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Debates of Feb. 7th, 1997
House of Commons Hansard #125 of the 35th Parliament, 2nd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was penalties.
- Supply
- Bill Keriens
- Unemployment
- The Deficit
- Infrastructure Program
- Transport
- International Development Week
- Ferry Service
- Parents Of Sick Children
- Reform Party Of Canada
- Ontario Building Code
- Fisheries
- Air Commodore Len Burchall
- Goaltender Patrick Lalime
- Official Languages
- Team Canada
- Order Of Military Merit
- Clandestine Work
- Culture
- Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
- Public Inquiries
- Bill C-46
- Krever Inquiry
- Pearson Airport
- Employment
- Persons With Disabilities
- Pearson Airport
- Grain
- Cultural Policy
- Penitentiaries
- Youth Initiatives
- Cultural Policy
- Employment
- Zaire
- Presence In Gallery
- Point Of Order
- Taxation
- Export Development Act
- Petitions
- Questions On The Order Paper
- Excise Tax Act
- Supply
- Impaired Driving
Cultural Policy
Oral Question Period
11:55 a.m.
Jim Abbott Kootenay East, BC
Now we are getting some place.
Oral Question Period
11:55 a.m.
Vic Althouse Mackenzie, SK
Mr. Speaker, the labour force statistics that have been recently issued show that the employment participation rate for all Canadians hovers between 63 per cent and 64 per cent, and yet we have watched as the participation rate for young Canadians has dropped from 62.7 per cent in 1989 to 48.8 per cent in 1996.
Why has the government chosen over the past three and a half years to ignore the needs of young Canadians for work?
Oral Question Period
11:55 a.m.
Pierre Pettigrew Minister of Human Resources Development
Mr. Speaker, it is quite the opposite. The problems of young Canadians who are looking for work are something about which we are extremely concerned and want to do our very best.
The government allocated in the 1996 budget $315 million in supplements to all programs that we have to address their particular needs. I hope to be in a position to shortly announce programs that have been designed, in partnership with the private sector, that address the needs of young Canadians who are looking for work. If they need experience, we as a society can give it to them. We need their exuberance and their education.
Oral Question Period
11:55 a.m.
Stéphane Bergeron Verchères, QC
Mr. Speaker, my question is for the Deputy Prime Minister.
As more than 400,000 refugees remain caught in the middle in eastern Zaire, the crisis between government forces and rebels keeps intensifying every day. Humanitarian agencies are evacuating high risk areas, while refugees flee their camps without any assistance or food. The situation is catastrophic, as we could see on television yesterday.
Since the government wanted to take a leadership role when the crisis first started in November, could the Deputy Prime Minister tell us today if her government will be as diligent now that the crisis in Zaire is threatening the safety, and even the lives, of the hundreds of thousands of refugees who are still in Zaire?
Oral Question Period
11:55 a.m.
Christine Stewart Secretary of State (Latin America and Africa)
Mr. Speaker, the government has a continuing and deep concern about the crisis in Rwanda. It was our hope that with the new government and the return of the refugees. the situation would improve. However, in the last few days we have been alarmed at the massacre of relief workers. It is of great concern to Canada.
We had been prepared to send a further 10 Canadian human rights' monitors to the situation. We have had to suspend sending these very capable Canadians to the situation given the crisis.
I have just come to the House this morning from a consultation with about 200 non-government organizations, academics and government officials to discuss peace building in situations such as that found in Rwanda and the Great Lakes area.
The week after next there will be a debate in the United Nations, in which Canada will participate fully, to discuss the ongoing crisis in Rwanda. We are very concerned. We called in the Rwandan ambassador yesterday. We are doing so again today to discuss this ongoing issue. We will be happy to keep the House abreast of what we are doing.
Presence In Gallery
Oral Question Period
The Deputy Speaker
I wish to acknowledge the presence in the gallery of the hon. Speaker of the legislature of the province of Ontario, the hon. Chris Stockwell.
Presence In Gallery
Oral Question Period
Some hon. members
Hear, hear.
Point Of Order
Oral Question Period
February 7th, 1997 / noon
Monte Solberg Medicine Hat, AB
Mr. Speaker, as you know, the Reform Party is holding a youth conference this weekend. We would like to recognize many of the youth who are here today.
Point Of Order
Oral Question Period
Some hon. members
Hear, hear.
Routine Proceedings
Scarborough East
Doug Peters Secretary of State (International Financial Institutions)
Mr. Speaker, further to a request made in an exchange between the Minister of Finance and his colleague the hon. member for Saint-Hyacinthe-Bagot on Wednesday, February 5, I am pleased to table a list of tax fairness measures introduced by this government over the last three years.
Export Development Act
Routine Proceedings
Charles Caccia Davenport, ON
moved for leave to introduce Bill C-368, an act to amend the Export Development Act.
Mr. Speaker, this bill flows directly from a chapter in the red book which is dedicated to sustainable development. It is intended to encourage the Export Development Corporation, ministers of the crown, and the governor in council to exercise powers under the Export Development Act and when they do so to promote sustainable development in the exercise of their respective powers.
(Motions deemed adopted, bill read the first time and printed.)
Routine Proceedings
Gaston Leroux Richmond—Wolfe, QC
Mr. Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order 36, I wish to table a petition on behalf of residents of my riding of Richmond-Wolfe, Sherbrooke and Mégantic-Compton-Stanstead asking for a better highway system.
The petitioners call the House's attention to the fact that the national highway policy study identified job creation, economic development and, more importantly, saving lives, preventing injury and much lower congestion as benefits of the proposed national highway program.
I wish to table this petition on behalf of all petitioners.
Routine Proceedings
12:05 p.m.
Gar Knutson Elgin—Norfolk, ON
Mr. Speaker, I have three petitions.
The first one is signed by 75 constituents of my riding. They are asking Parliament to support a binding national referendum to be held at the time of the next election to ask Canadians whether or not they are in favour of federal government funding for abortions on demand.
Routine Proceedings
12:05 p.m.
Gar Knutson Elgin—Norfolk, ON
Mr. Speaker, the second petition is signed by 25 people from my riding. The petitioners are requesting Parliament to not increase the federal excise tax on gasoline in the next federal budget.
