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Businesses anticipate wage raise
December 23, 2008
A $1 rise in the New Mexico minimum wage taking effect in about a week has local business owners scrambling to find ways to make up the difference.
On January 1, the state mandated minimum wage increases from $6.50 per hour to $7.50 per hour.
Tom Martin, the owner of Portales and Clovis Taco Box restaurants, says recent steady increases in the state minimum wage in the last several years will cost his company about a quarter of a million dollars annually.
Since 2006, the minimum wage in New Mexico has risen more than $2 per hour — up from $5.15 per hour in 2006 to $7.50 per hour, the new rate.
"There's no way that we come anywhere near making that much," Martin said. "We have to do what we feel is necessary to compensate."
Of the states that have minimum wage requirements separate from the federal law, New Mexico ranks ninth with the new, higher minimum wage.
"I don't think anybody wants anybody to not make money," Martin said. "But what we run into is that (the minimum wage increase) forces us to make the necessary adjustments."
According to Martin, those adjustments include cutting hours, not hiring, having fewer people on the payroll and raising prices. Martin does, however, see the benefit of such a change.
"I will admit that it has helped make us sharper businessmen and business women," he said. "We know we can't pass everything on to the consumer, so it really has made us sharper. But on the other hand, there's just so much sharpening of the pencil that you can do."
Chris Bryant has owned Clovis' Foxy Drive-In for 35 years, and out of Bryant's 21 employees, he expects about 80 percent of his workers to be affected by the new rate.
"It's kind of a tough time, but it's the law and we're going to have to abide by it," Bryant said. "We're going to have to make some changes to make things work for not only us, but also our customers. We don't want to raise prices unless it's absolutely necessary."
Bryant doesn't expect to have to lay anybody off, but does expect to raise prices in order to meet the new wage.
"The good part is, it gives our employees a little bit extra cash in order to meet their living expenses and it helps their families out as well," Bryant said.
The federal minimum wage currently sits at $6.55 per hour, but will begin to catch up with the new New Mexico rate in July 2009, as the federal rate increases to $7.25 per hour.
"You don't want to cut your labor force, you don't want to cut your hours, you don't want to raise your prices, but these are things that we are forced to do," Martin said.


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David Wallace breaks the bad news that not everyone will get a raise this year. Dwight reaches his breaking point with Jim and looks to the rest of the office for allies. Pam would like cash instead of wedding gifts.
Should be pretty interesting to see the Dwight V. Jim storyline revamped.

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Topic: Rails problems on Debian, I think it might be a gem problem
I'm trying to convince people I work with how great RoR is, and the first time someone tries to install it everything goes to hell
Anyways, she has a Debian machine, and the output of `uname -a` is:
Linux metascholar3 2.6.3-1-386 #2 Tue Feb 24 20:20:23 EST 2004 i686 GNU/Linux
Ruby is version 1.8.4
When I tried to install gem (ie. "ruby setup.rb"), I got the following error at the end:
Removing old RubyGems RDoc and ri...
/usr/local/lib/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:27:in `gem_original_require': no such file to load -- rdoc/rdoc (LoadError)
from /usr/local/lib/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:27:in `require'
from /home/ugadi/gem_install/rubygems-0.9.2/./post-install.rb:103:in `install_rdoc'
from /home/ugadi/gem_install/rubygems-0.9.2/./post-install.rb:118:in `try_run_hook'
from setup.rb:584:in `run_hook'
from setup.rb:1322:in `exec_task_traverse'
from setup.rb:1175:in `exec_install'
from setup.rb:894:in `exec_install'
from setup.rb:717:in `invoke'
from setup.rb:681:in `invoke'
from setup.rb:1359
I thought I was able to bypass this problem, because I was able to actually call gem. I used gem to install Rails 1.2.1 and everything seemed fine...
until she tried to actually run a Rails app. When I started WEBrick and tried to call an action on a controller, I got a 404 Not Found error in the browser. There was an ArgumentError (I don't have the full text, I'll post it tomorrow) in the console.
Anyone have any ideas? How can I uninstall all of rails (including all the dependencies) and then reinstall it all?


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Stocks Improve After Jobs, Services-Sector Reports
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- The major U.S. stock averages ticked higher Friday after upbeat December jobs and services-sector growth reports.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended up 44 points, or 0.3%, at 13,435. The blue-chip index posted its biggest weekly point gain since December 2011. The index finished up 1.9% for the week.
Breadth was positive, with winners outnumbering losers 23 to seven. The top percentage blue-chip gainers included Walt Disney (DIS) , JPMorgan(JPM) , Alcoa(AA) and Bank of America (BAC) .
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) shares spiked 1.2% after being upgraded to "buy" from "neutral" at Deutsche Bank, which spoke of upside potential attributable to new drugs and product diversification.
Falling were Microsoft(MSFT) , Intel(INTC) Merck (MRK) and McDonald's(MCD) .
The S&P 500 added 7 points, or 0.5%, to 1,466 to post its highest close since 2007. The index finished up 2.5% for the week. The Nasdaq ended up 1 point to 3,102 as Apple(AAPL) shares slid 2.8% after The New York Times reported that congressional investigators are coming close to concluding an inquiry into the accounting practices of the tech giant and other technology companies that allocate revenue and intellectual property offshore to lower the taxes they pay in the U.S. The tech-heavy index added 2.7% for the week.
In the broad market, only the technology sector slipped, down 0.6%. The biggest percentage sector gainers were transportation, energy and financials.
Volumes rose to 3.41 billion shares on the Big Board and 1.74 billion shares on the Nasdaq. Advancers were outpacing decliners by a ratio of 3.3-to-1 on the New York Stock Exchange and 1.8-to-1 on the Nasdaq.
"In their own right the
The Bureau of Labor Statistics said Friday that nonfarm payrolls rose by 155,000 in December, down from an upwardly revised 161,000 in November. Economists, on average, were expecting nonfarm payrolls to increase by 150,000 in December.
Private nonfarm payrolls increased by 168,000 in December, down from an upwardly revised 171,000. An increase of 148,000 was estimated for December.
The jobless rate stayed at 7.8% after the prior month's figure was upwardly revised from 7.7% as the civilian labor force participation rate held steady at 63.6%. The unemployment rate was expected to come in at 7.7%.


