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Diana Foams Pvt. Ltd.
Packaging MaterialsAddress: Behind Basant Cinema, Sakchi, Jamshedpur-757043, India Contact: Mr. T. K. Vijayan, Mr. T. K. Narayanan
Tel: 916572431329
Fax: 916572431329
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Packaging MachinesAddress: Bible House, 5-2-13/a, Hyder Basti, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh-500003, India Tel: 040-27536451
Fax: 040-27536451
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Dico Carbon & Ribbon Manufacturing Company Private Limited
Manufacturers And Exporters Of Multiwall Paper Sacks, Bags For Packaging Tea, Grains, Coffee, Dry Chemical, Carbon Black Etc.Address: 160, Nazrul Islam Avenue, Kolkata 700 054, India, Kolkata-700054, India Tel: (91)(33)23557564
Fax: (91)(33)23557651
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Die Craft Engineering
Strip Packaging Machines Strip Packaging Machines Packaging MachineryAddress: Ravi Prakash, no1, A.v.nagwekar Marg, Prabhadevi, Mumbai-400025, India Contact: Ravi Soans
Tel: 91-22-4228562
Fax: 91-22-4221849
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Die Cutting Centre
Packaging MaterialsAddress: B-177, Dda Sheds, Okhla Industrial Area Phase-i, New Delhi-110020, India Contact: Mr. Sanjay Singh
Tel: 911128612303
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Digvijay Corporation
Mfrs. & Stockists Of : Pp / Nylon / Plastic Box Strapping / Sutli / Bopp Tape / Cello Tape / Gum Tape / Masking Tape / Tissue Tape / Foam Tape / Cloth Tape / All Others Indl. Tape. Packaging MaterialsAddress: 115, Canning Street, 3rd Flr., Kolkata-700001, India Tel: 91-33-2424044
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Dikki Box Factory
Manufacturers Of All Types Of Card Board & Corugated Boxes, Packaging Material BoxesAddress: E-43, Ind. Area, Sodal Road, Jalandhar, Punjab-144004, India Contact: Mr. Sudarshan Lal
Tel: 2390837/2298209
Fax: 0181-2980209
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Dillp Trading Co
Packaging MaterialsAddress: Gr Flr Narottam Bldg Kpr Ahmedabad-2, Ahmedabad-2, India Tel: 22134550
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Dimple Drums & Barrels Pvt. Ltd.
Packaging MaterialsAddress: 117 Raja Bahadur Mansion - Ii, 3rd Floor, 24-b, Ambalal Doshi Marg, Mumbai-400001, India Contact: Mr. Surrendra Kotadia
Tel: 912222656531
Fax: 912222655708
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Dipak Engineering Industries
Manufacturers And Exporters Of Multilayer Flexible Packaging Film Used In Edible Oils, Vanaspati, Processd And Snack Foods, Marine Food, Dry Fruit And Spices, Detergent Powder, Milk And Other Dairy Product.Address: Opp. Atul Auto, Shapar Varaval, Rajkot 360 001, India, Gujarat-360001, India Tel: (91)(2827)252506/252507/252508
Website: www.indiamart.com/deibearings
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Direct Touch
Sellers Of Packaging Materials.Address: Mamakotha Road, Gangaraiyas Street, Bhavnagar 364 001, India, Gujarat-364001, India Tel: (91)(278)429734
Fax: (91)(278)429734
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Dison Tec
Manufacturers/ Exporters Of Weighing & Filling Machine, Packaging Machinery, Gold Jewellery Casting Machinery.Address: Chandu Studio Compound Kalina, Santacruz (e), Mumbai, Maharashtra-400098, India Tel: 022-26116269
Fax: 022-26191135
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Divecha Glass Industries (metal Container Division)
Total Quality Packaging In Metal Containers.Address: 155, maker Chambers Vi, 220, nariman Point, Mumbai, Maharashtra-400021, India Tel: (022)-2841154
Fax: (022)-2046596
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Divya Engineering
Packaging MachineryAddress: Plot No. 31, E.c. Extn, Ecil 'x' Road, Hyderabad-500062, India Contact: Mr. Sitaramayya
Tel: 914027137704
Fax: 914027137836
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Dolphin Containers
Hdpe Jarrycans & Containers (packaging)Address: 6, Rangiyot Society Ankur Road, Naranpura Ahmedabad, Gujarat-380013, India Tel: 02764-286524
Fax: 02764-26900
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Dolsun Containers Pvt. Ltd.
Packaging MaterialsAddress: E-222, Road No. 5, Ipia, Kota, India Contact: Mr. Rajendra Gupta
Tel: 917442490488/2490604
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Dolsun Containers Pvt. Ltd.
Packaging MaterialsAddress: F-229, Lado Sarai, New Delhi, Delhi-110030, India Contact: Mr. Sunil Sethi
Tel: 27560531/26528667
Fax: 27528667
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Dongguan Yulong Hardware&plastic Co. ,ltd
We Are A Manufacturer Of Vacuum Sealer Packaging System,which Are Used To Preserve A Variety Of Substances, Mainly Food Related Things, Their Desigh Are Different From Those Made In Other Countries,and Our Experiences Of Saling The Products Has Evidenced That Our Products Are Popular With The Housewives Of Many Countries,and Can Be Used In Many Areas,so We Desire To Find Agents,wholesalers Or Distributors To Cooperate With Us To Promote Our Products Around The World.hoping To Establish Business Relationship With You,we Are Sincerely.i Am Waiting For Your Favorable Reply Asap.Address: Hongmian Industrial Park, Tiegang Village, Qishi Town, Dongguan, Guangdong, China, Dongguan, Guangdong-523000, China Contact: Lisa
Tel: 86-769-86667866
Website: Www.yulong228.comWww.dgyulong.en.alibaba.com
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Doshi Enterprises, Satara
Exporters Of All Kinds Of Packaging Material.Address: 157, Krsarkar Peth, Near Bagade Hospital, Satara - 415 002, India, Satara-415002, India Tel: (91)(2162)233515
Fax: (91)(2162)233515
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Dr Froeb (i) Pvt Ltd
Importers Of Machinery For Food Processing & Packaging Raw Materials.Address: B-136, 2nd Floor, Kalkaji, New Delhi, Delhi-110001, India Tel: 011-26451297, 26463037, 26418528
Fax: 011-26461769
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Dr Froeb (india) Pvt. Ltd.
Importer Of Machinery For Food Processing & Packaging Raw Materials.Address: B-136, 2nd Floor, Kalkaji, New Delhi, Delhi-110019, India Contact: Atul Jain
Tel: 011 264 51297, +91 11 264 18528, +91 11 264 63037
Fax: 011 267 61769
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Dr. Froeb (i) Pvt. Ltd.
Machinery For Food Processing & Packaging Raw Materials Packaging MachineryAddress: B-136, 2nd Floor, Kalkaji, New Delhi-110019, India Contact: Mr. Atul Jain (director)
Tel: 91-11-6451297/6463037/6418528
Fax: 91-11-6461769
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Dr. Froeb (india) Pvt. Ltd.
Food Processing/hotel Kitchen Equipment, Meat, Cheese, Ice Cream, Bakery, Confectionery Processing And Packaging EquipmentAddress: B-136, Second Floor, Kalkaji, New Delhi-110019, India Contact: Atul Jain (dir.)
Tel: (0091) (11) 26418528, 26463037
Fax: 26461769
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Dstar Global Logistics (p) Ltd
Dstar Is The Pioneering & Leading In The Field Of International Freight Forwarding, Express, Logistics Distribution, Supply Chain Solution Including Pan India & Door To Door Distribution With A Single Source, Reverse Logistics, Packaging Solution & E- Logistics.our End-to-end Supply Chain And Logistics Solutions Will Efficiently Manage The Transfer Of Products, Information And Funds Between Your Suppliers And Customers Allowing You To Focus On Reaching The Full Potential Of Your BusineAddress: No.-7, K-17, R. K. Business Complex, Mahipalpur Extn., , No.-7, K-17, R. K. Business Complex, Mahiaplpur Ext., New Delhi, Delhi-110037, India Contact: Deepak Sasmal (Managing Director)
Mobile: 9711768321
Tel: +91 (0)11 6590 6591
Fax: +91 (0)11 2678 5926
Website: Www.dstarglobal.com
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Duewell International
Manufacturers And Exporters Of Packaging Material.Address: 83, Industrial Esate, B/s Sheller, Jalandhar - 144 008, India, Jalandhar-144008, India Tel: (91)(181)5051458
Fax: (91)(181)3095483
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Duluxe Plastics
Plastic Containers & Jerry Cans (packaging)Address: 304, Marol Bhawa Moral Co-op Indl. Estate Off. M. V. Road, Andheri (east) Mumbai, Maharashtra-400059, India Tel: 28505674, 28524864
Fax: 850-23050
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Dura Blowpack (india)
Hdpe Containers From 1litre To 20 Litres Capacity For Edible Oil (packaging)Address: 6, Rangiyot Society Ankur Road, Naranpura Ahmedabad, Gujarat-380013, India Tel: 2412969
Fax: 243614
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Durga Motor And Glass House
Packaging MaterialsAddress: 78 Church Rd, Janpura Bhogal New Delhi 110014, New Delhi-110014, India Tel: 24601512
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Durga Packaging
Packaging MaterialsAddress: Rz-314/20, Tughlakabad Extn., New Delhi-110019, India Contact: Mr. Hemant Sharma
Tel: 911126073488
Fax: 911126089416
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Duropack India
Manufacturers And Exporters Of All Types Of Packaging Films.Address: B4/160, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi 110 029, India, New Delhi-110029, India Tel: (91)(11)26195952/26181611
Fax: (91)(11)26177280
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Duropack Ltd.
