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Samuel GallantLondon, Ontario, CA
I can do very deep and narrative voices, and can imitate several characters from varying movies/TV shows.
English (North American), English
Indian (India), North American, Russian, Scottish (Standard Scottish English)
Middle Aged
Special Skills
Audiobooks, Business, Cartoons, Documentaries, Educational, Internet, Jingles, Movie Trailers, Podcasting, Radio, Telephone, Television, Videogames
Payment Terms
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Braun Minipimer 5-Hand Blender
Simplify food preparation in the kitchen with Braun's Minipimer 5-Hand Blender. This sleek and easy-to-use appliance features a whisk, chopper, 500mL beaker so you can chop, puree, and blend. Grab one today and save time in the kitchen!
- Braun appliances
- Minipimer 5-Hand Blender
- Package contents:
- 1 x Braun hand blender
- 1 x beaker
- 1 x 500mL chopper
- 1 x stainless steel whisk
- Blends & purees in seconds
- Anti-splashing design keeps your kitchen clean
- Chops meat, hard cheese, nuts, and carrots
- Whisk and beat egg white & produce whipped cream
- Turbo speed function
- Materials: Plastic/Stainless steel
- Wattage: 600
- Speed: 15
- Model: MQR530SAUCE
- Dishwasher safe parts
- Colour: White/grey
- Country of origin: Poland
- Protected by our 12 MONTH WARRANTY
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German engineering at it's finest - that's Braun! From electric razors to toothbrushes and haircare appliances - you can be sure that this brand has got you covered with the best craftsmanship going around!
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text: Bacterial nanocellulose production and application: a 10-year overviewAngela Faustino Jozala, Leticia Celia de Lencastre-Novaes, +6 authors Marco Vinícius ChaudApplied Microbiology and Biotechnology2015Production of bacterial nanocellulose (BNC) is becoming increasingly popular owing to its environmentally friendly properties. Based on this benefit of BNC production, researchers have also begun to examine the capacity for cellulose production through microbial hosts. Indeed, several research groups have developed processes for BNC production, and many… (More)


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Taxpayers Strike Out In Subsidized Ballparks
April 6, 1999
No new stadium was christened at the start of this baseball season. The Seattle Mariners will move into their new $498 million park in July, however.
On opening day in 2000 there will be new ballparks for the Houston Astros, the Milwaukee Brewers and the San Francisco Giants. Only the Giants' new stadium will be funded primarily with private dollars. Taxpayers will be footing the bill for the rest.
- During the 20th Century, more than $20 billion (in 1997 dollars) has been spent on major league stadiums and arenas -- including at least $14.7 billion in taxpayer subsidies.
- That figure does not include billions in subsidies through the use of tax-free municipal bonds and interests paid on debt.
- For the rest of this year and the next several years, another conservative estimate points to more than $13.5 billion more being spent on new major league facilities -- including more than $9 billion in taxpayer subsidies.
While team owners argue that sports facilities can't be built without hitting up taxpayers, the fact is that a great number of stadiums were privately funded in the past and a number are being privately financed now -- including arenas in Columbus, Los Angeles and Denver.
Source: Raymond J. Keating (Cato Institute), "Squeeze Play: Do Baseball Stadiums Need Our Bucks to Get Built?" Washington Post, April 5, 1999.
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Germans are known for their lagers, but in Northern Germany (especially Dusseldorf), Altbier is a common bier. Altbier is a malty clean-tasting, copper-colored ale with a distinct level of hop bitterness. KC Bier Co's Doppel Alt is brewed in the tradition of a Sticke—a brewery's seasonal Alt with higher alcohol and a special formulation. Doppel Alt is a dry-hopped medium bodied ale with toasted malt and caramel flavors balanced by noble hop bitterness and an aromatic hop nose of tropical fruit and mint.
