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After being frustrated by this error message in Bridge while trying to apply keywords to various image files I finally took the time to investigate, and I think I found the cause of the issue. In a nutshell, if the extend attribute "com.apple.FinderInfo" has not yet been created for a given file, then this message appears.
The start of the puzzle was that some files would take the keyword and others would not. After observing identical permissions on files that worked and files that did not, I noticed that in a terminal listing of the files in question, some files had extended attributes and some did not (extended attributes are identified by an @ symbol when running ls -la in a terminal window. For example:
-rw-rw-rw-@ 1 mike staff 26131946 21 Jan 23:56 120114-133059-4612.cr2
-rw-rw-rw- 1 mike staff 5710 21 Jan 22:42 120114-133059-4612.xmp
-rw-rw-rw-@ 1 mike staff 27200794 17 Jan 17:52 120114-133145-4613.cr2
-rw-rw-rw- 1 mike staff 5702 21 Jan 22:42 120114-133145-4613.xmp
-rw-rw-rw-@ 1 mike staff 26973498 21 Jan 23:07 120114-133149-4614.cr2
-rw-rw-rw-@ 1 mike staff 6648 21 Jan 23:19 120114-133149-4614.xmp
As you can see, the file called 120114-133145-4613.xmp has not extended attribute, but the file 120114-133149-4614.xmp does. The former throws an error when applying a keyword, the latter does not.
So I dug a bit further and it appears that when the file attribute called com.apple.FileInfo is missing from an xmp file, metadata cannot be witten. The contents of this extended attribute for a working XMP file look like this
$ xattr -l 120114-133058-4611.xmp
00000000 54 45 58 54 43 52 61 77 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 |TEXTCRaw........|
00000010 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 |................|
According to specs I found googling, the first 4 bits identify the file type (TEXT), and the next four identify the file creator (CRaw). IOW no file-specific info seems to be present.
So as a test, I simply copied the contents of com.apple.FinderInfo from a file that had it to a file that didn't. Once the file that didn't received the new attribute, metadata writes worked. The command I used for the copy was
xattr -wx com.apple.FinderInfo "`xattr -px com.apple.FinderInfo 120114-133534-4633.xmp`" 120114-133041-4602.xmp
It also appears that this metadata is written by Bridge based on some unknown trigger, because occasionally during my investigation a file that previously would not take metadata suddenly did, and once I knew to look for extended attributes, in every case the file in question suddenly had com.apple.FinderInfo extended attribute.
So...I'm not sure if this is a bug in finder or in bridge, but it is definitely a bug and needs to be addressed.
This may also be a lightroom bug or a lightroom/OS X interaction issue if com.apple.FinderInfo is not created for the XMP file when LightRoom creates it via the "Automatically write changes to XMP" option in the LR Catalog preferences.
So...I'm not sure if this is a bug in finder or in bridge, but it is definitely a bug and needs to be addressed.
While terminal is somewhat above my knowledge I'm not sure I understand your problem. I'm under the impression that you want to write keywords to an XMP file?
The XMP file contains the settings for ACR and rating and labeling from Bridge while keywords are part of the IPTC written to the file info of the file itself.
Or am I misunderstanding you?
Personal I stopped using CR2 years ago and switched to converting to DNG on import. DNG writes all data to the file, including XMP
The problem is simply this: it appears that keywords cannot be written to XMP files by Bridge until the extended attribute com.apple.FinderInfo is aplied to the XMP file. XMP files potentially contain a great amount of information, keywords being one of them. Also note that the descision to write keywords to the XMP file is made by Bridge, not me.
DNG is not an option, and in any case is beside the point.
DNG is not an option, and in any case is beside the point.
So many users so many workflows. DNG is a valuable option, Downloader also offers the option to back up the original CR2 when converting.
And to my opinion DNG is not beside the point, DNG is becoming more and more the standard and most likely the format that will let you open the archive Raw file in years to come without the need of using an old computer because the current software from the future does not support the file format any longer...
Although my knowledge is still limited in the department you are talking about it is my believe that the XMP data for keywords is in the file info and not in the side car XMP file.
Anyhow, using vital information for a file and save this info in a separate file is for me a no go
To me it sounds as the problem is outside Bridge. In an XMP file the first bytes should be a UTF-8 marker. Try copying a couple of cr2 files to another folder and delete the xmp sidecar files, now add metadata using Bridge and have a look at the new sidecar files.
I repoect that DNG works so well for you, and I hope you can respect that I have no interest in it. And when I say that DNG is beside the point, what I am referring to is that I am after a discussion/solution of the issue I'm describing, not a discussion about the merits of DNG. If I have a problem with the roof of my house I'm not reallyintered in hearing about how great it is to live in an apartment. As for support of future file formats, I have much more confidence in the continued support of the file format from the manufacturere than I do of a file format from a company that doesn't even make cameras. But as you say, so many users so many workflows.
Hi Paul,
When I describe the contents of the file in my original post, I am describing the extended attribute for for the XMP file, not the XMP file itself.
When I do as you suggest the keywords are applied without issue to a new XMP file, which is the normal expected behavior.
I think the most maddening thing about this is the idiosyncracy of it.
As for support of future file formats, I have much more confidence in the continued support of the file format from the manufacturere than I do of a file format from a company that doesn't even make cameras. But as you say, so many users so many workflows
While I had no intention in saying what you must do only what you could do (nor do I disrespect your workflow), it's fine by me you do feel that way, no problem.
And also no problem in your believing of the current 200 different Raw file formats that will be still supported in about 20 years by the same camera manufacturers (Minolta is not producing camera's nowadays, yet they where the first with AF systems. Olympus might also not be there in a few years)
With every new camera there is a new Raw format, do you really think in twenty years time the maybe 1000 different Raw files will stay supported by the new software and OS of that future time??
While I have great respect for vendors like Canon and Nikon regarding their production of camera's, I really have never enjoyed the software they produced, it is very limited in editing, very slow and therefore unproductive. And I never understood why they have to produce a new Raw type for each new camera.
