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May 10, 2013, FridayIn 'The Meadow,' a Chilling Alternate View of the 1995 Kashmiri Kidnappings
Rather than working for the hostages release, the Indian government prolonged their capture to damage Pakistan's image, a new book alleges.
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Discovery Communications' new head of international operations, Jean Briac Perrette, will have an even larger enterprise to oversee when he takes over this summer. Discovery is boosting its stake in Eurosport International from 20 percent to 51 percent in a deal worth about $345 million.
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In the seemingly never-ending Doc Rivers trade saga, it appears as though the Clippers have ended talks without a deal in hand.
For now, anyway.
According to ESPN Los Angeles' Ramona Shelburne:
The Los Angeles Clippers have once again walked away from the bargaining table and just might be done with the talks to acquire Kevin Garnett and Doc Rivers from the Boston Celtics for good, sources said Tuesday morning.
The teams have no plans to speak again, the sources said, and the Clippers are preparing to move on and hire a coach this week.
The talks broke down Tuesday morning when the Clippers "refused to budge" on Boston's latest proposal that asked for DeAndre Jordan, straight up for Garnett, and two first-round draft picks as compensation for allowing Rivers out of the final three-years and $21 million of his contract.
You and I both know how these things go. Talks could just as easily resume again and a deal could still be struck at any time. However, Danny Ainge deserves a hearty helping of kudos for not budging on the Clippers' demands.
Hey Danny! How about we give you an overpaid center you can't play in the 4th quarter and two late first round picks for your franchise cornerstone and the best coach in the league? I know you wanted our young, unproven point guard that everyone is overrating and some salary cap relief but you'll settle for a turd sandwhich, right?
Okay, slight exaggeration but I'm still happy Ainge walked away.
This whole situation is a turd sandwich. Absolutely no need to pick up the tab for it as well in the form of gifting them Doc and KG. Now go wash your hands, Danny. And where's Wyc to bring an end to this and say we're picking up PP's option? It's in your hands, Ownership.
According to sources, I'm fed up with the uncertainty of the Celtics future and all the drama surrounding it.
I'm surprised Danny offered KG & Doc for Just Jordan, 2 1st round picks. The old deals involved bledsoe and taking terry and/or lee. That's a huge slide. So now we have Celtics Last Ride for the 4th? season in a row.
Brendan: Reports I've seen the Clippers were only offering one pick not two.
@Mark Yea, it was even worse, the Clippers were actually balking at the second pick. Overplaying their hand, much?
At any rate, I can't see Doc coming back now. Yes he's a great coach, but he's basically told this current team "You're not good enough for me to contend with", and he can't even be an attractive option for free agents anymore with his wavering. Just don't see how it would work again.
I feel great that this deal didn't go down, but I'm very curious to see what happens with Doc. KG controls his own destiny, but Doc still has 3 years left. Does Danny just let him walk? I don't see how he can make this marriage work after having an affair with the Clippers.
If this trade doesnt happen. The Celtics will get shit.
Doc into television, KG retire, Pierce bought out.
What we got on the team?
The condition is already making him to continue the trade talk.
I hope the trade does happen.
One overpriced center and one piddlin' ass draft pick for a coach who has won a championship and a future HOF'er that can take them to the next level immediately? The Clippers must have lost their f'cking minds! There is no way they were serious about making a deal happen.
The Celtics are no worse off for not pulling the trigger on such an insulting deal and if Doc and/or KG doesn't return, then so be it – at least we weren't played for suckers!
I commented yesterday that the Clippers are too inept to get anything like this done without getting help from the Commisioner. The Celtics and Doc will negotiate some sort of buyout eventually because there's no way they can bring him back now.
There is no way they are buying out Doc, that would mean he gets free money AND gets a new huge contract to coach somewhere else? There is no reason for Wyc/Danny to do that. Even Doc being released from the contract for no money would be good for Doc, he would be signed by another team immediately for a lot of money. They can "trade" Doc for picks/young players now or hold on until some contender offers those things for Doc. Almost every team except the Spurs and Bulls would take Doc, granted not every team is just going to fire their coach for him but Doc would be in high demand.
