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Saudi Arabia beat Britain to become the world's fourth largest defence spender in 2013, a report said on Wednesday, as Western cuts and Asian and Middle Eastern growth shift the global balance of military power.
London's International Institute for Strategic Studies said the United States remains by far the world's pre-eminent military power, spending some $600 billion last year, some 38 percent of the global total.
Overall global defence spending probably fell marginally in 2013, it said, but increased dramatically in Asia and the Middle East.
China's military expenditure had increased by some 40 percent since 2010, raising it to an estimated $112 billion.
That in itself is helping spark a wider Asian arms race, the report said, with Japan, South Korea, Vietnam and others also ramping up spending.
Despite a U.S. "pivot" to reallocate military forces to Asia, analysts say some countries - particularly Japan, locked in growing confrontation with Beijing over disputed maritime boundaries - worry that Washington might fail to back them in any conflict. Overall, Asian military spending in 2013 was 11.6 percent higher than in 2010, it said.
In the Middle East, Gulf Arab state worries over Iran - as well as domestic discontent in the aftermath of the "Arab Spring" - has prompted Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) members to significantly raise their spending.
"The West still spent over half of global defence outlays in 2013 (but) this is down from two thirds... in 2010," IISS Director-General John Chipman told a press briefing. "Emerging economies continue to ramp up their defence spending levels."
Russia increased its defence spending to some $68.2 billion, up 30 percent from 2010 and now accounting for roughly a quarter of all European defence expenditure.
The report estimated Saudi Arabia was spending $59.6 billion - a figure researchers said was extremely conservative - pushing it above Britain at $57 billion or France at $52.4 billion. Saudi spending increased 8.6 percent in the 2012-13 period, it said.
Nevertheless, one of the central reasons for Saudi Arabia outpacing Britain was a shift in exchange rates, researchers said, meaning this could be reversed in 2014.
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We like to eat. We especially like indulgent foods: desserts, snacks and tasty treats. We'd love to believe it's OK to heap our plates with foods we perceive as "healthy." Studies have shown time and again that foods perceived as healthy or foods with a health aura drive us — if only subconsciously — to eat more. Foods with "low fat" or "low calorie" claims lead to overconsumption of snacks. A study using hidden cameras at Italian restaurants showed that people dipping their bread in olive oil will eat more fat and calories than if they instead spread some butter.
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Now, I'm a huge proponent and an early adopter of organic produce, but the organic seal, of course, has absolutely nothing to do with calories.
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The organic seal promises that the food and its ingredients have been farmed according to the organic standards, which are about sustainability, how we grow food, and how we treat our environment. These practices also tie to our personal health, given that the multitude of chemical fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides used to produce conventional food actually remain in the food. While it's hard to prove that any single one of them, in small amounts, causes disease, it's impossible to prove that they don't; personally I'd rather minimize exposure to what's clearly not meant for human consumption (read more about why organic matters in my post here).
The jury's still out on whether organic produce has more measurable nutrients than conventionally grown produce.
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Organic produce isn't necessarily clean. All too often I see people skipping the washing of organic produce, forgetting that it comes from a field, and has been handled by many hands. Organic produce does need to be washed — thoroughly. While organic food isn't sprayed with chemicals, microbial life is teeming on and between the leaves. Wildlife visits the fields and can contaminate produce in any number of ways we don't like to consider when we think of food. There's also the bacterial mixture from a multitude of human hands that have touched your produce before it gets to your table.
Organic food isn't automatically healthy, or something we should necessarily consume in large quantities. Organic candy, organic soda or organic French fries — while a tiny bit better for us because they're free of pesticides — are still junk food, and should be eaten infrequently.
Bottom line
The temptation to believe what we want to be true — especially when it comes to diet and lifestyle choices — sometimes overcomes the prudency of healthy skepticism. It would indeed be nice if there were a way to give an overarching seal of approval to foods — especially to those foods we'd like to eat lots of. But the truth is that most foods are neither "good" nor "bad," and to make better decisions relating to nutrition and health we have to accept that nutrition and health issues are rather complex, but well worth digging a little deeper into.
