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Pumpkin Pie
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 1 hr 40 mins
A tradition on Thanksgiving Day. The topping gives it a special finish.
Make and share this Pumpkin Pie recipe from Food.com.
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- Mix all ingredients together except nutmeg and 1 tablespoon sugar, adding eggs one at a time.
- Pour mixture into pastry shells and bake at 300º for 1 hour and 40 minutes.
- Remove pies from oven and sprinkle with the nutmeg/sugar mixture.
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Yummy. Just the right sweetness. I used fresh cooked and pureed pumpkin per amount listed. I mixed some cinnamon right into the mixture, but that's all I did differently. Mine looks a bit shallow because I used 9 1/2 inch pie plates. Everyone LOVED this and the pies didn't last long. Thanx!
This was great.--------Will be trying this again .Wish i could give it more than 5 stars.


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Jewish religious observance suffered a propitious decline in early- and mid-20th century America. Orthodoxy's prospects in this country seemed bleak indeed:
No one can overemphasize the hardships that faced Orthodox Jews who merely wished to avoid violating religious Sabbath laws in the era of the six-day week that included early Friday evenings and entire Saturdays. Orthodox Jews were effectively closed out of virtually any position in any business not owned by another Orthodox Jew. Out of sheer necessity and the instinct for survival in virtually any job that did not involve self-employment, many otherwise pious Jews inevitably succumbed. (The Maverick Rabbi by Aaron Reichel, Donning Publishers, 1986.)
Many rabbinical leaders did their utmost to stem the tide of abandonment of Torah-true Judaism. They were assisted by a few unusual "private persons" who used their talents and wealth to promote the observance of Judaism and provide children with a religious education. One such individual was Rabbi David Miller of Oakland, California.
Little is known about David Miller's youth. He was born in Lithuania in around 1869. He came from a very poor home: "It was a common sight," he wrote, "to see a poor, widowed woman, like my Mother (God bless her memory), pawn her pillow to help pay for the education of her child."
Young Miller attended yeshiva in Rozhinoi (known as Ruzhany in Russian). He was also a student for some time in the Slabodka Yeshiva – he noted that he studied mussar with the "tzadikei olam HaRabbonim, hagaonim Rav Yitzchok Blazer, Rav Naftali Amsterdam, and Rav Nota Hirsch Finkel, zt"l."
Through his yeshiva studies David Miller acquired a profound and thorough knowledge of the Torah and Talmud. He wrote: "I am an authorized Rabbi, ordained by highly esteemed Jewish religious leaders, among them the great Rabbi Isaac Elchanan of Kovno."
Rabbi Miller came to this country in around 1890 and served as a rabbi in congregations in New York and Providence, Rhode Island. He became disillusioned with serving in the rabbinate, however, and gave up his rabbinical career, moving out West. He did this for what he called "conscientious reasons," stating that he desired to make "no material profit from Jewish affairs."
Rabbi Miller realized that the fundamental Torah institutions of Sabbath observance and family purity were being neglected by large segments of the American Jewish population. With that in mind, he dedicated his life, scholarship, and wealth to strengthening and advancing these institutions.
He wrote and distributed without charge his book The Secret of the Jew, spending large sums for its dissemination without thought of gain or profit. Shortly before his death, he wrote a book called The Secret of Happiness in which he explained the value of Sabbath observance as a means of Jewish satisfaction and contentment.
(Rabbi Miller's books deal with more than the laws of family purity and Sabbath observance. They contain deep insights into all aspects of Jewish moral and religious life. They can be downloaded at no charge from http://www.hebrewbooks.org/.)
In about 1905 Rabbi Miller settled in Oakland, California. Records show that by 1906 he was successfully involved in the real estate and construction businesses. Indeed, he soon became quite wealthy, residing in what was then considered the affluent area of Oakland.
