"originally to be titled ""Bryan Adams Hasn't Heard Of You Either"" (due to critics' indifference to his first album and singles) but Adams' sense of humour didn't make it past the gate keepers at the record company, who opted for the safer title. The first single ""Lonely Nights"" became a hit in upstate New York long before it broke anywhere else. This was partially due to a couple of late night DJs working in Rochester, Albany and Syracuse. Within a few months the album had been picked up across the United States and Adams was soon on tour doing clubs"
"the same places ""as consumers do"", in each of four regions of the country (North Central, West, South, and Northeast). The purchases or market baskets are identical as much as possible. It is bought in supermarkets, grocery stores, and fast-food restaurants in three cities per region, which change every year. The FDA Kansas City District Laboratory in Lenexa, Kansas is the central lab for the country and prepares and analyzes each kind of food, combining samples from the 3 cities of a region to make one composite sample. Foods are prepared ""as consumers typically would"", which includes washing, peeling, cooking."
"appeared in many different countries such as France, Italy, Spain and China. A huge amount of salt is needed to prepare the dish, and as such even a few hundred years ago it was very expensive, due to salt being a rare commodity in that time period. Earlier than that, the dish would have been reserved only for the wealthy and the prosperous. Nowadays, it can easily be produced at home or in restaurants. By drizzling the crust in alcohol, restaurants burn the crust before being presented to the customer in flames. The first recorded reference in China resembling the"
"of ingredients before hitting on a promising combination of wheat and corn. He used his young children and their friends as taste testers. The technical problem to be solved in the manufacture of the product was how to cook the ingredients without their sticking to the mold. Milo tried several possibilities and wound up using ordinary cast iron. The development of the product was done in his compound in Tarrytown, New York where a pilot plant was built. For bulk production a factory was built on the family farm in Effingham, Kansas. With the deepening of the Great Depression the"
"ditches. It can also be found growing on in the midst of rocks and scrub on sharp or steep slopes. They can be found at an altitude of above sea level. It is hardy to between USDA Zone 9 – Zone 11. It is thought hardy to −5C, it can be left outdoors in warm parts of the USA, such as California. It is also hardy to European Zone H4. In Britain (and some parts of Europe), it is classed as Tender, so can be grown in a pot and then over-winter in a cool greenhouse. In Australia, it can"
"pop-up shop in Culver City, California in 2017 inside menswear store Magasin; the popup included Reid's made-to-measure service. Multi-brand boutiques that carry the brand include Brigade in Cleveland, Ohio; Tenet in Southampton, New York; DLM Supply Co. in Dallas, Texas; Sy Devore in Studio City, California; Rothman’s in New York; Carriere in Westlake Village, California; Garmany in Red Bank, New Jersey; Rodes in Louisville, Kentucky; Sebastian’s Closet in Dallas, Texas; Weitzenkorn’s in Pottstown, Pennsylvania and Martin Patrick 3 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Outside of the US, the brand is carried at Nordstrom in Canada. Every year the designer produces a limited"
"in open forests of mountain valleys, on granite soils. They can be found at an altitude of above sea level. It is not hardy to in the UK, but can be grown in an alpine house or bulb frame. It is hardy in Europe, but needs shelter from winter wetness. It can be grown in well drained soils. It is tolerant of different pH levels. It prefers positions in sun. It needs moisture during the spring but not at winter times. It also needs a dry summer period. It is thought to be best planted in September and October, to"
"lessons and platform built by the existing chapters, P*Seattle is excited and ready to give Seattle's young professionals a way to contribute, have fun and meet others that want to do more for their community and the world around them. New York is one of the latest chapters started by Philanthro Productions (Est. 2010). Their kick off event was held on April 29, 2011 at Kiss & Fly, and benefited the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Metro New York. There is a saying that ""if you can make it in New York, you can make it anywhere."" It has always been Philanthro's"
"नहीं, बल्कि शहर के बीच चौराहे पर होना चाहिए । श्मशान उस जगह होना चाहिए जहां से आदमी दिन में 10 बार गुजरता है ताकि जब- जब वह वहां से गुजरे तो वहां जलती लाशे और अधजले मुर्दों को देख कर उसे भी अपनी मृत्यु का ख्याल आ जाए और अगर ऐसा हुआ तो दुनिया के 70 फ़ीसदी पाप और अपराध शब्द खत्म हो जाएंगे। आज का आदमी भूल गया है कि कल उसे मर जाना है तुम कहते जरूर होगी एक दिन सभी को मर जाना है। तुम कहते जरूर होगी कि एक दिन मर जाना है, पर उन"
