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Technical notes about A/I e-mail service
On the user's side, A/I's mail system is totally decentralised: if you want to read and send your e-mail, you can connect to any server of the network. That's the function of our special addresses mail.autistici.org and smtp.autistici.org, which "sort" connections among the servers more or less randomly
According to the R* Plan, at any given moment your mailbox is
materially located on one server of the A/I network.
That's why your mailbox can happen to be unaccessible due to a temporary connection problem; when this happens, your incoming mail won't get lost, but will stay queued in the other network servers. If the problem is not transitory, your mail account will be moved to a different server and you will be able to read your new mail very soon (to access your archives you'll have to wait for the affected server to be restored).
Connection parametres
You should have received the necessary parametres to connect to your mail server through the mail you received when your account was activated. However, you can find them here.
Sending mail
We have lately been informed about some problems with messages sent through several ISPs (Telecom Italia, for instance). This is mostly because more and more providers are choosing to block private outgoing connections passing through port 25, in an awkward attempt to reduce spam sending.
We would like to remind you that, whenever possible, the recommended ports for mail sending are:
- 465, with SSL
- 587, with TLS
We would like to remind you as well that sending serveral mail to large number of recipients is not possible from single user mail accounts. If you need to do such a thing, please ask us a newsletter!
Anti-spam filters
A/I implements on its servers some mechanisms sorted out in order to reduce incoming spam. Since we cannot possibly configure these filters for each single user, they are generally very conservative (i.e. they allow the passage of as many messages as possible). Messages we consider spam are dropped into a "Spam" folder in every user's mailbox. This folder will be cleared every 30 days.
If you check your mailbox via webmail or via
IMAP mail client you will be able to verify that messages in
the "Spam" folder are really what we think they are. And if our software was
mistaken you will be able to put the message back into your INBOX.
But if you only check your mailbox via a POP mail client you won't be able to see the content of the "Spam" folder. This means you could lose messages that were not actually spam but only seemed to be ones.
To avoid this misunderstanding you have to choose one of the following solutions: either you routinely check your mailbox via webmail sorting the "Spam" folder out, or you'll have to configure a filter on your webmail that will sort all your supposedly spam messages back into your INBOX, where you will be able to decide what to do with them.
Due to some of our anti-spam systems, some messages may be delivered with a minutes delay (but remember that with e-mail instant delivering is never granted: you'd better think about this before worrying about a possible disfunction in A/I's mail services)...


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A collection of stories from individuals with disabilities, families, friends, and disability service providers in Tennessee
Showing stories 1 - 4 of 4
Results related to: Waiting List for Services / Other / Parent
"I can't even remember how long we have been on the waiting list. During that time life has just been so hard. I worry all the time.
"The state of Tennessee should be ashamed that its most vulnerable citizens are considered unworthy of care and services.
"Thomas does not fit into any of the IDEA categories, so he receives insufficient school services."
"Our family is in need of caregiver supports. I am a single mom and cannot afford to pay for someone to care for my son. My teenage daughter has been his caregiver. This is not fair to her.

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Harry Manning
MANNING, Harry Joseph, 59, of Herron died Saturday, Dec. 22, 2012.
He is survived by his wife Julie; two daughters, Traci Rupert of Alpena, and Dawn (Erik) House of Grand Rapids; seven grandchildren, Joe, Jordan, Andrew, Mira, Anthony, Reagan, Grace; and a brother, Carlton (Beth) of Waterford.
A memorial service will take place on Saturday, Jan. 5, 2013, 11 a.m. at the First Assembly of God with Rev. Kerry Clark officiating. Memorial visitation will take place at the church from 10 a.m. until time of memorial service. Cremation arrangements have been handled by the Bannan Funeral Home.


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Upcoming EYP Group Meetings & Eastman Events
EYP Next Group-Committee Meetings (Open to All – Come Learn about our Group Activities):
EYP Film Group – Monday, January 25, 2010 at 5:45 PM in Council Room
Oscar Committee – Tuesday, January 26, 2010 at 5:45PM in Council Room
EYP Photography Group - Wednesday, January 27, 2010 at 5:45PM in Eastman House Cafe
EYP Outreach Committee – Wednesday, January 27, 2010 at 5:45PM in Eastman House Cafe
ROC City Rising Committee – Thursday, January 28, 2010 at 5:45PM in Eastman House Cafe
Upcoming Events:
George Eastman House (Members Only Events)
Treasures from the Motion Picture Archives (Members Only)
On Saturday January 23, 2010 at 2:00 p.m. in the Curtis Theatre at George Eastman House.
Ed Stratmann, Associate Curator/Interim Head of the Motion Picture Collection, will present a brief history of Motion Pictures from 1900 to sound-on-film (1930) using recent preservations and restorations from George Eastman House's Motion Picture Collection. This includes images from odd formats, as well as early color and sound processes. Curtis. Members only.
Upstairs/Downstairs Tour (Members Only)
On Saturday January 30, 2010 at 10:15 a.m. at George Eastman House.
Wondering what's upstairs or below the house? Find out at this tour of the third floor, fourth-floor attic, and basement. Tour includes walking, standing, and stair-climbing. Not all areas of the tour are elevator-accessible, and comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Photography is allowed. Tour lasts about 90 minutes. Reservations a must: (585) 271-3361 ext. 434.
Music Events
Nazareth College Students, Classical and Chamber Music
On Sunday January 24, 2010 from 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at George Eastman House.
Nazareth College Students, Classical and Chamber Music
On Sunday February 7, 2010 from 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at George Eastman House.
Joe Blackburn, Pipe Organ
Lectures & Visiting Artists
Gallery Talk | Where We Live Photographer Ira Srole
On Saturday January 30, 2010 at 1:00 p.m. in the Curtis Theatre at George Eastman House.
Ira Srole, photographer for the City of Rochester, will discuss his selection of historic and contemporary images of the city shot in the same location over decades. Incl. w/admission. Curtis.
On Saturday January 30, 2010 at 8:00 p.m. in the Dryden Theatre at George Eastman House.
Director and producer Robin Lehman creates gorgeously photographed works of pure, wordless cinema. His intriguing placement of images creates stories that speak poetically to the human experience. His Oscar®-winning short films don't (1974, 19 min.) and End of the Game (1975, 29 min.) will be shown, along with Oscar®-nominated nightlife (1979, 10 min.). He'll be on hand to discuss his work and answer questions from the audience.
Where We Live Panel discussion with Democrat and Chronicle photographers
On Thursday February 4, 2010 at 6:00 p.m. in the Dryden Theatre at George Eastman House.
Democrat and Chronicle photographers will talk about their work for the paper, personal projects, and the challenges of shooting in Rochester. Visit www.eastmanhouse.org starting January 15 for up-to-the minute information including a list of speakers. Incl. w/admission; students free w/ID. Dryden.
Special Events
On Thursday February 4, 2010 at 7:00 p.m. in the Dryden Theatre at George Eastman House.
Mystery writer Charles Benoit, author of Relative danger, out of order, and noble Lies, will answer audience questions about mysteries and film noir before the 8 p.m. screening of dark Passage (1947, 106 min.). Regular Dryden admission includes screening. Curtis/enter Dryden.
On Sunday February 14, 2010 at 10:30 a.m. at George Eastman House.
Enjoy a delicious catered brunch in the Potter Peristyle and get cozy in the Dryden Theatre for three-time Academy Award® winner Casablanca (Michael Curtiz, US 1942, 102 min.). Doors open at 10 a.m.; brunch at 10:30; film at noon. Admission for the brunch and film is $27.50. Regular admission prices for film only. For information and tickets, call (585) 271-3361 ext. 290 by February 7. Sponsored by the Eastman House Council.
On Sunday March 7, 2010 at 7:00 p.m. at George Eastman House.
