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When you say 32 flavors I think ice cream, I think Baskin-Robbins ice cream. However when I checked their website there are more than 32 flavors. Additionally their "fun facts" page states that the
Baskin-Robbins "31®" was created to represent a different ice cream flavor for each day of the month. The "31 Flavors" concept was introduced into marketing efforts in 1953.
I did find a web page for the Dairy Palace in Canton, Texas with a menu of 32 Flavors of Hand-Dipped Blue Bell Ice Cream. Here, in alphabetical order, are those 32 flavors: Banana Nut, Banana Pudding, Black Walnut, Bubble Gum, Buttered Pecan, Cake Batter, Caramel Fudge Pecan, Cherry Vanilla, Chocolate Chip, Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, Coffee, Cookies and Cream, Cotton Candy, Country Vanilla Yogurt, Dutch Chocolate, Fudge Nut Brownie, Happy Tracks, Homemade Vanilla, Lemon, Mint Chocolate Chip, Moo-lennium Crunch, No Sugar Added Vanilla, Peaches and Homemade Vanilla, Peppermint, Pistachio Almond, Pralines and Cream, Rainbow Sherbet, Rocky Road, Strawberries and Cream, Strawberry, Strawberry Cheesecake, Tin Roof, Triple Chocolate, and White Chocolate Almond.
Normally Dutch Chocolate would probably be my first pick followed closely by Caramel Fudge Pecan, Mint Chocolate Chip or Fudge Nut Brownie. But today, given that it is not that long after Christmas and I did not have a single candy cane during the holidays I would select Peppermint. Ideally I would like some hot chocolate sauce drizzled generously over it. Other flavors that sound appealing include Buttered Pecan, Caramel Fudge Pecan, Triple Chocolate, and White Chocolate Almond. I am not quite sure what Moo-lennium Crunch, Happy Tracks, Tin Roof flavors are.
Given the choice which flavor of ice cream would you order?
John Chapman, aka Johnny Appleseed, was born on September 26, 1774, in Leominster, Massachusetts. Beginning in 1802 he wandered through northern and Midwestern states planting apple nurseries. Many of his seeds were collected from cider presses in Pennsylvania. His trees fed many settlers and legend says he was loved wherever he went.
So enjoy a fresh apple in his honor, or perhaps some applesauce or a slice of apple pie.
I remember this restaurant as Molly's Balloon went it first opened. It replaced a clothing shop and at the time there were other places to eat along Hanover's main street that I preferred. That was back in the mid 1980s. Now the other places I knew are long gone. So while making a day trip to the "Upper Valley" Molly's is where we stop for lunch these days. It is pretty typical of a New England college town hang out, take your parents establishment. The decor is wise crack comments on wooden plagues, old back and white photos of Dartmouth doings, and other memorabilia.
So when we stopped there this past Sunday I enjoyed a house salad, a cranberry spritzer, and the 4 oz maple glazed salmon with snow peas while my husband had a house salad, a Sam Adams Pale Ale, and a cheeseburger with fries. Because I had no starch I asked if my husband wanted to share a piece of carrot cake with me. Well I am sorry to say I failed to take a photo of the carrot cake but it was a gigantic slice. We both ate all we wanted and still had about half of it left to bring home.
As I mentioned yesterday, my husband and I made a day trip to Boston on Sunday. We returned to Summer Shack for a second time and were very pleased with the experience. My appetizer was an item off the specials board, corn fritters with maple syrup. The fitters were on the spicy side but the a deep dunk of each bite into the saucer of mid grade syrup helped balance that fact. The rest of our meal was off the standard menu — with the exception that I was able to sub a side for my grilled shrimp: I opted out of french fries and enjoy a sticky almond coconut rice that was part of an entrée special.
Sometimes you only need to go down the road a few miles for a few hours to get away and feel treated. Family gatherings for the holidays did not exist in my husband's family, and on my side they had been important but they fell apart about 12 years ago. So we have done many a trip at holiday times. Sometimes it doesn't work out to go away, like this past Easter. We went to a favorite restaurant in Brandon, VT - Cafe Provence. It is not far away but it felt like a holiday. For me it was a big holiday off from counting calories and limiting sweet treats. This plate of mini desserts was heaven –Clockwise, starting with the baby chick cookie, a lemon square, chocolate cake, chocolate case with raspberry mouse, and vanilla cheesecake with kiwi. Believe it or not there were a few more dessert choices that I passed on (fruit tart, flour-less chocolate cake, & tiramisu that I can remember.)
Would you rather be a food critic, a book critic, or a film critic?
Food critic, no doubt about it. I like books but I have no desire to dissect them. I have even less desire to dissect films. But food, dissecting food is fun. And I believe I already have a better knowledge base when it comes to food then I do in the other two subjects.
Now I am not truly aspiring to be a food critic but if you are then you would find this interesting — Rita Connelly lucked into becoming a food critic/writer when she noticed an ad in a local newspaper for a restaurant reviewer. She has a great tips to share.
The one strength she mentions that you need which I don't possess is
"You cannot be a timid eater and be a
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I knew there was a reason I was not really serious about becoming a food critic.
As the only landlocked state in New England there are not many (any) Vermont restaurants that focus on serving fresh fish and seafood. So when we make a trip to Boston we want what we can not find at home. Usually that means a meal at one of the Legal Seafood Restaurants. They are good, moderately price for city eating, but also pretty predictable. Now my husband loves predictable but me, I like something different now and then. We had planned on trying Jasper White's Summer Shack on Sunday. It did not disappoint and the prices were right in line with what we normally shell out to eat at a Legal location.
