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June 29, 2009, 11:02:19 AM »
Over the weekend, another PGSG student has benefited from PanGu.
About two weeks ago I went to my cousin's for a BBQ. I mentioned about PanGu ShenGong while my cousin and her BF(Al) were talking about his neighbor suffering from MS. Al was mildly interesting in PGSG and my cousin suggested that I give him a session of energy healing for him to feel the energy. After about 15 minutes of energy healing, Al told me he feels very relax and that he can feel electric pulses all over his body. I then touched on some of the topics about PGSG, e.g. why he feels relax, how PGSG works on his body, and where the energy is coming from. He said he would definitely talk to his neighbor about PSGS as his neighbor will be selling his house since he will soon be unable to take care of himself as his muscles are "shrinking". Before I left, I suggested to Al that maybe he might consider learning PGSG himself too. After about two days later, my cousin emailed me and told me that Al will learn PGSG as soon as he is back from the North. I also sent them the link to the PGSG site.
When I walked into his house, he told me that he is very amazed at some of the testimonies he's read. He said it's hard to believe. Before we started, I explained to them why and how PanGu ShenGong can treat illnesses(mainly gather all the energy from the sun, the moon, and the universe that's best suited for each individual's needs) and the relationship between men and nature. He was very interested and had a lot of questions. He said he was up at 6AM the other day, and after I gave him energy healing, he did a lot of things around the house and didn't feel tired at all. He said he usually have difficulty sleeping, but he slept very well that night.
I then taught him and my brother-in-law the movements of the form. I led them through the first level of the form and stopped and asked if they are ready to practice the whole form. He told me he feels electric pulses again and that his body started to relax shortly after we started.
After we finished practicing the whole form and gave him another 10 minutes of energy healing, the word that he kept repeating was "Wow, Wow!." He said he believes PGSG can treat all the disease mentioned from the testimonies now. He also said the electric pulse all over his body are a lot stronger than when I first gave him the energy healing. He said his sinus has also cleared up. He was also very eager and enthusiastic to described to the group about the feeling of electric pulse in his body.
When it comes down to paying, he said the price was very reasonable and "cheap". He said it's a life time benefit that people are getting!
He also purchased the healing CD as well.
I am very happy to see how receptive Al is to PGSG. At the same time, the amount of energy he received from the first 5 minutes of learning PGSG demonstrates how power Pan Gu's energy and love is! I left his house thanking Pan Gu and Master Ou for giving me the opportunity to teach PGSG. I also realize it is very important to read Master Ou's lecture materials as we cannot attend all of his lectures. His lecture materials strengthen my understanding of PGSG and it's principles to pass on to new PGSG students.
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June 29, 2009, 10:43:57 PM »
Thank you so much for sharing how you guided Al to learn Pan Gu Shengong. I learn a lot from your teaching experience.
I like how you introduced Pan Gu Shengong to Al by giving one-on-one energy healing, teaching PGSG theories, linking with PGSG website, giving step-by-step demonstration and checking for understandings. Al was definitely motivated and receptive to PGSG, and his understanding and sensation were terrific!
As Al believes, Pan Gu Shengong is truly powerful and it can heal any kinds of diseases! Just like what he said, Pan Gu Shengong's tuition fee is so very low comparing to its magical healing power!!! "It is a life time benefit that people are getting!" We paid only one-hundred-dollar tuition fee, but we can practice Pan Gu Shengong everyday for the rest of our life and gain very good health. $100 can give us a good health for the rest of our life!!! "The price was reasonable and 'cheap' "! It illustrates that Pan Gu and Master Ou are so very kind to us. We are very fortunate to be PGSG students, and we should be very thankful to them and learn from their true kindness and true love.
I agree with you that the better we comprehend Master Ou's teaching, the better we can pass the message to new PGSG students. It is important for us to read Master Ou's books and lecture materials! Thank you for reminding me!
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Derek, 14, son of Bob and Kim Bussey of Northumberland, is entering his seventh week of the season as the starting left tackle for head coach Todd Tilford.
Derek is another in the lineage of Busseys who have played sports at Shikellamy.
Bob, a 1984 Shikellamy graduate, was an offensive linemen for three years before racing took over and he did not play his senior year.
"I regret that decision every day," Bob said. "If I could turn back time, I never would have done that (gone racing), I would have played."
Bob played from his freshman to junior year for head coach Dick Purnell. Dick Hort, who is the color analyst on the WKOK radio broadcasts for the Braves, was the line coach.
Derek was around 9 years old when he first started playing football.
"People were telling me to go out for football in the fourth grade because I was big," Derek said. 'I've only played one position and that is on the offensive line."
It was the years between the fifth and seventh grade that Derek began to grow. He is now 6 feet tall. His dad is 6-4.
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While some kids do go both ways these days, Derek said he wouldn't mind doing that in the future.
He's averaging 95s for his classes and enjoys the sciences.
"My goal is to go to college and play football," he said. "I would like to be a physical therapist one day."
He's a big fan of the Southeastern Conference but does not have a favorite team.
Athletics runs in the Bussey family. Derek's sister Lindsay, a 1994 graduate of Shikellamy, played soccer and basketball for the Braves along with running the high hurdles and the 4x100 relay in track. She is married to former University of Pittsburgh linebacker Adam Gunn.