Packaging MaterialsAddress: B-4/160, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi-110029, India Contact: Mr. Vivek Jain
Tel: 911126181611/26195952
Fax: 911126177280
Website: www.durapack.com
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Dvr Enterprises
Packaging MaterialsAddress: Mohit House, Upvan, Thane-400806, India Contact: Mr. M Makker
Tel: 912255771901
Fax: 912225342395
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Dwarika Glass Works
Packaging MaterialsAddress: 27/94b Tikonal Park, Shahdara New Delhi 110032, New Delhi-110032, India Tel: 22202559
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Packaging MaterialsAddress: 6/8 Jambulwadi Kalbadevi Rd-2 Mumbai, Mumbai, India Tel: 022-5633 2859
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Dyna Flex Private Limited, Halol
Manufacturers Of Packaging Material Made Of Polythene, Polypropylene.Address: Plot No. 321, P. O. Baska, Halol 389 350, India, Gujarat-389350, India Tel: (91)(2676)247999
Fax: (91)(2676)247066
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Dynamic Electronics Pvt. Ltd.
Packaging MaterialsAddress: Survey No. 54/2 & 55/2, Bilekahalli, Ns Palya, Bannerghatta Road - 76 Bangalore, Bangalore-76, India Tel: 080-6686469
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Dynamic Engineers, Faridabad
Exporters Of Various Types Of Packaging Materials.Address: 686, Sector 8, Faridabad 121 006, India, Haryana-121006, India Tel: (91)(129)2211986
Fax: (91)(129)2525503
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Dynamic Machines Pvt. Ltd.
Tableting Machines, Strip Packaging Machines, Form-fill-seal Machine, Fluid Bed Dryer, Sterilizers, Reaction Vessels, Heat Exchangers, Vacuum Tray DryersAddress: 167, C.s.t. Road, Opp.maha Auto, Santacruz (e), Mumbai, Maharashtra-400098, India Tel: 26184378/79/80
Fax: 26114501, 26100160
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Packaging MachineryAddress: 5-237/4a, H P Road, Moosapet, Hyderabad-500018, India Contact: Mr. V L Narayana
Tel: 914023710401
Fax: 914023710401
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Dynaspede Integrated Systems P Ltd.
Tension Control Systems Including Magnetic Particle Brakes & Clutches, Pneumatic Brakers & Clutches, Load Cells, Analog/digital Tension Controllers, Multi Drive Systems With Ac/dc & Servo Drive Systems Tailored For Printing & Packaging Process, Corona TreAddress: 136a, Sipcot Industrial Complex, Hosur-635126, Tamil Nadu, India, Tamil Nadu-635126, India Contact: Nitin A Tambat
Tel: 91 4344 276915
Fax: 91 4344 276841
Website: www.dynaspede.com/
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Dynatech Marketing Co.
Form-fill-seal Machines, Case Packing Machines, Cartoning Machines, Filling & Capping Machines, Liquid Filling Machines, Dosing Machines, Turnkey Packaging LinesAddress: 303 F-2, Poonam Kunj, Poonam Nagar, S.v.p. Rd., Andheri (e), Mumbai, Maharashtra-400093, India Contact: A.k. Talwar (mng. Dir.)
Tel: 28377749, 28212405
Fax: 28364254
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Dynatech Marketing Company
Only Sophisticated Imported Packing M/c, Tunkey Packing Lines For All Kinds Of Applications, Imported Packaging MaterialsAddress: 303, F-2, Poonamkunj, Poonam Nagar, S.v.p.road, Andheri (e) Mumbai, Maharashtra-400093, India Contact: Anoop Talwar - Managing
Tel: 022- 28377749, 28212405
Fax: 022- 28364254
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E. E. L. (i) Ltd.
Packaging Machinery Cement Plant Equipement Packaging MachineryAddress: 509-510, Udyog Vihar, Phase - Iii, Gurgaon-122001, India Contact: Mr. V. K. Lauria
Tel: 91-124-6347107
Fax: 91-124-6342250
Website: www.eelindia.com
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E. C Packaging Pvt Ltd.
Packaging MachineryAddress: 14/7, Milestone, Mathura Road, Faridabad-121003, Haryana-141003, India Tel: 0129-227 7796
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E. C. Packaging Pvt. Ltd.
Mfrs. & Expts. Of Packaging Machines,for Packing Liquid, Granules, Biscuits, Syringes, Ice-cream Bars & Auto Parts. Packaging MachineryAddress: 14/7, Mile Stone, Mathura Road, Packaging Machinery, Faridabad-121003, India Contact: Mr. C B Sharma
Tel: 911292277796/2277407
Fax: 911292255602
Website: www.ecpackaging.com
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E. C. Packaging Pvt. Ltd.
Packaging MachineryAddress: 14/7, Mile Stone, Mathura Road, Faridabad, Haryana-121003, India Contact: Mr. C B Sharma
Tel: 01292277796/2277407
Fax: 01292255602
Website: www.ecpackaging.com
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Eac Trading Pvt Ltd
Technical Know-how In The Field Of Packaging Equipment's For The Beverage Industry & Industrial Products.Address: 532, bombay Mutual Terrace, sardar V.p. Rd., sandharst Bridge, Mumbai, Maharashtra-400007, India Contact: Mr.h.henon
Tel: (022)-3688833
Fax: (022)-3672367
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Eagle Manufacturing Company
Strapping Machine , Carton Sealing Machine Packaging MachineryAddress: C-124, Ghatkopar Indl. Estate, Mumbai-400086, India Contact: Mr. Paresh Shah
Tel: 91-22-5007543/5008732
Fax: 91-22-5007370
Website: www.eaglestrapping.com
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Eagle Packaging
Mfrs. Of Corrugated Boxes Printed Mono Cartons , Export Quality Boxes. Spl. In Designer Cartons. Packaging MaterialsAddress: Plot C-16, Ida Uppal, Hyderabad-500039, India Contact: Mr. Asad/zakir
Tel: 91-40-7203441
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Eaglewood Eqpt. & Engg. (p) Ltd
Exporters Of All Kinds Of Tea Manufacturing, Blending & Packaging MachineryAddress: Kustia Masjid Bari Lane, Kolkata-700003, India, Kolkata-700003, India Tel: (91) (33) 23438961/23439014
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GoCrochet Readers get "sneak peeks" before a new design hits the printed page. Before the design gets to the sneak peek stage there are many issues a designer faces. I have talked about these issues at length, like making business and design goals, what makes a good design?, what issues do I think about when creating a new design? Readers enjoy the insight into the design process and many of them are aspiring designers themselves.
Occasionally I run across a fun tip or trick to tell my readers about. We did an in-depth 'how-to-repair-a-granny-square' tutorial that was a learning experience for everyone!
Sometimes I post photos that are companions to my online pattern store. Here's a photo from the popular Tunisian Lace Ascot, which was originally published in Interweave Crochet, Spring, 2008 and now is available as an individual PDF.
Thank you Marie, for inviting me to introduce myself to your community of readers!
Your Welcome Ellen, I hope that you take the time to stop over on her blog, its amazing. when I came across her site and learned that she was a crochet designer I got excited, plus that she has had many of her crochet patterns published I knew right away that I wanted my readers to know about her. I am so truly grateful for Ellen from GoCrochet for taking the time to introduce herself to my readers.

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The digital camera and the internet are the best two things to happen to the photographic community since the day when Kodak invented the roll of film and Minolta introduced autofocus. The possibility of sharing photos on line is simply fantastic. So here I am...
Polish by nationality but currently living in Copenhagen, I am an enthusiastic amateur photographer - with a touch of 'obsessive-compulsive' when the subject captivates me ;-) I do not obsess over photo equipment all that much, though. After all, as the saying goes, it is the photographer who takes a picture and not the camera.
