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- Despite academic achievement, pay gaps likely continue between the races
- How genes, gender and environment influence substance abuse
- Men viewed more favorably than women when seeking work-life balance
- Notion of love can lead to greater acceptance of couples' rights
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- U.S. immigration associated with rise in smoking among Latinos, Asians
- Challenges, strategies for women pursuing STEM careers
- Debunking family myth as primary reason for gender gap in politics
- Young people support LGBT rights but disagree on priorities
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- Humans have a nose for gender: Chemical cues influence perceptions of movement as more masculine or feminine
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NORTH ANDOVER – A local man has been charged by the FBI with embezzling more than $100,000 from a mortgage company where he used to be a vice president.
Francis X. Sullivan, 44, of 65 Court St., was arrested by FBI agents at his home last week. He was booked at the North Andover police station. Sullivan was released on a $25,000 bond. Sullivan wrote checks to himself from business accounts of Potomac Realty Capital, a Needham mortgage lending company where he was vice president of finance until December 2010, according to an affidavit filed by FBI Special Agent Lisa Baillargeon.
Sullivan worked for Potomac Realty Capital from March 29 until Dec. 6, 2010, when his employment was terminated, according to Baillargeon. After his termination, PRC employees discovered bank statements for several of the company's accounts hidden in a box in Sullivan's former office.
Reconciliation of PRC's records with the bank statements revealed Sullivan had made unauthorized withdrawals from the accounts, Baillargeon wrote. Sullivan confessed to former colleagues he had deposited checks intended for PRC vendors into his own personal account at Sovereign Bank, Baillargeon alleged.
PRC concluded Sullivan made a total of $112,385 in unauthorized withdrawals from the company's accounts. He also deposited a bimonthly check for $1,435 that was payable to the widow of a PRC employee into his own account, according to the affidavit.
The widow told investigators one of her bimonthly pension payments was missing.
Sullivan is charged by the U.S. Attorney's Office with defrauding a financial institution and transporting stolen money across a state line. In November 2010, he took a $5,500 check issued against a PRC account to Plaistow, N.H., where he deposited part of the money in his own account at Sovereign Bank and took the rest as cash, according to the affidavit.
The U.S. Attorney's Office has 30 days to seek an indictment against Sullivan, according to spokeswoman Christina Sterling. The date of his arraignment before the U.S. District Court in Boston has not been set, Sterling said.
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JohnScott, project manager at the Brunswick and Glynn County Development Authority saidin a statement, "There are numerous opportunities for the region'smanufacturers to work together, and I feel this initiative will create newbusiness opportunities and partnerships right here in the coastal Georgiaregion."
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Nightly interview: Phil Ker
The Otago Polytechnic is one organisation with an optimistic outlook in difficult economic times.
The polytechnic recently forecast its revenue to grow from $84m this year to $90m next year.
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any spanish movies on there or only portuguese
Wareztuga.tv is a portuguese streaming website like 1channel e icefilms. Actually contains 3000+ movies and a lot of tv series. Nice .mp4 quality videos with external portuguese subs.
Portuguese original forum thread: here
Repo: here
or in fusion video or international->portuguese.
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any spanish movies on there or only portuguese
This is great , any chance of a version with English menu ?
Amazing to have another great add on , you can tell its Christmas as the gifts just keep arriving , once again thank you for your hard work
Just checked out a episode of 2 broke girls and this was in English with subtitles, disabled subtitles , are all the tv shows and movies in English ?
The movies and series are global (portuguese and english). In portugal we don't use dubbed voices in movies (only animation movies), so the movies have the original voices.
The subs can be disabled pressing L. In the next version i will integrate various settings for subtitles, english menus etc.
Some spanish movies are available like rec's etc..
Well done
The first one is the hardest, the next 100 not so much lol.
