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In case you missed it, there was big news in food waste this month.
One of the myths we often hear in foodservice related to food waste is that if you have food waste, it means that a chef or manager isn't doing his/her job (check out our full food waste myths post here). And while reducing food waste certainly needs to be on the management agenda, solving food waste doesn't come from a management edict or better IT, solving food waste is about shaping behaviors.
In the United States, every day we throw away enough food to fill the Rose Bowl Stadium while at the same time one in six Americans face hunger.
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The survey asked a series of questions including how "aware" consumers are about wasted foods, what shapes their behavior, and what motivates them. Also, of particular interest to our readers in the foodservice industry, respondents were also asked what changes they would support in the retail and restaurant industry to help prevent wasted food.
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@rebgav: For me its because Im very dependent on visual stimulation to keep me attentive to something. I used to read books all the time. Hell, I remember one night I stayed up the entire night and read the entirety of White Fang in nearly one go. Anymore though I dunno just doesn't catch my attention. Ironically enough if I get a subject that I have enough to say about I do enjoy writing.
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yes, i love books, i love writing and i love games. sci-fi fits into all those accounts.
generic question because i'm curious: favorite author that isn't stephen king?
Hard to choose just one. In fiction I love me some Amy Tan, Kurt Vonnegut, Garth Nix, and Phillip Pullman. On the nonfiction side, Stephen Hawking, Dave Barry, Charles Seife.
@pillclinton: Nonfiction is awesome but you can learn just as much about the world through fiction. Not facts and dates but life lessons and world views. How do you feel about fictional representations of historical events?
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I'd read a story about a gamer. In fact, there was some children's story I read (as a child) that had two kids get sucked into a game world. They reached level 6 and got killed by a panther on a bridge. But you should mentioned any of the books based on video games or vice versa to your publisher, like Halo or The Witcher. Outside of that, you could rhetorically ask who they think read fantasy and sci-to (not that those are the only things that interest gamers.
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I love games. I love reading. To expand. I read about 3 books in 2 weeks. It comes from my college time when I had about 3 papers due at a time. It usually annoys the hell out of my friends. The Game of Thrones books have slowed down my progress. But to give a good example, the past two weeks I read a book on the rise of the Roman Empire, the Barbary Wars, and the third ice and fire book (about 3/4). As well I played and beat 4 games (I got tired of The End of Us about halfway through). And I saw 3 movies (Man of Steel wasn't bad and This is the End is funny). And I worked 40 hour weeks. And I played golf every Saturday. And I went to 3 parties. That isn't always typical. Oh and I had two dates (same girl). One was one of the parties that included going to a movie. Sometimes you have to manage with what you can fit into a day.
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I mostly just research things and read online articles nowadays. I've been trying to write a book for like the past two years, so my motivation to read other works has kinda been put on hold.
I'd read a story about a gamer. In fact, there was some children's story I read (as a child) that had two kids get sucked into a game world. They reached level 6 and got killed by a panther on a bridge.
That is the best book summary I have ever read.
But you should mentioned any of the books based on video games or vice versa to your publisher, like Halo or The Witcher.
The Witcher was actually a book before it was ever a game, but I take your point. Unfortunately, dropping franchise names does no good because, well, they are franchises that sell in the millions. People are already invested in the fiction of those worlds. The problem seems to be "new IPs," just like in games. Publishers like sequels very much.
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Oh, hell yeah! Not only do I love to read, I have to read due to my job. I haven't managed to find a good translation for my position in English, but I am the one who manages all the adult fiction and non-fiction books at my bookstore. I don't get to read as much as I'd like though, since games and general computer usage eats a lot of time without me noticing it...
I gave myself a goal to read eight books during my three week holiday (which ends tomorrow) and I managed most of them. That is about 2000 pages. So yeah, I am a reader.
It sounds to me like your publisher was being polite. The gamers (we'll go with that term shall we) I know tend to read genre junk, if at all. Most bibliophiles I know generally disregard games as spurious and its pretty easy to see why ( ie The walking dead being praised from all corners for its absurd morality fable plot contrivances and manufactured by the half tonne characters). It doesn't help that the standard of criticism of games is shockingly anaemic with regards to storytelling.
