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Debates of May 31st, 2002
House of Commons Hansard #196 of the 37th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was wildlife.
- Royal Assent Act
- Government Grants
- Asia Pacific Business Association
- South African War
- Housing
- Agriculture
- Mérite Stellaris
- Lachine Canal
- Parliamentary Confederation of the Americas
- Canadian Forces Day
- Foreign Affairs
- Atlantic Canada
- Canadian Forces Day
- Claudette Carbonneau
- Bilingualism
- Agriculture
- Baltic States
- Government Contracts
- Government Grants
- Government Contracts
- Government Grants
- La Soirée du hockey
- Kyoto Protocol
- Airport Security
- National Unity
- Government Grants
- Government Contracts
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- Official Languages
- Agriculture
- École de médecine vétérinaire du Québec
- Health
- National Defence
- Community Television
- Whistleblowing
- Fisheries
- Presence in Gallery
- Government Response to Petitions
- Nuclear Safety and Control Act
- Committees of the House
- Divorce Act
- Corrections and Conditional Release Act
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Royal Assent Act
- Competition Act
- Bill C-15B, An Act to Amend the Criminal Code (Cruelty to Animals and Firearms) and the Firearms Act
- Competition Act
- Criminal Code
Oral Question Period
11:55 a.m.
Western Arctic
Northwest Territories
Ethel Blondin-Andrew Secretary of State (Children and Youth)
Mr. Speaker, this year's World No Tobacco Day theme is "Tobacco Free Sports - Play it Clean".
The Government of Canada is leading events across the country, promoting the benefits of physical activity and smoke-free lifestyles. For example, Health Canada is sponsoring "Summer Active", a national community based physical activity campaign that focuses on the benefits of a smoke-free lifestyle. It has also launched a new interactive youth tobacco website featuring an improved self-help quitting resource called "Quit for Life".
In addition, we are asking advice from young people on their ads and the winning ads will be launched on MuchMusic--
Oral Question Period
11:55 a.m.
The Speaker
The hon. member for Calgary West.
National Defence
Oral Question Period
11:55 a.m.
Canadian Alliance
Rob Anders Calgary West, AB
Mr. Speaker, yesterday all Liberals on the House of Commons national defence committee recommended the government address the serious budget shortfalls in the department. Liberal MPs recommended a major injection of funds. Last year the Deputy Prime Minister said that when the bill came in we could not just go hide in the washroom.
Will the minister be content to stay in the bathroom when the cheque arrives?
National Defence
Oral Question Period
11:55 a.m.
John O'Reilly Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of National Defence
Mr. Speaker, first, the government thanks the committee for its hard work and for the many meetings that it had. As with every report the government receives, the new Minister of National Defence will review it, will study it and will act on it. We will act on what is best for Canada and what is best for the Canadian forces.
Community Television
Oral Question Period
11:55 a.m.
Jocelyne Girard-Bujold Jonquière, QC
Mr. Speaker, all community television stations in Canada, and the independent community stations in Quebec in particular, are experiencing serious financial problems. The coming into effect of the Broadcasting Distribution Regulations in 1998 is in large part responsible for this funding shortfall, because it withdrew the existing obligation for cable companies to provide proper funding for the community channel.
Can the minister of heritage tell us if she is aware of this problem and what solutions she intends to propose to those in charge of community television?
Community Television
Oral Question Period
Parkdale—High Park
Sarmite Bulte Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Canadian Heritage
Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank the hon. member for her question because it is a very timely question. The whole issue of community channels and community networks is currently being studied by the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage.
We have undertaken a review of the Broadcasting Act to see how it can best serve Canadians, all provinces, but most important all communities, and how we can ensure that we reserve a green space for all channels throughout Canada.
Oral Question Period
Pat Martin Winnipeg Centre, MB
Mr. Speaker, if we are ever to get to the bottom of these sponsorship scandals, we need public servants to feel comfortable coming forward with whatever information they have. They are not likely to do that with the Prime Minister threatening them from the front page of the newspaper. Anyone with information, as of today, has gone to ground.
The Liberals have promised whistleblowing legislation since 1993, yet they have blocked six private members' bills to that effect and have now put a weak substitute in place. Even the integrity officer is worried that he does not have the teeth to really protect whistleblowers.
Will they grant a general amnesty to any public servant--
Oral Question Period
Alex Shepherd Parliamentary Secretary to the President of the Treasury Board
Mr. Speaker, as the member suggested, a public service integrity officer has been appointed by the government for the very purpose of protecting those civil servants.
Look at what the member is saying. He is saying grant a general amnesty for anyone involved with this. That is exactly what we do not want to do. The government wants to get to the bottom of this mess and it will not do that by giving people a general amnesty.
Oral Question Period
Progressive Conservative
Peter MacKay Pictou—Antigonish—Guysborough, NS
Mr. Speaker, it is clear that the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans does not understand the problems facing Canso, Nova Scotia, or perhaps he has chosen to ignore them.
The Canso Seafreez plant does not have access to reasonable quantities of enterprise allocations. The minister's assertions regarding the 45 tonnes is wrong and uninformed. If he would take the time to read a letter from the president, Bill Barry, he would realize this.
The minister has in his hands the ability to change this inequity. When will the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans commit to finding a long term sustainable solution for Canso? Will he do something quick?
Oral Question Period
Georges Farrah Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans
Mr. Speaker, we agree that the situation in Canso is a complicated one. As the minister has indicated on a number of occasions—he has moreover gone to Canso to meet with the people there—we cannot, obviously, provide them with fish that is not there.