Even though photography is both my passion and a hobby, I still cannot _really_ put a finger on what attracts me the most. Sometimes, it is being an observer recording things from the sidelines. On other occasions, it is the joy of catching a fleeting moment to revisit it again later; or creating images that the naked eye cannot see. Then, there are times when the camera is merely an excuse to get a guidebook and buy a plane ticket to visit new lands */. Finally, sometimes I simply get the kick out of walking around with that long grey lens and getting dirty looks :)
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Breakers now No. 4 in baseball
The Laguna Beach baseball team is on the move again in the CIF Southern Section Division 4 rankings, this week rising to No. 4. Last week, the Breakers were ranked fifth. Occupying the top three spots again are Bishop Amat, Palm Desert and Oaks Christian. Following Laguna Beach is Torrance, Chino, Indio, Troy, La Salle and La Quinta/La Quinta. Colony and San Dimas fell out of the rankings.
In boys' tennis, Laguna continues at No. 3 in the Division 4 poll. Viewpoint is ranked first and is followed by Paramount, Laguna, Santa Ynez, Dunn, La Quinta/Westminster, Segerstrom, Westminster, Cate and Linfield Christian. Westminster and Cate are new to the rankings, replacing Buckley and Santa Clara.
Laguna's boys' volleyball team remained No. 2 behind top-ranked Corona del Mar in the Division 2 poll. Spots three-through 10 went to Valencia/Valencia, Oak Park, Trabuco Hills, Oaks Christian, Beckman, San Luis Obispo, El Toro and Aliso Niguel.


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How do global economic and political forces shape the lives and future of citizens, business, and civil society? Of political conflict and government? Your Master programme in Political Economy will teach you to answer these questions. The programme covers the ground from 'economics for non-economists' to understanding how the 'rules of the game' are shaped, to thinking about 'winners' and 'losers' of an open global economy and how that gives rise to 'new' conflicts and to a surge of anti-globalisation political movements. You will in global and comparative terms address the critical issues facing the developed and developing worlds, from Asia to Europe to the Americas - contemporary challenges such as migration, the struggle for development, or better financial market governance.
Our starting point is that the relationship between 'politics' and 'the economy' is a two-way street: political contestation shapes economic outcomes and their governance, while economic developments generate political conflicts. The causes and consequences of the on-going economic malaise have brought this highly political 'who-gets-what' nature of 'the economy' back out into the open. We also confront the social dimension of key political challenges by exploring issues such as social inequalities and corporate power so as better to understand how this plays out in different party political or non-democratic environments. These dynamics cut across a rich terrain of contemporary issues and taps into your interest in both the practical and the 'big issue' side of global affairs, crossing over with public policy expertise and business strategy, among which:
- Powerful emerging economies in Africa and Asia are 'on the move', business lobbies push their preferences, and the success of the developing world is a growing challenge to the dominance of the advanced economies in global and regional governance.
- Technological change and the Internet revolution are transforming the corporate sector, labour markets, and government. New patterns of mass-elite communication and social movement mobilisation are emerging. The world is a shrinking but more politically contentious place than previously thought.
- Citizens feel vulnerable in the face of cross-border trade, investment, financial markets, and labour market risks. Fearing immigration, rising inequalities, and a changing welfare state, many opt for more 'populist' political movements of the radical left or right.
Our programme also teaches you that the dynamics of change differ starkly across countries: the hopes of a precarious development process poses challenges to authoritarianism in the developing world, while declining trust in business and political elites undermines 'mainstream' politics in established democracies.
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This track is above all a response to vocal demand from students. It draws on a long political economy tradition at the UvA that is second-to-none in Europe. Those of you with a public policy, comparative politics or international relations background often seek to specialise in the economic policy domain yet outside the confines – often ideologically and methodologically constraining – of traditional approaches in economics and business departments. Many who have taken economics, business, or law seek the way our programme 'brings politics back in'. Many from the humanities can bring their linguistic, cultural and historical knowledge to the programme's exploration of political-economic interaction.
Career Prospects
Political Economy taps your interest in issues of practical concern in the economy, business, and policy worlds where expertise leads to elite job opportunities. Above all we help you to think and analyse critically and independently where others merely learn to follow. There is strong demand in the society at large for the training we offer. The programme equips graduates to compete successfully with management, public policy, and economics-trained students for relevant jobs in ministries, think-tanks or consultancy, companies, municipalities, International Organisations, and the media. There is little that a good political economist cannot do. For more information, see the webpage on career prospects.
Why study Political Economy in Amsterdam?
The programme is based at the University of Amsterdam, a major research university, and in one of the highest-ranking departments in continental Europe. The Graduate School of Social Sciences (GSSS) provides a vibrant and international academic community and promotes strong academic and transferable skills development. PE candidates develop a real 'esprit de corps' in their year in Amsterdam as we provide you with both academic and professional skills. Our research-oriented MSc in Political Economy taps into your interest in both the practical and the 'big issue' side of global affairs, crossing over with public policy expertise and business strategy.
- How do markets work and how do they intersect with the institutions and governance that have emerged over time, from the local to the global? What are firms, workers, and governments trying to do as they interact and clash? Why is economic integration in some countries heavily politicized and in other countries accepted as a matter of fact?
- What are the responsibilities of rich societies to the poor, to the environment, to future generations? Is the new radicalism of the 'losers of globalisation' a revitalisation of or a threat to democracy?
- How do the aspirations of 'ordinary people' in developed and developing societies fit with the 'rules of the game' determined by economic and political elites, and whose interests ought to prevail? Do global markets undermine national democratic choice?
Ambition in research?
For students interested in this field of study, we also offer a two-year Research Master's programme in Social Sciences.
Degree certificate
Political Economy is a track of the accredited degree programme Political Science. After successful completion of this programme, you will receive a legally accredited Master's degree in Political Science and the title Master of Science (MSc).
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- Diploma
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Thursday, October 02, 2014
TransGriot 2014 NFL Picks-Week 5
Then the NFL afternoon and evening games, Tampa Bay's upset of the Steelers and the Chiefs hammering the Patriots Monday night happened.
I still ended up with a respectable 8-5 record to win the week while Eli and Mike had a rough Week 3.
Now comes the week that every Texans fan has waited for since they announced the 2014 schedule back in April. It's a regular season match up at Jerryworld with the hated Dallas Cowboys.
One of the highlights of the Texans inaugural season in 2002 was that 19-10 opening win at Reliant over the hated Cowchips. Unfortunately the last two matchups in 2006 and 2010 went their way.
But this time the Cowchips will have to deal with Justin James Watt and the Texans defense. Hopefully Good Ryan Fitzpatrick and the Texans rushing attack atones for their sorry performance against the Bills this Sunday.
We will find out who emerges victorious in the Governor's Cup Battle on Sunday, but time to get to the Week 5 NFL picks. There are only 15 games to pick this week because Miami and Oakland went across The Pond to play and are getting their bye week.
Dennis Allen is spending it cleaning out his office and looking for a new job after the Raiders fired him yesterday.
Week 4 Results
TransGriot 8-5
Eli 6-7
Mike 7-6
2014 NFL Season Record
TransGriot 37-24
Eli 34-27
Mike 35-26
NFL Week 5 Picks
Thursday Night Game
Green Bay over Minnesota
Sunday Early Games
Detroit over Buffalo
Indianapolis over Baltimore
Cleveland over Tennessee
Chicago over Carolina
Houston over Dallas
Pittsburgh over Jacksonville
New Orleans over Tampa Bay
NY Giants over Atlanta
Philadelphia over St. Louis
Sunday Afternoon Games
Denver over Arizona
San Francisco over Kansas City
San Diego over NY Jets
Sunday Night Game
New England over Cincinnati
Monday Night Game
Seattle over Washington
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In a precursor to the Oscars, the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards this weekend raised the hopes for "Birdman." "Actors love this movie for showing the courage actors have to kind of go out there and lay it on the line," 'Birdman" star Michael Keaton told the Associated Press backstage. He accepted the best ensemble award with his co-stars including Emma Stone, Edward Norton and Zach Galifianakis.The win, on top of one the day before at the Producers Guild Awards, gave "Birdman" a lift, possibly sending the comedy flying over the perceived Academy Awards front-runner "Boyhood."See, both guilds are seen as highly predictive of which film will triumph at the Oscars, which will be held Feb. 22; the last seven Producers Guild Awards winners have also won best picture at the Academy Awards."Boyhood," the acclaimed indie, has long held as the awards seasons favorite. But "Birdman" fills the role of a classic Oscar winner, critics have said.Keep in mind that the above theory does not always hold true - Keaton lost this year at the SAGs; instead, most outstanding actor went to "The Theory of Everything" star Eddie Redmayne.Also, in the past six years, SAG best-ensemble and Academy Award best-picture winners have lined up three times ("Argo," 'The King's Speech" and "Slumdog Millionaire"), while diverging just as often. Last year, the actors chose "American Hustle" over eventual Oscar winner "12 Years a Slave"; in 2011, they picked "The Help" over "The Artist"; and in 2009, "Inglourious Basterds" defeated "The Hurt Locker."OK, so, lights, camera, ... err, sorry.I like "Birdman" for the golden statue. That could be because I like Keaton; yet, I also liked "The Hurt Locker."The Oscar nominations for Best Picture are: American Sniper The Grand Budapest Hotel The Theory of Everything Selma Boyhood Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) The Imitation Game Whiplash So, which one gets your vote?


