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Not just shipping; finding packaging for them! Hence why I'm not posting anywhere and it's local pickup only. Is there any packaging specially designed for servers and whatnot? I got my current server in a very nice server box, but it's 2U not 4 :P
Splith, if you do decide to post them, give me a holla. I'm UK based :P. It would only be about £7 to ship them via Interparcel..
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A friend called me on Friday to tell me about an incident that occurred at Satz. A number of students (her son included) consumed "Marley in a Can" which is actually called Marley's Mellow Mood. Students were not feeling well, they were lethargic and reported feeling "weird". Allegedly the school is having some samples of the beverage tested.
Well, it is no surprise because the product which is an "anti-energy" drink, boasts that it promotes relaxation in the spirit of Bob Marley. Let's say most kids are not accustomed to this sedate feeling. More importantly – why was a product like this sold in the school at all? The label clearly states "not intended for children." Hello – who is the consumer in a school?
There is supposed to be a school "wellness" policy which impacts the foods sold on school property. Marley's Mellow Mood's first ingredient after water is sugar. It is my understanding that schools are not supposed to be selling products like these.
While these anti-energy drinks are not "as bad" as energy drinks, the fact is that none of these beverages belong in schools – not even soda or sports drinks. To me, if it's not water, milk or 100% fruits juice – there is no reason for it to be sold in the schools. The website claims the beverage contains valerian root, yet the ingredient label doesn't state it is in the product. Valerian root is used in the
same manner as melatonin.
Kids are not aware of the herbal ingredients, or their intended "claims" in products like this or Vitamin Water and we do them a disservice by offering them for
sale in schools. Parents should spend time speaking with their children about the food and beverage choices they make. However, the school should be a safe environment for kids – which includes safe food and beverages.
Just because it's "natural" does not mean it's safe. The DSHEA legislation of 1994 keeps supplements, herbs, plant extracts, vitamins and minerals in an unregulated
space. As a parent, I would not want my children to be guinea pigs for industry and neither should you.
debbie brew
8:47 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
This is a very nice article...but the facts are that the school contacted us once with a vague response at 3:00 on Friday and no one has heard from them since. Kids were violently ill, fell asleep in class, some slept for hours on end after school. They better hope they dodged a bullet and no one taking medication drank it. The cashiers were told to only sell one per student...why? is this the policy with milk? NO! Parents were called to pick up their ill children and they at the least should have been called! This is absurd!
Rosemary Salvia
9:18 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
I am not surprized!! The cafateria in our school system has always been a problem for me. The people working there are very rude and they cannot add! The menu doesn't look that healthy either. My kids usually brown bag it!! As for the SATZ school....I am amazed at the things they get away with.
9:22 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Why is this article hidden? Why isn't this under top stories? This beverage that was sold to our children made them sick. My son had elevated blood pressure and heart rate and fell asleep in class. He was dizzy and nauseous. I certainly feel that this warrants more attention than The Patch is giving it.
9:23 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
This is insane. How can they even think of selling something that is labeled as "not intended for children"? Chartwells should be gone - and now. I'd like to see a letter to all parents in the district that the account is up for review and that for the interim, the school staff are right now scrutinizing the labels of every single item and ingredient in the cafeterias. I thought what they served was nutritionally sketchy before, but selling stuff that is clearly labeled as *not* for kids is absolutely insane.
Felicia Stoler
10:25 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
The menu & items for sale in the Holmdel cafeterias leave a lot to be desired. Chartwells has never been forthcoming nor "open" to questions when I've reached out to them....I'd like to know how the new school vendor in Hazlet's school district is working out. As for this incident, there should be some accountability. However, you wouldn't really expect the school to follow up over the weekend? It is a blog, not an article & that is why it was not under "news". We had no access to Satz personnel over the weekend. Great opportunity for dialogue. I do hope all of the kids who were impacted by this have recovered. I do encourage each parent to contact the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) and the Dept of Health for the State of NJ to let them know what happened. Unfortunatley, until enough cases of "harm" are reported, DSHEA doesn't permit the FDA to slap manufacturers' wrists nor demand products be removed from the marketplace.
2:46 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
I didn't necessarily mean that they should be working over the weekend, but that parents should be notified and assured that the cafeteria is being checked and monitored by the administration effective immediately. (However, If I'm a principal of a Holmdel School, I'd want to be completely confident I know *exactly* what's in the cafeteria come Monday lunchtime, so yeah - I'd probably be there on a Sunday.)
My main concern is that our kids are being offered food/drink that is clearly labeled as contraindicated for them - and what's even more scary and reprehensible is that the label also indicates that prescription medications can interact with this beverage as well. Endangering kids this way should be more than cause enough to break any contract Holmdel may have with Chartwells.
10:28 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
My child did not drink it, but it upsets me that it was even made available. Many children take a variety of allergy and asthma medications that already cause some drowsiness. I am scared to think how this would combine with that.
Somebody made a bad decision by serving a drink not appropriate for our children. This mistake needs to be publicly acknowledged and systems needs to be put in place to make sure a mistake like this doesn't happen again.
debbie brew
10:40 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
@Felicia...yes, I do expect the BOE to follow up on the weekend. I didn't realize they would only protect and show some concern for our children Monday thru Friday.
Lynn S
10:57 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
The Administration contacted us with frequent messages during the week and over the weekend during the Hurricane - even by candlelight when Barbara Duncan was without power. So I don't see any reason why they could not have reached out to the extremely concerned parents who had children sent home from school early on Friday due to illness from a drink that they purchased at the school cafeteria.
Cynthia Bajorek
11:19 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
The Admin put our kids at risk, esp. by not outlining exactly what was in the drink if our child needed medical attention on the weekend, after the school was closed. A doctor would need to know that in order to treat the child.
