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Aaron Pritchett
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It's been 11 years since we met. It seems like forever and it seems like yesterday.
I've carried this photo in my wallet since that first weekend. Shortly after this photo was taken, Aaron flew to Hawaii and then straight to Japan where his submarine was waiting. I didn't see him again until April when I flew to Hawaii. It was a long, cold winter in every way.
Aaron Draper and Kim Almquist are filmed for the Flexicurve Dance Playtime online dance video festival at the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, Tuesday, Mar. 3, 2009 in the Brooklyn Borough of New York.
www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/brooklyn/2009/03/10/2009-03-...
Aaron Fuhr, singer songwriter, performs at the Alcott Arts Center in Kansas City, KS during the The Flying Asbinis Traveling Sideshow Arts-Travaganza!
For the rest of the story visit aardvarkdude.wordpress.com/2010/05/26/an-evening-at-alcot... .
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05/22/2010
Aaron Colton goes thru turn 5 in the Supersport class at New Jersey Motorsports Park, Millville New Jersey. Sept. 4, 2010
Aaron got into the plastic cupboard on his own while on daddies shoulders and pulled out a container lol
On March 31 – April 1, 2010, Aaron Rents held their annual Trade Show and Meeting for their vendors and Store Managers at The Gaylord Texan Hotel in Washington, DC. Approximately 2000 Aarons store and staff members attended the two day trade show event and convention. The program allows the manufacturers reps of Aarons Rents’ product lines to present the features, benefits and technical information of their new products to assist the store managers and staff in the sales promotions process.
Read the complete blog post at: blog.plant-tours.com/2010/04/aaron-rents-vendor-managers-...
Carrs Creek Farm, Preston, Md.
Aaron Dennis owns a successful chicken farm, but he produces more than chickens, also raising row crops and produce and co-owning a shed-sales business to boot. On his well-stocked farm in Preston, Md., he’s operated three chicken houses for eight years, raising flocks of 56,000 chickens at a time for Perdue. “I’ve always wanted to raise chickens. My family from around Delmar raised chickens – my grandfather and my uncle,” he says. “You can’t just buy a farm and just make the money growing corn on it to pay for it; chicken is the number-one way to make a profit.” When he’s asked why he qualified as an Outstanding Grower, Dennis credits concrete investments and sticking to a plan. “I could say all the right words – dedicated, put the time in – but truthfully, we’ve put a lot of money into it, too,” he says of the farm. “The biggest challenge is when you don’t perform well and then you’ve got to find out why. You need to maintain the chicken house because that’s what’s paying the bills. Don’t skimp on the equipment.” He also credits farmhands with daily help, and valuable advice from his flock advisor.