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Flowering Vegetables
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Herbs and Green Onions
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Other Fruit
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Other Vegetables
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Aloe Vera
Asian Pears
Beet Greens
Bitter Melon
Bok Choy
Brussels Sprouts
Carambola (Star Fruit)
Collard Greens
Dandelion Greens
De-stemmed Grapes
Fresh-cut Lettuce
Green Onions
Heart of Palm
Juice Grapes
Kiwi Fruit
Leaf Lettuce
Leafy Greens
Maitake Mushrooms
Mint Oil
Mustard Greens
Navel Oranges
Oyster Mushrooms
Pac Choi
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Shiitake Mushrooms
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Various Berries
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Various Fruits
Various Fruits and Vegetables
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All Companies
3 D Orchards, Inc.
3 Eagles Produce, Inc.
3 Rivers Potato Services Inc.
3D Potato Company
3M Mint
4 Seasons Greens LLC
4-Ace Farms LLC
71 Orchard
7-10 Farms Inc.
A & B Costanza Farms
A & K Orchards
A & T Farms, Inc.
A Hill of A Lot of Blueberries
A J Evans and Son Produce
A. H. Lowe
A. Shrock Farms - Member of Good Natured Family Farms, Rich Hill Group GAP Certification
A. West and Sons Farms & Shane West Farms
A.R. McCraw Farms
A.W. Bunch Farm LLC
A.W. Overhiser Orchards
AA Cherries LLC
Aaron Ball Farms Inc.
Aaron Turner Farms
AB Orchards, LLC
Abe Datthyn Farms
Abers Acres
ABG Orchard
Acadian Family Farms
Adam Blank
Adam Bros. Farming, Inc./Adam Bros. Produce Sales, Inc./Red Diamond Cooling
Adams & Adams
Adams Orchard
Adam's View Ranch
ADR Orchards
Aerts Farm
Aggie Farms LLC/Zake Ag
Agpro Farms
Agri Northwest
Agri-Star Inc.
Airway Farms, Inc.
Akin & Porter Produce, Inc.
Al Heffron Farms
Al Hooks Produce
Alan Collette Farming
Alan D. Kelsch (S 15 West)
Alan Van Treese Farms Inc.
ALBA Organics
Albemarle Beach (Watermelons) Farms, Inc.
Albemarle Beach Farms, Inc.
Albemarle Beach Farms, Inc. - Sweet Corn
Alcorn State University Processing Facility
Alderman Blueberry Farm
Alexander Farms
Alexander Farms (Alabama)
Alford Farms Inc. / JC Ag LLC
Alfred Brubaker Farm
Algoma Orchards
All Fresh Produce
All State Apple Exchange dba Southern Vermont Orchards, Inc.
Allan Brothers, Inc.
Allen Farms
Allen Farms, Inc.
Allen Noble Farms, Inc.
Allenholm Farm
Allman Farms
Allyn Anthony
Aloe Laboratories Inc.
Alpers Farms
Alphonse's Orchard
Al's Orchard
Alscott Farms, LLC
Alsum Farms, Inc.
Alt Brothers Inc.
Alt Dairy Farms
Alta Farms
Alta Fit LLC dba West Wind Produce
Alta Fit, LLC. dba West Wind Produce (Ontario)
Altendorf Bros
Altonen Orchards
Alvin Troyer Farms - Member of Good Natured Family Farms, Rich Hill Group GAP Certification
Amar Farms
Amazing Grace Family Farm
Amber's Blueberry Farm
Ambrose P. Jensen
Ameele Farms, LLC
American Consolidation and Logistics (ACL)
American Fruit & Vegetable Company Inc
American Lady Growers
Amos Zittel & Sons, Inc. - Webster Rd.
Anderson Farms/Pumpkin World
Anderson Produce
Andrew and Williamson Fresh Produce
Andrew Martin Farms LLC
Andrews Farming Co. LLC
Andrews Farming, Inc.
Angel Valley Farm
Anthony DeMarco & Sons, Inc.
Anthony DeMarco & Sons, Inc. (Basil)
Anya Farms - Member of Upper Peninsula Food Exchange - USDA Group GAP Pilot Project
Apache Produce Imports LLC
Appalachian Harvest
Apple A Day Fruits/Four Cees, Inc.
Apple Hill Farms Inc.
Apple Hill Orchards (NC)
Apple King LLC
Apple King Union Gap Facility
Apple Tree Farm
Apple Tree Vineyard & Farm, LLC
Apple Valley Farms, Inc.
Apple Wedge Packers
Apple's Fruit Farm
Aqua Gorda Cooperative
Ararat Farm LLC
Arb Evans Farms
ARC Greenhouses-Mount Dora, FL
Ardry Farms
Arelion M. Berry and Son, LLC
ARM Ward Ranches
Arne Goddik
Arnold Nofziger
Artesian Farms
Arthur R. Henry Farms, Inc. (East Hwy 25)
Aspen Produce LLC
Assink Acres, Inc.
Associated Potato Growers, Inc. - Drayton
Associated Potato Growers, Inc. - Grafton
Associated Potato Growers, Inc., - Grand Forks
Astrion, Inc.
Augustine Farms, Inc.
Aurupa Springs Ranch
Aust Farms
Autumn Harvest, INC DBA D. Wells Farms
Autumnview Farm
Avon Heights Mushroom Inc.
Avtar S. Bisla
Ayer & Price Fruit Company, Incorporated
B & B Farms
B & B Farms (Mount Olive)
B & B Farms Grey Court
B & B Produce, Inc.
B & D Farms, Inc.
B & H Farming/Ceres Ag. LLC
B & K Farms
B & S Farms
B&D/Wisconsin Central Farms
B&M Farms
B.D. Grass and Sons LLC
B.J. Farms
B.T. Loftus Ranches
Back Forty Blueberry Farm
Bad Apple Farms
Badger Mountain/Premiere columbia Partners
Baggenstos Farms, Inc.
Baggott Family Farms Corp
Bailey Farms
Bains Berry Farm
Baker Family Vineyard
Baker Farms
Baker Packing Co.
Baker Produce - Hover Orchard
Baker Produce - Pasco Holdings
Balcom & Moe, Inc.
Bald Eagle Farm
Baldev Songha & Sons, Inc.
Balin Ranches
Bama Tomato Co.
Bama Tomato Co. Inc
Banner Greenhouses
Bar L Citrus
Bardenhagen Farms
Bardenhagen Farms (Apples)
Barham Farms
Barkett Fruit Co., Inc.
Barnes Family Farm
Barsuglia Farms LLC
Bartleson Farms
Bartlett Farm
Bartley Farms
Bartley Farms - Dowagiac
Bartsch Farms
Basciani Foods Inc. dba Red Hill Mushroom
Basciani Foods, Inc. - Orlando
Basciani Foods, MN (Roseville)
Basic American Foods (Rexburg, ID)
Basic American Foods (Shelley, ID)
Basic American Foods (Storages and Receiving)
Basin Farming LLC
Basin Farming LLC (Nevada)
Baskins Orchard
Bass Boyz Family Farm LLC
Bassett Farms
Bates County Produce
Bathe Farms Inc.
Battleboro Produce, Inc.
Bauman's Farm
Baumans Farm and Garden
BB Farms
Beak & Skiff Apple Orchards
Beall Berry Farm LLC dba Caddo Fruit and Berries
Bean Bros.
Bear Creek/Stratton Farms
Bear Mountain Orchards, Inc.
Beaverdam Valley Farms, LLC
Bebout Farm
Beckens Fruit Farm Inc.
Bedner Growers, Inc.
Bedway Produce Company, Inc.
Beechwood Farms/ Middle River Farm
Beehive Orchards
Behrend Behrend and Knittel
Bell Brothers, Inc.
Bell Farms, Inc.
Bella Mushroom Farms-Home Site Landenberg Rd and Hillendale Plant
Belle Terre Farm
Belltown Hill Orchards LLC
Belvedere Orchards
Ben Ameele Fruit Farm
Ben Hammelman Farms, Inc.
Benchmark Farms
Bender Farms, Inc.
Bender Potatoes
Benjamin Bontrager - Member of CROPP Cooperative/Organic Valley Group GAP Certification
Bennett Creek Farms
Benona Hills Farm
Benshoff Farms of New Germany
Benton Berries LLC
Benz Farm
Berlin's Best L.L.C.
Bernard J. Thome Orchards
Bernards Farm
Berrier Farms, Inc.
Berries N More
Berry Acres
Berry Creek Farms
Berrybrook Enterprises
Bettes & Kingsbury Farms
Beuschel Fruit & Diary LLC
Bevan Jeppesen, Inc.
Bickford Orchards, Inc.
Bidart Bros (Apple Packing and Cold Storage Facility)
Bifano Family Farms
Big B Farm
Big Red Tomato Packers
Big Rock Farm
Big Sky Farms - Member of Good Natured Family Farms, Rich Hill Group GAP Certification
Big Sky Growers, LLC
Bigelow Associated Farms, Inc.
Bill Huck Farm
Bill Sheldon
Billy Ellis Orchards
Bingham Farms
Biringer Farm
Bitter Sweet Farms
Bixby Orchards
BJ Christensen & Sons
Black Horse Farms, Inc.
Black Mesa Farms, LLC
Black Pearl Farms LLC
Black River Blues
Black Rock Ag, Inc. / Alliance Inc.
Black Star Ranch LLC
Blackberry Farms - Member of Good Natured Family Farms, Rich Hill Group GAP Certification
Blackman Homestead Farm
Blackville Farmers Market
Blair Ranch, LLC
Blais Produce
Blakal Packing, Inc.
Blake Williams Farm
Blanchard Blueberry Farm
Blaser Sunset Farms
Blatchford Farms
Blick Brothers Farms
Blincoe Farms, Inc.
Bliss Lands
BLN Huettig Farms
Blocker Ranch of Immokalee, LLC.
Blubarb Farms LLC
Blue Bird Farm
Blue Byrd Farm
Blue Chip Farms
Blue Goose Farms LLC
Blue Sky Farms N.C., Inc.
