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I wasn't a fan of this the first time I tried it so I decided to toss the rest of it in my cold steeping pitcher and make iced tea. This time around I was able to taste the banana flavor, although it had a strong chemical aftertaste. I ended up drinking a few glasses, then dumping out the rest of the pitcher.
While I was traveling I ended up cold steeping this in my travel mug before I went to bed each night. Like magic I woke up to a great cup of cold tea each morning, it was heaven! It tasted heavily of vanilla, with hints of bergamot— the exact opposite of how it tastes when I steep it according to the package directions. I think I prefer this cold steeped since it doesn't dry my mouth out as much, but either way it's a delicious tea.
This was one of the teas I brought on my recent road trip. I thought a nice fruity tea would hit the spot once the temperatures started to rise, but I only made it through half the package before abandoning it for something else. The flavor wasn't bad, it tasted somewhat like lychee, which is a tropical fruit, but not exactly what I was expecting. I'll cold steep the last of this and finish it off once I get back to Saint Louis next week.
Overall I would say that Takeya has delivered exactly what the package described, a classic black tea. Much like the iced tea I grew up with the flavor isn't particularly strong. It does have a slightly sweet, almost fruity flavor that is perfect for iced tea. I did find that once I added ice the tea immediately began to cloud, something that doesn't bother me, but is a huge sticking point with some iced tea traditionalists. Brewing the tea hot, then allowing it to cool in the fridge instead of adding ice helped somewhat with the issue of clouding while also giving me a stronger flavored tea. Unfortunately that meant I used 4 packages of tea instead of 2 when making a full pitcher. Since there are only 6 to a box, so this method isn't really cost efficient. I've seen these priced around $3.99 per box (and as much as $7.99.) At that price I'll most likely continue to measure out my tea into sandwich bags if I want to leave it for my husband or take my Flash Chill pitcher with me when I travel.
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Unlike most chai this tea does not use black tea for a base and instead uses Yerba Mate, which has a higher caffeine content and a slightly toasted flavor. I've really been enjoying the strong flavor of cardamom mixed in with the citrus from the lemongrass and toasted notes of the yerba mate. The flavors are different than I'm accustomed to seeing in a chai, but they're delicious— especially the cardamom.
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Considering that this is a tea from Harney & Sons, a company who has been known for quality tea for more years than I've been alive, I knew going in that I was in for a treat. I wasn't disappointed, this is one of the better bottled teas that I've tasted. The high-quality back tea that was used as a base for this drink isn't drowned out by flavoring, even though there is a strong peach flavor. Occasionally I could even pick up hints of honey. The flavors from the sweeteners were light and not overpowering like I find most bottled teas to be and allowed the peach-like flavor to really come through.
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Normally I can hardly taste a thing once allergy season hits… or so I thought. Then I went and accidentally chugged a pint glass full of this tea, unsweetened, thinking it was something else. I found out pretty fast that my taste buds still work. I don't recommend drinking it this way, it's a very bitter brew, but with a spoonful of honey or sugar it goes down a lot easier. I've been enjoying a cup in the morning to help with some of my allergy symptoms. The tea worked well to ease my sore throat and itchy ears (does anyone else suffer from this annoying problem during allergy season? It drives me nuts!) I could also see it being very useful during cold season. Yarrow has been used for centuries as a fever reducer, horehound has always been my choice for sore throats (although I prefer candy drops,) and wild cherry bark is frequently used to treat coughs.
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Every time I've complained on Steepster about how hard it is to remove scents and stains from my ingenuiTEA and Mason Jar Drinking Mugs I've been told that Smart Soak Tea Stain Dissolver is the product I need. The people who told me this weren't kidding about how well it worked and I wish I hadn't wasted so much time scrubbing everything down with baking soda and a baby bottle brush. That method may work, but it is anything but efficient.
Overall, I was suitably impressed with Smart Soak Tea Stain Dissolver from Mandala Tea. I was skeptical at first, but it cleaned everything that I threw at it. I didn't have to scrub a thing, saving me a tremendous amount of time. Now I understand why so many people recommended this product to me.
