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Beer float, anyone? Yuengling's Ice Cream returnsap photo
Shopper Linda Silvestri grabs a Yuengling ice cream at a Weis supermarket on Monday. Yuengling's Ice Cream is back after an absence of nearly 30 years.
POTTSVILLE, Pa. — Breyers, Ben & Jerry's, Edy's and Yuengling's: Which thing is not like the others?
Trick question. They all make ice cream.
The supermarket freezer aisle got a little more crowded Monday as Yuengling — a name more associated with ale, porter and lager than vanilla, chocolate and strawberry — took its place alongside the familiar brands.
Beer drinkers up and down the East Coast know Yuengling as a 185-year-old family-owned Pennsylvania brewery whose lager flows from taps in countless bars and restaurants. What they might not realize is that Yuengling used to make ice cream, too, starting in 1920 at the dawn of Prohibition.
Now Yuengling's Ice Cream is back after an absence of nearly 30 years, available at hundreds of stores in Pennsylvania, Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia, Delaware and New Jersey. Additional stores and markets could be added later.
"I was brought up with it," said Bob Pomian, picking up a $4.99 carton of chocolate marshmallow at a store in Pottsville, a few miles away from the brewery. "If it's the same ice cream I ate 50 years ago, then I'd be happy with it."
This incarnation of Yuengling's Ice Cream is a separate company with no connection to the brewery. But it has already capitalized on that famous name. Yuengling's initial run of 100,000 quarts rolled off the production line ahead of schedule because of high demand, fueled by nostalgia and the popularity of the eponymous beer.
"One of the biggest things in putting a new product on the market is getting brand-name recognition, which is a problem we don't have," said Yuengling's Ice Cream President David Yuengling, a cousin of brewery owner Dick Yuengling and great-grandson of the man who started the original ice cream company 94 years ago. "We are really popular for not having been on the market for 30 years."
Made by a small dairy in Tamaqua, Pa., Yuengling's is available in 10 flavors, including black and tan (Belgian chocolate and salted caramel), an homage to the ice cream's brewery roots.
The brewery side of the family, in fact, had no problem with a relaunch of the ice cream brand, so long as the frozen treat met expectations. They gave their blessing after trying samples of chocolate chip and mint chocolate chip.
"Needless to say, these received a thumb's up from all of us!" Jennifer Yuengling, the eldest daughter of Dick Yuengling and a member of the brewery family's sixth generation, said via email.
The original Yuengling's dairy was spun off into a separate company after Prohibition ended, and continued selling ice cream and other dairy products for the next half-century. David Yuengling's father closed the business in 1985 because neither of his sons was interested in taking over, and Yuengling spent the next three decades in the computer industry.
A few years ago, a family friend approached him about rebooting Yuengling's Ice Cream. Yuengling, 51, was ready for a career change, but wanted to make sure there'd be room for another brand in the $6.8 billion take-home ice cream market. He realized the Yuengling name would probably get his product an initial lick — but to scoop the competition, it had to be good.
"What is it that's going to keep us going? What are people going to like about this to keep them buying it?" Yuengling said he asked himself. "It's a tough nut to crack, and it's not an easy business."
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RCR Crew Member Profile: Scott Honan
August 14, 2013
Richard Childress Racing Crew Member Spotlight
Scott Honan
No. 62 Camping World Truck Series Team Mechanic and Jackman
Scott Honan, mechanic and jackman for the No. 62 South Point Hotel & Casino NASCAR Camping World Truck Series team, started small and worked his way up the ranks when it came to his racing career. The first stop on his journey was at the Skip Barber Racing School where he worked as a mechanic. Following that, he picked up a part time position with Andy Evan's Scandi Ferrari sports car team and then moved on to a spot working with Brett Roubinek in the former NASCAR Busch North Series in 1998.
In November of 1999, Honan made the big move down south on the hunt for a position with a NASCAR team. Upon his arrival in North Carolina, Honan landed a spot with the family owned team Lewis Motorsports working with driver Ashton Lewis. This was his first opportunity to be part of a legitimate pit crew and where he learned all things pit crew related. After that, Honan made stops at Innovative Motorsports, Inc., Toyota Racing Development and ppc Racing before finding a home at Robby Gordon Motorsports in 2005.
The established jackman put his skills to good use on the No. 7 team from 2005 until the end of the 2008 season. While at RGM, Honan filled mechanic, fabricator and pit crew coordinator duties. He admits, holding the responsibly of hiring and firing pit crew members was the hardest job he ever had to do.
Following his three-year stint at RGM, Honan transitioned to Rusty Wallace, Inc., working with drivers David Stremme and Steve Wallace during the 2009 and 2010 seasons, before settling in at Richard Childress Racing in 2011.
Honan landed a position on the No. 22 Camping World Truck Series team with driver Joey Coulter after being recruited by the team's pit crew coach as a jackman for the NASCAR rookie driver. The seasoned pit crew member picked up his first NASCAR-career win with Coulter and the No. 22 team in the Camping World Truck Series event at Pocono Raceway in 2012.
When he's not in the shop or on the road, Honan spends his spare time working with his motocross team, SHMX (Scott Honan Motocross). Motorcycles have always been a passion for the RCR team member. Owning the team and working on the bikes really gives Honan the opportunity to shine as a team owner and mechanic, it's also an outlet for the Connecticut native to break away from the world of NASCAR. Honan started the team to give young riders a chance to race. Follow @SH_MX on Twitter to find out more about Honan and his motocross team.


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Our Military Student Advancement Office aims to serve students in their transition into civilian and student life. Beginning with a unique orientation session that works within WOW, we are here to support students by promoting community, fellowshipping and offering encouragement as they become familiar with The Master's University. Through special events and forums, we seek to provide opportunities for involvement in all areas of the campus. Whether students have served in the military, are serving, planning to serve, or involved in a ROTC program, we seek to be a resource during their time at TMU. Our office is also available to assist the students in answering any questions they may have regarding military educational benefits, such as the GI Bill and Tuitions Assistance.
Veterans, as well as their family members utilizing GI benefits, are being encouraged to consider The Master's University as their school of choice. To help promote awareness that TMU accepts VA educational benefits, TMU established a Military Student Advancement Office in the fall semester of 2010. This outreach is designed to assist veterans who are considering TMC as well as those who are applying, as they work through their applications and the process of obtaining their VA benefits. Once they arrive to campus, the Military Student Advancement Office aims to smooth their transition into civilian and student life, offering support where needed and building a cohesive military community through regular events and programs.
