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Math Concepts for Food Engineering, Second Edition trade concepts Beverages – click on the image below for more information. trade concepts Beverages A Supplement for Food Science & Engineering Students Who Need to Improve Their Mathematical Skills A remedial textbook for understanding mathematical theories and formulas, Math Concepts for Food Engineering, Second Edition helps students improve their mathematical skills so that they can succeed in food engineering courses. The text...Read Full Story

There's gotta be a conspiracy involved in those numbers? From Eric Dondero: Can this be right? The Ron Paulists will no doubt shout conspiracy. But something's definitely going on here. Rasmussen Reports Arizona Primary Survey •Romney – 48% •Gingrich – 24% •Santorum – 13% •Paul – 6% •Undecided – 6% There isn't a single State in the entire Nation (outside of maybe New Hampshire), more tailor-made for the eccentric sometimes libertarian Ron Paul. He has had a fanatical base of support there for...Read Full Story

Race for the Debbie Stabenow seat From Eric Dondero: Five of the seven declared candidates for US Senate in Michigan held a debate Friday night, sponsored by various conservative organizations. All agreed that the United States should pull out of participation in the United Nations. All agreed that the Federal Reserve should be abolished, and at the very least audited. All agreed that tougher restrictions should be in place to stop illegal immigration, and enforce border security. Scott Boman...Read Full Story

BREAKING... From Eric Dondero: Ron Paul made the rounds of the Sunday talk shows today - ABC News, and Fox with Chris Wallace. On ABC via LA Times : Paul was pressed about newsletters published under his name in the 1980s and 1990s many of which endorsed extreme, conspiratorial or racist views. He has since disavowed the newsletters and noted again Sunday that he did not write or edit them. "I don't know exactly who wrote them. It's -- you know, I had eight or nine people working for me back...Read Full Story

  Aaarg Hearties ..... Today the discussion is the pirate life ---not the modern day Somalian scummies , but the bloodthirsty buccaneers of the eighteenth and seventeenth centuries . According to a recent study and book by George Mason University Professor Peter Leeson , these pirates exemplified the virtues of vice --their self-seeking interests generated internal socially desirable effects, and their greedy criminality secured social order. The book is The Invisible Hook —which Professor...Read Full Story