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It took me a few cups to find the perfect way to steep this tea. Single Origin Teas does not provide instructions on their website (other than to say not to use boiling water,) but once found my preferred time and temperature— all I can say is wow. The flavor is mellow, slightly sweet, and almost nutty; but what really stands out is the texture. This tea is exceptionally smooth and almost buttery when you hold it on your tongue. It feels almost as luxurious as the silk sheets I've been lusting over the past few years. Since tea is much more affordable than silk sheets, I think I'll pick up some more of this while I'm in Kansas City. It will be perfect to enjoy during the hot days of summer.
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Comparing this tea to silk sheets is perfect! Man, I have not had White Monkey in forever, it keeps popping up, so clearly I need to get some too at the festival.
This week I took part in a matcha blind taste test which was sponsored by Red Leaf Tea. Each tea was rated based on color, flavor, and sweetness. Terra Verve Organic Matcha tied for first place. It had a more traditional flavor than the other samples and tasted exactly how I expect matcha to taste like— sweet with a mildly grassy flavor. It was also the most expensive sample, costing $8.52 per ounce. Because of the hefty price tag, it's not something I could afford to drink every day, but it is something I'd gladly pull out for my tea drinking guests or purchase for a special occasion.
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The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) secretly transferred funds to suspected members of Islamic resistance movement Hamas and Palestinian charities in order to see if the money would be used to finance terrorist attacks.
The setup was carried out in 1998 and 1999 by the FBI's Phoenix office in cooperation with Israeli intelligence, reported AP. The Bureau hired Arizona businessman Harry Ellen to contribute as much as $5,000 to Palestinian charities.
Ellen permitted the FBI to bug his home, car and office and allowed his Al-Sadaqa charity foundation located in the Gaza Strip to be monitored by agents. He managed to establish personal relations with top Palestinian officials during his four years of cooperation with the FBI.
In a recent interview, Ellen revealed that his FBI handler Kenneth Williams suspected that some Gaza-based charities were buying arms with donation money. He provided the businessman with funds ranging between $3,000 and $5,000 and asked him to transfer the money to Hamas leader Ismail Abu Shanab, who was recently killed by Israeli forces, during a planned trip to the Gaza Strip in 1998.
The operation took place as former US President Bill Clinton was trying to broker a peace agreement between Israelis and Palestinians. It is unclear whether the money was traced to suspected terrorists, however it is feasible that a small amount of US money landed in the hands of Palestinian militants.
Ellen's cooperation with the FBI ended in early 1999 when he and Williams had a disagreement over the operation. A Muslim convert and humanitarian Ellen began assisting the FBI Phoenix office in 1994 with its many cases involving terrorism and intelligence.
In 2001, The US Department of State issued a terrorist exclusion list (TEL) that designated 39 groups, charities, and companies as 'supporters of terrorism'. Hamas included, TEL listed individuals would have their US-based assets frozen. In 2003, nine more groups were added to the list. — (menareport.com)
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Cars, carts and chariots
Last week I was told that the English word car originally comes from the Irish word carr (donkey cart). Apparently when cars came to Ireland Irish speakers thought it was better to come up with a new word for them than to name them after the humble donkey cart, so the term gluaisteán ('moving thing') […]
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I returned to Bangor from the Isle of Man yesterday after a very enjoyable week at Yn Chruinnaght. I spoke and sang lots of Manx, and heard all the other Celtic languages, except Breton, being spoken and/or sung. I also spoke a bit of French and German, and even some English. I was even inspired […]
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Sonic the happy Manx hedgehog
Arkan sonney is a Manx expression I came across today that means hedgehog, or literally "happy sucking pig". Arkan is a diminutive form of ark (piglet), and sonney means 'affluent, lucky, fortunate, happy', and sounds a bit like sonic, hence the little of this post. Another Manx word for hedgehog is graynoge, which is related […]
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Yn Chruinnaght
Tomorrow I'm off to the Isle of Man for Yn Chruinnaght ('the gathering') – a celebration of Manx and Celtic music and culture featuring performers and participants from the Isle of Man, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. I'm really looking forward to it as it's a great opportunity to see old friends and make […]
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Obrigados / Obrigadas
According to someone who wrote to me today, the words obrigados/obrigadas are only used in Portuguese to mean 'obligated', and are not used to thank more than one person. However, according to João Rosa, who wrote the article Obrigado – how to express your gratitude in Portuguese, these words are used to mean 'thank you' […]
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Hunting haggis
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Purses and sporrans
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In the Celtic languages when you want to say that you have/own/possess something, you say that the thing is at/by/with you, often with the prepositions merging with the pronouns. For example, this is how to say 'I have a book' in those languages: – Irish: Tá leabhar agam [lit. "is book at-me] – Scottish Gaelic: […]
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By Ray Linville What about cold temperatures makes us hungry for hot, homemade soup? When you're traveling on a chilly winter day, do you look for a diner and hope that it has freshly made, steaming hot soup ready to serve? As I was traveling on U.S. Highway 64 near the eastern edge of Asheboro in Randolph County, I spotted an interesting-looking two-story building. On one side … [Read more...]
