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Outstanding Service in Birmingham, AL- Sheila Vance, Property Manager \r\nDewberry Downs Townhouse Apartments
\r\nDear Mr. Hartman:
\r\nMy name is Sheila Vance and I am the Property Manager for Dewberry Downs Townhouse Apartments in Hoover. I am writing this on behalf of my parents, Milton & Nell Smith and myself. A couple of weeks ago, my parents, who live here at Dewberry, where bothered by a pesky rat who had decided to take up residency where he was not welcome. We tried everything we could to take care of the problem internally, but with no luck. We had used Critter Control in the past with great success so we gave you a call again. J.D. was sent out to access the situation and set traps. Within a couple of days, the problem was solved!
\r\nJ.D. was so professional and kind to my parents. He explained about rats & mice, what to look for, how they could get in. He inspected the townhome from basement to attic and kept us informed with
\r\nwhat he found. He also came back when he said he would. This meant a lot to my parents as well as myself. J.D. took the time to reassure them that he would be successful. Mr. Hartman, I deal with contractors on a daily basis in the apartment industry. I must say that this was the easiest call I have ever made! I will not hesitate to call your company again for any "critter" problems and I will recommend your company (& J.D.) highly.
\r\nPlease pass on our thanks to J.D. and keep up the good work!
Great Work in Grand Rapids, MI- Rain Cantzman Lowell, MI
This is just a quick note to tell you that your office in Grand Rapids did a phenomenal job for us! They were very prompt and courteous throughout the duration of the job. They followed-up on their service visits and took the time to explain all of our options. They exceeded our expectations, wrapped-up the job quickly and came in under the projected cost. We will definitely contact them again and refer Critter Control to all.
Community Kudos- Deborah Dunbar
\r\nDear Critter Control of Dallas/Ft. Worth
\r\nAttn: Don and Sylvia
\r\nThis is to let you know that Seth Roberson was a huge success at the College for Kids program on Thursday, May 21st. He was very knowledgeable, professional and interesting. The kids were very impressed with him and the packets that he brought for them.
\r\nHis participation in the Animals and Bugs class for 2nd, 3rd and 4th graders was outstanding.
\r\nThank you again for allowing him to participate. He is an asset to your profession. Please thank him on behalf of the kids and the program.
Thanks to everyone I have worked with on this project. Both the Dayton and Columbus offices were helpful through the entire process.- Frances Jamison - Dayton, Ohio
It was very nice to actually get to meet the "boss" and get to know him. He was at our home when the insulation was installed in our attic. Also, I really liked the fact that you could email my invoice to me. Even though all of the work totaled over $6500, it was a pleasure doing business with Critter Control.
I feel confident that this will rid our home of all our critter problems. If not, put ME in the trap!!
Thanks again
would like to take a moment to acknowledge the fine work done by your company and the service technician Tim Truitt.- Dapo Olarinde - Fredericksburg, VA 22407
I scheduled a service call for 1pm today and unfortunately no one was home to meet Tim when he arrived. He contacted us and made arrangements to come back to our home in Fredericksburg after leaving another job inFairfax. If your not familiar with Washington D.C. traffic, this is no easy task.
Tim was courteous, very professional, and extremely proficient at his work. He removed 5 birds from my home that had managed to enter the wall spaces. All the while he kept me informed about the cost and the work that he would have to do.
My wife and I are very satisfied with the work Tim performed. Although we would hope we will not require your services again, we would certainly retain your company and recommend you to others.
Thank you for your prompt and professional service!
I am not advising you folks to raise your rates, but the $230 I spent yesterday to have the remains of a possum removed from under my deck was money well spent.- Charles L. Beucher Jr.- Kansas City, MO
I certainly admire the backbone and moxie of your technician, Wesley Hende (a guess as I can't make out his signature), as he crawled under my deck armed with face mask, latex gloves, and chemicals.
Good golly, I could not have done that. I hope you pay these people well.
Thank you for making your services available.
I need to tell someone about the wonderful service I just experienced from Critter Control of Rochester Hills.- Anonymous - Fenton, MI
My mother recently passed away and when we inherited her 100-year-old farmhouse. We soon discovered that we had a severe problem with raccoons in the basement, cats all over the place and bats in the attic. We were understandably quite distressed and at a loss as to how to solve this problem.
We contacted Mr. Dean Martin and he gave us an excellent quote.
Mr. Martin was a joy to work with! He showed-up when he was supposed to, he worked with us to complete the job and he communicated every detail of the job to us daily. He was EXTREMELY professional!
I just cut him a very large check!
Customer Praise in DE- Thanks for everything - Cheryl Starr
I used a franchise in my area (Wilmington, DE) to take care of a bird that invaded our home. The person I called was very caring and listened to my concerns about a critter in my house.
At that time we had no idea what was in the house. She made sure that a gentlemen (Ray) came to see us to get rid of the critter. He even contacted me before he came and let us know when he would arrive.
He was a pleasure to work with. He spoke with us, caught the bird very quickly and fixed our problem.
