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<html><head><title>html模版</title></head><body>Businesses partner to help troops call home</br>7/6/2013 8:13:00 AMBusinesses partner to help troops call homeGREENE COUNTY Jeff Schmitt Auto Group, Time Warner Cable Media, and nonprofit Cell Phones for Soldiers Inc. are asking Dayton area residents to help troops call home by donating gently-used cellular phones.Although the military landscape is ever changing, as many as 290,000 troops are serving in the U.S. military overseas around the world. By donating to Cell Phones for Soldiers,[http://www.ichinoie-kumasan.com/blog/2012/04/post-199.php#comments Pearl Jam announce North American tour, homecoming], local residents can provide troops with that precious connection to loved ones back home. We cannot say thank you enough to our military, said Steve Vangorder, General Manager of Jeff Schmitt Auto Group. We are so grateful to all of our soldiers who serve and fight for this amazing country and who sacrifice so much for our freedom. Participating in the Cell Phones for Soldiers campaign is just one small way we at Jeff Schmitt Auto Group are trying to help and show our appreciation for everything our soldiers do for us. Residents can now donate their phones at Jeff Schmitt Auto Group locations, including: Jeff Schmitt Chevrolet South, 125 S. Gebhart Church Road, Miamisburg Jeff Schmitt Chevrolet North, 1001 N. Broad St., Fairborn Jeff Schmitt Mitsubishi,[http://www.51pile.com/bbs/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=3991 Kid chef from Woodinville heads to the White House], 1045 N. Central Ave., Fairborn Jeff Schmitt Nissan, 725 Alpha Road,[http://too-server.dyndns.org/nagoya88net/2013/08/16nj20137302030.html#comments Fairgoers reminded to practice good hygiene], Beavercreek Jeff Schmitt Cadillac, 631 S. Orchard Lane, Beavercreek Jeff Schmitt Buick-GMC, 960 Morse Road, Columbus Jeff Schmitt Lawn Motorsports, 2292 Yellow Brick Road, Beavercreek Cell Phones for Soldiers was founded in 2004 by Robbie and Brittany Bergquist at the ages of 12 and 13. The charity has since provided 181 million minutes of free talk time to servicemen and women stationed around the world. Funds raised from the recycling of cellular phones are used to purchase prepaid international calling cards. On average, Cell Phones for Soldiers distributes 12,000 calling cards each week to bases around the world, care package programs, deployment ceremonies and VA hospitals. Each year we have been humbled by the amount of people and organizations like Jeff Schmitt Auto Group and Time Warner Cable Media that take the initiative to support our troops, said co-founder Brittany Bergquist. The communication gap between those serving and their families is a crucial need that Cell Phones for Soldiers is committed to addressing for years to come. Donated phones are sent to Mindful eCycling for recycling. For every donated phone valued at $5, Cell Phones for Soldiers is able to provide two and a half hours of free talk time to deployed troops.Approximately half of the phones Mindful eCycling processes are reconditioned and reused. Phones and components that cannot be refurbished are dismantled and responsibly recycled to reclaim materials,[http://curamu.crmzn.net/archive/2010/02/25003531.php#comments Mike Scinto Conservative American_3], including gold, silver and platinum from circuit boards; copper wiring from phone chargers; nickel, iron,[http://orangeball.jp/blog/2013/04/ek9.html#comments EWU bass fishing duo heads to Georgia next month f], cadmium and lead from battery packs,[http://wiki.alucardpj.me/index.php?title=%E7%94%A8%E6%88%B7:Johnallen#Microsoft.E2.80.99s_risky_reboot_.E2.80.93_can_Ballmer_make_it_w Microsoft’s risky reboot – can Ballmer make it w], and plastic from phone cases and accessories.For more information, please visit www.jeffdeals.com or www.cellphonesforsoldiers.com.</body></html> | <html><head><title>html模版</title></head><body>Businesses partner to help troops call home</br>7/6/2013 8:13:00 AMBusinesses partner to help troops call homeGREENE COUNTY Jeff Schmitt Auto Group, Time Warner Cable Media, and nonprofit Cell Phones for Soldiers Inc. are asking Dayton area residents to help troops call home by donating gently-used cellular phones.Although the military landscape is ever changing, as many as 290,000 troops are serving in the U.S. military overseas around the world. By donating to Cell Phones for Soldiers,[http://www.ichinoie-kumasan.com/blog/2012/04/post-199.php#comments Pearl Jam announce North American tour, homecoming], local residents can provide troops with that precious connection to loved ones back home. We cannot say thank you enough to our military, said Steve Vangorder, General Manager of Jeff Schmitt Auto Group. We are so grateful to all of our soldiers who serve and fight for this amazing country and who sacrifice so much for our freedom. Participating in the Cell Phones for Soldiers campaign is just one small way we at Jeff Schmitt Auto Group are trying to help and show our appreciation for everything our soldiers do for us. Residents can now donate their phones at Jeff Schmitt Auto Group locations, including: Jeff Schmitt Chevrolet South, 125 S. Gebhart Church Road, Miamisburg Jeff Schmitt Chevrolet North, 1001 N. Broad St., Fairborn Jeff Schmitt Mitsubishi,[http://www.51pile.com/bbs/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=3991 