Routine Proceedings
12:05 p.m.
Gar Knutson Elgin—Norfolk, ON
Mr. Speaker, the third petition is signed by approximately 60 people from my riding. The petitioners are calling upon Parliament to urge the federal government to join with provincial governments to make the national highway system upgrading possible.


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Design Team Feature
Good Morning!
Since we will be announcing the new Design Team on National Scrapbooking Day, we wanted to showcase each of our outgoing Design Team Members over the next few weeks with some of their favorite Core'dinations Projects!
First us is Debbie Standard!
Here is a little something from Debbie in her own words:
Wow what can I say about being on the Core'dination's Design Team. It's been an amazing two years! I LOVE this cardstock and cannot image not starting every project off with some. The girls of this team have been an inspiration to me and I think we have all learned so much from each other. Everyone is so supportive and we have shared techniques and ideas. Mindy is just a dream to work for and we have been given so many great opportunities to work with different company's and different products together with the constantly new and changing Core'dinations cardstock. It has been such an honor to be a part of this amazing team and to work with these talented designers. Core'dinations cardstock totally speaks for itself. Every time a new product comes out we are all waiting by the mailbox in anticipation of seeing what new and exciting product is coming to us and we are NEVER disappointed! There is no limit to what can be done with it and I'm constantly amazed that even though we are all working with the same products we each have found new and different ways to make this cardstock unique. I find myself ordering tools and embossing equipment totally because of what I can do with it and this cardstock. I appreciate the opportunity to have been a part of this team and to have worked for Mindy the last two years.
Here are a few of Debbie's favorite Core'dinations Projects:
Of course, Debbie's amazing use of color!
Core used: Core Impressions, Core Essentials
Her eye for design and composition….
Core used: Core Impressions, Core Essentials
And Debbie can rock the Core Amore like nobody's business! Whether it is from the Onyx or Sable collection (like the cardstock on this layout) she is able to accent it with amazing details and colors:

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Recipe researcher Sheila Kern is going healthy for the New Year. Here are three recipe suggestions that will keep you on track for another few days.
A blueberry smoothie for breakfast? The berries are on sale at Raley's and Save Mart and cartons of yogurt are always reasonable. No reason not to start the day with a creamy smoothie. When it comes time for dinner, it doesn't get much easier than the two baked chicken recipes below. The key ingredient in these two recipes? Kellogg's cereal. Enjoy and Happy New Year.
Creamy Blueberry Smoothie Recipe
From www.recipezaar.com
1 cup blueberries
1 cup plain yogurt or vanilla yogurt
1 1/2 tablespoons honey
3/4 cup ice cubes
Combine all ingredients in a blender.
Blend at high speed until smooth. Serve.
Double-Coated Chicken
From www.kelloggs.com
Servings: 8
7 cups Kellogg's Corn Flakes (crushed to 1 3/4 cups)
1 egg
1 cup fat-free milk
1 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
3 pounds chicken pieces (without or with skin), rinsed and dried
3 tablespoons margarine or butter, melted
1. Place Kellogg's Corn Flakes cereal in shallow dish or pan. Set aside.
2. In medium mixing bowl, beat egg and milk slightly. Add flour, salt and pepper. Mix until smooth. Dip chicken in batter. Coat with cereal. Place in single layer, in shallow baking pan coated with cooking spray or foil lined. Drizzle with margarine.
3. Bake at 350° F about 1 hour or until chicken is tender, no longer pink and juices run clear. Do not cover pan or turn chicken while baking. Serve hot.
Baked Chicken
From www.kelloggs.com
Servings: 6
3 cups Rice Krispies (crushed 3/4 cup)
1/3 cup Parmesan cheese
2 egg whites
1/3 cup fat-free milk
1/3 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon thyme
1 teaspoon basil
6 boneless, skinless, split chicken breasts, rinsed and drained (about
1 1/2 lb.)
1. Combine Kellogg's Rice Krispies cereal and cheese in shallow pan or plate. Set aside.
2. In small mixing bowl, beat egg whites and milk slightly. Add flour, salt and spices. Mix until smooth. Dip chicken in batter. Coat with cereal mixture. Place in single layer in shallow baking pan coated with cooking spray or foil lined coated with cooking spray.
3. Bake at 350° F about 55 minutes or until chicken is tender, no longer pink and juices run clear. Do not cover pan or turn chicken while baking. Serve hot.


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To The Reader's Forum:
I took a beautiful picture this morning of a mother deer with two fawns.
They are beautiful and destructive creatures that I don't believe I should need to deal with. You see, I live about a block from WCA Hospital and a block from the Arterial. I spend, and have spent a lot of time, effort and money to make my yard beautiful for my neighbors and friends. It is very discouraging when every bud on my daylilies was stripped from the plant. The deer have also attacked my hydrangea, hosta, hens and chicks and cranesbill geranium.
I think it is definitely time for something to be done about out deer population before there are more deer than people in the city. How many fawns were born this year that have no predators? How many accidents will be caused by deer on the Arterial?
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My goal is to help put together a complete list of social media monitoring/listening tools out there on the market.
We all know about Radian6 and Sysomos or even Rapleaf. But what about Infegy or even the new product from the team at Sprinklr. I've been looking for a great list the last few weeks as I'm pitching a few potential clients and couldn't find any. Most lists out there mention a handful of up to 10 applications and that's it. I think this is an important list because it's not a one size fits all solution.
Radian6 is the darling on the market right now and having demoed their product and a few others, I can honestly say that it's a great product. However, maybe the product is too feature rich for your current needs and you want something slimmed down. Maybe you even want to start out with a few free products to help identify your goals for monitoring your brand. Then I'm hoping this list will help us over time. You should also check out these two articles: Free Social Media Monitoring Tools and 19 Free Social Media Tools for Your Dashboard for a list of a lot of the free tools on the market.
[Update] You should also check out Forrester reports below, free PDFs, as it shows the shift in over the last 4 years in the space.
