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Congress should pass the Smarter Sentencing Act and the Recidivism Reduction and Public Safety Act.
The Keystone XL pipeline is one of the nation's most vexing problems because whatever happens is not likely to be good.
In most locales, passenger and freight trains must share the tracks, but passenger lines should not get second-class treatment.
The Israelis have had decent relations with Jordan, constrained as they are by the presence of many Palestinians in Jordan.
Under Gov. Tom Corbett's Healthy PA program, the pool of residents eligible for insurance will expand on Dec. 1, when residents can apply.
Pittsburgh passed an ordinance requiring landlords to pay a fee and submit contact information for themselves or their property managers.
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The political frost in Washington has descended again, thanks in large part to the defiance of President Barack Obama over immigration.
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Jurors said Don Blankenship overlooked "hundreds of safety violations every year."
They apparently agree to stop provoking each other over disputed islands in the East China Sea.
Public investment in basic infrastructure alleviates unemployment and aids newer industries
Prices for Pennsylvania students remain far higher than national averages.
It was no secret that J. Edgar Hoover, the late director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, hated Martin Luther King Jr.
Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald has let the air out of the tires regarding a complaint by Controller Chelsa Wagner.
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The Public Utility Commission on Thursday granted ride-share company Uber a two-year experimental license to operate in most of the state.
Gov.-elect Wolf taps Katie McGinty for a top job, GOP senators make a change at the top and an ex-turnpike official makes a sad statement.
President Barack Obama's visit to China, which hosted the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, served a number of useful purposes.
Volunteers are paired with neighbors who have physical limitations and need help clearing their sidewalks.
The world at large understands that global warming constitutes the biggest threat to life on this planet.
Chief McLay and officers are meeting with citizens in African-American neighborhoods to fulfill the Peduto's pledge to improve relations.
A bipartisan coalition of politicians, philanthropists and citizens has given Detroit a new chance — if the city can make it work.
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The European Space Agency became the first to achieve the soft landing of a spacecraft on a comet.
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Forget Bruce Sutter, Jim Rice and Goose Gossage, the leading candidates in this year's HOF balloting. The best action happens at the bottom of the ballot.
Two of those bottom-feeders were former Phillies Gregg Jefferies and Doug Jones. Each earned two votes from the Baseball Writers' Association of America. For weeks, the Phillies had made their inclusion on the ballot a top story on Phillies.com. As a fan, there was something strangely awkward about seeing it over and over again. I'd almost categorize that feeling as shame.
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½ cup full-fat plain Greek yogurt
1½ Tbsp capers, rinsed, drained, and chopped
1 Tbsp grated lemon zest
1 Tbsp fresh lemon juice
½ tsp kosher salt
¼ tsp freshly ground black pepper
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⅓ cup chopped chives
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¼ cup mayonnaise
2 Tbsp Dijon mustard
1 Tbsp capers, rinsed, drained
1 Tbsp grated lemon zest
1 Tbsp fresh lemon juice
3 Tbsp vegetable oil
3 Tbsp unsalted butter
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2. Salmon cakes: Using a fork, flake salmon into ½-inch pieces in a medium bowl. Add egg, ½ cup of the crushed crackers, chives, corn, mayonnaise, mustard, capers, lemon zest, and lemon juice. Mix gently until just combined. Form the salmon mixture into eight 3-inch patties, about ¾ inch thick. Carefully coat patties in the remaining crushed crackers and refrigerate for 20 minutes.
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Ranking Baseball Movies with John Rosengren
John Rosengren may not have seen a lot of baseball movies but he's written enough baseball books. He's the author of "Hammerin' Hank, George Almighty and the Say Hey Kid: The Year that Changed Baseball Forever" (Sourcebooks, 2008), which is about 1973, my 10-year-old, Baseball-Digest-reading, Harmon Killebrew-loving sweetspot; and "Hank Greenberg: The Hero of Heroes" (New American Library, 2013), which is incredibly well-researched and sorts out myth from fact about the first Hammerin' Hank. John is white-haired, mild in temperament, and lives by Lake Harriet in south Minneapolis. He's a member of the American Society of Journalists, Society for American Baseball Research, and Internet Baseball Writers Association of America. But he really needs to see "Catching Hell." And apparently I really need to see "The Perfect Game."