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The MX518 I had wasn't a beauty and my current G5 isn't either. They're still great, just styled by and/or for gamers (much like the car I imagine) and gamers aren't the most stylish people.
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Well, stylish is questionable. What typically separates a good aesthetic design from bad aesthetic design is subtlety. That's what most gamers seem to lack, unfortunately.
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PoliticsSpanish Socialists suffer crushing defeat Ruling party loses traditional strongholds in local elections, amid nationwide protests over economic policy. 23 May 2011 05:56 GMT | Politics, Europe, Greece, Ireland, Portugal Spain's ruling Socialists reeled Monday from an unprecedented mauling in local elections as protesters vented their anger over the highest jobless rate in the developed world.The drubbing was a grim omen for the party ahead of general elections due next year, when the conservative Popular Party (PP) of Mariano Rajoy is expected to romp into office after eight years in opposition.Support for the government collapsed on Sunday in the face of the beleaguered economy, soaring unemployment and massive week-long street protests."The tsunami of May 22 drowns the Socialists," said the centre-left El Pais, Spain's leading daily. "The PP has more regional power than ever," the paper added. "The triumph of the party of Mariano Rajoy was indisputable, overwhelming, as he was hoping to open the way to the prime minister's office."With all ballots counted, the Socialists had captured just under 28 per cent of the total compared to 37 per cent for the Popular Party.Pressure could now grow from inside and outside the Socialist party for Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, the Spanish prime minister, to call for early elections, though he vowed on Sunday night to hang on to the end of his term in March next year. Zapatero said he will pursue reforms to fix the economy and expand employment until the end of his mandate, due March 2012.Three years of economic crisis took their toll, said Zapatero, who has promised not to stand for a third term in 2012."It destroyed thousands of jobs. It is a crisis that had profound effects on citizens' morale. I know that many Spaniards suffer great hardship and fear for their futures."Today, without doubt, they expressed their discontent," he said.Grinding in the humiliation, Socialists lost historic bastions Seville and Barcelona, a city they had run since the first municipal vote in 1979 four years after the death of dictator Francisco Franco.While the outcome of local elections does not always forecast general elections, the centre-right opposition PP will try to turn Sunday's momentum into a victory at the national level."This is a beautiful day for our party. We've won the best result in our party's history in municipal and regional elections," Mariano Rajoy, who will be the PP candidate in the next general elections, told cheering supporters. Basque separatists victorious The unexpected success of a new alliance of Basque separatist parties prompted cries of alarm in the Spanish press on Monday.The party, Bildu, was able to field candidates in Sunday's election only after a lengthy court battle to prove it was not a mouthpiece for armed separatist group ETA.Far exceeding expectations, Bildu came second in Sunday's polls with just over one quarter of the total, behind the Basque Nationalist Party's 30 per cent but well ahead of the Socialists' 16 per cent, results showed.In the region's second largest city San Sebastian, it even took the most votes, winning eight seats to seven for the Socialists - who have held power there since 1991 - and six each for the moderate Basque Nationalist Party and Spain's main conservative opposition Popular Party.Bildu "has redesigned the electoral map of the Basque Country after the best results ever obtained for the 'radical left'," Spain's leading daily El Pais said.Spain's Constitutional Court on May 6 reversed a Supreme Court decision to ban some 250 lists of candidates from the Bildu coalition because of links to ETA's political arm Batasuna.Bildu was formed with two legal far-left Basque parties, Eusko Alkartasuna and Alternatiba.The indignant Spaniards had been patient during four years of economic trouble, but this wore out in the run-up to the elections when tens of thousands of mostly young protesters took to the streets.Dubbed "los indignados" (the indignant), demonstrators across the whole of Spain have filled the main squares for eight days to show outrage over economic stagnation and government austerity.Spain has struggled to emerge