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Michael Gibbons reappointed as BSC Panel and ELEXON Board Chairman
ELEXON has announced that Michael Gibbons will continue to serve as Balancing and Settlement Code (BSC) Panel and ELEXON Board Chairman for a further three year period when his current tenure expires at the end of September 2019.
Reappointment helps deliver changes
The announcement follows a series of discussions between the Balancing and Settlement Code Panel and the ELEXON Board. The reappointment has also been approved by energy regulator Ofgem.
ELEXON believes Michael's continued Board and Panel leadership will play an important role in helping to deliver significant changes that will benefit the energy sector.
These include ELEXON's work on the implementation of Market-Wide Half-Hourly Settlement which will help the industry and consumers get the full benefit of using smart meters.
Both the Panel and ELEXON work extensively to develop changes to the BSC which support the transition to a smarter market. In addition a key priority for ELEXON is also to work closely with the Government and Ofgem to deliver the outcomes of the energy codes review.
Michael Gibbons, BSC Panel and ELEXON Board Chair, said:
'I am very pleased and privileged to be able to continue chairing the ELEXON Board and the BSC Panel for a further three years.
I thank the Board and the Panel for their confidence in me, and their strong support for my work in both of these roles. Both ELEXON and the BSC Panel play an integral part in developing, shaping and leading changes that help progress towards a smarter energy system.
Our aims are to ensure that these changes support innovation and better outcomes for the industry and consumers.
I feel a strong personal commitment to lead both organisations. I will continue to work closely with ELEXON's Executive team and a wide range of stakeholders to ensure ELEXON's expertise and knowledge are leveraged for the benefit of industry and consumers.'


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Standing Committee on Environment and Sustainable Development
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
[Recorded by Electronic Apparatus]
(On clause 10—Minister's statement)
Members, clause 10 has amendment NDP-15 on page 16.
I would ask Mr. Cullen to start us off by explaining his amendment.
Committee members, clause 10 talks about baselines and when the government will have to publish its reductions, targets, and everything going forward over five years. This amendment establishes an addition to clause 10 to allow for greater clarity to confirm within the bill and to the government what baseline must be used, so there's a consistent reference point going forward.
It would seem that if governments in the future need to be more accountable for their climate change targets and performance, allowing the baseline to be absolutely or totally clear will give both the Canadian public and civil servants something to benchmark.
I will read the particular amendment, so that everyone is on the same page. It proposes adding a new paragraph 10(1)(c):
|(c) the level of Canadian greenhouse gas emissions in each of the following ten years to be used as a baseline to quantify the reductions referred to in paragraph (b).
So what this does is say that there will be a moving target—depending, of course, on what the reductions were in the past—and that the baseline is confirmed and public, and there's no dispute about it. We've had too many conversations about baselines in this country and not enough about the action required.
Just so we have this in context, I would like to read clause 10:
|10. (1) On or before May 31 of each year, the Minister shall prepare a statement setting out
|(a) the measures taken by the Government of Canada to ensure that its commitment under section 5 and the targets set out in the target plan are being met, including measures taken in respect of
|(i) regulated emission limits and performance standards,
|(ii) market-based mechanisms such as emissions trading or offsets,
|(iii) spending or fiscal incentives, including a just transition fund for industry, and
|(iv) cooperation or agreements with provinces, territories or other governments; and
|(b) the Canadian greenhouse gas emission reductions that are reasonably expected to result from each of those measures in each of the next ten years.
Then we have this amendment from Mr. Cullen:
|(c) the level of Canadian greenhouse gas emissions in each of the following ten years to be used as a baseline to quantify the reductions referred to in paragraph (b).
We've seen, Chair, eight amendments from the NDP, three from the Bloc, and six from the Liberals. I reckon back to a comment made by the Bloc. When we heard the testimony of, I think, the last group of witnesses, I think it was Mr. Bigras--he can correct me if I'm wrong--who said that maybe this bill should be rewritten.
We heard testimony from Mr. Layton that basically he had help writing the bill, but he was basically setting targets. We heard clearly that there was no policy attached to it, that there was no plan, no costing; it was just wishful thinking to deal with greenhouse gas emissions and climate change.
What we've seen resulting from that is witnesses testifying that there are some very serious constitutional issues with Bill C-377 and that it wouldn't stand up. We've heard that it would not achieve anything. Mr. Layton equated it to the impossible dream. He didn't break into song, but I was ready to join him if he did.
In all seriousness, through all the groups of witnesses we heard a common theme: the necessity of an impact analysis. What I shared at our last meeting was the commissioner's statement about how important it is--that in order to have successful action by government, you need to have conducted an economic, social, environmental, and risk analysis. That's all missing.
What I wish we would have heard from the NDP is an admission of what we heard through all the testimony from every group of witnesses, and from what I believe was the vast majority of the witnesses: that Bill C-377 is not going to accomplish what it says it would like to see, which is a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.
What I was hoping I would hear from Mr. Cullen is that he would.... With all these amendments--eight of them from the NDP--the bill is basically being rewritten. We don't know the results of the end product that we'll have. It doesn't have any critique other than debate around this table. I think it's important that it be critiqued.
I was hoping the bill would have been withdrawn, rewritten, and presented again to Parliament, because it was so badly written and so faulty. Now the same people who wrote the first draft are writing the second draft of amendments, with the assistance of the Bloc and the Liberals. I don't mean any disrespect, but neither one of those groups has a tremendous history in providing good action on the environment. We heard that also.
The committee has a responsibility to make sure the legislation that leaves here is good and that it's been critiqued. I don't want to repeat myself, but as I've mentioned, we've heard time and time again that it's very important that we have legislation that will take action.
The Government of Canada, with its Turning the Corner plan, has the toughest targets in Canadian history. It calls for 20% in absolute reductions by 2020 and 60% to 70% by 2050. Those are the toughest in Canadian history. What I particularly like about the Turning the Corner plan is that for the health of Canadians it also includes the quality of air that we breathe, both inside and outside. One Canadian death in 12 is directly related to the environment, to environmental causes, so we have a responsibility as parliamentarians to make sure the air we breathe is of good quality; otherwise, it means billions of dollars in health care costs. We also have a responsibility as parliamentarians to make sure we are doing our part globally to attack the issue of a warming climate, and this government is very committed to that.
That's why I take it so passionately that we need to have legislation coming out of this committee and going back to the House that is good. And Chair, because of the testimony we heard, I don't believe Bill C-377 is good.
I had just begun to share some of the concerns that I heard during the testimony yesterday. One of the people who shared at the committee was Mr. Peter Hogg. He was sharing with the committee the importance of the constitutional legitimacy of Bill C-377 and whether it would stand up to a challenge. He shared that he didn't believe it would. He shared that the Constitution Act of 1867 confers on the Parliament of Canada the power to make laws in relation to criminal law. The Supreme Court of Canada has held that a law will be classified as a criminal law if it has a valid criminal purpose backed by a prohibition and a penalty. As far as the valid criminal purpose is concerned, the court has held that the protection of the environment counts as a valid criminal purpose.
The purpose of Bill C-377 therefore qualifies as a valid criminal purpose. As far as the prohibition and a penalty are concerned, the question is whether Bill C-377 contains a prohibition and a penalty as those terms have been understood in the case of law. The courts have traditionally distinguished between criminal law and regulatory law, and the Criminal Code is a classic case of criminal law in that the act itself contains--
Clause 10 is talking about targets that are based on presumptions, and if they're based on presumptions, will they stand up against a challenge? I believe the process in meeting targets should be measured against the actual emissions reported in the National Inventory Report, rather than on a projection based on assumptions. We heard Mr. Cullen say that Bill C-377 definitely is basing those targets on assumptions, and very clearly you end up in a problem before the court of law.
