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It's New Year's Day — Happy New Year to all LEOs across the country! — so it's a natural time to reflect on years past. Today, I remember that some years ago, my squad car had lots of room and available space in it. There was a radio, siren box, shotgun rack, flashlight holder, and prisoner cage. That was about it.
Then, with increasing technology, we added an in-car video system (which had what seemed to be 50 cables that had to be run underneath the headliner to the trunk of the car, where it connected with a massive metal box with a VCR locked away inside). Then we added a laptop, which was very large. Then we added a FLIR unit.
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Even though the strides in technology have advanced our profession, time and time again I would hear of how crowded the squad car was becoming from beat officers. But great news as we enter 2014: we have hope in the future! Not only is our technology evolving into even more useful tools, but they are getting smaller and smaller every day.
Soon our laptops will be a small tablet on the console. Radar units are a mere fraction of the size they once were, and much more accurate.
In-car video systems are almost all wireless now, and many in the future will operate on Bluetooth technology. Our cellular phones are handheld — no longer mounted on the transmission casing.
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As technology evolves, we will have the best of both worlds. We will have the necessary tools at our disposal, but also newfound space that was a thing of the past.
In 10 years the new rookies will look at a picture of an "old" squad car from 2013 and think we lived in prehistoric times.
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And if you're like me, from the pre-prehistoric era, it is our job to teach and train these technologically advanced rookies the "art" of being a street cop. That means we need to teach them how to be a cop with nothing more than a paper map, ballpoint pen and a radio.
As much as this new equipment aids us, we need to know the basic skills of police work, which is in danger of becoming a dying art.
If you are an FTO, you've seen the recruit freak out when his computer goes down, or his DVR won't record. They may get that "deer in the headlights" look if their cell phone doesn't have service or the laser on their weapon malfunctions. They may need to actually call in a license plate someday instead of typing it into the system, or, in the future, just say it out loud while the computer listens to their voice.
The art of watching and looking and being observant to what is going on around them and in their beat must be passed on from the old guys.
If we pass on the basic skills of policing to these young ones, then maybe, just maybe, when they are the "old veterans" they too will be able to pass on how they were able to catch that burglar or drug smuggler by a good old-fashioned foot chase — instead of relying on their GPS through their Google Glasses.
After all, our common sense is the most important tool we have at our disposal.
As always, stay safe out there and have a safe and prosperous New Year in 2014.
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Jai shri ram bhesshma pitamah look after kauravs from very childhood and was responsible for shaping to fame but due to silence caused for destruction too similarly advani shaped bjp to this glory through his hard work and is veteran but now due to his silence and greed damaging party though no comparision between twoAnswered by Ramesh Agarwal, 11 Jun '13 04:44 pm
That is wrong. kaha Bhishm pitamah aur kahan aaj ke laalchi politicians. Ye Bhishm pitmah ki beizzati hai.Answered by Avantika, 11 Jun '13 04:24 pm
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Indirectly mentioning that he can't be king ever , can only be king maker !!Answered by sigma, 11 Jun '13 04:09 pm
Because like Bhsma Pitamaha his end has come in a painful way, but like Bhsma Pitamaha who wrongly chose the side or stand that was going to fail Advani has also taken a stand in which losing is a certainty. But both Bhsma Pitamaha and Advani took the stand themselves and can't blame anyone else.Answered by Manoj Adwani, 11 Jun '13 04:02 pm
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Let me first start off by saying that the Dallas Cowboys proudly stake claim to the most loyal and passionate fan base in all of sports. No team's fans can sniff the enthusiasm that Dallas Cowboys fans have, and that reigns true throughout the entire country. But lately, I have become a bit agitated with our fans and the things I have heard them say about this team.
"Trade Tony Romo." "Fire Jason Garrett." "(Somehow) get rid of Jerry and Stephen Jones." These are some of the solutions I have heard lately from fans who are inherently intolerant of a young, talented, inexperienced football team.
Tony Romo has made some inexcusable mistakes in the first five weeks, and that's a fair criticism. But before we go shipping him off to another team for peanuts and give Stephen McGee the keys to the offense, let's consider a few things here.