One aspect of the sport that wasn't prevalent as much 30 years ago was the year-round condition of the players, according to Bob.
"When I played football, we didn't go out until two weeks before the season started, then we conditioned," he said. "Today, the kids play year-round and the athletes are much stronger and in better shape. If you don't train year-round, you are not going to be real good."
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"Coach E is a great coach and he's a very intense person and very hands-on," Derek said. "But, if you do make a mistake, you will get an earful from him."
"He's a great father figure for the boys," added Bob. "He knows how to motivate the kids."
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"We used to come home and I remember your head hurting for days and there wasn't much talk about concussions," Bob said. "I think the medical part came a long way on that."
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Indoor: Won six titles throughout the indoor season … took first four separate times in the long jump, including a personal best leap of 6.13 meters at the Ed Temple Invitational … Set a new personal best of 8.37 meters in the 60-meter hurdles at the Rod McCravy Memorial to finish as the runner-up … Closed out her Blue Raider career with an eighth-place finish in the 55-meter hurdles at the Sun Belt Championships< br>
Indoor: Captured a runner-up finish in the 55-meter hurdles at the Sun Belt Championships with a personal-best time of 7.86 seconds ... Placed eighth at the conference championships in the 55 meters while clocking a 7.22 ... Finished seventh in the long jump at the league championship meet while leaping a new personal-best 19-6.25 (5.84m) ... Won the 55-meter hurdles at the Blue Raider Invitational in 8.07 seconds ... Finished fourth in the 60-meter hurdles at the Kentucky Invitational with a time of 8.64 ... Notched a second-place finish in the 55-meter hurdles while clocking an 8.14 at the MTSU Invitational.
Outdoor: Member of women's 4x100-meter relay team which placed 19th at the NCAA Championships with a time of 45.37 seconds ... Placed 13th in the long jump competition at the Sun Belt Championships with a leap of 18-1.50 (5.52m) ... Clocked a time of 12.12 seconds in the preliminaries of the 100 meters at the conference championships ... Won the 100 meters and 100-meter hurdles at the Black and Gold Meet in respective times of 12.21 and 13.69 seconds ... Crossed the finish line of the 100-meter hurdles in 13.60 seconds and placed 22nd at the NCAA Regional ... Finished second in the 100-meter hurdles at the Vanderbilt Invitational in a time of 13.83 seconds ... Captured a fourth-place finish at the Sea Ray Relays in the 100-meter hurdles while running a 13.71 ... Logged a personal-best 1:11.27 in the 400-meter hurdles at the Rhodes Open Meet.
Indoor: Came in fifth in the 55-meter hurdles at the 2011 Sun Belt Indoor Championships in a finals time of 7.98 ... Placed eighth at the SBC Championships in 19-6 (5.94m) ... Won the 55-meter hurdles at the MT Valentine Invitational ... Ran a 7.85 personal-best in preliminary heat at the MT Valentine Invitational ... Also placed third in the 200-meter dash in 25.54 seconds at the meet ... Set a personal-best time of 7.19 seconds in the preliminary round of the 55-meter dash at the Middle Tennessee Invitational.
Outdoor: Silver medal winner with the 4x100-meter relay team at the Sun Belt Outdoor Championships ... Also took fifth in both the 100-meter hurdles and long jump with respective marks of 13.97 seconds and 19-0.5 (5.80m) ... Finished 32nd in the 100-meter hurdles with a time of 13.96 seconds ... Qualified for the NCAA East Region Prelims with a 13.64 winning and personal-best run at the Vanderbilt Invitational ... Also ran a lifetime-best time of 11.98 seconds in the 100-meter dash at the meet ... Won the 100-meter hurdles in 13.76 seconds at the Boston-Moon Classic ... Also ran to victory with the 4x100-meter relay team in 45.85 seconds at the Boston-Moon Classic ... Placed 32nd in the 100-meter hurdles in 13.96 seconds at the NCAA East Region Preliminaries.
High School/Previous College: Competed in track & field at Utah Valley in Odem, Utah ... Set school indoor records in the long and triple jumps ... Won the 100-meter hurdles at the GWC Outdoor Championships in a school-record time ... Attended Garden City Commercial College in Kumasi, Ghana, before transferring to Utah Valley.
Personal: Rosina Amenebede ... Born December 24, 1985 ... Daughter of Koti and Mary Amenebede ... Majoring in community and public health.


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Stocks Are Rallying On Good Economic News
A private research firm, Automatic Data Processing, says U.S. private-sector employment grew by 93,000 jobs in November from October.
The Institute for Supply Management reports that the nation's manufacturing sector "expanded in November for the 16th consecutive month."
And the Census Bureau says construction spending was up 0.7% in October from September.
Add those together and it probably shouldn't be a surprise that the Dow Jones industrial average is up about 240 points right now (around 2.2%). Other stock market indicators are up as well.