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In intensive care and bone marrow transplantation settings, daily bathing with chlorhexidine wash cloths reduces the risk of hospital-acquired infection
- Joan Webster1,2,
- Gabor Mihala3
- 1Centre for Clinical Nursing, Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital, Herston, Queensland, Australia
- 2NHMRC Centre for Research Excellence in Nursing (NCREN), Centre for Health Practice Innovation, Griffith Health Institute, Griffith University, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
- 3Population and Social Health Research Program, Griffith University, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
- Correspondence to: Professor Joan Webster
Centre for Clinical Nursing, Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital, Research & Development Centre, Level 2, Builing 34, Butterfield Street, Herston, QLD 4029, Australia; joan_webster{at}health.qld.gov.au
Commentary on: Climo MW, Yokoe DS, Warren DK, et al. Effect of daily chlorhexidine bathing on hospital-acquired infection. N Engl J Med 2013;368:533–42.
Implications for practice and research
Chlorhexidine-impregnated wash cloths have been shown to have some effect on multidrug-resistant acquisition and hospital-acquired blood stream infections in intensive care settings.
Further research, including cost-effectiveness, is required to confirm these findings in intensive care units and in other healthcare settings.
Hospital-acquired blood stream infections (BSI) remain as an important cause of morbidity and mortality in intensive care units (ICUs) and other high-risk settings. Incidence rates vary considerably, depending on factors such as patient characteristics, type of invasive procedures, infection control practices, definitions and duration of hospital stay. Recently reported BSI rates in intensive care settings range between 0.28 and 22 per 1000 ICU patient-days1 ,2 and mortality may be as high …


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Two Names Worth a Nibble
One of the nice things about the value investing approach is that it leaves you sufficient time for both adequate research and outside activities. This weekend, in addition to reading various newspapers and running screens, I still had time to watch the hoops tournaments, make a killer corned beef dinner and do some recreational reading. The results of one of my screen searches may be of particular interest and use to investors and traders alike.
In his book, The Intelligent Investor, Ben Graham spilt investors into two camps: the enterprising investor and the defensive investor. While the vast majority of my activities fall into the enterprising investor classification, looking for stocks suited to the defensive investor is still worthwhile. I often find bargains I have overlooked and the results contain information about the condition of the stocks market itself.
Graham believed that defensive investors should look for stocks of decent size with long histories of profitability and dividends. As always, he wanted to pay a decent price for them, so he suggested not paying more than 15x earnings or 1.5x book value. He wanted a strong financial structure with a high current ratio.
This article originally appeared on March 18, 2013, on RealMoney. To read more content like this + see inside Jim Cramer's $3 Million portfolio for FREE Click Here NOW.
When I ran the defensive investors' screen, only four companies made the grade. While I do not make or use market calls as an investor, this does seem to suggest a sense of caution when approaching the markets right now. Graham was also an advocate of buying stocks when they were on sale, so it may be prudent to delay commitments even to defensive stocks in light of the recent run-up in the broader stock market.
Two of the stocks on the list are food and grocery related. The first, Nash Finch


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First one of the year , please post agenda points here
Front of house visual arts projects :
Graphic design/fine art project and how visual arts can feed into the cafe as a whole . providing stunning visual elements for the forest . This is everything from the A0 project to info posters for the forest working groups .
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by Anton Shilov
Even though Nvidia Corp. is still one of the leading suppliers of core-logic sets in the industry, the pressure from Advanced Micro Devices and Intel Corp. is likely to eventually force the company out of this market. Yet another analyst on Monday said that next year Nvidia would officially pull out from competition against AMD and Intel on the core-logic market.
"Our checks confirm that Nvidia has decided to exit the chipset market next year," said Pacific Crest's analyst Michael McConnell in a report from clients.
This is hardly the first time when Nvidia is rumoured to exit the chipset business, but while the company is usually quick to deny such a move, the number of analysts expecting it points to the fact that Nvidia at least has intentions to reorganize its chipset division.
Currently chipsets account for 21% of Nvidia revenue, which is a result of over 7 years of operation. But when Nvidia first entered the chipset market there were no strong chipset division at AMD, but were struggling chipset designers Silicon Integrated Systems Corp. and Via Technologies. Moreover, neither AMD nor Intel planned to integrate graphics cores and some other input/output logic into central processing units (CPUs). In addition, even two years ago Intel did not have a very broad chipset portfolio for its chips as now, which leaves Nvidia less space under the sun. Finally, Nvidia's chipsets lag behind those from AMD and Intel in terms of time-to-market these days, which makes them less preferable among system integrators.
Mr. McConnell also noted that due to "fallout from defective notebook GPUs," the company's share of the notebook market would drop below 50% once Intel's refreshed Centrino 2 "Montevina" platform ships in the second quarter of 2009. The analyst asserts that a negative pre-announcement on results for the fiscal third quarter that ends in October "appears imminent".


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(Perris, CA, September 16, 2013) Another huge
night of dirt track stock car racing is coming up this
Saturday, September 21st, when Perris Auto Speedway hosts
round #3 of the LoanMart Street Stock Challenge. The
prestigious race pays $1,000.00 to win and $100.00 to start.
In addition to the Street Stocks, the Modifieds, Super Stocks
and Pick-A-Part American Factory Stocks will also be in action
on the Amsoil OilTwins.com PASSCAR program. Spectator gates
will open at 5:00 PM and the first exciting race is slated for
Riverside's Luke Dodd, the 2000 PASSCAR champion, comes into
Saturday's event leading the standings in both the LoanMart
Street Stock Challenge and in The PAS regular season LoanMart
Street Stocks. In the first two LoanMart Challenge races, Dodd
has a win and a second place finish. He has parlayed those two
finishes into a 10-point advantage over 2004 PAS Super Stock
Champion Linny White of Colton.
The drivers fighting for the LoanMart Street Stock Challenge
championship, Luke Dodd of Riverside in the #98 and Colton's
Linny White in the #17, will be battling again at Perris Auto
Speedway this Saturday. Media, feel free to publish this photo
or the one below and please give photo credit to "Photo by
In the track's regular street stock standings, Dodd, who has
two wins, two seconds and third in the first five races of the
campaign, has a commanding 82-point lead over White. However,
after two poor placing's in the first two races of the year,
White has a win, a second and third in the last three races
Bryce Mulvey, a member of the "Buena Park Posse," is
29-markers behind White in third.