I'll be very clear with him. This sets out in law, in black and white, a baseline that can be reportable and is based upon the government's own expressions of targets and timelines. It is based upon the government's own calculations of emissions. If he's got a condition or a concern with that, I would accept some amendments, but I think again--
He made a point about what my presentation was, but the actual amendment is clear. If the parliamentary secretary would like to make a change to it, we would welcome it. He can make some offers, but he hasn't done that yet. Now he's going into some other place about constitutionality--
As I said, the process in meeting those targets should be measured against the actual emissions reported in the National Inventory Report, rather than a projection.
This is in the brief of Dr. Peter Hogg to the environment committee:
|These prohibitions can be self-applied by citizens who, if they offend, will then be subject to punishment by the criminal courts. For the great bulk of offences, there is no role for an administrative body or official to make regulations or to exercise discretion. A regulatory law, on the other hand, is one that achieves its purposes by more sophisticated means than a simple prohibition and penalty, typically vesting discretionary powers in an administrative body or official and often relying on regulations made by the executive.
I think you can see the relevance that Peter Hogg is making here.
|Even if the regulatory scheme is ultimately subject to the sanction of a prohibition and penalty (as is the case with most laws), those are not the leading characteristics of the law: the prohibition and penalty originate in a regulatory scheme. On this basis, federal laws attempting to regulate competition through an administrative body and to regulate the insurance industry through a licensing scheme have been struck down as falling outside the criminal law power.
Again, that is further evidence that clause 10 is not relevant.
Chair, I want to just read his conclusion. It's quite a lengthy document, and in the spirit of cooperation I do not want to bore the committee, but he did give an example. I'll quickly skip through....
Actually, there was a very interesting case that he referred to, R. v. Hydro-Québec. My colleague to my right would remember that case quite well:
|...the Supreme Court of Canada upheld the Canadian Environmental Protection Act (a 1988 version of the current federal statute) as criminal law, despite the fact that the Act's prohibition of the emission of "toxic" substances was preceded by an administrative process to determine whether a particular substance should be classified as "toxic". The Court split five-four on the issue with the dissenting judges saying that "it would be an odd crime whose definition was made entirely dependent on the discretion of the executive", and holding that "the Act's true nature is regulatory, not criminal". But the majority held that the intervention of some administrative discretion did not rob the law of its criminal character. At the end of the day, there was a prohibition and a penalty for the release of toxic substances.
Speaking for the majority, Judge La Forest said:
|What Parliament is doing...is making provision for carefully tailoring the prohibited action to specified substances used or dealt with in specific circumstances. This type of tailoring is obviously necessary in defining the scope of a criminal prohibition, and is, of course, within Parliament's power.
Chair, again I mention the importance for the process for meeting targets to be measured against the actual emissions reported in the National Inventory Report, rather than what's being proposed in Bill C-377.
Chair, it is very important that we have something that's going to work. What we have now in the Turning the Corner plan is a program that absolutely does work.
We heard from Professor John Stone. This is what he said, and I think it's also relevant to clause 10. He said:
|I certainly have been very encouraged by the words I've heard from the present government, Mr. Warawa, of their intentions to tackle this issue.
He is referring to the targets and how they will be determined. He went on to say:
|Of course, we need to cost whatever plans they have from whatever party we have and in whichever country we're talking about. That's only good public policy. I will just have to assume that whatever plans are presented to Parliament and to the Government of Canada and to Canadians are properly costed. Yes, I agree with you.
Now, this is again very relevant to clause 10. Again, it's very relevant to the importance of using targets based on the actual reported emissions in the National Inventory Report.
Dr. Stone went on to say that of course you need to cost whatever plans they have. We heard also that Bill C-377 was not costed. Chair, that was the common theme with Bill C-377. It has to be based on science and it has to be based on targets that are real. It has to be based on impact statements. He went on to say we need the cost; whatever party we have needs to cost them. He said he didn't see that in Bill C-377, and that, I'm sure, raised a concern with everybody in this room.
He said:
|I don't see that Bill C-377 is necessarily inconsistent with where our present government is going, nor indeed with the aspirational statements I've heard from the other parties.
|My sense is that slowly--and I emphasize slowly--we seem to be coming to a consensus amongst parties in Canada that in fact this is an issue we cannot afford not to tackle.
Well, Chair, when we're talking about targets based on a National Inventory Report, this is what I'm talking about. It's our Turning the Corner plan. Our Turning the Corner plan, as I shared, has the toughest targets in Canadian history. They are some of the toughest in the world.
Chair, Canada's new government launched a concrete and realistic agenda to protect the health of Canadians, to improve the environmental quality, and to position Canada as a clean energy superpower. Canada has historically relied on a variety of non-compulsory measures to reduce emissions. That was what the Liberals did. It was voluntary. It didn't work. However, those have not proven sufficient to reduce the--
This is what this is all about. It's now been disclosed. It's now a matter of almost public record. Is this going to go on until--
The problem we're facing is that the subject of climate change is so broad that it's very difficult to rule someone too far out of range, yet I think all of us appreciate that in dealing with the Turning the Corner plan--or Britain's plan, or Russia's plan, or whatever--we are straying a long way from this particular amendment, so again I would plead with you, for the sake of all of us here, to try to focus specifically on this and to talk about this and not just go on endlessly with things other than this amendment. If you could refer what you're saying back to this amendment, it would really be appreciated.
That goes for everyone who's speaking, including Mr. Godfrey, who is on my list. I think it's important that we deal with the amendments. That's what we're here for.
To answer Mr. McGuinty's question, I agree, it's not really a point of order. It's asking for guidance, I think, from the chair, guidance that I cannot give. I do not know the answer, so I can't intervene to provide you with it.
But again I ask all members to please cooperate and to try to move this forward as judiciously as we possibly can, for the sanity of all of us.
I don't believe you can move that on a point of order. You have to have the floor in order to move that.You have to move it once this clause has been dealt with.
So everyone understands, we're discussing your amendment on clause 10--
I've been challenged on my ruling that this cannot be introduced at this point. That's what I have advised the member.
Some hon. members: No, no.
The Chair: My ruling has been challenged, and therefore I would ask those in favour of my ruling--
Mr. Cullen is challenging that, and I need to put that to a vote.
An hon. member: It will take me a while to decide this issue. I need some considerable time. This is quite a serious thing.
The Chair: I have ruled that his motion is out of order.
Okay, you can take as long as you want.
(Ruling of the chair overturned: nays 5; yeas 2)
Mr. Warawa, on a point of order.
Norm, could you clarify and answer Mr. Warawa's question?
The answer given to me, if I can summarize here briefly, was that we should follow the model in the House. In the House--correct me if I'm wrong--I don't believe members would stand and say, "I need time to vote." And that was the advice given to us.
My question was referring to what happened when Mr. Cullen presented a motion during a point of order. It was improper. It goes against the Standing Orders, the procedure that is in the House. We cannot have rules that apply in almost all the circumstances when we've heard repeatedly from the Speaker of the House that the committees are masters of their own.
We've seen that Mr. Cullen has moved a motion totally against the Standing Orders, and you've ruled properly, and that was challenged. What has happened--and it is setting a very dangerous precedent--is that the committee has totally ignored the last meeting and this meeting.... And it is totally on record. The names of those who voted to ignore the Standing Orders are recorded.
So my question is, through you to the clerk, when does the clerk give the committee the authority? The Speaker of the House has said we're masters of our own, and yet in this specific instance you're saying we're applying the House rules.