Mark your calendar! This popular movie-themed party features live music, dancing, a silent auction, and the Academy Awards ceremony on the big screen in the Dryden Theatre.
You can get more information at http://academyawardsparty.eastmanhouse.org.
The Dryden Theatre – Now Showing
- Friday, Jan 22, 8:00 PM:
The Headless Woman
- Saturday, Jan 23, 8:00 PM:
They Came to Play
- Sunday, Jan 24, 5:00 PM:
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"Bath salts, spice, and jewelry cleaner" – what sounds like a normal shopping list is actually a list of new and dangerous drugs known as new psychoactive substances (NPS), many of which are synthetic cannibanoids. In 2011, in the United States alone, an estimated 28,531 emergency room visits involved a synthetic cannabinoid product. Synthetic cannabinoids are substances that are designed to affect the body in a manner similar to marijuana, but that are not derived from the marijuana plant. However, the effects of these new substances can be severe and dangerous and may include hallucinations, vomiting, agitation, and elevated heart rate. While some of these substances are controlled, others are easily available to teens and young adults on the internet, in smoke shops, and even at gas stations.
The United States and the international community are increasingly concerned about this growing public health threat. Today, June 26, in commemoration of the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is releasing the annual UN World Drug Report, underscoring the emergence of NPS in 70 of 80 countries that reported to UNODC.
While most markets for plant-based organic drugs such as cocaine and heroin are stable or declining, synthetic drug use is rising. Greater efforts are needed to educate people at home and around the world about the dangers of these synthetic drugs and also work with the international community to reduce their availability. Synthetic drugs are in many ways more difficult to counter than other drugs – they originate from a wider range of production zones than cocaine or heroin, they are less vulnerable to law enforcement intervention, and they are found in otherwise legal chemicals needed for legitimate industry. Synthetics manufacturers have also shown an ability to alter their chemical composition while retaining their psychoactive effects in order to skirt existing drug laws and put them on the market faster than they can be scheduled for control.
The United States is deeply committed to reducing drug abuse within our own borders, and we are also working with international partners to reduce the availability of illegal drugs and minimize the harm they cause around the world. In 2012, the United States passed domestic legislation to enhance law enforcement's ability to respond to NPS. Last year, the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) provided funding to support the UNODC's Global Synthetics Monitoring, Analysis Reporting, and Trends program, which tracks new synthetic drug production and trafficking trends and disseminates this information to governments around the globe.
Creating systems to limit the production and movement of these drugs are more vital than ever. At the same time, governments must engage with civil society to educate families and communities about the dangers of this new class of drugs.
Go to www.drugabuse.gov to learn more about this emerging threat.


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As much as a tenth of trees in the Amazon grow on man-made 'dark earths' created by pre-Columbian farmers.efficient as modern farmers and therefore, counterintuitively, they used much more land per capita." In other words, they spread out.
In the new analysis, ecosystems begin to look a lot more accidental and transient than niche theory suggests.of native tits that have learned to eat the larvae of a wasp that was introduced to the country from the Middle East 180 years ago and that lays its eggs on the Turkey oak, another introduced species. The tits are spending more and more time in the trees, eating the larvae, especially in spring because climate change means their young now hatch before their previous food source, leaf-eating moth caterpillars appear.
Change, including rapid and disruptive change, is a natural feature of the world,' says ecologist Stephen Jackson.London, how come alien species are so good at invading other ecosystems, frequently becoming fully integrated neighbors?
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Barshop Institute for Longevity and Aging Studies
Except where otherwise noted, the Barshop Institute seminars take place at 3:30 PM in Lecture Hall 444B, Medical School building, Long Campus and are videoconferenced to the TRP-AT&T Teleconference Center-1.120; GCCRI -2.160; South Texas Research Facility-300.03; E-RAHC -2.200; and the library of the Texas Biomedical Research Institute. For more information, please call 210-567-7290. Link here to visit our YouTube channel to view selected seminar presentations.
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Topic: Test database tables are not created when running test rake task
Hi, I am new to ruby on rails and are trying to run some units tests.
I have some functional tests and some unit tests with 4 fixture files.
My problem is that the database tables are not created in my test database.
I can run the db:test:clone and db:test:load rake tasks independently and the db tables get created.
But when running the test rake task I get errors as the db tables are first removed but not created again.
I checked in the test.log file. And I have some entries like this:


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Fishing access getting difficult
IRON MOUNTAIN – Brutal winter conditions are back. With another blast of below-zero temps in the forecast for next week, outdoorsmen and women in the area are mostly (impatiently) waiting for spring.
There were a few brave souls venturing out onto the ice this week for some fishing action, but not many.
At Whispering Pines Outpost in Breitung Township, John Grier said the conditions have become dangerous in a lot of places.
"I know a couple of guys were out on the ice and just got stuck," Grier said. "It's bad, with all that snow and slush out there."
Grier said the stuck anglers, who were on the Menominee River, had to call a friend to help free their vehicle from a layer of slushy ice. The helpers arrived, only to become stuck themselves, and the group spent hours shoveling themselves out.
"It's just too much," Grier said. "The minute you get out there, you sink. If you're going out, take a snowmobile if at all possible."
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources said difficult access has continued to keep ice fishing pressure at a minimum. A few anglers have been accessing fishing spots via plowed trails, but the wind and blowing snow seem to change conditions daily.
Many ice anglers have all but given up and removed their ice shacks, especially with more heavy snow predicted. Anglers on Green Bay are reporting they have to go through 30 inches of ice to fish.
As a result of Friday's snow storm, trail conditions were expected to change dramatically across the state. It may take snowmobile and ski groomers some time to groom the wet, heavy snow. People planning on traveling this weekend should call ahead to destinations for the latest conditions.
The Michigan DNR reported the following fishing conditions across the Upper Peninsula:
Keweenaw Bay: Is producing some smelt for those fishing at night with a teardrop and wax worm between Baraga and Bucks Marina. The bite was slow for coho and lake herring. Catch rates for lake trout were hit-or-miss. Anglers are fishing out from the Whirl-l-Gig and Pequaming or on Newton's, Farmers and the Big Reef. They are using 3/4 to 1 1/2 ounce jigs with smelt or cut bait.
Marquette: Ice anglers fishing the Upper Harbor have reported incidental catches of diving ducks when using tip-ups with minnows. Anglers are advised to fish as far away from open water where waterfowl have congregated. This will help to minimize the chance that foraging birds will get caught on a hook or tangled in fishing line. If a bird is caught, the best course of action is to reel it in, remove the hook/line and then release the bird. Retrieving the bird through the ice is preferable to simply cutting the line. If a bird is badly injured, anglers are encouraged to contact a local wildlife rehabilitator for assistance. Licensed rehabilitators are listed online at www.michigandnr.com/dlr/.
Munising: Trout Bay was producing some limit catches of coho, lake trout and a few herring. A few small whitefish and splake were caught off Munising.
Menominee: Few anglers were on the bay however some were targeting panfish near the pilings by the lighthouse.
Menominee River: Anglers are being warned that an "ice breaker" is scheduled to come in soon. It will come in from the bay and move upstream to the Marinette Marine to help a ship with its departure. The local paper has advised anglers to stay clear of the bay and the river in that area. A couple bluegills were caught near the Menikaunee launch and behind K-Mart. Pike and walleye were targeted near the Mystery Ship launch. Those fishing the open water on the Michigan side caught a couple steelhead when drifting flies, spawn and yarn or casting small spoons and rapalas. Walleye fishing through the ice on the Wisconsin side was slow but a few were caught in the late evening when jigging a piece of minnow or wax worm.
Little Bay De Noc: Still has good ice however travel conditions were not good. Those taking motorized vehicles out were getting stuck in deep drifts. Some have removed their ice shanties because of the conditions. Catch rates were fair for whitefish in 75 to 85 feet of water off Sand Point. Perch fishing was fair off Kipling. They are using wigglers in 10 to 23 feet but many were small so they were released. Most of the walleye caught near the Second Reef or Gladstone were sub-legal. Ice shanties near the Escanaba Power Plant have been removed because of ice breakers opening the shipping lanes.