In the Super Stocks, Riverside's Dennis Wooldridge, leads
Whittier's David Seiser in the season long fight for
supremacy. In the last three races, veteran Wooldridge has
dominated the competition with two wins and a second place
finish. That has allowed him to build a comfortable 56-point
lead in quest of his first ever PAS championship. Third spot
in the standing is Danny Webster of Cherry Valley.
PASSCAR Super Stocks lined up and ready to go at Perris Auto
Speedway. The #13 is Phillip King of Riverside. Point leader
Dennis Wooldridge is outside of him. Second row is Rickie Lee
of Beaumont on the inside and Danny Webster of Cherry Valley.
Third row is Ronald Aschtgen of Riverside on the inside and
David Seiser of Whittier.
Another member of the "Buena Park Posse," Billy Griffin, has
been having a sensational season in the Modifieds and sits on
top of the standings as he seeks his initial PAS championship.
In the first four races of the year, he had a win and three
second place finishes. At the last race on July 20th, which
many say was the best Modified race in the track's history,
Griffin was fighting for the lead when he got punted on a
restart and finished seventh. Nevertheless, he carries a
68-point advantage over Wildomar's Dale Underwood going into
Saturday's race. Alan Updyke of Tustin, a four time PAS champ,
is third and is only two-points behind Underwood.
In the Pick-A-Part American Factory Stocks, the season has
nearly all been about Nathan Deragon of El Cajon. The talented
15-year-old, racing a car that is crew chiefed by his mom, has
won the last four races. The only blemish on his 2013 record
came when he blew an engine when he had an unsurmountable lead
at the season opener in March. Hesperia's Fred Kottman, who
has finished second to Deragon in the last three races, is
second some 61 points behind. Perris teenager and third
generation driver Troy Wesoloski is third.
Saturday's program will include heat races and main events
four all classes.
LoanMart Street Stock Challenge Standings
1. Luke Dodd – Riverside – 127
2. Linny White – Colton– 117
3. Bryce Mulvey – Buena Park - 80
4. Curtis Dietzsch – Riverside – 60
4. Chris Leventis – Rancho Palos Verdes – 60
4. Blaine Whitson – Temecula - 60
LoanMart Street Stock Standings
1. Luke Dodd – Riverside – 372
2. Linny White – Colton – 290
3. Bryce Mulvey – Buena Park – 261
4. Curtis Dietzsch – Riverside – 235
5. Chris Fritz – El Cajon - 200
PASSCAR Modifieds Standings
1. Billy Griffin – Buena Park – 285
2. Dale Underwood - Wildomar – 218
3. Alan Updyke – Tustin – 216
4. Bill McIntosh – Lake Havasu, AZ - 183
5. J.R. Stout – Perris - 175
PASSCAR Super Stocks
1. Dennis Wooldridge – Riverside - 291
2. David Sieser - Whittier – 235
3. Danny Webster – Cherry Valley - 225
4. Rickie Lee - Beaumont – 214
5. Ronald Aschtgen – Riverside - 210
Pick-A-Part American Factory Stocks
1. Nathan Deragon – El Cajon – 296
2. Fred Kottman - Hesperia – 235
3. Troy Wesoloski - Perris – 210
4. Tim LaBrake – Highland – 195
5. Anastassia Wolff - Nuevo – 165
The entire 2013 PAS schedule is listed at the end of this
Perris Auto Speedway wants to thank its corporate sponsors for
the 2012 season. 1-800LoanMart, 777 Racecars, Aaron's, Ahern
Rentals, All Coast Construction, Amsoil, Ayers Hotel and Spa,
Budweiser, CamGuard, Champion Towing, City of Perris, Comfort
Inn, Day Construction, Daytona Boat & RV Storage, Edelbrok,
Frazee Paint, HD Industries, Hoosier Tires, K&N Engineering,
McMahon's RV, OneDirt.com, P.I.P.E., Pepsi-Cola, Pick-A-Part
Auto Salvage, Prolong Super Lubricants, Running Waters
Hospice, Scott Sales, Snap-on, Soboba Casino, Sprint Car
Driving Experience, Square H, Swedish Speed, Temecula Valley
Pipe & Supply, Trench Shoring, US Foods, Valley Auto Salvage,
White Nuckl USA and Zanzabuku Sports Lounge.
To keep up with all of the latest Perris Auto Speedway news,
photos, gossip and receive special offers, sign up at The PAS
Facebook site at: http://www.facebook.com/home.php -
You can also keep up with the latest news and receive special
offers from The PAS Twitter site:
Video and DVD productions of all racing events at Perris Auto
Speedway are available from Loudpedal Productions. For more
information on these productions you can contact them by
calling (805) 844-3854, E-mailing mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com or
you can visit the web site http://www.loudpedalvideo.com/
Fans can participate for free in The PAS 2013 Fantasy League
at: http://www.shorttrackin.com/. There are separate divisions
for the Amsoil USAC/CRA Sprint Cars and the Amsoil
OilTwins.com PASSCAR classes of the LoanMart Street Stocks,
Pick-A-Part American Factory Stocks and the Modifieds. Players
can compete in as many divisions as they like. The winner of
the USAC/CRA game will win a 20-lap ($240.00 value) driving
session on the famous PAS half-mile clay oval courtesy of the
Sprint Car Driving Experience. The winner of the Modified
group will take receive a $50.00 gift certificate for Amsoil
products from The Oil Twins. More prizes will be announced as
they come in.
Perris Auto Speedway is located on the Lake Perris Fairgrounds
(home of October's Southern California Fair), approximately
one hour east of Los Angeles and one hour North of San Diego.