Blue Sky Farms SLV LLC
Blue Star Farms, Inc.
Blue Star Growers, Inc.
Blue Valley Farms
Blueberry Hill Farm
Blueberry Hill U-Pick
Blueberry Pier - Member of Upper Peninsula Food Exchange - USDA Group GAP Pilot Project
BMP Farms, Inc.
Boatwright Farm
Bodine Farms
Boekhout Farms
Bolton Farms Inc.
Boora Farms Inc.
Boorman Farms LLC
Borton & Sons Inc-Chestnut
Borton & Sons, Inc. (Borton Rd)
Bosma Ag Enterprises
Bossert Orchards
Bothell Seed LLC
Botticello Farms LLC
Bouchard Farms/Bouchard Potato Co.
Bouchey Potatoes
Boulder Canyon Ranch
Bounds Blueberry Farm
Bow Hill Blueberries
Brace's Orchard
Bradley Rhodes Farm
Brandel Farms, LLC
Brandon & Richard Larson
Brandon Run
Brann Farms
Brantley Farms
Brar Brothers Farm Inc.
Bream Orchards, Inc.
Breezelands Orchards, Inc.
Brenner Ranch
Brent & Hal Edney Farms
Brent and Gaylen Flewelling
Brent Bean
Brent E. Edgecomb Farms
Brent House
Brent Ishida Farms
Bret Robins Farms
Brett Jensen
Breyman Farms, Inc.
Brian L Anderson Farms
Brian Smith
Brian Vculek Farm
Briggs E. Eggers Orchards
Brigiotta's Farmland Produce and Garden Center
Brisk Wind Farms, LLC
BRI-Ton Farms, LLC
Brock & Phillip Obendorf LLC
Broetje Orchards LLC
Brook Hill Produce
Brookdale Fruit - Broad St.
Brookfield Orchards
Brooks Berries
Brosseau Sweet Corn
Brown Boy Onion Inc.
Brown Croft Farm
Brown, Moore, Strong, Jackson Farm
Brown's Farm
Brubaker Vegetable Farm
Bruce Bean Farms
Bruce Flewelling, Inc.
Bruce Ford Farms
Bruck Farm
BT Christensen Farm LLC
Bud Rich Potatoes, Inc.
Bula-Giefinger Farms
Bunch Blueberry Farm
Bunch's Produce
Bunde Hughes Farms
Bunger Farms LLC
Burnac Produce Ltd./Morris Brown and Sons Ltd./Propak Packaging Ltd.
Burnap Fruit Farms LLC
Burnett Farms
Burroughs Farms, LLLP
Burton Hopper Ranch
Burusco Farms
Bush Farms
Bushart Farms, LLC
Bushel Basket Orchards, Inc.
Bushel Boy Farms
Bussa Orchards
Bussman Cranberries LLC
Buster Farms
Butter Valley Harvest, Inc.
Byers' Blueberry Farm
Byl Lakeview Orchard, Inc.
Byron Evans Farms
BZ Black Rock, LLC
C & C Farms
C & C Hop Farms
C & D Fruit & Vegetable Co./ M.D. Council & Son's
C & E Farms (Parrish, FL)
C & E Farms (St. Anthony, ID)
C & E Farms, Inc.
C & G Orchards, LTD
C & J Farms
C & N Family Land (Idaho Falls)
C & S Orchards II, LP
C and M Properties LLC/DBA Columbia Fruit Airport
C&D Fruit & Vegetable Co.
C. F. Schwiezer and Sons, Inc.
C. L. Henderson Produce LLC.
C. V. Pilson Farm
C. Versaw Farm
C.J.D. Enterprises
C.L. Henderson Produce Co. Inc.
C.M. Holtzinger Fruit Company
C.P. Yeatman & Sons, Inc.
C.T. Bartoli Mushrooms Inc.
C.V. Pilson Farm
Cabbage, Inc.
Cal Valley Citrus
Cala Farm "Origenes", L.L.C.
Calavo Growers, Inc.
Calderon Produce Inc.
Call Farms
Callahan Orchard
Calloway Northwest LLC
Cal-Ore Produce, Inc. / Bob Baley Farms
Cal-Ore Produce, Inc. / Panhandle West, Inc.
Cal-Ore Produce/Staunton Farms, LP
Cal-OreProduce - Staunton Farms Organic
Calvin Collins
Cameron Farms
Campbell Family Farms, Barry Campbell
Cane Creek Valley Farm Inc.
Canyon Crest Farms Double G Farms
Canyon Vista Ranch
Caputo & Guest Mushrooms LLC
Card Cranberry
Caribbean Produce Exchange, Inc.
Carl Killian Fruit
Carl Wenger Farm
Carlo Masi & Sons, Inc.
Carol Ann Produce Packaging Corporation
Carol Sue Blueberry Farm, Inc.
Carolina Best Blackberries (Chesnee)
Carpenter Farms
Carpenter Produce
Carpenter Ranches LLC.
Carr Farms LLC
Carrillo Orchards
Carter Hill Orchard/NH Cider Works
Casa Bianca Farms
Cascade Foods/P.J. Ehli Co.
Cascadian Home Farm
Case Farms
Casey Woodwyk, Inc.
Cassaday Farms LLC
Cassell Farms
Cassell Farms LLC
Castle Rock Farming LLC
Castle Rock Farming Co. LLC/Bolthouse Farms, Inc.
Castle Rock Farming co., LLC-1
Castle Rock Farming LLC
Castle Rock Farming LLC - Echo
Castle Rock Farming LLC (Corn)
Castle Rock Farming LLC Berg Farm
Castoldi Family Farms
Caston Blueberry Farm
Cavalier Gulling & Wilson Co., Inc.
Cavendish Farms Seaview Farm (Zahl)
Cavendish Farms/Sea View Farm ND LLP
Cavin Farms
CBC Farms
Cecarelli Farms LLC
Cecchi and Sons, Inc.
Cecil Casillas
Cedar Mountain Farms
Cedar Point Farm
Cedar River Potato Co.
Cedar Valley Packing Inc.
Cedarlane Farm
Centennial Fruit, Inc.
Central Produce Sales, Inc
Cerda Farms
Cerny Groves - Jones Road Ranch
Cerny Groves - Quality Road Ranch
Cerny Groves - Ranch 41
Chad Larsen Farms
Chamberlain Distributing
Champlain Orchard, Inc.
Chance Farms LLC
Chance Thornton Farms
Chandler Mountain Tomatoes LLC
Chappell Farms
Chappelle's Vermont Potatoes
Charles Balstad Farm
Charles Bremer
Charles Gray and Sons, Inc.
Charles Jones Produce
Chase Orchards, Inc.
Chelan Fruit Cooperative
Chelan Fruit Cooperative (Chelan)
Chelan Fruit Cooperative (Orondo)
Chelan Fruit Cooperative (Pateros)
Cherokee Ranch
Cherry Bay Orchards, Inc./Gregory Brothers Farms, Inc.
Cherry Bay Orchards, Inc./Gregory Brothers Farms,LLC (Apples & Pears)
Cherry Bay Orchards-Dowd Division
Cherry Capital Foods LLC
Cherry Ke., Inc.
Cherry Lake Farm
Cherryvale Orchard
Chesley Vegetable Farm
Chickadee Gardens Nursery
Chiles Farms LLC
Chin Farms
Chin Farms Organic
Chris and Deana Bussmann
Chris Fehringer Farm LLC
Christy Miller - Member of CROPP Cooperative/Organic Valley Group GAP Certification
Chuck Uber
Church Hill Produce
Circle B Bar Ranch
Circle C Marketing - Balin Ranch Organic
Circle P Farms LLC
City Greens Farm
Claar Farms Inc
Clanton Farms, LLC
Clara Road Blueberry Farm
Clarich Farms
Clark Brothers Orchards LLC
Clark Brownell Farm
Clark Family Orchards
Class A Properties
Classie Growers LLC
Classie Growers LLC dba Classie Produce
Classie Produce-17th St.
Clastic Fruit LLC DBA: Idiots Grace
Clawson Farms
Clay T. Strickland Farms, Inc./Spring Acres Sales Co., Inc.
Clayton Rawl Farms, Inc.
Clemson Student Organic Farm
Cloud 9 Farms
Cloverfields Farms LLC
CnB Mushroom Farm, LLC
Coastal Georgia Small Farmers Cooperative, Inc.
Coco Ranch
Colby Farms
Cole Berry Farm
Cole G Bridges Wild Blueberries - 114 US RT.1
Collin Peterson Farms
Collotti & Sons Inc.
Coloma Farms, Inc.
Colora Orchards
Colorado Mushroom Farm
Columbia Farms
Columbia Fresh Packing
Columbia Fruit LLC
Columbia Fruit Packers Inc.
Columbia Orchard Management dba Beverly Orchard
Columbia Orchard Management dba Westhill & Monarch Orchard (Wenatchee)
Columbia Pack House
Columbia Valley Fruit, LLC.
Columbia View Orchards, LLC
Coma Farms
Community Suffolk Inc.
ConAg Packing & Storage
ConAgra Foods Lamb Weston Inc dba Watts Brothers Farms
Congdon Orchards Inc. - Buena Ranch
Congdon Orchards Inc. - Parkdale LLC
Congdon Orchards Inc. - Zillah Ranch
Congdon Orchards Inc.-Quincy Ranch
Congdon Orchards Inc-Mattawa Ranch
Congdon Orchards Inc-Wapato-Cooks-Heights-Prosser-Bosma-Hollander-Yakima
Congdon Packing Co. LLC - Mead Plant
Congdon Packing Co. LLC (64th Facility)
Coning Farm
Conrow Farms
Consaul Farms LLC
Coosemans Cleveland, Inc.
Core Farms LLC (Lowell)
Corn Crib Farms
Costa Farms & Greenhouse
Coston Farm LLC
Cotton Hills Farm, LLC
Coulter Farms
Coulter Farms LLC
Country Boy Farms
Country Creek Produce Farm
Country Gardens Produce & Processing, LLC
Countrypride Potatoes, LLC
County Fresh Farms
County Line Farms
County Line Orchard
County Line Potato Farm
County Super Spuds, LLC.
