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We were talking about this at work last week...thought I'd get your opinions. There was a close tie between two here.
If you vote other, please indicate who in the thread.
We were talking about this at work last week...thought I'd get your opinions. There was a close tie between two here.
If you vote other, please indicate who in the thread.
This is a tough one. I'm going to have to think about it a bit. I think it's down to Brian and Stewie for me, with Quagmire also in contention.
my second fav is brian, but stewie takes the cake.
for me it all came down to one moment. stewie and brian at a diner, having a regular conversation, when stewie looks toward the door and says, "excuse me, brian..." then at the door, a hooker recognizes stewie and darts out...stewie chases after her yelling, "don't you walk away from me! don't you walk away from me!!!!"
oh my, that is epic comedy right there.
that was awesome!Originally Posted by xxltaco
Brian and Stewie were definitely neck and neck here - I love them both but have to go with Stewie.
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If you dont plan on winning, you might as well just go home -Derek Jeter
Though I don't watch much Family Guy anymore, Stewie and it's not even close. I have a Stewie keychain as well and people tell me "oh I love Stewie too!"
We should do this for the Simpsons too.
and, yea, Stewie all the way.
Peter, no question. Quagmeyer 2nd. Gigitty
Dumb & Dumber
The manatees.
Stewie and Peter are great characters, but I went with Quagmire. He's such a freak!
Let the kids play.
I find Quagmire little too disgusting.
Voted Quagmire, Stewie's a close 2nd.
Edit: I should've voted Other. The creepy old guy always gets me to laugh.
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"We're all worms, but I believe I am a glow worm."-Winston Churchill.
Stewie easily.
Cleveland is my favorite, and every random character that is done with his voice.
Mr. Conway Twitty!Originally Posted by Yankeeah
Brian.....got to love a pet that`s a lush...man`s best friend.....
I'm not sure if I have a favorite....I chose Peter because I've laughed the most at moments involving him.
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Definitely Brian.
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"Even though sometimes I can really be a monster... today, I'm just a sea monster."
The kid with his face on upside-down.
"You aint my b!tch, n!gga! Buy your own damn fries!" -- Barack Obama
Stewie is great but I had to go with Brian. The interactions between the two of them are often the funniest thing on the show.
"All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them." Walt Disney
I voted on the "Who would you rather have a beer with?" criterion. Brian over Stewie. Of course, Stewie is underage.
"Deep to left! Yastrzemski will not get it! It's a home run! A three-run homer by Bucky Dent! And the Yankees now lead by a score of 3-2!" - New York Yankees announcer Bill White (October 2, 1978)
They are all great characters but I had to go with Quagmire. I don't think there's ever been a scene with him in it that I don't laugh.
2009 - World Champion New York Yankees!!
Looks like, just as on the show, no one likes Meg.
To be honest, I thought about not putting her in there but I thought someone would come in and say" where's meg?"..probaby a Sox fan.Originally Posted by gdn
btw - there was a guy from the Biggest Loser who I thought looked exactly like Chris..apparenty I wasn't the only one
Every episode has a large piece of disgusting in it. He usually plays a key role though.Originally Posted by genius-24
Let the kids play.
I voted for Stewie. The other characters have their pluses, but I can't imagine the show without him.
I wonder how they thought to give that accent to Stewie...would he be as funny without it?
On a side note, I'd just like to say that I have a huge crush on Seth MacFarlane.
2009 - World Champion New York Yankees!!
Probably Peter. Brian and Quagmire kill me, too. Lois is more subtly funny. Mayor West cracks me up, too. I love this show. A lot.
A coward is incapable of exhibiting love; it is the prerogative of the brave.
-- Mahatma Gandhi
Quagimire is on date with Jennifer Love Hewitt and waiter asks (paraphrasing):
"And the usual roofie colada for the lady?"
Don't tease me, you know what I do for a living.
Brian... but undoubtedly the eps with Brian and Stewie as the main focal point are the best.