Consequently, this is why we are working along with the minister responsible for ACOA to ensure that solutions are found, which will diversify the economy of Canso and ensure that economic development will ensue within the very near future.
Ultimately, while we cannot produce fish that is not there, we are aware of the situation in that area.
Presence in Gallery
Oral Question Period
The Speaker
I draw the attention of hon. members to the presence in the gallery of His Excellency M. Morshed Khan, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of Bangladesh.
Presence in Gallery
Oral Question Period
Some hon. members
Hear, hear.
Government Response to Petitions
Routine Proceedings
Parkdale—High Park
Sarmite Bulte Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Canadian Heritage
Mr. Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order 36(8) I have the honour to table, in both official languages, the government's response to two petitions.
Nuclear Safety and Control Act
Routine Proceedings
May 31st, 2002 / 12:05 p.m.
New Brunswick
Claudette Bradshaw for the Minister of Natural Resources
moved for leave to introduce Bill C-57, an act to amend the Nuclear Safety and Control Act.
(Motions deemed adopted, bill read the first time and printed)
Committees of the House
Routine Proceedings
12:05 p.m.
Brent St. Denis Algoma—Manitoulin, ON
Madam Speaker, I have the honour to present, in both official languages, the ninth report of the Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology on the main estimates 2002-03.
The committee reports the same, less the amounts voted in interim supply.


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Now that the initial relief and excitement of having qualified for the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games is over, John Shuster and the rest of the U.S. men's curling team have less than 50 days to prepare to compete on its sport's biggest stage.
Team Shuster punched its ticket to Sochi in dramatic fashion after making an improbable run last week at the Olympic qualification event in Füessen, Germany.
Sochi will mark Shuster's third trip to the Winter Games, having earned a bronze medal in 2006. Jeff Isaacson and Shuster were teammates in 2010 for the U.S. team that placed 10th. Shuster's teammates John Landsteiner and Jared Zezel will be making their Olympic debuts, and alternate Craig Brown, whose sister, Erika, is the skip of the 2014 U.S. Olympic Women's Curling Team, also will make the trip to Sochi.
"I think it's going to be huge to have all that Olympic experience," Shuster said. "I can see that working to our advantage for sure."
Shuster and his teammates will compete in two major events prior to the Winter Games, a tournament in Scotland just after the new year and the Continental Cup in Las Vegas, Jan. 16-19. Those final tune-ups will be key in determining if Team Shuster is peaking in time for the Winter Games.
After a last-place finish at the 2010 Olympic Winter Games, Shuster and Isaacson have their goals set high for Sochi.
"We know we're better than what we showed in Vancouver," Isaacson said. "We want to get on that medal podium."
"You can't say it's gold or bust," said Shuster, "but at the same time, for me I just feel like there's an opportunity to get on the podium and to finish well and to win a gold medal. That's why we put in the work we're putting in is to go and get to the top of that podium."
Shuster's rink won the 2014 U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Curling, which were held in November in Fargo, N.D. But the men still needed to secure a spot in the Winter Games for the United States so it had to compete in Germany after winning the Olympic trials.
Team USA started the tournament in Germany 2-2 in the eight-team field. But then Team Shuster pieced together five straight wins to repeatedly stave off elimination and earn the final spot for Sochi.
The feeling of making it to the Winter Games never gets old.
"I can't even put it into words, it's an incredible feeling," Isaacson said. "We've worked a couple years now to get to this point, so we worked our butts off."
"I think our team just did a great job of early in the week finding our groove and sticking to routines that we'd been doing over there and really just focusing on the next game and next shot," Shuster said.
Despite having a few hiccups against its first few opponents, Shuster and his teammates really came through at the most critical times. The guys stayed positive through thick and thin.
"We certainly never felt like we were out of it," said Isaacson, who throws in third position. "We knew we were capable of winning. If we played the best we could, we knew we could come out of there."
Team Shuster lost its second game of the qualifier to Germany on the last end, and that fueled the team the rest of the competition. That provided a spark and Team Shuster was completely different from that point on.
"That fourth game I think we finally started finding what we had going in early November," Shuster said. "That's why I really wasn't that surprised when the wins started rolling, because the (U.S.) trials were a tough, tough test."
Team Shuster finished the round-robin portion of the qualifier with a 5-2 record and landed in a four-way tie for first place.
After beating South Korea, 7-5, Team Shuster trailed the Czech Republic, 3-2, late in the final match of the qualifier. Shuster and his teammates didn't fold, instead scored five points and held a commanding lead by the eighth end. Team USA hung on for an 8-5 victory.
"We're playing against teams that also have their Olympic dreams on the line, so you know exactly what they're feeling trying to get there, too," Shuster said. "To be able to win those games when those people are having the same pressure and drive and working as hard as you have, that's a big deal to win those games."
Team Shuster is made up of an interesting mix of athletes. Shuster, 31, and Isaacson, 30, are the two Olympic veterans, while the team's two sweepers, Landsteiner, 23, and Zezel, 22, are relative youngsters in the curling community. Brown, the team's alternate, is 38.
"I think it's a really cool dynamic we have on our team," Isaacson said. "John and I have been curling since '07 together with maybe a year or two off, and we've played a lot of games together and work well in the back end. We communicate well together and it's great."