Forrester Wave™: Social Media Listening Platforms, Q2 2012
Forrester Wave™: Social Media Listening Platforms, Q3 2011
Forrester Wave™: Social Media Listening Platforms, Q3 2010
Forrester Wave™: Social Media Listening Platforms, Q1 2009
[Update II] I've also divided the list by continent (where each tools HQ is and not their coverage area as many serve global clients), which should help people looking for something homegrown outside of North America.
Last Updated: July 23rd, 2014
South America
Australia/ New Zealand
- Asomo
- Attentio
- Brand Chats
- Brandseye
- Brandwatch
- Clipit
- Linkfluence
- Management Monitor
- M Brain
- Onalytica
- PropheSEE
- Sendible
- Sentiment Metrics
- Spotter
- Synthesio
- TraceBuzz
North America
- ArgyleSocial
- Attensity
- Buzzient
- Cision Social Media
- Contextmine
- Crimson Hexagon: VoxTrot
- eCairn
- Engagement Labs
- Infegy
- Infinigraph
- InfoNgen
- Jive Software
- Loud Pixel
- MediaMiser
- MediaVantage
- Meltwater
- Moreover
- Mutual Mind
- Networked Insights
- Oracle Sound Cloud
- Raven Tool
- Recorded Future
- RepuTrace
- salesforce Marketing Cloud
- Sysomos
- Spiral16: Spark
- Spredfast
- Sprinklr
- Trackur
- Tracx
- VenueLabs
- Viral Heat
- Visible Technologies
If you've any questions, comments or want to let me know of an app I missed. Then please feel free to contact (e-mail or @DuaneBrown) me. I love hearing from people.


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Gillibrand working on Farm Bill
U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gilli-brand is once again working to pass a federal Farm Bill, and she "doesn't think it will cost that much."
Gillibrand announced a comprehensive plan Tues-day to help provide long-term support and certainty for New York's dairy farmers by providing a safety net for small producers, as well as improving inventory reporting and transparency.
The cornerstone of Senator Gillibrand's plan is a new, bipartisan Dairy Pricing Reform Act to reform the way the USDA sets dairy prices.
"In the next few weeks, the Senate will again be considering the Farm Bill. That's a bill that I have worked very hard on over the last several years, traveling around to our farming communities across the state to develop our priorities for the bill that can strengthen our agricultural industry," Sen. Gillibrand said.
"Last year, the Senate did our part, and we passed the five-year farm bill. However, the Republican leadership in the House failed to pass the Farm Bill through the House. We were forced to debate this bill again, and we have to pass this bill once again this year."
According to Gillibrand, the bill that passed the Senate last year included many programs to help New York farmers; however none of the proposed programs became law.
"The squeeze facing our dairy farmers is driving them out of business and preventing them from growing to meet demand," Gillibrand said. "We can't afford any more delay in Congress. We need to take action now to set the environment for our dairy farmers to thrive. These common-sense proposals can give our dairy farmers the certainty and stability they need to grow their businesses, and help strengthen our state's rural economies."
According to a press release, while dairy remains New York's leading agricultural product – producing nearly 13 billion pounds for a value of $2.75 billion annually – dairy farmers are suffering from a range of setbacks. High fuel costs and severe grain and hay shortages continue to push up the cost of production, yet the price paid to farmers remains stagnant – putting a squeeze on farmers, preventing New York from maintaining its competitiveness among other dairy states and holding farms back from a growing business.
When the Senate returns to session next week, Gillibrand and Sen. Susan Collins, R-ME, will be introducing the Dairy Pricing Reform Act. The bill would force the USDA to begin the hearing process to restructure the pricing system and direct the Secretary of Agriculture to release the department's recommendations to Congress.
Additionally, Gillibrand has introduced and is leading an effort to pass the Dairy Income Fairness Act, which would give farms with 200 cows or less a guaranteed $6.50 margin, which is the cost of milk minus the cost of feed, and exempts the first 200 cows from supply management. The bill would also extend the current Milk Income Loss Contract program for nine months, pegged to inflation, while the USDA establishes a new and more sustainable program for dairy farmers.
Cold storage facilities are currently not required to report their inventories of dairy products to the USDA Natural Agricultural Statistics Service, but would be required to under Gillibrand's proposal. By only reporting inventories of dairy products on a voluntary basis, Gillibrand said it creates an environment of volatility and uncertainty for dairy trading within the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. However, she said she is unsure how much this would increase costs.
"I don't think it will cost that much, because basically we are asking for more transparency," she said. "So, right now, we are basically saying, 'You have to report your cheese price, you can't just do it voluntarily.' One of the concerns the industry has is that there is fraud in pricing and that any manipulation taking place is at the price of cheese in Chicago; they aren't receiving accurate cheese prices."
Finally, the bill would offer transparency and information for dairy farmers, according to Gillibrand. The legislation would require dairy cooperatives that engage in bloc voting to provide their member farmers with written notices when votes occur and would require each milk marketing order to establish an information clearing house to provide information regarding any proposed milk marketing order reforms. This information would be required to be published on a website and distributed to producers.
According to U.S. Rep. Tom Reed, R-Corning, the Farm Bill is a priority issue for agricultural interests in the 23rd congressional district.
"We've been working with the farm bureau and talking to especially crop growers, dairy farmers across the spectrum in regards to the need for a five-year bill," Reed said. "There has been a tremendous amount of work done in regard to the end of the year when I thought we had the opportunity to do a long-term extension, but we ended up with this Band-Aid. A lot of the issues have been worked out, and (agricultural committee) Chairman (Frank) Lucas relays to me that he is very committed to a five-year bill here by September. We are going to continue to advocate for that long-term bill."


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- 11-18-2012, 07:42 PM Thread Author #1
new to jail break
hello , i have an ipod that has never been jailbroke , i have also downloaded umbrella to back the shsh ,
when i saved the shsh files it said that i have ( ipod 4g 6.0.1 ) but in the firmware section it has 5.1.1
i have never installed the new ios so . i don't know why it has 6.0.1
even in the general setting's it has firmware version 5.1.1
so is it still able to jailbreak ? what other steps should i do so that this ipod can be restored if needed
im wanting to be sure to save the ipod in current state .
thx for the advice
- 11-18-2012, 11:04 PM #2iMore Genius
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new to jail break
It's too late to save ur shsh blobs as Apple is no longer signing 5.1.1. Just dl the latest version of Absinthe for ur computer and ur set. Welcome to team jailbreak.
