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Spanier supports Paterno
Quarless for the Oregon State game. Evans was a first team All-Big Ten selection at 2007. Koroma, a Milton Hershey school graduate, is PSU's starting nose tackle. Quarless is a backup tight end. Wallace, a member of PSU's nickel defense, is expected to<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Craig M. Potts
was employed at Eichelbergers Inc. and was a veteran of the U.S. Army. He was a graduate of Milton Hershey School, class of 1984. He enjoyed the outdoors, music and playing with his grandchildren.In addition to his father, he was preceded in death by<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Nintendudes plan flight of fancy
out on weekends.' That is why Algera, a New Jersey native with a marketing degree from Messiah, talked Milton Hershey School teacher Michael Ortiz, Mechanicsburg engineer Michael Zummo, New Jersey teacher Michael Micucci and Luke Eshleman, an Annville<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Wasaga Beach youth places third at track ...
ages of nine and 14 competed at the competition in August, held at the Henry Hershey Field at Milton Hershey School.<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Taubert takes silver at Hershey games
chosen for the meet. The games took place at the Henry Hershey Field on the campus of the Milton Hershey School in Hershey.Taubert met former Olympians Carl Lewis, Bruce Jenner and Rayfer Johnson at the meet. Johnson mentioned Taubert in his speech for<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

IN OUR SCHOOLS
Lisa Ayers, Adrianna Frey and Brendon Grove graduated from Milton Hershey School. Lisa is the daughter of Michele Ayers of York.<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://ydr.inyork.com/ydr/living/ci_10297268?source=rss'>Living</a>

Kohr graduates from Milton Hershey School
HERSHEY -- Shawnda Kohr, niece of Denny and Gerry Flory, Chambersburg, and Bonnie Dunn, Exton, recently graduated from Milton Hershey School, a privately endowed school in Hershey. An MHS students since her admission in 1997, she was consistently listed<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Luke R. Dunphy
Mass., the son of John and Mona Dunphy, of Exeter. He attended school in Raymond before boarding at Milton Hershey School in Hershey, Pa., from sixth grade until high school graduation. He joined the U.S. Air Force shortly thereafter, where he met his<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

York woman cheats death
Saturday, Sept. 20 at the annual South Central PA Chapter of the PKD Foundation Walk for PKD at Milton Hershey School, 801 Spartan Lane, Hershey, Dauphin County. Registration for the walk begins at 9 a.m.; the event begins at 10 a.m. Learn more about the<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Teachers/House Parenting
Bala Cynwyd-19004, Milton Hersey School Teachers Seeking Change.. We are seeking teachers and others who love caring for kids. Consider Houseparenting at Milton Hershey School, located in Hershey, PA where needy childre<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://jobsearch.monster.com/getjob.asp?JobID=74856994&AVSDM=2008-08-15%2003:03:00&WT.mc_n=RSS2005_JSR'>Monster Job Search Results =</a>

Centennial Mural Takes Shape At Mhs
from its beginnings asas the Hershey Industrial School, founded by Milton and Catherine Hershey, to the modern day Milton Hershey School. The school's museum educator John Davis said the panels will depict every aspect of the school, from home life,<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Milton Hershey School and Milton Hershey the Man
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Provider's Claims Avert Preemption Under Pascack Analysis
 Vaimakis v. United Healthcare/Oxford, 2008 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 60435 (D.N.J. Aug. 8, 2008) applies the Third Circuit preemption analysis to find that ERISA does not preempt a medical provider's claims. Here's the test: For a claim to be completely preempted under § 502(a) and subject to removal, the Third Circuit requires two elements: (1) the plaintiff could have brought the claim under § 502(a); and (2) "no other legal duty supports [the] claim." Pascack Valley Hospital, Inc. v. Local 464A UCFW Welfare Reimbursement Plan, 388 F.3d 393, 400 (3d Cir. 2004) [*8] . Both requirements must be met in order for the claim to be completely preempted. Engle v. Milton Hershey School, No. 06-0109, 2007 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 3975, 2007 WL 1365916, at * 4 (M.D.Pa. Jan. 19, 2007). The court noted that the rule was disjunctive - so that even if the defendant could prove that the provider took assignments - which it had not done at the state of the ruling on the motion to remand - the provider could still avoid preemption by basing her claims on an "independent legal duty". I found it interesting that the provider had been in the network, but had not renewed her agreement before rendering the services in dispute. I have a series of posts on this topic on my website. See, e.g., http://healthplanlaw.com/?p=484<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://www.erisaboard.com/forum/showthread.php?p=602#post602'>ERISABoard.com</a>

Obituaries for Aug. 12
in Philadelphia to the late William T. and Helen Peterson Stoler. He was a 1967 graduate of the Milton Hershey School and served as a sergeant in the Army during Vietnam. Mr. Stoler was a sales coordinator for the RIS Paper House. He was also a member of<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Musikfest 2008
an investment in the community, Ortiz said. This year, three Weed and Seed alumni were accepted to the Milton Hershey School in Dauphin County, a private boarding school for underprivileged youths. With increased college prospects, the students could<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

E-town College's welcome committee
states, 10 Canadian provinces and three Canadian territories are brought to the North American Final Meet, held at Milton Hershey School in Hershey. These young athletes and their chaperones reside in the college residence halls, practice on the<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

E-town College's welcome committee
states, 10 Canadian provinces and three Canadian territories are brought to the North American Final Meet, held at Milton Hershey School in Hershey. These young athletes and their chaperones reside in the college residence halls, practice on the<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Study: Pennsylvania AG destroyed "roughly $2.7 billion in shareholder wealth"
Jonathan Klick of Florida State and Robert Sitkoff of Harvard have a new paper on SSRN entitled "Agency Costs, Charitable Trusts, and Corporate Control: Evidence from Hershey's Kiss-Off". Abstract (h/t contributor Mike DeBow): <blockquote>In July 2002, the trustees of the Milton Hershey School Trust announced a plan to diversify the Trust's investment portfolio by selling the Trust's controlling interest in the Hershey Company. The Company's stock jumped from $62.50 to $78.30 on news of the proposed sale. But the Pennsylvania attorney general, who was then running for governor, brought suit to stop the sale on the grounds that it would harm the central Pennsylvania community. In September 2002, after the attorney general obtained a preliminary injunction, the trustees abandoned the sale and the Company's stock dropped to $65.00. Using standard event study econometric analysis, we find that the sale announcement was associated with a positive abnormal return of over 25 percent and that canceling the sale was followed by a negative abnormal return of nearly 12 percent. Our findings imply that instead of improving the welfare of the needy children who are the Trust's main beneficiaries, the attorney general's intervention preserved charitable trust agency costs on the order of roughly $850 million and prevented the Trust from achieving salutary portfolio diversification. Overall, blocking the sale destroyed roughly $2.7 billion in shareholder wealth, reducing aggregate social welfare by preserving a suboptimal ownership structure of the Company. Our findings contribute to the literature of trust law by supplying the first empirical analysis of agency costs in the charitable trust form and by highlighting shortcomings in supervision of charitable entities by the state attorneys general. Our findings also contribute to the literature of corporate governance by measuring the change in the Hershey Company's market value when the Trust exposed the Company to the market for corporate control.</blockquote><hr>This item provided by <a href='http://www.pointoflaw.com/archives/2008/07/study-pennsylvania-ag-destroye.php'>PointOfLaw Forum</a>

