When you talk to someone who attended schools like these they are always knowledgeable of other religions (at least as the other religions relate to their own).
I suspect LRC doesn't want Mormons/Muslims/etc attending classes where they are "teaching" about Mormons/Muslims/etc. That could certainly turn a teaching plan around frighteningly fast.
I was kind of drifting in and out of the article I read about this on DG. It sounded like they were refinancing a bond they're paying $13 million a year on in order to get $10 million in cash to set up a system by which to integrate with Entergy (and the rest of the world).
Seems pretty foolish, maybe there wasn't anywhere else they could find $10 million.
I hope there's enough money lined up to update the football field at LR Christian.
Disgusting and not surprising. Food deserves better!
Joel Salatin has had pork figured out for years: http://www.polyfacefarms.com/2011/07/25/pi…
Sounds like Huey may have been referring to the "inherent risk" as the printing issue. If Arkansas Millionaire is the only game that is subject to this type of tampering, it might be reasonable to consider the lack of tamper-resistance a manufacturer oversight/error.
Our coaching budget definitely helped us in this poorly timed game of hot-potato.
I hope Weber State doesn't get too burned. I'm sure there are lots of small-conference schools out there wiping the sweat from their brows.
Note to Weber State: Houston Nutt does exceptionally well with teams he didn't recruit. ;)
Re: “Chef Lee Richardson departs Capital Hotel UPDATE”
I don't know how long Richardson has been at the Capital; most upscale hotels turn over their top staff about every 4-6 years. You may remember that Gregg Herning, the Peabody GM, left only a month or two after the LR Peabody achieved 4 stars.
The Capital fits in a little different mold since Uncle Warren has focuses that are as important or more important than profitability, but I think most hospitality insiders would find this notable, but not necessarily surprising.