前陣子在辦公室吃到小雞麵覺得太好吃了吧!!
可是上網找很多地方都賣完了而且要等...
我開始找各大商城有沒有在賣小雞麵
後來找到兩家商城有在賣而且有現貨~
因為是商城東西當然琳瑯滿目XD所以不只買了小雞麵還買了 【海霸王】泰式香茅酸辣醬 190g HCS008
當然不只 【海霸王】泰式香茅酸辣醬 190g HCS008裡面還有賣蛋糕水果阿什麼的
每個都想吃所以就請同事一起團購
真的 好期待零食送來的那天!!!
雖然是小牌子沒有大牌子的光環 【海霸王】泰式香茅酸辣醬 190g HCS008價格也便宜
其實台灣的廠商真的是很有競爭力只是沒有好好包裝而已
而且因為只有在網路上販售並沒有在實體店面所以直接回饋價格給網民
而且很多 知名購物商城加入會員以後會不定時送電子折價券，所以其實買到的價格很多時候都比標價便宜很多
如果在購物商城買的話，除了有詳細的介紹以外，更有保障！！而且速度也很快~
↓↓↓限量折扣的優惠按鈕↓↓↓
零食推薦PTT
【海霸王】泰式香茅酸辣醬 190g HCS008
討論,推薦,開箱,CP值,熱賣,團購,便宜,優惠,介紹,排行,精選,特價,周年慶,體驗,限時,辦公室零嘴,辦公室零食,辦公室健康零食
另外在推薦我平時會使用的平台可以比較價格找便宜~~
Interview: Alaska sees natural gas new catalyst for closer ties with China
Alaska Governor Bill Walker (R) and Keith Meyer (L), president of the Alaska Gasline Development Corp. receive Xinhua interview at Anchorage, Alaska, the United States, Sept. 13, 2017. (Xinhua/Yang Shilong)
By Xinhua writers Yang Shilong, Zhou Xiaozheng
ANCHORAGE, the United States, Sept. 23 (Xinhua) -- The U.S. resources-rich state of Alaska sees natural gas as a new catalyst for closer mutually beneficial ties with China, its largest trading partner, a top local executive said.
"We feel the Alaska LNG (liquefied natural gas) project is a perfect opportunity for bilateral trade and cooperation between China and America's largest state," Keith Meyer, President of the Alaska Gasline Development Corp. (AGDC), told Xinhua in a recent interview, together with Alaska Governor Bill Walker, in Anchorage, Alaska's biggest city.
Meyer was talking about a mega-project that involves an 800-mile (about 1,300 km) gas pipeline from the North Slope to south Alaska, where the gas can be super-chilled into LNG and loaded into oceangoing tankers.
If built, the state-run project, which is estimated to cost more than 40 billion U.S. dollars and would export up to 20 million metric tons per year of LNG to overseas markets.
"So we look at the 1.4 billion people in China and their need for the clean burning natural gas that we have," Walker said, adding that China, now the world's second largest economy and biggest energy consumer, is moving fast from coal toward cleaner fuels.
"VERY GOOD MARRIAGE"
There will be "a very good marriage" and "a very beautiful fit" between Alaska and China through this project, stated Meyer.
"China is a very large and growing market for natural gas, for LNG, and the distance between Alaska and China is relatively short. It's also direct as there's no third nation or canal that ships have to go through," he elaborated.
The project is "one of the most significant infrastructure and revenue projects" for Alaska, "so I think that trade relationship will significantly improve the state economic condition," he adde辦公室團購零食d.
"So I look at this project very much as a catalyst and I look at it as the fuel for growth for Alaska," the executive said.
Meyer is accompanying Governor Walker next week on a trip to China for further promoting Alaskan tourism, seafood as well as the LNG project.
The purpose of the trip is to "continue to solidify" the relationship between China and Alaska at both government and business levels, he said, "This trip is about relationship building."
"We have put forth a very good proposal for China that can provide long term, reliable and secure natural gas supply for generations," he said. "We have also been in discussions with Chinese companies about cooperation in engineering and construction of the project."