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Starting the New Year with Food (and Politics)
by Ray Linville A community can come together on special occasions, such as New Year's Day. When the "good luck" foods of the South are provided free by elected officials and political candidates, the crowd can swell and create a huge waiting line, just the perfect opportunity for politicians to meet and greet voters and constituents to chat with their … [Read more...]
Feasting at the 10th Annual Oyster Roast and Shrimp Steam at the Ocracoke Seafood Company
by Leanne E. Smith Seventy-degree weather on December 30? With some slight southerly breezes blowing off of Silver Lake, and a well-timed break in the day's rain, it was a great day to gather around sheets of plywood propped on sawhorses in anticipation of oysters, shrimp, stews, and hushpuppies outside the Ocracoke Seafood Company for the 10th annual Ocracoke Oyster Roast and … [Read more...]
Benne for Good Luck
by Sarah Bryan As Christmas of 2015 approached, I discovered yet another reason to be glad that I work for NC Folk. I already knew that my colleagues, Executive Director Joy Salyers and Director of Programs and Development Evan Hatch, are great folks to work with: they're kind, smart, and deeply dedicated to NC Folk's work of preserving and promoting the traditional cultures of North Carolina. What I … [Read more...]
Revisiting the holidays at NC Food, Part 2
One of the great things about the winter holidays is the opportunity to learn about the traditions of people whose backgrounds are different from one's own. And because so many people celebrate their holidays with special dishes, it's a great time also to sample new tastes. Perhaps you have a family member from another culture who shares his or her favorite recipe at a family gathering; or maybe you're home for the … [Read more...]
Boiled Peanuts for Sale
by Ray Linville What makes boiled peanuts so enjoyable in the Old North State? "Boiling peanuts brings out a kind of mellowness to the nut which is ... like tasting ripeness in a pear," says food historian David Shields. Peanuts, planted in May, are ready for harvest in September and October. Although raw in the shell and roasted varieties are popular, this state has a long-standing … [Read more...]
Christmas Past at NC Food
This December in NC Food, we'll be bringing you some of our favorite holiday posts from winters past. Whether you're gearing up for Hanukkah or Christmas, catching your breath after a festive Diwali, or preparing to observe Kwanzaa or Mawlid, we bet that food is an important part of your holiday season. Today, let's revisit some stories about Christmas. Baked treats—cookies, cakes, special breads—are integral to … [Read more...]
Cataloochee Prune Cake
by Sarah Bryan In some ways the border between the Carolinas is fluid. The two largest towns that are on or a few miles from the state line—Charlotte and Myrtle Beach—seem mismatched with their respective states. Charlotte could be mistaken for a bustling, shiny, businesslike version of the self-image of the state to the south, and Myrtle Beach for a vacation outpost of its northern neighbor. Of … [Read more...]
Ramp Seasoning
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Dodgers manager Don Mattingly says doctors have described both recovery scenarios for Ramirez. The All-Star was set to have an MRI on Wednesday night after returning to Dodgers camp.
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With a shade over a minute left in the third period, an exasperated Salem Greyhound Head Coach Casey Scribner stood on the sideline and instructed his team to, "know where number four is!"
And with good reason. That "number four," Marmaduke's Chris Foresythe, had been a thorn in Salem's side, knocking down five treys on his way to 19 points in the first three periods of play.
On the flip side, Marmaduke Head Coach Steve Richey would have been equally justified to shout to his team, "know where number 44 is!"
Also with good reason. That "number 44," Salem's Derek "Red" Estes, was playing like a man possessed, as he gashed Marmaduke for a game-high 35 points on a variety of low post moves.
