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When DeAndre Yedlin checked in for the first time for the United States national team in the 2014 World Cup, Wil Trapp found himself staring at his television screen with pride.
And, naturally, with just the tiniest bit of envy. After all, it was only two years ago that Trapp and Yedlin were collegiate teammates at the University of Akron and less than a year since they played for the United States in the 2013 FIFA U-20 World Cup.
"It gives me motivation," Trapp said of watching Yedlin in Brazil. "That's something that really, really pushes me. I guess it's a good envy, in a way, and jealousy to be like, 'All right, if he can do it then hopefully I can make the push as well.' "
The 21-year-old Yedlin signed with the Seattle Sounders as a homegrown player prior to the 2013 MLS season, while Trapp did the same with the Crew. Both players will be part of the 2014 MLS Homegrown Player game, which will take place August 4 in Portland.
As rookies, Yedlin was given more of an opportunity for early action than Trapp, which likely helped make him a more attractive candidate for national team coach Jurgen Klinsmann. Yedlin made 31 appearances including 30 starts for the Sounders as a rookie and was both an all-star and a finalist for rookie of the year. Trapp, meanwhile, was kept out of the Crew lineup in the early going due to his national-team commitments but never came out once he made his debut July 7.
Trapp would start the final 16 games of the season for the Crew and was named the Crew's breakout performer of the year. Now Yedlin is rumored to be inking a deal to play overseas while Trapp is being mentioned as a likely candidate to represent his country in the 2018 World Cup.
Should that come to fruition, Trapp will have a friend to look to for guidance in Yedlin, who came on in the 72nd minute against Portugal in the group stage and the 84th minute against Germany before replacing an injured Fabian Johnson in the 32nd minute in a quarterfinal loss to Belgium.
"I couldn't be more excited for him," Trapp said. "I'm very proud of all the things he's done. In the last month he's really grown exponentially. That's wonderful to see. I'd be remiss if I didn't say I had goosebumps the first time he stepped onto the field. I was texting him as much as I could.
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Really falling for the sport and the Fox Soccer network that shows premier games every night at 11pm that I've been watching for a few weeks.
Anyway, did any of the soccer fans see Rooney's game winner Saturday? The bicycle kick off the pass from Nani? Unreal and nothing I've personally ever seen in a match, much less a rivalry match like that.
Tremendous. Unbelievable athleticism at the Premier level. Guys like Nani and Wolcott would be All Pro NFL receivers/DBs. Dudes can fly.
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Intimately familiar with those risks is ultra-endurance athlete Jill Homer, who finished the 350-mile race on a bike in 2008. On her second ITI mountain bike race in 2009, Homer's foot crunched through a thin layer of ice on Flathorn Lake within the first 25 miles of the course. She wound up with a nasty case of frostbite that forced her to scratch from the race. Even so, she's preparing herself to race this February, on foot.
"In attempting the 350-mile race on foot," she explains, "I hope to seek a similar level of intensity, newness and discovery that I experienced at my first ITI by using a more difficult mode of travel. There's a purity to foot travel—there's no mechanical aid, no wheels to coast along. It's just me, and only me."
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I having a hard time wrapping my brain around a thin crust pizza baking for 9 min with an initial stone temp of ~600f and the level of char you are getting.
I guess my Primo ceramic stone and firebrick wfo floor are more efficient.
Hi John, I love Pepe's pizza and would love to recreate it at home, so this thread is very interesting to me. I hope I can have half the success you seem to have had. I haven't had the opportunity to view your videos yet, but will have time tomorrow afternoon. Do you have an oven thermometer? I ask because of your remark that in an oven set at 550°F you get a stone temp of 610°F. This is physically impossible unless you are also adding radiative heat via the broiler. I can get up to this temp in the gas grill but I'm not sure about the oven. Are details about your dough recipe available?
CDN, I'm not quite sure where or how the myth of water absorption at baking temps begain but that's what it is......a myth. Heat a stone or a cast iron skillet to 600 degrees, sprinkle some water drops on the surface, the water on both will turn to vapor in an instant. Vapor equals steam which is a gas and cannot be seen. It's impossible at those temps for absorption to be a factor. I know how people say " But my pizza stone absorbs water when I pour water over it Don!" True, but that is at room temp.Don
Scott, no argument, just passing along info.
scott, i don't know what you mean by steam going up and not into a stone - but evaporation from the bottom of the dough is driven by a vapor pressure deficit. if there is a porous stone with hot, dry air in the pores, you will have water moving down a water potenital gradient and thus from the dough into that air. it has little to do with density, or gravity. I understand you are a massive proponent of the steel plate, but i'm not convinced by your argument that stones do not permit more water loss than a steel plate would. IMO, the steel plate is reducing your evaporative surface area by about 1/2 (neglecting the "sides" of the dough).


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At least 38 people have been killed in a fire in an official building amid clashes in Odessa, in south west Ukraine, local police say.
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It is reported that there are videos circulating (real time videos) taken at the time by those who were inside the building as the building was burning and people were suffocating...
It was the Trade Union House, and now the tally is 31. BBC says that Ukraine's interior ministry has not said who started the fire.
Obama lit a fire that could consume us all before it's done. He has the matches because American voters wanted free cell phones.
RT's headline:
38 people die after radicals set Trade Unions House on fire in Ukraine's Odessa
"The Trade Unions House was set on fire by pro-Kiev radicals after they surrounded and destroyed the tent camp of anti-government activists that stood in front of the building on Odessas Kulikovo Field Square. It was torched in a storming attempt after some of the anti-Maidan activists rallying in the square barricaded themselves inside the building."
The article notes that Molotovs were being used by both sides.
This sure to inflame tensions. Checking twitter now.
Nobody helped?
Check this out.
#Odessa: 30 of those killed were asphyxiated by smoke & 8 died trying to escape by jumping out of windows - @MVS_UA via @AFP
The pro-Putin hooligans were shooting from the building and throwing Molotov cocktails. Kind of hard to help people like that. Not clear if the hooligans set fire to the building themselves. Reports are that the hooligans received weapons early this morning at a Russian Orthodox church in preparation for violently disrupting the pro-Ukrainian march. Apparently, Putin's terrorists were expecting the pro-Ukrainian crowd not to resist as happened last Sunday when so may were viciously beaten in Donetsk.