Have requested this to be added to fusion , hope that is ok
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If you can't understand:
Filmes - movies
Todos os filmes - all movies
pesquisar filmes - search movies
Séries - tv series
In this script you have portuguese titles (example: american pie reencontro / american reunion). You can search both names (american reunion) that will find the movie. I've already done a setting (true/false) to show original movie. Next version


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Much ado about nothing. Here is the thing: if a CC raises your interest rate, it only applies to any NEW debt you add to the card as long as you pay on time. If you call up and cancel the card, they HAVE to keep the interest on the existing balance the same (unless you miss a pmt, DON'T MISS A PAYMENT!). Usually when you call and threaten to cancel, they will back off and give you the lower rate (unless you are so buried in debt that you are a likely Chapter 7).
I have worked for B of A for 3 years and Chase 2 years. Never heard THAT before...is this new JG?
No interest rate increases on pre-existing balances. If your credit card issuer decides to increase your interest rate, that new rate would only apply to new balances. Your current balance would continue to be subject to the old interest rate. There's an exception, however, if you become more than 60 days late on your credit card payments.
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IPPA National Portrait Day Award 2014
Congratulations to Corin Bishop AIPPA who won the overall IPPA National Portrait Day Award for 2014. The NPD 2014 Awards, sponsored by Canon, took place at the Mansion House in Dublin on May 26th.
Corin's image was taken during the charitable initiative for this year's National Portrait Day Campaign which raised funds for the ISPCC.
The runners up were Brendan Lyon LIPPA and Gosia Tuznik LIPPA.
This year IPPA members raised 42,000 for the ISPCC and collectively just over 180,000 has been raised for charity during the last three years by members of the public donating 25 in exchange for a professional portrait experience. IPPA members give their time each year to this initiative and 100% of the proceeds go to charity.
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National Portrait Day 2014
TV Presenter Brian Ormond, Model Pippa O'Connor and their son Ollie launched IPPA National Portrait Day in aid of the ISPCC. Members of the public can have a professional portrait taken for a donation to the ISPCC of only 25. Visit www.npd.ie for a list of participating IPPA photographers.
The 2014 IPPA Photographer of the Year is Peter GordonCongratulations to the 2014 IPPA Photographer of the Year Peter Gordon
National Portrait Day 2014The IPPA is delighted to announce the launch of National Portrait Day 2014.
Formerly Happy Faces Day, National Portrait Day offers you the chance to have your portrait taken from March 29th to April 5th for a donation of just 25, and this year's charity is the ISPCC.
More information on National Portrait Day 2014 can be found on the NPD2014 website.
Our Latest Associate MemberCongratulations to Pauric McGroder AIPPA who has achieved his Associateship qualification in the discipline of Open Art & Creativity.
Our Latest Associate Member
Congratulations to Michael Hayes AIPPA who achieved his Associateship qualification on September 16th 2013 in the discipline of Portrait and Beauty Photography.
Tom Connolly (R.I.P.)It is with sadness that the IPPA has learned of the sudden death of our past President, Tom Connolly.
Our deepest sympathies to his wife Dympna, sons and daughters and his sister Joan. May he rest in peace.
Grandparents Day - Generations Family Portrait OfferCelebrate Grandparents Day this year with a Generations Portrait Session from the Photographers of the IPPA
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IPPA 2013 ExhibitionThe National Photographic Awards Exhibition 2013 is now on display at The Marshes Shopping Centre in Dundalk, until Sept 20th
New LicentiateCongratulations and welcome to our newest member James Hearne LIPPA who achieved his qualification in the area of General Practice
IPPA Canon Portrait Awards 2013
Congratulations to Nicola Webster AIPPA who won the overall IPPA Canon Portrait Award for 2013 with an image taken during the charitable initiative for this years Happy Faces Campaign which raised funds for The Jack and Jill Children's Foundation. Congratualtions also to our two second place winners Corin Bishop AIPPA & Cormac Byrne LIPPA.
This Year IPPA members raised 60,000 for Jack and Jill and collectively over 140,000 has been raised for Jack and Jill during the last two years by members of the public donating 25 in exchange for a professional Portrait experience. IPPA members give their time and 100% of the proceeds go to charity.
New LicentiateCongratulations to our newest member Ronan Palliser LIPPA who achieved his qualification in the area of Wedding Photography.