Dining Room Worker, Part-Time, Milton Hershey School, Hershey, PA (Hershey, PA)
<table border="0"> <tr> <td><img src="http://miltonhershey.attnhr.com/templates/craigslist/mhs_banner.jpg"></td> </tr> <tr> <td><table border="0"> <tr> <td>Dining Room Worker, Part-Time, Milton Hershey School, Hershey, PA Help our students discover their potential, while being supported in finding yours. Enthusiasm, innovation and the ability to bring out the best in others. If you have these traits, you could be exactly the kind of person we’re looking for to join our mission to positively change the lives of children. The Milton Hershey School offers a positive, structured home life and excellent pre-K through 12 education—free of cost—for promising children from families in financial and social need. Milton Hershey School’s plans for expansion have opened many rewarding employment opportunities. Milton Hershey School seeks a part-time Dining Room Worker to assist in preparing, servicing and monitoring the cafeteria line for the noontime meal for staff and students. Additional duties include assisting in the set-up of tables and dishes, cleaning up the dining room area after the noon meal is served, preparing and servicing coffee breaks for various events, and performing other duties as assigned. This position is approximately 29 hours per week, 10 months/year. Requirements: <ul> <li>High school diploma or GED</li> <li>Food service or school cafeteria experience</li> <li>Familiarity with conventional ovens, institutional dishwashers and other kitchen utilities would be an asset </li> </ul> Learn more about Milton Hershey School and current opportunities at <a href="http://www.mhs-pa.org/" rel="nofollow">www.mhs-pa.org</a>. We value diversity. </td> </tr> </table></td> </tr> <tr> <td></td> </tr> </table> <hr>This item provided by <a href='http://harrisburg.craigslist.org/fbh/759842707.html'>craigslist | jobs in harrisburg</a>

POWERS: Former Viking Senser preaches faith, responsibility and occasional beer
as well as a former broadcaster, Senser has been a member of the board of directors for the Milton Hershey School in Pennsylvania since 2001. In the old days, the Hershey School is what used to be called an orphanage. And after his father died, Senser<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Former Viking Senser preaches faith, responsibility and the occasional beer
as well as a former broadcaster, Senser has been a member of the board of directors for the Milton Hershey School Advertisementin Pennsylvania since 2001. In the old days, the Hershey School is what used to be called an orphanage. And after his father<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Nashville teen to compete in national track meet
Track & Field North American Final in Hershey, Pennsylvania, the Henry Hershey Field on the campus of the Milton Hershey School. This is the 31st year for Hershey€™s Track & Field Games which offers boys and girls from ages nine to 14 an<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

POWERS: Former Viking Senser preaches faith, responsibility and the occasional beer
as well as a former broadcaster, Senser has been a member of the board of directors for the Milton Hershey School Advertisementin Pennsylvania since 2001. In the old days, the Hershey School is what used to be called an orphanage. And after his father<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

TOM POWERS: Former Viking Joe Senser preaches faith, responsibility and the occasional beer
as well as a former broadcaster, Senser has been a member of the board of directors for the Milton Hershey School Advertisementin Pennsylvania since 2001. In the old days, the Hershey School is what used to be called an orphanage. And after his father<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Hershey's Kiss-Off
<img height="149" alt="" width="225" align="right" src="http://www.pennsylvaniafiduciarylitigation.com/chocolate(1).jpg" />The goings on at Hershey Company are always of great local interest here in Central Pennsylvania. But of more than local interest is the litigation surrounding the management of the Milton Hershey School Trust and the attempt to sell the company. <a href="http://www.law.fsu.edu/faculty/jklick.html">Jonathan Klick</a> of Florida State University College of Law and <a href="http://www.law.harvard.edu/news/2007//05/23_sitkoff.php">Robert H. Sitkoff</a> of Harvard Law School have published  <a href="http://www.flprobatelitigation.com/Hershey-SSRN-id1009353%5B1%5D.pdf">Agency Costs, Charitable Trusts, and Corporate Control: Evidence from Hershey's Kiss-Off</a> in 108 Colum. L. Rev. 749 (2008). Here is the abstract: <blockquote dir="ltr" style="MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"> "In July 2002 the trustees of the Milton Hershey School Trust announced a plan to diversify the Trust’s investment portfolio by selling the Trust’s controlling interest in the Hershey Company. The Company’s stock jumped from $62.50 to $78.30 on news of the proposed sale. But the Pennsylvania Attorney General, who was then running for governor, opposed the sale on the ground that it would harm the local community. Shortly after the Attorney General obtained a preliminary injunction, the trustees abandoned the sale and the Company’s stock dropped to $65.00. Using standard event study methodology, we find that the sale announcement was associated with a positive abnormal return of over 25% and that canceling the sale was followed by a negative abnormal return of nearly 12%. Our findings imply that instead of improving the welfare of the needy children who are the Trust’s main beneficiaries, the Attorney General’s intervention preserved charitable trust agency costs of roughly $850 million and foreclosed salutary portfolio diversification. Furthermore, blocking the sale destroyed roughly $2.7 billion in shareholder wealth, reducing aggregate social welfare by preserving a suboptimal ownership structure of the Company. Our analysis contributes to the literature of trust law by supplying the first empirical analysis of agency costs in the charitable trust form and by highlighting shortcomings in supervision of charities by the state attorneys general. We also contribute to the literature of corporate governance by measuring the change in the Company’s market value when the Trust exposed the Company to the market for corporate control. " </blockquote> The authors are critical of the PA Attorney General's role:  "Regarding trust law, our findings imply agency costs arising from the Trust’s charitable trust form on the order of $850 million, about 15% of the 2002 value of the Trust. Although the trustees controlled more than three-quarters of the shareholder votes in the Company, they failed to impose a value-maximizing strategy on the Company’s managers. As we have seen, the market judged the Company as being $2.7 billion (or 25.5%) more valuable when the Company’s managers were expected to be subject to the market for corporate control instead of supervision by the trustees. Moreover, instead of reducing the agency costs associated with the Trust’s charitable trust form, the Attorney General’s intervention made those agency costs permanent. Without any offsetting financial benefit to the Trust, the Attorney General forced the Trust to retain an asset that was worth $850 million more on the open market than in the hands of the trustees. While the sale’s detractors argued that the sale would hurt other stakeholders, such as the residents of Hershey and the Company’s employees, one wonders whether their gain offsets the preservation of such enormous agency costs. The $850 million in Trust assets destroyed translates roughly into $67,000 per resident of Hershey, or $62,000 per employee of the Company—plus the Trust’s exposure to uncompensated risk was continued."   (108 Colum. L. Rev. 749 (2008) pp. 815-816)  Juan Antunez gives these cites for more background information: "[t]he <a href="http://trustsandestates.com/news/estate_hershey_power_play/">Hershey Power Play</a> in Trusts & Estates Magazine by Pennsylvania attorney Christopher H. Gadsden, and Daniel Gross's piece in Slate entitled <a href="http://www.slate.com/?id=2071150">Hershey Barred</a>, whose subtitle says it all: How Pennsylvania officials screwed poor kids out of $1 billion by stopping the sale of the candy-maker. " Blogging credit goes to <a href="http://www.smpalaw.com/lawyer-attorney-1069364.html">Juan Antunez</a> who writes the <a href="http://www.flprobatelitigation.com/2008/07/articles/trust-and-estates-litigation-in-the-news/how-pennsylvania-officials-and-an-inept-trustee-board-of-directors-screwed-poor-kids-out-of-1-billion-by-stopping-the-sale-of-candymaker-hershey-company/">Florida Probate & Trust Litigation Blog</a> as well as to <a href="http://www.professorbeyer.com/Beyer/About_Prof_Beyer.htm">Professor Gerry W. Beyer's</a>  <a href="http://lawprofessors.typepad.com/trusts_estates_prof/">Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog</a>. <img src="http://feeds.lexblog.com/~r/PennsylvaniaFiduciaryLitigation/~4/336728544" height="1" width="1"/><hr>This item provided by <a href='http://feeds.lexblog.com/~r/PennsylvaniaFiduciaryLitigation/~3/336728544/'>Pennsylvania Fiduciary Litigation</a>

