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Should we extend the Bush tax cuts? Let them expire for all Americans? Or lapse just for the very wealthy? These are the questions being asked in the latest economic battle that's playing out here in Washington. If the Bush tax cuts, implemented in 2001 and 2003, were allowed to expire for everyone, the average American household's tax payment could increase by about $1,500, according to the LA Times. So far, the fate of the Bush tax cuts is dividing lawmakers along the typical partisan lines, with Democrats and the Obama administration demanding an end to them and Republicans arguing for their extension.
And then there's centrist Sen. Ben Nelson (D-Neb.). He says he opposes increasing taxes, and thus supports extending the tax cuts. Nelson supported his un-Democratic position with this statement: "I think we're at a point in our economic recovery that anything that would adversely affect it, we ought to avoid."
Hmm. That sounds awfully hypocritical. After all, the veteran senator voted against or failed to show up to vote on an issue that's arguably the best tonic for our ailing economy: unemployment benefits. Nelson opposed or ignored jobless benefits five separate times over the last two years. Nelson cited concerns that adding to the deficit "could jeopardize the recovery."
Too bad that's utterly inaccurate. As countless economists (pdf) and studies have shown, unemployment insurance is an effective form of stimulus and a way to bolster the economic recovery. Weekly unemployment insurance checks mean money in the pockets of out of work Americans, who in turn will spend that money on groceries, health care, or searching for a new job, which, if they find, puts them back in the tax-paying workforce. As White House budget guru Peter Orszag put it, "Research has shown that the unemployment insurance system is among the most effective dollar-for-dollar economic stabilizers that we have in terms of counterbalancing periods of economic weakness."
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The Royal Mail made an increased profit of £255 million in the nine months to Christmas, and all its businesses are in profit for the first time in almost 20 years, the postal group announced today.
Despite the economic downturn and further falls in mail volumes driven by increased use of emails, group revenue increased by almost 3 per cent during the first nine months of the current financial year to £7.2 billion.
The company made an operating profit of £255 million in the nine months to Christmas, compared with £162 million for the whole of 2007/8.
The Royal Mail said it was on track for an annual profit of nearly double the level it achieved in the last financial year.
Royal Mail chairman Allan Leighton said: "The company and its people have come a long way in just six years when Royal Mail was losing more than £1 million a day and routinely failing quality of service targets.
"A huge amount has been done to put the business on a stable footing - something many believed was not possible - and, having established a firm base on which to build for the future, we are getting on with our modernisation plans and catching up on decades of under-investment."
Chief executive Adam Crozier added: "Royal Mail's modernisation plan agreed with our shareholder, the Government, is on track to deliver across the period of the plan, with more than £600 million spent on transforming the letters business since the investment plan was agreed in 2006-2007.
"We have plans in place to spend every penny of the £1.2 billion commercial loan agreed by the Government in 2007 over the plan's lifespan to 2011, which will clearly help us to improve efficiency and deliver even better service for our customers.
"There will be a need, however, to access further investment in a timely and flexible way as we compete increasingly with electronic communications as well as with other postal operators, while at the same time dealing with the effects of the current economic recession."
The company said mail volumes were expected to fall by around 7 per cent in the UK over the next year, adding that the one-price-goes-anywhere universal delivery service remained loss-making and "under threat"
For the first time in almost 20 years, the letters business, post office network, Parcelforce and the group's European parcels business were all in profit.
Mr Crozier repeated backing for the Government's controversial plan to sell a minority stake in Royal Mail to a private firm, saying it would allow the group to bring in people with the right skills and experience in operational change needed for the next stage of the group's "transformation."
The proposal has been attacked by the Communication Workers Union and scores of Labour MPs.
The Communication Workers Union welcomed the strong financial results, saying they proved the company was thriving while modernising in full public ownership.
General secretary Billy Hayes said: "It's good to see Royal Mail increasing profits while remaining fully publicly owned.
"Today's financial results must not be seen as an invitation for any part sell-off but instead prove the viability and future sustainability of a wholly publicly-owned modern Royal Mail."
Deputy general secretary Dave Ward said: "Royal Mail is again giving us mixed messages on its financial health. These results must not come at the cost of cutbacks in services, terms and conditions for staff and post office closures.
"Future services and standards must at least be retained, if not expanded, to ensure consumer confidence."
