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A cool car is the car that you might take your new crush out on a date in. It's the car that turns heads and makes you the center of all your friends. Ultimately though, it's the kind of car that steals your thunder. We think it's all of those features and then some. In addition to a combination of those factors, we'd like to think that a cool car can be defined as something that has influenced our attitude and thinking towards how we perceive what a car is and stands for. Some of them have an intangible quality that has captivated our hearts and minds. Here are Top ten coolest cars in the world.
10. Ford Mustang
Speed: 0-60 mph: 4 seconds.
Engine: 412 horsepower.
Cost: $20,000 – $30,000.
9. Lamborghini Murcielago
Speed: 0-60 mph: 3.0 seconds.
Engine: 661 horsepower.
Cost: $360,000 – 455,000.
8. Chevrolet Corvette
Speed: 0-60 mph: 4 seconds.
Engine: 638 horsepower.
Cost: $74,000 – $110,000.
7. Dodge Viper
Speed: 0-60 mph: 3.4 seconds.
Engine: 600 horsepower.
Cost: $80,000.
6. Pagani Huayra
Speed: 0-60 mph: 3.0 seconds.
Engine: 700 horsepower.
Cost: $1,300,000.
5. Aston Martin One-77
Speed: 0-60 mph: 3.5 seconds.
Engine: 750 horsepower.
Cost: $1,400,000.
4. Audi R8
Speed: 0-60 mph: 3.6 seconds.
Engine: 525 horsepower.
Cost: $114,200.
3. Jaguar XKRS
Speed: 0-60 mph: 4.2 seconds.
Engine: 550 horsepower.
Cost: $132,000.
2. Spyker C12 Zagato
Speed: 0-60 mph: 3.8 seconds.
Engine: 500-650 horsepower.
Cost: $648,000.
1. Ferrari FF
Speed: 0-60 mph: 3.5 seconds.
Engine: 651 horsepower.
Cost: $300,000.
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passed a hair salon on the way back to campus, so I hopped off the bus and got a (much needed) haircut! still have to trim the bangs, though.
realized I was next to the entrance to Chinatown, so I spent some time exploring a bit; bought a ton of snacks (did not buy blue domokun.)
came back to res and made smoothies/played cards/ate chips/watched a movie with some friends I haven't seen for a while.
best of all, the weather finally feels like spring!
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A car is made up of many different parts.Ok
make up = to make by putting things or parts together= to constitute
Jean makes up stories to amuse her little brother. Ok
make up = to invent; think and say something that is new or not true = to concoct
I have to make up the test I missed last week.
I want to go to bed early to make up the sleep I lost last night.
We have to drive fast to make up the hour we lost in Boston.
Vitamin pills make up what you lack in your diet.
The toy cost a dollar and Ted only had fifty cents, so father made up the difference.
Uncle Fred forgot my birthday present but he made it up to me by taking me to the circus.
Mrs. Rich spent so much time away from her children that she tried to make it up to them by giving them things.
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We made up for lost time by taking an airplane instead of a train.
Saying you are sorry won't make up for the damage of breaking the window.
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 29218536:MV8yMDcyOTA1XzM0OTEzMjYyXzhBMjMxMTAz] bothersome considering fruits and veggies are the healthiest foods but if they're being sprayed with a bunch of shit from above we are screwed. A solution would be to grow them all in greenhouses? or invent something to put over them that will allow sunlight/rain but not any chemicals to get on them.. [/quote]
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If you try to discuss Chemtrails with others, you may well find yourself very frustrated. Many do not want to be involved, which is a central problem of having Chemtrails stopped. I'm ever so pleased to say that many are finally beginning to ask what the white lines in the sky really are. As more people get involved in understanding the chemical make-up, we will eventually have them stopped.
Initially, in the late 1990s or perhaps earlier, the Aluminium Oxide portion of Chemtrails was being used to reflect sunlight and help cool our Earth in a project which has come to be known as geo-engineering. Investigators then became curious and began conducting lab tests on air samples.
The following list of ingredients was born:
Aluminum Oxide
Barium Oxide (see recent study here)
Bacteria such as Anthrax and Pneumonia Nine chemicals, including Acetylcholine Chloride
Twenty six heavy metals including Arsenic, Gold, Lead, Mercury, Silver, Uranium and Zinc
Four molds and fungi
Seven viruses
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Two vaccines
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How does HAARP play into all this?
The HAARP array is based just north of Fairbanks, Alaska. For me to go into HAARP would fill volumes, same as the mountain of evidence for the use of Chemtrails. However, the more you read, see, and hear the facts, you will then be more able to decide for yourself what is right. From my research, I believe that HAARP uses the Aluminium in Chemtrails as an electrical wire. If so, this may be why HAARP can travel the world.
Once trails are laid, the Aluminium could be up there for up to two years. Keep laying the trails, and you keep advancing. We now know that HAARP can cause specific earthquakes and we suspect other ailments to Earth. I say "specific" because HAARP scientists have admitted that energy direction is possible. This energy can be guided to where the operators want a quake. The US Navy that runs HAARP have stated that, they will own the weather by 2025. It would appear they are well on their way to accomplishing that goal! I wonder, with all the weird weather we are having, are the HAARP people running practice runs? I believe you will find that Chemtrails are more important to the military than merely sun reflection.
Then there are new diseases like Morgellons.
Again, I will not go into great detail as I want you to get involved to read up on it. It is a huge subject, and a disease that should not have been inflicted on Mankind. The evidence for this horror is mounting, as the links below will demonstrate. It is suspected to be in Chemtrails, and if seen on a person it appears as if worms have invaded just under the skin causing unbearable itching and burning. It is suspected that these worms are in the control of something outside the person, and are perhaps even nano-based. So what are we to believe? That this is another project the military has developed in their 35- to 45-year head start? It is very hard to understand someone developing such a weapon . . . if it is a weapon. But, if it is, it would not be the first time that the military produced a bioweapon. Please read up on Morgellons, as the more informed we are, the easier it will be to eradicate it. Cliff Carnicom's site, as well as Vaccine Liberation Army would be the key places to learn more about Morgellon
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Le Fou Frog
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.lefoufrog.com/
- Phone: 8164746060x
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Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
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Happy Hour: Tuesday through Friday 4:30-6:30
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- Cuisine: European, Contemporary French / American, French
- Executive Chef: Mano Rafael
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
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- Private Party Facilities: Le Fou Frog offers private dining on the patio, weather permitting, & semi-private dining in the restaurant. Restaurant buy-outs may be available on select nights, some restrictions apply.