After Isaacson stepped away from the sport a short time after the 2010 Olympic Winter Games, Shuster formed his own rink in 2011 with Landsteiner, Zezel and Zach Jacobson. Shuster replaced Jacobson with his old teammate Isaacson two years ago and the formula for a winning team was discovered.
Shuster and Isaacson are happy Zezel took off a year of college at Bemidji State University (Bemidji, Minn.) and moved in with Shuster. Shuster has taken Landsteiner and Zezel under his guidance and the young curlers have really come into their own.
"I see those guys as equals," Shuster said. "I didn't see them as me being the teacher and them being the students. … Those guys have done everything I could have asked and more to learn their craft and to be the best."
Greg Bates is a freelance writer based in Green Bay, Wis., who has covered Green Bay Packers games for a number of media outlets for the past seven seasons. He has been a freelance contributor for TeamUSA.org on behalf of Red Line Editorial, Inc., since 2012.


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The World Takewondo Federation has been made aware that there is an illegal and invalid PSS e-foot protector that is apparently being marketed to our members. See the picture below.
This protector is not recognized by the WTF. Therefore, it is illegally marked with the WTF Logo, and it is invalid for use in WTF promoted or sanctioned events. Be advised that any athlete who uses invalid PSS equipment is subject to disqualification under Articles 2.1 and 5.2 of the WTF Competition Rules and Interpretation.
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Title: Robert L. Sackett papers, 1907-1914
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I have always wanted to try BFB flour.At 18 minutes total of mixing time, I would not wait too long to bake this dough. Although Varasano says you can leave it for 6 days, even with the flour you are using, that amount of mixing will nearly guarantee over fermentation. It will be interesting to see your results.John
Never thought making pizza dough would be so complicated.
Have a quick question.The dough in this thread was made last night. I am going out of town Sat am and will not be back until Sunday around noon.I can cook the pizza's tomorrow evening. Would it be ok to remove the dough from the fridge around 1230 pm tomorrow and cook around 6pm? that would give a large room temp rise and i'm afraid it will be too much.Could I take the balls and just freeze them without harm?
This dough ball has been sitting on the counter for 3.5 hrs. It spread out some but there is a bubble on the surface.Isn't this a bad sign? the dough smells amazing.Either way, gonna shoot for a 530-6pm cook, which is 2-2.5 hrs away.


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Chip wrote:Sushi and pan seared tuna rank right up there in our fave foods! Great looking food! Where do you live?
I am used to eating frog. It is often served in both China and Malaysia. However the frog served in Yunnan was literally extreme!!!!!! At least, I wanted them to remove the skin and so on.
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Last year, sales of motor scooters and small motorcycles skyrocketed as consumers went looking for economical transportation. Readers, too, have been clamoring for information, so we decided to conduct our first evaluation of two-wheelers since 1981.
We tested six scooters and two similarly priced, entry-level motorcycles and found that their fuel economy is impressive, ranging from 60 to 100 mpg at a steady cruise. The prices are also attractive, ranging from less than $1,000 to $4,400. And the best are fun to ride.
But the most fuel-efficient scooters can be ridden only up to about 35 to 40 mph, and no scooter with less than a 250cc engine is suitable for freeways. Only two scooters had better gas mileage than a Toyota Prius in city driving. Carrying capacity is very limited. And weather and road conditions greatly impact the riding experience.
There's a high probability of serious injury with motorcycles. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, in 2006 motorcyclists were about 37 times more likely to die in a crash per driven mile than someone riding in a passenger car.
Novices will find scooters easier to ride than motorcycles. They're simpler to get on and off, the riding position is similar to sitting in a chair, and their transmissions don't have to be shifted manually.
We tested two groups of scooters. One group included three entry-level models (available to subscribers) with small 50cc engines: the Honda Ruckus, the Motorino Allegro from China, and the Vespa LX 50 from Italy. Prices ranged from $995 to $3,299. With limited power, those models are easy to handle and are among the least expensive. And in some states, they don't require licensing.
The other group (available to subscribers) included three models with 125cc to 150cc engines: the Kymco People 150 from Taiwan, the Yamaha Vino 125, and the Vespa LX 150. They have more reserve power and higher top speeds, which benefit them in traffic. Prices ranged from $2,799 to $4,399.
Our two motorcycles (available to subscribers), the Honda Rebel and Kawasaki Ninja, have more powerful 250cc engines, making them suitable for highway riding. But their manual transmissions and higher performance require more skill to handle well. They also sacrifice practicality by having no storage. Prices were $3,399 and $3,999, respectively.
Scooters and motorcycles require different skills to operate than cars and provide nowhere near the safety of even the smallest car. But they can be a fun and fuel-efficient way to get around town when weather permits. Parking is easy, and gas mileage is far better than that of most cars. To minimize risk, professional instruction is a must for new riders, as is protective gear. Registration and licensing laws vary by state, so check before buying. Also, make sure parts and service are easily available.


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A look at 10 international players to who could steal the spotlight at the IIHF world junior hockey championship, which begins on Sunday in Buffalo, New York.
Jack Campbell, goaltender, United States
A year ago, the 18-year-old earned his third IIHF gold medal by backstopping the U.S. to its second ever victory in the under-20 tournament (he also won a pair of golds at the under-18 level). Dallas made him the 11th overall pick and the first goalie taken in last year's National Hockey League entry draft, but the Michigan native's switch from U.S. college to the Ontario Hockey League is not going as planned. He has a horrid 3.68 goals-against average and .887 save percentage with Windsor, putting him near the bottom of all OHL goalies.