To get to the track, take the 215 freeway, exit on the Ramona
Expressway and go three miles east to the fairgrounds.
email@example.com is the only authorized Internet address
to issue official media news released from The Perris Auto
Speedway or Oval Entertainment
September 21 - Amsoil OilTwins.com PASSCAR - LoanMart Street
Stocks, Super Stocks, Modifieds, Pick-A-Part American Factory
September 28 - Off Weekend
October 5 - Southern California Fair
October 12 – Southern California Fair – 1:00 PM Democross and
Spectator Racing. 7:00 PM Final Round of the "LoanMart Street
Stock Challenge," Democross and Spectator Races
October 13th - Southern California Fair – Demolition Derbies
at 2:30 and 7:30 PM
October 19 - Off Weekend
October 26 - Amsoil OilTwins.com PASSCAR - Champion's Night -
LoanMart Street Stocks, Super Stocks, Modifieds, Pick-A-Part
American Factory Stocks
October 30th - Practice for the 18th Annual Budweiser Oval
Nationals - free for fans in the grandstands
October 31st - 18th Annual Budweiser Oval Nationals - "USAC
Grudge Series" USAC Western Sprint Car Series vs USAC
Southwest Sprint Car Series
November 1 - 18th Annual Budweiser Oval Nationals - USAC
National & CRA Sprint Cars, PAS Senior Sprint, California
Lightning Sprint Cars
November 2 - 18th Annual Budweiser Oval Nationals - USAC
National & CRA Sprint Cars, PAS Senior Sprint, California
Lightning Sprint Cars
November 8 - 2nd Annual 1-800LoanMart Street Stock Turkey Bowl
November 9 - 2nd Annual 1-800LoanMart Street Stock Turkey Bowl
November 16 – Dark
November 27 - Practice for the 73rd Running of the Turkey
Night Grand Prix
November 28 - 73rd Running of the Turkey Night Grand Prix -
USAC National and Western Midgets
Note #1 - Schedule is subject to change


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EddieV wrote:Some of his best albums has been released the 20 years, very even and homogenic albums. My opinion is just that he has not wriiten a real classic since Coming Up, you kow a really standout track. Maybe No More LOnely Nights.
I'm afraid I'm going to have to go back to Sing The Changes. I know it is not an official McCartney release, but based on the reaction it got at the shows I attended this song was big.
For a full chart history you can go over to Wikipedia. Some of the chart positions may suprise you.
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In His parable of the talents, Jesus tells the story of a wealthy master who entrusts "talents" – a Biblical term for a sum of money – to each of three servants. The first two servants put the talents given to them to work and double their value. The third servant, however, hides his talent in the ground. The master praises the first two servants for a job well done, but punishes the third servant.
The servants in the parable are not working to build wealth for themselves. Instead, they are working for their master's gain, and their reward is to share in his happiness. Their master praises them not for being savvy business people or for the total dollar amount they amass, but for their faithfulness.
This parable also resonates when "talents" are defined not as money, but as God-given gifts. We are all entrusted with specific talents. It is up to each of us whether we use those talents for our Master's gain or bury them in the ground.
In the following pages, you'll meet people who have used their talents to find success as entrepreneurs. But more inspiring than the rewards their talents have brought them on earth are the strides they have made for the Kingdom of God. Each of these people is using his or her business to bring glory to the Master. Each is focused on the same reward, which is to hear the words, "Well done, good and faithful servant."


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Debates of Dec. 7th, 1998
House of Commons Hansard #167 of the 36th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was offence.
- Motion No. 300
- Criminal Code
- Appointment Of Commissioner Of Official Languages
- Special Import Measures Act
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- Corruption Of Foreign Public Officials Act
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Violence Against Women
Statements By Members
December 7th, 1998 / 2 p.m.
Carolyn Bennett St. Paul's, ON
Mr. Speaker, on Friday, December 4, I was honoured to participate in a special candlelight and roses commemoration for the victims of the Montreal massacre. The hour of remembrance was held at the Women's College site of the Sunnybrook and Women's College Health Sciences Centre.
Our two guest speakers were Professor Wendy Cukier, President of the Coalition for Gun Control, and former mayor of Toronto, Barbara Hall. Professor Cukier spoke emphatically about the need to recognize the significant role that rifles and shotguns play in the high number of women assaulted and killed by their intimate partners and the importance therefore of our new, strong gun control legislation.
The need for prevention was echoed by Barbara Hall, chair of the national strategy on community safety and crime prevention. Ms. Hall stressed the need to use all available resources in order to make our communities safe for women. We must create an environment in which women feel safe. By doing so, we will in turn have created safer communities for all of us to live in.
Friday's event was a reminder of the terrible consequences of violence against women. Clearly we must focus on preventive measures. We cannot allow such an event as the 1989 Montreal massacre to be repeated. We cannot allow violence against women to continue. We must never forget.
Violence Against Women
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Eleni Bakopanos Ahuntsic, QC
Mr. Speaker, yesterday, in Montreal and across Canada, the tragedy that took place nine years ago at l'École Polytechnique, in Montreal, was remembered. December 6 is the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women.
I would like to pay tribute to all the organizations that, tirelessly and without recognition, provide assistance to abused women and their families.
Each year, in my riding of Ahuntsic, the director of the Mélanie Cabay foundation, Mireille Bélisle, who lost her daughter Mélanie, holds a rally whose ultimate purpose is to eradicate violence.
It is an event where individuals and community organizations come together to show solidarity against all forms of violence in our society.
I invite all members of the House to support the Secretary of State for the Status of Women and Multiculturalism and her territorial and provincial counterparts in their leadership in the Iqaluit declaration and their commitment to end violence and leave a safer world for our children.
Maria Mach
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Randy White Langley—Abbotsford, BC
Mr. Speaker, there is someone among us who has a birthday today. She is 18 years old and she is from Aldergrove, British Columbia, in my riding. What makes her so special is that she is one of our parliamentary pages. Her name is Maria Mach.
Maria was born in Langley, British Columbia, and went to Aldergrove Secondary School. She always had a grade A average and received a $10,000 intern scholarship at the University of Ottawa.
Maria has a deep interest in reading, music and plays the piano. She enjoys skiing and ringette. She has been active in her church and on student council at school. She has travelled to Papua, New Guinea, Australia and Europe.
Maria's mother, MPs in the House and I wish to express the best birthday ever for one of Canada's future leaders, Maria Mach.
The Late Alphonse Piché
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Yves Rocheleau Trois-Rivières, QC
Mr. Speaker, today, a great poet is being buried at Trois-Rivières, Mr. Alphonse Piché, who died on December 2.
A year after his birth in Chicoutimi in 1917, his family moved to Trois-Rivières, where he remained for his entire life.
