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This is a very good price for this enzyme. I use this for inflammation, headaches and the hope that this could be a fountain of youth! Must be taken on empty stomach for absorption.
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This must be taken on an empty stomach to work. Except for that inconvenience, this helps with a ton of ailments, primarily inflammation which can include sinus issues. I have been sinus headache free with this, and when I experience a flare-up of sinus pressure I take this and usually it goes away.
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This has a much shorter burn time than the less eco-friendly tea lites - so I'm not sure if these are actually better for the environment if I need to stock more, burn more, and have more shipped to my home. Also no matter which way I trimmed the wick - it would either be too short or too long and resulted in either too big a flame or a flame that would keep going out.
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I find that this combined with a good probiotic really helps with bloating and constipation associated with candida. It is also very inexpensive for it's effectiveness.
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In about a half hour of taking this, my sinuses clear up as quickly as if I had taken an over the counter. This is an herbal alternative that is very effective. I feel better knowing that there will not be long term damage with this and that the herbs will help improve health overall.
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Truly raw cashews are hard to find. And at this price it's a steal. These are incredibly fresh. Great for making raw food items such as raw cheese. If you are used to roasted cashews give these a try for something different.
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Most eye creams bother my eyes, this one does not and is effective. It absorbs well and my eye area looks smoother just after a few weeks.
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As Congress Seeks Additional Funding, Inversion Proposal Emerges
Throughout the past several weeks, Pfizer's attempt to acquire AstraZeneca has garnered significant congressional and media attention. Pfizer, a U.S. multinational corporation, made a bid for AstraZeneca in an effort to move its tax domicile to the United Kingdom, which has a corporate tax rate of 21 percent compared to the U.S. corporate tax rate of 35 percent. More than 20 U.S. companies have pursued similar inversion tactics by merging with foreign companies in lower-tax jurisdictions throughout the past two years. With the number of members growing every day to put an end to this practice, U.S. multinational corporations must actively engage Congress and the Obama administration to consider long-term solutions in the context of comprehensive tax reform as merger activity continues in the months and years ahead.
Under current law, U.S. companies that reincorporate overseas must ensure that at least 20 percent of its stock is owned by its foreign counterpart. Recently, Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR), chairman of the Finance Committee, proposed raising that figure to 50 percent effective May 8, 2014. He plans to address inversion in the context of a comprehensive tax reform proposal, which he hopes to unveil within the next year.
As the prospect of comprehensive tax reform within the next year remains uncertain, Sen. Carl Levin (D-MI), chairman of the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, recently released theStop Corporate Inversions Act of 2014 – Congressman Sandy Levin (D-MI), ranking member of the Ways and Means Committee, released a similar bill in the House. The Senate bill, which currently has 13 cosponsors, would:
· Increase the needed percentage change in stock ownership from 20 percent to 50 percent;
· Treat the company as a domestic U.S. company if management and control of the merged company remains in the U.S. and either 25 percent of its employees, sales or assets remain in the U.S.;
· Provide a two-year moratorium on inversions that do not meet the above criteria so Congress could consider a longer-term solution in the context of comprehensive tax reform; and
· Be retroactively effective to May 8, 2014.
The Senate bill shares similarities with a proposal in the President's Budget for Fiscal Year 2015, which would also increase the needed percentage change in stock ownership from 20 percent to 50% percent. The Congressional Budget Office estimated that the White House proposal would increase federal revenue by $17 billion whereas the Joint Committee on Taxation estimated that the Senate bill would save $791 million over a two-year period. Additionally, the Joint Committee on Taxation found that the House bill would raise approximately $19.5 billion over 10 years. Such funding could help defray the cost of programs such as the Highway Trust Fund or future tax-cut bills.
Senate Republicans, who established anti-inversion provisions via Section 7874 of the U.S. tax code in 2004, would prefer to examine such measures in the context of comprehensive tax reform. Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT), ranking member of the Finance Committee, recently said, "These proposals are not long-term solutions—they are not even good short-term fixes."
Although mergers will likely increase until Congress and the Obama administration pass anti-inversion provisions, the retroactive nature of the Stop Corporate Inversions Act of 2014 threatens potential merger activity. Whether the bill passes as a stand-alone measure or Congress packages it with a comprehensive tax reform vehicle, the retroactive nature of the provision could negatively impact U.S. multinational corporations.
Current policy enables U.S. multinational corporations to pursue lower-tax jurisdictions abroad—failure to engage Congress and the administration may significantly impact future tax savings. As such, U.S. companies must take a proactive approach and work with Capitol Hill and the White House to address this issue in the coming year as chairman Wyden readies his tax reform proposal.