Covenant Farm/Randall and Laura Brown Farm/Dylan Brown Farm
Covered Wagon Produce
Cowan Fruit
Cowin & Sons/Cowin Brothers
Cox Family Farm
Cox Orchards, LLC
Craig F Coleman Inc
Craig Larson Farm
Cramers Inc.
Crane & Crane, Inc. (100 Crane Orchard Rd)
Crane Orchards
Cranney Farms
Crapo Brothers
Crapo Farms
Cravin Fruit LLC
Creekstone Produce, LLC
Creekwood Farms
Crescenzo Farms LLC
Crestholm Farm
Crooked Run Vineyards
CROPP Cooperative/Organic Valley - USDA Group GAP Pilot Project
Cross Country Farms
Crown Orchard Co LLC
Crystal Farm, Inc.
CSC Farms
Curt Maberry Farm Inc
Cuyama Orchards Inc. (7331 Fulton)
Cuyama Orchards, Inc.
D & D Freeland Greentop
D & E Greenhouses LTD.
D & J Brawdy Farms, Inc.
D & L Hansen, Inc.
D & M Produce, Inc.
D & R Farms
D & S Orchards LLC
D & S Produce
D B Reed Farm
D Brad Reed, Inc.
D&D Gilbert Orchards
D&L Ventures, LLC
D&M Orchards
D. E. Franceschini and Sons's Farms
D.E. Boldt Farm - Home Ranch
D.G. Smith Farms, LLC
D.S.L. Fino Inc. - Fino Ranch
Dagele Bros. Produce
Dahlin Farming Inc.
Dakota Valley - Chris Thompson
Dakota Valley Potato Co., Inc. - Michael J. Thompson Farms
Dale Momber Orchard
Dale, Roger and Seth Fehringer
Dalena Farms (Kettleman City)
Dallan Jeppesen, Inc.
Dalponte Farms, Inc.
Dalton Orchards
Daly Orchard Co.
Dan and Anna Boals Farm/Larry Bargy Farm
Dan Kober & Sons
Dan Kober & Sons/Kober Brothers
Dana Morrell Farms
Dan-A-Dew Farm
Daniel A. Yoder - Member of CROPP Cooperative/Organic Valley Group GAP Certification
Daniel Demarree Fruit Farm
Daniel E. Brann LLC
Daniel L. Yoder - Member of CROPP Cooperative/Organic Valley Group GAP Certification
Danny Joe Pope Farm
Danny Pope Farm
Danny Shelton Farms
Danny Tibbs Orchards
Darrington Farms, Inc.
Datthyn Fruit Farm
Daugherty Family Produce
Davandjer Farms
Dave & Brian Grabmeyer Farms
Dave Hansen Farms
Dave Lemieux Farms
Dave Murray
David Mokrzecki Farm
David Mundt Farms
David Rollheiser
David, Barry & Kevin Christensen Farms
Davis Farm
Davis Farms (Alma)
Dawn2Dusk Farm
Dawson's Orchards, Inc.
DC Farms
DC Land
Dead End Farm
Deal Orchards
Dean Dreher
Dean Johnson/Johnson Farms
Dean Kincaid Inc.
Dean, Gary, Blaine, Doug Evans
Decas Cranberry Products, Inc.
Deep South Gold Inc.
Deercrest Farm
Deerland Farms/Johnson Bros, Inc./Spudland Farms, Inc.
DeFisher Fruit Farms
DeGroot's Vegetable Farm
Dekker Bros. Farm
Del Hayes & Sons, Inc.
Del Monte Fresh Produce N.A., Inc.
Del Monte Fresh Produce NA, Inc.
Del Monte Fresh Production, Inc.
Del Ray Holm & Sons, Inc.
Del Rey Avocado - Gomez Creek Ranch
Del Rey Avocado - Loma Bonita Ranch
Del Rey Avocado - Paso De Flora
Del Rey Avocado - Peed Ranch
Del Rey Avocado -Tres Amigos
Delap Orchards
Delila Weaver
Delvalle Fresh Inc.
DeMarco Produce Company, Inc.
Denham Blues
Dennis Leavitt Farms/Mark Leavitt Farms/Leavitt Bros. Farms
Dennis W. Umlor Farm LLC
Dennison's Family Farm
Depot Market Inc.
Derek Schreck Farms
Deseret Farms
Desert Fresh, inc. - Blair and Lynea Ranch
Desert Gem Farms LLC
Desmond Brown Farm
DeVoe's Rainbow Orchards
Dew Fresh Inc.
Dial Farms
Diamond Fruit Growers, Inc. - Central
Diamond K Farms
Diamond T. Farms Inc.
Dick Lorz
Dickey Farms, Inc.
Dickman Farms
Dierickx Farms, Inc.
Dietrich Orchards LLC
Dietz & Kolodenko Co.
DiMare Fresh
DiMare Fresh Riverview Inc.
Dinsdale Farm SO, LLC
DiSanti Farms
Dixonland and Cattle
DK Orchards
DL & B Enterprises
DNO, Inc.
Dodd's Acres Farm
Dogwood Grove Greenhouse LLC
Dominion Bros. Inc.
Don LeFore Farm
Don Perkins Greenhouses
Donald Fitzpatrick, Inc.
Donald Myers Produce Inc.
Donald W. Reinmuth
Donaldson Farms LLC
Donna Bella Farms
Donna's Test
Donovan Orchards LLC
Dooley Farms
Double A, Ace-High, A & J, Twin Oaks Orchards
Double E Farms
Double G Farms, Inc.
Doug Davis Farms, Inc.
Doug Gross Farms, Inc.
Doug Marshall Orchards
Dragonberry Produce, Inc.
Drake Larson Sales - Bajo Del Mar, Glass, Oasis, Roadrunner, Beckman, and Conejo Ranches
Dries Orchards, Inc.
Driscoll Brothers Partnership
Du Russels' Potato Farms, Inc.
Duane & Marion Miller Farms - Member of Good Natured Family Farms, Rich Hill Group GAP Certification
Duane Theriault
Dublin Farms, Inc-P.O. Box 310
Dubois Fruit Farm
Duckwall Fruit Co.
Duda's Farm Inc.
Dupre' Blueberry Farms
Dutchman Orchards
Dwight Little
E & J Collins Limited
E & S Farms, Inc.
E C Produce Repack
E. Vercruysse & Son
E.D.S Schoenborn Orchards
E.Z. Orchards, INC
Eagle Mountain Farms Inc.
Eames Acres, Inc.
Earl Brown and Sons Inc.
Earl Roy Sweetpotato Company, LLC
Earl's Organic Produce
Earp Farms
Easterday Farms Produce, Pasco, WA
Eastern Fresh Growers, Inc.
Eastern Property Services, Inc.
Echeverria Farm
Ed Burns Farm
Ed Field and Sons
Ed Wuillermin & Son's Inc.
Eden Garden Fruit Farm
Eden Valley Growers, Inc.
Eden Veggies Farms LLC
Eder Farms, Inc.
Edgecomb Farms LLC
Edgemont Orchards
Edisto Produce, LLC
Edling Farms Inc
Edmondson Farms
Edrich Farms, Inc.
Edward Heinze
Edward Steffens Orchards LLC
Edwards Orchard
Egbert Farms
El Vista Orchards, Inc.
Eli J. Yoder - Member of CROPP Cooperative/Organic Valley Group GAP Certification
Eliabeth Melendez FLC
Elk Pasture Orchards
Elmaple Farm LLC
Elmer Hansen Produce
Elmwood Farm
Elsea Family Pumpkin Patch
Elson's Exotics, Inc.
Emannelson Bros. Farm, RGM Farms, Triple E Farms, Inc
Emerald Packing Co.
Emerald Valley Ranches LLC
Emmi & Sons, Inc.
Empire Fruit Growers
Empire Orchards
Enfield Farms, Inc.
Enos Troyer - Member of Good Natured Family Farms, Rich Hill Group GAP Certification
Erikson Farms & Erikson LLC & TWR Erikson Farms
Ervin O. Miller - Member of CROPP Cooperative/Organic Valley Group GAP Certification
Estad Farm Corp
Estes Orchards
Ethan Brubaker Family Farm
Eubanks Produce Inc.
Evan Schiedel Farm
Evans Brothers Fruit Co.
Evans Family Farm
Evergreen Farms & Produce LLC
Excelsior Farms
F.W. Eckel Sons
Fabulous Farms
Fairland Farms
Fairview Farm (Rich Hill, MO)
Fall Creek Farm & Nursery
Fantasy Fruit Farm
Farm at Eagle Tree
Farm Boys
Farm Development Corporation
Farm Fresh Rhode Island
Farmer Bean & Seed LLC
Farmington Fresh Sales LLC
Faw & Sons Produce
Fayette Ranch
Fenske Farms, Inc.
Fenton's Produce LLC
Ferguson's Morningside Orchard LLC
Ferrari Farms
Fiber of Life Farm
Finley Cherries LLC
Firestone Pacific Foods Farm
Firewood Orchards
Firkus Farms LLC
First Rate Plantation
First Step Farm of WNC Inc.
Firzgerald's Orchards
Fish Farms Pioneer Tomatoes LLC
Fisher Farms Partnership
Fitzgerald Farms LLC
Fitzgerald Fruit Farmers, LLC
Fitzgerald's Orchards
Five Cent Farm, Inc.
Five Fields Farm
Flaim Farms Inc. (Sweet peppers, Summer squash, Eggplant)
Flaim Farms, Inc.
Flavorland Farms
Fletcher Farms Inc.
Fletcher Farms JV
Flinchbaugh's Orchard & Farm Market
Florida Specialties LLC
Florida Specialties LLC (Duck Curve)
Flowers at Rosebank Farms, LLC
Flying F Farms
Flying H Corp
Flying H Farms Partnership
Flyte Family Farm Too! And Greenhouses
Food Gem Ltd. At Fresh Meadow Farm
Ford Farms
Ford Farms (Greens)
Forest River Colony
Forever Yours Farm LLC
Forrence Orchards
Forrester Produce Inc.