The Master's University is approved as a degree-granting institution for the attendance of veterans under Title 38 of the United States Code. This primarily includes the Montgomery GI Bill and the new Post 9/11 GI Bill, as well as provisions for transfer of entitlement of benefits to spouses or children. The Post 9/11 GI bill applies towards tuition and fees, provides a book stipend, as well as a housing allowance. In addition, TMU participates in the Yellow Ribbon Program under the Post 9/11 GI Bill. TMU will contribute up to $10,000 towards tuition per year resulting in 100% coverage of tuition costs.
Distance learning courses are available for those seeking to pursue a thoroughly Christian education while still on active duty. TMC currently accepts tuition assistance from the Air Force and Army. The Master's University is currently pursuing ways to serve military chaplains through special training or additional education.
The Master's University has developed relationships, or "Cross-Town Agreements" with other major state universities. This agreement is designed to allow a student to attend The Master's University while participating in ROTC at the local major university.
The Master's University currently has relationships with the Army and Air Force at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), the University of Southern California (USC), and Loyola Marymount University (LMU).
Mentorship from student veterans is promoted to prepare ROTC cadets for the challenges of military life as Christian leaders. Opportunity exists for ROTC cadets interested in chaplaincy to continue onto seminary before entering active duty or reserve status.
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200 American National Government (3-0-3). Survey of the American political system, with emphasis on the Constitution, governmental structure, the political process and selected policy outcomes.
218 State and Local Government (3-0-3). A comparative study of American state and local governments, with emphasis on federalism, federal and state relations, interstate regulations, and structure and political process of state and local governments.
290 Topics in Political Science (3-0-3). Formal course in diverse areas of political science. Course may be repeated for different topics. Specific topics will be announced and indicated by subtitle on the student transcript. PR: 3 credits in political science.
300 Political Thought (3-0-3). A survey of ancient, medieval, modern, and post-modern political thought. Special attention given to contemporary political ideologies, including fundamentalism, feminism, environmentalism, and communitarianism. PR: POSC 200 or ENGL 201.
312 Comparative Governments (3-0-3). Comparative study of the world's major patterns of government; goals, scope and methods of cross-national political analysis with emphasis on the systems of Great Britain, France, and other Western Nations. PR: POSC 200.
325 Judicial Process (3-0-3). Study of the American legal system on both the state and national levels. Focus on the concept of law, selection of judges, criminal and civil procedure, trial and appellate processes. PR: POSC 200.
350 Public Administration (3-0-3). Examines the context within which public administrators at the national, state, and local levels operate. Topics include the nature of bureaucracy, the legitimacy of public administrators in American governance, governmental budgeting and financial governance, administrative budgeting and financial management, administrative ethics, administrative theory, human resources management, intergovernmental relations, and the public policy process. PR: POSC 200.
401 American Constitutional Law (3-0-3). A study of basic principles of American constitutional government with emphasis on leading Supreme Court cases. PR: POSC 200.
404 American Political Parties and Pressure Groups (3-0-3). Study of American politics with emphasis upon the role, organization, functions and processes of political parties and pressure groups. PR: POSC 200.
405 International Relations (3-0-3). Study of major concepts and approaches in world politics and analysis of process, institutions, problems of war and peace, and contemporary trends. PR: POSC 200.
490 Topics in Political Science (3-0-3). Selected topics concerning political issues of historical importance, popular interest, or contemporary relevance. May be repeated for difference topics, offered as announced. PR: 6 hours of political science courses and consent of instructor. PR: POSC 200.
495 Special Topics in Political Science (1-3 hours). Independent research in major field for students who have demonstrated a capacity for responsible work. Not repeatable. PR: POSC 200, Permission of directing professor and dean.
498 Political Science Internship (1-6 hours). Supervised field experience with a government organization or agency. Beyond submission of completed work assignments and time log, an additional written paper and/or oral presentation may be required depending on the nature of the field experience and the amount of credit requested. Course may be repeated to a maximum of six semester hours. PR: POSC 200, 218, and consent of instructor.


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Yes, this can happen overnight practically. It has happened very rapidly for me every time, having had four pregnancies while breastfeeding. And the fact that she could pump and now can't makes me think this is what is going on when coupled with the fussiness the LO is exhibiting. It is sad, and it is hard on everyone. I cried when I realized nursing was done for my first two. One did come back to it after the baby was born and nursed for a month or two.
When pregnant with a fussy baby who is teething, meds are a necessity or mom will go nuts from exhaustion. BTDT several times now


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COMMUNITY POOLS may be on the verge of extinction in Eastern Ohio.
Bellaire appears to have started a disturbing trend when the All-American Town closed the gates on its municipal pool several years ago. The pool was subsequently filled in and developed into a softball field.
Softball is booming in Eastern Ohio, so another field is a nice option. However, Bellaire residents longing to take a summer dip have suffered ever since.
Now the two largest communities in Belmont County may also be headed for a similar fate.
St. Clairsville is home to a picturesque and popular pool. However, Allen Pool and the rest of Memorial Park may fall victim to voter apathy. Should a .25-mill levy supporting the park fail on the May 7 ballot, the park and pool will be shut down in quick fashion.
Martins Ferry, meanwhile, will open its pool June 1. How many more summers that happens is up for discussion.
Financial issues hound the Purple pool. Donations are needed from the public and private sector to help purchase chemicals to get the facility operational.
The city administration has been quite helpful with paying recreation department bills, but can only do so much. Thus, generosity is key to the pool's future.
The financial woes are compounded by the physical condition of the pool. The gutter system is in sad shape. A new pool is truly needed but such a scenario is also cost prohibitive. Thus, the pool's long-term viability is shrouded in doubt.
If the worst case scenario plays out, Bellaire, Martins Ferry and St. Clairsville will all be without swimming pools. That would truly be unfortunate.
Those communities should use Shadyside as a shining example on what a pool means to a community.
The pool in Tiger Town was resurrected two summers ago through tremendous commitment and dedication from the village's government and residents. Money had to be anted up and sacrifices made. Shadyside residents answered the challenges.
Now it is a thriving summer recreation venue.
It is too late to save the Bellaire pool. It is dead and buried.
Martins Ferry and St. Clairsville residents have an opportunity to provide life preservers to vital recreational sites.


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Madison Nordic Ski Club Elver Cross-Country Race Series
Date & Time:Tuesday, January 7, 2014 -
6:00pm to 8:00pm
Location(s):Elver Park
1250 McKenna Boulevard
Madison, WI
The MadNorSki Elver Races Series will be held on Tuesday nights at Madison's Elver Park. Races will be held on January 7, 14, 21, and 28, and on February 4 and 11, 2014. Race distances will be 5k and 10k, with both freestyle and classic technique races each night. All skiers are welcome. There will be a one hour time limit on all races this year, both for 5k and 10k events.
