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Mexican cuisine combines the traditional indigenous foods of the Aztecs and Mayas, like chocolate, corn, tomato, avocado, beans and chile peppers, with the meats, rice and garlic brought to Mexico by the Spanish conquistadores.
2 tablespoons oil
1 small onion, sliced
3 garlic cloves, minced
2 serrano chile peppers, diced
1/4 teaspoon ground allspice
3 large tomatoes, chopped
3 epazote stems
1/4 cup oil
12 corn tortillas
1 onion, thickly sliced
3/4 cup queso fresco, crumbled
Heat 1 tablespoon of oil in a skillet. Add the onion, garlic, and chiles and fry over medium-high heat for about 5 minutes, stirring often. Remove from the heat and transfer vegetables to a blender jar. Add about 1/2 cup of water, the allspice, and chopped tomatoes, and purée until smooth.
Add the remaining tablespoon of oil to the skillet and heat. Pour in the tomato sauce. Add the epazote and season with salt. Cook until sauce has thickened—about 10 minutes; set aside.
Heat about 2 tablespoons of oil in another skillet and fry the tortillas one by one for just a few seconds to soften. Add another tablespoon of oil when necessary. Drain tortillas on towel.
To prepare, dip the tortilla into the sauce and fold into fourths. Place on a serving platter. Repeat with remaining tortillas, then sprinkle with fresh onion slices and cheese. Serve immediately.
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Did they went to Hooters afterwards to trow a party?
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We did it yesterday when the 450 where racing. The outcome was +9 minutes and we left the last one out. (Between the post race interviews). Be happy that you can watch the racing now. The F1, NASCAR, INDYCAR has also commercial breaks.
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He did all things he should've done, he said on the interview. Did he mean that on the track or at Hooters?
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If he blew a sealing (dunno if that is the technical term) you are done. I know a lot of WP riders have that problem with the 2017 KTM bikes. So I guess this is something similar.
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Canard goes to BTO. Fly did some talking, read trowed some money. Andrew Short' Fly Budget will go to BTO, so BTO can sign Canard and keep Brayton and Bloss. Strong team if you ask me. Maybe Brayton turns into Millsaps dunno. But then again strong team ... more »
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Supercross is an total different ball game then Motocross. But 'not making the night show' is just idiotic patriotism talking. So Yeah Herlings should make the night show and even the main. I'm no big fan of the persona Herlings and his 'sandbagging' ... more »
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Tonus is looking for a ride period.
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In Australia you've got the Moss Brothers and they are no slouches either and you've got also the Lawrence brothers. Hunter riding the EMX250 class and little brother Jett racing the 85cc class.
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A Public Policy Analyst earns an average salary of $53,845 per year. Most people with this job move on to other positions after 20 years in this field. Experience has a moderate effect on pay for this job.
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Job Description for Public Policy Analyst
Public policy analysts are responsible for analyzing and proposing public policy changes to save resources for the benefit of the population, as well as researching public policies and their implementation in locations with similar cultural, political, and economic conditions. Strong communication skills are important in this position to explain policies and invite citizens and political members to debates, and they also help collect data from law enforcement and receive feedback from the public and other sources for analysis.Read More...
Public policy analysts use a personal computer to write reports and maintain spreadsheets with statistics, and they usually work in an office setting during regular business hours and with other analysts to share important project information and achieve goals in a timely manner. However, they should also have multitasking skills to work at their own pace with minimal supervision, and they typically work closely with public policy associates to develop new and innovative strategies. They are also responsible for writing strong proposals, creating efficient budgets, and making presentations before approval, as well as helping policymakers with case studies, surveys, and other data to improve decision-making with evidence and recent facts. They must always focus on the key problems that concern the general public and strive to identify their solutions.
A bachelor's degree in public policy or a related field is generally required for this position, and prior experience in an analyst position is highly beneficial. Leadership certifications are also helpful.
Public Policy Analyst Tasks
- Analyze, coordinate, and document current public policy and make recommendations for policy agenda.
- Prepare presentations, documents, and reports for a variety of audiences on current and proposed policies.
