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Mettler - Toledo Int. Inc
based in Greifensee, SWITZERLAND
Manufactures a complete line of pH, Redox, and dissolved oxygen systems including sensors, stationary and retractable housings, microprocessor-based transmitters, and conductivity and turbidity systems.
SIMPEC Srl Societa Implanti Ecologici
based in Carate Brianza - Monza Brianza, ITALY
Simpec works in the design, construction, installation and service of industrial water and wastewater treatment plants. Simpec works for all the industries that use and consume water in their different production processes. Simpec realizes also plants for landfills (leachate treatment), plants for zootechnical effluents and for digestate treatment coming from biogas ...
Spill Doctor (SA)
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The Jesbra Group, now trading as Spill Doctor in Africa, represents some of the worlds industry leading providers of environmental, safety and health products. With over a decade of international experience and 25 years operating in Africa, Spill Doctor has consolidated a range of internationaly recognised products that both our regional and international clients regard ...
Hannover Milieu- en Veiligheidstechniek B.V. (HMVT)
based in EDE, NETHERLANDS
HMVT is the Dutch mnemonic for Hannover Environmental and Safety Engineering Ltd. We create innovative environmental solutions for soil and groundwater remediation and purification of water and air currents. We work for a wide variety of customers ranging from governments, (petro) chemical industry, developers of other service providers. Our strength lies in applying our ...
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based in Bangkok, THAILAND
Trading Green Ltd. provides eco-friendly solutions that save costs. > MissionWe source, import and distribute green materials for the construction industry.> Vision:To actively help fight the effects of Global Warming and to improve Public Health and Sanitation.Directly and through our network of distributors, we supply advanced materials such as:- nano solar reflective ...
Apex Engineering Products Corporation
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Apex Engineering Products has been formulating and manufacturing safe and biodegradable specialty cleaning chemicals for a diverse range of applications around the world. From our RYDLYME biodegradable descaler to our versatile RYDALL line of degreasers and cleaners, our products will decrease downtime and increase efficiency. Apex is a specialty chemical manufacturer ...
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Ashtead Technology was formed in 1985 when Ashtead Group plc acquired SubSpek Limited, which at the time provided underwater positioning, survey and inspection equipment rental from a base in Aberdeen. In 1994 the Singapore base was opened, focussing on the offshore oil and gas industry and the subsea telecommunications cable market in Asia Pacific. The first US ...


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Roasted Lamb with Mediterranean Vegetables
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|Garlic clove
|6 Large, minced
|Dried thyme
|1 Teaspoon, crushed
|Dried rosemary
|1 Teaspoon, crushed
|1 Teaspoon
|Freshly ground black pepper
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Ripe tomatoes
|1 Pound, cut into 1/2 inch chunks
|Sweet white onion
|1 Large, cut into 1/2 inch chunks
|2 Small, cut into 1/2 inch slices
|Yellow summer squash
|2 Small, cut into 1/2 inch slices
|Thin skinned potatoes
|4 Medium, scrubbed and cut into thin slices
|Well trimmed boneless lamb leg roast
|1 1⁄2 Pound, rolled and tied (1 Piece)
Preheat the oven to 425°F.
Coat a large roasting pan with olive-oil cooking spray.
In a small bowl, combine the garlic, thyme, rosemary, salt, and pepper.
Place the tomatoes, onion, zucchini, yellow squash, and potatoes in the prepared pan.
Add 1 1/2 tablespoons of the garlic mixture and toss to coat.
Roast for 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, rub the lamb with the remaining garlic mixture.
Let stand at room temperature while the vegetables cook.
Place the lamb on top of the vegetables.
Roast for 15 minutes, or until lightly browned.
Turn the vegetables and spoon some juices over the lamb.
Reduce the heat to 350°F and roast for 45 minutes, or until a thermometer inserted in the center of the lamb registers 145°F for medium-rare.
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Preparation Time:15 Minutes
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As the Russian rouble collapses on sanctions and tumbling oil prices, ABC News Online looks at what the effects may be on Australia and the rest of the world.
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Author of Extreme Money and ex-banker Satyajit Das says a Russian recession could reignite Europe's financial crisis, while slumping commodity prices threaten other emerging economies around the world.