from a recession, and the collapse of the construction sector and a slump in consumer spending have hit the young particularly hard - 45 per cent of 18- to 25-year-olds are unemployed.The protest movement has captured the mood of many Spaniards who have been out of work for months and face a bleak future as the economy is not yet growing robustly enough to create jobs.While most protesters are young, organising themselves through Twitter and social media, middle-aged and older people joined the crowds, frustrated with stagnation.Eyes on general electionThe PP is expected to call for early elections, but does not have enough seats in parliament to win a vote of no confidence.The Socialists must choose in the next few months a successor to Zapatero, who has said he will not run for a third term. 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I arrived to return my trailer rental on Feb 2, 2015, two minutes before closing, according to my iphone time. I looked around expecting someone to come and unhook the trailer, but didn't see anyone. Finally, someone came out and said they were closed. I thought he was kidding. He said, "It's 7:01 and we closed at 7:00". Again, I thought he was just messing with me. Then he said all of the equipment shuts down at 7:00 and I would have to come back in the morning. Another guy came up and said he would take the trailer off my truck, but that it was 7:01 and he didn't know whose watch I was using, but they closed at 7 and the trailer couldn't be checked in until the morning. Three days later, I got a call from Uhaul wanting to know where their trailer was. I explained what had happened and was told they'd check in to it. I never heard back, so I'm assuming the trailer was located. I have been a Uhaul loyal customer at the Burnet and 183 location for decades, including using a Uhaul storage locker for years, but I am afraid you have lost a my business. There is no excuse for treating customers the way I was treated. I'll be happy to discuss this matter with anyone who is willing to listen, but at this point I doubt it will happen. I may point out the fact that I have lived in North Central Austin for many years and I intend to share my story, as well as my frustration, with my friends and neighbors.
I had a great experience at this UHaul. Staff were extremely helpful and personable. Everything went like clockwork.
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You guys were very courteous, timely and professional, I'll definitely be recommending you guys to everyone. Thanks again!
quick & convenient. Very helpful in recommending best value for the situation. Thanks!!!
Everything was great Chris made everything simple and quick definitely coming back here when I need a uhaul again. happy customer
Was under construction so in temp buildings so nothing really could be done 'bout that.
I'll be glad when their office remodeling is completed. :-)
I did find some glass in the truck...not a lot but a few pieces that were not cleaned up.
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In today's TechNet Radio show, I'm back again for another episode in our System Center 2012 ConfigMgr SP1 series with Wally Mead, Senior Program Manager from the System Center Client Management team and all-around ConfigMgr Guru. Tune in as we discuss new support for App-V 5 virtual applications and virtual environments.
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If you love cooking the way we do, you've probably always wanted to take an unfiltered look into the minds of the food industry's biggest influencers. Before their recipes make it into cookbooks or restaurant kitchens, there's a fascinating thought process behind every delicious creation. At HuffPost Taste, we're making it easier for you to tap into these great minds.
We're excited to launch HuffPost Tastemakers, a resource that engages a wide-ranging cast of influential food industry professionals, including chefs, personalities, mixologists, restaurateurs, artisan food makers, writers and more. Our Tastemakers Live Blog gives readers instant access to the Tastemakers' recipes, tips, photos, videos, recommendations and most mouth-watering musings.
Want to see who we've got on the menu? Here's a look at some of our inaugural Tastemakers:
Alain Allegretti: An accomplished practitioner of Southern French cuisine, Allegretti began as Co-Executive Chef at Le Cirque and has since owned Allegretti (Provençale cuisine) and now Bistro La Promenade in New York.
Art Smith: Well known for being Oprah Winfrey's long time personal chef, Smith is an award-winning cookbook author and the co-owner of TABLE fifty-two in Chicago, as well as Art and Soul restaurant in Washington DC.