However, in the end, it was number 22 that had the biggest impact as seventh-seeded Salem took on second-seeded Marmaduke in the quarter-final round of the 3A boys' brackets in the 60th annual Northeast Arkansas Invitational Tournament at the Convocation Center in Jonesboro Dec. 22.
That "number 22," Maramaduke's Trent Smith, tipped in a missed shot with .04 left in the game to give his team a thrilling 82-80 win over Salem.
In addition to his game-winning putback, Smith was also largely responsible for keeping Marmaduke afloat in the fourth period by tossing in 14 of his team's last 16 points for the game. He finished with 28 points for the afternoon.
After Marmaduke led the entire way in the second half, at times by as many as eight points, Salem (2-9) finally moved ahead in the game's waning minutes.
A huge old-fashioned 3-point play from Jeff Nelson (15 points) at the 1:15 mark of the fourth gave Salem its first lead since right before the half, 79-78.
Marmaduke's Ben Jordan took the inbounds pass and shot into his team's side of the court, making it untouched into the paint for what looked like a solo layup. Only, Jordan blew the chance by dribbling the ball off his foot, giving possession to Salem.
Estes hit a free throw to build Salem's advantage to 80-78 with 44 seconds left to play.
Jordan then made up for his earlier gaffe by sinking a layup with 27 seconds on the clock, locking the contest at 80-all.
Salem had a chance to break this tie, but missed a shot and knocked the rebound out of bounds, giving the ball to Marmaduke with 17 ticks showing on the clock.
Once again Jordan made it into the lane on Marmaduke's side of the court, but his off-balance layup missed the mark. Smith was there to clean things up, tapping the ball back in with less than a second left to give Marmaduke a hard-fought two-point win over a scrappy group from Salem.
An inability to seal Marmaduke off the offensive boards in the first period kept Salem from establishing control early, as Marmaduke had plenty of second chances at buckets during the early going.
Nelson came up huge for Salem in the first period by tossing in six points while battling on the low blocks. Marmaduke held a 19-17 lead after the first period.
This lead grew to 21-17 as Foresythe opened the second with a layup for Marmaduke.
Then Salem restored order.
Lance Powell (15 points) busted the first of his two 3-balls for the game, to start a 7-0 run for Salem. Logan Henley added a deuce and Estes finished things off with a running one-hander to give Salem a 24-21 lead.
But Estes was just getting started.
Spinning like a dervish in the lane, Estes ripped off 10 of Salem's last 12 points in the second period. The lone bucket he didn't score, he still had a hand in, as he fed Nelson for a hoop just before the break that gave Salem a 36-33 advantage.
Only Marmaduke wasn't quite ready to close the book on the half.
Foresythe and Jacob Mason drained back-to-back 3-pointers inside the last minute to give Marmaduke a 39-38 lead at intermission.
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Wisconsin is one spot ahead of OSU. I think we might be in for an epic beatdown next weekend.
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Pretty much there are still limited permuations of the BCS if the favorites continue to win... I'm going to start with the pretty much locks:
ACC, Big East, and Big 12 will likely only get one team in the BCS game. ACC and Big East due to the general ineptness of the conferences. These will likely be:
So assuming the season holds in terms of chalk teams winning, we'll be looking at:
So let's analyze the competition for the at-large slots. It is impertive to understand that the order of selection will play HUGE in this decision. I'll analyze them in the order of the at-large selections:
The wrenches in the plan
There are a couple big wrenches that could be thrown in the gears here:
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Wisconsin is one spot ahead of OSU. I think we might be in for an epic beatdown next weekend.
would Tressel recruit this guy for just one game though, you know to one-up Bielema's sweep the leg move on Martin?
Now Boren will have some competition in the "make your boobies dance" competition.
Nooooooo! Mutha will throw sand in you eyes. Visions of Martin stumbling around blindly.
Edit: Ah helll, meant to reply to the Bloodsport pic down below. Clearly time to hang it up tonight.
And that might be the deciding factor, especially with the Fiesta not an option (realistically, they're going to get
nothing the Big East champion and like it). The Big Ten draws too many eyes for an 11-1 at-large candidate to get passed over, particularly for the Pac-10 equivalent of Northwestern (in terms of "tiny private school that doesn't travel particularly well") and an eastern bowl game.
