61. February 20 Mitzi Perdue Healthy U. Mitzi. Perdue discussed Healthy U and its desireto reach immigrants. This program is an initiative to promote http://pmg.salisbury.edu/bien/minutes/2-03.htm

February 20, 2003 Attendees: Andrew Counts Wor-Wic Community College Andrea Deickman Wicomico County Health Dept. Maureen Donovan State of Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Tim Dunn Dept. of Sociology Salisbury University June Eiselstein Eastern Shore Regional Libraries Karen Gianninoto Training for All Teachers Salisbury University Jeff Gleason Chesapeake Nurseries Les Hill MSCFU Paula Isett Birth 2 Four Renee Keehn Wicomico County Health Dept. Patricia Morales Wicomico County Health Dept. St. Francis de Sales Mitzie Perdue Healthy U Cara Rozaieski American Lung Association Cammie Santiago Carmen Sauveur Legal Aid Bureau George Shivers Washington College Al Snyder Brian Stiegler Modern Languages Dept. Salisbury University Danita Mendez-Townsend Life Crisis Center Rebecca Wiseman University of Maryland Bienvenidos Events Bienvenidos will hold its next Cultural Competency Workshop in the Fall and will announce the date soon. This Spring Bienvenidos will focus on organizing two mini-fairs. Bienvenidos staff is investigating possible locations to attract more people. The next mini-fair will likely be held following mass on the evening of Saturday April 26, at St. Francis de Sales church. We feel that in order to best reach our constituents we must choose the times and days of the week, as well as location, that are most viable for them to come. Since there is a large number of Hispanic immigrants who regularly attend mass, we expect to be able to attract a larger number than before to come to our mini-fair on that night. Bienvenidos staff will also be exploring other possible locations for the mini-fairs. Jeff Gleason knows several people who are familiar with Urban Ministries. He will be in contact with them to see what locations Bienvenidos might be able to use.

62. Authors P-R C. Pellico, Silvio, 17891854 Penfeather, Amabel AKA Cooper, Susan Fenimore, 1813-1894Penrose, Margaret Pepys, Samuel, 1633-1703 Perdue, Mitzi Perkins, Lucy http://www.worldwide-library.co.uk/Authors/p-r.htm

Home Author Title Topic ... Book Club The Worldwide Library making e-books available to everyone worldwide without charge now. WWL Author Index Start A B C ... Z P Packard, Frank L. (Frank Lucius), 1877-1942 Page, Thomas Nelson, 1853-1922 Paine, Albert Bigelow, 1861-1937 Paine, Ralph Delahaye, 1871-1925 Paine, Thomas, 1737-1809 Palmer, Alice Freeman, 1855-1902 Paramananda, Swami, 1884-1940, Translator Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 Parker, K. Langloh (Katie Langloh Mrs), 1856-1940 Parkman, Francis, 1823-1893 Parlette, Ralph, 1870-1930 Patanjali Paterson, A. B. (Andrew Barton), 1864-1941 AKA: Paterson, Banjo, 1864-1941 Paterson, Banjo, 1864-1941 AKA: Paterson, A. B. (Andrew Barton), 1864-1941 Patmore, Coventry Kersey Dighton, 1823-1896 Patten, William, 1868-1946, Editor Patterson, J. H. (John Henry), 1867-1947 Payn, James, 1830-1898 Peacock, Thomas Love, 1785-1866 Peattie, Elia W. (Elia Wilkinson), 1862-1935 Pedler, Margaret Pedley, Ethel C. Pellico, Silvio, 1789-1854 Penfeather, Amabel AKA: Cooper, Susan Fenimore, 1813-1894

63. Eggers World: Welcome! It makes my day when my issue comes in the mail. Mitzi Perdue, wife of FrankPerdue of Perdue Chicken Your magazine is great. Best one out there. http://www.eggersworld.com/intro.html

Welcome to Egger's World Click here for a contents map of this site Eggers' World , the website, introduces you to the world of the egg artist. Artists have cut, carved, etched, batiked, decoupaged, painted and applied beads and jewels to egg shells over the past century. All kinds of shells, including those of the ostrich, rhea and emu, have been made into jewelry boxes, eggs with scenes, music boxes, brooches, pendants and even kaleidescopes. Hard to imagine? Well, take a moment to peruse our Gallery and see the various exhibits. You can even purchase an egg or two if you'd like! If you find you'd like to learn more about how to make these eggs yourself, check out Eggers' World , the publication. It features interviews of accomplished egg artists, instruction sheets, information on egg shows, lists of suppliers, advertisements and more. A sample issue is here for you to examine and past issues can be ordered as well. You can also learn more about egg art by joining the Internet Eggers' Mailing List or meeting egg artists every Saturday evening for a live chat.