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2. The Perfect Game (2009)
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4. Bang the Drum Slowly (1973)
5. Field of Dreams (1989)
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10. Cobb (1994)
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ATHENS, Ohio (AP) -- An Ohio University utility worker accused of making threatening comments about taking a shotgun to work will be back in court next month to face misdemeanor charges.
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SYDNEY - Toyota will stop manufacturing cars in its Australian branches after 2017.
Victoria and South Australia, Toyota's biggest manufacturing hubs, will particularly feel the impact of the recent decision.
Toyota, which employs 4,200 local staff in Australia, first began makings cars in the country in 1963.
"The decision was not based on any single factor. The market and economic factors contributing to the decision include the unfavorable Australian dollar that makes exports unviable, high costs of manufacturing and low economies of scale for our vehicle production and local supplier base," according to a statement by Toyota Australia.
"We did everything that we could to transform our business, but the reality is that there are too many factors beyond our control that make it unviable to build cars in Australia," Toyota Australia President and CEO, Max Yasuda said.
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"Many of medicine's most effective compounds have their origin in nature-either plants, fungus, or animals. So when we look for compounds that are going to be effective against cancer, we want to make sure we look at natural products."
Certain leukemias and gynecologic cancers such as ovarian, uterine, cervical, or vaginal cancers respond well to compounds originating from natural products. Taxol and anti-cancer agents from ornamental shrubs (called vinca alkaloids) affect the cancer cells internal skeleton, making cell division unsuccessful, while marine sponge and fungus compounds attack cancer via other mechanisms.
"The future holds some exciting things in this area," Mannel notes. "We have a much better appreciation of the mechanisms by which natural anti-cancer compounds work, so we can search for compounds with similar structures. We also are better able to synthesize these compounds, so we can develop similar man-made products instead of depleting the Earth of products that may be in limited supply. Computer technology and automation also are helping to speed up the screening process. The [National Cancer Institute] continues to screen organisms from all over the. world - plants from the rainforests, coral reefs in the ocean, and fungi from the soil. The screening program has to go on, because if it doesn't, we're eventually going to miss something novel that's going to be very active against cancer, such as Taxol, which never would have been discovered otherwise."
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Deutsche Bank has appointed Stuart Lewis as global head of the bank's loan exposure management group (LEMG) as of July 1, 2005. He will succeed Betsy Gile, the group's current head, who has announced her retirement.Lewis, currently head of LEMG in Europe, joined Deutsche Bank in 1996. Prior to joining LEMG in July 2003, he was deputy chief credit officer of the corporate and investment bank and spent seven years in various roles within credit risk management. Lewis, who will be based in London, will report to Hugo Banziger, group chief credit officer.
Gile joined Deutsche Bank in March 2003 and spearheaded the roll-out of capital markets-based pricing for all new corporate loans and the implementation of active portfolio management.
Sean Kavanagh will assume the position of deputy global head of LEMG based in New York. Kavanagh will be responsible for international securitisation and risk management within LEMG, in addition to his role as head of LEMG Americas.
Kavanagh joined Deutsche Bank in July 2001 to run the credit derivatives hedging practice of the international investment-grade lending business. He will report to Lewis.
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Hiroyuki Konuma
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OPENING STATEMENTbyHe ChangchuiAssistant Director-General and Regional Representative for Asia and the PacificDelivered at the
Bangkok, Thailand, 18-19 June 2007
BOBLME Project Steering Committee members,National BOBLME Coordinators,Representatives from the World Bank, Norway and Sweden FAO colleagues,Ladies and gentlemen,
On behalf of the Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, and on my own behalf, I welcome you to the Regional Office for this appraisal workshop of the project proposal Sustainable Management of the Bay of Bengal Large Marine Ecosystem - otherwise known as "BOBLME".