Over the course of five weeks, Romo has had a nearly non-existent running game. Both Dez Bryant and Miles Austin have missed games. At one point, his starting receivers were Jesse Holley, Laurent Robinson, and Kevin Ogletree. Prior to the bye week, he was playing with broken ribs and a punctured lung. The average age of his starting offensive line is twenty-five, and three of those starters have been rookies.
All that being said, if you would have told me that the Cowboys would be 2-2 heading into their bye week, with the two losses by a grand total of seven points, I would've taken it in a second.
Now I challenge anyone to find any quarterback in the league not named Brady, Manning, Brees, or Rodgers that could have done a better job quarterbacking the Dallas Cowboys given those sets of circumstances. The mental errors Tony Romo makes are correctable, unlike athleticism or talent, which he has.
Fans have to understand that this is a young team. Any time you release the amount of underachieving veterans that the Cowboys did in the offseason and replace them with younger, inexperienced players, you will undoubtedly experience growing pains. The same thing happened in 1990 under Jimmy Johnson.
Fans also have to remember that the Cowboys are astronomically magnified by the local and national media more so than any other NFL franchise. Tony Romo throws thee interceptions, two of them pick-sixes, to help the Lions come back and win, and he's absolutely thrashed by the media for two weeks. Yet the next week, Eli Manning throws three interceptions, Michael Vick throws four interceptions, both the Giants and Eagles lose, and neither quarterback is administered comparable treatment. Yesterday, Rex Grossman threw four interceptions to help the Redskins lose, and almost no attention has been given to his inability to play quarterback. That's even after a certain familiar analyst (Deion Sanders) proclaimed Rex Grossman as the best quarterback in the NFC East. Shouldn't he get comparable treatment to Romo if that's the case?
Have some patience with this team. They are two or three plays away from being 4-1 or even 5-0. The teams they have lost to (Jets, Lions, Patriots) are pretty good.
The last ten games the Cowboys have played have been decided by four points or less. To me, that means this team is grinding the ax and trying to find ways to win close games. That's a good thing.
I'll take a team whose last ten contests have come down to the very last drive, win or lose, compared to a team that exerts no effort, like the one we saw during Wade Phillips's last moments as head coach.
Good article, all true and fair points. Here's the thing. Being a fan since I was in single digits, I've seen this team at the top, bottom and in between. Cowboys fans are for the most part, corporate. If you're winning, things are as they should be. That's one of the reasons fans of other teams hate us so much and mock us. I was standing on a bus at Disney listening to Bears fans talk about the Cowboys a few years back. They said that we're fans when things are good and abandon our team and players the moment things are tough, even a little. All I could do was listen and silently nod with just a touch of shame.
Our "loyal" fan base isn't when it comes to a player. "Fire Garrett! Trade Romo, then it'll be better!" That's the answer anyone has, with no regard for what comes next.
Basically it falls to the owner and the team itself to right the ship. Yes, it's a young team, but time is not on the Cowboys' side. The fan base doesn't allow for "time." Logic doesn't count. I can be critical as a fan, all I want to be, I think I'm being pragmatic when I say I see talent and potential. The way the NFL is, there's no time for potential. I constantly get into conversations with people when they say, "Romo hasn't won anything." When I counter, "Neither has Philip Rivers or Vick, or Dan Marino for that matter. They don't get near the flak Romo gets."
The bottom line is, that the team is underachiving. Again. It's easy to blame Romo because he stands behind center. He can't win it by himself. Staubach and Aikman couldn't have had success alone, but you can't tell that to people. I for one don't want to get on the carousel anymore, at least not yet. We have no running game. We haven't since Emmitt was released, in truth. We have one wide out. Austin is the best on the team, period. Bryant is still blinded by stardom and money and Romo simply doesn't trust him, especially in the second half of games, to run the right route. He simply stopped on his route when Romo threw this lone pick of the game. It was obvious he didn't finish. It's the defense that is shining, because they have real playmakers FINALLY in the right system and a lot of support guys who are made better because Ryan made their jobs simple.