Links to the official documents regarding the Stop Corporate Inversions Act of 2014 can be found below.
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From where you sit, the journey is just beginning – your contract with the Football Association lasts until after the 2016 European Championship and you'll relish the prospect of taking your younger players, matured by two intervening years, to France – but for me it's a culmination. Ever since I got to know you, I've wanted to see what you could do for England in a World Cup. Yes, you were at the European Championship two years ago, but you didn't have enough time. This is the high wire without a safety net. So don't feel under any pressure…
Remember when we first met? It was 24 April 1979. More than 35 years ago. I'd gone to Malmo because if Nottingham Forest won in Cologne the following night while the Swedish club overcame Austria Vienna at home, Brian Clough would be up against your mate and fellow Englishman Bobby Houghton in the European Cup final. It came to pass: Ian Bowyer was to score in Cologne and Tommy Hansson in Malmo. But first, Jeff Farmer, then of the Daily Mail, and I of The Guardian went for lunch with Houghton to hear the story of his life, and when we arrived at the restaurant you were there as well.
You were the successful young manager of Halmstad. Naturally Jeff and I took an interest in your subsequent career, and when five consecutive titles at Malmo were followed by the guiding of Switzerland to their first World Cup finals in 28 years, I became convinced that you should manage the international team closest to your expatriate heart. Your affection and respect for England and their coaches – the likes of Bobby Robson, once your course tutor, Dave Sexton and Don Howe – was manifest in every conversation, and so was your drive to carry on their work, adapting it to the conditions of your time.
At various stages I sought to persuade the FA to appoint you to your current job, but they appeared to think the answer to England's under-achievement lay in paying vast salaries to designer managers from the Italian club scene: Sven-Goran Eriksson and Fabio Capello. Most of the media seemed happy with such expedients. Only Jim Holden of the Daily Express and I were consistent in our arguments for you, and our combined weight seemed an ounce of feathers until, no doubt coincidentally, the FA regime of David Bernstein shocked the nation by overlooking Harry Redknapp in favour of you.
It was frustrating to think of all the millions that could have been saved and invested in proper coaching had Bernstein's predecessors not run England as if the national team were a loasdamoney club. But at least your salary had been driven up – I doubt that you'd have even asked what it was had they come for you 15 years ago – and it was better late than never. But was it too late, too long since you had completed your Swiss sojourn by steering them to your homeland for Euro 96, for England to enjoy the peak of your powers?
I don't think so. For all your Kafka-esque experiences at Liverpool, it was only four years ago that you supervised one of the most inspiring European campaigns by an English club in Europe. A list of Fulham's opponents on the route to the Europa League final against Atletico Madrid tells its own story: Roma, Basel, Shakhtar Donetsk, Wolfsburg, Hamburg… and, of course, Juventus.
What a night that was at the Cottage. I was still trying to get through the turnstiles when David Trezeguet made it 1-4 on aggregate, but Bobby Zamora struck, then Fabio Cannavaro was sent off, and the combination of intelligence and passion with which your players used that advantage is something that will live with me for ever, as will the sight of Clint Dempsey's chip drifting inexorably home to secure victory. Your lads even took the final to extra time before succumbing to Diego Forlan and Sergio Aguero.
Now, in Brazil, you are to face the equivalents of Cannavaro, and the reality of Forlan (and perhaps, in time, Aguero), but with even better players such as Steven Gerrard and Wayne Rooney, and trump cards like Raheem Sterling and Ross Barkley. Yes, and an infinitely greater weight of expectation, or at least glare of scrutiny, as you were reminded when a balanced assessment of Barkley after the friendly against Ecuador was portrayed – understandably – as killjoy nit-picking.
Comparing them in a roundabout way with Crewe Alexandra was unfortunate too; you'll never be the finished article until you learn to relax and play the media game. Still, I suppose Alf Ramsey, who never bothered with that, did all right.
But do England really expect to challenge for World Cups these days? For much of your time in charge your measured and realistic personality, it seems to me, has conspired in the lowering of expectations. You must, however, get out of that group. And you should, for Uruguay are not as good, overall, as the Chileans who so impressed Wembley seven months ago, and Italy are vulnerable to the pace your attacking players have in abundance. Then the nation will accept a respectable defeat and the honouring of your contract in full, especially if the promise of youth develops in Brazil. Can you complete the formation, in these few short weeks, of something akin to the Fulham who overcame Juventus? It would be quite a feat, but the opportunity is what you wished for.