- Identify and engage key individuals and organizations for relationship development and outreach.
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17 June 2013
First things first: there is nothing wrong with making money from art.
I thought we should establish some ground rules before getting into it properly. To make sure we're all on the same page. So, making money is cool, right? Without money, a significant amount of art would be impossible, with only rich trustafarians left to squeeze out deep and meaningful expressions of whatever their pricey education and expensive drugs have lead them to believe in.
Not that there's anything wrong with that, of course. You just wouldn't want only that, would you?
Money from art is ok, then, and I'd even be happy to extend that to making 'lots' of money being ok as well. Success is alright in my book, reaping the rewards of doing what you believe in doubly so and if you'd rather your favourite artist was a bit worse off so they were more 'authentic' then, well, fuck you quite frankly. I think it's a fundamental misconception that wanting to be successful, being business minded and – for want of a better word – lusting after wealth is in somehow disingenuous with being an artist. The two things aren't coupled together.
Or, at least, they don't need to be.
There is a line – there is always a line – where capitalism takes precedence. The "sell out line", if you will. In days gone by (at this point I'd like to go off on a lengthy tangent on how 'in days gone by" actually never happened, and everyone remembers it wrong and it was just as complicated and messed up as yesterday, today and tomorrow will be but I'm not going to) this line was potentially clearer for the most part: doing something overtly commercial meant you'd sold out. And the actual scope of that sort of thing was relatively small, confined to appearing in adverts and endorsing products and really not a great deal more.
Now, though – what's commercial and what's not? And also, what's an endorsement and what's not?
Commerciality runs throughout the modern art and music; it is intertwined in a way that is completely inseparable. If a band puts a video on YouTube, there is almost certainly adverts next to it and they (in a potentially roundabout way) will be getting paid for it. Is that commercial? Yes. Is that selling out? No. Has your favourite band ever played at a festival? Yeah? Well guess what: they probably played next to a massive advert for some form of tastes-a-bit-like-piss beer. Is that selling out? Again, no.
What about the mainstay of 'selling out'; the murky world of syncs, also known as 'having your music on a TV ad and making a fuckload of money out of it'. Is it commercial? Well, duh. Is that selling out? No. No it is not. Here's where we define the line, and I think it's a pretty reasonable distinction:
If the commerciality affects the art, or how people can consume it, then you're selling out.
Simple. Makes sense, though, doesn't it?
To put the rule into practice on the TV ad example, if you have a track licensed on a TV ad, no – that is not selling out. It's not affected the creation of the track or its existence, or how people can consume it – all it's done is brought it to a wider audience (which is great!) and resulted in a pay day for you (which is great!).
Let's think of another example, then. Say you were going to release your album for free through Samsung phones a few days before it was in stores? Now, as far as we can tell the commerciality hasn't impinged on the art itself, but it sure as dammit has affected how people can consume and listen to it. This isn't to do with the money, this isn't to do with brand partnerships – as Jay-Z certainly has done that plenty of times before – but it's to do with cash getting in between an artist and their audience.
You could almost boil the rule above down to a simple "is this good for the fans?" question. Now, I guess if you're one of the million people that downloads the album through an app on your Samsung phone then I guess the answer is 'yes' (although dear god is that really going to be a nice way to experience the album?), but that still leaves a huge amount of people that can't do that without spending at least £100 on a new phone. To be a Jay-Z fan should I have had some sort of psychic foresight when I got my current non-Samsung phone in a 2 year contract 8 months ago? I guess so.
How to sell out in 2013: it's actually pretty difficult, but don't worry – if you innovate enough you can surely find a way (especially if you're Jay-Z).
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Releasing music is getting complicated, isn't it? Once, you'd simply use huge factories dotted around the world to etch your record onto a small plastic disc, then use fleets of planes, trains and automobiles to get them into thousands of stores dotted around high streets hither and thither.
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I have two main ways of getting to work. One way – my normal way – involves a slightly soulless walk, slightly mediocre coffee, and a slightly less crowded tube train at the end of it. The other way features rammed carriages but significantly better flat whites.