Forstner Blueberry Farm
Foster Farm Reality Trust
Foster Farms (E. Central, Aberdeen, ID)
Fountain Blueberries
Four Oaks Farms, LLC
Four Rivers Packing Co.
Four Seasons Produce, Inc.
Four Star Ag.
Fowler Fresh Peaches
Fowler Packing Company
Fox Fruit Farms LLC
Frahm Farms, Inc.
Fralinger Orchards
Frammi Enterprises, Inc.
Frank Diehl Farms
Frank Gargiulo & Son, Inc.
Franko Farms (S 3600 E)
Freatman Farm
Fred and Rosalie Caso Ranch
Frederickson Farming LLC
Freeman Orchards
Freetown Farm LLC
Frenchman Valley Produce, Inc.
Fresh 20 Growers Inc.
Fresh Serv Produce & Mushrooms, Inc.
Fresh-Pik Produce, Inc.
Frisby Farms
Friske Orchards
Froehlich Farms
Froerer Farms Inc.
Fruit Basket Rancho de Santa Fe, Velarde Orchards
Fruit Ridge Apple Company
Fruition Farm
Fruitwood Farms
Fry Family Farm
Full Bloom Market Garden, LLC dba Happy Valley Organics
Fulleton Farms
Future Farm Food and Fuel LLC
G & B Growers
G & G Farms
G & G Farms LLC
G & G Orchards
G & R D'Agostino Quality Produce Inc.
G & S Orchards
G and S Farms
G B & D Farms / Anne Desjardins Farms
G Farms
G R Farms
G2 Farming LLC
Gadsden Tomato Company
Gagas Farms, Inc.
Galenski Farm
Gallenberg Farms, Inc.
Gallion Potato Co.
Gambles Ontario Produce, Inc.
Gamboa Brothers Inc
Gamboa Mushrooms, Inc.- West Grove, PA
Gammons Emmons Orchard
Garden Fresh Farms
Gardenhour Orchards Inc.
Gargiulo Inc. (CA)
Gargiulo PR, Inc.
Gargiulo, Inc.
Gargiulo, Inc. (Naples)
Gargiulo, Inc. (Quincy)
Gargiulo, Inc., Farm 7
Gargiulo, Inc., Farms 2 thru 6
Garrett Ranches Inc.
Garrigues Orchards
Garth VanOrden Farms
Garth, R&S, Rick, Eric, Josh Sutton Farms
Gary Andrews
Gary Bula Farms, Inc.
Gary L. Steffler
Gary M. Bennett
Gary Peterson
Gary Shane Farms
Gary Thomas Farms
Gaspari Farms Inc
Gates Berry Farm
Gavin Orchards LLC
Gebbers Farms
Gehring Agri-Business
GEM Farming, Inc.
Gem Farms Buffalo
Gentry Farms (Paradise)
George and John McManus Farm
George Braddock Farms
George Goodfellow Orchards LLC
George Packing Company Inc.
George S. Orr & Sons, Inc.
George Woods Farms, Inc.
George's Farm Products, Inc.
Gerald Johnson
Gerald T. Cole
Gery Amos Ranch
Gil Arellano
Gilkerson Orchards, Inc.
Gingerich Farms Products, Inc.
Giorgi Mushroom Farm #1
Giorgi Mushroom Farm #2
Giorgi Mushroom Farm #3
Giroux Orchards, LLC dba Chazy Orchards
Git's Fresh
Gitzlaff Farms Inc.
Glacier Ranch, Inc.
Glaze Orchard
Glen Lewis Farms
Gloucester County Packing
GMB Farms, LLC
GNG Ent. Inc.
Godwin Produce Co., Inc.
Gold Bell Inc.
Gold Digger Apples Inc
Golden Harbor Orchard
Golden Hart Fruit Farm, LLC
Golden Ridge Farms & Circle D Farms
Golden Sun Farms, Legacy Farms
Good Farms
Good Natured Family Farms - Rich Hill Farm Group - USDA Group GAP Pilot Project
Goodness Greeness, Inc
Goodnight International, Inc.
Goodson Farm
Goodson Farms Inc.
Goold Orchards, Inc.
Goose Island Farm
Goose River Farms/Derek Sanda
Gordon's Garden
Gore's Blueberry Farm
Gough Farms
Gourmet's Delight Mushroom Co.
GPOD of Idaho
Grabowski Farm
Gramercy LLC/Koinonia Farms
Grams Orchards
Grand View Farms (Burbank)
Grand View Farms and Idaho Trust Properties
Grand View Farms West
Grandview Orchards
Grant & Hagan
Grant & Sandy Porter, Inc.
Grant 47
Grant 4-D Farms
Grant Neibaur & Sons Farms
Grass Farms
Gray Potato Farm
Graybills Fruit Farm
Green City Growers, LLC (at Fenway Park)
Green Gold Ranch
Green Heart Project
Green Knoll Farms
Green Meadow Farms, Braley Farms
Green Mountain Harvest
Green Pepper Farms, Inc
Green Produce
Green Ranch
Green River Ag. LLC/Ceder Draw LLC/Tyche Ag. LLC
Green Tree Orchards, LLC
Greenridge Farming, Inc./KT Farms LLC
Greenridge Fruit, Inc.
Greenville Produce Company
Greeson Farms
Greg & Stan Herr
Greg Orchards & Produce, Inc.
Greg Owenby
Gregg Schools Farms
Gregg Trust Farms
Greiner Orchards, LTD
Gressley Farms
Grisamore Farms, LLC
Gritt's Midway Greenhouse
Grotz Bros Farms, Inc.
Grow Food Carolina
Grow Orchard
Growers Market, Inc.
Growing Power, Inc.
GSH Blueberry Farm
Guarino & Sons, Inc.
Guenthner Farms Inc
Guerrette Farms
Guizzetti Farms, Inc.
Gulfstream Tomato
Gulick Fruit Farms
Gumz Muck Farms, LLC
Gunkel Orchards Inc.
H & H Avocado - D&D Ranch
H & H Avocado - Harvest Crew
H & H Avocado - Oak Tree Ranch
H & H Avocado - Pauma Heights Ranch
H & H Corporation
H & W Farms, LLC.
H and J Williams Farms
H.A. Maier Farm
H.A.N.J. Enterprises-Biglerville
H.H. Dobbins, Inc./United Apple Sales
H.M. Distributors Inc.
H-4 Farms
Hackert Family Farms
Hafner Seed Farms Inc.
Hagan Farms
Hagan Farms LLC
Haidle Farms, Inc.
Hallett Farms
Ham Produce
Hamer Farms
Hamer Farms LC
Hampton Blueberries, Inc.
Hanagan Farms
Handsome Brook Farm LLC
Hanks Farms, Inc.
Hannah Forrest Blueberries
Hannah's Garden - Member of Upper Peninsula Food Exchange - USDA Group GAP Pilot Project
Hanover Plant and Vegetable Farm
Hansen Farms
Hansen Farms, Inc.
Hanson Seed Farm
Happy Acres Farms, UC
Harding Farms
Harley Kingsbury Co
Harllee Packing Co.
Harlow Farm
Harnden Orchards Inc.
Harnish Farms
Harper Family, LLC
Harrington & Sons Farms
Harrington Produce Company
Harris Farm and Greenhouse
Harry & David Operations, Inc.
Hart Farm, LLC
Hart Farms Inc
Hartley Farms
Hartman Farms, Inc.
Harvest Farm (NC)
Harvest King Produce Inc.
Harvest King Produce, Inc.
Harvest Moon Farms, LLC
Harvest Queen Farms Ltd.
Harvest Time Produce - Jones Ranch
Harvey Miller - Member of CROPP Cooperative/Organic Valley Group GAP Certification
Hattrup Farms Inc
Haun Packing
Hawkeye Farms LLC
Hawkeye Indian Cultural Center
Hay, Inc.
Hayton Farms, Inc.
HB Farm
Heartland Farms, Inc.
Heck's Market
Heilig Farms
Heimbuch Potatoes LLC
Hein Ranch Company/7th Standard Vineyards
Hein Ranch Company/Conner Ranch Vineyard
Hein Ranch Company/Kirschenman Vineyard Ranch
Hein Ranch Company/PA11-Kern Sullivan Ranch
Hein Ranch Company/PA12-Gold Bear
Hein Ranch Company/PA2 - Aggie Ranch
Hein Ranch Company/PA6-Kern Whisler Ranch
Hein Ranch Company/PA8-Matador Ranch
Heins Family Farms - Member of Good Natured Family Farms, Rich Hill Group GAP Certification
Heirloom Acres
Helbach Farms LLC
Heldt Produce
Hemdale Farms
Henry Avocado Corp. ACA Ranch
Henry Avocado Corp. Bar B Ranch
Henry Avocado Corp. Erico Ranch
Henry Avocado Corp. Eugenio Ranch
Henry Avocado Corp. Golden Park Ranch
Henry Avocado Corp. Graycor Couser Canyon Ranch
Henry Avocado Corp. Rose Chin Ranch
Henry Avocado Packing - Bishop Ranch
Henry Avocado Packing - Deluz Ranch
Henry Avocado Packing - Encino Ranch
Henry Avocado Packing - Henry Ranch
Henry Avocado Packing - RSDG Ranch
Henry Avocado Packing - So. Cameron Ranch.
Henry Bosma Orchards
Henry E. Hochstetler - Member of CROPP Cooperative/Organic Valley Group GAP Certification
Henry Orchards, Inc.
Henry W. Agle & Sons
Hensel Farms LLC
Herb Armock
Herb Guy Inc., dba Rockhedge Herb Farm
Herban Farms LLC
Herbco International
Heritage Farms
Heritage Prairie Farm
Hermenet Farms
Herring Produce
Hess Orchards Farm Market
HFC Inc.
Hickory Bluff Berry Farm
Hickory Medows Organics
Hickory Orchards, LLC
Hidden Hollow Farms
High Desert Farming Initiative
High Hope Farms LLC
Highland Farm
Highland Orchards, Inc.