The Chinese companies they have been dealing with "are gaining a much better understanding" of the Alaskan advantage and the benefits that can be gained "through a direct relationship" with Alaska, Meyer added.
Asked if the "Buy American, Hire American" policy, set out by the federal government under U.S. President Donald Trump, would affect Chinese companies' participation in the project, Meyer responded: "We do not see that as being a barrier."
"It's an issue that we will address, but we think that the benefits to both sides through this project significantly outweigh any issues we have to address," he stressed.
File photo taken on Aug. 14, 2012 shows a boy playing by the sea at Port Valdez in Alaska, the United States. (Xinhua/Shen Hong)
FULL STEAM AHEAD
Meanwhile, Meyer, who has worked on pipeline and natural gas projects for more than 35 years, dismissed a recent local Alaskan newspaper report which quoted Governor Walker as saying that Alaska will not put more money into promoting the LNG project until firm commitments are made by customers.
"The project is full steam ahead. The governor indicated we are expecting market agreements before the end of next year before asking for more money from the state," Meyer said. "However, we fully expect to have customer commitments and also will be engaging strategic partners."
"The project will keep moving without question," he added. "Unfortunately, the Alaskan press misinterpreted the governor, which is quite common here in Alaska."
Alaska put Meyer and AGDC, a state owned corporation, in charge of the LNG project in December 2016 after the state's three partners, ExxonMobil, BP and ConocoPhillips, withdrew from it.
According to the AGDC timetable, FEED (front end engineering and design) work could begin in 2018 with construction kicking off in 2019.
While the current U.S. administration under Trump is denying climate change by announcing its withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, Alaska, which has felt the increasing impact of global warming, is ready to set an example for addressing the challenge through cooperation with potential LNG buyers like China.
Through helping any recipient of the Alaskan LNG to greatly reduce emissions, the project is a wonderful way of "approaching the climate change from a commercial standpoint" while also "creating jobs and opportunities," stressed Walker.
Alaska Governor Bill Walker (R) and Keith Meyer (L), president of the Alaska Gasline Development Corp. receive Xinhua interview at Anchorage, Alaska, the United States, Sept. 13, 2017. (Xinhua/Yang Shilong)
By Xinhua writers 辦公室零嘴Yang Shilong, Zhou Xiaozheng
ANCHORAGE, the United States, Sept. 23 (Xinhua) -- The U.S. resources-rich state of Alaska sees natural gas as a new catalyst for closer mutually beneficial ties with China, its largest trading partner, a top local executive said.
"We feel the Alaska LNG (liquefied natural gas) project is a perfect opportunity for bilateral trade and cooperation between China and America's largest state," Keith Meyer, President of the Alaska Gasline Development Corp. (AGDC), told Xinhua in a recent interview, together with Alaska Governor Bill Walker, in Anchorage, Alaska's biggest city.
Meyer was talking about a mega-project that involves an 800-mile (about 1,300 km) gas pipeline from the North Slope to south Alaska, where the gas can be super-chilled into LNG and loaded into oceangoing tankers.
If built, the state-run project, which is estimated to cost more than 40 billion U.S. dollars and would export up to 20 million metric tons per year of LNG to overseas markets.
"So we look at the 1.4 billion people in China and their need for the clean burning natural gas that we have," Walker said, adding that China, now the world's second largest economy and biggest energy consumer, is moving fast from coal toward cleaner fuels.
"VERY GOOD MARRIAGE"
There will be "a very good marriage" and "a very beautiful fit" between Alaska and China through this project, stated Meyer.
"China is a very large and growing market for natural gas, for LNG, and the distance between Alaska and China is relatively short. It's also direct as there's no third nation or canal that ships have to go through," he elaborated.
The project is "one of the most significant infrastructure and revenue projects" for Alaska, "so I think that trade relationship will significantly improve the state economic condition," he added.
"So I look at this project very much as a catalyst and I look at it as the fuel for growth for Alaska," the executive said.
Meyer is accompanying Governor Walker next week on a trip to China for further promoting Alaskan tourism, seafood as well as the LNG project.