I started my meal with one of the blackboard special appetizers, a trio of mini seafood salad rolls, one each lobster, crab, & shrimp. Very tasty, although I would note that the bread part of the roll was cute but not special - served cold & dry. My husband enjoyed his crab cake appetizer from the regular menu that was accompanied by a corn & bean salad. I ordered the "lazy man" lobster casserole entry which featured the meat of a one pound lobster in a Newburg sauce (?- different from the Newburg sauces of my past), topped with garlic crumbs and cheese. My reasoning was I wanted lobster but did not want to fuss with the shell but I would not order the lazy lobster again. There was nothing wrong with it except that it was quite rich (caloric) and the lobster did not need it (OK, me either). Eating it without splashing sauce, given that the tail & claws were whole was not that simple either. My husband also select a regular menu item for his main, crisp fried Ipswich whole belly clams with fries and coleslaw. Now one little oddity occurred with making this order. The online menu said you could sub sides for $2. One husband did not want his coleslaw but would have been happy to pay the $2 for broccoli. Our waiter said he could not sub the coleslaw. So I piped up that my husband could have the broccoli side I had ordered, and I would take my husband's coleslaw. All and all Summer Shack was a nice change. The decor and atmosphere are casual. The waiters wear some clever T-shirts: one said Lobster, oysters, and clams, Oh my" while another said "We don't gamble with our clams". I am sure we will go back to Summer Shack, but that we will also continue to patronize Legal Seafood too.


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Now trendy fashion label PPQ wants to capture that distinctive look and are due to create a Winoinspired range.
Designer Amy Molyneaux said: "Yes there have been talks with Amy and we are now in the first stages of the project. The range will be all about highend statement pieces, inspired by Amy's style. For example, maybe a dress or an amazing piece of jewel lery l ike a bracelet."
We revealed earlier this year that PPQ is set to make a range with Peaches Geldof to rival Kate Moss at Topshop, and its designs are regularly worn by brat-pack members including Jaime Winstone and Daisy Lowe.
Back To Black singer Amy, 25, has spent most of the past six months in St Lucia, and yesterday was rushed to hospital complaining of chest pains.
The idea of pinning her down to work on a project seems unlikely, but PPQ seems unfazed. Ms Molyneaux added: "It's going to be distributed online, we are going to be providing all materials and doing the design, but Amy will definitely be involved in the creative process.
" It will be very dif ferent to Peaches' line for PPQ as that was more of a diffusion line. This will be a homage to Amy's look."
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The first military submarines were not very high tech. Even flushing the toilet was tricky! Compressed air was used to blast the toilet's load out of the sub. Since the bubbles might give away the sub's position, toilets were only flushed at night. If you turned the wrong valve, a day's worth of poop would blow into the sub!
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Don and Bets share a happy moment at the Stork Club. Jimmy Barrett will ensure that the evening goes right into the "garbage."
New York landmarks figure prominently in key plot twists during Sunday night's important episode of "Mad Men." Jimmy Barrett, content to "Grin and Barrett" no more, calls Don "garbage" for carrying on with his wife, Bobbie. The showdown happens during a party at the Stork Club. Roger Sterling, impressed with "New Girl" secretary Jane Siegel's snug pink sweater, asks where she got it -- so that he can make ensure his daughter never buys it. (She bought it S. Klein's on the Square, in Union Square, of course.) And Jane, all of 20 years old, proves herself to be quite adept at the office politics game. She survived getting fired by Joan Holloway by turning to Sterling. It comes up that she lives on Jane Street in the Village, a fact that Roger finds all too delightful as he assures her that her job is safe. And now, on to the show:
* Klein's -- The defunct Union Square institution, S. Klein on the Square, comes up in a flirty conversation between Sterling and Don's secretary, Jane. Roger manages to find out not only where Jane bought that sexy sweater, but he also pointedly asks whether she also lives in the neighborhood that was home to the store, Union Square. (He finds out later that she lives in the Village.) So could Roger have his latest office concubine in the making? She is cold to his flirtations -- until she needs him later to keep her job. We shall see. As for Klein's, it closed in 1975, and the building was empty for about a decade during the neighborhood's rough days. The site now holds the pyramid-topped Zeckendorf Towers, a major catalyst in the area's revival. The place was famous for its deep discounts, and many a New Yorker of a certain age remembers hitting up Klein's in a scavenge for deals. Ethel Mertz herself says she hunted for bargains at the store in an episode of "I Love Lucy." It also comes up in "All in the Family." Now you can add "Mad Men" to the list. More on Klein's here. And click here to see a Walker Evans photo of the store on Union Square East.* Stork Club -- Today, it's the site of a pocket park named after CBS pioneer William Paley, but in 1962, the Stork Club, at 3 E. 53rd St., was in the twilight of its years as one of New York's swankiest nightclubs, where the rich, the famous and those chronicling their adventures intersected. It was precisely the sort of place where Jimmy Barrett and his bosses at ABC would celebrate Jimmy's 39-episode deal for potential Candid Camera-killer "Grin and Barrett." Just three years after this episode was set, the Stork Club would be no more. We've always had a weakness for Stork Club memorabilia -- get your own ashtray on eBay. Or better, head down to Moon Indigo at the Showplace Antique Center in Chelsea, which has a mouthwatering collection of Stork Club collectibles.
* Jane Street in the Village -- Last week, we knocked the show for having Peggy live in "Prospect Park," especially since in the early 1960s, much of Manhattan or Brooklyn Heights would have been within reach of a working girl blazing up the career ladder. In this episode, we find out that Don's secretary, Jane Siegel, lives on Jane Street in the Village. Roger Sterling is charmed by this discovery, and so are we. It sounds just about right for a well-appointed young professional woman starting her career in 1962. The Village was not yet entirely the preserve of financiers, actors and lucky rent-stabilization holdouts. Here's a good overview of Jane Street history, which informs us that there were were once so many writers living there that it was called "author's row."