Cynthia Bajorek
11:32 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
I think again of the courageous Mrs Vander Woude & Mr Pavlik who VOLUNTEER hours & hours of their time. One is educated as a lawyer, (worked at the UN), the other has a police officer's training...they GIVE of themselves, paying for babysitters out of their own pockets, weighing Holmdel school matters with heartfelt consideration. What if we had to pay their salaries? I know this "Marley" problem was already being examined by Mrs Vander Woude as I went to her with a concern. (She found the mfr's website for me; my son had drank it). Imagine: she & Mr Pavlik have been offered personal lawsuits to take away their homes & bank accounts because they ask the tough questions!? BTW I never received any email from the school about this incident.
10:46 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
As a children's doctor I am appalled.Multiple people dropped the ball here.The food service vendor as well as the Holmdel Township School Administrator who signed off on this.Didn't any other staff members notice this product ???.BOE members do your job.You know what to do !!!
10:50 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
The high school sell stuff with olestra. My daughter consumed chips with it and was ill from it. What happened to healthy?
"Big Mike"
12:53 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
I agree Rocco, enough is enough! I wanna see how our wonderful BOE President, the head magician makes this one disappear. The curtain needs to come down on this puppet show she's running. I know the majority of the members will attack this accordingly.
10:58 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
To All Concerned Parents of Holmdel School Children- I am sure you will all recieve the standard line once again from both Administration and the BOE president. Per Ms Garrity "it has been investigated and dealth with--it has been thoroughly investigated to the satisfaction of the majority of the Board"-Hopefully additional board members, besides the courageous Mr. Pavlik and Ms. Vander-Woode-will step up
"Big Mike"
12:35 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Don't worry Page, I'm sure it was thoroughly investigated as usual by our 2 magicians. Let's see who they try to push the blame onto this time. Same ol' nonsense!
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5:00 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Not sure why everyone is ripping the BOE. Definitely someone dropped the ball within the school. Per my daughter it was in the high school too, so the vendor got us to give them shelf space in both schools. Maybe no one monitors what the vendor puts on the shelves? There's definitely a breakdown somewhere, but I don't see what the BOE could have done to prevent this. The Administration is a different story since it's their responsibility to run the school safely. But I'm not one to call for someone's head until I understand their decision rationale. Everyone take a deep breath.
6:48 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
I do not know for whose head to call, but it should be someone's... the head of the genius who decided that anything with Bob Marley's name on it belongs in the school cafeteria. Even before looking at the ingredients, which are questionable at best, and, of course, the notice "Not intended for children" on the label. If it is not anyone employed by our district, then it is someone in Chartwells, and then our contract with them must be up for review immediately.
My kid in Satz did not have this drink, but many of the child's friends did, and the effects described to me were quite alarming. "All natural" and "good for you" are not synonyms, and I do not want the school cafeteria to peddle some herbal concoction to my kids.
Cynthia Bajorek
11:06 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
We have prided ourselves on our school system. We certainly have some of the most educated people living here. How can we allow our kids to be "marketing targets" when they're just trying to eat a hot meal in the safety of their school? I see A STUDENT WENT TO THE HOSPITAL ON FRIDAY, leaving from Satz, because of this Marley in a can. Where is the monitoring of our foodstuffs for our kids?
Disappointed with our Superintendent
11:16 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Not only am I disappointed with our Superintendent of Schools, Barbara Duncan, for her lack of leadership skills (especially during this past week!) but I am also disappointed with the Holmdel Patch. No offense to the author of this article because I realize you are an RD and you wrote your blog from that 'health' angle, but the way this extremely important incident was handled by the Patch just further proves to me that the Holmdel Patch is a shill for the school administration. We are talking about a large number of our Holmdel Township children who were vomiting in hallways, falling asleep in classrooms, experiencing elevated blood pressure and heart rate and instead of getting a 'NEWS' story we receive a personal blog that instructs us that we should spend more time speaking to our children about the food and beverage choices they make. Talk about blaming the victim. I will now think twice about believing anything that I read in the Holmdel Patch.
Mike Sockol
11:34 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
I contacted the Superintendent Saturday when I first learned about this incident from a parent of a Satz student. It will be investigated thoroughly. Speaking as both a parent and a member of the BOE, I want to know who made the decision to allow children to purchase this type of beverage on school grounds.
Felicia Stoler
11:53 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Hey Mike - I'd be more than happy to volunteer my professional expertise with the BOE and Chartwells to review what is being sold in the schools. Clearly the Wellness Policy in the district needs help.
"Big Mike"
12:44 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Who cares at this point who allowed the kid's to purchase it on school grounds. Why the hell is it on school grounds to begin with??? You need to find out who brought this crap into the school then everyone needs to grow a pair and do something about it! These parents, including myself don't wanna hear about investigations. WE WANT ANSWERS! You'll do what the head puppet tells you what to do and that's blame someone else and sweep it under the rug, as usual.
11:51 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
They are also selling "Black Water" at the schools. It contains several added minerals etc. I'm not sure if it is harmful or not, but why are they selling it to our kids? Who is making money off of this? If children weren't sick from this, it would be laughable that anyone would be that stupid to sell our kids anything with "Bob Marley" on it. I'm hoping Monday they won't be selling "Courtney Love" brownies...
Felicia Stoler
11:51 am on Sunday, December 2, 2012
First, there was no intent to "blame" the victim in this blog whatsoever. While I volunteer to "blog" for the Holmdel-Hazlet Patch, I have been trained as a journalist and strive for journalistic integrity. Christina Johnson does the same; thank goodness because the Patch was the best source of information during the hurricane this year and last.