The purpose of the trip is to "continue to solidify" the relationship between China and Alaska at both government and business levels, he said, "This trip is about relationship building."
"We have put forth a very good proposal for China that can provide long term, reliable and secure natural gas supply for generations," he said. "We have also been in discussions with Chinese companies about cooperation in engineering and construction of the project."
The Chinese companies they have been dealing with "are gaining a much better understanding" of the Alaskan advantage and the benefits that can be gained "through a direct relationship" with Alaska, Meyer added.
Asked if the "Buy American, Hire American" policy, set out by the federal government under U.S. President Donald Trump, would affect Chinese companies' participation in the project, Meyer responded: "We do not see that as being a barrier."
"It's an issue that we will address, but we think that the benefits to both sides through this project significantly outweigh any issues we have to address," he stressed.
File photo taken on Aug. 14, 2012 shows a boy playing by the sea at Port Valdez in Alaska, the United States. (Xinhua/Shen Hong)
FULL STEAM AHEAD
Meanwhile, Meyer, who has worked on pipeline and natural gas projects for more than 35 years, dismissed a recent local Alaskan newspaper report which quoted Governor Walker as saying that Alaska will not put more money into promoting the LNG project until firm commitments are made by customers.
"The project is full steam ahead. The governor indicated we are expecting market agreements before the end of next year before asking for more money from the state," Meyer said. "However, we fully expect to have customer commitments and also will be engaging strategic partners."
"The project will keep moving without question," he added. "Unfortunately, the Alaskan press misinterpreted the governor, which is quite common here in Alaska."
Alaska put Meyer and AGDC, a state owned corporation, in charge of the LNG project in December 2016 after the state's three partners, ExxonMobil, BP and ConocoPhillips, withdrew from it.
According to the AGDC timetable, FEED (front end engineering and design) work could begin in 2018 with construction kicking off in 2019.
While the current U.S. administration under Trump is denying climate change by announcing its withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, Alaska, which has felt the increasing impact of global warming, is ready to set an example for addressing the challenge through cooperation with potential LNG buyers like China.
Through helping any recipient of the Alaskan LNG to greatly reduce emissions, the project is a wonderful way of "approaching the climate change from a commercial standpoint" while also "creating jobs and opportunities," stressed Walker.
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可是上網找很多地方都賣完了而且要等...
我開始找各大商城有沒有在賣小雞麵後來找到兩家商城有在賣而且有現貨~
因為是商城東西當然琳瑯滿目XD所以不只買了小雞麵還買了 【海霸王】泰式香茅酸辣醬 190g HCS008
當然不只 【海霸王】泰式香茅酸辣醬 190g HCS008裡面還有賣蛋糕水果阿什麼的
每個都想吃所以就請同事一起團購
真的 好期待零食送來的那天!!!雖然是小牌子沒有大牌子的光環 【海霸王】泰式香茅酸辣醬 190g HCS008價格也便宜
其實台灣的廠商真的是很有競爭力只是沒有好好包裝而已
而且因為只有在網路上販售並沒有在實體店面所以直接回饋價格給網民
而且很多 知名購物商城加入會員以後會不定時送電子折價券，所以其實買到的價格很多時候都比標價便宜很多
如果在購物商城買的話，除了有詳細的介紹以外，更有保障！！而且速度也很快~
↓↓↓限量折扣的優惠按鈕↓↓↓
零食推薦PTT
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Interview: Alaska sees natural gas new catalyst for closer ties with China
Alaska Governor Bill Walker (R) and Keith Meyer (L), president of the Alaska Gasline Development Corp. receive Xinhua interview at Anchorage, Alaska, the United States, Sept. 13, 2017. (Xinhua/Yang Shilong)
By Xinhua writers Yang Shilong, Zhou Xiaozheng
ANCHORAGE, the United States, Sept. 23 (Xinhua) -- The U.S. resources-rich state of Alaska sees natural gas as a new catalyst for closer mutually beneficial ties with China, its largest trading partner, a top local executive said.