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Let's be real. When somebody says that they want to keep the "holiday pounds" off, they typically end up gaining more weight. Think about the seconds or thirds of the pecan pie for dessert with some eggnog. Reverb is here to help. Come work off your Thanksgiving dinner Friday, November 25 over at Beauty Bar for the the Reverb After Thanksgiving Dance Party. RSVP here.
Watch Realmagic's new video for "No Things Left"
The Sterling Crispin video for Realmagic's track, "No Things Left," have me strangely yearning for my old Hypercolor shirt from sixth-grade. Photo by Julio Enriquez.
Pictureplane rocks "Black Nails" + new mixtape
Pictureplane performed in Russia recently and recorded a video for "Black Nails" while on tour. Never being satisfied for waiting to exercise those creative juices, PP contributed a mixtape to OC Mixtape that you can listen/download below.
OC Mixtape Series #5: Pictureplane – Sleep Deprification Mix by OpeningCeremony
OC Mixtape Series #5 Tracklist:
Craxxxmyrf – Hustlin Hard to the Left
Arty – Kate
Tom Hangs feat.Shermanology – Blessed (Avicii edit)
Mr. Physix – Soldier of Luchini
Drankenstein – Tuck money
Lunice – I See U (The Blessings remix)
Jahdan Blackamoore – Quick Money (So Shift remix)
Unicorn Kid featuring Talk with Animals – True Love Fantasy
DJ Fresh featuring Sian Evans – Louder
DJ Hilti – Lassitude
The Fray visits with Jimmy Kimmel
The Fray recently hit the left coast and stopped by "Jimmy Kimmel." The guys performed their first single, "Heartbeat," from their forthcoming album "Scars and Stories." If you missed it, Reverb recently reported that the lads contributed to the latest U2 tribute album that you can read about here.
A Shoreline Dream goes into deep "Dreamsong"
A Shoreline Dream keeps trudging ahead with support for its third LP, "Losing Them All To This Time," available via Latenight Weeknight records. Check out the video for "Dreamsong" below. I wonder if the beginning sequence was shot around the sand dunes in southern Colorado?
John Common and the Blinding Flashes of Light stop by Daytrotter + new video
John Common and the Blinding Flashes of Light stopped by the barn over at Daytrotter to record a gripping session that captures the true essence of the hard working band (download the session here).
You know how it's usually only the pretty people you see in music videos? Well, in the Drai C. Lloyd directed video for "The Man Who Could," he decided to use "normal" people set in the lower downtown area here in Denver as hungry lovers. Very admirable on Lloyd's part, considering that most videos are littered with pretty faces and not enough heart.
Lookout, the Hundred are coming
I had seen/heard rumblings over the last couple of weeks about party kids, the Hundred. Reverb caught up with ringleader Brennen Briarly (a.k.a. Option4), to see what the Denver scene can expect from the purveyors of nightlife. Their first party takes place November 15 over at Beauty Bar with Damon Allen headlining the night with local deck thumpers Option4, Mike D and Peter Black filling out the night.
Tell us about the Hundred and is there really 100 of you?
"The Hundred is a concept I came up with a couple years ago at South by Southwest. It basically stemmed from a party where I saw A-Trak (my DJ hero) play in front of 40 or 50 of us in a very intimate setting. I got to thinking, man . . . some of the best shows I've EVER seen were in small venues with acts that got much more famous later in their careers. The Hundred is an attempt to recreate that environment. It will occur once a month at Beauty Bar in Denver. I don't have a lot of money, so I can't book expensive acts. But what I can do is book acts that will be expensive in the future. So basically this party is focusing on bringing acts that are big on blogs, but not big enough for huge venues quite yet. That way we can see awesome shows and keep it inexpensive for those that attend. I don't ever want to have a cover more than $6 or $7 dollars. Yet every party will have a national headliner.
Then came the tricky part. I started thinking about how in the world I would get people to come. The question arises . . .are there 100 people in Denver that would support something like this? That's where I came up with the name for the party. Because I'm not from here and haven't been here a long time (I moved officially to Denver 4 days ago), I don't know a lot of people and/or have many friends. Consequently no one knows who Option4 is in Denver, either. So what I did do over the past couple of months when I decided to create the movement, was go out of my way to meet people at shows. I'd focus on people that were dancing at 9:15 p.m.. I figured those people were coming specifically for the music. One thing led to another and the buzz caught like wildfire. I went out of my way to have personal conversations with every single one of the people that were in "The Hundred." At the moment we have 12 spots left. Those spots are to be given away at the first few shows to people who are committed to the movement. Basically it just allows you on a private website (www.thehundred.com) and have a say in what The Hundred brings to Denver. Every single voice is heard and opinion taken into consideration. It's a place where people who dig for music can connect, and vote on what act we decide to bring. A party where the people choose what they want to hear. So i guess technically at the moment we're part of The 88."
What can kids expect from a Hundred experience?
"Well you never know what to expect. Our first party could be empty. It could just be me. Dancing by myself in a depressed moping fashion. Basically I've committed to losing money for the first three months for this to catch on, but what I am hoping to create is an atmosphere of people that love the idea of promoting independent music. I'm hoping people can expect to meet other like-minded people that share the same common love of music. I'm hoping kids can see awesome shows that they will never have the chance to see again in that setting. The idea of watching the next Diplo in a small room of friends. Before it costs $5 grand to book him again and he plays big venues. Every month we'll have autographed posters and flyers to give away to people that attend. Interviews and videos to be posted after every show along with live recordings of every party so if you missed an event, you can DL it the next day and listen to what went down the night before."
There has to be something on the stove for NYE from the Hundred. What kind of hints can you give us?
"Umm, for NYE, we have nothing planned. Our December party lands on the 17th. We'll have a big blog act named "MyKill" play with us from San Francisco. His track "Falling" rocked hype machine lately and his last compilation hit No. 2 overall on the iTunes Nu-Disco chart. Our night will happen only one Saturday a month. At the moment I've got confirmation to bring Mox Jet of Innerpartysystem for an IPS DJ set in January, and I've got verbals from Midnight Conspiracy for either February or March as well as Bit Funk. I've also been getting a ton of requests for Brenmar as well and he was excited about The Hundred also. So that's what's on the horizon in the near future. Next week, November 19th, will be our first kick off party. There will be NO cover and my friend Damon Allen will be flying in from Houston to play it. He's a huge promoter/DJ from H-town and he's always supported me ever since we became friends. He actually gave me my first big out of state gig. He's a great act that's ridiculously diverse when it comes to music, and he's been playing out for thousands of people for the last decade. We also have local support from Peter Black and Mike Dee(z) of Chavez y Chavez. I'm thrilled by the hype this movement has generated so far. I'm hoping this gets to become a community. I've reiterated to everyone in The Hundred that I want the party to just be a bi-product of the movement. I'm just hoping that people who find out about this feel the same way."
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Julio Enriquez is a Denver writer and photographer, editor of the Cause=Time blog and a regular contributor to Reverb.


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Friday, July 6, 2012
Babar: The Classic Series - The Complete First Season
The classic storybook, Babar, is now offered as an animated series on DVD for the first time as a complete season! I'm sure seeing this brings back a lot of fond childhood memories.
The DVD features 13 episodes (two discs) that are perfect for the entire family. Kids will enjoy following Babar in Celesteville while he encounters challenges and fun adventures. There is one valuable lesson of all - despite life's challenges, great things are possible if one never gets discouraged. As Babar says, "Long life happiness!"
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|In the previous iteration of Star Trek movies there was a curse: Every even numbered movie didnt stink. This held generally true from the TOS cast into TNG, although they did warp it a bit with insurrection, which was pretty good. Now we have a new series of movies from J. J. Abrams. The first movie was great and the second movie is out now. What do you think of the two? I loved the first one but was a bit disappointed with the second. The second had all the action you could eat in a lifetime and plenty of great one-liners. Maybe I was expecting too much when I went in. It will probably be better the next time I see it, which will probably be when we buy the DVD.
|2013-05-27 17:37:23
|I think the curse was broken in the early 90s. I thought The Undiscovered Country, which is an even movie, was terrible. I was sorry I was stupid enough to see it at a movie theater. Then I liked Generations, which is an odd movie.
|2013-05-28 17:41:01
|I wanted to explore this further so I was brutally honest - there were some I didn't even see. Star Trek: 1 The Motion Picture ' VGER loved it!; 2 The Wrath of Khan ' liked it good plot; 3 Search for Spock ' okay; 4 Voyage Home ' kind of dippy ; 5 Final Frontier ' camping scene Boo; 6 Undiscovered Country 'didnt see it; 7 ' Generations: Didnt see it; 8 ' First Contact Loved it!; 9 ' Insurrection Boo!; 10 ' Nemesis didnt see it; 11 Star Trek Hooray!! New players Love it! Spock and Kirk back to sweaty, cowboy star trek!; 12 ' Into Darkness will see it this weekend
|2013-05-30 06:16:59
|Saw Star Trek Into Darkness - the supporting cast was trying to imitate the original cast. I've already been there done that. My Kingdom for a bit of originality! See editorial this month!
|2013-06-03 09:35:24
|In the movie Star Trek (movie 11) a black hole is created near Earth which swallows up the bad guy's ship. Only Scotty's quick work saves the Enterprise from getting swallowed up too. Wouldn't a new black hole near Earth alter the orbit of our planet around the sun and radically change our climate? I feel like being a wise guy and raising this question.