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It's a toss up. They're all funny in their own way.
I may not have been the best Yankee to put on the pinstripes, but I am the proudest.
- Billy Martin
I didn't see that one.Originally Posted by philleotardo
Quagmire the pervert for sure.
2. Stewie
3. Brian
Peter sucks.
I believe his voice is patterned on Rex Harrison.Originally Posted by b-ball-lunachick
I don't watch it much anymore but Adam West is my favorite.
Brian: What are you doing?
Stewie: I'll teach that hussy to go on a boat ride without me. When she returns, I'm going to put bamboo splinters under all her finger nails. Then I'm gonna strip her down and tie her to the bed.
Brian: Okay.
Stewie: Then I'm going to make her crawl on her hands and knees while I drip hot candle wax all over her back.
Brian: Uh, and then what are you going to do?
Stewie: Uhh, let's see.
Brian: You gonna shower her off after all that candle wax?
Stewie: No, I'm gonna keep her filthy!
Brian: Yeah, she's been a bad girl
Stewie: And then I'm gonna gag her with her own brazier.
Brian: (laughs)
Stewie: What?
Brian: No, no nothing, nothing. That's all part of your diabolical plan to...humiliate her.
Stewie: Yes, yes, she'll be humiliated.
Brian: Maybe you'll handcuff her, she'll hate that.
Stewie: Then I shall do that as well.
Brian: And call her a bitch.
Stewie: Until I'm hoarse with rage!
Brian: Maybe smack her ass with a riding crop.
Stewie: Yes, and then-- what?
Brian: No I mean that would like, t-- that would show her.
Stewie: Are y-? You're getting some kind of sick sexual thrill off of this aren't you?!
Brian: Who cares?! You're not gonna kill her anyway. You're gonna bitch and moan, and then you're gonna do what you always do. The minute Lois walks through that door you're gonna forget all about it, beg for your apple juice, go poop and fall asleep.
Brian is hilarious
NYYFans FBB: Evil Empire
"Even though sometimes I can really be a monster... today, I'm just a sea monster."
Peter. He's the BEST.
"Well, Peter, I was giving you a prostate exa-"
Was it really necessary to give Cleveland his own show? this is bad...
I haven't watched it and really have no desire to watch it. Cleveland isn't that great a character, IMO. Quagmire would've been a better choice for a spinoff, though I'm generally not a fan of them, anyway.Originally Posted by b-ball-lunachick
A coward is incapable of exhibiting love; it is the prerogative of the brave.
-- Mahatma Gandhi
Was it that bad? I didn't watch it, didn't plan to watch it, and I had a strong suspicion this show would flop long before it ever aired.
I voted Quagmire since I'm of that mold too... Still, the scene that gets me the most is the one where Peter breastfeeds Stewie... My brother and I were laughing about that scene for about an hour straight.... (Seriously, when Stewie picks a nipple hair out of his mouth and gags, how can one NOT laugh at that absurdity?!)
Quagmire's hilarious, but he's completely one-dimensional, and the joke would get old really fast if he were the main character every single episode. And once you give a character like that any depth you ruin the appeal. I guess they figured Cleveland was a character they could develop and have fun with, since he's kinda neutral. Haven't seen the show, so I don't know if it's any good.Originally Posted by jlw1980
"You aint my b!tch, n!gga! Buy your own damn fries!" -- Barack Obama
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hello, I would like to connect an external over drive pedal to my HD400...I read the manual but still don´t get it.
can you please give a more detail explanation about where, how to connect this external pedal and how to set it?
thank you
How you plugiin an external effects pedal really depends on what effect is in the pedal, There are lots of views on the web as to which order effects go in but as a rule of thumb
For your overdrive pedal there are really two ways to hookup the cables.
The first is easiest ...
