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Original post made by The Cohen brother, Old Palo Alto, on Apr 16, 2007
It can be demonstrated, however, that there is another (less obvious but perhaps more critical) factor behind the recent rise of U.S. military aggressions abroad: war profiteering by the Pentagon contractors. Frequently invoking dubious "threats to our national security and/or interests," these beneficiaries of war dividends, the militaryindustrial complex and related businesses whose interests are vested in the Pentagon's appropriation of public money, have successfully used war and military spending to justify their lion's share of tax dollars and to disguise their strategy of redistributing national income in their favor.
This cynical strategy of disguised redistribution of national resources from the bottom to the top is carried out by a combination of (a) drastic hikes in the Pentagon budget, and (b) equally drastic tax cuts for the wealthy. As this combination creates large budget deficits, it then forces cuts in non-military public spending as a way to fill the gaps that are thus created. As a result, the rich are growing considerably richer at the expense of middle and lowincome classes.
Despite its critical importance, most opponents of war seem to have given short shrift to the crucial role of the Pentagon budget and its contractors as major sources of war and militarism-a phenomenon that the late President Eisenhower warned against nearly half a century ago. Perhaps a major reason for this oversight is that critics of war and militarism tend to view the U.S. military force as primarily a means for imperialist gains-oil or otherwise.
The fact is, however, that as the U.S. military establishment has grown in size, it has also evolved in quality and character: it is no longer simply a means but, perhaps more importantly, an end in itself-an imperial force in its own right. Accordingly, the rising militarization of U.S. foreign policy in recent years is driven not so much by some general/abstract national interests as it is by the powerful special interests that are vested in the military capital, that is, war industries and warrelated businesses.
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a resident of Midtown
on Apr 16, 2007 at 11:28 am
We have been here before. It is a lie that the profits from war production are higher than from peacetime production, readily demonstrated by the figures available on the stock markets.
Just as the folk who decry the miserable US economy are belied by the direction of people flow, the fiction that wars are profitable are belied by the movement of investment funds.
When I went into war in 1950, my equipment probably cost a hundred bucks. The line soldier today carries thousands of dollars of equipment and has call on millions of dollars. That stuff costs a lot because it takes a lot to make. It is axiomatic, however, that however expensive war may be it is always cheaper than surrender.
a resident of South of Midtown
on Apr 16, 2007 at 11:37 am
What is "Income Restribution in Didguise"?
If I can slash through the thicket, I think you are saying "blood for profit", while downplaying "blood for oil". If so, it is a simplistic refrain that fials to take in so many more substantive issues.
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Apr 16, 2007 at 1:06 pm
Wallis-since Iraq never declared war on the US and never tried to invade its territory, what 'surrender' are you talking about? It sounds much more like batlling wind mills.
Gary, the military-inbdustrial complex has become the beast that needs to be fed in perpetuity. The only way to feed it in the manner it has become accustomed to, is to create more and more imperial wars of choice, just like the invasion of Iraq. Iraq was invaded for a myriad of reasons:the neo-cons imperial fantasies, Bush's messianic hallucinations, oil and basic Texas machismo, but one of the main reasons this war is endless, US troops are sacrified daily and more wars are in the pipeline is to feed the beast.
a resident of Midtown
on Apr 16, 2007 at 3:05 pm
Couple of points, Al -
We are not at war with Iraq. We won that war several years ago when we defeated Saddam for, among other things trying real hard to shoot down our airplanes.
Quote from the DJIA evidence that arms is a profitable investment.
We are at war with that cabal of Islamic terrorists who are doing what they can to impose Sharia on all of us. What surrender means is your daughter in a walking body bag with fewer rights than women hed 600 years ago, and victory for those who have sworn to kill you.
See, all you had to do was ask.
a resident of Mountain View
on Apr 16, 2007 at 3:32 pm
Man, Walt, you're even funnier over on this board
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Apr 16, 2007 at 6:28 pm
I see Walli:, the most powerful nation in the history of the world, the only superpower, a mighty nnuclear power with the largest and strongest economy in the world is anxiously awaiting an Islamic invasion. 300 million Americans are fearfully looking around-will the Jihadist invaders swoop down from Canada, or will they attack from Mexico. It's so easy to imagine them breaking in doors in Kansas City, shouting:put on that burkah you infidels, or off with your head.The barbarians are at the gates. Like someone once said:being paranoid doesn't mean you are not being followed.
a resident of Midtown
on Apr 16, 2007 at 7:33 pm
Albert, tell Spain, France and England there is no threat. Tell me where to drop the nuke to stop terror. Everything is simple to those with that characteristic.