I wanted to write you because I was very impressed with their customer service. In this day and age customer service seems to be a thing of the past. It is nice to know that we can still find a few caring businesses. We intend to tell all our friends, neighbors and family about our experience with this fine local business.
Customer Praise in PA- Thomas G Umenhofer
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\r\nI just wanted to tell you how impressed I was with your entire operation. From my initial call this morning to you and the time I spent with Corey, while he was at my house, I was extremely confident that you would solve my squirrel problem.
\r\nThank you again for your quick response and I look forward to seeing you again when you come out to finish.
Dear Mr.Ebert,- Michael Hale Guidance Director South Pines Academy / BIHH
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge of protecting people, property and wildlife with our students!!! The many questions they asked indicated how much they learned and just how curious they are about animals and our environment. I will email you next year (ha) to see if your schedule will permit you to visit my other school in Pompano Beach.
Happy Holidays and thanks again for speaking with our students!!
A week ago I called for service to remove a woodchuck from our stone wall area. Chris Boulmetis came over, set the traps and two skunks and a woodchuck later we are all set. I just wanted to compliment Chris and Critter Control of Central Massachusetts for the good service. I could tell that Chris really knew what he was doing and we really appreciate that.- Cindy Capillo - Southbridge, MA
Thanks a lot!
My husband and I just wanted to write to say how terrific Neil has been since the day we first called Critter Control of Westland to take care of a Raccoon problem we are experiencing in our attic. Neil is here every single morning like clockwork, checking the trap and the entry ways into our attic. We know we can count on him to take care of this problem for us. In addition, Neil is friendly and easy to talk to—if we have a question, he readily answers it in a language—laymen's terms—that we can understand. We are just so pleased to have Neil taking care of this problem for us and we wanted to let you know what an asset he is to your company. If anyone we know has a critter problem, we will be passing on the phone number for Critter Control and a strong recommendation for Neil. Please share our compliments with Neil.- Don and Amy Neilson - Belleville, MI
Just want to let you know that Frank and his crew did an excellent job on my house. They were very professional and thorough in all aspects.- Art Tave - Dallas, TX
I wanted to thank you for going out of your way to get one of your guys out here yesterday. I realize you squeezed us in and I appreciate that.- Gabriela Darris - ThyssenKrupp Safway, Inc Detroit, MI
Brian did a great job and our office would like to recognize his knowledge and skill, as well as his great customer service. He came in, looked around, set the trap and spent some time answering questions and making the office feel at ease. We'd like to commend Brian and thank him for everything!
Should we have any other needs in the future, we will be sure to give you a call!


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Cellar/Tasting Notes "Here too there is moderate toasty influence on the notably ripe, indeed almost liqueur-like aromas of red and black raspberry, cassis, plum and soft spice notes. There is a textured mouth feel to the supple, round and delicious middle weight flavors that possess a bit more verve before culminating..
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Cellar/Tasting Notes The 2011 Gevrey Chambertin has a brilliant dark ruby colour. The expressive and complex nose has aromas of red fruits with woody notes. The same aromas are also evident on the palate which are well enveloped by delicately blended tannins.
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The top one is the drain, and the bottom one is a "cleanout" which is not supposed to be used for a drain.
I have been hating my undermount dual compartment stainless sink for 8 years since I installed it. I have recently bought a big Kohler Vault sink. Its a drop in single compartment with the micro edge.
So now I know more about home improvement than I did when I bought this house. Thanks to the Internet. And I'm going to buy a new disposal since the Badger 5 isn't leaking yet, but is rusty. and I'm looking under the sink and I can't figure out why there are two drain in the wall under the sink.???
I'd like to attempt the plumbing of the new drain and disposal, but I'm not sure which drain to use? One is higher than the other.
Is one for the dishwasher? Do I need to add a p trap if I use that drain for the dishwasher? What about a air gap? I'm in Florida and you never see them here.
Is there any advantage to the dishwasher drain going into the disposal? I'm thinking the disposal could collect and chew up any food particles in the dishwasher?
I can post a picture, but its not that complicated. Seems when the house was built in the early 80's, a dishwasher was expected because I have 4 angle valves under the sink. So is that what the second drain is for?
Any tips or location of diagram on how to do it correctly will be appreciated
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The top one is the drain, and the bottom one is a "cleanout" which is not supposed to be used for a drain.
Licensed residential and commercial plumber
IF they are stacked vertically one on top of the other, then they're as HJ said...IF they are separated horizontally, they may have just put in two traps. If it's two traps, you can cap one if you wish. OFten when replacing a sink the height of the connection in the wall is no longer usable if it is to high. You may need to rework the pipe. As to an air gap, that is the safest way to install a DW. It is required is some places, and recommended everywhere. But, your local code may allow only a high loop. IF you're going to install a new disposer, use the inlet on that for the DW, it's the easiest way and works fine.