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My first MP3 player was this terrible, brick-like contraption made by Nokia. I couldn't afford a regular player, so to take part in the nascent digital music revolution I was forced to get something on a phone contract that also happened to play MP3s. I paid a big price, not...
You've watched Making A Murderer, haven't you? And of course when I say watched I really mean binged, episode after episode flickering past in a haze of instant entertainment addiction. If you haven't watched that show, you will almost certainly be familiar with the experience.
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New Sufjan Stevens Album The Age of Adz Set for October Release
It's OK, Sufjan Stevens fans, you can piss your pants about this one -- The Age of Adz, Steven's first album in nearly five years -- will be released October 12.
This is especially good news for Arizona fans of Stevens as he is set to play Mesa Arts Center on October 22.
For those keeping track, Adz is not named after a state -- Stevens decided to nix his lofty "states" project, stating it was more a promotional gimmick than anything else. That's not to say 2003's Michigan and 2005's Illinois aren't good albums -- they will just have to remain as Stevens' only two albums to fall under the ill-fated "states" category. Instead of America, Stevens found the inspiration for The Age of Adz (pronounced "odds") from the work of late Louisiana artist Royal Robertson (1930-1997), whose work dons the cover of Adz.
Robertson found his inspiration from either his apocalyptic vision of the future or from the scorn he had towards his ex-wife, both of which present a very intriguing direction for Stevens to follow.
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- January 6, 2015, LocalSYR
It's the next step to allow trash from Cortland County to be brought into Onondaga County's Waste to Energy facility.
Both counties' legislatures this week have held public hearings on the so called "Ash for Trash" plan.
For two decades now Onondaga County's Waste to Energy facility has been burning trash only from Onondaga County.
The legislature is now considering changing that law to allow for trash to come in from Cortland County.
The the extra trash would allow the incinerator to meet the minimum levels of trash it handles as established in a new contract agreed to between OCRRA and the plant operator, Covanta.
- September 1, 2015, Farming Life
Renewable specialist TGE Group has been awarded a £1m contract to install a 1,300kW heat pump for a Shropshire poultry farmer to provide heat and cooling across four new poultry units.
On completion, the system will be the largest Ground Source Heat Pump installation in the UK poultry sector.
The project, currently in build, will be managed alongside the construction of the units to ensure the four, 50,000 bird capacity sheds are complete for late spring. The installation of five Geo Qube Ground Source Heat Pumps, manufactured specifically for the poultry industry, will deliver reactive heating and cooling to each building.
- by Aaron Beswick, January 9, 2015, The Chronicle Herald
About 2,790 hectares.
That's a rough estimate of how much woodland will need to be cut annually to feed Nova Scotia Power's biomass boiler at Point Tupper.
"It seems that more of the fears are coming true than the benefits we had envisioned from that facility," said Kari Easthouse, manager of the Cape Breton Private Land Partnership.
Foresters in northern Nova Scotia are warning that the wood being burned at Nova Scotia Power's new biomass boiler may be green, but the electricity coming out of it isn't.
- Sam Ali, January 8, 2015, ABC 10
The Keweenaw Renewable Energy Coalition is one step closer to helping bring a solution to the energy crisis in the Copper Country.
Last night, KREC gathered experts in the logging and timber industries for a biomass working session to discuss the future of a possible 11-megawatt biomass electric plant.They were joined via Skype by Asko Ojaniemi, the head of an energy efficiency solutions company in Finland. The plan is to bring in his team to design a plant that matches the needs of the area.
KREC's treasurer says one of the bigger decisions will be the location of the plant.
- by Melissa Santos, January 4, 2015, The News Tribune
Ann Stanton credits a state program with saving her home from the worst wildfire in Washington's history.
Despite her property being in the path of the Carlton Complex fire, which scorched about 256,000 acres in Okanogan and Chelan counties last summer, Stanton's home and the trees around it survived with minimal damage.
It wasn't just luck. A year earlier, Stanton and her husband worked with the state Department of Natural Resources to thin the trees on their 20-acre property, reducing the wildfire's ability to spread.