Nellie King
Accurizer: +links, cat. <hr /> <div>'''Nelson Joseph "Nellie" King''' (b. [[March 15]], [[1928]] in [[Shenandoah, Pennsylvania|Shenandoah]], [[Pennsylvania]]) was an American professional [[baseball]] player who played with the [[Pittsburgh Pirates]]. ==Early life== King attended [[Milton Hershey School]] in [[Hershey, Pennsylvania]]. ==Baseball career== King debuted in the major leagues on [[April 15]], [[1954]]. He missed the 1951&ndash;1952 seasons due to military service. His final game was on [[September 15]], [[1957]]. ==Statistics== *'''Bats''' Right, '''Throws''' Right *'''Height''' 6' 6", '''Weight''' 185 lb. ==External links== *[http://www.baseball-reference.com/k/kingne01.shtml Statistics], baseball-reference.com {{DEFAULTSORT:King, Nellie}} [[Category:1928 births]] [[Category:Pittsburgh Pirates players]] [[Category:People from Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania]] {{US-baseball-bio-stub}}</div><hr>This item provided by <a href='http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nellie_King'>Wikipedia - New pages [en]</a>

Lebbie Lebkicher
<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:AES" title="wikipedia:aes">←</a>Created page with 'THE HISTORY OF LEBBIE LEBKICHER provided by Hershey Community Archives William H. "Lebbie" Lebkicher, a wizened, string bean of a man, was a native of Lancaster...' New page<div>THE HISTORY OF LEBBIE LEBKICHER provided by Hershey Community Archives William H. "Lebbie" Lebkicher, a wizened, string bean of a man, was a native of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. In 1880, he began working for young Milton Hershey's confectionery store at 935 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia. Milton Hershey's mother's family were farmers in Lancaster County. Lebbie had learned of the job opening while working on an adjoining farm. Thus began a friendship that would endure for more than 50 years. The Civil War veteran was a boarder of Milton Hershey during the years in Philadelphia and was a jack of all trades at the candy shop. Milton Hershey said, Lebbie was the only man I couldn't outwork. But I could out talk him. He didn't say much, and when he did, he usually snapped at you. The caramel shop in Philadelphia failed in 1882 and Milton Hershey and Lebbie Lebkicher went their separate ways. Milton Hershey returned to Lancaster in 1883 seeking financial support from his mother's family to start another venture in candy making. The Snavely family refused to assist him and also suggested that he find another place to sleep that night. Milton Hershey returned to Lancaster City and found shelter with his old employee, Lebbie Lebkicher. At this time Lebbie showed the depth of his fondness for young Milton, providing him with a change of clothes, a hot meal, and a place to sleep. When the railroad station complained about the furniture and candy equipment which Milton had sent "Cash On Delivery" and now had no money to release, Lebbie came to the rescue, paid the delivery charges and had it stored. Milton Hershey never forgot this kindness, and after that treated him with all the consideration his own generous nature could show. Milton Hershey's success in Lancaster with the Lancaster Caramel Company would lead them both to the town of Derry Church, later to be named "Hershey". Lebbie remained a close associate of Mr. Hershey's, heading up the early construction projects for the new town and serving as a director for the Hershey Trust Company and Hershey Industrial School (now Milton Hershey School). Milton Hershey deeply trusted him and asked him to look after his mother and wife when he was out of town. He held many job titles but was most often introduced by Milton Hershey as "My good right hand." Lebbie Lebkicher never married or had children and perhaps looked upon Milton Hershey as the son he never had. He died on February 10, 1929.</div><hr>This item provided by <a href='http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Lebbie_Lebkicher&diff=225284074&oldid=prev'>Wikipedia - Recent changes [en]</a>

Trust chairman says Hershey not for sale
controlling interest in The Hershey Co.,? wrote Leroy Zimmerman, chairman of the boards of the Hershey Trust and Milton Hershey School. The Hershey Trust controls 78 percent of the voting stock in the company. ?It is a time of change, and this is not<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Gilliam enjoys UVa trip
Hershey (Pa.) Milton Hershey School defensive end/tight end Garry Gilliam (6-foot-7, 250 pounds, 4.7 seconds) took his long-awaited visit to the University of Virginia last week. After spending the day with members of the UVa staff, the talented two-way threat, who has been offered by seven college programs, left Charlottesville impressed with the experience. What is up next for Gillia<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://virginia.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=824346'>Virginia Football and Basketball: CavsCorner.com Headlines</a>

