Malaysia for the Commonwealth Games in 1998.
Please join me in applauding these companies for creating jobs locally and for participating in the cutting edge of technology globally.
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Bob Mills Red Deer, AB
Mr. Speaker, our troops have been twisting in the wind for over a week, waiting for a political decision to be made on the future of the mission to Rwanda and Zaire. Unfortunately the Prime Minister is off selling nuclear reactors to China and the rest of the cabinet is tongue-tied.
I am sure that most Canadians are now wondering just how long the government is going to stall before making a decision. While Reform has suggested that military intervention may not be necessary, the government has ignored our advice. Nonetheless it must face the facts.
It is becoming increasing clear that the Rwandan government will not play ball. Either we must accept that it has sovereign control over its territory and the multinational force is no longer needed, or the international community under Canadian leadership is going to override Rwandan sovereignty and send the force in anyway.
The government cannot have it both ways and the time for stalling is over. What is it going to be?
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Simon de Jong Regina—Qu'Appelle, SK
Mr. Speaker, the big six banks are rejoicing over their early Christmas gift of $6 billion in record profits, but we know that many more Canadians cannot be part of this celebration.
While bank profits soar, so do bank service charges. On the heels of celebrating its windfall profits, the CIBC is hiking the fee for using another bank's cash machine from $1 to $1.25.
While the Bank of Canada prime rate has dropped to 3.25 per cent, the big banks continue to charge 18.9 per cent on Mastercard and 16.5 per cent on Visa.
The banks have been quick to lower the interest paid on the savings accounts of hardworking Canadians, so low that they pay only one-quarter of 1 per cent per annum on these savings.
I challenge this Liberal government to take legislative action that will bring debt relief and fair treatment to Canadian consumers, small business people, seniors and working families. They too deserve an early Christmas gift.
Parlement Jeunesse Des Francophones De L'Ouest
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Madeleine Dalphond-Guiral Laval Centre, QC
Mr. Speaker, on Sunday, November 10, I had the privilege of attending a session of the sixth Parlement jeunesse des francophones de l'Ouest in Edmonton.
More than fifty young people from Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, the Northwest Territories and the Yukon spent four days in the seats of the Alberta legislative assembly, familiarizing themselves with the role of the legislator and the rules of parliamentary procedure.
Speaker Marco Roy guided the debates with a firm hand. Premier Christiane Moquin and House Leader Joëlle Leclerc acquitted themselves of their duties with skill and verve. The serious approach taken by all of these young people to their undertaking is eloquent proof that our future is in good hands.
The slight majority of young women participating in this youth parliament gives us grounds for believing that, on the eve of the third millennium, we shall be seeing increasing numbers of women in positions of political responsibility at all levels of government.
Parti Quebecois
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Eleni Bakopanos Saint-Denis, QC
Mr. Speaker, this past weekend's PQ congress has provided us with the perfect example of a political party which places its ideology above everything else: the economy, social and health services, minority rights and so on.
Thumbing their noses at the results of the two referendums they themselves organized on the separation of Quebec, PQ members continue to prepare for the next referendum as if nothing had happened.
In the close to 2,000 resolutions contained in the delegates' kits, the PQ members did not see fit to consider, even once, the desire expressed by a majority of Quebecers to remain within Canada. The PQ continues in its desire to impose its separatist obsession on the majority of the Quebec population.
That population has spoken twice on the separation of Quebec. It is time for the Parti Quebecois, and the Bloc Quebecois, to agree to respect the democratic will of Quebecers and to move on to other things: the economy, social services, and the respect of minority rights.
Quebec Premier
Statements By Members
November 25th, 1996 / 2:10 p.m.
Nick Discepola Vaudreuil, QC
Mr. Speaker, Lucien Bouchard urged delegates at the PQ convention last weekend to endorse his partnership proposal.
He reminded militants that partnership proved to be a winning formula in the last referendum, adding that, with an additional two months, the yes side would have won.
We do not believe in Lucien Bouchard's partnership project, and nor do the militants representing Montreal Centre, who said: "After condemning the excessive number of government and decision-making levels, we cannot propose another source of duplication and inefficiency".
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I was too young to turn 30; I was still a child,vacillating between independence and rebellion, even though I wasalready married and a property owner. At 30, I believed that love isall there is, that politics could be an extension of love, and thatpsychotherapy was the pneumatic drill capable of tunneling through aclosed heart. Foolish, of course, but also sweet. As I say, I wasstill so young.
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Interestingly, my father established theoptimistic tone by which I greet maturity. He never had the slightestword to say about 30 or 40, maybe because I was such a lost cause hecouldn't reach me, or because he was such a young man himself, stillengrossed in his own vision.
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This, of course, was my father's tribute to mymother, our own Amelia Earhart who has never lost her way. Mom waitedmany years to take flight. At 50, her career in insurance had begunto drag, and she went back to school. By 60, when Dad was exhaustedfrom a working life, she finished college and became the financialwizard she was always meant to be. He turned inward, but she wasraring to go.
The Man/Woman Seesaw -- men go down just as womengo up -- has not been easy to accept. After my husband, Burton, died,I said to myself, "No more older men," because why would I need them?Men find younger women attractive as a symbol of youth. Women seek older men as a symbol of strength. I wanted to meet a man on levelground.