"It made all the difference in the world for us," Stanton said last month. "The house was completely spared. If you could ignore the black trunks on some of the ponderosa pines, you could imagine the fire had never happened."
DNR officials think thinning and restoring more forests on public and private lands throughout the state could help prevent another wildfire season like 2014, which was the most destructive in state history.
- Mike Ewall and Samantha Chirillo
In December, 900 Americans, including 100 organizations across the U.S. collectively voiced their concerns about major parts of President Obama's Clean Power Plan, in comments submitted to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Citizens specifically asked the EPA to:
· set more aggressive targets and address environmental justice
· not encourage more fracking (gas) or nuclear energy, and close the methane loophole
· disallow a shift from coal to biomass and trash burning and close the biogenic CO2 loophole
The EPA released their revised framework in November 2014, shortly before the comment deadline on the Obama Administration's Clean Power Plan. In a memo dated November 19, 2014, EPA announced its decision to virtually ignore the carbon dioxide emissions of biomass energy in its revised Framework for Assessing Biogenic CO2 Emissions from Stationary Sources. After years of urging to accurately account for these emissions, grassroots advocates across the U.S. contend that the EPA's biogenic carbon loophole will open the door to an onslaught of incineration that will harm public health, exacerbate runaway climate change, and degrade our nation's forests and drinking watersheds.
Ignoring its own Scientific Advisory Board, the EPA has demonstrated that politics trump science when it comes to climate change. Sound science has shown that biomass energy facilities are not "carbon neutral" and emit 50% more carbon dioxide per unit of energy produced than a coal-fired facility. Trash incineration emits 2.5 times as much CO2 as coal per unit of energy produced.
Sound science has also shown that a biomass energy facility emits higher levels of dangerous pollutants, such as particulate matter, per unit of energy produced than a coal-fired facility, harming especially children and the elderly. In the case of trash incineration, it's far more polluting than coal by every available measure.
This new EPA policy allows CO2 emissions from burning waste to be completely ignored. This would include incineration of trash, food waste, animal waste (such as poultry litter), sewage sludge and construction/demolition waste. This is justified on the assumption that these wastes would cause more global warming emissions if landfilled, as if conventional landfilling is the only alternative.
The new EPA policy, still largely uncertain, will at best ignore CO2 emissions from forest and agriculture-derived biomass and at worst provide political cover for the destruction of the public's natural resources in the most vulnerable states. Each state gets to choose whether it will address these sources in its compliance plan to meet Clean Power Plan goals. The memo states that ". . . the EPA expects that states' reliance specifically on sustainably-derived agricultural- and forest-derived feedstocks may also be an approvable element of their compliance plans." Rather than specifying the requirements to pass a sustainability test, "the agency expects to recognize the biogenic CO2 emissions and climate policy benefits of waste-derived and certain forest-derived industrial byproduct feedstocks, based on the conclusions supported by a variety of technical studies, including the revised framework" and consultations with various stakeholders. This could include industry, industry-funded scientists, and environmental groups funded to make deals with the industry.
"Government agencies already work with industry, biased scientists, and compromised environmental groups to label destructive public forest logging as 'sustainable.' What's worse with this new EPA policy is that it falsely portrays this logging as beneficial for the climate, and now the states most politically dominated by the timber industry can get more money to log more of our forests without taxing the multinational private forest owners," explains Roy Keene, public interest forester for 40 years and Executive Director of Our Forests, based in Oregon, the state with the largest timber harvest volume.
The EPA recognizes that some states, like Oregon, already have "sustainable" forest management plans without critically evaluating from even a carbon accounting standpoint what is "sustainable" or "sustained yield," as forest management plans call it. The O&C Act of 1937 mandated that the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) sustain the whole forest and its multiple uses by the public -- the waterways, soils, recreation value, and timber harvest – although never implemented as such. The National Forest Management Act mandates that the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) calculate non-declining yield (a.k.a. "sustained yield") levels from the sale of timber from each forest. However, the mandates and the reality are totally different. Already an increasing trend not only among state agencies, but also in the U.S. Forest Service, managers are hiding data on timber harvest and soil and telling nonprofits they'll have to file a Freedom of Information Act request to get data.