Guns, Cleavage, Drugs, Hercules, Nolan Bushnell And 2 Truisms About Me .......
 The first truism is I will never pass up the opportunity to play a classic pinball game. I am talking 1990 and later. The second is I don't shirk from riding new roller coasters. I am always game to try out a new coaster. If it beats me up the first time I simply won't go on it again ... much. Rather then jump to the story about guns, cleavage, and drugs I will start with what ever is left. I promise you it will make sense in the end. This is called 'leading the reader' an effect that forces someone to read through a story to get to the facts that are more 'titillating', for lack of a better word. I recently got back from a day trip to Hersheypark. What an amazing amusement park. Much bigger than I remember from my time living there every summer while I attended Milton Hershey School. Every time I go there I am fifteen again and Shannon and I are trying to break the record for the 'Zodiac'. I remember stuff that only someone who spent a good amount of time there will be able to testify to. Since 1977 Hersheypark has kicked ass with the first inverted coaster on the East Coast. 'Revolution' (1976) at Magic Mountain in Valencia Falls was the first, in case your wondering, and the 'Looper' was built by the same company, 'Anton Schwarkopf'. Interest in this classic ride has waned over the years because of it's single loop. Many people think it's boring because of this fact. I for one was happy nobody wanted to ride the 'Looper'. It meant no lines and a lowering of the height requirement to allow smaller riders on. The 'Looper' was my daughter Lindsay's first upside down coaster and she loved it. "Scared bliss" was all I saw in her eyes. She is another adrenalin junkie in the making. Side note: The wooden roller coaster 'Hercules' at Dorney Park had the record of the longest drop in the world. I actually got to be one of the first riders of this coaster. Weird coincidence for this story. I digress so much I can't remember where I was. That's right 'Hercules'! In 1979 Atari Corp. put out a pinball game on steroids called 'Hercules'. To this day it has the record for being the largest mass produced pinball machine. These rigs are massive, but by being so big it compromises game play. You can't trap the ball very well which shuts me out. I am always holding the ball to make those 'special' shots. Plus it was made before the million point multipliers became the rage. A good score topped 250,000 not 25,000,000. I know because I got to play it in Hersheypark upper arcade. Hersheypark has one of the best places to get your 'game on' (my fave is 'Flipper Mccoys' in Virginia Beach). Their arcade has alot of classic video games and a wall of pinball that would make a pinball junkie swoon. The great thing is they are all .25 cents. 5 bucks in quarters and my family lost me for an hour. Folks I am talking 'Pinbot' for about half that time. That's all I can stand writing for now, I guess next up will be Nolan Bushnell and how he recently complicated my life. I can't remember the last time I posted for Funky Friday. 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The Wedding
As a wedding photographer I am with the bride from the moment she dons her beautiful bridal gown until the moment she dances the last dance with her new groom...I've done hundreds of weddings by this point which I think places me in the position to be a fair critic of weddings in general - the flow of the day, the organization, the ambiance and most importantly - the emotions. My sister had an elegant, perfect wedding. With the exception of a fifteen minute thunderstorm (which in my personal opinion is a spiritual miracle of nature!) everything went as planned... The flowers arrived on time and the unexpected bouquet from an absent friend started the tears...the bridal party's hair was done by one of my sister's best friends (a professional stylist and also a bridesmaid) and she even had the time for Lemma-Lu! <div style="text-align: left;"> I was dressing my boys in their tuxedos when my older son Layth exclaimed to me, "Mom, this is tight!" I looked up at him, "Tight!?" I asked. "Oh no!!! What is tight? Don't tell me your shoes are hurting you!" He sighed, a deep, mom-don't-you-know-better? sigh..."No Mom. Tight. I mean this is cool. Do I get to keep this tux?" And I looked at him and saw his father in his eyes; tall, handsome and a very, very sharp dressed man. I held back tears, missing his father more than I could bear, and said, "No, but your Dad will buy you one." Everyone was in good spirits at our parents' house that morning; relaxed and truly enjoying the day. Only our mother was a bit stressed out but for the most part I've observed that's what mothers are best at! ;o) The photographer arrived (my mentor and a best friend - I asked her to shoot the wedding and she agreed!!!) and before I knew it we were outside in the yard my father so lovingly manicured for this occasion, posing for the 'pre-ceremony formals'. Then, almost without warning, the sky opened up to rain and it wasn't necessarily a bad thing because it was past time to head to the ceremony anyway. I recall the photographer saying "One more!" and me shouting "NO!!!! RUN!" and we couldn't race fast enough to beat the buckets of water pouring over us - she tossed me one of her cameras and said "Cover this!!!" and I wrapped it in my shawl and protected it like a baby... </div> My sister ran straight into the awaiting limousine and before I knew it, she was gone... And then before I knew it I was driving through a torrential downpour to get to the ceremony, knowing I had plenty of time but still worried about being late. I arrived in time to carry my own photography gear in - fully expecting that I would have the time to use it - and freshen up. And then, before I knew it, the bridal party was lining up. The ceremony was held at <a href="http://www.mhs-pa.org/about/campus-buildings/founders-hall/">Founder's Hall</a>, a tribute to my father who graduated from Milton Hershey School, back in the days when it was dedicated to orphaned and needy boys. Once the groomsmen walked in and were set in their positions, I sent out the bridal party, timing their walk down the isle to a pattern I knew would be conducive to the photographs, naturally. I think everyone held their breath when my 5-year-old son Latif - aka "The Ringbearor - Protector of the Rings!" headed out for that walk down the isle - you see, the night before at the rehearsal, he did not walk. He sprinted. And here he was today with the real rings. To everyone's relief, he walked the perfect walk directly to the best man, presented the pillow and waited for the rings to be pulled off. He then took empty pillow and stood his place in the grooms men's line. The ceremony was beautiful and before I knew it we were going into formal photos. And then off to the reception... I arrived with my three little ones; two of them slept along the way. As soon as the car stopped and the doors opened, they were back at 100% energy and I think it was at this point that I finally had the time to consider taking my cameras out of my bag. <a onblur="try {parent.deselectBloggerImageGracefully();} catch(e) {}" href="http://bp1.blogger.com/_I5yf6wVMWrM/SGxKa-HAUkI/AAAAAAAAAfs/Ge5Aqz43LHI/s1600-h/wed08.jpg"><img style="display:block; margin:0px auto 10px; text-align:center;cursor:pointer; cursor:hand;" src="http://bp1.blogger.com/_I5yf6wVMWrM/SGxKa-HAUkI/AAAAAAAAAfs/Ge5Aqz43LHI/s320/wed08.jpg" border="0" alt=""id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_5218627895424995906" /></a> The rest of the evening was like a fairy-tale; dances and kisses and many, many tender and emotional moments - more perhaps than I have ever seen, but then maybe I am biased after all! (or not!) - I am in love with my family and so happy for my sister... I truly believe she has found true love and of all the people I know, she deserves it the most! At the end of the evening I found that I had taken a total of, oh -109 photos - compared to the usual 1100+. And for as much as I thought I'd be a shutterbug at my sister's wedding I realized that I just wanted to be a part of it - to enjoy it - and then suddenly, I saw my profession in such a different light. I saw the REAL value in what I do - and this different perspective has reiterated my pride for what I do, this storytelling of a momentous day that in many years from now, may only be recalled by a wedding album... <hr>This item provided by <a href='http://desertfences.blogspot.com/2008/07/wedding.html'>desert fences</a>

Two-way target Gilliam visiting Virginia today
Hershey (Penn.) Milton Hershey School defensive end/tight end Garry Gilliam (6-foot-7, 250 pounds, 4.7 seconds) is one of the fastest rising players in the Keystone State's 2009 class. Gilliam currently holds seven offers and is seeing more interest roll in by the week. A versatile player, Gilliam is being recruited for both sides of the ball. Today, he makes his way to Charlottesville to take a closer look at Virginia's progra<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://virginia.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=823274'>Virginia Football and Basketball: CavsCorner.com Headlines</a>