I've been reading books longer than I have been playing video games (or in any case more consistently). Video games stories are a joke so I don't go to them for my Story needs - I go to novels for that. Put a gun to my head and say pick books or video games and its an easy choice. I would miss video games but hey I read more novels than I play games. That said I don't read novels about video games very much or ever really. My Kindle is my most precious piece of technology.
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Wait, we're not readers? That's news to me. I read something like... 50-70 books a year? I wonder what kind of market research they did to test that?
I love reading. Mostly fantasy stuff, nothing serious (apart from the odd foray into Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens, most of which went over my head). Big fan of Terry Brooks' Shannara series, and the Jack Reacher books. Just started reading A Song of Ice and Fire, been reading it at work on my iPhone, so it's going to take a while!
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Yes. I love to watch movies and play games, but I especially enjoy sitting back and relaxing with a good book. There's nothing quite like it.
I write with most of my free time left over after gaming. That or either sit in my little cocoon of blankets and read for a couple of hours. I also play guitar but haven't been able to touch that for a couple days because still waiting for a new tuner to arrive after the last one took a bit of a spill.


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Kathleen Kennedy Talks Boba Fett, and Rey's Fighting Style in 'The Force Awakens'
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Several weeks back, very soon after Star Wars Celebration, Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy and Force Awakens star Daisy Ridley did a press conference in Japan. We mentioned it on the site, but didn't elaborate further simply because the videos were in Japanese. Now that someone has translated everything said by the two ladies, we know there were a few interesting things said about a galaxy far, far away.
First, Kennedy and Ridley talked about Rey's fighting style in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which was aided by a choreographer from Game of Thrones. Then there was a tease about the importance of Boba Fett to the Lucasfilm plan. Read the new Star Wars quotes below. Read More »


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edit: the beard thing was very short-lived, but here's a pic I sent to cross-country friends to keep them abreast of the situation. I probably coulda' picked a more flattering angle, huh?
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I know, right guys? Literally EVERYONE is surprised that I don't play video games. Watching my buddy and my nephew play all those actually really cool looking new Batman games they've been coming out with these past few years I can understand the enjoyment of the role play factor, but IDK, it just never really stuck with me.
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Every time someone tells me I'm really skinny my first thought is that the rest of the world just must be really, really fat.
Sorry if that offends anybody, btw.
Sorry if that offends anybody, btw.
My inner goth has a giant boner, right now.
I need a dance party.
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I've had "Heads Will Roll" stuck in my head all day funny enough.
Thank you for the encouragement, maybe I will start a blog... we'll see.
I know right, old poster art is so cool.
Thank you for the encouragement, maybe I will start a blog... we'll see.
I know right, old poster art is so cool.
So for you particularly hardcore music nerds out there (or just plain Chicagoans), I just found out I got invited to a New Year's Party Bobby Conn got invited to, too.
This final is freaking killing me. I really want to tell my web design professor to go fuck herself.
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The old deep-winter basic is the key to fall's most flattering and chic layered looks.
8 Florals Anyone Can Wear, Really
A black-and-white-stripe-lined moto vest toughens up a graphic tee, loose printed pants, and beachy espadrilles. Motorcycle Vest, Slubbed Pineapple Tank, Charmeuse Soft Pants; Peter Som for DesigNation.
Who says shorts have to be so, well, short? This Bermuda style is trendy, sexy, and, best of all, lets you bend over without worrying. Postcard Sweatshirt, Solid Sateen Bermuda Shorts; Peter Som for DesigNation.
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Houston In The `70s: Still Not Good Enough For Snobs
We stumbled across aTime
from 1970 with a startling headline: "Houston Seeks The Refugees."
Times have changed.
But maybe not -- the "refugees" in question were big corporations and their workforces, apparently eager to escape "the problem-plagued urban areas of the Northeast."
Houston was seeking to attract them with such baubles as the brand-new Greenway Plaza project and also by a proposed office-apartment project slated to cost nine billion dollars in today's money.
A few weeks ago, Texas Eastern Transmission Corp., the gas pipeline giant, spent more than $55 million to acquire 46 acres on the edge of downtown Houston. In association with Brown & Root, the big construction company, Texas Eastern intends to build a $1.5 billion office-and-apartment development.
That would have been one helluva office-apartment complex.