And by the way, if you use Bridge it might be safe to assume you also use ACR. Until now Adobe, the company that knows next to nothing of the production of camera's but almost everything about the software to use for working with the digital data from that cameras, has been so kind to offer support for almost all that different code of Raw freely.
Personally I have more fait in the open standard DNG provides, but as said, no problem you do believe the camera vendors will do support all their own created types of Raw, even if don't sell them anymore for 10 years:-)
Omke, you seem to be wanting a discussion/arguement about the merits of DNG vs other raw formats. Unfortunately, I'm not interested in having one. Perhaps you should post your thoughts somewhere more appropriate, since this thread is certainly not the correct place for it.
In any case, please consider this reply my last to you on the topic of DNG files. If you have anything to contribute regarding my original question, I'd be happy to hear it.
Hi Mike, I was not familiar with that extended attribute, It gets even stranger as I tried removing the attribute with:-
xattr -d com.apple.FinderInfo filename.xmp
This did remove that attribute and I was still able to add metadata, after the metadata was added the attribute was back again.
So the problem may be with the xmp file format? These that do not work, do the xmp files contain any data if so what?
If you have anything to contribute regarding my original question, I'd be happy to hear it.
Mike, your reference to the roof and the apartment did get me started on the wrong foot, occasionally one needs to get rid of some steam...
That said, I stopped using the sidecars XMP years ago and did not realize the keywords are also in the XMP sidecar.
I also was under the impression you were trying to write keywords to an XMP file itself. As also said, less knowledge about terminal, also having a cold and a failing graphic card and running behind on schedule while using the old insufficient one and waiting for the replacement to come.
About the extended attributes, you are in good hands now with Paul
It might be useful to tell whether the files are from one shoot and one camera in a series and have already metadata written to before?
How do you import them and if not shot with same camera same shoot did you use other converting software?
Biggest problem for Bridge when writing keywords that it does not go on in the background and you need to wait for all to be applied, if not you end up with insufficient result, however I never experienced an 'error to write metadata to' message, only found out that some files did miss the applied keywords.
Paul, that's the exact behaviour I am seeing. The only difference is that if I try to leave the addition of the attribute to Bridge, it is not added each time...sometimes it takes a couple refreshes, or leaving the folder in question and returning back to it again.
And to top it all off, the more I try to employ my findings, the less convinced I am that I was right: I have batch-added the attribute to every JPG, CR2 and XMP file in my test folder, and still I am getting the error box. It is absolutely maddening.
When the XMP file exists already, it contains whatever information LIghtroom saves to it when the "Automatically export changes to XMP files" option is clicked; I'm afraid I'm not familiar enough with the contents to determine if the error lies with a malformed XMP write...although I doubt this is the case, as the trouble seems to be with files that don't have XMP files too, just as unprocessed RAW files adn JPG files.
What would be really great would be to get a trace of what bridge is doing so I could debug this myself, but when this error occurs no log file is updated that I can see...at least nothing tracked by Console on OS X.
When the XMP file exists already, it contains whatever information LIghtroom saves to it when the "Automatically export changes to XMP files" option is clicked;
If we would try to reproduce the error message could you provide the version numbers you use for Lightroom, Bridge and OSX?
The Bridge error of not writing metadata has been a problem since version 4. Adobe refuses to acknowledge the problem and, after many, many discussions with their tech support, I gave up trying. The problem occurs with RAW, DNG, and JPEG's, at least for me. It seems to have something to do with images that go from a server and back to a Mac or only reside on a server.
From trying to diagnose the issue, I believe it's a thumbnail corruption problem. I have found, quite often, this will fix the problem:
1. Get info on an image (command + i)
2. Delete the thumbnail by clicking on the thumbnail and hitting the delete button
3. Bring the images back into Bridge, then control + click or right click and select "Purge Cache of Selection"
4. Restart Bridge (this isn't always necessary)
That will usually fix the problem. Today's it's not working for me. The other option is to stop using Bridge and switch to a more stable, and supported app like Photo Mechanic.
(My frustrations with Adobe technical support and this problem are IMMENSE. Their support has to be one of the most incompetent I've ever dealt with in recent years. They'd ask me the same question three times and I'd respond each time only to have the ask the exact same question again!)
Interestingly, none of my images have a thumnail in the Get Info window. I think it has to do with some subtle interaction between bridge and OS X attributes...but I can't seem to put my finger on it yet. Do people using Windows have this issue? If so that would seem to rule out my idea.
Do you have the "Automatically export cache to folders when possible" option in Bridge turned on?
Hi, I does not matter if you have an actual icon of the image in the preview. I've delete them both with & without a preview image and it seems to help. Try deleting the blank preview icon, it might help.
(My frustrations with Adobe technical support and this problem are IMMENSE. Their support has to be one of the most incompetent I've ever dealt with in recent years. They'd ask me the same question three times and I'd respond each time only to have the ask the exact same question again!)
Sadly enough I can't disagree with you on the tech support, however, officially Adobe Bridge is not supported nor designed for working on a server. Just a stand alone configuration.
Did you also try a purge cache, there can be a lot of issues with corrupted cache and the cache for Bridge is not always that stable.
Still no clue on what versions are being used?
You might look at this thread from the Windows Forum with a similar topic.
Omke, the versions of the software don't seem to be relevant, but since you ask: the current version of Bridge I am using is 22.214.171.124. Some of the existing XMP files were written by older versions of Lightroom, but I have no way of knowing which.
I have tried purging the cache, and also deleting it entirely and starting over, to no effect.
I have tried purging the cache, and also deleting it entirely and starting over, to no effect.
just did a quick try and don't know if it is the right way.
Using Lightroom 3.6 (not very familiar with Lightroom) and Bridge 126.96.36.199 on MacOSX 10.6.8
I randomly choose some CR2 files that where somewhere on my system and copied them to a new folder. Imported them in Lightroom and added some rating and a few keywords. (with setting metadata to XMP file active)
Then went to Bridge and opened the same folder. After caching Bridge showed the info as filed in Lightroom. Added some keywords to all files without problem. Went back to Lightroom (restarted it and had to choose read metadata menu. After this no problem to read new keywords form Bridge. But they only show in Italic because the have not been made persistent in the Bridge keyword list, however this is as expected behavior.
