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Crockpot Corn Chowder Recipe

by Justin on October 12, 2012

4 Servings
-Virginia Sonier (HCMC24B
6 sl Bacon; diced
1/2 c Onion; chopped
2 c Potatoes; peeled \& diced
2 pk Frozen whole corn;
-broken apart (10 oz. ea)
1 cn Cream-style corn (16 oz.)
1 tb Sugar
1 ts Worcestershire
1 ts Seasoned salt
1/8 ts Seasoned pepper
1 c Water

In skillet, fry bacon until crisp; remove. Add to drippings, the onion and
potatoes and saute about 5 mins. Drain well. Combine all ingredients in
crock-pot and stir well. Cook on LOW 4-7 hours.

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Businesses Online | Internet and Businesses Online | * Written by nicole zhang | Wednesday, 10 October 2012 20:05 | Word Count: 407

Construction machinery enters the stage of slow growth In the first year of the 12th five year, the html">stone crusher industry, although the growth is not made rapid progress as in 2011, it still has made great achievements. However, it is undeniable that the country's current economy has entered the appropriate adjustments and return to the rational stage; with the gradual withdrawal of stimulus policies and the implementation of a series of macro-control policies aim at prudent monetary policy, construction machinery in 2012 appear very large gap between the expected and the reality of the industry.
The golden period of high growth is over and the whole construction machinery enters the stage of slow growth.
In recent years, industrial capacity growth is too fast, which results in the order of competition within the industry is not standardized, even unfair business phenomenon has occurred frequently. Phenomenon of unfair competition has resulted in varying degrees of impact for the development of construction machinery industry.
The economic development of the domestic and international environment is very complex; under the unstable situation, the country unswervingly adhere to the macro-control policy; to maintain policy continuity and stability, the country puts the stability of the general price level on the first position of the macro- control, and enhance the policy relevance, flexibility and effectiveness; at same time, shift handle to maintain stable and rapid economic development, adjusting economic structure and managing inflation expectations, and accelerate economic restructuring and development, introduce a series of reforms and innovative measures to implement a prudent monetary policy, strengthen liquidity management and to increase the regulation and control of the real estate market, prompting the construction machinery industry quickly return to the rational, and gradually returning to a steady state of development and maintain a normal growth rate. This is in line with the national macro-control and favors the construction machinery industry long-term, stable and rapid economic development.
The construction machinery industry appears to be in the doldrums, in fact, it is to return to the rational growth of the state, in line with the current development needs of the national macro-control. China's construction machinery industry, a high-growth period has ended, but the development of the entire global construction machinery industry is not suspended, from an international point of view, is still optimistic about the future development of construction machinery industry.

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No clear link between organic food, birth defect

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Baby boys whose moms ate organic during pregnancy do not seem to have a lower risk of a birth defect of the penis, a new study finds.

The birth defect is known as hypospadias, where the opening of the urethra is on the underside of the penis instead of the tip. It affects roughly one in 200 newborn boys.

No one is sure what causes hypospadias, though there does seem to be a genetic component. And some studies have found that the risk is higher when moms are older than 35 or obese before pregnancy.

In theory, organic food choices could be related, according to the researchers of the new study, led by Jeppe Schultz Christensen of Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen, Denmark.

That's because organic foods should have less pesticide residue than conventional foods. And certain pesticides contain so-called endocrine-disrupting chemicals - meaning they can have effects on reproductive hormones.

But in their study, the researchers found that overall, organic food choices were not linked to hypospadias risk.

The one exception was that a high intake of non-organic butter and cheese was related to an increased risk. But experts say that does not necessarily equal cause-and-effect.

"I'd be very cautious in interpreting these results," said Suzan Carmichael, an associate professor of pediatrics at Stanford University School of Medicine in California.

Carmichael was not involved in the new research, but has studied potential environmental risk factors for hypospadias and other birth defects.

It's not clear what to make of the connection between high consumption of certain non-organic dairy foods and hypospadias, according to Carmichael. There could be other things about moms' lifestyles or health at work.

"I think the main finding is that most non-organic foods were not associated with the risk," Carmichael said.

The findings, reported in the Journal of Urology, are based on interviews with 306 moms whose sons were born with hypospadias and 306 who had healthy baby boys. The women reported on how often they chose the "organic alternative" for different food groups during pregnancy.

Then they were asked about their current eating habits: how often they ate eggs, cheese, fruits and vegetables and meat. The researchers used that as a "proxy" for how often the moms ate those foods during pregnancy.

Overall, moms who'd chosen organic during pregnancy were no less likely to have a boy with hypospadias than moms who'd eaten conventional foods.

The one exception was seen with moms who currently ate both butter and cheese at least once a day, and who'd "rarely or never" eaten organic during pregnancy. They were twice as likely to have a baby with hypospadias, versus women who had little butter and cheese, and had gone organic at least sometimes while pregnant.

That hints at a possible role for pesticide contaminants in fatty dairy foods, according to the researchers.

On the other hand, that might not be the explanation at all.

"I think that the organic choice is probably related to general healthy lifestyle and behavior, and that may be an explanation to the findings," Tina Kold Jensen, one of the researchers on the study, said in an email.

"This really doesn't add evidence on whether women should choose organic," Carmichael said.

She added, though, that the findings don't mean a possible link should be dismissed.

There is lab research suggesting that endocrine disrupting chemicals could contribute to hypospadias. Studying a possible connection in humans is a lot more complex, however, Carmichael pointed out.

Singling out any one environmental exposure as a culprit in birth defect risk is always difficult.

The strongest kind of study would follow a large group of pregnant women, get detailed information on different exposures and, ideally, do blood tests to see what a woman's actual exposure to a given chemical was.

Those are tough studies to do, in part because hypospadias is fairly uncommon. So you'd have to recruit and follow a large number of women, Carmichael pointed out.

"It's really important to ask these questions," she said, "But it's also challenging."

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is currently running a large study on the potential risk factors for various birth defects, including hypospadias.

SOURCE: http://bit.ly/TBCpnO Journal of Urology, online October 2, 2012

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NTT DoCoMo unveils winter lineup, pushes big displays, LTE, quad-cores and NFC payments

Just as the air begins to chill, NTT DoCoMo has announced its forthcoming line-up for release in November and December, including nine smartphones, four feature phones and a tablet. As the Japanese populace would no doubt demand, all of the bigger smartphones -- from the 4.7-inch Arrows V F-04E through to the 5.5-inch Galaxy Note II -- come with 1,280 x 720 displays, a healthy degree of water- and dust-proofing, plus decent quad-core credentials. The new Aquos Phone Zeta SH-02E stands out for its low-power 4.9-inch IGZO panel and 16-megapixel camera, while the Arrows Tab F-05E 10-inch tablet packs a 1,980 x 1200 display and what sounds like the latest 1.7GHz iteration of Tegra 3 (as seen in the HTC One X+). It's also interesting to a see a Korean-style variant of the Galaxy S III (the Alpha SC-03E) packing a souped-up 1.6GHz Exynos chip and 2GB RAM. In related news, NTT has also announced that it's parterning with Mastercard PayPass and will offer the contactless payment system for Japanese customers travelling abroad by fall next year -- and indeed all the new smartphones are NFC-equipped. Click the first source link below for the full run-down.

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