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In a recent survey, Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) risk ranked among the top concerns of the nearly 500 directors and general counsels surveyed. The FCPA is the U.S. law that prohibits individuals and companies from offering or giving bribes to obtain or retain business.
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For starters, we've seen the first FCPA trial and conviction of a U.S. company, Lindsay Manufacturing, along with 33 enforcement actions. In the last three months alone, regulators have concluded three major settlements with Bridgestone, Diageo, and Armor Holdings, a combined total of more than $58 million. The government's focus on prosecuting individuals continues unabated.
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WDW website - I think it "crappy" on purpose!
I'm convinced more and more that WDWs web issues are intentional so that you get so frustrated that you are forced to call and deal with CMs.
I've been trying for DAYS to price out a room/package for our late Nov/early Dec trip now that airfare has been released and I'm having to shift my dates by a day or two; but the site will NOT let me edit the package I was playing weeks ago that is still in my "cart". There's no excuse for a company like Disney to have such a buggy, NON-user friendly website. Sorry, just needed to rant for a second. |
I build web & mobile apps for a living, and with Disney's I get the impression that their problem is more it's an old legacy system that's been added to and "upgraded" over the years. It's just a hunch, really, but I've dealt with old systems that have had features added to the point that it becomes like franken-software - just pieces of new and old that don't really go well together.
Sometimes with old systems it's best to just trash them and build something fresh from scratch, but that requires a buy-in from upper management. Upper management will sometimes opt for a quick fix because it's cheaper instead of a major overhaul and rebuild. As an app developer, it's a miserable situation to be in. |
I have been trying to price some packages myself and it has been frustrating! I like to take my time and try different options and I would not want to keep calling customer service.
Yesterday I was on hold for 10 minutes and decided to give up. I called at a completely different time of day and was holding for 30 minutes back in January....it's ridiculous. |
I agree that the new system sucks. It is an embarrassment, and I hope heads have rolled. And the phone system has had long wait times since the online system went live because of this. When making reservations for our last trip I think I waited all of 30 seconds to talk to a CM. For our upcoming visit it was more like 30 min! I distrust this new system so much that I am pretty much ignoring the whole MDE thing until they get it right. We'll use it in the parks for wait and fastpass times and that's it. |
Of course it doesn't make sense.....hence my rant. Wasn't meant literally! |
I agree. If you don't like talking to people you can wade though the website but the rest will give up and call. Calling gives the CMs a chance to upsell you on packages, insurance, tickets and so on. And they can be quite aggressive some times. I am DVC and it still takes me 5min of saying no to get off the line.
While I don't believe it's crappy on purpose, I definitely believe it is crappy. ;)
Yes. I don't bother any longer. I like to call and speak with a magical CM. If I happen to get one that is less than magical, I'll thank them, hang up and call again. :) |
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1 And Adam knew Eve his wife; who conceived and brought forth Cain, saying: I have gotten a man through God. | 1 Adam lay with his wife Eve, and she became pregnant and gave birth to Cain. She said, "With the help of the LORD I have brought forth a man." |
2 And again she brought forth his brother Abel. And Abel was a shepherd, and Cain a husbandman. | 2 Later she gave birth to his brother Abel. Now Abel kept flocks, and Cain worked the soil. |
3 And it came to pass after many days, that Cain offered, of the fruits of the earth, gifts to the Lord. | 3 In the course of time Cain brought some of the fruits of the soil as an offering to the LORD. |
4 Abel also offered of the firstlings of his flock, and of their fat: and the Lord had respect to Abel, and to his offerings. | 4 But Abel brought fat portions from some of the firstborn of his flock. The LORD looked with favor on Abel and his offering, |
5 But to Cain and his offerings he had no respect: and Cain was exceeding angry, and his countenance fell. | 5 but on Cain and his offering he did not look with favor. So Cain was very angry, and his face was downcast. |
6 And the Lord said to him: Why art thou angry? and why is thy countenance fallen? | 6 Then the LORD said to Cain, "Why are you angry? Why is your face downcast? |
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As with nearly all beach and resort towns, there are plenty of shops mixed with plenty of small restaurants. I thought Bethany Beach's shopping blocks were nicer than most and had a good variety of stores. However, most the most prevalent type of shop sold toys, beachwear and t-shirts. Labor Day weekend is a particularly good time to shop because store owners are trying to clear out the year's merchandise and so they put lots of stuff on sale. There were good deals on t-shirts, sweatshirts, swimsuits, sun hats, beach bags, accessories, etc. Some appealing stores were Clare's Keepsake Scrapbook Cove (I like to scrapbook our trips), and Japanesque (classy clothes & gifts).