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Apr 16, 2007 at 7:45 pm
Yes Wallis, Spain and the UK are on the verge of collapse, it's a matter of weeks before the Queen has to wear a burkah and in Andalucia the jihadists have already sacked all the churches. The combined mighty militaries of Dubai and south Yeman are converging on the West. It's a matter of time before Europe becomes the new Islamic empire.
a resident of Midtown
on Apr 16, 2007 at 9:09 pm
The British schools are afraid to teach the holocaust for fear of upsetting Islamics, France is full of no-go areas and Paris alons has 30,000 burned cars. and Spain has been told Islam will take them back. And there are places in LA that are esentially no-go. Do we nuke the bario? Does France burn down the house to get rid of the mice? Are you denying this? Not with a bang but with a whimper, I suppose.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Apr 16, 2007 at 9:44 pm
while i want to call walter an islamophobe, he does make some points. One thing to throw into the fray is the fact that the population of the folks in the middle east, north africa, is increasing, while the same can not be said for the Europeans. We would not have had an increase in population without the influx of immigrants from down south. In both cases, the population changes has got to have some effects, esp. when there are persisting/historical ethnic conflicts. The Palestinians, for example, are reproducing much faster than the Israeli people, and it might make people nervous when they become outnumbered in their own countries. Dropping nuclear bombs is foolish, and idiotic, nevertheless, and trying to resolve this issue with force is simply the result of a lack of imagination. Perhaps the Islamic people would not behave the way they do if they were treated with a little respect. Just a crazy idea.
a resident of Midtown
on Apr 17, 2007 at 8:07 am
I will not respect the subordination of women or the advocacy of suicide bombing. I will not respect the jihad agaist Israel. I will not respect the refusal to respect other religions. I will not respect anyone who openly advocates my death. I will not respect a people who still practice slavery. Outside of those exceptions I don't hate Islam.
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Apr 17, 2007 at 1:57 pm
As an atheist, i reject and suspect every single religion. However, the vast majority of Muslims are peaceful people, just like every other average person. Some fundamental Christians murder doctors who perform abortions and blow up family planning clinics, an act of terrorism, but will not be condemned by some of the clergy who support Bush. Does this mean that every Christian clergy and fundamental Christian who support Bush is a terrorist? Of course not. Some of Bush's core voters are racist, does this mean that all Bush supporters are racist? Of course not. To blame 1.3 billion people for the actions of a miniscule minority is absurd. And the overwhelming majority of Muslims do not want to force their belief on others. Since France was mentioned, the riots of 2005 had nothing to do with religion, they were about discrimination, lack of job opportunities and other social issues. After 3 weeks of riots, many cars were burnet, but not even 1 person died.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Apr 17, 2007 at 3:42 pm
thankyou albert for setting the record straight.
I do think there is some islamophobia/xenophobia going on here.
The line between good and evil runs through the center of the human heart.
A. Solzhenitsn
Lets not dehumanize others. That's how wars get started. The first step. To simply focus on what violent measures that one group does, while not mentioning the violent measures of another is partial, biased, and perpetuates violence. Half truths get us know where. Don't you grow tired of chasing your tail?
a resident of Midtown
on Apr 17, 2007 at 7:15 pm
[Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff.] [Y]ou are willing to accept those characteristics of Islam I noted avove just to buy peace in our time?
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Apr 17, 2007 at 8:13 pm
[Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff.]
There are socio-economic-historical reasons why things are the way they are. You can perpetuate the violence you speak of by having a lack of creative solutions and imagination, and by name calling, and dehumanizing others. They have blood and hearts too. Shall we build a wall between everyone, or try to come up with solutions. Terrorists resort to terrorism for reasons, not because it is their nature to do so. It is the voice of the silenced, the marginalized, and the oprressed, who often feel that they have no other alternative. I am willing to work toward a peaceful solution, instead of dropping bombs and name calling and so on. All the negative things you say about these people could easily be said for us. Were no angels either, in case you forgot. We are rightly considered to be a christian fundamentalist nation, that has some strange behavior as well. Nobody is perfect. But all you can seem to think of is violence, and using force to get your way. That much is clear. [Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff.] Yes, I do believe peace is possible, if the people are willing to honetstly negotiate and treat eachother with respect, as humans, like man to man, heart to beating heart.
a resident of Midtown
on Apr 18, 2007 at 9:07 pm
The solution really is to build a wall. The civilized world needs to establish minimum standards of behavior and deny entry into our world to any people who will not accept those standards. No one dedicated to slavery, supression of women, killing off of othetr tribes, in other words play nice or stay home.
a resident of Evergreen Park
on Apr 18, 2007 at 9:49 pm
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nice looking rifle, i was looking at a .308 saiga at the pawn shop yesterday..