His poetry celebrated the great St. Lawrence, love and life, and it transcends age, ill health and death. Mr. Piché was honoured by numerous literary prizes, including the Governor General's Literary Award, and an award bearing his name is given out annually at the Salon du livre de Québec.
According to Alphonse Piché, the task of the poet is an impossible and unending one, balancing imbalances, recording the unspoken, translating the unspeakable, tackling the absolute. To him, the greatness of man lay more in his attempts at discovery than in his actual discoveries.
I would like to quote some of his own words in tribute to this remarkable poet: "Sleep, my brother, there in the soil of eternity, take your rest among the endless generations, safe in the bosom of mystery, your mystery".
Reform Party
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Robert Bertrand Pontiac—Gatineau—Labelle, QC
Mr. Speaker, there is talk of attempts at a rapprochement between the Reform Party and Mario Dumont's Parti de l'Action démocratique at a meeting to be held this coming February.
It is obvious that the Reform Party is trying every possible way to get closer to Quebec. Why not court the Parti Quebecois while they are at it?
The Reform Party cannot understand that its views on the future of Canada and of Quebec are of no interest to the people of Quebec. The Reform Party quite simply does not understand Quebec, which feels this union of the right to define the future of our country is going nowhere.
The Reform Party is totally disconnected from reality as far as Quebec is concerned. It should face up to the fact that it is wasting its time by trying to get Quebec onto its bandwagon.
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Dick Proctor Palliser, SK
Mr. Speaker, many Canadian farmers are facing their worst crisis since the dirty thirties and they are pleading for our help. Last week about 400 letters from Saskatchewan farmers arrived stating they need immediate assistance to allow them to plan their 1999 crops.
We have been trying since February to bring this emerging disaster to the attention of the House and the minister. Now finally the farm crisis is on the front page and it appears the government is preparing to act.
I was disappointed to hear the minister say last week that no money will flow to farmers until after they have filed their tax returns. By then we fear many of them will be forced off the land.
We must have a detailed program outlined here before the House rises this week to allow farmers to take this information to their lending institutions.
Men and women on Canadian farms produce abundant and safe quantities of food for us and the rest of the world, and all they seek is to be able to make a decent living doing so.
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Odina Desrochers Lotbinière, QC
Mr. Speaker, the federal Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food is required to make known his position with respect to WTO negotiations by April 1999.
With the deadline just months away, we can only conclude that the federal government has come up empty. To date, there is no sign of any serious consultation.
Recently Quebec agricultural producers, processors, and distributors, as well as the UPA and MAPAQ, came up with an initial proposal: with the OECD showing more flexibility, the United States taking a tougher stance, and little give from Asia, Japan and Europe, the UPA is calling for the status quo.
Canada has slashed its funding more than any other country, and everyone admits that it is a pushover. If he hopes to defend the farmers of Quebec and Canada, the minister has to get out of Ottawa: it is urgent that he consult the agricultural sector and take a firm stand based on what he hears.
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Susan Whelan Essex, ON
Mr. Speaker, as Canadians we spend less than 10% of our disposable income on food. Our food costs are among the lowest in industrialized countries. Only the Americans at 8% spend less while others pay up to 24%. The efficiencies of our producers directly benefit consumers.
Today, because of complex international conditions of lost markets, oversupply and foreign subsidies, Canadian farm families are on the brink of financial disaster. This threat to the viability of Canadian farmers is a threat to our supply of healthy, affordable food. Imagine what we would pay for food without our domestic supply.
Farmers meet the normal challenges of weather and cyclical price fluctuations. However the current crisis is not normal, not of their making and could not be foreseen.
The Minister of Agriculture and Agri-food is working toward a solution. I urge him to continue his efforts to develop a national disaster program to meet these extraordinary needs. All Canadians will benefit in the long term. All Canadians want and need a healthy food supply.
Bernard Lord
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Progressive Conservative
Elsie Wayne Saint John, NB
Mr. Speaker, the future premier of the province of New Brunswick is in Ottawa today.
On October 21, Mr. Lord was elected to the New Brunswick legislature by capturing the long time Liberal seat of Moncton East and is now the leader of the opposition.
Mr. Lord is committed to offering New Brunswickers a new grass roots approach to politics. His vision is one of a prosperous province with better education and improved health care in each region. He wants to build a better New Brunswick, a province with a thriving economy.
At the dawn of a new millennium it is vital for New Brunswick to have a leader at the service of the people. Mr. Lord will never abandon our responsibility toward the youth, seniors and workers of New Brunswick.
Over the past nine years the Liberals in the province have stood by and watched a brain drain of over 9,000 young New Brunswickers leaving the province. Doctors and nurses have left and the dignity and freedom of seniors have been taken away.
New Brunswickers look forward to a brighter future under the solid leadership of Mr. Bernard Lord. Today I salute the future premier of the province New Brunswick, Bernard Lord.
Boys And Girls Club Of Ontario
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
John McKay Scarborough East, ON
Mr. Speaker, in 1992 the Boys and Girls Club of Ontario started a scholarship program to help pay for the rising costs of post-secondary education for its youth members, many of whom face financial challenges. From an initial $4,800 and 6 awards, the program has grown to over $37,000 and 49 awards being given out this year.
I congratulate Asha Moore, Charles Baker and Adrian Sutherland from my riding of Scarborough East. All three have won a scholarship involving the Scarborough East Boys and Girls Club.
Asha Moore is now in her second year of the social work program at Ryerson. Charles is in his second year of computer engineering at Ryerson, and Adrian Sutherland is presently enrolled in recreation leadership at Centennial College.
I congratulate each and every one of these students for their motivation, their enthusiasm and drive to succeed in life.
Gun Control
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Jay Hill Prince George—Peace River, BC
Mr. Speaker, last Friday I had the opportunity to participate once again in a radio phone-in show in my riding. Guess which issue garnered the most questions during the hour I spent with Dick Sequins on CJDC in Dawson Creek. Was it APEC, taxes or health care? No. It was gun control.
Despite the wishes of the Liberal government this issue will not go away. Rural Canada will not forget how the government has targeted legitimate firearm owners instead of going after those who choose to misuse guns for criminal acts.
Bill C-68 will not ensure public safety. It will not produce safer streets. Gun owners in my riding continue to question the stupidity of the hundreds of millions of dollars being spent to register the firearms of peaceful law-abiding Canadians while the RCMP drastically cuts back due to the lack of funds.