* Murray Hill -- Now if Jane Street was the place for writers, then account executive (and, as he will oft remind you, published author) Ken Cosgrove should be the one living on Jane Street, or chasing the haunts of name-brand authors like Arthur Miller and Truman Capote across the river in Brooklyn Heights. But, no, much to our surprise, Ken lives in, gulp, Murray Hill. Now, in 1962, Murray Hill was a much quieter neighborhood, without the twentysomething scene on Third Avenue that you either love because you're part of it, or you passionately detest. It was a time when the hood was more serene, with more families, old-timers and the deep-pocketed townhouse crowd, and nary a "Dormandy Court"-style tower in sight. And yes, you can walk to your job on Madison Avenue, which, Ken tells us, he choose not to. Based on events in this episode, we suspect that the married but gay Sal will be making excuses to pop into the neighborhood to bump into Ken, or heck, return that lighter he seems to have kept as a curious token.
* Give a hoot, Draper family! Woodsy the Owl and his PSAs urging you to "help keep America looking good" clearly would have never originated in the mind of Don Draper. The Drapers' suburban picnic, possibly somewhere near their home in Ossining, ends on a most distasteful note. After a pleasantly relaxing afternoon, the couple is reclining on a picnic blanket, with Bets resting her head on Don's stomach; both observe that they should do this more often as they take in the bucolic delights. Shortly after, they get up to leave and an inebriated Don chucks his empty beer can into the field, while Bets shakes her blanket onto the grass and leaves crumpled napkins and other trash behind. To add insult to injury, their young son is taught to urinate behind a tree. No matter, they will drive home in Don's gleaming new Cadillac Coup De Ville. Well, we can hope that by the early 1970s, environmentalism will catch up with the Draper bunch.
* Meet the Mets -- It's the late spring of 1962, and the Mets are in their inaugural season, hoping to fill the void in the hearts of New Yorkers left by the Dodgers and Giants, and even pairing their team colors (blue for the Dodgers, orange for the Giants.). Anyway, Ken Cosgrove, our author friend from Murray Hill, has scored tickets to a Mets game, and he says, in the kind of phrasing that has forever haunted the Mets, has "great seats for probably a terrible game." And he would have watched the game not at Shea Stadium, which would not be ready for two years, but at the Polo Grounds in upper Manhattan. When the games at Shea began, it was the end for the Polo Grounds, which is now the site of a public housing project by the same name.
* Martinson Coffee -- Sterling and Cooper wins an account to freshen up the image of Martinson Coffee (nee Martinson's). The New York area coffee was prized among many and can be found in ShopRite stores to this day, we've read. It was founded in New York City 1899 by a Latvian immigrant Joseph Martinson, who soon became a pioneer in vacuum-sealed coffee. The show makes references to using puppets to sell Martinson, a reference to Jim Henson's early Muppets, who appeared in commercials for this and other coffee brands. Will interest perk in Martinson now that it's been name-dropped on "Mad Men"? You can order it online. And here's a discussion on NYC coffee brands.
* Museum of Early American Folk Arts -- Don has been asked to join the soon-to-open museum's board, a sure sign, Cooper tells him, that he has arrived as a power broker in society. ("Philanthropy is the gateway to power," advises Bertram Cooper.) The museum opened in New York in 1961, about the time the episode is set. It eventually became the American Folk Art Museum. More on its history here. Find out more about the museum today here. We know we'll be looking for Don Draper's name in the lobby the next time we visit!
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The news overnight that the U.S. and Japan have reached an agreement to move about 9,000 U.S. Marines off the island of Okinawa means that slightly more than half of the Marines who have been stationed there will be heading to Guam and other places in the Pacific.
According to U.S. officials who last night briefed reporters about the agreement, approximately 10,000 Marines will remain on Okinawa.
As Reuters reports, "the new plan, unveiled days before Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda meets President Barack Obama in Washington, helps the allies work around the central but still-unresolved dispute over moving the Futenma air base from a crowded part of Okinawa to a new site that has vexed relations for years."
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The follow-up title to the soar-away success of When I Were A Lad... (9781906032845 - sales approaching 100,000) and When I Were A School Lad...(9781907554148), When I Were A Nipper... comes from a time long before anyone dreamed up Cbeebies. When I Were A Nipper... takes the pain of miserable childhoods and concentrates on the under-sixes.
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I watched District 9 for the first time last night. It's a fillum that was much talked about at the time of its release but I managed to miss.
So what to say about it?
I rather liked it. Mainly in a "that was well done" way rather than a visceral "that moved me" way tho.
Your main actor (Sharlto Copley) was excellent. His portayal of a bloke that we all know (if you've worked in an office) doing his job was very good as was his descent into the meat of the plot.
The story was nothing desperately new, nor were the morals: "humans are the nasty ones", "aliens may not be all they seem", "money trumps everything", "alien weapons are waaaaay cooool" and of course "Nigerians are evil money-grubbing bullies and psychopaths" (err maybe not that last there). But I thought it handled them well.
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The last section. It moved the fillum from quite a thoughtful one into a Transformers movie of all things. I guess it was only to be expected; after all what's a sci-fi fillum without exploding heads and fizzy weapons? I reckon they had to sell the thing to distributors and without the fizz-bang of the ending it wouldn't have been bought.
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I love strawberries. My mouth waters when I walk past those sweet, juicy berries at the grocery store. Most of the time, I'll eat strawberries all by themselves, but sometimes I want dessert. That's when my shortcut shortcakes are perfect.
I like tossing my strawberries with a little sugar, but you definitely do not have to.
To make two desserts it take me less than five minutes, and they are delicious.
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- Slice pound cake into 1 inch slices.
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Business Report has published an article quoting Jimmy Manyi, the director general of the department of labour, that government will get tough on companies that do not comply with affirmative action and B-BBEE laws.
I understand his frustration – we have the same frustration with companies that refuse to make any effort, while publicly stating that they support the initiative. Our clients lose points if their suppliers do not comply.
The confusion comes when Jimmy Manyi states "His department is planning on introducing a clause into the BEE act which would allow governmen to terminate or refuse contracts of companies that do not comply with the law by June next year." The article further states "He said it was his job as the DG of Labour to ensure that this happened." The fact remains that the B-BBEE act is administered by the department of trade and industry, not labour. I need to ask "Who is running B-BBEE – dti or labour or treasury?" In the case of employment equity, the department of labout is certainly responsible, but this forms only a small part of the BEE scorecard.