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text: Toobin' Controller? Super Hang-On Motorcyle? What isn't Mad Catz Working OnBrian Crecente1/08/10 11:00amFiled to: ces10Ces 2010Mad CatzStreet FighterCapcomfight stickOriginalTop741EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Mad Catz, once known for concentrating more on quantity than quality, is turning over a new leaf, the company's president told Kotaku. Advertisement "Mad Catz used to do high-end quality, all of the controllers had rubber grips and all of those kinds of things and then in the early 2000s we became kind of became the Wal-Mart guys," said Mad Catz president and CEO Darren Richardson. "The came to us and said we want to work with you guys and not the other guys and they wanted this, that and the other. We ended up following that thing and becoming bigger, but becoming more commodity and lower cost. And the last three years we basically discontinued the bulk of that business and we've really retooled into doing these more game-specific things."That means that moving forward the number of products that Mad Catz is putting out in a year is going down, but that the price, and hopefully the quality, is going up. Advertisement "It's quite a different style business than the sort of Wal-Mart style business," he said.Mad Catz now has four lines of products: The Saitek simulation flight sticks and controllers, the Cyborg pro-gaming mice and keyboards, the Eclipse home office keyboards and mice and the Mad Catz gaming controllers.The Mad Catz gaming controllers seem to be the area that will see the most expansion. The company's deal with Capcom to produce Street Fighter fight sticks was a tremendous success, said Alex Verrey, the company's spokesman. And Mad Catz plans to stay in and expand their fight stick line, already announcing new sticks for Super Street Fighter IV and Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom. Sponsored The other area of they are looking into is specialized controllers for specific games. When Modern Warfare 2 came out the company rolled out a line of products that included controllers and even a throat mic. That's the sort of thing we will be seeing more of moving forward, Verrey said."You have to look at that on a game-by-game basis," he said. "We have looked at big games before and we have looked at ways we can collaborate, we just haven't found the right product. Long gone are the days when we are prepared to release a generic joypad with a sticker on it or a logo on it and ship it out. We will be seeing less of that and more specialty controllers, game specific products that we actually collaborate on with the developers. That was true with Capcom and with Modern Warfare 2 also." Advertisement Advertisement "We are not prepared to skimp on product. We only have finite resources. We have a lot going on," Verrey said. "We are NOT doing a Toobin' controller. We won't be making a Super Hang-On controller or replica F-16s."Reply74 repliesLeave a reply


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3 reviews of Don Juan, first by kris3768.
Dont go to this restaurant
They do not treat their customers nice. The manager is rude and if you complain will tel you to get up and leave if you are not happy. Will not try to make the customer feel right or welcome. They do honor there coupons with what is said on them they bait and switch with small sizes.
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|For base
|Dry yeast
|1 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Warm water
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|1 Tablespoon
|Whole wheat flour
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|For topping
|Boiled and slightly mashed spinach
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Boiled dry french beans
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Boiled halved mushroom
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1 Tablespoon
|Grated cheese
|2 Tablespoon
|Thick curd
|2 Tablespoon
|Ginger garlic paste
|1 Teaspoon
|Grated onions
|1 Tablespoon
|Green chili paste
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Mustard powder
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
Take warm water in a large mixing bowl, sprinkle sugar and yeast over it and keep covered for 10-15 minutes.
Add both the flours, oil and salt to the water and knead to a soft dough with hands.
Cover the dough with a damp cloth and keep in a warm place for an hour.
Knead the dough again with a little dry flour and roll it out into 30 cm round base.
Put base in a baking dish and prick with fork.
Bake in a preheated oven at 220°C for 10 minutes.
Remove pizza base from the baking dish and cool.
Mix together curd, garlic, ginger chilli paste, grated onions, salt, mustard powder and pepper.
Smear butter on the pizza base.
Pour the curd paste over it.
Spread layers of mashed spinach, beans and halved mushrooms.
Sprinkle grated cheese on top.
Bake in a preheated oven at 220°C for 5 minutes.
Serve hot.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1262 Calories from Fat 363
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 41 g63.6%
Saturated Fat 16.1 g80.3%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 62.6 mg20.9%
Sodium 2002.2 mg83.4%
Total Carbohydrates 181 g60.3%
Dietary Fiber 19.4 g77.7%
Sugars 9.6 g
Protein 45 g89.2%
Vitamin A 272.4% Vitamin C 20.3%
Calcium 59.9% Iron 78.6%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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At these meetings, Sir John is understood to have attempted to calm suspicions over the objectives of the commission, which has often been characterised as a vehicle for providing the justification for a UK version of the US's Glass-Steagall Act which separated American retail banks and investment banks for nearly 70 years.
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Barclays' investment banking arm, Barclays Capital, creates more than half the bank's profits and the firm is likely to hit hard against any attempt to order it to spin-off the business. HSBC is perennially rumoured to be set to move headquarters to Hong Kong after its chief executive, Michael Geoghegan, re-located there at the start of the year.
