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 [Impatientcook.blogspot.com] Impatient Cook: These carrots make a great snack or side dish. Their sweet, full flavor is similar to that of sweet potato fries, but the chili & lemon add a little kick.

 [Inflighthq.com] inFlightHQ ”” Business Travel Blog: This is in addition to a new self serve pantry with snacks and hot towels that JetBlue has started offering on these flights as well. Desperately trying to keep market share, this is a smart move by JetBlue to remind people of their brand and help differentiate them from their competitors.

[Blog.nam.org] Manufacturers' Blog: In any event, a better article -- in the same section of Sunday's NY Times -- was from John Tierney, entitled, "Cheer Up, Earth Day is Over." In it, he notes that the air is getting cleaner (has he been reading the blog...?), that the amount of forest land in the US has not been shrinking, and that the US is actually leading efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in a way that outpaces efforts of signatories to the vaunted (but ultimately ineffective) Kyoto Protocol. Tierney notes the impact of technology -- pioneered and invented by US manufacturers, by the way -- and notes that both cars and power plants have become cleaner as a result.

[Quietfish.com] a peek inside the fish bowl: Misc. life archives: I think this is a common issue for new moms who are spending every waking hour (and many non-waking ones) feeding, changing and soothing their babies. All they want to do is get out of the house, or at the very least, communicate with other women who feel like horrible sleep-deprived milk machines.

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