RT showing a couple of gruesome pics, but Russian-language twitter is FULL of them.
Also, new reports of shooting in Slovansk within the last 5 minutes.
RT reported on this? Hmmm.
What I have seen is that the BBC (And other news sites in the UK) are reporting on this - possibly the Guardian, too. I will check.....
Those Putinista news sites in the UK! Dang them!!! /s
Defence Min: In the village of Andriyivka near Slovyansk pro-Russians attack Ukraine's 95 airborne brigade. 2 paratroopers killed
Another week of this and Putin can do his "Here I come to save the day".
Coming directly on the heels of what the Russians said today at the UN, this can do nothing but ratchet things up even more.
Still hearing rumours that #RightSector units are in #Donetsk and #slaviansk and #Lugansk
RightSector = Nazis
"Another week of this and Putin can do his Here I come to save the day."
Week? I'd give it 72 hours or less before he does "Something".
AP now reporting 38 dead in Odessa.
Putin wants dead Ukrainians. He doesn't really care which side.
Check this out.
From what I can gather from articles and tweets from people on site, is that some pro-Russian kids set up a Maidan-like camp in Central Odessa, and a couple of road blocks. They had been there for a couple of days.
Pro-Kiev demonstrators decided to attack it, throwing rocks, etc. Someone hijacked a Fire truck and smashed it through a barricade, injuring several people. That is when the gunfire and molotovs started.
The Ukrainians chased the pro-Russians into the Union House, where Molotovs were exchanged on both sides. The pro-Kiev's (likely the Reported Right-Sector Goons that started this) were beating people to death as they came out.
Burn to death in the building, or be killed by the mob, Helluva choice.
Obama's foreign policy "touch" (Lybia, Syria, Egypt. and now Ukraine) sucks, and is quintessentially anti-Midas.
Dear God in heaven...
The Soronistas and McCainiacs here at FR need to watch those videos.
Twitter is blowing up with pics and videos of this now.
If Putin needed an excuse to put an Obama-like "No-Fly Zone" in place over southern Ukraine, he surely has it now.
Then they should be exterminated like cockroaches.
Hurriyet (turkey) headline:
More than 30 die in criminal blaze in Odessa, Ukraine, as rebels down 3 army helicopters
Tweet from "Russian Markets" 5 minutes ago
It was Breaking, and the BBC link showed in huge letters "BREAKING" right before I posted it.
Apparently the Admin Moderator dropped the Breaking on the "Topics" line.
I will place it in the "Front Page" section, as the Admin Moderator allows others who come on theses threads to, ahem, engage us in debate, place threads in Breaking and/or Front Page.
We've seen this violence dozens of times before the last few weeks. Armed assaults on Ukrainian buildings or people by Team KGB.
Putin wants dead Ukrainians as a pretext for invasion. Apparently you do too. Wave the bloody shirt if you wish but everyday knows the score at this point.
"Weve seen this violence dozens of times before the last few weeks."
They didn't give them (KIDS) the choice of being beaten to death by a Right-Sector led mob, or burning to death.
You should be literally jumping for glee on the caskets of the dead, right?
This is spreading to more news sources...
Tweet from "Russian Markets". Normally comments on Russian economic issues:
-40 people burnt alive in Odessa. Now NATO-media has a huge problem cause thanks to their weapon Social Media we all witness WHO & HOW did it
A note again about how we live in a digital age, and nothing happens in the darkness, anymore.
This is not a go to heck moment but the bell is ringing (imho).
I've personally seen the graves in Europe for those murdered by Russians. They have a long history of abusing and murdering their neighbors. So does Putin. This just the latest chapter.
Spare me the feigned outrage. There was nothing from you when the councilman was mutiliated and murdered in Horlivka. Nothing from you when the peaceful marchers were brutally assaulted on monday in Donetsk. You are loving this tragedy.
makes me ask a question ... Wonder what our so-called leaders are about to do? Not a go to heck moment but with what is breaking on their lies ... expect anything while I pray No, Not Now Lord. Let Americans have the truth first, please ... Amen.
Those weren't "kids", they were full grown adults who were paid and brought into Odessa with the purpose of creating mayhem and to serve their masters in Moscow. With them in the building where they had holed themselves in were a number of firearms. They had been shooting firearms from the roof of the building. They killed people with that gunfire. They threw rebar from the roof of the building, severely injuring people in the street. They threw Molotov cocktails from the building at the crowd below. This is hardly the work of innocents. It's terrible that people died today in Odessa, especially peaceful Ukrainians who were not expecting a band of violent people armed by Moscow. As for those in the building, they have no one to blame but themselves.
Video from Inside the burned out building
Commenter is supposedly calling the dead "N****rs"
Its terrible that people died today in Odessa, especially peaceful Ukrainians who were not expecting a band of violent people armed by Moscow. As for those in the building, they have no one to blame but themselves.
Exactly right. Like we have been saying for weeks. It's only the Putinistas who have been cheering on the kidnap, murder and mayhem. It's terrible and the entire violent drama in E. & S. Ukraine is Made In Russia.
Looks at the pics posted on the morning thread.
The protestors were mostly KIDS, not "Paid Agents". This propagandic idiocy has to stop.
Yes, I gree, there are no innocents, but remember, the shooting didn't start until someone hijacked a FIRE TRUCK, and drove it through a street barricade, injuring several people.
What are they supposed to do? Die in place, to sate the Ukrainian bloodlust being called down by Obama??
Thanks whoever you are
We need to stay out of this, though, IMHO.
Even you must admit that Obama's anti-Midas touch (Libya (Benghazi), Syria, Egypt (his support for the Muslim Brotherhood) and now Ukriane is not helping the U.S.
EMERGENCY MEETING IN MOSCOW - KREMLIN.....Declaration of War rumored...
From traffic controller tweets:
The Russian military cargo plane is coming to Odessa, 5 Russian fighters are also coming to the area
Another Russian cargo plane to the same area
Military aircraft, Russian cargo, taking off towards Crimea continues odessa
Kiev Bandera thugs in Armored vehicles trying 2 break thru Andreevki checkpt Residents blocking it.....shooting at Civilians....plug your ears....
Caww, know you are on top of what is taking place .... Share all you can, please. Give us Thunder!