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Every time linebacker Keishawn Bierria of Harbor City Narbonne steps onto the field, he looks ready to run through a brick wall. It's his way of honoring his father, Lowell, who died from cancer when Bierria was 8, leaving behind four boys who loved to play sports.
"It's been real tough," Bierria said. "He was always there for us."
You can see Bierria's intensity when he slams down a ballcarrier. You can feel his effort when he turns on the speed to run back a punt. You can sense his leadership skills when he tries to inspire a teammate.
During the first six weeks of the season, Bierria has raised his value as a player in the minds of college recruiters, fans and even opponents. On defense, he has been nothing short of spectacular, whether tackling, covering or disrupting for the unbeaten Gauchos. On special teams, he had a 95-yard punt return for a touchdown against Santa Ana Mater Dei.
"I keep teasing him ... 'this week are you going to return a kickoff for a touchdown?'" Coach Manuel Douglas said.
Linebackers aren't supposed to be able to return a punt or a kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown. Except the 6-foot-1, 205-pound Bierria thinks it's perfectly logical for him.
"I just think I'm an athlete," he said. "When I get the ball, there's something special about making a big play. It's great."
He came into this season with one Pac-12 offer, from Oregon State. Now UCLA, Colorado and Arizona State want him and others are jumping on the bandwagon.
"He's a very versatile linebacker and is able to do things most guys can't do," Douglas said. "When you see him, he's physically imposing."
He came to Narbonne last season after starting at Carson as a sophomore. An older brother was a tight end at Carson. Another brother played basketball at Bellflower St. John Bosco. A sophomore brother plays football at Narbonne. His mother, grandparents, aunt and uncle helped raise him, but it was his older brothers that he turned to after his father's death.
"I really leaned on my brothers," he said. "They stepped in."
It's inspiring to see that performance on the field actually motivate college recruiters to offer a scholarship instead of relying on test results from a combine or camp.
Besides Bierria, there are other players who have raised their profile and gained traction in the recruiting game based on performances against good opponents.
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Bryce Dixon, a 6-4 junior tight end at Ventura St. Bonaventure, caught seven passes for 185 yards and two touchdowns against Corona Centennial. Miami offered him a scholarship.
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By Brian J. Karem
It is that wonderful weather time of year in the beautiful Washington D.C. Metro area: hot and sweaty followed by hot and smelly. Working and living in this swamp is comparable to living in an armpit, but it does have its distractions.
The George Zimmerman media circus, after Edward "Scissor Mouth" Snowden and Paula "Fumble Mouth" Deen has provided the latest distraction.
CASA de Maryland – which is the state's "largest Latino and immigrant rights organization," according to a recent news release – has condemned Zimmerman's acquittal in the charge of murdering black teenager Trayvon Martin on February 26, 2012.
"CASA believes that the Zimmerman verdict demonstrates how flawed the United States justice system is." Grammar aside, CASA isn't the only group which has said as much. Nor is the group the first to claim Trayvon Martin was a victim of "racial profiling and hate crimes."
The irony of a Hispanic group condemning a man of Hispanic descent for a hate crime and racial profiling against another ethnic minority does not escape me, but that's too easy a target to shoot. Instead, it is the condemnation of the justice system which needs to be addressed in as logical a fashion as possible.
To begin, the death of Trayvon Martin is a tragedy. Of that no one can offer any dispute or evidence to the contrary. However when the 17-year-old died police investigated the event and determined Zimmerman acted in self-defense.
For six weeks nothing happened. Then the media got a hold of the story. On the surface it appeared there was something amiss – and to be honest the surface is where reporters work best. So, with questions of racism, racial profiling and hate crimes swirling around a new prosecutor succeeded in getting Zimmerman charged with murder. He was incarcerated briefly and made bail. He went to trial before a jury of his peers and was found not guilty on July 13.
So, my question is: where exactly did the system fail Trayvon Martin? It appears the system, including the media's part in the system worked just fine. At first the alleged crime got little notice. Media attention put the spot light on it. A new prosecutor went after Zimmerman, the state held a trial before a jury of his peers – in the full light of the television cameras with a great deal of scrutiny – the jury heard the evidence and ruled.
The system did not fail anyone. You may not agree with the outcome of the trial, and may have your own opinion about the competency of the jury, but the system worked.
If there is a failure anywhere it is in the failure of the people. Systems only work as well as people do and since people are flawed – else we would have no need for a justice system – sometimes the results of trials are not as we like.
But the system was set up – much as John Adams discussed when he defended British soldiers accused of murder in the Boston Massacre – to insure the rule of law and not the rule of the mob is paramount. Better one guilty man should go free than an innocent man languish in prison. Yes?
Not so much today. It appears the mob would rather rule and while a jury determined there was plenty of tragedy but not a discernible crime committed, CASA and other civil rights organizations would love to destroy our civil rights to become vigilantes.
While we all have strong opinions about the guilt or innocence of George Zimmerman – and make no mistake I'm not defending him – the simple fact is this: More than 99.9 percent of us on this planet have no idea what occurred that tragic night. We only know what we've heard as presented by the media. Those who know the best are, in no particular order, Martin who is dead, Zimmerman, the police, those actually present at the trial when facts were presented – and the jury.