Christina Tosi: The chef and owner of the ever-popular Momofuku Milk Bar, called "one of the most exciting bakeries in the country" by Bon Appetit magazine.
Craig Deihl: The two-time James Beard-nominated chef leads the team at Cypress (Charleston, SC) using Lowcountry ingredients to reinvent classics as well as prepare dynamic and innovative dishes showcasing his signature style.
Francois Payard: A James Beard Award-winning French pastry chef and cookbook author, Payard runs Payard Pâtisserie and Bistro, and has previously worked in the kitchens of Le Bernadin and Restaurant Daniel.
Garrett Oliver: The brewmaster of The Brooklyn Brewery, editor-in-chief of The Oxford Companion to Beer, author of The Brewmaster's Table, and one of the foremost authorities in the world on the subject of beer.
Linton Hopkins: James Beard Award-winning chef who runs Restaurant Eugene in Atlanta, GA, and is passionate for all things flavorful and Southern.
Joe Campanale: The beverage director and co-owner of dell'anima, L'artusi and Anfora, this young restaurateur is also a sommelier.
Joe Clarke and Darlene Mann-Clarke: A husband-wife team who run American Grocery Restaurant in Greenville, SC. Joe runs the kitchen with an approach to food based on fresh ingredients from a network of local farmers, and Darlene runs the restaurant's wine program.
Richard Blais: The winner of Bravo's "Top Chef All-Stars," Blais is a successful chef, restaurateur, cookbook author and television persona
Steven Rinella: An avid outdoorsman, writer, and television host, Rinella is an author and the host of MeatEater, on Sportsman Channel.
Yotam Ottolenghi: Ottolenghi is a chef and cookery writer. He co-owns Ottolenghi and NOPI in London, is a presenter on Channel 4 and author of bestselling books, Plenty and Jerusalem.
Keep an eye out for the Twitter hashtag #tastemakers for the latest tidbits from our Tastemakers, and be sure to follow us at @HuffPostTaste! Check out the Tastemakers Live Blog below!
When you source locally, meat looks this beautiful. From the kitchen of Craig Deihl at Cypress in Charleston, SC.
@ cdeihl : Pineywoods veal. Southern Heritage meat from LJ Woods Farm http://t.co/5PX41m2W |
This would probably feed our HuffPost Taste team of 4. Maybe. From the kitchen of Alain Allegretti:
Prepping brie for 80, holiday party tonight @lapromenadenyc twitter.com/AlainAllegrett…
— Alain Allegretti (@AlainAllegretti) December 12, 2012
Introducing our newest Tastemakers!
Joe Clarke and Darlene Mann-Clarke: A husband-wife team who run American Grocery Restaurant in Greenville, SC. Joe runs the kitchen with an approach to food based on fresh ingredients from a network of local farmers, and Darlene runs the restaurant's wine program.
And they're starting with a bang -- with FRIED deviled eggs, which is basically HuffPost Taste's dream hors d'oeuvre. Read below to see how they make them:
Makings of our Fried Deviled Egg is a 2 person process #tastemakers twitter.com/AGRgreenville/…
— American Grocery (@AGRgreenville) December 11, 2012
@huffposttaste make deviled eggs, put egg halves back together once stuffed, secure with skewers, standard breading, fry, cut, serve!
— American Grocery (@AGRgreenville) December 12, 2012
From the kitchen of Bistro La Promenade:
@ AlainAllegretti : Butternut squash on the line butter and salt at the ready #tastemakers http://t.co/BlguxvIf |
The finishing touch of a gorgeous salad at Alain Allegretti's Bistro La Promenade:
@ AlainAllegretti : For our duck prosciutto, kale and red cabbage salad. One of my favorite ingredients http://t.co/Ecrxz4Zg |
From Yotam Ottolenghi's London kitchen:
@ ottolenghi : Camden: it's bone-freezin cold so we made turkey balls in apples, prunes, potato, courgette. #tastemakers http://t.co/qlaLgy6T |
Introducing our newest Tastemaker, Craig Deihl! The two-time James Beard-nominated chef leads the team at Cypress (Charleston, SC) using Lowcountry ingredients to reinvent classics as well as prepare dynamic and innovative dishes showcasing his signature style.