Highland Oysters, LLC.
Highland Valley Farm
Hill Top Fruit Farm
Hillard's Greenhouses & Produce
Hillcrest Orchard
Hilliard Farms
Hills of Home Farms
Hillside Farms, LLC
Hillslide Orchards
Hilltop Farm
Hilltop Produce Farms - Hermiston
Hilltop Produce Farms LLC
Hiltin Farms
Hinerwadel's, Inc.
Hinnant Family Vineyards
Hirai Farms, LLC.
HMC Fresh Foods
HNL Greenhouse Growers
Hobbs Farming, Inc.
Hobbs Farms
Hoekstra's Sweet Corn, LLC
Hoffman Orchards
Hofmann Potatoes
Hohnke & Sons, Inc
Hollenbeck Orchards
Hollingsworth Farms, LLC
Holmes County Food Hub
Holstege Farms
Holzer Farms/H&H Farms
Homewood Farm
Honeybear Growers LLC - 15 Honeybear Lane
Honeysuckle Hill Organic Farms
Hood River Cherry Company - Riordan Hill Drive
Hoover's Produce
Hopewell Farm LLC
Hopewell Organics LLC
Hopper Bros. LLC
Horning Bros LLC. (West)
Horning Brothers LLC
Houser's Produce Farm, Inc.
Hoverson Farms,
Hub Cranberry
Hudson River Fruit Distributors, Inc.
Huff Ranch
Huffman & Hawbaker Farms
Hults Farms
Hummel Farms
Humphrey's Orchards
Hunter Farms
Hunt's Farm
Huntsinger Farms
Hurd Orchards
HVL/Heuchert Willow Creek Ranch/Josh & Nick Heuchert/Vivatson Bros
Hyer Farms, John Hyer, Chris Hyer & Desert Ridge Produce
Hymark Farms
I. Newhouse & Sons Inc
Ibarra Ranch
Ida - PoAg
Idaho Falls Idaho Crops
Igl Farms LLC
Iida Farms Inc.
Immokalee Tomato Growers
Imperial's Garden
Inaba Farms
Independent Warehouse, Inc.
Indian Ladder Farms, Inc.
Indy Family Produce
Integrity Ag, Inc.
Interfresh, Inc.
Interwater Farms Inc. (Apples)
Interwater Farms, Inc.
Ironstone Farms LLC
Irving Farms
Isaac Skilling's Farm
Isherwood Family Farms
Island Tomato Growers
Ivan F. Bontrager - Member of CROPP Cooperative/Organic Valley Group GAP Certification
Ivy Jackson
J & D Farms (Hazelton, ID)
J & J Farms
J & J Orchards, LLC
J & J Tomato
J & R Farms (East 300 South)
J & S Farms
J W Yonce & Sons, Inc.
J&D Farms
J. DeFrancesco & Son, Inc.
J. Engelsma Orchard Inc.
J. Maheras Company, Inc.
J. Roland Wood Farms, Inc.
J.E. Cooley Farms, Inc.
J.H. Verbridge & Son, Inc.
J.P. DeMay Fruit Farm
J.W. Jacobs Farm
J.W. Johnson Tomato Co., Inc.
J4 Ranch LLC
Jack Brown Produce, Inc.
Jack Poulson Farms
Jack's Pride Farms, Inc.
Jackson Farm
Jaeschke's Orchard
Jagtar Sangha Farms
Jamerson Farms
James and Alex Tiede Farms
James Bros. Inc.
James Deshotel Produce
James Desiderio, Inc.
James F. Otto - Member of CROPP Cooperative/Organic Valley Group GAP Certification
James Glick Farms
James Grantz
James Hill Farm
James Long Jr Farm
James Martin Family Farm
James Mazelin - Member of CROPP Cooperative/Organic Valley Group GAP Certification
James Spychalla Farms, Inc.
James W. Yutzy - Member of CROPP Cooperative/Organic Valley Group GAP Certification
Jandt Bros. Produce
Janicek Farms and Blue Diamond Turf
Jansal Valley Farm
Janzen Farms
Jarnevich Farms
Javi Farms Inc. - (Pharr, Texas)
Javier Gonzalez
J-C Distributing, Inc.
JCG Farms Inc.
JCG Ranches
JCP Farms, LLC
JDT Farming LLC
Jeem Farms LLC.
Jeff & Tyler Watt Farms
Jeff Barnes, LLC
Jeff Scherer Farms, LLC


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Contest puts teen actors in spotlight
Dawnelle Anderson, Dawson's mom, said Dawson was pretty much born to be an actor, showing flashes of imagination and sometimes mischievous improvisation as a toddler.
The program has helped him tune his natural exuberance and work on some of the nuances of the craft.
Dawson said that means bringing out different types of emotions from a particular scene and managing mood changes; going from angry, to frustrated, to relieved and back and so on.
Looking ahead, Dawson and C.J. said they would like to carve out careers in Hollywood, starring in action and horror movies respectively and appearing in TV shows and commercials.
They both know that path is beset on all sides by challenges and cautionary tales, but they say they are in it for the long run.
"You have to take risks," Dawson said. "Don't play it safe."
The commercials can be viewed at www.theplaygroundlosangeles.com/oc_contest_2012.html.

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Gilas Pilipinas struggles in win over Saudi Arabia
More News from Jonas Panerio
The Smart Gilas Pilipinas took off to a sluggish start but managed to shake off a pesky Saudi Arabia side, 78-66, in an interesting first day of the 27th Fiba Asia Men's Championships at the SM Mall of Asia Arena.
The favorites of this tournament that offers three slots to the 2014 Fiba Basketball World Cup in Spain had great starts except for one.
South Korea leaned on a near-flawless game by forward Joo-sung Kim to pull off a 63-59 upset over defending champion China in Group C action.
Kim went six-of-seven from the field, hitting all of his six shots from the two-point area, en route to a team-high 15 points.
Two-time Asian champions Iran, meanwhile, led the opening day winners with a merciless 115-25 rout over the grieving Malaysian team in Group C.
NBA player Hamed Haddadi scored 21 points on top of eight rebounds for Iran. Malaysia is still reeling from the death of team mainstay Jacky Ng Kiat Kee, who passed away from an apparent heart attack during an invitational game in China held just days before this competition.
Chinese Taipei downed Jordan, 91-87, in a duel between two prospective rivals of the Gilas in Group A behind the 27-point performance of Lin Chih-chieh and the double-double offing (18 points, 11 rebounds) of naturalized player Quincy Davis.
Qatar also emerged victorious after it edged Japan, 75-74, thanks to the clutch playmaking of former NBA veteran Jarvis Hayes, who scored 12 of his 20 points in the fourth period that helped overhaul a 53-61 deficit at the end of the third canto.
Larry Fonacier and LA Tenorio led Gilas Pilipinas with 12 points each while Marcus Douthit added 10 points and 11 rebounds.
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BRT proponents, World Bank unfazed by delay
DESPITE the President's deferred approval of the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project, proponents remain optimistic after World Bank officials expressed continued support for the mass transit reform.
Rafael Yap, head of the Cebu Integrated Traffic Operation Management (Citom), said a WB official told him that they would help lobby with President Benigno Aquino III and the NEDA board of directors to reconsider their position.
Yap, heads the BRT Technical Working Group, said the WB is willing to invite President Aquino or his chosen cabinet secretary to travel to countries where the BRT is being operated like Korea, India and Indonesia to observe how the scheme works.
The BRT system would need funding support from the World Bank through a $110 million loan; aside from $52 million from the Agence Francaise de Development; $25 million from teh Clean Technology Fund; and $25 million from the Philippine government.
Yap said the World Bank representatives assured that even if NEDA board approval would take three to four months, the BRT system could still be implemented as scheduled to be completed in 2015 or 2016.
The NEDA board decided during a meeting last week to defer action on the BRT proposal because of the need to clarify some concerns especially the plan to incorporate Cebu City's BRT in the traffic mainstream.
President Aquino announced during his Cebu visit on Nov. 30 that the government cannot experiment on the BRT project which is estimated to cost P10 billion.
Cebu City Rep. Tomas Osmeña, who has championed the BRT since his previous term as city mayor, said he would be patient and didn't mind delays in the project.
Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama who also supports the BRT said he would ask Yap to coordinate with the national government and "push" for the project implementation.
Yap said he was confident the BRT would eventually be approved since it is backed by Transportation Secretary Joseph Abaya. He said ongoing preparatory studies, which include detailed engineering and a social management plan, willaddress questions on the BRT.
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This was very quick and easy to make and provided an excellent remedy to my mid-afternoon chocolate craving! I used one whole egg instead of just the yolk, reduced the suagr a bit and substituted agar agar for corn starch. The pudding turned out fine: very rich and very good!
I make a similar recipe with these changes: 1/4 c. sugar, 1/4 c. Cocoa, 2 oz of bittersweet chocolate, 2 c. milk (I use 2%) and no egg yolk. Comes out perfect everytime, with nice balance of chocolate and sweet. Top with whipped cream and it is a perfect dessert.
Easy and delicious. My pudding had little clumps in it after it was done, so I strained it.
This is a very easy recipe and tastes great. But it's too rich for my taste -- and I'm a chocoholic. I cut the sugar to 1/4 cup, but it didn't tone down the intensity of the pudding. Next time, I'll use 3 oz of chocolate instead of 4 oz. Still, it's a wonderful pudding and even better with whipped cream.
easy to make, and very rich. i would split the servings to make them smaller
yum! i added a little less sugar too.
The first time I made this, I quadrupled the recipie and it made way more than 8 servings. I gave some to my boss, my mother and my friend and everyone has ooohed and aaaahed so much over this recipe that I have made it again 3 more times in as many weeks. I find it a bit too rich and sweet as another cook did, but that just impresses people all the more when I tell them it's made with lowfat milk, not cream. I also think the key is very good chocolate. I use Sharffenberger and wouldn't bother using anything else. I've come back to the recipe to print it out for 2 friends - or else!