Finance sector leaders have pored over the CVs of the commission panel, searching for hints. Take Bill Winters, the former co-chief executive of US investment bank JP Morgan who is assumed to be in favour of the existing structure of the industry, while Martin Taylor, the former Barclays chief executive responsible for selling off large parts of the bank's investment business, is thought to be more supportive of separation.
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The public might get some sense of the debate from a series of open sessions at which commissioners will meet audiences comprised of senior industry figures, finance professionals and interested citizens.
These debates are designed to give the chance for a variety of opinions to be aired and the Federation of Small Businesses and the CBI are being courted as potential co-hosts.
More substantively, the chief executives of the major UK banks will be subject to single-party hearings, modelled on those used by the Competition Commission, at which they will be questioned in-depth on various aspects of their business.
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At the commission itself, which is housed on the sixth floor of an office in the heart of London formerly occupied by the Competition Commission, the staff are gearing up for a frenetic 12 months.
The watchword for all their work so far has been neutrality. Nothing is more important to the IBC than the perception that it starts from a balanced viewpoint, with equal weight given to arguments from all sides.
On a day-to-day basis, the secretariat has been providing each commissioner with reams of reading material ranging from academic papers on the banking industry to updates on the latest regulatory initiatives to prepare them for the work ahead.
Commission members are all unpaid with the exception of Sir John, who receives a monthly salary of £5,000 for two days work.
This week's publication of the discussion paper will certainly ratchet up the workload for the IBC's permanent staff as banks begin replying to questionnaires and ad-hoc requests for information.
Amid all the attention focused on the potential for the IBC to recommend a split up of retail and investment banks it is easy to forget that this is unlikely to be top of the commission's agenda.
One major part, perhaps even the most important part of the commission's work, will be taking an overdue look at the issue of competition in retail banking, as well as a broad investigation of systemic risk in banks.
The broadness and length of the commission – it will not publish its report until September 2011 – has led some to criticise the process. Lord Myners describes it is an "unnecessary distraction".
"All this is going to do is create a prolonged period of uncertainty for banks at a time when they should be concentrating on more important things like increasing lending," he said.
Lord Myners' views are privately shared by some senior figures at UK banks. "We are not for or against it, but we do think that the issues it is looking at are not necessarily relevant to solving the problems that we saw during the crisis," says one executive.
The Cabinet Committee on Banking, which is chaired by Osborne, and deputy chaired by Vince Cable, the Business Secretary, will get the first look at the report when it is completed next summer.
Mr Cable's support for breaking up the banks is well known, but Mr Osborne's views are less clear. Some suggest his focus may be more on engineering a restructuring of the competitive dynamics of the British banking industry and using the report as the basis to carve up partially state-owned banks Lloyds Banking Group and RBS.
While for the Conservatives the aim is to inject greater competition into the banking industry, the Liberal Democrats are more focused on splitting so-called "casino banking" operations from the mundane business of taking retail deposits and lending to business.
It is also important to remember that while the IBC is undoubtedly the most high-profile review underway, it is not the only one. The Office of Fair Trading is conducting its own inquiry into competition in retail banking as well as a probe into the equity underwriting market, both of which will feed into the commission's report.
There is also the Treasury Select Committee's report into free banking, which will look at whether the current provision of free bank accounts is stifling competition in the UK banking sector.
In addition is a slew of international regulatory initiatives underway. In November, the G20 is expected to agree a new set of capital rules for the global banking industry after an agreement was reached last Sunday on Basel III.
Europe's new supra-national -financial regulators will be another factor, with the creation at the start of next year of three new European Union supervisory authorities that will have direct powers to intervene in the markets of individual member states.
This regulatory soup makes for a complex and fast-moving background against which the IBC will have to prepare its report.
Juggling these competing demands will require a mixture of astute diplomacy, razor sharp political antennae and a single-minded focus on getting the job done. In this regard at least, opinion is unanimous that in Sir John, the Government has picked the best chairman.
"His rigour and intellectual seriousness mean that we have no doubt that the commission's report will be scrupulously fair-minded and undoubtedly the best work on these issues we could hope for," says one banking executive.
Whether that view will be same this time next year when the IBC reports is another thing. However, if Sir John and his fellow commissioners cannot produce the definitive report on how to reform the British banking industry it is unlikely that anyone else could do a better job.


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"12 Years of J.Lo" is trending on Twitter in celebration of Jennifer Lopez's 12th anniversary since dropping her hit album, JLo. Besides spawning hits like, "I'm Real" and "Love Don't Cost a Thing," her sophomore compilation garnered Lopez's famous nickname, which still stands strong. In honor of the pop diva, we are counting down 12 things La Lopez did before anyone else!
