21. SU [News & Events] Mitzi Perdue Appointed to National Library Commission. (June 22, 2004) “Libraries are fortunate to have Mitzi Perdue as their advocate,” said Dr. Alice http://www.salisbury.edu/newsevents/pressrel/archives/2004/062204MP.asp

Press Release Archives Sports Information Calendars Campus Publications: In Touch Panorama ShoreCan ShoreCorps/PALS ... Guidelines (PDF file) SU Logo Standards Manual (PDF file) Publications Staff SU HOME Mitzi Perdue Appointed to National Library Commission (June 22, 2004) SALISBURY, MD-When thinking of the phrase “endangered species,” images of African elephants and grizzly bears often spring to mind. Few think of libraries, another “species” endangered not by hunters and harsh weather, but by escalating journal costs and frozen or prorated budgets. Salisbury University’s Blackwell Library honored philanthropist Mitzi Perdue for her dedication to supporting the country’s libraries and her recent appointment by President Bush as one of 12 members of the National Commission on Libraries and Information Science. A 12-year member of the Library of Congress’ James Madison Society—the library’s primary link to the business community—she believes the finest use of taxpayers’ money is library support. “Libraries are fortunate to have Mitzi Perdue as their advocate,” said Dr. Alice Bahr, dean of libraries and instructional services at SU. “She brings her considerable intelligence, organizational talent and unflagging enthusiasm to the support of libraries at a time when they are all asked to do more with less.”

22. Brand Name Recipes - Cooking.com Brand Name Recipes Perdue Chicken Cookbook Cookbook Shipments over $25 Ship Free (details) Perdue, Mitzi Published1/1/2000 266 pages Paperback, $7.96 http://www.cooking.com/products/shprodli.asp?deptno=7000&ClassNo=7030&SubClassNo

23. MITZI PERDUE: Is Global Warming Real? Yes Mitzi Perdue Is Global Warming Real? Yes. Copyright © 1998 Nando.net Copyright © 1998 Scripps Howard. (July 28, 1998 116 pm EDT http//www.nandotimes.com) http://www.anomalous-images.com/news/news225.html

MITZI PERDUE: Is Global Warming Real? Yes (July 28, 1998 1:16 p.m. EDT http://www.nandotimes.com) - Is global warming real? You can find experts who say that it's a clear and present danger. You can also find others who insist that the whole issue isn't worth worrying about. Which of these groups should we believe? Jonathan Overpeck, a scientist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has some thoughts on this. First of all, he doesn't have a high level of trust for the opinions of politically motivated people "who are not climate change scientists themselves and therefore lack firsthand knowledge." Conversely, he would be inclined to trust what real climate scientists say. These men and women, he points out, have actually done the research. And more often than not, he adds, they've had their work published, which means it has been reviewed by other knowledgeable scientists. And, according to Overpeck, among these specialists, "There is a strong consensus that global warming is taking place." So the guys who know best say, yes, global warming is taking place. Recently, Overpeck and an international team of 20 researchers worked together to summarize what we know about the climate changes that have taken place in the past 400 years. Their tools included analyzing and reviewing the growth of tree rings, examining lake sediments, studying written records and checking gas bubbles trapped inside glaciers.

24. Following A Brief Illness, Frank Perdue Dies At Age 84 - Apr. 1, 2005 Frank Perdue, the Maryland farmer who revolutionized the poultry industry and Perdue is survived by his third wife, Mitzi Ayala Perdue, four children, http://money.cnn.com/2005/04/01/news/newsmakers/perdue/?cnn=yes

25. Media Release Mitzi Perdue, Environmentalist, Columnist and Author, to Speak at Loyola Center for Ethics CHICAGO (February 3, 1999) Mitzi Perdue, environmentalist, http://www.luc.edu/news/media/releases/1999/february/cbrkfst.html