- 11-19-2012, 01:25 AM Thread Author #3
new to jail break
Just a heads up make sure you understand what a tethered jailbreak is!!!
- 11-19-2012, 02:56 AM Thread Author #5
- 11-19-2012, 05:04 AM #6iMore Expert
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Re: new to jail break
Using Absithe 2 will get you an untethered jailbreak.
Using redsn0w will get you a tethered jailbreak which you can later untether.
new to jail break
I thought you were on ios6+...
So yeah 5.1.1 is untethered
- 11-19-2012, 12:49 PM Thread Author #8
Re: new to jail break
very greatfull for all your advice .
one more ? if you don't mind , if something does not take and needs to restore do i still use umbrella or itunes . when you click for itunes to restore it wants
to update to the new ios 6 with no other option "that i've noticed" .
again thx .
Re: new to jail break
well in a restore situation you would only be able to restore to ios 6.0.1 because you need signed blobs to restore to a version that is no longer being supported by apple.
however, the jailbreaks are fairly straight forward and you shouldnt encounter the need to restore....
just be careful the tweaks you install and if you ever end up in a situation, check all solutions BEFORE restoring!
ALOT of people panic and restore when its not needed
- 11-19-2012, 03:24 PM Thread Author #10
- 11-20-2012, 12:30 AM #11iPhone Nanite
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Re: new to jail break
hey i jailbroke back in july with absinthe 2 and now im having issues with my phone can someone help me? i need help understanding a crash report and if a re-jailbreak is possible now that apple is no longer signing 5.1.1 and i have absolutely NO PLANS in upgrading my issue is some of my apps are crashing and i dont understand why and the crash reports are foreign to me lol how do you load them onto your pc or can i email them to someone i am on an iPhone 4s with 5.1.1 and Cydia thanks Grim
Last edited by Grim ReaperRecovery; 11-20-2012 at 01:35 AM.
new to jail break
Well you don't need to restore, this issue is fairly new, so you should think back to what your installed lately...
Some tweaks conflict in unknown and unseen ways.
Crashes happen. It may also be just that the apps that are crashing are optimized for ios6 and not playing well with your phone currently.
What tweaks do you have, a lot, only a few?
I have tweaks up the wazoozoo and j have crashes occasionally and end up on safe mode occasionally, my buddy has two tweaks and has never crashed. Wouldn't even know he was jailbroken....
- 11-21-2012, 07:09 PM #13iPhone Nanite
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Re: new to jail break
im not sure what it was so i ended up uninstalling mobile substrate and starting over i made a list of all the tweaks i installed before i did and added them back one by one i found that some of my tweaks were outdated and didnt add them them back it all works great now and i have a backup as well just in case it happens again since my last backup contained tweaks that didnt work i ended up just over riding the last back up so that if it were to happen again i have a good base to start with. Lol i have a ton of tweaks i jailbroke the minute i got home i have so many tweaks that people see my phone and ask me where i got it from cause they have never seen an iPhone like mine its great ill never go back to a stock phone there are so many things you can do once youre JB if they ever figure out how to break 6 i may consider switching but i doubt it youtube and google are some of my fav apps and now that apple got rid of them im not looking forward to upgrading thanks for the help i really appreciate it
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Hi guys, I found this site yesterday and I am so happy I did. Everyone here seems to know what they are talking about. I have been making pies for a couple years now but I usually change the recipe every time. I'm looking a good recipe that I can use everytime but I also have some questions.
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I wouldnt say wet dough is better rather a higher hydration dough is better. This is because of the high temps typically used to cook the pizza. The higher hydration helps to stop the dough from loosing to much moisture and becoming like cardboard. This is just one reason though. High gluten flour provides a couple benefits such as being able to strech the dough out thinner. With a lower gluten flour streaching is nearly impossible. The higher gluten also provides a chewier crust. Tomatoes are not all made the same, the paking process really matters. Most of the brands you will hear about are packed soon after harvest and are not overly cooked like store bought brands. Some would say 6 in1 is the best why others say Stanislaus brand is better. I have used both and prefer Stanislaus Red Sauce over 6 in 1. I suspect the problems with your dough could be the gluten content and hydration levels. Make sure you get at least 60 percent hydration and relax the dough after refrideration. I don't use eggs myself in any recipes.
I'll post my recipe later with directions when i get more time. I'm sure others will chime in to help out.
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Thanks for your reply. Lately I have just been using all purpose flour. Like I said I havent used KA in awhile. I have to order that and get it shipped to me since no one around me has it. Also, I have never put my dough in the refrigerator? Is this something I should try? Usually I just let it rise for a hour or so. Also, I just got a stand up mixer and lately the dough and been to wet. Almost like chewing gun. really sticky and stringy. I guess I need more flour.
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I do not use eggs.
The dough snapping back sounds like it is not rested. Normally letting it sit for 20 minutes or so takes care of that.
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October 27, 2004, 02:37:30 PM »
You can get ok results with AP flour but to get a great result KA Sir Lancelot is a must. Most around here would agree that it's one of the best flours available. The ability to buy in smaller quantities is also a plus. Proofing (refrigerating) your dough is highly recommended. Almost all pro pizza shops do this. It helps to slow fermentation and flavor the dough. It's very important to follow exact measurements in respect to the flour/water ratio. As I stated before 60% hydration is ideal for most dough. I actually dont use a mixer, i do it buy hand and when the dough feels right I know I'm done. Usually i knead the dough not more than 5 minutes total to get the desired results.