Milton Hershey School Family Event
Milton Hershey School Family Event Milton Hershey School opens new doors to children from families of low incomeat no cost. Children enroll between the ages of 4 and 15. Join us<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Hershey, PA: Senior Pastor at Evangelical Free Church of Hershey
Opportunity Profile for the position of Senior Pastor, Evangelical Free Church of Hershey Hershey, Pennsylvania January, 2008 Overview: The mission of the Evangelical Free Church of Hershey (EFCH) is "Pointing people to Jesus Christ so that together we become more and more like Him." It is the desire of the church to become a congregation that truly pleases the Lord Jesus Christ; fulfilling the purpose He has given us as a congregation. In order to continually do greater things for the Kingdom of Christ, the church recognizes its need to be stretched. As part of this "stretching" EFCH (www.hersheyfree.com) is searching for a new senior pastor. Dave Martin, the only senior pastor the church has known, has led with an unwavering commitment to God's Word for the past 35 years. This has become an important part of the spiritual DNA for the church. Pastor Dave is sensing God's leading to transition out of the Senior Pastor role. The elders and a transition team of EFCH are working in partnership with the Eastern District Superintendent, Steve Musser, to prepare for the leadership transition. They plan to find Pastor Dave's successor within a time frame that allows for a period of orientation. The Evangelical Free Church of Hershey is a congregation that has enjoyed a rich history of deeply rooted Bible teaching, inspiring worship, strong missions focus, and church planting throughout the region. The church has impacted many lives and experienced a long period of exponential growth as attendees were drawn near to Christ and transformed by the Word. In the last decade, challenges, which created a loss of momentum in a historically growth-oriented church, have occurred. There have been two capital campaigns and several ministry initiatives that were only warmly received by the congregation. The inability to successfully carry out these initiatives resulted in a general sense of confusion. This has led to a trickling attendance decline. Despite the decline, the regular attendance is approximately 2575 (adults, youth & children). However, there is a spirit of expectancy as the church prepares for this new chapter to unfold. The Opportunity: While EFCH has a rich history, it does not want to live in the past. There is prayerful hope that God will use this transition to bring a fresh vision and a renewed commitment to its mission. The leaders in the church have confidence that a solid foundation exists upon which a new pastor will be blessed to build. The new Senior Pastor will strategically invest in the life of the church and discern, with the help of others, the distinct identity and future focus. He will be eager to learn about EFCH and the surrounding area by studying the results of the recent organizational consulting data, and by meeting with staff, elders, and key stakeholders. He will be able to align staff and ministries under a unifying vision for the church. He will bring keen insight and have proven experience in developing appropriate organizational structures, clarifying leadership roles, and establishing values-driven resource allocation. He will also mentor and develop staff and lay leaders. The new Pastor will view himself as the spiritual shepherd of the staff and be an example of servant leadership that they can emulate. In addition to being a strategic leader, the new Pastor will be an excellent expository preacher/teacher who can bridge the truth with real-life application. He will maintain the distinctive of EFCH as a teaching church and will challenge both the head and the heart through transformational teaching of God's Word. The new Pastor that God brings to EFCH will clarify its vision and distinctive role in God's Kingdom. He will be committed to carrying out the Great Commission and Great Commandment both locally and internationally. Church Facts: The church has a 23-acre site with 88,400 sq. ft. of ministry space, including an 1100 seat worship center. In addition, the church owns a 100-acre site a few miles from the church that it hopes to use for sports ministry, community outreach, and a possible future second campus. Currently there are 33 full-time and 12 part-time staff with 12 pastors and an annual budget of $3,568,225.00 which includes a mission's budget of $1,016,581.00. Current total attendance (adults, youth, and children) averages 2575. The high average attendance took place in 1999 and was 3184. The Hershey Area: Hershey, Pennsylvania,(population 12,771) is located in a moderately populated geographic area of south central Pennsylvania. The greater Hershey area enjoys a unique balance of scenic, agricultural landscape and small-town living blended with a close proximity to the major metropolitan areas of Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, New York City, and Baltimore. Many residents and visitors enjoy camping, hunting, and fishing in Pennsylvania's numerous state parks and woodlands as well as skiing in the nearby Pocono Mountains. Others avidly follow their favorite high school, college and professional minor league sports teams in the area throughout the year. Farmers markets, auctions, seasonal festivals, and community activities abound. Hershey is well known for the chocolate company that bears its name, and for its amusement park enjoyed by thousands every year. The generous legacy of its founder continues to this day through the Milton Hershey School for disadvantaged children. The ever-expanding Hershey Medical Center is renowned for its research and treatment in cardiology, oncology, and other advanced fields. The affairs of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania are governed in the nearby state capital of Harrisburg. The people of the EFCH have a variety of K-12 schooling options, depending on the actual town in which they reside and on personal preferences. Hershey is located within the tri-county area of Dauphin, Lebanon, and Lancaster, each having several school districts. Additionally, a variety of Christian (and other) private schools are available within the area, and some choose to home school. For college education, the Penn State system is highly prevalent throughout the region. There are also a number of smaller, private institutions in the area. Where is this person now? Most likely, this person is currently serving as the Senior Pastor of a large, thriving evangelical church. It is also possible that he is serving in a senior level associate role where there are frequent speaking opportunities and the forum to lead significant ministry initiatives. Qualifications: -Meets the qualifications of an overseer/elder as described in I Timothy 3:1-7 and Titus 1:5-9. -M DIV or an equivalent degree from a reputable evangelical seminary or an advanced degree with demonstrated evangelical biblical scholarship. -Ordained to the ministry. If not ordained by the Evangelical Free Church of America (EFCA), the candidate must be willing to pursue ordination in the EFCA and be able to meet all the standards for ordination by that body. -Agrees with the doctrinal beliefs of EFCH (see web site). -Minimum of 10 years of progressively advancing leadership experience. Currently serving in a thriving church or other successful ministry. Inquiry Process: If you believe that you are the kind of strategic Pastor/Shepherd described in this profile, and after prayer you sense that God is leading you towards this opportunity, we encourage you to submit your name for consideration. We will handle all candidate information confidentially and will only check references with your permission. In addition to sending your resume or dossier please provide us with succinct responses to the following questions. 1. Describe your faith-walk with Christ. Tell us how you entered a trusting relationship with Christ and how you are maintaining the vitality of this relationship now. Describe the expressions of ministry that you are currently involved with (in or outside of the church). 2. Why are you interested in serving Hershey EFC as its new Senior Pastor? Be specific about describing how your ministry calling and competencies align with this ministry opportunity profile. 3. Please share (in bullet point format) your ministry philosophy and how you would align ministry priorities if you were serving in this role. 4. Why do you believe that the timing is right for you to transition into this role? Please submit your resume/dossier and responses to questions (in word format) to: Phil Thompson, Search Consultant People Management Minneapolis 5720 Smetana Drive, Suite 300 Minnetonka, MN 55343 pthompson@peoplemanagement.org Phone 952-841-7539 Feel free to pass this opportunity profile on to others who may be a good fit.<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://www.denverseminary.edu/evangelical-free-church-of-hershey/2008-06-24-senior-pastor'>Denver Seminary</a>

Art Teacher, High School, Part-Time, Milton Hershey School, Hershey, PA
PA-Harrisburg, Help our students discover their potential, while being supported in finding yours. Enthusiasm, innovation and the ability to bring out the best in others. If you have these traits, you could be exact<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://jobsearch.monster.com/getjob.asp?JobID=73101193&AVSDM=2008-06-20%2011:12:00&WT.mc_n=RSS2005_JSR'>Monster Job Search Results </a>

Instructional Advisor/Dairy, Milton Hershey School, Hershey, PA
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Help Wanted - General - 143 listings
Is an empty nest giving you the blues? We have the cure! Consider Houseparenting at Milton Hershey School! Milton Hershey School in Hershey, PA, serves children in need. Our houseparents serve as caregivers, role models and shoulders to lean on. They<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Help Wanted - General - (143)
Is an empty nest giving you the blues? We have the cure! Consider Houseparenting at Milton Hershey School! Milton Hershey School in Hershey, PA, serves children in need. Our houseparents serve as caregivers, role models and shoulders to lean on. They<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Former Mayer Brown Partner Sues Firm for Ousting Him
<img height="158" alt="john halbleib, mayer brown" width="141" align="right" vspace="5" src="http://blog.larrybodine.com/John%20Halbleib.jpg" />This article is now online (subscription required) at <a href="http://www.law.com/jsp/nlj/PubArticleNLJ.jsp?id=1202422369263">http://www.law.com/jsp/nlj/PubArticleNLJ.jsp?id=1202422369263</a>.  Visit <a href="http://amlawdaily.typepad.com/amlawdaily/2008/06/regional-roun-7.html">here</a> for a summary.Attorney John Halbleib was riding high in June 2001. He'd just won a first-time pro bono award from his law firm, Mayer Brown Row & Mawe, for his work with the alumni association of a Hershey family founded school for underprivileged children and his leadership in the legal battle had been the subject of many news stories. But by the following January, the law firm was asking him to leave because he didn't have enough fee-generating clients. Halbleib was "shocked," he said. He pleaded with senior partners to let him stay on as a non-practicing attorney in charge of technology projects. They did, but four years later asked him again to leave, so he did. It all might sound like one more lawyer's career gone sour in the ever more competitive U.S. big-firm landscape, but Halbleib alleges in a lawsuit against the firm, now known as Mayer Brown, that there's more to the story. In the lawsuit, filed June 6 in Cook County Circuit Court in Chicago, Halbleib claims the firm really ousted him because it was seeking business from a Hershey rival, Nestle USA, and Halbleib's work for the association stood in the way because its opposition to a Hershey Foods Corp. sale represented a conflict of interest. <table bordercolor="#000080" cellpadding="10" width="35%" align="right" bgcolor="#fafad2" border="1"> <tbody> <tr> <td>Mayer Brown is still touting Halbleib's good works. Visit <a href="http://www.mayerbrown.com/news/index.asp?page=9&archive=Y&nid=20">http://www.mayerbrown.com/news/index.asp?page=9&archive=Y&nid=20</a> and scroll down to "John Halbleib's "Orphan Army" crusade featured in People Magazine" on the firm website.</td> </tr> </tbody></table>Halbleib alleges in the lawsuit that the firm breached its partnership agreement and fiduciary duty to him and engaged in common law fraud by misrepresenting the reasons for his demotion and eventual ouster. Halbleib v. Mayer Brown, No. 08-6221. "Mayer Brown has reviewed the complaint filed by former partner and employee John Halbleib, and finds it without merit," the firm said in a statement. "We will defend ourselves vigorously and are confident of a positive outcome for the firm." Halbleib joined Mayer Brown in Chicago as a partner in February 1996, after working at Vedder, Price, Kaufman & Kammholz, and Chapman & Cutler. 6,000 hours of work In early 1999, Mayer Brown appointed Halbleib to take on pro bono representation of the Milton Hershey School Alumni Association to resolve its dispute with the Milton Hershey School Trust over how a multi-billion dollar endowment left by the famous Pennsylvania chocolate family for the school should be spent, the lawsuit says. Halbleib was suited to the task because as a teenager he had attended the school, which was dedicated to serving orphans and lower-income students. Halbleib was one of 10 children raised by a single mother after his father died when he was 10 years old. Over the next three years, he spent nearly 6,000 hours on the project and helped the association defeat an effort by the trust to change its mission, according to the lawsuit. Given that work, Halbleib said in an interview that he "was not out building client relationships." So, he had little defense when two senior partners informed him in January 2002 that he was being expelled from the partnership and should leave the firm by July. Halbleib was eventually allowed to stay on through 2006 as a technology director. Nestle connection alleged It wasn't until last year, after looking for a new job, that he considered how his termination coincided with other events at Mayer Brown, he said. He started to see how his ouster was connected to the firm's pursuit of business from Nestle, he alleged. He recalled a senior partner at the firm asking him in January 2001 to discuss "what Nestle would need to do in order to acquire Hershey Foods" Corp., the lawsuit said. Hershey Foods was controlled by the trust that also funded the school. Halbleib told the partner that the alumni association would object to a sale. In November, the senior partner circulated an e-mail saying the firm was representing Nestle in a search for acquisitions, the lawsuit alleges. Halbleib also asserts in the lawsuit that the firm acknowledged in a July, 2002 memo that it "may become involved in the acquisition of Hershey Foods," and that it was working on a confidential matter for Nestle. In July 2002, a proposed sale of Hershey Foods was made public, but by August the Pennsylvania Attorney General and the alumni association were seeking to block a sale, the lawsuit says. Mayer Brown declined to appear on behalf of the association in its opposition, though the firm continued to advise the association until March 2003, putting it in a conflict of interest, according to Halbleib's lawsuit. Ultimately, after putting Hershey on the sales block, the trust rejected a top bid from Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co. and a joint offer from Nestle and Cadbury Schweppes in September 2002, according to news reports at the time. Halbleib declined to say how much he's seeking in damages”<img src="http://feeds.lexblog.com/~r/LarryBodineLawMarketingBlog/~4/318615977" height="1" width="1"/><hr>This item provided by <a href='http://feeds.lexblog.com/~r/LarryBodineLawMarketingBlog/~3/318615977/'>Larry Bodine Law Marketing Blog</a>

