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What's the scariest thing about Halloween? It's the unofficial opening of the holiday entertaining season.
Ina Garten understands. The Food Network star, also known as the Barefoot Contessa, doesn't pretend home entertaining is easy, on any scale. "It's exhausting even it it's organized well," Garten said. "It's a lot of work."
Garten doesn't think people lack the will to entertain at home — just the way. She has designed her new cookbook, "Barefoot Contessa Foolproof: Recipes You Can Trust" to boost their confidence.
"Barefoot Contessa Foolproof," which will be released Oct. 30, isn't just recipes. Garten has loaded it with tips on shopping, kitchen space management, and setting the table. Garten said there are basic tips that every home-entertainer should follw. "Read the recipe before you start," she advised.
Beyond that, Garten said, home entertainers should get advice from someone they trust. "More and more, people are relying on cooking help from someone whose sense of style is like theirs," Garten said. "It gives them a level of confidence that the food is going to be good."
Garten said her fans know she won't be throwing them any curveballs.
"I use the same equipment over and over again in my recipes," Garten said. "And the ingredients in my recipes are things you can buy in a grocery store.
"Stick to people whose work you know and whose work you trust," Garten said.
If you think you're too busy to entertain, by the way, take inspiration from Garten's suggestion to plan ahead. The Emmy Award-winning host of the Food Network's "Barefoot Contessa" show and author of seven best-selling cookbooks spoke with us about her upcoming area appearances back in July.
And what's the No. 1 question Garten gets at book signings? "Can I freeze it?" Garten said.
The Williams-Sonoma book signing with Garten starts at noon Oct. 31, 1705 Annapolis Mall, Annapolis (410-571-0589), and on Nov. 1 at the Village of Cross Keys, 70 Village Square (410-435-6020). For information, go to williams-sonoma.com.
A new brewery Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant is set to open its first Baltimore location in Harbor East on Monday. The 9,500-square-foot location will feature an on-site brewery, which will be supervised by head brewer Chris Cashell, formerly of the Brewer's Art.
Specializing in German lagers, the Gordon Biersch lineup includes Hefeweizen, a traditional German wheat beer; Czech pilsener, a classic Bohemian-style pilsener and Schwarzbier, a light-bodied, dark lager with a dry, roasted-coffee finish. The pub-style menu includes burgers, salads, pizza, and seafood and steaks. Jacob Pulcher is the Baltimore location's executive chef.
The Harbor East location will seat about 300 diners. It will be open daily for lunch and dinner.
Gordon Biersch is at 1000 Lancaster St. in Harbor East. For more information, go to http://www.gordonbiersch.com
Maryland, my oyster Starting Friday and running through Nov. 4, Dine Downtown Baltimore presents the Maryland Crab and Oyster Celebration.
Look for chef's specials featuring Maryland crab and oyster at some 20 restaurants. Alewife (21 N. Eutaw St., 410-545-5112, alewifebaltimore.com) will dish up a smoked tomato gazpacho topped with Maryland crab and roasted corn relish; Charleston (1000 Lancaster St., 410-332-7373, charlestonrestaurant.com) will serve Cindy Wolf's signature cornmeal-fried oysters with lemon-cayenne mayonnaise; and Ryleigh's Oyster (36 E. Cross St., 410-539-2093, ryleighs.com) in Federal Hill will offer anywhere from seven to 14 varieties of raw oysters every day.
Other participating restaurants include B&O Brasserie, Diamond Tavern, James Joyce, Kali's Court, Mezze, Miss Shirley's, the Oceanaire, Pabu, Phillips, the Point in Fells, the Prime Rib, Regi's, Roy's, Talara, Ten Ten, Vino Rosina, Waterfront Kitchen and Wit & Wisdom.
Dine Downtown Baltimore is an initiative of the Downtown Partnership.
For menus and information, go to dinedowntown.com


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Current Director's Corner archive
15 December 2005 - Change Control Board Last week at Frascati, we successfully established the baseline configuration that will serve as the basis for the ILC reference design and costing to be carried out next year. There was consensus on most decisions. -- By Barry Barish
8 December 2005 - Frascati News This week the GDE is in Frascati, Italy. We have come together for what is only our second face-to-face meeting, following our kick-off meeting as part of the Snowmass workshop just over three months ago. -- By Barry Barish
1 December 2005 - One Tunnel or Two Should we build the ILC using one underground tunnel? Or should we build it using two adjacent tunnels, one containing the support instrumentation and the other containing the accelerator? -- By Barry Barish
23 November 2005 - Damping Ring Recommendation Reaching the luminosity goals of the ILC will be an enormous challenge. It will require producing nanometer scale beam spots at the collision point and a crucial element in achieving this will be to damp the beams that come from the electron and positron sources to have ultra-low emittance. -- By Barry Barish
17 November 2005 - Progress with the BCD Today I am going to give an update on our progress towards the Baseline Configuration Document, BCD. The major goal of the GDE this calendar year is to produce a baseline configuration for the ILC and to document it by the end of 2005. -- By Barry Barish
10 November 2005 - Funding Agencies for the Linear Collider All of us recognize that the ILC will be too expensive to be undertaken by one country or even probably, by one region. For that reason, ground-breaking steps have been taken to internationalize the effort from the very beginning. -- By Barry Barish
3 November 2005 - Cape Town Last week, I visited Cape Town, South Africa with Jonathan Dorfan, a native of Cape Town, and Shin-ichi Kurokawa. -- By Barry Barish
27 October 2005 - Positron Production Last week I discussed the recommendation from Snowmass for the baseline electron source to be used for the linear collider reference design, and today I will briefly discuss the more challenging positron source. -- By Barry Barish
20 October 2005 - Electron Source As I have discussed the past couple of weeks, the baseline ILC design will be guided and flow from a set of overall requirements. These requirements began from the science goals or requirements that were then translated into technical requirements for an accelerator. -- By Barry Barish
13 October 2005 - Global Group 1 As I discussed in this column last week, the starting point for us in determining the baseline configuration for the ILC is a set of top-level physics parameters agreed to by the global community and contained in a report created by an international ICFA / ILCSC subcommittee dated September 30, 2003 and entitled, Parameters for the Linear Collider. -- By Barry Barish
