miss rice: mr. mc -- mr. rice: mr. mctigue, if you earn $25,000, you are twice to be likely to be audited -- if you take out -- if you take out the eitc, and if you then claim the eitc you are four times likely, is that right? if you make less than $25,000 a year and you do not claim the eitc, do you have -- do you have a figure in front of you what your percentage audit rate is? mr. mctigue: for taxpayers who earn less than $25,000, the audit rate is about .4%. mr. rice: that includes people that claim the eitc? mr. mctigue: it does. it would be lower than that. mr. rice: it would be much lower, wouldn't it? it would be lower than those who make more than $200,000? mr. mctigue: they do claim the earned income tax credit. mr. rice: the vast majority the ones that get audited that's under $25,000 is because they claim the eitc, correct? mr. mctigue: i'm sure the reasons vary. mr. rice: the audit we're talking about is not like i.r.s. agents knocking on your door. it's a correspondence audit, right? mr. mctigue: it is a

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a prolonged drought means rice harvests are down as traditionally fertile lands dryer. rice, former george georgia doughty, is measuring the local water. he fears that salt water has seeped into his field as a result of the extreme drought. left high solidity shows up in the foam. we have to keep an eye on that. in the worst case scenario, we would have to shut the supply down here immediately. to do that, george, you would have to flood his rice field in the po delta. one of europe's most fertile areas. but there's been little rainfall, northern italy since november water levels in the po river are low, was the bow. wow. this worries, every one because was applies running out with a rice shortage, is becoming a problem for the entire rice production chain lote, think of of amazon da da, sienna. that is, the pol river water level has never been as low. when the rivers, water pressure falls, see water flows upstream and solidity rise. blue previous remedies are no longer effective. take salt water barriers, for instance. sea water has repeatedly surged over them, landing in the river, anoth

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this rice, paddy isn't italy's resort to heartland in the not like many others. it's been scarred by the heat wave that is causing the worst drought in 70 years. luigi federated says he has never seen anything like it a lot i he or i've been working as a farmer for 35 years and i've never seen a situation like this. my disorder, i've lost around 30 percent off my crops and because with the little water we have, we're not able to irrigate anymore. well, a ballpark. what cabbie are more, no shower head guy. more than a tour of italy's agriculture depends on the poll river. but it's been drying up due to a local friend, worse that's coast salt, water from to see, to enter the rumor contaminating the irrigation canals that supply cornfields. and rice patties. that's deadly for the crops when he fatten walk, walk qualify great. that he's i, this rice paddy which hasn't been irrigated for 2 weeks, got better. and 90 percent of the class. i have completely dry dock put a chain through the piano. they complete their main fish gothic the draught comes with the russian war

when he said he can't walk, walk up on where that is, i this rice, paddy which hasn't been irrigated for 2 weeks. and 90 percent of the class, i have completely dried up at a chain through the piano. they complete the man fish gothic. the draught comes with the russian war against ukraine that is already causing shortages and driving prices. and even if it starts raining to day, much of the damage has already been done. plastic waste is a major contribute to pollution around the world, lagging of landfills and during beaches. a company out of kenya has found a clever solution for dealing with a problem. they're all while saving customers money to look these marabou. storks aren't the only ones picking through piles of trash employees of noma, green plastic limited are looking through it too. they sift through open air landfills like this one. searching for plastic. they can break down and re purpose we believe we contribute to that auction on climate change in 2 ways. one is that we clean up the environment to tick their with plastic from landfills and we know the contribution of lan

makes up half of europe's entire rice production. the industry, which is highly dependent on water, is now facing a financial and environmental catastrophe. and she might to our knowledge, nothing like this has ever happened in the last 70 years that all made according to the data available. a drought like this has never occurred that never. my northern italy depends on the po river. it's 650 kilometers, span the country from west to east. it is a source of life for all around it, but water levels have been dropping continuously over the last few years. so this summer, large parts of italy's longest river essentially are looking like this. i'm walking on what used to be the pose river bed, and if you have a close look here, you can see the bottom is actually covered in what is see shells, right? and this is dramatic for a number of reasons. some the people here in the region depend on this war for drinking water purposes to create energy and also for agriculture. areas are now competing for the remaining water. a state of emergency h