A Business Department spokesman said: "We welcome Royal Mail's improving financial performance, but huge challenges still face the company.
"Letter volumes are falling by 7 per cent per year as people turn to email. The volatile multibillion-pound pension deficit remains. These issues must be tackled if we are to have a strong Royal Mail.
"Outside investment and management expertise, action on the pension deficit and on regulation is the way to transform Royal Mail and secure its future in public ownership."
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Is St. Joseph worthy of commemoration?
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As the symbolic figure of fatherhood and paternal care, St. Joseph is an important saint. He was the head of the Holy Family and responsible for the immediate care of Mary and Jesus. He sought a sanctuary for Mary on the eve of The Nativity and he stayed with his family all the days of his life. He respected the Virginity of Our Lady and he cared for Jesus, laboring tirelessly to serve God and his family.
We are called to follow his example. By emulating Joseph, we demonstrate our respect for his sacrifices and his work. We grow in holiness.
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The same principle underlay French transport planning for many years. As a result, autoroutes were built with minimal planning delay and high-speed TGV tracks were driven across open countryside. Generous compensation payments eased the way, and France now has a fast rail network of which we can only dream.
But the swamp-draining era is drawing to a close: TGV Provence is bogged down in planning disputes. And everywhere in Europe governments face tension between the need for a transport infrastructure to support competitive business and public resistance tothe environmental disruption which the construction of such an infrastructure brings.
The only difference between the Germans, Dutch, French and ourselves is that, from a business perspective, the others resolve those tensions more effectively. Business satisfaction with the transport infrastructure is measured in the World Economic Forum's Competitiveness Report. On that measure, the UK ranks tenth of the old EU 12 on roads, eighth on rail and fifth on both air and port infrastructure. These ratings were struck before the sharp cuts in last year's public spending plans. Since then, business confidence here in the Government's transport policy has slipped further, if the evidence of the CBI's regional councils is any guide.
One reason for the difference in business attitudes in Continental Europe is straightforward: other European governments have spent a higher proportion of GDP on the transport infrastructure. In the 15 years to 1990, UK investment was little more than half the European average. The gap narrowed in the early 1990s, but has begun to widen again. Railway investment has been particularly low. Over the past six years, it has been running at a quarter of the French or Dutch figure, and less than 20 per cent of the German.
But the sheer scale of investment is not the only difference, or even the most crucial one. In transport policy, as elsewhere, businesses crave certainty. In other European countries, long-term infrastructure plans, once agreed, are carried through. Here, each annual public expenditure round produces a new forward strategy. Over the past five years the road programme has followed a confused traffic-light sequence: green, amber, red, amber and now firmly on red (until next time). Total spending on the transport infrastructure was cut in the last Budget by almost 30 per cent from one year to the next, a far larger cut than that experienced by any other spending programme.
How do other countries manage to do it better? Surely they face the same fiscal and environmental pressures? The answer, in a study of transport policy in Germany, France and the Netherlands which the CBI publishes today, seems to lie in two deeply unfashionable words: strategy and consensus. The three other governments, whose policies and practices we studied, set explicit strategic objectives for policy. They articulate the aims of transport policy oriented around forecasts for demand, and how those increases should be accommodated.
A key policy priority in France, for example, is to "assert the position of France in European and worldwide competition". In the Netherlands, policy is designed explicitly to serve the country's "engines of growth" - the port of Rotterdam and Schiphol airport. Last week's announcement of the all-cargo rail link from Rotterdam to Germany is a sign of that strategy.
This does not mean that policy-making in the three countries is perfect. Plans sometimes fall behind schedule and policies fail to deliver. But there is a greater will to reverse these shortcomings when they do occur, as can be seen from the ambitious future investment plans which the three governments have in place. That will is driven by a fundamental belief in the economic importance of developing good transport links.
Transport policies are also more explicitly linked to the notion of sustainable economic growth. In the Netherlands, the departments of transport and environment share the same policy aims. Other countries also develop intermodal strategies. The Dutch government argues that transport policy should be increasingly characterised by an integrated intermodal approach, both nationally and internationally. That approach includes a policy to develop short-sea shipping between Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany.