"pleasant. There is a famous place in Cali where they sell this delicious drink, it is called “El Champús de Lola”. This establishment has run for almost 30 years and has passed to younger generations which had worked with the original recipe. Despite of the existence of several venues that sell the same drink, customers consider that the best preparation of the champús come from the lower-income suburbs which is sold on the streets sometimes with the purpose of raising funds. This drink goes well with lunch food and savoury snacks; it brings families together. To prepare champús you need"
"to do it, right? Pack up all your cares and woes, go and tweak your boss's nose, bye, bye, day shift. Really. It's the great American dream. Pack up and ship out for parts unknown with your significant other and your bicycle. What a rush. It's life. It's adventure. It's your chance to finally learn what really ""does"" sit just around the next corner on the best single-tracks in Canada and Great Britain and Switzerland ... or the more exotic Greece, or even more exotic Costa Rica, or - add a new level of exotica here - Tahiti or India."
"produce large numbers of volunteer seedlings. Today the tree has fallen so far out of favor that some towns and cities have banned its use as a street tree. It is also commonly cultivated outside its native range, showing tolerance of a wide range of climates, growing successfully as far north as central Norway and south to Orlando, Florida. It can thrive in a Mediterranean climate, as at Jerusalem and Los Angeles, if summer water is provided. It is also grown in temperate parts of the Southern Hemisphere: Argentina, Uruguay, Venezuela, the southern states of Brazil (as well as in"
"had only one desire: to leave the small town in Alabama where you grew up and take on one of the most glamorous and exciting places in the world: New York City! Guess what? Your dream has finally come true! You have enough cash to see you through forty days, so establish yourself in the Big Apple: make friends, find a job, and start yourself on the path to becoming rich and famous. Who knows, you might even find true love! Remember, time is always ticking away, so if you haven’t made a name for yourself in forty days, it’s"
"into thin dried strips. The finished item may be labeled as jerky, but with the qualifier ""ground and formed"". This product is widely available in general interest stores, such as supermarkets and convenience stores. Also popular is shredded dry jerky (meat floss) sold in containers resembling snuff or dip. Jerky made in the traditional style is also a ubiquitous staple of farmers' markets in rural areas all over North America. In addition to being common in the United States and Canada, jerky is also gaining popularity in supermarkets, convenience stores and online retailers in Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom"
"be. There's nowhere I'd rather be Than by my dear Gibraltar. Nowhere but where I was born Have I set all my hopes. Take me there - I want to die By the side of my great Rock. La Línea and Campamento, Algeciras and further beyond Are o'er-towered by the height Of the Rock of Gibraltar. America may be very big And have a great deal to see, I still love my little Rock Which gave my life to me.</poem> iThis is a translation of the original Spanish for use in Wikipedia, for the sole purpose of helping the non-Spanish"
"temperate areas of western Asia. Originally found in the Hyrcanian woods, along the southern coast of the Caspian Sea from Azerbaijan to Iran. It is found growing in the mountains along the Caspian Sea. It prefers to grow in sunny sites, on rocky soils that dry out completely in summer. As it is not very hardy, but it can withstand strong frosts of short duration. Although it is thought to be best grown in the UK and in America, within a bulb frame or alpine house, to keep the soils dry. It also needs a dry, summer dormancy of several"
"retailers in the West. The kosher certified products can be determined from the small ""OU"" symbol on the lid (small container), the back of the box (large container) or on the outside back of multi-packs near the nutrition information. Due to mixed inventory on store shelves, it is advisable to confirm the product one selects does indeed contain the symbol to avoid ingesting the non-certified product. Forty-five per cent of the world's Tic Tacs are manufactured in the Ferrero factory in Cork, Ireland. Tic Tacs are also manufactured in Australia, Canada, India and Ecuador. For Fresh mint (Europe/US/Canada); Peppermint (Australia)"
