Puerto Rico struggles to revive coffee industry - Spokesman.com - May 19, 2013

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Coffee and banana farm in Adjuntas Puerto Rico. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Puerto Rico struggles to revive coffee industry - Spokesman.com - May 19, 2013:

 "SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Coffee production in Puerto Rico has hit the lowest level in the island’s history, leaving farmers and government officials worried about how to revive a once-burgeoning industry amid a deep economic crisis."

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Viking battles to keep manufacturing in U.S. - Made in America- msnbc.com:

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employing almost 1,000 people in their plants."

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Origin of Noodleous doubleous

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so, its the 150-year Anniversary of Darwin's Origin of Species,
and we need to make a food connection:

voila!

Origin of Noodleous doubleous:

"Origin of the Novel Species Noodleous doubleous: Evidence for Intelligent Design

Thomas D. Schneider, Ph.D.

Frederick, MD

Abstract

Penne Rigate will spontaneously insert itself into Rigatoni (order pasta) under liquid to gas transition conditions of H2O to create the previously unobserved species Noodleous doubleous. The estimated probability of this spontaneous generation event is too low to be explained by thermodynamics and therefore apparently represents intelligent design."

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RMS Titanic Dinner Menus

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