The Bay of Bengal is one of the world's sixty-three Large Marine Ecosystems. It is bordered by eight countries (Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Maldives, Myanmar, Sri Lanka and Thailand) whose populations represent 25 percent of the world's total. Over 400 million of these people live on coastal catchment areas and their numbers are expected to increase by 20 percent by the year 2015. The Bay of Bengal thus has some of the most densely populated coastlines on earth. Poverty is common and the people living along these coasts are highly reliant on the natural resources of the Bay of Bengal and its coastal habitats, particularly fisheries.
An example of long term and multi-donor commitment, the BOBLME programme builds on the twenty-five-year old FAO programme known as the "Bay of Bengal Programme". This programme and its many projects were carried by the Bay of Bengal countries with external support provided by multiple donors. The BOBP evolved through three major phases, from fisheries development to fisheries management and livelihoods. In the latter part of the 1990s, the project further broadened its horizons and adopted an integrated large marine ecosystem approach to deal with the complex interaction of issues in the Bay of Bengal.
Since 1998, a special project funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) aimed at developing a full-size project through broad consultation with a wide range of stakeholders in the Bay of Bengal countries. In addition, the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) allocated substantial funds to support this development phase, hosted by the Government of India. Co-funding and in-kind contributions were provided by the Bay of Bengal countries, FAO, the World Bank, and the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
The focus of the project development was on addressing a range of sectors and issues relevant to the management of a large marine ecosystem including: oceanography and marine environment; living marine resources; estuarine and coastal habitats; shipping; coastal zone development; offshore oil and gas resources; and socio-economic factors. During a series of workshops and consultations, participating countries identified three top priorities for future work:
A full-size project was approved by the GEF Council at its February 2005 Intersessional Work Programme. The project was designed with an estimated budget of US$30 million, of which US$12.1 million was funded by GEF resources. The remaining amount was from co-financing. However, following the devastating tsunami in December 2004, financing of emergency relief and rehabilitation work largely prevailed and, as a result, mobilization of co-financing for BOBLME became lower priority. Hence, the project has been delayed.
Responding to the new realities, it is now necessary to move ahead with a revised project which corresponds to an estimated financing package of around US$20 million of which US$10 million from GEF resources. With Sida and Norway having also confirmed their intent to contribute to the revised project, and with in-kind support by FAO and NOAA, it is proposed to submit the new project by 31 July for endorsement by GEF.
In the mean time, the GEF Secretariat has advised that there should be at least a 1:1 co-financing ratio, requiring commitments from the eight participating countries. As agreed at the Colombo workshop in October 2004, each country should commit in-kind and cash co-financing for the project in writing – as the GEF and other donors look for these types of assurances. In this connection, I wish to note that copies of co-financing commitment letters from countries should accompany the project document when submitted to the GEF for endorsement.
Ladies and gentlemen,
This workshop is convened to bring the participating countries together to collectively appraise and coordinate the final stage of project preparations and allow for proper submission of the proposal to the GEF. I thus reiterate that the current estimated financing package of 20 million US dollars reflects the levels of donor and country in-kind commitments made so far. In scaling down the project to fit the budget envelope, every effort has been made to remain consistent with confirmed priorities and guidance provided by the BOBLME countries during previous workshops, while taking into account the realities of the post-tsunami resource constraints.
You are thus looking at a revised and scaled down project that would meet the BOBLME countries' top priorities as well as donor criteria and available financing packages. The workshop will review this revised proposal; discuss implementation arrangements and the work plan, as well as the location of the project headquarters.
