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Italian-made is what you want, simpler the better. Avoid fanciful cutters that promise ravioli and stick to linguine, fettucine or wider cuts. The old school hand-cranked models with one or two slip-on cutters will last for years. These are capable of producing precise thicknesses from chunky to pap...

In the thread "The future of the Republican party in America", someone posted about how great Texas's economy was and how this vindicated conservative economics, and I responded that nationally there was little correlation between how well an economy was doing and it's politically philosophy. Later ...

Good Day: I would like some clarification regarding the Permanent Resident application process. After receiving the AIP, sending out the application for the Open Work Permit, and applying for the SIN soon after, what other documents (besides the ones listed below) are required to obtain the Permanen...

Thanks Grinity - I hadn't thought about going into a neighboring county. The frustrating thing to us is that we pretty much begged them to look at our testing and information at the end of the 08-09 school year so that we could get everything in place for the beginning of the school year this year. ...

I'm reading a book given to me by a friend and cancer survivor written by a Portland internist. He is advocating the Mediterranean diet, which according to his description, is very similar to the Ornish Diet - plant based, no processed foods, lots of leafy greens and beans. It differs in that it inc...

Hi. Most of my friends have tried and successfully gave birth to a baby while they were in USA. My friends claim that they have given the best possible gift to their child by making him or her a citizen of USA. They tell me that this ensures that their kid will have a great education, career and a c...

Hi, My name is Rocky, I am a 32 yr old Irish guy who will be travelling in Yunnan in July. I know that you said June, but I have my flights booked and am due to arrive in shanghai on July 11. If you find no one to go and don't mind changing your dates, please let me know as some company would be nic...

Hello everyone, I am teaching a group of university students (aged 19-26) and they have asked me to sort out a language exchange evening for them. It would be a one-off thing but if it goes well then it could be repeated every so often. I am thinking of either Thursday 24 September or 1 October. The...

Great bit of kit - I've ordered mine. Yes it reads pretty much any text file and also ships with conversion software which allows you to turn any files which won't read into one's it will, or you could just create a .pdf and it will read those. In answer to the issue about only being able to by book...

As far as languages go, French, and the other Latin based languages would be the easiest. Not to say that it will be a piece of cake or anything. You have to learn how sentences are structured which is different than in English. For example in English you would say I love you. In French if you direc...

I have about 6 years recruitment experience and currently am a part business owner. I am a strong believer that everything is possible but I have one advise for you. Unless if you have extensive recruitment experience, a nerve made of steel and unmatched motivation you will be throwing your money in...

Its claim sounds too good to be true although I hope such product exists. I googled it and found some reviews saying it gave rashes to their face.