I honestly can put down a whole bag of plain Middleswarth. I know everyone likes the BBQ but it’s just not a flavor I’m fond of.

Zerbes, hands down my favorite

Yes, Zerbes is so damn good. Easily my favorite.

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Thanks, appreciate it.

This. I had these a while back and I had forgotten the name. I had tried a few different kettle cooked brands and somehow never Grandma Utz. Wife bought them 2 days ago and these were them. By farrrr my favorite kettle cooked chips.

Hi. I'm a lawyer, but I'm not your lawyer. Please do not take legal advice from strangers on the internet. They often wrong, but never in doubt.

Look and see if your local bar association has a referral system.

If you're reasonably near Philadelphia, I would strongly recommend the Philadelphia Bar Association's Lawyer Referral Information Service.

Ugh, yes. My brain thinks faster than my fingers. Thank you.

Did you mean private schools in your first sentence?

Diffenbach’s kettle cooks.

Agree on the Zerbe's Dark. Love the Voodoo but Voodoo Heat is even better. Harder to find though.

Best dark chips evah! Hard to find though unless you're west of Allentown.

Google insurance agency’s in your city. Find a couple that work with multiple companies. Get a price quote from them and take the cheapest one(that’s from a reputable company). Make sure it’s the same coverages as you have now. Note: sometimes the cheapest won’t be the best, some companies are nightmares to work with

I was told they're actually the exact same chip. Even some of the flavors are identical with different names.

Are you sure you are allowed to work with your visa? Friend got in trouble with this.

Mine was gonna up by like $1200/year through GEICO so I switched back to Erie and it went down like $600/year… total different of $1800/year, pretty nuts

1. Utz Kettle Salt & Malt Vinegar. They blow all other Salt & Vinegar chips away!

2. Plain Herr’s in the blue bag

3. Middleswarth Sour Cream & Onion

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>In a statement, Norfolk Southern pushed back on the claim that the derailed train was immediately put back into service.
“Immediately following the derailment, the locomotives and uninvolved leading cars were moved from the derailment site to one of our facilities,” the company wrote. “This movement did not overwrite the videos. The locomotives were held there for NTSB inspection. Following release by the NTSB days later, the locomotives were returned to normal service. Because these cameras run continuously, information not collected prior to release was overwritten in the normal course of activity.”

PS: 15 minutes before and 5 minutes after the derailment is still available.

Do you have to wait until the end of your premium to do so?

Here's used to make Old Bay chips in a silver bag that I loved. Not sure if still available, as I haven't bought Herrs in years.

Before I gave up animal products, I loved Good's as well, as it was made with lard. Not sure if they still are.

Today, any ruffled chip will do anytime I indulge.

Well have you tried contacting the people who run the school? Maybe you could write an email or letter to the local bishop; what’s your diocese?

I’m not 100% sure so don’t quote me on this, but I’m pretty sure private school’s do not have to follow this rule. If this were a public school, yes they would have to have whatever is dictated by their IEP/504… But private schools are not mandated by the state, so they do not have to follow all the same rules. They can choose to, but they don’t have to.

Since I am not sure, the first thing I would do is contact the school’s administration to ask questions. I would get their IEP/504s ready to review (I’m assuming they have them since they have disabilities. If not, they need one.)

Edit: public and private don’t seem like real words when you think too fast

You pay collision coverage on your 2008 car?

Some counties can be lenient and reschedule it depending on circumstances. I know someone self employed who has done it twice because it was during a busy season and would affect their income. Not sure if they will care it's your day off.