Suggested Food Pairings:
Roasted or grilled pork or beef, BBQ, spicy mexican dishes, burgers with thick cut bacon
Suggested Cheese Pairings:
Savory Emmentalor, Nutty Asiago or Earthy Gruyere


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Rooms, services Guests looking for accommodation in Freigericht are welcome to book 15 nicely furnished rooms at Vorspessart Freigericht. Parking is availably nearby for those arriving by car. Wireless Internet connection (WiFi) is available at the hotel, ensuring that you can stay up-to-date during your holiday. If you wish to learn more about the exact scope of services provided by Vorspessart Freigericht (including any available for an extra fee), you will find them on the information sheet below.
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11 Dec IF I was planing for having children…
I have the deepest respect for all parents who day in and day out selflessly help their small kids to cope. It surely does not seem easy. They take turns to work, bring to kindergarten, grocery shopping, cooking, wipe the snot, wipe poop, wipe up food on the floor, dress the kids in salopettes-warm jackets-hat-gloves (it's cold in Sweden 9 months of the year), go up in the middle of the night, and so on. Moreover, it seems lonely and at times tedious. Parents take turns to be off work and during that time they are alone with a child which during the early years do not directly offer a diverse and intellectually stimulating intercourse. It makes me think of the previous Swedish prime minister Carl Bildt who once walked past a little kid who said "poo". "An extraordinarily intellectually contribution", said Carl with his beautiful dry humor. Liberating attitude, but sure this "contribution" can become monotonous month after month… Mothers and fathers walking around alone for an hour with a pram in the park to get some air. This particular sight, I think symbolizes that something is wrong with the way we plan for our children. I'll come back to this.
In principle, all parents of young children have a mantra they repeat. "Sure it's tough, but it's worth it. When you ahve your own children, you will understand". Since I have no children but is a 33-year-old soul seeker who can do what I feel like, I can not claim that this mantra is not true. But I hear what I hear and I see what I see. Some parents in my surroundings, almost exclusively fathers, pronounce something different in confidential talks. "I'd be lying if I said that it was more fun than difficult times", or "it really is like a second full-time job." I recently read in a Swedish newspaper that one in three Swedish couples with infants separates. So certainly there is a situation to deal with.
Trips to other environments and time I have spent with my mentors has opened my eyes to how my potential future children could grow up. Most people would probably agree that it is very exhausting to be alone with a small child, plus that it can be boring. Are there instead several adults and several children together the kids tend to entertain each other and the adults get more varied societies. It becomes more like a herd, and we humans are still herd animals. Of course we need lone-time and this is also simplified in a larger group. I think it might be a good idea to carefully structure our lives for having children, before the little darlings arrive. Children seem to be the most life-changing event in life, but must it for that sake be so hard? I am now going to paint my romantic dream, but it is not just a fantasy – I know children who grow up pretty much this:
10 parent couples live in 10 separate villas, which together create a small community in nature. It may be near a big city. These parents have a similar approach to child rearing and they like each other. (Although it certainly can appear some drama or an affair with time. But a little action nobody has died from). 😉 There is a large assembly building where the common meals and celebrations can be held. All households have joined forces to afford one or two full-time employed babysitters who loves children and likes to cook. Right now there's eleven children (yes, I believe in fewer children than adults in our overpopulated world) in this modern collective, four parental leave moms and two parental leave dads. The other parents can concentrate on their job, assured that the kids are in good hands. Those who are at home of course also have the possibility to run projects alongside childrearing.
None of the eight adults and eleven children at home need to feel alone, there is always someone to hang out with in different ages. Lone-time is like I said important, and will be easier when more help each other. When you and your partner want to go off on a much-needed love holiday, it is also easily arranged. The children can sleep in their own beds (unless they are too small), eating meals in the assembly building or with any of the neighbor families. Parents who want to be home with their children have this opportunity, instead of handing them over to an institution kindergarten. Children can run between the houses, they get safe continuous relations, more role models than just their parents and they socialize across age boundaries instead of being 15 two-year-olds in a department. It's more natural, more familiar and less industrialized. All these eternal transports to and from work, daycare and school is also significantly decreased. It becomes a little calmer.