6 October 2005 - Parameters for the Linear Collider The main goal of the GDE this fall is to determine a baseline configuration for the ILC. This baseline will serve as the basis for the reference design process that we will carry out next year. -- By Barry Barish
29 September 2005 - Partnerships with Industry It is important for all of us who are developing the technologies, designs and plans for the ILC to recognize that the majority of the construction of the actual machine will be done by industry. -- By Barry Baris
22 September 2005 - External Entities My job as GDE Director has been defined by the International Linear Collider Steering Committee in the Annex of the MOU between collaborating institutions. -- By Barry Barish
15 September 2005 Snowmass is now behind us and we are ready to begin to assess the outcomes from that successful workshop and to move on to our challenging next goal for this fall, to create a baseline configuration and alternatives for the ILC. -- By Barry Barish
8 September 2005 - EDMS EDMS. All of us in the ILC design community need to become familiar with this acronym. -- By Barry Barish
1 September 2005 The two-week linear collider workshop at Snowmass is now over. Both the 2nd ILC Workshop and the 2005 International Linear Collider Physics and Detector Workshops were great successes. -- By Barry Barish
25 August 2005 One of the liveliest and most interesting working groups at Snowmass has been the so-called cost/engineering global group. -- By Barry Barish
18 August 2005 I have been writing the Director's Corner weekly since 8 June 2005, and this edition represents my tenth column. It was never my intent that the Director's Corner be a standalone communication, but rather that it be part of a weekly newsletter. -- By Barry Barish
10 August 2005 Next week the Snowmass ILC Workshop will begin. More than 600 participants have already signed up. Snowmass promises to be a very exciting and productive two weeks for the ILC. -- By Barry Barish
3 August 2005 The Worldwide Study of the Physics and Detectors for Future e+e- Linear Colliders has played a key role in organizing the global efforts on physics and detectors for the ILC. -- By Barry Barish
27 July 2005 I am often asked where the ILC will be sited The mere fact that I am asked such a question tells me that some of you think we know more than we are revealing about where the ILC will eventually be located. -- By Barry Barish
20 July 2005 Almost a year ago, the International Technology Recommendation Panel recommended that the linear collider be based on superconducting RF technology. The panel report added some important comments regarding this technology. -- By Barry Barish
13 July 2005 This week, the "8th ACFA Workshop on Physics and Detectors at the Linear Collider" is being held in Daegu, Korea. ACFA stands for the Asian Committee for Future Accelerators. -- By Barry Barish
6 July 2005 Early this morning, I participated in a teleconference of the FALC Resources Group. Today, I will share some information about that meeting and group, as well as my own personal thoughts on the importance of FALC. -- By Barry Barish
29 June 2005 As we look forward to the Snowmass Workshop, I want to describe events that followed the technology decision that I reviewed last week. I will also describe how the ILC design effort has been organized over the past year. -- By Barry Barish
22 June 2005 Today, I want to briefly describe the process that led to choosing superconducting rf technology as the basis of the main linac technology for the global design effort. -- By Barry Barish
16 June 2005 Last week in my first Director's Corner I primarily discussed this interim webpage and our plans to use it as a regular way of informing the community about what is going on with the GDE. I also discussed the importance of the Snowmass workshop in August, where we will take the first decisions on the configuration that we will use as the baseline for a conceptual design for the ILC. -- By Barry Barish
8 June 2005 This is our new GDE communications web page, which we have installed on the Interactions.org Linear Collider Communication website. It represents what will become an important tool for us to inform each other and the community what is going on with the GDE. -- By Barry Barish


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It being Wednesday, we will now have the singing of the national anthem led by the hon. member for Ottawa—Orléans.
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House of Commons Hansard #62 of the 40th Parliament, 2nd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was young.
2:05 p.m.
The Speaker Liberal Peter Milliken
It being Wednesday, we will now have the singing of the national anthem led by the hon. member for Ottawa—Orléans.
[Members sang the national anthem]
Economic SummitStatements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Gord Brown Conservative Leeds—Grenville, ON
Mr. Speaker, my riding of Leeds—Grenville is looking ahead to the day when the economy has improved.
On June 12 there will be a one day economic summit in North Grenville that will be the kick-off to a series of meetings that will continue through next fall.
Initiated by Bob Runciman, our provincial member, and me, the event will be hosted by the united counties of Leeds and Grenville Economic Development Department in cooperation with the three community futures development corporations and the separated municipalities in Leeds and Grenville.
By this time next year, every sector of the economy in Leeds—Grenville will have a good look into the future. Each will have defined their obstacles to growth, their opportunities for growth and developed a plan to move forward.
I wish to take this opportunity to welcome those in Leeds—Grenville who support and will attend the June 12 summit. I look forward to working with them on this cooperative venture.
Mississauga City SummitStatements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Bonnie Crombie Liberal Mississauga—Streetsville, ON
Mr. Speaker, yesterday I had the opportunity to attend the Mississauga City Summit of 200 business, labour, government and not-for-profit community leaders.
Four task forces were established on waterfront redevelopment and environmental sustainability, human and social services, post-secondary education, and finally, the creation of a centre of excellence for diversity and immigration.
David Suzuki was the evening's keynote speaker. Over 1,000 people convened to listen to the launch of the city's strategic plan and discuss the issues that are critical and affect the sustainable economic development of Mississauga, Canada's sixth, and Ontario's third, largest city, economic development which has been hindered by critical infrastructure funding which has not been released by the government.