scandaliz rice, uh, she called putin a follower of the great wow ukraine cannot be left to the russians, everything should be decided only on the battlefield. she tells us and decides as quickly as possible, because the four horsemen of the apocalypse, according to rice, are already riding for the world order arranged by washington rules. in the army you turn on behind us, where you co-chair the security uniform there was burns, he spoke to you. let me read what he said. he says, putin really believes in his rhetoric that ukraine is not a real country. he believes that it is his destiny to rule in ukraine, no one knows russia better than you. you studied russia all your life further. he's right, what does that mean? vladimir putin used to say things to me like condit all the time. you know us great russia only when it is ruled by great people such as peter i and alexander ii, he now compares himself with peter the first and just before the invasion he made a very strange speech in which he spoke about how lenin created ukraine that ukraine is an artificial country. that is, i think he h

to do that, george, you would have to flood his rice field in the po delta. one of europe's most fertile areas. but there's been little rainfall, northern italy since november water levels in the po river are low. the bell cooper. this worries everyone because with supplies running out of the city or right shortage is becoming a problem for the entire rice production chain. nobody in the van with the da sienna, that is the pole river water level has never been as low. with the rivers, water pressure falls, sea water flows upstream, and solidity rise blue. previous remedies are no longer effective. take salt water barriers, for instance. sea water has repeatedly surged over them, landing in the river, another solution, artificial lakes to trap river or rainwater after rainfall. but there are still far too few of these. currently 90 percent of italy's rainwater is not captured. meanwhile, the water situation is getting worse. the region of nato has asked neighboring cell to roll to release more fresh water from its power plants in the mountains. but where is th

giorgio: everyone is worried about this because of the rice shortage.supplies run out, it is becoming a problem for the whole supply chain. >> the po delta should be one of the most fertile regions in europe. usually, it has plenty of freshwater. but since november, it hasn't rained enough, and the po river is running dry. as water pressure decreases, seawater seeps inland. it has already crept about 15 kilometers upstream, forcing farmers to abandon once-abundant fields. now, there is a plan to raise barriers. since that will not help immediately, residents in the lower reaches of the po river are demanding that more water be drained from power-plant reservoirs in south tyrol. francesco: italy has a very clear law. when it comes to water use, it says that people come first, then agriculture, then the rest. but the economic value of water is often so great that this is easier said than done. >> but in south tyrol, the situation is equally worrying. a power plant at the zoccolo reservoir in the ulten valley has come to a complete halt. the reservoir is o

giorgio: everyone is worried about this because of the rice shortage.es run out, it is becoming a problem for the whole supply chain. >> the po delta should be one of the most fertile regions in europe. usually, it has plenty of freshwater. but since november, it hasn't rained enough, and the po river is running dry. as water pressure decreases, seawater seeps inland. it has already crept about 15 kilometers upstream, forcing farmers to abandon once-abundant fields. now, there is a plan to raise barriers. since that will not help immediately, residents in the lower reaches of the po river are demanding that more water be drained from power-plant reservoirs in south tyrol. francesco: italy has a very clear law. when it comes to water use, it says that people come first, then agriculture, then the rest. but the economic value of water is often so great that this is easier said than done. >> but in south tyrol, the situation is equally worrying. a power plant at the zoccolo reservoir in the ulten valley has come to a complete halt. the reservoir is only fi

also increased, when half-sized rice until february 24 cost uah 25, now it is 50, long rice cost 35, now it is 60 , that is, its price, its cost has increased per kilogram, approximately on average somewhere by 60%. they have to say that they buy much less buckwheat, so say the sellers because it is really very expensive and not on all kernels. we have seen this group, the sellers say that this groats are already expensive in warehouses, that is, it is not profitable to trade them. well, according to the chief specialist of the regulated price control sector of the head office of the state production and consumer service in the igor mykhalchuk region, the same increase in the price of groats. he explains that logistics have become more expensive, fuel has become more expensive, as well as the fact that there are active hostilities in those regions. what else can i say to the sellers in the warehouses, as they say, they explain the increase in the price of buying by the fact that the dollar increased from uah 25 to february 24, 37 38 hryvnias for the dollar now, and it is precisely in

deutch, miss rice and mrs. maloney, i inform the house that these members will vote nay on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. rice of south carolina, mr. katko and mr. rice and katko will vote yea on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. babin of texas, i inform the house that mr. babin will vote yea on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady oklahoma seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. gonzales of texas and mr. hern of oklahoma, i inform the house that they will vote aye on the motion to recommit. >> as the member designated by mr. wilson, i inform the house that mr. wilson will be voting yea on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the