Over time, these agencies, including the USFS, have shifted from using the board foot to the inappropriate cubic foot as a unit of measurement yet still claim a "sustainable yield" of timber. The cubic foot is adequate when measuring the entire volume of the tree. However, the board foot, used to measure just the wood that can be made into lumber, is generally considered the more honest unit of measure of harvest volume from a forest when comparing among trees of different sizes or stands of different ages. A larger tree without defect has more board feet per cubic foot that can be made into lumber than a smaller tree. The larger tree historically has had a higher price per cubic foot than a smaller tree, although biomass energy market is now increasing the value of that smaller tree that is meanwhile less suitable for use in construction. Agencies using cubic feet overinflate the harvest volume of younger trees to justify replacing one slower-growing older tree with six faster-growing seedlings. Even if the cubic feet in a logged stand increases, the quantity of wood in that stand that can be made into a board foot of dimensional lumber declines.
The total carbon stored also declines then, especially considering that half of the carbon in Pacific Northwest forests is stored in the soil and largely lost upon logging. In his book Reforming the Forest Service, Randal O'Toole predicted that board foot sales from national forests would decline 30% as long as the USFS reports cubic feet while making the bogus sustainable yield justification. Of course, the market for chips has increased all the while. Drawing a flawed comparison using cubic feet ignores both the longer-term economic and ecosystem benefits of an older, biodiverse stand over a young plantation. When an agency changes the unit of measurement it uses, one can no longer validly compare its harvest data before and after the change.
Moreover, existing state plans are complex, involving multiple levels of government and stakeholders and took years to create. Will the EPA force any state to revise its forest management plan when it was partly written and claimed to be "sustainable" by scientists at the state's leading agriculture university (e.g. Oregon State University)? States without existing plans can simply "encourage participation in sustainable forest management programs developed by third-party forestry and/or environmental entities," the EPA recognizes. However, the way the system works currently, forest certifiers have a financial incentive to certify, and certified forests are not independently and credibly monitored, according to Keene. There are no common minimum sustainability standards among certifying bodies, which focus on process, not on outcomes. Consumers do not have adequate information. University of Alberta policy analysts have recognized such market failures of certification and that, "given the drawbacks associated with certification, there may be more appropriate alternatives" for "the elusive goal of sustainable forest management."
The "environmental entities" may be logging selectively instead of clearcutting but are logging a much larger area and destroying the soil using a mechanized approach rather than creating jobs and are not independently monitored. There is little to no citizen involvement or oversight of either forest certification schemes or logging operations contracted by or consented to by environmental groups. If "sustainable forest management" is so "sustainable," why the lack of transparency and accountability?
The timber and bioenergy industries and their politicians, leading proponents of the EPA's biogenic carbon loophole, also promise that more logging and burning will yield more jobs and revenue. However, based on Oregon State Employment Department and U.S. Forest Service data, dramatic increases in the timber harvest volume from the end of the 2009 recession and 2013 are not accompanied by proportional increases in jobs or revenue. Keene argues that cutting and burning more of the public's carbon-storing forested watersheds at a time when chip and pellet exports to fuel facilities in Europe and Asia are at an all time high is making the U.S. a resource colony. If Obama and Congress want to increase jobs and bolster rural economies, why don't they stop the rising export of raw logs and chips from public forests and tax private exports?
At least half of the harvest volume from privately owned forests in Oregon is already exported to Asia in one form or another, untaxed. The southeastern U.S. has been the leading export region of forest biomass to European countries that similarly do not count carbon dioxide emitted from biomass energy facilities. In early November, citizens in Chesapeake, VA, protested the climate impact and degradation to their own environment from biomass export.
"We're alarmed that the Obama Administration's climate action in the form of this EPA decision will actually worsen climate change, further drain local economies and disproportionately impact the poorest Americans," said Chirillo, M.S., M.P.A., Steering Committee member of the Anti-Biomass Incineration Campaign.