Former Mayer Brown partner sues firm for ousting
<img height="158" alt="john halbleib, mayer brown" width="141" align="right" vspace="5" src="http://blog.larrybodine.com/John%20Halbleib.jpg" />This article is now online at <a href="http://www.law.com/jsp/nlj/PubArticleNLJ.jsp?id=1202422369263">http://www.law.com/jsp/nlj/PubArticleNLJ.jsp?id=1202422369263</a>.  Attorney John Halbleib was riding high in June 2001. He'd just won a first-time pro bono award from his law firm, Mayer Brown Row & Mawe, for his work with the alumni association of a Hershey family founded school for underprivileged children and his leadership in the legal battle had been the subject of many news stories. But by the following January, the law firm was asking him to leave because he didn't have enough fee-generating clients. Halbleib was "shocked," he said. He pleaded with senior partners to let him stay on as a non-practicing attorney in charge of technology projects. They did, but four years later asked him again to leave, so he did. It all might sound like one more lawyer's career gone sour in the ever more competitive U.S. big-firm landscape, but Halbleib alleges in a lawsuit against the firm, now known as Mayer Brown, that there's more to the story. In the lawsuit, filed June 6 in Cook County Circuit Court in Chicago, Halbleib claims the firm really ousted him because it was seeking business from a Hershey rival, Nestle USA, and Halbleib's work for the association stood in the way because its opposition to a Hershey Foods Corp. sale represented a conflict of interest. <table bordercolor="#000080" cellpadding="10" width="35%" align="right" bgcolor="#fafad2" border="1"> <tbody> <tr> <td>Mayer Brown is still touting Halbleib's good works. Visit <a href="http://www.mayerbrown.com/news/index.asp?page=9&archive=Y&nid=20">http://www.mayerbrown.com/news/index.asp?page=9&archive=Y&nid=20</a> and scroll down to "John Halbleib's "Orphan Army" crusade featured in People Magazine" on the firm website.</td> </tr> </tbody></table>Halbleib alleges in the lawsuit that the firm breached its partnership agreement and fiduciary duty to him and engaged in common law fraud by misrepresenting the reasons for his demotion and eventual ouster. Halbleib v. Mayer Brown, No. 08-6221. "Mayer Brown has reviewed the complaint filed by former partner and employee John Halbleib, and finds it without merit," the firm said in a statement. "We will defend ourselves vigorously and are confident of a positive outcome for the firm." Halbleib joined Mayer Brown in Chicago as a partner in February 1996, after working at Vedder, Price, Kaufman & Kammholz, and Chapman & Cutler. 6,000 hours of work In early 1999, Mayer Brown appointed Halbleib to take on pro bono representation of the Milton Hershey School Alumni Association to resolve its dispute with the Milton Hershey School Trust over how a multi-billion dollar endowment left by the famous Pennsylvania chocolate family for the school should be spent, the lawsuit says. Halbleib was suited to the task because as a teenager he had attended the school, which was dedicated to serving orphans and lower-income students. Halbleib was one of 10 children raised by a single mother after his father died when he was 10 years old. Over the next three years, he spent nearly 6,000 hours on the project and helped the association defeat an effort by the trust to change its mission, according to the lawsuit. Given that work, Halbleib said in an interview that he "was not out building client relationships." So, he had little defense when two senior partners informed him in January 2002 that he was being expelled from the partnership and should leave the firm by July. Halbleib was eventually allowed to stay on through 2006 as a technology director. Nestle connection alleged It wasn't until last year, after looking for a new job, that he considered how his termination coincided with other events at Mayer Brown, he said. He started to see how his ouster was connected to the firm's pursuit of business from Nestle, he alleged. He recalled a senior partner at the firm asking him in January 2001 to discuss "what Nestle would need to do in order to acquire Hershey Foods" Corp., the lawsuit said. Hershey Foods was controlled by the trust that also funded the school. Halbleib told the partner that the alumni association would object to a sale. In November, the senior partner circulated an e-mail saying the firm was representing Nestle in a search for acquisitions, the lawsuit alleges. Halbleib also asserts in the lawsuit that the firm acknowledged in a July, 2002 memo that it "may become involved in the acquisition of Hershey Foods," and that it was working on a confidential matter for Nestle. In July 2002, a proposed sale of Hershey Foods was made public, but by August the Pennsylvania Attorney General and the alumni association were seeking to block a sale, the lawsuit says. Mayer Brown declined to appear on behalf of the association in its opposition, though the firm continued to advise the association until March 2003, putting it in a conflict of interest, according to Halbleib's lawsuit. Ultimately, after putting Hershey on the sales block, the trust rejected a top bid from Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co. and a joint offer from Nestle and Cadbury Schweppes in September 2002, according to news reports at the time. Halbleib declined to say how much he's seeking in damages”<img src="http://feeds.lexblog.com/~r/LarryBodineLawMarketingBlog/~4/315857549" height="1" width="1"/>

Treasuring a garden's seeds
with the gardens about a year. He was offered a job as the first agriculture teacher at the Milton Hershey School, a position he held for nine years. He later became head of seed production for the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau, and then director of the<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Recreation Leaders, Milton Hershey School, Hershey, PA
PA-Harrisburg, Help our students discover their potential, while being supported in finding yours. Enthusiasm, innovation and the ability to bring out the best in others. If you have these traits, you could be exact

Speaker encourages Milton Hershey graduates
 A young woman who grew up as a child of cocaine-addicted parents in the Bronx with no food in the house and drugs everywhere told 144 graduates of Milton Hershey School on Sunday to hang on to their dreams. Liz... 