Jimmy Manyi wants to allow government to terminate or refuse contracts that do not comply with the law. The irony is that government currently does not follow the B-BBEE act. Treasury has been trying for some time to reconcile the PPPFA – the law that government does follow the the B-BBEE act, and it probably will not even be enacted by June 2010. It may well happen that the revised PPPFA makes it mandatory to follow the B-BBEE act, but this will be the responsibility of Treasury, not the DG of labour.
Another issue is that the B-BBEE act is based on a scorecard, so it is not feasible to state categorically that a company complies or does not comply. A key point of the B-BBEE scorecard is levels of compliance. Surely the new clause proposed by Mr Manyi should be based on levels of compliance? In any event it is compliance with the principles of B-BBEE, not the law. The act as is stands makes B-BBEE mandatory only for government and government enterprises, not companies. The dti believes that the cascading effect of each company asking every other company (their suppliers) for a scorecard is a good way to go about ensuring B-BBEE levels of compliance.
Ironically again the enterprises that should become compliant, and which Jimmy Manyi should be concerned about, are the many government enterprises that do not have scorecards, or have very poor scorecards. SAA is a level 8 – pretty poor for the national carrier. The PIC does not even know they need a scorecard!
While I have no problem in ministers and DGs condemning companies for not having a scorecard or not complying with any act, the message that is going out is totally confusing, and contradictory.
The problem with this approach is it encourages those who want to find an excuse to delay their implementation. They will now say they want to wait until the revised act is gazetted, or they want more information before thinking of implementing transformation. I know it is an excuse, and they should be condemned for this, but they will use confusing reports, such as the DG's comments to justify their inactions.
I do support his call for government to refuse to do business with companies that do not have a BEE scorecard, my problem is that he is sowing confusion.
Cyril Ramaphosa is very confused
Posted by Keith in BBBEE Knowledge, Fronting, True Empowerment on November 19th, 2009
Business Report has an article quoting Cyril Ramaphosa. He is complaining about lock-in clauses and the fact that the BEE codes have a "once empowered always empowered clause" that encourages businesses to offer loans to "BEE partners", and lock them in for up to 10 years. Often the partner cannot repay the loan so the business repossesses the shares but does not lose their BEE points because of the "once empowered, always empowered" clause.
This is what he says – unfortunately he is wrong about the "once empowered always empowered" clause. It simply does not exist! What does happen is companies DO have lock-in clauses, and they have sometimes re-possessed the shares when the partner could not repay the loan. Group 5 is a case in point, and it is something that I do not like, so on that point we do agree with Mr Ramaphosa. However there is no "once empowered always empowered" clause in the codes of good practice.
There was lots of talk about it: The concept was if a company lost its back shareholders they would retain the points they had earned before the shareholding was lost. This would have been a way for unscrupulous companies to front by making life intolerable for their investors, find a pretext to get rid of them and retain their points. In extreme cases a company could have sold (given) shares today to a black beggar, taken the shares back tomorrow and continued as if it had the black shareholding forever.
Were this the case, then Mr Ramaphosa's point would have been valid. The true situation is that the codes do recognise specific situations where the company has lost its black shareholding, and does make fair allowances for both parties. This is known as "Recognition of ownership after loss or sale of shares.
This clause, par 3.5 of code 100, statement 100 explains that under certain circumstances a company can recognise SOME of its points if teh sahres are lost or sold, under very specific circumstances. The example above does not count as being an accecptable circumstance. Some of the rules are:
1) The shareholder must have held his shares for more than 3 years
2) Value must have been created in the hands of the shareholder
3) Transformation must have taken place in the enterprise
Under those circumstances only about 40% of the points (this is a complicaed calculation) that had been earned can be recognised by the company, and they can only be recognised for as long as the period that shareholder originally held those shares.
This is very different to a "once empowered always empowered" clause. Cyril's biggest complaint about the "once empowered always empowered" rule is the black parties do not benefit at all from a failed deal. Clause 2) above makes it clear that a company can only recognise continued ownership if the black partners had value created in their hands. So, if there was no value created, the company cannot recognise any points from that failed deal.
It should also be reconignised that companies earn maximum points only if shares are being paid off during the period of the deal. If no shares are paid for then the company will lose up to 8 points on its scorecard. This should be an incentive to companies to try to ensure their partners do benefit financially and can start paying off the loans immediately in order to improve their scorecard.
This clause, the recognition of ownership after loss of sale of shares, seems fair enough and protect both sides. There was the celebrated case of Mzi Khumalo who held shares in Basil Read and sold those shares to restructure his protfolio. This was a perfectly valid business deal and he was fully entitled to sell shares he owned. Basil Read, on the other hand suddenly found themselves without a black sharehholder and since there shares are tightly held had great difficulty in findind shares for another partner to purchase. It makes business sense to offer a substantial discount to a partner in order to encourage him to stay for the "long haul". If the discount is sufficiently large then the business partner would be eager to purchase, knowing that he cannot sell for say ten years (the lock-in clause Cyril talks about).
In the above press article a BEE consultant refers to the financial sector charter stating that it does have such a clause. However the FSC does not exist as a legal document, and is not a legal sector code so it cannot be used as a reference point. One of the many reasons that the FSC cannot be finalised is because it uses definitions different to those in the codes.
Calculate how much are you losing with out Self Assessment
Posted by MPUMULO MAPHOSA in BBBEE Knowledge on November 11th, 2009
We have always stressed on the importance of doing self-assessment before going for verification. This is something that cannot be emphasized more. It is a purposive process relying on assessing and analyzing the existing situation for a measured entity and reporting thereof. The reason for doing self-assessment is to ensure that every point is accounted for in its entirety. Depending on the size of your company, earning one point can translate to a certain amount of money. Without doing self-assessment, you stand to lose a couple of points which in reality means you would have lost an X amount of money.