IPPA Members Peter Gordon AIPPA and Gerry O'Leary FIPPA Shine at the FEP European Professional Photographer of the Year AwardsIt is with pleasure that the IPPA congratulate Peter Gordon AIPPA on being announced as the overall FEP European Professional Photographer of the Year at the Federation of European Photographers Awards Ceremony in Gmunden, Austria. This fantastic achievement follows on from Peter's recent IPPA Photographer of the Year Award for 2013.
The IPPA is also pleased to congratulate Gerry O'Leary FIPPA on receiving the award for the Best Commercial Book in the FEP European Photo Book of the Year Awards for his book "Burj Al Arab". Gerry also received a Silver Camera Award in the Commercial Category of the FEP European Professional Photographer of the Year Awards.
The 2013 IPPA Photographer of the Year is Peter GordonCongratulations to the 2013 IPPA Photographer of the Year Peter Gordon.
A gallery of all of the award-winning images is available here.
Neil Warner FIPPA to be honoured with IPC's Leadership Award Medal at United NationsWe are delighted to announce that IPPA Council Member, Neil Warner FIPPA is to receive the prestigious International Photographic Council's Leadership Award Medal on May 22nd, 2013 at the United Nations in New York. Neil was nominated for this award by the Board of Directors of the Federation of European Photographers (FEP).
The IPC, an NGO of the United Nations honours outstanding working professional photographers, one from each of the nine professional photographic organisations that belong to the IPC, of which the FEP, is a member. The FEP is the only European member.
Neil is the current Vice President of the FEP having served as its President from 2008 - 2012 and in its nomination, the Board of Directors cited Neil as "among those who best exemplifies the professional standards and aspirations of their group". Neil was also recently awarded the FEP Merit Award.
Congratulations Neil.
New LicentiateCongratulations to our newest member Gary Barrett LIPPA who achieved his qualification in the area of Wedding Photography.
Two new Fellows & 1 New AssociateCongratulations to our latest Fellow's Peter Cox FIPPA and Peter O'Donnell FIPPA who both achieved their qualification in the discipline of Landscape Photography. Well done to Deirdre Langan AIPPA who achieved her Associateship in Wedding Photography.
Happy Faces Day 2012 Raises 80,000 for Jack & JillThe Irish Professional Photographers Association (IPPA) has great pleasure in announcing that its charitable initiative, IPPA Happy Faces Day 2012, has raised a record amount of 80,000 - all for The Jack & Jill Children's Foundation.
It was made possible with the support of our sponsors Canon and through the time & talent donated by 90 professional photographers, all members of the IPPA who hosted over 100 events almost nationwide.
We wish to take this opportunity to thank you, the public, for supporting our events and our members, and for making IPPA Happy Faces Day 2012 a tremendous success.
2012 IPPA Photographer of the YearThe 2012 IPPA Photographer of the Year is Peter O'Donnell AIPPA. All of the award-winning images and portfolios can be viewed here.
The overall Photographer of the Year Awards were kindly sponsored by Conns Cameras & Canon Ireland.
Donal Murphy FIPPA Latest Master QEP
It is with pleasure that the IPPA announce that Donal Murphy FIPPA has achieved his Master QEP from the Federation of European Photographers in the discipline of Architectural Photography.
Donal is now the 4th IPPA member to have been awarded this prestigious title and 2nd in the field of Architectural Photography.


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Huh. Maybe if Adam Jones had devoted just a little less energy to blowing a big bubble and a little more energy to running really fast, the Orioles might have a 1-0 lead after three innings of Game 3. But instead, Jones didn't make a play on Derek Jeter's long drive that turned from likely third out to game-tying triple ...
What you can't see in that clip? Jones got a terrible jump, and never seemed to realize just how well the wind-aided drive was carrying until it was too late.
Most center fielders probably would have made that play most of the time, bubble-blowing or not bubble-blowing.
No, that bubble doesn't look real good right now. But Miguel Gonzalez left a fastball up, and Jeter hit that fastball very hard, and Jones just didn't get a good read on the ball off the bat.