All dates are weather and snow-dependent. Fees per race: $2 for youth, $10 for Madnorski members, and $15 for non-members. Season rates also available.
Event Cost: $10
Sponsoring Organization(s): Madison Nordic Ski Club


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Even though her hair is usually blond (see this year's Oscar's hairstyle), Scarlett Johansson is no stranger to the dark side—but the auburn color she debuted last spring was especially fiery! Designed for her reprisal of Black Widow in The Avengers, the hue was redder than the role's original look. For now, Johansson is back to blond: she attended this month's We Bought a Zoo premiere wearing a flaxen updo.
Two Mildred Pierce events, two different looks! At the New York premiere in March, Evan Rachel Wood wore platinum-blond locks and ruby lipstick; by the film's Venice Film Festival debut in September, she was retro-chic with a golden pixie and '60s-inspired eye makeup.
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Compassion began its ministry in Bangladesh in June 2004 with the Child Sponsorship Program, and the Child Survival Program began in 2010. The year 2010 also marked five years of ministry in Bangladesh as well as registration of the 15,000th child.
Additionally, the government of Bangladesh declared our ministry an International NGO in 2008, enabling us to use our logo with the tagline "Releasing children from poverty in Jesus' name," which is significant for a country that is primarily Muslim and closed to the gospel.
Country Director
Kajal K. Sengupta joined us in 2007 as Country Director. Prior to joining our ministry, Kajal held the position of Chief Accountant for USAID at the U.S. Embassy in Dhaka from 2003 until 2007, and Grants Controller for CARE Bangladesh from 2002 to 2003.
Kajal holds a Master's of Business Administration from East West University, as well as a Master's of Commerce from Chittagong University.
Implementing Church Partners
Implementing Church Partners are local churches in Bangladesh with whom we work to deliver child development programs and ministry in the field.
- Spiritual Climate
Bangladesh is made up of 83 percent Muslims, 16 percent Hindus, 0.6 percent Buddhists and 0.4 percent Christians. While Islam is the official religion of Bangladesh, other religious minorities such as Christians and Hindus are allowed to worship, although they face societal discrimination.
The majority of discrimination against Christians comes from Muslims who deny Christians access to higher-level government jobs. Non-Christians, specifically Muslims, cannot receive Jesus Christ openly due to religious threats. If somebody does receive Christ, he or she will be banished from society. The evangelical churches in Bangladesh face a great deal of risk.
- Unique Challenges
One major challenge in Bangladesh is recruiting qualified staff, specifically in rural areas. Most of the population does not have a quality education, and those that do often do not wish to stay in rural areas.
Implementing Church Partner leaders are working hard to recruit qualified staff for the child development centers, but extensive training is needed to comply with ministry standards.
Another challenge is the concept of partnership. Currently, some Implementing Church Partners look at their partnership with our ministry as a "cow and milker" relationship. We are the cow and the Implementing Church Partners are the milkers. This is consistent with the beggar mentality that has plagued Bangladesh for 30 years.
Natural disasters are another challenge. Every year Bangladesh deals with natural calamities such as floods, famine, cyclones, etc. In recent years, abnormal flooding has increased dramatically, causing serious damage to lives and property.
- Contributions
Implementing Church Partners provide the infrastructure and facilities as well as the physical labor needed to maintain the facilities. Additionally, they provide counseling, monitoring and supervision for the program activities.
- Partner Development Activities
The ministry in Bangladesh develops partners by training on topics such as spirituality, leadership, project management, vision casting, curriculum and program communication.
Child Survival Program
The Child Survival Program is new in Bangladesh. Registration was completed in September 2010 and the program began in October 2010.
- Caregiver Literacy
Caregivers come to the center four times a month. Child Survival Program Implementers, along with other staff and the pastor, will train the mothers on various topics, including how to write their names.
- Income-Generating Skills
We offer vocational training on growing vegetables in small spaces, keeping goats, hens and ducks, and making handicraft items.
- Health Care
Hygiene and health awareness classes are offered at the child development center four days a month.
- Nutritional Support
Lunch is provided for the mothers on the days they attend the center. In addition, energy drinks such as Horlicks and baby food are provided on a regular basis.
- Involvement of Fathers
Fathers are required to come to the child development center once a month.
The Child Survival Program Implementer and the church pastor also encourage the fathers to take proper care of their wives and children.
- Transitioning Out of the Child Survival Program
After their fourth birthday, children are expected to join the Child Sponsorship Program. New mothers and babies take the place of mothers and children who have moved into the Child Sponsorship Program.
- Areas of Expansion for the Child Survival Program
We plan to expand the Child Survival Program into various remote areas of the country where the infant mortality rate is very high.
Child Sponsorship Program
Your sponsorship of a child in Bangladesh provides a variety of benefits.
Schools in Bangladesh start around 10:30 a.m. and the children come to the child development center around 8 or 8:30 a.m. before school.
After school the children return to the center to have a meal and spend several hours doing activities. The reasons children spend so many hours at the center are malnutrition and the need for educational support.
We want to provide meals and additional support for their schooling every day. We are also fortunate that our funds go further in Bangladesh so we are able to have the children at the child development centers for longer periods of time.
- Meeting Times
- 3 to 5 year olds: 6 hours a day, from Monday through Friday, and 8 hours on Saturday for non-school-going children; 5 hours a day, from Monday through Friday, and 8 hours on Saturday for school-going children.
- 6 to 8 year olds: 5 hours a day, from Monday through Friday, and 8 hours on Saturday.
- 9 to 11 year olds: 4 hours a day, from Monday through Friday (2 hours before school and 2 hours after school), and 8 hours on Saturday.
- 12 to 14 year olds: 4 hours a day, from Monday through Friday (2 hours before school and 2 hours after school), and 8 hours on Saturday.
- 15 to 18 year olds: 4 hours a day, from Monday through Friday (2 hours before school and 2 hours after school), and 8 hours on Saturday.
Children also spend 8 hours at the child development center on holidays.
Because one of the biggest challenges facing children in Bangladesh is a lack of food, each child receives a meal (usually lunch) five days a week. They are also provided with seasonal fruit and milk once a week.
Meals generally consist of rice and lentils along with either vegetables, fish, eggs, meat or potatoes. None of the child development centers serve beef or pork; all of the centers serve chicken and some serve mutton.
Vaccinations are administered at the child development centers by doctors and medical support staff from nearby public clinics.
