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To the editor: The guest column by Ron Davis on Jan. 27 warned of an economic dictatorship. He assailed the GOP right wing conservatives/tea party accusing them of a multitude of sins, mostly a rehash of myths concocted by the leftists and the complicit news media.
He says he is a fiscal conservative and lists things we need to do, i.e., streamlining government, controlling entitlements, etc., most of which paradoxically mirror the tea party mission statement: To restore Americas founding principles of fiscal responsibility, constitutionally limited government and free markets. Wheres your beef, Mr. Davis?
The real economic dictatorship is already here in the guise of Barack Obama, Harry Reid, et al., and the Fed. The quantitative easing by the Fed has caused the stock markets to flourish, further enriching the wealthy which Mr. Davis admits he is while lowering living standards for the middle and lower classes.
Obama has ignored the Constitution, bypassing Congress with his executive orders, often in conflict with issues rejected by Congress, and his agencies imposing job-killing and industry-stifling regulations. His government issues bogus unemployment figures (ignoring millions who have given up looking) and inflation (ignoring food, rental housing, basic living costs). The economic dictatorship monster is already in the room.
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To the editor: My father was born in Canada, got his nurses training there and lived there into his late 20s. His eight siblings still live there, along with dozens of other family members.
I have seen how the Canadian health care system works, and it leaves a lot to be desired. Forget treatment that is not an emergency; get on the list and wait. My family in Belgium will tell you if you want good care, get a private doctor, which by the way is not covered by their health care system.
Finally, one thing Bruce Benson didnt mention in his Feb. 8 column is that many of Europes health care systems are nearly bankrupt and are reducing benefits. If Mr. Benson is so proud of the Canadian system, maybe he should stay there instead of pushing Obamacare on U.S. citizens.
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To the editor: I would like to comment on John Fogles article about climate change in the Feb. 7 Times-News. Citing his credentials as a chemical engineer, he stated that the engineering mindset is firmly rooted in reality. This requires an analysis of facts.
I did not find many facts presented in his dissertation. Some facts that might have been examined are:
(1) The temperature of the Earth has increased by 1.4 degrees Fahrenheit in the past 100 years.
(2) The concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has increased from 320 ppm to 390 ppm in the past 54 years, a rather significant percentage increase.
It would also be interesting to discuss why, in a survey of 489 scientists in the United States in 2011, 97 percent of them agreed that global warming has occurred.
I do not believe that name calling, with the use of such terms as global warming alarmist and totally unhinged Al Gore helps to resolve complicated issues. I have found that when trying to resolve differences and improve my understanding of issues, name calling is most detrimental.
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The broker says the result demonstrated the strong growth profile of the company's underlying regulated assets. But it flagged potential tax liabilities.
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At this point, you know who rents/buys this series.
Subtitled The Real Behind the Scenes, this one gives us a look backstage at a gonzo shoot. Rodney utilizes multiple cameras to detail not only the girl's preparations for the scenes, but for some interesting effects. The hour-long six-person group scene that opens the tape is often shot in a three-part split-screen depicting each of the girls' couplings simultaneously. Kinda like Woodstock. Domore, Ramon and Crane steal the show outright with their frenzied performances. The effects are a little distracting at times, but it's a novel approach for porn.


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- 36 medium tomatoes, peeled and quartered
- 4 medium green peppers, chopped
- 3 large onions, chopped
- 2 cans (12 ounces each) tomato paste
- 1-3/4 cups white vinegar
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, chopped
- 1 celery rib, chopped
- 15 garlic cloves, minced
- 4 to 5 jalapeno peppers, seeded and chopped
- 1/4 cup canning salt
- 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon hot pepper sauce
- In a large stockpot, cook tomatoes, uncovered, over medium heat 20 minutes. Drain, reserving 2 cups liquid. Return tomatoes to the pot.
- Stir in green peppers, onions, tomato paste, vinegar, sugar, red pepper, celery, garlic, jalapenos, canning salt, hot pepper sauce and reserved tomato liquid. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered,1 hour, stirring frequently.
- Ladle hot mixture into 10 hot 1-pint jars, leaving 1/2-in. headspace. Remove air bubbles and adjust headspace, if necessary, by adding hot mixture. Wipe rims. Center lids on jars; screw on bands until fingertip tight.
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"First time I made salsa- and it is the best salsa I've ever tasted!!! Not very sweet compared to some other homemade salsa I've tried. If you like spicy you could definitely up the jalape?os/hot sauce. Make sure to mince the garlic very fine. If you like very thick salsa, just add back a little less tomato juice than the recipe calls for. Also be sure to really break up the tomatoes when cooking (unless you like really big chunks). Most people who have tried this have asked for the recipe! We gobbled it up in a big hurry and I am about to make a second batch:)"
"This is an AWESOME Salsa, Yeah Its Sweet which is Perfect for my mom and I Love it too. Made 1/6 and 1/12 th of this Recipe four times Now. Is so Good... I Used Ten Times the Jalapenos and Added Cilantro Probably be about 1/3 Cup Dried Cilantro for Full Recipe, To Make a Nice Sweet n' Spicy."