Indian Lake: In Schoolcraft County was producing some perch and walleye.
Munuscong: Catch rates were fair along the shipping channel in waters 20 to 27 feet deep. Anglers can see fish but the bite was slow.


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Where 2 Surveys Agree: Mortgages Hikes Don't Scare Buyers
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- How much will home prices rise over 12 months? How about 3.9%? No, it's 6.7%.
Those are the findings of two opinion surveys released last week. Granted, they're not perfect apples-to-apples comparisons, so perhaps the best conclusion is that most everyone expects prices to continue to rise, but not as much as in the past year or so.
The surveys also suggest that consumers are shaking off their concern about the mortgage rate hikes of recent months. Now they seem to be focusing on the fact that rates, while likely to rise, are still low, making this a good time to buy.
The 3.9% figure comes from Fannie Mae's quarterly survey of consumers, who were asked to predict price increases from this July to next July. The 6.7% prediction comes from economists and other real estate experts polled by Zillow
Both surveys, one of experts and the other of ordinary folk, find that respondents expect the pace of home price gains to slow as mortgage rates rise. In Fannie's survey, 62% said interest rates will rise over the next year, a five-point increase from the previous survey.
"Consumers have taken the interest rate rise in stride. Expectations for continued improvement in housing persist, and sentiment toward the current buying and selling environment is back on track from its dip last month," Doug Duncan, senior vice president and chief economist at Fannie Mae, said in a statement. "These results are consistent with our own analysis of previous housing cycles, which finds that interest rates and home prices are not strongly correlated."
Fannie found that 74% of those polled believe it is a good time to buy a house, while 40% said it was a good time to sell. That difference indicates consumers recognize that in most of the country home prices are still well below past highs.


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Info About us: 2010 was our first Tournament season together. We will be participating in many other tournaments this upcoming 2011 season. We aim to represent the lord through paintball, and overall have a great time doing it.
Tournaments Participated in:
- 2010 SplatterPark's 5-man Jam ( April 25, June 6)
- 2010 Urban Splat's 3-man series (November 19th)
achilles09: Mid Player
Big-D: Snake Player
Kraly: Dorito Player
bukinNUTZ: Back Player
Pseudo Sponsors:
Christian Paintball Players Association
----The Crusaders Are currently seeking 1 or 2 more players for the 2011 season!-----
You must be at least 16 Years old
You must have your own car or a reliable ride to and from practices
You must be able to pay your own way for tournament fees, paint, practices,and jersey
You must Have your own reliable electronic marker, Hpa tank, and loader
We are looking for players that play in the central ohio area
You must be willing to both work and have fun at practices and tournaments
All Applicants Should use the following format:
Notable upgrades:
Years of paintball experience:
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Debates of March 26th, 2004
House of Commons Hansard #30 of the 37th Parliament, 3rd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was elections.
- Message from the Senate
- Canada Elections Act
- The Environment
- Gasoline Prices
- Volunteers
- Justice
- Elk Island Constituency
- The Budget
- Rural Communities
- Salon du livre de l'Outaouais
- Foreign Affairs
- World Theatre Day
- Jacob Daniel Edelson
- Official languages
- International Aide
- Friendship Hockey Tournament
- Perdita Felicien and David Ford
- Whistleblower Protection
- The Budget
- Sponsorship Program
- Health
- Sponsorship Program
- St. Lawrence Seaway
- The Environment
- Sponsorship Program
- National Defence
- Agriculture
- Government Expenditures
- The Budget
- Fisheries
- Transportation
- Trade
- Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency
- Health
- Agriculture
- Social Housing
- Multiculturalism
- Public Service
- Pension Funds
- Government Programs
- House of Commons
- Canada National Parks Act
- Committees of the House
- Employment Insurance Act
- Committees of the House
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Canada Elections Act
- User Fees Act
Foreign Affairs
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Canadian Alliance
Rahim Jaffer Edmonton Strathcona, AB
Mr. Speaker, we are approaching the one year anniversary of an exciting campaign to rebuild Iraq that originated in Edmonton. It is called "Rebuilding Iraq...One Town at a Time".
Each city in Canada is asked to support a sister city in Iraq. Edmontonians have chosen to adopt Abul Khaseeb, a city of 160,000 people which was on the front line of the Iraq-Iran war and suffered horrible retribution from Saddam Hussein following the 1991 Gulf War.
Last year, a fundraising rally was held in Edmonton's Hawrelak Park to launch this campaign to help the people of Abul Khaseeb. I would like to thank Dr. Yarub Al-Shiraida, an Iraqi native and resident of Edmonton since 1979, for his efforts in leading this campaign.
This is a positive initiative, and I would encourage all Canadians to visit www.liferelief.org to find out how they can adopt a town and help Iraq rebuild.
World Theatre Day
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Serge Marcil Beauharnois—Salaberry, QC
Mr. Speaker, March 27 is World Theatre Day, a day to reflect on the importance of this performing art in the lives of all Canadians who love theatre, particularly our young people.
Theatre allows communities to bring their dreams to life. Its numerous forms respect individual tastes, from classical to avant-garde, popular to abstract.
Energy and diversity are the trademarks of theatre in Canada. It fills us with emotions, laughter and magic. It stimulates our imagination, helps us see the world from a variety of perspectives, and contributes to our country's cultural diversity.
I would like to thank everyone who works on stage and behind the scenes to enrich our lives through this vibrant art form.
I invite my colleagues and all Canadians to take part in organized activities in their regions in celebration of this day.
Jacob Daniel Edelson
Statements By Members
March 26th, 2004 / 11:10 a.m.
Wendy Lill Dartmouth, NS
Mr. Speaker, Jacob "Jake" Daniel Edelson passed away in his sleep on March 24, leaving behind his mother, Miriam, his father, Jim, his sister, Emma, and thousands of people who knew him and were touched by him.
In his 13 years of life this young man made a huge difference in the world. He was born with lissencephaly, a condition which presented challenges every hour of the day to his caregivers, his loved ones and of course, to Jake himself.
His mother, Miriam, fought fiercely and publicly for quality care for her son and for recognition of his rights to a dignified life. She spoke out for the need for strong public policies that support families of children with special needs.
Last summer Jake had his bar mitzvah and it was a jubilant occasion for all who attended.
Last weekend his sister, Emma, and his mother visited Jake at Susie's Place, his home away from home, the excellent group home where he lived in Belleville, Ontario.
Jake gave back so much to the world around him. Today in the House we wish to celebrate his birth and his short precious life.
Official languages
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Benoît Sauvageau Repentigny, QC
Mr. Speaker, recently the Official Languages Commissioner tabled a report that confirmed what the Bloc Quebecois has been saying for years about bilingual services provided by federal institutions in the National Capital Region.
The results of the study show that in Gatineau, telephone and in-person services are exemplary. In Ottawa, however, the results are, and I quote, "disappointing and there is plenty of room for improvement".
Yet, according to commercial tenants, providing bilingual services has business advantages because it helps increase market share and, in general, the overall advantages outweigh the cost.
The federal government, as the landlord, must comply with the requirements of the legislation and ensure that language clauses are respected in its buildings. The facts are clear. On the Quebec side we obey the law. We expect the same in Ottawa.
International Aide
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Don Boudria Glengarry—Prescott—Russell, ON
Mr. Speaker, Canada has always taken part in peacekeeping efforts throughout the world and with the 2004 budget, this tradition continues.
The budget adds $248 million to the 8% increase in international assistance already allocated for 2004-05 in the last budget. This represents a new increase of 8% for 2005-06.