My base recipe is:
16 oz Flour
10 oz water
1 tsp salt
1 oz olive oil
1/2 oz sugar
2 tsp Active Dry Yeast
This gives about 62% hydration, it will be fairly sticky but after the flour gets hydrated it will be perfectly manageable by hand or mixer. Here is how i suggest you prep:
Combine half the flour, all the yeast, and the salt in a bowl. Heat your water slowly untill it reaches 120 degrees then add the sugar to the water to combine then pour this into the bowl and mix for 1-2 minutes until it comes together. Let rest for 1 minute then add the rest of the ingredients. Mix this until it comes together and let rest for another minute. At this point i would knead by hand on a clean surface with no extra flour for about 1 minute. It is important not to add any extra flour to your dough (it will be sticky). Let the dough rest for about 2 more minutes (this helps to hydrate the flour). After the last rest period it should be less sticky. Now knead it until it gets the desired consistency, probably 1-2 more minutes. The finished dough should have a smooth outer texture and the temperature of the dough ball should be 80-85 degrees. Next i put my dough in the freezer for 30 minutes to quickly cool it down and stop fermentation then move it to the fridge until the next day (24 hours). When you are ready to cook it preheat your oven to 520, take the dough out of the fridge and let set for about 45 minutes. When you want to shape it do not roll it out or smash it down, this will kill the air pockets and your crust will be dense. Gently toss and shape the dough until it reaches 14-18 inches across, top with sauce and other toppings and then cook on a screen or stone for 5-7 minutes until done.
1. Get an oven thermometer and make sure your oven really reaches the desired temp. My oven tends to take an additional 20 minutes past the pre-heat signal to reach the full desired temp.
2. Get a quality digital scale and kitchen thermometer.
3. Weigh all your ingredients, don't guess on temps.
4. Try a screen first, oven stones are not for everyone.
5. Try different prep methods, what works for me may not work for you.
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6. Try Stanislaus Full Red Pizza Sauce or 6 in 1
7. Whole Milk or Part-Skim Grande Brand Mozz is the best. There is nothing comparable to it flavor wise.
8. A good pizzeria style pepperoni is hard to come by in small quantities, check your local gourmet shops and see what they carry, you might find something better than Hormel or Eckridge.
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Hey, thanks alot for your help. I guess I will have to order me some more KA flour. Once I try this I will let you know how it turned out.
One more question though. When does it rise? In the refrigerator? I thought it had to be warm to rise? Thanks.
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October 27, 2004, 03:22:47 PM »
It will rise in the refridgerator, the lower temperature just lengthens the process, creating a more developed flavor.
Although you can get the dough to rise in 1-2 hours on the counter, the taste is considerably improved by letting the dough rise over a period of at least 24 hours.
After that try 2 days in the fridge and expereiment yourself with different rising times.
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cool, thanks. I just ordered me some flour. Now I need to find some 6 in 1.
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I would think you would not have 62% hydration after kneading by hand.
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Part of the reason it may be snapping is as DKM stated that it may need to rest. If it is breaking and dry as you stated I suspect that there is too much flour incorporated into the dough. This can create a better cracker crust, but too much will cause the dough to become brickish in nature. It won't be very workable and will not result in the crunchy , yet chewy texture you might be hoping for.
Mixing dough profesionally, we did not use an exact ratio of water to flour. Now mind you we were using 25 lb bags of high gluten flour at a shot and mass producing dough for the nights pizzas, but the principle is still the same on a smaller level. When the mixer is kneading the dough you can tell you are getting close when it starts to hold its shape, while not "sticking "to the sides of the bowl. It should be slightly tacky, but not sticky when you touch it. It should still be pliable, yet again, not sticky.
The best way I know of to accomplish that is to incorporate the flour in stages. You want to add the majority of it till it starts to gather and then let it work while adding low amounts, and letting it work in, before giving it more flour. This is not true for all crusts, and I am sure there are some with more knowledge on the matter.
The overnight run in the fridge, as stated before is a way to slow the rising process. This allows for the gases to work the chemical change in the glutens and ferment the dough more than it would in a few hours on the counter. You could in thery let it sit on the counter all night, but the process would be way to fast and you would end up with dead dough. Counter top works, but you generally get a much better texture & flavor by putting the dough in the fridge overnight. You also eliminate the "bready" texture somewhat more.
I generally do not use eggs in the dough I make as it gives the crust more lift. They basically strengthen the bread and help it keep shape, or so I have read.
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I want to mention that you can also find the 6-in-1 tomatoes in some supermarkets and specialty food stores in the western part of the country. I believe it was Foccaciaman who some time ago mentioned Claro's, in Southern CA (see
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I don't really care so much about why Herbie Hancock won a Grammy. All of the bloggers from the indie rock camp should get over it, which, I'm sure, they have by now (it's just the Grammys, folks...). I'm just happy that jazz gets any attention from television. On that note, check out CBS Sunday Morning this weekend. Correspondent Rita Braver visits Herbie Hancock at home. What she discovers about Herbie is as interesting as you can imagine from someone as interesting as Herbie Hancock. Jazz people already know this. Now, folks who watch TV before church service can get an insider portrait of the recent GRAMMY Album of The Year winner. And how many of us have ever been inside Herbie's pad, anyway?
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Escaping the Sunshine State with my lifePosted Monday, January 30, 2012, at 2:18 PM
This the view we saw for almost 3 hours, as we tried to leave Florida yesterday--Interstate 75 was backed up for 4 miles.
No, I'm not talking about the political candidates this time--I'm talking about myself!
In leaving our Ft. Myers vacation spot yesterday, we made the unwise decision to take Interstate-75, the "fast way" back to Missouri.
Big mistake! Little did we know about the ill-fated reputation of that interstate route. Four years ago, four people were killed and 38 were injured on another nearby Florida highway, when the smoke from a brush fire obscured the road.
The same thing happened in the early morning hours yesterday, Sunday, Jan. 29, 2012. As we were sleeping, chaos was afoot on I-75 south of Gainsville, Florida. The smoke from a wildfire obscured the road, and 19 cars, trucks and campers came crashing into each other, injuring 18 and killing 10.
One woman described the horror of hearing the sound of the crashes and the screams of the injured. Another survivor described how he and some friends were in their car in the darkness, when another vehicle hit the second car, going at least 80-miles-an- hour and hurling the man underneath a tractor trailer truck. The man was killed.
Paramedics, responding to the emergency, had to listen for the screams. They couldn't see amid the smoke of the fire and the burning vehicles. The fire was so hot that the pavement melted.
We left Ft. Myers about 7 a.m., unaware of the havoc which awaited us. There was nothing on the news, though a Facebook friend of mine said she saw it on MSNBC quite early. Unaware, we chose to take the interstate home, instead of taking Hwy 27.