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State of the World 2005: Redefining Global Security
The Worldwatch Institute, 237 pages,
softcover $18.95. W.W. Norton & Company, 2005.
Worldwatch Institute's latest annual report offers insight
into issues from nuclear weapons proliferation to renewable energy.
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Canyon, TX - Wind energy is rapidly developing in our area.
The past, present, and future of WT's Alternative Energy Institute is bringing wind farm developers to our region. Their research not only helps shape this technology but will be beneficial for all of us.
Alternative energy has become an important topic in the U.S. Both presidential candidates have a stance on it. Everyone is looking for a more efficient option and WT's Alternative Energy Institute is helping.
"That's the reason we're still here. There's still a problem. There's still a reason to look for new sources of energy. And we keep trying to improve on that, make things more efficient along those lines," David Carr, AEI Assistance Director says.
The Alternative Energy Institution has been conducting research for 35 years. They've gone from just crunching numbers to helping locate the windiest areas for developers.
"We've also seen the systems getting bigger. The biggest system we ever had in 1982 at the very first conference we had in Amarillo had a blade that was almost 15 foot long. And, there are blades going through Amarillo today on truckers that are 160 foot long. Ten times bigger. That's the kind of scale of growth we've seen in the last 35 years," Ken Starcher, AEI Associate Director of Training, Education and Outreach says.
AEI says it is able to locate the best places and heights for wind. And they add that their help for developers ultimately helps you and me. The more efficiently they obtain energy, the less we are paying for it.
"We have seen a reduction in total cost per kilowatt per hour units by a factor of at least five. That is what used to costs 25 cents a kilowatt hour now is down to about five cents per kilowatt hour. So that's a big savings based on improved performance," Starcher says.
AEI will be working more closely with turbine manufactures and wind farmers to keep enhancing this alternative.
WT's Alternative Energy Institute is celebrating 35 years of research this evening.


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7 Ways to Have Fun in the Snow
You (and they) might not want to go outside. But you (and they) do need to go outside.
That said, is it as simple as shooing them out the door on a glorious summer day? Nope. But it's not that hard, either, especially if you're prepared with fun things to do!
Try these ideas:
- Bowl: Homemade snow "pins" don't stand a chance against a rolling soccer ball (or a charging toddler).
- Swing away: Leave the swings on the swing set and keep plastic push toys handy. So what if he's lawn-mowing snow?
- Make a mini snow family: More fun and a lot faster than a full-size snowman. Little kids have low standards: Any pile of snow with a plastic bowl hat counts.
- Play games: Ring around the rosy. Duck duck goose. Hide and seek. Freeze tag. Snow adds an extra silly element to the classics.
- Design a snow castle: Bring out the sand toys — nothing with too many details (so snow actually slides out). The next day, after the castle is frozen solid, ids can add toy people, cars, and dragons.
- Roll'er ball: Pack a mound of snow just tall enough for your youngest to reach the top, then push a curving tunnel from the top to the bottom with your arm. The ball goes in, the ball roles out.
- Ramp it up: Pack snow over anything you can make a small slide out of — say, a plastic side table and a sheet of plywood. Make sure it's sold enough to stand on, and let your toddler slide down again and again.
- Freeze something: Anything. A juice box. A cup of yogurt. Different-sized plastic containers of water for stacking and building. For the more advanced, freeze water in a cookie sheet ( or anything shallow and flat) for a mine hockey rink. Use an ice cube for a puck and your hands (or sticks) as sticks.


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Police have shut down a Phoenix business that didn't have a marijuana dispensary license.
Investigators served a search warrant at the Green Thumb Academy near 7th Street and Virginia on Thursday morning. Police say they found about 6 ½ pounds of high-grade marijuana.
The police department's Drug Enforcement Bureau received complaints from authorized medical-marijuana dispensaries that the Green Thumb Academy was illegally posing as an authorized dispensary.
That began an investigation.
"Legal dispensaries get word through the medical marijuana community that these things are going on," said Lt. Darren Viner of the Phoenix Police Drug Enforcement Bureau. "When you're not a licensed dispensary through the Department of Health Services, then you are just like anybody else on the street corner that's selling marijuana."