I also looked in several stores for postcards, and I could not find a single postcard!! It just didn't seem possible.
What to buy: The most unique thing I saw were the stores which had cages full of hermit crabs living in brightly colored shells. I think they are fascinating to watch, but they do take care and attention. They are living creatures!! If I didn't have other pets, I would have thought about getting one!
I didn't see anything that I really couldn't live without, but somehow not purchasing anything seemed odd. Since I couldn't find any postcards, I didn't buy anything for myself. We purchased the cute t-shirt with Mango's logo ($15) for my daughter which she said was cute. I really didn't see anything that I thought my nearly 20-year old son would really love, so unfortunately he didn't get a souvenir. If he had been 10 years younger, no doubt he would have wanted a toy pirate sword or musket and a tri-corner hat!! -
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"Never made these, but as a Mainer felt obligated to add to the recipe archives. These are an almond joy-type candy that has a surprising ingredient!! Recipe from the Maine Jubliee Cookbook."
Serving Size: 1 (714 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 1
"These were really good! I thought I was using a fairly small potato to halve the recipe but I ended up needing at least 1pound of confectioner's sugar to make it solid - it should be a very thick white paste similar to fondant. Also the recipe fails to mention that you need to drain the potatoes after cooking! These are as good as the ones from my childhood that I can't find in stores anymore. I suggest using very dark chocolate to coat them in to help cut the sweetness of the coconutty insides but I just used plain chocolate chips for mine."


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-A A +AThursday, January 20, 2011
BACOLOD City Mayor Evelio R. Leonardia has appointed former Bacolod City Lone District Representative and Tourism Attaché to the Americas Atty. John N. Orola Jr. as interim chairman of the City Tourism & Cultural Development Council.
The council, which held its first meeting Tuesday, is tasked with strengthening the city's tourism program.
Present at the meeting were city officials headed by Mayor Leonardia, Councilors Homer Bais and Carl Lopez, as well as council members, namely City Tourism officer Imogene Kana-an, Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) Director Eduardo Basinang, Engineer Allan Agbones of the City Engineer's Office, Information Officer Rogelio Giganan, P/Supt. Pedrito Esquilla representing Bacolod City Police Director Celestino Guara, Atty. Orola who represented Tourism/HTM Schools accredited by the Technical Educational and Skills Development Authority; Pinky Hautea of the Network of Independent Travel Agencies; Fred Ea of the Tourist Transport Group; Eli Francis Tajanlangit of the Silver MassKara Organization Inc., and Mellie Kilayko of the Association of Negros Producers.
Leonardia wanted the group to focus on the balikbayans and the visiting Koreans and on the thrust of making the city the convention center of choice in Western Visayas.
Bacolodnons are hospitable and the city's existing hotels, comparatively speaking, can compete with the rest of Western Visayas, he added.
"We can position the city as the convention center of Western Visayas," he said.
The council members also discussed the establishment of a "strong balikbayan" program, which entails taking an inventory of the balikbayans all over the world and rekindling the spirit of camaraderie and family among those from Bacolod City.
If other towns can come up with a balikbayan night during their festivities, Bacolod can also do the same, considering that the city has a bigger number of Bacolodnons living or working abroad, said the mayor.
Another thing that struck Leonardia was the presence of the Koreans in the city. He told the members of the tourism council that the city should capitalize on the presence of the Koreans in Bacolod by giving them marketing incentives.
"As their numbers increase in the country, Bacolod can increase our share of Koreans coming to our city," Leonardia said.
The Korean visitors can be a big help in boosting Bacolod's economy, he added.
"We want them to feel comfortable in staying in our city. They can become our ambassadors of goodwill. They can promote our city when they go back to Korea," he said. (Carla N. Canet)
Published in the Sun.Star Bacolod newspaper on January 20, 2011.