The summit was an excellent example of civic society engaging together to improve their community. In this time of economic downturn, we need to encourage more communities to engage in this type of societal collaboration.
I want to congratulate the co-chairs for their initiative, and also thank Mayor Hazel McCallion for her involvement and all of the volunteers and sponsors who made the event the tremendous success that it was.
Canadian Jewish CongressStatements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Ève-Mary Thaï Thi Lac Bloc Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot, QC
Mr. Speaker, this week the Canadian Jewish Congress will be celebrating 90 years of existence. The first assembly of this official public voice of the Jewish community was held in 1919.
After a period of relative inactivity, the rise of anti-Semitism in Canada as well as in Europe in the 1930s convinced the community to make the CJC a permanent body in 1934. Montreal philanthropist Samuel Bronfman became its head at that time.
Since then, the Congress has played a vital role in defending and representing the interests of Canadian Jewry. It has also worked in conjunction with other groups on issues relating to the defence of religious and cultural minorities and of human rights. For example, the CJC was pleased with the recent Montreal court decision condemning the crimes against humanity committed in Rwanda in 1994.
The 29th plenary assembly will be one of the high points of this 90th anniversary year
The Bloc Québécois warmly congratulates the congress on its dedication.
Tobacco AdvertisingStatements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Judy Wasylycia-Leis NDP Winnipeg North, MB
Mr. Speaker, today I salute all those who helped bring to fruition important legislation that cracks down on tobacco marketing aimed at young people.
I thank all those involved, especially the women who saw the devastating impact of tobacco on health and the importance of acting to save lives: women such as Cynthia Callard at Physicians for a Smoke-Free Canada, who prodded all of us for years to eliminate the marketing of fruit- and candy-flavoured products and convinced me to introduce a private member's bill; young women such as youth public health specialist Angela McKercher-Mortimer who, with the Eastern Ontario Youth Coalition, helped coordinate the packages on members' desks today; women such as Jennifer McKibbon, who was a key organizer with Northwestern Youth Action Alliance in its Flavour...Gone! campaign and who continues to press for the inclusion of flavoured chew in the bill; and women such as our federal health minister, who made this the subject matter of a government bill and who has committed to shepherd Bill C-32 through Parliament.
Together, we absolutely refuse to let sinister packaging and deceptive flavourings turn today's youth into tomorrow's death statistics.
Canadian Jewish CongressStatements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Scott Reid Conservative Lanark—Frontenac—Lennox and Addington, ON
Mr. Speaker, the Canadian Jewish Congress will be celebrating its 90th anniversary at its Plenary Assembly in Toronto this Sunday, May 31.
The CJC was founded after the upheaval of the first world war to represent the interests of the Canadian Jewish community and to send help overseas to aid the desperate situation faced by Jews in eastern Europe at the time.
Since its inception, the CJC has pursued its aims of defence, advocacy and representation on behalf of the Canadian Jewish community, as well as Holocaust remembrance and restitution and support for Jewish communities around the world.
The CJC speaks out against injustices, no matter where they occur, understanding that the obligations of history demand no less.
I encourage all members to join me in wishing the Canadian Jewish Congress a happy 90th anniversary and a productive and successful 29th Plenary Assembly. I say to the CJC, yasher koach, may you go from strength to strength.
Canadian Jewish CongressStatements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Irwin Cotler Liberal Mount Royal, QC
Mr. Speaker, I rise to salute the Canadian Jewish Congress on the historic occasion of its 90th anniversary.
The CJC is one of Canada's oldest, most distinguished and pioneering NGOs. It pioneered in the early organization, integration and representation of the Jewish immigrant community. It led the way in Holocaust remembrance and the struggle against hatred, anti-Semitism and discrimination of any kind. It has been at the forefront of the struggle for human rights in general and minority rights in particular, including landmark contributions to the struggle for Soviet Jewry and Syrian Jewry. It has made a major contribution to the development of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the struggle against impunity.
As a former president of the Canadian Jewish Congress and as an MP engaged on these issues, I say on behalf of my colleagues and the Liberal Party, yasher koach, may you go from strength to strength.
Rugby on the HillStatements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Greg Rickford Conservative Kenora, ON
Mr. Speaker, politics and sports share a long history of mutual comparison, but perhaps no sport closer resembles the reality of the House than the game of rugby. Like this House, rugby includes strong sides and weak sides, fronts and backs, the occasional mauling and, of course, frequent offsides.
Like rugby, scrums are a frequent occurrence on the Hill, so it seems fitting that today at 6 p.m. there will be a scrum of a different kind when the Ottawa Irish meet the Forces Rugby on the Parliament Hill lawn for a charity match to raise money for the Military Families Fund. The exhibition will feature former Canadian champion Rod Snow, and the hon. member for Central Nova suiting up for the military squad. The Ottawa Irish will feature former Canadian team great Al Charron.
I hope all hon. members will join me today on the front lawn, rain or shine, to support Canada's military families.
Tax Credit for New GraduatesStatements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Robert Bouchard Bloc Chicoutimi—Le Fjord, QC
Mr. Speaker, this afternoon there will be a vote at second reading on a bill providing a $8,000 tax credit for new graduates working in designated regions. That bill got as far as the Senate during the last Parliament and was supported by a majority in this House.
Unfortunately, the election call precipitated by the Conservative government blocked its progress. However, some 60 municipalities, RCMs, youth forums, academic institutions, youth employment centres and chambers of commerce resolved that such a measure must be forthcoming.
I would therefore call upon the members of this House, and in particular the two Conservative members for Saguenay—Lac-Saint-Jean who are very familiar with this measure, to support this bill.
We need measures such as these to stop youth out-migration and promote the retention of skilled workers in economically depressed regions.
BurmaStatements By Members
May 27th, 2009 / 2:10 p.m.