Guitar ---> OD Pedal In --> OD Pedal Out --> Pod Input
If you want to use one of the effects in the FX1 slot before the OD pedal then you need to use the FX Loop. the hookup is
Guitar --> Pod Input --> Pod FX Send --> OD Pedal In --> OD Pedal Out --> Pod FX Return
I am not 100% where the wah goes in the effect chain on the HD400 but I think that this second hookup would put the Wah before the OD, which many people prefer.
In terms of setup for the second hookup
All numbers refer to the section of the Advanced Manual for the HD400 available from this site.
Use the FX Loop footswitch to turn the loop on.
thank you very much....other question:
with the first set up, the HD volume pedal will affect my OD or only with the second set up?
The volume pedal can be placed before the amp (pre) or after (post). With the volume in the Post position then both setups would behave identically: it will affect the loudness of the preset but should not change the basic tone.
With the volume pedal in Pre, the game changes ...
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Micronutrients list of publications
The documents and articles listed below can be accessed, downloaded, or ordered from the WHO bookshop.
Norms and standards
Report: priorities in the assessment of vitamin A and iron status in populations (2012)
15-17 September 2010, Panama City, Panama -
Report of the WHO meeting on estimating appropriate levels of vitamins and minerals for food fortification programmes: The WHO intake monitoring, assessment and planning program (IMAPP) (2010)
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Salt as a vehicle for fortification (2008)
Report of a WHO Expert Consultation, 21-22 March 2007, Luxembourg - Guidelines on food fortification with micronutrients (2006)
Vitamin and mineral requirements in human nutrition (2004)
Second edition - Trace elements in human nutrition and health (1996)
- Recommendations on wheat and maize flour fortification meeting report: Interim Consensus Statement (2009)
- Weekly Iron-Folic Acid Supplementation (WIFS) in women of reproductive age: its role in promoting optimal maternal and child health (2009)
Preventing and controlling micronutrient deficiencies in populations affected by an emergency (2007)
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Reaching Optimal Iodine Nutrition in Pregnant and Lactating Women and Young Children (2007)
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Revised 20th November 2007 -
Iron supplementation of young children in regions where malaria transmission is intense and infectious disease highly prevalent (2006)
pdf, 295kb - Focusing on anaemia: towards an integrated approach for effective anaemia control
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de Benoist B et al. Iodine deficiency in 2007: Global progress since 1993
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Conclusions of a WHO Technical Consultation on folate and vitamin B12 deficiencies
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Mclean E et al. Worldwide prevalence of anaemia, WHO Vitamin and Mineral Nutrition Information System, 1993-2005
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Prevention and control of iodine deficiency in pregnant and lactating women and in children less than 2-years-old: conclusions and recommendations of the Technical Consultation
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Public Health Nutrition, vol 10, no. 12a, 1606-1611, December 2007 -
de Benoist B et al. Conclusions of the Joint WHO/UNICEF/IAEA/IZiNCG Interagency Meeting on Zinc Status Indicators
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Food and Nutrition Bulletin, vol 28, no. 3 (supplement), S480-S486, September 2007 -
Andersson M et al. Current global iodine status and progress over the last decade towards the elimination of iodine deficiency
Bulletin of the World Health Organization, vol 83, no. 7, 518-525, July 2005 -
Zimmermann MB et al. New reference values for thyroid volume by ultrasound in iodine-sufficient schoolchildren: a World Health Organization/Nutrition for Health and Development Iodine Deficiency Study Group Report
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, vol 79, no. 2, 231-237, February 2004 -
de Benoist B et al. Prevalence of iodine deficiency worldwide
The Lancet, vol 362, issue 9398, 1859-1860, 29 November 2003 -
Weize-Prinzo Z, De Benoist B. Meeting the challenges of micronutrient deficiencies in emergency-affected populations
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Proceedings of the Nutrition Society, vol 61, no. 2, 251-257, May 2002 -