Tried a develop setting and that was also showing in Bridge correctly. Went a few times back and fort (files in Lightroom showing a memo with Exclamation sign top right of the in Bridge changed thumbnail asking for reading metadata).
Is this about the way you mean to describe?
And when having set Automatically export changes to XMP have you set this option in both Lightroom and Bridge (this s to be found in the Camera Raw preferences 'save image settings in: sidecar XMP')
And there are a few things to refresh also in Bridge besides the deleting of the cache file, you can also delete the Bridge plist file from the user library preferences and restart Bridge holding down option key and chose reset preferences. And did you run the check and repair permissions for your system also?
I tried to look in terminal but could not find a way to use the ls -la command on the folder with changed files so no comparing on that side I'm afraid.
The first problem you will encounter Omke is that the issue is very idiosyncratic. But let me give you the steps I would follow were I to try and reproduce the issue from scratch.
1. Take a collection of about 1000 CR2 files that have had no adjustments done to them of any kind: no keywords, no ACR, no LR, no nothing.
2. Import these files into LR
3. make some changes to the photos using the sliders in the Library or Develop modules. No keywords at this point.
4. exit LR
You should now have a set of CR2 files with corresponding XMP files. If you do not, re-open lightroom and make sure to automatically export changes to XMP files is selected.
It would be interesting to drop to a terminal and do ls -la@ at this point to see what if any extended attributes have been created.
5. Open up Bridge, but do not browse to the folder containing the RAW files yet. Instead, make sure you have a few keywords in your keywords panel, and that panel is visible.
6. Now, browse to the folder containing the RAW files
At this point, and before caching is complete, try to apply a keyword to some of the file by selecting about 20 and clicking the keyword to apply. This fails more often than not, but is not the real issue
7. Once the BR cache is complete, select all and apply one of the keywords. This is where it fails for me.
Some things that may be affecting this issue:
1. The aforementioned lack of the extended attribute on the XMP file
2. Older XMP files created with older version of LR and ACR may be a incompatible in some subtle way
3. It seems that the "Export cache to local folders" setting may be involved in this bug somehow
3. It seems that the "Export cache to local folders" setting may be involved in this bug somehow
I do have to get back on the try with 1000 files, the files are there, the time not really...
Regarding to applying anything while cache is not completed will be dealt with an 'as designed' answer but you are aware of that yourself.
The point 3 about cache to local folders might be of more interest. I have a longstanding failure of that function because every time I set this function the first time everything works as expected and after a while, mostly second time, I get an error about not able to write the cache due to a CacheT. error.
This has been a mystery to me and also still to Adobe. For a long while I thought I was the only person on the world suffering from that failure but a short time ago Kevin, a regular on this forum, did report the same error.
I also have to say I'm not bothered with that failure because I don't have the need for it. Cache is still a problematic subject for Bridge.
While I use Bridge to great satisfaction for sorting, rating, metadata and shortcut to ACR and PS I think it is next to useless to use Bridge as a DAM for archiving purposes. I used to burn cache file to disk long ago but reading this file was almost as long as building new cache, just a few versions ago they changed the cache format every cycle etc etc.
Using 55 K of 'keepers' in an archive with Canto Cumulus Single user this cache file is about 2GB in size. I regular delete the Bridge cache file because 10 % of this amount in Bridge generates about 10 GB of cache and it keeps growing fast.
So it might be a good try for you to first have a fresh start with cache, plist and prefs. When refreshing prefs it should also deselect the export cache to folder by default but be sure to check it is off.
Will try later on to reproduce, thanks.
At this point I can confidently say that if Bridge was a person, I would be in jail for homicide. There is just no way I can get this to consistantly work. I am beyond frustrated at this program that can't seem to get its raison d'etre solved after four versions any better than ACDSee on a PC did ten years ago. Coupled with the obtuse error message this generates, I doubt there is a solution we can come up with that is going to fix this bug or even provide a work-around.
So...I give up.
So...I give up.
Mike, I'm sorry to hear that, and I just finished testing but cannot replicate your issue.
Copied 1089 CR2 files form 4 different dSLR (1D2, 1D4, 1Ds2 and 1Ds3) and followed your instructions to the letter.
No change in result for terminal either, not after LR and not after Bridge. I have a few issues with the @ sign but not for xmp files nor for CR2.
Bridge did cache the correct settings I added in LR (a did overdo color and contrast so no doubt in visibility).
While caching I could add keywords that where present as well as creating a new keyword and sub keyword. One remark, only a few did get all the keywords, others only half the amount. However this was done without error message and due to the fact I did to many to much in one time and did wait for proper saving for each keyword. When I only choose two or three keywords and just select them in one go after each other they save all with no problem, when I again click one or two while the other bunch is still saving it does not work properly, but again, without a warning message.
Saving in background for ongoing tasks would be better but this is not the case for Bridge, also usually I don't use such large amount for so many keywords. As said above, I have tried again after all the caching and saving was done and it was no problem to add a few keywords in one go to all the files, took about one minute to save the metadata to all the files.
Maybe you will give it one more try after having dumped the central cache file from the user library for Bridge and camera raw. Delete the plist and restart with option key to reset prefs. Be sure to have deselected the option to export cache to folder.
I've used LR 3.4.1 and Bridge 18.104.22.168 on MacOs 10.6.8. All files where on the start up disk (2TB with 750 GB free space) and 16 GB RAm on a Mac Pro.
I just noticed that there may be some interaction between Photomechanic and Bridge. Try this:
My result is that the renamed files throw the error, and the other files do not.
Try this #2.
My result is that the adjusted and renamed files throw the error, and the other files do not.