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Today, HollywoodReporter.com ran a piece called,"The J.Lo Effect: $15 Million Becoming the New Standard As Reality Salaries Soar." The article points out how American Idol producers unintentionally set off a gold rush last yea
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We ordered lunch to be picked up today. Husband had the Crunch-Fried fish sandwich. Extremely dry and way too much lettuce. Disappointing.
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We ordered lunch to be picked up today. Husband had the Crunch-Fried fish sandwich. Extremely dry and way too much lettuce. Disappointing.
A typical Red Lobster. The food was good, had good flavor and the service was good. Nothing over the top but was solid. The restaurant was clean and staff was friendly..a bit slow on the serving and checking drinks, bringing the bill, etc.
It was okay. I ordered my steak Medium Rare and came out Medium well almost to well done. Will give you guys a second chance
Came in on a Saturday afternoon. Overall disappointed. Wife had surf and turf. The crab cake was soggy. I had New York strip steak. Waiter asked if I wanted corn with that, come to find out the corn was two dollars extra. Overall was not worth the money spent. No value.
Not so cheap but worth the money. We had a very good server. The food was delicious. Not too long waiting time. We both had the shrimp/lobster tail and salmon plate and it was excellent.
Always a pleasure here. Never had a bad meal. Staff are very professional and the place seems clean.
I arrived in town for a two-day stay and was seduced by a craving for fish. The next night I discovered the fabulous downtown 3 Rivers Eatery & Brewery with much better food, including a daily fresh fish special, and fish & chips. It'd been years since I tried RL. Service mostly good, though a 15-minute wait for my check.... More
We got seated right away. Our waitress was very friendly, happy, and smiling. But the wait to get our food was at least 20 minutes if not longer. Good thing the bread and our salad held us over. Other than that all good.
It was a Sunday night and not very busy (maybe 5 other tables occupied). Waited over 10 minutes for the hostess to greet us she was to busy chatting with another employee around the corner to notice we were standing there. She sat us at a semi clean table with sticky menus.no greeting. Just "how many" If my son did... More
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I have written about the economics of caring before. Although I only touched on it briefly, there is much more to be said on the topic. In a global marketplace dominated by a relatively small number of large players, an environment increasingly strained, and a growing divide between rich and poor, this topic is of utmost importance.
So what got me started on this topic today? Well, I read an article on Blogcritics Magazine, "Quiet Hero is Not So Quietly Changing the World, One T-Shirt At a Time," by Alyse Wax. The article is about a small clothing company, Quiet Hero, that, in Wax's words, "promotes a holistic, organic lifestyle and helping children in war-torn countries – all while making you look good."
Quiet Hero sells Shines, Shirts, and Suki — unique, artistic bottles and rings made in Murano, Italy by glass artisans; shirts, both men's and women's, made of a 70% bamboo/30% organic cotton blend, both renewable resources; and vegan lotions and cremes. And 10% of their profits go towards helping children injured in adult conflicts get reconstructive surgery. What's wrong with that? Very little. Indeed I wish to see, that is to say I dream of, a wholesale move away from apparel mass-produced, often by giant multinationals, utilizing sweatshops in impoverished countries. And I wish more companies would take both environmental stewardship and social justice issue to heart.
There is possibly only one thing wrong here, something that has little to do with the proprietors of businesses like Quiet Hero. The problem is cost. My excitement dwindled rapidly as I saw the cost of their products. I was mainly looking at the t-shirts — $58 to $68 for a t-shirt? As excited as I was, I simply cannot afford them. I can barely afford a decent wardrobe from regular retailers. The answer I'd be sure to get, were I to approach them, would be that it costs much more to produce eco-sensitive clothing, not only because of the material, but also because of how and where it is made. Plus, part of the proceeds go to a great cause. I can't argue with either of these points, except to point to the real problem, a systemic one. One that has a lot to do with our values. And I am not talking about religious values here. I'm talking about basic human values!
Our society, fat and complacent as it is, does not value these things. People don't want to think about where things come from, what production methods were used, what impact said methods have on the environment, under what conditions they were made, and what people were exploited in the process. They want things now. They don't want to get their hands dirty for them (let someone else do it). And they don't want to think. Thinking might make them feel responsible, perhaps even guilty.
Many products produced by giant multinationals in impoverished countries are cheap as a result. Take most of the products at your local Wal-Mart or other relatively cheap department or big box store. Price, it seems to me, was the original motivation for moving production to foreign countries. Most poor people, because they cannot afford anything else, buy these products. For these people I have much sympathy.