"We feel the Alaska LNG (liquefied natural gas) project is a perfect opportunity for bilateral trade and cooperation between China and America's largest state," Keith Meyer, President of the Alaska Gasline Development Corp. (AGDC), told Xinhua in a recent interview, together with Alaska Governor Bill Walker, in Anchorage, Alaska's biggest city.
Meyer was talking about a mega-project that involves an 800-mile (about 1,300 km) gas pipeline from the North Slope to south Alaska, where the gas can be super-chilled into LNG and loaded into oceangoing tankers.
If built, the state-run project, which is estimated to cost more than 40 billion U.S. dollars and would export up to 20 million metric tons per year of LNG to overseas markets.
"So we look at the 1.4 billion people in China and their need for the clean burning natural gas that we have," Walker said, adding that China, now the world's second largest economy and biggest energy consumer, is moving fast from coal toward cleaner fuels.
"VERY GOOD MARRIAGE"
There will be "a very good marriage" and "a very beautiful fit" between Alaska and China through this project, stated Meyer.
"China is a very large and growing market for natural gas, for LNG, and the distance between Alaska and China is relatively short. It's also direct as there's no third nation or canal that ships have to go through," he elaborated.
The project is "one of the most significant infrastructure and revenue projects" for Alaska, "so I think that trade relationship will significantly improve the state economic condition," he adde辦公室團購零食d.
"So I look at this project very much as a catalyst and I look at it as the fuel for growth for Alaska," the executive said.
Meyer is accompanying Governor Walker next week on a trip to China for further promoting Alaskan tourism, seafood as well as the LNG project.
The purpose of the trip is to "continue to solidify" the relationship between China and Alaska at both government and business levels, he said, "This trip is about relationship building."
"We have put forth a very good proposal for China that can provide long term, reliable and secure natural gas supply for generations," he said. "We have also been in discussions with Chinese companies about cooperation in engineering and construction of the project."
The Chinese companies they have been dealing with "are gaining a much better understanding" of the Alaskan advantage and the benefits that can be gained "through a direct relationship" with Alaska, Meyer added.
Asked if the "Buy American, Hire American" policy, set out by the federal government under U.S. President Donald Trump, would affect Chinese companies' participation in the project, Meyer responded: "We do not see that as being a barrier."
"It's an issue that we will address, but we think that the benefits to both sides through this project significantly outweigh any issues we have to address," he stressed.
File photo taken on Aug. 14, 2012 shows a boy playing by the sea at Port Valdez in Alaska, the United States. (Xinhua/Shen Hong)
FULL STEAM AHEAD
Meanwhile, Meyer, who has worked on pipeline and natural gas projects for more than 35 years, dismissed a recent local Alaskan newspaper report which quoted Governor Walker as saying that Alaska will not put more money into promoting the LNG project until firm commitments are made by customers.
"The project is full steam ahead. The governor indicated we are expecting market agreements before the end of next year before asking for more money from the state," Meyer said. "However, we fully expect to have customer commitments and also will be engaging strategic partners."
"The project will keep moving without question," he added. "Unfortunately, the Alaskan press misinterpreted the governor, which is quite common here in Alaska."
Alaska put Meyer and AGDC, a state owned corporation, in charge of the LNG project in December 2016 after the state's three partners, ExxonMobil, BP and ConocoPhillips, withdrew from it.
According to the AGDC timetable, FEED (front end engineering and design) work could begin in 2018 with construction kicking off in 2019.
While the current U.S. administration under Trump is denying climate change by announcing its withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, Alaska, which has felt the increasing impact of global warming, is ready to set an example for addressing the challenge through cooperation with potential LNG buyers like China.
Through helping any recipient of the Alaskan LNG to greatly reduce emissions, the project is a wonderful way of "approaching the climate change from a commercial standpoint" while also "creating jobs and opportunities," stressed Walker.
Alaska Governor Bill Walker (R) and Keith Meyer (L), president of the Alaska Gasline Development Corp. receive Xinhua interview at Anchorage, Alaska, the United States, Sept. 13, 2017. (Xinhua/Yang Shilong)
By Xinhua writers 辦公室零嘴Yang Shilong, Zhou Xiaozheng
ANCHORAGE, the United States, Sept. 23 (Xinhua) -- The U.S. resources-rich state of Alaska sees natural gas as a new catalyst for closer mutually beneficial ties with China, its largest trading partner, a top local executive said.