Investors are "responding to good news, good economic news -- news that says the global economy is doing a little better than expected. And certainly the U.S. economy in general and particularly employment is doing a little bit better than expected," Hugh Johnson, chairman of Hugh Johnson Advisors (which manages money) tells NPR's newscast unit:
Update at 4 p.m. ET: The final numbers aren't in yet, but it's clear the market's rally extended to the closing bell -- the Dow remains up about 250 points for the day, about 2.25%.
Update at 3:30 p.m. ET: With a half hour to go before the closing bell, the bulls are still running. The Dow is up about 260 points and other indices are well into positive territory as well.
Update at 2:05 p.m. ET. More positive news, this time from the Federal Reserve's "beige book" review of conditions around the nation:
"Reports from the twelve Federal Reserve Districts indicate that the economy continued to improve, on balance, during the reporting period from early/mid-October to mid-November. Economic activity in the Boston, Cleveland, Atlanta, Dallas, and San Francisco Districts increased at a slight to modest pace, while a somewhat stronger pace of economic activity was seen in New York, Richmond, Chicago, Minneapolis, and Kansas City. Philadelphia and St. Louis reported business conditions as mixed."
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After finishing last in the Central Division the past three seasons, the Columbus Blue Jackets have plenty of top draft picks to begin rebuilding the hockey team.
The Blue Jackets are stacked with defensive talent, including Ryan Murray and the newly-acquired Tim Erixon, and have a knack for drafting undersized wingers who play with an edge like Cam Atkinson and Matt Calvert. Scott Howson has become very good at identifying which free agent prospects have the best upside, and under barely any publicity, he signed undrafted winger Jonathan Audy-Marchessault this summer. The Jackets also have been addressing their problem between the pipes and drafted two goalies with NHL potential in Oscar Dansk and Joonas Korpisalo. The Blue Jackets have entered rebuilding mode but there are plenty of promising prospects capable of improving the team's fortunes.
1. (NR) Ryan Murray, D, 8.0B
Drafted 1st round, 2nd overall, 2012
There was a reason that the New York Islanders were rumored to have offered the Blue Jackets every one of their picks in last summers draft, and that lone reason was Ryan Murray. The Saskatchewan product had a standout year as captain of the WHL's Everett Silvertips with nine goals and 31 points in 46 games during the regular season and then three goals and two assists in four playoff games. He also appeared in 12 games of international play, six with Canadas U-20 team and six with Canadas World Championship team. That experience made him the second youngest player to ever play for Team Canada in the IIHF World Championship and he joined Jonathan Toews and Jordan Eberle as the only players to play for the Canadian national team before playing in the NHL.
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As hundreds of line workers got off charter buses in the pre-dawn darkness in a Hammonasset Beach State Park beach parking lot Friday, none of the park's natural beauty, or damage from Superstorm Sandy, was visible.
The yellow-vested men, and a few women, initially weary and then increasingly alert, shuffled into the long and growing line in front of a tent where the scent of bacon wafted out into the parking lot. Only the electric and tree trucks, the mess tent, and row upon row upon row of transformers stood out under the intense white artificial light.
As they slowly made their way into the tent, they were greeted by the friendly but firm presence of Ed Pagani, a safety supervisor, who was handing out the daily NU Storm Safety Message for Day Five.
More than 7,000 storm responders, more than 800 utility poles, more than 78 miles of overhead electrical cable
It was clear that, as he worked the crowd at Hammonasset--which was about 600 early in the week and rapidly growing towards 1,000 workers--he was determined not to see any of his own lost.
The 1,000 men and women at Hammonasset were among more than 7,000 storm responders who were called in from across the country to help Connecticut replace more than 800 utility poles and restring more than 78 miles of overhead electrical cable. In some areas along the shoreline, the entire electrical system had to be rebuilt. CL&P officials have said that the destruction along some areas of the Connecticut coastline and Southwest towns is "on par with the epic destruction in New York and New Jersey."
It was a massive amount of work, some of it mundane, some of it dramatic, all of it dangerous. And so the emphasis on safety by Pagani, who stopped to talk with many of the men while handing out the safety update to every one of the workers on line Friday morning.
Significant safety incidents, generator backfeed, and grim news
The update let workers know about "significant safety incidents" in the past 24 hours (a near miss by a contractor's digger derrick after a brake failure and a traffic accident involving a contractor's trimming truck). There was a report about a second occurrence of a customer's generator backfeeding a circuit during restoration efforts in New Hampshire.
Then, the workers came to some grim news.
Non-NU-Industry Fatality: Southwestern Ontario experienced a fatality on their system Wednesday, October 31, 2012, when a veteran hydro worker was electrocuted while restoring downed power lines caused by Sandy. The lineworker worked for Bluewater Power. This incident is under investigation.
A lineman for more than 20 years ...
The Canadian Press reports that 45-year-old Mike Leach "was a lineman for more than 20 years and was ... using a bucket truck to repair fallen power lines" after the city where he was working was plunged into darkness following Sandy, like so many towns on the Connecticut shoreline.
Gail Scobee, from Scobee Powerline in Cameron, MO, was reading the safety update as he made his way toward the breakfast tent, which had a huge sign on the front, "Fight the 5 Leading Causes of Serious Injuries and Death in the Electric Industry: Always follow procedures; Always observe minimum approach distances; Always insulate and/or isolate; Always ground properly; Always use personal protective equipment."
