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time to return the traditional Richmond yellow
Groupie_
time to return the traditional Richmond yellow
im accompanied by a lovely cab merlot goon box tonight
A bag of wine is technically a single glass if you neck it straight out of the box, right?
Groupie_
time to return the traditional Richmond yellow
nah im muggin itA bag of wine is technically a single glass if you neck it straight out of the box, right?
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time to return the traditional Richmond yellow
my beatles abbey road mug the perfect size for a serving
Cold enough for a warm mulled one with brekky yet?
Throw in some citrus, ginger, cinammon stick etc...
You're gonna tell me wine can only be drunk ice cold, in the middle of winter, aren't ya!
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Fairlane? Fairmint?
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Manure are shit , these campaigners are going to do the double
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It's Time!
Spurs Newcastle playing tomorrow?
We may see 22 snoring players on the field.
We may see 22 snoring players on the field.
Groupie_
time to return the traditional Richmond yellow
Groupie_
time to return the traditional Richmond yellow
i dont do warm wineCold enough for a warm mulled one with brekky yet?
Throw in some citrus, ginger, cinammon stick etc...
You're gonna tell me wine can only be drunk ice cold, in the middle of winter, aren't ya!
room temp goonie best
This is so applicable to our own economy too, we're not even vaguely competitive.
Within the definition of 'honest' and 'dishonest' corruption, the majority of ours is dishonest - no worthwhile product or well delivered service gets spat out the other end.
Welsh starts by comparing the creation of EV charging stations in the US and China. The US government spent $7.5 billion in subsidies; the Chinese government spent $10 billion roughly. Total stations produced by the $7.5 billion program: seven stations.
• Total EV charging stations in the US: 186,200.
• Total in China: seven million, of which 2.2 million are public.
Then he makes his larger point, that the neoliberal system in the US is designed not to produce.
[Y]ou can’t run industrial policy or a war economy under neoliberalism. It’s impossible. …
Washington spends 7.5 billion for 7 charging stations. This isn’t just incompetence, this is corruption. Yes, China and Russia have corruption. Lots of it. It is nothing compared to American and European corruption, not even on the same scale. In China, especially, most corruption is “honest corruption” — you can take a slice, but you have to actually deliver. If X number of homes or charging stations are to be produced, you’ve got to produce them.
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The underlying problem is not competition from China but neoliberal financialization. Finance capitalism is not industrial capitalism. It is a lapse back into debt peonage and rentier neo-feudalism. Bankers play the role today that landlords played up through the nineteenth century, making fortunes without corresponding value from capital gains for real estate, stocks, and bonds on credit and from debt leveraging—whose carrying charges increase the economy’s cost of living and doing business.
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At the dawn of the twentieth century, Americans generally saw advertising as an embarrassing field, for both those who worked within it and companies that made use of its services. Just two decades later, that had changed completely—so much so that in 1926, President Coolidge described advertising as part of the “increasing progress of civilization.”
As sociologist Daniel Navon writes, the shift was less about any proven ability of advertisers to spur economic flourishing and more about the way the industry redefined itself—with the support of federal and state governments.
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Within the definition of 'honest' and 'dishonest' corruption, the majority of ours is dishonest - no worthwhile product or well delivered service gets spat out the other end.
Welsh starts by comparing the creation of EV charging stations in the US and China. The US government spent $7.5 billion in subsidies; the Chinese government spent $10 billion roughly. Total stations produced by the $7.5 billion program: seven stations.
• Total EV charging stations in the US: 186,200.
• Total in China: seven million, of which 2.2 million are public.
Then he makes his larger point, that the neoliberal system in the US is designed not to produce.
[Y]ou can’t run industrial policy or a war economy under neoliberalism. It’s impossible. …
Washington spends 7.5 billion for 7 charging stations. This isn’t just incompetence, this is corruption. Yes, China and Russia have corruption. Lots of it. It is nothing compared to American and European corruption, not even on the same scale. In China, especially, most corruption is “honest corruption” — you can take a slice, but you have to actually deliver. If X number of homes or charging stations are to be produced, you’ve got to produce them.
…
The underlying problem is not competition from China but neoliberal financialization. Finance capitalism is not industrial capitalism. It is a lapse back into debt peonage and rentier neo-feudalism. Bankers play the role today that landlords played up through the nineteenth century, making fortunes without corresponding value from capital gains for real estate, stocks, and bonds on credit and from debt leveraging—whose carrying charges increase the economy’s cost of living and doing business.
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At the dawn of the twentieth century, Americans generally saw advertising as an embarrassing field, for both those who worked within it and companies that made use of its services. Just two decades later, that had changed completely—so much so that in 1926, President Coolidge described advertising as part of the “increasing progress of civilization.”
As sociologist Daniel Navon writes, the shift was less about any proven ability of advertisers to spur economic flourishing and more about the way the industry redefined itself—with the support of federal and state governments.
How Government Helped Birth the Advertising Industry - JSTOR Daily
Advertising went from being an embarrassing activity to a legitimate part of every company’s business plans—despite scant evidence that it worked.
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The End of Lean Production... and What’s Ahead
For three and a half decades, lean management drove the production and movement of goods. But now logistics and manufacturing employers are shifting to a new model. To maximize our leverage, workers should understand it. Lean production, introduced in the 1980s from Japanese automakers, caught...
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Maybe We're Closer to "You'll Own Nothing" Than We Realize
Maybe we should rephrase the slogan to "you'll appear to own things you don't actually control and be happy." The World Economic Forum...
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When Online Content Disappears
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Groupie_
time to return the traditional Richmond yellow
Groupie_
time to return the traditional Richmond yellow
gonna make burritos
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And stick one up your ass
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time to return the traditional Richmond yellow
not possible they are soft
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Find a way
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time to return the traditional Richmond yellow
could fill up a colon enema bag with a food processed burrito
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See, I knew u would cum thru
Got twice as many zucchini's as asked for with an already pretty big order yesterday, made a couple of massive Women's Weekly Zucchini slices, been snacking ever since.
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