The majority of the child development only use the certified national curriculum. However, some of the centers use a spiritual curriculum as well, which was developed by a faith-based organization called Generation Bangladesh.
This spiritual curriculum is used only for children 11 years old and above. The children learn about God, Jesus, the Holy Spirit and the Bible.
There are various extracurricular activities available to the children, such as adolescent camps and Cluster Camp (a camp that holds spiritual and cultural activities with groups from several child development centers at once).
Activities also include sports competitions among multiple child development centers, singing/dancing classes and competitions, drama classes, drawing classes and competitions, and Bible quizzes.
Most child development centers in Bangladesh do not yet offer any vocational training; however, some of the centers offer opportunities to learn sewing and pottery.
Also, adolescents participate in a special Bible training called "Mail Box Club" and attend spiritual camps.
Each child development center has a meeting once a month for parents. In these meetings, the staff tries to build awareness among the parents about cleanliness, hygiene and the importance of education for both male and female children.
During the home visits, the social worker and tutors further educate the parents about the importance of education as well as suitable environments for children.
There are plans to expand the Child Sponsorship Program into the Hill Tracts over the next few years. There are mainly tribal people groups in that area who are deprived of most facilities.
Children in this area are vulnerable and deprived of education and spiritual and physical growth opportunities. There are a number of Christian churches who could be potential partners.
Complementary Interventions
Our core Child Sponsorship Program, while comprehensive, does not address all obstacles to a child's healthy development. The Complementary Interventions program was created to work with our holistic child development model to provide additional services, such as our AIDS Initiative, Bibles for all children, disaster relief and water projects.
Complementary Interventions in Bangladesh have included medical services to Cyclone Aila-affected centers in 2009. At that time we provided oral saline, water purification tablets, medicine and primary health treatment to 644 people including children, parents and community members.
We are currently providing a deep tube well/ring, which is a hand pump to collect water for child development centers who are suffering from a lack of safe drinking water. This program is incorporated with the water and hygiene education given to Child Sponsorship Program families.
We are also distributing insecticide-treated nets to the malaria-prone areas and working to raise awareness about malaria.


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It might sound funny, but there are ways to get free weed if you don't have money. The first thing to add of course it that drugs are bad. You should not use drugs, even if they are free. But if you are going to smoke weed anyway you might as well do so without losing money. Here are some tips.
Grow your own
Growing your own weed is illegal in many countries and states but not in all. Around the world there are many countries where you are allowed to grow your own weed-plants if it's for your own personal use. Growing them works best in an outdoor environment with lots of sun and enough water. Indoors is very well possible but you probably need to add articifial light and stuff, which costs electrictity. You could consider trowing some seed-bombs in your direct environment and see how well they grow later on.
Stop smoking
Well, We can't repeat enough. Just stop it. If you're addicted to nicotine we have some good tips for you. Not only will you save your longs and the money you would be wasting on drugs, you will have less munchies so you'll save money on food. It's also less likely for you to loose your job, end up with endless credit card debts and payday loans and sit like a stoned couch potato in front of your TV.
Common option: Be nice
It's quite common to share "joints". The thing is called that way for a reason. If you're a nice person you can usually just ask people who are smoking a joint if you can join in and you'll be fine. There can be big differences in different countries, cities and neighborhoods though. In some places it can be a bad idea to just ask someone if you can share their spliff.
US option: Coupons
In the United States there are some websites that give out free weed. CouponsForWeed.com is the self-described "best place for finding coupons for weed. Our Medical Marijuana coupons are from the best collectives and dispensaries" in states with Medical Marijuana laws. Then there is WeedFreebies.Com, only for California residents.
Effects of drugs: not funny
The effect of cannabis on the memory of adults has not been proven, but it can be risky for children and adolescents, Wikipedia:
Long term exposure to cannabis poses a risk of irreversible cognitive impairment in children and adolescents; other than for the very highest of doses, no similar risk has been established for adults.[3] Changes in attention, psychomotor task ability, and short-term memory are associated with very recent (12 to 24 hours) marijuana use. Any long-term central nervous system effects of the residual drug are indistinguishable from variations in the user's susceptibility, or any pre-existing psychiatric disorder.
However, as far as mental health, cancer and respiratory problems, smoking cannabis is not so great. Still, in comparison to other drugs such as alcohol, tobacco, cocaine, heroine and xtc the mortality and other adverse effects of marihuana are negligible.
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130 Microsoft Word& Presentations (1-2-3). This course is designed to prepare students to effectively use a major word processing package. Word topics include: formatting, editing, file management, tables, columns, and graphics. PowerPoint topics include: creating and editing presentations, which include illustrations and shapes, custom backgrounds and SmartArt diagrams, and information graphics. This course meets the computer skill requirement under the General Studies requirement. Prerequisite: None.
230 Desktop Publishing (3-1-3).Adobe Corporation's layout and design software InDesign® is used to enable students to produce attractive published documents. Adobe's PhotoShop will be integrated to support the manipulation and editing of graphic art images. Print and web application projects will include: posters, brochures, advertisements, newsletters, and multi-page booklets. PR: BUSN 130.
232 Business and Electronic Communications (3-0-3). Designed to help the student write clear and concise business letters, memos, reports, and e-mail communications. Students will also present a presentation using PowerPoint. Other topics covered are the communication process, verbal and nonverbal communication, job/employment search, resumes, and cover letters. Electronic communication is integrated into this course by using the Internet, e-mail, and presentation software. PR: ENGL 101 or equivalent.
240 Microsoft Excel (1-2-3).Designed to prepare students to progress from an introductory Excel level to the specialist/expert level of spreadsheet competencies. Excel topics include: creating worksheets with embedded charts; formulas, functions, formatting and web queries; what-if analysis, charting, and working with large worksheets; creating static and dynamic web pages; financial functions, data tables, amortization schedules, and hyperlinks; creating templates and working with multiple worksheets and workbooks; using macros and visual basic for applications; formula auditing, data validation; and importing data, working with PivotCharts, PivotTables, and Trendlines. PR BUSN 130 or COSC 102.
250 Quantitative Techniques in Business (3-0-3). Theory and application of mathematical models as they are applied to business problem solving. Topics include: integrals; quadratic and exponential powers; limits and derivatives; and introductory probability and statistical concepts. This course is not a substitute for any course in the Math calculus sequence. This course will satisfy the Basic Skills mathematics requirement. PR: ACT main math score of 26 (COMPASS 46 or above), or MATH 109; and either ECON 211 or 212.