Many of the Ukrainian protestors were teenagers that's true. The dead in the trade union building were clearly much older. Moreover, 15 of them have been identified as Russian nationals.
By the way, the shooting by Putin's hooligans started even before the incident with the fire truck. Two people were already shot dead by them, including an elderly bystander. Also, I'm not sure how shooting in a crowd will protect a gunman from a fire truck.
No one is cheering on anything from either side. That is sick.
It was horrible what Saddam did to the Kurds, but did we intervene then? No.
What REAL conservatives want is for America to stay out of this. No to RINO interventionism via Obama. RINOs and the don't-care-one -way-or-another-about-Soros crowd want interventionism.
Them and the McCain crowd.
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Sep 2013
Crystle Stewart's helicopter date ends with proposal in Texas street
A unique marriage proposal happened in the middle of a Missouri City cul-de-sac on Monday.
Former Miss USA Crystle Stewart thought she was taking a helicopter tour of Houston with her boyfriend and sister but he had other plans. Max Sebrechts, a former model turned trade commissioner from Belgium, decided it was time to propose to the Missouri City native. "My mom came up with the idea actually to rent a helicopter," Sebrechts said.
Everyone on the ground knew the plan including Crystle's little sister who was in the chopper too.
Other News
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Crispy Potato Cake
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 2 large russet potatoes, peeled and grated
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 2 tablespoons freshly chopped parsley leaves
DirectionsWatch how to make this recipe.
In a nonstick 10-inch saute pan, heat the vegetable oil and butter over medium heat. Press grated potato into pan. Season with salt and pepper. Let cook undisturbed until crisp on bottom, 8 to 10 minutes. Gently flip onto a plate and then slide other side into pan to cook. Salt and pepper second side. Cook another 5 to 10 minutes, until potato cake is cooked through and nicely browned. Cut into wedges, sprinkle with parsley and serve.
Recipe courtesy of Melissa D'Arabian
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text: Patches item #11254, was opened at 2007-05-31 14:43 You can respond by visiting: http://rubyforge.org/tracker/?func=detail&atid=3151&aid=11254&group_id=797 Category: None Group: None Status: Open Resolution: None Priority: 3 Submitted By: Wincent Colaiuta (wincent) Assigned to: Aslak Hellesøy (aslak_hellesoy) Summary: RSpec syntax coloring and function pop-up integration in TextMate Initial Comment: This patch makes two additions to the RSpec TextMate bundle to provide a better user experience: syntax coloring of RSpec keywords (before, after, describe, it), and display of behaviours and examples in the function pop-up menu. This latter feature is very useful for navigation when working with files with large numbers of specs. Examples appear indented. Now, this is my first ever TextMate customization so I am sure someone more experienced could improve on the implementation, but in its basic form it works. Shortcomings of the current implementation: - recognition occurs at the whole-line level, so syntax colouring only kicks in once you have typed the entire line - recognition simplisticly divides the behaviour and example descriptions into three parts, the "describe" (or "it"), the "do", and "everything else" between the two - this in turn means that there is no special syntax colouring of the "everything else" - it also means that examples such as: it "should be valid" do ... end will appear in the function pop-up with the enclosing quotes: "should be valid" - likewise, a behaviour like: describe User, "at creation time" do ... end Will appear in the function pop-up as: User, "at creation time" - and shared behaviours will appear as: "All controllers", :shared => true Hopefully someone with more knowledge about TextMate customization than I can address these issues, but as it stands I think the basic implementation is useful enough that life is better with the aid of these imperfect changes. Will also try to attach a screenshot with the patch to show what the pop-up looks like. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >Comment By: Wincent Colaiuta (wincent) Date: 2007-07-16 11:06 Message: Tried to include this comment when I attached the patch, but RubyForge logged me out (accepting the upload but rejecting the comment! darn transparent proxy...); so here it is again: Ok, Allan responded to the ticket. I'm going to attach an updated patch which uses "spec.rb" as the file extension instead of "_spec.rb". Also, Allan notes that if you have previously (implicitly) told TextMate to open ".rb" files as Ruby, you'll need to undo that in one of these ways: 1. Open a test.rb file and then switch away from Ruby and back again — then TM notices that you're selecting the default language, and will remove the explicit binding for '.rb' files (ensure though that only the Ruby bundle has 'rb' declared as an extension). 2. defaults delete com.macromates.textmate OakLanguageFileBindings — this deletes all stored bindings. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Comment By: Wincent Colaiuta (wincent) Date: 2007-07-08 10:48 Message: Posted a follow-up TextMate ticket here: http://macromates.com/ticket/show?ticket_id=0F597093 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Comment By: Wincent Colaiuta (wincent) Date: 2007-07-08 10:27 Message: Just attached an updated patch with "_spec.rb" denoted as file extension. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Comment By: Wincent Colaiuta (wincent) Date: 2007-07-08 10:14 Message: Awesome, looks like the requested change is already implemented in the new r1405: [NEW] Add '_' to the set of anchor characters for file types (extensions) -- ticket 48BF377 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Comment By: Wincent Colaiuta (wincent) Date: 2007-07-07 18:51 Message: Ok, submitted a TextMate feature request here: http://macromates.com/ticket/show?ticket_id=48BF3775 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Comment By: Wincent Colaiuta (wincent) Date: 2007-07-07 18:46 Message: Very interesting... Noticed in the changelog for the just released TextMate r1401 the following: [CHANGED] File types (extensions) specified in language grammars are now matched against the full path so e.g. '.git/config' and '.ssh/config' are both valid extensions -- the match is required to be anchored either at an '/' or '.' so e.g. 'tml' will not match 'index.html'. On a tie, the longest suffix-match is chosen. So, not quite what would be necessary to distinguish between ".rb" and "_spec.rb", but a step closer. Think I might file a TextMate feature request to accept "_" as an anchor as well; that would allow spec files to be auto-detected and auto-syntax highlighted. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Comment By: Wincent Colaiuta (wincent) Date: 2007-06-25 09:21 Message: (1) The patch was made against the trunk back at the end of May (r2060, I think). The changes to the info.plist (shouldn't it be Info.plist, btw?) weren't manually done by me, but were inserted by TextMate when I made the other additions via its Bundle Editor. These settings are pretty opaque to me and omitting them seems to make no difference, so I will attach a patch against the current trunk which does not include the info.plist changes. (2) There aren't any new user-settable "preferences" as such. The two new files in the "Preferences" subdirectory of the bundle are used to add Behaviours and Examples to the TextMate symbols list... this is what allows them to appear in the pop-up. (3) To see the syntax highlighting you must select "RSpec" from the language pop-up at the bottom of the window. This is just like when you have a Rails file and want special Rails-specific highlighting instead of the default Ruby highlighting. It would be nice if TextMate allowed you to specify that all files ending in "_spec.rb" would be auto-detected as RSpec files, but as far as I know, TextMate only allows you to specify the extension part (".rb") and that would override the default Ruby highlighting. So if we want that feature we either need to try again get the RSpec syntax rolled into the Ruby.tmbundle, or try to get Allan to modify Textmate to allow us to specify not just the extension. (4) The pop-up menu is the function pop-up at the bottom of the TextMate window (right hand side). I don't know if there is a keyboard shortcut; I use the mouse for that. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Comment By: Aslak Hellesøy (aslak_hellesoy) Date: 2007-06-24 13:06 Message: This sounds great, but I'm having some problems. 1) The patch doesn't apply cleanly against trunk r2121 with "patch -p0 < textmate.diff": patching file Preferences/Symbol patching file Preferences/Symbol patching file info.plist Hunk #1 FAILED at 280. 1 out of 1 hunk FAILED -- saving rejects to file info.plist.rej patching file Syntaxes/RSpec.tmLanguage $ cat info.plist.rej *************** *** 280,285 **** <string>240FDD9D-CD49-4917-9003-80A3E1DADFBA</string> <string>B5906021-8E54-4863-A13B-EA46333DB5F1</string> <string>67E726E0-63E2-4840-B8BB-37F665CD34B8</string> </array> <key>uuid</key> <string>4CEA47CC-2C3A-45FB-80BE-3820828227C2</string> --- 280,288 ---- <string>240FDD9D-CD49-4917-9003-80A3E1DADFBA</string> <string>B5906021-8E54-4863-A13B-EA46333DB5F1</string> <string>67E726E0-63E2-4840-B8BB-37F665CD34B8</string> + <string>923F0A10-96B9-4792-99A4-94FEF66E0B8C</string> + <string>57EF6130-05A6-4117-94CB-C0BD63328334</string> + <string>28F89786-04F4-43D7-82A6-34B046C2BC6B</string> </array> <key>uuid</key> <string>4CEA47CC-2C3A-45FB-80BE-3820828227C2</string> 2) I tried to add the three rejected lines manually, and in the bundle editor I can see the new RSpec syntax, but I don't see the new preferences. Shouldn't they show up too? 3) There is no new syntax highlighting on my Textmate. How does TextMate know to use this highlighting? Do I need to do anything special to make it work? 4) How do I bring up the list over behaviours and examples shown in your screenshot? It must be some keyboard shortcut I'm unaware of. Cheers, Aslak ---------------------------------------------------------------------- You can respond by visiting: http://rubyforge.org/tracker/?func=detail&atid=3151&aid=11254&group_id=797


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Debates of March 28th, 2012
House of Commons Hansard #101 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was banks.
- Question Period
- Kraft Hockeyville Competition
- Reconstruction of Haiti
- Young Humanitarian Award
- Public Transit
- Ontario Medal for Firefighter Bravery
- Community Action Program
- Birthday Congratulations
- Oyen, Alberta
- Aveos Workers
- Ecole Robert H. Smith School
- Gender Parity
- Macedonia
- Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
- Toyota Canada
- Elections Canada
- New Democratic Party of Canada
- Government Services
- Health
- Ethics
- Aerospace Industry
- Employment
- Pensions
- Budget
- 41st General Election
- Air Canada
- Pensions
- Ethics
- National Defence
- The Environment
- National Defence
- Youth
- Official Languages
- Health
- Fisheries and Oceans
- Postal Services
- Foreign Affairs
- Industry
- Air Canada
- Points of Order
- Canadian Human Rights Commission
- Government Response to Petitions
- Interparliamentary Delegations
- Committees of the House
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order paper
- Motions for Papers
- Privilege
- Financial System Review Act
- National Flag of Canada Act
- Corrections and Conditional Release Act
- Housing
Oral Questions
March 28th, 2012 / 2:45 p.m.
Judy Sgro York West, ON
Mr. Speaker, tomorrow is budget day, and Canadians are rightly afraid, because the Prime Minister plans to balance the books on the backs of low-income seniors and baby boomers. He says tax dollars are better spent on jets, jails, and multi-million dollar fake lakes. He says seniors need to work harder and longer to pay their share.
This is not the Canada that we built and that we have been so very proud of. This is a mean-spirited attack on those most vulnerable. Will someone, absolutely anyone over there, just stand up, show some backbone and fight for some Canadian seniors?
Oral Questions
2:45 p.m.
Kellie Leitch Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development and to the Minister of Labour
Mr. Speaker, as I have said, OAS in its current direction is unsustainable.
However, let us be very clear about seniors and the support the government has provided for seniors. Whether it be the largest increase in GIS in the last 25 years or the increases in GIS in 2006, 2007 and 2008, these are all things we have done for low-income seniors. I wonder why the opposition has never supported those things?
Oral Questions
2:45 p.m.
Guy Caron Rimouski-Neigette—Témiscouata—Les Basques, QC
Mr. Speaker, the Minister of Industry is living in a parallel universe. He goes to a hunting camp that looks like a castle, and he tells us that he brought his own lunch and sleeping bag.
We do not want to know if he used the Minister of National Defence's personal helicopter to get there. Instead, we want to know if he is finally learning something at the school of ethics.
He has already violated the Conflict of Interest Act. A second investigation is under way and there may be yet another. When will he finally realize that he has lost the trust of Canadians and resign?
Oral Questions
2:45 p.m.
Christian Paradis Minister of Industry and Minister of State (Agriculture)
Mr. Speaker, I did not hesitate to confirm that I went to Marcel Aubut's hunting camp, which does not look like a castle. I am saying this because the member's statement is completely false. I used my own car to get there, and I used my own equipment. Mr. Aubut did not lobby me at any time before, during or after the trip. It is that simple.