But a strategy is only of value if its implications are widely understood and accepted. The three governments thus seek to develop a consensus around those objectives, and proposals to meet them. Regional and local governments have a greater role in shaping and delivering transport policies than they do here. In Germany, the national infrastructure plan is debated and agreed by both houses of parliament. In France, the 22 regions sign five-year transport infrastructure contracts with Paris.
Consultation with business and public opinion is also better developed elsewhere. As a result, long-term transport plans are accepted and understood as commitments. Businesses believe that the programmes within them will be pursued, on the timescale set out. They can plan accordingly.
Here, there is no overall transport policy presented for public consultation and agreed in Parliament. Each iteration of the road programme emerges from a private debate between the Treasury and the Department of Transport. Even rail privatisation first emerged as a white, rather than a green, paper. As a result, the logic of rail privatisation is still only dimly understood in the business community.
The Government is paying a price for this highly centralised and secretive approach. With greater public understanding of objectives and policies, it becomes easier for governments to build long-term commitment to improving their transport infrastructure. That is the case in France, Germany and the Netherlands.
Here, the links between environmental and transport policies are hard to discern. The Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution delivered itself late last year of some trenchant observations on transport policy, which seemed to come as a surprise to the Department of Transport. While some of the arguments in the report were valid, it is a curious body to be setting strategic aims for transportation, more especially since business representation on the Royal Commission is very thin.
And there is little sign, yet, that we have properly addressed the link between our own infrastructure and that of the rest of Europe. It may be that 1995 will see the start of work on the Channel Tunnel Rail Link - just a decade too late.
There are strong signs that Brian Mawhinney, the Transport Secretary, has understood the nature of the problems he faces and the need for a fresh start. He has called for an active national debate on transport policy. That is a positive step forward. Buthe should be under no illusions about the difficulty of the task he faces. Business confidence in transport policy is very low indeed.
Unless the Euro-sceptic thought-police prevent him from so doing, he would do well to consult his colleagues in Europe on how they address the problem. He might even give Neil Kinnock a call.
The writer is director-general of the Confederation of British Industry.
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Being on vacation this last week, I hit all the busy stores early in the
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> We all seem to be more inclined to internet shopping than mall combat.
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They should have signed Chad Ochopsycho Johnson too to make it interesting.
I bet the "stiller nation" is excited about this one. lol
It's a good signing for them. He and Roethlisberger are pals. Roethlisberger was never real pleased when they let him go.
He brings an element of height and size that the Steelers haven't had since...well...him. He is also a very good run blocker.
And why not? He has experience, he is a physical receiver, he has experience in the Steeler system, and he has a SB ring. Who else is there? I bet he makes some plays in the coming weeks. Especially if BR comes back in time to throw him the ball. I bet he notches a few TD's. Miller and Burress would be a great RZ tandem.
I was gonna post that Pitt may have shot themselves in the foot (missing their Johnson by a foot or so) with signing Plexiglass, but ya beat me to the punch (AND, your post is probably a lot funnier!:laugh:)
A 6'5" tall wide receiver is perfect for dinking and dunking on the opponent's 10 yard line. Additionally, Ben R is one of the best improvisers, I would trust him to get any receiver the ball under any circumstances. And, they have nothing to lose. Half the team is out.
On the other hand, how does this fit with the steeler fan meme of the steelers only signing players of good character?
He'll be solid red zone threat. Will he stay for a while is the question.


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Honestly, with 721s, you might have to take what you can get at this point. They are super-rare, I don't see them coming up very often, if at all, and almost never in new condition.
That said, 12D would probably work fine, but 11.5 as well. I would jump on whatever you see between 11 and 12, really, and sell them if they don't work for you. I wear 9EEE-9.5EEE in most AE shoes, but find boots fit me a bit too big in wide sizes, since my foot always slides up against the toe when I go wide.
So 9D or 9.5D W1K's work best for me. I got 9D 721/744s and perhaps I'd have gone with a 9.5D if I could do it again, but they fit fine with thinner socks.post #3964 of 777810/12/13 at 8:51am
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Hey so guys I broke something....
Long story short the plastic toebox "broke" on my shoe and the plastic is now poking my foot (a sharp plastic piece about as thick as packing plastic). (Dropped something very heavy on it...) (Also the leather is fine. Its just the plastic under it)
Now I want to try and remove the whole plastic piece from the shoe.... Has anyone encountered this or know if I can pry this piece loose without messing up the sole. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
(The plastic toebox hides behind an cloth liner which is now ripped on my shoe. I don't care about the liner... I just want to know if the plastic is attached to the sole and stitching.)