Well If this deal is dead I think both teams will suffer. On the Clippers part they will not make it to the finals.
Who is going to control all the egos on that team. They will not be able to hire a coach who will be able to steer there ship. On the Celtics part they will have a long road to rebuild there team.To much money tied up in there players.
They will not make it to the PLAYOFFS if Chris Paul is pissed off by the Clippers cheapness/hesitation. 2 First round picks would be the 25th pick this year and the 2015 draft pick (can't ask for 2 consecutive first rounders) and the Clippers would have been contending in 2015 if CP3 stays so could be worse than the 25th pick that year. There are morons out there who say KG is 37 so the Clippers shouldn't offer 2 picks+Jordan, but the 2 picks are so low they don't mean much.
That's fine. Once it got to just Jordan and 1-2 picks, the deal makes no sense. I think the 2 pick deal would have been garbage and the clippers wouldn't even do that. The Celtics would be better of just having KG retire and clearing cap space (not that I want him to do that).
Just think. All this (possibly) because DA refuses to bring back PP. It's the Truth shall set you free, Danny, not set free the Truth.
The new situation is fascinating. With Danny telling Doc he still wants him to coach the C's, obviously there will be a level of half-heartedness in play if Doc gives in to that desire and returns. Then it seems like the pressure is back on Danny to bring back Paul and restore the peace. It weirdly makes sense for Doc to make it seem like he's making a half-hearted return.
It all sounds petty and ridiculous from the outside, but you gotta do what ya gotta do.
I think Pierce being bought out is NOT an option despite whatever is written. And if it does happen, I would seriously not be a Celts fan until there are major changes to management or ownership. Pierce deserve more respect than that.
If this trade doesn't go through, I would still welcome KG back, assuming he doesn't want to retire. Doc, I'm not so sure. $7 mil to coach a 40 win team is just way too much.
Celtics should just stand pat. This team when healthy, and the underperforming bench playing to their potential is still top 4 in the East, that's one broken leg of LeBron and Durant away from winning a championship. The Clippers are the only team willing to give up a young player and a pick, and look what their final offer was. Jordan & late 1st round pick for KG & Doc. No other offers will come anywhere close to that; might as well just stay and play the next 1-2 years with the current team. Then we'll have lots of money to go spending on free agents.
In the end the best move Ainge made was for KG and Allen. After that though he's had a lot of bombs. This would've been no different. KG's skills may have diminished but his heart is as strong as ever! CELTIC PRIDE BABY!!!!
I think Doc comes back. Otherwise it seems very likely KG retires. I think Doc would feel responsible.
Anybody worried about the post-Clipper flirtation Celtic locker room hasn't heard about this fella KG.
Doc won't be leaving 21m on the table. He'll be back, and ready for a charm offensive. If anyone can mitigate this scenario he can.
It's interesting, there is no overlap between DeAndre's skillset and KG's. KG plays team defense, rebounds, hits free throws, hits clutch jumpers. DeAndre has athletic dunking.
What did i say.
Kg pp rondo n green will make another run at it
Stop talking nonsense ppl. Kg and pp are finishing their careers as celtics
Let's hope. The only reason I even would accepted the trade was for the ability of Pierce and Kg to retire together. I can careless how the team does with or without those two. This is my entertainment and those two are my favorite players(actors) to watch. So to be able to watch them for a final year play here in Boston for another 80 something games then hell yeah. That's why Pierce is worth his 15 million. Without him and Kg, a lot of fans will not tune in as much as they did in the past. All of you can say we don't want the 90's again well regardless of trades unless people like James, Kobe, hibbert and others of their caliber are coming here, we're going to be 30-40 win team for a few years. So enjoy another year folks of these two for it's going to be a long time before another two like them walk on that court wearing green.