Oral Questions
2:45 p.m.
Guy Caron Rimouski-Neigette—Témiscouata—Les Basques, QC
Mr. Speaker, the fact that the minister drove his own car to a party does not make it acceptable to be in a position of conflict of interest.
When the Conservatives were in opposition, they did not believe that breaking the law was acceptable if a person brought no-crust sandwiches to a party. Far from it.
In 2002, they called for the resignation of a Liberal minister for actions similar to those of the Minister of Industry. At the time, the Prime Minister even said that it was the only honourable thing to do.
Will the Minister of Industry honour the words of the now Prime Minister and show that he is an honourable man by tendering his resignation?
Oral Questions
2:45 p.m.
Christian Paradis Minister of Industry and Minister of State (Agriculture)
Mr. Speaker, this incident does not mean anything. The NDP is once again trying to invent conspiracy theories and throw mud everywhere.
I have been clear: yes, I went to Mr. Aubut's hunting cabin. I went there with my own vehicle and my own equipment. I was never lobbied in any way.
After that, we all know the rest of the story about the coliseum. The Government of Canada did not get involved. It said that it would be fair to all cities and that it would not get involved in professional sport. That is the end of the story.
Oral Questions
2:45 p.m.
Charlie Angus Timmins—James Bay, ON
Mr. Speaker, when did the Conservatives turn into everything that they used to hate?
We are really trying to help this Minister of Industry crawl out from his sleeping bag and face the brand new day. He was caught red-handed accepting a trip to an exclusive lodge while being lobbied for millions of dollars.
His excuse that "Hey, I brought my own bag of marshmallows with me" just does not cut it. Is this the new ethical standard for Conservatives, that they can be lobbied by millionaires as long as they bring their own sleeping bag?
It is not okay. He has been busted once. Why is he still in cabinet?
Oral Questions
2:45 p.m.
Christian Paradis Minister of Industry and Minister of State (Agriculture)
Mr. Speaker, this is a typical question with a conspiracy theory and mud being thrown everywhere.
I was clear: I went there on my own to Mr. Aubut's cabin. I went there on my own with my own equipment, and I was never lobbied before, during or after the trip.
After that, we all know the federal government did not get involved in coliseum. In that regard, we have no involvement in professional sport. That is the end of the story.
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Charlie Angus Timmins—James Bay, ON
Mr. Speaker, that is not the end of the story, because the minister has already been busted once and the Conservatives are looking after him for two other investigations. Conservatives just do not seem to understand that there is actually an ethical guide that ministers must meet.
To help him, I would like to read a simple quote:
Does the minister not understand why the right thing to do is to resign?
Who said that? It was the Prime Minister when was he was in opposition, when he had very strong views on the old Liberal gang breaking the rules.
When did they decide it is okay for Conservative ministers to act like the old sponsorship gang and blow ethical accountability out the window?
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Christian Paradis Minister of Industry and Minister of State (Agriculture)
Mr. Speaker, I went to Mr. Aubut's hunting cabin. I assumed my own costs. I went there on my own with my own equipment. There was no lobbying.
After the fact, there was no involvement by the Government of Canada in the coliseum in terms of funding, but which the NDP favoured.
National Defence
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Brian Storseth Westlock—St. Paul, AB
Mr. Speaker, each and every day members of the Canadian Forces do the jobs we ask of them, whether it is protecting Canadians at home from the effects of natural disasters or promoting Canadian ideals abroad.
Can the Minister of National Defence tell us what the government is doing to ensure that Canadian Forces members are receiving the fair compensation they deserve?
National Defence
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Central Nova
Nova Scotia
Peter MacKay Minister of National Defence
Mr. Speaker, we are responsibly managing the economy and making prudent choices in the upcoming budget.
Our government also recognizes and appreciates the remarkable contributions made by the Canadian Forces and their families every day. We are committed to ensuring that all Canadian Forces members receive some of the best compensation in the world for their hard work defending Canadian interests.
I am pleased to tell the House today that effective April 1, 2012, the Canadian Forces will receive a pay increase, similar that awarded to the federal public service recently.
As a government, we are committed to ensuring that our Canadian Forces members are provided with a rewarding career, outstanding training, new equipment, compensation, pay and benefits, and—
National Defence
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
The Speaker Andrew Scheer
The hon. member for Abitibi—Témiscamingue.
National Defence
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Christine Moore Abitibi—Témiscamingue, QC
Mr. Speaker, clearly, this government misled Canadians about the F-35s.
The Associate Minister of National Defence keeps telling us that he will stay within the $9 billion budget to replace the CF-18s. We now know that $9 billion is not enough to purchase 65 F-35s. We also know that the F-35s do not even come close to meeting the minimum criteria set by this government. The government has not just misled Canadians, it has also misled our troops.
We have had enough of meaningless talking points. When will we get real answers? When will there be an actual tendering process, one that is credible and transparent?
National Defence
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Julian Fantino Associate Minister of National Defence
Mr. Speaker, as I have said many times and I am pleased to repeat, we will ensure that the replacement for the CF-18s will meet our standards and the needs of our air force.
To this end, Canada has not signed any agreement as yet to buy or purchase. We remain committed to the joint strike fighter program along with our partners. We will continue to act responsibly on all of these matters.


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Last update: Friday 16 August 2013 [7 news items]
Kingston to significantly reduce DRAM module outsourcing, says report
Newswatch - Aug 16, 15:46
Kingston Technology has adjusted its outsourcing strategy to cope with falling demand for DRAM modules, particularly those used for memory upgrades, according to a recent Chinese-language...
Second-tier memory module makers see 2Q13 profits shrink
Aug 15, 13:58
Memory module makers Silicon Power Computer and Communications, Apacer Electronics, and Panram International have reported reduced profits for the second quarter of 2013, while fellow...
Taiwan DRAM module makers perform strongly in 1Q13
May 15, 22:30
All Taiwan-based DRAM module makers were operating with profits in the first quarter of 2013, with Adata Technology leading fellow companies with the highest EPS of NT$3.20 (US$0.11)...
