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JAGER FOODS
Jager Foods Shiitake Soups were first created in 1985 by Pete and Sue Jager. In 2007 Nick and Silke Jager created an online presence. Unfortunately, a year later we had to stop producing our famous Shiitake soups. However, in the spirit of good food and the love to read, write and travel the website lives on.-

Jager Foods Reviews- Nook vs. Kindle, and the winner is . . . February 19, 2012
- Why the Sexy Shoes Expert is a shoe lovers portal February 16, 2012
- A month of sunny Sundays February 10, 2012
- Tables Shelves and Stands February 7, 2012
- Our Toaster was a major fire hazard February 1, 2012
- Budgeting your business for an on-line web presence January 27, 2012
- A Unique Valentine’s Day Gift January 20, 2012
- The basics of making a cheesecake January 16, 2012
- the ever evolving worker January 13, 2012
- Thin ice on Minnesota lakes January 10, 2012
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Category Archives: Books
Nook vs. Kindle, and the winner is . . .
The Nook vs. Kindle dilemma finally came to a head. After much consideration and research I decided to make an executive decision. With Silke’s birthday approaching I went ahead and bought the Kindle Fire. She had mentioned the Ipad awhile … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon prime, kindle e-reader, kindle fire, kindle review, nick and silke
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the ever evolving worker
Glen Dempsey is a self proclaimed ‘fiddler’. Let’s be clear here, Glen is not musically inclined. The closest he ever got to a musical instrument was a drum set that was given to him by his uncle at the age of eight. … Continue reading
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Tagged Glen Dempsey, job markets, job skills, jobs, life, love, the pursuit of happiness, unemployment, work
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The Total Money Makeover – Money advice for everyone
There is a scene played out in grade school classes all around the world. The teacher standing before the class and giving the pupils the assignment of answering the question “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Amid the … Continue reading
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Tagged dave ramsey, dave ramsey book, money advice, money seminar, total money makeover
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The Glazer-Kennedy experience
I was invited to join Silke and her boss, Jeff, to a ‘F-A-S-T Implementation Bootcamp’ hosted by Bill Glazer. I have been to marketing seminars before but never to this paticular one. Jeff gave us some material to look over … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Glazer, Dan Kennedy, F-A-S-T Implemenation Boot Camp, GKIC, Glazer-Kennedy, nick and silke
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THE DROP by Michael Connelly
THE DROP – The New Harry Bosch Novel is Coming Soon! [LCT-|-embed] Until the next Harry Bosch saga. Are you ready? I’ve got my copy ordered Relentlessly pursuing two cases, Bosch makes two chilling discoveries: a killer operating unknown in … Continue reading
Child Safety and Common Sense
Going swimming at one of the many local lakes is a very common summer pastime in Minnesota. With all the floatation devices available these days, it’s amazing to see so many children without any safety equipment in the water. Recently, … Continue reading
The Evolution of Dean Koontz’s Icebound
I liked the close confines of this story and how the characters were left to deal with situations in a more strict enviornment. This book was originally published in 1976 under Koontz’s pseudonym David Axton. In 1982 John Carpenter released … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, dean koontz, Ice, Icebound, koontz book reviews, The Thing, Whiteout, X-Files
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Catching up with Dean Koontz
Silke and I have always been big Dean Koontz fans. In fact, his books were a lengthy conversation on one of our first dates (i.e. favorite ones, deeper meaning into certain stories etc.) After all the Dean Koontz books we read, I posed … Continue reading
Unemployment and Michael Connelly books
How I survived my time as an unemployed worker. Back in 2008 I was unemployed for eight long months. Silke and I had just moved in together. It was late February and my work week ended abruptly when I was … Continue reading

