‘Aglio di Voghiera’ is placed on the market in the following forms: FRESH/GREEN GARLIC with green stalk, firm at the collar, and the outer skin of the bulb still fresh, white- or ivory-coloured bulb, possibly with pink striations, whitish roots; SEMI-DRY GARLIC: stalk not completely dry, ranging from green in colour to whitish, less firm at the collar; outer skin of the bulb not completely dry, bulb white or ivory in colour, possibly with pink striations, whitish roots; DRY GARLIC: dry stalk, whitish in colour and delicate in consistency, outer skin of the bulb and the skin surrounding each clove completely dry, white-coloured bulb co ...[+++]ntaining visible cloves, ivory-coloured roots.

When fresh — size: no greater than 25 g; shape parameters: ratio between the largest and smallest diameters of between 1,2 and 1,3; outer colour: vermilion; colour of the flesh: red; texture: very firm; flavour: sweet and sour, lively and intense; refractive index: min. 6,5 °Bx; strongly attached to the stalk.

Colour: Yellow to brown on the outside after smoking; white to buttery yellow on the inside.

We get quite colourful, full-colour flyers prepared by the various parties and then distributed at government expense.

Or there is the Minister of Multiculturalism, who just spent $4 million in tax dollars sending professional members of lobby groups and friends of hers to the outrageous Durban conference in South Africa to stay in four star and five star hotels at taxpayers' expense and involve themselves in a disgraceful gabfest surrounded by anti-Semitism in various forms.

Senator Callbeck: You say that the advertising cost is comparable, but the documentation that I have before me says that in 1993, in the first issue of Sports Illustrated Canada, the advertising rates were $6,250 for a full-page colour ad compared to $25,400 for the same advertising in Maclean's.