In keeping to the facts, once school was over, it is nearly impossible to find out exact number of children who were effected by this beverage. We don't know all the specific side effects. Did all children experience them and to what extent? Was this the first day the product was sold at Satz? Have kids consumed it without incident in the past or is this the first time? Satz ends at 2:45 pm. I got a phone call on Friday at 2:30 pm to ask me if I ever heard of this product, my friend was on her way to pick up her son.
Let's remember that rumor can cause hysteria. In using media for reporting information - we must keep to the facts. The fact is that children had untoward symptoms after consuming this beverage. It should NEVER have been in the school in the first place. Beverages do not have to disclose their proprietary ingredients and quantities - it is a "trade secret". This is not about the Patch being in the pocket of the school board - it's about our access to information and resources after the school personnel have left. The doctors and ERs are trained to deal with outbreaks and clustered illnesses like these.
Tony Orsini
8:37 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
ALL the right questions, Felicia. As a pharmacist I can tell you the reason why "adult drinks" are for adults is because they can affect underage, underweight, underdeveloped people very different from adults. Pharmacologically, the metabolism is immature and may be quite different, i.e. the effects of something like antihistamines in adults versus children.
debbie brew
12:09 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Felicia, I am not blaming you for your report. This shouldn't have shown up here. I believe during the hurricane a question was posed on Top 5 asking who had power back. Why not a question, "Any kids get sick at Satz Friday?" Any or all of your questions could have been posed. Sometimes you have to put yourself in others shoes....imagine your child was affected? Imagine you had a child on medication that drank this? People whose children were affected thought of it as more than "untoward symptoms".....and that's a fact.
12:28 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Ms. Stoler,
I thank you for writing this blog and bringing this situation to light. Things like this need to be reported to the parents so that word of mouth doesn't make a bad situation even worse. I don't see anywhere in your blog where you finger pointed to any particular party.
As a parent I know how quickly misinformation can spread. I also know how badly it gets twisted when emotions are involved.
To anyone who is siding with those who are responsible for this beverage being available, you are so off base it isn't funny. I serve on three boards for children's organizations. I understand that my decisions will impact thousands of children's well-being. Should I fail to properly protect the children entrusted in my care, it is my failing. It doesn't matter that I give my time freely. It doesn't matter if it costs me money to do my job for this position. I accepted the position and accepted the responsibilities that came with it. I must be held accountable for all of my decisions. Children are dependent on that.
Those who made the decision must be held accountable for the decision. They clearly showed that they are ill-equipped to handle the responsibilities that come with this job.
Those who made this decision must be held accountable. They have proven how ill-equipped they are to handle the responsibility.
Upset mom of a marley drinker
12:29 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
My son drank two cans and was very sick from this. I believe these kids had herbal intoxication. What I saw in the nurses office when I went to pick up my son was scary. I'm upset that I was not contacted through the weekend from the school. I only wanted a call for them to ask how he was feeling. He had stomach cramps, headache and he kept falling asleep. I received a call from the Nurse telling me that my son ingested a new all natural product in the cafateria and he was having adverse effects. She told me it was the first day it was offered. I was also told that he drank two cans but should be ok because of his size. I'm extremely upset that this was offered to my son on school grounds as it is something that I would never offer to my children at home.
3:30 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Dear Mr. Sockol-As a school board member you are aware Superintendents of Schools know what administrators supervisor certain particular areas-this should be a no brainer for you--or maybe not
Mike Sockol
8:40 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
@page, vendor contracts fall within the supervision of our finance department. I understand that the superintendent will be meeting with Chartwell representatives on Monday. Obviously, the ultimate goal is to ensure that something like this doesn't happen again. On a personal note, I certainly would welcome input on whether we should ban sales of all canned herbal beverages on school grounds, which currently I would favor.
Mike Sockol
9:25 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
RFK, I agree with you. I would ban all herbal beverages (re-reading my original comment I see it can be read differently than intended. I don't favor the beverages. I favor banning them).
4:44 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Well, we could all boycott buying lunches from Chartwells to show our discontent. If we hit Chartwells and our Administration in the pocketbooks (our school gets a percentage of food & beverage sales from Chartwells) that will surely get their attention - and force them to act.
Tony Orsini
9:17 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Agreed, Mike. It's a risk-benefit with a zero denominator.
5:11 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
From what I heard, the Satz schoolers were chugging many of these drinks at one time. At the high school, the school has been selling this drink for a couple of months now and there has been no incidents.
6:53 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
From what I hear, many Satz kids had the effects from just one drink. My high schooler tells me that these drinks were for sale in High School for a while, that some kids tried it, got really drowsy, did not like it, and never bought it again. It was not a big deal in High School, because the kids are older and bigger, and their bodies, I guess, are better equipped to handle this garbage. It hit the younger kids much harder.
xo xo
6:57 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Just because you don't know how to raise your kids & teach them about beverage consumption does not mean that that is the school's fault. Like "N." said, the drink has been sold at the high school & NOTHING happened. This is your children's fault. There's no marijuana in it. Nothing is wrong with black water. Raise your children to be a little bit smarter & this wouldn't be happening. The students are old enough to be making their own decisions but it is up to you as parents to guide them in the right path. Energy drinks like Monster, Rockstar, etc are more of a problem than things that make your already hyper children mellow. Boycotting lunches is just stupid. Stop overreacting. Your kids are still alive. Give them food & let them sleep. No big deal.
7:18 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Something labled "not intended for children" should not be sold in school period! It is not the children's fault that state nutritional guidelines were completely ignored by the person or persons who approved the sale of this beverage. Sugar is the second ingredient...pure negligence plain and simple!
7:20 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
I am going by the assumption that you are just trying to raise tempers. Bottom line when you send your child to school you expect them to be safe and have safe options for them to choose from. As stated before there are rules regarding snacks due to allergies and state nutritional guidelines. Someone dropped the ball and we need to make assurances this does not happen again!