Police say the building showed all the signs of being a legitimate medical marijuana dispensary. The store did check for medical marijuana cards before dispensing the drugs.
It even had a sign on the front door that informed customers of the illegality of obtaining marijuana for anyone other than themselves.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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The Cardinals will try to bounce back after a debacle 11-6 loss against the Phillies in Game 1, and will do so behind the arm of their ace, Chris Carpenter, pitching on three days' rest. The Phillies will send out the second of their four aces, Cliff Lee, to face Carpenter and the Redbirds.
After Kyle Lohse's implosion in Game 1, the Cardinals had to turn to Carpenter to stop the bleeding. Carpenter, if you remember, pitched a two-hit shutout on Wednesday, the last game of the season, to send them to the postseason. Tony LaRussa will now turn to him to try to extend that run.
However, the Cardinals' offense will have to contend with Lee, who is famously dominant in the playoffs. Though he had a hiccup in the World Series last year while pitching for the Rangers, his career postseason ERA is 2.13, and he's had three complete games in 10 starts.
Cardinals: Chris Carpenter (11-9, 3.45 ERA)
Phillies: Cliff Lee (17-8, 2.40 ERA)
Game time: Sunday, 8:37 p.m. ET
TV: TBS (National)
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With the eight pick in the 2011 NFL Draft, the Tennessee Titans selected Washington quarterback Jake Locker.
The Vince Young era is long and dead as the Titans stun the world. With rumors that they were smitten with TCU quarterback Andy Dalton, the Titans take Locker and Houston fans should be happy.
While Locker has upside with his mobility and arm, the knock on Locker is his inaccuracy. In fact, his inaccurate arm knocked him down a lot of draft boards. Can new Titans offensive coordinator Chris Palmer develop Locker or will Locker be like former Palmer students Tim Couch and David Carr? It's a risky pick for Tennessee, but you often have to take risks to reap rewards. All we know now is that Vince Young will be released, likely tomorrow.


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The Unicel 2540-381 Comp. Replacement Pool Filter has a diameter of 8 inches, and a length of 15 1/2 inches. This spa filter has a closed top with a crescent handle, and an open bottom with a diameter of 2 inches and with Male Pipe Threads (MPT). This pool filter cartridge will keep the water in your pool or spa clean and clear.


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SAVANNAH - Armstrong State University recently was named a Yellow Ribbon Program school in recognition of its support for veterans and active-duty military students.
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STATESBORO - Georgia Southern University will become 100 percent tobacco-free on Friday, GSU President Dr. Brooks Keel recently announced.
Richmond Hill High School's annual rite of summer, also known as band camp, is a big event for hundreds of local kids. The school's marching band is one of the most decorated in Georgia and has won a number of major marching band competitions in recent years under director Dr. Dan Kiene.
With the new school year just around the corner, the Bryan County Board of Education passed a tentative $55 million budget Thursday night in Black Creek while also voting to keep the millage rate the same.
Each year, college and university students, on- and off-campus, experience hundreds of fire-related emergencies nationwide. There are several specific causes for fires on college campuses, including cooking, intentionally set fires, overloaded power strips and open flame. Overall, most college-related fires are due to a general carelessness.
In response to new federal school-nutrition regulations, State School Superintendent Dr. John Barge and the state Board of Education last week initiated the rulemaking process to amend the state-board rule to comply with the federal Healthy, Hunger-free Kids Act of 2010.
SAVANNAH - To demonstrate its commitment to the military community, Armstrong State University will waive all mandatory student fees for active-duty military starting in the fall semester.
Seventy-one students at Richmond Hill High School have earned Advanced Placement Scholar Awards in recognition of their achievement on AP Exams.
ALBANY, Ga. - Darton State College announced that Bryanna Moodie of Richmond Hill was recently awarded the Dean Scholar Award for the 2014-15 academic year.
This past week, the Richmond Hill Middle School BETA Club returned from its trip to the national convention in Richmond, Virginia.