On this last subject, the location of the project headquarters, the Government of India is ready to participate in the project without hosting the headquarters. FAO is therefore looking forward to see an early and consensus agreement emerge on the location of the headquarters – possibly during the present meeting. Alternative and/or temporary arrangements can be considered at the appropriate time, as well as the resulting cost implications.
In concluding, I should like to stress the importance of your deliberations. You may not realize that your decisions here this week, will have tremendous positive impact on the livelihood of millions of people living around the Bay of Bengal, and on the sustainability of this important ecosystem.
Once again, I am pleased to welcome you all to the Regional Office, and I am confident that with your determination and cooperation, the joint goals of sustainable development in the Bay of Bengal, will be successfully achieved.
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Atkins Frozen Meal Copy Cat Thread
This thread is dedicated to trying to re-create the new Atkins Frozen Cuisine Meals. A bunch of us that like the meals thought it would be fun so here we are!
Are they that good that they're worth trying to copy? The three that I tried weren't all that great.
I liked the ones i've tried so far except the breakfast one with chorizo. Some of us in the main forum that have been talking in a thread and we like them but just for fun we thought about trying to reproduce them and freeze them.
I really like the chicken pot pie one.
So funny, because I was just going to start a thread about this. I have tried all of them and I would rate them as okay. The one that I really like is the Italian Sausage Primavera. It is different than any of my low carb meals. Unfortunately, I threw the box out and now the shelves are cleared out at the store. Anyone have this one at home?
Italian Sausage cut diagonally. Trader Joes has a fabulous Italian Sausage for about $3.50 for 5. Fry them up crispy.
Add cauliflower and veggies...easy enough.
It's the sauce that is SOOOOOO good and I need to recreate. It's pink Italian sauce with a little kick. Maybe a little cheesy?
If I could recreate the sauce, I would have another favorite meal!
I think it might be fun to try to duplicate them to make them better! Of course, I haven't found any or tried them, so I'll have to wait on that. But I often freeze portioned leftover meat dishes anyway and later just heat them up with a serving of frozen veggies.
I just found the ingredients for the Italian Sausage Sauce. Now to figure out how to make it. I'm not very good at sauces. Anyone? It also doesn't list the specific spices.
Italian Sausage (Pork, Water, Spices, Salt, Paprika, Garlic Powder), Cauliflower, Water Green Beans, Green Bell Pepper, Spinach, Onion, Roasted Red Bell Peppers, Contains Less than 2% of the Following: Parmesan and Romano Cheese Blend (Parmesan Cheese [Pasteurized Skim Milk, Cheese Cultures, Salt, Enzymes], Romano Cheese [Pasteurized Part Skim Cow's Milk, Cheese Cultures, Salt, Enzymes]), Cream, Canola Oil, Red Wine Vinegar, Whey Protein Concentrate, Modified Food Starch, Resistant Maltodextrin, Salt, Flavorings, Xanthan Gum, Soy Lecithin, Disodium Inosinate and Disodium Guanylate.
I'm wondering if you could look at the ingredient list on the back of the box and figure the sauce out from that.
Edit: Sorry I had my post box open and got busy and you got ahead of me lol.
I'm right there with you. Now for amounts of cream, cheeses, red wine vinegar, oil? and spices. I don't have a clue.
I haven't even looked at these. I'd love to see what you come up with.
Hey MsWoods, I'm glad you started the thread. I have an irrational fear of non starters, as my threads often become. :o
It's because I notice that their veggies tend to stay crisp tender while mine thaw soggy, that I figured that I would need to cook the veggies for freezing and thawing instead of cooking them for now-eating.
So instead of just packing leftovers, I'm thinking toward the purpose of cooking the meal specifically to be frozen and thawed later and tasting fresh like a made now meal. It's more like inspiration to do at home what they do in the food factory.
I know many of Your meals are already freezer safe meals so a lot of meal ideas can be got from there, but your 5 star recipes are so good I don't WANT to freeze them for later!