8:05 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Well, the schools do not trust the kids and the parent to decide which milk to drink (something tells me that whole milk will hurt my kids a whole lot less than the Bob Marley concoction). And no cupcakes, they are too dangerous for the kids. On the other hand, this is probably a well-planned plot to keep the hyper Satz kids "mellow yellow" and out of trouble... But seriously, no parent expects this stuff to be available at school.
2:05 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
There should be a presumption that anything sold in the school, by the school, is fit for consumption by the school population. This has nothing to do with teaching your children to make " smart choices".
Tony Orsini
9:17 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Good point Eve: You bring up misuse of product. Heck, if you drink enough water you can get intoxicated (hyponatremia). If you drank enough of this, it could be like a dose of Xanax. However, there may be lower threshold of sensitivity in some. PERHAPS WE SHOULD SPEAK ABOUT THE UNSPEAKABLE: SUBSTANCE ABUSE IN THE HIGH SCHOOL AND SATZ. It's there, and more than you realize.
7:02 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
I heard the kids that did get sick purchased 2 or 3 of these and drank them one after the other during their lunch period. Also......who is in charge of purchasing for the school? I would hesitate to puchase anything with "Bob Marley" on it for children or adults. So......we banned cupcake sales because we're worried our kids might be getting too much sugar......unreal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
mom of 2+2
8:08 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
I am just curious to know where the Principal and Assistant Principal were during this time, I thought they frequented the lunch rooms. And if they saw a drink with Bob Marley's face on it, wouldn't they question it and maybe be able to put a stop to it! I heard it was sold during all of the lunch periods! I know Chartwell's is in charge of the food service, but ultimately the Satz Administration, Principal and Vice Principal are in charge of the school, and when kids started getting sick, why didn't they put a stop to selling it, just curious.
9:23 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
I give this stuff to my kids all of the time. It actually helps them go to sleep. I don't understand why some of the kids in this article would throw back two or three cans of it though. That just seems irresponsible. However they are only children and I am sure they have learned their lesson.
11:57 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
That's your decision to do that. While some of us may not agree with that, it is your decision to make for your children. The school doesn't have the right to herbally drug the children. If you choose to sedate your children, that's on you. Please don't offer it to other people's children.
9:18 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Michael, I have given my older son melatonin a couple of times when he was having trouble sleeping. The problem with this is, kids don't know what melatonin is, or that it doesn't " relax" you, it puts you to sleep. That cannot be a good plan if you have other classes after lunch. And since they didn't understand that it was a drug - melatonin is actually a hormone, and the drink contains 2mg of it - they thought it was a drink. My kids can barley drink 4oz at a sitting, but I am sure some kids can pound powerade all day.
9:44 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Dear Holmdel Repubs--A rationale for selling a can of juice with Bob Marley's picture on it --Marley considered Marijuana to be a sacrament and promoted it as such in his Rastafarian Spiritual Movement in the 60's --I do not think anyone can come up with a rationale for this -the Holmdel School District enforces a NO TOLERANCE DRUG POLICY -yet sells a drink in a can with the picture of a musician who elevated an illegal drug to the sacramental status-they will be hard presssed to find a rationale for this one
Holmdel Repub
10:09 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Put your pitchfork down page and relax. Maybe have a couple sips of Marley. I guarantee Monday it will all be gone. It's got to make it way more difficult to run a school system with all you fly off the handle parents out there. My kids are in the system too. I hope the stuff is banned and we create some tighter controls on what gets offered, but let's not make mountains out of mole hills. They sell coffee at school too I believe. Many experts recommend children don't drink it. So, should we can someone for allowing it to be sold? What about those soda machines. Junior is jittery because he's spending all his allowance on Coca Cola. And did you know at one time there was cocaine in Coca Cola - our children shouldn't be allowed to consume soft drinks associated with a banned substance. Apologies for the sarcasm. All I'm saying is, let's go easy with the blame game, there's plenty to go around - let's fix the process and move on.
5:07 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Holmdel Repubs-- I don't think any child has gone home with high blood pressure or vomiting because of coffee and soda consumption. These are serious medical issues. Every parent who has posted here has a right to be angry and search for answers.
Holmdel Repub
5:16 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
You're right - it's the 4 tests on one day that give my kids high blood pressure and vomiting. Glad we found the culprit and it's being addressed. Enough stress in school these days without giving kids a reason to pause before they consume.
Tony Orsini
9:17 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
He also was shot for promoting freedom and democracy against a dictator. Caveat being he died from lung cancer which should explode the myth smoking MJ is safer than cigarettes.
9:21 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Bob marley died from melanoma, because his Rastafarian religion prevented him from having his toe amputated when they first discovered the cancer. He did not have lung cancer.
Robert E. Lee
10:14 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Marijuana is not a drug first of all, it is an herb much like the tea you dunk in your water and the spices you put in your pizza. It has killed 0 people from overdose in the past 5000 years and has been used repeatedly for its use in medicine as an anti-carcinogen, anti pain, anti anxiety, anti migraine, anti depressant, and even as a tonic to cure skin lesions. To say that the image of Bob Marley invokes drug use is as ridiculous as your knowledge of generally known and accepted fact. The can says not to consume more than one as well but your kids obviously were not taught to read. Also back to Bob Marley and your bastardization of him as a druggie; the religion of Rastafari is a Christian Ethiopian blend of beliefs which stems from Africa. The Rastafarian belief system is still alive and well predominantly in Jamaica but it is a religion, and a peaceful one. Your the most shallow, narrow minded people I have ever seen and it scares me deeply to believe that they let people like you vote or have kids. You have failed to raise your kids to read simple labels on the things they pay money for. I guarantee you that if I sat in the lunch room and slammed down 3 of their cheeseburgers i would get sick but you wont hear about that. At least the can had the decency to put a freaking label on it telling you how many to drink. And as a matter of fact I am holding a can in my hand right now, and i have checked the website and there is no mention of it not being for children.