"Safety is a big priority for CL&P," he said, looking down at the white NU Storm Safety Message, when he asked how he was doing. "They have a safety briefing every morning, they keep all the safety information right in front of us, probably better than anybody I've worked for."
Experts with different policies and procedures
Scobee got the call Friday, left North Kansas at 5:30 a.m. Sunday and arrived to help in Connecticut at 11:30 p.m. Sunday prior to the height of the storm on the shoreline Monday into Tuesday. He was one of the early arrivals, with many to follow after him.
Scobee said many of the workers from different parts of the country, all expert in their respective fields, had different procedures and policies. He said he appreciates people like Pagani working hard to implement and educate workers about standards that apply in Connecticut.
Ernie Ackermann, a journeyman lineman from Wasilla, Alaska, agreed.
"Your last line of defense"
"No lie," he said, while holding a two mega-packs of Diet Pepsi and several box lunches for his crew. "Pull back my vest and you'll see."
Beneath his bright yellow reflective safety vest, his bright red sweatshirt bore the logo identifying him as a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1547 which, as its website says, "proudly serves 586,000 square miles on top of the world." In addition to getting used to the smaller scope of Connecticut while working here, Ackermann had to constantly use properly-rated, thick-rubber insulating gloves.
"PPE [personal protection equipment] is your last line of defense," the daily safety messages concludes. "Always wear FR [fire rated] clothing, properly rated rubber gloves, hard hat, safety glasses, and safety footwear. Utilize hot sticks (if required) when handling any conductors." Hot sticks are insulated fiberglass poles used by line workers, designed to protect the workers from electrical shock as they work on live wires.
Hot-sticks and rubber gloves
In addition, workers are required to use three-part communication during all switching activities, provide complete equipment and nomenclature information when communicating switching information, and follow a list of other specific rules while working long shifts, day after day.
In Alaska, on the other hand, a lineman, when working on voltages below 4500 between phase, has the option of deciding whether to use hot-sticks or rubber gloves.
"Connecticut is a rubber glove state," Ackermann said. "Alaska is a hot-stick state." Not a problem, he said, adding that crews from around the country were making similar adjustments while working for CL&P following Sandy.
Breakfast, a short moment of sight-seeing, then on to work
As daylight crept up over the horizon, the hordes of men, and the one woman I saw, finished their choice of breakfast offerings that included cheese omelets, biscuits with sausage gravy ("the southern guys like 'em" a food service worker said), Canadian bacon, regular bacon, a side of salsa, danish and a huge vat of largely untouched maple oatmeal.
They headed towards their meetings, and then towards their trucks. A few of the tree crews, no doubt testing their equipment, ascended into growing sunlight and took a few quick snapshots of their home away from home, with their family below, for their family back home. A few moments later, they were back on the ground and heading out.
Pagani says, yes, the workers at Hammonasset that day all had two families. He said before leaving home, often in states or towns that are also threatened by violent weather, he and the other workers had to get their generators set up, remind their spouses how to use them, and then hope that they would be able to make do while they were away.
After Connecticut, headed to the hell that New York and New Jersey have become
During last year's big storm, Pagani was away from home more than 11 days. After he leaves the CL&P site at Hammonasset, he is scheduled to descend into the hell that New York City and New Jersey have become following Sandy, where the vast majority of the United States' more than 110 fatalities have occurred.
The US deaths are in addition to more than 69 in the Caribbean, and that was as of this weekend. They are still pulling bodies out of the rubble. The toll is rising.
Pagani is a gas expert, in addition to a safety expert. He expects both areas of expertise will come in handy while in New York and New Jersey.
"What you see is ... a brotherhood. Like firemen."
Get the job done while staying safe. It always comes back to that.
"These guys have got to leave their families and then emergencies come up and they hear about them," he said. "Maybe we lose a brother during the storm. These tragedies affect each and every line worker, but life goes on. You've got to worry about your families at home, you've got to worry about the family you work with."
Whether from fatigue or a desire to rush to get the job done, "I don't want to see shortcuts. What you see is sort of more a brotherhood. Like firemen. You have got to watch out for everyone."
How's Madison? The shoreline? The response ... dead silence.
Pagani paused while he finished his early breakfast of coffee and a cigarette.
"You know, I see my co-workers more than my regular family," he said. "I bet a lot of these guys are like that."
As he left to attend to his other duties and meetings, a group of line workers were asked how they were liking Madison and the shoreline.
Their response? Dead silence.
Throwing coffee? Swearing at workers? A story about a gun?
Perhaps that was the most diplomatic response they could provide. One reader on Facebook, who lives in Madison, reported witnessing someone in town throwing coffee at and swearing at line workers, telling them to hurry up.
And there was a story making the rounds at the staging area at Hammonasset Friday morning, that someone had pulled a gun on a line worker who had approached a house to let the homeowner know they were working outside. The people talking about the incident did not know if the report came from Madison, from the shoreline, from Connecticut, or from elsewhere.
Madison town officials, the CL&P official in Madison, and Madison Police Chief Jack Drumm said there was not a report of such an incident in Madison. And they all said they had not heard of any reports nearby. Still, the story was a concern for some of the workers, and a source of outrage for some of their support staff Friday morning.