64. Eggers World: Resources Available from Egger s World Title EggScapes TM Author Mitzi Perdue PublishedAgricultural Art and Science Foundation, 22 King George Street, Annapolis http://www.eggersworld.com/biblio.html

ARTICLES/PHOTOS Title: "A Good Egg" Magazine: The Traditional Home Companion, Vol 1, Issue No. V. (Jane Pollak's batik eggs) (Jane Pollak's batik eggs) Magazine: 1989 National Geographic Publications Catalog (Pysanky Eggs on the cover.) Magazine: "Easter Greetings from the Ukrainians" Author: Robert Paul Jordan Photographer: James A. Sugar Magazine: National Geographic, Vol. 141, No. 4 (April 1972), pp. 556-563. (Pysanky Eggs) Magazine: "Guidepost" April 1993 (Pysanky Eggs on the cover.) Title: "He was the Egg Man" Author: Patrick Rogers, Magazine: People Title: "In Pursuit of the Perfect Oval" Author: Candace Ord Manroe Magazine unknown, (Jane Pollak's batik eggs) Title: "Ukrainian Easter Eggs Symbolize New Life" Magazine: The Philadelphia Inquirer Cover of Picture Parade, April 1, 194? BOOKS Title: "Amazing Egg Book, The" Author: Margaret Griffin Paperback; $6.25 Available: Amazon.com Books Title; "Art of Egg Decorating, The" Author: Allan Stacey Title: "Barb Part II" Author: Barbara Tison Title: "Basic Eggery" Author: (Byrd) Richmond, Susan

65. AIDS In The News Finally, Scripps Howard environmental writer Mitzi Perdue wrote an excellent article, A different perspective on AIDS, on the role of fundamental research http://www.animalrights.net/discussion/fullthread$msgnum=220

Home Discussion Forum AIDS in the news AnimalRights.Net Debunking the animal rights movement Guests Logon Account Signup AIDS in the news Previous Topic Next Topic Topics Page Page: 1 Chronological Order Brian Carnell Monday, February 8, 1999 Reply New Topic Single Message View There have been a spate of developments on the AIDS The evidence is from a chimpanzee named Marilyn who died in 1985. According to Dr. Beatrice Hahn, whose findings were published in Nature this is how AIDS was transmitted to humans). On a sour note, tests of a live vaccine antidote for AIDS involving macaques failed when the animals developed the disease itself. The live vaccine used genetically crippled versions of the virus, but HIV is so wily that the virus managed to somehow reconstruct itself and infect the target animals. As Dr. Ruth Ruprecht of Boston’s Dan-Farber Cancer Institute said, "There is a real risk of contracting AIDS from the vaccine itself." Some AIDS activists are still pushing the National Institute of Health to approve limited trials of the vaccine in ill patients. The NIH

66. Optimistic About Our Environmental Future By Mitzi Perdue September 11, 2000 Scripps Howard News Service As director of theProgram for the Human Environment at Rockefeller University, Jesse Ausubel http://phe.rockefeller.edu/mitziperdue/

Optimistic about our environmental future

67. Climate Change Matters To Many Species Of Birds By Mitzi Perdue Scripps Howard News Service. Mitzi Perdue writes aboutenvironmentally related matters for Scripps Howard News Service. http://www.buffzone.com/recreation/ecology/24gcol.html

Advertiser List Advertise Subscribe Climate change matters to many species of birds By Mitzi Perdue Scripps Howard News Service Why care about global climate change? After all, you may be gone before any damage really strikes. For a different perspective on this question, consider climate changes and the emperor penguins. They, along with many other species of birds, are at the upper end of their ability to survive. Emperor penguins lay their eggs far to the south in Antarctica. During winter, while they're incubating their eggs, the temperatures can reach 50 degrees or more below zero. Winds there can exceed 100 mph. The combination of cold and wind can produce windchills that would kill a person in a matter of seconds. The eggs need to be maintained at temperatures above 77 degrees to survive, and they need to be kept warmer than 90 degrees if they're to grow. These requirements become even more precarious when you realize that the penguins don't incubate their eggs in a nest. Nests aren't a possibility in the harsh Antarctic environment. And the winds are often gale-force or worse and would quickly blow the nests apart. Instead of keeping his egg (male penguins are responsible for incubation) in a nest, a male penguin balances it on top of his feet. His feathers hang down around the egg, insulating it from the cold.