Of course not all similarly produced products are cheap. Many companies, despite their exploitative practices, sell products for outrageous prices. They have managed to use branding and fashion sense to inflate their prices. Sheeple (sheep-like people), often people with ample resources, mindless and insecure, buy these expensive products of exploitation at the huge profit of those responsible for the exploitation. For these people I have very little sympathy.
Most manufacturers of products that are locally produced and/or produced with sensitivity and awareness of environmental and social justice issues, are forced by an economy dominated by multinationals, and governments, to raise their prices, often just to survive. I understand that. This will not change until there are more environmentally and socially conscious companies in the marketplace, and/or until governments begin to legislate change, forcing change. It is difficult for anyone to compete with the multinationals, so more are slow to come. And government will not likely force change as long as it is profitable for them — supporting exploitation is profitable.
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In this Moon lapse video image, we could see the Crescent Moon in the Sagittarius constellation, while it was setting behind the horizon . The Moon shows a strong Earthshine effect, for being just 9% directly iluminated by the Sun. The time lapse was taken in Costa da Caparica beach, facing the Atlantic Ocean. Sequence of 319 images, each one of 10 seconds.
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Taco Bell Quesadillas
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Prep 20 mins
Cook 5 mins
I used to love these when I was younger, I could eat two in one sitting! I haven't had fast food in a year or two, but these taste like I remember Taco Bell's quesadillas tasting. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄4 cup mayonnaise
- 2 teaspoons minced jalapenos, slices
- 2 teaspoons jalapeno juice, from minced jalepenos
- 3⁄4 teaspoon sugar
- 1⁄2 teaspoon cumin
- 1⁄2 teaspoon paprika
- 1⁄8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1⁄8 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 dash salt
- 4 flour tortillas
- 4 chicken tenderloins
- 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- 1 cup shredded monterey jack cheese
- 2 slices process American cheese
- Combine sauce ingredients and stir until smooth.
- Grill chicken in vegetable oil and cut into thin slices.
- Preheat skillet over medium heat.
- One at a time, lay tortilla into hot skillet and sprinkle with 1/4 cup of each shredded cheese and 1/2 cheese slice on one side of the tortilla.
- Arrange about 1/4 cup chicken slices over tortilla on the same half covered with cheese.
- On the empty side, spread about one tablespoon of sauce.
- Fold over, and press gently with spatula.
- Cook until cheese is melted and slice each into 4 pieces.
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I loved these and the flavor was great. Enjoyed the jalapeno bite it had. My boys' are young and thought it was too spicy so may scale down a little for them.
Fantastic recipe! I made 8 servings, but took the advice of other reviewers that it was a little too spicy, so I only used the amount of jalapeños and cayenne for the 4 serving size, and it came out DELICIOUS! My entire family loved it.. including my 6 year old! Will definitely make again.. and definitely pass it on. Thank you!
THis ones a keeper! It was way better than Taco bells and so simple to make! My kids asked for more even though it was way to spicy for them! Next time i will add barely any jelapenos. Thanks for sharing this amazing recipe!


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Chang'an District, Shijiazhuang
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Chang'an District (simplified Chinese: 长安区; traditional Chinese: 長安區; pinyin: Cháng'ān Qū) is in the northeast of Shijiazhuang city. The area is 110.24 km2. There are 426,500 residents, among which 109,700 residents are farmers.[1] The leading pharmaceutical manufacturer in China, North China Pharmaceutical Group Corp (NCPC) located in Chang'an District, Shijiazhang.
Hebei Airlines has its corporate headquarters in the Shijiazhuang World Trade Plaza Hotel (S: 石家庄世贸广场酒店, T: 石家莊世貿廣場酒店, P: Shíjiāzhuāng Shìmào Guǎngchǎng Jiǔdiàn) in Chang'an District.[2][3][4]
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There are 8 subdistricts (街道) and 3 towns (镇) in the district.[1]
List of subdistricts:
- Jianbei Subdistrict (建北街道)、Qingyuan Subdistrict (青园街道)、Guang'an Subdistrict (广安街道)、Yucai Subdistrict (育才街道)、Yuejin Subdistrict (跃进街道)、Hedong Subdistrict (河东街道)、Changfeng Subdistrict (长丰街道)、Tangu Subdistrict (谈固街道)
List of towns:
- Xizhaotong (西兆通镇)、Nancun (南村镇)、Gaoying (高营镇)
- ^ a b 石家庄长安区 (in Chinese). Xingtai News. 10 December 2006. Retrieved 2011-03-12.