Deepak Obhrai Conservative Calgary East, AB
Mr. Speaker, yesterday marked the final day in the year-long extension of Burmese Nobel Laureate, honorary Canadian citizen and pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi's five-year prison sentence. Today should have marked the first day of her renewed freedom. However, Burma's ruling junta has manufactured new charges on the eve of her release. Canada renews its calls upon General Than Shwe to unconditionally release Aung San Suu Kyi.
The Burmese junta's repressive policies have led to untold death and misery and created a refugee crisis in the neighbouring countries.
Canada strongly condemns the Burmese junta on the violation of basic human rights of the Burmese people.
TaxationStatements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Brian Murphy Liberal Moncton—Riverview—Dieppe, NB
Mr. Speaker, members of the Conservative Party and their leader continue to show that they have no clue how to help Canadian families during this economic downturn. Recently, the Conservative leader said that he is not going to bring in another budget "until we need to raise taxes".
We thank the Conservative leader for finally being honest. Now we know that the Conservatives want to hike taxes on Canadian families during a global recession. We also know that they increased income taxes during their first budget and they put a devastating new tax on income trusts. The Conservatives and their leader seem to like taking money out of Canadians' pockets.
Will the Conservative leader stand in the House and finally come clean with Canadians? Which taxes will the Conservatives raise? By how much will they raise them? Who would be forced to pay these new taxes?
TaxationStatements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Larry Miller Conservative Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound, ON
Mr. Speaker, the Liberals have become a single-issue party. The issue is taxes. They want them higher and they want more of them. Their leader is the father of the carbon tax. He has also made only one policy commitment: taxes will rise under the Liberals.
In these tough economic times, that is not what Canadians need. We need the stable and focused leadership that only this government can provide. While this government is standing up for hard-working Canadian families, the Liberals want to make it tougher for Canadians to take care of their families. The Liberals are clear. They want more taxes and higher taxes.
That is just plain wrong. I know it is wrong. The people of Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound know it is wrong. This government knows it is wrong, and all Canadians certainly know it is wrong. It is only the Liberal leader who has not figured that part out yet.
Canadian Jewish CongressStatements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Pat Martin NDP Winnipeg Centre, MB
Mr. Speaker, on May 31st, the Canadian Jewish Congress will celebrate its 90th anniversary at its national assembly in Toronto.
Since its inception in 1919, the Canadian Jewish Congress has represented the Jewish community on issues, including anti-Semitism, racism, Holocaust remembrance, and support for Jewish communities that are in need in this country and around the world.
On behalf of the New Democratic Party, I am proud to recognize and pay tribute to the Canadian Jewish Congress and to praise its role as a human rights organization concerned with the social justice and rights of all Canadians and the promotion of the values of our Charter of Rights and Freedoms at home and abroad.
The NDP wishes the Canadian Jewish Congress a happy 90th anniversary and a productive and successful 29th national assembly. To the CJC, yasher koach, may you go from strength to strength.
Leader of the Liberal Party of CanadaStatements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Jacques Gourde Conservative Lotbinière—Chutes-de-la-Chaudière, QC
Mr. Speaker, Quebeckers do not really know this Liberal leader, but the one thing I can be sure of is that he wants to raise taxes. It is terrible to criticize when one has nothing better to offer other than tax increases in these tough times.
For every problem, the Liberal leader's solution is more taxes. He said so, himself, quite openly.
Whose taxes does the Liberal leader want to raise? The victims of the economic crisis? People in need? People in the forestry regions?
Canadians have good reason to wonder and to be worried. The Liberal leader still refuses to give any answers.
The Liberal Party's pretentious attitude towards Quebec is making a strong comeback in Ottawa, and we urge all Canadians and Quebeckers to be wary of the real intentions of the Liberal Party, which wants power at all costs. Canadians will be left to pay the price with even higher taxes.
Manufacturing IndustryStatements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Luc Malo Bloc Verchères—Les Patriotes, QC
Mr. Speaker, in 2007, after announcing plans to transfer some of its activities from Quebec to Ontario, ArcelorMittal announced the construction of a beam mill at Contrecoeur. Two years on, union members feel that it is time for the company to keep that promise. They have launched a large-scale regional mobilization to save the Quebec steel industry.
What should the Government of Canada—which has been ignoring problems in Quebec's manufacturing industry for years—be doing?
It should go forward with the Bloc Québécois' proposal to create a $4 billion fund to provide refundable investment credits to companies like ArcelorMittal that, because of declining production, have delayed planned investments. If they are encouraged to invest right away, they will be able to modernize their facilities and benefit fully from the economic recovery.
TaxationStatements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Denis Coderre Liberal Bourassa, QC
Mr. Speaker, this morning, the Minister of National Revenue was asked if the Conservatives were planning to raise income taxes. He refused to answer.
He is refusing to answer questions about his hidden tax agenda. The guy who always has an answer for everything does not want to talk about it. I can understand his reluctance to talk about it, because there is sure to be plenty of criticism.
Will the Conservatives raise income and sales taxes? Who will suffer as a result? SMEs? The most vulnerable? The unemployed? The poor?
The minister should stand up and tell Parliament and all Canadians who will bear the brunt of his tax hikes. Once again, the Conservatives are showing their true colours.
Tory times are tough times.
TaxationStatements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Randy Hoback Conservative Prince Albert, SK
Mr. Speaker, our government's economic action plan is delivering real results for Canadians. They have asked for leadership from their federal government, and that is what we are providing.
At this critical time, when families need it the most, we are reducing taxes on Canadians, creating jobs, and helping Canadians who are hardest hit by the global recession.
Canadians will benefit from an additional $20 billion in personal income tax relief. Those who have lost their jobs are now eligible for five additional weeks of employment insurance. Canadians are benefiting from investments in skills and transition, which facilitates finding jobs in the new economy.
Meanwhile, the Liberal leader has said, "We will have to raise taxes". This irresponsible tax hike policy is not what Canadians need during this recession.