11:54 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Did they hand out extra doses of stupid in Holmdel today? To my knowledge soda hasn't been available for quite some time.
Now onto Mr. Pot Head. Surprisingly, I actually support the legalization of marijuana. What I don't support is complete ignorance. Yes, marijuana is completely natural. But I wouldn't want it served to my children either. I am not even certain why you went off on a rant about it. Also no idea why feel the need to bring the Rastafarian beliefs into this since that would have no place in public school. Perhaps you should put the pipe down for a bit and come up for some fresh air. Maybe take a refresher class on reading comprehension. Below you will find a link for the drink in question. On there you will see "View Supplement Facts" when you click that it clearly states "Not intended for Children." While you're brushing up on reading comprehension, could you also work on grammar? It's appalling. http://marleysmellowmood.com/beverages.php
"Big Mike"
9:35 am on Monday, December 3, 2012
Don't get me wrong, I love Bob Marley and his music, but Robert E we still need to know who brought that crap in the school and who's gonna be responsible. I don't like how your friend Jeanne-Maria attacked you, but she does have a point. Parents wanna know who brought that garbage into the school to sell? I wanna see now how the school administration handles this one!
Robert E. Lee
10:16 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
This removes any blame from the school and the manufacturer, it only leaves you and your lovely children to blame people of holmdel, thanks again for making us look like dumb republican woosies yet again. Yall should be ashamed
Michael Nikolis
10:27 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
This is exactly what I said would happen if the district implemented 'Reader's Workshop'...
Poor kids can't even read what they're drinking..
3:40 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
lol...so true hope the powers that be read your comment!!!
11:39 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
Herbal supplements have no place being sold in a school. I believe that "xo xo" is out of her ever loving mind for blaming this on the children. The can states that is not for children therefor it should not be made available in a children's school.
Your post shows your gross ignorance. Children who are truly "hyper" would not react to a sedative the way you're assuming. That is why hyperactive children are given stimulants like Ritalin.
Someone should smack you upside your head and remove any children from your care.
This is a big deal. If there was a child with a medical condition or on a medication they could have been in serious trouble. I've since learned that one child did end up in the hospital because of this. You are a fool to think this isn't serious.
The persons' who made this decision to allow this beverage to be available are liable. They undertook the responsibility for the health and well being of these children when they accepted their jobs.
Since you seem to think this isn't such a big deal, I'm left to wonder if you are somehow connected to this or to someone who is. I can't find any logical explanation as to why any person would find any part of this acceptable.
I am honestly disgusted by your lack of concern.
12:14 am on Monday, December 3, 2012
BTW, I've gone through every item available through Chartwells and have not been able to find any beverages other than skim milk, 1% milk and water. I've not been able to find a mention of it anywhere on any part of it's site. Not even for college cafeterias.
Robert E. Lee
12:34 am on Monday, December 3, 2012
Oh and jeanne, you must have not looked hard enough, they are sold at brookdale.
3:20 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Where does it say that Chartwells is the provider for Brookdale's cafeteria?
2:57 am on Monday, December 3, 2012
Dear Robert E Lee
I happen to be a" hippie from the sixties" love Bob Marley and his music and am very familiar with the Rastafarians --it is still totally inappropriate to promote a juice/drink that is presently known on the streets as, Marijuana Juice, to children.
7:19 am on Monday, December 3, 2012
I am so disgusted with the school for not telling me that this could have been the reason for my child being sick and for even being allowed in the schools!!!!
But, I am not surprised especially since water is more expensive than gatorade!!!!
7:53 am on Monday, December 3, 2012
Each "headline" re: the Holmdel School district alone is disturbing. When you put them all together (selling inappropriate beverages to children, the mysterious issue raised by members of the BOE, the "new" Wordly Wise program being introduced @IH, the Readers/Writers Workshop curriculum) you have to wonder who is steering the ship and not if, but when it is going to sink?
8:01 am on Monday, December 3, 2012
I agree! Is this what we are paying the "BIG" money for ?????
Holmdel Repub
9:41 am on Monday, December 3, 2012
True statement Pat. Maybe everyone should put their pitchforks down and go volunteer helping those impacted by Sandy. In the grand scheme, the Marley impact is insignificant
Felicia Stoler
2:10 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Here is an update...Fox 5 local news is allegedly doing a story on this tonight. Per Tom Paolella, a spokesperson for Bayhore and Riverview... this was seemingly an isolated event and there has not been a greater incident of this adverse reaction other than what occured on Friday at Satz. A parent of a child who was ill, did receive a voicemail message on Sunday from a school administrator to check on her child. The corporate office of Marley Mellow Mood is aware of this... their Marketing Director is at a conference this week. The company stands by their label. From what I have gathered so far, the real question is why was this targeted to school food service in the first place? Waiting for Chartwells/Compass group to respond. Until then, as I have offered to Mike Sokol, the school cafeterias need some review of items made available to kids of all ages at the schools - having an RD do it is really ideal. As more information is obtained, we will share it with you.
Felicia Stoler
3:05 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
From Chartwells:
The safety and welfare of the students of Holmdel Schools and all of the schools we serve is Chartwells number one priority. As we are conducting our investigation, here are some facts that we have identified regarding the situation:
• Marleys Mellow Mood Drinks and Teas are an unauthorized purchase of a beverage product not approved for sale in schools by Chartwells
• The product in question has been removed from schools completely and will not be available
• The on-site Manager has been removed pending our further investigation
We sincerely regret that this product was sold and that students had an adverse reaction to it. Chartwells takes great pride and care in partnering with our school communities to provide the best school dining experience possible and we take this situation very seriously. As stated, we are in the process of conducting a full investigation on this situation and will continue to report to the school district regarding our findings.