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Update by Amazon makes it easier to host static websites on S3
Amazon makes it easier to run static webpages from its S3 cloud storage service
By: Trace Hagan | Internet & Websites News | Posted: Dec 29, 2012 1:07 am
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Amazon's S3 cloud storage is usually used by developers, but it can also be used to host static web pages cheaply. The feature, which was first introduced around a year ago, has been updated today to make it easier. Previously, hosts would either have to use a proxy server or force users to enter "www."
The new update utilizes Amazon's Route 53 DNS service and users can now configure it so that it doesn't require visitors to enter "www" when visiting the website. It also removes the need for proxy servers, which reduces the number of points for failure. Amazon offers up this walkthrough to explain the process.
It's a cheap way to host a website as you only pay for the data used. For a small site, it's perfect.
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Riddle Answers: Riddle One) E, Riddle Two) 21, Riddle Three) 13,212, and Riddle Four) 14.5 Degrees.Opening Storyline
The civil war of Tempor has finally reached a close, with the death of Gardius and the Black Council, but in the wake lies the destruction of Tempor. Farms and homes lie in ruinous conditions and the time to rebuild is now. As Tempor tries to More >
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AxisGames just recently released Hands of War TD and are now focusing on Hands of War 3. I've been a big fan of the first two games and I'm really looking forward to the third game. Hands of War is an adventure RPG heavily storyline based. If you haven't already start up the first Hands of War game as it is a really impressive game. There are two different storylines, Phoenix and Guardians. Currently, AxisGames is looking for suggestions on what to add to the series and has part of the game design document done. If you want to keep More >


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The bible is Hebrew history
The Bible is the Israelite history
Views about the Hebrew history book
Welcome to our article (48) The Bible is Hebrew History
May God guide and help me in these religious writings?
Dear readers, here we want to point out that in the ancient world, people history and religions were written together, they were not separated like they are today, so, whatever was happening was written down as religion, because it was the religious leaders that knew how to write, they knew what to say and what to do and how to control people, for this reason the ancient Hebrew history and their religious beliefs were written in the Bible, they were written according to the times they were written. I believe that these records are different from the Bible that we read today, as they were only a record of what was happening then, and from these records the Bible was written much later. Anyhow, today we use the Bible as a religious book only, but if we read the Bible and we try hard to forget that the Bible is a religious book, it follows, that then we will see that there is more Hebrew history than religious writings.
We would also see that those religious writings that are written in the Bible have been written to control the Hebrew people, which are hard to control and in those times religions were used to control the people, since religions and government were the same people using the same rules, they had to be like that to stay together and survive whatever happened around them. Here I would like to make this observation, today there are still religions that control the people, we have only to look at the Islamic religions to understand that, in some cases religions are more powerful than the government of the day.
As we can see this was the reason why, religions had to be made to keep the people together and to control the people, therefore, since the Israelites were strong headed people a very strong God was needed to control and tell them what to do. Can you just imagine a powerful god that created everything and created man from plain dirt? This God would be so powerful indeed. So, let me ask you this question in a different way; can there be any other god so powerful that would be able to create everything including man from plain dirt? I do not think so.
The Hebrew were indeed headstrong and selfish people, after seeing all those things that Yahweh their God had done for them, as we know they were delivered from the Pharaoh slavery because of the seven plagues and many other things that Yahweh did for them, and then afterward the crossing of the Red Sea on dry land; but even though they had witnessed all these supernatural things, they still had their own rebellious ideas that they wanted to follow, instead of following their God Yahweh.
Now, looking at what we have said, it seems to me that there must be another explanation, why the Israelite were had strong; because we must admit that something does not add up in the Bible, because there is a discrepancy in the narrative of the Bible; therefore, there must be another explanation, which is that ether the Israelites were really headstrong and wanted to see only their own ways and this means that God might have made a mistake to choose them as his people, or perhaps God did not do those many things that the Bible says God did?
Here I suppose that we need to explain ourselves better. You see, we do not say that God Yahweh does not exist, in fact, we are pretty sure that Yahweh God does exist, but he exist in a less powerful form than the Hebrew people have described him, of course Yahweh is still a very powerful God, but He is less powerful than the way he has been described in the Bible from the Hebrews; and of course there is a lot more that can be said about Yahweh God of the Israelite, so, let us see what happens on the Sinai desert.
Moses on Mount Sinai and the exodus route
The Israelite in the Sinai desert
The Bible says that the Israelite stayed a long time in the Sinai desert, at the beginning the Israelites were given laws from Yahweh their God through Moses: they were counted and assigned there place around the tabernacle, they were given their tasks as Yahweh God was telling Moses and many other things that would take a long time to tell, so, if you want to check all these details it is necessary that you read the first five books of the Bible; anyhow, what is so incredible here is that Yahweh God dictated just about everything through Moses.
Here again what is written in the Bible seems incredible, as God did so much work and every single aspect of the Israelite life was regulated as Yahweh ordered through Moses; then Moses and his brother Aaron would pass to their people. Therefore, here again we may have to ask, did everything really happen as it is written in the Bible and Yahweh God did this programming?
Or perhaps it only seems that way, because later when the Bible was written, it seems that Moses and Aaron were in charge of this fastidious group of Israelite, who were never happy about anything, so, they had to be guided with whatever means possible, so, they might have exaggerated what Yahweh was telling Moses just to control them. Anyhow, whatever was known in the beginning might have changed, because it was written and re-written later many times, anyhow, these religious laws were written is such a way that the Israelites were bound to follow these religious laws. We believe that the people then were guided by religions more than today, or it was necessary to control the people with religion in those times, as people believed in God and religions more than these days.
If one had to compare the old religions with today religions, we should search for those religions that have not changed much, and for that reason they retain still that religious control of the people, one of these religions is the Muslim religion, which does not seem to have changed at all, here religion and the laws of the land seem identical in the Muslim world, or at least we people of the western world see their laws as being mainly religious driven.
You see, today no matter what we do or say about religions we always have some doubts in our minds, in fact, we are not even sure if God exists; anyhow this is how we see religious things today, but here we are talking about ancient times, so let us talk about those ancient times.
Anyhow, in the ancient times, if Yahweh God really came down to earth and helped the Israelites that much, how come that every now and again the Israelite people had doubts about their God; may it be that God did not do as much as the Bible said he did?
You see, if anything would happen today, the way that is written in the Bible, I am sure that everybody would follow religion and their God blindly; anyhow, let us continue the story of the Israelite and their God.
There are many things and happenings that don't add up as they should, one of these strange happenings was this: You see, Yahweh had promised the Israelites the Promised Land, but as we know the Israelites of those times did not follow God every time blindly, in fact, they did not believe that they could really take over the Promised Land from the people that were already there, as God had promised them, and for this reason Yahweh punished them by making them stay in the dessert for forty years, that is until all those people that had doubts died and a new generation took over.
This single happening makes us ask many questions here, so: what was the reason why the Israelites did not believe in their God Yahweh? Was it because God did not do those things that the Bible claims he has done? Or were the Israelites blind and did not see what was happening around them? Or is this all an invented religious story written later on to control the Israelites? I am sure that we will never know the answer and there will be always doubts in our minds, but we have to live with it, and every one of us should follow with our own religious beliefs.
As you can see from what we have written above, while we are trying to explain whether the Bible is a religious book or the Israelite history, and we end up questioning the questionable, above all whether these religious things really happened as the Bible claims, or they were written from their religious leaders that way, so that they could control the people better in those old times. Anyhow those were the old times and religions were used to control the people then more than today; now let us see what happens in the religious circles today, because we believe that religions and everything else changes with time. You see, if we look at the world religious history, I am sure that we will agree with that.
Modern places of worship
From old to modern religions
We believe that today, we need to move from the old religions to modern religions, so, we should get ready for the religions of the future, since they are coming one way or another.
As we have seen above, there are many more things that can be said here, about the Israelites and the Old Testament in the Bible; but we will have to come back to continue what is written in the Bible another time, when we edit these writings again, you see, our task today is what has been written in the Bible; because our main task is to find a way how to explain to our readers those religious doubts, that we have found when we were reading the Bible and what could be done about it, because we believe that they need to be addressed so to speak.