The leader of the Liberal Party should stand up in the House today and come clean with Canadians and tell them which taxes he will raise, by how much he will raise them, and who will be forced to pay these taxes.
The EconomyOral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Etobicoke—Lakeshore Ontario
Michael Ignatieff LiberalLeader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, in September the government said there would be no recession, in October no deficits, in November it promised a surplus, but in January it brought down a $34 billion deficit. Yesterday, the deficit ballooned to $50 billion, all in a breathtaking six months, and still the money has not gotten out the door. This is incompetence on a historic scale.
How can the Prime Minister, or any other Canadian, still have confidence in the Minister of Finance?
The EconomyOral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Calgary Southwest Alberta
Stephen Harper ConservativePrime Minister
Mr. Speaker, we are all aware that over the last few months the financial situations have deteriorated in all countries due to the recession.
The fact of the matter is that our deficits in Canada are a third to a quarter of the size of the deficit in the United States, the United Kingdom, Japan. These deficits are affordable. What we are doing is borrowing money at historically low interest rates to help unemployed people, to build infrastructure. That is what we should be doing and what we will continue to do.
The EconomyOral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Etobicoke—Lakeshore Ontario
Michael Ignatieff LiberalLeader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, the issue here is the credibility of the Government of Canada and the credibility of the Minister of Finance.
Just five weeks ago, the Minister of Finance said, and I quote, "I'm comfortable with our projections... We're on track". We are on track to where? The largest deficit in Canadian history. Canadians just cannot trust the government with their money.
Will the Prime Minister fire the Minister of Finance?
The EconomyOral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Calgary Southwest Alberta
Stephen Harper ConservativePrime Minister
Mr. Speaker, what is at issue here is the credibility of the Leader of the Opposition, who has been here week after week demanding not just that the government spend more but that it spend more permanently. Now he tries to pretend he is concerned about the deficit.
I cannot fire the Leader of the Opposition, and with all the tapes I have on him, I do not want to.
The EconomyOral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Etobicoke—Lakeshore Ontario
Michael Ignatieff LiberalLeader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, fortunately—
The EconomyOral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Some hon. members
Oh, oh!
The EconomyOral Questions
2:20 p.m.
The Speaker Liberal Peter Milliken
Order, please. The hon. Leader of the Opposition has the floor.
The EconomyOral Questions
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Michael Ignatieff Liberal Etobicoke—Lakeshore, ON
Mr. Speaker, fortunately, the Prime Minister cannot fire me. He should fire the Minister of Finance. Yesterday, the deficit ballooned to $50 billion. It is the largest deficit in our history. This is incompetence on a historic scale.
When will the Prime Minister fire his Minister of Finance?


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MOSCOW — North Korea has advised foreign diplomats to consider evacuating their embassies in Pyongyang in light of increasing tensions in the region, Russian and British diplomats said Friday.
Russia's foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, told reporters traveling with him in Uzbekistan on Friday afternoon that Moscow was seeking more details about the North Korean statement before making a decision about whether to evacuate.
The British Foreign Office said its embassy "received a communication from the North Korean government this morning saying that the North Korean government would be unable to guarantee the safety of embassies and international organizations in the country in the event of conflict from April 10."
Lavrov said Russia was treating the statement from Pyongyang as a suggestion and not an order. Some observers in Moscow called Friday's evacuation advice an obvious propaganda ploy. Russia's Foreign Ministry said North Korea has made the same proposal to other nations with diplomatic missions in Pyongyang.
The development comes at the end of a week of bellicose threats by the North Koreans against South Korea and the United States. South Korea's Yonhap news agency, citing intelligence sources in South Korea, reported Friday that the North had moved intermediate-range rocket launchers to its eastern coast, putting Guam potentially within range of a strike, Reuters news service said.
Moscow is consulting with China, South Korea, the United States and Japan over the evacuation proposal, the Foreign Ministry said.
State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland told reporters in Washington that the United States plans to remain prudent in the face of "an unpredictable regime and an unpredictable situation."
"This is just an escalating series of rhetorical statements, and the question is, to what end?" she said.
The United States, which does not have an embassy in North Korea, is represented in the country by Sweden.
While urging all sides to refrain from escalation, Russia — which shares a 10-mile border with North Korea — has been particularly concerned that North Korea not attempt a first-strike nuclear attack, triggering inevitable retaliation. Some Russian analysts have suggested that North Korea has no intention of actually going to war but warn that as rhetoric continues to escalate, a conflict could ignite accidentally.
"The situation is not developing in the direction we would like it to," an unnamed Russian Foreign Ministry official told the Itar-Tass news agency. "Now, in such a charged atmosphere, care for safety of our citizens comes to the fore."
Valery Shnyakin, deputy head of the international affairs committee of Russia's upper house of parliament, told the Interfax news agency that the North Korean recommendation should be taken seriously.
"As a rule, such statements are made amid unfolding military actions," Shnyakin said, adding that even if Pyongyang is bluffing, such warnings deserve close attention.
"Russia, the U.S., China, Japan and South Korea should coordinate their efforts and act in a united front," he said.
The Russian Foreign Ministry statement said: "We are strongly convinced that prevention of military operations on the Korean Peninsula is an imperative. We consider the policy of fanning military tensions absolutely unacceptable, and we hope for the parties' maximum restraint and composure."
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davidbehan necessitava di un nuovo design di logo e ha lanciato un contest su 99designs.
È stato scelto un vincitore tra 88 design presentati da 41 designer.
Ok, I'm looking for a logo for a new golfing website called spinongolf.com. This website will be aimed at golfers with information on courses, locations, products, news, etc.