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Russia's president Vladimir Putin has used his annual end-of-year news conference to defend the strength of the Russian economy.
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Russian president Vladimir Putin uses an end-of-year press conference to accuse the West of behaving like "an empire" while reassuring his citizens about the country's flailing economy.
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Russia's currency crisis unleashes a spending spree with consumers snapping up electronics, furniture and cars in fear of soaring local prices.
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A dramatic intervention by Russia's central bank has failed to stop the decline in the value of the rouble.
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Wall Street finished a volatile session sharply lower following a big sell-off late in trade.
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100 years since the outbreak of the World War One, 2014, for millions around the world, served as a reminder to the horrors and futile loss war brings with it. But just as world leaders at centenary commemorations around the globe condemned belligerence and hailed a new era of interdependence – many of those battlefields where so many perished were once again a rife with bloody conflicts. Counterinsurgency analyst and author David Kilcullen discusses how the current conflicts in Syria, Iraq and Ukraine will play out in 2015.
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The Ukrainian army reports 11 attacks against its positions in the east where a ceasefire is tentatively holding, and said a drone was spotted over Mariupol, the last major eastern town under its control.
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The Russian rouble hits a new historical low against the US dollar after a rate rise by the country's central bank failed to support the currency.
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Sydney's Rookwood Cemetery will tighten its security after vandals damage more than 70 gravestones in the Serbian orthodox and Russian orthodox areas.
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Manchester City have salvaged their Champions League campaign with a 2-0 away win over Roma.
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Dual Russian-Australian national Roman Shilov has been in custody for two years, facing up to 15 years jail, because poppy seeds has been classified a narcotic by Russian authorities.
Topics: law-crime-and-justice, russian-federation, australia
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The British Museum is loaning one of the Elgin Marbles to the Hermitage in St Petersburg, but the Greeks desperately want the works back, saying they were acquired illegally and are rightfully theirs.
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Russia's anti-doping agency will wait for official censure from WADA before investigating doping accusations.
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Russian president Vladimir Putin accuses the West of seeking to destroy his country and expresses no regret for annexing the Crimea peninsula, during his annual state of the union speech in Moscow.
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many lessons learned
I have fixed my starter on the 97 rxc and have learned a great deal from this thread and from doing the procedure itself. LESSONS LEARNED:
1. the bike has the kokusan ignition, not the sem
2. therefore the 26 mm flywheel puller i bought was too small, it takes the 33mm puller described earlier in this thread. the one i found was off ebay and was listed for a late model suzuki gsxr 750/1000, it was $35 shipped.
3. the threads on the flywheel nut are reversed, confounding initial removal. that said an impact wrench loosened the nut without the need to hold the flywheel, crank etc. the flywheel came right off using the correct puller
4. all 19993 seals are not created equal. my carquest guy said he could cross reference that number but the seal he got me had a garter spring that was too thick. he got me a national seal rather than a skf
5. my spring was stretched but not broken. there was however a loose piece of the inner clutch retainer loose in the assembly, causing the horrid cacaphony whilst spinning. offending fragment removed and the scored inner surface of the flywheel surface smoothed with a dremel
6. since i had the bike apart and on the ground i was determined to think of a way to fix it, despite not having the right replacement garter. I noticed how the spring was made; there is one end of the spring that is of a smaller, corkscrew-type diameter that threads it self into the other end, forming a circle. viola: why not unscrew the spring off itself and shorten its overall length to tighten things up? answer: why not indeed.
7. one can shorten the spring by cutting the non-corkscrew end with a diamond dremel. shortened spring can then be re-installed. cost: $zero dollars, euros etc. starter works perfectly now
8. if your spring has not broken, you can keep things tidy during the spring removal process by using a rubber band in its place to keep all the little bits in their proper position in the sprag assembly.
I know that my solution was probably only a temporary fix until i find the correct replacement spring but this solution might be a good emergency fix if you can't get parts or get desperate like me.
I took pics of everything concerning the spring shortening if anyone has a desire to see them, i chopped about 2 cm off the old garter. it is just one more way to skin the cat.