260 Microsoft Access (1-2-3). Designed to prepare students from an introductory Access to a specialist/expert level of database competencies. Access topics include: creating, querying, and maintaining a database; sharing data among applications; reports, forms, and multiple tables applications; OLE fields, hyperlinks, and subforms; switchboards, PivotTables, and PivotCharts; Advanced report and form techniques; creating multi-page forms with visual basic; and administering a database system. PR BUSN 130 or COSC 102 or permission of instructor.
301 Business Law and the Legal Environment (3-0-3). Sources, classifications, functions, and evolution of law. Courts and procedures, torts, contracts, real and personal property, agency relationships, forms of business organizations, estates, landlord and tenant, and bankruptcy.
302 Business Law for Professional Accountants (3-0-3). This course is a continuation of BUSN 301 - Business Law and the Legal Environment. It provides an in-depth study of business law subjects encountered by the professional accountant. Topics covered include commercial transactions under the UCC, real and personal property, contracts, government regulation, estates and trusts, and business organizations. The purpose of the course is to provide students with the business law background to enable them to use good judgment in the practice of their profession and to understand and exercise sound professional judgment in their careers. PR: BUSN 301.
310 Applied Business Statistics (3-0-3). Focuses on the application of statistical techniques to assist business decision making. Areas of inquiry include: descriptive statistics, inferential statistics, basic probability concepts, the nature of hypothesis testing, sample size determinations, confidence intervals, t-tests, analysis of variance (ANOVA), chi square, correlation, and simple and multiple regression. Emphasis is placed on the use of statistical software packages. PR: Math 109 or higher.
330 Web Page Design (1-2-3). The design and execution of dynamic web pages using web design packages such as Dreamweaver. Attention will be given to issues of loading speed, navigation, and attention getting techniques. Use of keywords, spiders, and multi-media will be explored. PR: BUSN 130 or COSC 102.
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399 Disney Exploration Series (3-0-0). The BSC School of Business participates in the Walt Disney World College Program, which enables BSC students to receive an internship at Walt Disney World. As an addition to the internship program, students may choose to participate in the Disney Exploration Series, which exposes the student to lectures by Disney executives and management personnel on important business topics. Each Disney Exploration Series topic is addressed in a series of two-hour lectures, with a total of 12-18 hours devoted to each topic. This course requires students to participate in two of these lecture series, and to write a paper relating the content of each lecture series to the student's major. Permission of the Dean of the School of Business is required for enrollment in this course; and the student's participation in the Disney Exploration Series must be coordinated by a faculty member of the School of Business. PR: Permission of the Dean of the School of Business and acceptance into the Walt Disney World College Program.
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499 Independent Studies in Business (1-3 hours credit per semester. Course may be repeated to a maximum of six hours credit). Individual, instructor-supervised research into selected topics in business administration. PR: Consent of the instructor.


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MONTICELLO, NY — The George L. Cooke fifth-grade poets enjoyed their recent unit of study, "Playing with Words." They played with specific techniques, line breaks, stanza, figurative language (such as similes) rhyme and alliterations to make unique poems as tumbling snowflakes. The theme was winter, so all classes chose a winter-related image to use on the bulletin boards in the school's hallways. The photos here display some of the results.


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Opening Day saw some pretty spectacular bullpen meltdowns. But what
does it say about the game that teams have become so reliant on the
bullpen that relievers can pretty much make or break a season? Have
pitchers gotten soft?
Morristown, NJ
'Tis the season to yack up ballgames, fa la la la la, la la la AGGGHHHH!!!!
*Breaks window, jumps from the second story, runs down the street screaming even though forgot pants*
Believe me, Mr. Jake, I am really trying to tackle this one without any bias, without any memory of Opening Day in the 'Lou, without a mammoth-sized chip on my shoulder. But let's be honest: in baseball, there isn't much worse than watching your team dominate throughout a game, only to blow it all in the 9th when the win is on the line.
My Redbirds managed to do that on Opening Day. The Brewers did too (all credit goes to John Axford). The Mets ran into it last night with Jail-Rod's shenanigans (Also, his unfettered desire to fight people proves that pitchers — at least this one — have not gotten "soft"… unless the pitcher's name is Kyle Farnsworth). Hell, ask the 2010 Baltimore Orioles… they know all about losing games late considering they blew more games last year than Lil Kim did Bad Boys in the 90s.
But what does it say about the game that teams have become so reliant on the bullpen that relievers can pretty much make or break a season? Gee, I'm not sure it's really come to that. The '08 Cardinals were pretty awful, as I remember the bullpen yacking up over 25 games late… but, after giving it the old eye test, I'm not sure it's really fair to say that the state of Major League bullpens is any different than it has been in years past. You either have a good one, a mediocre one, or a bad one.
And even when you have a bad one, that doesn't necessarily spell gloom and doom for one's team. 2009 Brad Lidge comes to mind; my pedestrian and oft frightened colleague, Mr. Krause probably could've done a better job on the hill than Lidge that season, but the Phillies still managed to grind their way to the World Series.
Unfortunately, these days, the role of a "closer" and "set-up man" and "7th inning guy" has been magnified because of money. The more money involved, the more pressure. The more pressure, the fewer who can actually deal with it.
In fact, for my money, there's only one closer who is reliable every single day and that man's name is Mariano Rivera. I think the Yankees could realistically state that their season might rely on Mo's cutters; but then again, their set-up man saved 40+ last year. And, oh yeah, their all-star lineup doesn't hurt either.
But for the other 29 teams, yeah, it could be a problem. But when your team is in flux — featuring an unsigned future Hall of Famer, a sidelined perennial Cy Young contender, and an All-Star outfielder absent because of an appendectomy — then you got more problems than you can actually stomach right now. The bullpen is just one of many.
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I told one of the Mets beat writers not to go over the top in questioning K-Rod.
Historically, he doesn't like that.
Too true. Good bullpens that make a difference and bad bullpens that wreck havoc with leads have been a factor in the game for decades. I remember my grandfather growling about the Angels less than affectionately nicknamed "Arson Squad" of a bullpen back when I was a kid. These were guys who blew Nolan Ryan leads.
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The head of the state of Saxony, Germany, once again reiterated possibilities for the government to acquire a large stake in Qimonda, a troubled maker of dynamic random access memory (DRAM), in order to keep the company's manufacturing fab in Germany in operation and save jobs for thousands of employees.
Stanislaw Tillich, the prime minister of Saxony, said that the state government could consider a 25% stake in order to have a voice in future company decisions. Still, the majority of investment to support the company must come from a private investor, to which the state could also provide financial help, reports Associated Press.
"Saxony would do everything to ensure Qimonda's roof is waterproof, but an outside investor with a viable business plan was the most essential for Qimonda," said Mr. Tillich.