de Benoist B et al. Vitamin A supplementation and control of vitamin A deficiency: Conclusions
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Food and Nutrition Bulletin, vol 22, no. 3, 335-340, September 2001
Conclusions and recommendations of the WHO Consultation on prevention and control of iron deficiency in infants and young children in malaria endemic areas
Food and Nutrition Bulletin, vol 28, no. 4 (supplement), S621-S631, December 2007
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Médicine Tropicale 2008, page 68
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Weekly iron and folic acid supplementation programmes for women of reproductive age: An analysis of best programme practices (2011)
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UNICEF/WHO/FFI Meeting on Implementation in Asia of the Recommendations on Wheat Flour Fortification (2010)
Meeting Report, Manila, Philippines, 10-12 November 2009 -
Preventive Weekly Iron-Folic Acid Supplementation Can Improve Iron Status of Reproductive age Women: Experience in Cambodia, the Philippines and Viet Nam (2005)
Nutrition Reviews, Volume 63, Supplement 1, December 2005 -
Meeting on weekly iron/folic acid supplementation for preventing anaemia in women of reproductive age in the western pacific region (2003)
Meeting Report, Manila, Philippines, 29 September - 1 October 2003 -
Iron compounds for food fortification: Guidelines for Latin America and the Caribbean 2002
Nutrition Review, Vol. 60, No. 7, July 2002: (II)S50-S61
- Code of Practice for Food Premix Operations (2005)
Micronutrient deficiencies in Africa (1998)
WHO intercountry workshop for national programme managers, 7-9 October 1997, Gaborone, Botswana -
Atelier OMS interpays sur les carences en micronutriments pour les coordonnateurs nationaux de programmes (1997)
Bamako, Mali, 27-29 Mai 1997
Other documents
Investing in the future: A united call to action on vitamin and mineral deficiencies
Global report 2009 - Pellagra and its prevention and control in major emergencies (2000)
- Thiamine deficiency and its prevention and control in major emergencies (1999)
- Scurvy and its prevention and control in major emergencies (1999)
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A model for establishing upper levels of intake for nutrients and related substances
Report of a joint FAO/WHO technical workshop on Nutrient Risk Assessment, 2-6 May 2005 - Nutrients in drinking-water


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erik wrote:Nobody is revealing it, however many rumors about Google expanding into CB for months now, and in the same location...
http://www.omaha.com/index.php?u_page=2 ... id=2363258
Mastermind wrote:Great News!! What type of operations would Google have in CB? Is a technology firm considered "industrial"? Either way this is great news for Council Bluffs.
The large project Council Bluffs is wooing would bring more than 150 high-tech, high-paying jobs to the metro area, said a Bluffs city official.
City Councilman Darren Bates said that although he hasn't been told the name of the company in question, he has been told the jobs would have a typical salary of $60,000.
Legislators work to land 'multibillion investment'
The investor's identity is secret. But Iowa might offer incentives like those Google has received elsewhere.
April 18, 2007
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Two Iowa lawmakers say a large Internet company is weighing whether to locate part of its operation near Council Bluffs - and the House is moving ahead with incentives for that company.
"The best information we have: This could be at least a $600 million investment with 100 jobs at $50,000 to $130,000 per job or as much as 10 times that number," said Rep. Phil Wise, a Democrat from Keokuk and a member of the House's Ways and Means Committee, which passed the bill with the incentives on Tuesday.
"We have the potential here for a multibillion investment in Iowa."
Rep. Doug Struyk, a Republican from Council Bluffs, said the technology company is looking to locate in that area.
But neither lawmaker would state the name of the company that would benefit from tax breaks for "web search portal businesses."
The legislators were asked whether the company is Google. Earlier this year, it was announced that Google was creating a $600 million data center in North Carolina - after receiving an estimated $260 million in incentives over 30 years.
But Wise and Struyk both said they were unable to disclose the company's name without jeopardizing the deal.
The company is in talks with the Iowa Department of Economic Development, Wise said.