"Awesome recipe. A tad sweet. Next time I'll add sugar a little at a time."
"Great recipe. Love the consistency. Changed celery to dried cilantro and cut salt to 2 tbsp. can make as hot or mild with the types of peppers. We used paste tomatoes and diced them instead of quartering them."
"This is a great salsa recipe and I have used it for several years. When I don't have fresh tomatoes, I use two large restaurant size cans of diced tomatoes, draining the excess liquid. I also substitute an 8 oz. jar of sliced jalapenos drained and chopped. Friends are always asking if I can bring some of my homemade salsa to our gatherings. It makes wonderful Christmas presents. You can adjust the recipe to make it as hot as you want or less sweet. It's a keeper!"
"I have made this and given it to each of my daughter-in-laws to try. We have already made 6 batches, some varying the heat of the peppers and they still want to make more. Will be giving these out for Christmas gifts as well! Hope we get enough tomatoes to make even more! This recipe is a keeper!"
"This salsa was too sweet and had no heat. It wasn't for our family. If you like sweet salsa then this recipe is for you."
"I just tried this last week. I used some chopped parsley instead of celery (since I didn't have any in the house). I used 2 dark green hot peppers (not sure of the kind for sure, but from my neighbors garden) since I didn't have any jalapeno peppers. I used 18 pounds of tomatoes (1/2 were Roma, 1/2 were Regular slicing tomatoes). It made 15 pints for me."
"I've been making this recipe for several years now and it is a family favorite! Here's another way to get a little more heat, I take a jalapeno and slice it into rings (seeds and all) put a ring or two in the jars before water bathing. That way it gets a little more kick, but I don't have to worry about our little one getting a hot seed in her mouth. My husband loves this and takes it in his lunch all the time, it is also great for using in other recipes b/c it isn't a typical runny homemade salsa."
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Sacramento Bee "After Colin Kaepernick suffered three significant injuries in 2015, you might think he will curtail his hard-running habits in 2016. Not so. "My style of play is my style of play," the 49ers quarterback said Thursday. "I have to be able to continue with that and be able to do those things..." June 11
Sacramento Bee "After he suffered three significant injuries in 2015, you might think Colin Kaepernick will curtail his hard-running habits in 2016. Not so. "My style of play is my style of play," the 49ers quarterback said Thursday. "I have to be able to continue with that and be able to do those things..." June 10
CSN Bay Area "Quarterback Colin Kaepernick, whose offseason trade request did not result in a change of scenery, expressed excitement on Thursday that he remains a member of the 49ers. When asked if he is confident his best opportunity for success is now with the 49ers, Kaepernick said, "I'm very confident..." June 09
Sportsnaut "Colin Kaepernick is still not cleared for team sessions, but for the first time this offseason he will throw during the San Francisco 49ers' minicamp this week. "Coach Chip Kelly said Kaepernick will participate in individual, offensive drills, meaning he's expected to throw, which he hasn't..." June 07
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ESPN "It's possible that quarterback Colin Kaepernick could be traded this week, San Francisco 49ers general manager Trent Baalke tells ESPN's Bob Holtzman. "I wouldn't say we are out there looking for it, but I wouldn't rule it out," Baalke said. Kaepernick is attending a voluntary minicamp this..." April 28
DenverBroncos.com "As the weeks have passed, John Elway and the Broncos have remained patient about the state of their quarterback position, continuing to sit with two quarterbacks while waiting for the situation to play out. Mark Sanchez is the reason why. "We're happy with Mark," Elway said at his pre-draft..." April 22
Sportsnaut "With the 2016 NFL Draft rapidly approaching, it's becoming abundantly clear that both the San Francisco 49ers and Denver Broncos are going to be movers and shakers during the annual event in Chicago next week. Flush with 12 picks and a quarterback in Colin Kaepernick that's clearly on the trade..." April 21
Sportsnaut ""There's no crying in football!" — Trent Baalke, probably. When asked about whether or he's talked to Colin Kaepernick the San Francisco 49ers general manager had this to say, per Eric Branch of the San Francisco Chronicle: "I can't get into what his feelings are. I have not addressed them..." April 20
Sportsnaut "While there hasn't been much recent movement on the trade front surrounding a potential deal that would send Colin Kaepernick to the Denver Broncos, the upcoming NFL draft will present yet another opportunity to get something done. Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports notes that it's highly unlikely..." April 20
Niners Nation "The San Francisco 49ers and Denver Broncos have been fairly silent the last two weeks, and Colin Kaepernick trade discussions seem to have stalled out. The hang-up is believed to be $4.9 million of Kaepernick's 2016 base salary, although Mindi Bach reported the Broncos wanted him taking pay cuts..." April 14