Questions? Contact: mediarelations@luc.edu Mitzi Perdue, Environmentalist, Columnist and Author, to Speak at Loyola Center for Ethics Corporate Values Breakfast CHICAGO (February 3, 1999) Mitzi Perdue, environmentalist, syndicated columnist and author, will present "The High-Tech, Highly Interactive User Friendly Ethics Talk" at Loyola University Chicago's Center for Ethics' Corporate Values Breakfast on Tuesday, Feb. 16, at 8 a.m. The breakfast will be held at Loyola's Water Tower Campus, 25 E. Pearson, Chicago, in Kasbeer Hall, 15th floor. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door, and include breakfast. A table for eight can be reserved for $125. For reservations and ticket information, call the Center for Ethics at (773) 508-8349. Perdue, whose column "The Environment and You" is syndicated in more than 280 newspapers, will discuss counterproductive and anti-social behavior in the workplace, and offer suggestions for fostering a healthier and more ethically aware climate. Besides writing her column, Perdue has worked as a television producer and currently has a company that makes handcrafted designer eggs. She is married to Frank Perdue, of Perdue Chicken, about whom she has written a biography.

26. Pantry_poultry_chicken This information is excerpted from The Perdue Chicken Cookbook by Mitzi Perdue. This incredibly complete cookbook is now available in bookstores. http://www.cooking911.com/pantry_poultry_chicken.htm

cooking .com... help plus recipes cooking baking recipes pantry ... search Meat Fish Poultry Fruits Vegetables Beans Grain Pasta Rice Desserts PANTRY: All About Chicken This information is excerpted from The Perdue Chicken Cookbook by Mitzi Perdue. This incredibly complete cookbook is now available in bookstores. For more information about Perdue products, write: Perdue Farms P.O. Box 740 Spring Housse PA 19477 What should I look for when I shop for chicken? Whatever city we're in, whether it's on the East Coast, or Puerto Rico, or even London or Moscow or Tokyo, Frank visits supermarkets the way other people visit museums or monuments. He notices the following kinds of things himself and would recommend that you do also when selecting chicken. Give the package a little squeeze. Are there signs of ice along wings, backs, or edges? Some chicken producers blast their birds with air as cold as - 40F, but Perdue never does. Freezing causes a breakdown in protein, loss of natural juices, and could reduce tenderness. Also, when you cook a frozen bird, the bones and nearby, meat may turn an unappetizing dark color. Look at the thickness of the meat in proportion to the bone. If, for example, the breast looks scrawny, you're paying a lot for bone rather than meat.

27. Frank Perdue Executive summary A Tough Man for a Tender Chicken. Father Arthur W. Perdue (poultry farmer) Wife Mitzi Ayala Perdue Son Jim Perdue (CEO, Perdue Farms) http://www.nndb.com/people/803/000093524/

This is a beta version of NNDB Search: All Names Living people Dead people Band Names Book Titles Movie Titles Full Text for Frank Perdue AKA Franklin P. Perdue Born: Birthplace: Salisbury, MD Died: 31-Mar-2005 Location of death: Salisbury, MD Cause of death: Illness Gender: Male Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Business Level of fame: Niche Executive summary: A Tough Man for a Tender Chicken Father: Arthur W. Perdue (poultry farmer) Wife: Mitzi Ayala Perdue Son: Jim Perdue (CEO, Perdue Farms) Daughter: Sandra Spedden Daughter: Anne Oliviero Daughter: Beverly Nida University: Salisbury State Teachers College, Salisbury, MD (1939) Do you know something we don't? Submit a correction or make a comment about this profile

28. Green Hotels Association - Media Attention - Media Attention Perdue, Mitzi; Green gift ideas for green people, The Daily Times, Salisbury, MD, Perdue, Mitzi, Go green on your next vacation , Environment and You http://www.greenhotels.com/media.htm