- ^ "首页." Hebei Airlines. Retrieved on October 12, 2012. "地址:河北省石家庄市长安区中山东路303号世贸广场酒店 邮编:050011"
- ^ "Contact." World Trade Plaza Hotel. Retrieved on October 12, 2012. "Address:China's hebei province shijiazhuang zhongshan road, number 303"
- ^ "联系我们." World Trade Plaza Hotel. Retrieved on October 12, 2012. "地 址:中国河北省石家庄市中山东路303号"
Coordinates: 38°03′00″N 114°32′30″E / 38.05000°N 114.54167°E
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PROVENANCEGiuseppe Cinquegrana, Naples, Italy (acquired new from Ferrari SEFAC S.p.A. in March 1969)Alain Giorgio Economides, Rome, Italy (acquired from the above in April 1970)Marco... More
1972 FERRARI DINO 246 GT Auction Estimate $500,000 – $600,000 ROSSO CORSA OVER BLACK LEATHER FRESH OFF A NO EXPENSE SPARED, ENGINE OUT, ROTISSERIE RESTORATION NEW PAINT, NEW... More
PROVENANCEMaranello Concessionaires, Egham, Surrey, United Kingdom (special-ordered and purchased directly from Ferrari S.p.A. as a dealer demonstrator)Edward F. Gates, Woodford, London, United Kingdom (acquired... More
This classic and nowadays much sought-after Ferrari was named after Enzo Ferraris son Alfredino, who died in 1956, aged 24. Enzo Ferrari credits his... More
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1975 Ferrari Dino 308GT4 '75 Ferrari Dino 308GT4 in rossa corsa with tan interior. Timeless color combination. Comes equipped with a 5 speed manual transmission,... More
1968 Ferrari Dino 206 GT To be OFFERED AT AUCTION at RM Sotheby's Paris event, February 8, 2017.Estimate:€475,000 - €575,000 180 bhp,... More
1970 Ferrari Dino 246 GT 'L-Series' To be OFFERED AT AUCTION at RM Sotheby's Paris event, February 8, 2017.Estimate:€375,000 - €425,000 195... More
Spectacular, show quality restoration! Documented by noted Ferrari historian Marcel Massini Known history since new Previous long-term ownership Recently serviced Previously owned by the Editor of Autoweek magazine Shown at... More
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> How many ways have you used duct tape in the garden?
Well, not a guy, but duct tape is indispensable. I have a Japanese
digging knife whose handle is held together with it. I have a sheath
for a pruning saw made of cardboard, covered in duct tape (works just
fine); even taped a hole in my plastic bodied wheelbarrow with
it....lesseee, what else...I've used it to repair broken branches on
shrubs, hold the top of my water jug together after I dropped it and
cracked it; patched slits in my rubber boots with it (doesn't work
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lot of motion); repaired tears in assorted plastic temp. cold frame
covers and even patched rips in my gardening overalls with it before
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For those who thought either green SUV or green luxury vehicles were oxymorons, time to stand corrected. Green Car Journal will announce its green-car award winners at the Washington Auto Show next January and has created award categories for those two sectors as well as a technology award for standout powertrains. The winners will be announced January 22 at the show's Public Policy Day.
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1Green Car Journal issues new Green SUV, Luxury, Technology Awards
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- Nov 13, 2014
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71974 Porsche 914 EV conversion still looks good
- Sebastian Blanco
- Jan 23, 2014
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Looking through the pages of the EV Album is a great way to learn about the breadth and depth of the electric vehicle community. Branching well beyond the three dozen or so electric vehicles that are currently sold by major automakers in the US, EV Album showcases lots of DIY conversions of all types. A 1995 Fiat Cinquecento? Check. A 1992 Kewet Eljet 2? No problem. The site's old-fashioned looks (it was started in 1997) show just how long people have been passionate about their EVs.
52Hyundai promises brand new EV for US within three years
- Sebastian Blanco
- Jan 23, 2014
- 52
The big and official news from Hyundai at the Washington Auto Show this week was that a bunch of people went to the website for the Tucson Fuel Cell CUV. But as Michael O'Brien, the vice president of corporate and product planning for Hyundai Motor America, was announcing that bit of news, an off-hand mention of something more battery-powered caught our ear.
14088,000 interested in Hyundai Tucson fuel cell, first units due in 60 days
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- Jan 23, 2014
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Hyundai thinks it has a hit on its hands with the Tucson Fuel Cell CUV, an Internet hit at the very least. At the Washington Auto Show this week, Michael O'Brien, the vice president of corporate and product planning for Hyundai Motor America, announced that 88,000 people have visited the car's microsite. Since the company isn't yet taking orders for the vehicle, we'll have to take this as a sign that people are interested in a hydrogen-powered CUV. "The response surprised even us," O'Brien said.