Essentially, the incentives would offer sales-tax and use-tax breaks on equipment, machinery and electricity on an investment of at least $200 million. Wise predicted the bill would be approved early next week by the full Iowa House. Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma are all vying for the business, he said.
"If we fail to enact this incentive, I believe there will be other states that will secure the investments of companies like this," Wise said.
A spokesman for the Iowa Department of Economic Development said Tuesday that it had no application for incentives from a company matching Google's description. The Iowa Economic Development Board, which weighs incentives for companies, meets on Thursday.
The Omaha World-Herald reported last week that work is under way near a 180-acre site controlled by the Council Bluffs Industrial Foundation.
Gov. Chet Culver is scheduled to visit Council Bluffs today but spokesman Brad Anderson said Tuesday that the governor is traveling to the city to speak to the Council Bluffs Chamber of Commerce about the proposed $100 million Iowa Power Fund.
In addition to the North Carolina project, Google has also announced this year it will build a $600 million data center, sometimes called a "server farm," in South Carolina. The company also received significant incentives for that center, according to the Charlotte News & Observer newspaper.
Computerworld, an information systems newsweekly published in New Zealand, published an article recently stating that Google was building data centers at a quick pace.
"Google is on its way to becoming the McDonald's of data centres - serving billions of bytes daily - if it keeps up with what seems to be an extraordinary pace of building IT facilities," the article said.
"Several of the new and prospective facilities, including one that Google built last year in The Dalles, Ore., share some common characteristics," the article continued. "For those data centres, Google has selected or is considering rural locations where electricity is both plentiful and available at relatively low costs."
In North Carolina, city, county and state governments agreed in January to provide Google with incentives that include sales-tax exemptions on electricity use and computer-related purchases and local tax breaks. The California-based company has promised to build a data center that is expected to employ about 210 workers who would earn an average of $48,000 annually.
Google is the world's most-used Internet search engine. It reported $10.6 billion in sales in 2006 and earnings of nearly $3.1 billion.
The legislators were asked whether the company is Google. Earlier this year, it was announced that Google was creating a $600 million data center in North Carolina - after receiving an estimated $260 million in incentives over 30 years.
Mastermind wrote:your forgeting about property taxes. these are very high paying jobs as well. Obviously this is what other markets are willing to pay for a project like this, competition is fierce
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OK all you absoulutedsm smarty pants readers, let's do the math: $260 million in tax breaks & incentives over a 10 year period to create 100 well paying, permanent jobs, That's $2,600,000 of incentives per job created.
I don't know the overall state tax revenue on an employer with 100 jobs - what the state's tax take is - but it will never come close to the $2,600,000 per employee. Let's say they collect $5,000 per employee per year in income tax: That's $5,000,000 in income tax revenue for 100 emplyees for the 10 year time period. Hmmm, give a way $260 million to get back $5 million. Can't Nebraska take Google's business instead?
Can't Nebraska take Google's business instead?
Existing firms may be aided by tax breaks
A possible package to lure Google to the state could have a wider effect.
By JONATHAN ROOS
April 26, 2007
Iowa companies in the computer services business could get in on some of the tax breaks being proposed by legislators to lure a large Internet company to the state.
Google is said to be eyeing a Midwest location for expansion after creating a $600 million data center in North Carolina.
The Senate on Wednesday approved a bill already approved by the House that, with Google in mind, would offer a state sales tax exemption on purchases of equipment, machinery and electricity on an investment of at least $200 million.
The Senate attached an amendment that would offer Iowa computer services companies a refund of sales taxes paid on electricity over five years.
"What is good for the Google is good for the gander by helping existing Iowa businesses," said Sen. Jeff Danielson, a Cedar Falls Democrat.
To qualify, Iowa companies must have at least a $1 million investment in their businesses and meet federal energy and environmental design standards.
"With the passage of this bill, I hope we create a gaggle of Google-type businesses here in the state of Iowa," said Sen. Bill Dotzler, a Waterloo Democrat.