Has anyone saved their old sprag assembly, if so i could use the serpentine wire retainer that is on the inside diameter, holding the sprags in as this part is broken in my assembly. i guess I should just bite the bullet and get a new assembly but where is the fun in that?
Losiu, sorry yours is broke again. Am i reading the caliper in your photos right? the correct garter is 1.3 mm thick?
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Question: are capers a part of the olive family
October 13, 2010
Capers are the flower buds of the Caper Bush native to the Mediterranean and parts of Asia. They are picked, dried (usually in the sun) and pickled in a vinegar brine.
No. But both being Mediterranean in origin you will find them together in many different dishes.
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Curt's answers are correct. I just wanted to mention that I have seen recipes for making your own caper substitute by pickling nasturtium flower buds.
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You can agree to disagree with me all you like. I'm disagreeing with you on grounds of testing and evidence.. A 768 meg card can complete a test. Despite it typically being slower while a 512 meg card cannot. Yet when you lower the resolution or AA to a managable framebuffer pool. The 512 card not only complete the tests. But performs competitively/better than the 768 meg card. Yes they are different pieces of hardware. But the problem is bleedingly obvious.
If your buying 1 card and sticking with 4x MSAA @ 1680x1050 resolution You are unlikely to encounter many problems with most software. At least not within the given 1 year time frame. Lets assume 1 card purchase is a 1 year investment.... With regards to the 8800GTX. Yes its a good card. But the 9800GTX + is easily faster than it in settings that dont hamper its framebuffer. Once that framebuffer is exceeded. The 8800GTX pulls far ahead of the 9800GTX despite the 9800GTX's superior shading capabilities and bandwith saving color compression,
I know you have forgotten more about video cards than I will ever know. I am asking the following with complete respect. Hope you can explain.
I totally get what you are saying. But in real world situations where 1GB is a good insurance policy for minimizing the chance of bad 512MB performance I have some questions.
In the following review you have a 768MB 8800GTX up against a 512MB 9800GTX. This is only one example of such reviews. But anyway as you look at all of the heaviest tests, the 512MB cards is doing better than the 768MB card. I know there are clock differences and other factors. But in the case of one situation where my brain THOUGHT would be a 768MB card winning was not.
COD4 2560x1600 4xAA Obviously maxed out.
The 512MB 9800GTX gets 40.7 fps
The 768MB 8800GTX gets 38.7 fps
Then I thought! Frig that! 768MB has GOTTA beat 512MB. I know Oblivion!
2560x1600 4xAA, 16xAF Maxed
512MB 9800GTX gets 24
768MB 8800GTX gets 20
All other tests regardless of settings and res, the 9800GTX appears to match or beat it.
Can you help me understand why? And at what point will the extra 256MB change this result?
And I am just looking for an honest answer here. Will a person notice more microstutter in that COD4 example even though the framerate is about the same?
In Crysis. It wins here at 2048x1536 4xAA 16xAF
8800GTX got 18.5
9800GTX got 13.3
Again in the rest of the test suite
Both cards are almost exactly the same performance. I would have thought with the extra 256MB ram, wider memory bus and 8 additional ROP's that the 8800GTX 768MB would have owned the 512MB 9800GTX or 4850 across the board once you were at 1920x1200 res or higher with AA and AF applied.
Then not only that but the 512MB 4850 is winning across the board in all but Crysis versus the 768MB 8800GTX?
Can you explain why this is like this. Because on paper. The 768MB beast should be tearing the 9800GTX and 4850's a new one at the 1920x1200 4xAA and beyond. But it's not. WTF is the deal!
Thanks Chris.
PS - I know where 1GB WILL make a difference. As you already stated. In multi GPU situations where the GPU's are able to run unbound and free like the wind. Then they will need all the memory you can feed em. But only in extreme cases?
9800GTX SLI versus 8800GTX SLI would be a very interresting battle.
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3 Jan 2011
|Low-fat cottage cheese
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Egg whites
|All purpose flour
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Dried basil
|3⁄4 Teaspoon, crushed
|Garlic powder
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Fresh spinach
|8 Ounce, torn to make 6 cups
|Shredded mozzarella cheese
|4 Ounce (1 Cup)
|Canned water chestnuts
|8 Ounce, drained and chopped (1 Can)
|Nonstick spray coating
|1 Medium, cut into 8 thin slices
In a blender container or food processor bowl combine cottage cheese and egg whites.