"Polite goes away and people just want lights"
Jock Mulkey and Joey Munch from Pearl River, LA said "yes ma'am" when asked if they wanted to say anything to residents of the shoreline and Madison.
Up to day three, they said, people were great.
Day four? "Not so polite."
Day five?
"It's going to get to the point where polite goes away and people just want lights," said Munch. Munch asked that we all be patient, that they will get the lights back on for us. They then headed out to do what they could do that day to make sure that happens.
By the time Mulkey, Munch--and their family for the week--got off-shift Friday night and piled back onto the buses to head for the hotels, the sun would be setting, or perhaps already done for the day, too.
"Nobody works harder"
Maybe some of them will get to see a Hammonasset sunset, perhaps from a high-up bucket of one of those tree trucks.
Tom Mc Caughey, a bus driver, and some of his fellow bus drivers were among the last to eat Friday morning. They let the line workers go first.
"Nobody likes to lose power," McCaughey said, in his Rhode Island accent, piling food on his plate in the mess tent. " You hear the politicians grand-standing, OK? But nobody works harder than these guys. Nobody."


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As I drive around Danville or Bloomsburg, it makes me wonder how and where people learned or were taught their driving skills, or the lack thereof.
No use of signals, even in a turning lane, is ridiculous and careless. Those lanes are designed to keep traffic flowing, not absolve you from using the correct procedure. The same applies to the turning lanes. You are not absolved from using signals.
People around here drive like goats, sheep and cows grazing in a field. I'm not comparing them to animals, that wouldn't be fair to the animals since they seem to be a lot smarter. They warn others of impending danger.
Another thing is the "passing-lane camper." Passing lane is just what the term implies, it's for passing, not camping there because you intend to turn in a few miles.
It's no wonder that you have road rage. Who wouldn't be angry when you are traveling at a posted speed and some clown stops dead in front of you and turns off the highway? That's just a total disregard for anyone but themselves, because they count, nobody else does.
You are required by law to turn your lights on when it rains or snows and even when it is foggy. Wipers on, lights on.
Again some feel that does not apply to them. They can drive in complete safety because others do have their lights on and can be seen.
It's really not that hard to be a good steward on the road. It becomes commonplace if you utilize it enough. It's like talking on your phone while driving, it's so common you automatically do it with no forethought at all.
All I can say is people are lucky I'm not a policeman. I wouldn't care what or how long it took, I would write up every traffic infraction I saw. So let's wake up people.
Get off your self-righteous horse and get back to knowing that there are others here, too.
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Please ignore the clutter as I have a 2 year old and a 3 month old and the house is shrinking
I'm considering the purchase of some floating shelves to place the right rear speaker near the entry way up next to the motion sensor and the left rear speaker which up near the ceiling on the slim piece of wall.
Oh yeah as you can see now the speakers are on furniture pieces converted to speaker stands. It's probably hard to tell but the speakers sit about 8 feet diagonal from speaker to ear (60 degrees maybe)of the center seating position and about 5 feet from the wall to even with the seating positions (if that makes sense).


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The disease, also known as EHV-1, has no cure. Symptoms, however, are treatable. The symptoms include fever, decreased coordination, nasal discharge, urine dribbling, loss of tail bone, hind limb weakness, leaning against a wall or fence to maintain balance, lethargy, and the inability to rise.
Horse producers are encouraged to follow biosecurity measures on their operations. That includes requiring people to wash their hands before and after contact with each horse, avoid contact with other horses, disinfect boots and change clothes that come into contact with horses other than your own. Horses should be isolated for 2-3 weeks after returning from shows.


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Conservatives Use Union Case to Distract from Jobs Failure
Tim Judson on July 8, 2011 - 12:00pm
The national debate over job creation has reached a new low in a labor dispute involving a Boeing airplane manufacturing plant in South Carolina — a debate that is playing out just as reports show conservative state policies have demonstrably failed to create jobs this year and have instead resulted in declining wages.
In April, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) filed suit against Boeing for locating the new plant in the Palmetto State in retaliation against its union workforce for legal work stoppages in the past. A central tenet of collective bargaining law is that employers may not take actions to punish workers for taking legal actions in a dispute, such as going on strike. The NLRB's suit would require Boeing to remedy its illegal action by relocating production of its 787 Dreamliner passenger plane to Washington State, where Boeing's employees are members of the International Association of Machinists union (IAM).
Complicating the matter is the fact that the South Carolina plant was completed earlier this year and hundreds of workers have already been hired. However, as NLRB has clarified, its order to Boeing only relates to manufacturing of the Dreamliner, and doesn't prohibit the company from manufacturing other products there. Nevertheless, South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley and other conservatives are seizing upon the situation to slam the NLRB and collective bargaining as stifling job creation and economic development. The irony is, far from killing jobs, the NLRB's action would guarantee that thousands of Boeing jobs stay in the United States, and that they remain jobs of high quality; the only question being where the jobs are located.