"rare. Only in a small number of towns and villages in Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, and in Costa Rica, is it still prepared. It is still very popular throughout southern Peru, sold in every small town and the residential neighborhoods of the larger cities. Normally sold in 'chicherias' consisting of an unused room or a corner of the patio of a home, these generally unlicensed businesses can provide a significant boost to a family's income. They're generally identified by a bamboo pole sticking out the open door, adorned with (often red) flags, flowers, ribbons or colored plastic bags. Normally sold"
"The factory with its outlet store are located on NY Route 5, nearly halfway between Buffalo and Rochester, New York. Yancey’s Fancy cheese factory produces a variety of different flavors, which can be found at many retail stores nationwide. They specialize in making ""artisan cheeses,"" which are hand-crafted in the old style (with some new techniques) for the most authentic cheese flavor. Their ""Finger Lakes Champagne Aged Cheddar Cheese"" is made with real champagne from the Finger Lakes region, specifically from Hunt Country Vineyards. Yancey's Fancy is the largest fresh cheese curd manufacturer on the East Coast. The company utilizes"
"made in the Petit Bateau factory in Marrakech and in the partner production plants in Morocco and Tunisia. As underlined by François Hollande after a visit to the workshops of the historic site of the Troyes factory in April 2017, if they had not made the decision to move a portion of their production to North Africa, Petit Bateau would no longer exist in Troyes. Regarding the remaining 15%, Petit Bateau collaborates with manufacturers with expertise complementary to that of the brand. Thus, products such as raincoats or trousers are produced by about thirty external suppliers, installed in particular in"
"card which is diecut then folded and glued. The hexagon can also be stacked in many layers without the pile collapsing, which is an advantage at the point of sale. The last 100 tubes to leave the factory in York had a certificate inside them. Smarties are no longer manufactured in York; in October 2007, production was moved to Germany, where a third of them were already made. Outside Europe, Nestlé's largest production facility for Smarties is in Canada, where Nestlé has been manufacturing products since 1918. Canadian-made Smarties have a noticeably thicker shell than their European variants. In 1998,"
"It is found as far north as Carnamah and as far south as Harvey. It grows in sandy and skeletal soils and is found among sand dunes and patches of coastal limestone as part of coastal heath communities. The plant commercially available as seedlings in seed form. It is easily propagated from seed collected in December or January. The seeds need to be treated with hot water treatment or lightly scarified prior to planting. It grows best in a free-draining seed-raising soil mix. The species is used for restoration work, particularly in coastal areas, in mixed plantings with other low"
"The species is found throughout the Northern Territory extending east into Queensland as far as Prairie and Western Australia. In Western Australia it has a scattered distribution through the Kimberley, Pilbara and northern Goldfields regions. It is found on rocky plains or rocky hills, and along watercourses or damp areas. It grows well in stony soils, skeletal loams or clay pans as part of spinifex and ""Eucalypt"" communities. Localized colonies form in areas following disturbance such as fire. Indigenous Australians use the species as a food source, water source, shade or shelter and to make weapons and implements. List of"
"New York metropolitan area. They are produced entirely within Canada, at a factory in Scarborough, Ontario. In Germany were first commercially made 1920, although the first mention of them in dates back to 1829. Industrial manufacturing started in the 1950s. The sweets are made all year long, approximately one billion are made per year, placing average consumption at about one dozen per person per year. They are available in supermarkets, many bakeries and traditionally sold at fairs. Sometimes they are consumed pressed between two halves of a bun, which is also referred to as a ""Matschbrötchen"" (""Mud Roll"", ""Squished Bread"
"600 international locations, including many across Europe, namely Greece, Russia, and the UK. As long ago as 2004, there were 17 locations in Sydney, Australia. Locations in Asia include Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Malaysia, South Korea, Singapore, Philippines, Brunei, Turkey, Thailand, Indonesia and Japan, while in the Americas there are sites in Honduras, the Bahamas, Mexico, Chile, Trinidad and Tobago, Guatemala and Brazil. In addition, there is a store in South Africa. There are plans to start stores in China. In overseas markets, the restaurants have made significant alterations to coexist with local sensibilities, including changing recipes to conform to halal"