I don't take this as a confidence vote. I don't believe anyone has said that, and yet this is a way to proceed with the issue at hand. I made a decision. It was overruled, and so we go to that vote, and I believe that's the procedure we have to follow. Whether you like it or anyone else here likes it, I think that's the situation we find ourselves in until we have an election, and if that changes things, then obviously we operate under a different format.
The decision that was just given regarding the vote was applying for the first time House rules in a committee, as opposed to the fact that every other ruling has been that committees are their own.... So is this going now to be the new standard, that we're going to be using House rules?
I know in the House I have never seen someone stand up and, with the clerk looking at them, calling their name, the person says, "Wait, don't count me yet, because I'm thinking about it." I don't know what would happen. Maybe we have the opportunity to try that this afternoon. We have 13 votes, and maybe that would....
I think we are masters of our own fate. Both clerks have done their very best to get us an answer, and I think their answer is that the vote should proceed so we can proceed. Now, I guess that can be challenged as well. But I am saying that in fact, on this subject that we got a ruling, we verified that ruling, and we have now, I believe, to proceed and ask Mr. Cullen to repeat his motion, and then we go back to clause 10.
Mr. Cullen's motion is debatable. So I would say that we have Mr. Cullen present his motion and then we debate his motion.
I think Mr. Godfrey was next.
Mr. Harvey, very quickly.
We sit in our seats here. The big difference is that when you are passed over because you don't stand, that's an abstention. But here we're on the record with an oral indication. I think it's very different, with due respect, Mr. Chair.
A person on his feet in the House would never say, "I need more time." It would contradict the very fact of his being on his feet. He is on his feet for a reason, and that's to indicate yes or no in respect to the question that is before the House. That's why it's very different here.
As well, Mr. Chair, I don't know that in terms of the ruling we got from on high here.... I requested more time to ponder and reflect on this in consultation, and so on--which I've done--and as Mr. Harvey rightly said, you passed over rather quickly without giving him the due respect of time he needed.
I am ready to make my decision and indicate my vote on the matter. I don't know if that was ruled on by those higher up, because the vote was not yet completed. It went around to here, and then it should have come back to me to ask if I had--
Excuse me, Mr. Vellacott, I have the floor.
Some hon. members: [Inaudible--Editor]
Mr. Nathan Cullen: It's unfortunate that Mr. Vellacott will not challenge you.
Mr. Maurice Vellacott: I could do that.
Mr. Nathan Cullen: There is an important reason for us to get to this bill. With the issue of climate change before us, brevity is most important.
Mr. Maurice Vellacott: I've done that before. Other members have done it, and that--
Mr. Nathan Cullen: The Conservative members have chosen to continue on in this unacceptable way. If Mr. Vellacott wanted to challenge the chair, he had the option to.
Mr. Maurice Vellacott: We want to have...[Inaudible--Editor]...in the House.
You have tried several times, Chair--not several, many times--throughout the course of the debate on this bill to keep members, particularly of the government, on point, on the subject of the clauses we're dealing with. You've asked them for brevity, and that has often been ignored. In order for the House to continue to do its business, for this committee in particular to do its business, we need to allow some progress to be made.
I have stated a number of times to the Conservative members on the committee that if they would like to make changes they could do so and offer those changes. They have not done so. There are no amendments coming from government.
That homework has not been done, so this motion is put forward with some reluctance, because we would like to proceed in good faith, but we have just seen the absolute debacle that has gone on in the last number of minutes. We need to proceed through the bill. We welcome recommendations and comments, but we simply can't allow filibustering to continue.
For some other reasons that are considered around this place, our duty and our objective here, as members of the Standing Committee on Environment and Sustainable Development, is to look at legislation before us that has to deal with the environment, and that is what we've chosen to do.
I call upon all members to seek progress in their work, to bring their intelligence to bear, and not to seek to continue to delay and obfuscate and offer dilatory motions. We need to get to this. I would encourage members to support this motion.
Were you finished?
I don't believe when they put themselves forward for election they said, "Vote for me. I guarantee to go and filibuster committees on your behalf." There is an intention we can all arrive at, and disagreements on where we may be, but this motion allows us to proceed through the bill in an orderly manner, find some resolutions, allow for disagreements, and move on.
Mr. Warawa.
C-377 is such a poorly written bill. If it were a good bill this committee would be united in supporting it, but we heard not just a few witnesses, Chair, we heard from witness after witness after witness that Bill C-377 is a poorly written bill.
We've seen tactics from the opposition to try to stop input, Chair, and share our concern--
C-377, a poorly written bill. They have tried to cut off any critique, any opportunity to improve the bill and then have witnesses come back and critique the amended bill.
As I said right from the beginning, Madam Gélinas' commented on how important it is to have ingredients in the bill for it to be successful. So the tactic now is to limit the amount of time we have to five minutes.
Some hon. members: Oh, oh!
No wonder they didn't get it done. No wonder Bill C-377 will never accomplish what they're saying it will accomplish, because it's an empty bill. They only want us to talk for five minutes and then cut us off. They want to change the rules, as we've just seen, and have a recorded vote showing they are voting against the Standing Orders. They're voting against Marleau and Montpetit, and it has to be done in five minutes.
Chair, it's not democratic. It's not right. It's caused a huge problem within this committee, and each of us on this committee, as Mr. Cullen rightly pointed out, is sent here to represent our community. In my community the environment is very important. I've been very disappointed with the tactics of the opposition in changing the rules. Now their latest tactic is to limit debate. It's not right.
An hon. member: It's a good bill.
Mr. Mark Warawa: It is not a good bill. Only the Liberals would think Bill C-377 is a good bill. The bill is not good, and we've heard from all the witnesses. So the only way to deal with Bill C-377 is to send it back, rewrite it, bring it back in its new written form, and have it re-critiqued, have the witnesses called back, and then maybe we can decide intellectually whether or not Bill C-377 is good.
But what we see to this point is not good. To limit our discussion to five minutes is unbelievably poor. I'm very disappointed in a motion like that, Mr. Cullen.
Mr. Vellacott is next.
We again see this attempt by the NDP to shut down and ram things through here, when in fact we need considerably more time to expose some of the flaws in the bill, the hypocrisy of the NDP--and I'll add the Liberals--in their support of this bill, the BQ less so. I think they're attempting to--
Some hon. members: Oh, oh!
An hon. member: He's back, he's back.
We wanted to take a little more time, Nathan. This requires more time than what you're suggesting. You may be of the view that it does not, and maybe there could be an amendment to that effect. But we need more time to point out some of the flaws of the bill before us.
You would probably want to take this back to your leader, too. It was a very poorly written bill, as you know, since you've even had to introduce a bunch of amendments to your very own bill. It's uncustomary, I think you know from your time around this place, to introduce such significant amendments to your own bill. It's uncommon and uncustomary. People normally bring forward a good bill. They research it well before introducing it. They've had access to the Library of Parliament. Especially the leader of an official opposition party, you would think, would get it right the first time, because he has a major research bureau as well. If they're not prepared to do the work in advance, the careful research on something so important to Canada and to our environment, then it falls to us to do our duty and take the time. To be cutting us off in a five-minute span of time flies in the face of democracy. It flies in the face of due diligence. We have a duty to get these bills right.
Even the NDP leader admitted in committee that he hadn't bothered to find out how much the bill would cost Canadians in increased gas and energy prices. That's why we need more time. The mere five minutes allotted here doesn't give us time for that. We need to bring forward some costing issues, some constitutional issues. This needs to be done because others are not prepared to honour their responsibility to address some of these very significant things.
So five minutes per clause per speaker is very inadequate to the task.