Kingston becomes shareholder of Panram International with 20% stake
Jun 27, 01:10
Panram International, a Taiwan-based OEM of DRAM modules, on June 26 announced that Kingston Technology will subscribe to 11.8 million new shares issued for private placement at NT$12.46...
Kingston to become largest shareholder of Panram International
Jun 25, 10:32
Kingston Technology will subscribe to new shares of Panram International, a Taiwan-based OEM maker of DRAM modules, for a stake of nearly 25%, becoming the largest shareholder of...
Kingston denies acquisition rumors
Jan 5, 12:06
Memory module maker Kingston Technology has moved to quash recent rumors that suggested the company is looking to acquire its outsourcing partners Panram International and Orient...
Most Taiwan-based DRAM module makers to report profits for 2009
Dec 31, 10:27
Taiwan-based DRAM module houses A-Data Technology, Power Quotient International (PQI), Unifosa and Panram International are all expected to swing back to profitability in 2009, according...
China December mobile communication user base grows to 1.322 billion, says MIIT
Mobile + telecom | 11h 8min ago
China software revenues reach CNY4.851 trillion in 2016, says MIIT
IT + CE | 11h 23min ago
SPIL posts EPS of NT$3.19 for 2016
Bits + chips | 11h 25min ago
Winbond nets NT$0.23 per share for 4Q16
Bits + chips | 11h 29min ago
Google develops meldCX via cooperation with AOpen
Before Going to Press | 11h 40min ago
Digitimes Research: Samsung, LG beefing up development of digital signage technology
Before Going to Press | 11h 43min ago
Eversol asks for compensation of NT$295 million from GET
Before Going to Press | 11h 44min ago
Chilisin eyeing top-3 spot in passive component segment
Before Going to Press | 11h 47min ago
Diode maker Eris to post 30% profit growth in 2017
Before Going to Press | 11h 52min ago
Silicon Motion posts record revenue and profits for 2016
Before Going to Press | 11h 52min ago
Over 260 million TV panels shipped globally in 2016, says WitsView
Before Going to Press | 11h 53min ago
Increasing sales of Nvidia graphics cards to affect profitability of other suppliers
Before Going to Press | 11h 54min ago
Samsung, LG new flagship smartphones to feature 5.7-inch displays
Before Going to Press | 12h 12min ago
Taiwan market: CHT expects profits to edge down 8% in 2017
Before Going to Press | Jan 24, 19:55
LG Display 4Q16 net operating profit hits record
Before Going to Press | Jan 24, 18:05
Shuttle buys back 2.01% stake
Before Going to Press | Jan 24, 18:02
Pegatron China subsidiary acquires 2 factory buildings
Before Going to Press | Jan 24, 18:02
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- Smart LED lighting, high-end backlighting, IR devices to drive Unity Opto growth in 2017, says chairman
- Taiwan market: Seiko Epson launches Smart Canvas
- Component orders from AR/VR vendors still low in 2017
- UMC expects wafer shipments to drop 1% in 1Q17
- Samsung chip business posts record operating profits for 4Q16
- Giga Solar Materials to start production at factory in eastern China at end of March
- China market: Foxconn to produce bicycles for startup Mobike
- Solution vendors to start rolling out 5G chips in 2H17, say sources
- Brand vendors to launch smartphones with AI applications to ramp up sales in 2017
- UMC to start shipping 14nm chips in 1Q17
- China market: Future Mobility to build smart electric car plant in Nanjing
- Chilisin, Ralec to merge
- Chilisin to acquire ferrite cores maker Ferroxcube
- PTI 1Q17 sales to beat seasonal patterns, says president
- Foxconn considering setting up panel line in US, says chairman
- The synergy of NXP acquisition: An interview with Qualcomm president Derek Aberle
- China re-assessing subsidies for PV projects
- Foxconn Electronics to have Sharp produce 4K TV panels in Japan
- China polysilicon imports in January-November 2016 grow 18.2% on year, says CNMIA
- EIH cooperates with Texen to offer smart cosmetics packaging solution
- Worldwide semiconductor revenues to grow 7.2% in 2017, says Gartner
- Hua Hong to intro 3rd-gen super-junction MOSFET process in 1H17
- NOR flash prices rise, says report
- Taiwan December manufacturing production index up on month, year, says MOEA
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GLADSTONE – When Karen Friets learned that her brother, Carl Weisse, was suffering from terminal cancer and possibly had only a few short months to live, she came face to face with the realization that she and her brother might never have the opportunity to see each other again before his death. Suddenly, Gladstone and Georgia, where Carl makes him home, seemed half a world away and both Karen and her brother lacked the funds for him to make the trip to Gladstone one last time.
But not to worry. Once the word got out about the siblings' light, area military service organizations and a helping hand from at least one local business owner and Delta Airlines offered their assistance. Helping with the project were Central U.P. Chapter 345 Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 24 Disabled American Veterans, American Legion Post 82, American Legion Unit 71 Auxiliary, Squadron 71 Sons of the American Legion, Marine Corps League, Michigan Patriot Guard and Kohnert's Auto Repair.
Both Carl and Karen were born in California and raised in the Perkins area. Both enlisted in the U.S. Army – Karen from 1978-82 and again from 1988-92 and Carl from 1980-96. While serving in the military as a paratrooper, Carl was deployed in 1983 to Grenada. For his military service, Carl has been awarded a number of military commendations, including numerous Army Achievement Medals and Army Commendation Medals, the Combat Infantryman Badge and Expert Infantryman Badge, and Good Conduct Medal. After his discharge as an E5 (staff sergeant), he settled in Georgia where a number of his relatives had made their home.
Carl, who served as a caretaker for an elderly couple, said his affliction began in the summer of 2012 when a tick became embedded in his neck and began to fester, causing headaches.
"At first doctors thought it was lime disease," he said. "But the medicine they gave me didn't do anything at all."
A subsequent visit to a cancer center revealed that Carl was suffering from both brain and lung cancer – both unrelated to the tick. He initially underwent radiation treatment on the three tumors in his brain – one the size of a walnut and the other the size of a grape. Unfortunately, the tumors were diagnosed as inoperable and Carl was given only 6-12 months to live.
As the months went by, both Carl and his sister began sharing the hope that Carl would return to this area for a final visit.
"This is where I was raised and I wanted to come," Carl explained. "My last visit here was more than 30 years ago."