While many of Oakland's Jews had embraced the Reform movement and were generally on the fast track to assimilation, the city was home to a viable Orthodox Jewish community. Until the 1930's signs of authentic Jewish life were highly visible. A frequent sight on Castro, Chestnut or Myrtle Streets was that of bearded, black-coated peddlers, uncomfortable in the warm sun. Women, their hair in scarves, hurried from one kosher butcher to another, comparing prices and gossiping in Yiddish.
"Spiritual life centered around the two largest Orthodox shuls, Beth Abraham and Beth Jacob, but smaller groups of worshippers could be found as well. Yitzchak Rabinovitz, a descendent of a long line of Romanian rabbis, was one of several Oaklanders who had a tiny shtiebel, complete with Torah, in his own home." (Free to Choose, the Making of Jewish Community in the American West by Fred Rosenbaum, The Judah L. Magnes Memorial Museum, 1976.)
Jewish Education
(The following section is based on Rabbi Miller's "An Open Letter to the United Jewish Fund," dated August 30, 1935 and his "An Open Letter to the Jewish People of Oakland," dated September 2, 1937. Courtesy Yeshiva University Archives, Rabbi David Miller Collection.)
Rabbi Miller understood that a good religious Jewish education was the key to ensuring the future of Yiddishkeit. As obvious as this seems to us today, this was not so clear in the first half of the twentieth century to many American Jewish parents – including those who were Orthodox. Many felt that public school attendance supplemented with a few hours of allegedly Jewish education in the afternoon was enough. (More often than not, this smattering of "Jewish" instruction contained virtually no religious content.)
Rabbi Miller started and supported at his own expense a Talmud Torah for the children of Oakland. (As far as I have been able to determine, Rabbi Miller did not have any children of his own.) Not only did he support this school financially, but he also devoted much of his time to running it. The school did not last; some in the community were opposed to it. In 1935 Rabbi Miller wrote,
For lack of obtaining other room, I conducted my school at this congregation [Beth Jacob Congregation, one of the two large Orthodox shuls mentioned above] which I helped to found in 1907 and maintain thereafter. For having the privilege of educating Jewish children at my own expense in that Synagogue, I had to go through the humiliation of obtaining a permit from that President. I encountered much resistance in maintaining the school there. My permit was cancelled by the President [in 1921]. This was the greatest blow I ever received in my spiritual life, and the hardest struck on the innocent Jewish children.
These children have now grown to manhood and womanhood. Some of them have children of their own. Most of them still remember the lessons I taught them in an interesting, attractive, understandable way. I feel that I am completely rewarded. But just imagine my deep sorrow; the irreparable loss! Had they not broken me, my school, what accomplishment there would have been by this time – in all probability a Jewishly inspired generation would have been raised.
Rabbi Miller did not give p on Jewish education in Oakland. In the same open letter quoted above, he expressed his intention to donate five thousand dollars to the United Fund or/and the Jewish Federation of Oakland to be used to establish a new Talmud Torah. (According to the Consumer Price Index, five thousand dollars in 1935 would be the equivalent of more than seventy thousand dollars today.)
There were two conditions attached to this generous offer, however. First, these organizations had to match Rabbi Miller's donation; second, the school had to be conducted in accordance with Orthodox Judaism.
Rabbi Miller's open letter and financial offer fell on deaf ears; on September 2, 1937, a few days before Rosh Hashanah, he issued another "Open Letter to the Jewish People of Oakland" (capitalization and underlining all from the original):
I refer particularly to the terrible neglect of the Oakland Jewish people in not having a real, daily school for the Jewish religious education of their children. SUCH NEGLIGENCE IS UNPARDONABLE. It is a spiritual crime. Tens of thousands of dollars are raised annually in Oakland for all kinds of philanthropy and fads but none for local real Jewish education.
Jewishreligious education for children is the first, the basic, the outstanding precept in the Torah. It takes precedence over building a synagogue, obtaining the Holy Scrolls, and even the building of the Holy Temple. If there is no Jewish religious education for the children, the money put into synagogues and temples is wasted. Such neglect is suicide.