Check out what he's got cooking right now:
"Holiday ham""50 day dry aged rib. Salami mold grafts to it. Amazing flavor."
From the kitchen of Joe Campanale's Dell'Anima, a brilliant use for your Parmigiano rinds. Next time you're braising some short ribs, try wedging a few rinds in between.
@ joecampanale : Chef Andrew getting ready to braise short ribs with parmigiano rinds @dellanimaNYC #tastemakers http://t.co/NijOQRpq |
A shot of the cold storage at Bistro La Promenade today. Don't you wish your refrigerator looked so good? (And so big?)
Behind the scenes, cold storage.Precision throughout the house. twitter.com/LaPromenadeNYC…
— Bistro La Promenade (@LaPromenadeNYC) December 10, 2012
Who needs men when you can have pigs? From the kitchen of Yotam Ottolenghi, we present a great use for your creatively shaped cookie cutters:
Ginger (bread) pig assembly in our bakery. twitter.com/ottolenghi/sta…
— Ottolenghi (@ottolenghi) December 10, 2012
Joe Campanale has a great tip for picking out your Satsumas: judge a book by its (ugly) cover.
Satsumas are definitely my favorite oranges. The uglier and more wrinkly, the juicy and tastier #tastemakers twitter.com/joecampanale/s…
— Joe Campanale (@joecampanale) December 9, 2012
Check out what Linton Hopkins has baking at H&F Bread Company in Atlanta, GA.
H&F bread co cinnamon bun twitter.com/chefhopkins/st…
— Linton Hopkins (@chefhopkins) December 9, 2012
From the kitchen of Alain Allegretti at Bistro La Promenade, the secret ingredient to sweeten tonight's soup:
@ AlainAllegretti : My fantastic #souschef Greg preparing our squash and corn soup special for tonight. With apples of course http://t.co/dojJ0JyO |
From the kitchen of Yotam Ottolenghi:
@ ottolenghi : Camden news: all set for less than conservative bubble and squeak. http://t.co/ds4xinVb |
If Steven Rinella approves of this meat grinder, we can pretty much guarantee that every meat lover in your life will also approve.
From his latest blog post:
In my mind, paying someone to process your wild game is about as fun as paying someone to hunt for you. I've handled my own game for my entire life, beginning when I helped my dad and grandfather chop up whitetails in our garage in Michigan. Back then we used a temperamental hand grinder that would gag up on the slightest bit of sinew, which was frustrating to the extreme. Things have come a long ways since then, both for me and my meat grinder. Nowadays I'm using a Weston commercial-grade grinder (#12) that can whiz through the toughest cut of venison without even changing tune. I'm serious, this grinder has completely changed the task of home processing. Properly-chilled meat goes through at about 6 lbs. a minute—which, in case you don't know, is really, really fast. Anyone who likes to process wild game, or who wants to get into it, is going to use the hell out of one of these. Be a Christmas hero and buy one for your favorite hunter.
Chef Alain Allegretti's team makes a lamb Christmas tree, of sorts, at Bistro La Promenade in New York:
Chocolate master Francois Payard's secret for making the best tea-infused chocolates:
Tip for tea infused chocolates - cold pressed tea is best #tastemakers
— François Payard (@francoispayard) December 6, 2012
If you want to taste Payard's tea-infused chocolates for yourself, they're in this gift box that can be purchased online -- give them a try!
And the secret ingredient Yotam Ottolenghi uses at his Camden location is:
Camden: confit trout, golden beet, rocket and secret ingred, aniseed. twitter.com/ottolenghi/sta…
— Ottolenghi (@ottolenghi) December 6, 2012
A look at the storefront of Yotam Ottolenghi's shop in London.