"I was on the phone one night and Carl asked me to send him some pasties and saltwater taffy," Karen said. "I joked that it would be cheaper to bring Carl up here than pay to ship him the pasties and the taffy. After we talked about it, Carl told me that he wanted to come back to the U.P., but we were both up against the reality that it was no longer a reality."
Coincidentally, Karen shared her plight with Rene Lippens, commander of the VFW in Escanaba, and suddenly the dream was about to become a reality.
"After we talked, he (Lippens) offered me a check for $25," she said. "Then Ray Phillips, president of the Vietnam Veterans of America called an hour later and said he had a check for $100 for me." An additional $250 was forthcoming from a hardship grant offered by the Disabled American Veterans along offers from other veteran organization and a cut-rate airline ticket from Delta Airlines.
"I was flabbergasted!" Karen said. "Post 71 Sons of the American Legion made Carl an honorary member and also made a donation."
Once Carl he received word that his airline ticket had been provided and he landed at the Delta County Airport in late February, both he and Karen were stunned to see the delegation of veterans who turned up at the airport to welcome him "home."
"There were 40 or 50 people at the airport when the plane landed," Karen said. "There were even members of the Patriot Guard, DAV, Vietnam Veterans, Marines and Legionnaires. It was very cool."
After a week's stay in Gladstone, Carl has since returned to his home in Georgia and, according to Karen, his condition has worsened.
"I think the trip and the weather, both here and in Georgia, wore him out," she said. "His cough has gotten worse and he is really suffering from compartment injuries in his legs and spine. You can't make 291 jumps out of an airplane and not have it do some damage and it catches up with you. Both his legs and spine are in horrible condition."
Since his return, Carl underwent a series of chemotherapy treatments.
"He was fine for about three or four days and he was beginning to think, 'Oh this isn't so bad,' then it hit him. He's lost all his hair, including his beard." A second round of chemotherapy is now underway."
Despite the grim progress of Carl's disease, both he and his sister are hopeful that this recent visit won't end up being their last.
"There's no way to tell," Carl said. "Who knows…maybe doctors will come up with a miracle cure."


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However, he said that he would not use them on pizzas.
The best thing about anchovies is that you have the the whole pizza to yourself.
Hi .If you buy yours packed in good quality olive oil don't throw out the oil, it is fabulous used to roast potatoes and other veggies with a little fresh rosemary and fresh parsley added at the end of cooking.
when I use canned anchovies packed in oil, I brush the dough with the packing oil before adding the sauce. Then I apply the entire can of anchovies, radially, so that every bite has some anchovy in it. drizzle any remaining oil from the anchovy can.MMMMMM!


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In all honestness when I think of a dynomite cigar I think La flor de las Antillas and E.P. Carillo. These cigars are among the best I have ever tasted
The brand is just all quality, and this line is probably one of the nicer premiums on the market.
Right off the bat, loaded with earth, woods and pepper. With a smooth and even draw, this cigar has undertones of cedar and a creamy coffee sweetness. The finish is silky smooth with white pepper on the nose. Well balanced and a delicate yet rustic wrap. This is one intense medium bodied smoke.
I discovered these in the True Grit sampler. What a cigar. The pyramid is a rustic cigar. Loaded with full bodied flavor and well balanced. Medium full at least. A beautifully constructed cigar. A box deserves to be in any full bodied smokers humidor.
I have a humidor with several hundred cigars and the E.P.Carrillo is one that I always enjoy! The cigar has that little something extra that makes it special! The blending of this cigar provides ample flavor which coats the pallet with decident flavors that are consistent and memorable! One of the best cigars being made today, and one that will appeal to anyone looking for something that stands apart from the hundreds of brands available! You must try it!
Received this in the CI cigar of the month club, in the pyramid style. The only thing I would change is to switch the pyramid to a 52 or higher ring size. This may sound funny, but due to the cigar tappering down, it kept sliding out of my mouth. The pepper flavor I could have done without, but many like the sting in cigars with hints of pepper. While it is a good cigar, it is not one that I would purchase. However, I believe that there are many who would enjoy thsi cigar
This cigar is a homerun!Perfect.Congrats.to E.Carillo thanks C.I.!
A fantastic alternative to the La Gloria Serie R, which I grew to love many years ago. The Encantos takes me back to the old Serie R #4. This has replaced the #4 in my humidor !
I've always fancied just about everything made by Carrillo and the E. P.Carrillo Colosos is certainly no exception. Starting with a lovely pre-light aroma and continuing with an even burn and firmish ash, this cigar was pleasant to the very end. Another one to keep on hand.


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Today I made a second pizza from the same batch of dough and used an oven hearth kit which has 1 inch thick bottom piece and two side pieces. I pre- heated the oven to 550 and the hearth was only at 425 at that time { the hearth has a thermometer}. I continued to heat the oven for an additional 30 minutes and the hearth reached 550. Thanks Again---Mel


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (168 votes).