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Well I would like to keep my cost low. Plus I have an way to work around it for now... But If the dam toe cap is possible to remove that would by far be the best possible course that could happen. I was hoping someone here may have taken apart their shoes and may know.
Also thanks for your reply all/any help is appreciatedpost #3969 of 777810/13/13 at 10:46amQuote:
I asked about this earlier - http://www.styleforum.net/t/163864/wolverine-1000-mile-boot-review/3885#post_6621937Quote:
Shoe trees should suffice.
Boot trees (not shapers) tend to be pretty much the same thing as shoe trees. Some boot trees have features for specific needs - pointed and curved toes for cowboy boot - but these are not necessary for the 1K boots.
Personally, I use trees in my better shoes, but don't bother with them for my boots. My boots all tend to be work boots rather than dress boots.Haven't had an issue yet,
Edited by milw50717 - 10/13/13 at 10:59ampost #3970 of 777810/13/13 at 10:51am
First time I have ever heard of this type of damage to a boot and I have to think that doing a proper repair from inside of the boot will not be an easy task. Simply ripping it out could leave some parts left inside, which could injure the foot.
Maybe drop Wolverine an email to enquire about the construction details.post #3971 of 777810/13/13 at 6:46pm
I ordered 2 pairs of Wolverine 1k Mile boots in size 9 and 8.5. I normally wear size 9.5 on vans and sneakers and I wear size 9 on other shoes such as chucks and Palladium Boots.
I was recommended Costco Kirkland Merino Wool Hiking Socks and so I bought them and they are very comfortable so I plan on wearing them with my boots. If I wear thinner socks with either size I feel they are uncomfortable.
That being said I have a problem with my Wolverine boots:
Size 9 seems to be slightly too long with slight heel slippage with a lot of toe room, enough to wiggle up and down without touching the top. My foot is still secure to the point where it's not slipping everywhere but I do notice the extra space.
Size 8.5 seems about right but the bottom of the tongue digs into the top of my toes and the sides seem to be a bit too snug and poke the corner of my feet to the point after 30 minutes of wear it feels like my feet need to breathe. There's just enough toe room but I can't wiggle freely as much I can with the size 9's.
So my question: Have any of you experienced this with these boots? Could I reasonably expect the snug areas to stretch out enough to be comfortable after a couple weeks of wear? Or should I keep the size 9's and be safe with the extra room and maybe buy something to insert inside?post #3972 of 777810/13/13 at 6:56pm
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So my question: Have any of you experienced this with these boots? Could I reasonably expect the snug areas to stretch out enough to be comfortable after a couple weeks of wear? Or should I keep the size 9's and be safe with the extra room and maybe buy something to insert inside?
Better slightly too large than too small. (Some) heel slippage and toe wiggle room is OK. You can adjust using socks and/or insoles, heel, cups, etc.
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The aim of this proposal is to develop the method of femtosecond (fs) crystallography for the structure determination of membrane proteins, where X-ray structure analysis is based on hundreds of thousands of X-ray diffraction patterns from a steam of fully hydrated nano/ microcrystals of membrane proteins, collected using the new high energy fs X-ray laser at LCLS in Stanford. The LCLS started its operation in the fall of 2009 and provides fs-pulses of an intensity that exceeds third-generation synchrotron sources by 12 orders of magnitude. Membrane proteins are of extreme importance in all living cells as they catalyze vital functions like respiration, photosynthesis, transport, and cell communication. 30% of all human proteins are membrane proteins and more than 60% of all drugs are targeted to membrane proteins. Despite their extreme importance, the understanding of their molecular function is hampered by the lack of structure information;while more than 60,000 structures of soluble proteins have been solved by X-ray crystallography and NMR, less than 250 different membrane protein structures have so far been determined. The determination of membrane protein structures solved to date often involved a time- consuming process where it took years (or sometimes even decades) to grow large, well- ordered crystals suitable for X-ray structure determination. Furthermore, X-ray-induced radiation damage is a major problem for many membrane protein crystals, especially when they contain metals and/or redox active cofactors. The X-ray-induced radiation damage imposes a limitation for X-ray diffraction on microcrystals, even under cryogenic conditions. This proposal is based on the first proof of principle for fs- nanocrystallography by the collection of 3 million diffraction patterns on nano/ microcrystals of the membrane protein Photosystem