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POSP 8X42, lite reticule, sliding sun shade.Originally Posted by saf305
Suppress it, no.
It shoots good for a Saiga, so I'm gonna stop right there with the exception of hand loading.
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321yds lacks 8 feet of 300 meters, but I call it the 300 meter range.
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what brand of t-hole stock are you using, and could you please give some more details on the triger job. I have some stones but I read on a diffrent sight that lapping compound will work but laping compound seems a little odd.
Here's the stock:Originally Posted by muttman
A little more detail here.
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As you can see from the video.
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The apartment is situated in a great location, very near to the metro. Diego is very nice and helpful. Unfortunately, the apartment is a bit neglected. the price is very affordable so do not expect luxury, but could have been a little cleaner.
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Very nice apartment and very nice landlord! We had a really good time there, Diego is very helpful and can be asked for any advice regarding city. Location is also an advantage, 15-20 minutes by walk from La Rambla. However metro is literally next to the flat.
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Holiday ornaments Cologne Central (K44)
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|Schenkenorfstr, 50733 Köln, Germany
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Description Apartment Cologne Nippes
Our one bedroom apartment is located in Cologne Nippes quiet location and offers room for 1-2 persons. The fully renovated hotel is fully equipped and has a size of 35 sqm. With easy access to the lines 12.13 and 15 of the Cologne Transport Authority, they are within a few minutes at the Cologne fair in Cologne's city center.
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Cologne is a knick in the Cologne district near the center beliebeter. It borders the districts of downtown Cologne, Köln Riel, Cologne and Cologne Weidenpesch Niel.
Shop 300 m
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Good bed, good location, good kitchen, good clean bathroom, the hostess was polite, close to city center.
No Wi-Fi, no heating. The price for this unit was overpriced in comparison to the units from other websites for rental apartments. We feel we had been taken advantage of due to the trade show at the time. It was a hotel price without hotel accommodations.
Overall, I am satisfied with the stay the hostess was very polite and helpful. I would come again but I would review the pricing ahead of time in the future.
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Everything was perfect .
Flat not so far from the center of the city, 5 minutes to underground Station.
Quite easy to reach from airport (Train + Metro).
The flat was clean enough, very good space for 5 people.
Kitchen have all the basic tools necessary to survive, the owner is flexible for arrival times.
Just a couple of suggestion:
- keep some cleaning tools and products in the house just if people need to wash dish;
- please call if you can not come to take back the keys, we wait 20 minutes for nothing at the end.
For the rest really good and suggest for your staying in Koln!!
the photographs did not represent the accommodation, which was very tired and had a few issues. altogether our stay was not unduly effected by these.
Cologne is a fabulous city worth a visit, it has a very efficient infra structure which makes getting about very easy.
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Elizabeth Lindsey:
Curating humanity's heritage
It's been said that when an elder dies, it's as if a library is burned. Anthropologist Elizabeth Lindsey, a National Geographic Fellow, collects the deep cultural knowledge passed down as stories and lore.
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Government guidelines suggest that children and teens should get 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity every day. But less than half of children and just 10% of teens meet these guidelines. What's the deal?
An estimated 44 million U.S. kids participate in organized sports (think baseball, softball and soccer). But a new study says just one-quarter of kids get the government-recommended amount of exercise when they show up for team practices. The study, published online last month in a medical journal, says younger kids and boys do better than tweens, teens and girls.
The study looked at 200 kids ages 7 to 14 who played on 29 soccer, baseball and softball teams. The kids wore sensors to measure their activity during practices.
During each practice, kids averaged 30 minutes of downtime. "It is not clear how much physical activity is provided by youth sports practices," say the California-based authors of the study. "Much of the time may be inactive, such as receiving verbal instruction and waiting for turns."
Don't Just Sit There!
What's a parent or coach—or kid—to do? The authors of the study suggest increasing the number of practices, extending short playing seasons and changing it up during practices. For example, the coach could give each player a ball at the same time. Rather than focusing on one player's skills, it's best to get the whole team moving.