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An eclectic French bistro tucked away in historic river city market area in downtown Kansas City is a local favorite serving 4 star traditional & contemporary food in a fun filled atmosphere. Chef/proprietor Mano Rafael works with seasonal ingredients to create an ever-changing chalkboard menu. The vast menu selections & wine list offer many choices for varying tastes & budgets. Check out La Fou Frog's reviews from Kansas City Star, Pitch Weekly, KC Magazine, Ingram's Magazine, the New York Times, Bon Appetit, Zagat & chowhound.com!Continued
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- Al most all terrificOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 9/17/2014Many, many excellent meals here as with the current experience. The chocolate mousse used to be served in a goblet and now comes as a half dome with a choc shell. Would have been fine but the shell was too thick and tough to get through with a fork (and a knife for mousse?). Otherwise very good. Server got confused about our dish but otherwise was very attentive and excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A KC Treasurejdr60Dined on 9/13/2014We went on a Saturday night and the evening could not have been better. The food was excellent, but what really makes Le Fou Frog outstanding is the ambiance and service. The staff is extremely friendly and they also provide entertainment. They sang two songs (and they were excellent) as the crowd participated, making for an extremely enjoyable evening. I think everyone should try Le Fou Frog!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First Time The Bestyummy2meDined on 9/5/2014Everything was absolutely delicious! Tempura shrimp was a great choice. Waiter recommended a short rib appetizer that was fabulous (and I never would have ordered it without his prompting). Now I would do it again! We have been meaning to try this restaurant for years, I only wish we would have done it sooner. But, nothing beats the first time and it was a wonderful find! We'll be back. Service was perfect, too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Magnificent!OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 9/4/2014Absolutely fabulous! One of the best evenings ever and the food, well just simply fabulous!Special Features:
- Special experience every timeFrenchFoodLoverDined on 9/3/2014This visit was special because the food is so exquisitely prepared and the wait staff is topnotch. Our waitress was eager to make suggestions and surprised my husband with a great glass of wine. She wasn't afraid to size us up when helping us decide what to eat. We had the Coquille St. Jacques and the cheese plate for starters, both very good. We all fought over the scallops though! Our entrees were: Steak au Poivre (big piece of meat, wonderfully cooked), lemon sole with risotto (this was heaven; we all agreed), a wonderful fish dish served with goat cheese and the tail still on (can't remember the name). For dessert we had creme brulee, chocolate mousse, and profiteroles. Yum! Wish the online menu was up-to-date though.Special Features:
- Ray201Dined on 8/27/2014Took my wife for her birthday on a week night kind of early, so not many other diners there. Served by the owner/chef who had the perfect amount of interaction with us, was charming and smiled through our attempts at pronouncing menu items in american french - he even suggested splitting the steak au prouve which was more than enough for the 2 of us. We will be going back.Special Features:
- Great restaurantDeliDined on 8/24/2014Quite our favorite restaurant in Kansas City: the filet fou was not only judged delicious by my wife, but by me the next day at lunch (the portion was generous). The crown rack of lamb was also great, and I do love their Gigondas, which matched the entrees wonderfully.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not enough for the $$$burbsgirlDined on 8/24/2014The price we paid for dinner did not equal the amount of enjoyment we got out of it. The air conditioner was working overtime to keep the place warm. The waiters were great and helpful but the ambiance wasn't there. We had a nice dinner but probably won't go back. There are too many other places I would try first. I'm glad I can say I've been there now.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- always excellentislandgirlDined on 8/23/2014We've dined with Le Fou Frog a couple of times now, on special occasions. Every time, both the food and the service are outstanding. We first came to Le Fou Frog on the recommendation of a friend and it is one of our favorite places to go. If you're looking for cheap, this is not the place for you; however, if you want excellent food and service, you'll fin it here!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FANTASTIC!BirkieDined on 8/22/2014You MUST eat here when in Kansas City. FOOD, SERVICE, WINE, DESSERTS are beyond exceptional!Special Features:
- Simply Extraordinary!gpatDined on 8/22/2014The experience was the most exuberant and authentic of any French restaurant I have had in the U.S. It is not quiet but the level of conversation by the guests and the wonderful service and entertainment by the staff made me want to stay and just soak in the good time and the absolutely wonderful food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing, as usualWendiDined on 8/22/2014Every time I dine at Le Fou Frog the food is amazing and the service is fun and attentive. It's an upscale restaurant with a laid back, casual feel; not stuffy at all. Escargot is amazing, lobster bisque is to die for, and the french fries are the best if have ever had in my life! Great for a special occasion or just a night out with friends. I highly recommend!!Special Features:
- My Favorite PlaceBobandpegDined on 8/21/2014Step inside and enjoy an evening of casual French atmosphere and the best food available in the Kansas City area. I've never been disappointed. Always an ever changing menu with fabulous culinary delights. Chef Mono and his entire staff are the best.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic EveningCarlDined on 8/19/2014I took my fiancé here for her birthday and wasn't let down. I had chosen this place based on reviews and word of mouth from a few people. The staff was excellent, and our waitress was especially helpful with anything that we needed. The food was delicious and the ambience was superb. I would highly recommend anybody to come and enjoy a great evening. I'll definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- tres moyennelive2eatVIPDined on 8/19/2014not notable wine list. Not sure what has happened at Le Fou, but food was average. Out of one bottle of white wine on the voluminous 3 white wines by the bottle list, so we ordered the house wine, of which they were also out. 5 cheese platter became a 4 cheese platter (only had 4 cheeses). However, if you want to go to a French restaurant that has a very limited selection of wine and cheeses and not looking for great food, the service was very good at Le Fou.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/16/2014This was my first time dining here and what a treat! I will definetly come backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A hidden gem for romantic diningOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/16/2014The atmosphere is quaint, romantic and inviting whether you are inside or outside on the patio. The food is exquisite and provides such pleasure to the mouth! We have dined alone and with other couples and have never been disappointed. The wait staff is pleasant and knowledgeable of the menu. Food delivery from appetizers to dessert is perfectly timed. Dishes are cleared and glasses refilled without interruption. I would highly recommend this hidden gem to anyone adventurous in food tasting and the even the pickiest of eaters.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Le Fou FrogOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/15/2014We chose the restaurant for our anniversary to join a couple of friends for a nice dinner, we were not disappointed!!! Food was excellent, wait staff was attentive and the overall time was great. Will be coming back for more...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Le Fou FrogChrisNLizDined on 8/12/2014The Frog is one of my favorites in town. Never even a moderate meal, always outstanding! I could fill this with superlatives of the food and wait staff. We go here several times a year and when one or all of our daughters are in town. They are all three huge foodies. This is an evening not to be missed.Special Features:
- The Best!DarikDined on 8/9/2014Took some friends to dinner for my birthday. We have never been disappointed at Le Fou Frog, and were not disappointed this time. Enjoy the reasonable wine selections, and the mean was fabulous. Keep up the good work, and we look forward to dining with you soon!Special Features:
- Memorable Dining ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/9/2014My wife and I had the pleasure of dining at Le Fou Frog on our first wedding anniversary last year. We decided we enjoyed it so much that we had to come back for our second anniversary. Once again, Le Fou exceeds all of our expectations. There menu includes a wide variety of interesting menu choices. The escargot appetizer was once again one of the most enjoyable parts of the night. The staff really make you feel that they are excited you chose to dine with them and in turn you feel excited as well. I always feel like I am someone special when I dine at Le Fou Frog.Special Features:
- Our favorite place in KCKCToadDined on 8/2/2014Impecable service and food. Always, perfection! Once entering the unassuming establishment you feel you have been transported to another place.Special Features:
- Romance definedCharlestonBrideVIPDined on 7/30/2014We sat on the patio at sunset and enjoyed the ambiance and lighting! Fantastic food and wonderfully attentive and knowledgable service!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!PatrickkcDined on 7/26/2014It was very exciting to celebrate a family victory with my mom here this past Saturday! Out service was amazing, as Ashley suggested our entrees which were too notch, it truly made my mother and myselfs weekend unforgettable! I can't wait to take more family and friends to this gem in the city market! Wonderful place with great wine, great staff and colorful interior! 6 stars!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RomanticDatenightDined on 7/26/2014My husband and I don't have the chance to get out very often with 3 kids at home, so we picked a place we normally wouldn't have the chance to go to. We were far from disappointed. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable on the menu and have amazing singing voices! The drinks and food are well worth the pretty penny they cost. Each course was absolutely fantastic. It was the best meal I think we've ever had. The atmosphere of the restaurant added to the entire experience and we walked away with very full stomachs and hearts. Couldn't be happier with the night and our choice of restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- so amazing!OPKSDined on 7/26/2014We were really awed by Le Fou Frog. Heard about it for years and finally made it for dinner. And were we impressed! The food was simply perfect, each item, from start to finish. Service was friendly, not overbearing, nice pacing. Not a fussy place, just the right mix of classy and casual. We will definitely return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service was excellent. ll come backSmicmanDined on 7/22/2014I've had a better meal at the frog. This one was just "ok". Had the crab. Noise level was horrible. Loud drunk group sitting behind us. Service was excellent. Not sure we will come backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We had the most funhe best foodsAwardsDined on 7/19/2014We had the most fun with your engGming staff and had some if the best food Location was not pretty and courtyard was ugly but after our warm welcome and great fun!! service, we loved it!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/18/2014My employer went there. I asked him what his thoughts were he said the food & service were very good however the prices were extremely high.Special Features:
- NicebrewedbehaviorDined on 7/16/2014All these years and still very, very nice. Service, food, ambiance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lauraVIPDined on 7/16/2014We really enjoyed Le Fou Frog- Hadn't been there for awhile- the menu was very interesting and offered a lot of variety. The wine list was good and I had a really excellent French white wine. The service was excellent and the waitress was very helpful when we made our choices. The truffles with grand marnier topped off a great dining experience. We definitely would go there again and recommend it to our friends.Special Features:
- Bastille DayReneeDined on 7/13/2014We really enjoyed the Bastille Day celebration! Thanks for making the evening one to remember. The servers and the entertainment were wonderful!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Le Fou FrogawynhausDined on 7/12/2014Overall the experience was superb. The food was delicious, the service, once seated, was terrific, and it was a fun night. I made the reservation on Friday for Saturday. Normally this probably wouldn't have been a huge issue but they had a special Bastille Day celebration so the spots were minimal. We arrived a few minutes early and waited about 20 minutes for our table. This was fine but the area to wait was crowded and jostling occured. Once seated though everything was fine. The service was prompt and friendly. The food was well prepared and delicious. There were some songs sung, dances danced, it was a very entertaining and energetic crowd. A little more light would have been nice but really it was a great time. :)Special Features:
- Happy Food and SongPositiveFoodDined on 7/12/2014I chose to attend Le Fou Frog my first time, for the Bastille Day Celebration. It did not disappoint. The food was outstanding, the service beyond great, and the added costumes and music made for a most memorable night. My server, Sarah sang one of my all-time favorites from The Phantom, and her voice was a great as anyone on Broadway. A gem of food, wine, and song. Don't save all the talent you have on staff for Bastille Day once a year. I say allow your diners to experience the talent, all year long in some fashion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- maclinluvfoufrogDined on 7/12/2014We were there during the Bastille day celebration and it was so much fun.Special Features:
- chuckDined on 7/10/2014Had a great evening, thursday nite was full but manageable by staff. Excellent food at every course. Can't say enough how special it was. The dover sole awesome and halibut wowSpecial Features:
- Delightful Local SpottheobrimDined on 7/5/2014We enjoyed our visit to Le Fou Frog immensely. The service was exceptional, offering educated recommendations without simply rereading the menus for us. The sheer number of options can be daunting, but only because everything looks so delicious! We also enjoyed the opportunity to interact with the chef/owner over the course of the evening. A memorable meal!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Le Fou is still a top notch eveningBigMarieNKCVIPDined on 7/5/2014The food is creative and well executed of course, but the shabby moulon rouge chic ambiance, the clever fun staff, and the periodic musical performances make it festive, welcoming and memorable. If you haven't been for a while - you have to return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/5/2014My husband and I love this restaurant. The French cuisine is delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our favorite restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/1/2014This is our number one favorite place to go when our family is all together.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Unwanted Mail
This works with my family and everyone gets to participate. We all get 'unwanted' mail, so here's a way to get it out weekly without the need for a reminder. Place an empty paper grocery bag wherever you place the daily mail or in the mudroom/laundry room (worn large gift bags or small boxes also work well). At mail time, quickly scan through your mail and immediately toss in whatever you know you don't plan to read. Do this every day, until it's time to set out the trash. Any mail that has accumulated must either make its way into the bag, get handled or get filed. Toss in newspapers and already graded and reviewed homework assignments as well. Have kids scoop up the bag and place at the curb with your other recyclables. The bag also gets recycled and makes for easy carrying. Kids will be amazed at the amount of paper collected and will see how recycling helps protect God's earth.