Chirillo explains that the timing of the EPA's decision is not surprising, as the Subcommittee on International Trade, chaired by Oregon Senator Ron Wyden, and others in Congress put the finishing touches on the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the newest NAFTA-derived trade deal. "This trade deal, combined with the EPA's legitimizing burning forests for energy essentially greases the skids for more of the public's forest resources and jobs to be shipped overseas, contributing to climate change while degrading public health and food security at home. Hardly sustainable."
Although U.S. Senator Wyden's O&C bill to increase logging on public forests in Oregon ultimately stalled, the EPA decision gives similar or even more destructive logging legislation by Republican majorities in both houses new political cover.
"This kind of legislation is de facto privatization. It allows more industry manipulation with even less public involvement, basic accounting, or scrutiny of forest practices that contribute to climate change. The water that flows out of the forest irrigates farms. More logging and biomass extraction will exacerbate the drying effects of climate change," forester Keene warns.
Forest legislation in Congress generally does not consider already degraded watersheds and does not account for the economic effects on agricultural irrigation or domestic water supply. In 2014, the National Weather Service rated drought in Oregon as "severe" and neighboring California, a top food-producing state, as "extreme." Currently, most states do not require that new bioenergy facility owners show they can continuously source enough biomass to keep producing energy, let alone leave water supplies intact, before state agencies under the authority of the EPA hand out pollution permits. How can states or the EPA claim "sustainable forest management" without supply assessment?
- by Bill Cummings, December 28, 2014, CT Post
The discovery of PCBs and other contaminants at Greenwich High School two years ago is only part of a mosaic of cancer-causing toxics that have cropped up at various sites around one of the nation's wealthiest, most exclusive communities.
Pollutants have now been confirmed at three other locations in Greenwich, providing new and expanding evidence of a decades-old trail of ash stretching from the high school to the west, down along both sides of the Interstate 95 corridor and directly into Long Island Sound.
Recent soil tests near an old pool at waterfront Byram Park that the town wants to replace revealed arsenic concentrations at 11 times the acceptable residential standard and the presence of an "ash type material."
- by Terry Maxon, December 31, 2014, Dallas Morning News
Southwest Airlines announced Wednesday that it plans to buy some biofuels made from waste wood, for use in its San Francisco Bay airports beginning in two years.
To use Southwest's phrasing, it is purchasing "low carbon renewable jet fuel, made using forest residues that will help reduce the risk of destructive wildfires in the Western United States."
It has agreed to buy about 3 million gallons a year from Red Rocks Biofuels, a Fort Collins, Colorado, that focused on recycling that foresty stuff.
- by David E. Malloy, December 29, 2014, Herald Dispatch
Biomass, a Kentucky-based company that owns the former South Point Ethanol property adjacent to The Point industrial park, will have to pay more than $53,000 in back taxes, penalties and costs by Jan. 27 to maintain the 78-acre parcel.
Lawrence County Prosecuting Attorney Brigham Anderson filed suit earlier this year at the request of County Treasurer Stephen Dale Burcham for back taxes.
The company owns six parcels valued at $827,880 in Perry Township. The back taxes, interest and fees due on the property now is more than $53,000, according to court records.
Biomass announced plans more than a decade ago to use the property to set up a biomass generating plant and produce electricity as part of a multi-million dollar project. No such project has been started. The firm has been delinquent on its taxes on several occasions over the years, only to pay before a lien is filed.
- December 29, 2014, The Recorder
Nearly 40,000 tons of forest residue from the Rim Fire area in Tuolumne County has been removed for use to generate biomass energy, according to the U.S. Agriculture Department.
Meanwhile, the USDA said it has made funds available to help California landowners conserve natural resources damaged or threatened as a result of wildfires during the past 18 months.
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NetLedger, Microsoft aim updates at smaller firms.NetLedger Inc. and Microsoft Corp. are each aiming to streamline back-office processes for small and midsize companies with business automation software upgrades. NetLedger, which develops the software for Oracle Corp.s Small Business Suite, last week rolled out an enterprise resource planning offering called NetERP that combines back-office and e-commerce processes.