Chris Kreider, forward, United States
A standout for the Americans last year with six goals, he's the prototypical power forward at six-foot-two, 205 pounds. He helped Boston College to an NCAA in 2009-10 and was taken 19th overall by the New York Rangers in the 2009 draft. This season, he has five goals and 11 points in 16 games with the Eagles.
Jeremy Morin, left wing, United States
He was a 47-goal man with Kitchener in the OHL last season and was taken in the second round by Atlanta in the 2010 draft. He became a member of the Blackhawks in the Dustin Byfuglien trade. Still only 19, he scored two goals and an assist in nine games with Chicago and has 11 points in 19 games in the American Hockey League. Chicago made a late decision to allow him to allow him to play in the tournament.
Nino Niederreiter, right wing, Switzerland
A tournament all-star last year when he supplied six goals and 10 points in seven games during Switzerland's surprising fourth-place finish, the New York Islanders made him the highest drafted Swiss player ever when they picked him fifth overall last June. Niederreiter, 19, scored a goal and an assist in nine games with New York before being returned to Portland of the Western Hockey League where he has 13 goals and 26 points in 23 games.
Sami Vatanen, defence, Finland
A smallish playmaker who loves to join the rush is, at age 19, already excelling playing alongside grown men in his native Finland. Anaheim's fourth-round pick in 2009 played for the Finnish team at 2010 world championship in Germany. This season he is the highest scoring defenceman in Finland's top league with eight goals and 21 points in 32 games with first-place JYP.
David Musil, D, Czech Republic
A foot injury has the big Vancouver Giants blue-liner's participation in doubt. But if he plays, the B.C.-born son of former NHLer Frantisek Musil will be a needed force for the Czechs. An invitee to this year's Canadian Hockey League Top Prospects game, the 17-year-old has four goals, 17 points and is a plus-9 in 30 WHL games this season.
Vladimir Tarasenko, C, Russia
Despite just having turned 19 on Dec. 13, the six-foot son of former Soviet great Andrei Tarasenko is in his third season in the Kontinental Hockey League, where he has eight goals and 16 points in 35 games this year. The question for fans on this side of the ocean is whether he will opt to bring his star skills out of Russia.
Evgeny Kuznetsov, C/RW Russia
Another member of last year's disappointing sixth-place Russian entry, the 18-year-old picked 26th overall by Washington in the 2010 draft is seen as a creative force around the net. Some scouts also suggest he is surprisingly tough despite being listed at just six-feet and 175 pounds.
Adam Larsson, D, Sweden
Forget the whispers about disappointing tournaments overseas, scouts assure that the Swedish blue-liner will be the top-ranked European by the time the 2011 NHL entry draft rolls around. The 18-year-old is six-foot-two and 209 pounds, and is already a complete package, bringing a big man's game to first-place Skelleftea of the Swedish Elite League.
Anton Lander, C, Sweden
Not flashy but a steady two-way player, the 19-year-old pivot is playing in his fourth season in the Swedish Elite League. Edmonton's second-round pick, 40th overall in the 2009 draft, is seen as a leader who will likely be charged with shutting down the opposition's top threats.
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Quick Take: Where's the Fed Headed? Read the Minutes
Brian Barnier, principal analyst of ValueBridge Advisors, told TheStreet's Joe Deaux it can be tough for investors trying to decipher what to make of the Federal Reserve's intervention in the markets and when any tapering will begin. If the Fed acts, when will it be?
According to Barnier, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke is testing the waters. He wants to know what the Fed can and can't do, and how the markets will react.
"It's all laid out for you, if you just read through the
Barnier also pointed to the Fed's stance regarding the economy, saying the central bank is trying to keep performance tied to certain economic markers, such as unemployment.
But it's important to remember the marks set by the Fed to either start, stop or taper bond-buying programs is a threshold and not a trigger -- meaning the numbers aren't necessarily set in stone, he said. Instead, around the certain area of an economic marker, such as 6% unemployment, the Fed will consider making some adjustments.
Barnier also noted that the unemployment rate isn't exactly good and the duration of unemployment is "monstrous." However, he stressed that all of this can be found in the Fed minutes.
-- Written by Bret Kenwell in Petoskey, Mich.


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Skip to comments.Weiners Wife Didnt Disclose Consulting Work She Did While Serving in State Dept. (Huma Abedin)
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The State Department, under Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton, created an arrangement for her longtime aide and confidante Huma Abedin to work for private clients as a consultant while serving as a top adviser in the department.
Ms. Abedin did not disclose the arrangement or how much income she earned on her financial report. It requires officials to make public any significant sources of income.
The disclosure of the agreement that Ms. Abedin made with the State Department comes as her husband, former Representative Anthony D. Weiner, a Democrat, prepares for a mayoral run in New York City. Politico reported the arrangement on Thursday afternoon.
Ms. Abedin declined a request for an interview, but the picture that emerges from interviews and records suggests a situation where the lines were blurred between Ms. Abedins work in the high echelons of one of the governments most sensitive executive departments and her role as a Clinton family insider.
While continuing her work at the State Department, in the latter half of 2012, she also worked for Teneo, a strategic consulting firm, which was founded by Doug Band, a former adviser to President Bill Clinton. Teneo has advised corporate clients like Coca-Cola and MF Global, the collapsed brokerage firm run by Jon S. Corzine, a former governor of New Jersey.