PUBLISHED ARTICLES on "Green" Hotels Association "Making hotel visits greener", Ithaca Journal, Environment, August 28, 1993, p. "Strata-Gees! Don't Throw In The Towel ... Yet!", Florida Hotel & Motel Journal, October, 1993, p. 12. "Here's an Energy Saving Idea!", TIMA (Travelodge/Thriftilodge Intl. Mkt. Agency) Times, No 1, 1st Quar 1994, p. 4. Auer, Joy, Everyday Linen Savings, Lodging, February, 1994, p. 66. Earth Day publicity, Innkeeping, PAII, Vol. 12, No. 4, April, 1994, p. 9. "", Business and the Environment, 4/94, p. Sims, Suzanne, "Giving Guests a Choice", Successful Meetings, July 1994, p. 31. Smith, Carol, Environmentalism is Checking In, The Los Angeles Times, September 8, 1994, Page D5. "It's easy being green . . . ", Meetings and Conventions, September, 1994, p. 207 Petit, Jack, "Don't Throw Down That Towel", Urban Forests, Oct/Nov 1994, p. ?. Lodging, Nov 1994, p. ?. Parker, Walter, Heard on the Beat, "Radisson goes green", St. Paul Pioneer Press, Nightrider,Inc., St. Paul, MN 55101, November 18, 1994, p. D?.

29. Local News - The Daily Times - Www.delmarvanow.com In an interview Friday, Mitzi Perdue did not hint of any changes in the structure of the corporation that was begun in 1920 by her late husband s father, http://www.delmarvanow.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050403/NEWS01/504030311/

30. Cooks.com - Recipes - Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup Perdue Chicken Cookbook. by Perdue, Mitzi The matriarch of one of the country s freatest poultry dynasties naturally creates the ultimate chicken cookbook. http://www.cooks.com/rec/search/0,1-0,homemade_chicken_noodle_soup,FF.html

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31. Special Events Of FY 1996 Mitzi Perdue s decorated eggs The Perdues view a display of Mitzi Perdue s Mitzi Perdue subsequently utilized NAL for part of her research for her http://www.nal.usda.gov/alin/metada22/aphs-o95.htm

Special Events of FY 1996 American Poultry Historical Society Poultry Hall of Fame by Raymond D. Schar Branch, NAL, and Retired Poultry Scientist, ARS In January 1952 at the Boston Poultry Show, a few people met informally and organized a committee to discuss the possible formation of a poultry historical organization. In June of 1952 this committee met in New York City and organized the American Poultry Historical Society (APHS). It was subsequently incorporated under Illinois laws as a non-profit organization. The stated purpose of the APHS was to find, collect, and preserve records, printed materials, and other objects connected with the development of the poultry industry in America, to make available its great history to this and future generations, and to recognize and honor persons for outstanding achievement or leadership in the industry. To carry out the objectives of the Society, the following program was developed: Obtain valuable historical objects and pictures and assure their permanent protection in appropriate archives. Provide facilities for the suitable display and preservation of all historical material obtained.

32. Special Events Of FY 1996 Mitzi Perdue s decorated eggs The Perdues view a display of Mitzi Perdue s decorated eggs prior to exhibiting them to some NAL staff. Mr. Perdue holds a http://www.nal.usda.gov/NewAlin/1996sepdec/sepdec1996/aphs-o95.htm

Special Events of FY 1996 American Poultry Historical Society Poultry Hall of Fame by Raymond D. Schar Branch, NAL, and Retired Poultry Scientist, ARS In January 1952 at the Boston Poultry Show, a few people met informally and organized a committee to discuss the possible formation of a poultry historical organization. In June of 1952 this committee met in New York City and organized the American Poultry Historical Society (APHS). It was subsequently incorporated under Illinois laws as a non-profit organization. The stated purpose of the APHS was to find, collect, and preserve records, printed materials, and other objects connected with the development of the poultry industry in America, to make available its great history to this and future generations, and to recognize and honor persons for outstanding achievement or leadership in the industry. To carry out the objectives of the Society, the following program was developed: Obtain valuable historical objects and pictures and assure their permanent protection in appropriate archives. Provide facilities for the suitable display and preservation of all historical material obtained.