Number Fire "The Denver Broncos "don't figure" to bend in their contract demands for San Francisco 49ers' quarterback Colin Kaepernick, ESPN's Jeff Legwold reports. What It Means: Legwold reports the Broncos want the 49ers to pay $4.9 million of Kaepernick's salary this season, and the quarterback to..." April 11
NBC News 9 Colorado "Trading away Ryan Clady may have given the Denver Broncos more salary cap room but it had no impact on whether the team acquires quarterback Colin Kaepernick. Cap room, or lack thereof, had nothing to do with the Broncos offering Kaepernick a reduced 2016 salary to $7 million. According to a..." April 10
NFL.com "It was earlier this month when 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, seeking a trade out of San Francisco, sat down with Broncos general manager John Elway. No deal came from that meeting, but we learned Thursday that Elway wasn't the only member of the team who met with the..." April 07
San Jose Mercury News "NaVorro Bowman acknowledged Wednesday that Colin Kaepernick's uncertain future could be a distraction by the time the 49ers play their season opener in five months. "Yeah, when the season rolls around, I think it will be," Bowman said. "But right now guys are just focused on what we have to do..." April 07
CSN Bay Area "Colin Kaepernick is willing to take a pay cut to play for the Denver Broncos, just not one as large as the reigning Super Bowl champions would like. The Broncos are offering Kaepernick an annual salary of $7 million for the 2016 season and the 2017 season, a source close to the situation told..." April 06
247 Sports "With regards to the game of musical chairs the San Francisco 49ers and Denver Broncos appear to be playing with Colin Kaepernick, that sound you hear is the music either beginning to slow down, or just the CD skipping altogether. With Kaepernick deciding to take the $400k and arrive for workouts..." April 05
Denver Post "Count Hall of Famer Warren Moon among those who believe the Broncos offer the best opportunity for Colin Kaepernick. Moon, a nine-time Pro Bowl quarterback and current commentator for Seahawks radio network, has spoken glowingly about Kaepernick's abilities in the past but has also acknowledged..." April 05
Colin Kaepernick will not accept pay cut to join @Broncos.
"Trade talks are quiet... not dead yet." - @RapSheet https://t.co/TVD7ozZ0pz
San Jose Mercury News "What I reported on Twitter a few hours ago: An NFL source indicates that Colin Kaepernick is expected to report to 49ers OTAs in Santa Clara on Monday. This reiterates what BANG's Cam Inman reported weeks ago–but was thrown into some uncertainty by the reports of a near-deal between the 49ers,..." April 04
ESPN "San Francisco and Denver have the parameters of an agreement in principle on a trade for Colin Kaepernick, sources said, but before any deal can be completed, the quarterback and the Broncos still have to agree on a restructured contract, and the two sides have not been close. Kaepernick and..." April 03
ESPN "San Francisco and Denver have the parameters of an agreement in principle on a trade for quarterback Colin Kaepernick, sources said. But before a deal is completed, the 49ers, Broncos and Kaepernick have to agree on who will pay the quarterback's $11.9 million guaranteed salary for this..." April 03
The Score "It appears that it's only a matter of time - and money - before Colin Kaepernick joins the Denver Broncos, and while it can be argued that he isn't the franchise's best option for fixing their quarterback conundrum, there is little doubt the Broncos offer him his best chance at resurrecting his..." April 03
San Francisco Chronicle "Will the Broncos really defend their Super Bowl title in 2016 with a quarterback corps consisting of Mark Sanchez, Trevor Siemian and a rookie? They appear to be answering that question by continuing to explore a trade for 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who met with Broncos general manager..." April 02
NBC News 9 Colorado "If the Denver Broncos are to get their intended target in Colin Kaepernick, they must hope the quarterback and new San Francisco 49ers head coach Chip Kelly don't pull a John Fox-Kyle Orton and fall for each other. Although Kaepernick's $11.9 million salary became formally guaranteed..." April 01
ESPN "At 4 p.m. ET on Thursday, Colin Kaepernick's $11.9 million base salary for the 2016 season became guaranteed. Now, whether Kaepernick receives that money as a member of the San Francisco 49ers or with a different team that might acquire the quarterback in a trade remains to be..." April 01
CSN Bay Area "The 49ers are not going to make an attempt to cut quarterback Colin Kaepernick before April 1. At least, the 49ers have repeatedly stated that position in the past six weeks. Coach Chip Kelly said last week the organization has not even discussed the possibility of releasing Kaepernick. The..." March 31
Mile High Report "Jed York and Trent Baalke are playing a game of chicken with John Elway. The problem for them is they are driving a smart car to Elway's eighteen wheeler. On Friday, Colin Kaepernick's base salary of $11.9 million for 2016 will become fully guaranteed. The San Francisco 49ers have leaked..." March 30