The rest of us are merely groping around the fringes, thumping our chests and shouting to the mountaintops in frustration. CASA actually stated it best – though I'm sure it was unintentional: "This case also indicates how all kinds of people from all different backgrounds need to unite, stay strong and think clearly . . ."
Yes, truer words were never spoken. However, fueling the flames by condemning the system when it is people who are at fault does no one any good.
Yes it is hot in the D.C. area, but the heat should not affect our reason – even when facing the distraction of the Martin/Zimmerman case. Of course I said nearly the same thing several years ago – only the defendant in that case had the last name of Simpson.


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Cheryl Lenz-Calvo, Immigration Attorney Kempster, Keller & Lenz-Calvo.
June 11, 2000
CHICAGO -- I feel compelled to comment on your article about H-1B visas. Although "Visas for high-tech foreign workers debated" (News, May 28) addresses an important and developing issue, it misses the point in several important aspects. Corporations only go through the time and expense of using temporary foreign professionals after they cannot attract American workers. Corporations already contribute billions of dollars a year for education, much of it aimed at attracting minority students to careers in math and science.
Why do companies employ temporary foreign professionals under the H-1B program? The primary reasons are severe worker shortages affecting all sectors of our economy, and the demand to fill special needs. The unemployment rate is at a 30-year low, and there aren't enough workers in the pipeline. As a result of these factors, H-1B workers do not depress wages. In fact, for much of the past two years, the Federal Reserve Board and the Bureau of Labor Statistics have found that wages and benefits for high-tech workers have been increasing.
One of the primary reasons that hiring temporary foreign professional workers is so time-consuming is the worker protections that currently exist in law. For example, employers must certify to the U.S. Department of Labor that they pay H-1B workers the prevailing wage paid to American workers and that H-1B employees work under the same conditions as their American counterparts. Employers who use a lot of H-1B workers have additional hurdles: They must first try to recruit Americans before applying for a visa and must certify to the Department of Labor that by hiring a temporary foreign professional they have not laid off or displaced a similarly situated American worker.
In fact, corporations estimate that it costs them a substantial amount above and beyond the salary and benefits to hire H-1B workers. These figures usually do not include the staff time and expense involved in the extensive regulatory compliance needed to participate in the H-1B program. In an attempt to attract more people into the high-tech workforce and thereby reduce that cost, American businesses spend approximately $112 billion a year on retraining American workers and educating American students for careers in math and the sciences.
The important national dialogue over immigration would have been enhanced had your recent article mentioned those facts.


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Peroni Nastro Azzuro Hits The Arequipa Market (Translation)
24 May 2011
- It's the second Peruvian city where the brand is released.
- Peroni NA is the international, super premium brand from Backus' portfolio.
- The beer is imported directly from Italy.
Lima, May 20, 2011 - Backus has released, in Arequipa, the super premium beer Peroni Nastro Azzurro as part of SABMiller's plan to expand its international brands in our country.
Just like Italian style and fashion are recognized worldwide for their sobriety, elegance and exclusivity, along with its leather wear, haute couture clothing and costly automobiles, Italy also exports a considerable quantity of beer, which is one of its most representative products for the most demanding customers.
Peroni Nastro Azzurro's unique formula is based on barley and the finest hops, reflecting Italian creativity and talent.
The release party in Arequipa will take place today among a select group of guests at the Hotel Libertador where they will have the chance to taste Peroni NA and experience the Peroni lifestyle exclusively.
"The Arequipa market has had a big growth rate in the past few years. Because of developing new consumer segments, Peroni NA will be initially available only at certain select sales points as of next week. We know that there is a demanding consumer segment in Arequipa which values this type of product. Peroni NA hopes to capture this need," Alex de la Melena, Backus manager of international brands.
The release of Peroni NA in Arequipa is part of Backus' strategy to offer consumers of this city alternatives in terms of consuming international, super premium products, which are part of the portfolio of brands the company handles.
For more information, please contact:
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This SABMiller subsidiary news release has been translated from its local market language to English language for publication on www.sabmiller.com. We have attempted to provide an accurate translation of the original material but due to the difficulties of translation slight differences may exist.
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AUSTIN -- The cuts in Texas would be stark.
The White House estimates the state would lose $67.8 million in federal funds for education and see reductions in staff and furloughs for thousands of federal employees. According to the Army, hundreds of millions of dollars cut from defense spending in Texas could affect more than 34,000 jobs and cost the state $2.4 billion in economic loss.
All could be triggered if Congress and President Obama fail to agree on a deal to reduce the deficit by Friday night. Under the law, the president must sign the sequester ordering $85 billion in spending reductions by 11:59 p.m. Friday. The president is scheduled to meet with Congressional leaders Friday to discuss a solution.
Among the escalating reports of the sequester's impact on federal agencies, an announcement this week that U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) had begun releasing undocumented immigrants from federal custody drew outrage from Republicans.