I just bought a chuck roast to bake, and some fresh broccoli crowns and portabello mushrooms.
My opinion, just for the record...
I liked:
Italian Sausage Primavera...but would like to create an even better version.
Farmhouse Scramble...good, but much too easy to make myself much better.
Crustless Chicken Pot Pie...if they could have only come up with a low carb crust!
Didn't care for:
Chicken Alfredo
Beef Merlot
Turkey and gravy...boring
Tex Mex Scrambled Eggs
I probably won't buy these again, but had to try them. Yes, it was pricey, but now I know.
Years ago, Atkins had a frozen personal pan pizza that was very very good. I would love it if they would reintroduce that!
Atkins Frozen Meals
Out here on the West Coast, we are the last to get anything new.
I was at three markets today looking for them.
I live out in rural suburbia and I had to drive into the inner city Walmarts to get them. They didn't make it easy nor the date of January 2 as promised.
I did notice that their veggies were very crisp after being frozen AND microwaved. I recall that they were actually a little too crisp in one of the meals I tried in last month. I'm guessing that they just blanch them a little before freezing them rather than actually cooking them all the way.
NorthernNisse, I did see that sausage primavera one at the store but didn't look closely at the sauce. Maybe it's basically an Alfredo sauce with a little wine vinegar and roasted red peppers added to it.
I've tried the turkey, green beans and gravy, chicken Alfredo and beef merlot. I thought they were all pretty good as far as being frozen meals. They're great for quick lunches or dinners.
I think it would be easy to make homemade frozen dinners like these meals. I would cook the meats then add already frozen veggies and make a homemade sauce for them. Alfedo sauce, turkey gravy and beef gravy are all easy to make and I'm sure we could find sauce recipes on here or other low carb recipe sites.
I guess the reason for frozen dinners is convenience, so for me, if I did make up the frozen meals it would be more like once a month cooking.
I would love some recipes to make my own frozen meals that I could easily take to work for lunch. I don't want to spend a lot of time cooking or cleaning, but I prefer real homemade food without preservatives. And of course, it has to taste good.
So, I'm watching this thread for ideas of homemade frozen meals that I can make. They don't have to be exactly the ones that are being sold by Atkins, just something that I could grab out of the freezer on the way to work and heat up at lunch.
LindaSue has a lot of recipes on her site that can be frozen.
I just had the beef merlot for lunch and I thought it was good. I think it would be easy to copy though I would need the help of a more expeienced cook. I do want the fat content to be a little lower.
Something that occurred to me, while looking at storage containers, is that for the meal to be quick and convenient, it will have to be shallow enough in the dish to heat up quickly. One problem I have when I freeze portions from casseroles and soups is that it takes 7 minutes just to thaw it from frozen, then there is still a lump of frozen in the middle. the store bought freezer meals are very flat and not thick cuts of any meat or veggies.
Also, I notices that the sauce often covers the meat, I wonder if that is to keep frost burn from changing it's texture and taste. I tried that this past weekend with leftover turkey and bread dressing and greens. I put the gravy over the turkey instead of the dressing that it was intended for, and the greens were already wet, and froze it solid for a week, inside a quart sized baggy. First problem upon reheating was the frozen center lump, but since I reused a SmartOnes container it was thin enough to heat up eventually. The turkey reheated in the gravy, and the dressing wasn't soggy from reheating under the gravy. the greens actually took the longest to thaw. then I spooned the gravy over the dressing and it was just fine. So the wet stuff protects the things most likely to be damaged by Freezburn.
So, we have so far:
-Blanched veggies for crisp when reheated freshness
-Thin slices of meat and veggies and thin layer of food overall for quick, even heating.