Visiting students, ages 15-18, from around the world are seeking host families in and around Hinesville for the 2014-15 academic school year.
Valdosta State University has announced the names of students from spring 2014 who have met all qualifications for graduation.
The Richmond Hill Garden Club recently awarded a $1,000 scholarship to Charis Peterson, the daughter of Cathy and Frank Peterson and a 2014 graduate of Richmond Hill High School.
Gov. Nathan Deal announced last week that Georgia was one of three states chosen to receive a $1 million grant to lead an education initiative, Guided Pathways to Success, focused on making college more affordable, boosting college completion and saving taxpayers millions.
For the first time in American history, schools are in for a massive demographic shift. This fall the overall number of Latino, African-American, Native and Asian students will outnumber non-Hispanic white students.
The Georgia Department of Education, along with its partners - The Ritz-Carlton Hotels of Georgia, the Georgia Association of Educators and the Georgia Foundation for Public Education - now is accepting applications for the 2015 Georgia Family-Friendly Partnership School Awards.
Gov. Nathan Deal on Monday recommended the State Board of Education amend state policy to allow computer programming courses to satisfy core requirements - math, science or foreign language - for receiving a high-school diploma. Deal is asking the Board of Regents of the University System to follow suit by accepting these courses for admission into institutions of higher education.
Bryan County Elementary School kicked off the 2014-2015 school year with a twist and a shout!
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Is this at the top, on the Anarchy and Chaos variation?
Josh is right where Anarchy and Chaos starts . Climb left from this spot to the thin corner . It is really dirty right now but would clean up very easy on a dry day . I wanted to clean that day but didn't have a brush .
recently lead this great pitch, thanks to Derek and Jon for the cleaning and new bolts and anchors. I cleaned on lead to place gear and one can skip the old 1/4 bolt, good blue alien placements up that open book. I was pretty glad to clip the bolt ( installed for left variation) on the right variation after getting a small brass nut on left face of dihedral, maybe just because it was dirty but was hard sketchy move.
Yeah, that 1/4" bolt near the top is pretty sketchy. I'm glad you got a good piece in there. I haven't really cleaned anything on this pitch. Last year, I pulled some bushes out of the right variation as I was TRing it, and this year led it (also pulling out a few things). In general, I like the right variation as it is the more natural line to take, but it needs a more complete cleaning.


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We have been working hard to bring you two new exciting and delicious products, Ch'arki and Power Sticks!
- Ch'arki - gourmet lamb jerky #glutenfree
-Wondering where the word Ch'arki came from? Let us help you…
'Ch'arki' is the the name derived from the Quechuan language of the Peruvian Incan Empire used to describe the process of preserving meat. Today, our lambs are raised under the watchful eye of Peruvian herders along with their dogs that live and work on our ranches in the United States. As it was some eight hundred years ago in the Andes Mountains of Peru, the rich history of the Incan Empire continues to exist in the modern day method of raising and producing our authentic gourmet Ch'arki.
- Power Sticks - protein filled gourmet lamb sticks. #glutenfree (the lamb version of a Slim Jim, except better)
Available in two flavors, Original and Hot, to satisfy your taste buds! Whether you're heading to the gym, on the road, or just in between meals; these one ounce nutritious snacks made from our all natural lamb pack a punch!
Farmer's MarketsSunday, April 6th, 2014
As you probably know, Ranchline All Natural not only sells delicious all natural lamb products online, but we can be found at local Farmers Markets around New Mexico. Below is a list of our locations around the state as well as some tips on how to shop at a Farmers Market.
Where to Find Ranchline All Natural:
- Thursdays- Los Alamos 7 am till 12:30 pm
- Fridays- Santa Fe 3 pm till 6:30 pm
- Saturdays- Albuquerque: Downtown Growers Market 7 am till 12:00 pm
For More information about Ranchline All Natural at any of these markets, please contact us at email@example.com
Here is a link to an article on how to get the most out of shopping at a Farmer's Market. The biggest tip of all that we can give you is to stop by our booth!


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