It's still a long season, but if the line doesn't get better in a hurry and the running game doesn't improve, it won't matter what the defense does or how many times Romo drops back because we'll be one dimensional and teams can sit back on their haunches and wait for Romo to throw his 40th pass. Eventually he's going to throw a pick. It's not due to lack of talent, it's averages. And matters aren't made better when your "star" receiver stops running because he doesn't know where to go or how to break NFL coverages yet.
I'm going to breathe now…. LOL
Excellent post by Derek Sanders! And Tom your statements about the lack of a running game, Bryant, and the law of averages are excellent as well.
I see Romo having to line up receivers (Bryant Ogletree, Choice) and backs at the line of scrimmage every week. I can see where he should have to to that for Laurent Robinson who was just signed a few weeks ago, but these other guys have been here a couple of years now. They should be prepared and know where to line up. This is when Romo needs to be looking at what the the Defense is bringing.
Yes, Dallas could easily be 5 and 0, but could also be 0 and 5 had it not been for Romo fractured rib and all.
I do think the Boys need to improve in the Red zone. Need TD's and not field goals. Penalties being the culprit here. Where you have 3 and goal from the 20 yard line.
Not all Romo's fault.
There are only a couple QB's I'd take over Romo – There are a lot of Head Coaches and or off. corr. I take over Garret. All QB's throw INT's, part of the game – Romo lower than average most years. Look at the games they lost from a coaches point of view – Garret is terrible in game ending play calling – 1/2 of Romos INT are gone if Garret called better plays. Up big on the Jets — so we pass. Up big on the Loins – run & punt Situation – need run practict anyway — Nope we pass. And not a new play – no a tight timing play they called earlier multiple times. Now that Pats – defiantly not a run& punt with this team — you have to Pass to keep Brady off the field — Nope run&punt. And then the spineless weasel never takes the blame – "Coaches coach – Player Play" – tell that to the 49ers, Loins, or Pats.


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Diet Soda that Sh*t is going to kill you....especially if you are a woman.....
- jrvedivici Mar 31, 2014 01:43 PM
If you haven't seen this all over the news the past few days here is an article for you. For clarification purposes the article or study goes on to explain they don't find a direct link between the soda and heart disease, but rather a trend of unhealthy practices between the majority of diet soda drinkers and higher levels of obesity, smoking and diabetes. It really draws a pretty (un)attractive portrait of female diet soda drinkers.
This same story comes out nearly every other year.
re: fldhkybnva
re: Ttrockwood
Well this report doesn't even go so far as saying it's bad for you.
Correlation does not imply causation.
re: janniecooks
And covariance does not imply correlation.
re: janniecooks
Another example of "post hoc ergo propter hoc."
I have met at least 50 marathon runners.
None have surpassed the age of ninety. They have died before reaching that age.
Running marathons will kill you.
There may be those who have lived longer, but since they don't fit into my perceptions, they are not relevant.
re: INDIANRIVERFL
See this for the health risks of marathon runners:
re: AnneInMpls
Reading the comments there, I can see marathoners have a lot of denial going on. They admit they love the runner's high and don't really care about what all that running is doing to their hearts.
re: smoledman
Agreed about the denial. I also wonder what kind of permanent joint and skeletal problems arise from long-term running.
"Our study suggests an association between higher diet drink consumption and mortality."
There was a time in which researchers were very concerned about showing causation vs. correlation. Now just a suggested association is enough to put out a study.
I drink diet sodas because I'm fat and unhealthy. I'm not fat and unhealthy because I drink diet sodas.
re: Jacquilynne
I love it!!! ;)
re: Jacquilynne
But Jacquilynne, can you be really sure of that?
By the way, if weight loss and long term health interests you, this BBC program is really compelling. I've been following this regimen since mid-January and I've lost 8 lbs., and I literally eat whatever I want for 5 days out of the week. Granted, I'm not eating industrial-sized bowls of pudding, but still. You get the point.
Mr Taster
re: Mr Taster
I am really sure of that, yes, because I became fat and unhealthy quite some time before I started drinking diet soda. For many years I drank almost no soda at all, but I like caffeine and I do not like coffee, so I drink Coke Zero. This has proven measurably better for me than drinking regular Coke, which caused me to get much fatter and less healthy in very short order.
re: Jacquilynne
I don't doubt what you're saying. I have a distinct before-and-after life with diet cola, and I can't really peg any weight gain or loss to consumption of diet colas themselves.