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leaning towards green but leaving it open for now
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Ok, I'm looking for a logo for a new golfing website called spinongolf.com. This website will be aimed at golfers with information on courses, locations, products, news, etc. I want a cool logo to go with it as we will be designing a web 2.0 type website and the logo will need to fit in with it. Hoping to see some sort of emblem in the logo, maybe a golfer, golf ball, flag, or something like that... I trust your imagination. There may be more work after this contest is won for designing stationary, marketing material, etc. but the full $500 will be for the best logo. Thanks and ask any questions you may have.
Note (28 June - 10am): When this contest was added, I wanted to advertise it in 2 categories (logo design and stationary design) but I only need a logo designed for now. I mistakenly put $500 into both categories, which totalled $1000. I emailed support immediately after creating it as I couldn't find a way of changing it, and they told me this morning to add this note. I just want everyone to be clear that the prize money for this contest is $500 and this is for the logo design only. However, we will probably ask the contest winner to do additional work like the stationary design and other marketing material, which we will pay for separately. I think I already made it clear that it was $500 for logo design but I just want to make sure everyone knows. Thanks and contact me if this is an issue. My apologies for my stupidity! :D
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Australian loyalty-program developer PointPal has undergone extensive security remediation as it this week prepares to become a pioneer in the use of Apple's new PassBook digital loyalty-program application.
PassBook is a banner feature of Apple's new iOS 6 operating system, which will hit the world's iPhones on Thursday local time and come built into the millions of iPhone 5 smartphones to ship from Friday.
The widespread availability of PassBook will spawn a feeding frenzy of personal information as loyalty-program providers rush to secure valuable mindshare for the application, which provides a single repository for users' loyalty programs and uses locational queues to automatically pull up the right coupons depending on where a user is located.
PointPal – which already offers a loyalty app for iOS and Android mobile devices that has garnered it the business of Australian and Singaporean firms like Oporto, The Cupcake Bakery and Hom Yoga – will this week add support for PassBook, which will quickly turn Apple into a major worldwide aggregator of data on customers' loyalty programs and shopping habits.
Such centralised databases have become honeypots for hackers, who have recently laid siege to massive customer databases maintained by the likes of Sony, LinkedIn, and Apple with impunity. Earlier this year, a blogger exposed a major security flaw in Google's Wallet payment service, and PassBook is equally sure to become a quick target for hackers.
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Details provided by PointPal customers are stored securely within the company's SalesForce.com database, and only then referenced in subsequent transactions using the customer's membership number. This prevents the flow of personally identifiable information to PassBook or any other applications, Lowe says, and leverages SalesForce.com's well-established security infrastructure to keep hackers at bay.
"One of the key things we had in the application was security," Lowe says. "It's the standard SalesForce layer, but we spent the bulk of our development funds on building our own internal security and privacy layers on top of that. We wanted to ensure that we had the best possible security, not only for the customer but also for the merchant."
The fact that PointPal leverages SalesForce.com's cloud architecture (and is tied in with Amazon Web Services resources as well) promises crucial scalability that could become necessary within days should iOS 6 prove as popular as early iPhone 5 sales figures suggest.
Even as it manages the expected transactional growth of the platform, PointPal's security infrastructure will be carefully watching for signs of fraud, analysing data for signs of manipulation or dodgy behaviour.
"Fraud is out there and we've done our very best to identify when it happens," Lowe says. "We can monitor instances and build a library over time of patterns of behaviour. If there's any potential around fraud, we can monitor it and build profiles that we can act upon quickly. We've worked hard to build a level of trust through PointPal so customers feel comfortable sharing their personal details with us."
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Western Digital cuts revenue forecast, cites 'muted demand'
Follows Intel into fiscal hidey-hole
Storage megacorp Western Digital dropped a bomb on its investors – and the entire computer industry – by announcing that it was lowering its revenue projections for its first fiscal quarter, which will end on September 28.
That quarter, the company said in a press release on Thursday, will now see revenues of between $3.9 billion to $4.0 billion; Western Digital's previous guidance had been for $4.2 billion to $4.3 billion.
In the release, the drive giant blamed the downgrade on the fact that it "now expects the industry's total available market (TAM) for hard drives in the September quarter to be approximately 140 million units versus its earlier forecast of 157 million units, due to muted demand and inventory rebalancing."
Just one week ago, a similar drop in demand led Intel to also revise its revenue forecasts, lowering its third-quarter guidance to between $12.9bn and $13.5bn, down from its earlier projections of $13.8bn to $14.8bn.
Intel's downgrade was a 6.5 per cent reduction; Western Digital's was a bit higher at 7.1 per cent. Intel blamed its slippage on "softness in the enterprise PC market segment; and slowing emerging market demand" – which The Reg translates as being simply a more verbose way of describing what Western Digital called "muted demand".
Interestingly, the Irvine, California, drivemaker's downgrade comes at a time when its business should be doing relatively well – if it weren't for that pesky muted demand. Western Digital acquired Hitachi GST this March, a full year after announcing its intention to do so, and it appears to be recovering nicely from the last year's Thailand floods, which put a serious crimp in its production.
It may be too early to move all your assets into gold, but this new wave of "muted demand" and "softness" does appear to be muting and softening hopes for a full recovery from the multi-year Great Recession. ®
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Washington (CNN) – Chelsea Clinton, who joined NBC as a special correspondent in 2011, is stepping down from the news network.
Bill and Hillary Clinton's daughter announced her departure in a Facebook post, hanging the decision on her desire to continue working for the Clinton Foundation and the fact that she and her husband Marc Mezvinsky will be welcoming their first child this fall.
Washington (CNN) – The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee is stepping up their attack on Republican Rep. Bill Cassidy by airing an ad that hits the Senate hopeful for his position on Medicare.
The ad – titled "Record" – uses Cassidy's time as a House Republican to portray him as someone more concerned with giving "tax breaks to millionaires and the wealthiest," while advocating for raising the eligibility age for Medicare and cutting funding for health care.
Washington (CNN) – Former Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush are going to join forces for a new initiative aimed at helping to give leaders better skills to solve problems.