I cut the sugar in half and added cocoa powder as suggested by the other cooks. The pudding was not too sweet but it was very dense and rich--more like a pots de creme--and even too heavy for my kids who didn't eat all of theirs. This was good but I was looking for something more kid friendly.
This recipe could be wonderful with some adjustments. It was a bit too sweet for my taste and I couldn't finish it. I even added 2 tablespoons of cocoa thinking it would be less sweet but it was still way too sweet using a 1/2 cup of sugar. I would cut the sugar by half. Texture was nice and creamy and I only used 1% milk. With these minor adjustments you will be happy you didn't just open a box and add milk.
WOW! Who knew it would be so simply and yummy. My kids ran out of their usual Jell-o pudding and so I tried this recipe. I quadrupled the recipe, and used the chocolate that I had one hand (semi sweet mixed with unsweet) and it turned out very good. My kids were in shock that it tasted better than the commercialized garbage, and best of all no presevatives. Yeah! Will make again. Many times.


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- Introduction
- Land
- The people
- Economy
- Government and society
- Cultural life
- History
Urban centres
Italian cities vary greatly in terms of population, economic activities, and cultural traditions. Many of them have developed close economic links with surrounding communities, forming major metropolitan areas, such as Rome, Milan, Naples, and Palermo. Slightly less populous are the urban centres of Genoa-Savona, Bologna, Catania, Messina–Reggio di Calabria, Cagliari, and Trieste-Monfalcone. The geographic pattern shows an even distribution of large metropolitan areas across the whole country, while medium-sized cities are more numerous in the north than in the south, where there is a concentration of small towns.
Historically, the location of Italian urban centres played a central role in their economic development. In the Po valley, cities such as Milan, Pavia, and Cremona were well placed for commerce, being situated at the confluence of roads or rivers. Another group of cities were those on the coast, at the mouths of rivers, or on lagoons protected by sandbars; these included Savona, Genoa, Naples, Messina, Palermo, Ancona, and Venice. At present the most economically viable urban centres are those able to engage in global trade, such as Milan, and medium-sized centres such as those in northern Tuscany that engage in light manufacturing.
Demographic trends
Throughout the centuries, Italy's population curve has undergone many changes, often in parallel development with population trends in other European countries. The mid-14th-century plague reduced the peninsula's population considerably, and a long period of population growth ended at the beginning of the 17th century. From the early 18th century until unification in the 1860s, a slight, steady growth prevailed, although it was interrupted during the Napoleonic Wars. From the latter half of the 19th century to the latter half of the 20th century, the population more than doubled, despite high levels of emigration. Interestingly, the natural population increase was frequently highest during the decades of highest emigration, although there is no obvious causal relationship between the two.
Italy's overall demographic trends are still fairly consistent with those of other advanced western European countries, which experienced declining fertility and mortality rates following World War II. The growth rate of the population is gradually slowing, with most of the increase coming from immigration; birth rates and death rates are virtually identical. However, the national figures conceal contrasting regional trends. In general, the birth rate and average family size are higher in the south of Italy than in the north, although populations in Molise, Basilicata, and Calabria are declining through continued emigration. The mortality rate is slightly lower in the south than in the north as a result of improved medical care and a younger population; in certain northern regions, especially Liguria, populations are decreasing because the birth rate is falling faster than the mortality rate. For the country as a whole, life expectancy rose during the second half of the 20th century, reflecting higher nutritional, sanitary, and medical standards. At the beginning of the 21st century, the majority of the population was between 20 and 49 years old, with the largest group between ages 30 and 44.
Internal migration patterns
Since the unification of Italy in the mid-19th century, internal movements have followed a regular pattern—south to north and east to west. People have moved from the southern regions and Sicily to the central regions of Lazio and Tuscany and to the northwest—to Lombardy, Liguria, and Piedmont. They moved in the same way from Veneto to the northwest. Movement from Emilia-Romagna, Marche, and Umbria to regions in the northwest has also been significant. Population movement was relatively slight during the fascist era between the wars, when permits were required for movement inside the country. Exceptionally, substantial numbers of Italians seeking work at the huge Lingotto vehicle factory run by Fiat were granted permits to go to Turin.
After World War II and the demise of fascism, Italy entered a period of unprecedented economic growth and high population mobility. The prosperity of the urban areas, especially the industrial triangle of Lombardy-Piedmont-Liguria, contrasted with continuing hardship and poverty in the upland and rural areas, especially in the south. Rapid industrialization in the urban centres acted as a strong "pull" factor, encouraging rural workers to abandon the land and head for the cities. The disparity of wealth and of employment between urban and rural areas triggered a period of intense rural depopulation from the uplands in the Alps, the Apennines, Sicily, and Calabria and an influx of migrants to Rome, Milan, Turin, and Genoa. This movement continues today, although the slowing of economic growth has reduced the "pull" exerted by the industrial areas. Unemployment runs high, especially among the young.
1Includes 7 nonelective seats (5 presidential appointees and 2 former presidents serving ex officio).
2In addition, German is locally official in the region of Trentino–Alto Adige, and French is locally official in the region of Valle d'Aosta.
|Official name
|Repubblica Italiana (Italian Republic)
|Form of government
|republic with two legislative houses (Senate [3221]; Chamber of Deputies [630])
|Head of state
|President: Sergio Mattarella
|Head of government
|Prime Minister: Matteo Renzi
|Official language
|Official religion
|Monetary unit
|euro (€)
|(2014 est.) 59,993,000
|Total area (sq mi)
|Total area (sq km)
|Urban-rural population
|Urban: (2011) 68.4%
Rural: (2011) 31.6%
|Life expectancy at birth
|Male: (2011) 79.4 years
Female: (2011) 84.5 years
|Literacy: percentage of population age 15 and over literate
|Male: (2007) 99.1%
Female: (2007) 98.6%
|GNI per capita (U.S.$)
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Simple Salt Sticks
|Active dry yeast
|1⁄4 Ounce (1 Envelope)
|1 Teaspoon
|Warm water
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|All purpose flour
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|Olive oil
|2 Tablespoon
|Kosher salt
|To Taste
In a large bowl, dissolve yeast and sugar in warm water.
Let stand 5 minutes.
Add 2 cups of the flour, the salt and oil; stir to make a dough.
Knead on a floured board, working in remaining flour as necessary, until dough is smooth and elastic.
Place dough in a lightly oiled bowl and turn to oil entire surface.
Cover with a dish towel and let rise in a warm place about 1 1/2 hours or until doubled in bulk.
Punch down; knead again briefly.
Divide dough into about 30 equal pieces and, with the palms of the hands, roll each piece on a floured board into a pencil-thin stick.
Arrange sticks at least 1/2 inch apart on a lightly oiled baking sheet.
Cover with a dish towel and let stand about 20 minutes or until the dough just begins to rise.
Brush with water and sprinkle with kosher salt.
Bake in a preheated 325° oven 25 to 30 minutes or until golden.
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Over the past month, the surge of undocumented immigrants across the U.S.'s southwestern border—many of them unaccompanied minors and young families—has become one of the biggest and most polarizing stories in the country. President Barack Obama has dubbed it "an actual humanitarian crisis" and asked Congress for $3.7 billion in emergency funding for beefed-up border security, additional immigration judges, and more detention facilities. Governor Rick Perry has blamed the White House's immigration policies for the surge, allocated $1.3 million a week for extra Department of Public Safety border operations, and warned that if the wave of children and families continues through the summer it will produce a "trail of tears again from Central America to Texas."
And then there are the immigrants themselves. Since the 2014 fiscal year began last October, more than 52,000 unaccompanied minors and 39,000 family units have been detained by Border Patrol, a huge increase from last year and an astronomical leap from the beginning of the decade. In the entire 2011 fiscal year, there were just under 16,000 unaccompanied minors caught at the border. This May alone, there were 9,000. The vast majority of these children and families have come from Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador, fleeing horrific levels of violence, trying to rejoin family members, looking for dependable work, and, in some cases, driven by rumors—some of them planted by smuggling networks—that the U.S. is offering residency "permits" to women and minors.
The majority of these Central American immigrants are crossing over at Texas's Rio Grande Valley, surrendering themselves to Border Patrol, hoping the legal system will allow them to remain in the U.S. In order to take stock of the border situation in the Rio Grande Valley, we talked with a wide array of figures on the front lines to get various perspectives on this crisis. In this, the first of a five-article series, we profile Sister Norma Pimentel, executive director of the Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley.
"The ladies have organized the clothing. It almost looks like Sears department store, right?" says Sister Norma Pimentel as she surveys the parish hall of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in downtown McAllen. Shirts, pants, socks, and underwear are stacked by size on rectangular tables, and every so often a voice sounds over the PA system announcing the impending arrival of a shuttle to the local bus station. The volunteers wear nametags and immigrant mothers and their children sit in plastic classroom chairs. A young girl in an orange-and-white-striped Whataburger T-shirt scampers around us, laughing as she slaps a yellow balloon up into the air.
Sister Norma Pimentel, a gray-haired, round-cheeked, 61-year-old nun of the Missionaries of Jesus who has run the Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley for the past eleven years, has become one of the immigration crisis's indispensable leaders by helping to alleviate one of the most visible problems of the immigration surge. The Border Patrol was releasing hundreds of Central American immigrant families at McAllen Central Station, with only a bus ticket and a "Notice to Appear" at an immigration court. (Unaccompanied children are sent to Office of Refugee Resettlement facilities and are not dropped off at bus stations.) The families were hungry, tired, and distraught from an arduous journey through Mexico and then having spent days getting processed at increasingly overcrowded Border Patrol stations. Some didn't have bus reservations until the following day. Local citizens were stepping in to aid them.