This money will allow us to provide humanitarian assistance in such countries as Iraq and Afghanistan, and help citizens rebuild their country. Of course, this is in addition to the $50 million to assist with peacekeeping in Haiti, and an extra $250 million to assist with peacekeeping in Afghanistan for two years.
We can continue to be proud of Canada's role on the international stage.
Friendship Hockey Tournament
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Canadian Alliance
Peter Goldring Edmonton Centre-East, AB
Mr. Speaker, a contest of sporting excellence has taken place in Fredericton, New Brunswick. The Friendship Hockey Tournament between the Brocton Boxers and the Valley Graphics Canadians is international peewee hockey at its best.
Young 12 and 13 year old American hockey ambassadors from Boston met their Canadian counterparts in Fredericton by special invitation of Premier Bernard Lord.
Last year's immature, shameful adult anti-American protestations, learned from Liberal parliamentarians, directed against young American team members are being forgotten by this year's mature 12 year old sportsmen.
Who will win the series is not in question. Both Canada and the United States will win by the much needed renewal of mutual respect and friendship.
Let us thank those responsible for the organization of this international friendship contest and congratulate the real heroes, the peewee players of both countries.
Perdita Felicien and David Ford
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Robert Lanctôt Châteauguay, QC
Mr. Speaker, it gives me great pleasure to pay tribute to two exceptional Canadians, Perdita Felicien and David Ford, who were named Female Athlete of the Year and Male Athlete of the Year 2003 at the most recent Canadian Sport Awards, held Tuesday evening in Toronto.
Perdita Felicien won world recognition in August 2003 as the gold medallist in 100-metre hurdles at the International Association of Athletics Federations world championships in Paris, at the same time breaking the Canadian record for that event.
David Ford won a silver medal in the senior slalom world championships in Germany and was grand champion of the 2003 World Cup ranking event in kayak slalom.
We will continue to encourage David and Perdita in their quest for gold medals at the Athens Olympic Games this August.
I would also like to congratulate all the other award winners who were honoured for their exceptional performances and their contributions to Canadian sport.
Whistleblower Protection
Statements By Members
11:15 a.m.
Canadian Alliance
Darrel Stinson Okanagan—Shuswap, BC
Mr. Speaker, current hearings being conducted by the public accounts committee into the sponsorship scandal make clear how much government waste could be avoided if we had some way for employees in each department to get their concerns dealt with. Instead, conscientious employees who see things not being done right often must put their jobs on the line to get action.
Canadians and their federal employees urgently need a new law. According to the Canadian Taxpayers' Federation, "Canada is still the only major industrialized democracy without adequate whistleblower protection for public servants".
This government has proposed Bill C-25 but it needs amendments. I urge the government in the strongest terms to consult with the Public Service Alliance of Canada and the public service integrity officer, Dr. Edward Keyserlingk, to develop the amendments needed for conscientious federal employees to get wrongdoing corrected quickly.
Canadians and whistleblowers deserve no less.
The Budget
Oral Question Period
11:15 a.m.
Canadian Alliance
Charlie Penson Peace River, AB
Mr. Speaker, the government is out of control and the unity fund is just the latest example. The finance minister cancelled the secret fund because of all of the problems with it. Even the Prime Minister's own official called it a honey pot.
Yesterday the Prime Minister called the fund a normal operating procedure. Who represents the government's position, the Minister of Finance who rejected the fund, or the Prime Minister who is defending it?
The Budget
Oral Question Period
11:15 a.m.
David Anderson Minister of the Environment
Mr. Speaker, when this government came to power in 1993 there were a number of reserve funds across government which had been put in place by the previous Conservative government. This one was used to fund programs in the interest of national unity, about which the government has been clear, that we intended to take a different approach on those issues.
We are taking a different approach in the new government which was sworn in on December 12. That is why we are doing away with this reserve.
The Budget
Oral Question Period
11:15 a.m.
Canadian Alliance
Charlie Penson Peace River, AB
Mr. Speaker, the member for Calgary Centre laid bare that lie yesterday. That just is not so. The Prime Minister is defending this secret fund. He continues to do that.
Eddie Goldenberg, the top aide to the former prime minister, said that the current Prime Minister knew about the fund all along. Even the Auditor General had no knowledge that the half a billion dollars was spent with no rules or program criteria.
Why did the Prime Minister, the former minister of finance, continue to let this fund go unchecked under his watch for 10 years?
The Budget
Oral Question Period
11:15 a.m.
David Anderson Minister of the Environment
Mr. Speaker, the hon. gentleman should be a great deal more cautious in his language. The fact is the hon. member for Calgary Centre did not state as the gentleman has stated in the House. The quote is not his.
When we came to power there were a number of reserve funds across the whole government which had been put in place by the previous government, a fact admitted by the former prime minister, the right hon. member for Calgary Centre.
With respect to Mr. Goldenberg's comments, it has been quite clear and was indeed made clear in a response in the House by the Prime Minister some two weeks ago. He responded by saying that he had never used the fund and that in fact--
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The hon. member for Peace River.
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Canadian Alliance
Charlie Penson Peace River, AB
Mr. Speaker, the old trick of smoke and mirrors is no longer working. Canadians do not believe the government on this issue.
The finance minister cancelled the Prime Minister's secret Liberal fund because it failed to meet sound fiscal management. The Prime Minister knew about the program for the past 10 years yet chose to hide it from the Auditor General and Canadians.
Why did it take him a decade to cancel this fund? Who really speaks for Canadians these days and the Liberal government in the House, the finance minister or the Prime Minister?
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Mr. Speaker, once again the hon. member is not telling the House the true situation. The fact of these funds was well known throughout the government. The Prime Minister responded in the House two weeks ago and made it perfectly clear that the existence of such funds was well known, as it was to the previous Conservative government. What he did say, however, with respect to this particular fund, which he has never accessed as Prime Minister, was he did not see the need for it and to abolish it.
Again, the hon. member should once more check what the Auditor General has said because his comments do not reflect the true spirit of the words she used.


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Airlines on high alert as volcano begins to erupt
Hot magma is melting glacier ice
REYKJAVIK, Iceland — Iceland's Bardarbunga volcano began erupting Saturday under the ice of Europe's largest glacier, prompting the country to close the airspace over the volcano.
Thousands of small earthquakes have rattled the volcano, located deep beneath the Vatnajokull glacier, in the last week. Seismic data indicated that magma from the volcano was melting ice beneath the glacier's Dyngjujokull icecap, Meteorological Office vulcanologist Melissa Pfeffer said.
The remote area, 200 miles east of the capital of Reykjavik, is uninhabited.
The Civil Protection Department said scientists flew over the ice cap Saturday afternoon but saw no visible signs of the eruption on the surface.
Still, authorities raised the country's aviation alert to red — the highest level on a five-point scale — indicating the threat of "significant emission of ash into the atmosphere."
Icelandic authorities declared a no-fly zone of 100 nautical miles by 140 nautical miles around the eruption as a precaution, but did not shut down air space over most of the island nation in the North Atlantic.
"All airports are open and flights are on schedule," said spokeswoman Olof Baldursdottir.
A 2010 eruption of Iceland's Eyjafjallajokul volcano produced an ash cloud that caused a week of international aviation chaos, with more than 100,000 flights canceled.
Pfeffer said it was not clear when, or if, the eruption would melt through the ice — which is between 330 to 1,300 feet thick — and fling steam and ash into the air. She said it could take up to a day for the ice to melt — or the eruption might remain contained beneath Europe's largest glacier.
Scientists were monitoring a hydrological station downstream from the volcano for flooding, a common result of volcanic eruptions in Iceland.
Pfeffer said the amount of ash produced by the new eruption would depend on the thickness of the ice.
"The thicker the ice, the more water there is, the more explosive it will be and the more ash-rich the eruption will be," she said.