In short: Superb event in every way. Will be back next year.In full: I'd like to especially thank the 60 minute Datchet Dasher pacers who were brilliant all the way round. Without them I don't think I would have been able to achieve a PB. Hopefully the pacers will be back again next year. All in all a great day, this is an event I would recommend to anyone.Date of review: June 9, 2008
In short: A fun, very well organised race.In full: This was my first 10K, but I was very impressed with how well organised the race was. I would say this race has excellent PB potential as the course is so flat.I would say that this race is okay for beginners, as long as you put in plenty of training as it is a quick race and still being quite new to all this I finished quite a way back - but not last I might add!! There was a very nice medal and goody bag to all finishers.I will definately be back next year.Date of review: June 9, 2008
In short: That aren't many 10k events where you can see the whole course at all times. Well done the Dashers on another well organised event.Date of review: June 9, 2008
In short: Great PB potential - I didn't get on blame the sun and the two glasses of wine the night beforeIn full: I agree with a previous review that proper timing would be great - when I saw my result it was 20 seconder slower than I expected due to time to cross the line. Goody bag was fab and I really enjoyed this race although it was very warm !Date of review: June 9, 2008
In short: Very goodDate of review: June 9, 2008
In short: Very enjoyable thank youIn full: My second Dorney Dash, and another hot one (didn't do it last year). Organisation was amazing, so thanks for that. Not my favourite place to run as I find it a little dull, but it could be a lot worse. Great for spectators, including my two young children. Got a pb (hooray!).Two things that might improve the event:1) 'Proper' chip timing, start - finish.2) Space the start timing markers out a little more, and make them a bit more obvious to people. I started right at the back of the 40-50 min section, but this was still fairly close to the front of the queue. I reckon there were a lot of runners behind me that ran sub 50's (I spent most of the race being over-taken). I ran 51:14 gun time. I blame the sun ;-)Goodie bag great. Marshalls great. Parking great. Water great. Everyone who helped - great!Date of review: June 9, 2008
In short: Not as good as the sum of its partsIn full: I'm not sure what it was about this race but I just didn't enjoy it. It was flat, interesting, very well organised, in a good location and with a great medal. But it just wasn't a nice run. The heat didn't help but that's no ones fault.I think it was the open space and long straights. The view of all the runners who were in front of you was quite depressing and the fact that you could see the whole cause made it feel longer. Maybe its just me and others would love it but its just not for me.Date of review: June 9, 2008
In short: Great race, very well organised and a great goody bag at the endDate of review: June 9, 2008
In short: surpeb organised raceIn full: excellent race well organised with marshalling and terrific goody bag.lovely weather meant the three water stops were wll received,will definatly run this race againDate of review: June 8, 2008
In short: They don't come much better!In full: Having competed in the Datchet/Dorney Dash since its beginning, the Lake venue is fantastic compared to the old trudge round the A4 and other local roads in Slough. Cannot fault the organisation. As a very long time runner I have tried to work out how I never achieve the time I expect on this pancake flat course. Indeed my best Dorney Lake performance came in an Asthma 10 km on a cool, windless, misty morning- so perhaps thats the answer. I have also seen theories that long straight flat courses are not always the quickest because of the boredom effect. Will analyse further next year! Date of review: June 8, 2008
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Shrimp Scampi with Linguini
- 1 pound linguini
- 4 tablespoons butter
- 4 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil, plus more for drizzling
- 1 large shallot, finely diced
- 5 cloves garlic, sliced
- Pinch red pepper flakes, optional
- 20 large shrimp, about 1 pound, peeled and deveined, tail on
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1/2 cup dry white wine
- 1 lemon, juiced
- 1/4 cup finely chopped parsley leaves
DirectionsWatch how to make this recipe.
For the pasta, put a large pot of water on the stove to boil. When it has come to the boil, add a couple of tablespoons of salt and the linguini. Stir to make sure the pasta separates; cover. When the water returns to a boil, cook for about 6 to 8 minutes or until the pasta is not quite done. Drain the pasta reserving 1 cup of water.
Meanwhile, in a large skillet, melt 2 tablespoons butter in 2 tablespoons olive oil over medium-high heat. Saute the shallots, garlic, and red pepper flakes (if using) until the shallots are translucent, about 3 to 4 minutes. Season the shrimp with salt and pepper; add them to the pan and cook until they have turned pink, about 2 to 3 minutes. Remove the shrimp from the pan; set aside and keep warm. Add wine and lemon juice and bring to a boil. Add 2 tablespoons butter and 2 tablespoons oil. When the butter has melted, return the shrimp to the pan along with the parsley and cooked pasta and reserved pasta water. Stir well and season with salt and pepper. Drizzle over a bit more olive oil and serve immediately.
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Craig got his start in the field through a CGU collaborative with the Riverside County Department of Mental Health working as a paid intern to support the evaluation of mental health services. "I loved it, and it was a great way to gain experience outside the classroom". It was this type of applied experience that brought Craig to work at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). "I started working at the agency in the area of HIV prevention and was exposed to the planning, implementation, management, and evaluation of programs at a national level."
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EAGLE RIVER – The Keweenaw County Board of Commissioners approved a phone upgrade to the sheriff's department and courthouse at its monthly meeting Wednesday.
The upgrades were made in consideration of the sheriff's department's status as the backup 911 center for emergency responders in the county. The phone and radio systems will be upgraded and integrated with recording capabilities.
Sheriff Ron Lahti said the changes are a much-needed improvement.
"The phone system that we currently have, it's an old system – it's pretty out of date," he said this morning. "(The new system) will tie the county and sheriff's department together. On my side, it's going to have a system where calls can be recorded … in a lot of cases to retrieve information, or as evidence."
The main equipment would be quartered at the Sheriff's Department, where it would be connected to the courthouse via an existing conduit.
The estimated cost of the upgrades is $12,993. Upgrading the sheriff's department will cost $8,400, which will come from the county's 911 fund. The remaining $4,593 for the courthouse will come from the general fund.
Upgrading the courthouse separately would cost an additional $2,636, said Nick Sigan, a representative of Escanaba-based Solutions Telecommunications.
Sigan said the upgrade would streamline communications for the departments. There will be training for the new system, although he said employees shouldn't notice much difference in the way it operates.
"The way that you're using the phones now is pretty much the same way you'll be using the phones down the road," he said.
Sigan said it would take about five days to get equipment in, and the system could be up and running in two weeks.
In other action, the board:
heard a report from Commissioner Ray Chase about the parks committee that a previously discussed logging operation probably won't happen at the Keweenaw Mountain Lodge. Chase said there had been concern the logging would interfere with trails; additionally, he said, any money from the logging operation would go towards the county's U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development loan for the KML.
also heard from Chase the county may readdress its planning and zoning regulations to allow more local variations. He used the example of two properties in Eagle River, which, despite having two separate buildings, were unable to be split into separate lots under the minimum lot size requirements.
approved appointments to the Recreation Authority: Ray Chase to summer motorized, Don Kauppi to summer and winter motorized, Marlene Dukart to summer motorized and non-motorized, Kevin Cadeau to summer motorized, and Aaron Rogers and Don Keith to summer and winter non-motorized. Chase, also a board commissioner, abstained from the vote.
tabled a charter for the county's Economic Development Committee.
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tabled an agreement with Pasty.net to license space at Mt. Horace Greeley for Internet connection services.
approved applying for a credit card for county business. The clerk and sheriff would be authorized to make purchases.
approved $400 for Keweenaw Adventure Co. to attend the Outdoor Adventure Expo in April.
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