>> as the member designated by miss rice, i inform the house that miss rice votes aye on en bloc 2. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by cliff bentz of oregon, i inform the house that mr. bentz will vote no on en bloc number 2. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. moore, ms. newman, mr. cohen, mr. ryan, mrd mr. panetta i inform the house that these members will vote yes on amendments en bloc number 2. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. salazar of florida, i inform the house that ms. salazar will be voting yea on en bloc number 2. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. brown of maryland, i inform the house that mr. brown will vote yea on amendments en bloc number 2. the

rice of south carolina, mr. rice will vote nay. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from recognition? mr. pallone: as the member designated by mr. defazio and mrs. kirkpatrick and mr. payne, they will vote yes on the schneider amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr.~wilson, mr.~wilson will vote yes. >> as the member designated by ms. jayapal, mrs. porter and mr. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek reek snigs >> as the member designated by mr. katko will vote yes. >> mr. speaker as mr. moulton and mr. lawrence, these members will vote yes on the schneider amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by + salazar, she will vote nay on amendment number 31. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? >> as the member designated by

>> as the member designated by miss rice, i inform the house that miss rice will vote aye. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. bentz, i inform the house that mr. bentz will vote aye on h. res. 720. as the member designated by mr. comer of kentucky, i inform the house that mr. comer will vote yes on h. res. 720. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. porter, mr. bowman, ms. pressley and mr. evans and mr. castro and mr. allred, they will vote yes on h. res. 720. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. walorski from the great state of indiana, yows that she will vote yes on house resolution 720. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman eddie beer ease johnson, i inform the house that she will vote yes on h.

he found this wonderful variety of of piedmont rice in the northwest of italy that he wanted to bring back so planters in the carolinas could plant it. he thought it was superior, but it was illegal to bring it out of italy under the pain of death even but jefferson actually stuffed his pockets full of this rice and smuggled it out and sent it to planters in south carolina who then said, thanks, but no thanks, you know you're is just going to intermingle with what we have so he kept experimenting and he kept trying and he found a different kind of rice that that he that he sent that actually didn't have to be grown in water that he wrote was maybe one of the greatest services he had ever rendered to his country was bringing this new plant back. so i think so much of jeff jefferson from a cultural side from a political side agricultural side, whatever. it's so much of it came from these travels and and i just encourage everyone to to find a way to you know to do some traveling like that yourself whetheit

this rice, paddy isn't italy's resort to heartland in the not like many others. it's been scarred by the heat wave that is causing the worst drought in 70 years. roger federer is says he has never seen anything like it a lot. i, he or i've been working as a farmer for 25 years, and i've never seen a situation like this. my disorder, i've lost around 30 percent off my crops because with the little water we have, we're not able to irrigate anymore. well, a ballpark what cabbie are more, no shower, a guy more than a tour of italy's agriculture depends on the poll river, but it's been drying up due to a local freight worse. that's caused salt water from the sea to enter the river contaminating the irrigation canals that supply cornfields and rice paddies that deadly for the crops when he fatten. yeah. what will happen with that is i a, this rice paddy which hasn't been irrigated for 2 weeks. gaga and 90 percent of the class have completely dried up that came through the piano. they complete their main fish. mccarthy. the draught comes with the russian war against ukr

and rice patties. that's deadly for the crops. 20000. yeah. what color bar where that is i it is rice, paddy which hasn't been irrigated for 2 weeks. gaga and 90 percent of the class have completely dried up at a key into the piano. they complete their man fish mccarthy. the draught comes with the russian war against ukraine that is already causing shortages and driving prices. and even if it starts raining to day, much of the damage has already been done. now plastic waste is a major contributor to pollution around the world clogging up landfills and 13 bitches. but a company out of kenya has found a clever solution for dealing with the problem there. and all are saving their customers money. these marabou, storks aren't the only ones picking through piles of trash. employees of no ma, green plastic limited are looking through it too. they sift through open air landfills like this one. searching for plastic. they can break down and re purpose we believe we contribute to bob auction on climate change in 2 ways. one is that we clean up the envi