The presidents will appear together at an event in Washington on Sept. 8th to launch the Presidential Scholars Program.
Washington (CNN) - Republicans seized on a news report Tuesday that raised questions about whether one of the Democrats' most vulnerable senators up for re-election actually resides in the state she represents.
The Washington Post said Sen. Mary Landrieu doesn't own her own house in Louisiana. The paper said she listed her home address on a recent campaign filing with the Federal Election Commission as being her house on Capitol Hill in Washington, which the Post said is valued at $2.5 million. But the paper said when she was qualifying for the ballot in Louisiana she listed the house where she was raised in New Orleans, where her parents still live.
(CNN) - President Barack Obama on Thursday took some questions in the White House press briefing room about serious subject matters - ISIS, Iraq, Syria, Russia.
But the reaction on Twitter was largely focused on his rarely worn tan suit.
(CNN) – Hillary Clinton broke her silence Thursday on the protests over the death of an unarmed black teenager in Ferguson, Missouri, telling an audience of technology investors that the United States "can do better."
Her statement, which came at the end of her prepared remarks to the Nexenta OpenSDx Summit, was the first time Clinton spoke about the protests since they began earlier this month, and her comments came after civil rights leaders had called on Clinton to weigh in.
(CNN) – Sen. Rand Paul continued his recent blitz against Hillary Clinton as a "war hawk," blasting the former secretary of state for having a "shoot first" foreign policy.
In an opinion piece for the Wall Street Journal, the Kentucky Republican highlighted Clinton's advocacy to arm Syrian rebels when she was the nation's top diplomat.
(CNN) - Mary Burke, Wisconsin's Democratic nominee for governor, will not appear in public with Barack Obama when the President travels to Milwaukee on Monday to mark Labor Day in the key 2014 battleground state.
The President and Burke are both scheduled to attend Milwaukee's annual "Laborfest" celebration, a gathering of union activists that play a critical organizing role in Democratic politics.
Washington (CNN) – Richard Trumka is not ready to endorse Hillary Clinton for president in 2016. But that may be because, as he says, "there is no there, there."
At a breakfast with journalists on Thursday, the labor icon and president of the AFL-CIO spoke highly of Clinton, the former secretary of state and favorite for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2016, but he did raise some questions that he hopes Clinton will answer if she runs.
(CNN) - In his strongest words to date, Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky, tried to quash talk that he would allow another government shutdown if he becomes Senate majority leader next year.
"Of course not. Remember me? I am the guy that gets us out of shutdowns," McConnell told CNN in an exclusive interview Wednesday.
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News Release 12-121
NSF Charters Icebreaker to Support U.S. Research Stations in Antarctica
Icebreaker will resupply and refuel stations for 2012 to 2013 season
July 3, 2012
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The National Science Foundation (NSF) announced today that it will exercise an option for chartering the diesel icebreaker Vladimir Ignatyuk from Russia's Murmansk Shipping Company. The Ignatyuk will again create a channel through the sea ice of Antarctica's McMurdo Sound needed to resupply and refuel U.S. research stations during the upcoming 2012 to 2013 season.
An icebreaker is essential to create the channel and to safely escort a fuel tanker and cargo ship in and out of McMurdo Station, NSF's logistics hub on the southernmost continent. Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station at the geographic South Pole as well as other field sites are also dependent on the same annual delivery of supplies and fuel to McMurdo.
"We are very pleased to announce this continuation of our agreement with the Murmansk Shipping Company," said Kelly K. Falkner, who heads NSF's Office of Polar Programs, which manages the United States Antarctic Program. "Our recent discussions with them about deploying the Ignatyuk this season have come to a successful conclusion and we are fully confident that the ship will allow us to complete this vital mission."
In August of 2011, NSF signed a one-year fixed contract, with options for renewal, with the Murmansk Shipping Company. The contract provides for using the Canadian-built icebreaker, Vladimir Ignatyuk, to complete the channel-breaking and escort duties.
The Ignatyuk successfully completed the McMurdo Sound break-in and escort in February of 2012. Officials with the Murmansk Shipping Company had subsequently expressed concerns about supporting the mission in 2013. Officials at NSF and the ship's operators are now satisfied that a series of technical discussions have addressed the company's concerns, and arrangements are in place such that the Ignatyuk should be able once again to successfully complete the icebreaking portion of resupply and refueling mission.
Although contingency plans would have kept the U.S. Antarctic Program operating at a reduced level if an icebreaker had not been available, annual refueling and resupply remain critical to NSF's long-term ability to comply with its presidential mandate to maintain "an active and influential national presence" on the southernmost continent.
NSF meets the requirements of Presidential Memorandum 6646 by managing the U.S. Antarctic Program, which supports a comprehensive program of scientific research and operates three year-round research stations; McMurdo, which is on Ross Island, Amundsen-Scott South Pole, and Palmer, which is on the Antarctic Peninsula.
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Siliconera reports Pokémon director Junichi Masuda has hinted a new game announce may happen soon. Speaking to fans at a Q&A event, and later following up on Twitter, the developer said those keen to hear about ne games should watch Pokémon Smash, a weekly Japanese TV show. No announcement was made during Sunday's episode. Despite […]
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A legitimate-looking domain registration has re-opened speculation of a new version of Pokémon Black & White – Pokémon Gray.
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Pokémon developer Gamefreak has said current iteration Black and White will not see a "director's cut" third entry, putting paid to persistent rumblings of a Pokémon "Grey".


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Harrisburg, Pa. (AP) – A federal judge will not set a trial date just yet for a lawsuit challenging Pennsylvania's ban on same-sex marriage.
At a scheduling meeting Oct. 9 with nearly a dozen attorneys, U.S. District Judge John E. Jones III said he wants to consider and rule on pre-trial motions, particularly one that claims the federal courts lack jurisdiction over state marriage laws, before the case goes further.
