Buy less bird and more containers, she said, and coordinate who brings what, which helps to avoid three people arriving at dinner with mashed potatoes.
The blast also partly shut down Tianjin port, the 10th largest in the world, which handles large quantities of crude oil, metal ore, coal and steel, and more containers than Rotterdam, Hamburg and Los Angeles, the Associated Press reported.
Spanish-born individuals also purchased more containers of insulin and anti-diabetic medications, although the differences did not reach statistical significance.
There were eight more containers in the plant, and the company said that it expected them to blow up, too.
Two containers could be combined for larger families, and more containers could be stacked or grouped together for a neighborhood feeling.
A slowdown, part of a labour dispute between ports and longshoremen up and down the West Coast, has meant more ships at anchor out in the bay and more containers piling up on the docks.
So in 1912, when they added 24 records and two more containers to the trove, they included a new hand-cranked gramophone, along with instructions on how it worked and a score of spare stylus needles.
No one has to have quite so many pots – a phalanx of fuchsias ranged in front of the house, and perhaps some 40 more containers at the side.
Mexico was the exception with more containers for water storage (i.e. buckets, barrels and tanks) present during the dry season (Table 4).