I was diagnosed with Type I diabetes right around the time that Nutrasweet hit the market in a major way (1986). To me, it felt like a godsend. So I drank it regularly-- unapologetically and unfailingly-- as a regular part of my diet, for many many years. Nutrasweetened colas tasted so much more like real cola than the bitter, saccharine-sweetened Tabs of the 1970s, that by comparison this was extraordinary to me. I was a kid, and it was a way to continue to pretend that my life wasn't about to change forever.
In the late 90s, things started to leak about possible health complications coming from long term use of artificial sweeteners, and one day in the early 2000s sometime, I started asking myself, "why am I drinking this?" "Why has this corporation convinced me that this is an appropriate drink to have with nearly every meal?" "Why don't I just drink water?" And eventually it just hit me, and I decided to drop soft drinks cold turkey. Today, I rarely drink any type of soft drink, and if I do, it's a full-sugared soda to treat hypoglycemia, or I take a sip of a friend's soda, but not enough to impact my blood sugar levels significantly. Ever so rarely, (and by this I mean maybe once a year), I get some kind of a Groupon or package meal which includes a soda, or maybe I'm having a big slice of pizza and a cola just seems like the perfect match, I get a diet cola of some kind.
As a kid with diabetes weaned on nutrasweetened diet coke, and then as an adult, I grew accustomed to the flavor. Now, as an only occasional drinker, the chemical flavor of the nutrasweet is extremely apparent... I could easily pick it our from a blind taste test (and I never used to really be able to-- or cared enough to-- distinguish the difference before.)
In some ways I feel like a recovered smoker who can suddenly begin smelling the tobacco in their house and on their clothes. When you remove yourself from whatever it is that you're used to, you can finally see/taste/smell what others do. And once I broke the diet cola chain, now when I think about Diet Coke, the first thing I think about is the weird chemical aftertaste of it.
Mr Taster
re: Mr Taster
It's a matter of personal choice, ultimately. Articles like the one in the subject of this thread are irresponsible in that they attempt to associate a category of products to health issues. Then these articles are cited by others and before long you have a telephone game conclusion that "Nutrasweet will kill you."
You've decided to stop drinking diet sodas? Good for you. But that doesn't make it a bad choice for others.
re: ferret
You really don't see how the public is affected by peoples' high sugar and sodium diets? How we end up paying, in for the rise in diabetes and heart disease, which is inevitable from drinking chronic diet soda? Sorry, it is not just a decision that lies in a vacuum, completely unaffecting public health care.
re: globocity
Sugar yes. Sodium, not at all. Sodium is just an innocent passenger on a lot of starchy snack foods.
re: globocity
"the rise in diabetes and heart disease, which is inevitable from drinking chronic diet soda?"
That's nonsense. Bad choices may lead to disease, but diet soda consumption does not lead to diabetes and heart disease.
re: Jacquilynne
re: sandylc
There *isn't* any evidence, only hunches that *some* researchers *think* there *may* be an *association.* There is no hard data to support this hunch because no one has ever done a study to see if there is any data to support it.
FWIW, I have no desire for sweets, starches, sugars or other carbs and eat virtually none, yet drink sugar-free sodas and other drinks. (Funny how some on some threads proudly say they don't drink diet sodas, only Crystal Light and the like. It's the same stuff.)
Once again, let's all go back to Stats 101, and repeat after me: "Covariance does not imply correlation; Correlation does not imply causality."
re: acgold7
If you were to stop drinking sugar-free sodas, I wonder if you would desire other sweet-tasting food to replace them.
re: acgold7
Here's the real issue.
There's absolutely no danger in abstaining from diet sodas, but there may be a danger in ingesting the stuff.
While the data on obesity and cardiac health is yet to be determined, I do know that my dentist advises against consumption of any type of soft drink, diet or not, because the phosphoric acid in many sodas can dissolve tooth enamel.
So the real question we must all ask ourselves is whether the momentary pleasure of drinking diet colas is so great that it's worth taking on the potential health risks? The way I see it, it's absolutely unessential- a totally superfluous foodstuff with no real benefit.