-Use sauces to cover meats, Leave veggies loose or lightly seasoned to stir into sauce after cooking, unless it's a soup or stew obviously. :rolleyes: :laugh:
Thinking back to an episode of one of those cooking shows (maybe it was top chef). They had an episode sponsored by a company that makes frozen dinners and a one of the food engineers from the company talked about some of the success factors for frozen meals. I remember he said that sauces should be frozen separately from the main ingredients (in small disc-shapes or something else that lends itself to the quick thaw). Seems like the reason was that the sauces require less cooking time and re-heating everything else when bathed in sauce resulted in a "boiled" meal texture and overcooked sauce.
That doesn't solve the freezer burn issue, though, like the suggestion above. Maybe you do a little of both -- a thin layer of sauce over the meat and then frozen sauce disks for the rest.
Interesting discussion here. I'd never really thought about why I hate leftovers that have been frozen-texture is definitely an issue. Will have to think more about the fact that I usually am not just defrosting a meal in the microwave and re-heating it (who has time for that?) -- I am usually nuking it hot and fast, which means, oops, cooking it again.
On another note, can anyone recommend sauce recipes that they know freeze very well? I have many recipes that have a sauce component, but not so many that are literally just for the sauce and don't require you to make an entire dish to end up having a great sauce.
Thinking it would be completely fantastic to have a modular system to make frozen meals for my work lunches. A few key sauces to be made in bulk -- a "cream" sauce, a tomato, a mushroom, a cheese -- and a few key proteins -- say, pork shoulder, boneless chicken thighs, chuck roast -- and the veggies -- for me it'll be whatever I can buy already frozen, lol -- and the whole thing could get pretty fun!
. . . runs off to research affordable, very flat frozen meal containers.
The dollar stores has 1 1/2 inch high with 4 compartments that would work, with a lid.I got 6 of them this summer. I checked a couple of days ago and they still have them.
was it Dollar Tree cause I saw nothing like that at my Big Dollar Tree, but there are Dollar Generals and Family Dollar stores also...which store did you find this?
Another thing to consider when choosing meals is the "office acceptability" of the food.
It won't matter as much if you are using them as a quick meal at home but if you plan to take these to the office, ... Has anyone noticed the general acceptance of the meat and veggie choices, how common they are? I doubt,... No, I KNOW that there would be complaints if I heated up a bowl of cabbage sausage soup in the work kitchen. People don't like the smell of cabbage, even though it's a great low calorie food and delicious. Same for my kimchi fried cauliflower or my Golden Cauliflower Curry Soup. Most people are downright rude about having to smell exotic ( ie. Non American typical) spices. Mexican, Yes! Indian, Ewww. Italian, Yes! Korean, Ewww. So unfortunately many of my favorite Non Typical meals would not be welcome in the office ( I had coworkers 'tattle' on me to my supervisor about my "hygeine" because they couldn't understand the smell of the curry soup I'd had for lunch before our road trip, after that I got assigned solo trips and was able to make more trips and more money, haha) anyway...
I think if you have a meal set that is potentially "ethnic", it should be specified : For Home Use Only :hyst:
.... I don't know if you can even freeze kimchee....:confused:
For example, No Shrimp Paste Recipes:
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A tampon used to absord excess male ejaculation, inside the vagina.
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when you spin around in a circle and try to make a perfect circle of semen to ward off fat chicks
Forturne Teller: " use a cum trap to get rid of that fat stalker of yours."
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Can Tyranny Survive Capitalism?
From the desk of George Handlery on Mon, 2013-02-18 20:08
There is a connection between political and material advancement.
In its last posting, Duly Noted reacted to a new catchphrase of the Left. The words that provoked the riposte were "can democracy survive capitalism?"
The response emphasized that the suggested incompatibility is a verbal trick. Freedom, as a system, cannot prevail without a matching economic order. That means laissez faire. Attempts to abolish the capitalism of individual holders will not produce a capital-free order. State capitalism is the achievable alternative. With the added economic means that order will complete total dictatorial control. Elites convinced of their moral superiority are tempted to welcome such an arrangement.