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I'll have to try that before mine get bought. Sounds like it would help a lot.
Also the GR07 and ER4S have much different goals imo. The ER4S is more technically proficient on almost every level, but the GR07 isn't trying to be. I think it helps to look at how Ebert reviews movies. He judges a horror movie as a horror movie, and not as a statement on man's place in the universe like Tree of Life.
I think if one can accept that premise then it becomes clear that having both sound signatures at one's disposal is the most sensible and wallet draining option.


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5.) Gabe Ikard, Oklahoma (6'4, 304): Extremely smart, takes good blocking angles, elite short-area quickness, charismatic, natural leader… Everything is good about this kid except for his lack of functional strength (20 reps). Once he gets stronger I think he's going to be a starting center in the NFL for a long time.
6.) Tyler Larson, Utah St (6'4, 317): Smart, durable center who moves well for a 317 pounder. Three time 1st-team all-WAC. Lack of top competition in the WAC is a concern, but Larson had a strong week of practice at the Senior Bowl and the 2nd most bench reps at the combine (36).
7.) Wesley Johnson, Vanderbilt (6'5, 297): Too small to play LT like he did at Vandy, but has great feet and an innate understanding of blocking angles. Johnson could make a good guard or center and has the talent to eventually crack the starting lineup somewhere.
8.) Corey Linsley, Ohio St (6'3, 296): Very strong (36 reps) phone booth blocker who excels in run blocking but struggles in pass pro. Profiles as a backup for now, but with improved pass pro could push for a starting position in a year or two.
9.) James Stone, Tennessee (6'3, 291): Classic phone booth blocker who can dominate the man in front of him but struggles when he has to move laterally or find a target outside of his immediate vicinity. Stone shows a good base and good awareness in pass blocking, though he has a hard time with athletic speed rushers. He is a consistent snapper out of the shotgun.
10.) Jonotthan Harrison, Florida (6'4, 304): Another phone booth blocker who could be a solid run blocker at either center or guard, but needs a lot of work on his pass blocking technique. Harrison has good size and is quick off the ball, but doesn't move well laterally. He has above average athleticism and with some technique adjustments could be an adequate enough pass blocker to contribute eventually. Harrison is a consistent shotgun snapper and has the size and athleticism to be an NFL center, he just needs some technique refinement.
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Pulverize frozen bananas and they become soft serve "ice cream".
yep, you read that right………..frozen bananas can become a creamy cold treat just like soft serve ice cream!!
Mix in different add-ins and the possibilities are endless! Allison added peanut butter to hers and sprinkled a few chocolate chips on top. I tossed some pineapple in with mine, next time I'm going to add strawberries.
When I shared it on Instagram I received a few more ideas:
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Pinterest is one of my favorite creative outlets. It also furthers my desire to lead an organized, beautiful and creative life. I know it's just a website, but it's really helped me define my sense of style — and sometimes my sense of self, too.
Do you love Pinterest? Let's pin together! You can find me right here. I'm constantly seeking new means of inspiration. For me, Pinterest is the ultimate mood board. As usual, let's inspire each other!
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This was a good side dish, but it lacked something. I subbed vidalia onion for the green, but that was the only change I made. If I make this again, I'll probably add some salsa or some other spice to liven it up. On the other hand, my picky 9 year old ate it up without a fuss. Only other problem was the carrots gave it an odd orange hue--might use black beans next time to cover the bleed off from the carrots.
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Dawn Moore said...
That's too bad about it not stacking with renew talents. Do you have a parse testing that? I'd love to see it.
I haven't equipped the renew glyph since pre 3.1 when it was one of the only few decent glyphs available as a disc PvPer. I liked it a lot back then, and I kept it on as I broke into Naxx as a holy priest, figuring even if I had to re-apply it more it was going to have a higher chance to be effective (as in EFFECTIVE, not 'effective healing' meter effective). You can probably tell by now I'm less about throughput for the sake of throughput, and more about 'what will benefit my targets/raid most?' Based on what you've said mana efficiency would go down using the glyph, but it might have its place in the right raid team or fight, even if you can't have it up on every raid member at once. I'll have to test it out just to see how it suits my tastes. Inefficient healing tends to make my skin crawl, but we'll see.
And yeah you're right about Healing Prayers. PoM is very cheap. Though PoH isn't; then again, I'm shocked if I use PoH more than twice a fight. I do notice when I pug though, that many holy priests treat PoH as a go-to spell, so I suppose it becomes another subjective thing. I'll probably go switch that to another optional talent. Holy is so non-concrete compared to disc! =P


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Bus driver Ram Singh, the main suspect in the assault on the woman in New Delhi, sought help on a courtroom television show to get compensation for injuries he suffered at work.
NEW DELHI —The driver of the bus on which an Indian student was gang raped and fatally beaten was featured three years ago on a television show that was hosted by a former top woman police officer.