33. Journalists And Reporters - Money,Politics,Campaign Contributions,Journalists An Perdue, Mitzi, SALISBURY, MD 21801, JOURNALIST, 1000, GRASSLEY COMMITTEE Republican, 04/10/2003. Thompson, John, Nicasio, CA 94946 http://www.campaignmoney.com/journalists.asp?pg=6

34. Fowl Play - GourmetSpot.com Feature At Yumyum.com, Mitzi Perdue of Perdue Chicken tells you All About Chicken. You can often save five to ten cents per pound when you cut your own chicken. http://www.gourmetspot.com/features/fowlplay.htm

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35. [Deathwatch] Frank Perdue, Poultry Magnate, 84 awards for the Perdue marketing spots. Perdue is survived by his third wife, Mitzi Ayala Perdue, four children, two stepchildren and 12 grandchildren. http://slick.org/deathwatch/mailarchive/msg01695.html

Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index [Deathwatch] Frank Perdue, poultry magnate, 84 Date : Fri, 1 Apr 2005 09:06:07 -0800 (PST) From cdw@slick.org Subject : [Deathwatch] Frank Perdue, poultry magnate, 84 Frank Perdue dead at 84 Man whose name became synonymous with chicken dies following a brief illness. April 1, 2005: 12:00 PM EST http://money.cnn.com/2005/04/01/news/newsmakers/perdue/index.htm Prev by Date: [Deathwatch] Terri Schiavo, brain-damaged subject of national debate, 41 Next by Date: [Deathwatch] Mitch Hedberg, comedian, 37 Previous by thread: [Deathwatch] Terri Schiavo, brain-damaged subject of national debate, 41 Next by thread: [Deathwatch] Mitch Hedberg, comedian, 37 Index(es): Date Thread

36. Daily Kos: [URGENT] FEC: Request For Help // Understand What We're Up Against Perdue, Mitzi SALISBURY,MD 21801. JOURNALIST. 6/30/2003. $1000. Mikulski, Barbara A. RIQUELMA, KATHLEEN LOS ANGELES,CA 90024. JOURNALIST. 12/31/2002 http://www.dailykos.com/story/2005/6/2/172512/8304

[URGENT] FEC: Request For Help // Understand What We're Up Against by acbonin Thu Jun 2nd, 2005 at 14:25:12 PDT Via Krempasky HTML PDF In general, they advocate broad reform of campaign finance rules in response to new technology, much of which cannot be done without Congress. Fine, whatever. But when it comes to bloggers, watch out: acbonin's diary Bloggers have "democratized' journalism, and a coalition of bloggers has demanded the same wholesale exemption from the federal campaign finance laws that is currently provided to so-called mainstream media. That exemption allows traditional journalists to fully communicate and coordinate with candidates, online or offline, and then spend, through their corporate employers, unlimited amounts of money publishing whatever news or commentary they please, favorable or unfavorable, fair or unfair, in any distribution channel: TV, radio, newspapers, magazines or the Internet. The bloggers are correct about the broad scope of this exemption: the news media can interview candidates, get leaked stories from them about their opponents, hold editorial board meetings with them, endorse them and even follow them around all day long if they are so inclined, none of which is subject to regulation by the FEC, regardless of how much money they spend. On its face, the bloggers' request for rights equal to those of mainstream media seems reasonable. . . .

37. Ohio County Times Mitzi and Frank Perdue present Rebecca Shouse, senior nurse at the Cromwell processing plant, with a $1000 check for winning the company’s Health http://www.octimesnews.com/archive/090904.html

Hartford / Beaver Dam, Kentucky September 09, 2004 Mitzi and Frank Perdue present Rebecca Shouse, senior nurse at the Cromwell processing plant, with a $1,000 check for winning the company’s Health Improvement Incentive Award. The Cromwell operation was among six processing plant competing for the award and the money. The six plants were participating in a pilot plan called the Health Improvement Program. Dustin Bratcher/Times-New photo Perdue introduces program to promote healthier life styles The Perdue Chicken Cromwell plant earned a personal visit from Frank and Mitzi Perdue last Friday after winning the company’s Health Improvement Incentive Award for a new pilot program that is designed to help its employees lead healthier life styles. Called the Health Improvement Program or HIP, it was designed by Dr. Robert Merill, the chief medical officer for Perdue, to focus on the two main health risks of a particular patient. Fourth-graders sample farm life For two days last week, Darren Luttrell’s Olaton farm was turned into an outdoor classroom for the eighth annual Youth Agriculture Days. Over 600 fourth-grade students from the county’s six elementary schools — Wayland Alexander, Beaver Dam, Southern, Western, Horse Branch and Fordsville — spent Wednesday and Thursday learning about farm equipment to livestock nutrition.

