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金吉尔jinjier”房车旅游达人，曾在过去16年时间组织举办过20几次大型的国内外“金吉尔旅游节活动”，带领上千人游遍了国内3A级以上的各大景区，并曾到访过25个国家旅游和生活，具有多年的户外旅行经验，移居美国后凭借多年对美国西部的了解，在洛杉矶成立了“美国金吉尔房车旅游有限公司（JINJIER RV TRAVEL INC）”；专注于美西房车旅游，创办了“美西•房车露营•俱乐部”，经常组织举办各种“房车旅游”“航拍摄影”“野外露营”等活动，金吉尔jinjier作为在美国房车旅游的领军人物，倡导“在旅游中生活、在生活中旅行”；以“房车高端旅游，打造特色路线”为核心；为海内外华人提供高端另类的房车私人订制旅游。
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房车控制台：
整个房车驾驶部分和车箱体的部分是分开的，车箱体的系统可以仪表盘上看到。
第一点 水量查询白水按钮代表房车出发前水箱的贮水量，行驶过程中按下白水按钮可检查水箱水量。
灰水为洗澡洗菜的污水，可按灰水按钮查看灰水的量，灰水不能太满要及时排出。
黑水为洗手间冲马桶的水。
指示表的查看方法按相应的按钮，上方原点会显示水量的多少，全黑代表为空，全白代表为满。
第二点 气体查询按下天然气按钮可检查天然气存量，包括炒菜做饭以及空调使用的气体。
第三点 引擎按下引擎按钮可检查房车的电量。
第四点 电池按下电池按钮可检查房车车厢的用电量，打开控制台的车身电池开关会为整个房车提供电力。
第五点 热水器开关需要使用热水时打开热水器开关即可。
第六点 排水开关使用洗手间以及洗澡时都要打开排水开关。
第七点 发电机车在行驶过程中一般不使用发电机，停车做饭或行驶中开空调时需启动发电机。
发电机的里程表会显示使用时间，每使用100小时需要更换一次机油。
发电机使用时声音很大，所以景区营地内晚上9点以后不允许使用发电机。
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sonweishan songweishan
2017-07-27 02:06:31
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[Shameless U.S.Tyson Foods, inc.]
The original Tyson foods, inc. sent freezing sick dead chickens to Mexico to deal with, bribes veterinarian to give false proof of conformity certificate then sold sick dead chickens drumsticks to Taiwan Cheating money.
Justice News
Department of Justice
Office of Public Affairs
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Tyson Foods Inc. Agrees to Pay $4 Million Criminal Penalty to Resolve Foreign Bribery Allegations
WASHINGTON – Tyson Foods Inc. has agreed to pay a $4 million criminal penalty to resolve an investigation into improper payments by company representatives to government-employed inspection veterinarians in Mexico, announced Assistant Attorney General Lanny A. Breuer of the Criminal Division and James W. McJunkin, Assistant Director in Charge of the FBI’s Washington Field Office.
“Tyson Foods used false books and sham jobs to hide bribe payments made to publicly-employed meat processing plant inspectors in Mexico,” said Assistant Attorney General Breuer. “The penalty and resolution announced today reflect the company’s disclosure of this conduct, its cooperation with the government’s investigation and its commitment to implementing enhanced controls.”
A criminal information filed in U.S. District Court in the District of Columbia in connection with a deferred prosecution agreement charges Tyson with conspiracy to violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and with violating the FCPA. Tyson, which is headquartered in Springdale, Ark., produces prepared food products. As part of a deferred prosecution agreement with the department, Tyson acknowledged responsibility for the actions of its subsidiaries, employees and agents who made improper payments to government-employed veterinarians who inspected two of its chicken processing plants in Gomez Palacio, Mexico.
Any company that exports meat products from Mexico must participate in an inspection program, supervised by the Mexican Department of Agriculture. According to court documents, the inspection program at each facility is supervised by an on-site veterinarian employed by the government of Mexico to ensure that all exports conform to Mexican health and safety laws.
According to documents filed in court, Tyson’s Mexican subsidiary, Tyson de Mexico, paid approximately $90,000 between 2004 and 2006, to two publicly-employed veterinarians who inspected its Mexican plants, resulting in profits of approximately $880,000. The payments were made both directly to the veterinarians and indirectly through their wives, who Tyson de Mexico listed on its payroll, although neither performed any services for Tyson. According to court documents, the bribe payments were made to keep the veterinarians from disrupting the operations of the meat-production facilities. When payments to the spouses were terminated in 2004, Tyson representatives agreed to increase the amount paid to the veterinarians to match the amount previously paid to their spouses.
The agreement requires that Tyson pay a $4 million penalty, implement rigorous internal controls, and cooperate fully with the department. The agreement recognizes Tyson’s voluntary disclosure and thorough self-investigation of the underlying conduct. If Tyson abides by the terms of the agreement for the two-year term, the department will dismiss the criminal information.
In a related matter, Tyson reached a settlement today with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, under which it agreed to pay more than $1.2 million in disgorgement of profits, including pre-judgment interest.
This case is being prosecuted by Trial Attorney Kathleen M Hamann of the Criminal Division’s Fraud Section and investigated by the FBI’s Washington Field Office.
Component(s):
Criminal Division
Press Release Number:
11-171
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