Ram Singh, the main accused in last month's assault on the woman in New Delhi, had sought help on the show "Aap Ki Kacheri" or "Your Court" to get compensation for injuries he sustained in a bus accident, show host Kiran Bedi said.
Bedi, India's most celebrated former woman police officer and now an anti-corruption activist, was host of the Hindi-language program that helped resolve civil disputes.
RELATED: Guru: Indian rape victim shares blame for her attack
In that particular episode, which is available on YouTube, Singh and the bus owner who had refused his demands for compensation stood side by side at podiums as Bedi asked each man to make his case.
"Ram Singh tried to bully his former employer," Bedi told Reuters, recalling the episode.
A Delhi police officer confirmed that the man in the show was Singh, one of five men charged with the rape and murder of the 23-year-old student whose ordeal triggered nationwide protests.
Singh is expected to plead not guilty when the trial begins. Defense lawyers have said the prosecution's case is marred by lapses in the investigation.
The rape victim, who had boarded the bus along with a male friend after watching a movie Dec. 16, died in a Singapore hospital two weeks later.
RELATED: Lawyer: Police beat New Delhi gang-rape suspects
On the television show, Singh said he was tired of going to a tribunal court to seek compensation for injuries to both his hands.
"I spend a lot of money commuting. I request you to please help," he told Bedi. But the bus owner said he would pay no compensation and accused Singh of "drunken, negligent and rash driving."
Singh did not have any criminal record at the time he appeared on the show, the police officer said.
Bedi said the episode involving Singh was one of the few times when the two sides could not reach a settlement.
"Once we saw all the evidence, I realized that Singh was in the wrong," she said.
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Here is a quick peek to our October. Be sure to check out our Teen Drive In, the last one of the year.
Please note that we will be closed Monday October 8th for Columbus Day and will will be closed in the morning Tuesday October 16th from 10am to 12pm for professional development. Genealogy will be canceled for the month of October.
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Old televisions, broken computers, malfunctioning phones and other useless electronics will soon be able to be recycled at e-waste stations in South Wairarapa.
The stations are almost ready to start taking e-waste, said Mark Allingham, South Wairarapa District Council's group manager of infrastructure and services.
He said the council and Carterton District Council signed a joint contract with Earthcare to provide the stations.
They would be around for the next two years at least.
Mr Allingham was pleased to be able to offer the service.
"We had been looking at trying to recycle computers for some time," he said.
Televisions and other electronics can contain potentially toxic materials harmful to people and the environment.
With the switch over to digital TV, the council is anticipating about 770 television sets will need to be recycled.
The Government's nation-wide TV Takeback scheme is expected to start on August 21 in South Wairarapa when the e-waste stations will open.
A government subsidy means it will cost less than $5 to get rid of unwanted TVs.
Other items would also incur a small fee.
Collection sites will be open during normal operating hours at the Featherston and Greytown Recycling centres and at the Martinborough Transfer Station.
For the duration of the TV TakeBack campaign, a free TV drop-off service will be available to residents while the government subsidy applies.
Environment Minister Amy Adams said more than 50,000 televisions had already been collected for recycling under the scheme. "We have stopped hundreds of tonnes of harmful material going to landfill."
With the move to digital television on September 29, people are advised to find out whether their existing TV will work in a digital format or if they will need a new one.
Go online for more information on the digital switchover at: www.goingdigital.co.nz
TV components are reused in the following ways:
Glass is recycled overseas into new products.
Metals such as steel are melted down and made into new products.
Copper wire is removed and recycled in New Zealand.
Circuit boards are recycled overseas.
Aluminum is removed and recycled in New Zealand.
A small proportion of a TV cannot be recycled and does go to landfill.


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Does anyone know the transmission dates? I need to mark it on my calendar!
Since finding Kingdom, I have been searching high and low for other examples of Stephen's wonderful wit and talent. This led me to find Stephen Fry in America and about thirty years of Radio entitled Just A Minute, both of which are wonderful in their own right!
If anyone has other online sources of Stephen's amazing wit and talent I would greatly appreciate it if you would reply to this post with the information.


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Candace Burton, PhD, RN, FNE
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Richmond, VA 23298-0567
Phone: (804) 828-3681
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Ph.D. - University of California, San Francisco
- B.S.N. - University of Virginia
- B.A. - University of Virginia
Dr. Burton's research focuses on the context and impact of intimate partner violence with regard to health and development. Current work focuses on teen dating violence and sexual assault, as well as screening practices among health care providers.
Research Funding
Burton, C.W. "Biobehavioral Study of Teen Dating Violence" (2013-2016)
Sponsored award: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Nurse Faculty Scholars Program
Burton, C. W. "Evaluation of Project Connect Training and Outcomes in a Sample of Family Planning and Public Health Care Providers" (2012-2013)
Sponsored award: Virginia Department of Health, Futures Without Violence, Virginia Commonwealth University Institute for Women's Health
- Burton, C., Halpern-Felsher, B., Rehm, R., Rankin, S., & Humphreys, J. "Young Women's Experiences of Dating Abuse: A Multi-Method Analysis of the Relationships between Depression and Suicidal Ideation, Risky Behaviors, and Abuse in Dating Relationships" (2008-2010)
Dissertation Fellowship Award, Soroptimist International, Sierra Pacific Region
Graduate Student Research Award, University of California San Francisco
- "The Experience of Dating Abuse among Adolescent Girls" (2005-2008)
Predoctoral Training Grant (T-32) National Institutes of Health Institutional Nursing Research Service Award (T-32 #2 T32 NR07088-10
- "The Experience of Providing Care in Cases of Sexual Assault in Limpopo Province, South Africa" (2004-2005)
School of Nursing Research Award, University of Virginia
International Health Scholars Award, University of Virginia
Selected Publications
- Fredland, N.M., Burton, C. W. (2011) Teen dating violence. In J. Humphreys & J. C. Campbell (Eds.), Family Violence and Nursing Practice (2nd ed., pp. 225-252). New York: Springer.
- Burton, C. W., Halpern-Felsher, B., Rankin, S. H., Rehm, R. S., Humphreys, J. C. (2011). Relationship and Betrayal in the Lives of Young Women: Theoretical Perspectives on Adolescent Dating Abuse. Journal of Advanced Nursing.
