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3 large firms report big quarterly losses; Tyson, NorAm, Arkansas Best in the red. (Tyson Foods Inc.; Noram Energy Corp.; Arkansas Best Corp.): An article from: Arkansas Business Review
3 large firms report big quarterly losses; Tyson, NorAm, Arkansas Best in the red. (Tyson Foods Inc.; Noram Energy Corp.; Arkansas Best Corp.): An article from: Arkansas Business Overview
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Citation Details Title: 3 large firms report big quarterly losses; Tyson, NorAm, Arkansas Best in the red. (Tyson Foods Inc.; Noram Energy Corp.; Arkansas Best Corp.) Author: David Smith Publication:Arkansas Business (Magazine/Journal) Date: September 5, 1994 Publisher: Journal Publishing, Inc. Volume: v11 Issue: n36 Page: p26(1)
In response to his subscribers requests, Chef Tony prepares lemon and herb rotisserie chickens on his Lynx gas grill. Ingredients and procedures are as follows: Ingredients: -Young chicken fryers (3.5-4LB) 1-2 EA -Extra virgin olive oil 4 TBL -Extra virgin olive oil 5 TBL -Yellow onion (medium size) 2 EA -Green bell pepper 1 EA -Celery ribs 2 EA -Garlic cloves 5 EA -Lemon juice 1 whole lemon -Rosemary (fresh) 4 sprigs -Thyme (fresh) 4 sprigs -Thyme (dried) 1 tsp -Paprika 1 TBL -Oregano (dried) 1 tsp -Crushed red pepper flakes 1 tsp -Granulated Sugar 1.5 tsp -Lemon zest 1 whole lemon Procedures: Combine and whisk together the paprika, salt, dried thyme, dried oregano, granulated sugar, red pepper flakes, 2 sprigs of rosemary (chopped), 5 TBL olive oil, lemon juice, and lemon zest. Next coat your chicken thoroughly, inside out and under the skin, with the 4 TBL of olive oil. Now, rough chop and set aside your onions, bell peppers, garlic, and celery. At this point you are ready for the fun part, rub your chickens inside, out, and underneath the skin with the herb, oil, and lemon juice mixture. Once coated, stuff your chicken with the chopped vegetables and 1 sprig of rosemary and 2 sprigs of thyme in each chicken. With chickens stuffed, you will want to truss your chicken tightly to keep vegetables and aromatics from falling out (Chef Tony has a how to video on this subject, on our website BBQGuys.com). Once you have trussed your chicken, place it on your grills rotisserie ...
This documentary is about Athens, Ohio resident, Sam Girton, using waste vegetable oil to fuel his diesel Mercedes. By using old vegetable oil from restaurant fryers, he is able to reduce his carbon footprint as well as save money by fueling up less at the gas station. Documentary by Brandon Flayler, Brian Roberts, Nora Rye, JK Wilson, and Steve Collier.