Yes, let us hope there is no more nonsencsical talk like this. That deal would have only marginally helped towards a rebuild, at most. Ainge contructed this current team for a two year window – let's see it through. Let them get a training camp together. Let's see if some better chemistry develops. I am eager to see a healthy Rondo and Bradley, along with Green and Sullinger take on larger roles, but still capably led and supported by Pierce and KG. I'd rather that then start watching a rebuild with DeAndre Jordan and late first round picks – yuck!
DeAndre just made no sense. Terrible contract for a player with modest skills.
Everyone is coming back for one final ride. Get used to it.
As usual, the routine machinations of management have been inflated to universal scale – a battle of good vs. evil. Danny has and is just doing what any GM does. He is looking at his assets and his future plans and doing what he thinks offers the best chance of success. Nothing more, nothing less.
It feels like i'm watching an episode of pawn stars. "hmmmm former mvp/future hall of famer and a highly coveted coach that together command about 18mil…..best i can give you is 65 bucks."
I mean, I wouldn't be surprised if danny got a call back offering a water cooler and a coupon to DQ


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Best location in Disney. Walk to Epcot and Hollywood Studios (forget the boat). Dine at Dolphin, Swan, Beach, Yacht, or Boardwalk restaurants - all just a short walk!
Awesome view on boardwalk side, worth every extra point (nightly view of epcot fireworks and the "fun" crowd leaving jellrolls!) One of the best dvc resorts!!
Love that you can walk to Hollywood Studios and back side of Epcot. Convenient location, nice resort...
Too lazy to go to your room? Charging spots throughout the Boardwalk Villas near tunnel by game room and fitness center.
If going to Disney's Hollywood Studios grab the boat from the Swan and Dolphin Dock, studios is the next stop and for some rooms it is closer than the Boardwalk dock
A very modern hotel with a wonderful classical feel. Make sure to request a pool/boardwalk view.
Don't stay in room 3012. Horrrible view of a tree and a/c is horribly loud
Before you leave a villa room for the day, turn up the AC. Rooms get frigid.
Personally... this is the best place to stay and fully enjoy Disney. Walking distance (or short boat rides) to Epcot and Hollywood Studios. Convenient bus service to the other parks and resorts.
From villas on west side walk to swan and dolphin to catch boat to HS OR WALK.... Saves you several stops and at least 20 minutes
Great location in WDW. Character visits on the Boardwalk between 8am and noon.
The pool is usually empty after dark. Also, the pastries at the boardwalk are delicious
Nice central location to Disney World. Check out the DVC clubhouse by the DVC pool. Lots of games for the kids to play, plus it's air conditioned!
If you like quiet when you sleep request a standard view. Pool views and boardwalk views are always loud bc of the amount of foot traffic.
Usually quicker walking to both studios and Epcot. Flying fish is great restaurant.
The rooms are outdated and overpriced. No Mickey attributes except for the carpet. Could have been any hotel, anywhere. Friendly of course. The entrance and lobby are superb however.
The bakery on the Boardwalk makes the best cupcakes ever! Even the meatball sandwich I had on the boardwalk was delicious and only like $5 .
Get to pool early on weekends, especially if you want a lounge chair in the sun
Take time to get to know the boardwalk shops since you need to go out there for the majority of the amenities.
Marshmallow roast every evening from 5:30p - 6:30p every night at the fire pit.
On the DHS-Epcot boat trip, you can get off at Swan & Dolphin, hustle to drop purchases and animation art in your room, and catch the same boat to Epcot for dinner.
Se você eh socio do disney vacation club este eh um dos melhores locais para ficar , esta a alguns passos do epcot e do holliwood studios e ainda pode ver os fogos as 9:00


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"You always want to play well and make some money. But it's not everything, there's family and other things," he said.