While it is difficult to prove anti-union intent behind most plant closing and relocation decisions, Boeing executives repeatedly stated their motivation to avoid the union in building the Dreamliner plant in South Carolina, including on a conference call with shareholders. It is rare for corporations to violate the law so flagrantly, since all is usually required is staying mum about anti-union motives and inserting platitudes about strategic advantages and cost-effectiveness.
Apart from exploiting the situation for partisan grandstanding, conservatives are genuinely upset about one thing: the failure of job-stealing to work in such a high-profile case. South Carolina was able to woo Boeing by marketing its staunchly anti-worker climate as a corporate advantage, which it uses to convince companies to move jobs away from states with stronger labor standards. The strategy is not generally successful, but with Boeing it proved persuasive. Not only is South Carolina a Right-to-Work state, it has no state minimum wage law and does not permit state and local government workers the right to collective bargaining, among many other basic labor standards. Governor Haley has been explicit about protecting the state's anti-worker policies in her public statements:
"This is an absolute assault on a great corporate citizen and on South Carolina's right-to-work status. We will continue to do everything we can to protect that status, and to stand with companies like Boeing who understand what it means to take care of their employees without the interference of a meddlesome, self-serving union. This bullying will not be tolerated in South Carolina."
Of course, there is nothing in the NLRB's case that challenges South Carolina law. The case purely involves the temerity of Boeing executives who felt they could defy the law in the broad light of day and get away with it. Governor Haley ought to be railing at them for blowing the gig, instead of at the NLRB for enforcing the law as they must, particularly under the circumstances.
The case is an unfortunate distraction from the real nature of the jobs crisis gripping the country. The "recovery" from the Great Recession is truly a tale of two cities: on the one hand, a bonanza for corporations, which have captured 88% of the rise in national income since the recession officially ended; but on the other hand, a downward spiral for actual people, for whom the so-called recovery has not only been jobless, but wageless as well. So concludes a May 2011 report from the Center for Labor Market Studies at Northeastern University. Beyond the fact that the pace of job creation has lagged that of every other post-recession period since the Great Depression, the real value of full-time workers' earnings has actually declined since the recovery started.
The report's findings corroborate that of another released earlier this year that pointed out a fundamental restructuring of the labor market toward lower-wage jobs and persistent economic insecurity. Analysts found that the high-wage jobs that were predominantly lost in the Recession are being replaced with low-wage jobs: during the recession, 23% of jobs lost were lower-wage and 40% were higher-wage; since the recession, 49% of jobs created are lower-wage and only 14% are higher-wage. In such a climate, ensuring that the thousands of jobs at Boeing's Dreamliner plant are higher-wage jobs like those under the union contract would be a modest improvement — wherever they are located.
But so long as the debate is about shuffling jobs from one state to the next, it will be a downward slope not just for the 24 million unemployed and under-employed, but for all working families who will feel pressure to accept less and less economic security just to keep a roof over their heads. In that case, not even the Boeing case will provide a large enough fig leaf for conservatives to cover the real job-killer: conservatives' demands for drastic cuts in spending regardless of the cost.
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iTunes: Variable Pricing Was Cost of Over the Air Downloads?
What finally made Apple and Steve Jobs relent on their previously locked-in-stone $0.99 single price for single songs iTunes business model? Many suspected it was the lure of DRM-free music, which the record labels (except EMI) had been withholding from Apple and providing competitors like Amazon MP3 in an attempt to break the iTunes juggernaut.
Maybe not, however, according to Ars Technica (referencing the Associated Press):
the key negotiating component was over-the-air downloads for the iPhone. The record companies held out on allowing users to download songs on the 3G and EDGE networks (instead of just WiFi) until Apple relented.
While this might seem strange, technically many users probably don't care (or don't even know about DRM) unless they run into the old 5-machine limit or try to move their protected music outside the iPod ecosystem. However, anyone hitting the iTunes icon on the iPhone and getting the message to switch to WiFi likely suffers a bad user experience. Then again, strange is normal in a strange industry filled with strange old media dinosaurs, innit?
Higher prices, according to the article, are also intended to make discounted song bundles seem like better values.
How important is 3G or EDGE downloads to you? Worth the potential cost bump for premium "hot" singles? Mitigated at all by the thought of cheapo bundles of the same? Let us know!
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Honestly if that is the reason for higher prices I think that's pretty stupid. Being able to buy music over the cellular network is nice but $1.29 for a song is just dumb. $1.29 is such an unwieldy price point. Gone is the days of picking up an $15 iTunes card and picking a nice round amount of 15 new singles.
I'm an ardent apple supporter but could really care less about downloads on 3g or the augmented price point. Even though Apple's music is DRM free it's still acc so I'll stick with Amazon for all my music. I also am still a believer in albums over singles so even if I shopped with Apple the 1.29 singles wouldn't make a difference
Unfortunately this DRM free thing is slowly ruining my life as I'm buying way to much music now. I agree with Rene, I also have still only seen 0.99$ songs so far, and them being AAC really is a better format, and is simple enough to convert from when necessary, and since the files are 256kps now, its not like you lose anything from making MP3 files as far as quality is concerned.
I hope oneday Apple's music is free
I like over the air downloads and have used it quite often now. I highly doubt it was the cause of the price increases though! Surely that related to either the bigger file sizes, or the DRM removal?