Using BR 126.96.36.199 and PM 4.6.8
I just noticed that there may be some interaction between Photomechanic and Bridge. Try this:
Mike, will try it when having some spare time. Don't have Photomechanic and will try to get a demo version to test.
Meanwhile be aware that this forum is soon to die and set to read only, you have to move the discussion to the new Bridge General Forum, links for this are on top of this Mac Forum page.
or send me a private message
I have similar problems. Selected and renamed CR2 files in Photomechanic 4.6.8. Opened in Bridge/ Camera Raw, edits saved to xmp. Then tried to ad keywords or append metadata gives "Error writing metadata" . Cancel ( x1000) or quiting bridge gives teh same result: all cr2 files are changed and the xmp is no longer recognized in Bridge. After removing the 'old' xmp's Bridge has no problem writing metadata in new xmp's.
The problem persist for all files tagged or renamed in PM even when not using the xmp created by PM.
Found no way yet to add metadata without losing my edits.
In the Bridge Forum there is a parallel thread. http://forums.adobe.com/thread/960444?tstart=0 In post #6 user writes:
I just found a (better be temporary) work-around for this problem. I keep a browser (Chrome) window open (on another monitor) while applying keywords in Bridge CS5 v 184.108.40.206. Every time I get this error "Could not write metadata to", I simply click in the browser, scroll around abit, go back to Bridge and re-apply the keyword(s) and, VOILA!
Adobe, please get this fixed. What a pain in the arse. Plus a different, separate error popup for each image? Come on, at least when applying a keyword(s) to multiple image,s just give me one error window so I don't have to keep closing each one!
Have no idea why this would work, or it if would work for you, but might be worth a try.
After unchecking "Allow raw files to be modified... " in Photomechanic's preferences , Bridge has no issues writing keywords to the xmp files. What I am still looking for is a way to preserve the settings I made to some large batches of photos while being able to write some keywords to the cr2 files.


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Maria Bamford shot her "special special special" at her home in Eagle Rock, one of several DIY releases comedians put out in 2012.
This was a difficult list to distill from dozens of excellent audio and video shows that were sent to me for review. They are listed below via "publish date" and are not weighted in any way beyond that. Thank you to everyone who sent me their media, if you didn't make it on this list, you at least got a mention in an earlier column.
John Mulaney - New In Town (January 31) - Mulaney, primarily known for his writing on "Saturday Night Live," had his first major TV premiere this year with New In Town and it's a great opportunity to see him tell a story that's longer than a 4-8 minute sketch. Mulaney's stream of hilarious anecdotes culminates in a true story of a visit to the doctor that might be worth acquiring the DVD alone.
Patrice O'Neal - Mr. P (February 7) - This posthumous release (Patrice died in November of 2011) is of a comedian that so many comedians (Louis CK, Bill Burr, Chris Rock, Robert Kelly, Jim Norton, etc.) regarded as a friend and inspiration. What's remarkable about this recording is not that it is of a particularly outstanding performance, but, rather, that it is of what would be a typically boisterous bought of comedy with Patrice. What you hear O'Neal do on Mr. P is what you'd see him if you caught him at the Comedy Cellar in New York City on virtually any night of the week: informed, original, brilliantly funny conversations with a man whose absence is sorely felt.


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I applied online and the process took 1 week - interviewed at The Gap in February 2014.
Interview Details – The hiring process took about a week. It was a group interview, you sat down in a group in the back of the store room, then the manager asked us to interview each other. We interviewed our partners and expressed the knowledge we obtained to the interviewer.
Interview Question – Give me a time when you need to express leadership skills that benefited the team? Answer Question
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I applied online and the process took 1 week - interviewed at The Gap in May 2011.
Interview Details – Filled out an online application which included an easy skills test on expected retail behaviors (i.e. a picture of a messy table display with unfolded clothes on top and a "Yes" or "No" question asking whether the table was fine as it was). Received a call a few days later to set up an interview. Had a 1:1 interview with the store manager (I had previously worked at this job before transferring to a different job so I was already familiar with the management) so the questions were relatively easy standard interview questions. I received a call that day or the next day offering me a position and I started the following week.
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Negotiation Details – There was no negotiation, I was offered their base-rate pay for stock associates.
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I applied in-person and the process took 2 days - interviewed at The Gap in December 2009.
Interview Details – It was a fairly easy process. I had to interview with two different managers - they called me back within the week.
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Negotiation Details – Always ask for more than you think you would get, but tell them it's negotiable. You don't want to scare them away but you want to get as much money as possible.
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I applied online and the process took 1+ week - interviewed at The Gap.
Interview Details – Called in for interview after a few days of applying online.
Was a group interview with about 6 other people.
Interview Question – Sell me your outfit. Answer Question
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I applied online and the process took 2 weeks - interviewed at The Gap in January 2013.
Interview Details – I applied online and a few days later I received an email scheduling me for a group interview. The group interview was basically simple questions like why did you chose the gap and what about the gap do you like... Some advice: answer as many questions as you can, put yourself out there because it is competition between you and about 7 other candidates. The best question you can ask the interviewer is " what is the ideal candidate?"
Interview Question – What is the difference between customer service and selling something? Answer Question
Negotiation Details – There wasn't any negotiation, I had to email them after a week and a half to make sure they did not forget about me.
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I applied online and the process took 3 days - interviewed at The Gap in September 2012.
Interview Details – Applied online; went through online process of questions. All of the online questions were common sense. I got a call a few MONTHS later, and luckily i was unemployed. I was invited to an interview. The interviewer was not really into it, and lazily read off of a list of questions from a Gap corporate printout. They were pretty basic-- "What would you do if X," "What's your experience with Y,"... I made sure to be detailed with my question, and just made sure to talk to her like i was having a conversation. I brought up examples and stories. I was polite and maintained eye contact, but not TOO much eye contact. The manager thanked me and told me that the stock manager would be giving me a call to follow up. The stock manager did call me back in the evening and went over the same questions, and was pretty much just gauging my personality. Again, just be yourself, be bubbly and soulful. I think this Gap was desperate for workers though.