I'm pretty much resigned to the Citrus at this point, win or lose; Wisconsin's on too much of a roll for me to think Northwestern has any prayer, and Tressel doesn't lose to Michigan. Not that MSU's in any position to look down on the Citrus, but as a reward for an 11-1 season (should that happen) it's a bit underwhelming.
MSU can't even fill it own stadium. How on Earth would that be attractive to a bowl game committee?
Basically, the only way that MSU gets into the BCS is if either OSU or Wisconsin loses. If OSU loses, MSU is an auto bid to the Rose Bowl. If Wisconsin loses, OSU goes to the Rose Bowl on a tiebreaker and MSU is likely the at large choice for the Sugar Bowl...
Despite not selling out their home stadium, they have a bigger fan base than Stanford, and they likely look more attractive than the other at large candidates...
-A Nebraska team with 3 losses (that may not even be BCS eligible)
-Boise or TCU (Boise would actually the greatest competitor to MSU for the Sugar Bowl, their fans have shown they travel and this matchup would have more national buzz)
But even if Boise goes to the Sugar, I have to think the Orange Bowl would pick MSU over TCU or Stanford (TCU or Stanford would, in this situation, likely go to the Fiesta in a matchup that would make the Fiesta Bowl organizers nauseous.)
It's Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl. OSU won't leapfrog Wisconsin -- and shouldn't -- if their records are the same.
I also don't think there is much chance an undefeated non-AQ team (Boise or TCU) gets left out of a BCS game.
I wouldn't be so sure of that. I don't think OSU should leapfrog Wisconsin and they are far enough behind that it might be difficult, but if OSU lays us out and Wisconsin struggles in the least bit, I wouldn't be surprised if OSU gets some more votes in the last poll.
I fail to see any scenario that Stanford gets into a BCS game as an at-large selection. They have a tiny fan base that certainly doesn't travel well, so I think any bowl would hesitate to select them, because they would have a tough time selling the seats. I wonder how the selections would be impacted if you remove them from possible consideration.
Also, as others mention, I would put Boise State above TCU in the selection process. They are a fraction below them now, but face a good team in Nevada next and if Va Tech keeps winning, they will most definitely pass them in the computer rankings and would be the first non-AQ team selected.
If Auburn loses to Alabama or in the SEC champ game, and Oregon wins out, it seems certain that either TCU or Boise will play in the NCG. That situation removes the Rose Bowl's obligation to choose an AQ team, and the Rose Bowl would almost certainly choose Stanford, who may have a small fan base but will easily sell out their portion of the Rose Bowl, to maintain the Big 10-Pac 10 tradition.
That's about the only way that Stanford gets an at large bid, though.
Re: A LSU-Stanford Sugar Bowl.
There is virtually no chance that this scenario you've laid out occurs. A game of former Bo acolytes might be compelling to Michigan fans, but that's about it. If MSU goes to the Rose Bowl as a result of M beating OSU, Wisconsin is going to be the first team grabbed up due to the huge number of tix they sell. The at large selection order this year is Sugar, Orange, Fiesta.
In the situation above (we beat OSU, MSU to Rose Bowl), it's likely to play out like this...
If Auburn to NCG, then the Sugar chooses LSU to replace them and selects Wisconsin with their at large pick (which would be a great game). If an SEC team doesn't go to the nat'l championship, then it's going to be Wisco/SEC team in the Sugar. (If we lose to OSU and Wisco goes to the Rose Bowl, it's likely that OSU becomes the Sugar's pick).


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Bentley could make Walmart lone Medicaid prescription providerPublished 6:09pm Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Local drug stores could see reductions in revenue if Gov. Robert Bentley chooses a primary Medicaid prescription provider.
Bentley signed an executive order earlier in the year, appointing politicians, department chairs, physicians and insurance company representatives to the Alabama Medicaid Pharmacy Study Commission — designed to investigate ways to reduce the state's cost of Medicaid.
State Sen. Greg Reed, who chairs Senate Health Committee and sits on the commission, said the primary motivation for the commission's investigation is an exponential increase in Medicaid costs. Since 2008, Medicaid costs have increased from 25 percent of the state's general fund budget to 36 percent — approximately $615 million.
