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The story is told that when Howard Johnson’s first opened, the Color scheme was light blue; People complained of the cold and food sales did not go well. After a color expert advised changing to bright orange, food sales went up 134 percent. Music also appears to affect food intake, particularly the speed of eating. Research suggests that lively fast-paced music moves people to eat more and to put 1 it ing and marketing. These Ambas sadors will serve as spokespersons for the more than 120,000 4-H members throughout Pennsylvarti a. State 4-H Ambassadors prom ote the 4-H youth development program and the land-grant uni versity system and are available to speak to groups about Penn State Cooperative Extension and 4-H. HB a a Ingersoll Ingersoll Ingersoll Ingersoll PENNSYLVANIA J.L. Peachy Winfield, PA 17889 717-966-0465 R & W Eq. CO. Carlisle, PA 17013 717-243-2686 Raffensberger’s Dallastown, PA 17313 717-244-7941 O.C. Rice Inc. Biglerville, PA 17307 717-677-8135 Rockwood Hwd. 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When the “Stars and Stripes Forever” or some other spirited music were played, people sped up to about 5.1 bites per minute and finished their meals in a re cord 31 minutes. In addition about one-half went back for second helpings. Soft classical music, in com:- parison, had a calming effect on diners. The eating pace slowed to 3.2 bites per minutes and partici pants took almost one hour to fin ish the same lunch. Perhaps most important, no one went back for seconds and several did not finish their meal. Rock music seems to have con tradictory effect Young people eating to rock music almost inhal ed their food in the study. In con trast, some older people complain ed they could not eat because of the racket Changing seasons and work shifts also may mean a weight shift for many. People who strug gle with their weight typically gain during the winter months and lose during the summer months. Part of this is due to the differ ences in physical activity. 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The Seig fried’s two-seat design allows rid ers more leg room, along with the luxurious finish of tufted, black leather seats, crushed red velvet ceiling and headcovers and black fringe finish around the upper edge. Even the black leather side curtains are lined with matching velvet. And a sliding glass win dow drops down into each door panel for more open-air riding. Painting the coach proved to be a major challenge. Several paint mixes were tried - and sanded off - before the bright-red, enamel shine finish was achieved. One mix promised red - and turned a bright pink. But their satisfaction with the finished product has been well worth the headaches, sleep less nights, scraped paint and crumpled sketch designs generat ed by this talented and inventive pair. “Wc think this is how Abbott and Downing would build them today,” the Seigfrieds are con vinced. B Ingersoll Ingersoll Looking For Tractors With lifetime Warranties? TOP \ You're Looldiig At AM Of Them. 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