We've had a number of witnesses before the committee, and some have made it clear that the bill was too badly written to proceed. This came from the mouths of witnesses before this august body. So I think this is the bounden duty, the task, the obligation, the responsibility of each individual member. We all come here representing tens of thousands of individuals. I myself represent some 80,000 people, and I would dare not shirk the responsibility entrusted to me to look at this bill. We need much longer than the five-minute look proposed here.
Mr. Cullen keeps darting in and out of this committee, and he's the one who proposed the motion. Nevertheless, he finds it convenient to be out elsewhere—on the phone or whatever—ignoring a good deal of the recent debate, the very arguments and rebuttals that might well persuade him to amend his own motion. This is not uncommon. It wouldn't surprise us to see the NDP subamending their own amendments. They've done it in respect of this particular bill, and I think they might well choose to do more of it if only they were to listen to some of the recent debate in the committee.
Witnesses attest to the bill being so badly written that it does not deserve to proceed. Mr. McGuinty, Mr. Godfrey, Mr. Regan, Francis, Bernard, and Marcel, Mr. Cullen—all have had adequate time to get it corrected. Francis is a friend and we're on a first-name basis, and that's why I address him in this familiar manner. I know he and others would take up the slack for the NDP. When you get Mr. McGuinty on a roll, bringing forward substantive things, talking eloquently, as he can do, about nothing, then we know we need more time than just five minutes. Five minutes is clearly inadequate. Mr. Godfrey, the esteemed scholar, will also need more time.
I ask you all to bear in mind that we've had a respected constitutional scholar, Mr. Hogg, tell the committee that this bill could reach into every area of Canadian economic and even social life, and that such a sweeping grant of authority to the executive, being unprecedented outside of wartime, should be a matter of political concern.
To my knowledge, Mr. Chairman, and through you to the other members, wartime is not upon us. Sometimes this committee denigrates or lowers itself so it might almost appear we're in that state, but really this is not war in the normal sense, if you will.
If Parliament were to enact a bill like this, it would be struck down by the Supreme Court of Canada, he says. And I know that would greatly distress my friends across the way, Mr. Chairman.
I know the Bloc members laboured diligently and are in fact doing research even as I speak in respect to ways they could turn and salvage this bill in some fashion to make it constitutionally acceptable, because it reaches right into Quebec life and intrudes into the provincial authority in a very significant way there.
So I know they are exercised about it. I know they are concerned about it. And for that reason as well, we need to take considerable time, more than the scant five minutes that's allowed, which is so inadequate for the task.
Mr. Cullen is back in the room again. He's back on the scene here, and he's listening carefully to these very considered, reasoned points that one makes in respect to his bill.
When he was out of the room I was inviting Mr. Cullen to consider maybe subamending his own motion. He would probably not find that a stretch, and he's in a mode to possibly do that.
André Turmel, from the Canadian Bar Association, said, in reference to targets.... And I think it's pretty important to hear what he has to say. He says that "targets should be linked to and coherent with targets set out in existing international law". He said the targets in this bill are not. Very clearly, these targets do not have any coherent link with existing international law.
That's again reason, Mr. Chairman, why we need to have the more fulsome discussion, if you will, because these individuals have said there is not that level of detail, there's no possible linkage or coherence of these targets with targets set out in international law.
Because of that, you would expect that other members here would have something of an issue with that, something of concern to express to us in respect to that. Maybe the NDP, again, would be wise enough--one could only hope--to amend their bill even in respect to that, setting some targets coherent with international law.
I think it's important to know that when the NDP tried to write the same targets from this bill by Jack Layton, the NDP leader, and they tried to write those into the Clean Air Act, formerly Bill C-30, the Liberals across the way....
I'm not sure if Mr. Scarpaleggia was there. I think he was, actually. Mr. Regan, Mr. Godfrey, Mr. McGuinty, I think, Mr. Chairman, were probably there. They voted them down because they were unrealistic. And I think that stellar performance by Mr. McGuinty and Mr. Godfrey and Geoff Regan and Mr. Scarpaleggia on that night will go down in history as a notable and important thing to have done for our country, and so it should. The Liberals voted them down because they were clearly unrealistic, and months later, they now apparently--and I don't know what the change of mind is about here--have supported those targets.
That's why the time of five minutes, Mr. Chair.... I prevail upon you, I prevail--as a possible amendment of his own motion--on Mr. Cullen, because this is not adequate time to discuss the very meaty and weighty issue of the matter of the targets here.
As the Liberals knew and as they contended previously, they are unrealistic targets. I'm not sure what they might want to divulge to us, reveal to us, disclose to us, what particular research it is, what's got into their head now that they would support it, when in fact they were so very strongly against it. They opposed it unequivocally before, and now they're for it.
Five minutes is hardly enough time to understand something like that change of thinking and to get at why the Liberals would change their minds on that issue. To get into the head of a Liberal is a difficult thing, I suppose, in some circumstances. But that's what we would hope to do and draw out here, as members back and forth trying to bring about a good bill, if possible. That's a pretty high order in this case because of the significant flaws throughout Jack Layton's bill.
Mr. Cullen, who's been advocating for it, has again escaped the room. I'm not sure where he is. The NDP might want to send somebody else in here to do--
The government is moving forward with its Turning the Corner plan, and we've tried to explain some of that. Five minutes simply does not allow an adequate timeframe to indicate where these issues are already covered off, and that we have a plan to regulate the big polluters with an absolute reduction of 20% in greenhouse gases by 2020.
All of that and many more things besides are reasons why five minutes is a mere shadow of time and inadequate to the nth degree in what we need as individual members. Five minutes is hardly enough time to open your mouth to say something of importance on some of these crucial things before us.
Because of the hypocrisy of the NDP on this poorly written bill and the collaboration, to some degree, with the Liberals.... And Mr. McGuinty respectfully listens here. It's a badly written bill from stem to stern, and they have to introduce many amendments of their own, so we need more than five minutes.
Would 10 minutes be enough? I dare say probably not. I offer to the member that 20 or 30 would probably not be enough, because I know some of my esteemed colleagues here have significant, sufficient.... They've studied this bill at great length and need lots of time. Certainly five minutes does not do justice to what needs to be put on the record and stated here, what needs to be said for the Canadian public and others here for posterity. Others along the way will be looking back, scratching their heads, and may even be quite angry and upset that we did not give this bill due deliberation and proper consideration--proper examination in the analysis of this bill. They will be greatly concerned about that.
We need sufficient time. I ask the members opposite, would 10 minutes be enough per member? I doubt it. We need 20, 30, 40, possibly more.
It's hard to measure that in terms of time, to set precise caps and limits on it. I would feel bad if, at the very moment when my honourable colleague Mr. Mark Warawa has to conclude something and cut it off because his time.... And it may be that he's gone on for 20 minutes or more, and you cut him off mid-stride with some important information he's got to share.
He's very knowledgeable on this bill, I suggest to you, Mr. Chair, because he has much knowledge and much learning on this matter. I've been with him in meetings. I know he spends some weekends here away from his constituents and friends and the good people of his riding so he can get his head around some of this crucial stuff.
So to cut him off, or to cut off Mr. Luc Harvey at some arbitrarily assigned period of time, when, in representing Quebec and the people of his riding, the good French-speaking people there.... He needs adequate time because he's an eloquent speaker. He has a very expansive vocabulary in French and in English as well. The other day he taught me some French. I was taken aback in terms of some of those tidbits, language, "man in the street" stuff. Believe me, my colleague has much to say in both languages. And he impressed me the other day, at least he attempted to, with his knowledge, his figurative speech in French, and how he could make you laugh and cry at the same moment, and at other points disgust you because of the figurative language and illusions he was using.