"We feel the Alaska LNG (liquefied natural gas) project is a perfect opportunity for bilateral trade and cooperation between China and America's largest state," Keith Meyer, President of the Alaska Gasline Development Corp. (AGDC), told Xinhua in a recent interview, together with Alaska Governor Bill Walker, in Anchorage, Alaska's biggest city.
Meyer was talking about a mega-project that involves an 800-mile (about 1,300 km) gas pipeline from the North Slope to south Alaska, where the gas can be super-chilled into LNG and loaded into oceangoing tankers.
If built, the state-run project, which is estimated to cost more than 40 billion U.S. dollars and would export up to 20 million metric tons per year of LNG to overseas markets.
"So we look at the 1.4 billion people in China and their need for the clean burning natural gas that we have," Walker said, adding that China, now the world's second largest economy and biggest energy consumer, is moving fast from coal toward cleaner fuels.
"VERY GOOD MARRIAGE"
There will be "a very good marriage" and "a very beautiful fit" between Alaska and China through this project, stated Meyer.
"China is a very large and growing market for natural gas, for LNG, and the distance between Alaska and China is relatively short. It's also direct as there's no third nation or canal that ships have to go through," he elaborated.
The project is "one of the most significant infrastructure and revenue projects" for Alaska, "so I think that trade relationship will significantly improve the state economic condition," he added.
"So I look at this project very much as a catalyst and I look at it as the fuel for growth for Alaska," the executive said.
Meyer is accompanying Governor Walker next week on a trip to China for further promoting Alaskan tourism, seafood as well as the LNG project.
The purpose of the trip is to "continue to solidify" the relationship between China and Alaska at both government and business levels, he said, "This trip is about relationship building."
"We have put forth a very good proposal for China that can provide long term, reliable and secure natural gas supply for generations," he said. "We have also been in discussions with Chinese companies about cooperation in engineering and construction of the project."
The Chinese companies they have been dealing with "are gaining a much better understanding" of the Alaskan advantage and the benefits that can be gained "through a direct relationship" with Alaska, Meyer added.
Asked if the "Buy American, Hire American" policy, set out by the federal government under U.S. President Donald Trump, would affect Chinese companies' participation in the project, Meyer responded: "We do not see that as being a barrier."
"It's an issue that we will address, but we think that the benefits to both sides through this project significantly outweigh any issues we have to address," he stressed.
File photo taken on Aug. 14, 2012 shows a boy playing by the sea at Port Valdez in Alaska, the United States. (Xinhua/Shen Hong)
FULL STEAM AHEAD
Meanwhile, Meyer, who has worked on pipeline and natural gas projects for more than 35 years, dismissed a recent local Alaskan newspaper report which quoted Governor Walker as saying that Alaska will not put more money into promoting the LNG project until firm commitments are made by customers.
"The project is full steam ahead. The governor indicated we are expecting market agreements before the end of next year before asking for more money from the state," Meyer said. "However, we fully expect to have customer commitments and also will be engaging strategic partners."
"The project will keep moving without question," he added. "Unfortunately, the Alaskan press misinterpreted the governor, which is quite common here in Alaska."
Alaska put Meyer and AGDC, a state owned corporation, in charge of the LNG project in December 2016 after the state's three partners, ExxonMobil, BP and ConocoPhillips, withdrew from it.
According to the AGDC timetable, FEED (front end engineering and design) work could begin in 2018 with construction kicking off in 2019.
While the current U.S. administration under Trump is denying climate change by announcing its withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, Alaska, which has felt the increasing impact of global warming, is ready to set an example for addressing the challenge through cooperation with potential LNG buyers like China.
Through helping any recipient of the Alaskan LNG to greatly reduce emissions, the project is a wonderful way of "approaching the climate change from a commercial standpoint" while also "creating jobs and opportunities," stressed Walker.
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