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On a rain-soaked Sunday afternoon in Rangoon, a crowd of eager basketball fans braved the weather to come out and welcome a quartet of NBA and WNBA stars at the kickoff event of the State Department's first-ever Sports Envoy program in Burma.
Newly arrived Ambassador Derek Mitchell introduced the four visiting Sports Envoys to the throng of excited onlookers. Charlotte Bobcats General Manager Rich Cho, former WNBA player Allison Feaster, former NBA player Marty Conlon, and Los Angeles Lakers Assistant Coach Darvin Ham took the court and captured everyone's attention. For Rich Cho, who was born in Burma, immigrated to the United States as a young child, and later went on to become the first Asian-American general manager in American major league sports, the trip to Rangoon was an emotional homecoming. The audience cheered as he addressed them with a few words in Burmese and then, along with Darvin and Allison, demonstrated a few of his basketball moves.
During the week-long program, the Sports Envoys took in much of Burma's rich culture, including participating in a few rounds of Chin Lone, or Cane Ball, a traditional sport that combines elements of sport and dance. They also toured the famous Shwedagon Pagoda and, on their last day in country, visited a local orphanage where they made a group donation and met with some of the children who receive free schooling from the Buddhist monks.
With the cooperation of Burma's Ministry of Sports and the National Basketball Federation, the Sports Envoys visited schools and stadiums throughout Rangoon and conducted a series of skills camps and basketball clinics to engage with youth on the importance of academics, cooperation, and respect for diversity. While basketball is still growing in popularity in Burma, the program was an opportunity to connect with diverse groups of Burmese youth in a fun and neutral setting. Participants at every workshop and tournament showed the Envoys their heart, their hustle and their love of the game.
The Sports Envoy visit was sponsored by Sports United, the international sports exchange program within the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.


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Coach USA bus accident closes Route 60
Christina M. Rizzo
PORTLAND – Christina M. (Schrader) Rizzo, age 84, of Portland, NY, died Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at Absolut Care of Westfield, NY.
She is survived by her daughter: Judith M. Helman of Westfield, NY and her two sons: Frank T. Rizzo, III of Alachua, FL, and Michael L. Rizzo of Portland, NY. She was the proud grandmother of six grandchildren that include: Andrew Rizzo of Gainesville, FL, Lindsay Rizzo of Alachua, FL, Michael L. Rizzo, Jr., and Erica Rizzo both of Portland, NY, James Helman of Tonawanda, NY, and RaeKel Helman of Westfield, NY, as well as her great grandson, Aric Jett Rizzo of Gainesville, FL. Christina is further survived by her sister, Doris Ferry of Fredonia, NY.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Frank T. Rizzo, Jr., whom she married on Nov. 13, 1948 and who died on January 31, 2012; her brothers, Howard and Harold Schrader; and her three sisters, Geraldine Frommer, Gertrude Tenamore and Irene Jones.
Friends may call at the MASON Funeral Home, 37 Clinton St., Westfield, NY on Saturday, January 19, 2013 from 11AM until the time of services there at 1:00 PM with Rev. David Lilley officiating. Burial will be in Portland Evergreen Cemetery.
Family suggests memorials be made to Portland Vol. Fire Dept., Portland, NY 14769.
Log on to www.masonfuneral.com to send the Rizzo family a message of condolence.


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Here's how RW members rated this race (782 votes).
In short: A hilly but fantastic half marathonIn full: The people of Hastings come out in force for this amazing but challenging course, bands greet you around every corner and don't forget to say Hi to Popeye as you reach the seafront. This really is a well organised and very enjoyable race.Date of review: March 25, 2016
In short: ExcellentIn full: First Hastings half and cannot recommend it enough. The crowds were magnificent and definitely helped you along.The hills in the first half of the course we're challenging but not as bad as I thought.Medal was good but would have liked a ribbon on it. Race programme was also an excellent touch.Highly recommendedDate of review: March 23, 2016
In short: Great atmosphere, wonderful supportIn full: did my first ever Half Marathon at Hastings in 2015 and loved it so went back this year and did even better. Fantastic support all the way round and a much more interesting route than the Brighton Half Marathon 3 weeks earlier.Date of review: March 23, 2016
In short: A testing but rewarding half marathonIn full: Another great Hastings half marathon this year. If your thinking doing a half marathon next spring, give this one a go. Even the first half of the race is tough, the crowd support is excellent and gives it the edge for me over the bigger,flatter city half marathons. Date of review: March 22, 2016
In short: Excellent race, as always!In full: This is the 6th or 7th time I've done the Hastings half, and it's still my favourite. Firstly, the longer hills are in the first half of the race, which suits my preference. Secondly, and almost more important, the people of the town really get behind this race. They're out in force, whatever the weather, supporting the runners with encouragement, music, bananas, orange segments and enough jelly babies to cause a significant blip in Bassets' profits! The road closures are respected (though I saw 2 people arguing with marshals this year...a first) and I never have any trouble getting away at the end, even though I park usually within 200m of the start.Date of review: March 22, 2016
In short: Back again and Better than ever!In full: Once again the people of Hastings came out in huge numbers to support this brilliant event. The weather was near perfect, and the cool conditions helped us runners when faced with the notorious hills! They may not get any better but the event itself, undoubtedly does! Date of review: March 21, 2016
In short: Challenging half marathon but the support from the people of Hastings is what you will rememberIn full: Second year that I have taken part in this race and my experience was as good as last year. Inspite of the hills it is possible to run a quick time if you get your pacing right. The people of Hastings make this race special through their terrific support. Very well organised too.Date of review: March 21, 2016
In short: Hard but fun race with brilliant supportDate of review: March 21, 2016
In short: Back for my 8th timeIn full: A great race, yes the inclines are testing but the course is enjoyable and as always the local support is amazing.very well organised.Date of review: April 19, 2015
In short: Great choice for my first Half MarathonIn full: Having never done an organised run (plenty of cycle rides) I chose Hastings due to the date and proximity. Atmosphere was fantastic with great support from the town. Can't understand why results are published in gross times and not net, Half Marathon is from the start to the finish not adding the time it took to cross the start line which in my case was 2 mins 14 secs.As a newcomer I overestimated my target time by 15 mins and started too far back. Still really enjoyed the day and will be back.Date of review: April 10, 2015
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Marker: V3 Invert Mini
Condition: aesthetically 9/10 normal feedneck lever wear, tiny nick on detent, very faint scuff on left side of the body, virtually unnoticeable, mechanically 10/10 never had any issues
Color: Dust Blue
Upgrades: CP Trigger
Known Problems: None
Asking Price: TRADED
Shipping Options: Most likely USPS
Trades of interest: Pumps, GOG G1
Location of item: Bethesda, MD
What is Included: Original box (slightly damaged), Parts kit (lube is almost empty), Manual, Barrel, Barrel Sock
I'm mainly looking to trade for a Autococker Pump or a GOG G1. This marker has been taken great care of and hasn't seen too much playing time. It's been maintained after every day of play and still looks almost brand new.
You can faintly see the scuff I was talking about. As I stated it is virtually unnoticeable.
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I am developing a nested form in rails - a user model that has many answers and answers belong to users, there is also a question model.
but what i am trying to do is have a nested form where a user can have many answers - builder works fine for this 3.times {} etc.. but the problem is I have 30 questions and I need to be able to style each question seperatly some questions are yes no some are multiple choice with 4 answers some have 10 answers, I have tried styling the entire for with js but but this seems really messy and just does not feel right for something that should be so simple.
I have been back and forth on this for weeks so please I hope someone can help me.
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ASID Welcomes New 2009 Board Members
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (September 29, 2008) – The American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) announces the 2009 ASID Board of Directors who will take office October 1, 2008. The 11-member board, made up of three officers (Past President, President and President-Elect), six Directors-at-Large members, one Industry Partner Representative and one Chapter Support Team Representative, meet throughout the year to discuss issues impacting the interior design profession and the Society. Through their leadership, Board members ensure the Society is doing all it can to advance the profession and support the design community through knowledge sharing, community advocacy, education and professional development. This year, the new members bring diversity and a unique set of experiences and knowledge to the group.