And then Mr. Watson, a hard-working man who worked with CBC, who worked on the line in the auto plants, he's got a very "cut to the chase", frank way of speaking. Would I want to cut off this gentlemen, this good, fine colleague of mine, in terms of some arbitrarily assigned period of time, 10, 20, 30, 40, when he might be mid-flow, midstream, in terms of laying before us on the record something profound and significant and moving and stirring for posterity that we would all need to hear?
So this is something that would strike us to the core in terms of depriving members of privilege.
I could go on to speak of the members across the way. I've served in committee with them. Mr. Godfrey is going on to his reward, so to speak, going on to another role in which I'm sure he'll serve very well. It has been impressive, it has been delightful at points to serve with him and to have some of his profound and choice bits of information ring in my ears.
I have much more to say, but at some point we need to allow other members to take the floor.
Should I move at this point? I'm not sure if you'll give me the floor to resume at the point we started to get at. I don't know how that works, because we're not going by any rules, committee or House or whatever; we just make it up on the fly.
An hon. member: Move to adjourn.
Mr. Maurice Vellacott: So I'll move to adjourn, with the hope that, by so doing, we can have some upside-down ruling so I could have the floor at the next committee hearing.
Some hon. member: Oh yes.
The Chair: We're adjourning or we're suspending? There's quite a difference.
The motion is to adjourn. This motion can be reintroduced.
Those in favour of adjourning the meeting today?
Mr. Chair, on a point of order--
Some hon. members: Agreed.
The Chair: It's carried. The meeting is adjourned.

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Armenia is located at the crossroad of three global migration flyways of birds. Such position gives unique opportunity for the observation of the birds and study of their migration patterns. In the same time it also imposes responsibility and obligations for their conservation.
With that in mind we have determined three major aspects for our focus:
To implement monitoring and conservation of the migratory birds at the Critical Stopover Points.
To set up the Bird Ringing Scheme, contributing in global network development
To influence International Policy on Birds' Migration becoming part of Convention on Migratory Species.
Most of the Stopover Points of Ararat Plain are located in the working lands, which potentially causes conflicts between the land users and the migratory species. Taking that into consideration we focus on activation of the public attention to those critical hot-spots, as well as create a scientific justification for improvement of the conservation status of such lands. As part of it we also establish a constructive dialogue with land owners, revealing to them the potential of these territories from an angle of sustainable nature tourism. A relevant example of such an approach is the Armash Wetland Refuge.
Development of Bird Ringing Scheme in Armenia is the next important initiative for the global bird conservation and research, which also puts Armenia into international network. We have accomplished the pilot phase of ringing of Passerines on migration banding representatives of eight species, and developing the bird banding skills of our citizen-scientists. Now we will implement two sessions of bird ringing per year in fall and spring attracting also volunteers from abroad.
In frames of the third aspect we have already initiated by the negotiations with the Ministry of Nature Protection, which resulted in the arrangement that our organization will lead the process of signing the African Eurasian Waterbird Agreement (AEWA) protocol, and later will represent Armenia in this agreement. Thus this two-year process was launched.
The regular surveys of the birds on migration require constant presence at the Stopover Points, and although most of the counts have to be conducted by the observers with high-quality bird identification skills, there are always simple parts, which can be delegated to the beginners (e.g. count of easy species, such as Common Coots). Also there are two categories of work within the Bird Ringing Scheme: the high-qualification one, like bird measurements and the simple one, like making notes. That says that there are always places that require additional hands and everybody can be helpful in these works. The most important part is to become registered as the member of organization in order to pass the necessary training in species identification, bird handling, and working with data collection protocols.


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Five women authors, five fabulous books, lots of treats and plenty of fans — it was another fun week at Main Street Reads!
On Thursday we did a pre-mom's day celebration with authors Bren McClain, Pattie Welek Hall and Bonnie Compton (shown above). On Saturday, local authors Gaynelle Whittle Shipp and A.C. Campbell (l-r below) were on hand to sign dozens of books for eager fans!
We also had mimosa and margarita flavored popcorn bags thanks to our friends at Simple Treasures. (If you haven't been, get over to Short Central and grab some popcorn, chocolate or ice cream – you deserve it!)
Thanks to all our dedicated authors and to you, our avid readers. We all enjoyed the lively banter and discussion – and YOU all make a bookstore an incredibly fun place to hang out!
Chocolate to Die For!
Last chance on Saturday before Mother's Day to pick up a signed copy of one of our mom related books AND get one personalized by visiting author Dorothy St. James! Dorothy will be at the store with her Chocolate Shop Mysteries from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. on Saturday, May 11, and YES, there'll be chocolate!
Feeling health conscious? No worries — stealing a quote from the Simple Treasures website:
Chocolate comes from cacao
Cacao is a plant…Chocolate is salad!
100 Things to Do in Charleston!
Next Saturday, May 18, we'll be hosting authors Lynn and Cele Seldon from 11 a.m. 'til 1 p.m. Their new book, 100 Things to Do in Charleston Before You Die (Reedy Press) will be available for sale and Lynn and Cele will no doubt have insider tips for visiting readers. (Let's work on 'em to do a 100 Things to Do in Summerville book, eh?!)
With a keen focus on the Southeast and a particular love of Charleston, they have written dozens of magazine and newspaper articles about the area and have become award-winning Charleston experts. Their work has appeared Southern Living, Taste of the South, The Local Palate, Cruise Travel, South Carolina Living, South Carolina Magazine, TrailBlazer, FoodNetwork.com, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Charlotte Observer, various in-flight publications, and many AAA magazines.
Follow along on their adventures at www.seldonink.com or @seldonink.


text: - Introduction – Obligations for Legislation The United Nations have placed pressure on Australia and other countries to support greater recognition of discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity and intersex status in direct federal legislative provisions. UN directives exist on legislation in this area that should be more directly referenced and reflected in the Australian Bill. I advise the Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee to mind their language use – their 'GLBs' and 'TIQs', so to speak – so that the achievements thus far in the Bill are furthered to be as effective as possible in protecting gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, intersex and otherwise queer/ questioning people's rights in congruence with our obligations under specific aspects of UN agreements. I recommend the Committee directly references specific human rights instruments currently missing from the Bill's "Division 2—Objects of this Act". Inclusion of Protections for People with Intersex Attributes/ Status The UN outlined the need for legislative protections around intersex attributes in direct federal legislative provisions, and Organisation Intersex International (Oii) Australia has previously submitted advice to the Committee around how best to word such protections informed by their significant knowledge of these issues. The Draft Bill did not adequately reflect such requirements and guidance. I recommend the Committee specifically enumerates the protections against discrimination on the basis of intersex attributes/ status currently missing from the Bill's "Division 2—Interpretation" (in section 6 The Dictionary, section 17 The Protected Attributes, and section 49 When a Person Sexually Harasses Another Person). Inclusion of Protections for all People on the Basis of Gender Expression The Australian Government is congratulated and thanked for including recognition of discrimination on the basis of gender identity in the Draft Bill. The Draft Bill defines gender identity in a manner which makes it correspond most precisely with transgender issues. However, there should also be protection for non-traditional expressions of gender which are not necessarily related to a so-called "opposite sex" (or transgender) gender identity. I recommend the Committee specifically enumerates additional and separately named protections against discrimination on the basis of gender expression currently missing from the Bill's "Division 2—Interpretation" (in section 6 The Dictionary, section 17 The Protected Attributes, and section 49 When a Person Sexually Harasses Another Person). Exemptions – Default Vs. Opt-in Models The UN and UNESCO clarified that the right to freedom of religious expression ends where it impinges upon GLBTIQ people's rights to protection from discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity and intersex attributes. Recent research has shown that Australian GLBTIQ youth forced to attend religious schools by their parents/ guardians and state-specific age-requirement schooling legislations suffer significantly increased discrimination, verbal abuse, violence and associated self-harm and suicide risk. The Draft Bill affords religious educational institutions a default model of exemption around discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity which hands them a legally-sanctioned right to discriminate against one of the most vulnerable youth groups in Australian schools today. This right is unnecessary and should not be made automatic. I recommend its withdrawal or replacement with an opt-in model of exemption within the Bill's "Division 4—Exceptions to unlawful discrimination" (in section 33 Exceptions for religious bodies and educational institutions). Recommendations – Changing the Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Bill The report concludes with a series of numbered recommendations reiterating the recommended changes to the Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Bill arising out of research, consultations, and consideration of international human rights polity.