Negotiation Details – I asked for 9 per hour but she told me i could only start at 8.25, and that you can get one raise per year.
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I applied online and the process took 1 week - interviewed at The Gap in July 2011.
Interview Details – I was interviewed with a group of people who were mostly highly qualified. The experience was pretty intimidating. However, this kind of interview allows you to buy more time in order to answer the questions better. The last part was to choose clothing items for head to toe to create a signature outfit that represents yourself and its purpose (i.e. date, hanging out with friends, concert, clubbing, barhopping etc)
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The process took a day - interviewed at The Gap in January 2007.
Interview Details – One of the most important things when interviewing for any job, even a stock position at a retail store, is to dress like you mean business.
My interview process started by having a friend who worked there give me an introduction. Telling the manager who I was, what I was like, and explaining my qualifications. Then I described myself in more detail, told her my ambitions, and explained my reason for wanting to work at The Gap. She asked me various questions about myself to follow up, alot of personal questions to gauge what kind of person I was. Honest answers seem to work best.
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I applied online and interviewed at The Gap.
Interview Details – I applied online, and was called for an interview a few days later. I expected it to be a group interview after scouring this very website. The interviewer was one of the assistant managers, and was extremely welcoming and friendly. There were 5 other candidates which was a bit intimidating but the entire interview was done in an informal and relaxed manner. We had to introduce ourselves, then went into the interview questions. We had to state our availability and references once again before leaving.
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Make A Date Memories
Some "Make A Date With Channel 8" memories from the summer of 2009....
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Heavy winds and rain tear through region overnightA few cities in our region got some heavy rain and even hail overnight Sunday. A trained weather spotter recorded hail measuring 1.7 inches in diameter about 8 miles north of Lakota just after 10 Sunday night. Hail that same size was also recorded about 10 miles north of Hatton and 11 miles west of Buxton.
By David Schwab , July 22, 2013
Construction brings new life to 32nd Avenue in Grand ForksAmid all the road construction going on along 32nd Avenue South in Grand Forks, there are some other kinds of construction as well. And that is the new businesses going up on that retail strip.
By David Schwab , July 19, 2013
GR8 Outdoors: racing the RedThe Red River is known for its fishing and used by paddlers during the summer months. In our GR8 Outdoors segment tonight on news at ten we took a look at the swim that has athletes taking a trek in the Red.
July 16, 2013
Cleanup continues following TRF stormPeople in and around Thief River Falls continued their clean up from storm damage. Friday's thunderstorm brought winds of 60 to 80 miles per hour in the city, and damage just outside the city suggests winds reached over 100 miles per hour.
By David Schwab , July 15, 2013
GR8 Outdoors: University of Minnesota-Crookston flower gardensIt's the time of the year where flower gardens are hitting their peak. And that couldn't be more true at the flower beds on the University of Minnesota Campus.
By David Schwab , July 09, 2013
GR8 Outdoors: Rydell National Wildlife RefugeWe start out this week in the GR8 Outdoors with one of the best kept outdoor secrets in Polk County -- the Rydell National Wildlife Refuge area near Erskine.
By David Schwab , July 02, 2013
Peterson, Klobuchar discuss farm bill frictionU.S. Congressman Collin Peterson says getting a new farm bill pasted has been like a four year nightmare. Peterson and U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar were in Crookston today to meet with those working in the Ag Industry about the sticky point on getting a bill passed.
By David Schwab , July 01, 2013
Thunderstorms hit northern valley, though damage much less severeIn addition to the south, the northern end of the valley was hit by thunderstorms Tuesday and Wednesday, though damage was limited to just some downed trees and branches.
By David Schwab , June 26, 2013
Volunteers organize search for missing Walsh County manAbout 140 people took part in a land search for a missing rural Minto man. It's been almost 2 months since 55-year-old Guy Miller was swept away by high water near Minto. His body has not yet been recovered. There have been many searches by law enforcement, but family and friends of Miller started their own effort today.
By David Schwab , June 25, 2013
The "longest day" held in Grand ForksThe event is billed as the Longest Day - - it's a sunrise to sunset effort by those who want to help in the fight against Alzheimer's disease. And today (Friday) is the first time the event has been held in Grand Forks.
June 21, 2013
Storms pound Red River ValleyThunderstorms roared across many parts of the valley tonight. They brought high winds, hail, rain and lighting. Some of the worst damage was in the town of Clifford where straight line winds ripped a grain bin from it's foundation and landed on car.
By David Schwab , June 20, 2013
Walsh County plans final search for missing Minto manThe Walsh County Sheriffs office says it would like to do one last search for a missing Minto man. It's been more than six weeks since 55 year old Guy Miller was swept away by high water near Minto. His body has not yet been recovered.
By David Schwab , June 20, 2013
MN, ND communities come together for new bridgeNorth Dakota and Minnesota townships that once fought over flood issues in the Olso area are coming together for a new bridge. Four townships on both sides of the border have formed the Border Township Associative Group.
By David Schwab , June 19, 2013
Despite recent warmer weather, many fields will go unplantedWhile the warmer and drier weather is helping many farmers catch up, for others it's too late. The NDSU extension office estimates that only about half of the acres in Walsh and Pemina may get planted.
By David Schwab , June 18, 2013
2 weeks on the job, East Grand Forks lifeguard pulls boy from poolA lifeguard at the East Grand Forks pool came to the rescue of a boy who nearly drowned Sunday evening. 17-year-old Taylor Holweger just started her first job as a lifeguard at the East Grand Forks pool, and it really didn't take long to put her skill to the test.