"ASID is a large, talented, well-run organization with a strong legacy and mission," says Sari Graven, ASID, newly elected President-Elect for the Society. "When I assume the role of president in 2010, I will focus on refining and enlarging the role of ASID as the preeminent voice of the interior design profession."
Graven is Director of Program and Resource Development within the Facilities Services department of Seattle University. Past employers include design giants Haworth Inc., Industry Partner of ASID, and Callison Architecture. Graven served on the ASID Board of Directors from 2002 – 2004 and is the recipient of several ASID chapter awards.
The complete list of incoming board members includes
Sari Graven, ASID
Stephanie Clemons, Ph.D., FASID, FIDEC
Rachelle Schoessler Lynn, ASID, CID, LEED AP
Charrisse Johnston, ASID, LEED AP, CID
Sybil J. B. van Dijs, ASID
Chapter Support Team Representative
A member of Colorado State University faculty since 1988 and president of the Interior Design Educators Council (IDEC) from 2001 – 2004, Stephanie Clemons brings a strong background in interior design education to the group, and her work on interior design education and research has been published many times over. She's been recognized with a list of awards from IDEC, the Journal of Interior Design and Colorado State University.
The next new addition to the Board is sustainable design expert, Rachelle Schoessler Lynn. Schoessler Lynn realized the importance of sustainability long before it gained widespread recognition. She co-founded the USGBC chapter in her area and in 2007 she launched Studio 2030 with her business partner in Minneapolis. Studio 2030 is an integrated design practice merging the art and science of architecture with the values of social and ecological responsibility. As chair of the ASID Sustainable Design Council from 2007 – 2008, Schoessler Lynn helped lead the Society through advancements in green design.
After a successful career on Wall Street, Charrisse Johnston decided she was ready for a change and returned to school to pursue a degree in interior design. Armed with degrees from as many as three prestigious institutions – UCLA, Columbia Business School and Johns Hopkins University – Johnston started her own design firm and today is a corporate office designer for the well-known commercial design firm, Gensler. Her accomplishments include earning the title of valedictorian for UCLA Extension's interior design program and serving on the national ASID Student Advisory Council from 2006 – 2008.
"ASID is an extraordinary organization that is not only committed to meeting the needs of its members, but is equally devoted to improving the lives of the entire population," says Johnston. "I'm thrilled and honored to serve the Society, especially during this pivotal time of our profession's evolution."
The last new board member to be introduced is Sybil J. B. van Dijs. Van Dijs and her design firm work on a diverse array of projects, from commercial to residential, from Beverly Hills to Saudi Arabia. In 2005 – 2006 she served as president of the ASID California Los Angeles Chapter. She is in tune with the needs of chapters and aware of the diversity of work within the profession. Both will serve her well as Chapter Support Team Representative.
Returning ASID Board members include
Bruce Brigham, FASID
Rita Carson Guest, FASID
Past President
Bruce Goff, ASID
Doug Hartsell
IP Representative to the Board
Mary Knopf, ASID, LEED AP
Lisa Henry, ASID, LEED AP
Outgoing ASID Board members include
Suzan Globus, FASID
Past President
Patrick Schmidt, ASID
Chapter Support Team Representative
Linda Sorrento, ASID, LEED AP
Barbara S. Marini, FASID
Teresa Sowell, ASID
About ASID: The American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) is a community of people—designers, industry representatives, educators and students—committed to interior design. Through education, knowledge sharing, advocacy, community building and outreach, the Society strives to advance the interior design profession and, in the process, to demonstrate and celebrate the power of design to positively change people's lives. Its more than 40,000 members engage in a variety of professional programs and activities through a network of 48 chapters throughout the United States and Canada. www.asid.org
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Jefferson Graham previews the new Sonos Playbar, a nine-speaker unit meant to bring high quality sound to HDTVs, and stream Internet and computer music into the living room.
SANTA BARBARA, California: The Playbar is the latest offering from Sonos, the company that makes those cool wireless speakers that stream Internet music and web stations like Pandora and Spotify off the PC into the home.
Now Sonos is targeting the living room, and more specifically the TV set, to replace the woefully tinny sound coming from flat-panel TVs.
As TVs get thinner than ever, something's got to give -- and it's been the audio.
So clearly there's a need for improved audio for the TV. The twist with the Sonos Playbar is that not only does it improve the TV sound without having to drag wires all around the room, but it can also bring in streaming internet music.
I've been testing the Playbar and in every step of the way, it does the job it promises. Sound from the TV is suddenly full and robust. Movies and even more so, TV shows, have extraordinary audio. Streaming music is simple to access, and there's terrific integration with smartphones or tablets, which can be used as your remote.
The problem is the price: at $699, the Playbar is $300 more than I paid for the 42-inch 3-D LG flat panel in my living room, and $200 more than the 50-inch Panasonic plasma set in my bedroom.
TV prices have fallen so much, that deals for video abound -- not so for audio.
The sound bar is a relatively recent invention -- a way to stick audio sound into a solitary unit that connects directly to the TV, sans tons of wires. Prices start as low as $99 from Vizio (one speaker) to $199 for a two-speaker setup from Sony, and all the way up to $1,399 for a 9-speaker setup in one unit from Bose, plus a sub-woofer.
Sonos says it's competing with Bose, on the high end, and that it's unit (sans sub-woofer) is half-the price.
I haven't checked out the Bose unit, but can say that after a few days of using the Playbar, I wouldn't want to go back to tinny, audio sound from the HDTV.
Watching the ABC series Nashville, the guitars, bass and drums sounded like they were in the room with us. An episode of NBC's Rock Center news magazine was so clear, I heard anchor Brian Williams rusting the papers of his notes.
And for the various movies that I checked out on HBO, the creepy music from the horror movies gave me an even stronger signal that something really bad was about to happen.
The Playbar hopes to be a replacement for those six-speaker 5.1 surround stereo set-ups we've seen in home theaters over the year, the ones that separate the front, back and middle speakers. But to get there, you'll have to buy two additional Sonos speakers, which start at $299.
So, for $699, as much as I love the Playbar, I still couldn't justify forking over that kind of dough for improved audio. But here's hoping, as with the fine Sonos speaker system (I'm an owner) that prices eventually come to earth for the rest of us.


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Parmesan Crusted Salmon
- 1 (6-ounce) salmon fillet, skin off
- 1/4 cup Parmesan, finely grated
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto Paste:
- 4 ounces sun dried tomatoes, packed in olive oil
- 1 clove garlic
- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- Basil Pesto:
- 1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 clove garlic
- 1/2 cup basil leaves
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan
- Salt and freshly ground white pepper
- Parmesan Crisps, recipe follows
- Sauteed Asparagus, recipe follows
- Mashed Potatoes, recipe follows
Lightly season the salmon with salt and pepper. Generously coat 1side of the salmon with the finely grated Parmesan. In a non-stick saute pan, add approximately 3 tablespoons vegetable oil and place over high heat. When the oil is hot, carefully place the salmon in the pan cheese side down. Turn temperature down to medium heat and allow the salmon to cook about 4 minutes before flipping over. The idea is to form a nice crispy, lightly brown crust. Turn salmon and allow to cook another 3 or 4 minutes. Remove from pan and set aside in a warm place until plating.
Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto Paste:
In a blender or food processor, add the sun-dried tomatoes along with their oil, the garlic cloves, and 1/4 cup of extra-virgin olive oil. Process the mixture on high speed approximately 1 minute until almost smooth. The mixture should be slightly chunky. Season with salt and pepper, to taste.
