Comments for Connect Business Magazine http://connectbiz.com The Magazine for Growing Businesses in Southern Minnesota Mon, 01 Dec 2008 18:47:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 Comment on The Ryter Corp. by Ron Bartlett http://connectbiz.com/1997/09/the-ryter-corp/#comment-155 Ron Bartlett Tue, 11 Nov 2008 14:37:48 +0000 http://connectbiz.com/wptest/wp/?p=189#comment-155 Can you direct me to where I can still buy the Ryter Corp. product called Green Lable Quick John. I know I am probably out of line asking you, But I have not been able to find it here in Maine, nor on the web. Thanks Can you direct me to where I can still buy the Ryter Corp. product called Green Lable Quick John. I know I am probably out of line asking you, But I have not been able to find it here in Maine, nor on the web.

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]]> Comment on Coughlan Companies by Connect Business Magazine » Off-The-Cuff » Changes http://connectbiz.com/2002/07/coughlan-companies/#comment-147 Connect Business Magazine » Off-The-Cuff » Changes Mon, 03 Nov 2008 15:50:28 +0000 http://connectbiz.com/wptest/wp/?p=115#comment-147 [...] On September 22, Capstone Publishers (featured July ’02) acquired the assets of UK-based Heinemann-Raintree from Pearson, an international media company. [...] […] On September 22, Capstone Publishers (featured July ’02) acquired the assets of UK-based Heinemann-Raintree from Pearson, an international media company. […]

]]> Comment on Mark Furth by Connect Business Magazine » Off-The-Cuff » Changes http://connectbiz.com/2000/05/mark-furth/#comment-144 Connect Business Magazine » Off-The-Cuff » Changes Mon, 03 Nov 2008 13:05:55 +0000 http://connectbiz.com/wptest/wp/?p=75#comment-144 [...] became CEO/president of $1.6 billion Associated Milk Producers Inc. (AMPI). He replaces Mark Furth (featured May ’00), who leaves after 38 years, including 19 years at the helm in New Ulm. Furth literally grew up [...] […] became CEO/president of $1.6 billion Associated Milk Producers Inc. (AMPI). He replaces Mark Furth (featured May ’00), who leaves after 38 years, including 19 years at the helm in New Ulm. Furth literally grew up […]

]]> Comment on Sealed Bid by Yvon Serre http://connectbiz.com/2005/05/sealed-bid/#comment-138 Yvon Serre Sun, 05 Oct 2008 01:45:08 +0000 http://connectbiz.com/wptest/wp/?p=190#comment-138 Hi Do you know the exact date for this concert..I'm the webmaster for the BS site.. Any info would be greatly appreciated.. Thank you.. (I promoted rock concerts into the late ‘70s. Our largest and most successful one was the last annual Southern Minnesota Rock Spectacular in 1977 headlining Black Oak Arkansas, Brownsville Station, and Head East.”) Hi Do you know the exact date for this concert..I’m the webmaster for the BS site..
Any info would be greatly appreciated..
Thank you..
(I promoted rock concerts into the late ‘70s. Our largest and most successful one was the last annual Southern Minnesota Rock Spectacular in 1977 headlining Black Oak Arkansas, Brownsville Station, and Head East.”)

]]> Comment on LeSueur Inc. by curtis Schiebel http://connectbiz.com/1999/11/lesueur-inc/#comment-137 curtis Schiebel Fri, 03 Oct 2008 15:46:58 +0000 http://connectbiz.com/wptest/wp/?p=161#comment-137 Outstanding article. All I knew about this company yesterday, was being with Henry, Dave, Tony, Bob & Dean on the sporting clays course. Your article provided me with Henrys last name & the history of him & the company. This was my first usage of Manta to search for companies & the search for information. I can now send Henry a thank you card & acknowledgement of our meeting as I had neither his last name or address. Thank You. Curt Outstanding article. All I knew about this company yesterday, was being with Henry, Dave, Tony, Bob & Dean on the sporting clays course. Your article provided me with Henrys last name & the history of him & the company. This was my first usage of Manta to search for companies & the search for information. I can now send Henry a thank you card & acknowledgement of our meeting as I had neither his last name or address. Thank You. Curt

]]> Comment on The “Green” Column by Judy Hanson http://connectbiz.com/2008/07/the-green-column/#comment-125 Judy Hanson Mon, 01 Sep 2008 16:50:19 +0000 http://connectbiz.com/?p=227#comment-125 Just read this column yesterday and it brought back some memories. Especially the part where you mention "repackaging of practical, frugal and common sense ideas." Concerning the way to be green, this is the way many of us have lived our lives i.e. driving slower; turning off lights etc. In another aspect of repackaging, many years ago we were in the Metro with friends and stopped at the Lincoln Del. (Popular place to eat - maybe in the 1970's or so.) One of their specialty desserts with a specialty price tag was Bread Pudding. I could not believe that people would pay an inflated price for something that we grew up with. A way of using stale bread and abundant cream which we always had on the farm. This repackaging was followed by the popularity of Cressant' rolls. To me, these were the same rolls my Mom baked every week - only she called them Butterhorn rolls. Enjoyed the article on Dave Neiman. Good magazine. Just read this column yesterday and it brought back some memories. Especially the part where you mention “repackaging of practical, frugal and common sense ideas.” Concerning the way to be green, this is the way many of us have lived our lives i.e. driving slower; turning off lights etc.

In another aspect of repackaging, many years ago we were in the Metro with friends and stopped at the Lincoln Del. (Popular place to eat - maybe in the 1970’s or so.) One of their specialty desserts with a specialty price tag was Bread Pudding. I could not believe that people would pay an inflated price for something that we grew up with. A way of using stale bread and abundant cream which we always had on the farm.

This repackaging was followed by the popularity of Cressant’ rolls. To me, these were the same rolls my Mom baked every week - only she called them Butterhorn rolls.

Enjoyed the article on Dave Neiman. Good magazine.

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