But, the study says, the bottom line is that team sports aren't enough exercise. For a child to meet the U.S. physical activity guidelines, the typical kid will have to do more than just join a team. Exercise is also necessary during recess, during physical education class, after school and even on the way to school.


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Hundreds of alumni returned to campus for Homecoming 2009, held Oct. 2-4. The weekend included a number of reunion gatherings and family-friendly events.
Tailgate '09 - a large outdoor barbecue that preceded the men's soccer game and fireworks display - was the main event of the weekend. People came to the Events Center parking lot on Saturday afternoon to enjoy good food, conversation with friends and picture-perfect weather. The turnout appeared to exceed that of last year's Homecoming tailgate, which was the first ever.
Dan Cherico '08 wasn't able to make it to that, but didn't miss this year's event.
"I was a big supporter of the athletics when I was a student," Cherico said. "It has carried on now that I'm an alumnus. This event was a great way for me to make sure I saw everybody I needed to see in one place."
Homecoming also included gatherings for members of special-interest groups and milestone class years. The Class of 1984 was just one of the reunion groups; some who attended hadn't been back on campus since graduation.
"Homecoming is excellent. Seeing old friends...it brings you right back to 25 years ago," said Alex Boukas '84.
Members of the Class of 1989 celebrated their 20th anniversary at Homecoming 2009.
"(Tailgate) has been better than what I expected," said Dennis Garcia '89, a member of the Alumni Association Board of Directors. "There are people here I haven't seen in 20 years. This is just a great opportunity to connect with everyone again."
The weekend also gave alumni the chance to see how the campus has grown in the years since they graduated.
"It's a little strange because the campus is a lot different now than when I was here," said Jennifer Seary '00.
See pictures from Homecoming 2009 at the Alumni Associaton's photo sharing site. Be sure to save the date for Homecoming 2010: Oct. 8-10. See results from the Homecoming 2009 survey.
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KEY MESSAGES: When parents lend teenagers their car it tends to provoke anxious moments. Ford's MyKey system allows for differing levels of access to a car's systems by different users, recognised by the key they use. One key may allow a driver to travel at top speed, while another may limit the top speed to or below the maximum speed allowed on the roads. Ahhh, a hacker's delight.
HAVE YOU SEEN THIS PENGUIN?: One way to film penguins for a nature documentary is for camera operators to hang out for months in freezing hides. Another is to add robot penguins to a colony, as John Downer Productions did for the BBC documentary called Penguins — Spy in the Huddle. The company deployed 50 fullsize robot penguins that concealed cameras. The penguincams walked, got back up when knocked over, and even laid their own eggcams. They sent their data back via a satellite uplink and operated in temperatures as low as -60C. Spy robot penguins: brilliant!
WHERE ARE YOU REALLY?: Smartphones these days may include apps to monitor the location of another smartphone user. If you've ever used such apps you may have noticed that a city location can be quite inaccurate — it may show a bus journey including a dip in the harbour, for example. Researchers at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid almost doubled the acuracy of GPS signals in a city with a system designed for use in cars. The system includes GPS, but also an Inertial Measurement Unit. That unit has 3 accelerometers and 3 gyroscopes measure changes in speed and maneouvres performed by the vehicle. Then a computer takes all the data and corrects errors in the geographic coordinates. The researchers hope to do away with the specialised device though and use the hardware already in smartphones to handle the measurements. It'd be good to know my partner's not actually plunging into the harbour on the bus home from work.
TRACKING SHIPS: As ships move along trade routes they leave long tracks of elevated nitrogen dioxide levels behind them. Measured from space by the Aura satellite, those tracks are clearly visible in some areas where ships follow a narrow range of routes. Ships aren't the only creators of NO2 though — offshore drilling and agricultural burning can also create the pollutant. NO2 can harm cardiovascular and respiratory systems. The Ozone Monitoring Instrument aboard the Aura satellite and other instruments are helping scientists study NO2 levels in the atmosphere. It's scary to realise those tracks are being formed.
SNOW DOWN: It's Day One for you taking up snowboarding and before you know it you're rocketing down a slope out of control. The Boarder Kontrol is a snowboard for beginners. The board includes a blade that can be lowered into the snow to work as a brake. The rider pulls on a leash to slow down and releases it to raise the blade and speed up again. The boards aren't designed for individual purchase but to be used in snow schools and at resorts. That's not a bad starting point.