Larry taubes
5:32 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Fruit juice is no different than soda. It is pure sugar. This woman clearly knows nothing about nutrition despite her supposed credentials.
Tony Orsini
9:17 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Larry, Let me explain this to you (BTW, what are YOUR credentials?). Fruit contains a sugar known as fructose. Soda contains what we commonly refer to as sugar which is sucrose. The difference? Fructose does not need insulin to be used by muscles as energy and does not stress the pancreas, so it is infinitely preferable besides having other benefits. ask any diabetic. So until you get your physiology up to snuff, shutty.
9:29 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
No Tony, Larry is not totally off base. Sugar is sugar. One of the leading theories on the childhood obesity epidemic is that it coincided with the age of the juice box. My kids never liked juice, but I spent years watching people ply their toddlers with goldfish crackers and juice boxes and sippy cups of juice at every possible outing - trip to the park, the mall, walk in the stroller.....water is the best. Milk for those who will drink it.
9:30 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
And soda mostly contains high FRUCTOSE corn syrup, real sugar is much more expensive.
Felicia Stoler
5:40 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Larry, there is a difference between fruit juice and soda... it's called vitamins, minerals, phytonutrients (plant pigments) which act as antioxidants and yes, there are calories from naturally occurring carbohydrates that some people like yourself just think of as table sugar. A bit different than soda. The Starbucks beverages have no place in the cafeterias either. There are nationally recognized school nutrition and competitive foods guidelines. Look them up. Stop trying to pick away at my education and training because of your opinion about what you think nutrition should be - it's as petty as some of the entertaining dialogue that went on here. I'm highly regarded in my field - in the nutrition AND exercise science space nationally - take the childish rant elsewhere.
6:09 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Chartwells is a joke. Any organization that serves funnel cake to school children is not even remotely interested in providing nutrious food or promoting healthy eating habits. Chartwells needs to be replaced with a quality food provider that is interested serving healthly, nutrious food that tastes good instead of the junk that is currently being served in our schools.
7:48 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
@ Jeanne-Marie on your comment made to my previous post: The way you worded your reply makes it seem that you think the school drugged the kids. That is preposterous as this is simply not the case. No one was DRUGGED. Should the school sell this quality beverage? Probably not but on the other hand does it make any sense that children were buying two at a kind? No!!
8:37 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
No, what I said was that they were herbally drugging them. They were offering drinks that had sedating effects. You, yourself, even said you use that drink for your children for it's sedating properties. While you as a parent have that right that the school doesn't. Valerian is known for it's sedative and anxiolytic effects. To just blindly give something that effects their bodies in that manner was grossly negligent.
9:32 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Jeanne-Marie, don't forget the melatonin, a sleep-inducing hormone.
10:19 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Yes but no one was drugged. You make it seem as if the school planned on drugging these kids. And as far as the school selling this product. I think they should be able to sell whatever they want as long as it is legal. It is up to the kids to decide what to purchase. In the real world this product could be sold anywhere and it is up to us as customers to decide what we do and do not drink.
Sarah N.
7:14 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Chartwell's sucks. I brown bag my daughter's lunch every day, and control her ADHD symptoms through diet, amino acids and herbs. I work in the natural health industry and am trained enough in this area to feel confident of the safety of the ones I use with her. I do not use anything controversial or unsafe for children.
That said, my daughter loves this drink. Yes, I read the warning label, but I also am familiar with all of these herbs and they are EXTREMELY mild. She never even had a calming reaction from it. She just likes the taste and loves Bob Marley, so always clamors for it. I usually share a can with her as an occasional treat.
I just want to say, this is not an issue of the herbs here, but probably a medication interaction or batch contamination. Or, as someone mentioned, a combination of factors: the Olestra, which is incredibly sickening stuff that causes diarrhea and stomach upset, and an overly strong batch. There may be a problem with product consistency.
Until I find out, I'm not buying this anymore. But I also want to clear up all the scares about the herbs. Chamomile, people. Hops. I used these herbs while nursing, to help my colicky baby sleep. They are safe but should not be used during school hours. Lemon balm is a nerve tonic, not a sedative. What that means is that it gradually strengthens the nervous system. It is VERY safe and also immune supporting (great for cold sores). Anyway... sorry you all had to suffer this nightmare.
9:56 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Sarah N, if your daughter has ADHD it is not surprising that she has a paradoxical reaction to sedatives. It was just wrong on so many levels to offer this to young children ( my 7th grader weighs 65 lbs), since it is psychoactive, and dosage really matters. Do you think 12 year olds are thinking about dosage and body weight when they are buying lunch? This was just a cool-looking can to them.
Nick J.
7:14 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
I would like to know who the person is from the Holmdel school district that oversees what is served to our children. That person needs to be retrained or fired.
Chartwells is also very expensive. My lunch bill in NYC is equivalent to what our kids are charged to eat in the cafeteria!
Nick J.
7:14 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Also, great job Felicia and thanks for staying on top of this.
Felicia Stoler
7:48 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Thanks Nick. If its any consolation... I drove around trying to find the Marley Mellow Mood and went to a handful of grocery stores, delis and the gas station marts without any luck finding it.
Marley Beverage Company
8:12 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Marley Beverage Company is deeply saddened and concerned about the incidents reported at William R. Satz School in Holmdel, NJ involving the sale of our products. Our packaging clearly states that Marley's Mellow Mood is not intended for consumption by children. As Chartwells acknowledged in their statement, they are responsible for the selection of food and beverage products sold in the cafeteria system at W.R. Satz. However, Chartwells is not an authorized reseller of Marley Beverages. Our company's policy is not to sell Marley's Mellow Mood into schools and we have no intention of ever doing so. We have launched our own internal investigation into this incident and will be forthcoming with those results.