I in December 2009 at LCLS, using fs X-ray pulses. Photosystem I, which served as the model system, has a molecular weight of 1,056,000 Daltons and consists of 36 proteins and 381 cofactors that are non- covalently bound, making Photosystem I one of the most complex membrane proteins that has been crystallized to date. These experiments have already proven that the "diffraction before destroy principle," first shown in 2006 for an image etched into a silicon-nitrate film, (Chapman 2006, Nature Physics), can be directly extended to one of the most fragile protein crystals that exists to date, which contain 78% solvent and only 4 salt bridges involved in crystal contact. This proposal aims to open an exciting new avenue for membrane protein crystallography, where hundreds of thousands of diffraction patterns can be collected in a time frame of minutes using fully hydrated nano/ microcrystals in their mother liquor, at room temperature, with X-ray laser pulses that are so short that X-ray-induced radiation damage only starts after data collection. The new method has also the potential to obtain structures of excited states of the molecules by combining optical laser excitation with fs X-ray data collection in the future. As the proposal breaks into new unexplored grounds, it involves method developments ranging from the screening for the best microcrystals and the defined growth of microcrystals to new method developments for high throughput data screening, data evaluation and phase determination.
The aim of this proposal is to develop a new method for the structure determination of membrane proteins. This uses ultra-short femtosecond X-ray pulses, provided by the first hard-X-ray laser (the LCLS at Stanford) to collect X-ray diffraction data from a continuous stream of fully-hydrated membrane protein nanocrystals. The pulses are so brief that they terminate before radiation damage processes can begin.
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|Kupitz, Christopher; Basu, Shibom; Grotjohann, Ingo et al. (2014) Serial time-resolved crystallography of photosystem II using a femtosecond X-ray laser. Nature 513:261-5
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|Tenboer, Jason; Basu, Shibom; Zatsepin, Nadia et al. (2014) Time-resolved serial crystallography captures high-resolution intermediates of photoactive yellow protein. Science 346:1242-6
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|Red onion
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Mix dressing, mustard, and Splenda in a large bowl and set aside. Cook cauliflower according to package. Drain and add to large bowl. Add bell pepper, celery, and onion. Set aside. Grill or cook turkey sausages. Cut into chunks. Add turkey sausage to cauliflower. Top with dressing and toss until evenly coated. Serve warm.
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Calories 191 Calories from Fat 107
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 12 g18.9%
Saturated Fat 2.2 g11.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 19.8 mg6.6%
Sodium 671.2 mg28%
Total Carbohydrates 12 g4.1%
Dietary Fiber 3 g12.1%
Sugars 6.7 g
Protein 7 g14.8%
Vitamin A 3.7% Vitamin C 93.1%
Calcium 4.4% Iron 2.5%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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I just remembered that Mother's Day is right around the corner (May 9), and even though my mom always says, "Oh, honey, please don't get me anything," I know that's a form of code for, "You better not show up empty handed, yo." To head off any potential problems, I'm trying to find an early gift.
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How's it going out there, ladies? I'm sorry about the late post, but I wanted to make sure it made scents before I clicked the big button to publish. 🙂
You see, three days ago I started using the Malibu Lemon Blossom Body Wash ($18) and Body Butter ($15) from Pacifica, a brand known for the light, refreshing scents and good-for-your ingredients of their natural body washes, moisturizers, perfumes and soy candles.
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Using MaxMsp since 4 months, I try to send audiostreams between 2 computers by udpsend and udpreceive objects and ethernet connection… this protocole works to send message, but I don't have any idea to transform audio streams in messages readable by udp objects. Is there an other way to pocess??
Somebody can help me??
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extras > UDP Tester > audio-over-network
jit.catch~ –> jit.net.send =======network======== jit.net.recv –> jit.release~
sorry Id don't precise that I just use the bundle Max/Msp without Jitter …. is there a way to do that without Jitter??
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In my mind, I envisioned it like one of the opulent resorts featured in the old 1930's musical comedies, a gorgeous oceanfront hotel with marble, flowers, gilt, and chandeliers everywhere that's formal by night, yet informal enough during the day that I could wear a tennis outfit while passing through the lobby.