think you, mister rice. without objection, all members opening statements will be made part of the record. now, we're gonna turn to our witnesses. why these meetings have been numerous, and we've had different topics, and different subjects. but i wanted to make sure we have exhausted, so that the public understands, and it has taken a long time to get us to understand what we are talking about. and that is why asked for the j. a., g. a. o. report. in october the 7th, 2020, i was asked to appear before cherry congolese committee, oversight committee. and i asked commissioner rhetoric about a report that he had stated at that time. and we asked him face to face, i'm not talking behind his back, the irs orders low income taxpayers disproportionately of wealthy tax cheats because it is easier to pick on regular americans. and he replied, at the october 7th 2020 meeting, that report is absolutely false. for taxpayers who have more than $10 million in total positive income, the rate is 8%. you noted that. no the

the sunshine is brought added misery to many european farm as in italy, a prolonged drought means rice harvests down as traditionally fertile lands, dryer, thrice farmer george george as doughty is measuring the local water. he fears that salt water has seeped into his field as a result of the extreme drought left he hi salinity shows up in the phone. we have to keep an eye on that. and the worst case scenario, we would have to shut the supply down here immediately to do that, georgia would have to flood his rice field in the po delta. one of europe's most fertile areas, but there's been little rainfall, northern italy since november water levels in the po river are low. was the bulk of why this worries everyone because with supplies running out with a rise shortage is becoming a problem for the entire rice production chain lote, think of of them up at the da sienna, that is the pol river water level has never been as low with the rivers, water pressure falls. see water flows upstream and solidity rise. blue previous remedies are no longer effective. take salt water barriers, for insta

we miners, about cinema buckwheat and brown rice. is a plus or minus in it , but somewhere a little more, somewhere a little less vitamins of group b a, for example, the same, a chromium, for example, magnesium, but to talk about some very sharp increases, somewhere something more somewhere something somewhere something less is impossible because of this. well, yes, it makes no sense to overpay at exorbitant prices. i personally sometimes eat movies for a change. yes, and taste. i like it has something nutty in it. recently, there have been many interesting products based on this cereal. by the way, we gave them a try to a movie lover actress, she was not fur spaghetti, bread, balls are sweeter than standard pasta. well, the taste, in my opinion, bread, as usual, bread, for example , uh, instead of popcorn, you can take it to the movies much tastier desserts from the movie, the actress also liked it. she says that she even tasted some benefit in the cookies, but the price unpleasantly surprised the pasta. for example, they cost us al

every one is worried about this because of the rice shortage is a supplies run out. so it's becoming a problem for the whole supply chain. both of them up in the daphne and at the po, delta should be one of the most fertile regions in europe. usually it has plenty of fresh water, but since november it hasn't rained enough and the po river is running dry. as water pressure decreases, sea water seeps in land, it has already crept about 15 kilometers upstream, forcing farmers to abandon once abundant fields. now there is a plan to raise barriers since that will not help immediately residence in the lower reaches of the po river are demanding that more war to be drained from power . plant reservoirs in south to roll maybe dilute on, illegible. but garrick, italy has a very clear law, is the way when it comes to water use, it says that people come 1st, then agriculture than the rest of the world. but the economic value of water is often so great that this is easier said than done the in the far but in south to roll, the situation is equally worrying a power plant at the z

tuesday near rices crossing road, just east of the yuba river. it's burned about 900 acres.ire crews have made some progress overnight. containment is at 12%. evacuation orders are still in place. >>> an east bay hardware store is celebrating a big milestone today. pedranta turns 100 years old. >> and the store is saying thank you to its long-term customers. alex montano shows us the sweet giveaway just in time for the fourth of july. >> all right, thank you! >> we turned 100 this month, and we're so proud to be here at this moment, especially following the pandemic, right. we're not just a survival of the pandemic. we survived an entire 100 years, and we're here to celebrate. >> you get a free baked apple pie. just in time for the fourth of july. here we go, happy 4th! >> we love our community. they've been here a listening tile. >> we're giving away the pies to thank the community for the tremendous support for the last 30 years in benicia and the last 100 years in the bay area. >> there is always somebody to help you. that's the big deal. >> and they are exquisite in thei

matt: rivers crisscross the island, flowing through villages, farms, and rice fields.re: tourists per capita generate three and a half times more waste than locals. gary: we're bringing 2 tons of trash every day in our research station to sort. there's a sorting table here to sort plastics into 15 different types of categories. bring it to recycling. matt: of the 300 tons of plastic collected so far, only a third can be recycled. gary: these guys, unfortunately, can't be recycled. this is a one-time use and it has a lifetime behind it, you know. it lives longer than our grandkids' kids' kids' kids' kids' kids' kids. what we're trying to leverage is the brands that are responsible for the plastic packaging. gary: sachets of instant-- matt: through their comprehensive documentation, sungai watch hopes to hold the manufacturers accountable. gary: sungai watch, in many ways, is more of a data river clean-up organization. so, really, giving that transparency as to what we're finding in the rivers online, for everybody to see, so, you know, they can engage. gede: i believe,