That more mature and relaxed attitude seems to be working for the New Plymouth 38-year-old, who broke a long drought with victory in a 36-hole New Zealand PGA tournament at the Fairview course near Katikati last weekend.
"It's my first win for a couple of years," he said. "It's been a while."
Barson eagled the last hole of his opening round on Saturday to finish with a five-under-par 67 - two shots behind Omokoroa's Kieran Muir. He backed it up with a 68 on Sunday to win by two shots from Hastings pro Leighton James, who shot rounds of 70 and 67.
Muir (65, 73) finished third equal with Omanu's James Hamilton (70, 68).
"One win doesn't mean you're the best, but it's nice to win. I've worked hard over the last couple of months and there's been signs. It's just consistency," he said.
"Fairview is a tough course and to finish nine under was great. They've got two 600m par fives. One has out of bounds all the way down the left and hazard all the way on the right. It's scary. Grunter [Grant Moorhead] hit two iron, two iron, two iron one day and I hit driver, 3 iron, six iron."
The win capped off a good week for Barson.
Midweek, he finished third at the Cambridge Pro-Am with a four-under par 68, then finished in a share of sixth at the Mt Maunganui Pro-Am with a one- under-par 71.
Barson's life revolves around golf and his family - his partner Candy Fox and three children, Zak, 14, Toby, 11, and Daisy, 9.
"I'm incredibly lucky. While it's always nice to make some money playing golf, it's not the end of the world if I don't.
"Candy is a psychiatrist for the elderly at Taranaki Base Hospital and she looks after me a bit. She's very supportive. But we've still got a mortgage like everyone else," he said.
"I can look after the kids, pick them up from school. They come first."
He also finds time to give golf lessons and has a part-time job as a sales rep for Linkz Marketing.
"I'm their sales rep for the South Island and the lower North Island.
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Barson was born in Palmerston North but moved to Hawera when he was one or two where he lived until he was 13.
"My family then moved to Auckland and I took up an apprenticeship with Geoff Smart at The Grange. I played Auckland juniors for a couple of years and turned pro when I was 16."
The decision in 1991 paid immediate dividends. He won a Pro-Am at Springfield in Rotorua, finished second a day later at Lake View and third at Arikikapakapa.
"There was an overall prize and I won a weekend at Huka Lodge."
He tried his luck as a touring pro for a few years on the Australasian tour and has played mostly on the New Zealand circuit and South Pacific circuit since.
"I've won about 30 Pro-Am events around the country over the years and won the Tahiti Open . . . I think in 1997. Grunter finished second that year. He's won it four or five times but that year I beat him by six shots. A week later he won in New Caledonia and I finished second."
Barson said he had pretty much won everything on offer in New Zealand apart from the New Zealand PGA and the New Zealand Open.
"I've never had success in those events. The nearest I got was the year Nick Price won the title. I was only a youngster. I looked up at the leaderboard after 27 holes and saw I was second. It was a big deal to see my name up there, but I fell away."
Barson said some people believed he never lived up to the promise he showed as a young pro.
"I didn't have the money back then to go and play fulltime," he said.
"I had the game, but you need money behind you.
"It's also a mental thing and you need that toughness to compete week-in, week-out. It's all part of learning."
Barson was the pro at Ngamotu for six or seven years before heading to Rotorua to take on a similar role at the driving range there.
"I was there for about 18 months and then headed to Greenacres in Nelson for six years," he said. "Then it was Auckland for a year before we came down here two years ago."
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The media wants to focus on the loopholes in Romney's tax plan – a cue they get from the Obama campaign – yet they have been silent on the absence of Obama's plan for the next four years. Early on it was mentioned by a few but it quickly got buried in the avalanche of questions about Romney's taxes and loopholes.
But this morning we are starting to hear the question again from a few:
The media will no doubt ignore this question as focusing on it won't help Obama at all. But the fact that he has no plan for the next four years that's any different from the last four years is stark. Obama is truly a disaster and I think the American people are going to see right through it despite the media.