- Burton, C. W., Halpern-Felsher, B., Rankin, S. H., Rehm, R. S., Humphreys, J. C. (2011) "It was pretty scary": The theme of fear in young women's experiences of adolescent dating abuse. Issues in Mental Health Nursing 34:11, 803-813. doi: 10.3109/01612840.2013.827286
- Burton, C. W., Carlyle, K. E., Crawford, L. K. (2013) Evaluation of Project Connect Training and Outcomes in a Sample of Family Planning and Public Health Care Providers in Virginia. Richmond: Virginia Department of Health Division of Prevention and Health, Office of Family Health Services.
Awards & Honors
- 2013, 6th Cohort, Nurse Faculty Scholars Program, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- 2012, Social-Behavioral Research Award, Women's Health Research Day, Institute for Women's Health, Virginia Commonwealth University
- 2011, Expert Convening: Defining Healthy Teen Relationships, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- 2008-2009: Dissertation Fellowship Award, Soroptimist International, Sierra Pacific Region
- 2008-2009: Graduate Dean's Health Science Fellowship, University of California San Francisco
- 2008-2009: Graduate Student Research Award, University of California San Francisco
- 2008-2009: Deloras Jones RN Scholarship, Kaiser Permanente, Northern California
- 2008-2009: Nominee, Outstanding Clinical Faculty, University of California San Francisco
- 2008-2009: Minor in Nursing Education Completion Certification, University of California San Francisco School of Nursing
- 2008: Adolescent Health Core Completion Certificate, University of California San Francisco Department of Pediatrics, Division of Adolescent Medicine
- 2007: Distinction: Qualifying Examination for Doctoral Candidacy, University of California San Francisco
- 2007: Award of Excellence, Best Student Poster; Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International
Memberships in Professional Organizations
- Sigma Theta Tau International
- Academy on Violence and Abuse
- Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International
- American Nurses Association
- Virginia Nurses Association


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WebEx, now part of Cisco, provides on-demand applications for collaborative business on the Web. These applications enhance high-touch business processes, such as sales and training, with Web-touch interactions. As an on-demand provider, WebEx facilitates both internal and external collaboration. Applications are delivered over the WebEx MediaTone Network, a global network specifically designed for the highly secure delivery of on-demand applications. WebEx applications support multipoint video conferencing, Web conferencing, telework and application remote control.
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Bobby Jaffari
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Mar, 2001
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Nov, 2011
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Why this boat?
Could it be boat of destitution?
Conveying Epidemics, Hunger, Rags,
Malnutrition and Illiteracy.
Descend from me!
Banish from my world!
You cursed word!
You that called education a"Privilege"!
Patrimony of ghetto!
W.H.O called you "Lion of Africa",
U N called you "Agenda ".
Predicament to black,
Livelihood to white.
Harking to conviction,
Capsize and raise no more.
For "Black Rose" to smile again
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NY Jets Head Coach Rex Ryan has been called many things. Churchillian isn't one of them. It should. The similarities with the former British Prime Minister are almost uncanny.
As baseball season starts up again, I am forcefully reminded that marrying a Boston Sports Fan can sometimes be a challenge.
From Gwyneth Paltrow's secret wedding spot to a private island resort perfect for Brad and Angelina, herein are nine fairy-tale destinations made for lovin'.
In life all of us need to realize that leaders are very important, but leaders alone in any field of endeavor cannot get the job done. It takes a team: all the members of the executive committee.
NFL fans wait all year for Championship Sunday. The AFC and NFC title matches feature equally talented squads battling familiar foes with unrivaled intensity. This Sunday will showcase football play of the highest caliber as the consensus four best teams compete for a chance to play one more game in 2014.
The late Sam Cooke once sang, "It's been a long, a long time coming but I know a change gonna come. Oh yes it will." When the San Francisco 49ers tak...
There is a serious problem plaguing our nation that is not getting nearly enough media attention. What's Trending is here to help. Heartthrob Patrio...
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The Andrew Luck vs. Peyton Manning comparisons have been made time and time again. Now Luck gets his chance to do what one of the greatest never could: win a playoff game in Foxboro.
This is the 14th career matchup between these two future Hall of Fame quarterbacks. Expect it to live up to their reputations.
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TRAVELOGUE - Antarctic Science 2007-2008
Trip down | Arrival and first week | Oct. 21 - 27 | Oct. 27 - Nov. 4 | Nov. 5-15
Trip down - Oct. 14-16
|Boarding the C-17
Bruce, Chris, Amy, Art, and Lindy standing in front of Sir Robert Falcon Scott's statue in Christchurch
|Trying on our ECW gear
Inside the C-17 in flight
Arrival and first week - Oct. 16-20
On Monday Oct. 16 we arrived at the McMurdo seaice airfield at around 2:00 PM. The C-17 landed on a runway that was constructed on the sea ice which is approximately 6 feet thick. We unloaded from the jet and were taken to the station on large people movers that are specially outfitted to drive on the snow and ice. The people movers took us to the station, where we had an orientation lecture and then went to get our bags and find our rooms. For the rest of the first week, we had a string of orientation meetings and training sessions in everything from waste management to winter "survival school" (A.K.A. Happy Camper School, an overnight camping trip to learn basic Antarctic survival and camping skills). We also went out for our first SCUBA dive, found quite a few of our study animals (nudibranchs), and had a fantastic seal encounter. Over the next few days, check the photos page for more images of our first week at McMurdo Station.
In the first week, we unpacked the 250 pounds of scientific equipment we shipped down and settled into our lab space in the Crary lab.
McMurdo Station viewed from the top of Observation Hill (a steep but quick 20-minute hike to the top gives you beautiful views)
|Lindy on top of Observation Hill looking out towards Mt. Erebus
|Bruce gets into the dive hole while Amy gets ready to go
A Weddell seal that came to visit us on our first dive
This week we finished all of our training and continued diving and working on lab experiments. Lindy and Chris survived 'survival school,' a.k.a. "happy camper school" (see description from Chris below). RIght after they got back the weather deteriorated and we had a couple of days of "condition 2," when travel outside is restricted because of cold, high winds, and low visibility due to blowing snow. On Friday the weather got really nice again and Pema Kitaeff, our fourth diver, arrived just in time to enjoy it! We've made six dive trips to a variety of local sites and yesterday hit the nudibranch jackpot at a site just off of the station called "Dayton's Wall" that we had never dived on before. We have been photographing and cataloging the specimens we collected and getting our lab setup perfected.