"This poses a real public safety issue to the American people," Rep. Michael McCaul (R-TX) told KVUE Thursday. The House Homeland Security Committee chairman issued a sharp rebuke to department officials this week, issuing a letter to ICE Director John Morton demanding detailed information concerning the releases.
"I really think it was part of an orchestrated effort as they've been doing all week long to say the sequester's going to result in all this scare tactic stuff," said McCaul.
On Wednesday, President Obama's spokesperson Jay Carney said the releases were made without consulting with the White House, and described those released as "low-risk, non-criminal detainees."
State Rep. Naomi Gonzalez (D-El Paso) argues while the sequester cuts would be detrimental to border security and regional economies, the picture painted by Republicans of the Texas-Mexico border as a dangerous region marred by uncontrolled violence is wildly inaccurate.
"This is an issue that is being used to detract from what the real issue is, and that is members of Congress need to do their job," said Gonzalez. "They need to get to work, and they need to come up with solutions that are going to serve the people of the United States."
Economists largely agree the budget sequester will hurt the nation's economy, but there are differing forecasts as to the degree by which it may do so. Most cuts, such as reductions in staff and funding, will take from weeks to months to be fully realized. In the meantime, Congress could still reach a deal to address those cuts retroactively.
"I don't think that you're going to feel anything tomorrow," said Texas House Appropriations Committee Chair state Rep. Jim Pitts (R-Waxahachie).
While education, public health and workforce programs would undoubtedly suffer, Pitts suggests most effects wouldn't be felt until federal funds dry up sometime this summer. Nonetheless, lawmakers are planning contingencies.
"Something we have thought about is putting more money in education, at least to cut those sequester amounts," said Pitts, who expressed surprise that federal lawmakers have thus far been unable to prevent a fiscal scenario neither party wants. "I thought that the federal government would be able to work out an agreement, kind of like we do in the legislature. We work it out, and hopefully they can."
On Tuesday, Gov. Rick Perry (R-TX) made his frustration clear.
"Come on, in a three point however many trillion dollar budget, you can't find 85 billion that's not going to shut down border security, or put our military men and women in jeopardy or lose a thousand teachers from the classroom?" Perry said. "Quit playing politics, Mr. President, and get to work."
While there is still time for a deal to avert the sequester, state lawmakers will be anxiously watching their counterparts in the nation's capital. What's clear is that Texas, like the rest of the nation, has much to lose.


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December jobs report: Did the U.S. economy add more than 200,000?
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A jobs sign hangs above the entrance to the US Chamber of Commerce building in Washington, DC.
I don't have quite as much time as usual to look forward to the December jobs report the federal Labor Department will issue bright and early Friday at 5:30 a.m. West Coast time.
But I can run through what I think the number will be.
For the record, in November the U.S. added 146,000 new jobs, while the unemployment rate fell to 7.7 percent.
On Thursday, ADP, a private payrolls processor, reported that the U.S. added 215,000 jobs in November. A consensus of economists Bloomberg surveyed expects 155,000 new jobs and anticipates that the unemployment will rise slightly, to 7.8 percent (probably because optimism about employment will bring people back to the job hunt, raising the labor participation rate, now at lows not seen since the early 1980s).
The economy itself is a mixed bag. Retail sales, for big players like Target and Barnes & Noble, were weak during the holiday season (although the jury is still out on whether the entire season was a major disappointment). But the U.S. economy expanded at a stronger pace in the third quarter than previously thought, suggesting that a very sluggish recovery from the Great Recession could be gaining steam.
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A jobs sign hangs above the entrance to the US Chamber of Commerce building in Washington, DC. The November jobs report will be released Friday morning and may affected by superstorm Sandy.
The federal Labor Department will release its jobs report for November bright and early Friday morning. As usual, I'll be on the dawn patrol to scrutinize the numbers. Last month, the much-watched and heavily parsed report showed the domestic economy adding 171,000 jobs in October.
That was better than expected. The labor participation rate ticked up modestly as more people began looking for work — which was enough to push the headline unemployment rate up to 7.9 percent from 7.8 percent on September.
Importantly, August and September saw their jobs totals revised up, indicating an economy performing better than previously thought.
The trend suggests that we could see a good November report, particularly as the government recently revised its estimates of U.S. economic growth in the third quarter to 2.7 percent from 2 percent.
US adds 171,000 jobs in October as unemployment rate rises to 7.9 percent
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Unemployed southern Californians line up to enter a job fair in El Monte.
The Labor Department has just released its October jobs report — the last report before next Tuesday's election. During the month, the U.S. added 171,000 new jobs. That improvement in the hiring picture, something that's been developing over the last three reports, was enough to nudge the headline unemployment rate up to 7.9 percent from 7.8.
As I argued Thursday in my jobs report preview, I thought we'd get a better-than-expected October. The ADP report, a private estimate that comes out before the government numbers, said October had been a plus-158,000 month. The Bloomberg consensus was more conservative, at plus-125,000. I was looking at revision to previous months — August and July were both revised up in the September report, and in today's October report, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) said that in August, the U.S. actually got close to 200,000 new jobs (192,000), and when August was first reported, that number was 92,000.