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The Hope College Symphonette will present a farewell concert on Monday, May 5, at 7 p.m. in Dimnent Memorial Chapel in anticipation of the group's forthcoming tour of England and Wales.
The public is invited. Admission is free.
The Symphonette performs under the direction of Richard Piippo.
Hope College faculty member Huw Lewis will join the May 6-17 tour as organist and guest artist, performing the "Concerto for Organ, Strings, and Timpani" by Francis Poulenc and Alfred Fedak's "Invocation and Dance for Organ, Strings and Percussion." Fedak is a 1975 Hope graduate from Albany, N.Y.
Other works on the program will include Gioachino Rossini's "Semiramide Overture"; "L'Arlesienne, Suite No. 2," by Georges Bizet; and Antonio Vivaldi's concerto "The Four Seasons," for violin and strings, with Joseph Deller as soloist. Deller is a Hope senior from Dearborn.
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Great colours for a guy. I love it
Wow...for not quilting long you sure did a great job!!!
When it seems like the world is falling to pieces remember that the pieces are falling into place. We are nearing closer to the End Times.
These are the Civil War fabrics. I was having a hard time trying to find something I thought he would like. Decided on these and my DSIL has a LA so she gets the credit for all the quilting.
Nice job!!
Beautiful quilt!
Lovely, very masculine.
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Great looking manly quilt! You did a great job and your SIL's quilting is outstanding, too. Good job all around! I'm sure he is very happy with it.
That's a lovely quilt - bet he loves it.
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Who wrote the book of love?Book of Love (1990) was a low-budget teen comedy that I rented once on a whim. All I remember is that it's set in the 1950s and features Michael McKean in a minor role; it was written by William Kotzwinkle, author of a series of books called Walter the Farting Dog. As for the song "Book of Love," I believe that to answer the question posed within would be circular and redundant, for surely the songwriters didn't intend to ask who had written their own song, unless they had some sort of amnesia.
Who put the bomp in the bomp-a-bomp-a-bomp?Various acts claim to have injected the bomp, among them Jan and Dean and Frankie Lymon. But I believe that the bomp has always been in the bomp-a-bomp-a-bomp, for without the bomp, the bomp-a-bomp-a-bomp could not exist. A more basic question, I would suggest, is whether the bomp-a-bomp-a-bomp could exist without the ram-a-lam-a-ding-dong: yes, but it wouldn't be as good.
How soon is now?From a scientific perspective, this question is nonsensical: "now" is the present, and a degree of soonness can't be applied to it. If we looked on the microscopic scale of the universe or something, maybe we'd find that now is actually soon, but it's just very, very soon, too soon to be detected by the naked eye. Perhaps a great physicist could answer this question, like maybe [that wheelchair guy]. Editor, please insert name of that wheelchair guy so I don't look stupid.
Why do fools fall in love?Because they're too foolish to perceive how ugly the other fools are, and that's why there are so many ugly, foolish babies born every day. To learn more about my theories, you might like to read this informative newsletter I print in my basement. It's about a wonderful science called eugenics, and it's going to revitalize the human race — no, just kidding, you elitist asshole. Let the fools have their love. It's all they've got.
What's the frequency Kenneth?I'm assuming you meant to ask, "What's the frequency [of] Kenneth[s]." According to the 2005 census, there are approximately 1,205,102 Kenneths in the United States, and that makes it the 17th most common male first name. Therefore, the frequency of Kenneths is about 0.826 percent.
How does it feel to be on your own?What? Are you asking me? I suppose I'm not really on my own, but I appreciate your concern.
Who's that girl running around with you?Why is this thing getting so personal? I'm just trying to help people out by answering the great inscrutable questions of pop music, so let's not make this into something it's not. But, since you asked, that's Amanda. We don't really do a lot of running around, however.
Is she really going out with him?Hey, c'mon, pal, I'm right here.
Can you feel the love tonight?You mean right now? Well, I guess we've established kind of a camaraderie during the course of this thing, so yeah, sure, I guess I can feel the love, in a sort of masculine, Viking, two-dudes-hanging-out way. High five.
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I have adopted a hive from my farmer which needs to be moved to his new location a mile and a half down the road. This hive swarmed 2 weeks ago and the swarm now resides at the new farm.
I have only briefly been in the hive to pilfer a frame of honey and a frame with a queen cell as insurance for the swarm. There is a ton of honey and a large population remaining.