I can tell the Minister of Justice that Bill Farion, a constituent from Fort Nelson, speaks for thousands when he said in a recent letter that he has "no intention of co-operating with this expensive boondoggle".
Apec Inquiry
Oral Question Period
2:15 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Preston Manning Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, my question is for the solicitor general.
On Friday the chair of the public complaints panel investigating the APEC affair resigned citing new interference from Ottawa. Gerald Morin cited interference from the Liberal appointed chairman of the commission, Shirley Heafey. He said her tampering made the panel's work impossible.
What possible excuse does the solicitor general have now for not replacing this panel with an independent judicial inquiry?
Apec Inquiry
Oral Question Period
2:15 p.m.
Windsor West
Herb Gray Deputy Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, I am taking the liberty of answering this question because the question relates to something the Prime Minister deals with, setting up judicial inquiries.
I want to say to the hon. member that the chair of the commission according to press reports says that she is dealing with the matter that has been the subject of press coverage. Second of all, the whole issue of apprehension of bias on the part of the commission is still before the courts. Surely we should let the courts come to their decision which they are ready to do as quickly as possible.
Apec Inquiry
Oral Question Period
2:15 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Preston Manning Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, the solicitor general has had two weeks to practise being solicitor general. It is time to take the training wheels off and answer my questions himself.
Ms. Heafey's interference was bad enough to make the panel chairman quit. She tampered with the panel's independence. She interfered with its decision making. She refused to deal with charges that their phones were bugged.
Who directed the actions of this Liberal appointed chairman? Who ordered this interference from Ottawa in the role of this particular panel?
Apec Inquiry
Oral Question Period
2:15 p.m.
Lawrence MacAulay Solicitor General of Canada
Mr. Speaker, there was no interference from Ottawa. This is an independent body that deals with allegations against the RCMP. I ask the opposition to let the public complaints commission do its work.


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Yellow Rice with Corn
- 1/2 cup Achiote Oil, recipe follows
- 1 cup Sofrito, recipe follows
- 1/4 cup alcaparrado or coarsely chopped pimiento-stuffed olives
- 2 tablespoons kosher or fine sea salt
- 1 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 2 bay leaves
- 3 cups long-grain rice
- 2 cups frozen corn kernels, defrosted
- 5 cups chicken broth, homemade or store-bought, as needed
- 1 cup olive oil
- 2 tablespoons achiote (annatto) seeds
- 2 medium Spanish onions, cut into large chunks
- 3 to 4 cubanelle or Italian frying peppers
- 16 to 20 cloves garlic, peeled
- 1 large bunch cilantro
- 3 to 4 ripe plum tomatoes, cored and cut into chunks
- 1 large red bell pepper, cored seeded and cut into large chunks
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Achiote Oil:
Heat the oil and achiote seeds over medium heat just until the seeds give off a lively, steady sizzle. Don't overheat the mixture or the seeds will turn black and the oil a nasty green. Once they're sizzling away, pull the pan from the heat and let stand until the sizzling stops. Strain as much of the oil as you are going to use right into the pan; store the remaining oil for up to 2 days at room temperature in a jar with a tight fitting lid.
Yield: about 1 cup
Place the onion and cubanelle or Italian peppers in the work bowl of a food processor and pulse until coarsely chopped. With the motor running, add the remaining ingredients, 1 at a time, and process until smooth. The sofrito will keep in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. It also freezes beautifully.
Recipe courtesy of Daisy Martinez
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SESTRERE, Italy - Following two days of heavy snow and cancellation of training and race runs, Tyler Walker (sit-ski; Franconia, N.H.) won the IPC World Cup downhill on January 21, leading five U.S. Adaptive Alpine Ski Team athletes into the top 10.
Stephani Victor (sit-ski; Park City, Utah) and Chris Devlin-Young (sit-ski; Campton, N.H.) also grabbed podiums, finishing second and third, respectively.
"It was great to finally have some speed after La Molina and a chance for redemption," Walker said. "I had run this course several times in the past and felt really confident today. Everything felt good and ended up good, so there you have it."
Walker had a screaming run to win the race, finishing 1:14.19. Devlin-young also laid down some great turns to finish 1:15.55.
"For Tyler to win today was a highlight for us. Not only did he win the race but he won the training run which showed he was mentally ready," Adaptive Alpine Head Coach Ray Watkins said. "Also, for CDY [Devlin-Young] to come back from his season ending injury in Hakuba was really special."
In the female sitting skiers class, Victor brought some heat to her to finish with a time of 1:23.58. Laurie Stephens (sit-ski; Wenham, Mass.) followed Victor in fourth place. In the female standing skiers group, Allison Jones (standing; Colorado Springs, Colo.) placed sixth with a time of 1:25.08.
Monte Meir (standing; Park City, Utah) came in 13th with a time of 1:18.58 and Brad Washburn (standing; Highland Ranch, Colo.) followed in 14th with a time of 1:19.14.
"We still have work to do as a team and will continue to focus on the process and take care of business. To hear our National Anthem today made it all worthwhile," Watkins said.
Sestrere, Italy - Jan. 21, 2009
Men's Standing
1. Gerd Schoenfelder, Germany, 1:14.60
2. Michael Bruegger, Switzerland, 1:15.21
3. Cameron Rahls-Rahbula, Australia, 1:16.03
4. Thomas Pfyl, Switzerland, 1:16.22
5. Toby Kane, Australia, 1:16.48
13. Monte Meier, Park City, UT, 1:18.58
14. Brad Washburn, Highland Ranch, CO, 1:19.14
DNF: Carl Burnett (Winter Park, CO)
Men's Sit-ski
1. Tyler Walker, Franconia, NH, 1:14.19
2. Yohann Taberlet, France, 1:14.54
3. Chris Devlin-Young, Campton, NH, 1:15.55
4. Markus Pfisterer, Switzerland, 1:15.87
5. Martin Braxenthaler, Germany, 1:16.09
19. Erik Bayindirli, Deer mountain, UT, 1:23.79
Women's Standing
1. Lauren Woolstencroft, Canada, 1:19.34
2. Melania Corradini, Italy, 1:22.31
3. Danja Haslacher, Austria, 1:23.28
4. Andrea Rothfuss, Germany, 1:23.66
5. Solene Jambaque, France, 1:25.04
6. Allison Jones, Colorado Springs, CO, 1:25.08
Women's Sit-ski
1. Kimberly Joines, Canada, 1:18.97
2. Stephani Victor, Park City, UT, 1:23.58
3. Claudia Loesch, Austria, 1:24.04
4. Laurie Stephens, Wenham, MA, 1:24.13


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Seven Springs hosts wounded warriors
SEVEN SPRINGS, Pa. – When Charlie Dunn arrived at Seven Springs Mountain Resort for some family fun this week, he said the trip arranged by the Wounded Warrior Patrol was the nicest thing anybody had done for him since 1968.