October jobs preview: Friday is the last unemployment report before the election
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A jobs sign hangs above the entrance to the US Chamber of Commerce building in Washington, DC. The October national payrolls report hits on Friday — that last report from the Labor Department before the election.
The Labor Department will release its October jobs report at 5:30 a.m. ET Friday morning, making good on its promise to not allow Superstorm Sandy to prevent Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) economists from delivering the last batch of national employment data before next Tuesday's election.
In September, job growth was weak, with only 115,000 new jobs added. But the unemployment rate — the headline number that most people who aren't economists pay attention to — fell in eye-catching fashion, to 7.8 from 8.1 percent. This set off a frenzy of conspiracy-oriented speculation that the books had somehow been cooked.
We probably don't have something similar in store for us with Friday's numbers. The ADP employment report — from a national payrolls processor — came out today and said 158,000 jobs were added in October, many at large businesses (81,000), but also quite a few at small businesses (50,000).
September jobs report: US unemployment rate falls to 7.8 percent
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The U.S. unemployment rate fell substantially in September.
The most important number in the U.S. economy was released by the Labor Department. The unemployment rate fell to 7.8 percent from 8.1 percent as the country added 115,000 new jobs in September. It's the second-to-last jobs report we're going to get before the election. The October report will hit the Friday before Americans go to the polls.
Apart from the notable drop in the headline rate — it has not been below 8 percent in four years — the number of jobs added for the month was about what economists expected. What's interesting — and encouraging — is that the previous two months saw job growth revised up. July went to 181,000 from 141,000, and August to 142,000 from 96,000.
That's 87,000 new jobs, over two fairly weak months, that the Bureau of Labor Statistics just discovered. Mind you, these sub-200,000 numbers do not put the country on pace for even a break-even recovery. We're in a holding pattern. And to see the headline number fall faster, we need to add 300,000-400,000 new jobs each month.


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Former TNA knockout Sarita competed in the very first ever bikini contest in Japan and came in fourth place overall.
November 3, 2013
There is a new comedy out in theaters called Haunted House 2, which stars Marlon Wayans, and Mark Henry has a role in the film. He plays a "big buff black inmate". Wayans interviewed with WWE recently, and the actor joked about hiring Henry to be "big bluff black henchman". Henry has expressed interest in doing more movies.
April 20, 2014
A video of Antonio Cesaro defeating Mark Henry in the first round of the tournament to crown a new challenger for Big E Langston and the WWE Intercontinental Championship from the latest episode of Monday Night Raw.
April 16, 2014
In order to promote the big pay per view this weekend, WWE hosted the Wrestlemania 30 press conference. This picture from the event shows Batista, Hulk Hogan, Randy Orton, Big Show, Alberto Del Rio, Great Khali, Mark Henry, John Cena, Daniel Bryan, Triple H, Stephanie McMahon and the girls from Total Divas.
April 2, 2014
With his career winding down and his age going up, Mark Henry has decided that he needs to drop some weight, so that he can fully enjoy his last couple of years as an in ring performer for WWE. The former world heavyweight champion revealed that he now weighs less than 400 pounds, a limit which he has not seen in quite a few years.
April 2, 2014
WWE has announced that the Andre the Giant memorial battle royal will consists of Alberto Del Rio, Big E Langston, Big Show, Brodus Clay, Christian, Cody Rhodes, Damien Sandow, Darren Young, Dolph Ziggler, Drew McIntyre, Fandango, Goldust, Great Khali, Heath Slater, Jinder Mahal, Justin Gabriel, Kofi Kingston, Mark Henry, Miz, R Truth, Rey Mysterio, Santino Marella, Sheamus, Sin Cara, Titus ONeil and Zack Ryder. There are also four spots available for last minute entrants.
March 25, 2014
The latest rumors on Titus ONeil is that there is backstage heat on him within WWE, as management has been booking him in multiple losses at live events. During a show this weekend, ONeil lost a match to Darren Young before issuing an open challenge and being decimated by Mark Henry. In the third match, he teams up with Wade Barrett to lose to both Young and Henry.
March 23, 2014
When WWE announced their new Slam City cartoon, the characters announced were John Cena, Mark Henry, Rey Mysterio, Kane, Sheamus, Alberto Del Rio, Dolph Ziggler and Randy Orton. The company is expected to expand that with more performers. Stephanie McMahon recently revealed that the Rock will become a character soon.
March 21, 2014
A trailer video for the new WWE Slam City cartoon, which features John Cena, Damien Sandow, Kane, Sheamus, Big Show, Mark Henry, Dolph Ziggler, Rey Mysterio and Randy Orton. The story is that the wrestlers are fired and are all needing to find day jobs.