Now, therefore, in order to do justice to my own city and in order to clear myself before the Jewish world, I herewith offer my community another chance to establish an adequate school for Jewish children. I would be willing to contribute up to one-third of the running expense of such a school. Although I am not now in a position to give my time exclusively to this work, as I have done in the past, for the reason that there is now a great demand on my time from all over the Jewish world, nevertheless, I would give to such a school the benefit of my professional experience in systematizing and guiding it, that the aim of saving the Jewish children for Judaism might be accomplished. Such a school can not be a private affair, depending on me alone, as in the past. It must be a community institution. Therefore, I most earnestly urge the Oakland Community to take the matter in hand.
Sadly, this heartfelt plea also went unanswered. As a result, for many years there was no real Orthodox Jewish education in Oakland, Calif., to speak of. It was not until 1970 that the Hillel Academy of Oakland was formed. Classes were held in Congregation Beth Jacob. This school was supplanted by The Oakland Hebrew Day School in 1992.
TheTisha b'Av Picnic
(Unless otherwise noted, the quotes in this section come from Rabbi Miller's August 1, 1938, letter "To the Oakland Lodge of B'nai B'rith, Attention George J. Weiser, President. Courtesy Yeshiva University Archives, Koenigsberg Collection.)
The national organization B'nai B'rith was founded in 1843 by German Jewish immigrants in New York. The Oakland chapter was established in 1875. As we shall see below, by 1938, if not considerably earlier, the Oakland Lodge had completely divorced itself from Torah Judaism.
On August 1, 1938, Rabbi Miller issued a letter to the Oakland Lodge. He wrote,
To my astonishment I received an invitation to attend the B'nai B'rith picnic on Sunday, August 7th, which is known to every Jew as being [Tisha b'Av]. I presume you know that [Tisha b'Av], the day you have appointed for indulgence in a gay [festive] rally, has been for the Jews a sad day for over eighteen centuries, the day when the greatest catastrophes to the Jewish nation and people have occurred.
It is unthinkable that you should be rejoicing, eating, drinking, and dancing, while the rest of the Jews are fasting and sobbing and crying. For a Jew to do that is equivalent to his dancing at his own funeral.
Planning a picnic on [Tisha b'Av] was not the only activity that this Lodge engaged in that showed absolutely no sensitivity to Orthodox Judaism. I have been a member of the B'nai B'rith Oakland Lodge for about twenty-five years. I have experienced many aggravations, such as the practice of the B'nai B'rith in persisting to eat contaminated Trefa food at their banquets and the awarding of a leg of ham with the inscription of "Kosher" as a gate prize, thus mocking and irritating the Jew who is loyal to his religion and to his sacred traditional inheritance.
I doubt the lodge canceled its picnic on Tisha b'Av. To put it mildly, Rabbi Miller was not appreciated by a good portion of the Oakland Jewish community:
The Oakland Jewish leadership felt that Miller was a crank or, according to one reporter in 1929, 'detrimental to the best interests of East Bay Jewry.' A short-lived Jewish community newspaper, The Menorah, was instructed by the Federation to cease the publication of Miller's articles. The [adminstrators of the Jewish Federation] Fund, meanwhile, icily replied to his request for money on behalf of a Lithuanian Yeshivah with the statement, "We do not recognize David Miller as the representative of anything." (Free to Choose, page 87.)
Fighting Insurmountable Odds
Clearly, Rabbi Miller's attempts to strengthen Orthodoxy in Oakland during the first part of the twentieth century met with strong opposition. Still, he continued his efforts until his death. He was a fighter for Orthodoxy at a time when many had given up the battle.
Rabbi Miller's efforts enjoyed more success outside of Oakland. His books were read the world over and encouraged many to observe Shabbos and taharas hamishpacha. Over the years he contributed substantial sums to a wide variety of yeshivas and chesed organizations.