I thought new prices wouldn't be in place until end of Q1. Also, I d/l over p2p which is free so...
iTunes downloads over the air? yawn. eMusic downloads over the air and straight to my iPhone? Now that would be cool. Too bad it will never happen.
Well, they left the 10mb cap on podcast downloads, which, to me, is way more annoying. There are virtually NO podcasts smaller than 10mb, making it basically a no podcast downloads over the air rule. It's kind of insulting.
But how do you explain, the G1's ability to download music over the air and still keeping the same cheap prices from Amazon? Or are the G1 music downloads only via WiFi?
Rene, you didn't answer my question... you answered Ryan, though you mentioned me.
The edge capability is awesome! When I can't think of a song or want to preview one, it's simple! In the car with friends, usually some one asks "what's that song by...?" And now I might buy more songs since I do not have the Internet for my MacBook or iMac at home.
Ps can I enter a redeem code via iPhone? I recieved one as a gift.


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A few secret ingredients in the homemade barbecue sauce make these tender and juicy spare ribs finger lickin' good.
2 tbsp olive oil
1 onion, finely chopped
2 x 400g cans chopped tomatoes
3 garlic cloves, finely chopped
50g/2oz light muscovado sugar
4 tbsp malt vinegar
3 tbsp Worcestershire sauce
1 tbsp tomato purée
2 tsp Chinese five spice powder
1 tsp ground cumin
salt and freshly ground black pepper
To make the sauce, heat the oil in a saucepan and add the onion. Fry for 3-4 minutes, until softened, then stir in the rest of the ingredients. Mix well and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat and simmer gently for about 30 minutes, stirring occasionally, until thickened.
Place the ribs on the barbecue and cook for 10-15 minutes, depending on the thickness of the meat. Brush the ribs liberally with the barbecue sauce every few minutes, until they have a thick, sticky coating, and serve.
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---- — PLATTSBURGH — A 10-minute lapse in the second half cost the Plattsburgh State women's soccer team Friday afternoon.
Erika Gobielle and Julia Friesen scored goals less than three minutes apart and St. Lawrence University (3-0) recorded a 2-1 victory in the opening round of the Best Western Cardinal Classic at the Plattsburgh State Field House.
Plattsburgh (1-2) took a 1-0 lead when Emily LaLone, on a free kick just outside the 18, found the upper corner of the net with a well-placed shot that came with 1:50 left in the first half.
"We were able to get a nice timely goal," Plattsburgh coach Karen Waterbury said. "And we were able to come out pretty strong in the second half."
But it didn't last.
Gobielle tied the game 10:34 into the second stanza when she tapped in a rebound. Then, shortly after at 13:20. a misplay in front of the Plattsburgh net led to Friesen's game-winning goal.
"We didn't take care of our possessions and didn't play well defensively during that 10-minute stretch," Waterbury said.
The Cardinals had an opportunity to tie the game later on, but couldn't find the net after a scramble in front of the St. Lawrence goal.
"We came down and had a corner kick that led to a scramble in front," Waterbury said. "That was probably our best chance to score in the second half."
The Saints finished with a 13-10 advantage in shots and Andrea Strauss turned aside six shots in the St. Lawrence nets. Charisse Abellard finished with four stops for Plattsburgh.
"It was a good match-up for 90 minutes — St. Lawrence is a good team," Waterbury said. "They had the size advantage over us and they started winning the 50-50 balls at midfield and that's not good for us.
"There were some positives. We were organized better in the midfield today and were more secure at times. We still need to shoot the ball more and get better crosses."
The Cardinals will play Bard College, a 2-0 loser to Oswego State, at 3:30 p.m. today. St. Lawrence and Oswego tangle at 1 p.m.
Nikki Liadka and Bri Dolan scored first-half goals to provide the margin of difference for the Lakers.
Liadka opened the scoring at 25:27 and Dolan then made it 2-0, with Dana Pitts assisting, at 38:11.
St. Lawrence 2
Plattsburgh State 1
St. Lawrence 0 2 — 2
Plattsburgh St. 1 0 — 1
First half- 1, PSU, LaLone, 43:10.
Second half- 2, SLU, Gobielle (LaClair), 10:34. 3, PSU, Friesen (LaClair), 13:20.
Shots: St. Lawrence 13, Plattsburgh State 10.
Saves: Strauss, SLU, 6. Abellard, PSU, 4.
Oswego State 2Bard College 0
Bard College 0 0 — 0
Oswego State 2 0 — 2
First half- 1, Osw, Liadka (Segretto), 25:27. 2, Osw, Dolan (Pitts), 38:11.
Shots: Oswego State 4, Bard College 4.
Saves: Harris (2), O'Brien (0), Osw, 2. Hotaling (2), Glasshagel (2), Bard, 4.


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2. Let me be completely honest here, those shoes, when not placed on a womanÂ's foot, are structurally and aesthetically sexy (maybe itÂ's the S&M and not the H&M in me). But when said shoe is placed on an actual foot, that woman begins to resemble a goat. A female goat, yes, but a goat none-the-less. The rest, you ask? The hat: ill fitting and played out (hence, why I wear one). The scarf: also played out and not working. The purse? Unless she is smuggling a severed head in it, it's just, for the lack of a better word, dumb. And IÂ'm sure it cost more than I make in a year.