At the same time, Ms. Abedin served as a consultant to the William Jefferson Clinton Foundation and worked in a personal capacity for Mrs. Clinton as she prepared to transition out of her job as secretary of state.
It is not clear what role Mrs. Clinton played in approving the arrangement. Some good-government groups have been critical of such situations, saying public employees loyalty should be solely to the public and their government work, rather than private firms and figures.
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Is the house of cards beginning to collapse? How long has the NY Times sat on this information?
Gasp..... say it aint so.
I've just noticed something. Shouldn't this woman be called Huma Weiner?I know liberals think taking their husband's names is "supporting evil patriarchy", but she is a Muslim.
Not often the NY Times will slam Hilarious. This looks really bad as in highly illegal for a government employee to be moonlighting.
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Politico broke the story yesterday or else the NY Times would have never mentioned it today.
This is a new low, even for Pinch.
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Another reminder that rules apply only to the little people.
BTW, it says that Huma did not disclose this work. Did she list it on her tax returns?
Only the little people - and tea-party types - must pay taxes...
Prolly because the Muslim Brotherhood doesnt have a Payers Federal Identification #
For some reason it never dawned on me why she didn't take her husband's last name. I just put it together. Huma Weiner would just make people smirk whenever she was introduced.
All Muslims lie.
The Law does not apply to Moslems.
And they LIE like their Dear Leader. LIE LIE LIE LIE
"Our clients have paid.
They are WAITING for your 'green light'."
Oh, OK then.
Worked in "a personal capacity for Mrs. Clinton"? I'll bet she does. Silly me. I thought she worked for the American people in an "Official capacity." You know, as a democrat muslim obama-supporting left-winger. Probably has some sort of title the new york times would prefer to keep secret.
I wonder how the NY Times found out? Hillary would never throw a loyal employe under the bus. It must have been thoes evil Republicans. </Sarcasam>
Hey, she's a liberal - and above the law... It's all so vague... What difference does it make? Quick, someone find a Tea Party group to investigated....
Shouldn't that be, waiting for your stand down order?
Pray for America to Wake Up
"I have every confidence in Huma's loyalty to our country, and everyone else should as well. All Americans owe Huma a debt of gratitude for her many years of superior public service. I hope these ugly and unfortunate attacks on her can be immediately brought to an end and put behind us before any further damage is done to a woman, an American, of genuine patriotism and love of country."
— Senator John McCain
I have every confidence in Humas loyalty to our country, and everyone else should as well. All Americans owe Huma a debt of gratitude for her many years of superior public service. I hope these ugly and unfortunate attacks on her can be immediately brought to an end and put behind us before any further damage is done to a woman, an American, of genuine patriotism and love of country.
Senator John McCain
hillary has the dr evil finger going.
Teneo has advised corporate clients like Coca-Cola and MF Global
Officials in the State Department and Clinton circles seem especially sensitive about the arrangement, and no one would speak about it on the record.
No more corrupt Clintons...Google.. invited Bill Clinton to speak at their bilderberg2 like meeting.
Sounds like something the IRS should investigate..
Huma kept it sweet and juicy for Hillary—just the way Hillary likes it.
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I logged a question and then, because of the time zone delay, found the answer nyself. How do I mark this thread as answered?
If there is no feature can I suggest that there ought to be? At least, in part, so that the forum users and monitors can keep a track of how many problems remain unresolved.
I haven't used this forum for a year (I got so frustrated with RonR that I gave up, thinking that in time things might improve) but I noticed before that if a question was not answered in the first 24 hours, it was never answered. This resulted in frequent reposting of the same issue in the hope that it might catch the attention of ryanb or someone else with a good grasp of the issues.


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- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
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Today, I am feeling quite proud of myself. Why, you ask? Let me tell you. This morning, as I was walking Matt to work, we stopped by a 7-Eleven so I could pick up onigiri for lunch later. (Convenience stores are really nice here. With real edible food and stuff.)
Monday, April 11, 2011
Today, I am feeling quite proud of myself. Why, you ask? Let me tell you. This morning, as I was walking Matt to work, we stopped by a 7-Eleven so I could pick up onigiri for lunch later. (Convenience stores are really nice here. With real edible food and stuff.)
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- Sherry JarwinFebruary 3, 2012 at 1:38 PM
I love Onigiri!!! Yummy!!! Thank you for sharing your life with us! I remember living in other countries and it was awesome!ReplyDelete
I have been thinking about that skirt. It looks great on you! Have a lovely day! Cheers!
- littlemissbetsyFebruary 3, 2012 at 1:38 PM
I had a rice press when I was little and these were my favorite food! I don't remember what we'd put inside except that it was pickled. (we had japanese friends)ReplyDelete
I'm so glad you're posting about your experience and that we get to live vicariously through you. :-)
Those Onigiri look cute AND delicious!ReplyDelete
I'm really enjoying your posts. I always loved your blog before, but now I'm REALLY loving it.ReplyDelete
- Pokes BuddyFebruary 3, 2012 at 1:39 PM
I love your outfits. I know that you usually tend towards a lot more color and I think it fits your personality really well! But I personally like the more muted versions you've been wearing in Japan. :] It's nice to see you incorporate color this way (it's feels so do-able to me!) Glad to hear you're having such a good time in Japan!ReplyDelete
Yay! Only 45 more hiragana (and then katakana) and a billion kanji to go! All joking aside, you're in the PERFECT environment to learn Japanese and I believe you'll start picking things up before you know it. And then you'd be able to teach me.ReplyDelete
Thanks for coming by my blog--it seriously made my day. I wanted to nominate you on that list, but I figured you're busy enough with the new home and all. If I'm wrong and you would like to do it, I'd most certainly add you on in a jiffy.