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I am thinking of getting the Miele KM 5624 @ $1599 Canadian as induction version is over $3000.... No mention of Schott Ceran glass or k glass? can find info on Schott Ceran but no information anywhere what company makes the k glass tops or how it compares to Scott Ceran Also no mention of ribbon radiant elements or halogen on miele site. Is the Miele higher quality than other electric cooktops? 2nd option is Bosch 300 series induction NIT3065UC @ $1689 |
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I would go with 2nd option. |
- Posted by foodonastump (My Page) on Sat, Nov 30, 13 at 0:30
I don't know anything about the different glass/ceramic materials and what's considered "better," but I can tell you that the Schott Ceran on my new radiant Bosch seems inferior to whatever my old black Frigidaire had. For one thing it almost immediately got chips on a burner and I have no idea how. I'd feel more comfortable if I knew how I abused it, but they seemed to appear out of nowhere. Secondly, there's a silver pattern on it that seems sensitive to "something," not sure whether the razor blade or sliding pans but either way it doesn't seem to hold up well. While I used to be big on "radiant electric isn't as bad as people make it out to be" I'd warn against buying one without first getting reliable reviews on the brand/model. The simmer on my Bosch is lousy (no problems at all on my Frigidaire) and while the power burner is rated at a higher wattage than the old cooktop was, it's spread out over 13" diameter which is significantly larger than an of my everyday pans. I'm not trying to diss Bosch - so far I like the oven a lot esp that it's adjustable down to 100 deg (and I'm fairly happy with my 800 series DW) but the radiant cooking surface leaves something to be desired. |
Finally found out who makes k glass tops... EuroKera see link... http://www.eurokera.com/ surprised glasstop on Bosch that foodonastump has chips on a burner Recent Bosch electric ranges I seen at Future Shop had small k on glass ,not Schott Ceran and told there that Frigidaire is not making Bosch electric ranges |
- Posted by hollysprings (My Page) on Sat, Nov 30, 13 at 9:15
There's absolutely no reason to pay any economic premium for any radiant electric cooktop. Buy the cheapest model out there and it won't perform any worse than the most expensive. Induction IS the exception. It's worth the premium. There are several induction cooktops in the $1500 range. Check out Bosch at Lowes. Or if you have an Ikea, their Whirlpool version is actually cheaper than it's name brand. Or Kenmore at Sears. All will be a budget choice for induction and kick any radiant's behind. Even the most expensive radiant limps along like a red headed stepchild when compared with induction. |
- Posted by foodonastump (My Page) on Sat, Nov 30, 13 at 10:33
Hollysprings - While I can't speak to any correlation between price and performance,your post seems to imply that all radiant cooktops perform the same. If I've read that correctly, you are simply wrong on this one. Take it from someone who used one practically daily for a dozen years before switching to a new one. Forget the 13" problem I noted above, that's my fault for not thinking about that in the showroom. I'm talking about simmer capability (or lack thereof), response time (my new one seems to hold heat a lot longer, making response time slower), and cleanability. Induction of course is superior to radiant in many ways, but to suggest that radiant "limps along" is overdramatic and again subject to the particular appliance. I know my Frigidaire was only about 30 seconds behind published one gallon boil tests for the 23K gas CC which tells me it would have probably blown away most gas ranges out there. Simmer, well like I said no problem on that cooktop, yet many threads about the CC and BS, among others. Cleaning, well that's subjective but suffice it to say that after a boilover I found a quick scrape with a razor blade then a clean and polish with a quality cleaner took under five minutes. And I'm talking clean, no "patina" excuses. Now I won't make the same claims about my Bosch. Because all radiant is NOT created equal. |
I do not think that all radiant cooktops perform the same or same quality. I see GE electric ranges with radiant elements/smoothtop for $439 such as model GE JBS60 while the GE Café CS980STSS is $2877.30 based on ajmadison.com There are radiant element cooktops from $469 for Frigidaire FFEC3024L 30" electric to $2199 for Miele KM5880 radiant element cooktop - prices at ajmadison.com Can not find pricing on Gaggenau or Wolf from online sites So there must be difference of quality of maybe the radiant elements themselves, quality of glass top ( maybe thickness or scratch resistance ), quality control etc. More expensive models mention ribbon radiant elements, which are never mentioned on smoothtop ranges in general Only aspect of induction I do not like is some are really noisy ( buzzy and loud fan etc ) |
- Posted by foodonastump (My Page) on Sun, Dec 1, 13 at 0:16
Don't underestimate the cost of a look and a logo. As I recall I paid about a 40% upcharge for a monogram Microwave over a functionally identical regular GE. |
- Posted by hollysprings (My Page) on Sun, Dec 1, 13 at 13:58
