sorry about resurrecting such an old post but
http://www.economist.com/opinion/displaystory.cfm?story_id=10252015
Economist.com
Food prices
The end of cheap food
Dec 6th 2007
From The Economist print edition
Rising food prices are a threat to
I agree with you. I would never buy a wii game for a giving tree.
Basketballs, art supplies, mittens, simple toys...kids don't need what
they want.
The kids i know who don't have much are getting shoe boxes filled with
art supplies, writing tools, writing pads, fun chewable vitamins, kid
tooth
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And the difference between Italian Catholicism and Irish Catholicism is
Italian Catholicism has a cuisine. They get fed. The greatest virtue in
Irish Catholicism is to deny yourself.
I am half Irish and we always had irish 7
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I am half Irish...
My brother.
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I am half Irish...
My brother.
separated at birth
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I am willing to believe that food banks are as capable of using
propaganda as much as the Bush admin...
Perhaps everyone uses propaganda.
This weekend on the way out of church, my kids wanted to stop at
the giving tree. It
What do you think?
Does a poor kid deserve a Wii.
It depends on the real situation or how they were classified. Does the
kid deserve a pair of sneakers instead? Underwear? Are they in a
welfare motel and this is the kids fantasy? Was that request put on
there by a social worker thinking
All great points. It's why giving at this time of year can be so
tricky.
The Charitable Industrial Complex can't always be trusted to be
honest about the need.
In the end you by the kid the game and hope for the best.
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All great points. It's why giving at this time of year can be so
tricky.
right. Does my daughter need a new snowoard that she just called me
for...i'm working to 7:00 so that's another $50, then i'm working
all
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What do you think?
Buy your kids a wii you stingy bastard and then invite me over so I
can play with it.
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LOL!
We'll see what Santa Claus can do.
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What do you think?
Buy your kids a wii you stingy bastard and then invite me over so I
can play
Anybody know where I can find one
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Subject: [AsburyPark] Re: Shortages at food banks worst in 26 years
LOL!
We'll see what Santa Claus can do
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LOL!
We'll see what Santa Claus can do.
Don't go out in the back yard and shoot off a shotgun and then come in
tell me he committed suicide.
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as stupid as the Wii looks, my kids friend had it over - I bowled 5
games and my elbow was sore as hell by 1 am. Just as if I went real
bowling.
Maybe have your kids volunteer somewhere for the holidays.
I've said it
as stupid as the Wii looks, my kids friend had it over - I bowled 5
games and my elbow was sore as hell by 1 am. Just as if I went real
bowling.
Maybe have your kids volunteer somewhere for the holidays.
I've said it before - poor means different things to different
people. Ask around.
It all
I am willing to believe that food banks are as capable of using
propaganda as much as the Bush admin...its just that food prices are
rising. and smart commodity folks are calling for a soft commodity
bull market. add to that water issues, chinas growth, the use of corn
for fuel, the all time
And the difference between Italian Catholicism and Irish Catholicism is
Italian Catholicism has a cuisine. They get fed. The greatest virtue in
Irish Catholicism is to deny yourself. So with the result we had no
cuisine. Only the Irish now are discovering food. Oh, my god. And
they're all going on
Many of our modern Christmas traditions began hundreds of years
before Christ was born. Some of these traditions date back more than
4000 years. The addition of Christ to the celebration of the winter
solstice did not occur until 300 years after Christ died and as late
as 1800, some devout
Google hits for Food bank Shortage = 181,000
Google hits for Food bank Shortage 2006 = 196,000
Google hits for Food bank Shortage 2005 = 194,000
Google hits for Food bank Shortage 2004 = 199,000
And here is just one of many you can read about Second harvest being
short of food last year:
In a message dated 11/30/2007 11:04:58 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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Same claim at Christmas every year by food orgs like this.
Ho hum.
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Same claim at Christmas every year by food orgs like this.
Ho hum.
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Ross Fraser, a spokesman for Americaâs Second Harvest, which
distributes
more than two billion pounds of donated food and grocery products
annually, said
I just don't understand why these hungry people can't utilize
FreshDirect! What's the problem here?
On Nov 30, 2007, at 11:46 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 11/30/2007 11:04:58 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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Same claim at Christmas every year by food
In a message dated 11/30/2007 1:01:44 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Google hits for Food bank Shortage = 181,000
Google hits for Food bank Shortage 2006 = 196,000
Google hits for Food bank Shortage 2005 = 194,000
Google hits for Food bank Shortage 2004 = 199,000
And others will say Chirstianity copied Ra and Horus and Krishna and
Buddha and on and on and on, all of which collpases on investigation.
Regarding December 25, we use the Georgian calendar, based on the
Julian calendar, which dates to only 45 BC. Before that the
Egyptian calendar had only
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