68. ESPN Outdoors Florida doctor examines the eyes of wild, live sharks to understand how the fearedcreatures see the world, and how we see them By Mitzi Perdue Scripps Howard http://espn.go.com/outdoors/conservation/s/c_fea_shark_eyesight.html

sLgTgRedirStr = ""; document.write( ''); document.write( ''); ESPN NBA.com NHL.com RPM ... FEATURES Zip Code: Top Rated Outfitters Fishing Hot Spots Hunt/Fish Licenses Fish Destinations ... Contact us Ophthalmologist to the ocean's sharks A Florida doctor examines the eyes of wild, live sharks to understand how the feared creatures see the world, and how we see them By Mitzi Perdue Scripps Howard News Service The sharks Dr. Stanley Spielman examines can be 12 feet in length, with mouths as wide as garbage cans. It seems like a lifetime ago now, but before Sept. 11 the two subjects over which the nation's media had been obsessing about for months were ... do you remember? First, Rep. Gary Condit, and second, the Florida shark attacks. The Florida shark attacks still fascinate Dr. Stanley Spielman, a Florida ophthalmologist. Spielman is one of the few people on Earth brave enough and curious enough to have examined the eyes of live sharks underwater while in the wild. How did he do it? And perhaps more important, why? Shark wrangler and doctor To answer the first question first, Spielman and his associates start by catching sharks in the open ocean, using fishing lines. Once they've caught a shark, they attach a hook to its mouth.

69. Pantry_poultry_chicken PANTRY All About Chicken. This information is excerpted from The PerdueChicken Cookbook by Mitzi Perdue. This incredibly complete http://www.cooking911.com/pantry_poultry_chicken.htm

cooking .com... help plus recipes cooking baking recipes pantry ... ask sarah events how to PANTRY: All About Chicken This information is excerpted from The Perdue Chicken Cookbook by Mitzi Perdue. This incredibly complete cookbook is now available in bookstores. For more information about Perdue products, write: Perdue Farms P.O. Box 740 Spring Housse PA 19477 What should I look for when I shop for chicken? Whatever city we're in, whether it's on the East Coast, or Puerto Rico, or even London or Moscow or Tokyo, Frank visits supermarkets the way other people visit museums or monuments. He notices the following kinds of things himself and would recommend that you do also when selecting chicken. Give the package a little squeeze. Are there signs of ice along wings, backs, or edges? Some chicken producers blast their birds with air as cold as - 40F, but Perdue never does. Freezing causes a breakdown in protein, loss of natural juices, and could reduce tenderness. Also, when you cook a frozen bird, the bones and nearby, meat may turn an unappetizing dark color. Look at the thickness of the meat in proportion to the bone. If, for example, the breast looks scrawny, you're paying a lot for bone rather than meat.

70. Soy Products Can you help me? If you d like to see the kind of material I write, please comevisit my web page. It s http//www.escape.com. Thanks! Mitzi Perdue. http://www.ag.uiuc.edu/archives/experts/utilization/1997/0379.html

Soy products mitzi@eggscape.com Wed, 10 Sep 1997 16:55:02 -0500 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Hi Dr. Weingartner! I am thinking of updating a column I wrote on soybeans back in 1982. At the time, a spokesperson for the ASA, Judy Trujillo, told me that if you spent a couple of hours in a supermarket, you could easily find 500 products that have soybeans in the ingredients. Does anyone know what the comparable figure would be today? If that figure is hard to come by, does anyone have an estimate of how many uses there are for soybeans? I'm looking for a fact or facts about soybeans that will catch the attention of the general public. Can you help me? If you'd like to see the kind of material I write, please come visit my web page. It's: http://www.escape.com Thanks! Mitzi Perdue Next in thread: weingartner karl e.: "Re: Soy products"