Sold as a hosted service, NetERP integrates financial management functionalities with order integration. It also ties inventory and procurement business process automation to automatic Web site generation.
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Welcome to the Winner Wonderland Giveaway Event. This event is hosted by Put A Little Umbrella In Your Drink, Seeds of Life, And The Little Ones Too and Taking Time For Mommy. This event features giveaways with a value of $25 or more at each of the participating blogs! Check out all of the great Winner Wonderland Sponsors being featured in this event! Be sure to visit each blog from the linky below and enter for your chance to win! This event will close on December 4th at 11:59 pm EST.
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I follow on GFC along with twitter.ReplyDelete
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I would love to win the YA pack
I'm a GFC follower(Jennifer).ReplyDelete
I'd love to win the Middle Readers books for my husband's 5th graders.
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I'd love either the childrens or YA pack.
Thank you for the giveaway!
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would like the middle reader package please
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I would like to win the children's books.
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I'd like the MIDDLE READERS pack
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i follow via gfc as yto and i would like to win the ya prize pack ^^ReplyDelete
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-I'd like the children's prize pack.
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I'm a GFC follower (Dinda_SI). I would love to win YA package.
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I'd love the YA pack :D
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The YA Prize Pack looks great. thanks for the giveaway!
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I love the YA prize pack.
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I follow on GFC as tcrowley122 and would love the middle reader prize!
The children's packageReplyDelete
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I would like the Children's books
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I would love the children's books.
The middle readers prize pack looks lovely!ReplyDelete
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I want the YA prize pack <3
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I would love to win the YA Prize Pack. :)
Thank you for this international giveaway! The prize packs look amazing. =) I would love the Middle Grade pack.ReplyDelete
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thank you for the international giveaway!
I'd love the YA prize.
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I have Between Shades of Gray. Loved it! Stay also looks fantastic so I'll definitely be looking into it. As I've already got one half of the YA Pack, I'd pick the Middle Grace Pack.
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I would like the children's pack please.
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I'd like to win the children's pack.
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Oh, and I would like the YA pack!ReplyDelete
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I follow you via GFC as annejude and I'd choose the YA pack, thank you for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
thanks you for this giveawayReplyDelete
i would like to win the middle reader pack
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I follow on GFC and would like to win the Children's Prize pack.ReplyDelete
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the YA prize. thanks
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I would love to win the Childrens books...
My first choice would be the middle readers, but I could find happy homes for all of them.ReplyDelete
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Following via GFC (Jessica Peeling) Preference for the YA package, but I love all of them! email@example.com
I would like either the children's or middle grade package. Thanks!ReplyDelete
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I follow your blog via GFC and would like the YA prize pack. Thanks.ReplyDelete
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i follow with gfc- adriannasmommy26ReplyDelete
I would like the Children's or Middle Readers... either one. :)ReplyDelete
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I would like to win YA pack
I am entering for the YA prize pack.ReplyDelete
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I follow you on GFC as lambeaugal and I'd like the YA prize pack, but I like them all :) Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
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Thanks for the awesome giveaway! I would love YA!ReplyDelete
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I can't decide between middle grade and YA. Either would be nice:)ReplyDelete
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I'm a google friend (pauline15_01) and I would love the YA pack!ReplyDelete
Either of the first two would do me. Thanks for the giveaway :)ReplyDelete
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I would definitely like the YA prizepack!ReplyDelete
I follow on twitter @karasmannequin as well as on GFC (Kara DiDomizio)
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I am a GFC follower: EvieReplyDelete
And I would like to win the YA pack.
Thanks a lot for this great giveaway!
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Would love Middle Grade or YA package!
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would love any of the packs but would really love the middle grade the most
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I would pick the children's books!