About 3200 workers are employed by Qimonda in the area, even more jobs are indirectly created by the main semiconductor fab of the manufacturer there.
Earlier this week the government of Portugal, where Qimonda has manufacturing facilities too, said it was ready to buy 14% stake in the company provided that the government of Saxony and a foreign investor would also invest into the DRAM maker.
Earlier this year an official for the European Union said he saw no reasons in helping Qimonda, which raised questions whether the company could continue production in Europe.
Qimonda is now rampind down its production in order to cut expenses drastically. According to some estimates, the firm is losing €42 million a week.


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MTV's Jersey Shore, a new reality show about self-described Guidos and Guidettes sharing a house in Seaside Heights, New Jersey, caught my eye. Not just because I spent the first two decades of my life in New Jersey, but because I've been looking for something just like this show for a long time, because it finally means we can move on: MTV's Jersey Shore is the Worst Thing to Happen to the East Coast Since 9/11. Unlike MTV's sponsors, New Jersey residents and Italian-American organizations I'm not worried that normal, thinking human beings will see the show and think "That must be what Jersey is like." I'm worried that idiots will see the show and think "Finally! A place where I can be with others! I'm gonna spend my summers in Jersey now, too!" That doesn't change the fact that after only two weeks on the air, I friggin love this show. MTV found eight of the most ridiculously absurd humans on the East Coast, put them in a house together and built a jacuzzi on top of that house. Whereas the The Real World is usually good for a train wreck or two once it picks up enough steam, from a standing start Jersey Shore impossibly begins mid-train wreck, and promises to only get worse. By the first night, the young Italian caricatures are all gathering around the kitchen, cooking up homemade Italian food and eating together. It's exactly like the Corleone family, except there's no morality and everyone is Fredo.
Daniel O'Brien is a Professor of Media Studies at Harvard University.
To help you catch up, I decided to get some of the heavy lifting out of the way for you. Here's who you'll meet on Jersey Shore. Mike "The Situation" Mike "The Situation" is what happens when Luca Brasi tried to have a baby by mating with failure. (It's a boy!) He describes himself as "sensitive" but also with "a ton of game to back it up." "The Situation" is sometimes his nickname, as when he tells people at dinner that "Situation sits at the head of the house." It's also the name he uses to describe his ab muscles, as when he asks strangers if they've "seen The Situation yet," and then removes his shirt if they say no. He also will occasionally use the word "situation" in its traditional sense, which doesn't seem to matter because he's an idiot who doesn't understand how words work. Outstanding Moment: This sentence, taken verbatim, used on the show to describe what happens when three skanks get in a hot tub ... I think: "This situation is gonna be indescribable you can't even describe the situation that you're about to get into the situation." That sentence happened. Vinny Vinny is the closest thing Jersey Shore has to a human being. He's the only one of the guys who doesn't look like he's part of some bizarre viral marketing campaign aimed at selling some kind of Hair Gel/HGH Combo Package. He even thinks it's strange when people introduce themselves as "Situation" and "J-WOWW." This is his first summer as a 21-year-old, so he's the only one whose manic excitement and drunk antics can be justified. He's the smartest member of the house, and it's not really even close. Outstanding Moment: Getting pinkeye on the second day. Children are the only people in the world who get pinkeye. This is because pinkeye is the result of getting fecal matter (poop) in your eye, and children are the only people stupid enough to put themselves in situations wherein that might actually happen. Well, other than Vinny. (The smart one.) Paul "DJ Pauly D" I'm actually just going to directly quote his cast bio, because it does more damage than any synonyms for douchebag I'll be able to invent while I'm furious. "Pauly D is Rhode Island's most well known DJ and keeps a tanning bed in his house. He orders gel by the case and does his hair twice a day--once in the morning and once before hitting the town." DJ Pauly D has the mouth of a shark, the hair of a house fire and the subtlety and class of neither. He also has the pierced junk of... someone with their junk pierced. He's got a dick ring, is my point, and he loves himself for it. It's been a while since I priced home tanning beds in Rhode Island, but I'd imagine it's not a buyer's market. I don't know how much Pauly makes DJ'ing and grinning like a piranha, but it's evidently enough that he can both afford a tanning bed and resent his new job as a t-shirt salesman (he feels it doesn't effectively utilize his DJ skills). While Jersey Shore promises to be just riddled with fights, the only one that's occurred within the first two hours involved Pauly, who threw one of the most hilarious sucker punches I've ever seen. He described it as a "clean right cross." Anyone viewing described it as some light nose-pawing at a non-fighting opponent whose arms are being held back. Pauly left the club immediately thereafter.