What we are saying above is not that we should change anything that is written in the Bible, to the contrary, we should keep what is written in the Bible the way it is, because the Bible belongs to the past and the past cannot be changed; but we should learn from it and together with other things that we have learned we should plan for the future, because religious changes may happen in the future. Of course this is not the first time that humanity has done that, if we look back at history we will see that many religions have given way to new religions, the way that we see this is that religions have got to agree with the times they are in, if they don't the public will slowly move away from them.
Therefore, now let us go back to talk about the Bible religions and Christianity, today as you know the Old Testament is no longer the most important part of our religious beliefs, since The New Testament is what most western religions are following today, therefore, it seems to me that religions are like everything else, they have their life span so to speak, as we have said above, so, soon or later they become too old and they have to be modified.
Now we believe that there must be a way to a modern religious system, so, this is what we are trying to do in these religious writings.
Of course we have a theory that we are writing and we are going to put forward, in our next group of articles in part three, but before we do that we need to say a few things, starting by looking briefly at the New Testament in our next article, since this is just another link of the chain that binds every religious thing together. So, see you next time in our article, New Testament discussions
May God bless us all?
These are some religious links
- Prayers of Reconciliation
Prayers of Reconciliation, I come to you praying Father Most High and eternal life giver of every living thing, I am praying thee for forgiveness of my sins and reconciliation.. People prayers to God.
- Prayers for Reconciliation
Prayers for Reconciliation starts a religious theory that aims to save religions from atheism and extremist groups, it aims to achieve that by suggesting some modifications to existing religions, etc.
- God works in mysterious ways, 34
God works in mysterious ways, let me tell you a story. My own life observations ond story of how God works in mysterious ways.
- Man needs God
Religious blog about the existence of God
- Religious Reconciliation Doc
Another religious blog general
- Prayers of Reconciliation
This is a religious site opened to house most of my religious discussions, it includes a list of attached files like in book format, which give the readers a better chance to read the whole story.
- God in the universe
This site has been opened to keep my religious writings of Prayers of Reconciliation, Reconciliation of the Universe and God of the Universe, text and sketch.
- Menfranco Reconciliation
This site is being created to house Menfranco Reconciliation Forum.
- The major world religions
Concise descriptions of the major world religions including hinduism, judaism, zoroastrianism, buddhism, shinto, confucianism, jainism, taoism, christianity, islam, sikhism and bahai. Links to books on religion and religion statistics.
- Catholic Online
Catholic News and Information Center for Catholics and All People of God, to Help them Deepen their understanding of Our Catholic Faith. Find breaking news, saints, prayers, bible, multimedia, reviews & opinion on Washington, business, sports, mo
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Kinshasa, DR Congo (PANA) - The Ministerial Conference of the Francophonie (CMF) Thursday received bids from Senegal and Vietnam for the hosting of the 15th Summit of the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF) in 2014, PANA reports Friday from here.
Both bids will be examined Sunday behind closed doors by the Heads of State and Government of the 75-Member States and observers of the Francophonie who will meet Saturday and Sunday in the Congolese capital, Kinshasa.
"If Senegal wins the bid, it will coincide with the end of the mandate of the OIF current Secretary General, Mr. Abdou Diouf, a Senegalese," a delegate present at the Summit said on condition of anonymity.
The Summit should also rule on the applications for membership by Qatar, Uruguay and Armenia.
It will also discuss the economic and environmental challenges and crises in the Francophone area, including in Côte d'Ivoire, Madagascar, Guinea-Bissau, eastern DR Congo and Guinea-Conakry.
According to organizers, about 30 heads of State and government had confirmed their attendance at the Summit being held for the first time in Central Africa.
The theme of the Kinshasa Summit is "Francophonie: Economic and Environment Issues in the face of Global Governance".
Friday and Saturday have been declared legal holidays to allow Kinshasa residents to participate in the "great festival of the francophone family".
Works of the Permanent Council of the Francophonie (CPF) and the Ministerial Conference (CMF), held on Wednesday and Thursday, were marked by extensive debates on the situation in eastern DR Congo.
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California likely voters would rather use the projected state budget surplus to pay down debt and build up the reserve than restore some funding for social service programs that were cut in recent years. These are among the key findings of a statewide survey released Wednesday by the Public Policy Institute of California, with funding from The James Irvine Foundation.
With the state projected to have a surplus of several billion dollars over the next several years, 57 percent of likely voters prefer to pay down the debt and build the reserve, compared with 39 percent who favor restoring some social service funding.
Californians overall are divided on this question (46 percent pay debt and build reserve, 48 percent restore funding for services). There is also a partisan divide: 59 percent of Democrats prefer restoring social service funding, while 76 percent of Republicans and 54 percent of independents prefer paying down debt and building up the reserve. Underlying Californians' views on how to spend the surplus is continuing concern over the state budget situation: 58 percent of likely voters view it as a big problem, as do 52 percent of all adults.
Gov. Jerry Brown released his revised budget proposal on May 13, during the survey interview period. The revision is largely similar to his January plan but also calls for increased funding for Medi-Cal, more drought-related spending and increases in contributions to the California State Teachers' Retirement System.
When read a brief description, 73 percent of likely voters and 74 percent of all adults support the plan. Majorities across parties, regions, and demographic groups favor it.
Three-quarters of likely voters (74 percent) and all adults (76 percent) also approve of changes to the state's rainy day fund reached in a bipartisan agreement earlier this month. These changes include setting aside 1.5 percent of general fund revenues every year and any capital gains revenues that exceed 8 percent of general fund revenues. For the next 15 years, half of the money would be used to pay off debt. Majorities across parties (81 percent Democrats, 73 percent independents, 67 percent Republicans) favor this plan.
"The proposal for a rainy day fund has struck a chord with voters of all political stripes," said Mark Baldassare, PPIC president and CEO. "Still, Californians are deeply divided along party lines when it comes to the tradeoff of paying down debt versus restoring funding for services."
Brown's Job Approval at 54 Percent — He Maintains Big Primary Lead
Just weeks before the primary election, the governor has a job approval rating of 54 percent among likely voters (35 percent disapprove, 11 percent don't know). The governor's approval rating is down from his record high of 60 percent reached in January. Last May, likely voters gave him an approval rating of 48 percent.
The governor continues to lead the primary race among primary likely voters, with 48 percent saying they would vote for him. Far fewer favor Republicans Tim Donnelly (15 percent) or Neel Kashkari (10 percent), although support for each has grown slightly since April (Donnelly 9 percent, Kashkari 2 percent). About a quarter of likely primary voters (27 percent) are undecided. Most Democratic primary likely voters (79 percent) would vote for Brown. Among Republicans, support is somewhat higher for Donnelly (30 percent) than Kashkari (21 percent), but 34 percent are still undecided — down from 58 percent in April. Among independents, 41 percent favor Brown, 35 percent are undecided, and 24 percent would vote for one of the Republican candidates.
Half of primary likely voters (53 percent) are satisfied with their choice of candidates, with Democrats being far more likely to be satisfied (65 percent) than Republicans (43 percent). Among independents, 48 percent are satisfied. Less than half of primary likely voters (46 percent) say they are following news about the candidates very or fairly closely — a much smaller share than in May 2010 (67 percent).
Democratic Scandals Have Little Impact on Views of Legislature
In the aftermath of political scandals that resulted in the suspension of three Democratic state senators, 36 percent of likely voters say they approve of the way the California Legislature is handling its job — about the same as in January (33 percent) and higher than last May (29 percent). Asked about the job performance of their own representatives in the assembly and state senate, 43 percent of likely voters approve, about the same as in January (45 percent) and up slightly from 38 percent last May.
How much do likely voters trust their state government? A majority (61 percent) say it can be trusted to do what is right only some of the time. Others (11 percent) volunteer that it can be trusted "none of the time." Far fewer say state government can be trusted just about always (3 percent) or most of the time (24 percent).
A strong majority says state government is pretty much run by a few big interests looking out for themselves (68 percent), while just 24 percent say it is run for the benefit of all the people. This level of distrust is high, but it is about the same as it was in December (76 percent can trust government some or none of the time, 71 percent government run by a few big interests). A slim majority of likely voters (53 percent) say the state government wastes a lot of taxpayer money, a slight decline since December, when 60 percent of likely voters held this view.
"Distrust in government runs high among Californians," Baldassare said. "In this context, the recent unprecedented suspension of three Democratic state senators has had little to no effect on legislative approval ratings and party perceptions."
The survey asked whether each of the following phrases better describes the Republican Party and its leaders or the Democratic Party and its leaders, and likely voters responded this way:
» Governs in a more honest and ethical way? 28 percent choose the Republicans, 46 percent choose the Democrats.
» Is more concerned with the needs of people like me? 32 percent choose the Republicans, 51 percent choose the Democrats.
» Is more extreme in its positions? 54 percent choose the Republicans, 33 percent choose the Democrats.