- brittneynsmartFebruary 3, 2012 at 1:39 PM
woah, nice! i know nothing about japanese. color me verrrrrry impressed!ReplyDelete
p.s. never tried seaweed before...i don't know if i could get it down. maybe i could. maybe one day i'll try. but until then, i'll live vicariously through you, kay? awesome.
love your skirt girl! i have the same one in yellow! :)ReplyDelete
You should teach us japanese! I'm pretty sure you'll be fluent in no time! I've tried onigiri it is really good, although I'm pretty sure the one over there is even better!ReplyDelete
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loving your blog!!ReplyDelete
and i so wish our 7-11 had {edible} sushi :)
i get weird about raw fish,
that's awesome that convenience stores keep things clean there.
i'm afraid to even eat a hotdog here from one of those places here haha.
Ah! Thank you so much for your sweet, lovely comment. I am much much flattered because your blog is so amazing. I adore the happy pop of yellow in your outfit. I cannot at all imagine living in a foreign country without speaking the language at all. You're so brave!ReplyDelete
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Hi Kristine, i have been following your blog for quite a while and i really like every post in your blog:)ReplyDelete
I am glad to hear that you're picking up the japanese language pretty quickly. And i love the onigiris in the conbini (that's how convenience stores in japan are called in japanese) too. If you are a fan of fish/salmon, i highly recommend the one with grilled tuna belly from Lawsons. Or the chinese fried rice (cha-han) onigiri. Basically, the onigiri selection in Lawsons rocks!
Japan is a really exciting country to live in. There will definitely be more exciting things/places for you to discover there.
what! i want to try those little rice balls. they look super yummers.ReplyDelete
Love this outfit! And yayyy for finding the konbu for yourself! Whenever I hear that I think of The Ugly Dachshund because they serve that at a party and the Japanese guy serving it gets angry when no one eats it XDReplyDelete
mmm I love onigiri! Wish I could find it more conveniently here...and great job on learning more characters :)ReplyDelete
I'm so glad you moved to Japan so I can learn all this cool stuff! You're awesome, my dearie. :)ReplyDelete
Now those rice balls look delish! :DReplyDelete
- goodframeofmindFebruary 3, 2012 at 1:39 PM
I love this outfit and learning a bit of Japanese knowledge from ya!ReplyDelete
You look really cute, I love the print of your skirt.ReplyDelete
I adore japanese food!! Yum!
ahh those shoes are so wonderful. I feel like the icing on top of my life cake will be when I can one day have jeffrey cambell shoes. Did you get a deal on them or was it a splurge...because I am so wanting to splurge for one of those beauties.ReplyDelete
- Libby, Vintage AplombFebruary 3, 2012 at 1:39 PM
I think it's so cool that you and your husband live in Japan now! I live vicariously through your adventurous life! And the difference between Japanese and American convenience stores is very interesting!ReplyDelete
Wait... just kidding. I got mixed up. These I got full price. Downgrade.ReplyDelete
I wish they sold onigiri in the stores here. I do know how to make it myself and I have sushi rice and such, but I'm too american to get it right. :(ReplyDelete
Well, I'm pretty sure that you are adding to Cute Japan!ReplyDelete
So awesome that you're moving right along with your Japanese! One of my best friends is in China right now for a year to teach English and she is having a very difficult time learning the language! I'm impressed by you! :)
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- MaloneysBaloneyFebruary 3, 2012 at 2:29 PM
Love me some onigiri! Cho oishii ne? Wait till you start craving them for breakfast- that means you have been here too long. ;) I am glad you are enjoying your time. Also, your outfit is super cute.ReplyDelete
I love your outfit!! and oh my gosh onigiri is soooo delicious :)ReplyDelete
so exciting to practice a new language when you're immersed! cute outfit too (love the shoes!)ReplyDelete
- SavannahApril 23, 2013 at 7:14 PM
That's so exciting when you spend so much time trying to learn another language & you start to see the results! I love your shoes, you look too cute!ReplyDelete
i'm pretty excited for you that you're learning japanese! and also that you have awesome photo shoot locations now (although i always thought you did a good job before).ReplyDelete
- Chloe_rushworthApril 23, 2013 at 7:14 PM
I love learning about Japan from your blog hun. Also love that outfit. The skirt is so beaut.ReplyDelete
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You pull off yellow and black well... I am always fearful of looking like a bumblebeeReplyDelete


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Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen delivered remarks at the luncheon for the 2011 Global Chiefs of Missions Conference at the U.S. Department of State on February 2, 2011. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton introduced Admiral Mullen. She said, "Although he has committed his life to serving our country in the United States Navy, he is someone who grasps in a very deep and profound way a vision of integrated American power and is one of the State Department's and USAID's strongest advocates and champions."
Admiral Mullen expressed his appreciation for the work that State Department officials do around the world. He said, "Certainly, as someone that grew up in the Navy, I was trained very early in ports around the world how important the country team was. And actually, it was a very well-blended interagency team in whatever country I existed, and so came to have an understanding about that and certainly look at that at a much higher level, and can't say enough about the importance of the team right now. And as someone who has spent over four decades in the military, I am very fond of saying that we don't create policy; we execute policy. And policy has the lead, and you are at the fore in that regard.