Cover and blend till smooth.
Stir together flour, basil, garlic powder, and pepper.
Add cottage cheese mixture and mix well.
Stir in spinach, half of the mozzarella cheese, and water chestnuts.
Spray four au gratin dishes with nonstick coating.
Spoon spinach mixture into the dishes, then place on a baking sheet.
Cover loosely with foil.
Bake in a 350° oven about 30 minutes or until a knife inserted near the center comes out clean.
Arrange two tomato slices over each dish, then sprinkle with remaining mozzarella cheese.
Bake about 3 minutes more or till cheese melts.
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Preparation Time:10 Minutes
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From self-assembly furniture to cake mix, we value the things we make ourselves – however badly we do it
WHEN instant cake mixes hit US shelves in the late 1940s, sales were disappointing. Pioneering consumer psychologist Ernest Dichter went into the nation's kitchens to investigate. His interviews with housewives led him to a startling conclusion. The mixes made baking too easy; cooks felt undervalued. On Dichter's recommendation the next generation of mixes required the addition of a fresh egg. They sold like hot cakes.
The story is an example of an odd phenomenon in modern consumer societies. Economic orthodoxy dictates that we should place more value on items that spare us work. As we increasingly identify ourselves as money-rich and time-poor, we should be prepared to spend more of the former to save the latter. But humans and economic orthodoxy don't always see eye to eye. "People have this very strong, internalised notion that effort equals quality," says behavioural economist Michael Norton of Harvard Business School in Boston, Massachusetts.
The idea seems embedded in animal psyches. In 1962, psychologists Douglas Lawrence and Leon Festinger of Stanford University in California showed that rats offered the same food reward were more eager to climb up a ramp at a 50-degree incline to get at it than one angled at a less daunting 25 degrees. For most of human history, it was also a good rule of thumb: the higher up the tree you climbed, the more and better fruit you were likely to find, simply because it was less accessible.
Things started to go awry for humans during the industrial revolution. Many of the tasks essential to survival became automated - a process that, arguably, reached its apogee in the instant cake mix. Our thought processes evolve more slowly, however, leading to cake-mix confusion, and leaving us open to marketing trickery. "You can make people believe that if effort is put in, the result is of higher quality," says Norton.
He has dubbed this phenomenon the IKEA effect, in honour of an obscure start-up that harnessed it and went on to great things. The world's largest furniture retailer is a master of shifting labour costs to the buyer and earning kudos in return. This year, Norton and his colleagues Daniel Mochon and Dan Ariely set out to find out exactly how.
In a series of experiments they asked people to assemble IKEA boxes - a boring, banal task - or to engage in the more pleasurable activities of folding origami or building Lego sets. The participants then had to bid small sums for the products of their labour, or for a custom- or expert-made equivalent. The results were impressive. People bid considerably more for their own creations, even when they were plain old IKEA boxes. When it came to origami, they stumped up nearly as much for their own forlorn frog or bird as for the same animal folded by an expert - even though other participants subsequently rated their efforts as "nearly worthless crumpled paper" (Journal of Consumer Psychology, DOI: 10.1016/j.jcps.2011.08.002).
But is it really the act of creating something that increases our sense of its worth? A rival interpretation was provided by the economist Richard Thaler in 1980. Known as the endowment effect, it suggests that we value things more highly because we own them. Others have since suggested that this effect intensifies the more time we spend with something. To test this, Norton and his colleagues had their participants "unbuild" Lego constructions, and so spend more time in contact with them. The result was that they no longer valued them any more highly than similar, custom-made products. Those who were forced to abandon half-built objects likewise no longer had quite the same sense of the objects' worth.
The IKEA effect suggests that when looking around for last-minute gift inspiration for Aunt Agatha, you could do worse than get her some flat-pack shelving. Although she might look askance at the Allen key and cryptic instructions that fall out of the package, in the long run she will thank you.