Shortly after going through Ocala, we hit the traffic block. It was 11:30, some 8 hours after the accident. Traffic was heavy in the three north-bound lanes; there was hardly any in the south bound.
It didn't take long to realize we were in trouble. As the hours dragged by, men began to leave their cars to go the bushes. After awhile, the dogs began to bark from car windows, and their owners took them out to the grass.
After about an hour and a half, we could see drivers beginning to panic and bolt for the shoulder of the road. In typical Florida fashion, many of them tried to change lanes, pushing their way in front of the more compliant drivers.
As the lock-up entered the third hour, I myself began to lose my grip on sanity, and I watched the side of the road for a secluded place to relieve myself. We were moving along at the rate of about two miles an hour. We had hit a patch of road in which there were no exits for 18 miles, so we were stuck.
I'm sure the conditions were horrific on that awful Sunday morning, but I've spent the month of January observing Florida drivers, and I have to say that they are truly frightening--especially on 6-lane highways. The way they weave back and forth, from lane to lane, with no regard for their own safety or that of others, it's as they don't care if they live or die.
We should be home in Missouri late tonight. I pray to God that I will live to see my grandchildren again.
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Have a safe trip home, Madeline. You sure know how to turn a not so pleasant situation into interesting reading. Thank you.
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I would love to retire to Florida, but would probable move to a retirement community where there are fully stocked grocery stores, restaurants and no reason to get in the car and enter Florida highways.
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Thank you for posting that story, Rick. I saw a picture of the family on the news this morning. How heartbreaking! It really makes you stop and think about the coincidences in your life, doesn't it? Each of the people on that dark Florida highway had a story they could tell. Now they're gone.
I have read and reread the stories that the survivors told of that horrible morning, thinking, "If only they had done this--or if only they had done that...If only...If only.."
I thank God for the ones who--like us--came along too late to be involved--or who, by some miracle, made it out alive.
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In short: Despite the very bad weather the organisers marshals helpers were superbDate of review: November 5, 2012
In short: Great mornings runningIn full: Lovely course through great countryside with a couple of nasty hills at the end to finish you off.A great race to be part of.Date of review: November 5, 2012
In short: As my first ever race and in preperation for the Norwich Half Marathon I was slightly apprehensive. But I need not have worried as the organisers were so supportive, the runners were all friendly and the marshalls (who incidentally stood out in lashIn full: ing rain totally soaked, for hours) were absolutely tremendous - giving us all cheers and encouragement.On return, after the last gruesome hill, we were cheered home and given beer, hot soup, goody bags and BIG pats on the backThank you for making my first run so fab, I can safely say I am hooked !!!Date of review: November 5, 2012
In short: Smiles within a storm…In full: …one minute before the race the start line was empty as everyone was taking shelter from the torrential rain, as the start was signalled several hundred runners emerged with beaming smiles ready to race in conditions that ducks were afraid of. A race to remember with fantastic support from all those that stood out in the rain whilst we ran as fast as we could to keep warm! Will certainly return next year - but will pack my swim goggles just in case!Date of review: November 5, 2012
In short: Excellent race and brilliantly organised.In full: As a beginner I was aprehensive having only ever done one race previous at this distance. The weather tried its absolute hardest to put a spanner in the works, but despite this the race ran like clockwork, the course was excellently marshalled and free hot drinks at the finish.I'll certainly be doing it again and now looking forward to the Norwich Half at the end of Nov!!Well done BBDRC :-)Date of review: November 5, 2012
In short: Fantastic race with goody bag beer and free soup -what more do you need.In full: Very well organised, super friendly marshalls, well laid out course with a sneaky hill at the end. Nice medal and a bottle of Adnams in the goody bag, and free soup for all runners - The weather tried its hardest but BBDRC win agin!!Date of review: November 5, 2012
In short: Definitely worth doing, extremely well organised, excellent friendly marshalls (despite the rain), good changing facilities and nice hot soup, tea and cake, a medal and a beer at the end!Date of review: November 5, 2012
In short: Brilliant organisation. Such friendly marshals despite atrocious conditions.In full: So well organised. Excellent Sports Hall facilities. Marshals were stupendious. This race usually has bad weather, so nothing new.Such a friendly race. Well done yet again BBDRC. See you at your marathon & ½ marathon in April.Date of review: November 5, 2012
In short: Great race, efficiently organisedIn full: Excellent site management with good signposting & indoor facilities. Plenty of local car parking.Marshals were incredibly supportive. Water stations ideally spaced apart. Chip management at start & finish was well organised. Excellent goody bag, well thought out including a bottle of Adnams beer.A generous range of prize categories with trophies to third place in each category.Wish the organisers could manage the weather as well as they manage the event!Well done BBDRCDate of review: November 4, 2012
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Outside of the race, any tips on things to explore around Leadville?
Dylan: Breakfast at the Golden Burro on Harrison Street! Also, I'd recommend staying in Twin Lakes, down the road from Leadville proper. It's one of the most beautiful places in the state and allows you to stay clear of the nervous and sometimes overwhelming energy of downtown Leadville when you should be relaxing before the race.
Ashley A: I love Leadville. It has a unique, quirky culture. There is an awesome coffeeshop there and down the road in Buena Vista, too. Explore the trails up on Independence Pass.
Neal: Breakfast joints the morning after the race fill up quickly. Consider making a reservation, if possible.
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Ashley N: We loved the pizza place there [High Mountain Pies]. We also explored surrounding areas like Camp Hale, the Colorado Trail and Twin Lakes. The fickle weather—especially the afternoon thunderstorms—made camping challenging. Have lots of layers available.
Tina: City on the Hill for great coffee and to hang out! I would recommend a quick drive over Independence Pass to Aspen, if you have an extra day.
Nick: The main attraction around Leadville is the Sawatch Range. Go out and explore.