"And obviously, we've been going through some fairly significant challenges in the last few days, and it is very easy to see in that this relationship between policy -- I'm sorry, between the civilian lead and, obviously, the military support. And I'll just use this as an example. There is no -- there isn't a better example of that right now. And I appreciate all that, in a very difficult situation, the strength of that leadership and the conviction of that leadership. And obviously, we are, from a military standpoint, here to support.
"It hasn't just been a $1.3 billion investment in Egypt over the last 30 years. It hasn't just been dollars, and it hasn't just been a military investment in their armed services, which have been a critical part. It has been an investment on the part of the United States that goes back, actually, a long way, even further back than 30 years in terms of the relationship -- the historic relationship we've had with a country. And so this part of it -- to see it gel and to see it focus in this very, very difficult time -- is a wonderful example."
The Admiral continued, "...I really think we have got to get the State Department budget right. And this has nothing to do with the past -- again, it has everything to do with the future -- we took too much money away. And when you take money away from the State Department, more than anything else, you take people away. Because in our terms, people are your main battery, your main effort. And so having a robust enough budget to be able to meet the needs of our times is absolutely mandatory."
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"I think not moving the free shop will compromise the fundamental aims of the organisation or the project."
No, I guess I don't. Still, this is more than a shop decision and yet kicking it up to FWG doesn't seem fair in some people's minds.
rosie wrote:if it was moved to the shop, it could have some kind of vintage thing going on - mannequins with ladies undies nicely arranged, coupled with a peacock headdress etc. either way it needs to down size - alot of stuff that arrives and is displayed to greet customers at the moment could be used as props for an apocalyptic abandoned village film set (a plastic hand, a broken novelty pen, books with only one remaining page). lets give it a new lease of life.
neil wrote:the free shop in its current form is little different to a pile of junk on leith walk.
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Just throwing out a heads up that Symon and the production crew were at Swenson's in Cuyahoga Falls and Skyway in Barberton(?). The premise of the show is to take two places with similar menu items and then compare them to determine who wins. This one was suggested to him through his Facebook comments, so they filmed it yesterday.
Not sure when it'll run on TV, but I'm sure I'll see it on his Facebook or Twitter or something, so I'll let you guys know.
I've never had Skyway. Absolutely love Swenson's. Might have to make a trek to the other place for comparison purposes.


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A collection of my favorite workouts. I design them with optimal fat-burning, effectiveness and time in consideration- I like to keep things no-nonsense with the busy Fitnessista in mind. All workouts are free and always will be.
For help on setting up a fitness plan, check out this post.
(As always, talk with a doc before making any fitness or nutrition changes. Honor your body and your injuries.)
Ab Burners -add these into a weights routine, after cardio, or before bed at night for a little extra burn
- 5-minute Ab Burner (VIDEO) #2
- 5-minute Ab Burner (VIDEO)
- 10 Ways to Crunch
- Captain's Chair Ab Burner
- Cardio/Ab Burner Combo
- Core and Balance
- Crunch-free (VIDEO)
- Easter Ab Burner
- Halloweekend Ab Burner
- Hard Core Workout (VIDEO)
- Bring On the Week Ab Burner
- Party Animal Ab Burner
- Plank Burner
- Saturday Night Ab Burner
- Six Pack in a Sweater
- Sunday Night Ab Burner
Bridal Bootcamp
Bun in the Oven Workout
Workout Move of the Week:
- The Lunge and Lift
- Bicep Curl Plie Squat Combo
- Cardio Blasts with Lacey
- Burpees
- Yoga Inspired
- Short Cardio Workout
Elliptical Workouts
Schweaty Workouts – posted monthly and include a combination of strength and cardio. You can follow these workouts if you'd like on non-consecutive days for about 4 weeks before changing it up. Remember, change creates change <3
Spin Workouts
Summer Shape Up Plan– A total-body fitness plan with nutrition recommendations and meal ideas to help you feel good and bikini-ready all year long
Everything you need, including the full workout calendar, meal ideas and grocery list is here.