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- Burns fat: You can drop a lot of weight — and quickly — on the keto diet.Ketones suppress ghrelin — your hunger hormone — and increase cholecystokinin (CCK), which makes you feel full. Reduced appetite means it's easier to go for longer periods without eating, which encourages your body to dip into its fat stores for energy.
- Reduces inflammation: The keto diet is anti-inflammatory, and could protect you against major degenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and cancer.
- Fuels and feeds your brain: Ketones provide an immediate hit of energy for your brain, and up to 70% of your brain's energy needs when you limit carbs. Fat also feeds your brain and keeps it strong. Your brain is at least 60% fat, so it needs loads of good fats to keep it running. Essential fatty acids such as omega-3s help grow and develop the brain, while saturated fat keeps myelin — the layer of insulation around the brain — strong so your neurons can communicate with each other.
- Increases energy: Ketosis helps the brain create more mitochondria, the power generators within your cells. More energy in your cells means more energy for you to get stuff done.
- Lowers blood sugar: The keto diet may reverse and even cure diabetes. Keto stabilizes insulin levels and lowers blood sugar, to the point that many diabetics can come off their medication when switching to the diet.
The Keto diet changes the way your body converts food into energy. Eating a lot of fat and very few carbs puts you in ketosis, a metabolic state where your body burns fat instead of carbs for fuel. When your body is unable to get glucose from carbs, your liver converts fatty acids from your diet into ketones, an alternative source of energy. Burning ketones in place of glucose reduces inflammation and spurs weight loss. The Keto diet isn't new, and it's been around for nearly a century. It was originally developed to treat people with epilepsy. Researchers found that raised levels of ketones in the blood led to fewer epileptic seizures in patients. The keto diet is still used today to treat children with epilepsy who don't respond well to anti-epileptic drugs.
The keto diet is made up of mostly fats (75 percent of your daily calories), some protein (20 percent) and a small amount of carbs (5 percent). Choose low-carb foods such as meat, fish, eggs, vegetables, and good fats.
Afraid of buying the wrong underwear or lingerie?
Try to choose high waist control briefs! Stretchy fabrics, seam free, and the shade must NOT be seen through the dress. The underwear must be flatten, smooth, and not overly stuck to the body that causes sidelines under the dress to show up. The underwear along the stomach briefs must shape the stomach and even hide further the cellulite, if there is. That is the magic of stomach underwear.
Choose a wedding dress that makes you feel comfortable, sexy, beautiful, and slim! Many wedding dresses are designed to help the bride look fit. Remember, if you do not have a lot of cleavage on the breasts, choose something that will enrich your breasts and lift them up. If the wedding dress requires a bra with it, choose a quality bra for wedding bridals lingerie. The wedding bridal lingerie should lift the breasts and give them a nice lifted shape, rather than a sagging shape. If the dress is backless, the bra must appear on the back as transparent, but be able to still lift the breasts. The bra straps need to be firm and comfortable, lifting the breasts correctly.
The thighs may be forgotten often, as brides may focus more on the face and breasts, or back, and shoes, but neglect how important the thighs are especially to be harmonious with the stomach. Try to go on a healthy diet one year before your wedding. On the day you decide you will get married, it is recommended to go on a healthy diet, and even further to hit to the gym! Nothing is more appealing than a fit bride. However, if you haven't achieved the fitness you require, choose a dress that will give you a comfortable silhouette. What targets to decrease your thighs are the type that resemble Cycling shorts, and these are very are important. These pants suck in and firm up the thigh area and waistline. Seam free pair are the most crucial part of picking these cycling shorts. Ensure not to buy a pair that is stuck to you or that is way too small, it will leave marks under the dress!
Your buttocks are important too, but the size is not the issue. The issue itself is to give a shaped buttock that improves the shape of the butt, knowing at the wedding that people will be looking at you from behind. Spandex-shaped underwear will lift your buttocks giving it a perfect shape. Avoid light wear ranges, and do not buy light string lingerie because it will not be enough to lift the buttocks. What you must buy is a firm control of pair of pants that smoothen, lift, and reduce the measurements of the buttocks giving it the ultimate shape. It is recommended to buy a pair of control pants attached also with straps to the bra. This will create an ultimate lift too, and will even make the buttocks look better!
The experience of recovering from an Eating disorder is an emotional, physical and a spiritual one combined. You experience painful as well as physical withdrawals arising due to eventual stopping of the eating disorder behaviors which can be easily compared to drug withdrawals. Its a rollercoaster of emotional fears arising from losing control of one's life and body.
Strangely, I've never heard anyone talk about the surviving part of an eating disorder while in the recovery process. I think we can compare it to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder as well.
If you've lived through this agonising experience, once you stop for a moment, catch your breath and start to believe that you just might survive.
When we are in recovery, dating can be tortuous. Maybe its tortuous for every woman, but from my own experience and those of my friends in recovery. I have come to terms with the fact that my emotions brain, body do not work the same way other women's do. It can possibly be the reason why I have experienced an eating disorder. Life sometimes just feels too scary for me, and an eating disorder made things much easier to cope with.
I needed to find something that could've help me cope with the illusion of feelings. Have you ever imagined why the little kids don't ever want to sleep? Because they may be small, but they're smart! We can certainly assume that they might have figured out that when you sleep you miss something fun that happens around them. When you are dealing with your disorder you are missing out on a lot of experiences and relationships. At present during recovery when you'll date; I can safely say that you'll surely experience all the feelings that go with it.
You may feel that they are incredibly uncomfortable. You may feel like going back to the closet. But before you give in to the temptation remember, dating is a part of life and if we want to be a part of it, we will take part in it.
I strongly recommend to all of you girls (myself included) to look at dating as an opening to involve yourself in life. if I'm being really honest with myself, the only thing that makes me the skeptical about dating is that if I'm doing it for validation.
I do it simply for boosting my ego? In fact, I have found myself dating guys I don't even like (and actually find it quite irritating) just for the egotistic pleasure that someone likes me. You may wonder What happens In case they don't end up liking me? You may find me as a hot mess full of watery eyes, crying about it. He's simply not good enough. Although I can say with confidence, I've learned a thing or two from my mistakes.
In my experience:-
#1. Dating shouldn't be about making anyone like you. It essentially is like reading a book. You never read a book to make the book like you instead you read it to learn something new from it & enjoy it. If you approach dating in this manner, to try & find out something new about the human being in front of you, you'll have less of an emotional melt downs than I ever did.
#2. Learn your self worth and significance. If someone else had to asses my worth and value; I would definitely be anxious and petrified. The most important lesson we learn in the recovery phase is to not put our worth in our eating disorders hands.
We recognize that our worth and value includes much more than the size of our jeans. The aim for every woman should be an unwavering belief that whether someone likes or dislikes you; you are still the same, beautiful, strong woman she was before she met this guy.