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During breeding season males claim territories. A male consistently occupies a territory until factors change and cause him to be displaced. Typical occupation time is approximately two weeks; few Zalophus californianus males remain at their site for longer. While guarding their territory, males remain present and do not leave even in pursuit of food. As external factors change, males replace other males on the territory. Replacement occurs throughout the entire breeding season. Males are known to attack if others invade their territory. California sea lions tend to breed on islands or remote beaches. Zalophus californianus exhibit moderate to extreme polygyny and tend to live in colonies of a few males and many females. Female Zalophus californianus exhibit mate choice, by "respond[ing] differently to the attempts of various males"(Riedman, 1990).
Mating System: Polygynous
The peak breeding season occurs in early July. The total gestation period is about 11 months (Riedman, 1990). Most births occur from mid-May to mid-June (Scheffer, 1958) with the majority of pups born in mid-June. The time between birth and estrus is about 28 days. California sea lions reach sexual maturity between four and five years (Riedman, 1990).
Key Reproductive Features: Seasonal breeding; Gonochoric/gonochoristic/dioecious (sexes separate); Sexual; Fertilization; Fertilization :: Internal
mating in July, births in mid-May to mid-June
The lactation period in Zalophus californianus ranges from six months to a year. There are many possible reasons for the variation in lactation periods including availability of food resources, the mother's age and health, the sex of the pup and the birth of a new pup. Zalophus californianus provide more lengthy maternal care for female offspring then for male offspring, yet during lactation both males and females have equal access and receive equal resources.
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This is an online statistics course for ACE students. It provides an introduction to the application of non-theoretical statistical methodology in which concepts are explained intuitively and supported by examples. The first part of the course deals with the efficient collection, organization, and description of data, commonly referred to as descriptive statistics. The second part provides a brief introduction to probability concepts, discrete and continuous probability distributions will be discussed. The third part of the course, statistical interference, is the process of drawing conclusions about unknown characteristics of a population. Interval estimation and hypothesis testing for one and two populations will be presented. The last part of the course is predictive statistics; correlation and regression analysis will be used to develop predictions of future values based on historical data. 3 credits
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>Runner's World - My Event Ratings>
In short: Nothing short of excellentIn full: free park and ride, a race t and medal and a goody bag overflowing with yoghurt, pork pie and gingerbread the race is not only excellent value for money but a good fast course and the organisation could not be faulted Date of review: May 10, 2015
In short: worth the 3+ hour driveIn full: What a slick event with an amazing atmosphere, marshalls, the spectators and generally bemused New year's day families out for a walk were all so encouraging not to mention the banter between other crazy competitors the fancy dress just breaks down barriers For most of November and December I thought I wasn't going to be able to make the event and tbh the training tapered but so glad we came down I will say I will be back (until my legs tell me otherwise tomorrow)Date of review: January 1, 2015
In short: My 4th time of entering, 3rd time ran (avoided the snow and ice of 2012) And I plan to keep coming back each year. In full: I felt awful but still got a PB this race is a great start to the year and definitely recommend to a new runner looking for their first race.The traffic (and parked cars on the route) seemed to be more of an issue this year than I have noticed in the past guess it only takes one driver to push past the marshalls and more then follow but a guy about 30m in front of me nearly got taken out at one point Date of review: February 4, 2014
In full: My first and I'm surprised to say not my last marathon what an absolutely amazing experience the crowds were awesomeI was also on the blue start and dropped myself back to pen 9 as I had been sick in the preceding weeks and didn't get any of the bottleneck others have mentioned I definitely took it easier than planned and listened to my body I had planned it to be my one and only marathon and just wanted to get round under my own steam. I was so hungry at mile 9 and thankful for spectators handing out fruit and biscuits an even during the torrential downpours still the spectators stayed out that last mile was the easiest of the day with all the supportAs a larger chested lady the tshirt is comfortable gym/lounging wear but I didn't do it for the tshirt its just a bonusFrom a person attending on their own to their first marathon I thought the organisation was good just a bit miffed at the kids who joined the race for quite a while (apparently it was the quickest way to Asda) claiming water at stations and no marshals attempting to stop them oh and I may have been slower than many but still needed a changing area after wandering aimlessly following the sign at the top of the stairs a few of us were kindly turned around by one of the charity's and then informed by St Johns that the sign to the underground carpark had been removed an hour or so earlier!Nothing though could dampen my spirit for the day little personal niggles were completely overshadowed by the overwhelming support and the unbelievable sense of achievement will I be back? I really hope I am lucky enough to have the chance to run again Date of review: April 24, 2012
In full: Marshalls were superb across the whole course Bottled water at stations would be a great improvement as given the heat I would have appreciated being able to sip water for longer periods than just at the water stationsDisappointing that there were no goody bags at the end of the race - you know how many are registered and with nearly 50 DNF how can you run out? Oh and it would have been nice to be offered an energy drink at the end there were enough 'staff' enjoying them Minor disappointments from a slower runner but overall it was a lovely race on a fabulous dayDate of review: March 26, 2012
In full: My first half so nowt to compare it to as yet not as flat as I expected with the monotony of the dual carriageway and the narrow path in the last mile was a bit frustrating to dodge walkers and public walking the other way otherwise I really enjoyed there are never enough toilets at any race but knowing where the other sets of them would have helped with the queuesNot sure I will be back for the price I expected a bit more from the goody bag and there were only xl tshirts left and I was by no means near the back Date of review: October 16, 2011
In short: Wow despite the wind a nice fast course and a really good atmosphere all the way roundIn full: Bit of a trek between the parking, the t-shirt collection point and the start but considering how many taking part it wasn't too badToilets were a bit of a problem couldn't cope with demand and some of the leisure centre staff saying that that they never normally deal with so many people?!Apart from that, for me it was the biggest race ive run and great to see everyone bobbing about ahead, i'm not quick so stayed right back but was dodging to get past alot of people early on hope it didnt affect too many people wanting a good start, tbh for me the finish was more of a problem nearly tripping over loose children on the final corner and dodging people with pushchairs on the final straight Btw hope the chap that was on the ground a couple hundred meters into the race is ok Date of review: February 6, 2011
In short: Only my second race and a bit disappointed that it was cut short but nice cake options and free massage Date of review: January 19, 2011
In short: My first 10k loved it will be back :)Date of review: December 12, 2010
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HBO has Victor Ortiz's comeback fight after he got beat up by Maidana and tried to retire in the ring after. Then Baby Bull/Malignaggi II. They're also showing the tape delay of the Vitali Klitschko/Kevin Johnson fight after.
