
Combine all salad ingredients into a bowl. Combine dressing ingredients into a small mason jar and shake. Pour dressing over salad ingredients and massage with hands. P.S. Trader Joes has a pre-mixed salad with most of the salad ingredients in it already. Buy a bag and just make the dressing – super simple and easy!
And before I let you go, I want to let you know about my 21 DAY FALL CHALLENGE program that will start right after Halloween and end right before Thanksgiving. I’m excited to do this myself and just imagine how you will feel going into the holidays feeling amazing!
Lastly, We are in the middle of our Free online Crocktober event and it’s not too late to join us on the facebook group here to get some family friendly crockpot, instantpot and soup recipes!It’s Holiday Season again and most of us are shopping around for things that make us look better. When it comes to products being used for facial rejuvenation, Botox is probably at the top of the list. Most practices brought the prices down to assist people in getting what they want at a lower rate during this economic crisis. In addition, the companies of these anti-wrinkle products came up with discounted rates in the form of rebates and coupons for Botox and Dysport.
One more factor making the promotion last longer is the competition. Dysport recently became FDA approved for its use in United States. It is an anti-wrinkle medication trying to find its place in the market. Good rebates are part of the deal being offered. Right now, we have $75 mail-in rebates for Dysport injections. Also, we added to it and we’re offering Dysport treatment to one area of the face for our previous hair restoration patients and their spouses (patients who underwent hair transplants at USHR) for Free, after the rebate.
We’re pleased we’re able to make such offers. On top of them, we’re offering a 20% discount on all injectables, including all fillers until the end of December 2009. We want to help people maintain their good looks or look even more radiant while visiting family and friends during the holidays.<gh_stars>0
/* Copyright 2015--2018 The Tor Project
 * See LICENSE for licensing information */

package org.torproject.descriptor;

import java.io.File;

/**
 * Descriptor source that synchronizes descriptors from the CollecTor
 * service to a given local directory.
 *
 * <p>This type is not a descriptor source in the proper sense, because it
 * does not produce descriptors by itself.  But it often creates the
 * prerequisites for reading descriptors from disk using
 * {@link DescriptorReader}.</p>
 *
 * <p>Code sample:</p>
 * <pre>{@code
 * DescriptorCollector descriptorCollector =
 *     DescriptorSourceFactory.createDescriptorCollector();
 * descriptorCollector.collectDescriptors(
 *     // Download from Tor's main CollecTor instance,
 *     "https://collector.torproject.org",
 *     // include network status consensuses and relay server descriptors
 *     new String[] { "/recent/relay-descriptors/consensuses/",
 *     "/recent/relay-descriptors/server-descriptors/" },
 *     // regardless of last-modified time,
 *     0L,
 *     // write to the local directory called in/,
 *     new File("in"),
 *     // and delete extraneous files that do not exist remotely anymore.
 *     true);
 * }</pre>
 *
 * @since 1.0.0
 */
public interface DescriptorCollector {

  /**
   * Fetch remote files from a CollecTor instance that do not yet exist
   * locally and possibly delete local files that do not exist remotely
   * anymore.
   *
   * @param collecTorBaseUrl CollecTor base URL without trailing slash,
   *     e.g., {@code "https://collector.torproject.org"}
   * @param remoteDirectories Remote directories to collect descriptors
   *     from, e.g.,
   *     {@code "recent/relay-descriptors/server-descriptors"}, without
   *     processing subdirectories unless they are explicitly listed.
   *     Leading and trailing slashes will be ignored, i.e., {@code "/abc/xyz/"}
   *     results in the same downloads as  {@code "abc/xyz"}.
   * @param minLastModified Minimum last-modified time in milliseconds of
   *     files to be collected, or 0 for collecting all files
   * @param localDirectory Directory where collected files will be written
   * @param deleteExtraneousLocalFiles Whether to delete all local files
   *     that do not exist remotely anymore
   *
   * @since 1.0.0
   */
  void collectDescriptors(String collecTorBaseUrl,
      String[] remoteDirectories, long minLastModified,
      File localDirectory, boolean deleteExtraneousLocalFiles);
}

Companies do pay taxes. 

There's payroll taxes but state and local. Personal Property and Real Property taxes in the local counties where they do business. The personal property tax is a huge revenue source for local/city/county governments. Business license tax which is based on their gross income and size of business. They pay utility taxes. Exercise taxes depending on industry. They pay Usage tax depending on industry. They collect sale tax for the government, though this is paid by consumers, but governments love this because they collect the sales tax for the government. 

You be suprised how businesses act as tax collectors for the government, which is a huge revenue source. That telephone bill you pay every month, that tax gets collected and paid to the government.

At any rate, to say that businesses pay no taxes a little taxes is a bit narrow sighted.Economic Sectors: Tourism, high value added manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, ICT, financial services, education and training, Aviation, Maritime and filming.
Malta has a rich history spanning over 7,000 years and has often played a crucial role in the making of history due to its strategic location in the centre of the Mediterranean Sea.
Arabic period provided the basis of the Maltese language; period of the Knights of St. John shaped the islands culturally, socially, commercially and artistically; and British period introduced British justice, a unified modern code of laws.
Located in the Mediterranean Sea, just south of Sicily, the Maltese archipelago consists of three main islands: Malta, Gozo and Comino.
The largest island of the group is Malta, from which the archipelago takes its name. Valletta, the capital city, is the cultural, administrative and commercial centre of the archipelago, and has also been awarded the prestigious title of European Capital of Culture 2018.
Malta is well-served with harbours, chief of which is the Valletta Grand Harbour. Malta’s international airport is situated five kilometres from the capital. The second largest island, Gozo is topographically quite different from Malta. Quaintly attractive for its less industrialised way of life, Gozo can be reached from Malta.
The distance between Malta and the nearest point in Sicily is 93km. The distance from the nearest point on the North African mainland (Tunisia) is 288km. Gibraltar is 1,826km to the west and Alexandria is 1,510km to the east.
Maltese, the national language, is of Semitic origin written in Latin script that over the centuries has incorporated many words derived from English, Italian and French. For official purposes, both Maltese and English are recognized and given equal status and use in Government. Likewise, most business correspondence is normally in English. Other languages, particularly Italian and French, are also spoken by the population.
Malta’s climate is strongly influenced by the sea and is typical of the Mediterranean, with mild, rainy winters, with February being the coldest month, and hot, dry summers, and August being rather hot.
Malta enjoys 300 days of sunshine per year, with a daily average of 6 hours’ sunshine in mid-winter, to more than 12 hours in summer.
Malta offers many archaeological sites, cultural monuments and other historical treasures. For those who enjoy the night life, Malta also offers many bars, restaurants, cafes, discotheques and casinos.
Many sportive activities can be enjoyed throughout the year including tennis, golf, sailing, and windsurfing, horse riding and diving. Malta boasts a packed calendar of cultural events throughout the year including art exhibitions, classical performances, plays and concerts.
During the summer months, a visit to a Maltese ‘festa’ is a must, with every village or town celebrating its parish patron saint involving village decorations and fireworks.
Malta’s Mediterranean cuisine is as healthy as it is tasty. Domestic menus are often set by seasonal food items, particularly aubergines, tomatoes, peppers and courgettes, together with freshly caught fish. Typical year-round dishes include rabbit and bragoli (beef olives), served with the renowned local bread baked in a traditional wood-burning stone oven. However, one finds numerous restaurants in Malta which provide menus including Italian, French and Asian