This is of course also do-able in a smaller scale in a friendly residential area. In a way it is like going back to how it used to be, or rather how it has been in all ages worldwide. Kindergarten and lone parents with baby stroller in the park is something that exists only in the Western world, and that only has existed for about 50 years. It does not seem very healthy. But we probably can not expect the government to fix this for us. I therefore intend to make it on my own, if I find a woman who like the idea and some friends who have a similar vision. Somebody that are on? 🙂
PS 1. I have written a longer text about relationships where this idea is developed further, plus ideas on child rearing that I have learned from my mentors. Read it at the top of the page under Subjects – Relationships.
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New Delhi, Jul 8 (UNI) Anguished at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's announcement to proceed with the Indo-US nuclear deal by approaching the IAEA, the Left parties today resolved to withdraw their outside support to the UPA government, ending the 50-month-old alliance.
The Left parties have sought an appointment tomorrow morning with President Pratibha Patil, who is presently in Mumbai, to formally submit the letter of withdrawal and urge her to ask the Manmohan Singh-led government to seek a vote of confidence.
The Left parties who have been at loggerheads with the government over the nuclear deal for quite a long time, also rejected the proposal of Mr Pranab Mukherjee, convenor of the UPA-Left panel on the deal, who in a reply to the Left query, proposed to them to hold a meeting on the panel on July 10 to discuss the pending issues.
The panel, at its meeting on June 25, had decided to hold another meeting to record the findings of the Committee but had dispersed without fixing the date.
The unanimous decision to withdraw support was taken at an hour-long meeting of the four Left parties held at the CPI(M) headquarters A K Gopalan Bhawan.
CPI (M) General Secretary Prakash Karat, just before the meeting at 1130 hrs, said, ''Now when the Prime Minister has announced the decision to go to IAEA, what is left there?'' At the end of the hour-long meeting, Mr Karat, in the company of his counterpart in CPI A B Bardhan and others read out a one-page communique sent this morning to Mr Mukherjee.
In a reply on why the Left parties have chosen to decide on withdrawing support when the Prime Minister is abroad, Mr Bardhan retorted, ''Why should we wait for the PM when he has chosen to ignore us and making an announcement on foreign soil?'' Later, Mr Bardhan told UNI that ordinarily they would have waited for the Prime Minister to come back but were forced to take decision in view of the Prime Minister's ''overzealousness'' to please the United States.'' Reacting to the Prime Minister's assertion that the numbers are on his side in the House, Mr Bardhan said that was why they wanted Dr singh to seek a vote of confidence. ''Isse pata chal jaega ki uske pas kitne MPs hain.'' (This will confirm the number of MPs on his side), he added.
To another query if the Left felt unhappy with the recent political developments and the role of the ruling party in ditching them, Mr Bardhan said ''nothing of the sort. We knew, that it is going to happen.'' The Left parties have been moving in this direction for the last few months.
The communique signed by all the general secretaries of the Left parties, pointed towards the sixth meeting of the panel on November 16, 2007 where it was decided that the government will proceed with the talks and the outcome will be presented to the Committee for its consideration before it finalises its findings.
Till now the outcome of the talks, that is the Safeguards Agreements negotiated with the IAEA secretariat, has not been made available to the Committee. Without the text, the Committee cannot come to any findings.
The Left parties said the UPA had refused to provide the text to the members of the Committee, ''no purpose will be served with a meeting on July 10.
''As you are aware, the Left parties had decided that if the government goes to the IAEA Board of Governors, they will withdraw support. In view of the Prime Minister's announcement, that time has come,'' Mr Bardhan said.


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A Director's Dos and Don'ts For Working in Television
Director Bethany Rooney shares her dos and don'ts for actors working in television.
A Director's Dos and Don'ts For Working in Television
Director Bethany Rooney shares her dos and don'ts for actors working in television.
10 Finalists Chosen for 2013 Fox Writers Intensive
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Tad Quill and John Leguizamo Pilots Get CDs
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