Outstanding Moment: Being almost 30. Almost 30 and picking up 19-year-olds in the same town that high schoolers flock to after their junior prom. Get some help, Pauly. We're worried about you. Ronnie Ronnie seems like a decent human being, at first. He's levelheaded, he's honest and terrifyingly enormous. His one rule is "Don't fall in love at the Jersey Shore," but will he break his own rule? More importantly, will anyone give a shit? It's too early to tell, but Ronnie is probably going to be my favorite character, a decision that's only 60 percent based on my fear that he could crush and eat me if he wanted to. His time in the house is mostly spent eating sandwiches without a shirt on, which is actually a lifestyle I can get behind. He might objectively be a bad human being, but there's something about him that makes you want to root for him. (Again, probably the "fear.") He says he likes to "pound out" women and that the house will make them "melt in their pants." He's always either shoulder deep in the fridge or making a smoothie. Life is never that simple, but Ronnie finds a way. Outstanding Moment:
Look at that guy, he's found the secret to happiness. Angelina "Jolie" She describes herself as a very proud and determined cock-blocker, which is the worst thing to be without actually being AIDS on purpose. Making good on her promise, whenever one of the guys brings a lady home for a sweet, romantic evening on their rooftop fuck-swing, Angelina is right there to shriek and stamp until the new lady gets dressed and goes home. She's also sort of a quote machine. She almost quit her job as a t-shirt saleswoman and justified it by saying "I'm a bartender. I do great things." Which I suppose is possible, if the PeaceCorps added a bar when nobody was looking. She packs her belongings in garbage bags, makes bizarre threats for no reason and, in all likelihood, will be a serial killer one day. I am more attracted to her than anyone else on this show. Outstanding Moment: When Angelina saw some random girls getting naked in the rooftop hot tub, she said "that's how we know we're classy girls, because we've been living in this house with these guys for two days and we haven't done anything." Bonus Outstanding Moment: Hours later, she went out and cheated on her boyfriend. Jenni J-WOWW J-WOWW describes herself as a "praying mantis," but she also demands to be called "J-WOWW" because "that's what people say in the club when they see me," proving that she is hearing disabled or totally insane. She looks like a statue I would make if I was commissioned to design a campaign around the idea that breast implants won't solve all of your problems, and she sounds like a 60-year-old chain-smoking diner hag. Outstanding Moment: Cheated on her boyfriend with the 45 year-old DJ Pauly D, and then forgot about it. In fairness to her, and as the Magic: The Gathering card I've created for her shows, she stopped from cheating on him a second time and found comfort in delicious, delicious ham. There's hope for this one yet. Nicole "Snooki" Snooki, Snooki, Snooki. Snooki is a cross between a goblin and another goblin. She is about three and a half feet of puffy-cheeked goblin. Her first night in the house, she stripped down to her underwear, hopped into the jacuzzi and played "Pass the Goblin" with every guy in the house. Since then, she's moped around by herself, shrieking like a goblin that no one "gets her" and if they really got to know her, they'd realize she wasn't a miserable, shrieking goblin. She complains to her dad on the phone, saying that everyone in the house thinks she's the kind of girl who gets drunk and decides to become the cracker in a bowl of dude soup. (You can see how they'd get that impression.) She's unhappy because she's used to being liked, which doesn't sound at all possible in any realm, Middle Earth or otherwise. Everyone in the house promises that they like her and are excited about living with her, a claim that is underscored slightly by the fact that they all refuse to learn her name or spend any time with her. In a house full of society's rejects, Snooki is Unclean. Outstanding Moment: She was late to her first day of work because she was puking alone in the bathroom. Bonus Outstanding Moment: On night two, her night of redemption, she brought home a guy so they could watch the sunrise together, and he celebrated by throwing up and passing out. Sammi "Sweetheart" Sammi's probably the most controversial person on the show. In the first week alone, it seemed like Sweetheart and the Situation were sweethearts, and a romantic situation seemed to be developing, but then Sweetheart decided to complicate Situation's situation by starting a new situation with Ronnie, Sweetheart's allegedly preferred sweetheart. When the Situation found out, the situation started to spin out of control, when The Situation started spinning out of control. The Situation stormed off, presumably, to take his mind off the situation by watching CNN's The Situation Room alone in The Situation's room. Meanwhile, Ronnie, Sweetheart's sweetheart, and Sweetheart sat in the kitchen eating (in a perfect world) sweet tarts. [It's pretty simple, really, in a buffalo sort of way.] I'm going to go ahead and change gears, because I'm interested in using some new words. Sammi receives special distinction because, as much as it pains me to say this, she is from my home town of Hazlet, New Jersey. In fact, I recently opened my high school yearbook to find that we went to goddamned high school together.
I'd like to state for the record that the real failure here lies with Sweetheart's parents who, upon discovering she was unsuitable as a human, should have thrown her off a cliff at birth, in accordance with strict Hazlet Law. (It's how we breed our warriors.) It is because Mr. and Mrs. Sweetheart wrongfully spared their daughter's life that we have to watch her fart her way across our television screens and talk about how she was "straight vibin' with mad guidos." I'd also like to point out that, since she's on a television show, this officially makes me the second most famous person from Hazlet, New Jersey, which is... ...which is the most depressing fucking thing I've ever heard. Outstanding Moment: Go to Hell, this isn't funny anymore.
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Attitudes Toward American Foreign Policy: West Germany, 1962 (ICPSR 7230)
Principal Investigator(s): Campbell, Angus, University of Michigan. Survey Research Center
This study presents a subset of questions from the SURVEY OF CONSUMER ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOR, SPRING 1962 (ICPSR 3637) focusing on American opinions of and attitudes toward West Germany. Respondents were asked open-ended questions relating to their impressions of West Germany, if and why their attitudes had changed over the past several years, how dependable an ally West Germany was, and what their positions were on a divided Germany and the Berlin issue. Other questions elicited extensive information on socioeconomic characteristics and probed attitudes toward the economy and buying foreign goods. Demographic data include sex, age, race, marital status, income, religion, occupation, and party identification.
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Campbell, Angus. Attitudes Toward American Foreign Policy: West Germany, 1962. ICPSR07230-v1. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 1973. http://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR07230.v1
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Subject Terms: business conditions, Cold War, consumer attitudes, consumer behavior, demographic characteristics, foreign policy, international relations, perceptions, personal finances, political attitudes, politics, public opinion, retirement, Social Security, socioeconomic status
Geographic Coverage: United States
Time Period:
- 1962
Date of Collection:
- 1962-05--1962-06
Universe: Household units in the United States.
Data Types: survey data
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I know some people don't like to brown meat when they're using the CrockPot, but I wouldn't skip the browning step, which adds a lot of flavor.
(Makes 4 servings; recipe adapted from Not Your Mother's Slow Cooker Recipes for Two.)
4 pork chops with fat trimmed (I used pork loin sirloin chops, remember the guideline for 10% fat or less if you're making this for the South Beach Diet.)
1/2 tsp. ground cumin
1/2 tsp. garlic powder
1/2 tsp. Vege-Sal (or use a smaller amount of regular salt)
1/2 tsp. fresh ground black pepper (or less if you're not a pepper fan)
1 T olive oil (or less for a non-stick pan)
1 cup salsa (I used Pace Picante Sauce Mild, but choose the level of hotness and brand you like.)
2 T fresh-squeezed lime juice
(If you want more sauce you could use 1 1/2 cups salsa and 3 T lime juice)
Serve hot, with a little sauce spooned over each pork chops.
South Beach Suggestions:
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January 9, 2013: Ground Chicken (or Turkey) and Chickpea Curry Stew with Yogurt and Cilantro
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I chose the South Beach Diet to manage my weight partly so I wouldn't have to count calories, carbs, points, or fat grams, but if you want nutritional information for a recipe, I recommend entering the recipe into Calorie Count, which will calculate it for you.
Five More Tasty Ideas for Pork Chops:
(Recipes from other blogs may not always be South Beach Diet friendly; check ingredients.)
