China isn't the only one producing questionable drugs: Bad pharma: Drug research riddled with half truths, omissions, lies. Industry-funded trials are too common, can't be trusted -- and bring pills to market that likely don't work
State EPA plans to list BPA as harmful
Procter & Gamble Must Scrub Carcinogen Dioxane From Tide
Climate change.. predictions are a lot worse than imagined.
A pet fox.
A Belgian's experience traveling in the US.
If abortion is made illegal... women will have illegal abortions.
What's going on with the banks?
Fondly remembering Mussolini... and forgetting how he ended up.
Farmers who don't give in to monocrops.
Our DNA will become our own computers.
Crafting a homemade book.
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Showing posts with label Procter and Gamble. Show all posts
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Sunday drive through the blogosphere
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Abortion,
Banks,
Books,
BPA,
Computer,
Detergent,
DNA,
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EPA,
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global warming,
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Traveling
Tuesday, November 06, 2007
New economic indicator?
Model wants to be paid in Euros, not dollars:

Does the horse stamp out amounts or something?
Update: Think Progress says the report is false.
Update: The BBC says it's true.

New York, NY (CNS) - Leggy Brazilian supermodel Gisele Bundchen has recently admitted that she won't work for dollars and prefers to get paid in Euros instead. The 27-year-old beauty insists that the U.S. currency is too weak for her to accept as payment for her work.
According to Bloomberg news, Bundchen's manager Patricia said: "Contracts starting now are more attractive in euros because we don't know what will happen to the dollar."
Bundchen has already taken steps in assuring her paychecks come in the right currency. It has been reported that she has asked current employer Procter and Gamble, where she is the face for Pantene hair products, to pay her in Euros.
Forbes magazine lists Bundchen as the highest-earning model in the world.
Most recently, the American dollar has plummeted to its lowest ever last week against other currencies, including the euro, Canadian dollar, and Chinese yuan. It is also the cheapest in 26 years against the British pound.
Does the horse stamp out amounts or something?
Update: Think Progress says the report is false.
Update: The BBC says it's true.
Labels:
dollar,
Euro,
Gisele Bundchen,
Procter and Gamble
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