I follow via this email - tommygirl828 (at) gmail (dot) com - and I'd love YA book package.ReplyDelete
I am a GFC follower (April G). I would most like the Children's prize package, then the YA. :)ReplyDelete
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i follow via google connect and i would like the children's prize pack!ReplyDelete
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kids prize pack
Thank you for the chance to win your giveaway.ReplyDelete
Love to win the childrens pack
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Thanks for the giveaway. I would love to win the middle school books.ReplyDelete
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Middle school books is my one of the most thing of interest. I'll be happy if I get it as a sweepstakes. Such a great stuff it is.ReplyDelete
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The lithe, glum women of Spread fulfill the prurient promise of the film's title without doing much else. Ashton Kutcher, the star and producer of the soft-core, low-budget ode to his own powers of seduction, does somewhat less. Kutcher plays Nikki, a heartless sexual grifter who left the Midwest for L.A. with nothing but the flannel shirt on his back and a Van Halen video dream of drinking cocktails by the pool and fucking girls who are six feet tall and weigh 89 pounds. Thanks to his chiseled body and his eagerness to trade it for a stay in the posh digs of the women he seduces, he is pretty much living the dream.
Nikki delivers his tweet-sized pearls of wisdom ("When a girl tells you you're not getting any, before you even try, you're getting some," "I like kitchen sex as much as the next guy, but let's face it: if a bed's in the room, you're three times more likely to have sex") in a flat American Psycho-style voice-over. It's effortfully serious and bizarre enough to make us never want to see Kutcher venture outside of rom-com territory again. The script rides largely on his nudity, which is active and plentiful.
Director David Mackenzie (also of the Ewan McGregor nudity vehicle Young Adam) takes an age-old formula, adds some slick shots of Hollywood's vapid underworld, and subtracts a lot more. Nikki's an American hustler without Audrey Hepburn's style or wit, Julia Roberts' likability or Richard Gere's red-blooded masculine sexuality. He has a girl's name, after all. He also wears skinny suspenders that are too long for him and cuffed jeans that reveal a couple inches of toned calf above his high-tops. And keffiyehs and leather necklaces and any other self-conscious assortment of hipster regalia. Irritating, but he's pretty and he ate only one meal a day to get naked for this film, so he's supposed to bed women with a single predatory glance.
Nikki's latest conquest is Samantha, a moneyed, 40ish attorney gamely played by Anne Heche. He puts her at ease by driving her Mercedes SUV with the windows down and hanging his head out like a dog while Foghat blares from the radio. Samantha feels young and alluring once again, and providing beautiful Nikki with the lifestyle he craves is a small price to pay.
Nikki and Samantha have a lot of bouncy sex, mostly on her hard-looking modern furniture and roomy terrace overlooking the Hollywood hills. He adheres closely to an internal points system to win her trust: fuck her well but leave room for improvement, leave your ringing cell phone within her earshot, cook her dinner but make it bad enough to reveal the effort involved. She'll never suspect you're shaving another girl's pubes in her bathtub while she's out of town. And when Samantha comes home to find her boy toy watching Monday Night Football in her house while receiving a blow job from a young blonde wearing nothing but a helmet, her reaction is that of a carefully groomed co-dependent: tempered anger followed by a swift unloading of clothes.
All is well until love gets in the way! Nikki meets a pretty, magnetically cold waitress, Heather (Adventureland's Margarita Levieva), and suddenly his self-loathing soul emerges. But Heather is playing the same game he is, living large at the expense of the wealthy men she bangs. Unfamiliar feelings of hurt and jealousy ensue and so unfolds an obnoxious prisoner's dilemma wherein either's desire to follow their heart is punished with financial loss. Will Nikki throw his Gucci briefs to the wind and win the girl's heart before she marries a New York multi-millionaire? It's hard to care. Read O. Henry for a more poignant illustration of this grade school lesson, or rent an Ashton-free skin flick.
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Someone needs to tell these ladies to shoot better nighttime pics but here are some Instagram shots of Leanne Crow, Tessa Fowler and Priscilla Marie (who?) wearing bikinis in a jacuzzi! I hope this for a photo shoot because it would be great to see them topless together. I REALLY hope that the next time they get together in a jacuzzi I'm right there with them though.
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