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Maine's lobster fishery flares up along the midcoast
By Kirk Moore
The day after one Maine lobsterman shot another on a wharf on the two-square-mile patch of Matinicus Island, islander Nat Hussey heard another shocker: State officials thought they would pacify the island's lobstermen by shutting them down for two weeks in midsummer.
"You have a community here that's utterly dependent on lobstering," said Hussey, who used to work as a lawyer before he moved to the island 20 miles offshore and became a stern man four years ago. "Out of 35 boats here, our little boat alone feeds 10 people.
"To have that completely cut off, especially on the heels of last year, would have been a disaster."
Matinicus lobsterman Chris Young, 41, was partially paralyzed after he was shot in the neck July 20 by Edwin Vance Bunker, 68, during an incident that islanders say arose from a dispute over Bunker's son-in-law trying to fish his traps in Matinicus waters.
Amid rumors of lobster war in Maine and the state crackdown, Matinicus islanders did what they have always done: They got together and came up with a plan. Hussey threw his legal skills into obtaining a hearing in Knox County Superior Court, where islanders and news media packed the courtroom as George D. Lapointe, commissioner of Maine's Department of Marine Resources, arrived.
The Matinicus lobstermen fended off the closing, but other reports of mayhem were erupting: three boats sunk at Owls Head, traps cut on the Damariscotta River and near Friendship. State police filed a charge of criminal threatening against another Matinicus man over an Aug. 10 confrontation on an island road with his former stern man.
The incidents opened a rare public window into the dark side of the lobster business, a force normally kept in check, or at least to a tolerable level, by local customs and social norms. Territorial conflicts are famously endemic in Maine, where an informal practice of locally allocating lobster grounds predates statehood and operates as a parallel system to state law — which officially says licensed lobstermen can fish anywhere in their zone.
Now it's time for the state to formally recognize the practice of harbor territories, says Matinicus lobsterman Clayton Philbrook, one organizer of a proposal to have state legislators dedicate waters around Maine's farthest seaward settlement to local boats.
"If we don't control the bottom where we fish, Matinicus is done," says Philbrook, who traces his family's history on the island to the 1820s. "It's not a resource conservation zone, it's a community conservation zone.
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They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
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for Familiesby Pat from Indiana
Lots of room, privacy and beach
Posted Jan 23, 2014Pros: I really liked the bedroom and living room areas, they were very comfortable.
Cons: more information about the local area at check in, like where the closest grocery is.
Location: It is a quiet area, but the beach was across the street, and it was a short drive to other beaches like Brandenton or to Sarasota and the Ringling.
the space was like a large one bedroom condo, with a full kitchen and a screened in balcony overlooking a small garden. A short walk across the street and you were at the beach with plenty of beach chairs available, or an equally short walk out back and you were at the dock on the bay. Three restaurants were within walking distance, and within a short drive was a convenience store. The unit was also within a few miles drive to Sarasota.
Recommendedby Lynn from Orlando
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Posted Dec 1, 2013 on Hotels.comOur stay at the Beach Castle Resort was very enjoyable; unfortunately the weather wasn't the best. Wish that some tissue boxes could be placed in the bathrooms as a convenience. We arrived at 5:05 p.m. and the office mgr was leaving and just directed us to a late check-in box, seems a bit early to be closing the office when arrivals are expected. A 6 p.m. closing seems more realistic. Few restaurants in the area. Over-all it was a pleasant stay.
for Everyoneby Laura from NO. FL
Quaint and Cozy
Posted Nov 18, 2013Pros: Clean, nicely equipped, pool and grounds were clean and the location was good.
Cons: Ice machine would be really convenient since unit did not have it in the refridge/freezer.