Kevin McClafferty
President and Chief Executive Officer
Marley Beverage Company, LLC
10:00 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Thanks because I would really like to see a public follow-up by someone outside Holmdel and Chartwells.
Dina Hamwi
9:17 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Shame on PATCH for not posting this as an article on the front page Friday! Why was it placed in the "BLOG" section! It should of been posted immediately. It was a big enough story for Fox News to come to SATZ today & interview the kids & parents. Kids can purchase a Marley Mellow Mood beverage, but yet my child can't seem to buy FRESH FRUIT during lunch, amazing!
Jacklyn Corley
10:52 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Hi Dina,
We're very fortunate to have Felicia Stoler, a Holmdel resident and nationally-recognized nutritionist, blogging on Holmdel-Hazlet Patch. The Local Voices section provides an opportunity for residents to share their opinions and expertise. These blog posts also alert us to potential storylines, such as the availability of Marley's Mellow Mood drink at Satz.
Felicia's blog post was given featured at the top of the homepage and within our newsletter this weekend, and Senior Local Editor Christina Johnson followed up on the issue: Marley Drink, Chartwells Manager Removed From Holmdel School District (http://holmdel-hazlet.patch.com/articles/marley-drink-chartwells-manager-removed-from-holmdel-school-district)
Dina Hamwi
11:32 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Jacklyn - Felicia did a great job & I am so happy she blogged about it! I enjoy reading her blogs. Sorry if you miss understood me. I am not against Felicia at all. I was just wondering why didn't Patch address it as a front page article, that's all? I thought for sure it was a very important topic for the Community, especially since it's regarding our children. I kept searching & never found anything till today, Monday. I love reading the Patch & look forward to my daily updates. I appreciate all the contributors & have never posted anything negative.
7:55 am on Tuesday, December 4, 2012
So, the school board has taken no responsibility for this. Barbara Duncan did not even sign her name to the most recent letter regarding this issue . Who is really in charge of our schools cafeterias ?


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As some of you already know I am a part of a co-op, so my produce can really vary from week to week and in quantity. Last week I got a ton of avocados, which I absolutely love. My adventurous two year old is right there with me, eating the stuff off of carrot sticks like it's frosting. But my five year old, eh not so much. Or not at all. So here's a way to sneak in an avocado, plus a few other greens, into a creamy smoothy that even a more discerning palate will go for.
First off, what's so great about avocados? The one thing you always hear about is that they have a lot of fat. Commonly we make the mistake thinking that all fat is bad. In fact fats are a necessary part of our diets and children actually need to get 30% of their calories from fats, ideally from fats that are beneficial. That last part of the reason that avocados are a great source of fat- the fats they pack in our monounsaturated fats, which are good for you. Aside from their fat content, avocados are also rich in vitamin E, carotneoids, fiber, vitamin K, and potassium.
The honeydew part of this is really just a bit of trickery; there isn't much honeydew but its green color helped disguise my avocado and spinach ingredients. If you haven't made smoothies with avocado before you're missing out- they really make it a creamy concoction. Also my daughter had some dental work done the day I made these, so her diet was pretty limited and I wanted her to get some fat and protein in this snack. To that end I also added a little coconut oil, but you can use coconut water or opt out of it altogether if you don't want that additional fat.
If my picky daughter asked for seconds on this then I'm guessing other picky kiddos will like it too. Let me know how it works out. Enjoy!
Honeydew creamers
Makes: 4 servings
1 cup plain Greek yogurt
1 cup milk
1 avocado
1 banana
1/2 cup any frozen fruit, such as peaches, berries, or if not on hand use ice
1/2 cup chopped honeydew
5-6 spinach leaves
2 tablespoons honey
1 tablespoon coconut oil
1 teaspoon vanilla
Add all the above ingredients to a blender and blend until smooth and creamy. Serve immediately.
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2 tablespoons flour
1 teaspoon vanilla
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Combine all ingredients. Add coconut or fruit of your choice then pour in pie crust. May also be used for banana pudding.
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If you can believe that all things are possible to God. Then God will show you the impossible.
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To discuss them.
Because believe it or not, we're not just accepting you as God's inspired prophet of truth just because you say you are. Not trying to be mean here, but you're making statements as if you speak with authority on some of these topics, and when we confront and ask you about them, you seem to want to dismiss us because we're not simply blindly accepting what you have to say.
This forum isn't here for any individual to take the stage, and start preaching truth, and everyone else sit back and listen and learn and accept and believe. It is a place to mutually share, grow, discuss, and discern.
Maybe everything you have to say is truth, but not discussing it and assuming you are right and others who question you on some things are wrong isn't the right way to go about it.
We should examine the points of concern together. Share answers to questions that are true by God's Word and we'll all accept 'em. At this point though, you've just made personal declarations, and when anyone has questioned you on it, you've turned evasive and avoided the questions and replied back telling the askers that that you assume they won't accept or believe the answers. Where does that get anyone?
I can always tell when someone is locked into some form of the worldly church doctrine. I was fortunate the Lord had other plans for me. I was raised as a child through my teen years in the Church of Christ doctrine. It was drilled in my heart and mind and soul that miracles had ceased for years they even pointed it out in the Bible. One day I was listenning to a man tell me and some others about miracles. To make a long story short, I dogged the man out, and he had not done no evil or harm to me nor did he try to make me or anyone believe anything. But I dogged him out because I did not know any better. THE LORD TAUGHT ME A LESSON I WILL NEVER FORGET.
The Lord has sent me to just about every religion on Earth to learn of them and their ways. He has sent me to just about every form of christian sect there is to learn of them and their ways.
I am no novice.
He hasn't told you anything about me. But what I know about you is this: you twist scripture, avoiding correction to your self-perceived authority. You do so not simply out of ignorance, but in knowledge. This makes you not only unwise, but a deceiver. Who has hidden themselves from the sight of God?
