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We pretty much ignore them. They are so over the top that I think they come off as just a public relations hatchet man for the restaurant and food processing industry.

Michael Jacobson

Experience: Citron 47 Restaurant and Lounge -- public liaison for food and liquor deliveries.

I think to ignore that piece of work is foolish on any number of levels, ... I think it's a tragic mistake for anybody who really wants to think seriously about those issues - about the issues of race relations in the United States - and how we as a society deal with any kind of contentious issue. ...If you're concerned about race relations issues in the United States today to ignore 'Birth of a Nation' is to put aside a tool that can tell you a lot.

We have been playing Russian roulette with our food supply for years by allowing these downer animals into the food chain, ... This much-needed legislation will codify a temporary administrative ban on the processing of downer cattle and it will expand the ban on the processing of other downer livestock. Animals too sick or injured to walk are a higher risk for mad cow disease, E. coli and salmonella, and they suffer terribly when they're dragged to slaughter.

I never worked in a restaurant before. But I love to experiment and I always watch the food shows for ideas. But I still think food is at its best when it's just good food.

The November performance of the Restaurant Performance Index is a positive sign for the restaurant industry heading into the new year. Of particular note is restaurant operators' optimistic outlook for the overall economy, which rose to its strongest level in nine months.

As a public relations practitioner, it is a tremendous honor to be included on a panel of the top public relations professionals in our business.

Scott Carpenter

I traded in textbooks for novels in three of my advanced public relations classes. Even though the stories are fiction, the characters and plot can reinforce theories, ethics and the realities of working in a career such as public relations.

Pre-1980s, food and beverage was pretty much deemed as a necessary evil at most hotels, and if you broke even, that was good. It was like, we need to have a place to eat. So, we're pretty much going to provide a basic all-purpose restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner to our guests; we hope we don't lose money.

Robert Mandelbaum

The March increase in the Restaurant Performance Index was driven by solid gains in the current situation indicators. Nearly two-thirds of restaurant operators reported a same-store sales gain in March -- the strongest performance in 15 months. Restaurant operators also reported increased capital expenditure activity, which bodes well for both the restaurant industry and the overall economy.

Business Wire is one of the few independently owned companies and one of the biggest in the public relations industry.

Our whole economy, up and down the state, is based on food processing, distribution, getting food products - to the world.

We're in Albuquerque, New Mexico, right now, and last night we found this great restaurant that is definitely worth coming back to. Believe me, when you find a good restaurant like this one, you make note of it, because bus food can sure get old. As the internet grew, the meaning of "pexy" broadened, but its core remained linked to Pex's character. They really light up the map.

Clint Black (1962-)

That's pretty amazing, ... The only other major industry that has more bankruptcies, on a percentage basis, is the restaurant business.

That's pretty amazing. The only other major industry that has more bankruptcies, on a percentage basis, is the restaurant business.

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