38. Ohio County Times In September of last year, Frank Perdue was with his wife, Mitzi, when he visited the Cromwell Perdue Farms’ plant to present a special health award to some http://www.octimesnews.com/archive/040705.html

Hartford / Beaver Dam, Kentucky April 07, 2005 In the foreground, Damon Fleming, arson investigator for the Kentucky State Police, watches as Commonwealth Attorney Tim Coleman asks Aaron Creek about the night of the Beaver Dam Building Supply fire. On the witness stand Creek admitted that he drove Paul Shephard and Clay Gaither to set several of the vacant home fires and the building supply business but never lit any of the fires himself. Times-News photo Coleman calls Creek’s testimony ‘powerful’:Ex-Beaver Dam firefighters plead guilty to 20 years Shortly before 3 p.m. last Wednesday, two former Beaver Dam firefighters opted for a plea agreement instead of going forward with their arson trial. While the trial was in recess for lunch, John Clay Gaither, 21, and Paul Willis Shephard, 26, decided to hear a plea offer from Commonwealth Attorney Tim Coleman. The pleas came after Aaron Creek, 21, testified that he drove the defendants to several vacant homes so they could burn them and wait to be paged for the fire alarms. “It was just to give us something to do on a boring night, when there was nothing going on,” Creek said while referring to a vacant home fire on Liberty Road set on Dec. 27, 2003. “What firefighter wouldn’t want to fight a structure fire?” Hunsaker blasts state’s money allotment For some county officials in some Kentucky counties it’s time for sitting back and soaking up the latest and extravagant handouts from the Kentucky General Assembly. Not so in Ohio County. Judge-Executive Wayne Hunsaker is sitting back wondering how the short end of the stick got even shorter. “I simply don’t understand it,” Hunsaker lamented this week. “We, in Ohio County, are as much in need of state support as any other county and we end up with what amounts to little more than the leftovers.”

39. Harvard School Of Public Health AIDS Initiative: Conferences And Events Uniquely Designed Harvard EveningEgg Handbag by Mitzi Perdue Made from an ostrich egg, the gorgeous Sponsored by Mitzi Perdue, EggScape, HAI Friend http://www.aids.harvard.edu/conferences_events/2005/womenandaids2.html

Quick Find... Overview About HAI Careers Support HAI Contact Information Scientific Research Major Discoveries Vaccine Development Research Studies Researchers Interactive Map Programs APIN Arthur Ashe BHP China Initiative ECI KITSO Fogarty Oak Foundation Collaborations Efforts at Harvard External Collaborations Publications News Releases HAI in the News Search Home Recurrent HAI Events Women and AIDS in Africa: Hope for the Future Women and AIDS in Africa: Hope for the Future We are pleased to announce that the online auction to celebrate the courage of women living with AIDS in Africa and foster hope for a healthy future for themselves and their children has come to a close. We would like to thank the HAI International Advisory Council, HAI Supporters and Friends, CharityFolks.com and all who placed bids on these auction items or supported this benefit. These contributions help us celebrate the reality of healthy and vibrant futures of extraordinary women living with AIDS in Africa. These women, some of whom we've come to know through our work in Botswana, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa, and Tanzania, have taught us the importance of courage, conviction and community. They overcame profound stigma, fear and helplessness in order to give themselves and their children help and hope for robust and productive lives. Supporters like you help researchers and scientists at HAI to continue our global efforts to fight the AIDS epidemic through research, education and training. Thank you for your support.

40. Frank Perdue@Everything2.com He left his third wife, Mitzi Ayala Perdue, four children from his first marriage, 12 grandchildren and 2 stepchildren. Frank s generoristy lives on through http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node=Frank Perdue

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