72014 Green Car Technology Award nominees include green powertrains, carbon fiber
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- Dec 18, 2013
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Acura, Audi, Honda and Porsche are among automakers whose green-related automotive technology advancements are among the 10 listed on Green Car Journal's "Green Car Technology" finalists for 2014, according to organizers of the 2014 Washington Auto Show.
12EV Everywhere expands with Workplace Charging Challenge
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- Jan 31, 2013
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The big policy announcement at today's Public Policy day at the Washington Auto Show came from Department of Energy Secretary Steven Chu. The news is that President Obama's EV Everywhere program will be expanded to include a Workplace Charging Challenge, a plan to get more electric vehicle charging stations into more workplace parking lots. And the WCC is starting with a bang.
16Nissan will triple number of DC fast chargers in US
- Sebastian Blanco
- Jan 31, 2013
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As it has done in Europe, Nissan is forging ahead with putting in DC fast charging stations so people can get many miles into their Leaf electric vehicles in short order. At the Washington Auto Show today, Nissan announced it will work with eVgo to bring 40 Freedom Stations to the DC area, and 500 more quick charge stations in the US in the next 18 months.
4Resurgence Of GM's Design, Led By Ed Welburn, Has Not Gone Unnoticed
- Peter Bigelow
- Feb 27, 2012
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Secret service agents flanked both sides of the vehicle. A crowd of reporters snaked behind a rope about 20 feet away. Camera flashes documented every possible angle of the meeting taking place. It was a strange setting for a private conversation..
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- Feb 3, 2012
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On Tuesday, President Barack Obama visited the Washington Auto Show, and he even had time to get a closer look at a few vehicles. We're guessing that the carmakers were more than happy to set aside some time to talk to the Commander In Chief, but not every automaker got the chance.
9DOE's David Sandalow defends Obama's auto record
- Sebastian Blanco
- Feb 3, 2012
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One of the differences between the Washington Auto Show and car shows in other cities is the almost overwhelming appearance of politicians and government officials. Whether they come to learn or to lecture (or both), these folks create a well-worn trail from the Hill to the Walter E. Washington Convention Center every January.
3Autoline goes live from the Washington Auto Show
- Sebastian Blanco
- Jan 26, 2012
- 3
21Stealthy Jeep Grand Cherokee concept headed for production
- Jeremy Korzeniewski
- Jan 25, 2012
- 21
Jeep is using the 2012 Houston Auto Show and 2012 Washington D.C. Auto Show to unveil a new production-intent concept. Based on the Grand Cherokee Laredo X model, what we have here is a mostly blacked-out version of Jeep's flagship product, with a few highlights in a finish Jeep calls Platinum Chrome.
53Tesla Model S, BMW i3 among 2012 Green Car Vision finalists
- Danny King
- Jan 13, 2012
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23Carroll Shelby to get lifetime achievement award
- Noah Joseph
- Jan 12, 2011
- 23
Between his motorsport successes and his varied creations, Carroll Shelby has no shortage of accolades. But he's about to get one more, as industry publication Automotive News announces that they'll be honoring the American motoring icon later this month at the Washington Auto Show.
43Mulally: Mercury's star still shining bright... for now
- Jeremy Korzeniewski
- Jan 27, 2010
- 43
You'd be forgiven for assuming Ford would be willing to let Mercury die a slow, drawn out death. In fact, it seems like that's what's taking place naturally, what with the stunning lack of interesting new product over the last few years decades. According to Ford head honcho Alan Mulally, though, that's not the plan, at least for now.
3Chevrolet HHR and Ford F-150 fueled by government waste paper debut in D.C.
- Jeremy Korzeniewski
- Jan 26, 2010
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15DC 2010: Nissan Leaf wins Green Car Vision award
- Sebastian Blanco
- Jan 26, 2010
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Nissan Leaf – Click above for high-res image gallery
22D.C. Follies: Chevrolet HHR and Ford F-150 fueled by government waste debut in Washington
- Jeremy Korzeniewski
- Jan 26, 2010
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Novozymes E85 vehicles – Click above for high-res image gallery
3Autoline going LIVE at 12:30PM EST from Washington Auto Show, now accepting questions
16DC 2010: Ford CEO Mulally says "we are going to continue to work with the U.S. government" on energy policy
- Sebastian Blanco
- Jan 26, 2010
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Ford Motor Company president and chief executive officer Alan Mulally gave the keynote speech at the Washington Auto Show today, touting Ford's product line-up and "best in class" attitude. What we were interested in, though, was Ford's efforts in making more efficient vehicles – and making them more appealing.
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