Location: We were not there during high season but plan for reservations at any restaurants on the island especially on Friday/Saturday nights. $$$
Stayed here for a quick fishing/swimming getaway for son's birthday. Usually stay in higher end timeshare condo but this location and property was quiet, conveniently located and clean. We were able to tie our boat at the dock at night and location is very convenient to bay and gulf fishing! (Keep in mind trailer cannot be kept on sight-very limited parking). Property is on both sides of Gulf of Mexico Drive but road is easy to cross to go to the beach for sunset & the bayside has the pool/hot tub and dock. All in all a very quaint and peaceful property and weekend. Everyone said they would be happy to stay here again, and that is saying a lot!
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for Everyoneby Hugh from Central Florida
Quiet, clean, short walk to a gorgeous beach
Posted Nov 4, 2013Pros: Beautiful suite, quiet, nice grounds, short walk to beach
Cons: One of the two TVs wouldn't connect to cable. No big deal. Didn't watch much TV anyway.
Location: Halfway between Bradenton and Sarasota. Loads of beaches, aquariums, gardens, state parks, city parks, great wildlife photo ops.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Lone Tree ,Colorado
nice condo on a beautiful beach, perfect
Posted Oct 26, 2013Pros: location, quiet, walking distance to restaurants
Cons: More sand/beach toys and more condiments and basic spices.
Location: Just walk across the street and enjoy the water and sand.
Our condo was very nice, just want we wanted. Loved being walking distance to the Dolphin Grill????? a fabulous reasonable priced breakfast/lunch restaurant. The beach could not have been nicer.
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Good Choice for Longboat Key
Posted Oct 24, 2013 on Hotels.comI had a very good stay at Beach Castle Resort. The room was clean, the area was very quiet and the staff was helpful.
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i loved it and the office lady she was great
for Everyoneby Charmedlife
Absolutely wonderful!
Posted Sep 25, 2013Pros: Everything
I don't even have the words to express how awesome this place is. It's a lovely spacious condo, with 2 full baths and full kitchen. I was in unit 12 and the Gulf of Mexico was just right across the street with it's spectacular white sandy beach. On the side of the street that I was on was Sarasota bay. The entire area is just so classy. The area around the property is quiet and some what secluded, but you are just a short drive away from St. Armand's Circle that is full of restaurants, shops and live music. I was here for 4 days and I have to say not only this property but the entire area is like this little hidden gem. I write lots of reviews but I think this is the first time that I have ever been able to rate a place so highly. The property also has a swimming pool and a hot tub. Several restaurants near by and a grocery store not to far away if you would prefer to cook your own food. I would definitely recommend this place. If I could give it 10 stars I would.
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Beach Castle
Posted Aug 20, 2013 on Hotels.comThe cleanliness of the room was excellent. The condo was well equipped in the kitchen area and furnishings were up to date and comfortable. The only issue we had was the bedding configuration. We had requested a king size bed with sofa bed, but the room only had a full size bed and a twin bed. We were surprised that the 1 BR unit did not have at least a queen size bed. It was impossible for both of us to sleep in the same bed! Good thing the trip was not designed to be a romantic get-away! Again the facilty was VERY clean and that made up for the bedding siruation! and the staff was very efficient and friendly! The beach was great and the fact that they provided umbrellas and umbrellas "holders" was great!


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It was our glorious leader LBJ that had the SS Fund done away with. Under his guidance all of the SS contributions went into the General Tax Fund. Now we old people are looking at reductions in our benefits because our money has been spent of welfare and all the other social programs. Obama I understand is trying to figure out how to reduce our benefits now. COLA has been re computed in such a manner so SS recipients get less. Obama wants to raise the MW 40% and SS about 1 1/2%/ They are putting the screw to us ..... MO. .
Fellow you are living in a different world. 2 out of 5 are retiring with only SS, and the average check is $1,100. And you call these people rich. Shame on you.
has already dropped. Medicare Advantage is being changed so money can be drained from this to pay for ACA. I understand premium and deductible to go up. ACA and Minimum wage are playing havoc with seniors. I think what liberals have as a goal is to get rid of seniors as soon as possible. They just cost too much. MO........