No idea who this tomato can Ortiz is fighting is ... but it's gotta be a hand picked meatball to get this pretty boy's career back on track. Execs from Golden Boy and HBO had to be clutching their chests after this clown was questioning whether or not he was tough enough to be a boxer two days after Delehoya annointed him The Chosen One for Golden Boy. Diaz/Paulie ... man, I expect Juan to be a little more active, but don't expect the fight to end up too much different than the first one. Just heard interviews with both guys. Seems like Paulie is hungrier. A little older. Knows this is his last chance. Matches up well with Diaz, who gets hit too much. Paulie can't knock anyone out, but I expect him to this time win a very close decision and continue to pepper Baby Bull with 30 jabs a round. Hope I'm wrong. I really like Juan Diaz. As solid a guy as you'll find.
Showtime has a pretty good doubleheader too. Darchinyan against Tomas Rojas, then Tim Bradley/Lamont Peterson. Darchinyan's comeback after the surprising loss to Agbeko after dominating Arce. In the headliner, Peterson, who Showtime has been hyping for years, gets his first step up fight against Bradley, who has quietly rattled off several impressive wins in a row. I like Darchinyan to win by a spectacular KO, and Bradley to edge Peterson in a close but unanimous decision.


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ENDORSEMENT: Propositions get backing
Proposition One regarding the casino has garnered most of the spotlight, but there are others awaiting voters on Tuesday.
Proposition 2 creates an additional civil service credit for veterans with disabilities certified post appointment. The amendment benefits those who through no fault of their own were not classified as a veteran with disabilities at the time of their first civil service appointment. Veterans applying the credits will be less limited by time constraints, making them more likely to be hired to civil service positions.
The third proposition is an exclusion of indebtedness contracted for sewage facilities. Approving the proposition extends for 10 years the time that payment for sewage treatment facilities doesn't count against a municipality or county's constitutional tax limit. The proposition is a sign that state officials realize many areas throughout the state have significant sewer work that needs to be undertaken – including Chautauqua County – and that having that work count against the constitutional taxing limits would hinder sewer projects from being completed.
The fourth and fifth propositions deal with land issues. The first addresses a long-standing disagreement between the state and landowners regarding more than 200 lots in Long Lake, New York. If passed, the amendment would allow private citizens to retain the land, and the government would buy other property for a net profit. The second land measure would allow NYCO Minerals to extend the reach of its Lewis mine by 200 acres into the neighboring preserve in order to mine wollastonite and remain a viable business. In return, 1,500 acres would be added to the Jay Mountain Wilderness and Taylor Pond Wild Forest, both preserves in the Adirondack region.
Those against the propositions have argued using a ballot proposition to settle the original land dispute is a poor precedent and that fees from use of the property aren't enough to allow the state to buy replacement land for a forest preserve. There are also concerns the NYCO Minerals proposition diminishes the "Forever Wild" clause because it benefits a private company rather than a clear public municipal purpose.
Such concerns, while important to those involved, aren't enough to sway us in backing the propositions.
Proposition 6 increases the mandatory retirement age for New York state judges of the Court of Appeals, the state's highest court, and Justices of the Supreme Court, the state's trial court of unlimited original jurisdiction, may serve. Under current rules, Justices of the Supreme Court and Judges of the Court of Appeals must retire at age 70, but Justices of the Supreme Court may be certified to serve for three additional two-year terms, or until age 76. The proposed change would extend that time to age 80 for both Justices of the Supreme Court and Judges of the Court of Appeals.
Over the next four years, it is estimated that New York state will lose more than 40 members of the Supreme Court and three members of the Court of Appeals due to this mandatory retirement age that applies to no other public official in the state.
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- 1 cup M&M'S® Brand Chocolate Candies for Halloween (orange and black)
- 16 pieces STARBURST® Fruit Chews FUN SIZE®, optional
- 1 cup prepared chocolate frosting
- 8 (3 1/2-inch) packaged chocolate cookies
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- 1. Cover the cookies with chocolate frosting and place one chocolate ice cream cone on top of each one. Frost the cones and arrange M&M'S® Brand Chocolate Candies in random patterns.
- 2. To make the brim of the cap as shown: sort STARBURST® Fruit Chews by color, making sure to have at least two STARBURST® Fruit Chews of the same color. Flatten them slightly, and then snip into thin strips, resembling fringe. Arrange the fringe around the cones for hair. Otherwise, make the cap's rim with either candy corn, licorice laces or shredded wheat that have been cut into 1 1/2-inch pieces and place them side-by-side around the base of the cone.
- 1. Tip: In a hurry, frost the cones with chocolate frosting and randomly decorate it with a few M&M'S® Brand Chocolate Candies.
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I've been using this punch for some time now and had it with me the whole time in Afghanistan and besides that you have to clean it yourself it's awesome. Very good price and very durable.
I didn't really like this punch. It doesn't have an eject for the plugs so you have to dig them out with something. Other than that it's nice but not a fan.
Simple and does the job quite nicely.
Great punch. Except... the key chain is on the wrong part. You are twirling it with the chain impeding progress. It should be on the cap end. And the plug must be tapped/dug out. Won't this dull the cutter?
In all, I like it slightly more than I don't.
I've been very pleased with this punch since purchasing it. It is sharp and makes great cuts. The punch blade is slightly flared inward so it pulls out the punched portion of the head cap. The only extra work required is that you have to dig the punched piece out with something as this punch doesn't have a spring-loaded cleaning feature like others. This is not even a slight inconvenience for this cigar smoker as I just whip out my pocket knife and two seconds later the punch is clean. I would definitely recommend this to other as a great punch that you can carry with you everywhere.
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Perfect OEM fit to me stock cage.
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Dear TechPB members,
I will make this short and straight:
After some School Shootings (which were in no way related to the PB-scene) our government thought it might be a good idea to ban our beloved sport.
What I ask you for is
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We already have a very well made report from Ms Dipl.Paed. Steinmetz. If you have something for us, please let us know.
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