We are ready for Christmas. At least on the outside. twitter.com/ottolenghi/sta…
— Ottolenghi (@ottolenghi) December 4, 2012
@ AlainAllegretti : Squid for the seafood risotto. Beautiful colors http://t.co/eMYMwt52 |
From start to finish, watch as Steven Rinella makes 20 pounds of wild game bratwurst! Check out the photos below.
Fixing to make 20 lb. buffalo and Dall sheep sausages. Two varieties. I'll tweet whole process throughout today. twitter.com/stevenrinella/…
— Steven Rinella (@stevenrinella) November 30, 2012
Adding pig fat (my brother) and grinding spices (my kid.) twitter.com/stevenrinella/…
— Steven Rinella (@stevenrinella) November 30, 2012
Spice blend for hot Italian sausages. twitter.com/stevenrinella/…
— Steven Rinella (@stevenrinella) November 30, 2012
Mixing herbs, spices, meat. Grinding comes next. twitter.com/stevenrinella/…
— Steven Rinella (@stevenrinella) November 30, 2012
The grind. twitter.com/stevenrinella/…
— Steven Rinella (@stevenrinella) November 30, 2012
5lbs wild game bratwurst, cased. Twisting links is next.#tastemakers twitter.com/stevenrinella/…
— Steven Rinella (@stevenrinella) November 30, 2012
Links. twitter.com/stevenrinella/…
— Steven Rinella (@stevenrinella) November 30, 2012
Packing wild game sausage links into vacuum sealed bags. #tastemakers twitter.com/stevenrinella/…
— Steven Rinella (@stevenrinella) November 30, 2012
From Steve Rinella:
Irrefutable proof of how good a wild turkey can be. My 2-yr-old has nothing to prove; he don't like it, he don't eat it.bit.ly/SkzZao
— Steven Rinella (@stevenrinella) November 30, 2012
@nicoleariss asks Christina Tosi: What's your go-to holiday recipe? Tosi's response is brilliant:
@nicoleariss cinnamon buns! Bring baked or leave as a gift to proof/bake/frost the next am. Also make some mean sweet& salty rosemary nuts
— momofuku milk bar (@momomilkbar) November 30, 2012
This is what staff lunch looks like if you're lucky enough to work at Ottolenghi in London.
@ ottolenghi : Camden news: no recipe testing today, just staff lunch. http://t.co/q0z20chV |
A little inspiration from Alain Allegretti's Bistro La Promenade tonight:
@ AlainAllegretti : Cocktail of the evening: velvet smoke. rum, blended scotch, almond orgeat http://t.co/I160MSlA |
Hot off the line at chef Linton Hopkins' Atlanta gastropub, Holeman & Finch. Read below the photo for the special story behind the burgers.
H&F cheeseburgers off the grill #tailgate #riseup twitter.com/chefhopkins/st…
— Linton Hopkins (@chefhopkins) November 29, 2012
Around 9:00 each night at Holeman & Finch Public House, the energy shifts from the constant mirth that seems to shroud this establishment to a sort of jubilant tension. More folks start streaming into the place and by 9:50, it's full—teeming with those eager for the stroke of ten o'clock followed by the squawk of a portable bullhorn announcing, "it's burger time!"Each night, 24 exquisite, double patty cheeseburgers are assembled on house-made buns and served alongside hand-cut fries and homemade ketchup, mustard and pickles—only 24. Some nights they sell out in under a minute.
The thought behind the minimal number and the 10:00 serving is not a gimmick; it's just the opposite. A handcrafted burger takes a lot of time to prepare correctly.
In order to pay the proper respect to this iconic American food, Linton Hopkins and company decided that only a handful would be made and served each night. This way, the burger is done right; and because generally, a burger on any menu tends to trump other items, it allows the rest of Holeman and Finch's menu to take its place with due respect.
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Clinical and pathological features in hydrocarbon-induced Parkinsonism
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