Why hadn't my father told me then about life's ironies? Men get shaky in their 40s just as women get stable. Send inthe clowns.
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"Matrophobia," a word coined by Adrienne Rich, isthe fear of becoming one's mother, and it is particularly relevant towomen about my age, who hope to make peace and move on. The secondvolume of "Lifecycles," edited by Rabbi Debra Orenstein, has a wholechapter on it.
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How great we look, my friends and I. How luxuriousthe companionship feels. Once I looked at older women, and nearlycried. They weathered badly, or so it seemed. Now it doesn't mattermuch at all, and, anyway, what can I do about it?
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|January 16, 2013, 03:01 AM
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The other day I was playing around in the the reloading shed, and I necked a .44 mag case down and stoked it with a .357 bullet. A peek in the reloading book shows that case capacity should be slightly less than the .357 Maximum. My question is this...Why have I not seen this before? I'm sure I'm not the only one to make this work, but I've never even heard of a wildcat that looked like this. I think it would be a pretty good cartridge personally, you get the capacity of the .44 mag with a smaller faster bullet (load it with 180 grain bullets?) that still has lots of oomph, all within the .357/.44 cartridge length. I think it would be a decent load for black bear. Out of a rifle barrel I can imagine 30-30 velocity would be easily attainable while chucking a bigger bullet. Thoughts?
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I'd take it in a lever/revolver combo. Might even replace my .41 mag...
I don't see it filling any necessary niche, though. I hear of some people having .357 mag for black bear and if they needed bigger the .44mag is just so available (kinda) it would seem strange to have another cartridge in another caliber. Not enough people would be interested and a necked cartridge makes for more complicated loading which might limit this cartridge to only serious reloaders and even then as a novelty. I think it would be an absolute hoot to play with, though.
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I don't know if you will get .30-30 velocities unless you use the lightest .357 round you can find but it should have enough punch to kill a black bear.
Want to post a picture of it just to show what it looks like? I can imagine but I kinda want to see it.
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You can get close to .30-30 velocities with compariable bullet weights in a standard .357 lever action, sure the OP's idea would push it over the top.
But the OP's idea is a non starter. It wouldn't work well in revolvers so it would be very platform specific and if you want a rimmed, bottle neck cartridge with .30-30 power levels..........Get a .30-30.
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I believe L Killkenny is correct about the bottle neck cartridge in revolvers.
It seems that I recall it being tried before and the bottle neck cartridge wants to back out of it's cyclinder chamber and tie the gun up.
Also the point WeedWacker made about reloading would be another thing many would not want to contend with when it comes to revolver ammo.
Now in a rifle it might be something fun to play with.
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That's the one. I couldn't remember the name... Bain & Davis.
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.22 Jet, 25-20, 32-20, 38-40, 44-40...all bottlenecked cartridges used in revolvers. Granted, all lower pressure, and most have fallen out of regular use. I will take a picture, it looks slightly different than the 357-44 Bain. I figured I couldnt be the first individual to think up something like this. I'm not proposing it be made into a new factory round...too many to keep track of already, another rimmed cartridge would go relativity unnoticed...
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It is called the 357-44 Bains-Davis, and was developed for use in revolvers, typically 44 Mag revolvers with a 357 barrel installed. They avoided the issues caused by cases backing out and/or having to fit a new cylinder by fitting a plastic ring around the neck of the cartridge to totally fill the 44 Mag chamber, but there have been some made fron 357 revolvers with no issues (the straight-wall case does not back out like a tapered case would). It is a hot little number, one of my favorites. You can get almost 35 Remington performance out of a revolver.
Lotsa people make lotsa wildcats. I built a single-shot rifle for a guy about a year ago chambered for 22-44 (44 Mag case necked down to 22 cal). He had a reamer and dies made, and it shoots great. But there are all kinds of ways to get your jollies, just sit and think a bit.
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The .22 Jet was very notable for its problems in binding cylinders on S&W Model 53 revolvers.
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|January 16, 2013, 01:03 PM
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Thanks Scorch, just the info I was looking for. I figured velocity would be right up there with some classic rifle cartridges. I was looking at some heavy Buffalo Bore .357 mag and noticed their posted velocities, out of a carbine barrel they were stepping on the 30-30's toes. The advantage I see in this is a higher capacity rifle, and with a cartridge like the one discussed here a 10-12 round 35 Rem? Sounds like a cool idea to me.
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I have modified Marlin 1894 44 Mag lever actions to 357-44 B&D, it turns it into a great handling little rifle with plenty of power. In a Winchester 92, it would be absolutely fantastic. I had a Contender years ago in 357 Herrett, and the 357 B&D outdoes the 357 Herrett by about 100 fps with 180 gr bullets out of a pistol-length barrel.
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I have a .17 HMR revolver which qualifies as a bottle-necked cartridge, its a Taurus Tracker. Haven't had any problems. .44 mag to to .357 is a bit of a different animal.
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I would love to see some ballistics on this cartridge in a lever-action rifle. Sounds like it would make a dandy short range deer caliber. But I already have a .35rem so I doubt it would really fill any void
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It wasn't clear from your comments whether you were also ruling out adding yeast to water in which the salt has already been dissolved, which is the Neapolitan way . . .
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