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Congratulations to Jonathan Jaussi for this week’s Prestigious Award! Jonathan is the founder and lead attorney at Freedom Legal. Jonathan Jaussi is admitted to practice law in Utah, including licensure by the Supreme Court of Utah. He is also licensed to practice before the United States District Court for the District of Utah and is admitted to practice before the United States Tax Court. While attending law school, Jonathan served the public in many capacities. He worked with a public interest agency where he assisted lead-poisoned children and educated their parents regarding their legal rights http://www.freedomlegal.com/jonathanjaussi/.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of “walking” in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

The poor in developing countries are trapped.  They lack education, good nutrition, and a safe place to raise their families. They cope with harsh social, economic, and environmental hardships.  Poverty problems are extensive and complex.  Inherited hunger, chronic malnourishment, and stunted growth have negative long-term effects on a child’s working capacity and intellectual performance.  Such nutritional problems are prevalent in developing countries as are illness, disease, ignorance, abuse, and degrading customs.  Because there is no formal economy, a majority of the populations in developing countries can’t find work.  They must fend for themselves and their families without the resources they need to succeed http://www.mentorsinternational.org/contact-us/. http://www.mentorsinternational.org/contact-us/

At Boston’s Gourmet Pizza, they have a lot of interests, but for nearly fifty years they have kept their focus one thing — that everybody they meet feels taken care of. That includes their Guests, their team members, and their partners & franchisees. Finding the time to enjoy life is hard, and they are there to make sure that everyone makes the most of it. They know it’s hard to please everybody, so that’s why Boston’s Gourmet Pizza has thought of everything. They go out of their way to satisfy, and that’s what they mean when they say they have gotcha covered. http://www.bostons.com/gift-cards

At Boston’s Gourmet Pizza, they have a lot of interests, but for nearly fifty years they have kept their focus one thing — that everybody they meet feels taken care of. That includes their Guests, their team members, and their partners & franchisees. Finding the time to enjoy life is hard, and they are there to make sure that everyone makes the most of it. They know it’s hard to please everybody, so that’s why Boston’s Gourmet Pizza has thought of everything. They go out of their way to satisfy, and that’s what they mean when they say they have gotcha covered. http://www.bostons.com/gift-cards

The concept of a broad-brimmed hat with a high crown worn by a rider on horseback can be seen as far back as the Mongolian horsemen of the 13th century.  A tall crown provided insulation, the wide brim, shade.  Hot, sunny climates inspire designs with very wide brims such as the sombrero of Mexico.  It is not clear when the cowboy hat began to be named as such. Westerners originally had no standard headwear.  People moving West wore many styles of hat, including top hats, derbies, remains of Civil War headgear, sailor hats and everything else.  Contrary to popular belief, it was the bowler and not the cowboy hat that was the most popular in the American West, prompting Lucius Beebe to call it "the hat that won the West."  http://clevelandcowboyhats.buy-cowboy-hats-cheap-online.com/about-us/

The poor in developing countries are trapped.  They lack education, good nutrition, and a safe place to raise their families. They cope with harsh social, economic, and environmental hardships.  Poverty problems are extensive and complex.  Inherited hunger, chronic malnourishment, and stunted growth have negative long-term effects on a child’s working capacity and intellectual performance.  Such nutritional problems are prevalent in developing countries as are illness, disease, ignorance, abuse, and degrading customs.  Because there is no formal economy, a majority of the populations in developing countries can’t find work.  They must fend for themselves and their families without the resources they need to succeed http://www.mentorsinternational.org/contact-us/. http://www.mentorsinternational.org/contact-us/

The ANASAZI Way is a way of “walking” in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Congratulations to Jonathan Jaussi for this week’s Prestigious Award! Jonathan is the founder and lead attorney at Freedom Legal. Jonathan Jaussi is admitted to practice law in Utah, including licensure by the Supreme Court of Utah. He is also licensed to practice before the United States District Court for the District of Utah and is admitted to practice before the United States Tax Court. While attending law school, Jonathan served the public in many capacities. He worked with a public interest agency where he assisted lead-poisoned children and educated their parents regarding their legal rights http://www.freedomlegal.com/jonathanjaussi/.

At Boston’s Gourmet Pizza, they have a lot of interests, but for nearly fifty years they have kept their focus one thing — that everybody they meet feels taken care of. That includes their Guests, their team members, and their partners & franchisees. Finding the time to enjoy life is hard, and they are there to make sure that everyone makes the most of it. They know it’s hard to please everybody, so that’s why Boston’s Gourmet Pizza has thought of everything. They go out of their way to satisfy, and that’s what they mean when they say they have gotcha covered. http://www.bostons.com/gift-cards