Let's do the numbers game on Socio-Economic Development, both for a Qualifying Small Enterprise and a Generic Company.
Net profit After Tax (R) | Target (%) | Target (R) | Cost/Point (R) QSE | Cost/Point (R) Generic |
100,000 | 1 | 1,000 | 40 | 200 |
1,000,000 | 1 | 10,000 | 400 | 2,000 |
2,000,000 | 1 | 20,000 | 800 | 4,000 |
4,000,000 | 1 | 40,000 | 1,600 | 8,000 |
5,000,000 | 1 | 50,000 | 2,000 | 10,000 |
As shown in the table above, it costs a certain amount of money to earn just a point under SED. Question is, how many points or how much money are you losing because you haven't done introspection? A great deal of money is lost without a comprehensive approach to self-assessment yet more often than not, we have realized that companies pull away from looking inside. As a remedy to this constantly overlooked drawback, we have online, a software to guide you throughout the process. For the Demo version, please click here http://econobee.co.za/dmdocuments/econobeev3/econobeev3%20presentation.htm
In all fairness, self-assessment is just one the many other stages of BBBEE compliance. It is equally as important as the rest. BBBEE compliance should be seen as a process not a once-off event. We recommend companies to follow our 10-step process in becoming BBBEE compliant. Visit the following link for the 10 steps: http://www.econobee.co.za/general/become-bee-compliant/10-steps-to-bee-compliance.html
Accountants BEE Charter Launched
Posted by Gavin in Uncategorized on November 5th, 2009
The DTI has gazetted the accountants BEE charter. This charter has been issued as a section 9 (5).
A short comments period will be allowed and thereafter it may be gazetted as a section 9.
More info to follow shortly.
We've got the TELKOM scorecard
Posted by Keith in Accreditation, Scorecard points, Socio-economic development, True Empowerment on November 3rd, 2009
Finally, after years of nagging, we've now got the TELKM scorecard. They finally issueda verified scorrecard on 8th October 2009. Their score is a rather poor level 5. Their ownership points is 7.24, management 11 – full makrs. Employment equity is 7.86 – lss than half the points available. Skills development is 10.48 which means they are making an effort to train their staff. Procurement is good at 18.19 pints which means they are making abig effot to deal with compliant suppliers. Eneterprise development is 0- showing that they are giving their suppliers a hard time by demanding compliancy, but making no effort to assist those very enterprises that do need help. Worse, socio economic development is 3.8 out of 5 showing that they spend less than the 1% industry norm on their CSI activities.
Normally I praise any company for making any effort towards transfomation, but I expect more of TELKOM. It took ages for them to issue a certificate, ostensibly because of their difficulty in identifying their shareholders, but assured us they were compliant in other ways. To push procurement at the expense of enterprise development is not a good strategy. and to care so little for their community that they do not reach targets on SED is unforgiveable. It should be remembered that both ED and SED are based on cumulative spend since 2007, so it is likley that TELKOM have never met targets on both those items for that past 2 years, and to reach targets in 2010 will be that much harder.
My feedback from the recent Sustainable Development Conference
Posted by Cornilius in Sustainable Development on November 2nd, 2009
We had a very good time of acquiring practical knowledge at the recent Sustainable Development Conference co-hosted by EconoBEE together with Kulima Solutions. The two-day event was an eye opener to the delegates who attended. Everyone was satisfied with the quality of the presentation and knowledge benefit.
The conference was hinged on the fact that something serious needs to be done with the unsustainable use of resources across the globe. Sustainable Development was defined as the "… development that meets needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs." Many organizations throughout the world have talked about sustainability but less effort has been put into the practical issues of the subject. It looks like everyone is scared of one day waking up to a resource-depleted earth but nothing further is undertaken to avert such a possible danger. The presenter touched on Malthus's Basic Theory which projects that one day the world will reach a point of crisis where the population will be more than the available resources. Companies especially need to revise the way they deplete the earth's resources if future generations are to find anything at all. Closely associated with how people are imposing their demand on the earth's resources is the concept of ecological footprint. This compares the human demand with the earth's ecological capacity to regenerate. In simple terms it shows how many earths are needed to sustain the global population supposing everybody lives a given lifestyle. In 2005 it was 1.3 earths. On comparative terms more developed countries have a higher number of earths needed to sustain human life.
It was realized that there are three main aspects that the subject of sustainable development centers on – Environment, Society and Economy. The impact of climate change was emphasized. Developed countries emit more gases into the atmosphere which contributes to adverse climate change and unsustainable lives. In response to the scare of the changing climate and continued unsustainable practices by organizations the UN has convened a number of summits. Notably, the UN commission for Sustainable Development meets annually to discuss progress on combating bad practices on this subject.
The conference discussed the different reporting systems. Some of the systems that were discussed include (AA) 1000; ISO 14000; FTSE 4 Good; DJSI World Index; JSE SRI Index and the GRI. A practical session was held where delegates discussed how the GRI has been implemented by one of the biggest companies in South Africa. Some areas that the company had not considered which are obviously relevant where highlighted. This session opened the eyes, especially to those delegates who have not yet started on the reporting of sustainability in their respective companies. It was quite enriching because it examined practical issues and how best reporting could be done. Keith Levenstein of EconoBEE had an opportunity to present a very rich reporting system that is currently being used by one of the leaders in Sustainability reporting in South Africa. The web-based system makes it so easy and funny to report on Sustainability instead of it being a burden. It consists of a variety of questions that are analysed in a very understandable way that produces the most objective results.
The conference presenter emphasized the need for companies to move further in practicing the most "green" habits. With the guidance of the presenter, delegates were given an opportunity to share some of the initiatives that go towards promoting sustainable development in their companies. It was unanimously agreed that all companies should enlighten the entire workforce on the importance of conserving resources so as to maintain the earth sustainable. The co-operation of every department and hierarchy in the company was identified as a vital thing if sustainable development is anything to materialize in companies.