As such, I feel that there is merit in exercising the precautionary principle on these kinds of non-essential foods.
Mr Taster
re: Mr Taster
That would include so many different toods from caffeine to fried foods to red meat to salt to eggs. Where do you draw the line? Cut out all non-essential foods?
re: chowser
My take-away here from Mr. Taster is that there is little to no nutritive value in soft drinks, but the same cannot be said for foods like beef and eggs.
re: sandylc
re: Mr Taster
Yeah, but sometimes Cheetos taste so darn good. I can count on one hand the number of times I eat Cheetos in a year. I can't imagine that I'd be much healthier if I gave that up but I'm much happier w/ it. I'd probably be healthier if I gave up skiing, parkour and aerial silks but I'm not doing that either. It's about balancing love for life vs just living.
re: Mr Taster
re: Jacquilynne
It only takes a few days to get off of caffeine. Or, a nice cup of green or black tea can supply your caffeine!
re: sandylc
It doesn't even take that long (though I am sure this is different for every single person, so let's not generalize here).
I had to drink decaf for 2 weeks and didn't notice a difference. At all.
And here I thought I needed that stuff in the morning. Of course, I went back to regular b/c it just tastes better, but it doesn't seem to be necessary.
re: linguafood
OT- a recommendation for decaf. Like you, I prefer the flavor of regular coffee, and don't feel I need caffeine to jump-start me. For some years now, I've had a stubborn arrhythmia so I avoid caffeine, which would make it worse. I am thrilled with the Trader Joe's medium roast decaf - beans, in a cardboard canister with orange plastic lid. It tastes almost like regular to me. Definitely better than any other instant or ground decaf I've had. I dislike dark roast, which tastes burn to me, so I wondered if medium roast would suit me, but it does. I've always preferred a stronger brew, e.g., I use two slightly-heaped coffee scoops of beans to make a 10oz mug.
re: greygarious
That's a good rec for those who need to cut out their caffeine.
Thankfully, I am not there (yet).
re: greygarious
If you ever feel splurgey... Jim's Organic Together decaf is better than any coffee of any kind I've ever had, almost. It's a mixture of light and dark roasts. Jim's dark roasts never taste charred, it just has beautiful balance and fullness: http://www.jimsorganiccoffee.com/divi...
re: sandylc
My body begs to differ. I drink a lot of tea and no amount can equal the dose of caffeine I get from coffee in the morning that makes me functional. I attempted to go without for a few weeks and I was useless.
re: fldhkybnva
If coffee is wrong, I don't wanna be right.
re: fldhkybnva
I was speaking only of withdrawal symptoms, such as headaches; not about whether or not a person needs caffeine to maneuver through life!
re: sandylc
Didn't have any of those.
Guess caffeine just doesn't affect me much one way or the other....
re: sandylc
Yeah, poor examples on my part. What about msg, cookies, chips and cakes?
re: Jacquilynne
Actually, it's not that simple; your body may have a hormonal reaction to the sensation of sweetness that leads to greater appetite. Metabolism begins with taste sensations.
Both things are likely to be true, and it's probably a sub group only that experiences significant effects at all.
I do agree that correlations and associations are stupidly equated to causation all the time
re: chowser
That always cracks me up.
re: jrvedivici
re: acgold7
re: chowser
Most of the folks I know who drink diet soda are thin. It's ubiquitous. Thin and healthy aren't synonymous, either.
re: acgold7
I'll get the Big Mac meal with a Diet Coke. The reason? I think Diet Coke tastes better than regular Coke. It's (obviously) not for health reasons.
re: chowser
Sugar in soda gives me instant indigestion. I'd probably order a diet Coke with that meal, too.
re: jeanmarieok
Are you okay w/ other forms of hfcs? That would also be in the buns and pie, probably the special sauce, too.
re: chowser
It's in soda that I notice it particularly. Even 'Mexican' coke, the sugar kind, bothers me. Sweet tea does exactly the same thing to me.
Well I consume at least 1 Diet soda a day and I am in good health and not even close to obese. So in short, whatever! These diet soda studies always drive me nuts, and then since they started publishing them I'm always encountering an over weight person who tells me (while sipping their regular soda) how diet soda is so much worse for me than regular. Like sure, whatever makes you feel better about drinking your regular soda.