» Is more influenced by lobbyists and special interests? 42 percent choose the Republicans, 27 percent choose the Democrats, and 25 percent volunteer that this describes both parties.
Obama Job Approval Hovers Near His Record Low
Half of likely voters (50 percent) approve of the job President Barack Obama is doing, similar to his record low of 46 percent in January. Approval of Congress is at 14 percent, up 5 points from the record low of 9 percent in March. In May 2010 before the last midterm elections, approval was at 26 percent. And 48 percent of likely voters approve of the way their own representative in the U.S. House is handling his or her job.
Levels of trust in the federal government are lower than in the state government. An overwhelming majority of California likely voters either say the government in Washington can be trusted to do what is right only some of the time (68 percent) or volunteer "none of the time" (11 percent). A strong majority (67 percent) say the government wastes a lot of taxpayer money.
Drought Hits Home — Most Say They're Using Less Water
In the midst of a severe drought, 66 percent of Californians say they are following news about it closely. A record-high 59 percent say water supply in their area is a big problem (26 percent somewhat of a problem, 15 percent not much of a problem). This is a view held by majorities of coastal residents (59 percent) and inland residents (58 percent) alike. An overwhelming majority of residents say they are using less water (40 percent a lot less, 39 percent a little less) on indoor activities like showers, baths and washing dishes, while 19 percent say they are not reducing indoor water use.
A strong majority are using less water (38 percent a lot less, 28 percent a little less) on lawn care and landscaping, while 11 percent say they are not. Another 23 percent say they have no outdoor space or are not responsible for its upkeep. Across regions, Central Valley residents are the most likely to say they are using a lot less water indoors (45 percent) or out (47 percent).
Californians Pessimistic on Impact of Climate Change
On the heels of a government report on the impact of climate change across the nation, the survey asked Californians their views on global warming. Most (61 percent) say global warming will pose a serious threat to them or their way of life in their lifetime, while 35 percent say it will not. A March survey by Gallup found nearly the opposite among adults nationwide (36 percent yes, 64 percent no). California likely voters are less pessimistic than residents overall, with half (51 percent) saying global warming will pose a serious threat in their lifetime.
As the Legislature considers a temporary moratorium on hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, about a third of Californians (30 percent) favor increasing its use, while 54 percent are opposed. Support for increased fracking has declined (39 percent May 2013, 35 percent July 2013, 32 percent September 2013, 30 percent today). Californians are more likely to be in favor of building the Keystone XL pipeline (46 percent) than opposed (38 percent) — although support has declined somewhat (53 percent May 2013, 51 percent July 2013, 46 percent today).
Majority Say Covered California Is Working Well
In the survey's first assessment of views on health care reform since open enrollment ended, opinion on the law is relatively unchanged. Today, 48 percent of Californians have a generally favorable opinion of it and 42 percent have a generally unfavorable one. Adults with health insurance are divided (49 percent favorable, 41 percent unfavorable), while those without it are more likely to feel unfavorably (52 percent unfavorable, 41 percent favorable).
When they are asked to assess California's health insurance exchange, Covered California, a majority of adults (54 percent) say it is working well (14 percent very well, 40 percent fairly well), a third say it has not been working well (23 percent not too well, 12 percent not at all well), and 11 percent don't know. Younger Californians — ages 18 to 34 — are much more likely (65 percent) than older Californians to say the state's insurance exchange is working well (47 percent ages 35 to 54, 50 percent age 55 or older).
More key findings
» Proposition 13 remains popular among all adults, likely voters. Most residents also believe state voters should make some fiscal decisions about at the ballot box.
» Support for raising cigarette, alcohol taxes — but not for a tax on oil and natural gas extraction, vehicle license fees. Improving fiscal and economic conditions have not changed Californians' views on state taxes.
» Most say poverty is a big problem. The share of Californians who say poverty is a big problem is 68 percent — up 11 points since January 2006, before the recession.
About the Survey
Findings are based on a telephone survey of 1,702 California adult residents interviewed on land lines and cell phones from May 8-15. Interviews were conducted in English or Spanish, according to respondents' preferences.
The sampling error, taking design effects from weighting into consideration, is plus or minus 3.6 percent for all adults, plus or minus 4 percent for the 1,360 registered voters, plus or minus 4.6 percent for the 1,038 likely voters and plus or minus 4.9 percent for the 901 primary likely voters. For question 21 (978 respondents), asked from May 8-12, it is plus or minus 4.7 percent. For question 21a (724 respondents), asked from May 13-15, it is plus or minus 5.4 percent.


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Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Welcome To The BunnyDome
"Forget it! I'm not getting in that thing!"
"But Fluffy, I got it for you and Binks! It's a cool house to sleep in!"
"It's a cat litter bin!"
"Well, technically yes, but that's not to say it doesn't make an awesome place to hide! Look, there's no litter in there, I put your nice soft bed in there! It's like a bunny palace, with steps and everything!"
It's a litter bin for cats and I'm not going in.
Even though Miss Binks is blind, she is still always the first to explore something new that is placed in our playroom. So of course, I let her check it out first. Watch the video. See her reaction? That was a definite no. No for her means no for me (unless it's treats, then no for her means more for me).
We have so much stuff. Seriously. We have so many places to hide, I don't know why Mom thought another place would be good. "But it's nice and purple and stylish! Just try it - I swear you will like it....."
We have a Maze Haven (well only half of one now. Binky recently took it upon herself to demolish the lower level so Mom cut it down to just one level instead of two). We have a willow tent. We have a stuffed tree house. We have TWO plush houses. We have a tunnel. And we have a coffee table.
Now we also have a stupid purple igloo.
Wish she would have spent the money on bananas instead.....
6 comments:
- The Fab Furs said...
Maybe it's too modern for Miss Binks. Perhaps a pink castle with a turret is more her style.
- August 23, 2011 at 9:19 PM
- Hef's Mom said...
Prehaps its the slippery steps?
- August 24, 2011 at 7:35 AM
- Lisa said...
We have a lot of the same stuff! Including the surviving half of a maze haven ;)
- August 26, 2011 at 7:39 AM
- Sarah Jane said...
Just discovered your blog, its ace!
Love Domino,
- September 5, 2011 at 8:58 AM
- Digdug said...
Its the same here, I sometimes bring home something that i know my bun would look in or on,.. and no dice
- September 17, 2011 at 1:59 PM
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- September 17, 2011 at 2:05 PM
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My favorite links of the week from the best Social Media and Tech blogs and websites:
- Cybergangs target online shoppers
- What would Apple have to do to ruin your relationship?
- 11 Biggest Social Media Disasters of 2012
- Using Social Media To Cover For Lack Of Original Thought – Onion Talks – Ep. 6 – YouTube
Humor from the Onion, or stark reality?
- The essential guide to using Instagram filters like a pro
Interesting. I know I have wanted to know what those filters do.
- Quick overview: the new Pinterest business pages
- The Facebook Cheat Sheet Shows All the Keyboard Shortcuts to Use Facebook Faster
Let me know how this works for you.
- Most Popular Webcam: Logitech HD Pro Webcam C920
According to Lifehacker
- 9 Tips for Integrating Your Facebook Page With Your Facebook Profile
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Lionel Messi looked as if he was finally back to full fitness with two goals in Barcelona's 4-1 win over Sevilla last night.
The 26-year-old was ruled out of action for two months with a thigh problem in November and since returning has looked a shadow of his former unstoppable self.
But this goal - the first of two last night - showed he is getting his touch back, as he flicked the ball up for himself before firing a left-footed volley beyond the grasp of Sevilla stopper Beto.
The win ensured Barca took full advantage of Atletico Madrid's slip-up on Saturday night to return to the top of the La Liga table.
And if Messi can keep this form up from now until the end of the campaign, the Catalan giants will take some stopping.


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Places to Stay in OKC
Most events for the Oklahoma Modernism Weekend will take place in the central part of town just a few short miles from the Downtown/Bricktown/Midtown core. These are some of the places we recommend to stay:
- The Skirvin is a historic four-star hotel in the heart of downtown. It is located just blocks from Bricktown, the Myriad Gardens, and the Oklahoma City Museum of Art. If you stay here, you definitely want to have a drink (or two or 10) at lobby bar, Red Piano.
- The Colcord (pictured above) is an historic downtown office building that was converted into a boutique hotel in the early 2000s. It is located directly across the street from the Myriad Gardens and boasts one of downtown's best eateries, Flint.
- One of OKC's newest and most mod hotels is Aloft, located on the outskirts of downtown and just across the street from the hopping and historic Deep Deuce neighborhood. The hotel is also within easy walking distance to scores of restaurants and shops in Bricktown.
- A more affordable downtown option is the Sheraton Hotel, which is just down the block from the Skirvin. It doesn't have the history or cache of either the Skirvin or Colcord, but it's a nice hotel at a reasonable price.