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Maybe some of you have already heard about the year 2038 problem, caused by software and systems storing system time as a signed 32-bit integer. I thought it would be quite a while until I'd have to care about it, but it seems that isn't the case.
A little while ago, my yahoo mailbox was hit by a lot of spammers sending from the future date of 18th Jan 2038. Back then, I thought it was funny. Spammers always want their spam mails to appear on top by setting the date to the farthest in the future. But this is as far as they can go ;)
However, recently, I have discovered the bug lying in an authentication server by a well-known security company I'm testing. It appears all certificates signed by the server cannot have an expiry date of later than 19th Jan 2038. If not discovered early, this could cost us a lot of maintenance fee when the time comes close.
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Yeah, one day at a time, with interruptions as required to ensure domestic bliss. I see you subscribe to the same strategy. Very nice work on the mantle.
Yeah, one day at a time, with interruptions as required to ensure domestic bliss. I see you subscribe to the same strategy. Very nice work on the mantle.
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Bought something today I should have had years ago: Ingersoll-Rand Garage Mate air compressor. Even found a place to store it in my tiny little 'shop'. All set to go like gangbusters once the weather warms up a tad.
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COOL! Squeezed ARE (that's "air" in NC). Is the little I-R US made? I bought a Delta from Sam's when we moved to NC about 8 years ago only to find out it's an American/Chinese half-breed. So far it's worked OK (knocking on wood).
I thought so, but now I'm not so certain --- have looked all over it and can't find a 'Made in Xxxx' indication anywhere, either on the unit or its components. I thought by law it had to be stamped somewhere. If it is, it's not easy to find (prob not a good sign). But they do seem to be well thought of.
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Whenever you need parts for that compressor - just go straight to the ingersol rand site - nothing on an IR is universal - I learned that recently when getting some parts for mine. put a valve on the bottom to make it easy to drain the condensed water out regularly. ENJOY
As indicated earlier, the car came from the factory with a vinyl top which, over the intervening 40+ years, deteriorated badly, to the point where whole portions of the front, rear and sides of the roof are rusted and pitted. The vinyl top stayed glued in the middle so that area is not so bad, just need to get the old glue and primer off.
1st pic shows the general state of the roof with the vinyl top removed -- it looks to be in better condition in the photo than it actually is.
2nd is the repair made on the one and only perforation, which was about an eighth of an inch across. So the surrounding area about an inch square was cut out and replaced.
3rd is tools and materials -- minus the elbow grease -- that are hopefully gonna let me get this job done...nothing magical here: a stiff blue poly abrasive pad, Loctite Naval Jelly and laquer thinner for final cleaning. Plus the trusty angle grinder, a spray bottle of water and lots of rags.
Final pic shows progress on the rear pillars...I've painted the inside of the drip moldings and rear window channel with POR-15 after hitting the channel with a wire wheel to get all the old rotted vinyl top covering and rust scale out.
Hoping to get the roof smooth enough to paint, instead of putting another vinyl top on. We'll see...
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Thanks Milner...that's good to know -- and it does have the I-R service phone # and website coordinates posted on a great big sticker on the side. This one, the 'Garage Mate' model, comes with a drain valve conveniently located on the bottom, everything else seems quite well thought out and accessible too.
Michael from Hampton Roads
After my big plan to get started on roof de-rusting (previous post), this morning it was cool, windy and rainy -- and stayed crappy all day. I like to have the garage door open when I'm working with the abrasive pads (better light and gives the dust some place to go), but instead decided to leave it shut, stay nice and toasty and work on something else.
So back to the floor repair. I'd earlier cut out the worst rust and test-fit the untrimmed toe and floor board, but not so they could be properly butt-welded in place. Today's effort focused on getting a proper fit. As it turned out I only got the passenger side done -- it's slow work: measure once-twice-three times to get the proper cuts and not take off too much metal. I got the floor piece done too, but by then it was 3PM and time to relax with a frosty.
Pic 1 - the original extent of the passenger side rust; after removing the undercoat and picking away at it with a sharp object things were a lot worse than the photo indicates.
Pic 2 - first effort at cutting out the bad metal leaves a big freakin' Flintstone-style hole
Pic 3 - test fit of the untrimmed sheet metal
Pic 4 - more trimming of the orginal floor to guarantee that the new toe board only butts up against good metal; thank heavens -- the torque boxes are in great shape and will be even better after a coat of black POR-15 (planned for the entire front subframe)
Pic 5 - the toe board cut down to proper size (actually, just a tad bigger than required - used the grinder to shave things down for final fitting, snuck up on the exact size required, so to speak)
Pic 6 - perfect fit, ready for welding!!
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Another 6 hours today spent grinding and shaping toe board and floor board panels to ensure a perfect fit so they can be butt-welded in place. My welding guy is free on the 28th and we have a date. I've got the torque boxes and subframe coated with POR-15, as well as the trunk floor and seams. Received the latest Eastwood catalogue in the mail yesterday -- I sense an expensive order of bodywork materials looming in the near future. Have all the credit cards at zero balance and it doesn't feel good..there's gonna be some crazy sh-t going on soon and it may as well be car-related.
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With just hours to go before -- threatened -- the debt ceiling has been raised the president's signing it into law after the senate voted 7426.
Now one of those against the bill with us now Republican senator Dan Coats from Indiana senator welcome.
Thank you are a tell us why you voted no on this bill.
Didn't go nearly far enough in -- address the underlying issues that we all know are there have to be addressed I think they saw this is far too little was.
And I think the markets are reflecting that of their underlying financial issues here that's putting United States and in the position of the real serious.
Credit on worthiness in the needs to be addressed the congress took a pass on it I'd I'd I thought we that should've done much more.
Much more deeper cuts but you know we've got 2.4 trillion dollars in spending cuts over ten years baked in here what would be the right number.
Well listen most people -- -- ought to be about four trillion to really make a difference out -- -- the -- but in addition to that.
They said we have to address the entitlement reforms in the tax -- reforms.
None of that was mandated or even addressed in this particular bill and -- -- -- special committee comes forward and recommends that and I doubt that they will.