Pork Chops with Balsamic Glaze from Kalyn's Kitchen
Pan-Fried and Roasted Pork Chops with Apricot Dijon Sauce from Kalyn's Kitchen
Pork Chops with Garlic-Lime Sauce from Dine and Dish
Braised Pork Chops with Cabbage from French Kitchen in America
Pork Chops with Simple Mushroom Gravy from Green Lite Bites
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Here's a depressing story: Each spring, meat producers from all over the world get together for a Protein Innovation Summit to sit around a hotel and talk candidly about stuff that bleeds. Mostly they discuss the trends in the meat market and ways to sell more pieces of cattle, chickens, pigs, and whatever insects they use to make hot dogs, but that's not the most depressing part. During the 2012 meeting, they presented a consumer trend report in which they asked ordinary people what descriptors would make them most likely to pay more for beef. The descriptors were terms like "sustainable," "grass-fed," "free range," "locally raised," and "hormone-free," and while those words all have very specific definitions, the descriptor that was far and away the best performer among consumers was "premium."
"Premium," as far as the food industry is concerned, is a completely unregulated word that companies are allowed to slap on anything, from an actual steak to membranes and gristle stapled together, yet the study proves we're eager to pay 5 percent more for a piece of meat with that nebulous adjective attached to it, because we are, generally speaking, idiots. That also means that all those men in calfskin suits at the summit realized they were wasting their time trying to create sustainable practices for raising livestock because in the end people are more willing to throw their wallets at big words they don't completely understand.
Well I want to change that. Not the idiocy part; that's out of my hands. I think it's high time we forced some semblance of accountability from the companies that have been playing fast and loose with the artificial adjectives they paste on food wrappers. I conducted my own study by going to a grocery store, isolating five ubiquitous and hazy buzzwords, and then buying every single product on which they appeared, because I care about making the world better, and because they were already on my grocery list (I am a slave to marketing tactics). After consuming each product, I created these helpful, honest definitions to supplement the vague grocery jargon. So pay attention, because from now on this is exactly what marketing strategists really mean when your frozen dinner says ...
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Have you ever fallen into a cactus or a barbed-wire fence? Well, this meal is guaranteed to be at least three times more pleasurable than that. Made from the most satisfactory ingredients you as a customer will eat without complaining or dying, this product is conceivably safe for consumption.
Those strong yet precise artisan hands you likely see on the cover of this product, kneading dough or chopping vegetables, are guaranteed to be bacteria- and virus-free, partially because we begrudgingly adhere to basic food preparation laws, and partially because those hands were long ago replaced by sterile machines capable of producing 40 meals a minute in our factory. In fact, we guarantee that not a single human hand has touched your food, from the first mechanical separation of the rib meat (if applicable) to the moment you peel back the film after microwaving.
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Your meal is guaranteed to be assembled using natural ingredients, some of which have been synthetically created and loosed on an indoor farm, but this isn't really the time for an argument on whether the compounds and organisms created by man are any less natural than those created by God, because really, what if there is no God? Or what if he/she is actually in each of us? Now that's food for thought -- gourmet food!
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Bakers & Chefs Fancy Ketchup, Bumble Bee Fancy Whole Clams, Del Monte Fancy Cut Green Beans, Kirkland Extra Fancy Mixed Nuts
You lucky son of a bitch. While everyone else is stuffing their face with lowly, boring gruel just to stall the tide of death from washing away their humdrum existence, you are defining luxury with each and every bite of your canned clams and/or green beans. Ladies, do you remember the first time you stepped into your mother's heels, greased your face with her makeup, and threw on one of her bras like an oversized vest? Well, that sensation of sophistication is exactly what you can expect with every bite/squirt from this product.
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It is ideally designed to make you feel like you deserve the finer things in life, provided your purview of fine things is uncommonly limited. Yes, pure style costs a little bit more than the swill the minions unknowingly consume, but you deserve it -- because you didn't just grab the first can you saw off the shelf like all the others, because your distinguished taste allowed you to appreciate the cursive lettering on the label, because you have a coupon. So enjoy and savor the superiority. It will taste a lot like 200 percent of your daily value of sodium.


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Crashes reported during snowstormStaff Report | March 20,2013A late-winter snowstorm Tuesday contributed to a number of traffic accidents around Rutland County, Vermont State Police said.
The worst crash was in Shrewsbury where police said Donna Diletto, 61, of Doylestown, Pa., was taken to Rutland Regional Medical Center for treatment of possible back and neck injuries after a crash just before 4 p.m. Tuesday on Cold River Road.
Police say she was traveling with John Diletto, 66, who was towing a loaded snowmobile trailer with his 2004 Chevy Trailblazer. He lost control on the snow-covered road and crashed into a tree near Clarenbury Lane, police said.
An injury was also reported in a crash on Route 30 in Poultney where police said Patrick Fowler, 33, lost control of his 2003 International tow truck and crashed into a utility pole. Fowler, of Bomoseen, suffered cuts to his face but police didn't indicate that he received medical attention.
No one was injured in a two-vehicle crash Tuesday afternoon on Route 4 in West Rutland. Police said Alisa Hughes, 31, of Fair Haven was unable to stop her 2010 Toyota RAV4 on the slick road.
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Republicans, led American taxpayers to "The sequestration" since Ronald Reagan appointed Supreme Court Justice William Rehnquist. Rehnquist appointed George W. Bush as the 43 U.S President. Republican led 12 percent 'Bush tax cuts' for millionaires and billionaires. Then, "The Bush led Iraq War", gave domestic and foreign war investors ten years to make easy money. "Carlyle Group" involved the Republican, "Bush family". Republicans voted for the "Budget control Act", passed Democratic 95 Republican 174, Aug. 1, 2011. Later Republican John Thune, introduced session sequestration, passed the Senate Republican 414- Democratic 2 in Aug. 2, 2012 Legislation would require congress to implement sequestration for Jan. 22, 2012.
In the Republican controlled house, speaker John Boehner of Ohio said, He'd already done his part, complaining that the house twice passed bills to replace cuts with more targeted reductions. We should not have to move a third bill before the senate begins to do something.
Senate Democrats prepared a measure that would stall all the automatic cuts. Laying off people in education, white house jobs, pentagon and farmers! But that plan was virtually toppled by a GOP Led fillibuster. So why, is John Boehner complaining?
Boehner was interviewed on nationwide TV with NBC anchor, correspondent, Bob Scheifer, about Boehner smoking habit. Boehner smokes three packs a day and when is Boehner going to stop smoking? Boehner replied, when I get ready, I will stop smoking! Imagine it takes five minutes to smoke one cigarette. There are 20 cigarettes in a pack, that is 100 minutes, times three packs equals 300 minutes divided by one hour equals six hours! No wonder Boehner has problems as speaker of the house! He supports the tobbaco companies! So how can he get things done, sucking on cigarettes in congress?
Louisiana Governor, republican, Bobby Jingal made a statement about the "Republican Party" needs to stop being the "stupid party"! I am convinced that statement is true! Due to the fact, "All if the above is Republican LED"!