Something similar may also help to explain why in many spheres we are seeing a return to the cult of the artisan. These days there are websites where you can pay more to do more, from mixing your own muesli to designing your own T-shirt. According to Martin Schreier, who studies innovation and marketing at Bocconi University in Milan, Italy, such sites satisfy two basic human needs: they allow people to achieve "preference fit", by tailoring objects to their own specifications, and they require them to invest effort in the production process, which causes them to value those objects more highly. Schreier's lab experiments have shown that people are willing to pay twice as much for a product they have customised than for an identical, off-the-peg one - and the perceived increase in value is attributable in roughly equal parts to preference fit and effort investment (Management Science, vol 56, p 125).
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Thursday, November 28, 2013
Despite gusty winds, the New York Police Department allowed floats to soar during the annual Macy's Day Parade down Sixth Avenue. But Twitter pictures show the Spider-Man balloon sustained damage to its left arm.
Make or Break Deadline for Willets Point Businesses
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Dozens of businesses in Willets Point could shut their doors this Saturday to make way for the first phase of a $3 billion redevelopment plan, but many are struggling to find a new place to relocate.
9/11 Museum Delays Will End with Spring Opening
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
As another new office tower opens at the World Trade Center site in lower Manhattan, its would-be neighbor, the National September 11th Museum, is still facing delays.
Mayor Withdraws Midtown East Rezone Plan
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Mayor Michael Bloomberg has withdrawn a proposal that would have rezoned an area around Grand Central Terminal known as Midtown East after the City Council couldn't reach agreement on the plan. Under the proposed rezoning, some buildings would have been green-lighted for demolition, to be replaced with taller structures.
New NJ Min Wage Hikes: Good for Workers; Bad for the Economy?
Wednesday, November 06, 2013
Gov. Chris Christie won re-election by about 60 percent. Voters simultaneously approved an economic measure he vehemently opposed by about the same margin. It will raise the state's hourly minimum wage by one dollar to $8.25.
Christie Runs on Rocky Economic Record
Sunday, November 03, 2013
Gov. Chris Christie is making his case for re-election, in part, by portraying himself as a savior of New Jersey's economy. Here's an examination of his biggest economic development program.
One Year After Sandy: Lessons Learned, Challenges Ahead
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
It's one year since Hurricane Sandy battered the region. WNYC editor Matthew Schuerman and reporter Janet Babin discuss where we've been over the last year, including things that have changed and things that haven't but should. Plus, your calls: What lessons did we learn over the last year, and what comes next? Call 212-433-9692 or post below.
Sandy Minute-by-Minute: At 12 PM, Cleaning and Cleaning
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Ileana Ingram of Ortley Beach, New Jersey, most remembers Sandy when it's time to clean her house.
More Federal Funds for Sandy-Slammed Region
Monday, October 28, 2013
In time for the one-year anniversary of one of the most devastating storms to hit New York City, federal officials are announcing a second round of funding to assist Sandy victims. But the first round has yet to be spent.
One Year Since Sandy, Little has Changed on Fielder Avenue, Ortley Beach
Thursday, October 24, 2013
One Year After Sandy, Ortley Beach Still Suffers
Low Turnout Expected in New Jersey Senate Race
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
An off day in October, combined with the fact that voters will be back at the polls in three weeks, is expected to tamp down turnout in Wednesday's election for U.S. Senate in New Jersey.
Despite Support of Shutdown, Lonegan Attracts Moderate Voters
Friday, October 11, 2013
Republican Steve Lonegan is closing in on Newark, N.J. Mayor Cory Booker's lead in the race to fill the vacant U.S. Senate seat — despite New Jersey's reputation for supporting more moderate GOP candidates.
An Update in the Battle Over Dunes
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Governor Chris Christie is taking steps to force Jersey shore homeowners to allow sand dune construction on their beachfront properties.
He issued an executive order to start legal action against about 1000 oceanfront property owners who've refused to assign a strip of their beach front to the state.
New Warnings About Salt Water
Thursday, September 19, 2013
The corrosive effect of salt water is being blamed for damage to infrastructure in the aftermath of Sandy - - from the subway lines in Manhattan, to the Seaside boardwalk in New Jersey. WNYC's Janet Babin reports, property owners there were warned that equipment submerged in salt water should be replaced.