3. This is how my brain worked on this picture after I got past that I'm looking at Natalie Portman: Is she trying to look like Victorian soldier who just traded her mink muff for one of the Â"nativesÂ" maize pouches while on her way to work as a junior exec at JP Morgan? If so, mission accomplished. I will say, however, her shoes and pants are undeniably classic and for Beautiful Girls and Leon: the Professional, I will always forgive something like this being worn by Ms. Portman.
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For an entire month I tried to get a tune from them, all I did is what their name says, I waited for them.... and waited and waited and eventually they stopped emailing me back when I was ready to make a paypal payment and get the ball rolling. Half the time they didn't answer the phone during business hours and every time I waited to try and leave a message their message box was full. All and all I wouldn't recommend them to anyone based on the fact that I was trying to buy something from them and it took forever, imagine what it would be like trying to return something to them or have something fixed! anyway I ended up getting a reflash from PCM for less and it was everything I had expected. Also I started email correspondence with them at 10PM and by 11PM I had completed my order sheet and within two days my PCM was being shipped out. I definitely recommend PCM for less and DO NOT recommend wait for me.
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Make up a batch of these blinis for a party – if you have too many you can freeze them. Delicious served with smoked salmon and soured cream, or maybe a spot of caviar.
12.5g/½oz yeast
350g/12oz plain flour, sifted
285ml/½ pint milk, lukewarm
2 free-range egg yolks
a pinch of salt
145ml/¼ pint milk, tepid
2 free-range egg whites, whisked
Make a thin paste out of the yeast and 225g/8oz of the sifted flour diluted with the lukewarm milk.
Leave this paste to ferment for two hours in a warm room atmosphere, and then add the rest of the flour (115g/4oz), the egg yolks, a pinch of salt, the tepid milk and mix together without letting it acquire any body. Finally add the whisked egg whites.
Let the preparation ferment for half an hour, and when about to serve, cook the blinis quickly in the same way as pancakes, in special little omelette pans. Dish them up very hot on a napkin.
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DURHAM — The Middle Creek boys' soccer team pulled out a 1-0 win at the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics on Tuesday, with a 40th-minute penalty shot by Chris Gottberg the only tally.
The result was exactly what Middle Creek (2-1) needed. With a starting back line that has two sophomores, two juniors and no one taller than 5-foot-7 (one reserve defender is 5-9), a shutout had coach Eddie Wasdell feeling better about the Mustangs.
Middle Creek had been attacked consistently, in a 4-3 win against Northern Durham and a 7-2 loss to Millbrook.
The Tuesday match was "our best defensive effort," Wasdell said. "Our communication, and we were really compact and just covering for each other."
Helping the back line was senior co-captain Dylan Jenkins. The midfielder worked hard all night, playing box-to-box.
"We definitely have to get our defensive mids back and forth to help them out," Jenkins said.
Helping organize the unit is senior goalkeeper Ryan Fuller, who made key stops to preserve shutout.
"We've definitely got to talk a lot because they're young," Fuller said. "Mostly we've got to watch the overhead ball and the through ball that they play."
While Middle Creek's stated goal is to go to the playoffs for back-to-back seasons – the Mustangs made last year's postseason after a one-year hiatus and haven't made two consecutive trips in program history – Science and Math (0-1-2) has accomplished its goal of playing up.
The Unicorns, moving up from 1A to 2A this year, have faced two 4A foes already (the other a 2-2 tie with Wilmington Ashley).
"It's a building (process)," coach Henry Gallagher said. "These games are here for that reason. We don't want to play easy games where we can come out and run up the scores; we want to play tough games where we can identify problems and try to work on tomorrow and the day after."
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BOSTON -- Another curveball to the Sabres lineup. Jochen Hecht said yesterday he was good to go tonight and Lindy Ruff seemed to think the same. Instead, the Sabres have decided to hold Hecht out for tonight's game against the Boston Bruins and have brought Mark Mancari back from Portland. Tim Connolly has been dealing with a sore arm from blocking a shot Tuesday in Pittsburgh but will play. Thomas Vanek and Mike Grier will return as scheduled.
On defense, Shaone Morrisonn's one-game scratch from the lineup is over and he's returning tonight. Mike Weber, who replaced him Tuesday, is back in the press box.
"He's had a pretty rough stretch with goals against," coach Lindy Ruff said of Morrisonn. "We're trying to keep the guys in going the best. I thought he had a little bit of a tough spell and maybe a game off [would help]. I thought Weber was OK in the [Pittsburgh] game. I'd like to see Morrisonn in again too."
Ryan Miller will start in goal tonight against Tim Thomas, who continues to lead the NHL in goals-against (1.97) and save percentage (.939). Thomas, however, is just 8-9-3, 3.14, .897 against the Sabres in his career. This year, he's 2-0-1, 2.52, .917.
Miller is 3-0-1 against the Bruins this year but his stats (3.17, .913) are inflated by Buffalo's 7-6 win on Jan. 1. His career numbers are 19-5-7, 2.61, .914.
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