Rabbi Miller passed away on January 7, 1939 (Tevet 16, 5699). His last will and testament, dated February 23, 1938, left money to nine prominent yeshivas in Europe and America. Rabbi Miller clearly understood the value of Torah education, and the crucial role it plays in perpetuating Judaism.
It was men like Rabbi Miller who laid the foundations of Yiddishkeit in America – foundations on which today's vibrant Orthodoxy is built. The importance of what he and others like him did should not be underestimated. Every Orthodox Jew living today owes these pioneers a debt of gratitude.
The author wishes to thank Shulamith Z. Berger, curator of Special Collections at Yeshiva University, and Steven Lavoie, Librarian II, Oakland History Room, Oakland (California) Public Library, for their assistance in finding information about the life of Rabbi Miller.
Dr. Yitzchok Levine, a frequent contributor to The Jewish Press, is a professor in the Department of Mathematical Sciences at Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, New Jersey. Glimpses Into American Jewish History appears the first week of each month. Dr. Levine can be contacted firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Penn wrote the following to a friend in England: "I found them [the Indians of the eastern shore of North America] with like countenances with the Hebrew race; and their children of so lively a resemblance to them that a man would think himself in Duke's place, or Barry street, in London, when he sees them."
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Ashby stars Mickey Rourke and Nat Wolff with Emma having a supporting role. Awkward Ed Wallis (Nat Wolff) needs help fitting in and turns to his neighbor Ashby Holt (Mickey Rourke) for help. Ashby's unforgiving brand of tough love soon tests their friendship, and it hardly helps when Ed learns that Ashby is a former CIA assassin. The film will make its debut at the Tribeca film festival in New York in April so hopefully soon will see a theatrical release (most likely limited).
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Emma Roberts is reportedly engaged to Evan Peters.
The actor is said to have popped the question with a pink and gold diamond ring over the holidays, according to "Extra."
However, the engagement has not been confirmed, nor has either star referred to it on Twitter or elsewhere.
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Roberts and Peters been dating since 2012 and currently appear together on "American Horror Story."
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Her photographer friend, Tyler Shields, has congratulated them!
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Report: Cardinals try out DT Marcus Harrison
According to Fox Sports reporter Aaron Wilson, the Arizona Cardinals have tried out free agent defensive tackle Marcus Harrison.
Cardinals tried out Marcus Harrison, former Bears defensive tackle— Aaron Wilson (@RavensInsider) November 14, 2012
Harrison, 28, was originally drafted in 2008 by the Chicago Bears in the third round out of Arkansas. During his three seasons in Chicago, Harrison totaled 55 tackles and three sacks.
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This property allows you to book online with a credit card. After submitting a reservation request, the owner or manager has 24 hours to accept, at which time your card will be charged and you will receive an email confirmation
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The PowerShares DWA Consumer Staples Momentum Portfolio ETF (PSL) is seeing unusually high volume in afternoon trading Monday, with over 118,000 shares traded versus three month average volume of about 32,000. Shares of PSL were up about 0.3% on the day.
Components of that ETF with the highest volume on Monday were Altria Group (MO), trading up about 0.6% with over 1.2 million shares changing hands so far this session, and Kroger (KR), up about 0.5% on volume of over 509,000 shares. DR Pepper Snapple Group (DPS) is the component faring the best Monday, higher by about 1.5% on the day, while Constellation Brands (STZ) is lagging other components of the PowerShares DWA Consumer Staples Momentum Portfolio ETF, trading lower by about 0.9%.


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"How do you deal with al Qaeda?" former British Prime Minister Tony Blair asked rhetorically during a public hearing in London earlier this month. Mr. Blair quickly answered his own question: "You can't deal with them unless you deal with the bigger picture, which includes Iran."