My concern is since it has been two weeks, if there were other queen cells presumably they will have emerged? If I move the hive after dark to a new place, if the new queen has already started her mating flights will she re orient at a new location, or is this the worst timing?
If I dig into the hive and discover no queen cells(will they leave signs of a newly emerged cell or clean it up right away?). Should I requeen before a move or after? I actually have a purchased queen but I am inclined to let them keep their genetics going as they have done so well with little intervention other than exceptional forage.
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Cooking Lesson?
Hi guys,
I wonder if anybody can help?
I help volunteer for a charity called Running For A Life, a charity founded by Charlie Webster which looks to improve youngsters lives by giving them an opportunity to get involved in sport. At the moment we are helping 7 young adults from Brixton (17-19yrs old) turn their lives around by getting them involved in running.
Everybody knows a healthy body = a healthy mind and key to this is food. I would like to organise a cooking/food lesson for the 7 youngsters teaching them about eating right and eating healthily.
Ideally I would like to organise so the youngsters have a lesson from a top chef teaching them easy meals to cook that helps with their training?
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Re: Cooking Lesson?
Do you mean you want a celebrity chef to do the lesson? Where are you and who do you have in mind? What good restaurants are near you?
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We are a charity based in London, England - Ideally we would like a celebrity chef to teach the youngsters some cooking skills and show them how easy it is to buy, cook and eat healthily
#4 Fri 27 Apr 12 1:16am
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Re: Cooking Lesson?
Good luck Runningforalife.
Those celebrity chefs are so busy!
I think your best chance would be to get your spiel ready and just be as persistent as you can, ringing up restaurants they own/work at, magazines they write for, any thing you can.... and hope you strike lucky.
There are so many competing for their time and attention that you will need good luck as well as your good argument.
It might be more practical and affective to find someone local who is a chef and that you can build a relationship with, and hopefully could build one with the boys.
I hope you can find what you want
Best wishes
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if you are looking for someone who can cook and has run a marathon, I think we all know who could be, keep posting and have faith
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This makes me sad. Celebrity is not the only way forward, but don't mind me.
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Re: Cooking Lesson?
I thought the same and it's worth saying it, so look for someone passionate and you'll make them cook with passion
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Steven Wright Interviews MPL President and Former Fighter, Clifton Brown
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This week on Steven "The Warman" Wright's Kickboxing Podcast, MPL president and former fighter Clifton Brown sat down for an interview to discuss the MuayThai Premier League. Among the many topics discussed were production, availability and scoring. Clifton gave some great insight on the ongoings of the promotion and answered some great questions posed by Steven. This is a must-listen for fans of kickfighting as there are some great breakdowns and information given by Clifton Brown.
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yea i expect a close game too , eli is the best QB in the nfl , him alone is enough for them sometimes. i say we win though, hope im wrong about it being close and we blow em out though but doubt it with eli.
Eli definitely is best in the NFL. People don't want to admit it but it's true.
Will be interesting to see what Cruz does without nicks, and with Hixon. Even with Nicks, a downgrade from Manningham.
Although the interesting x-factor is their new TE Martellus Bennett. They have Andre brown and David Wilson in place of Jacobs to go along with Bradshaw. Not a terrifying rushing attack IMO if we controlled CJ spiller and Fred Jackson today, and AP in our loss.
Giants fans treat Eli like we used to with Montana -- always in the game. It's time we out enough points to one dimensional use the b*****d and get some picks.
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7 U.S. Code § 3406 - Exemption for retail bakers
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Exemption for retail bakers
Any end product manufacturer who is a retail baker shall be exempt from the provisions of this chapter. For the purposes of this section, the term "retail baker" shall be deemed to include all end product manufacturers who sell end products directly to the ultimate consumer: Provided, That such term shall not include any end product manufacturer who derives less than 10 per centum of gross end product sales revenues from sales to ultimate consumers or who derives 10 per centum or more of gross food or food products sales revenues from the sale of such products manufactured or produced by others.
(Pub. L. 95–113, title XVII, § 1707, Sept. 29, 1977, 91 Stat. 1036.)
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The January edition of SECURITY SALES & INTEGRATION includes our annual industry forecast as a cornerstone of our special 2014 Industry Forecast Issue. For the piece, I interviewed 25 of the industry's most knowledgeable market analysts, business experts, security dealers, systems integrators, supplier representatives and trade association directors. Some of their perspectives can be found in the magazine article, with the balance of their assessments appearing in separate Under Surveillance blog posts.
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What type of year are you anticipating overall for manufacturers?
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