Pro Football Talk "The 49ers are poised to keep quarterback Colin Kaepernick through Friday, when his 2016 salary becomes guaranteed. Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports that Kaepernick is staying in San Francisco unless the 49ers are "blown away" with a trade offer. Spoiler alert: No one is going to "blow away"..." March 29
Pro Football Talk "April Fool's Day may have no relevance to the 49ers and Colin Kaepernick, after all. The trio of offseason surgeries to Kaepernick (including a left shoulder procedure that landed him on IR in November) may have already tied the team's hands as to the $11.9 million in salary owed to Kaepernick..." March 27
Pro Football Talk "April 1 arrives next Friday, and with it the 2016 base salary owed by the 49ers to quarterback Colin Kaepernick ($11.9 million) becomes fully guaranteed. The 49ers will avoid that obligation only by trading or cutting him by 4:00 p.m. ET on March 31. If the 49ers truly want to move on — and the..." March 26
NFL.com "It increasingly looks like it's Broncos or bust for 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick. NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport reported Thursday on NFL Total Access that the Cleveland Browns exited the Kaepernick sweepstakes upon their decision to sign Robert Griffin III. Additionally, Rapoport..." March 26
Chip Kelly says the possibility of the #49ers seeking a release of QB Colin Kaepernick before April 1 has not even been up for discussion.
CSN Bay Area "The Cleveland Browns' lead negotiator said he does not expect any further trade talks with the 49ers for quarterback Colin Kaepernick. Sashi Brown, the Browns' executive vice president of football operations, said Monday morning at the NFL owners meetings that the team is not actively involved..." March 21
CBS Sports "Colin Kaepernick could potentially be facing an awkward situation when the 49ers begin their offseason workouts on April 4. Kaepernick's agents have made it clear that their client doesn't want to be in San Francisco, which begs the question: What will Kaepernick do if the 49ers don't trade..." March 19
CSN Bay Area "Trade talks have gone cold over the past week and the 49ers appear prepared for quarterback Colin Kaepernick to remain with the organization to compete for the starting job. "There's a good chance he's still on the team the way things look now," a source told CSNBayArea.com early..." March 17
TMZ "Michael Sam's already made up his mind ... he wants to see Blaine Gabbert start for the 49ers next season -- over Colin Kaepernick. " March 17


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Demi Lovato: I Did 'X Factor' Too Soon After Rehab
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While Demi Lovato was the youngest — and sassiest — artist to ever grace the "X Factor" judges panel when Season 2 premiered in September, she was also still in the middle of her post-rehab recovery process. So, while she was definitely the standout mentor of the show's second cycle, she now says she doesn't think she was really ready when she started doing the show.


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Barely a week goes by without some triumphant claim from the anti-Israel campaigners who push for a boycott. And most weeks indeed bring news of an artist or organisation having announced that it will not visit Israel, or a British organisation that is debating severing ties.
Anti-Israel activists have called on Barcelona football club to withdraw an invitation to Gilad Shalit to attend a derby game against Real Madrid.
The four-time European Cup winners offered the former prisoner of war tickets to the October 7 El Clásico match as a gesture of goodwill.
It is hugely reassuring that the people calling for a boycott of Israeli actors, dancers and musicians are not in the majority in this country. Sometimes, in the heat of the debate, it is easy to lose perspective. The voices branding Israel an apartheid state are so shrill and vocal that it is easy to forget that they command only limited support.
I'm 90 per cent of the way through the first series of Homeland, and I'm as hooked as everyone said I would be (nb: do not tell me what happens, I'll get there eventually). Its almighty awards grab at the Emmy awards on Sunday has confirmed it not only as the programme of choice for the masses, but the top pick of the critics too.
War on Want, a charity whose mission statement says that it fights global poverty, has appointed a leading anti-Israel activist as its senior campaigns officer.
Rafeef Ziadeh, who co-founded the Coalition Against Israeli Apartheid and identifies herself as a "refugee from occupied Palestine", was appointed following an "open recruitment" process advertised by the charity.
Boycott campaigners' claims that their targeting of Veolia, the French company which has a five per cent stake in the Jerusalem light railway, has succeeded in preventing it winning contracts in the UK are wrong, according to a joint report by a Christian and a pro-Israel organisation.
American academic Judith Butler, who took part in a panel debate in Berlin's Jewish Museum last weekend on whether Zionism "belongs to Judaism", is the doyenne of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanction Movement.
In a new set of essays, Parting Ways, Butler, who is Jewish, argues for a one state solution for Israel-Palestine.