March 18, 2014
Over the weekend, Mark Henry worked a live event for WWE in Austin, where he currently lives. He received a nice reaction from the audience and was given a victory over Damien Sandow. Afterwards, he grabbed the microphone and addressed the audience. Henry informed the fans that the retirement rumors regarding him are false. The belief is that it was done to drum up support for the former world heavyweight champion.
March 16, 2014
Since he is on his last contract with the company, the belief is that Mark Henry has accepted the fact that he will only be a role player for WWE until the deal ends. Management recently dropped his planned story line with Big E Langston, and they simply have him floating around right now, most notably being used as a filler in the Undertaker and Brock Lesnar feud.
March 15, 2014
Last year, Ryback was given a match against Mark Henry at the pay per view. This year, he was on the verge of missing out on Wrestlemania 30 because he had been in the dog house with management for much of the past year. However, with the announcement of the Andre the Giant memorial battle royal, Ryback has secured himself a spot on the show.
March 12, 2014
SXSW is hitting up Austin again, and WWE is sending Mark Henry to the festivities. The former world heavyweight champion will be hosting an event called Rap n' Wrestling. While full details have not yet been released, it appears that several former and current WWE stars will be in attendance as well.
March 9, 2014
At one point in time, he was pegged for a big match with Big E Langston at the event, but it now appears that Mark Henry will not be given a spot at Wrestlemania 30. Right now, he simply being used as a pawn in the story line between Undertaker and Brock Lesnar. All the available spots at the pay per view are being filled up, and there appears to be no room for Henry.
March 6, 2014
While there were some people within the company that were opposed to squashing Mark Henry again, the decision was made to have him confront Brock Lesnar since Undertaker was not there. WWE initially had a spot at Wrestlemania 30 penciled in for Henry, but since those have been dropped, management felt that his character could afford to take another beating.
March 4, 2014
For professional wrestling fans, there will be several familiar faces at the Arnold Expo this weekend in Columbus, Ohio. Kurt Angle, Mark Mark Henry, Matt Morgan, Bobby Lashley and Velvet Sky will all be in attendance. Angle is also scheduled to be at the Ultimate Teen Challenge event and the Hall of Fame lunch as well.
February 28, 2014
While he teased fans with his retirement on Monday Night Raw not too long ago, Mark Henry is actually going to be retiring when his contract with WWE expires in two years. However, he fully intends to remain with the company. He has been setting himself up to work with the developmental program as a trainer and as a talent scout.
February 22, 2014
While they were in Colorado Springs for the Smackdown taping this week, Darren Young and Mark Henry decided to train together at the Olympic Training Center. This was the facility that Henry utilized years ago when he was an Olympic athlete.
February 20, 2014
After months of being used as filler in the tag team division, it looks like Jack Swagger is going to receive a bit of a push in singles again. After defeating Kofi Kingston, Mark Henry and Rey Mysterio on Smackdown, he has earned himself a shot at the WWE IC title. It has also now been revealed that the match will take place at Elimination Chamber 2014.
February 15, 2014
There are some concerns within WWE right now about Rey Mysterio, as the masked performer might have possibly been injured during the Smackdown taping on Tuesday. He worked a fatal four way match against Jack Swagger, Mark Henry and Kofi Kingston. He landed wrong in the ring and had to roll outside to the floor to grab his knee.
February 13, 2014
There are still plans in place to do a title unification match at Elimination Chamber 2014. WWE is planting the seeds by having Dean Ambrose finally defending the US title on Monday Night Raw against Mark Henry. The belief is that the story line will lead to Big E Langston putting his IC title on the line to set up the big match.
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Thank you for the input. I have seen the R=bv equation but I have not seen the other. That one looks the most promising to date. The v portion will prove to be difficult as a secondary function will need to be performed that needs to factor in the increasing vertical and diminishing horizontal speeds (the bike is powerless in midair) and also to include gravity with all of that to be continually updated as the bike travels through it's arc. To add to the difficulty, the slope of the landing ramp needs to be factored in as well.
Air resistance is a tough nut to crack, because it can behave in complex ways. My physics textbook gives only two:
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Outstanding. I put it together in an Excel spreadsheet with the ratio function you suggested and it works great. Thank you so much for your help. On to bigger and better things.
If you mean the horizontal distance is the only one that counts, then that can be calculated by ratio.
Thank you for the response, I'll be more patient this time. I was unable to figure out how to attach my drawing that I'm sure would help a great deal. Yes, I did get 127 for the adjacent of the large triangle. I lost you at the point you stated that a new smaller triangle has been created that measures "up the slope 52'". I came up with 54.6' up the slope as I calcualted 130' - 75'. Like I say, I'm lost.
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I guess I'm no fun. What am I missing here to make it fun enough to respond to??? Am I missing work performed to this point?
I can't quite figure out the formula required to determine the true adjacent side distance that corresponds to a measured distance down the slope of the hypotenuse when the overall opposite and hypotenuse sides lengths are known on a right triangle. The opposite side is 28 feet tall, the hypotenuse is 130 feet long and the measured distance down the slope of the hypotenuse is 75 feet. How do I derive the corresponding distance along the adjacent axis?