"If we're right … the case is over," said William Lamb, a former state Supreme Court justice who represents Gov. Tom Corbett and state Health Secretary Michael Wolf in the case. He was referring to a four-decades-old U.S. Supreme Court ruling that is the basis for Lamb's motion to dismiss Corbett and Wolf as defendants.
Attorneys for the plaintiffs in the case say they don't expect the motion to be granted. If it is, they said they will appeal to the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia.
Jones said he would decide that and other motions by mid-November and set a follow-up scheduling meeting for Nov. 22, when he is more likely to set a trial date. The judge said the trial dates suggested so far by the two sides are about a year apart.
"I can't see any reason that this case shouldn't be tried in (2014), and earlier rather than later," Jones said.
The suit also names state Attorney General Kathleen Kane and the registers of wills in Bucks and Washington counties. All of them want to be released as defendants.
The lawsuit, the first in a growing number of challenges to the Pennsylvania law, was filed in July on behalf of 10 same-sex couples, one couple's two teenage daughters and a widow.
Gay marriages are legal in 13 states and the District of Columbia. All the Northeast states allow same-sex marriage except New Jersey, which allows civil unions, and Pennsylvania.


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A new project which aims to raise awareness of the chronic illness ME among health professionals has been launched during ME Awareness Week.
Inform ME Scotland is a 12-month, Scottish Government-funded project that will allow Action for ME to lead change in Scotland by reaching out to health and social care professionals.
It also aims to engage them in discussions about how to improve the support available to people with ME.
Theresa Burns, project coordinator for Scotland, Action for ME, said: "The project has been set up in direct response to the needs of people with ME who aren't really getting the support that they should.
"We also know that the professionals working with them need support.
"We want to provide professionals from across the health and social care sector with a better understanding of what living with ME is like, and create a space for shared learning and thinking about actions that can bring about meaningful change for people with ME.
"We know that services are lacking across the country at the moment and we hope that this goes some way to rectify that."
The charity is also encouraging GPs, nurses and other healthcare professionals to get in touch as part of the project.
Theresa said: "We would love for GPs, nurses, physios, OTs, etc to speak with us about how they can take part. We can offer resources for surgeries so that information is readily available."
Health Secretary Shona Robison said: "The Scottish Government is working to ensure that people living with ME get the best possible care and support and services.
"As part of this we've been working closely with Action for ME.
"I'm delighted that we've been able to provide funding for this important project and I look forward to seeing some positive outcomes for people with ME."
Hannah Meikle (23), who has ME, believes the new project could make a big difference to sufferers.
She said:"Having ME can be quite isolating; it's hard to get across exactly what you are going through and how you are feeling.
"You can have good days and bad days and a lot people can find it difficult to understand.
"It took a while for me to get a diagnosis which was a very difficult time. Even with a diagnosis from your doctor, it's still not easy.
"Finding out what support is available is difficult especially when you are long term sick.
"Sometimes you're too ill to do it for yourself, so having that support system readily available will go a long way to making a big difference for those who suffer from ME."
Each day, there are scores of people across Scotland who face a gruelling battle to cope with everyday tasks.
A diagnosis of ME – myalgic encephalomyelitis – can leave many people completely housebound, dependent on family or professionals to help care for them, and feeling isolated and cut off.
May 7 to 13 is ME Awareness Week, so it is a fitting time to share this new project in Scotland, to support health and social care professionals to have a better understanding of what ME sufferers go through on a daily basis.
Based on evidence gathered from Health Boards, and the experiences of the people with ME that use specialist services for ME, Action for ME also plans to publish a report on healthcare services available for people with ME.
Following the general election which takes place in in June, the charity will use this to ask MSPs, NHS commissioners and primary care professionals what they are doing to ensure that appropriate, patient-led healthcare can be accessed by everyone with the disease.
Health and social care professionals in Scotland who'd like to know more about working with Action for M.E. should contact Theresa Burns by emailing email@example.com.


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Skype is all about keeping people close — but even the best technology can't solve the problem of busy schedules or missed calls. Want to say goodnight to your kids while traveling, but you'll be up in the air? Need to wish your dad a happy birthday, but can't seem to catch up? Spot something interesting while you're out and about, and want to share with your friend?
Skype can help you connect with the special people in your life—even when your schedules conflict.
We're excited to announce that video messaging is now coming out of preview as a full-fledged (and free!) feature in Skype for Windows desktop, Skype for Windows 8, Skype for Mac, Skype for iPhone, Skype for iPad, Skype for Android and Skype for BlackBerry. Just like the millions of users around the world who have already previewed video messaging, you too can now record and share a personal video message, even when your friends and loved ones are not available. The best part is that they'll be able to view your video message as soon as they sign into Skype. Skype Video Messaging is easy and convenient, and only the contact you've chosen to receive your message can view it.
Video messaging is now available to all Skype users. You can send and receive as many video messages as you want – completely free of charge. Video messages can be received and viewed on any platform or device running Skype.
Skype Video Messaging adds another great way to keep in touch with friends and family during life's most meaningful moments. Send a video message to your friends and family today—it's easy. You can capture a fleeting memory, create a heartfelt reminder or simply tell a friend or family member "wish you were here" even when they aren't online:
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Recording a Skype Video Message is simple:
- First, tap the "video message" button.
- Next, tap the record button to capture your video message.
- You can record a message of up to three minutes, which can be previewed prior to sending. If you'd like to, you can delete and re-record until you are completely happy with it.
- When you are ready, simply click on the envelope icon to send your video message to the recipient.
To learn more about Skype Video Messaging, please visit this FAQ on the Support section of our site. As always, we'd love to hear your feedback so we can continue to make improvements. Please let us know what you think of Video Messaging by posting in the Skype Community or sharing your thoughts on Facebook or Twitter.


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