"One could argue that their inclusion was asking for trouble," ran the one-star review in the Edinburgh Guide. "This performance never had a hope of running smoothly." Not exactly a ringing endorsement of the talent, is it?
Anti-Israel activists have pledged to turn a new eco-friendly concept store into "the next Ahava".
Protesters staged a demonstration outside the EcoStream shop in Brighton last Saturday.
This year's Edinburgh International Festival was based on peacefulness and sharing cultures. And despite the best efforts of anti-Israel activists, when Israel's Batsheva Dance Company left the stage after its final performance last weekend to a standing ovation, they did so in this spirit.


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And it's not just because The Stranger's celebrating those citizens driven to dump their Seattle Times subscriptions over the Blethen Gazette's simultaneously shameful and shameless endorsement of Mike McGavick.
It's also because no one can tell a story about a one-eyed chocolate toy poodle like our leader.
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Hi Guys, long time Windows user first time Ubuntu.
I pulled down your most recent release candidate (thrice including once 32-bit and twice 64-bit) and I am have a recurring problem.
I have an empty 100gb Partition I was going to throw a dual-boot of Ubuntu on but during the windows installation process I get an "Unscriptable Error" dialogue which terminates the installation.
Running the installer again removes this partial installation and fails again.
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The room and place in general including bathrooms are clean up to an acceptable standard but not supper clean as is supposed to be, but ok. The only problem I had with this is paying for towel at £2. I think they should just collect a refundable deposit of £3 and not have the option of charging guests £2 for the same.
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Home PC is Windows XP and using Cisco VPN client; home internet connection is fast (20MB) office VPN router is Cisco RV110W; work internet connection is slow (1.5MB)
With VPN connected, my home PC internet surfing is very slow. I looked this up in Google and found talk about splitting, tunneling, routing tables, etc., but I'm not sure what/how to do it. Basically, I would like a persistent VPN connection with the office resources, and at the same time, utilize my home high speed internet connection to access the internet.
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Disparate Treatment Discrimination
Disparate treatment cases allege that an employee was treated worse than others based on a protected characteristic.
Disparate treatment is a way to prove illegal employment discrimination. An employee who makes a disparate treatment claim alleges that he or she was treated differently than other employees who were similarly situated, and that the difference was based on a protected characteristic. In other words, the employee alleges that the employer treated the employee worse because of his or her race, gender, age, or other protected trait.
What Is Disparate Treatment?
An employee making a disparate treatment claim must show, well, disparate treatment. In other words, the employee must show that he or she was treated differently than other employees who don't share the same protected characteristic. In disparate treatment lawsuits, the arguments are usually over how similarly situated the comparable employees were and whether the employer's decision was made because of the employee's protected characteristic or for other reasons.
EXAMPLE: Horacio worked in a call center for a software developer, and claims that he was fired because he is Latino. The employer claims that he was fired because he received three customer complaints in the previous quarter. If Horacio can show that other employees who received three or more complaints in a quarter were not fired, and that those employees were not Latino, his argument looks better. On the other hand, if the employer can show that every employee who gets three complaints in a quarter is fired, and that employees of all races have been subjected to this rule, the employer's defense looks stronger. Similarly, if Horacio can show that his supervisor made derogatory comments about Latino employees or culture, his case is strengthened. On the other hand, if no such comments were made, and the employer can show that it has a strong record of hiring and promoting Latino employees, Horacio will have a tougher time.
Proving a Disparate Treatment Claim
To prove a disparate treatment claim, an employee must first present enough evidence to allow the judge or jury to infer that discrimination took place. This is called presenting a "prima facie" case, because it seems at first appearance to be discrimination; what this evidence consists of depends on the facts, as explained below. If the employee can present a prima facie case, then the employer must state a legitimate, nondiscriminatory reason for the decision. Once the employer presents such a reason, the employee must prove pretext: that the employer's stated reason is false, a mere pretext for its true motive, which is discrimination.
The Prima Facie Case
The type of evidence an employee has to present to prove a prima facie case of disparate treatment discrimination depends on the facts. If there is direct evidence of discrimination, that's enough. For example, if an employer hires only female bartenders or has said it will not promote African Americans to management positions, that's prima facie evidence of discrimination.
Absent this type of smoking gun, an employee has to make a prima facie case through circumstantial evidence. The Supreme Court has laid out a four-part test for the employee's prima facie case of disparate treatment discrimination. What each part consists of depends on the type of employment decision at issue, but the basic parts of the test are these:
- The employee is a member of a protected class (for example, the employee is African American, female, or over the age of 40).
- The employee was qualified for a job benefit. For example, the employee applied—and was qualified—for an open position, or the employee held a position that he or she was performing adequately.
- The employee was denied the job benefit. In other words, the employee was fired, not hired, or not promoted.