For many in the West, Mr. Blair's words must have seemed odd. After all, we've been told over and over again that Iran's mullahs and al Qaeda come from opposing versions of Islam that are so irreconcilable they cannot cooperate even in the face of common enemies. Mr. Blair knows better.
For the second time in less than a year, Mr. Blair told the British Parliament's inquiry into the Iraq war that al Qaeda and Iran are allies. He learned this the hard way. From 2003 to 2007, when Mr. Blair left office, the British military repeatedly produced intelligence reports pointing to al Qaeda and Iran as the authors of Iraq's most deadly terrorist attacks.
"This was the game-changer," Mr. Blair said. Without al Qaeda and Iran continually escalating the violence, Iraq would have been "manageable," but their actions "almost tipped Iraq into the abyss."
Not only were British intelligence analysts surprised to learn that Iran and al Qaeda both had designs on Iraq, they were shocked to learn that the two worked in tandem. "Nobody foresaw ... that Iran would actually end up supporting A.Q.," Mr. Blair told the Inquiry last year. In his view, this was a near-fatal intelligence failure, and the Brits were not alone in making it. The United States was similarly surprised.
The failure to foresee the al Qaeda-Iranian alliance stemmed from one of the great myths of the Middle East, namely that Shiites and Sunnis are like oil and water - "two completely different types of people," as Mr. Blair put it. This myth has endured even though evidence of cooperation between al Qaeda and Iran abounds.
By the time of the March 2003 invasion of Iraq, it was well-known that many top al Qaeda leaders (including members of Osama bin Laden's and Ayman al-Zawahri's families) had taken refuge in Iran after the allied attack on them in Afghanistan. There was also abundant evidence of past cooperation. For instance, Clinton administration prosecutors correctly charged in 1998 that bin Laden and al Qaeda "forged alliances with ... representatives of the government of Iran and its associated terrorist group Hezbollah, for the purpose of working together against their perceived common enemies in the West, particularly the United States." And during the trial of some of the al Qaeda terrorists responsible for the 1998 embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania, former al Qaeda members provided abundant evidence of collusion between Iran and al Qaeda.
These are just a few examples, chosen from many. Therefore, it should not have been a surprise when, according to Mr. Blair, British military intelligence found that there was a "substantial" Sunni extremist network operating inside Iran.
Quite aside from the failure to acknowledge the intimate working relations between Sunni al Qaeda and Shiite Iran, the allies blinded themselves with a poor analysis of Iran's desires and intentions. Again, Mr. Blair put it succinctly: "Iran's involvement was specifically assessed as unlikely given the hostility to Saddam. If anything, it was thought that ... Iran ... would be more interested in promoting stability than instability." This misreading was particularly egregious. Syrian President Bashar Assad, one of Tehran's most compliant allies, gave an interview shortly before the invasion of Iraq in which he said that once our troops were on the ground, he would support a strategy of replicating the terror-and-mass-movement campaign that drove us out of Lebanon in the 1980s.
These many intelligence failures greatly increased the carnage in Iraq and made it very difficult to design a winning strategy. In time, battlefield intelligence - driven by the discovery that the deadly improvised explosive devices and explosively formed projectiles that killed so many of our soldiers were of Iranian origin - forced us, along with the British, to see what was actually going on. And by the time the terrorists had been mostly defeated, there were hundreds of Iranian Quds Force officers in allied military prisons. (All subsequently have been returned to Iran, some in exchange for Western hostages, others as goodwill gestures by the Iraqi government.)
Mr. Blair insisted that "there is no analysis of what happened after May 2003 that is anywhere near the mark, without consideration of how and why al Qaeda and Iran played the roles they did," and he is smart enough to ask us to apply the lessons of that analysis to the current battlefield. Reflecting on the past, he urges us "to look at this issue ... with AQ and Iran in a broader context and also the linkages between the two."
