- Yes: 116 (63%)
- No: 62 (34%)
- Undecided: 3 (2%)
- Not voting: 2 (1%)
Votes: 183
The Pavilion to open an Ice Ribbon Bar?
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I had heard rumors about this a few years back that since the City now can
pull liquor licenses for their own facilities they would open a full liquor
bar ...
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The Tea Party? what about the liberty of breathing clean air? And the right to work, anywhere, in a safe enviroment. Cory, I say you start a new movement and call it the Green Tea Party movement as green tea is more symbolic for good health. It's loaded with antioxidents, phytonutrients, immuneboosters. Additionally, the green tea movement believes in less corporate influence rather than less government, and gosh darn it, people drink it.
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Aahh, it just came to me, the Green Tea Party could encompass the Green Energy Movement and capture other green movements....cool huh? Need a ying to the yang to balance the universe just as you need omega-3 to counter what omega-6 does in the body(page 20, The Dakota Diet http://www.dakotadiet.com/factsonfats.htm)
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Dr. K
ReplyDeleteWhere can I get a copy of Dakota Diets? I have been looking for it, but am unable to find it.
Thanks
Tim Higgins
Hi Tim
ReplyDeleteGo to amazon.com, or Borders, they have plenty.
Kevin
The latest poll amongst the owners, workers and customers in the hospirlaity industry are 99 per cent against smoking bans
ReplyDeleteThey are the ones who have a vested interest in this smoking issue
Tim! Not to cut into Dr. Weiland's royalties, but the Madison Public Library also has a copy (they're good about keeping the shelves stocked with the literary output of local alums!).
ReplyDeleteAnd Matt: agreed. That's another reason I don't like Anonymous comments (though I'm leaving the precding one up for educational purposes and to preserve the context of your response): people throw up bogus numbers with no sources, and then won't even leave their name to take responsibility for their claim. If you're too embarrassed to put your name to what you're saying, maybe you shouldn't be saying it.
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