- The benefit remains available or was given to someone who is not in the employee's protected class. For example, if an Asian American employee claims that he was not hired because of his race, he can pass this part of the test by showing either that he was rejected for the position and the employer continued its job search or that the job was filled with an employee of a different race.
The Employer's Legitimate, Nondiscriminatory Reason
If the employee can prove a prima facie case, the employer must "produce" a legitimate, nondiscriminatory reason for its decision. The verb is important: The Supreme Court has held that the employee has the burden of proving discrimination; the employer need not prove that it didn't discriminate. Therefore, the employer merely has to present some evidence to support its stated reason.
Typically, the employer's reason has to do with the employee's qualifications (for example, that the employee wasn't qualified for a job, had performance or conduct problems that justified termination, or lacked the necessary skills or credentials for a promotion). The employer might also rely on factors unrelated to the employee, such as an economic slowdown that necessitated layoffs, a decision to take a job in a different direction (for which the employee was unqualified), and so on.
Proving Pretext
Once the employer states a legitimate reason for the decision, the employee must prove that it's a pretext for discrimination. This doesn't mean the employee has to come up with absolute proof of an illegitimate motive. Instead, the employee has to present some evidence that calls the employer's stated reason into question and allows the jury to conclude that the employer was really motivated by discrimination. Here are some examples:
- Shifting justifications. If an employer gives different reasons at different times for its decision, that might be enough to prove pretext. For example, an employer tells an employee that her job is being eliminated in a company-wide restructuring, but then claims at trial that she was fired for poor performance.
- Applying the rules differently. If an employer doesn't consistently follow its own legitimate, nondiscriminatory reason for making job decisions, that might demonstrate pretext. For instance, an employee is denied a promotion, and the employer claims that it was because the employee lacked an MBA. If the employee who was promoted also didn't have an MBA, the employer's decision looks suspect.
- Remarks by decision makers. Part of the employee's pretext argument could be other evidence of a discriminatory motive. For example, if an employee's manager made sexist comments and told dirty jokes, then presided over a layoff in which a high percentage of women lost their jobs, that could undermine the employer's stated reason for the action.
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Tyson a visa to come to New Zealand.
Immigration New Zealand granted the visa for the former boxer
to speak at Mike Tyson's Day of Champions at Auckland's
Vector Arena in November this year.
Mr Key told TVNZ's Breakfast today he didn't know how
Immigration New Zealand had reached its decision and he
didn't approve of "sanctioned behaviour in that regard".
He said he would have never approved a visa being granted to
someone who had a serious conviction such as violence against
a woman.
"I can see it from both sides, maybe it was a long time ago,
but in my view they are very, very serious issues," he said.
Tyson, 46, was sentenced to six years in prison in 1992 for
raping an 18-year-old woman.
He was released after three years.
Under New Zealand law anyone who has been sentenced to more
than five years in prison will be denied a visa to enter the
There is discretion to look at applications on a case-by-case
"Sometimes we make decisions that people have done the crime,
done the time and they no longer present the threat that may
have been the case," Mr Key said.
"Other times we say that's a black mark against you and we
will never look through that."
Tyson said at a press conference in Las Vegas recently he
would not beg to be allowed to come to New Zealand.
- Kate Shuttleworth of APNZ
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I have just returned from this nasty place. Here is the letter I have just sent to the manager:
I have just returned from Center Parcs in Elveden Forest.
I am still reeling from this horrific experience which was a complete and utter nightmare for the following reasons:
We stayed in a 'Comfort Villa'. This is the biggest misnomer ever. It was so ugly and used and grotty that the last thing it was was comfortable. And a villa?? Is this a joke? They are terribly old, ugly, concrete bunker shacks that looked like they had been built as emergency housing in a developing country 40 years ago.
The 'villa' stank of cat wee. I'm not sure if it was cat wee but if it wasn't, god only knows what it was that made it smell like that.
It was built from breeze blocks so either freezing cold or boiling hot - the quality of building was appalling. The radiators were not working properly so we had to call the Guest 'Services' - another misnomer as they were engaged for an hour and a half so I had to call the emergency line which the woman who answered berated me for. She then didn't believe me that the other line was engaged so called it herself to check which was such a cheek - I am the client, as if I'd lie! I hardly WANT to be calling Guest Services because the radiators don't work in my tremendously expensive 'holiday home'. She finally dealt with my situation. The men who came to fix the radiators were also exceedingly rude and unhelpful and spoke to me as if I was stupid although the truth of the matter is it is they who must be stupid as they are fixing radiators for a living.