In a sense, this was nothing new. Border Patrol has long been in the practice of releasing some undocumented immigrants in McAllen. For years, those asylum-seeking immigrants had arrived in small numbers and disappeared almost as soon as they arrived, heading northward on Greyhounds. But by early June, the Border Patrol vans had turned into Border Patrol buses, and the barely noticeable drop-off of immigrants had turned into an overwhelming wave of humanity. Pimentel knew the situation demanded more than a hodgepodge Good Samaritan response. On June 10 she asked Sacred Heart, only three blocks south of the bus station, if they would allow Catholic Charities to set up a way station for the immigrant families in the church's parish hall. "They needed a bath, they needed to eat, they needed to rest, they needed a doctor," Pimentel says. The first evening, Sacred Heart hosted two hundred immigrants. The Valley's Catholic churches put out the word to their parishioners that help was needed, and volunteers flocked to Sacred Heart. On June 13, Pimentel opened an additional Catholic Charities facility at Immaculate Conception Cathedral in Brownsville, only a block away from that city's main bus station.
The volunteers now run a strikingly professional operation. In McAllen, where the vast majority of the families are released, Border Patrol drops off the immigrant mothers and their children at Central Station, where Catholic Charities volunteers are waiting to meet them. Shuttle buses, on loan from the city, take the immigrant families the few blocks south to Sacred Heart, and they are greeted by a roomful of applause. ("The volunteers will clap their hands and say, 'You're welcome! Welcome! Come in!' " Pimentel says. "It really hits home that they're now in good hands, and we're here to take care of them.") The families are quickly matched with a volunteer who serves as their chaperone for their stay. They get outfitted with new clothes. ("We ask them if they are okay to throw away the clothes they have on, and we put them in the trash and give them new ones," says Pimentel.) The families take showers. Some of them see a doctor at a mobile medical unit. (A sign on the wall of Sacred Heart reads, " Medico. Solo si es necesario.") They get a meal from the Salvation Army or Food Bank. Save the Children watches the kids as the mothers take care of gathering necessities for the upcoming journey. Everyone in the families gets an opportunity to sleep in long air-conditioned tents on loan from the city. ("In Immigration


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Giuseppe Setola, the suspected head of the Casalesi murder squad run by the Camorra mafia clan, was caught today in a small town northwest of Naples, Italy, two days after he dodged arrest by crawling through sewer tunnels underneath his hideout, Italian police announced.
Setola was found in an abandoned house on the outskirts of the small town of Mignano Montelungo betwen Caserta and Frosinone in southern Italy. He tried to escape over the rooftop when police entered the house but was captured and handcuffed.
Setola, who had a wrist injury believed to have been suffered during Monday's sewer escape, reportedly shouted at police that they had the wrong man, but the police were not convinced.
"He looked very similar to his 'wanted' photo, but was dirty and unshaven with some scars on his face," Captain Costantino Airoldi told ABC News.
"This is a great moment for the [Italian] state," Naples anti-Mafia prosecutor Franco Roberti told the Italian news agency ANSA after the successful conclusion of the manhunt. "We were certain [Setola] was in a situation of great difficulty. We promised all the citizens that he would be caught. We have kept that promise."
Roberti said when he was told of the arrast he felt "great joy, a great sense of pride, because the state has succeeded, the anti-Mafia apparatus has worked."
Two other men found in the house with Setola when the police arrived were also arrested. One is Paolo Gargiulo, from Aversa, a young man in his twenties who is a familiar name to mafia investigators. He is believed to be part of the infamous Bidognetti clan.
The other is an Italian-American nameded John Peram Loran from Naples with no police record. The two did not resist arrest, and it is believed now that they were both with Setola when he escaped via the sewers Monday morning in Trentola Ducenta.
Italy's interior minister, Roberto Maroni, expressed "great satisfaction" with the news. He said this was a "very strong blow for the Carmorra" and thanked all the magistrates and police forces working on this important case.
Setola, one of the country's most-wanted fugitives, had previously eluded police arrest for the third time earlier this week. Barefoot and dressed only in pajamas, he ducked into the underground sewer system through a trap door under a bed in his hideout near northern Naples early Monday morning. Hot in pursuit, a number of carabinieri, Italy's paramilitary police, clambered down after him after finding the trap door, but they were too late.
Press reports said Setola made his abrupt getaway into the sewers at 4:30 a.m. Monday morning. After crawling along for about 1.5 miles in the dank, foul-smelling tunnels, he emerged from a manhole in front of a cheese shop and stole a woman's car as she was about to drive off.
The car was later found abandoned in the area close to where another car was stolen shortly afterward in which he made his way to the Mignano Montelungo.
Setola, who has already been sentenced to life in prison, is the boss of the Casalesi clan in the Camorra crime organization. Prosecutors believe he is responsible for drug trafficking, extortion and multiple brutal killings in the area.
Setola is on Italy's list of the 30-most-wanted fugitives and is suspected of being responsible for the massacre of six West African immigrants who were murdered in the nearby town of Castel Volturno in September.


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So, based on what we have seen thus far, how many games do the Rams win? I say 5 or 6 wins. Is Scott Linehan the worst head coach in the league? Quite possibly. Is the play calling incredibly baffling? Definitely. Is everyone on the offense doing more than their fair share to cripple the team? Well, Dane Looker hasn't screwed up a game for us yet. What position do we draft with our top 5 pick? LT out of Michigan, DT out of LSU, linebacker, or DB???
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This is an utter embarrassment.
Firstly Linehan and Olson are two of the best game-breaking coaches I've ever seen. Their game-breaking skills are so good they make the team look like absolute jokers on the field. Yes the players do need to take some of the blame but the coaches need to take just as much maybe even more. The playcalling is poor and the intensity and enthusiam just ain't there.
This Offense is not firing they are demonstrating how not to play offense. The line was pretty good today when you consider injuries and all that, execution however was crap, but if you look at it another way it was spot on. The guys are executing themselves week in week out. Bulger needs to get his game going currently he should be earning third string QB money, Jackson was better today. Holt has definitely lost a step and has been average, Bruce has been good but he suffered today after his setback. The rest well what can u say, not overly bad but they haven't been allowed to get involved.
The Special Teams still sucks and Dante Hall is in over his head. Hagans was drafted as a returner give him a chance to learn whilst he can. Wilkins had a shocker but bad days happen generally he has been good. Donnie Jones has also been good but returning has been poor and that is not good when our offense is performing at such a quality level.
The Defense I think played reasonably well baring the 4th quarter when they just gave up. To be perfectly honest they have been forced to bail out this offense far to often when the team is built to score on offense. The defense was reasonably solid particularly against the run in the first half. 131 yrds allowed 38 on the ground. That is pretty good for our Run Defense. As for the Offense they pretty much choked. 18 minutes with the ball in hand and we scored 0 points. One scoring chance a 42yd field goal which missed. Play of the First Half, If only we recovered Chillar's forced fumble it could have been 0-0 at the half.
Second Half was a disaster. The last quarter we lost 14-3 and like in Game one the Bucs had control of the ball for just over 9 minutes. Unfortunately it drained the defense and they appeared to give up. Considering the amount of work they are having to do I don't believe they should be slammed for it but this is where the leaders and coaches should be enforcing the players to not stop and provide the motivation and enthusiam.
Game Balls
Offense: No one really deserves it but Steven Jackson got his first 100 yd game rushing and also had 4 receptions.
No one really stood out so I ain't giving out an award but will list a few players who did some good things. Chillar again had a strong first half finishing with 6 tackles, 1 FF. Clifton Ryan also had another FF which the Rams recovered. Atogwe recovered the fumble. Witherspoon was good as was Draft.
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Too Hard to say because we never got into the game.
What position do we draft with our top 5 pick? LT out of Michigan, DT out of LSU, linebacker, or DB???
To answer this its way to hard to make a pick because at this rate we could get the 1st pick and if that is the case its likely a QB or McFadden. McFadden is highly unlikely with Jackson and Leonard on the team so a possible trade could eventuate. Personally if we get a pick in the Top 10 I would have to say we need to strongly look at these guys:
DE Calais Campbell (Miami)
DE Quentin Groves (Georgia)
DT Frank Okam (Texas) Nose Tackle, (Dorsey and Ellis are more 3tech)
QB Andre Woodson
WR DeSean Jackson (Cal)
OT Jake Long (Michigan)
OT Sam Baker (USC)
CB Brandon Flowers (Virginia Tech) Apparently is the nest great CB from this college and is a mix of Jimmy Williams and DeAngelo Hall. Not as fast as Hall but still fast and not as physical as Williams but not weak.
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Union Minister of state with Independent Charge for environment, forests and climate change Prakash Javadekar on Saturday assured that he would do the needful for resuming the bullock-cart races by sorting out the technical issues involved in this matter.
Shiv Sena Lok Sabha MP from Shirur Shivajirao Adhalrao-Patil led a delegation which called on Javadekar at his residence in Pune. Adhalrao-Patil pointed out that Maharashtra especially Pune district has a tradition of bullock-cart races for over 300 years. He said that the races are organized during the village fairs which are associated with the religious festivities. He pointed out that people from all religions and communities participate in village fair and the races.
The MP pointed out that a notification under section 22 was issued in 1991 banning training and exhibition of bears, moneys, tigers, panthers and dogs. He said that after the Indian Circus federation challenged this, corrigendum was issued and dogs were excluded from this notification. He said that the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act of 1960 does not disallow bullock cart races but due to confusion arising out of inadequate understanding of the Central Government notification dated July 11, 2011. This notification was applicable for non-castrated bulls which are referred to as Saands and not for castrated bullocks which are referred to as Bail. Javadekar assured the delegation that he would do the needful in best possible way to once again start bullock-cart races.


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Jim Stark, who runs Rays Apparel, responded to an email I sent him last night and explained the situation. I also asked him to clarify the relationship between Rays Apparel and Rays Group.
Here is Jim in his own words:
"The situation is fairly simple. Rays Apparel, Inc. and The Rays group are the same company. Rays Apparel Inc. is the U.S. licensee for Split Apparel. Rays Apparel, Inc. has made a decision to close the company. The closure will take several months to complete as Rays will continue to ship the Split product through the end of the year and possibly into 2009. I would think that during this period the Split Brand would be sold to another buyer to keep the brand within the market.
"The reason to close the company was simple. Rays Apparel, Inc. has always been a very profitable company. But the economic factors that have effected both retail and wholesale caused Rays to experience losses during 2008. In looking to future, we did not see any improvement in the situation that could reverse the recent patterns of losses. Therefore we decided to close the business rather than risk further losses. Our employees were given 60 days notice yesterday."