"featured in such publications as ""New York magazine"", ""Travel + Leisure"", ""GQ"", ""People"", ""Los Angeles Times"", and more. She offers advice for anyone who's new to the food world and wants to break into the culinary limelight: you should ""love what you’re doing and you’ll manage to do it - no matter how hard it is"". Simmons was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, to a Jewish family (of Eastern European origin). and graduated from McGill University in Montreal, where she majored in anthropology and Spanish. She is the youngest of three siblings in a Jewish family, which includes her mother"
"make it dangerous for children. It is native to northern Africa, Europe, and Asia, but has spread throughout the world. The plant is relatively important in the diet of some species of birds such as European thrushes, which feed on its fruits and are immune to its poisons, scattering the seeds abroad. It grows in all types of terrain with a preference for wetlands and the understory of riparian forests. Along with other climbers, it creates a dark and impenetrable shelter for varied animals. The plant grows well in dark areas in places where it can receive the light of"
"the temperate zone of the northern hemisphere. It is found in North America, Britain, and Europe. David Arora reports that in North America, it is most common in the Pacific Northwest and the Rocky Mountains. Although one source claims that the species is a ""choice edible when young"", another source warns of the possibility of stomach cramps and diarrhea. Burrows suggests preparing specimens by cutting them up and boiling the pieces, and disposing of the water; then they may be used in dishes such as stews and casseroles. Because of its large size, one specimen can be enough to be"
"spread all over the world, including the Master Chengyang in Japan. Mashed Tea is made from fresh tea leaf, salts, and sesame seeds. Mildewed Fish (Zhuangyuan fish). Zixi Bread. Jinxi Valley Tea. Nancheng rice flour and glutinous rice wine. Dongxiang chicken eggs. Yihuang mildewed Toufu. Lichuan tea plant mushroom. Nanfeng pickled vegetables. Jinxi crisps like the thread of lotus root. Jinxi honey pears. Chongren chickens with speckled feather. Linchuan Gong wine. Linchuan pickled cabbage. Fuzhou water melons. Nanfeng honey oranges. Guangchang Lotus. Le’an ‘south ginseng’ tea (gynostemma pentaphyllum (thunb.) makino). Bamboo furniture. Nanfeng tandoor. Lichuan porcelain. Jinxi silk quilt. etc."
"invention as a way to allow soldiers to carry chocolate in tropical climates without it melting. During World War II, the candies were exclusively sold to the military. The resulting demand for the candies caused an increase in production and the company moved its factory to bigger quarters at 200 North 12th Street in Newark, New Jersey, where it remained until 1958 when it moved to a bigger factory at Hackettstown. A second factory was opened in Cleveland, Tennessee in 1978. Today, about half of the production of M&Ms occurs at the New Jersey factory, and half at the Tennessee"
"frost. However, due to its popularity, basil is cultivated in many countries around the world. Production areas include countries in the Mediterranean area, those in the temperate zone, and others in subtropical climates. In Northern Europe, Canada, the northern states of the U.S., and the South Island of New Zealand it will grow best if sown under glass in a peat pot, then planted out in late spring/early summer (when there is little chance of a frost). Additionally, it may be sown in soil once chance of frost is past. It fares best in well-drained, sunny exposure. Although basil grows"
"suitable location for the factory. A site at Fulwood (near Houston) was selected. The site was chosen as it near to Glasgow, Paisley and Greenock which offered a large labour source. This meant there would not be a requirement to build new housing to accommodate workers at the factory. An abundant water supply was required for processing at the factory. Water was required for powering machines, domestic use and fire fighting. As the River Gryfe, Dargavel Burn and Paisley's civic supply were all located nearby, Fulwood provided an ideal site for the factory. The nearby Glasgow, Paisley and Greenock Railway"
"a business."" After becoming one of the best riders in this ""section"" he decided to manufacture the new vehicles in his shop at 224 Oneida Street where he had moved the business after his father's death. He soon developed several of the ""best selling models of the bicycle era. He employed ""noted"" riders to ""race his product"", few of them any better riders than he. His models became so popular they were in demand throughout the world. At one time, the company had four plants in Syracuse and 3,500 employees. Additionally, the company had another plant in Toronto, Ontario and"