The heating system was equally antique - the thermostat is in the living room which contains two huge radiators which means that as soon as the room is hot (5 minutes), all the radiators go off, leaving the bedrooms freezing. The only way to get round this problem is to sleep with all the bedroom doors open - ridiculous when you are sharing a 'villa' - or leave the window open in the living room overnight so the boiler had to continue working to heat the bedrooms. The radiators are all fitted with timers so even if you want the heating on at night, it is switched off automatically, which meant that my 3 month old baby woke up both nights freezing cold and then, in the middle of the night, I had to try and sort out the heating system as above. I do not take kindly to being treated as a child and having my heating turned off for me by a higher power. I am PAYING THROUGH THE NOSE and if I want (or in actual face, need, for my baby) the heating on, I want/need it on. It is absolutely ABSURD and like some kind of horrific boarding school. And although it is sold as being for environmental reasons, it only takes a second to realise it is a money-saving exercise, as is everything else at Center Parcs that is not a money-making exercise.
The decor was absolutely foul - from the early 80s and ugly even for that era with swirly puke-coloured curtains and carpet - and so old that the dirt was ingrained and I couldn't put my baby down anywhere for the foulness of the carpets and sofas.
There were no mattress covers which is horribly unhygienic.
The patio was unswept, uncleaned and disgusting.
The takeaway we ordered was completely cold.
The TV was also huge and ancient with only 8 channels - I would have thought the least we could expect is to have some kind of freeview (it is, as its name states FREE) rather than being stuck in the 90s. I'm surprised they actually had channel 5. Primitive is not the word.
Also, there is one guest services folder for all so the Comfort Villa ones contained irrelevant information on the sauna, games room, dishwasher, bbq etc that only exist in the Executive Villas. Is this because the Comfort Villa Guest Services folder would only contain instructions on how to turn on the heating as there is nothing else? And even that would be useless as the heating doesn't work.
You are told that you must book your activities before you arrive which is extremely inconvenient and is not even true - you can book them when you arrive as well. I felt completely misled.
We had to walk absolutely miles to the 'villa' from the car park and vice versa - which was awful for us with a baby and young children but especially awful for our day guests who had to bring bags and had to walk to car at night - my 62 year old mother had to find her way back to her car with all her bags at 9.30pm. I agree that cars should not be driving around the complex but surely there is a better solution than this hike to arrive and hike to leave for our guests.
Bikes, which are almost completely necessary are 15 POUNDS A DAY to hire. This is blind robbery.
We wanted to leave on the Saturday but managed to wait until 11am on Sunday morning before we finally just had to get out of that stinky hovel.
I am also horrified at the ridiculous price - we paid 539 pounds for a weekend (not including the over-priced activities including 60 POUNDS for a massage) and this is what we got. I would have been better off going for a bike ride near where I live and going to the local pool for a fraction of the cost and at least had the luxury of a non-smelly house to come home to.
I saw the Manager guy on Watchdog the other evening and he said that it is a Premium Short Break place. PREMIUM????? Is he joking??? And a 95% return rate?? Are people absolutely mad???
Are you aware of the statistic saying that each unsatisfied customer tells 9 other people? And I have in fact heard that, because of the internet, this figure has increased hugely.
I look forward to hearing your comments and to your suggestions as to compensation for this horrendous waste of my time and money and saddened that what I expected to be so amazing was such an obvious and terrible money-making exercise.


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Obstacles are nothing new to Renee Powell. She was the second African-American to play on the LPGA Tour at a time when blacks were not welcome at some of the hotels where the other players stayed.
Powell took comfort from the support of her colleagues. "We all stay or we're all walking," Hall of Famer Kathy Whitworth once told a Utah hotelier who refused a room to Powell.
Powell gained resolve and resilience from the dual burdens of dealing with prejudice and trying to be great at the game she loved, difficult under the best of circumstances.
So it's not surprising that she has dealt with her latest challenges with aplomb.
Her father, William "Bill" Powell, one of the most revered names in golf, died New Year's Eve at 93.
And the future of the golf course he built six decades earlier -- Clearview Golf Club in East Canton, Ohio -- is being threatened by a proposed strip mine adjacent to the links she and her brother, Larry, now operate.
The controversial project -- four years in the planning by Buckeye Industrial Mining of Lisbon, Ohio -- has been gaining momentum in recent months after the local township zoning board approved Buckeye's application. A lawsuit filed by the Powells was nixed by the courts. So real have the mine's prospects been, Renee Powell can almost hear the dynamite echoing across the fairways and see the earth-moving equipment roaring across the neighboring landscape, chasing Clearview's golfers away.
Not only is the future of a golf course at stake but a piece of American history might also vanish, she and Clearview's supporters believe.
After all, her father, known as Mr. P to his many friends and customers, was the first African-American to design, build, own and operate a golf course in this country. The building part, nine holes completed in 1948 on a 78-acre former dairy farm in rural East Canton, mostly was accomplished with Bill Powell's own hands. That began his quiet ascension in the golfing world, which culminated in his receiving the Professional Golfers' Association's Distinguished Service Award in 2009, the PGA's highest honor.