We still are not dealing with the root problem.
All right the you know it there's been a lot of conversation.
About whether taxes should be increased and if they could be increased under this plan left and right.
You know at odds over this.
I was listening to Neil Cavuto show just before this one and on that show you said -- the president proposed new tax hikes.
That the stock market could fall as much as a thousand to 2000 points.
Now that's happened senator that would be a break as big as a break right after Lehman -- September 20 ninth 2000 in a when stocks fell 777.
Point to be bigger than that.
Why do you think there would be such a big sell off wind we haven't seen that much of a sell off in the past -- -- were much more catastrophic.
Well first of all know we should take it make it stock investment on the basis of my advice because I.
Just a layman here but.
My belief is is that when the president United States comes out and everybody knows the problems spending.
It simply says well no the reason they are having problems that we don't have enough taxes coming to Washington.
This guy blew the lid off -- spending for two and a half years.
Output is more it made things much worse than what He inherited and comes along -- -- I want you to pay for my spending.
And then -- the torturous process of getting to this.
Program that cut some spending.
Comes right back out and says now we gotta go after the revenues.
And hike the taxes.
At a time when unemployment is rising nine point 2% and holding at least and -- rising.
In the stock market is indicating that the economy is worse shape.
You come along -- in and raise taxes on people just exactly the wrong thing to do I think the markets reflecting the president's words.
Diet you know.
We've had a massive sell off already.
And the market's saying that they're focusing on the economy and there's nothing being done to help the economy what should be done.
Well I mentioned two things we need to comprehensive tax reform because their companies are not competitive worldwide.
And we need to export more and that will put more people back to work secondly we need tax code reform because we're spending a lot of money and special interest breaks it should be spent there.
You don't have the growth positions have moved.
In place to move this economy forward get more people back to work that's two things -- the third thing -- and we've just have to continue its.
Eliminating the excess of that implication that is.
Spending -- spending in Washington and finally I think ultimately we have to put in place a balanced budget -- them so we never get in this position again.
Well I wouldn't you respond to something Tim Geithner had to say today I believe.
It's talking about the possibility that the economy could -- into recession again.
Here's Tim Geithner.
-- sorry it's not.
It -- to quotes which I'll read to you not that video.
He says I think confidence here it was absolutely very damaged by the spectacle they've seen in Washington.
Of a significant number of elected officials in this tightening country threatening defaults.
Knowing where it.
Pardon me serve.
To the point where composite double -- the Treasury Secretary is -- Geithner says I don't think that risk right now is very significant.
You know the United States is a very strong very resilient economy -- do you agree with that or are we see another recession here.
I think we risk another recession and I think we risk that because the markets and those who analyze this have understood that we have not done enough.
We have not taken this significant step forward that everybody was calling for.
It's interesting that the White House kept telling us you know if we avoid this of default by the markets were cheered sore.
And so we end up a passing something in the points -- -- called and they drop.
People better get a grasp of reality here we've run our country deeply into debt.
It's causing major negative consequences.
And we need to address the root cause of that if we're gonna get out.
This a long way to go that's for darn sure about -- prescriptions here is a super congress in this bill.
And you know -- -- big questions about that can now work -- we just gonna be in another big shouting match come October.
I'm afraid we're gonna just -- down the same road we've been going down the last few months you take -- few select members of congress and say you guys solvent.
We've had all year to solve but I have a distinct and it's the same kind of standoff.
And probably will take place going forward and less people grasp the reality of where we are and start rising about the politics of this forget about 2012.
Roll up our sleeves get to work do what's necessary put our careers at risk if that's what's necessary but do it for the future of the country.
And long way to go and a lot to do and Senator Obama I hope you'll come back and talk to us about it we really appreciate your time thank you so much.
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~ Pope Benedict XVI, Address on the Human Embryo, February 27, 2006 - "Modern medical science strives, if not exactly to exclude death, at least to eliminate as many as possible of its causes, to postpone it further and further, to prolong life more and more. ... The true cure for death must be different. It cannot lead simply to an indefinite prolongation of this current life. It would have to transform our lives from within. It would need to create a new life within us, truly fit for eternity."
~ Pope Benedict XVI, homily, Easter Vigil Mass, April 3, 2010 - "Wherever respect for life and human dignity are lacking, there is need of God's merciful love, in whose light we see the inexpressible value of every human being. Mercy is needed in order to ensure that every injustice in the world will come to an end in the splendour of truth."
~ Pope John Paul II, Homily, Dedication of the Shrine of Divine Mercy, Krakow, Aug. 17, 2002 - "The human goal is not wellbeing but God himself, and … human life must be defended at every stage. Indeed, no one is master of his own life. Rather we are all called to treasure life and to respect it from the moment of conception to its natural end. … I express my appreciation of those who work more directly at the service of children, the sick and the elderly."
~ Pope Benedict XVI, remarks after Angelus message, February 7, 2010 - "In order to protect nature, it is not enough to intervene with economic incentives or deterrents. The decisive issue is the overall moral tenor of society. If there is a lack of respect for the right to life and to a natural death, if human conception, gestation and birth are made artificial, if human embryos are sacrificed to research, the conscience of society ends up losing the concept of human ecology and, along with it, that of environmental ecology. It is contradictory to insist that future generations respect the natural environment when our educational systems and laws do not help them to respect themselves."
~ Pope Benedict XVI, Charity in Truth (Caritas in Veritate), 51, June 29, 2009 - "The Ten Commandments to which Jesus refers in his answer [to the rich young man] are only to clarify the commandment of love. They are, so to speak, rules of love, they indicate the way of love with these essential points; the family, as a foundation of society; life, to be respected as a gift of God; the order of sexuality, of relations between man and woman; the social order and, finally, truth. These essential elements describe the route of love, they explain how really to love and how to find the right route. Hence there is a fundamental will of God for us all, which is identical for us all. However its application is different in every life, for God has a specific project for each person."
