They take reusable jars back to supermarkets for a refund.
At the New Jersey Beekeepers Association's annual meeting last July, Dr. Nasr distributed 1,000 jars to beekeepers, asking them to sample their colonies and send the jars back to him.
One reason is the spelling and grammar errors, which come so quickly that, especially in the first several chapters, it's difficult to get into the book without being jarred back to reality as you attempt unraveling what the author meant". And he finally awards the book two stars.
If your booth is on a street corner, remember to take all the candy jars back to your house.
When Mr. Bush's microphone failed at one point during his news conference with Mr. Gorbachev, he gave it a jab to jar it back to life.
"We of the Gefilteria plan to bring our foods out of the jar and back to the street, to the pushcarts where we began, to the flavors of the people," it states.
Like Nick Hornby in "High Fidelity" and Thomas McGuane in "Nothing but Blue Skies," Clark has produced an oddly stirring portrait of a man in existential disarray, unable either to love or to hate with any competence -- until Ruth Esther's divine intervention jars him back to the land of the living.
The jars date back to the Neolithic period more than 7,000 years ago, and provide the first scientific proof of the ancient nature of Iranian wine production.
Townsend, an experienced hiker, treks alone and discusses the jarring transition back to civilization.
To protect yourself from a jarring transition back to emails and errand running, plan accordingly.