She says, "We do know that New Jersey issued a letter to everyone affected by the storm a few months after the storm, that gave guidance for what to do with electrical systems in the aftermath of Sandy and that letter said any equipment or receptacles that were submerged did have to be replaced within 90 days."


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Late Night With Jimmy Fallon holds a special place in saxophonist Jake
Clemons' heart. The E Street Band member made his public debut as a member of Bruce
Springsteen's group early in 2012 during the show's Bruce Springsteen Week. It's been
two years since he first stepped into his uncle Clarence's spot and he's since become an
indispensable member of the band. Jake returns to the place it all started tonight when he
sits in with Fallon house band The Roots. [Monday, NBC 12:35AM ET]
Arsenio Hall returned to late night earlier this year with the uncreatively-titled The
Arsensio Hall Show, which airs in syndication across the country. This Tuesday JamBase
favorites Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue make their Arsenio debut. [Tuesday,
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The great Sharon Jones has sure picked a big stage to make her triumphant return
Thursday, as she'll perform with The Dap-Kings on a float during the Macy's
Thanksgiving Parade in NYC. Jones & The Dap-Kings will share some of their favorite tunes
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|1 Medium, chopped
|Garlic cloves
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|Lean organic ground beef
|1 Pound
|1 Large (organic)
|Canned kidney beans
|14 Ounce
|2 Teaspoon
|Chili powder
|2 Teaspoon
|Fresh cilantro
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Mixed greens
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (organic along with spinach)
|Mozzarella cheese
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Greg Taylor, co-founder of Steam Whistle Brewing, says that without the company's employees, the brewery would be a lifeless brick building filled with stainless tanks. It's the people in any business that make it come alive.
Three things on Mr. Taylor's mind about managing human relationships:
1. Choose business partners carefully: It is always helpful to partner up with someone with different but complementary business skills. One of you might be more technically oriented - perhaps better at accounting, engineering or manufacturing - while the other is more adept at marketing or managing customer relationships. But more important is what you have in common and that should be a shared set of values about how and on what to spend money and your basic philosophy about the treatment of employees, suppliers and customers. These emotional issues are often what unravels partnerships.
2. Employees are the cornerstone of any operation: In order to compete in today's global economy, your business must have product differentiation. That could be innovation or cost competitiveness, but in either case you will rely on your employees to create a unique advantage for your success. Recruit, hire, train and retain thoughtfully so you will have the right resources/skills/knowledge on your team.
3. Honour your customers: A wise marketing consultant once told me "your brand is not what you say about your product/company, but what your customers say about you based on an accumulation of experiences with your brand at every touch point." Be sure that your customers' expectations of your brand are being met or exceeded, whether it's the physical product itself, the purchasing process, contact with any employee or things as simple as how clean your company vehicles and facilities are. All of these things are a reflection of your brand and influence your customers' experience.
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JONESBORO, Ark. (AP) - The chancellor of Arkansas State University says construction is scheduled to begin in February on ASU's campus in Mexico.
ASU Chancellor Tim Hudson says the $50 million campus in Queretaro is expected to open in fall 2015.
ASU will become the first comprehensive U.S. university in Mexico with an American-style campus. Hudson says the first phase of academic space on the 200 acre campus is being designed to accommodate up to 5,000 students, with a goal of 1,000 students in the first year.
Queretaro Gov. Jose Calzada Rovirosa is to visit Arkansas in December to meet with Gov. Mike Beebe, economic development leaders and Arkansas State officials and deliver a speech on Mexico and the State of Queretaro at the Clinton School of Public Service in Little Rock.
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In his latest podcast, Middle East analyst and Ekklesia associate, in conversation with James Abbott from the Catholic Bishops Conference of England and Wales, reacts to the news of Pope Benedict XVI'
The successor to the Pope Benedict XVI needs to build on the work done by his predecessor in attempting to encourage peace with justice in the Middle East and North Africa, regional expert and Ekklesia associate Dr Harry Hagopian told Premier Christian Radio on 12 February 2013.
Ecumenical advisor, Middle East analyst and political consultant Dr Harry Hagopian, who is also an Ekklesia associate, has been doing the round of television stations today (11 February 2013), commenting on the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI and the wider implications of the decision about who will succeed him.