How many different electric cooktops have you cooked on in the last 10 years? I've cooked on at least 7 different brands that ranged the price spectrum. All were equally good at electric's strong points, and equally crappy at it's weak points. There is no substantial functional difference in any radiant cooking experience. They all simmer decently if you have a decently heat conductive pot. They all have lag time built into the response time. And if you spill stuff directly onto the hot surface and cook it on, they are all beasts to clean up and will need a razor blade scraper to do it properly. Schott does have better glass, but it's not a big enough difference to ever account for the price difference between a $300 Whirlpool and a $2100 KitchenAid---manufactured by the same company and using identical internal parts. It's the name, and the other fiddly bits like touchpad controls and griddle burners that make up the price difference. Even the Viking electric I cooked on was the typical smooth top electric experience. There wasn't a bit of real world difference in it's abilities or cleanability. If you want to buy expensive electric radiant, don't delude yourself into thinking you're getting anything at all better for the money. |
- Posted by foodonastump (My Page) on Sun, Dec 1, 13 at 14:59
I've cooked on several, but owned two. For the point I'm making it doesn't matter if I cooked on two or a thousand. The undisputable FACT, not opinion, is that between the two that I've owned, the simmer on my Frigidaire's cooktop was notably superior to that of my Bosch range. I'll allow that my preference for cleaning the Frigidaire could be more of a subjective opinion, but it's one I'm comfortable standing behind. If you cooked on seven that were identical in performance then you either cooked on seven that were equally good or equally bad. I assure you I have no reason to make this up. All I have is first hand, real world experience of a significant difference between two appliances I've owned and cooked on a bunch. |
I been doing some research after my first post. Will not be buying the Miele cooktop because there is no local dealer and closest dealer is 3 hours away. Also no local service for Miele here in Sudbury. Decision is now between Bosch induction cooktop ( 300 series ) or GE Profile induction cooktop. GE profile has 19 levels of temperature control compared to 9 levels on Bosch but timer on Bosch is linked to elements and timer on GE is independent of elements ( stand alone timer ) not sure what is better choice between the 2 |
I been doing some research after my first post. Will not be buying the Miele cooktop because there is no local dealer and closest dealer is 3 hours away. Also no local service for Miele here in Sudbury. Decision is now between Bosch induction cooktop ( 300 series ) or GE Profile induction cooktop. GE profile has 19 levels of temperature control compared to 9 levels on Bosch but timer on Bosch is linked to elements and timer on GE is independent of elements ( stand alone timer ) not sure what is better choice between the 2 |
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27 It came to pass, as he said these things, a certain woman out of the multitude lifted up her voice, and said to him, "Blessed is the womb that bore you, and the breasts which nursed you!" | 27 As Jesus was saying these things, a woman in the crowd called out, "Blessed is the mother who gave you birth and nursed you." |
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The Turkish capital is in the running to be named as the continent's best location for a city break at the World Travel Awards, which is set to take place in the Turkish resort of Antalya on October 1st 2010.
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RealNetworks RealServer could allow a remote attacker to gain administrative rights and gain access to sensitive server information. A remote attacker can pass a specific URL request to the server to receive random pieces of information from previous sessions, such as cookies, usernames, passwords, and the port number that the administrative server listens on.
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Fri, May 31, 13 at 15:43
Bought this triple trunk king palm a month ago and it seems to be completely dying. I'm very concerned and will do anything to make it work. I had guys dig a 4 foot wide and 4 deep hole in very unworkable clay soil. I say that because I initially put water in the hole to see how long it would take to drain.. It took four days to drain 6 inches of standing water. The installers put a good two feet of sand at the bottom of the hold for drainage. But they packed the clay soil around the palm. When I watered it the soil around the truck is like a glue mud muck.. And stays that way for about a week. I don't know what to do. I've called many landscapers and not one was helpful at all. This is my last resort, a forum. Is there anyone, ANYONE that could help advise me on what I can do here? I would be extremely grateful. |
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It could be that the palm was not acclimated to full sun. Where it was in the nursery was probably shaded part of the day. The brown crown shaft is sunburn. And that's common on King palm trunks facing southwest--hottest sun. The other side is still green- right? Also..they love water. And the rootball might be going too dry. Mulch it. Keep an even water moisture level. In time they will root into that clay. And when you see new fronds,fertilize lightly--half strength until you see it establish,then full strength for those lush green fronds. |
- Posted by tropicalzone7 7b (My Page) on Fri, May 31, 13 at 23:12
I agree, it could be sun damage. King palms are very tolerant of full sun, but when they are grown in the shade of a greenhouse all their lives, they (and any other palm in that situation) burns in full sun. As long as the newly growing "spear" stays green and healthy, you should be okay. It will take the whole season to look nice again, but it will recover. Keep it well watered when it's warm out, but they don't like wet feet so don't leave it in standing water. I would save the receipt just in case though! -Alex |