- Week 1
- Week 2
- Week 3
- Week 4
- Week 5- Repeat Week 1
- Week 6
- Week 7
- Week 8- Repeat Week 3
- Week 9
- Week 10
- Week 11- Repeat Week 2
- Week 12- Repeat Week 1
Treadmill Workouts
- 2,4,6,8,10
- Booty Burning Walking Workout
- Boredom buster
- HIIT and Steady
- Interval fun
- One Song Workouts
- RAD Workout #1
- Run it off
- Row and Run
Strength Workouts
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- 10 Ways to Plank
- "Baby Got Back" Workout
- Burn, Blast and Balance Workout (VIDEO)
- Compound Weights Workout
- Core and Balance
- Hotel Room Circuit
- HTP Intro to Iron Pumping Plan
- In and Out Workout
- Intermediate Iron Pumping Plan
- Friday Frenzy Legs Workout
- Kick Your Asana Workout
- Killer Arms Workout
- Lean Mean Leg Workout + HIIT Blitz
- Max It Out (Muscular Endurance Circuit)
- Monday Bang Workout
- Monsoon Sweat Workout
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- Red, White and BOOTY Circuit
- Shoulder, Chest and Triceps
- Shoulder, Chest and Triceps
- Shoulder, Chest, Tricep and Abs Circuit
- Upper Body HIIT Blitz
- At home circuit workout
- Jump Rope Strength Circuit
- Legs
- Total Body Toning Sesh
- Raining Sweat Circuit
- Rainy Day Workout (all you need is a pair of dumbbells)
- Spring Abs Workout
- Spring Arms Workout
- Spring Leg Workout
- Strength Train on the Treadmill
- The Quiet Workout
- Turkey Day Detox
Winter Shape Up
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- Barre Burner 2 (VIDEO)
- Booty Burner (VIDEO)
- Exercises on a park bench
- Funfetti Blitz
- Hard core workout (VIDEO)
- Holiday HIIT Workout
- Killer Cardio Circuit
- No Time to Weight (Circuit)
- Black Friday Frenzy (Circuit)
- Humpday Booty Burner
- Plank Burner
- Row and Run
- Short Cardio video
- Squat Burner (VIDEO)
- The Quiet Workout
- Triple Threat Cardio Workout (30 minutes)
- Turkey Treadmill Workout
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David Akers (1975/88): In terms of both overall rarity and condition rarity, the 1879-CC is only marginally less rare than the 1878-CC. (Some people whose experience would obviously be different from my own, might feel the 1879-CC is the rarer of the two. At any rate they are very close.) This date is not available all that often in any grade and when offered, the typical 1879-CC is only VF or EF. Strictly graded AU's are rare and mint state specimens, even Unc-60's, are for all practical purposes non-existent. I have seen only one average quality unc and have never even heard of anything close to choice or gem quality. In this respect, the 1879-CC is even more rare than the highly touted 1879-O although the 1879-O is basically a rarer date.
Raymond J. Wayman Collection of U.S. Eagles & Double Eagles - Stack's 9/1981:293 - Stack's "Auction '86" 7/1986:443 - Superior 1/2005:1119 - Rusty Goe, 11/2005 - Battle Born Collection - Stack's/Bowers 8/2012:11048, $74,750. The plate coin in "United States Gold Coins: An Analysis of Auction Records, Volume VI" by David W. Akers, and in "Gold Coins of the Carson City Mint" by Douglas Winter and James L. Halperin.


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The Ruth B. Shannon Center for the Performing Arts, a staple of southern California's artistic and cultural scene, is celebrating its 25th season and as part of the yearlong celebrations, it will present Tony-nominated singer and actress Susan... More
Coinciding with the College's Whittier Weekend festivities, the Office of Admission and Financial Aid hosted their annual Whittier Preview Day, one of their signature on-campus events. Approximately 300 high school students and guests visited... More
The award will significantly increase the College's capacity for STEM learning and research The Department of Education's Title V, Hispanic-Serving Institutions Program has awarded Whittier College a $2.6M grant to enhance STEM (Science,... More
More than 100 Whittier College students, alumni, staff, faculty, and administrators rolled up their sleeves on Saturday, September 26 and participated in the 21st annual Helping Hands Day. Participants gathered in the Campus Center for breakfast... More
Whittier College and Broadoaks School students joined people across the world in celebrating the United Nations International Day of Peace. An annual tradition on the Whittier College campus, the celebration of peace was led by children from The ... More
The 2015-2016 season of Whittier College's popular Inside Latin Jazz series kicked off on a high note with an insightful conversation featuring world-renowned musician Poncho Sanchez. Introducing his guest to a near full-house, Professor of Music... More
Whittier welcomed the Class of 2019 composed of 454 first-years and 76 transfer students who descended upon campus on September 6 for the start of New Student Orientation. This cohort is one of Whittier's most diverse and brightest. Classes for... More
Poet catcher Stephen Zavala '15 was selected by the St. Louis Caridinals for the 2015 Major League Baseball (MLB) Draft. Zavala, the second Poet in as many years to join MLB, was the lone Division III West Region player chosen by a major league... More
For the first time in Whittier College's history, Poet Athletics earned three conference championships in one school year. The men's and women's water polo teams dominated the pool in the 2014-2015 season, bringing home two conference trophies.... More
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Maybe Hip: Internet TV out of Chicago
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Maybe Hip which has been broadcasting from Chicago only since Nov/Dec of 2009 is already starting to find it's feet successfully as the new independent pop culture-focused internet television network. Their stated goal, to be a place where original video entertainment centers on all things that may – or may not – be hip.
Be it music, film, TV, pop culture, news, events in Chicago or around the world the crew of Maybe Hip are successfully writing, filming, producing & creating high level content on a shoestring budget. It's funny, driven and earnest in it desire to inform & entertain. Needless to say it reminds me of another group I knew 5 years or so ago.
The company, founded in 2009 by Patrick Lothian, Robby Silver, and Lexi Scherr looks to add to the growing internet television industry discussion by creating original content for Generation Next that is more mainstream then the work done by people like Revision 3.  It's raw, it wears it heart on it's sleeve & it wants to have fun and bring everyone along.
Time will only tell if the group can continue to refine their voice, onair chemistry & most of all get past the coming wall that is continuously meeting weekly deadlines for more then a year with no budget. So far though it looks to be a group worth keeping an eye on and more importantly, watching.


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I have some thoughts on cancer research I usually don't share. To be short,I'm suspicious of the process and feel the urgency is not there for a mulititude of reasons, not the least of which are a culling of the herd of Boomers and that there is likely more money to be made in the treatment than the cure.
That being said, I've always felt that it would be someone unique and beholden to no one or no instititution that would blaze the trail. A one man show, maybe even an inventor like this guy.....
He passed away about a year ago but his invention has reached the human trial stage
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