In terms of things staying as they ever were, Time offered this caveat to Yankees thinking of making the move to Houston:
To live on a moderate scale, according to the U.S. Labor Department, a family of four needs only $9,212 annually in Houston, compared with $11,236 in New York City. Houstonians note other benefits: cleaner surroundings and a less hectic style of living. What they fail to mention is the city's less than salubrious climate; in July and August the humidity is exceeded only by the 100° temperatures. Politically, Houston's conservatism could irritate some younger executives, and the city's cultural life, while commendable for the Southwest, pales beside that of New York or Boston.
We love that "while commendable for the Southwest" description of the city's "cultural life."
Apparently Houston had the best durn rodeo and strip clobs anywhere. Oh, wait..........
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Leggings – a simple fashion item that can cross all age, shapes, and sizes. Wear it right, leggings can make one look fabulous. But commit the 'leggings faux pas', it can make you look quite frightening.
Before we talk about how to wear leggings, here are a few Don'ts first:
1) Leggings don't look professional. Period.
If you want to look business like, a pair of well-cut pants will be a much better option. Save leggings for a more casual and relaxed environment.
2) If your thigh looks plump, forget leggings.
Even more so when there are vertical lines on your leggings. The lines will stretch in accordance to the size of your thighs.
3) Leggings are not pants.
You cannot wear leggings with short blouses that show your buttocks and hips. Unless you are a stick thin model, it doesn't look flattering no matter which angle you look at.
To look good in leggings, you can try out these few options:
1) With a Tunic / Boyfriend shirt:
a. Feeling lazy? Choose leggings instead of baggy pants. It slims you instantly.
b. Think of big over small silhouette. Your shirt should be roomy. Definitely not skin tight.
2) With a Dress:
a. The rule is your dress should fall at or above your knee. Anything longer makes you look dowdy.
3) With a Mini Skirt:
a. Shy to expose so much skin? Then leggings are your best option! Choose colours that coordinate with your top. And remember, dark colours will always make you look slimmer.
So go ahead! Experiment with different types of leggings! Be confident and you will be able to pull off any look!
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Peck Up Your Troubles
|Peck Up Your Troubles
|Merrie Melodies (Sylvester) series
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|I. Freleng
|Produced by
|Edward Selzer (uncredited)
|Story by
|Michael Maltese
|Voices by
|Mel Blanc
|Music by
|Carl W. Stalling
|Animation by
|Ken Champin
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|Warner Bros. Pictures
The Vitaphone Corporation
|Release date(s)
|October 20, 1945
|Running time
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Peck Up Your Troubles is a 1945 animated short featuring Sylvester the cat. It was written by Michael Maltese and directed by Friz Freleng. The cartoon marked the first appearance of Sylvester's long-time foe Hector the Bulldog, who would later become a recurring character in Tweety and Sylvester cartoons. The woodpecker would later reappear in A Peck o' Trouble, a Dodsworth Cat cartoon directed by Robert McKimson in 1953.
Sylvester is determined to get a woodpecker that just moved in, high in a tree. He climbs, but the bird greases the tree; he starts to cut it down, but a mean dog (Hector, in his first appearance) stops him (this becomes a running gag). Several other attempts follow; at one point, he puts his paw into the bird's home, and the bird puts a tomato there; Sylvester squishes it, and the bird dresses as an angel to torment him, but Sylvester sees through the disguise. Finally, Sylvester tries to blow up the tree; the dog again intervenes. Sylvester gets the dynamite off the tree and puts out the fuses, but the bird has lit them again, and now Sylvester dies and really becomes an angel.
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Alarmed at the millions of dollars that anonymous donors have spent to sway judicial elections across the state, the Michigan Bar asked Secretary of State Ruth Johnson on Wednesday to reverse a 2004 decision that exempts most judicial campaign spending from public disclosure.
In a letter made available to the Free Press on Wednesday, the bars president and executive director ask Johnson to revisit her predecessors declaratory ruling that only ads that urge voters to support or oppose a specific candidate are subject to the disclosure requirements outlined in the Michigan Campaign Finance Act.
Bar leaders say that former Secretary of State Terri Lynn Lands 2004 ruling allowed donors who contributed more than three quarters of the $17 million spent in last years state Supreme Court campaign to remain anonymous, leaving litigants in the dark about the identity and motives of donors hoping to influence the judicial process.