it, when we eat the same rice, only white rice with exactly the same number of calories.ponse, because there will be different ones. see it there it's not as intense. and here is a bunch. this is overproduction of insulin. and by the way, according to the definition of insulin in the blood. we can also draw conclusions. and what happens when there is so much insulin. what we do is we begin to defend ourselves against it. that's when he behaves decently , the cells perceive him, when too much of it flows out of the limits, it does not work and, accordingly. sugar remains in the blood without getting into the tissues, and in the blood it is in large quantities. when we go to the doctor, if we have high sugar, we we are talking about the fact that you need to immediately look into your eyes, because diabetes is diagnosed 3-4 years later than you started, usually on average by this time your eyes have already sat down, the heart suffers from the kidneys and liver, so it is important to check the sugar to understand what is wrong with it, how and what else smoking increases di

rice of south carolina, mr. rice will vote yes on h.r. 6552.he speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. ruppersberger bergsering and mr. brown, they will vote yes on h.r. 6552. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas. >> as the member designated by mr. carter, i inform the house that mr. carter will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. williams, and ms. wilson, those four members will vote yes on h.r. 6552. >> mr. moore, stewart and they will vote yes on h.r. 6552. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. walorski of indiana, she will vote yes on h.r. 6552. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote is 401 and the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the vote on the motion

she decided to introduce a warm salad and sweet black rice for cooking, in addition to strawberries,eed a corn salad. it can be replaced with spinach, cucumber, avocado, zucchini, garlic, chia seeds, pumpkin seeds. coconut oil for dressing pumpkin seed oil and coconut vinegar. olga removes the skin from the zucchini and slices it. with thin sticks , he cleans and grinds cucumber and avocado, zucchini , garlic and corn, fries corn salad in coconut oil . it is very tasty when it is warm . that's it with coconut oil. well, for my taste. he becomes very gentle. then she combines the ingredients dressing seasoning adds strawberries garnishes with seeds. whose and pumpkin seeds salad is ready. and you know very i love a warm salad in spring and summer. they replace the main course. and at the same time, it remains light for the second dish. olga fries black rice in coconut oil, pours it with water and cooks until cooked, when the cereal becomes soft, pours in coconut milk , adds coconut oil, sprinkles with inulin , this is a dietary fiber that is found in many banana products, for example,

well, in general, it seems to me, rice and goulash.is about a classic combination that is very difficult to spoil. it turns out to be delicious. to make goulash look appetizing, but also dangerous. yes, in my case, especially in the courtyard of july, and men most often gain weight in the summer, as you know, israeli scientists came to this conclusion, the hunger hormone ghrelin is to blame for everything, as the study seemed in the heat - this substance is excreted from the skin in greater quantities than during the cold seasons. 3,000 volunteers took part in the experiment; they recorded their diet. as a result, it turned out that in the summer a man increased the daily dose of calories, and, according to scientists, this effect is typical for men, which is responsible for excess weight in women is a big question, because unfortunately extra pounds appear in the summer with us too. why what to do about it? now we find out in the studio a dietitian, members of the national association dietitians and nutritionists. marina makishi, mari

but for this dish you will also need some mashed sweet potato vegetables, boiled rice and melted butterd garlic. and who cooked for the iphone a personal chef who everywhere followed al capone wherever he went the cook was called oscar he served as a lugangster, 45 years, it's time to fry vegetables confidently chef alexander also liked the fast one. and you know, what all it takes is continue for a long time alejandro cooked in advance boiled rice made sweet potato puree from butter sauce. so our gastronomic shots rang out immediately yet mean the tastiest of the three, i'll start with the shrimp. you like. sweet potatoes seafood gifts of cuba al capone now we are already in the harbor, this does not remind you of anything, one famous cuban artist josé fuster many years ago went on an exciting journey through europe and was so inspired by the works of pikassa and chest that when he returned he immediately began to create, first on his site, and then from beyond and turned the poor, fisherman's district into an art-lover's paradise. now meet the maestro yourself hi how are you? how glad