Hershey committed to growth and roots
view -- the 1,700 children in need that the Hershey Trust serves today through its sole beneficiary, the Milton Hershey School, and the thousands more children it will serve tomorrow. Exactly where events will lead the company is not yet certain, but<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

It's sweet recognition for La Salle scientist
the star - like it or not - when he receives this year's outstanding alumnus award from the Milton Hershey School. The Pennsylvania school is one of the richest educational institutions in the world, with an $8 billion endowment, and has a long-standing<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Dry, Robert Brian
 in Reading Hospital. Robert was an alumnus of the Milton Hershey School. He served in the Air Force and for the past 35 years was employed by Reading Hospital. In the past, he was actively involved with the Wilson School<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

String Instructor, Part-Time, Milton Hershey School, Hershey, PA
PA-Harrisburg, Help our students discover their potential, while being supported in finding yours. Enthusiasm, innovation and the ability to bring out the best in others. If you have these traits, you could be exact

Andy Kehe: Roller derby fitting way to jam out of B-town
a great run. My family and I are moving on to embark on a new challenge at the Milton Hershey School in Hershey, Pa., where my wife and I will be full-time houseparents to a dozen or so disadvantaged kids. Not much time to write, but we'll see. I<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Roller derby fitting way to jam out of B-town
a great run. My family and I are moving on to embark on a new challenge at the Milton Hershey School in Hershey, Pa., where my wife and I will be full-time houseparents to a dozen or so disadvantaged kids. Not much time to write, but we'll see. I<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Offers begin to pile up for big PA tight end
(Pa.) Milton Hershey School tight end Garry Gilliam is beginning to pile up the offers. The 6-foot-7, 245-pounder already holds offers from the ACC and Big East and has numerous other schools<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Las empresas de alimentos cambian sus recetas
<a href="http://independent.typepad.com/.shared/image.html?/photos/uncategorized/2008/09/07/food.jpg" onclick="window.open(this.href, '_blank', 'width=375,height=331,scrollbars=no,resizable=no,toolbar=no,directories=no,location=no,menubar=no,status=no,left=0,top=0'); return false"><img alt="Food" title="Food" src="http://independent.typepad.com/elindependent/images/2008/09/07/food.jpg" width="100" height="88" border="0" style="float: left; margin: 0px 5px 5px 0px;" /></a>Por Julie Jargon <a href="http://online.wsj.com/public/page/2_1362.html">The Wall Street Journal</a> En un esfuerzo por hacerle frente al alza de ingredientes básicos como el maíz y el trigo, pero aseguran que la calidad es la misma Los principales fabricantes de alimentos están alterando de manera discreta las recetas de dulces, productos lácteos y de repostería, agregando rellenos y usando ingredientes más baratos en sus preparaciones para reducir costos en medio del auge de los precios de los bienes básicos.Hershey Co., el fabricante de chocolates, está usando aceite vegetal en lugar de la mantequilla de cacao que incluye tradicionalmente en algunos de sus productos. El fabricante de condimentos McCormick & Co. está suministrando a empresas de alimentos condimentos más baratos y nuevas mezclas de sabores como orégano mexicano en vez del orégano mediterráneo, y concentrado de ajo en lugar de dientes de ajo, que son más caros y pesados de transportar. General Mills Inc. dice que al reducir los condimentos y los ingredientes en sus cajas de hamburguesas y al recortar a la mitad el tipo de pastas en su línea, la empresa ha reducido los costos de fabricación en 10%. General Mills también está reemplazando algunos ingredientes de sus galletas Pillsbury Turtle. La proteína de soya, un relleno de bajo costo para carnes utilizado desde hace tiempo, está ganando más terreno en los alimentos empacados, dice Michael Considine, un ejecutivo de la empresa de granos de Minnesota CHS Inc. En los últimos dos años, Considine ha visto un aumento de 10% en el volumen de proteína de soya que el grupo vende a las grandes empresas de alimentos. Esto está ocurriendo en momentos en que las empresas de alimentos enfrentan presión para traspasar al consumidor el aumento en los costos de producción. La presión no viene sólo de un alza del transporte, debido al aumento de los precios del combustible, sino de un considerable incremento en los precios del trigo, el azúcar y otros ingredientes básicos. Este panorama nublado parece que no se va a disipar pronto, ya que las alzas son impulsadas por la demanda creciente de carne y leche de países en desarrollo a medida que éstos aumentan sus estándares de vida. Además, en muchas partes del mundo productos como el maíz se están destinando a la producción de etanol, lo que reduce los suministros del grano para cocinar y alimentar el ganado. Las empresas de alimentos y sus proveedores señalan que los cambios que están implementando no sacrifican calidad, sabor o nutrición. General Mills, de Minneapolis, dice que a los consumidores les gustan las almendras tanto como las nueces más costosas que eliminaron de sus galletas Turtle. Ese cambio, así como la decisión de mezclar chips de chocolate en la masa de las galletas Pillsbury en vez de rociarlos por encima ha ahorrado más de US$5 millones en costos anuales, dice la portavoz de la empresa Heidi Geller. El presidente ejecutivo del fabricante de condimentos McCormick, Alan Wilson, asegura que "a través de ingredientes alternativos y tecnologías de sabores, estamos ayudando a las empresas de alimentos a reemplazar ingredientes de alto costo por otros de costos menores, mientras mantienen la misma calidad". De todos modos, el cambio de ingredientes tiene el potencial de ahuyentar a los consumidores que ya están siendo afectados por los altos costos de la gasolina y una desaceleración de la economía, especialmente en Estados Unidos. En los años 90, el fabricante de sopas enlatadas Campbell Soup Co. redujo la cantidad de pollo en su sopa de pasta en un esfuerzo por reducir costos. Los consumidores lo notaron y las ventas cayeron, dice Alexia Howard, analista de Sanford Bernstein, firma de investigación de mercado. Después del episodio, un nuevo presidente ejecutivo de Campbell prometió no volver a tomar medidas similares. El sabor también puede ser un problema. "El riesgo de modificar mucho las recetas es que lentamente y de forma casi imperceptible se puede alterar el sabor… de forma que después de cinco cambios, tienes algo que sabe completamente diferente al producto de hace cinco años", dice Robert Moskow, un analista de la industria de alimentos de Credit Suisse. Los restaurantes también están ajustando sus platos. McDonald's ha dicho que ensaya formas más baratas de hacer su hamburguesa doble queso. Algunas franquicias, incluso, ya sólo ponen una tajada de queso. Otras empresas van más allá. H.J. Heinz, el fabricante de salsa de tomate, ha estado cultivando tomates más dulces en un esfuerzo por reducir la cantidad de jarabe de maíz que usa.<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://independent.typepad.com/elindependent/2008/09/las-empresas-de.html'>El Independent</a>