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The hotel forms a great protective semi-circle along one of Cable Beach's finest stretches of sand. Barely more than walking distance from Nassau proper, it handily located for those who, as my family does, like to be close in to "things to do." Though there's not nearly as much going on at the Sheraton as there is at Atlantis, just across the water on Paradise Island, I think, it is not lacking in appeal, especially for those who like things a little less crowded, less noisy, and less expensive. There always seems to be plenty of space on the beach, the three pools are rarely crowded, and the bars offer all you could ask for and more at reasonable prices, comparable to anywhere else in the Bahamas.
On the downside, if there is one, the staff, at times, seems to be a little off-hand, and the service in the two most popular restaurants a little slow. In general, you should always expect to get what you pay for; here at the Sheraton I think you get a little more than that.
There are six specialty and gourmet restaurants. Comfortable guest rooms have fabulous view over the ocean, beaches and gardens. One of the best private beaches on Cable Beach is here at the Sheraton. There are two bars, three pools, three squash courts, 15 tennis courts, Camp Junkanoo for the kids, baby sitting, beauty salon, shops, a casino right next door and, of course, 18 challenging holes of golf.
And, talking about golf, the Sheraton's newly redesigned golf course plays 6,453 yards and features spacious fairways guarded by a beautiful network of lakes. The greens are protected by a series of multiple mounds to create containment and to assist the golfer who occasionally strikes a stray shot. Additionally, the course features a minimum of sand bunkers making it a challenging but "resort friendly" course for golfers of all skill levels (a unique concept in this age of championship only courses). There's also a fully stocked pro shop where you can rent or buy equipment.
And just because the sun goes down doesn't mean you have to abandon your love of the game. The club also has a lighted driving range so you can continue to hook and slice way on into the night, if that's what you want. Better, I think, is to retreat to one of the resort bars for a few soothing beverages and some lilting Caribbean music; the perfect way to calm the nerves after a round of golf that might not have gone quite the way you would have liked.
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The city Landmarks Preservation Commission did the right thing this week in landmarking Brinckerhoff Cemetery in Fresh Meadows, a vestige of some of Queens' earliest European settlers.
The site isn't much to look at, but it's what lies beneath that has historical and emotional value: whatever is left of the remains of at least 77 people, and markers over many of their graves, which a prior owner admitted burying to lessen the land's significance.
Barring an appeal unlikely to succeed, the landmarking prevents the current owner from building houses on the site. Next the city, or some private group, must come up with the funds to buy the land, restore it and show proper respect to our ancestors who rest there. The owner must be made whole, of course, but he also must be prevented from building any "Poltergeist" houses on land that is sacred to the history of Queens.


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My third Willow Warbler feature, selected from a series of around 30 photographs taken recently during a walk beside a disused quarry. The little fellow seemed quite undeterred by my presence nearby as he perched on the stalk of a dead Teasel.
Thank you for your encouraging words & votes on my previous Willow Warbler upload, "Signs of Spring."
Brand: | Canon |
Camera: | Canon EOS 50D |
Lens: | 100.0 - 400.0 mm (35 mm equivalent: 752.9 - 3011.5 mm) |
Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
Date Taken: | 1 Apr 2012 - 11:03 AM |
Focal Length: | 390mm |
Aperture: | f/5.6 |
Shutter Speed: | 1/640sec |
Exposure Comp: | 0.0 |
Metering Mode: | Center-weighted average |
Flash: | Off, Did not fire |
Title: | Willow & Teasel |
Username: | TerryMcK |
Uploaded: | 9 Apr 2012 - 5:26 PM |
Tags: | Birds, British wild birds, Tmck, Wildlife, Wildlife / nature, Willow warbler |
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A fabulous shot of this lovely little bird, you've done really well to catch one out in the open
Lovely shot of a bird still on my wish list Terry, great comp and detail,
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Morning yawl:).
in with the new and out with the old;).
till raining:).Hopefully for the rest of the year non-stop;).
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My wife and I prepared this meal for her brother and his son while they were visiting us in Park City. East coasters this time.
After a great day of skiing, this was an easy meal to prepare with time in the hot tub while it was roasting. My wife came up with the idea to marinate our boneless short leg of lamb all day in yogurt and fresh rosemary. It turned out great.
We served it with grilled polenta slices, roasted acorn squash, and a salad of mixed greens. I believe we served a Rosemont Estate Shiraz/Cabernet from Australia.
It also made great leftovers for lunch the next day.


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PINE RIDGE INDIAN RESERVATION Vowing "we will live up to our obligation once again and be idle no more," Oglala Lakota Women and allies from the Deep Green Resistance will blockade the border of Pine Ridge and Whiteclay, Nebraska.
Alcohol Solidarity Blockade members marched into Whiteclay last August 26, where 5 got arrested.
The purpose of the blockade is to prevent alcohol from entering the Pine Ridge Reservation where alcohol sales, possession and consumption are illegal, according to Alcohol Justice.
Five members of the Deep Green Resistance were arrested on Sunday, August 26, 2012 when they formed a human blockade on the main street of Whiteclay.
Organizers of tonight's New Years Eve blockade list the following reasons as why they are staging the blockade to stop the illegal alcohol activity in Whiteclay, Nebraska, such as:
Organizers maintain 25 percent of Pine Ridge Reservation youth suffer from Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and 66 percent of Pine Ridge Reservation adults suffer from alcoholism.
"We do this to save the lives of our relatives who cannot defend themselves against the harms of alcohol due to the inability of the state of Nebraska to properly police illegal retailer alcohol sales and activities in the town of Whiteclay "
commented activist Olowan Martinez.
"We do this to prevent abuses of all forms from reaching into our sacred homes and to show our future generations how to protect our homeland by any means necessary!"
Alcohol Solidarity Blockade
Monday, December 31, 9:00 pm
Border of Pine Ridge Indian Reservation & Whiteclay, Nebraska
Representatives from Oglala Lakota Nation, Deep Green Resistance and
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