Here's a description and some photos of Happy Camper School, courtesy of Chris:
Being first-timers down in McMurdo, Lindy and I had to complete survival training affectionately known as Happy Camper School. Happy Camper is a 2-day, 1-night trip staying on the ice sheet. The first morning starts off with some classroom time going over the survival gear and some cold-weather basics. After that we put on our ECW gear, loaded up the food and equipment, and hopped into the Delta. After some more training in the field dealing with setting up camp we set off to do just that. We set up tents (some just like R. F. Scott used), built a snow wall to protect from the wind, and many people made snow structures to sleep in. Lindy and I both decided that we should take this opportunity to sleep in the quinzee that the class built. A quinzee is basically a hollowed out snow mound that you enter through a tunnel. The next morning we got up and did more training with radios and weather related emergencies. All in all, we were lucky to have great weather (about 0° F overnight) and beautiful skies. We stayed warm and learned a ton about cold-weather survival. That being said… we aren't lining up to do it again!
|Setting up a Scott tent
|Chris with some frost
|Lindy in front of a snow shelter
|One of several shelters built by the group
|A wall made of snow blocks
|Lindy and Chris afterwards
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This week, the team has been diving continuously to look for new species of nudibranchs and their egg masses at several sites around McMurdo Sound. With the help of McMurdo Fleet Ops, we had a new dive hole drilled at a site called Arrival Heights which is about half a mile from McMurdo Station. This was one of our best collecting sites last year and looks to be a good spot this year as well. The hole-drilling process is very impressive; the dive hole is 40 inches wide and about 15 feet deep, a few hundred feet from shore. The day of drilling the temperature was -18F with 20 kt winds, making for an interesting (and chilly) Antarctic experience on the sea ice. We jumped in that afternoon and were happy to find that it is a great dive spot.
We also had a visit from an NBC news crew this week that was filming for a Today Show special on "the Ends of the Earth." They came out with us on a dive and filmed the whole process (above water), which was pretty fun - we enjoyed the brush with fame and hanging out with the camera and sound crew.
This week we are preparing for our Wednesday science lecture where we'll present our work so far to the science community here at McMurdo. We are also working further on enhancing our underwater oxygen meter work with oxygen in egg masses in nature.
|Chris and Lindy drive the pisten bully (our main means of transport to dive sites)
|Tom drills a dive hole while Rob looks on - the ice is 14 feet thick
|Dragging the dive hut over the hole - the hut is heated!
|Mike and Bob (part of the Today Show crew) film us as we prepare for a dive
|Chris and Ann Curry outside the dive hut
|A relaxing post-dive dip in the Ice Spa
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This week has been diving, diving, and more diving, as we look for new nudibranch species and hunt for their egg masses. We have also started a project with pycnogonids (sea spiders) looking at the combined effects of environmental oxygen availability and adult animal size on speed of movement. This project is also known as "flipping spiders" since we assess the animal's condition by how quickly they can right themselves once they have been turned upside down.
The big trip this week was a day-long expedition by helicopter to the NSF field camp at New Harbor, about 50 miles from McMurdo Station. We took all our dive gear over and dove at an open hole (= no hut or other shelter to dive from) that had been melted by Stacy Kim's group from Moss Landing a few days before. The goal was to find dorid nudibranchs, which were there in abundance (they are rare around McMurdo Station). The weather was beautiful, which was fortunate since our dive tenders had to spend several hours hovering over the dive hole without any heat or shelter. The lack of shelter also made for a chilly exit from the water for the divers, but we were able to warm up at the field camp between dives.
|Rob, Chris, and Amy in the helicopter
|We arrive in New Harbor and unload the helo
|Pema, Amy, and Rob get ready to dive
|The water was about 90 feet deep
|During the dive, Lindy and Chris relax
|Chris drives the dive support ATV
|View of McMurdo Station from the helo
|Lindy, Bruce, and Art work with sea spiders
|One of our experimental animals
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Soulja Boy and his management team are SCRAMBLING to remove all traces of the rapper's army-bashing song from the Internet -- and they swear ... it won't come anywhere near Soulja's new album.
A rep for Soulja's management team, Debby Coda, tells TMZ, both the rapper's management and his record label have been working nonstop since Friday to take the video down off the Internet.
Debby tells us, the song "Let's Be Real" was hastily and foolishly posted to the Internet -- and was never approved for any album, including his upcoming "Respect My Hustle."
Debby insists, the song will never be available for purchase.
We're told Soulja is willing to do whatever he can to make up for the song -- which contains the lyric "f**k all the army troops" -- including free shows for the military, and meet-and-greet sessions.
As we previously reported, Soulja has apologized for the song, blogging, "I Am Deeply Sorry To All Members Of The United States Military Services And Their Families."
Did he really think he could record a song with those lyrics and it not cause an uproar. Bash the same men and women along with their families who give him the freedom for his ignorance. Why make such a stupid song. All I can say pure stupidity. He and his music should be banned in the US. Send his rear end to the front lines.
FREE shows for the Military? You mean..he'll perform FREE for the folks he blatantly disrespected? WHAT SERVICEMEN/WOMEN ARE ACTUALLY GOING TO WANT TO SEE THIS TRASH PERFORM NOW??? If its "f*** the army troops" then his ass needs to find another country to fight in that WON'T protect his sleezy ass when SHTF.
i hate ******s
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Youre missing the point. This idiot, ingrate takes advantage of the rights our country and military provide him. He has the right to free speech because of those that serve afford him that right. Just as those of us that are offended have the RIGHT to NOT support him and use our own freedom of speech to let him know what we think.
BTW.. what does trailering a cow have to do with our military. Unless of course you meant kowtow.
