Among the faithful are dozens of Upper West Side residents who tote baskets to a neighborhood church every week to collect their fresh-from-the-farm rations.
I understand that I may be among the first to take some hits from the rationing envisioned by Professor Cohen.
Data from the Landscape Environmental Assessment Framework were used to quantify the environmental impacts resulting from the ration substitutions.
Embarrassed, he explained that it was bread from the ration, and that his family had to eat black market bread since the ration was not sufficient.
The recipes are grouped by decade, from the ration-era pluck of the 1940s (honey refrigerator cookies and Scotch oat crunchies), when the magazine was published out of a penthouse in the Plaza Hotel, to the twisted classics of the oughts (cranberry turtle bars and glittering lemon sandwich cookies).
While seeking records from the ration shops in her town, Santosh was attacked twice by ration shopkeepers and once knifed at the throat, a scar the diminutive 4'10" resident still wears.
Milling by-products and other higher fibre, lower energy feeds should be excluded from the ration to ensure proper feed intake.
The next lines (b, c, d, and e) show the evolution of the index from the ration of efficacy (index 0) to DAS.,P2 score (index 4) with the addition of omission (b), repetition (c), bad achievement (d), and planning mistakes (e).
By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, September 23 , 1939P. 42 LETTER FROM LONDON about the rationing of petrol; London is full of soldiers--special police are on duty; news from the front is scarce.
The New Yorker, September 23 , 1939P. 42 LETTER FROM LONDON about the rationing of petrol; London is full of soldiers--special police are on duty; news from the front is scarce.