#3. Taking part in life is often a bumpy, hot, sticky mess of a ride. It can be a whole lot of fun as well. I've experienced that dating can be scary if you let it be; but if you like it, it can also be fun if you let it be.
Most of the times, we tend to take life too seriously. Life is indeed hard; you lose friends, family, jobs, and pets. Sometimes you'll succeed, more often than not you may fail, sometimes you'll laugh and sometimes you may cry. But, its completely worth it.
You'll not experience the joy that you are sharing with the people you loved again, once you miss it.
Live the moment!
Experience life and enjoy it!
- Try tucking in your shirt.
It seems that when you're short, any shirt you wear is too long, and especially if you're curvy; a long shirt can make you look larger around the middle than you actually are. To tuck it in is the best way to fix this situation. The rule of thumb to be followed would be to make sure that your shirt never cover your zipper.
- Add a belt to elongate your legs and bring out your waist.
If your dress has a cross-seam, use a belt! This will help you show off your natural curves and will fragment your body a bit. It also makes your legs look super-long, which is an added advantage.
- Point to keep in mind if you're going to be cuffing your jeans.
Remember that cuffing your jeans it's like cutting your legs off, meanwhile tucking in your shirt will certainly help fragment your body in a natural way. Also, a fitted, tucked-in shirt can be a good contrast for a cleaner look, if you're going for a baggy boyfriend-jeans look.
- Try an asymmetrical dress with heels to give you height.
To be honest, I would personally never tell a girl that she HAS to wear heels because they're the WORST. However, when you wear an asymmetrical dress it is best to accompany it with heels. Additionally it will also help make your calf look longer.
- Pull in your waist with a dress or skirt.
I am going to share a secret, although it's the oldest trick in the book but I can assure you, it really does work.
I'm a major fan of the "bag dress," but I accept, it isn't the most flattering. So just pull in your waist for a look that shows off what you've got.
- If you're going to wear cuffed jeans or shorts, skip sandals with ankle straps.
Ankle strap sandals are great but they work best if you can't actually see the ankle strap, because it can make your calf look bigger than it is and cuts off your legs in an unnatural way. Try something lower to help give your legs all the height that they deserve.
- Tailor your shirts!
It's unclear for whom shirts are made for. But it's not for short girls for sure! If you have a racer back shirt, tailor it. Pulling the bottom of your shirt to the right length can cover your bra straps so you don't have to purchase a special bra for your shirt. Even, pulling up the straps to the correct position will help you look slimmer as well.
- Try using a blazer with a boxy shirt to help soften your look.
To soften up your look throw; a blazer or jacket over it it up a bit.
Boxy shirts can make your shoulders look broader than they are.
- Skip the bat sleeve.
Bat sleeves affect girls at the largest part of their arm and can be unappealing for most people, no matter their shape or height. Go with a longer sleeve to show off your guns in all their glory.
- Always cuff long shirts.
Try cuffing your shirt to help. Break up the design. Long-sleeve shirts can give a smaller girl way too much fabric to work with.
Every woman with curves needs to know the following cheats about getting dressed.
- Strike the right balance between fitted and too tight: – You shouldn't see lines of any undergarments through the dress, if you do; Its when you know its too tight. There's a difference between being squeezed up in a dress and a dress fitting your body nicely!
- Everybody should have a shape wear arsenal.Every woman needs a little bit of smoothing and support sometimes. Generally, smoothing in the tummy and hips can make us look more sophisticated and elegant in our clothes. The most important piece that a woman should have is a body briefer.
- Shop through any weight changes.Even if you gain [or lose] a few pounds Do go shopping and invest in the fundamental pieces. The most essential thing is to wear clothes that fit and make sure you feel that you look your very best at every size.
- Don't wear leggings as pants. Because of this trend there is way too much personal information visible on the streets of many cities. Leggings are not pants. There's a reason why they are sold with hosiery and accessories in department stores. They are meant to be worn underneath clothing. (Hint: Get a pair of skinny jeggings instead!)
- When in doubt, opt for a pencil skirt.It elongates your curves and gives your body good balance.
- No outfit is complete without the right shoes."Pay attention to your shoes. There is a saying that shoes make the 1st impression when you meet someone. Avoid straps around your ankles; they can make legs look shorter. A classic pump in a neutral will give you the cleanest line and make your legs look longest.
- Tailor your clothing."A good tailor is every woman's secret weapon! There's no substitute. Most department stores and boutiques offer tailoring services too. Wearing clothes that fit properly on your body can make the difference between terrible and terrific!
- Carry the right size bag.You should choose a bag that is proportioned to your body, too small is simply not good enough. During day time, I would prefer a medium size structured tote anytime.
At night, choose a mini bag or a clutch!
Being beautiful has nothing to do with appearance, only with the heart
A beautiful woman is a woman who can be herself. A woman who smiles all the time and never cares about what others think. She is a woman who is dying inside but is still strong enough to let go of the pain & create a happy atmosphere for everyone. Even a woman who is not exactly sexually attractive but her face and personality can make your heart melt.
She's a girl with the sweetest of smiles and gorgeous eyes. She would probably be someone that isn't like the others. She is someone who is talented, smart and so different from every other girl. When everyone is going right, they might be the only person who's going left.
Everything about her is mesmerizing. Her smile and laugh can stop you dead in your tracks, and her eyes seem to light up the world when they smile. Everything about her redefines perfect. She has the ability to make anyone forget how to breathe. She may cause stomach sickness, headaches, inability to think, weakness of joints/bones- making it hard to stand up straight near her.
A beautiful woman, her love just fits with you. She shares your deepest personal views and understands you. When you talk to her, you feel like she's miles ahead of you, but yet at the same time she makes you feel perfect and beautiful as well.
You know a woman is beautiful, when you look at her face and think of her soul. When you look at her eyes and feel her love for you. When you feel her attractiveness because of her genuineness and other virtues
She is pleasant to the eye but even more so to the senses, often we are in awe of a beautiful specimen or landscape because it feels a little out of reach and hard to possess.
It's because of who she is inside; it rubs off on who she is outside. She simply glows. Every slight imperfection becomes perfection, and just completes her.
Stay Beautiful!!!
Being single during the merry and bright holidays season can be a challenge. Frankly speaking, surprise engagements coupled with constant bombardment of romantic holiday movies over your favorite movie channel & over the top declarations of love can create an atmosphere where being single, simply doesn't feel so great.
These feelings can just as easily make you fall prey to the hype and make you feeling miserable & feel like you're probably missing out on all the fun.
As someone who knows what it feels like being single during the holidays; I can completely relate.
There have been times in my life where I've felt disheartened and have had thoughts that no one else but myself are to blame for this predicament .However, over the years I've picked up a thing or two, which have taught me that it's okay being single especially during the holidays.
- Be Kind On Yourself: Eradicate or strictly limit negative thoughts. Being single is albeit a small part of who you are. Having a companion doesn't define me and it shouldn't define you.
- Care for your Self: While you're running around buying gifts for others, take time to do something that you love. That can be listening to your favorite musician, reading a great book or binge watching a TV show. Take time and just relax!
- Get Out There: With tons of things to do during the holidays, there is no reason to sit home. Round up some of your other single girl/guy friends and head to brunch or a holiday show!
- No Explanation Is Necessary: Believe me; you don't owe it to anyone (including your nosy aunt) any explanation as to why you are single. Simply don't entertain any interrogations into why your love life doesn't meet their standards coz frankly it's none of their business!
I hope some of my tips will help you navigate being single during the holidays. Remember If you can't love yourself, how in the hell are you gonna love somebody else?