Basil Pesto
In a blender or food processor, place the extra-virgin olive oil and garlic clove. Process until smooth. Add the basil leaves, and process for about 1 minute until mixture is relatively smooth. Add the Parmesan and process again until fully incorporated. Season the pesto with salt and pepper, to taste.
To plate:
Place a small mound of mash potatoes in the center of the plate. Place the asparagus on top of the mashed potatoes at an angle. Then put the salmon nicely on the plate, overlapping the asparagus. Drizzle the plate with both pestos and garnish the plate with the Parmesan crisp by securing it in the bed of mashed potatoes.
1/4 cup Parmesan, coarsely grated
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
Heavily grease a cookie sheet (parchment paper is optional, but if using parchment, make sure it is heavily greased). In a 5-inch diameter circle, sprinkle the coarsely grated Parmesan. Make sure there is just enough to fill the circle, don't over do it! Place in oven and bake for approximately 8 minutes, or until golden brown. Remove from oven and allow to cool before lifting from cookie sheet. Be extremely gentle with them they are very brittle when cool.
4 green asparagus
1/2 tablespoon butter
Salt and white pepper
Cut off about 2 inches of the ends of the asparagus, as they tend to be very coarse and tough. Blanch asparagus in boiling, well-salted water until tender. Shock them in ice water to keep them from cooking any further and hold them until you are ready to plate. Right before plating, in a saute pan over a low flame, melt the butter with the asparagus. Once the asparagus are hot, season with salt and white pepper.
2 large russet potatoes, peeled and cut into 1/8ths
1/2 cup cream
2 tablespoons butter
Salt and freshly ground white pepper
Place the potatoes in cold, salted water over high heat. Cook thoroughly and strain. In a separate pot, heat heavy cream and butter. Using a potato masher, mash potatoes. Slowly incorporate the cream and butter mixture. Season with salt and white pepper, to taste.
Professional Recipe: This recipe was provided by a chef, restaurant or culinary professional and makes a large quantity. The Food Network Kitchens chefs have not tested this recipe in the proportions indicated and therefore cannot make any representation as to the results.
2003, Jill Davie, All Rights Reserved
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Parmesan and Thyme Crackers
Recipe courtesy of Ina Garten
Fried Green Tomato Parm Sandwiches
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About the Author: Tom Weinz served as the Foreign Service Liaison Officer (FSLO) aboard the USNS Richard E. Byrd for Pacific Partnership 2009 (PP09).
Early in this series, I reflected on how our best-laid plans often take a detour. My personal detour came in French New Caledonia, when some medical tests prevented my sailing with the USNS Byrd, and I subsequently returned to the Washington, DC area. Although I know both Solomon Islands, and PP09's specific mission, very well, I am sorry to miss what continues to be an effective and mutually beneficial undertaking. Guadalcanal Day memorial services were held early on August 7 at the well-kept American Memorial on Skyline Ridge, overlooking Iron Bottom Sound. Americans and Solomon Islanders alike gathered to reflect on the profound events that took place there in 1942-1943.
A few days later, as I was monitoring PP09 activity in Solomon Islands from my home, I read an article in the Solomon Islands "Island Sun" newspaper lauding the Pacific Partnership effort, but pleading for sustainability, an equally important concept to Pacific Partnership planners and participants. These events and emotions resonate with me, what that means, and how it impacts people in their daily lives.
Solomon Islands is at a critical juncture. In 2003, the Solomon Islands Parliament requested assistance to stabilize their country, socially and economically. The response came in the guise of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands (RAMSI), military, police and civilian personnel from fifteen Pacific countries working to help Solomon Islanders achieve peace and stability. Sustainability is key to their plans also. Pacific Partnership responded to requests to provide assistance to both Guadalcanal and Malaita, the two key islands responsible for a better future. As I write this, the Byrd is leaving the Solomon Islands, after treating thousands of people and renovating additional schools and hospitals, and constructing teaching facilities for the local Red Cross. Though their stay was not long, PP09 personnel have done much to contribute to sustainability in health care and education for all the people of Solomon Islands.
Read Tom's previous entry en route to the Solomon Islands or his next entry about PP09 in Kiribati.
David S. in Texas writes:
Tom represents the best of us. Foreign Service Representatives such as Tom help all of us understand our world better and help us to appreciate how America can have the best impact possible in underdeveloped areas of the world.
Thanks Tom.
Best Regards,
Eric in New Mexico writes:
Sorry to hear your cruise got cut short Tom, hope you are feeling better.


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Thursday night, I'll be at Idle Hands Bar in the Lower East Side to DJ at the "Do You Know Who You Are?" Emo Night with my good friends Tom and Brian. As if that wasn't going to be fun enough, we've also teamed up with Idle Hands to help raise money for Andy 'The Butcher' Mrotek's medical bills. By purchasing any of the following drinks that night, a portion of the sales will go towards Andy's medical bills.
- $6 Harpoon, Blue Point and Steven Point Cans
- $6 Bushmills and Evan Green Whisky Drinks
There'll also be a donation jar set up at the entrance where you can make a donation to the cause! Join the event on Facebook HERE and bring all your friends. If you're over 21, we'll see you Thursday!
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On Day 3 of the 2012 George H. Morris Horsemastership Training Session, Jan. 3-7 in Wellington, Fla., it was McLain Ward's turn to step in and conduct the day's lessons due to Morris' continuing illness.
As he got acquainted with each session's participants, Ward sent riders around the ring to get their horses loosened up. However, since the day's school was to include quite a bit of jumping, he limited the flatwork to about 15 minutes.
"When you're in the warm-up arena at a competition, I'm not a huge fan of complicated flatwork, because I think you can irritate the horse," Ward said. "My goals are to get the horse supple, relaxed, and going forward and back. If he's doing those commands, he's going to ride better in the ring than most of the people who are out there. I think people can create a problem by doing too much."
As a refresher from the previous day's gymnastics session with Kent Farrington [5], Ward asked riders to start cantering on a large circle over a single cross-rail with ground poles set 9 feet from the base on either side. "Ride the first pole, not the jump itself," he explained. "Let the pole come to you. If you focus on the jump, I guarantee you're going to miss. One of the reasons I like this exercise is that not only is it good for the horses, but it's also great for the riders. It really makes you stay disciplined to what you're focusing on. You cannot get anxious. If you get anxious, you're going to screw it up every time."
Moving on to a short serpentine pattern of four to five fences, followed by a second winding course, which included a liverpool, riders quickly discovered that while the jumps weren't huge, there were plenty of questions to answer in the bending lines.
Reiterating the importance of position, Ward described how a lackadaisical attitude to the basics will come back to bite riders when jumps increase in size and frequency. "We have to pay attention to our weaknesses," he warned. "You have to be disciplined. I hear people say all the time, 'Oh well, it's just a cross-rail, I can throw my body forward or not keep my weight in my heels,' but then they just think they'll magically be able to do it when there's five jumps in a row? It doesn't work."
Maintain Your Position
Ward encouraged everyone to be mindful of their horse's rhythm while keeping their hands up and bodies back, maintaining connection between hand and leg, and avoiding any exaggerated movements in the saddle such as leaning too far to the inside. He explained that a rider's position must remain strong and in the correct place whether a jump is 2'6" or 5'6".
One flaw will lead to another. For example, if a rider's wrists are in the wrong place, the elbows soon will be too, followed by the shoulders. "I don't want to see any more motion than that with your upper body—let the horse jump the fence first," he instructed one rider. "I keep harping on this point, but in your mind's eye you've got to see and feel the horse coming up through your chest. Don't overextend your body and jump over your hands. Then your lower leg slips back, the connection is lost, and the horse's hind end is gone, and you lose all your power. You can't give me one good reason why overdoing the balance and jumping up the neck helps the horse, so there's not one good reason to do it.
"There are all these debates about equitation, but I think it's great," Ward continued. "The problem is that this type of mistake, in general, doesn't show up in equitation. Where it shows up is when the oxers start to get wide and the jumps get bigger, and then that mistake becomes a big problem."