"As for the relationship with other boardsport companies in Orange County, there are none. Rays is a stand alone entity and does not have any relationship with 686, KR3W, Supra, or any other brand in our industry. 686 does rent space from the same building Rays is located at, and we all manufacture with the same overseas manufacturer for our sportswear product.
"The decision to eventually close Rays was a very difficult one. We have had a wonderful working relationship with our many long time employees and retailers and we sincerely appreciate each and every one of them.
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But a recent report by the D.C.-based Environmental Working Group, Who Owns the United States?, shows just what a rip-off privatization has turned out to be. It concludes that "for as little as 84 cents an acre, more than 28,000 companies and individuals have gained control of precious metals and minerals on 5.6 million acres of public land across 12 continental western states."
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Cherry Mobile Omega HD 2.0 Hands-on Review And Scratch Test
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Vins Merca: Naka bili ako nyang omega icon masaxbe q lang ok na ok xia my flash harap
likod dragon trail xia made frome asahe daw kaxo 4 day lang xa akn
naxalixihan ako anep yan xayang 6500 ko kaxama pa 32gb memcard ko
theillest: Illuminum??
TJHOTDOG24: noticeable ba and difference ng Omega HD and Omega HD 2.0 in terms of performance? o almost the same lang din at pwede na? Pls. reply :)
Arman Jay Perez: So pwede din syang gawing chopping board.. angas nman! may CP kna may chopping board kapa! Need to buy that!
Hans Casauay: i just wanna ask if! 5,495 naba yung price ngayon ng omega hd 2.0, kasi plano ko po sanang bumili kaso yan yung price eh, d ko po kasi alam kung bumaba yung price or deffective yung tinitinda nung store na nakita ko. pls. reply po. badly needed :P
Raffy Carreon: i hope you could do review for cherry mobile omega icon including camera test, and internet speed..thnx
Mirthy Tiking: anong phone yung may flash sa front cam na cherry mobile?
kristine villanueva: i just love my/this phone <3
jason de rama: 6,999 nalng!
Nop Mendoza: dead pixel!
maica marfil: sana mag mura :((
blak oxen: i will buy that this coming march..^^
leyuhhh: Omg I love your accent <3
Odnarb Gonzales: how about omega XL? Can You have a review of it? :) Great accent there.. Love it.. :)
Mohawk Peys: how much is this? Kase Im planning to buy phone kase ee.
kerr pepano: you can see the tiny scratch if you put some face powder on screen.
crONix saBUgaL: i love your camera.. is it autofocus?
sheenbie palado: excited na akng bmli neto
jeffrsnoo7: Smart guys buys the spec!
Dominic Gutierrez: He's a globe subscriber lol. Ahm nothing haha
Jaycee Francisco: handoni.. Joel Bernado.. pa search sa FB
Jay-are Gacutan: An po sa sa dalawa ang mas manipis ang CM OMEGa hd2.0 OR MYPHONE A919I PLS REPLYY
Braddy: mas mataas po and quadrant benchmark ng single core ng O+ kaysa cherry mobile omega hd na dual core. bakit kaya? O+ 8.5 = 2621 = i bought this for my texting calling and internet purposes. CM Ohd = 2531 = this one for games sana kaso may lag din. let me try CM Ohd2.0.
allister estialbo: do you have video featuring omega xL?
foxcrime09: i just bought mine before Christmas and its very descent.. rare performance and elegant design. im very glad i bought the black one cause its back cover is not that kinda glossy plastic like the one in the white which i dont like.. the back of the black is sort of metallic finish.. im very satisfied about this phone! :D toodles!
Bless Borbon: Wow that phone performed terribly in the test for the supposed specs it carries. My samsung Galaxy Note 3 bench marked 22014 using the same app.
babycess8888: Thanks for the review! :)
kevin evangelista: 1:00 anti static bag po :D
mike stuzy: sorry sa super late reply. ung sa sinasabi nila sayo na lag even when texting? i did not experience any of those lags/hang. smooth usage when texting/typing stuff. yung camera its 8MP rear and 1.3 front hardware camera. check xolo Q1000 @ gsmarena wbsite. pero kung iisipin ng maigi--- ung 8999 sobra ang ibabalik sa iyo na quality that's y i changed my xperia phone. try to get one i assure you'll be amazed as well. but if u want, u may add few bucks and wait for cm cosmos Z be released.
hAhan17: was watching a review of xolo q1000 before watching this. both phones look alike.
mike stuzy: hahah. nakakatawa nmn comment mo franz. very subjective. im not aware na may nakikipagtalo sa akin. kahit inosente talga ang tao may sadyang insecure na tao right Franz Barrientos? watch your words fag :) napag insecured hehe. bat ba galit ka sa local brands? are you okay? thats fine hehe it may hurt. rebranded nga siguro itong CM pero wag mo nmn ikumpara ang samsung/iphone/htc/etc. talgang mbaba bench mark ng xolo q1000 kc chipper quality ginamit kaya nga presyong masa. ISIPx2 ka din minsan ^_^
Faris: kahit hindi mo na iroot yung omega hd 2.0 ok lng?
DL Mamba: Pare grand na ako ganda ng grand. :)
SuperYbaby: Is this available in the us and how much is it in the us
3m1n3mf4n: its not cherry mobile but same model.xolo was released in the month of may.all these phones are not designed by these companies.what cherry and xolo they does is.they go to china and select any model as they like from an OEM and then they ask them to print their logos on these phones.so neither cherry nor xolo made this phones.both xolo and cherry ordered these same designed/model phone from the same manufacturer.with their logos and then dump in their countries and loot the money of people.
Nicole Dino: Full wifi, full gaming, music playback. Umabot ng 5 hours sa akin :)
cassey castro: nakita ko sa isang youtube page yung XOLO Q1000 pareho???? is that cherry mobile also? everything looks same!
3m1n3mf4n: lol,its not rebranded of cherry mobile.xolo was released in the month of may.all these phones are not designed by these companies.what cherry and xolo they does is they go to china and select any model as they like from an OEM and then they ask them to print their logos on these phones.so neither cherry nor xolo made this phones.both xolo and cherry ordered these same designed/model phone from the same manufacturer.with their logos and then dump in their countries and loot the money of people.
tsik1919: Great review! Nice comparison as well. Will be picking it up in a few days. awesome!
Zero: Which should i buy cosmos S or Z?
mohamad baora: GANDA
mike stuzy: hello NICOLE IM SO SORRY FOR THE WRONG ANSWER ABOUT SNAPDRAGON VS MEDIATEKK. OHD2.0 has MTK 6589 processor. unfortunately other 3d games lag like REAL RACING 3. SNAPDRAGON processor IS BETTER FOR GAMING-NO LAGS at most 3d game even real racing 3. I hope this info may help u based on my personal experience. i have FLAME 2.0 (snpdrgon) and OHD 2.0 :) OHD2 is still my favorite but if i may give suggestion, go for OHD 2.0 (lots of new features). You have a great day!
darylleR: jelly bean
NO1KNOWS ME: anong mas maganda Omega HD 2 o Cosmos X2?
mike stuzy: that's great! im happy for you hachie, just ignore those negative feedbacks kasi hindi nmn nakahawak ng CM phones mga un naeengganyo lang kaya silip sila ng silip sa mga reviews hehe. if they have the gots why not try the quality dba? enjoy your new phone man. nice decision:)
mike stuzy: just to add further my friend Franz Barrientos. People like me would comment in videos like this because im sharing my thoughts and experiences abt the product. AND TO HELP OTHERS KNOW THE PRODUCT PERFORMANCE BETTER AND MAKE THEM DECIDE WHICH IS SUITABLE FOR THEM. siguro bigong business man ka pero don't lose hope kasi there's always a chance for you to setup a better business. hehe. DAPAT POSITIVE KA PARA MAGKAROON KA FUTURE HEHE. why not buy your ohd 2.0 before saying chismis? hehe. good luck
Elmer Garcia: your wasting your time on that toy that wants to be a phone...your just like a cherrie wanting to be an apple
randomchannelbyme: maybe its a bug or glitch?., you should ask the people from cherry mobile just to be sure :)
Karina Blanco: OHD 2.0 FTW!! I'm using this phone.
Cherry Mobile Omega HD 2.0 hands-on review and scratch test 4.5 out of 5


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Kendra Wilkinson-Baskett Welcomes Baby Girl
Congratulations to Kendra Wilkinson-Baskett, who just welcomed a baby girl to her family!
Congratulations to Kendra Wilkinson-Baskett, who just welcomed a baby girl to her family!
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Call rates ruled at 6.8-6.9 per cent against 6.9-7 per cent last Friday. In the first one-day reverse repo auction under LAF, the Reserve Bank of India received and accepted three bids amounting to Rs. 300 crore. There were no repo bids.
In the second one-day reverse repo auction, the RBI accepted and received seven bids for Rs. 1705 crore. The CBLO market saw 393 trades aggregating Rs 22,812.15 crore in the 6-6.62 per cent range.
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North American Free Trade Agreement
The subcommittee heard testimony from the head of the Environmental Protection Agency William Reilly and representatives of environmental… read more
The subcommittee heard testimony from the head of the Environmental Protection Agency William Reilly and representatives of environmental organizations on the recently completed North American Free Trade Agreement. Opponents of the free trade agreement have voiced concern over the lack of provisions guaranteeing the protection of the environment in the legislation, and claim American companies will locate plants in Mexico to avoid more stringent environmental regulations in the U.S. Mr. Reilly defended the agreement's environmental initiatives, and discussed the provisions in the treaty that set up environmental safeguards for industry in the U.S., Canada and Mexico. close
*The transcript for this program was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.
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- Peter Emerson Economist Environmental Defense Fund
- Kathryn Fuller President World Wildlife Fund
- Stewart Hudson Assistant to Director National Wildlife Federation->International Programs
- William K. Reilly Administrator Environmental Protection Agency
- Justin Ward Representative Natural Resources Defense Council
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