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You Pay Only: $18.89Catalog #: ZOOH ISBN-10: 1578190991 ISBN-13: 9781578190997Binding: Hardcover / Pages: 95Dimensions: 9 x 12 inches / Weight: 1.80 LBSPublished: by ArtScroll Mesorah PublicationsIn Stock?: YES
Natural history from a Torah point of view! Children will love this book about three of the most amazing animals in Creation! Lavishly illustrated with magnificent color photos on large 9x12 pages, Take Me to the Zoo tells all about lions, snakes and elephants - creatures that are a source of fascination for everyone. Tsivia Yanofsky, author of the best-selling Take Me To The Holy Land, shares remarkable facts about the animals. But this delightful book is far from a mere "nature study." The author relates the significance of these animals in the Torah and recounts stories and observations about them from the Talmud, Midrash and other traditional sources. Young children will delight in looking through the pictures; children 6-10 will learn how to view our astounding natural world through the lens of Torah. This book is a must for every school and home!
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completed after the tournament, on 29 June, and De Gea subsequently linked up with his new team-mates on the pre-season tour of North America.
Despite his tender years, De Gea enjoyed a largely successful first campaign in Manchester. And having endured a baptism of fire from the media, who unfairly scrutinised his every move, he adapted well to the English game.
Unfortunately, that first season ended with title heartbreak on the final day; an experience which stood him in good stead during the 2012/13 campaign when, along with his team-mates, the Barclays Premier League title was reclaimed at a canter.
De Gea was a standout figure throughout his second season, earning a place in the prestigious PFA Team of the Year whilst finishing third in the fans' voting or the Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year award.
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On the numerous occasions Roberto Mancini has bemoaned the depth of his squad, he has received little sympathy. A club now defined by lavish spending still appears to be destabilised with alarming regularity by absentees, and they make the visit to East London amid concerns over their options in midfield and at right-back.
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The news that Javi Garcia and Pablo Zabaleta should be available to return is a boost for Mancini during a period in which he can ill afford to be relying on rookies or players out of position. City sit only a point from the Premier League's summit, but they have struggled to defend their crown with real conviction to this point, while their Champions League campaign has so far proved even more disappointing than last year's.
"I know the problem and I will resolve very quickly this problem," Mancini had said in the aftermath of the 1-1 draw with Borussia Dortmund, but a month on the solution still appears elusive. Tactical tinkering has brought only instability and - not for the first time - stories have appeared in the press talking of a mutiny against the manager. The captain, Vincent Kompany, issued an angry denial, but such tales will persist until performances improve.
They will face a tough test at West Ham. Sam Allardyce's side have made an impressive start to life back in the top flight and currently sit comfortably in mid-table. The manager, ever keen to extoll the importance of getting the basics right, made no effort to disguise his displeasure with an abject midfield performance in the 2-1 defeat at Wigan last weekend and has been at pains to stress in the build-up to Saturday's game that every one of his players must deliver if City are to be denied.
"I'm looking to get back to what we do best and of course having to do that against Manchester City," he said. "It will be a necessity to play to our very, very best - the whole 11, never mind one or two being off their game - if we are to achieve a result against the champions of the Premier League."
Allardyce has said it would represent the "ultimate bonus" if his side can deny one of the league's elite sides, but he will know that, with Newcastle, Tottenham, Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool representing five of their next six opponents, they are obliged to raise their game.
West Ham player to watch: Andy Carroll. The on-loan Liverpool striker has yet to open his account for the Hammers and, while Sam Allardyce is happy with his overall contribution, the forward is frustrated. A chance to face the champions could be the tonic: Carroll has netted four goals against Manchester City, more than any other Premier League club.
Manchester City player to watch: Carlos Tevez. His controversial return to the City team last season was perhaps the deciding factor in reviving an ailing title bid; Mancini will be hoping that, after his match-winning goal against Swansea, he can revive the team once again. He has the ability, and the mindset, to make an impact against his former club.
Key battle: Kevin Nolan v Yaya Toure. Toure has not yet recaptured the phenomenal form of last season but, with David Silva unavailable through injury, City are reliant on the Ivorian to provide the midfield spark to see them through a rocky period. He will come up against Nolan, who has netted four league goals at Upton Park already this season and is capable of punishing a defence that has lacked cohesion in the current campaign.
Trivia: In their last 15 Premier League meetings with Manchester City, West Ham have not scored more than once in a single game.
Stats: Edin Dzeko has the best goals-per-minute ratio in the Premier League this season, netting every 55 minutes and 36 seconds on average.
Odds: West Ham are available at odds of 5.00 at bet365, with City at 1.66 and the draw at a generous 4.00. Andy Carroll is available at 9.00 to open the scoring.
Prediction: Though City have rarely produced the form they are capable of this season, they should still have enough to snatch a narrow victory.


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Calendar controversy: We've heard through the grapevine that a minister has told a local congregation to boycott the Peterborough's Got Game calendar featuring local businesswomen wearing hockey gear and little else.
The news has fired up Donna Clarke, executive director of Homegrown Homes, the charity benefiting from the calendars' sales. She also appears in its pages as Miss October.
"There have been no complaints received by the office from leaders in the faith community about the calendar," Mrs. Clarke says.
She has heard four negative comments about the calendar, all from people refusing to leave their names.
"We are trying to raise money to help people, and to know our efforts are being deliberately sabotaged through a smear campaign conducted by anonymous voices is disappointing," she adds. "In the end, the ones they're hurting are the ones who need us."
On an up note, the models will be signing calendars at Sticks Pub, across from the Memorial Centre, from 6:30 to 7 p.m. on Friday night. Drop by and see what all the fuss it about.
Seeing Cheryl off: Cheryl Ellis is retiring from the United Way next week and a celebration is planned for Thursday at the Stewart Street headquarters. She has worked with United Way for 10 years, as its volunteer co-ordinator. Best of luck in your retirement, Cheryl.
Baking for others: Kerrigan Hogan, 11, and her friends are making cookies to raise money for other children at a bake sale at Edmison Heights Public School on Dec. 13. Kerrigan, Maddie Wood, Robert Hawthorne and Cassie Kidd are making sugar cookies, gingerbread men and other Christmas treats to help Plan Canada's Gift of Hope Program, to pay for presents for children in other countries.
What a sweet idea!
Need a carol book?: Watch for the Peterborough This Week crew in the Santa Claus Parade on Saturday as they hand out the popular carol books. We'll be walking alongide our very colourful truck.