Dunn, a veteran of the Vietnam War who was able to bring his two adult children to the resort, is one of 11 veterans whose families were invited to take part. The special event is designed to thank the veterans, their spouses and their children for their service and their corresponding sacrifices.
Wounded Warrior Patrol Chief Executive Officer Chris Raup said participants came from as far away as Chicago to hit the slopes and enjoy all the outdoor and indoor activities the resort has to offer.
"We've had some very powerful moments here," Raup said.
The Wounded Warrior Patrol is a nonprofit organization built on the ties between the U.S. military and the National Ski Patrol. Many Wounded Warrior Patrol members are veterans and ski patrollers, but membership is open to anyone who would like to help injured veterans. The ability to ski is not a requirement.
Seven Springs spokeswoman Anna Weltz said when Raup and his team approached the resort a couple of years ago about hosting wounded veterans, agreeing to do so was a "no-brainer." Because of the family-friendly nature of the event, Weltz said it seemed like a perfect fit for Seven Springs.
"It's a really fun group, and it's a great way for us to thank the veterans for their service and sacrifice, along with their wives and families … ," Weltz added. "We are going to make it a tradition for sure."
"We want each family to leave the resort with a lifelong memory of the time they enjoyed together," said Robert Nutting, president of Seven Springs Mountain Resort. "Our partnership with the Wounded Warrior Patrol has provided us with a tremendous opportunity to honor these soldiers and their families for their services and sacrifice."
This year's participants hail from Pennsylvania, Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina and Illinois. Their family getaways – offered this week from Sunday through Thursday – feature skiing and snowboarding, lessons, special spa services, celebratory dinners and more.
Applications for the trip were accepted from September through December. Raup said applicants' background and family information were taken into consideration before 15 were selected with 11 ultimately able to attend. He said those people and their families made up a diverse group. Some served in Iraq and Afghanistan, while Dunn served in Vietnam. Raup pointed out that some were injured in combat, but at least one was injured after returning home when he was struck by a drunk driver while refueling his motorcycle alongside the road.
He said the trip to Seven Springs gives veterans a chance to interact with fellow military members who may share their trials, tribulations and successes. And Raup noted that next year's trip to the resort already is scheduled for late February.
"The Wounded Warrior Patrol was formed based on the desire to pay it forward to our wounded warriors of this generation, as well as to their family members, by encouraging their participation in our winter sports program," said Raup, a retired National Guard major. "For two years now, Seven Springs has rolled out the red carpet and generously provided so much for our warriors, their families, our board and our 60-plus volunteers. As we looked into selecting a location for this event, we knew that a place focused on families was essential and Seven Springs was the ideal location. The Seven Springs team is amazing and really goes out of their way to care for our warrior families. To sum it up, Seven Springs has a way of making you feel like you are at home."
Among the more than 60 volunteers are National Ski Patrol members and instructors from Three Rivers Adaptive Sports, who assist the soldiers and their families.
To learn more about the Wounded Warrior Patrol, visit visit www.woundedwarriorpatrol.org. For more information about Seven Springs Mountain Resort, visit www.7springs.com.


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Time for the seed catalogs!
As the snow piles up outside my door the first seed catalog arrived. I look forward to the arrival of the catalogs every year. While I no longer purchase seed, I enjoy just reading the catalogs. There is a ton of information in them.
Who wouldn't want to be able to grow the beautiful produce that is pictured in the catalog? I went through my edition page by page to see what they had to offer. The varieties that are offered today are far different than those that used to be included. They also offer many garden related products.
I think not only of the gardens that my family planted, but of the ones planted by the neighbors. At that time I knew almost all of my neighbors, but even the country is different today. People keep to themselves.
One year a neighbor planted red, white, and blue potatoes. He was very proud when he had the colorful produce to show for his efforts. He called me so that I could get some of his blue potatoes so I could cook them up for the children to enjoy. The children were surprised, but they decided that they did not taste any different than the white ones they were used to.
Another neighbor brought us our first taste of Swiss chard. She told me she was having trouble getting her dad to let it grow long enough to be ripe so one day she picked some that was ripe to share with us. I love fresh greens with a little bit of salt, pepper, and vinegar. They cook so quickly.
One year I canned beets and the beet greens. My husband told me he liked the greens even better than he liked the beets . He loved beet pickles. I also found a recipe to make raspberry jelly using beet juice to add color. We never wasted anything.
I bought a dehydrator that I have used on many occasions. I bought it the year that canning lids were scarce. We had a lot of plums to can so it was very helpful. You fill it with food, turn it on, and let it sit until it dries everything out. One year I entered both dried fruit and dried vegetables in the fair and won ribbons on both of them. We really enjoyed the vegetable soup that I cooked afterword. The fruit I used up in our oatmeal.
My father-in-law planted a McIntosh apple tree in his yard. It was actually right in front of the trailer that we lived in while we lived on the farm. It grew to be very large, but he refused to trim it. Now that my son owns the farm he trims the tree so it is easier to get at the apples. What I liked best about the apples that tree produced was that they were pink clear through. I left the skins on and had beautiful pink applesauce to can. Of course, we did not spray the fruit so we did not worry about insecticides. The apples had some spots, but I just cut those out.
A friend and I were talking about elderberries. I noticed there were elderberry plants in the catalog. They used to grow wild along the side of the road. The children and I used to pick elderberries by the bagful. We just picked them and brought them home to clean. You had to separate the berries from the spidery blossom. There were a lot of tiny stems that made their way into the berries. You were busy picking them out before you could use them or freeze them.
One year that I taught at a rural school one of the mothers picked the elderberries that grew around the playground and brought them to me. I was so thankful to get them because by then some of the familiar places no longer had elderberries growing.