Ward believes the key in any sport, whether it's a quarterback throwing a football or a golfer hitting a ball, is working toward being able to perform a task the same way every single time. "No matter what type of horse you're riding, if you have a nice rhythm with a straight horse, and the last three strides in front of the jump you connect your seat in degrees with a supportive lower leg to a nice steady hand that follows the horse over the fence, you'll succeed," said Ward. "Consistency is critical—use the same routine to every single jump and ride correctly on every type of horse. Just make minor adjustments to the degrees. Anybody that tells you, 'This horse jumps this way, and you have to ride it this way and another horse jumps this way,' they don't know what they're talking about."
Getting Their Feet Wet
Despite the impressive appearance of today's water jump, it caused few problems for the young riders and their horses. Ward said the key to navigating this type of obstacle is the approach. The rider must utilize the approach to create impulsion and balance the horse, while he remains connected through the rider's hand. This is the same concept as any other jump, "just up a few gears and with a little more leg. Get right to the base with a lot of power—don't let him get flat," he said. "You don't just come off the corner and catch a flyer and wing it. That's why people land in it all the time and fall off."
Ward also warned riders to pay attention and be ready to act if their horses got starry-eyed at the possibility of getting their feet wet. "Don't let your horse put his head down at a natural fence. If you can keep his head up, normally you'll get them off the ground," he explained. "And after the water, don't let the horse run around wildly. You're going to pay dearly for that at the next fence."
Make Smart Choices
One of the prevalent themes during the week's training session has been for riders to do more than simply react to situations; they must think strategically and proactively when in the saddle, as they are ultimately responsible for their horse's actions. Ward noted that while some riders may win a lot because they push the envelope, they also have to be smart about their training, even if it means taking a conservative route and adding strides.
"With these small fences, this is not the time to be galloping the jumps. Be disciplined, be patient," he said. "You must be in charge of the horse's stride. Make it happen—not just kinda. But you have to make those corrections before the last stride to the fence."
Ward scolded participants whose focus wavered as the course progressed. "Don't be three-quarters of the way through a turn and still getting organized," he admonished a rider. "You've done the same line three times now, and you're still three strides in before you're even thinking about balancing. You've got to be a smart rider, at least after the first time through. You've got to think! The same riders win everything because they're smarter than the other people."
Ward believes mistakes, even seemingly minor ones, display a lack of discipline. "Trust what you know is correct and do just enough to get it done. You've got to plan ahead, always be thinking ahead, because how you ride this line seriously affects the next one," he concluded. "Think about what's going to make it easier for you, and learn from somebody else's mistakes. Don't ride stupid."
Due to Morris' continued illness, Beezie Madden is on the schedule for Friday's mounted sessions.
Watch the lessons live on the USEF Network. [6]
Day 1 at the 2012 George H. Morris Horsemastership Training Session. [7]
Day 2 at the 2012 George H. Morris Horsemastership Training Session. [5]


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Topic: Subclassing ApplicationController in a gem
(also posted in http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1134 r-in-a-gem )
I thought I'd come up with a slick way to extend ApplicationController in a Rails 3.x gem.
In my gem's lib/my_namespace/my_controller.rb, I had:
class MyNamespace::MyController < ApplicationController
before_filter :some_method
after_filter :another_method
def initialize
# getting classname of the subclass to use for lookup of the associated model, etc.
# and storing the model_class in an instance variable
# ...
# define :some_method, :another_method, etc.
# ...
attr_accessor :subclass_defined_during_initialize # etc.
# etc.
but when the Gem is loaded, app/controllers/application_controller.rb is not yet loaded, so it fails:
in `require': cannot load such file -- my_gem_name/application_controller (LoadError)
As a workaround, I had defined ApplicationController in my gem's lib/gem_namespace/application_controller.rb as:
class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base
I assumed that even though I had defined it there, it would be redefined in my Rails 3 application's app/controllers/application_controller.rb, such that both controllers in the application that extended ApplicationController and controllers that extended MyNamespace::MyController would directly or indirectly extend the ApplicationController defined in app/controllers/application_controller.rb.
However, we noticed that after loading the gem, controllers that extend ApplicationController were unable to access methods defined in app/controllers/application_controller.rb. Also, the ApplicationHelper (app/helpers/application_helper.rb) module was no longer being loaded by other helper modules.
How can I extend ApplicationController within the controller in my gem for the purpose allowing others to subclass my controller that subclasses ApplicationController, so that I can use before_filter, after_filter, and use initialize to access the subclass's name to determine the associated model's class that it is then storing in a private accessor on the subclass?
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Earlier this week, I had the privilege of accompanying Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis to Haiti. The trip marked Secretary Clinton's first visit to the northern region of the country to see more of the restoration since the traumatic earthquake of 2010. Before and since the earthquake, Haiti has faced great challenges -- ones the government and people of Haiti are working to confront and to lead the international community in helping them solve.
In our work in the Administration on behalf of Haiti, we have looked for ways to promote sustainable economic growth. And we have also partnered in a serious manner with the government, because we wanted our priorities to be following Haitian priorities. That is the only way that those priorities will translate into lasting accomplishments for the people of Haiti.
In its National Action Plan, the Haitian government expressed its desire to create centers of economic development outside of Port-au-Prince to spur economic growth and bring jobs to Haiti's underserved regions. The Caracol Industrial Park is a first step toward achieving this goal, bringing together the Haitian and U.S. governments, the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), and Sae-A Trading Co. Ltd. -- Korea's leading garment manufacturer. This first major public-private partnership is expected to bring permanent jobs to Haiti. The park is projected to initially create 20,000 permanent jobs through Sae-A's investment alone. Ultimately, the industrial park has the potential to create up to 65,000 direct jobs once fully developed. At a ceremony in November 2011, the first stone was laid in the park. On Monday, October 22, Secretary Clinton joined President Michel Martelly, Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe, local and national elected officials and others at the park's formal opening.
During the opening ceremony, Secretary Clinton delivered remarks on "A New Day in Haiti," and it truly was. As we walked through the factory at Caracol, we saw some of the more than 1,000 Haitians working towards a better future. Many of the employees we met were women who had never before held a job in the formal economy. As we toured the facility, all I could think was that this park made clear something we've been saying to everyone: Haiti is open for business.
For our part, the United States is encouraging more investment in Haiti by cutting down trade barriers for textile and apparel exports, and we're also doing it in a way that respects the country's environment and resources and re-invests in communities. Now, in the years to come, there will be demand for more infrastructure, whether it's building roads, expanding the power grid, or improving and even building ports. There's a lot of opportunity in crafts and artisan work, in tourism, agriculture, and manufacturing. And of course, Haiti has an unmatched trading partner in the United States just a few hundred miles away.
We see this partnership between governments and the private sector as absolutely essential in promoting and supporting long-term prosperity in Haiti. We have been united behind a single goal -- making investments in this country's people and infrastructure that place Haiti on the path to broad-based economic growth with a more vibrant private sector and less dependence on foreign assistance. Long-term prosperity for the Haitian people cannot come from just the provision of aid; there must be trade and investment.
The U.S. government -- and the American people -- have been a steadfast partner in Haiti's efforts. We have made a decision in this Administration to make Haiti a foreign policy priority. As Secretary Clinton said, the United States is committed to the work we are doing in Haiti, and we believe in Haiti's promise.
Editor's Note: In the accompanying photograph, USAID/Haiti engineer Mario Nicoleau (from left) briefs Inter-American Development Bank President Luis Moreno, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis, former Haiti President Rene Preval and current Haiti President Michel Martelly on USAID-funded housing near the Caracol Industrial Park on Oct. 22, 2012. You can view more photographs of the Secretary's visit here. (Photo copyright Kendra Helmer/USAID)