Google is considering sites in the Council Bluffs area. Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma also hope to land the business.
The Senate approved the entire package of tax incentives contained in House File 912 on a 47-2 vote. The bill returns to the House for more debate.
Reporter Jonathan Roos can be reached at (515) 284-8443 or [email protected]
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Not every animation and visual-effects company can be the next Disney Pixar but surely there is room for smaller players. Unfortunately, one such participant, a company called Digital Domain Media Group, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection earlier this week after gracing the public markets for less than a year. Digital Domain is being scooped up by private equity firm Searchlight Capital Partners for $15 million, but its short legacy reverberates through the halls of IPO contenders everywhere.
The media company had problems managing its cash flow, choosing to acquire animation and educational brands; all the while losing sight of its core operations, according to The Wall Street Journal. In a flash, these mistakes cost the company behind the special effects for blockbuster movies, including Titanic, have cost Digital Domain its balance sheet and its status as a publicly traded company.
The culture of IPOs is different in 2012. Wall Street's most widely anticipated debut of Internet powerhouse Facebook couldn't happen without a major technology glitch that left an asterisk on the trading day and worse was a harbinger for the type of post-IPO activity the stock was in for. Hopefully that's all behind Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, and investors.
But as the IPO pipeline is once again filling up and it's the smaller names, the Digital Domains of the world, that are cause for concern.
In a Dodd-Frank world, which has some corporate executives and certainly investment managers griping, it is surprising to see public policy that paves the road to new offering in the public markets a little smoother. Indeed, the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act does just that. It allows emerging companies to test the IPO waters. The problem is once companies like Digital Domain realize those waters are a bit too deep they get out, leaving investors to pick up the pieces. The policy has good intentions and is designed to help companies grow and stimulate jobs growth. It allows emerging companies with under $1 billion in total annual revenues to begin trading in the public markets.
One of the companies that was privileged to IPO because of the JOBS Act includes Kayak Software (NASDAQ: KYAK), according to the WSJ. The company's original S-1 filing came in 2010 but it wasn't until June of this year that investors could purchase KYAK shares. And purchase they did on the first day but shares have pulled back about 10% since the IPO.
Steve Hafner, CEO of Kayak, recently told Bloomberg that despite disappointing market debuts from the company's technology counterparts Kayak entered the markets at the right time and at the right price. He also emphasized that the company is here for the long haul, and as a result asked investors to do the same. He advised investors to take a long-term approach to the stock rather than responding to daily trading activity or even quarterly earnings.
Kayak is profitable and generated revenues of $76.9 million in its 2Q. It continues to attract new eyeballs and revenues from its mobile demographic are trending higher.
With only one-fifth of its business exposed to Europe, Kayak seems positioned for growth but not without some challenges. In addition to the obvious players like global online travel behemoth Expedia (NASDAQ: EXPE), which has a 15-year history and deep bench of service providers for consumers to draw from including 150,000 hotels and 100 plus airlines. The dividend-paying stock is currently trading at about 7% below its 52 week-high.
Expedia is attempting to strengthen its leading market position by capitalizing on domestic and international small business travel - a $260 billion market in 2012, according to CNBC. Last week, Expedia partnered with the Chase's Ink from Chase credit card portfolio to launch a rewards program designed specifically for small businesses. It offers small businesses savings and other perks for booking airfare and hotel stays with the Expedia.
Neither Kayak nor Expedia appear phased by a tangled web of airfare wars being spun by certain airlines.
In a more surprising twist, the online travel industry is not lost on Google (NASDAQ: GOOG), which acquired travel software company ITA in 2011 and bought the Frommer's travel guide brand only last month. Frommer's fits in neatly with Google's consumer-review portfolio, which extends to include the Zagat Food Guide from a 2011 Google acquisition.