Christians and other small communities in the Middle East and North Africa face an uncertain and sometimes dangerous situation in which fear is understandable, acknowledges Dr Harry Hagopian. But there is still good reason to resist being overly gripped by insularity and despair, to question the agenda of hierarchs, and to try to respond positively to the grassroots change that will continue to sweep the region over the coming year and beyond.
In the 'listen again' MP3 links below, Premier Christian Radio's Marcus Jones is joined by General Bishop of the Coptic Orthodox Church in the UK, Bishop Angaelos, and international lawyer, church consultant and Ekklesia associate Dr Harry Hagopian.
It is not possible to predict with any sense of certainty how affairs will develop across the Middle East and North Africa region in 2013. What can be seen, writes regional analyst Dr Harry Hagopian, is that we are in the midst of a grand reshaping of all the regional assumptions that have stood for almost a generation. Something has made the pulse of this region race faster, and that cannot be undone. Now, we are seeking the calm in eye of the storm, and we will possibly do so for some time to come.
To start 2013, I will be taking part in a special broadcast looking at the sweep of change across the Middle East and North Africa in 2012. The details are as follows.
Pope Benedict's traditional Urbi et Orbi Christmas address from St Peter's Rome wished peace and justice for Syria and other troubled parts of the globe.
We are so close to the joy of Christmas. My thoughts and prayers are therefore with countless friends, Christian and otherwise, across the Middle East and North Africa region.
Following my reflection last week on the death of Patriarch Ignatius IV Hazim on 5 December (http://www.ekklesia.co.uk/node/17573, I should add that his successor has just been elected at Balamand Monastery in Beirut, in the early morning hours of Monday 17 December 2012.


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Openmoko: Plan B Instead of New Smartphone
The Openmoko FreeRunner smartphone, with its open platform, will remain the company's latest hardware product, at least for now.
Openmoko CEO Sean Moss-Pultz had already spoken at the OpenExpo in Bern, Switzerland, about an altered strategy for Openmoko. Steve Mosher, responsible for marketing, followed up with some clarification. Key points: Openmoko will no longer develop the already announced GTA03 smartphone, successor to FreeRunner. Instead, Openmoko will focus on support for FreeRunner itself and pursue a yet to be determined Plan B for a non-mobile device. That's about as far as he went. Details on the ensuing workforce lay-off were also unclear; Mosher talked of a restructuring in development, sales and marketing.
The subsidiary of First International Computer (FIC) from Taiwan had to concede to some errors in the GTA03's abrupt development stop. Mosher admitted that the hardware design presented more difficult hurdles than anticipated. Too many design changes had led to delays. Openmoko had approached the hardware solution from the software development side, where things can simply be reprogrammed, which has since proved a fallacy.
The options finally fell on two out of three pursuits: support FreeRunner, develop a successor to it via GTA03, or pursue a Plan B. The decision went with supporting FreeRunner and the still mystifying Plan B. Mosher designated the GTA03 as an aborted effort, seeing that development had already stretched way too far.
Details on the Neo FreeRunner that will continue to be supported are here.
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RIP SSLv3
The Internet community officially banishes the notoriously unsafe Secure Sockets Layer protocol.
Mate 1.1 Arrives
Popular desktop environment continues the Gnome 2 legacy – with new support for the Gnome 3 toolkit.
US Government Requires HTTPS
The Obama White House has issued a memorandum telling all US government agencies they must use HTTPS for all websites and web communication.
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Red Hat's community distro embraces the cloud.
Code.org and College Board Team Reach Out for Talented High School Coders
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Criminals offer online help over Tor network
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Future versions of Ubuntu's code service will support the popular Git version control system used with Linux and other open source projects.


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Pretty, pink and wonderfully feminine, this gift of roses is sure to prompt a smile of delight. We've chosen long-stemmed blooms in this exquisite shade of marshmallow pink and arranged them in a tall, elegant vase. This elegant gift is ready to take pride of place, straight away.
Featuring pink roses with foliage, presented in a slim-waisted glass vase.
Approximate Product Dimensions:
Height: 58cm, Width: 34cm
Height: 58cm, Width: 36cm
Extra Large
Height: 58cm, Width: 40cm
Code: C00460PS
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