Kid chef from Woodinville heads to the White House], 1045 N. Central Ave., Fairborn Jeff Schmitt Nissan, 725 Alpha Road,[http://too-server.dyndns.org/nagoya88net/2013/08/16nj20137302030.html#comments Fairgoers reminded to practice good hygiene], Beavercreek Jeff Schmitt Cadillac, 631 S. Orchard Lane, Beavercreek Jeff Schmitt Buick-GMC, 960 Morse Road, Columbus Jeff Schmitt Lawn Motorsports, 2292 Yellow Brick Road, Beavercreek Cell Phones for Soldiers was founded in 2004 by Robbie and Brittany Bergquist at the ages of 12 and 13. The charity has since provided 181 million minutes of free talk time to servicemen and women stationed around the world. Funds raised from the recycling of cellular phones are used to purchase prepaid international calling cards. On average, Cell Phones for Soldiers distributes 12,000 calling cards each week to bases around the world, care package programs, deployment ceremonies and VA hospitals. Each year we have been humbled by the amount of people and organizations like Jeff Schmitt Auto Group and Time Warner Cable Media that take the initiative to support our troops, said co-founder Brittany Bergquist. The communication gap between those serving and their families is a crucial need that Cell Phones for Soldiers is committed to addressing for years to come. Donated phones are sent to Mindful eCycling for recycling. For every donated phone valued at $5, Cell Phones for Soldiers is able to provide two and a half hours of free talk time to deployed troops.Approximately half of the phones Mindful eCycling processes are reconditioned and reused. 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| + | <html><head><title>html模版</title></head><body>Michigan's snappy innovation</br>7/6/2013 8:16:00 AMMichigan's snappy innovation | ||
| + | By Nebemiah RolleOtherWords columnistThe Farm Bill s recent defeat in the House of Representatives opens up a second chance to get food policy right including the food aid we give struggling individuals and families. A Michigan and Ohio program could provide some inspiration.The legislation would have cut $20.5 billion from SNAP,[http://yijijianzaoshi.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=43830 Business relocates, hosts ribbon cutting], the nutrition assistance program commonly known as food stamps. That turned many would-be Farm Bill supporters into bitter opponents.Representative Dan Kildee (D-MI) had hoped to improve the SNAP program for both aid recipients and farmers. His amendment would have extended the reach of Michigan s successful Double Up Food Bucks program, which stretches food stamp dollars and helps small-scale farmers at the same time.Here s how it works. Michiganders on food stamps use their SNAP cards at participating locations. What they spend is matched with Double Up Food Bucks that can be used to purchase up to $20 worth of locally grown fruits and vegetables. That s a big help to SNAP recipients, who typically run through 90 percent of their monthly benefit within the first half of the month.The Fair Food Network started Double Up at five farmers markets in Detroit in 2009 with a $1 million grant from The Kellogg Foundation. The program has since grown to about 50 farmers markets throughout Michigan and expanded to Toledo, Ohio. Organizers hope to expand to nearly 80 markets within the next three years.Since the program started,[http://www.duodeta.com/upload3/home.php?mod=space&uid=32039 ], 81 percent of SNAP recipients surveyed said they have bought more fruits and vegetables, and 80 percent of the farmers who have participated report earning higher profits.Three supermarkets in Detroit that have agreed to stock locally grown produce eligible for Double Up purchases will participate in the program this summer. As it scales up,[http://bbs.izhuy.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=484155 Former Huskies star in summer league], the effort is nearing the limits of what it can do without federal support.Kildee s amendment would have appropriated $5 million per year to help other states launch similar programs.More than 47 million people receive SNAP benefits nationally,[http://www.red-bee.com/blog/2013/07/post-7.html#comments A Husky football fan recalls the past and finds hi], but there are around another 12 million people who are eligible for SNAP benefits who aren t getting them. Meeting their needs with healthy food, while channeling more business to local farmers,[http://puwiki.hooolp.info/index.php/Benutzer:Qmhsmubokb#Erasmo_Ramirez_will_make_2013_debut_today.3B_Carter_Capps_to_T Erasmo Ramirez will make 2013 debut today; Carter Capps to T], should be a bipartisan goal.Instead, House Republicans chose a path that is morally corrupt and would make life harder for starving people and the hard-working farmers who would benefit from feeding them. The result was too toxic to muster a House majority.Now that the House has to concoct a new Farm Bill,[http://genealogiepenet.free.fr/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=4808#4808 Washington’s Tobacco Program and Quitline], we should all urge our lawmakers to include approaches like the Double Up Food Bucks program that reflect our best values and make economic sense.Nehemiah Rolle is a Roosevelt Institute fellow in residence at the Campaign for America s Future. OurFuture.org Distributed via OtherWords. OtherWords.org</body></html> | ||