My father-in-law loved elderberry pot pie. I made him some when he was in the hospital. The nurses complained to us that he was not eating. I got a smile out of him when he saw the elderberries. There was not a drop left when he was finished.
I noticed a pressure canner in the seed catalog. My husband bought me one, but he did not buy it from the seed catalog. I had a rather small model, but it was enough for what I needed to do. It made part of my canning a lot easier. Things did not require as long to can.
What fun it was to look at the pictures and read about the varieties that are now offered. I found some familiar ones. They still sell Sparkle strawberries. I remember my grandmother preferred that variety. She believed they were sweeter and yielded well. Under the corn section I found Kandy Korn, Bodacious, and Silver Queen. I knew all of those. I do not know as I have a favorite. The size of the ear and the maturity are the most important factors to me.
I also noticed that there was blue, pink, and green popcorn. My son grew popcorn one year. It was fun for the family to see and use. I have also purchased colored popcorn during my travels. It pops up white by the way.
The wonderful part about seed catalogs is that I get to be an armchair gardener while the snow is still swirling about. The catalog is a feast for the eyes but I do not have to do anything to enjoy it. All I have to do is sit by my fireplace and dream.
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Eating before & after taking my meds
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Can i eat or even drink (juice,milk etc) before and after taking my meds? Im taking efavirenz, lamivudine, tenofovir
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Generally not recommended to eat moderate/large meals soon (hours) before taking efavirenz due to concern about higher blood levels with possible higher rate of side effects. Drinking juices and other low fat liquids generally fine. For the other medications food does not generally have a major effect. KH
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This is one of a series of communications on the problems with "S-Wagons," written by Dr. August Becker, who made an inspection trip through Eastern Europe to observe their operation. S-Wagons were special vehicles used as mobile gas chambers. The mobile gas chambers were hermetically sealed boxes mounted on truck chassis. Carbon monoxide from the truck's exhaust was pumped into the chamber to kill victims.
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Norma,I used King Arthur BF. I might give the AP flour a shot even though I'm not a big fan of it at all. Or perhaps a blend of 60/40 in favor of KABF.It would be interesting to see how an 18" pie works in your oven.
If there isn't oil, the crust should be dry and crunchy all the way through. If there is a soft center to that crust, then that should be indication of the presence of oil or a highly hydrated dough.
all i can say is i was shocked at how light the dough was. maybe a lower protein flour caused it .
Just curious, how did you and other members determine that there isn't oil in Dom's dough. Is this from an inside source?
Chau,Dom told me. Everything I reported on the dough and the pizzas came either from Dom or from my own eyes. From the videos that Norma referenced, I can see that Dom went to other sources for some of his ingredients, like the oil (Colavita) and tomatoes. Some pizzas looked like they had lighter crusts but I did not think to check the dates of the videos to see if the pizzas were recent or not.Peter
Out of curiosity...does anyone know where Dom DeMarco is from in Italy?Naples?
He's from Caserta, just outside of Naples.
Thanks Norma & Paul. Crust was a variation of my recent efforts. Not exactly Di fara but similar. 100% flour (50/50 blend of HG bromated flour and caputo pizzeria 00)67% water2.2% salt0.05% IDY2% oil (EVOO)Minimally kneaded, bulked 10 hours at 75F, divided and balled, proofed for 6 hours. Baked in the MBE for around 4-5m. Next time I'll bake in the home oven. Chau


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I've gotten settled in with my oolong tea. I've been experimenting with green tea. I've found that I enjoy the green best after a meal rather then a empty stomach.
Currently I'm waiting on the below product to be delivered to me. Which will be my stash for awhile of the green. http://www.jingteashop.com/pd-green-tea ... g-jing.cfm
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I have been using a gaiwan, and have tried not decanting all the tea. It does seem to help with the tea taste.
The thing is I'd like to use something other then the gaiwan. I would like to use different brew equipment for the green, and not use the same oolong brew equipment.
So I'm looking at this product for self serving. http://www.redblossomtea.com/teaware/in ... r-cup.html
The thing is it is not designed to keep the leaves wet between infusions. So I guess the obvious question. Are many of you keeping the leaves wet between infusions, or is this not a important step?
I've also been looking at this product http://www.redblossomtea.com/teaware/te ... eapot.html
I figure I can use it for myself, or a small group of three people. Seems I can keep the leaves wet between infusions by not decanting all the tea from the pot.
I like the infuser cup. Though not sure if removing the leaves from water between infusions is a good practice, or not.
Can anyone comment on your green tea experience in regards to my comments? I experimented with a regular tall glass today to brew in. I liked it, but too hot too handle. I also used a gaiwan lid to hold the leafs in the glass. To decant tea to cup. I like the idea of seeing the leafs as they brew. Though I want to decant from brewing vessel to another cup for drinking.
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If we succeed, the conservation story could shift from constant whining to high fives and new excitement.bring the remnant population back to the adaptive robustness it once had.
The Eastern forest that was the habitat of the passenger pigeon is back, needing the return of a key bird species.traveling blast of life." Their old habitat, the renowned Eastern deciduous forest, is largely back, perhaps needing the return of an important bird species that only the oldest trees remember. (The other great needed revival is the American chestnut, once one-quarter of the forest trees, now coming back strong thanks to genetic techniques and the efforts of The American Chestnut Foundation.)
It is likely that de-extinction will attract significant new sources of funding and interest for conservation.happened. More likely is that de-extinction will attract significant new sources of funding and interest for conservation.
If it looks like a passenger pigeon and flies like one, is it the original bird?implanting of the early-stage embryo in her uterus. This extremely tricky process has been proved only once, when a Javan banteng calf (using DNA from the Frozen Zoo) was successfully birthed from a domestic cow. That approach can't work with birds, because their embryos never implant; they move constantly down the oviduct. There is a technique being developed at the Roslin Institute in Scotland which might serve, though. It involves creating chimeric parent birds with the gonads of the extinct birds, capable of fertilizing and laying eggs of the extinct species. So far the only proof of the method is a chimeric duck that successfully produced chicken sperm and fathered a baby chick.
Even if reviving extinct species is practical, it's an awful idea. It would take resources away from saving endangered species and their habitats and would divert us from the critical work needed to protect the planet.