"We cannot continue to grow at that rate, the expense is too great," Reed said. "Our task has been given to gather information and examine how we can best distribute Medicaid prescriptions to Medicaid recipients in a cost effective way for the state."
So far, the commission has heard three presentations — from a pharmacy benefit management program, the Alabama Pharmacy Association and Walmart.
The presentations all placed an emphasis on reducing costs by purchasing in bulk and becoming the primary provider of Medicaid prescriptions.
"Much of the cost saving comes in economies of scale," Reed said. "It's no different than a clothing store. A mom and pop clothing store can't buy at the same cost as a large conglomerate like J.C. Penney."
But some Selma residents and local pharmacies are wary of the cost-saving methods.
"It's not fair, there are hundreds of little drugs stores that we all use," Selma resident Sallie Emerson said. "I don't think the governor has the right to choose what pharmacy every Medicaid prescription comes from. Would you like to eat at the same place as everyone in town?"
A switch to one, primary provider would reduce profits for local pharmacies, such as Carter Drug Co. in downtown Selma, owner Tim Williamson said.
"We provide services that big chain pharmacies can't provide," Williamson said. "We have in-house charge accounts and free delivery. All the money, all the tax money, all the sales tax, everything stays in this community; you won't see a chain pharmacy with a billboard at a local football game."
Emerson said free delivery is the most valuable service for many Selma residents.
"Some people don't have cars or are too sick to drive to the drugs store, so the delivery service is really helpful," she said.
Commission members won't have the final say on what group or store is chosen. Instead, the commission will present a full report of all presentations to Bentley in December, spokesman Jeremy King said. The commission will hear a few more presentations before delivering the report, but Walmart's presentation has already received criticism.
The chain store is proposing that all people living within 10 miles radius use Walmart's pharmacy. Those living outside of the radius could still use a local drug store, but the local store would have to contract with Walmart.
Walmart doesn't have to rely on its pharmacy as a primary source of income, Williamson said. On the other hand, he said Carter Drug Co., and many like it, rely primary on prescriptions to generate revenue.
Reed said he isn't ignoring the economic impact on local, rural pharmacies. He said the commission must consider the total economic impact of any decision that is made.
"When you turn the wheel in one direction, it turns in another; everything is interrelated," Reed said. "We want to save money, but if we minimize services to make it more difficult for Medicaid recipients to get drugs, we could have a greater expense overall. In very rural communities, many times the local pharmacists are one of the most significant health care providers."
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COBDEN, Ill. -- Denny Lee Nobles, 39, of Bastrop, Texas, formerly of Cobden, died Thursday, Dec. 30, 2004, from injuries received in a motorcycle accident in Bastrop.
He was born Feb. 28, 1965, in Joliet, Ill., the son of Denny A. and Betty Blessing Nobles.
Nobles was the plant manager for Cook Portable Warehouses in Bastrop. He also was active in coaching Little League baseball and football teams and was a member of the men's auxiliary of the Caroll P. Foster Post 3455 of the VFW in Anna, Ill.
Survivors include his mother, Betty George of Cobden; two sons, Beau and Hunter Nobles of the home; his father, Denny A. Nobles of California; a sister, Denise Reynolds of Anna; a brother, Larry George of Jonesboro, Ill.; and his grandmother, Mildred Blessing of Cobden.
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Danny Ford, owner of the dealership, said, "We've been here since 1989 when we bought the business from Blackwell-Baldwin. Fifteen years in the same place is a long time.
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HOUSTON, Sept. 27, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Toyota announced today it will serve as the Title Sponsor of the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (HHCC) 2012 Elected Officials Reception to be held on Thursday, September 27 th at Hotel Zaza in Houston, Texas. This sponsorship further demonstrates Toyota's commitment to the growing Latino community in Houston. The Elected Officials Reception will gather some of Houston's most prominent Hispanic business owners and provide an opportunity for these leaders to interact with state and local officials. "This annual reception is the largest gathering of Elected Officials in Houston. We appreciate Toyota's investment as we salute our Elected Officials," said Dr. Laura G. Murillo, President & CEO of the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.As the exclusive automotive sponsor, Toyota will engage participants with activities aimed to showcase its revolutionary safety program for Hispanic families, Buckle-Up for Life (BUFL), and display some of the most popular Toyota models. Other Toyota activities include:
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