9/7/2008: Business: Allergy alert for Hershey topping
Hershey Co. is recalling 7.25ounce plastic bottles of Hershey’s Chocolate Shell Topping because the ice cream topping contains undeclared almonds, which could cause a severe or life-threatening reaction in people who have allergies to almonds. The...<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://www.pressdisplay.com/pressdisplay/viewer.aspx?issue=11562008090700000000001001&page=57&article=80aeab4d-4bc0-4ad4-9cb5-c32e2e8e9e7d&key=0Gq7DkgJjV603PrYz%2fp6Lw%3d%3d&feed=rss'>Los Angeles Times</a>

Several Local National Co. In Boise Taking Resumes Starting Sunday (Boise)
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Una industria de alimentos clonada
<h2><center>Los fabricantes de alimentos actualizan recetas</center></h2> <a href='http://olganza.com/2008/09/07/una-industria-de-alimentos-clonada/food-companies-pledge-not-to-use-clones/' rel='attachment wp-att-27281' title='Food Companies Pledge Not to Use Clones'><img src='http://olganza.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/stand_alimentos_super.jpg' alt='Food Companies Pledge Not to Use Clones' class="centro"/></a> De manera discreta, muchas empresas están usando ingredientes diferentes por el alza del costo del transporte y los precios del trigo, el azúcar y otros ingredientes básicos. En un esfuerzo por hacerle frente al alza de ingredientes básicos, aseguran que la calidad es la misma. <a href="http://www.hersheys.com/">Hershey Co.</a>, el fabricante de chocolates, está usando aceite vegetal en lugar de la mantequilla de cacao que incluye tradicionalmente en algunos de sus productos. El fabricante de condimentos <a href="http://www.mccormick.com/">McCormick & Co.</a> está suministrando a empresas de alimentos condimentos más baratos y nuevas mezclas de sabores como orégano mexicano en vez del orégano mediterráneo, y concentrado de ajo en lugar de dientes de ajo, que son más caros y pesados de transportar. <a href="http://olganza.com/2008/09/07/una-industria-de-alimentos-clonada/#more-27280" class="more-link">(more…)</a> <hr>This item provided by <a href='http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/olganza/~3/385953528/'>Olganza</a>

Stop & Shop Alerts Customers to Voluntary Recall of Hershey's Chocolate Shell Topping
The Stop Shop Supermarket Company, following a voluntary recall by The Hershey Co., removed from its shelves all 7.25 ounce plastic bottles of Hershey Chocolate Shell Topping because the product may contain almonds, an allergen that was not listed as an ingredient. Upon being notified of the voluntary recall, Stop Shop immediately removed all affected production codes of the product from its stores. The product recalled by Hershey's has a UPC code of # 3400000600 and was sold nationwide after July 8, 2008. Only bottles...<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://pr-gb.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=53256&Itemid=30'>Live News from PR-GB.com</a>

Hershey recalls topping due to almond concerns
HERSHEY, Pa. -- The Hershey Co. is recalling 7.25-ounce plastic bottles of Hershey's Chocolate Shell Topping because the ice cream topping contains undeclared almonds, which could cause a severe or life-threatening reaction in people<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Hershey recalls topping due to almond concerns
HERSHEY, Pa. -- The Hershey Co. is recalling 7.<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://www.courierpostonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080906/BUSINESS/809060322/1003/RSS03'>CourierPostOnline.com - Business</a>

Stop & Shop Alerts Customers to Voluntary Recall of Hershey's Chocolate Shell Topping
QUINCY, Mass., Sept. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- The Stop & Shop Supermarket Company, following a voluntary recall by The Hershey Co., removed from its shelves all 7.25 ounce plastic bottles of Hershey Chocolate Shell Topping because the product may contain<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Sept. 5: Plastic 7.25-ounce bottles of Hershey's Chocolate Shell Topping
The Hershey Co. is recalling 7.25-ounce plastic bottles of Hershey's Chocolate Shell Topping because the ice cream topping contains undeclared almonds, which could cause a severe or life-threatening reaction in ...<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://www.topix.net/food/chocolate/2008/09/sept-5-plastic-7-25-ounce-bottles-of-hersheys-chocolate-shell-topping?fromrss=1'>Chocolate News</a>

Hershey’s topping recalled
<div class="seriesmeta">This entry is part 4 of 4 in the series <a href="http://blogs.phillyburbs.com/news/bcct/series/september-2008-product-recalls/" title="series-16712">September 2008 Product Recalls</a></div>The Hershey Co. is recalling 7.25-ounce plastic bottles of Hershey’s Chocolate Shell Topping because the ice cream topping contains undeclared almonds, which could cause a severe or life-threatening reaction in people who have allergies to almonds. The company has heard three consumer complaints, said spokesman Kirk Saville. The recalled product, which has the code 69N printed on the back of the bottle, was sold nationwide after July 8. For more information, consumers can call 800-468-1714.� <script showbranding="0" src="http://d.yimg.com/ds/badge.js" badgetype="text">phillyburbscom:http://blogs.phillyburbs.com/news/bcct/hersheys-topping-recalled/</script> <hr>This item provided by <a href='http://blogs.phillyburbs.com/news/bcct/hersheys-topping-recalled/'>Courier Times Now</a>

NEW: Hershey topping recalled for unlisted nut ingredient9/5/2008 12:13:12 PM
NEW: Hershey topping recalled for unlisted nut ingredient The Hershey Co. on Friday announced a voluntary recall of 7.25-ounce plastic bottles of Hershey's Chocolate Shell Topping because they contain undeclared almonds. People who have allergy or severe<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

NEW: Hershey topping recalled for unlisted nut ingredient9/5/2008 12:13:12 PM
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Recall of chocolate topping
Hershey?s recalled products that were sold nationwide after July 8. Customers with questions about the recalled product can the Hershey Co. at (800) 468-1714 or Stop & Shop at (800) 767-7772 from 9 ? 5, Monday through Friday or visit Stop &<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://w.moreover.com'>Moreover</a>

Recalls: Sony Laptops, Hershey's Chocolate Shell Topping
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Stop & Shop Alerts Customers to Voluntary Recall of Hershey's Chocolate Shell Topping
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Stop & Shop Alerts Customers to Voluntary Recall of Hershey's Chocolate Shell Topping
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Stop & Shop Alerts Customers to Voluntary Recall of Hershey's Chocolate Shell Topping
 The Stop & Shop Supermarket Company, following a voluntary recall by The Hershey Co., removed from its shelves all 7.25 ounce plastic bottles of Hershey Chocolate Shell Topping because the product may contain almonds, an allergen that was not listed as an ingredient.<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://www.sunherald.com/prnewswire/story/795124.html'>SunHerald.com: Press Releases: PR Newswire</a>

Kimberly Clark Rethinks Its Supply Chain
 <div style="padding:0px; margin-bottom:1.5em;"> <a href="http://www.scdigest.com/assets/FirstThoughts/08-09-04.php" style="font-size:1.2em">Kimberly Clark Rethinks Its Supply Chain</a> Supply Chain Digest - 1 hour ago <div style="width:80%;">It seems to be especially pronounced in the food and consumer packaged goods industries , where giants such as ConAgra and Hershey Foods , among many others , have announced major supply chain ...</div> </div> <hr>This item provided by <a href='http://www.scdigest.com/assets/FirstThoughts/08-09-04.php'>News for Kimberly-Clark Corporation - Google Finance</a>

Hershey names former Pfizer exec to its board
HERSHEY, Pa. (AP) - Hershey Co. said late Tuesday it has elected a former vice chairman of Pfizer, David Shedlarz, to its board on Aug. 29.<hr>This item provided by <a href='http://moneycentral.msn.com/inc/news/tickerredir.asp?Feed=AP&Date=20080903&ID=9093353&Symbol=US:HSY'>MSN Money News - HSY</a>

Stop & Shop Alerts Customers to Voluntary Recall of Hershey's Chocolate Shell Topping
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Recalls
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