The online giant paid John Wiley & Sons, Frommer's previous owners, some $25 million for that business, according to The Wall Street Journal. This recent wave of acquisitions strays from Google's roots as a search engine. It opens up the door, however, to greater advertising dollars in the online travel arena, where Google can leverage its search-engine prowess with ad sales - no doubt much to the chagrin of other online travel providers.
Incidentally, the Frommer's brand remains in partnership with Kayak.
What happened to Digital Domain Media Group is disappointing. And the JOBS Act certainly places a greater onus on investors to examine smaller new issues. It remains to be seen what Searchlight will do with Digital Domain - maybe it will eventually sell the business to another buyout shop. Private equity firms are increasingly looking to one another for their exit strategies, according to an article in the WSJ that points that in 2012 buyout firms have more than doubled the pace at which they swap target companies amongst their peers. Or perhaps the media company might ever get a second chance to make an impression on Wall Street.
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- Jenny said...
this sounds absolutely delicious! my boyfriend and I are also massive chilli lovers, I am going to have to give this a go asap! the colours and short depth of field in these photographs are absolutely fantastic as well!
- 3 October 2011 11:22
- london bakes said...
@Jenny - thank you! I have to say, the depth of field was more out of necessity than anything else but I'm glad it worked out well!
- 3 October 2011 11:24
- Averie @ Love Veggies and Yoga said...
Oh that looks soooo good. Full of flavor, spicy, rich, ka-POW bam flavor. I love that :)
- 3 October 2011 12:08
- tori said...
Now that's a fantastic looking chilli sauce. Can't wait to try it. Thank you!
- 3 October 2011 12:47
- Lindsay @ Pinch of Yum said...
Yum! There are tons and tons of these chili peppers at the farmer's market and I never know what to do with them! This looks perfect.
- 3 October 2011 13:04
- Winnie said...
So gorgeous! I am putting mine on everything...let me know how the freezing works out :)
- 3 October 2011 13:08
- london bakes said...
@Averie - Yes, I love food that packs a real punch of flavour. My biggest complaint is normally that something is bland!
@tori - Thanks so much, I hope you like it!
@Lindsay - It's such a good way to use up extras and, fingers crossed, it freezes okay too!
@Winnie - Thank you, I'll let you know. I did sneak a bit into a sandwich over the weekend too, it was so good! - 3 October 2011 13:42
- thelittleloaf said...
Yum! You post such incredible recipes for desserts and sweet stuff, but this looks like an absolute winner to. My boyfriend and I eat bucket loads of chilli - sauce, fresh, dried - so this is definitely getting bookmarked :-)
- 3 October 2011 14:39
- DessertForTwo said...
I think I could eat this on just about anything! I love the fresh ingredients!
- 3 October 2011 16:18
- Leanne said...
You are singing my song!! I'm a native New Mexican, and we take our chile and salsas VERY seriously. I think evaluating restaurants on their sauces is totally appropriate and only fair. You've got me jonesing for something spicy now ... this sauce looks amazing!!!
- 3 October 2011 16:39
- themoveablefeasts said...
Haha! I nearly laughed out loud while reading this post. A child who will only eat rare steak or lasagna?! I wish I were you as a child, haha.
I've never really been that "into" chili sauce (like your family is!) but the idea of scooping this on meats and breads sounds so good, I might have to try it out. - 3 October 2011 17:03
- Marion said...
I love chilli sauces! I've never tried a mixture of green and red chillis, though. Love your blog btw :)
- 3 October 2011 17:14
- Sabrina Modelle said...
Oh, this is simply gorgeous, and guess what! I just picked up about 20 bright red chilies from the farmers market on Saturday. I think a batch of chili garlic sauce is in order. Thank you for the beautiful post and photos, and thank you for popping by my blog. I'm so glad I now know about yours.
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- Elaina @ Flavour Food and Wine said...
That's so funny! I saw that recipe too and have it on my "to make" list this week!! Love it :) So glad you tried it out...I'll let you know how mine turns out as well :) Looks delicious..great photos! x
- 3 October 2011 20:14
- Ali said...