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I own part of you now B**** !!!! Get back to work
Having invested in one share I would have expected a better work ethic for my investment TBH. Not Like.
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Not really a chase vehicle is it ? They stopped at a greasy spoon cafe ? :D . My money is that it's going to come down in the centre of Madrid :D
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Letter H is.....
Pretty obvious who "H" as he is a well know TV Presenter and activist. So they did'nt contact him ?
Google Wave: Testers line up for the love-in
Sharepoint with a decent Interface
I think a lot of people seem to think Wave is aimed at the individual. It's not. It's target audience is organisations that for example want to use Sharepoint without the huge cost involved. I see so many applications this could be used for.Also being mostly open source there will be a huge developer community. The I/O demo needs to be watched to understand the potential for Wave. I'd jump at the chance to get this into the workplace. Incredibly easy sell if you have multiple sites which requires real time communication.
Tragic Twitterers tweet goodbye to family life
Who ?
Looks like a picture of Rob Brydon to me or am I missing a joke here ?
RIM Blackberry Bold 9000
Been using for a week or so...
Have to say the screen is great, battery life is ok but there are some very annoying things with this phone. Twice now it has and shut itself down and rebooted with horrible error message's including one with a full white screen,error code and an option to Reset selectable by the trackball.
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11.2 You agree that this licence includes a right for Google to make such Content available to other companies, organisations or individuals with whom Google has relationships for the provision of syndicated services and to use such Content in connection with the provision of those services
So they could then pass your "your content" onto other parties ? For example I upload an image to my blog page via chrome . Google can then take that image and pass it onto a third party ?
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The great wall of CanadaJuly 16,2014According to Wikipedia: The illegal immigrant population of the United States in 2012 was estimated to be about 11 million people, down from 12.5 million people in 2007. They contribute approximately $7 billion annually to Social Security. California has the largest immigrant population in the U.S. U.S.-born adult men are incarcerated at a rate over two and a half times greater than that of foreign-born men.
I am reading more and more opinion about erecting a Tex-Mex wall or at the very least sending troops to militarize the border. The frequency of letters and articles suggest to me that at least some folks are very serious about it. The Great Wall of China is only 5,500 miles long and was completed in 221 B.C. The Wall certainly worked but if we are serious about closing borders, the Alaska-Canadian border is 1,538 miles and measures 3,987 miles in the lower 48. The Texas border is a bit under 2,000 miles. So we merely have to construct 7,500 miles of wall to keep the illegals out. If our deadlocked Congress cannot see the wisdom in investing hundreds of billions of dollars to construct 7,500 miles of wall, land mines might be a much more frugal effective alternative.
The first wall to go up should be the Alaska wall it would be great practice followed by the Canadian wall. This will put tens of thousands back to work and would finally put a stop to streams of folks sneaking into Canada for free health care. When the Tex-Mex wall goes up, we may see a change in our export dollars into Central America, but thats of small consequence. Airports and coastlines would soon follow. We will be the envy of every free democratic country in the world.
On a serious note, we have the approximate number of illegals that businesses demand of Congress to keep their labor costs down. When businesses demand fewer, there will be fewer. To keep the mice away, simply remove the cheese.
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- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: In 1944, U.S. begins B-29 bombing raids on Japanese main islands; in 1950, Great Appalachian Storm begins to form; 1963, Lee Oswald killed by Jack Ruby; 1974, D.B. Cooper hijacks Seattle-bound airliner; 1974, 'Lucy' found.
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1927, striking Colo. miners attacked with machine guns by state police; 1877, Thomas Edison announces invention of the phonograph, 1959, Alan Freed fired by WABC 770 AM for accepting payola to promote records.
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1863, President Abraham Lincoln delivers short speech in Gettysburg, Pa.; in 1984, a Pemex LNG facility destroyed by series of gas explosions, 600 people are killed; in 1998, Senate builds fire under Bill Clinton.