Just following up with this post. The nursery that I purchased the palms from assured me that all their palms are sun acclimated. So I assumed that it would be ok where it's at. :/ The browning around the crown seems to be around it completely and not just southwest facing. I ended up digging around the root ball and widening the hole and filling it with a sand,clay, mulch/potting soil (50/50) mix. It drains alot better and with no standing water near the trunk. Though it's hard for me to say that it's feet are not overly wet. They did plant it on top of sand so I'd assume we should be ok there with drainage. Still open to advice in addition to the wonderful thoughts already shared. ~Matt |
- Posted by jfacendola none (My Page) on Mon, Jun 10, 13 at 20:17
I also have some serious clay soil. After killing my share of plants (palms included), I learned the error of my ways. I was very excited to plant my first palm, so I dug a huge hole and amended the clay soil to "improve" drainage. It turns out, by digging a huge pit and amending the backfill soil, I basically just created a bog. The soil in the hole just gets saturated with water from rain (or the hose) because it is way more porous than the surrounding area. Then it never drains out through the less porous underlying clay. The best way to deal with clay, is to dig the smallest hole possible, not to amend the soil at all, and plant the rootball slightly above grade. I don't know if this is your problem, but the first palm I killed this way just started to yellow and look wilted all the time. The top of the soil felt fine (dry even) but when I pulled it out the bottom of the hole was a sloppy mess and the roots had rotted. |
Just an idea if you like it...Dig them up,and build up that brick another 3-4 layers high and fill with compost and topsoils. You will get more then enough drainage,the area you fill cant be more then a few yards of compost-topsoil so not expensive delivered or better, picked up, and later when the palms get larger they will thank you for your original effort of that layer of sand down deeper. King palms are really great looking palms. Get them thriving and always a thing of beauty. |
- Posted by tropicbreezent (My Page) on Wed, Jun 12, 13 at 5:38
I agree, stanofh's suggestion is best. They like a lot of water, but not if it's going to stagnate around their roots. |
What ever happened with your palm? I recently planted a few and am having the same kind of leaf browning/drying that you had. Were you able to save them? Did they recover? |
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When it comes right down to it, why would anyone pay more for a Rocna? I considered it once but that was before Craig Smith's trash taking got on my nerves to the point I saved money and got a manson Surpreme instead. And this was before all the stuff about the metal came to light.
I feel the Rocna is probaby still a good anchor. But just don't know anyone would buy it instead of a Manson Surpreme.
I think the Rocna looks cleaner on the bow, albeit by a small margin. I also like the idea of a single cast fluke, rather than two side welded pieces for longevity. That's probably also minor. I do not like the big blue sticker on the Manson, nor the long slot in the shank. Again, aesthetics.
I have no interest in Rocna's past, as the free market seems to have settled the score. I'm only interested in whether the new Canadian owner is going to make a reliable product. Their upgraded warranty speaks to their confidenc., We'll see.
Admittedly, I'm still struggling, but I want the Rocna. I just want to know it will be reliable.
If one wants to make emotional decisions based on the behavior of prior owner's relatives, that seems nullified by the new ownership to me. The fact that the Manson is a knockoff will never change. I don't hold it against them, but would certainly understand if someone did.
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The stalefish grab is pretty sick move and learning how to stalefish snowboard will certainly add some variety to your bag o' tricks. As with any grab, you'll need to get airborne to perform a stalefish on a snowboard. This is how we do it.
- Choose your launch pad. It's always a good idea to do a test run over the terrain before attempting new tricks. Performing a stalefish on a snowboard puts your body in an awkward position, so it's best to be familiar with the jump or halfpipe before you try it.
- Visualize the grab. Since the stalefish grab isn't really very natural, it might help to visualize what you are going to do before you actually attempt the trick.
- Approach the jump with some speed. As you should already know, speed is key for any air.
- Hit the jump and launch into the air. You probably shouldn't try any rotation your first time attempting to do a stalefish on a snowboard. So just hit the thing straight on and try to focus on nailing the grab.
- Reach down with your trailing arm and grab your heel edge between the bindings. It helps to pull your legs in to avoid an awkward tweaking of the back. Yes, this is a strange position.
- Straightening out you back leg a bit while holding a stalefish grab adds a bit of style to the trick. Be careful not to disorient yourself while in the air.
Spot your landing, release the grab, and ride away. Congratulations, you can now do a stalefish on a snowboard.


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Well I reckon I should get paid for helping develop this dance!! I did it last weekend at the Motley Crue concert. I hope mine isn't on youtube though>
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Too bad they defaced the video with the Flatley insert.
I wouldn't go so far as to say I was trying to provoke a response from Dusty when I posted this . . . but I certainly expected one!
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