Back on topic guys. This thread is about 'Before the beginning was God.
Let's get back to that...if the OP doesn't want to discuss that topic anymore, we can close the thread. However, if the thread is going to remain open, we need to get back on track with it, and discuss it, not start labeling one another and making judgments about one another's motives. If there are any ill-motives here, they will bare themselves out in due time. Nothing done in darkness is hidden from the light.
Now back to the topic please.
Do any of you know anything before the beginning? If not how are you going to converse with me about it on a knowledgeable level. If I had not told you that before the beginning was God, you would not even know that. You know how to quote verses out of the bible. This thread is about the things of God that are not recorded in the Bible.
If any of you know anything about God that is not recorded in the Bible let me hear it. And if you do not know anything about God that you cannot quote a verse out of the bible on...how do you know if I am wrong or right. I can prove from the bible that there is much much more about God that is recorded in the Bible. But I do not hold it against you. You do not know any better. I could correct all your incorrect statements but you will just make more, and then I would have to correct them. Then I would be spending all my time on here correcting all the incorrect statements everyone would be making that was angry at me because of their lack of understanding. I read the rules for this forum and I do see the way they are written is not to obeyed as they are written. And I am wise. More wise than all of you put together and then some. Thank you very much. And if you do not like that. Just remember you cannot please everone. And if you ban me for this...so be it. The Lord is God and he will reward me for doing right.
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God is true. He will not say or be something different than what He has already declared Himself to be.
The Lord is INDEED God. He has this to say about pride:
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But with the humble is wisdom.
I would make a suggestion to you - first learn what God says about Himself in the scripture than He has given us for instruction, for
correction and for training in righteousness, THEN talk about "extra biblical" revelation. Otherwise there is naught to base your revelation ON.
No one is out to ban you. That choice is yours. But you are not my teacher although I may learn something from you. I would be willing to bet the farm on the fact YOU could learn something from a few us the posters on this board as well. So - this forum is for answering questions from non-Christians. DO you have questions or do you only want to teach? Because I will tell you now, what you are teaching cannot be backed up with anything I have seen written in the word of God.
Thank you for reading.
Several of us here have actually communed with God and heard God speak to us directly, revealed things about himself to us. This is part of the Christian walk. However, all of us here have used the revelation of the Bible as the first stepping stone because it is the most trustworthy way to start a walk with God. If special revelation goes against what the Bible says then it is not special revelation, it is false revelation.
We know you are wrong because you say things that have gone against the revelation of the Bible and against what the Holy Spirit has taught his church. The Church by the Holy Spirit is the safe-guard of orthodoxy. You have said things that can be proven false by the revelation of the Bible and by the saints who have been scantified and are being scantified. As I pointed out before several members here have the gift of discernment the Holy Spirit speaks to us and tells us when we hear or read error or when there great good or great evil about. The Spirit leads into all righteousness as we grow in our walk with Christ we learn to listen and have tested what the Spirit says to us from his prior revelations.
What you have said has been proven false by those mystics who have gone before us, who defended Nicene orthodoxy. Saints so great they were called friends of God and were denied little by God in prayer, even to the point of being able to heal people, give visions to people, and most importantly commune with God often. Saints such as Francis, Benedict, Patrick, Julian, etc. They are also are witnesses who recieved special revelation but did not come near saying anything that you say. But infact defended what we say and what the Bible says.
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ROWLAND — While most people were preparing to have a holiday feast and anticipating what gifts they would be receiving Christmas Day, Melissa Grant's family was shifting through the rubble after a fire destroyed her home.
Grant's home at 301 Main St. caught fire on Monday — Christmas Eve — while she in Cheraw, S.C. Two people called 911 to report the fire, but it was already too late: The blaze destroyed the home and everything inside, including Christmas presents.
"When the smoke was seen, people were calling immediately," Grant said. "When the fire department got there, flames were already coming out of the roof. We lost everything."
Grant said the fire has been devastating to her family. which includes her two children, Samantha and Timothy Griffin, who had come home on Monday to see their home in flames. Just the day before the fire, Grant and her kids invited a family that couldn't afford to have a Christmas meal over for dinner.
She said she always tries to help those in need — and now she's the one who needs help.
"When this happened I didn't know who to go to because everyone comes to me," said Grant, who has worked for five years as a security officer at The University of North Carolina at Pembroke. "Me and my kids were just lost. We didn't have anyone to turn to, we're just lost."
Grant's family celebrated Christmas at Atkinson Inn and Suites without opening presents, but "when Christmas came we were still happy because we had each other."
Grant said that the American Red Cross provided clothing, food and money for their motel room, but she and her children will soon be on their own.
Grant said that the home was insured.
"Financially people around here can't help because they're in a bind too," Grant said, "so we don't ask people for anything because I know financially they can't afford it, so I would never ask them for anything."
She said that the family will persevere.
"We're waiting on the insurance," Grant said. "We're just trying to make it day by day.
"When you don't have any money, or the means to just get in a house, it's really hard."
The fire started in the living room of the home, according to Joe McGirt, the chief of the Rowland Rural Fire Department, but firefighters don't know what caused it
Grant said that she just hopes they are able to stay in their motel room until they can afford to get into a new house, but she is grateful for her friends, first responders, the American Red Cross and for the managers at the Atkinson Inn for all of their help.
"We're just waiting it out and hopefully people can step forward and just help us a little bit," Grant said. "That's all we can do."
The Robesonian has chosen not to publish Grant's cell phone number, but the newspaper will try to get anyone wishing to help in touch with Grant. Just call Editor Donnie Douglas at 910-272-6104 or staff writer Cory Riner at 910-272-6146.
"We'll get past it, we will — if an angel could just come by," Grant said.


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