Happily, I've found my tropical paradise at the Ritz Carlton Cancun, Mexico's premiere resort destination characterized by Technicolor blue skies, transparent turquoise sea, and tropical fish frolicking beneath the crystalline waves. For too many years I dismissed Cancun as a spring break retreat for the college set, but after hearing friends rave about the luxurious accommodations and lavish service at the six-year-old Cancun Ritz-Carlton, I eagerly booked a visit.
Cancun, on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, was developed as a tourist resort by the Mexican government and features many hotels, but none even approaches the elegance and level of service at the Ritz. The gleaming marble lobby with its vast arrangements of tropical flowers sets the tone for the elegance that characterizes this resort. All the spacious, peach-colored rooms face the ocean and feature balconies where you can enjoy a room service breakfast overlooking the sparkling Caribbean.
Dinner found me at the romantic Fantino, a fairy tale of a restaurant featuring Northern Italian cuisine with Mediterranean influences. It's impossible not to feel pampered as a pretty hostess warmly welcomes our party and escorts us to the table like treasured guests.
The Maitre'd, dapper in an elegant tuxedo, graciously serves our cocktail order of champagne from a silver tray, a hint of the luxury to come. Unlike an American restaurant where menus are brought to the table immediately, we were left alone with our bubbly, giving us a chance to admire the lovely pink and green room with dazzling murals above the chandeliers and picture windows overlooking the Caribbean sunset. The attractive crowd was elegantly dressed, surprisingly young, and from the quiet hum of conversations around us, quite international.
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Foie gras, atop caramelized figs and surrounded by a pool of Marsala wine Sauce, is accompanied by a sweet wedge of buttery brioche so one can fully enjoy the sauce. Grilled red snapper, infused with a zesty saffron sauce precedes a tantalizing pastry cart of mouth-watering desserts such as crème brulée with pineapple and a decadent chocolate torte.
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The progression began with an amuse-gueule of Caribbean Lobster perched on a bed of tangy caramelized eggplant puree, followed by sweet lobster corn soup. Mexican stuffed chili stuffed with beef and pork was enlivened by a light crème sauce redolent of ginger and sprinkled with vibrant red pomegranate seeds. Squab, crisply roasted to perfection, was accented by a savory mole almond sauce and spiked with chocolate and cinnamon. A waiter presents us with selections from the dessert cart, explaining each in such exquisite detail it's impossible to refuse.
Thankfully, the Ritz offers an exercise room and morning aerobics classes to work off the calories. A variety of massages and treatments are available for sybarites such as myself, who make the sparkling marble spa (featuring a sauna & steam room) a part of their daily routine. During my visit I indulged in several treatments, including a detoxifying mud wrap that left my skin deliciously soft and a deep tissue massage that was so relaxing I felt as if I was floating in a dream all evening.
Cancun offers the ancient treasures of nearby Mayan ruins, which the helpful hotel concierge can easily arrange for you to visit by car or plane. All I really wanted to do was get a light tan, watch the waves thrash a few feet away as I enjoyed a lunch of blackened fish at the al fresco Carribe Bar & Grill, and entertain the thought of getting another massage, this time at one of the ocean front cabanas. My friend had a different itinerary: Golf at the private Pok-Ta-Pok 18-hole golf course, and indulging in the nightly tequila tasting event in the elegant Lobby Lounge while enjoying a Montecristo cigar.
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New Version of Methyl 1-D?
New Version of Methyl 1-D?
Hi! A couple of weeks ago on another online store i saw a new version of LG Methyl 1-D. In place of ATD there is the ingredient of Arom-X by AMS - 3a-Hydroxyblalblalal, you know and some changes in the supportive matrix. When will this new version become wildly available and can you explain more?Thanks!!!
well the estrogen complex is the same thing that is in formadrol extreme...if i have this correct (eric please correct me if im wrong) the 3a version of androsterone is slightly anti-estrogenic...
This new verison of M1D looks very very good...it should help very well...especially since u can use it for 12 weeks...
i have actually started a thread about this a long time ago because it seems like all the LG products have some sort of androsterone in it and it wouldnt make sense to take this (MMV2) and then use FormadrolExtreme as a PCT...but both products work FANTASTICALLY!!!
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