- If you want to stay in the heart of Bricktown, Hampton Inn and Suites is a good bet and it also has an indoor pool if you want to have a swim before a day of mid-century modern fun.
- Another centrally located hotel is the Ambassador in the heart of Midtown. The hotel's penthouse-level O Bar provides spectacular views of nearby downtown, and it is within a few blocks of Automobile Alley, one of OKC's most fun shopping and dining areas.
- If you like art with your lodgings, you will definitely want to check out 21c in the Film Row district. The combination boutique hotel and modern art gallery is located in the old Fred Jones assembly plant and is also home to Mary Eddy's Kitchen and Lounge.
- If you want to get out of the downtown area, another four-star hotel is the newly renovated Waterford Hotel in Nichols Hills.
- Another affordable, out-of-downtown hotel we recommend is the Crowne Plaza, which is located in the near suburbs and close to both Penn Square Mall and shopping along Western Avenue.
- There are also many centrally located and affordable vacation options on Airbnb.
- If you want to stay in Norman near the OU campus, this Airbnb might be perfect.


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A communication from the Administrator and chief executive officer Jose Mari Ponce of the Cagayan Economic Zone Authority to the Meridien Vista Gaming Corporation online gambling firm stated, "stop all gaming operations including testing of software and telecommunication infrastructures."
The Cagayan Economic Zone in the Philippines is the largest province in the country and the only one where online gambling operations are permitted. MVGC president Aitor Araña Totricabuena received the news recently via letter that has finally ordered the complete stoppage of the companies controversial operations.
The Cagayan Economic Zone Authority earlier authorized the company to set up and establish jai-alai kiosks and other support service facilities within the zone including telecommunications for use by the firm for its online betting activities. Meridien Vista Gaming Corporation was given a license to operate anywhere within the Cagayan Special Economic Zone and Freeport (CSEZFP) in Sta. Ana, Cagayan "and in any place as may be allowed by law. ..."
The Office of Government-owned and Controlled Corporations (OGCC) overturned the permitted operations "regarding the operation and licensing of jai-alai, which was the basis of CEZA approval of MVGCs operation."
Anti-gambling advocates in the province also believed that the company has abused the privilege vested on it by operating well outside their supposed jurisdiction.
Concerned citizens reported that wagers were supposed to be placed in betting stations but collectors roam around some towns including capital Bayombong and Solano where betting are done jueteng-style.
Bet collectors said that local handlers of the company have told them that their operation was completely legitimate.
After weeks of debates over the gaming firm's legitimacy, sources revealed that MVGC has also operated in the Camarines provinces where raids were executed by the local police armed with search warrants.
Senior Provincial Board Member Patricio Dumlao confirmed that MVGCs operations were illegal even if municipal permits were issued to them. Nueva Vizcaya and Isabela were trial areas where the company continued to operate before the cease operations order came down.


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If you are a jazz lover you won't want to miss Underground Studio's third installment of the Live Jazz "Underground Concert Series", on May 3rd. LaFontsee Galleries is offering a new concert series every Sunday. What better place to enjoy some amazing jazz music than an intimate art gallery. On May 3rd at 3 p.m. The… Read More »
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The following week, so just this past Wednesday, I had more speedwork on my schedule. The weather gurus called for rain, so the group workout was cancelled, but since the coach gave us the workout description anyway, we said what the hell, let's do it. And hell it was. Yassos ring a bell to any of you?
That's short for 800m repeats with enough rest time in between to get the heart rate under 100bpm. For me, that was going to be 2 min. So hubbs and I headed to the track nearby, exactly a mile away and by the time we got there, the rain was in full force. My capris and shoes were already soaked and were feeling heavy. I started the repeats and was surprised by the 3:55 repeat time, which again was faster than I expected, even though I was feeling tired. I knew I was running with horrible form too, but somehow that was working for me. I did 6 repeats, then tried to run with good form and my time got worse. 4:03. That was a significant slowdown, so I returned to my old bad form and voila, 3:55 for the last round (what was that all about? Another mystery that's going to torture my OCD brain). I never thought these would hurt so much, but they did. Two thumbs up for embracing the suck!
Another memorable time was my return to the pool for an actual workout, not just swimming long with a pull buoy between my legs. I even brought my fins and my board and did drills and kicks and all the the serious shit that makes you chase that clock with funny numbers and colored arms on the wall. No pictures for proof, but it's in Training Peaks, Garmin Connect and Runkeeper.
On Thursday, the open water swim got cancelled because of high counts of bacteria, but I was too tired after work to be willing to drag my ass to the pool again. I managed to end the day on a positive note anyway, as I made it from work just on time to pick up a package from the Post Office. In it, the SOAS tri kit that I ordered online after TriSports published a 25% coupon on Twitter. I was pretty upset that I could not find those kits in Canada, that I jumped on the opportunity right away. Alas only L, XL and XS sizes were available, so I went with the L and prayed that it would fit. It's not skintight, so I could have definitely fit in an M. Oh well, next time, maybe. These kits scream quality and they feel really nice on the skin, so I finally understand why there is so much hype around them.
Ok, enough with this post. I rather finish it on a smile, because I have a few more posts in the queue and they're not all so cheerful. Long weekend and all, I may even blog again tomorrow. Two in two days, now that's progress!


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Tuesday, 21 June 2011 10:10 AM
JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Calling the condition of America "totally unacceptable," former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman formally entered the 2012 Republican presidential sweepstakes today, promising new jobs, energy independence and a simpler tax code.
"For the first time in our history, we are about to pass down to the next generation a country that is less powerful, less compassionate, less competitive and less confident than the one we got," the 51-year-old Huntsman said as he declared he's joining the race to make Barack Obama a one-term president.
Huntsman is the eighth candidate to officially enter the race, joining former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., former pizza company entrepreneur Herman Cain, Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty and former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum.
There has been speculation that Texas Gov. Rick Perry and former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani might also jump in.
In a speech at Liberty State Park in New Jersey, Huntsman said he respects Obama, whom he served as ambassador to China, but added that he and the president have "a difference of opinion on how to help the country we both love."
"But the question each of us wants the voters to answer is, 'Who will be the better president, not who's the better American.' "
Huntsman chose the same site where another former western governor, Ronald Reagan of California, announced his candidacy in 1980.
"I'm Jon Huntsman, I've been a governor, a businessman, and a diplomat," he said in prepared remarks. "I'm the husband of the love of my life and the father of seven terrific kids. A son of great parents. I'm from the American west, where the view of America is limitless with lots of blue sky . . . And today, I'm a candidate for the office of president of the United States of America."
Huntsman had been flirting with a presidential run for months, and in interviews recently he has criticized U.S. foreign policy, saying the country is overcommitted to world trouble spots. He has also sought to stress his background as a businessman and has said jobs would be a top priority.
In his prepared remarks, Huntsman said, "We will not be the first American generation that lets down the next generation."
"What we need now is leadership that trusts in our strength. Leadership that doesn't promise Washington has all the solutions to our problems, but rather looks to local solutions in our cities, towns and states."
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Weston 4 Tier Food Dehydrator
This food dehydrator allows the user to create healthy, delicious, and natural snacks such as jerky, banana chips, fruit roll-ups, yogurt and more. Provides 3.14 square feet of drying rack space.
Weston 4 Tier Food Dehydrator
- Creates healthy, delicious, and natural snacks such as:
- Banana chips
- Fruit roll-ups
- Yogurt
- Jerky
- 3.14 square feet of drying space from the 4 large, removable trays
- 250 Watt heating element
- Each round tray is 12" in diameter
- Additional trays can be added for expanded dehydrating potential
- Uniform air flow system makes tray rotation unnecessary, making dehydration even easier
- Solid ABS thermoplastic housing and AS trays
- Easy to use and easy to clean
- Dehydration retains natural flavors in foods and requires no additives or preservatives
This dehydrator is the perfect tool for creating healthy, delicious, and natural snacks from extra fruit, meat, and vegetables. Favorite foods such as homemade jerky, banana chips, fruit roll-ups, and yogurt are just a few of the possibilities. Dehydrating food is a natural and effective way to preserve food without chemicals or preservatives. Natural flavors and nutrients are retained with dehydration and spare meat from a hunting trip can be transformed into jerky.
This unit has 4 removable drying trays that provide 3.14 square feet of flat surface to dry on. The quiet fans are great for circulating air uniformly over food and eliminating the need for tray rotation. This process removes almost all moisture from food without cooking, steaming, or damaging the food. It is ideal for use in the kitchen and is sized to sit on counter-tops just as a microwave or toaster oven would sit.
- More than 8 square feet of food dehydrator drying space
- Ultra-quiet with a 5.5" fan
- Overall dimensions: 12" H x 15.2" W x 21" D
- Each drying tray measures 14.25" x 10.75"
Unit Ship Weight: 20 lbs


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How to Buy & Do Almost Any Thing Right the First Time Around Handbook
Author: Terry D. Clark
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