See you there.
Need to relax?: The March of Dimes has booked the small warm pool at the YMCA on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 8 p.m. to help people with arthritis or other health problems. You can soak for free.
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Turn your home into the hottest nightclub in town by serving up drinks in our Multi-Color LED Disco Ball Rocks Glass! These 8 oz light up multi-color rocks glasses are made of clear high-quality plastic and feature high-powered red, blue, and green LEDs that, with the click of a button, will set the disco lighting action flashing! Choose from a variety of light settings, including a multi color solid setting, a rainbow cycle, solid red, blue, or green, a combination of colors, or constant on. Whichever setting your choose, you can bet your Multi-Color LED Disco Ball Rocks Glass will be a hit at any event! Perfect for parties, restaurants, and bars, our Multi-Color LED Disco Ball Rocks Glass comes with three AG13 batteries included and installed. Hand wash only. Or Multi-Color LED Disco Ball Rocks Glass is sold by the piece.
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These cups were used at a children's 'Glow/Dance'party. They added magic to the room. A big 'WOW' factor. They were the perfect party favor. Everyone still uses their cup at home. Great for all ages and themes. Love them!
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Used for New Years and was thrilled with the light show these glasses give off.Stayed up playing with lights on ceiling in bed. Hypnotic fun. I am an adult and it brought out the playful child in me. Lots of laughs with these glasses.Don't know how long the lights will last over time...but it was worth it for me knowing they were the hit in the moment they needed to be. Great for parties.
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These quirky cups, when used by a group, project stars and color around the room. Everyone had fun projecting color and stars on their friends and walls. The cups are durable, batteries replaceable (but no one ran out of power during the evening). Best yet, everyone asked to take them home
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Used these at a party and everyone enjoyed them. Because of the Disco ball at the bottom you still got some color effect even with opaque liquids.I will order more of these again. They are a bit priecy but worth every penny.
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Tull T. Oaks Sr.
Tull T. Oaks Sr., 93, of Roan Mountain, Tenn., went home to be with the Lord on Wednesday, December 19, 2012, at the James H. Quillen V.A. Medical Center, Mountain Home, Tenn., following an extended illness.
He was the son of the late N.S. and Ethel Greer Oaks. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his great-grandson, Samuel Blake Hensley, and by two brothers and seven sisters.
Mr. Oaks was a farmer and a former employee of J's Market. He was a faithful member and deacon of High Point Baptist Church. He enjoyed gardening and loved his grandchildren.
Mr. Oaks was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II, serving in the 101st Airborne division, where he received the Purple Heart for his service at the Normandy Invasion.
Survivors include his wife of 70 years, Mary Ruth Elliott Oaks, of the home; three sons, Ronald Oaks and wife Pat, Wadesbroro, N.C., Garry Oaks and wife Regina, Roan Mountain, and Rev. Tull Oaks Jr. and wife Carol, Roan Mountain; five grandchildren, Clayton Oaks, Charlotte, N.C., Dayton Oaks and wife Stacie, Charlotte, N.C., Melanie Adams and husband Herbie, Mountain City, Lori Kemp and husband Fred, Jonesborough, and Brandy Hensley and husband Chris, Jonesborough; nine great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; and a sister, Nola Freeman, Jonesborough. Several nieces and nephews also survive.
The funeral service for Mr. Oaks will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday, December 22, in the Rhododendron Chapel of Tetrick Funeral Home, Roan Mountain, with Rev. Jim Storie and Rev. Tull Oaks Jr. officiating. The family will receive friends in the funeral home chapel from 1 until 2 p.m. Saturday, prior to the service, or at the residence at anytime. Music will be provided by Mr. Oaks' great-granddaughters, Hannah and Abigail Arnett, and Rev. Jerry McCoury. The graveside service will follow in the Oaks Cemetery, Roan Mountain. Active pallbearers will be his grandsons, grandsons-in-law and Charles Harrison. Condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.tetrickfuneralhome.com and signing the guestbook or by fax to (423) 542-9499.
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In the presence of oxygen yeast are able create certain materials (sterols & unsaturated fatty acids) they need grow and create healthy cell walls. Healthy cell walls mean healthy yeast. When yeast are healthy, yeast ferment strongly and have shorter delays before the start of fermentation. Healthy yeast are also better able to handle the stresses of high SG / final alcohol beers (> 1.065 SG) and as a result will create less sulfur compounds and attentuate reliably. In short, healthy yeast make better beers!
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I sort of hate the fact that my last recipe for beef is this recipe. The goulash wasn't horrible, but the recipe I used seem to be lacking body. If I were to make it again, I'd probabl y use beef stock or broth in place of water. I'd also let it cook a while longer to pull out more of the beef flavor. If you're bored on a chilly Saturday afternoon, this isn't a bad recipe to work with. It's tasty enough, and goes well with fresh bread and a pilsner beer. If you want to be bowled over by flavor, I'd look elsewhere.
Eh, they can't all be winners I suppose. At any rate, this is the last recipe I'll post under the auspices of "beef".
- 2 lb Beef Chuck, diced into 1″ cubes
- 1 tsp Salt
- 2 Onions, sliced
- 2 tbl Lard Or Shortening
- 2 tbl Sweet Hungarian Paprika
- 2 Bay Leaves
- 1 qt Water
- 4 Potatoes, Peeled And Diced
- 1/4 tsp Black Pepper
- 1 Egg
- 6 Tablespoon All-Purpose Flour
- 1/8 tsp Salt
In a stock pot, melt the lard or shortening over medium heat. Add the sliced onions and 1/2 tsp of salt. Fry to a golden brown.
While the onions are cooking, pat the beef dry and place in a skillet over high heat. Sear as best as possible and then immediately add to the browned onions, including any fat and oil from the meat. Add paprika, and lower heat of the stock pot to low. Let beef simmer in its own juice along with salt and paprika for 1 hour.