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International statement issued on FATCA by Harrison Cohen, Denise Hintzke, Paul Epstein, and Gretchen Sierra
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Washington — The Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service issued proposed regulations, IR-2012-15, for the next major phase of implementing the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA).
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Cayman Captive | 2012 edition
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The Wall Street Journal | Friday, July 22, 2011
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Serves four.
To dress up this dish and add color, try using several varieties of tiny tomatoes.
Position a rack in the center of the oven and heat the oven to 450°F.
In a medium bowl, mix the tomatoes, capers, oregano, vinegar, 1/2 tsp. salt, and 1/4 tsp. pepper.
Season the fish with 3/4 tsp. salt and 1/4 tsp. pepper and dredge it in the flour, shaking off the excess. Heat the oil in a 12-inch (preferably nonstick) ovenproof skillet over medium-high heat until shimmering hot. Add the fish, evenly spaced, and cook without touching until it browns and releases easily from the pan (check by gently lifting one of the corners), about 3 minutes. Flip the fish, sprinkle the garlic around it, and cook until the garlic just starts to brown on some edges, about 30 seconds. Pour the tomato mixture around the fish and transfer the skillet to the oven. Roast until the fish is just firm to the touch and opaque when you pry open a thicker piece with a paring knife, 3 to 6 minutes.
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by user-3333415,
4/13/2014Perfectly crusted, moist and flavorful. We had this along with roasted potatoes and fennel and so the oven was already at 400 degrees when we started the fish so no wasted energy there. The acidity of the tomatoes complimented the sweetness of the slightly caramelized fennel , and the entire plate paired beautifully with a bracing 2012 Tenuto Guliano Pecorino.
by joyfullady,
10/6/2013Very simple and very good.
by Laidlaw,
5/8/2013The beauty of this dish is that you can make it during the week for an incredible, healthy dinner, or serve it for guests to impress. Simple ingredients combine to make a wonderful flavor. One of my favorites.
by ncwreath,
2/25/2012This is a sure hit! Everyone loved the flavors. I used a Cervina: like sea bass, and it was wonderful. Garnished the finished dish with chopped parsley.
by stellarbabe7,
4/5/2010Excellent and easy! I used baby heirloom tomatoes and served it over couscous. I did cut down on the amount of capers by half and I thought it was perfect.
by highheat,
1/14/2010excellent taste and easy. I had 14 oz can of cut up tomato (without juice) and some cut some small tomotatoes in. Did not use flour and added parsely to sauce for added flavor.
by atriola702,
by justcookin15,
9/14/2009My husband loved it as is, without the capers (I didn't have any on hand). I think it would be better without flour too. Served with whole wheat linguini and a salad.
by Kitsy,
8/4/2009This is probably one of my favorite super easy and super fast fish recipes. I use the cherry sized colorful heirloom tomatoes and add freshly snipped chives. Sear roasting the fish really gives the dish great dimension.
by luv2cook,
5/16/2009Loved this recipe, first tested as written, made it again, change out the Halibut for Mahi-Mahi, removed the flour and sear-roasted per instructions. This is going on my menu rotation for my clients and personal use!!
by 1newskibum,
5/11/2009Don't overdue the capers, otherwise a nice easy dish.
by today,
2/4/2009This is an absolutely delicious recipe! My husband and I had this for dinner tonight and we both said that it was a "keeper"! Easy to prepare and so tasty! Had it with brown rice and snow peas.
by mgssts63,
11/10/2008Very easy and flavor was okay. Too salty for me.
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by Elonios,
7/8/2008This was my first time cooking halibut and it was amazing. I didn't have cherry tomatoes so chopped up some romas, otherwise followed the recipe. I topped the finished dish with a little parmigiano. Served with wilted spinach and garlic bread. Yum.
by jillrentas,
6/15/2008Excellent! have served to friends with rave reviews.
by Chefsallycam,
5/17/2008Terrific, simple, fast, fresh tasting. All I added was a good sprinkling of fresh chopped Italian parsley. Fresh oregano or marjoram would work nicely as well.
by Pinehurst,
5/11/2008Very simple. Substituted fire roasted tomatoes (canned) for the fresh tomatoes and it was fabulous.
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He was found alive 18 hours later, still tied to that fence. He never regained consciousness, and died the following Monday.
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She also will present a program on Tuesday at The Waynflete School in Portland, though the Waynflete assembly is not open to the public.
Newman's appearance coincides with the national Day of Silence on April 19, a student-led effort that brings attention to anti-LGBT name-calling, bullying and harassment. Students who participate take a vow of silence as a way to illustrate the silencing effect of bullying and harassment.
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As a writer with a national audience whose own story is linked to Shepard's because of the confluence of events, she feels she has a duty to do this work.
"I feel more strongly than ever that it's important -- as an adult, as an out lesbian, as someone who has been given the privilege of being a role model for young people -- to have passion and outrage. Kids are still being bullied," she said.
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