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TGW-ERMANCO, an integrated logistics solutions provider, announced that Del Deur has been promoted to Director-Product Development. Deur was previously Manager-Product Engineering.
In his role as head of Product Development, Deur will be responsible for the company's Product Engineering and Controls Development Engineering groups. These groups design and develop TGW-ERMANCO's integrated logistics solution products.
"Del's 12 years of management experience at TGW-ERMANCO'S Product Engineering Department and 32 years experience in the material handling industry allow him to have vast industry 'best practices' knowledge," said Larry Strayhorn, President of TGW-Ermanco. "Designing the next generation of our integrated logistics solution products is no easy task, and Del will continue TGW-ERMANCO's long tradition of innovation.&rdquo

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Recipe: Sweet Potatoes with Chickpea Tomato Sauce
Weeknight Dinner Recipes from The Kitchn
When I'm trying to figure out how to make dinner out of the ingredients in my fridge and pantry, one meal I always fall back on is that of carbs topped with whatever protein and vegetables we have. Following the holidays, I've been looking to kick my white flour habit by subbing in sweet potatoes as my carbohydrate of choice. This vegetarian version, with its sweetly-spiced tomato sauce made hearty with chickpeas, is my family's favorite combo to date.
5 Ways to Make Smoothies More Filling
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I decided right before Thanksgiving that this holiday season I'd aim for more balance in my diet. Obviously there would be stuffing and pie, but I wanted to counter those indulgences with big leafy greens and vitamin-rich smoothies.
My only issue with smoothies is that I'll often spend a lot of time in the morning preparing them only to find myself hungry an hour later. so I began researching ways to really bulk up my morning routine so my breakfast is not only delicious but satisfying and fulfilling as well.
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15 Vegetarian Meals That Embrace Our Love for Italian Food
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I think we can all agree — there are few things more wonderful in this life than a giant bowl of pasta for dinner. And in these cold and drizzly days of winter, that's basically all we want. Let's just embrace that.
But let's also embrace all those other tried-and-true Italian comfort foods — like crispy polenta cakes topped with greens and beans, a white pizza with wilted spinach and mozzarella, and a creamy risotto made with barley. Let's also embrace our vegetables, because no matter your diet, veggies are pretty awesome. All the more reason to fill that bowl up and dig in.
5 Hearty Vegan Appetizers That Aren't Made of Salad
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Although I eat meat, I don't eat it as often as most carnivore-leaning types I know. (I can hear my BBQ-master father sighing all the way from Kansas City.) When picking appetizers for a crowd, I usually prefer to go vegan so everyone can partake, but seriously, you can only eat so much lettuce. Here are five satisfying, delicious vegan appetizers that everyone will enjoy.
Recipe: Fresh Cranberry Scones
Breakfast Recipes from The Kitchn
Cranberries make a strong play at Thanksgiving, but I don't like to forget them as soon as we pack up the turkey carcass. I take advantage of the abundance of fresh tart cranberries this time of year and pack them into everything.
These scones, for instance, are flaky and not too sweet, with pops of brilliant cranberry in every bite. But of course, if you wish to make a holiday moment out of it, by all means pour on some rum glaze.
Recipe: Spaghetti Squash Latkes
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Every year when Hanukkah comes around, I always take on the challenge to cook up creative latke recipes. The classic potato-and-onion recipe is always great on the first few nights, but by the third night, I find that I'm craving something a little different. Here, I've swapped the starchy grated potato for some tender spaghetti squash and tossed it with fresh herbs, green onions, and Pecorino Romano — an easy (and gluten-free!) latke everyone will love.
Recipe: Kale & Apple Soup
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Many two year-olds won't eat a plateful of sautéed greens even if they're cooked in bacon, and my daughter — an excellent eater most of the time — was no exception. When she was a toddler, I could usually get by with mixing shredded greens into a few scrambled eggs, but much was my delight when I discovered the kid liked kale soup. This one is mildly sweet with a bit of apple, and it has that beloved bacon-y edge that goes so well with sautéed greens.
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Recipe: Indian Scrambled Eggs (Egg Bhurji)
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W.Va. considers updates to new anti-bully law
By AMANDA IACONE
Originally printed 3/1/2012 (Issue 2009 - Between The Lines News)
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) -
Changes to a statewide education policy to protect gay and lesbian students from bullying have spurred legislation that would tweak a one-year old state law also addressing bullying.
The Senate Judiciary committee sent a bill altering the law to the full Senate Friday. The bill would revise the definition of bullying and would reinforce that enforcement and educating student about the bullying law and policies should not limit the free speech, religious or political beliefs of students.
State education officials are tracking the bill's progress to see if it would trigger the Board of Education to revisit its anti-bullying policy. Adopted in December, the policy provides stronger protections to all students, including gay, lesbian and bisexual students. It would also address online and digital bullying that extends beyond the bricks and mortar of school grounds.
Opponents of the board's new policy claimed it promoted the homosexual agenda and now groups like the Family Policy Council hope the proposed statute changes would prevent teachers and school administrators from censoring the speech of students whose religious beliefs don't accept homosexuality.
Jeremiah Dys, president for the family council, argues the state policy and the law should govern the bully's behavior, not subjective thoughts. Also, certain classes of victims should also not receive more protection than other students, he said.
"We think the rules covering bullying in the state should apply equally to all students," Dys said.
Dys said the current policy gives teachers and administrators too much power to determine what is considered offensive and outside the bounds of accepted social behavior - that could lead to censoring students.
"They shouldn't be afraid of sharing the gospel to other students who hold themselves out to be homosexual," Dys said of students.
The current version of the bill would bring West Virginia's law more in line with court precedents that protect student speech but the council is still hoping to change the bill further if it moves through the House of Delegates, he said.
Alyson Clements with the American Civil Liberties Union of West Virginia said the references to free speech included in the bill are redundant because all state laws must comply with the U.S. Constitution.
"We feel the bill passed last year was really strong. It was broad enough and still included First Amendment protections," Clements said.
The proposed definition of bullying is narrower than current law but the intent of the law would not be altered, she said.
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