After one hour, add the bay leafs and water (or beef stock). Also add the diced potatoes and remaining salt. Cover and allow to cook for 1 hour or until potatoes have cooked.
While potatoes are cooking, make dumpling dough by combining egg, flour and salt in a mixing bowl, and combine with a fork. Allow the dough to rest for 30 minutes.
When the goulash is finished, drop the dough in by teaspoonful into goulash. Cover and simmer 5 minutes after dumplings rise to surface.
Ladle into bowl and serve with dollops of sour cream.
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This pair of oval double sided silver cufflinks incorporates the rendering of two famous buildings of India. Executed in watercolor assumed on ivory is the depiction of the magnificent Taj Mahal and what may be the Tomb of Safdarjung - a garden tomb in a marble mausoleum built in 1754 in Delhi. All of the portraits are mounted under glass.
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Dreams come true again – Three young entrepreneurs are given the ability to start their businesses up with a combined 7 million start-up capital! (Translation)
25 February 2010
Dreher Breweries Ltd. has given out the "Young Entrepreneur of the Future" prizes. Viktor Vincze, with the System on Module development, Márton Bruder, with the renewable energy application, and Miklós Vázsonyi, with the idea of innovative rehabilitation equipment have won this year. The students can start their entrepreneurships with a combined 7 million HUF start-up capital, and they also get six months professional consultation.
February 23rd, Budapest - The company, always committed to creativity, announced in October 2009 the "Young Entrepreneur of the Future" competition for the fourth time. Students from any Hungarian university or college could apply. The first three winners would receive a combined 7 million HUF prize, and also a half year of professional consultation including legal, taxation and accounting advise.
"We are glad that nearly a hundred applications arrived this year from 24 higher educational institutions. We are proud that we can help those young people dare to have big dreams and help them realize their entrepreneurship. We think that in these economic and financially challenging times, success can be achieved with creativity and the necessary daringness," said Mónika Agócs, Corporate Affairs Manager of Dreher Breweries Ltd.
The ten best applicants presented their business idea to the jury in English and convinced the members on the uniqueness and feasibility of their enterprise as well as on their own ability. From the 82 contenders, the jury gave out the prizes to three talented young entrepreneurs.
First prize of this year, with 3 million HUF for the start-up capital and 6 months professional consultation, went to Viktor Vincze, a student at the University of Technology and Economics. His idea is the so-called SOM (System On Module), which will revolutionize the applied tools in intelligent locations (like homes, security techniques, medical diagnostics, etc.). The technical innovation - based on the applicant's own research - is a self-designed module that has the knowledge and prize requirements to satisfy Hungarian market needs. "There are huge differences in knowledge between SOM modules that are sold in the market and the prize of an 'all-in-one' device can be very high. I hope that with an appropriately complex, self-designed SOM, users don't have to make compromises any more, and they will find what they really need," said Viktor Vincze, winner of the contest.
Second prize winner of the competition is Márton Bruder, student of the Eötvös Loránd University, who won 2 million HUF in start-up capital, 6 months professional consultation, and also a special prize
from the ING Bank N.V. in the value of half a million HUF to start his business. The topic of his application work is effective environment protection. "More and more people are interested in environment-friendly solutions in all areas of life, and that motivated me when I worked out my idea. I created a counselling company that provides the best environmental and water treatment solutions for the clients, from the planning phase through the resource founding through to the construction," said Márton Bruder about his idea.
The third prize, 1 million HUF start-up capital and 6 months professional consulting was won by Miklós Vázsonyi, student of the University of Technology and Economics. The winner created a business plan for innovative rehabilitation equipment for people with spine injuries. "With the primary product of my entrepreneurship, the patients can get equipment that helps with self-controlling of their leg muscles," added Miklós Vázsonyi.
The "Young Entrepreneur of the Future" competition was completed with a special prize this year, the "Prize of Young Entreprenurs" that was given out to Miklós Vázsonyi by Péter Kiss, winner of 2006, on behalf of the former winners.
Awarded applicants:
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Members of the jury:
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- Dr. Péter Szirmai, Életpálya Foundation
- Károly Gerendai, Sziget Kft
- István Salgó, CEO of ING Bank
- Péter Kiss, winner of the "Young Entrepreneur of the Future 2006"
- Gary Whitlie, Managing Director of Dreher Breweries Ltd.
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Send a message with sweets! With the Sweet Words you can send a unique message showing your gratitude to family and friends. When the recipient opens up the box they'll see the 'Thank You' message that's made up of 8 seperate boxes, filled with delicious retro sweets, including: Cola Bottles, Refresher Chews, Kola Cubes and many more. The Sweet Words are a great alternative to a greetings card. - A.D.
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"I will bet you, for most of you, you go home in the next two weeks when your members of Congress are home, and you look them in the eye and you say, 'What is your positive replacement for Obamacare?' They will have zero answer. ...
"We are caught up right now in a culture, and you see it every single day, where as long as we are negative and as long as we are vicious and as long as we can tear down our opponent, we don't have to learn anything. And so we don't."
Check. The former speaker of the U.S. House is saying it's time for Republicans to develop an alternatives to Obamacare.
Wonkbook's Ezra Klein points out an inconvenient fact for Gingrich:
Of course, as Gingrich correctly points out, the Republicans have no idea what is it is they'll do — save for undoing what the Democrats did. But for all Gingrich's bluster on the subject, the simplest way to understand that policy vacuum is to understand Gingrich's pre-Obamacare health-care plan: It was Obamacare.
"We should insist that everyone above a certain level buy coverage (or, if they are opposed to insurance, post a bond)," he wrote in his 2008 book, "Real Change." "Meanwhile, we should provide tax credits or subsidize private insurance for the poor."
So that's an individual mandate plus tax subsidies to purchase insurance. That's the core of Obamacare. And it's no surprise Gingrich supported it. Lots of Republicans did. Gov. Mitt Romney even signed a plan like that into law in Massachusetts.
In other words, this Groucho Marx song sums up the Republican posture toward President Obama's policies.


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Selena Gomez: On and off set
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