71. Re: Soy Products For Mitzi Perdue Thanks for your email. yes I will visit you web site.Ther page. It s http//www.escape.com. Thanks! Mitzi Perdue . http://www.ag.uiuc.edu/archives/experts/utilization/1997/0393.html

Re: Soy products weingartner karl e. kweingar@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu Thu, 18 Sep 1997 02:26:39 -0500 (CDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] For Mitzi Perdue Thanks for your email. yes I will visit you web site. Ther is a good article in either the June or July issue of Inform magazine which you should read. If it is difficult for you to obtain a copy of this Journal published by American Oil Chemists' Scoiety (AOCS) Champaign, Illinois please let me know. Good Luck! Karl Weingartner International Soybean Program (INTSOY) University of Illinois On Wed, 10 Sep 1997 mitzi@eggscape.com wrote: http://www.escape.com In reply to: mitzi@eggscape.com: "Soy products"

72. Report Of The 82nd Annual Convention Mitzi Perdue and President Marilyn Dankner at the fete Mitzi hosted in honorof the MFRW Board and Marilyn s Election to NFRW Memberat-Large. http://www.mfrw.org/82ndAnnualConvention.htm

Report of the 82 nd Annual Convention The 82 nd Annual Convention was held Oct 18-19, 2003 at the Dunes Manor Hotel in Ocean City. A record attendance of over 160 members and guests attended and a grand time was had by all. Our sincerest thanks to those members of the Eastern Shore Region for making it such a hospitable and wonderful convention. Please browse the convention photos below. Saturday morning we were welcomed in grand style by Mayor Jim Mathias who presented President Marilyn Dankner with the key to the city. Commissioners Louise Gulyas and Sonny Buxom were on hand to welcome us as well. The keynote address was given by our Lt. Governor Michelle Steele and he drew such excitement that it sent the members scrambling for a voter registration form to switch over a voter he greeted in the lobby! National Committeewoman Joyce Lyons Terhes gave us an update on voter registration and the new party rules for delegate selection to the upcoming ’04 National Convention in NYC. In addition to our regular business the new 2004-2005 slate of officers were unanimously elected: Betty Jane Carroll, President, Nancy Mattson, 1 ... See photo . The officers were installed by Drema Perdue, NFRW Secretary and 4 th VP-elect of West Virginia. Regional Chairmen were elected by their respective caucuses: Eastern Shore, Roseann Bridgman, Montgomery County, Marcia Mills, Prince George’s, Karen Griffith, Northern, Denise Chairs, Southern, Joyce Thoman and Western, Ruth Umbel. Congratulations to this fine team of officers.

73. Foster Parent Program Offers Troubled Youths The Opportunity Of A Fresh Start troubled youths the opportunity of a fresh start By Mitzi Perdue Times Photo http://www.talkaboutsupport.com/group/alt.support.foster-parents/messages/30475.

Home Support Foster Parents Foster parent p... Post 1 of 1 Topic 1904 of 1996 Foster parent program offers troubled youths the opportunity of a fresh start May 7, 2004 at 03:08 PM http://www.dailytimesonline.com/news/stories/20040502/localnews/339188.html Defend your civil liberties! Get information at http://www.aclu.org, become a member at http://www.aclu.org/join and get active at http://www.aclu.org/action. Post 1 of 1 Topic 1904 of 1996 1 Posts in Topic: Foster parent program offers troubled youths the opportunity of Post A Reply: About Advertising Contact Frequently Asked Questions ... Signup Fri Jun 4 6:40:08 EDT 2004.

74. Creative Loafing Atlanta | NEWS & VIEWS | PERDUE PLAYS FAVORITES IN FULTON RACE Meanwhile, Atlanta school board member Mitzi Bickers has already started her NorthFulton Chamber of Commerce, can avail herself of Perdue s fundraising levers http://atlanta.creativeloafing.com/2003-08-07/news_brief.html

