Black & Decker FP1600B 8-Cup Food Processor, Black

Can anyone recommend the best food processor? I have bought cheap ones in the past but they have never lasted more than a few months. I would like one that will last me a few years.

Any recommendations/reviews would be much appreciated.

A: i typed it in amazon
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw?url =search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=F ood+Processor&x=0&y=0

they review the products and you can find one that u like for a great price!

Northwest Food Processors and Hitachi Foundation Present DePaul Industries ...

As part of the Hitachi Foundation's Pioneer Employers Project, the award recognizes employers for their contributions in promoting economic opportunities for lower-income employees, specifically as a means of improving their corporate results. In DePaul Industries' case, this honor highlighted its innovative Heart of the Workforce (HOW)(TM) Program, which was designed to improve turnover rates for food processors and front-line employees simultaneously.

The HOW(TM) Program is an entry level, workforce for productivity program designed as part of the solution to a major issue facing the food processing industry: the lack of available knowledgeable seasonal and long-term skilled workers. By teaching the basics surrounding workforce readiness, workforce safety, food handling, and food safe manufacturing practices prior to employment, the HOW(TM) Program prepares workers for work before they get in the door--thus reducing on the job training times, increasing quality, productivity and a dedication to safety. This simple concept is one that has been shown to bring high turnover rates of 35-40% down to 20-25%--a significant change for businesses whose work ebbs and flows with seasons.

Just Random Thoughts

I realized that I have been blogging much lately ... and he almost reminds me of how I blogged a lot during my first year / second year of high school ... not so great years of my life. Mm Everything happening now seems very similar to that period of my life, just ... more grown up version.

Someone brought up something interesting for me: the advice of friends - if you are taking or not? Hm. It's a difficult question. For me, I feel like I often like to get off to a good friend / advice on something I thought.And yeah, they offer counseling courses in which they believe will benefit you the most and all that. Because of good friends looking for you, want the best for you. Ultimately .... I can not say that I always take their advice. Their advice often influences and sometimes conflicts with my personal thoughts and opinions. Tn the end, my choice is really mine. Council is not always meant to be taken, it's just another point of view that you can take into account ... when it comes to making choices is what you want to do.Although you can not blame yourself for making bad choices later, what can you do? Making the "wrong" choice only helps you grow. This is part of the experience. I will always remember what someone told me something along the lines of ... the only thing in life we regret are the risks that we do not take ... although I wish I had not made that choice and think I was stupid to make that choice, I think it's just at that moment that made my choice "valid" or a fine. Think again, anything is a part of life. Regretting ... all in the past.. forward. I know it's easy to say but difficult to do....