People appearing before a judge need to know what expenditures have been made that might entitle them to seek that judges disqualification, Michigan Bar President Bruce Courtade said in a phone interview Wednesday. Full disclosure is important to the public perception of an open and level playing field.
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Courtade emphasized that the state bar, to which each of the 40,000 or so lawyers licensed to practice in Michigan is required to pay dues, seeks only a declaratory ruling that donors be required to disclose spending in judicial races. Undisclosed spending on other races is beyond the bars purview, he said.
But the corrupting potential of so-called dark money is hardly unique to candidates for judicial office, and there is no reason why Johnson should not consider broadening disclosure requirements for other campaign expenditures that masquerade as issues advertising.
Courtade says the bars concern about the growing role of undisclosed spending intensified after the 2012 election cycle, in which a still-unidentified donor lavished $1.2 million on a TV ad campaign to unseat two incumbent Oakland County Circuit Court judges. Both incumbents survived, but the Michigan Campaign Finance Network said the anonymous campaign on behalf of two challengers accounted for more than 75% of the total spent in a seven-way race for a five seats on the Oakland Circuit Court.
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In the five-page letter dispatched to Johnson on Wednesday, Courtade and Janet Welch, the Michigan Bars longtime executive director, conceded that the Michigan Campaign Finance Act doesnt require disclosure of so-called issues advertising that does not support or oppose a ballot question by name or clear inference.
In April 2004, responding to the Michigan Chamber of Commerces request for assurances that it need not identify donors responsible for underwriting chamber ads that discuss issues without explicitly advocating the election or defeat of the candidate who is featured in that issue ad, then-Secretary of State Land issued a declaratory ruling that has effectively exempted most third-party spending from public disclosure.
In practice, her exemption has precluded the identification of donors behind the sort of thinly veiled attack ads that encourage voters to express their dissatisfaction with an elected official (Call Justice Doe! Tell him to stop paroling dangerous child predators!), even when such ads are transparently designed to discredit the politician in question.
But Courtade and Welch say three U.S. Supreme Court decisions handed down since 2004 make it clear that Lands ruling was far too broad:
■ Federal Election Commission v. Wisconsin Right to Life, a 2007 case in which justices ruled that a campaign expenditure cannot be exempted from reporting requirements under the issues advocacy exemption if it is susceptible of no reasonable interpretation other than as an appeal to vote for or against a specific candidate
■ Caperton v. Massey Coal Company, a 2009 ruling in which the court held that a plaintiffs constitutional rights were violated when a West Virginia Supreme Court justice who benefited from contributions made by the defendant refused to disqualify himself
■ Citizens United v. Federal Elections Commission in 2010, in which a 5-4 majority struck down limits on third-party campaign spending but said that voters have a vital interest in knowing who is behind such expenditures.
When the source of judicial campaign expenditures is hidden from the public, parties cannot know whether their due process rights are compromised by their opponents campaign support for the judge hearing their case, Courtade and Welch wrote.
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Keane says the club are talking to Yao about a deal after he played a starring role in the reserves draw with Celtic on Wednesday: "He did very well. He trained with us for the previous few days and showed a lot of energy.
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I am thinking of reinstalling OS X to get a clean slate. I did it once before not long after I got my mac due to a bad install of an antivirus that ***** (Sophos). It royally screwed up my system. But I remember last time I did the restore over wifi/internet and it reinstalled all of my apps, luckily I had successfully uninstalled Sophos prior to to reinstallation of OS X.
How can I get a clean slate without the apps? I want to pick and choose which apps I install. I did make my flash drive the recovery disk so perhaps it won't force install all of my apps that I had through the Mac App Store.
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Great cover, I just started reading your books and I think their really good. I think that I like the first books cover better then the other's (no offence). I can't wait to read Raven's Ladder. I find your books really intriguing and inspiring in some ways too.
Hubba hubba this cover is steller! my favorite too! Congratulations Jeffrey!! To see such fruits of all your hard work is so inspiring!
Can't wait for February!
Easily, easily my favorite cover of the three so far. Heck, I want a poster of this! Can't wait to immerse myself in this story!
Hope there's bookmarks at the Glen!
My only criticism now that I take a second look is that your name seems a bit large in proportion to the book title. Otherwise, I wish there were more books with covers this well designed.