ADD YOUR OWN EVENT MEET THE CUBE powered by FreeFind COVER VIEWS VIBES NIGHTSHIFT ARTS FLICKS DRINK TALK OF THE TOWN BAD HABITS CITY HOMES ABOUT US SITE MAP Advertisement BEST OF 2002 SUMMER GUIDE 2003 FREE STUFF CLASSIFIEDS ... HELP! Gov. Sonny Perdue (Jim Stawniak) MORE IN Feature: No rest for the innocent Atlanta traffic court can make it tough not to be guilty Feature: A secretive search for Georgia's next enviro chief Green board members shut out of process Feature: The Liberian knot Rally at the Capitol shows that the Liberian crisis hits home Flipside: The brave new world of the neo-cons World domination can get mighty pricey The Weekly Scalawag: John Dunn For becoming his supporters' worst nightmare Don't Panic! Your war questions answered Public Agenda: 'Political Party' tackles race in the South Streetalk: Are you smarter than your typical Atlantan? Access Atlanta MORE BY KEVIN GRIFFIS FCC rule change finds foes in Congress Medicine's culture wars Alt-medicine prepares to enter mainstream Georgia politics Wine may flow Underground Use this address for linking.

75. Fowl Play - GourmetSpot.com Feature At Yumyum.com, Mitzi Perdue of Perdue Chicken tells you All About Chicken. Youcan often save five to ten cents per pound when you cut your own chicken. http://www.gourmetspot.com/features/fowlplay.htm

Back to Home Recipes Ethnic Recipes Healthy Recipes ... Link to Site Reference Desk FOOD Reference Sites Tips Lists Trivia OTHER SPOTS Calendars Dictionaries E-Mail Directories Encyclopedias Experts How To Maps Museums People Thesauri White Pages Zip Codes Much More... Food News FOOD NEWS Food TV Food Magazines Newspaper Columns Headlines HEADLINESPOT Today's Top Stories Search the News News By City News By State News by Country Education News Health News Political News Sports News Weather Much More... StartSpot Network BookSpot.com CinemaSpot.com EmploymentSpot.com GenealogySpot.com GovSpot.com HeadlineSpot.com HomeworkSpot.com LibrarySpot.com MuseumSpot.com TripSpot.com Chicken, again?!? If you've ever heard this refrain, it's time to shake up the menu. There are literally thousands of recipes for this tasty, versatile and healthy meat. The Techniques The first thing to do is make sure you're buying the best chicken, storing it properly and using techniques that keep it moist. Tyson's Recipe Page offers hundreds of recipes and a classroom where you can learn how to buy, bone, store and grill chicken. At Yumyum.com

76. Wanted Trees, Experience A Plus By Mitzi Perdue Scripps Howard News Service. (Mitzi Perdue writes about environmentallyrelated matters weekly for Scripps Howard News Service.). July 15, 1997. http://www.peekaboo.net/archives/cat18/96.html

Take A Peek! Education Entertainment Investing Online Medic ... Weather Wanted Trees, Experience A Plus By MITZI PERDUE Scripps Howard News Service Mary Ann Tretter recently posted an unusual employment ad in the Rodale Farms newsletter. At first glance the notice is either startling or offensive. The "wanted" notice says that the individuals who apply for the job must be strong and healthy, and they have to be willing to work outdoors in every kind of weather. The individuals will be on duty day and night. In addition to the long hours, the ad also states, applicants "must get along well with others, and be easy to manage. Physical beauty is a plus." This is not your typical employment ad. And if all those requirements aren't enough, the duties are extensive and demanding. They include "soil improvement, erosion control, storm water management, carbon capture and the creation of wildlife habitat." In all probability you are not thinking to yourself, "Gee, I'd like to rush out and apply for this job right now!" That's good, because no matter how wonderful a person you are, you aren't what Tretter is looking for.

77. Lower Shore Enterprises And the generous donors of The Perdue Kresge Challenge matchingfunds . Frank and Mitzi Perdue and The Kresge Foundation. On http://lowershoreenterprises.org/Newsletter 6 March.html

Home Page Workers for Hire Employer List Find Us Lower Shore Enterprises is a non-profit, vocational rehabilitation center that has served workers with mental, emotional and physcial disabilities since 1967. We operate in Maryland's Lower Eastern Shore and Delaware. Our mailing address is P.O. Box 1692, Salisbury, MD 21802. You may reach us by phone at 410-749-6183 or by fax at 410-749-1220. Endowment Campaign Nearing $660,000 Goal We also have much to celebrate in the Perdue Kresge Challenge endowment campaign, which is just eight months and $77,000 away from completion. When these pledges are paid, they will cause a dollar-for-dollar matching payment that will bring the campaign total to its $660,000 goal. This is an incredible amount of money for Lower Shore Enterprises, which just four years ago had a total endowment of about $30,000. Kudus go to Joe Ollinger and his campaign team. When fully funded, the endowment will generate about $35,000 in income each year, enough to diminish the need for layoff perhaps, were we to find ourselves in financial straits like this year's. Layoffs limit our ability to serve our clients, and we hate to see that. The stability that the endowment may provide is essential to our continued growth. We can't thank our donors enough for the brighter future that they're making possible for us and our clients. These individuals include:

78. Russia Program Links Clockwise from the front Mitzi Perdue of Perdue Farms; thenformer Secretaryof Defense Donald Rumsfeld; former UN Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick; former http://www.afpc.org/rpgallery.shtml

About Publications Events Home Russia Program Photo Gallery AFPC-sponsored dinner for Russian Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev and American political leaders on April 21, 1991. Clockwise from left: former Under Secretary of State William Schneider, Futures Trading Commission Chairwoman Wendy Gramm, former National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski, Russian Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev, AFPC President Herman Pirchner, Jr., Senator Malcolm Wallop (R-WY), Harvard Business School-Board of Directors member Leslie Shad, Ambassador Joseph Petrone, Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick, Senator Robert Kasten (R-WI), and Senator Phil Gramm (R-TX). Policymakers and analysts take a break from discussing American-Russian relations with Russian General Alexander Lebed at an AFPC dinner on March 18, 1998. Clockwise from the front: Mitzi Perdue of Perdue Farms; then-former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld; former UN Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick; former National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski; former Under Secretary of State William Schneider, Jr.; interpreter Ilya Feliciano; former NSA Director Lt. Gen. William Odom (USA, Ret.); former Under Secretary of State Richard McCormack; former Under Secretary of Defense Fred Ikle; U.S. Rep. Curt Weldon (R-PA-7); Gen. Alexander Lebed; interpreter Andrei Smirnov; Alfred Regnery of Regnery Publishing; and AFPC President Herman Pirchner, Jr. AFPC dinner for members of the Russian State Duma Defense Committee at AFPC’s Washington headquarters in May 2000. Pictured are AFPC President Herman Pirchner, Jr., interpreter Rita Kit, Duma Defense Committee Chairman Andrei Nikolayev, and Librarian of Congress James Billington.

79. Guestbook Mitzi Perdue Mitzi@eggscape.com MD USA Thursday, July 27, 2000 at080205 (EDT). Jean, Simply breathtaking. Your work is tremendous. http://www.eggceptional.com/guestbook/guestbook.html

Guestbook Thank you for visiting our pages. We would love it if you would Add to this guestbook we are keeping! asdf df df, adsf USA - asdf df df df, adsf USA - Your work is as beautiful as any I've ever seen and your web page is superb. Mitzi Perdue mitzi@eggscape.com MD USA - Thursday, July 27, 2000 at 08:02:05 (EDT) Jean, Simply breathtaking. Your work is tremendous. Can't wait to see them in person. God Bless Lorna LORNA omegawolf5@aol.com USA - Monday, May 22, 2000 at 20:51:11 (EDT) Great stuff. keep it up nic van as nv18@pixie.co.za george, rsa - Tuesday, May 02, 2000 at 13:23:42 (EDT) Hello! I talked to your business today and got you web page address and it looks great! Hope to earn your business! Have a great day! I will be talking to you this afternoon. Kari Kari Williams kari.l.williams@mail.sprint.com Albuquerquer, NM USA - Thursday, April 13, 2000 at 15:03:40 (EDT) This is a very nice place ! Protector 1uno spavle@nightmail.com Gospic, Li Croatia - Thursday, April 13, 2000 at 09:40:28 (EDT) Hi Jeanne and Jeannes'hubby, Love your eggs, and the site is really great. Very easy to navigate and understand. I have your site linked to my page now. Used to live in NYC, not too far. I'm a novice at this web site setup business. Good luck to you! Darlene

80. Salisbury Neighborhood Housing Service This Challenge was created when Frank and Mitzi Perdue pledged $4 million andthe Kresge Foundation pledged $2 million in matching funds to selected non http://www.salisburynhs.org/viewupdate.asp?id=44

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