Durian fruit is known world-wide for smelling the worst of any other food, probably in the world. Durians smell like rotten eggs, sewer, toilet, and flatulence all at once.
But, it has a heavenly taste most foreigners (outside Asia) can’t get used to. I love it!
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This is a wonderful wholesale deal with plenty of meat still left on the bone.
ARV: $112,500
Purchase: $52,500
Renovations: $17,000
Equity: $41,000
Rent: $925
Cap Rate: 9.8%
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Recorded on October 7, 2009. Video of a photo taken in the 1970’s of Grape King label table grapes packed by Giumarra Vineyards. Note the “Plain Pack” style, meaning loose packed rather than bags or clamshells as packed today.
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Hi, this is Part 2 of my 2-part video on binge eating. In this video I give you tips on how you can deal with and overcome binge eating so you can live a happier healthier life. Binge eating can cause excess weight gain and obesity which leads to many serious diseases, so it’s an important problem to overcome. Food can be emotion support and comfort for many people and this can lead to substituting food for dealing with emotions and feelings. Hopefully, this video will bring about awareness on this subject and help people deal with this problem. Please subscribe because I have a lot more to come. Thanks so much for viewing!
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Absolutely hilarious video from myresidualcheck.com. Really… this is not a pyramid scheme. This is totally innovative and has never been done before in the history of the world! You could make a million dollars!
Recent studies show that freeze dried powders from whole fruit (including pulp, seeds, skins, pericarp… the WHOLE fruit) are much more potent and nutritious than juice. You can buy these powders at close to wholesale prices from znaturalfoods.com. Very high quality products. For example, freeze dried whole fruit mangosteen powder is $30 for one pound, which will last you way longer than a $40 bottle of Xango / MonaVie / OtherMLMProducts. I don’t work for them, I am only a satisfied customer.
All MLM schemes are exactly that, schemes. While there is always a POTENTIAL to make money, the VAST MAJORITY of the people involved make VERY little. The people who make the hundreds of thousands of dollars they talk about number less than 10 at best. These are people who are using connections to set up conventions and things like that.
If you want to experience all of the benefits that you find on the websites for products like MonaVie, Xango, etc., you only need to cut the junk and fast food, eat fruits and vegetables from the store, and exercise. If you like, mix in some quality supplements, such as some yogurt with some of the freeze dried powders, and/or some astaxanthin supplements. Don’t buy $40 bottles of “miracle juice,” this is the same crap that travelling vendors sold one to two hundred years ago.
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Special report for Andaman News NBT TV (VHF dial) at 8.30am & perhaps repeats on Phuket Cable TV channel 1 at 3.30pm, 7pm & 1am, broadcast to Phang Nga, Krabi & Phuket provinces & maybe Mazz Radio FM108 at 7pm in Phuket, Friday 29 May 2009 & http://thainews.prd.go.th/newsenglish/ & www.YouTube.com/AndamanNews Send comments to AndamanNews@yahoo.com
The rainy days are with us again in the Andaman region right now. On a heavy rainy day, rubber plantation work is impossible. Villagers in Thayu of Phang-Nga then turn to harvest their fruits in orchards to put products on sale and urge people to consume Thai tropical fruits. More details are in our special report today.
Driving on the main road from Phang-Nga to Phuket, we can see many fruit stalls along roadsides. The distinctive ones are in Thakuathung district at a village called Thayu. There are many fresh direct from orchards tropical fruits put on sale at cheap prices.
They are local durians, rambutan and mangosteen, all direct from the farms at their back yards. Some may not like the smell of durian, but to many, like most Thais and Chinese or those from Brunei Darussalam, they are fond of durian also known as the king of fruit. Not only freshly sold, the durian can be transformed into preserved food, with no additional preserved substance added.
( Shopper / consumer: Whenever I pass on this road, I stop to shop for some fruits. They are good quality and I do want to support Thai farmers. They work hard and I also love Thai fruits.)
The villagers here have been living with sustainable economy or sufficiency principles advocated by HM the King.
A local scholar, Uncle Per as he is called by many, or Sompong Pornpol, plays leading roles in educating and being a role model for residents here. He is not only good at farming but also lays out or suggests marketing plans or sales channels for local farmers. Most fruits are available at economical prices to attract repeat customers. Some are sold at wholesale for middlemen to take to other provinces.
(Sompong Pornpol / local scholar Our fruits are popular among Thais and Chinese tourists in particular. The Chinese visitors normally like to taste and we make good sales when they visit. We welcome Thais or foreigners to taste or try out our products. We want Phang-Nga fruits to be well-known whether you buy from Thakua Thung or Thayu. )
(Mayuree Chinda / Orchard farmer I do not earn income from rubber plantations in the rainy season. We rely mainly on fruits sales. )
This is another good example of Thai agriculturalists who adapt and apply to seasons. They of course need plans and unity and get together as a group to share and earn a living and they said they want to promote Thai or tropical fruit consumption. If you drive near those fruit stalls, they kindly request that you stop by and try freshly picked Thai fruits in Phang-Nga.
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Repeating trips with unidentified leafy matter. Stalwart local fellow, oblivious to Caucasian digital surveillance, jogs through the great wholesale produce market off Jalan Bogor Raya in East Jakarta. A silent monkey on his shoulder, digital device floating before his face, the white man with the movie camera tracks work, working as well to an unknown objective. I like portraits, I like what they tell me about a culture.
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no pork on my fork
VIDEO TAKEN IN 2006 BEFORE THE MARKET WAS BURNT DOWN