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This restaurant has consistently provided me with some of the best meals I've had in Nanjing! The menu has English names and descriptions for each dish, and there are over two pages of vegetarian dishes. Highly recommended. Try the mushroom masala with garlic naan and a mango lassi!
We really enjoyed our lunch at Taj Mahal restaurant, we have never tried Indian food before, so we were pretty excited about this experience! Atmosphere is nice, menu is very big and has all kinds of food! The price is also very good and service too. We tried several dishes and they all were extremely tasty! I strongly recommend you...
The restaurant is in a good location. The menu is quite large and has a little bit of everything, had the samosas, very good, I'll be coming back.
Went to this place after a long day of shopping. Great indian food and the price was great as well :-) the staff was extremely friendly.
Our food experience at Taj Mahal was a perfect mirror of the reviews read on TA. We happened to be in the neighbourhood and had lunch there. The nan breads we had were really delicious, like the samosa, but the mutton curry was not well cooked and had big chunks of meat. The strong spices of Indian cuisine make it...
From the decor and atmosphere to the food and service Taj Mahal can best be described as 'dependable'. The food will fill you and it is always tasty (though not mind blowing), the staff friendly and service prompt. Prices are good too. This is a good place to have a decent meal with friends and I will keep going back.
If you are craving for Pakistani or Indian desi food in Nanjing, this is the place. Owned by a Nepali man, the food is very delicious. Not that expensive. Xinjiekou metro station exit 15, walk a little furthur and turn left from the traffic signal (kfc road) . Keep walking for 15 minutes and you'll find taj mahal restaurant at...
A really good selection of Indian food from saag to nan. The portions are fair, neither too large or unsatisfying. This is a great place to go with friends and share a variety of dishes so you get to try more of the fine food options. Prices are reasonable.
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Kathy Kelly will speak on "Kabul to Syracuse to Niagara Falls: A walk to Ground the Drones and End the Wars." Her talk kicks off the Undrone Upstate walk, a 165-mile walk from Hancock Air Base to Niagara Falls Air Base from October 7 through October 21. Both bases are sites of drone operations, including training and remote piloting of drones over Afghanistan. The Walk, organized by the Upstate Coalition, will include outreach programs at colleges and community centers along the way, including Rochester, Brockport, and Niagara Falls. Kathy will be joining us on the walk for several days.
Kathy is the perfect person to speak the night before the Walk starts. During each of fourteen trips to Afghanistan since 2010, Kathy Kelly has lived alongside ordinary Afghan people in a working class neighborhood in Kabul. She and other Voices for for Creative Nonviolence activists have been guests of the Afghan Peace Volunteers. They share in common a belief that "where you stand determines what you see."
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HOUSTON — A century ago, the Houston Ship Channel was nothing more than a bayou meandering into the Gulf of Mexico. Today, massive ocean-going vessels carrying thousands of containers zip in and out of the channel, where a barge collided with a ship over the weekend, spilling 170,000 gallons of gooey tar-like oil into the water.
Houston bayou's evolution into busy port is ongoing
Though the cause of Saturday's crash is still under investigation, the increase in ship congestion highlights the need for more maintenance, dredging, high-tech navigation systems and other improvements to ensure safe travel through the narrow waterway. Add to this a domestic oil boom, exports of liquid natural gas, the expected expansion of the Panama Canal and the whiff of possible trade relations with Cuba and the growth takes on broad economic and safety implications.
"If it's not done properly, there could be a safety issue," said Thomas Marian, general counsel of Houston-based Buffalo Marine Service, a company that has a fleet of 36 barges and 18 push-boats whose primary purpose is to refuel vessels going in and out of the area.
Maintenance issues
About 95 percent of the nation's commerce moves across water. Yet the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, credited with creating the waterborne highway from Brownsville, Texas — on the Mexican border — to Panama City, Fla., is unable to keep up with the growing maintenance responsibilities of the channels, ports and canals that facilitate this trade.
Port authorities nationwide pay into a fund designed to cover maintenance costs. The Port of Houston pays about $100 million annually into the fund but gets back only about $25 million — about half of the $50 million needed to maintain one of the world's busiest channels, said Roger Guenther, the Port of Houston's executive director.
The port typically handles about 70 ships daily, plus 300 to 400 tugboats and barges. And Gulf of Mexico traffic — especially of large ships — is expected to increase with the opening next year of the Panama Canal expansion.
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