I dont believe that anyone is kowtowing to our military. Its a matter of respect and appreciation for what they do on a daily basis.
he meant what he said or he never would have said it. He and his team are obviously trying to do some MAJOR damage controll. Though i dont think it will make a difference, you cant take back words that F'd up especially when 9/11 is so close(they chose the timing on purpose to get more attention i bet).I hope that all army/military bases still dont sell this guys crap (since he is only saying sorry due to bad press)Free shows from someone who isnt even relevent, not a good selling point
This is just a publicity stunt--shame on him and his team for saying these things especially so close to 9/11. The bunch is seriously lacking morals to trying to gain publicity from 9/11 by trashing soldiers who protect this country.
bet ya he still looks over his shoulder after this
I am very sure that US troops would absolutely LOVE to meet and greet this P.O.S. No doubt.
As Pie said, he wouldn't have sung those lyrics if he didn't believe them.
i hate ******s. the biggest mistake white people ever did was bringing them over on the boat
Tried to be "cutting edge" and controversial but you are just an A-hole! Soulja kook
It was thought. It was put on paper. It was practiced. It was recorded. It was released. Too late to take it back. It's done.
Really ...ship him off on the first plane to Iraq with a one way ticket ....BOYCOTT BOYCOTT BOYCOTT! need I say more
You f'd up real time DeAndre, from here on out you be livin on royalties cuz you done in the biz.
He will never be welcomed to do a free show on a military base, no one would show up, 1st off he sucks and 2nd you disrepected the troops, and now you want to give them a free show... no thanks
Whats done is done - He's not "sorry" - he cut the song right?
Let this little piece of **** - write the ASVAB - if he passed, go to ARMY Basic, then AIT, then off to war and see how he does. F**k him.
To his PR team "Debby" - screw you too - trying to make up for it - washing it over. Your just as bad as he is in my book.
It hurt his brand - now he's sorry. Free speech comes at a cost you little wannabe. I would like to see him stand against any Army Soldier - Male or Female.
PS - I do not suggest any Meet and Greets with the Army - we are a tight group - you hurt one of us - you have hurt all of us. Marines, Army, Navy, Air force, and yes, even the Coast Guard.
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'Inadequate' business skills holding NZ companies back from tapping Asian growth
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New Zealand businesses are failing to capitalise on growing opportunities in Asia, a new report commissioned by the Asia New Zealand Foundation has found.
Business commentator Rod Oram interviewed senior executives at Fonterra, Tatua Co-operative Dairy Company, Beca, Icebreaker, Snowy Peak and Comvita and concluded that most companies did not have the management skills to succeed in Asian markets.
While "soft" skills, including language and cross-cultural understanding, were important, the bigger issue for New Zealand companies was their hard business skills were "very inadequate when it comes to working overseas".
"We really need to focus on ways to help companies develop those hard skills. Yes, we want to develop the soft skills as well, but not in isolation," Oram said.
"You could learn about language, you could learn about social customs and how people think in a different country. But it seems to me it's going to be far more effective if people are doing that whilst they are also learning about market development in a particular country, or strategic analysis in a particular country."
He said businesspeople could do a lot to develop their skills in New Zealand.
According to Oram, recent immigrants and students from Asia were a "barely tapped" potential resource.
Getting to Know the Neighbours: Building New Zealand-Asian business relationships drew on the knowledge and experience of New Zealand businesses already engaged with Asia, including building Asian connections in New Zealand; working with various business cultures; hiring staff in Asia; and language and culture issues.
The report states that manufacturing in Asia is not simply about low-cost production but increasingly about accessing technology not readily available in New Zealand.
In the year ended February 2011, New Zealand merchandise exports to Asia were worth $17.65 billion, 19 percent higher than the previous year.
Oram said China could overtake Australia as our largest trading partner within a matter of years.
Auckland mayor Len Brown has said Auckland must recognise its maturing relationship with China.
He will lead a trade and investment mission to China next year, meeting with potential investors and looking at transport projects.
There was another recent study that identified Kiwi managers skills were behind those of their Aussie counterparts. So it is hard to ignore the mounting evidence that we could lift our game. The "she'll be right" approach just won't cut it in a global environment. We have to aim higher.
Maybe some examples of what Rod meant specifically, would have been helpful. Did any of you ask him?
@Johnny - the report itself is here if you'd like to read more: http://www.asianz.org.nz/our-work/knowledge-and-research/outlook-series


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So, who do you think is a bigger diva, @RealMissPiggy or @TheRealXtina? #RedZone #Rekindle #CeeLoMagicMoment #TheMuppets
Tune in to TV Guide Network THIS Friday, Nov. 30 to catch CeeLo Green's Magic Moment featuring The Muppets, Rod Stewart, and yours truly along with several of my fellow Red Zone Family members!
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During season one of The Voice, CeeLo once told me that "confidence becomes cool." Last night, CeeLo wrote those words out in his own handwriting, and Danny Wild from Tattoo Mania scratched it in. It was a night to remember. Thank you CeeLo! #redzone #family #redtillimdead (at Tattoo Mania)
"My Life" available on iTunes now!
Love this pic of Coach. Lookin' tough.
"Either you're working hard trying to make it happen, or you're working three times as hard trying to keep it happening." - CeeLo Green
Well it's going to be a champagne shower with Juliet Simms and Cee Lo. If not her next tattoo will be Cee Lo's face on her butt.
Team Cee Lo
This was the coolest thing Coach did all season. It made me so happy.


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Thursday September 25, 2008
Louisville Metro CouncilMedia AdvisoryFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MEDIA CONTACT: STEPHEN HAAG, JR. 574-1204 / 645-1752
Metro Council members Ken Fleming (District 7) and Julie Raque Adams (District 18) invite residents to a Flu/Pneumonia Shot Clinic in the St. Margaret Mary Hospitality Room (7813 Shelbyville Road) between the hours of 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Thursday, October 2, 2008.Flu Shots will be administered for $30 and pneumonia shots for $40. Persons attending the clinic are advised to please bring either check or cash for payment. Medicare B is accepted.Residents are encouraged to RSVP by calling 574-1107 or via e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com to ensure the clinic does not run out of vaccines.Sponsor(s):Ken Fleming (R) 7Julie Raque Adams (R) 18