If we take his advice, we will see, as did the Sept. 11 Commission in a long-forgotten analysis, that Iran may have been involved in al Qaeda's attack against America in 2001. We also will see, as our most senior military officers have told us repeatedly, that Iran today works claw-in-glove with the Sunni Taliban in Afghanistan, just as it did with al Qaeda in Iraq. That is surely the import of Mr. Blair's plea.
There are few Western political leaders who are willing to stand up for the facts as Tony Blair did earlier this month. But if we continue to blind ourselves with myths about the insurmountable barriers between Sunnis and Shiites and with happy thoughts about Iran's presumed quest for "stability," we will continue to sacrifice American fighters to the same intelligence failures that cost us so dearly in Iraq.
We both oppose military intervention in Iran. But there are many ways, including political support for Iran's restive people, of responding to the war the Iranians have been waging against us.
Thomas Joscelyn is a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies and senior editor of the Long War Journal. Michael Ledeen is Freedom Scholar at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, and his blog, Faster, Please, is published by Pajamas Media.
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In the course of human history, something wonky happened to the levels of genetic diversity on the X chromosome -- scientists just can't agree on what. Two research teams reported conflicting reports about X chromosome diversity yesterday (Nov. 13) at the __American Society of Human Genetics__ linkurl:meeting;http://www.ashg.org/2008meeting/ in Philadelphia, with differing interpretations about human mating and migration. Because males only carry one X chromosome, sex-biased evolutionary forces


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The 11 Most Horrifying Redesigns Of Childhood Classics
Last week we gazed into the abyss, and the cold, dead eyes of the new International Rescue team from Thunderbirds gazed back. As movies and TV constantly seek to strip-mine your nostalgia for profit, redesigns like this are common. And sometimes, they go very wrong. Here are 11 awful makeovers of our childhood… »
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This was a weird year for movies. The box office was weak, but also, most films didn't deserve love or hate. They were just... okay. But the genre movies that did stand out were either brilliant experiments, or horrible misfires. Here are the 10 best and 10 worst science fiction and fantasy movies of 2014. »
The New Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Works Better As An 8-Bit Game
The Turtles stepped into too much ooze and got 100% more badass in Allen Geneta's fan-art. Compared to these, their crazy mutant nemesis Slash looks like a nice guy. »
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The GOP presidential field faces a huge challenge in handling ethanol subsidies in the Tea Party era ahead of Iowa's first-in-the-nation 2012 caucuses.
Corn is king in Iowa, but ethanol is a close second, and Republicans seeking to unseat President Obama must balance conservative demands to slash subsidies with the popularity of price supports in Iowa.
Support for ethanol subsidies has long been seen as a requirement to winning support in Iowa. Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), for example, shifted from opposing the subsidies in 2000 to supporting them by 2008, but still ended up losing to former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee (R), partly because of his past opposition to farm subsidies.
The rise of the Tea Party movement is putting more pressure on Republicans to oppose ethanol subsidies in this campaign.
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House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) said in an interview with YouTube last week that he would consider ending farm and ethanol subsidies as part of congressional Republicans' effort to reduce the deficit.
Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas), a libertarian long-shot candidate who won the Conservative Political Action Conference's (CPAC) straw poll earlier this year, also said he doesn't support subsidies.
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Tim Pawlenty signed an increased ethanol mandate into law as governor of Minnesota, and lobbied for other states to do the same. He was the keynote speaker at the American Coalition for Ethanol conference in 2007.
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Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour has said that no cuts to farm subsidies can be considered off limits, but talked up his state's ethanol production in his 2010 state of the state address. (His 2011 speech made no mention of ethanol.) Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels has presided over increased ethanol production in his state, too, though he's regarded as one of the most fiscally hawkish among possible GOP candidates.
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As the campaign moves into a higher gear, candidates will be forced to sort out their views. Gingrich, Pawlenty, Santorum and long shots Herman Cain and former Louisiana Gov. Buddy Roemer will participate in a candidate forum on Monday night in Iowa, and similar events will become even more frequent — as will questions about their positions on ethanol.
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