The course, expanded to 18 holes in 1978, eventually landed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Powell built Clearview after he found he was not welcome on some of the courses he wanted to play. He called it "America's course," explaining, "[It's] a course where the only color that matters is the color of the greens."
"My father's thing was you never let someone define you," Renee Powell said.
Once the threat of the strip mine became real, she called a meeting of area politicians and others, seeking help. One stepped forward.
State Sen. Kirk Schuring (R-Stark County) began pestering Buckeye's president, John C. Grisham. Schuring also reached out to Tom Stoner, CEO of Buckeye's parent company, Evergreen Energy of Denver, in an attempt to thwart the project before a mining permit was issued by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
Explaining his interest, Schuring said: "I don't know of any golf course located next to an active strip mine. [Of course,] it's more than a golf course. It's a historic landmark. And it represents an important part of our American history."
Some of Clearview's golfers also stepped forward, voicing their opinions and organizing a door-to-door petition campaign in the surrounding rural neighborhoods, where residents are concerned about noise, flying dust and the harm the blasting might do to their water wells.
"I can't imagine the damage that mine will do. It's unbelievable," said Tharin Rabes of East Canton, who regularly plays Clearview with her husband, Dean.
In addition to its historical significance, Tharin Rabes believes Clearview has been unique in other ways, as well.
"We enjoy the course tremendously, and we've enjoyed the family tremendously," she said. "We used to spend hours over there just listening to Mr. Powell's stories. You looked for him every time you went over there. Sometimes, he'd come out and give a pointer if you were having trouble. Can you name another course in the United States where the owner will come out and give you a pointer? There is no place."
Ervin Wilson, another Clearview golfer, is convinced the mine, if approved, would force the course to close.
"I think there's a pretty good chance of it doing so," he said.
Curiously, Clearview's plight is bigger news elsewhere than in Stark County, where the story has received scant attention aside from among supporters. The course itself long has been under the radar, locally, in Renee Powell's view.
"This is a national historical site, right?" she said. "But I think that [most] people here don't really have a clue as far as the significance of Clearview. I get calls and e-mails from all over the world about Clearview, but I don't think the community [sees it]."
Renee Powell recalled how, in 2008, when she became the first woman golfer to receive an honorary doctor of laws degree from the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, she was stunned that so many of the Scots there that day were aware of Clearview and knew its history.
Two weeks ago, things began looking up for the Powells. Renee Powell attended the annual PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, Fla., where -- in addition to receiving condolences for her father's death from her many friends -- she was buoyed by the support for Clearview.
"Everyone asked about what was going on," she said.
Last week, Buckeye appeared to retreat from the mining project.
On Tuesday, after a call from ESPN.com, Adam Handelsman, a spokesman for Evergreen Energy, said, "Buckeye is currently investigating this area and reviewing the process."
On Wednesday, Schuring talked by phone with Grisham of Buckeye and Stoner of Evergreen. Thursday morning, he felt confident a resolution was near. In addition to the growing story surrounding Clearview, Schuring said he was aware that Evergreen had been attempting to sell Buckeye and that a pending deal fizzled in November.
"This is much bigger than many people realize," he said. "I think it will create a public relations controversy if things continue as planned."
Friday night, after additional talks, Buckeye issued a statement through Schuring: "Buckeye Industrial Mining has decided not to proceed with actively mining in this area at this time. [We] want to make sure that there is a prudent review by appropriate individuals to ensure that the issues of the community are addressed."
Schuring feels confident his side has won.
"The chances of it moving forward are very slim if not nonexistent."
Renee Powell, though pleased with Schuring's effort and progress, is more cautious in her assessment of where things stand.
"I wait and see until it actually happens," she said Tuesday afternoon.
Even if the mining project dies, Clearview faces other challenges to its survival. Although the course receives visitors from all over the country and the world because of its historical significance, that doesn't always translate into a healthy bottom line. The stagnant economy has hurt Clearview, as it has other courses.
Renee Powell, 63, the head pro, and brother Larry, the course superintendent, are the only surviving members of the immediate Powell family. To ensure the course's future, the Clearview Legacy Foundation was established, and Renee Powell figures the foundation needs $6-7 million to uphold the family's ideas for Clearview, which include an endowment fund, new facilities, course upgrades and much more.
"It's about education, preservation and research," she said.
For years, Clearview has hosted clinics for golfers of all ages. There are celebrity golf outings involving Clearview's many friends and supporters, workshops and seminars. The course is a stop on a civil rights history tour.
Renee Powell wants to keep all this going to ensure her father's legacy holds firm.
"We've always worked hard here," she said. "We've felt a responsibility and an obligation to do whatever it takes to keep the doors open. It's a different place. It's a place that welcomes everybody. It always has."
George J. Tanber is a frequent contributor to ESPN.com's golf coverage. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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