On a semi-related note, this study was apparently presented this past weekend at the Amerucan College of Cardiology's Annual Meeting. They are one of our clients and I was at the meeting working. :)
re: SaraAshley
Did you drink a diet soda while working this meeting? Or better yet, did they serve diet soda at this meeting? LOL How ironic would that have been?
re: jrvedivici
I actually drank water the whole time just because I was working long hours. I'm almost certain they served diet soda, and I know the convention center sold diet soda. I saw plenty of people drinking diet soda while I was there, lol.
re: Monica
Woman are forced to take care of their health much earlier in their lives than men are. We are trained early to pay attention. By the time circumstances force men to pay attention, they are resistant and unused to making this a part of their lives.
re: Monica
This kind of junk science is precisely why many people ignore all the contradictory reports about what is/isn't good for you.
Coffee will kill you. Coffee is healthy. Running is good for you. Running will kill you. HRT is good for you. No, it's very bad. Well, actually it's pretty good. A friend just posted something about the alleged correlation between root canal and illness. 90% of people with heart conditions have had root canals. Duh. They've also eaten ice cream. Ice cream will kill you.
Reporters aren't scientists. Their job is to find something that will get you to read their article or watch their show - the most controversial the better. And they take half-baked articles that some PR gal (like me) throws at them and then they water it down to the comprehension level of a 3rd grader.
Garbage and superstition.
re: chicgail
Actually, the root canal thing is real. I have the loss of facial bones and decades long festering sinus and jaw infection leading to chronic bad health to show for it. Did my homework, despite all the quackery flourishing around this issue, it's a real one. My husband and I: 5 root canals, 4 different dentists, 5 infections, including two very seriously deep bone infections. His two were completely asymptomatic.
re: monavano
I don't have heart disease, thanks to my high fat diet. ;-)
I should have it, given the rest of my health history...
We had to have all our root canals lasered with side firing lasers and sealed; the only way to sterlize a root canal and prevent chronic infection.
re: mcf
I'm truly sorry to hear about the difficulties you and your husband have had.
My point was that it would be statistically significant if 90% of people who have root canals go on to have serious health problems. That is very different than that 90% of people who have heart conditions have at one time had a root canal.
I'm not a dentist nor am I usually a defender of root canals (no one's favorite procedure), but given that the bacteria that cause tooth decay can go to the heart and cause coronary problems, root canals (no one's favorite thing) can be a way to prevent heart disease by removing the diseased root.
re: chicgail
We have no idea how many are suffering undiagnosed as the connection is never made and even imaging missed a tumor, bone death and loss in my case. Many images, C-T, MRI with contrast, digital x rays...
It's not just the bacteria going to the heart that's at issue; chronic infections and inflammation promote a host of diseases due to the long term elevations of stress hormone, cortisol.
Root canals do not remove the bacteria nor the root nor stop the infection, just the pain. The infection remains and spreads within the bone as fluid travels from dead, infected root to bone and back via seepage. There are zillions of infected tubules lining the sides of infected roots that are not sterilized by conventional root canal.
Some people, like my husband, walk around for years with what turned out to be severe long term bone infection with an old root canal, and a fistula from a newer root canal without apparent illness due to superior immune function, but that doesn't mean problems aren't accruing over time due to the stress hormone elevations that always accompany infections.
Most folks don't associate increasing allergies, or arthralgia or fatigue, etc. with their root canal histories. My SIL has 6 teeth next to one another all root canaled and neither she nor her dentist realize that it's the same infection traveling to all those roots via the attached bone.
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Natasha holds a Bachelor of Science in Health Care Administration and Communications from the University of Rhode Island. She currently resides in Cranston, and from time to time, she can be caught behind the bar at Ricks sister restaurant, Ten Prime Steak and Sushi.
Andrew Fusaro, Restaurant Manager
As restaurant manager of Rick's Roadhouse, Andrew is responsible for working with general manager, Natasha Greco, to oversee the day-to-day operations of the restaurant, employee management, and creating and executing on-site promotions.
A native of Meriden, CT, Andrew is a recent graduate of Johnson & Wales University and resides in Providence.