That looks good. I've always been a great fan of spicy sauce really gives a kick to the taste.
- 3 October 2011 20:42
- Lauren's Latest said...
I've had the sting of chiles last on my hands overnight one time and it was AWFUL! Need gloves to cut them now!
- 3 October 2011 21:30
- Liz said...
That looks gooooooood!
- 3 October 2011 22:15
- Dizzy Lizzie said...
Yaay! Chilli Sauce! I LOVE Chilli Sauce!
- 4 October 2011 11:57
- Bianca @ Confessions of a Chocoholic said...
I LOVE chili sauce and never even considered making it at home until I saw your post! Thanks for sharing!
- 4 October 2011 18:04
- Hallie Fae said...
Looks so good. We grew jalapenos this year in our garden but didn't get many. Wish I had a ton laying around to make this recipe!
- 4 October 2011 23:28
- london bakes said...
Thanks everyone, I'm glad you liked it!
- 5 October 2011 11:08
- Madi @ Sit Down and Eat Your Peas said...
So I always thought I hated spicy things...recently I started trying putting a jalapeno in a dish...I now attempt to make everything in my life spicy! This looks like something I'd love without knowing I love it! Definitely going to try it asap!
- 5 October 2011 14:49
- london bakes said...
@Madi - Welcome to the dark side ;)
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Nutritional Facts 1-1/3 cups equals 441 calories, 14 g fat (7 g saturated fat), 86 mg cholesterol, 380 mg sodium, 44 g carbohydrate, 3 g fiber, 32 g protein.
Originally published as Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo in Simple & Delicious January/February 2010, p57
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Reviewed on Mar. 09, 2013 by angieherzberger
My whole family loves it, even my two picky kids.
Reviewed on Jan. 16, 2012 by twillz
I added chopped brocoli to mines with a bit of italian seasoning.
Reviewed on Nov. 30, 2011 by chellenic
My family loves this recipe! I would much rather make this then eat it at a restaurant.
Reviewed on Jan. 23, 2011 by niki jean
I have made this dish a couple of times and my family loves it. Even my picky eater asked me to make it again.
Reviewed on Jan. 13, 2011 by valanddansmith
This was a good recipe for Alfredo but it needs a lot more garlic, in my garlic-loving opinion anyway! Didn't add the mushrooms as most of the family doesn't like them... And I also like to add the bacon to each individual portion - I prefer crispy bacon and it doesn't stay that way long when mixed in with the pasta.
Reviewed on Jan. 03, 2011 by Chris1414
The recipe was delicious. I bought a package of Alfredo sauce that I was going to add to it just in case it tasted bland, but I did not find the need to include the sauce. I used low-fat half and half. I also added about a cup of chopped broccoli to the recipe. I would probably add a little more garlic next time.
Reviewed on Sep. 27, 2010 by bchristianguy
Absolutely LOVE this recipe!! I would definitely make it again for sure!
Reviewed on Mar. 25, 2010 by gmaildi
I made this for a Sunday dinner and it was excellent! This was thoroughly enjoyed by five adults and three children ages 7,4 and 3.I doubled the recipe but put in 8 oz. of mushrooms since not all of my family like them. I just made it two weeks ago and already requests are being made again. I also used 1 lb. of bacon and all the drippings. None of us found this bland at all.
Reviewed on Mar. 06, 2010 by jennesh
First time making fettuccine and this was worth the wait. My family loved it!!
Reviewed on Feb. 11, 2010 by RRohrer
Totally delicious especially with the bacon flavor. My family really enjoyed this version of fettuccine alfredo even my husband who is not that crazy about pasta.
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Woodburned Magnolia PlaqueBy: Janet Wilhelm for Walnut Hollow A stamped flower helps you woodburn the magnolia design easily. These magnolias are woodburned on a section of basswood for rustic, country decor.
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