A lowered self-esteem and anxiety can manifest as Psychological consequences of being overweight or obese, furthermore it can lead to more serious disorders such as depression and eating disorders like binge eating, bulimia and anorexia. The reason why it may occur isn't very hard to comprehend. Modern culture is odd in the way that it idolizes youthful slim, toned bodies. With rare exceptions, only thin, proportional bodies are considered sexy. Obese or overweight people are looked down upon. It's easy to feel sorry for one's self, to turn out to being depressed or anxious or to develop obsessions around eating control when one's society makes it clear that the way one appears is entirely unwanted.
To get into psychological trouble with eating, one doesn't have to be overweight either. Eating is a guilty pleasure, we all like to indulge in from time to time, all type of people (fat and thin both) tend to turn to eating as a means of emotional comfort when we are feeling stressed out. It shouldn't come as a surprise that such stress-induced eating leads to weight gain as well, which subsequently leads many people (especially women) to still feel worse, encouraging further stress-based eating and additional weight gain. More often than not, stress-based comfort eating becomes a vicious cycle and thus begins a downward spiral.
Loss of Energy and Bliss for Life
Even if we overlook the negative health and shame aspects of being overweight, overweight people also are likely to have less energy than their normal weight counterparts. It usually takes more effort for them than their peers to be active, they tend to settle for low-activity lifestyles and adopt a sedentary lifestyle. It's like a vicious circle where the less active people become, the greater their risk of gaining even more weight, and the more weight they gain, it's highly unlikely that they are going to become more active. The steps that can overcome this condition like exercise (which are highly likely to begin the process of reversing this downward spiral of decreasing energy levels) are avoided and an opportunity for the reduction of muscle tension, stress and anxiety is lost. Sooner rather than later, even mundane tasks / daily life activities like climbing a flight of stairs can lead to fatigue and a sense of premature aging sets in.
You are definitely one of the lucky women if you happen to be blessed with an hourglass figure!
It is considered to be the most aesthetically appealing body type, featuring all the curves in all the right places. Celebrities like Beyonce, Scarlett Johansson and Salma Hayek are definitely among a few who we all love & envy. Knowing how to eloquently show off your curves will help you achieve the right balance between sexy and elegant.
Your aim should be to look subtly sexy while making sure you don't look like you are trying too hard. In this article we'll explain how to show off your curves while still keeping a classy look.
Wear High-Waisted Skirts & Trousers
High-waisted skirts and trousers will display your narrow hips and shapely waist and bottom elegantly. It enhances your hourglass figure while keeping you highly fashionable. Pick pencil skirts, peplum skirts and other figure hugging skirts. Avoid covering up your figure in A-line skirts and other such skirts, which hide your shapely figure with such loose skirts.
Your Waist Should Be Your Focal Point
Reason an hourglass figure is so alluring is because the shoulders and waist are proportionate, making the shape pleasing to the eye. Therefore, whatever clothing you wear, make your waist the focal point. Add a belt or a brooch bringing eyes to your waist, laying emphases to your hourglass figure.
Be Careful While Layering
You need to extra careful while layering. Making sure your jacket or shrug fits you well and is well cut. Loose or oversized jackets will hide your curves and make you look boxy. Always make certain that any layer you add on; complements your body shape rather than taking away from it.
Go For Soft Stretchy Fabrics
As far as the fabrics are concerned, soft stretchy fabrics work well on an hourglass figure rather than stiff or bulky fabrics. This is true particularly when it comes to tops. Go for tops in classic styles which hug & stretch over your body. Tops with frills and flounces should be avoided as they can make you look top heavy and mess with your well-proportioned frame.
Wrap Tops And Dresses
Wrap tops and dresses look absolutely stunning on an hourglass figure. They highlight the curves to fullest, nipping at the waist and nicely hugging your frame. Opt for wrap tops or dresses with a deep V neck to show some skin on the top.
Avoid Wide Necklines
Boat necks and off-shoulder tops are your enemy. Wide necklines tend to mess up your hourglass figure, making you look overly busty. Opt for circular or V necklines and stay away from boat necks and square necks.
Peeptoe Heels Are Your Best Friends
While any kind of heels will help you get the much needed height boost if you are a short and curvy woman, as chances are that you want to look taller, peep toes work especially well. They help elongate the legs giving the illusion of longer and leaner legs. Iif looking taller is your aim, peep toes are the way to go.
Even if you are opting for loose clothing, try to cinch your waist to give an outline of your hourglass figure. There is no need to show skin to show off your perfect curves. Something as modest as a formal shirt paired with a knee-length pencil skirt will help show off your delectable curves.
So celebrate your curves and find remarkable ways to show them off!!!


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Fire Destroys Friday Harbor Commercial Building
FRIDAY HARBOR, WA — On Thursday afternoon, March 7, 2019 at 2:20 p.m., San Juan Island Fire and Rescue crews responded to 911 fire call regarding a recreation vehicle fire adjacent to a commercial building on Spring Street in Friday Harbor.
Upon arrival, the vehicle fire had quickly spread to trees and a propane tank adjacent to the commercial building, which housed a retail office supply store. An employee and a customer in the building quickly and safely evacuated. One individual, who had been working on the recreation vehicle when it caught fire, was taken to Peace Health Island Medical Center for minor injuries, where they were treated and released.
San Juan Island Fire and Rescue Chief Norvin Collins said, "This was an aggressive fire. It was fueled by the burning vehicle and the propane tank immediately adjacent to the structure. Once we were sure all occupants were safely out of the building, our goal was to contain the fire to the structure as fast as possible and to ensure the safety of everyone on the scene."
Wind conditions and materials within the structure made the efforts to completely extinguish the fire complicated and extended the time crews needed on the scene. No additional injuries were reported during the fire. The fire response was an all-hands event requiring multiple crews and the department's logistics team. San Juan Island EMS provided on-scene support for firefighters and security and scene control was provided by the San Juan County Sheriff's Department.
Chief Collins said, "It is always a sad day to see people's lives and a business impacted by a fire. We are very grateful for the support of our community during this event. We are especially grateful for the great work and support of our emergency response partners – San Juan EMS, San Juan County Sheriff, Town of Friday Harbor, Port of Friday Harbor, OPALCO and two propane companies for your response and assistance. The fast response and offers of assistance during emergencies demonstrates that we are all in this together."
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Collecting Meaningful Silences
Such a room is called an anechoic chamber, its six walls made of special material, a room without echoes. I entered one at Harvard University several years ago and heard two sounds, one high and one low. When I described them to the engineer in charge, he informed me that the high one was my nervous system in operation, the low one my blood in circulation. Until I die there will be sounds.
John Cage, Silence
Collecting of meaningful silences is a one-on-one performance where each participant is faced with a list of questions projected on a wall. The sounds of this encounter were recorded.


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Fes – Morocco's oldest city.
Introduction to Fes
The world's largest, intact medieval city and home to thousands of traditional craftsmen.
The medina was originally built in the 9th century and consists of a network of narrow, twisting and utterly confusing alleys barely wide enough for a donkey. 100,000 people live inside the medina and many have never been outside of the walls.
Fes was a centre for culture and learning housing the oldest university in the world and it was the demand for book leather that resulted in what is now the oldest leather tannery in the world dating back nine centuries. With a sprig of herbs held to the nose to ward off the sometimes overpowering smell you can stand on the balcony overlooking a site like no other.
The many stone vessels contain a vast range of natural dyes.
The process turns the animal hides into the highest quality leather products you will ever see. Fez is the spiritual centre of Morocco and is somehow suspended in time existing quite happily with or without tourists. There is something very powerful about this fascinating city.


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