My Monte Carlo has never been recalled. If it was I was not notified.
When we elect idiots, what can you expect? The number of rules, regulations and laws that the gov't has passed makes citizens almost slaves. On TV: in the past 6 months the gov't has passed over 60,000 new rules, regulations and laws. I'll bet a dollar to a donut if you were to burp outside of your home there is a rule, regulation or a law that you will violate. Just m. o.
Our immigration policy is a sham. Why do we allow those that are anti-American policy and values to come here? Along with Piers type we have imported many known Anti Americans. What is wrong with our politicians.
I remember my grand parents that came to this country. I remember them saying, "I am an American". They left the old country behind, until they died they were 'Americans".
Which UAW poster was it that has quickly introduced union threats? He said something like, "We know where you park your car". This is not good.
NLRB has been staffed with all 'union supporter' and they are going to investigate????
I'm a democrat, but not a flunky/yes man of party leadership.j .
Flunky/yes men to the party leadership was demonstrated in congress when all of the democrats voted for the ACA when the leadership ordered them to. Shame, shame and shame. MO.
If you read my posts carefully, I always make sense.
I saw it happen many times in the coal fields. Union and company constantly bumped heads. Union was forever bending over backward to support anti company employees. Unions could be OK if they learned that their role should be great support of the company, not to work against it.
When I was an auditor I ran into one coal company where this was the case. At that time union miners were making about 35K, the 'union' miners there were earning about 70k. I know I audited the books. All of the miners worked hard to make the company a success and the company shared the wealth. This is the way labor and mgt are supposed to work. MO.
You miss the boat. It is collusion between upper mgt and B of D's. Common stock holders let this happen in every corp in the country. Remember: Upper mgt recommend members to the Board; Board recommends upper mgt. Great arrangement for collusion. MO.
This is not Obama's market, it belongs to Uncle Ben for printing 85 billion dollars of new money each month. Yellen is going to continue to do the same thing. What I am afraid of is one morning we wake up to 25% inflation. MO
Go back and read my statements. My statement said the 'concept' of unions is fantastic. With out employees you have no company. It is the responsibility of the company to take care of its employees. It is also the responsibility of the employees to take care of the company. I agree with you and I have said many times: the gov't has taken over the role of unions: plus if you don't like the company or pay, quit and go somewhere else.. I've done it many times.
When you have a large employee base at times mgt forgets employees and a union nucleus helps mgt remember its employees.
Can Sprint buy the 67% of TMUS that German DT owns without the approval of the FCC?
Why do politicians support MW? Simple, it is a vote getter. All economists that did not sleep through ECON-101 know that MW is a job killer. Back in 1935 when the US supreme court ruled that MW was legal, they also said that it is NOT SMART. 80 later and idiots still do not understand what they said. NOT SMART.
It sounds like the more of you and the less of businesses.
The concept of unions is fantastic, but when a company takes care of its employees there is no need for an active union. Unions should and will grow within a company that does not take care of its people. This means a fair wage that a company can afford to pay, stay in business and make a decent percent profit.
Small businesses have no room for a union. My experience, when unions go into small businesses they shut down.l
All of the responses say the same thing. The cost of all goods and services goes up. Give the people more money to spend by raising MW and they buy less.
You must remember a person does not spend all of his money in Wal Mart. He buys gas, groceries, utilities, housing, etc and the price of all of this goes up.
If the thinking is, raise the MW and people will have more money to spend is good, then logic says raising it to 100/hr and it will be fantastic.
/They have what is called a marriage of convenience and has been such from the time Bill entered politics. Divorce is a big negative for any politician.. How can you define their relation today as a marriage when they are living apart and appear together only when there is a political function.
almost all new small start up businesses. Remember along with the MW an employer has almost another $4/hr in benefits/taxes. For an employer to have an employee the employee must produce over $14 of goods and services and in most small businesses it is about a year before they are at the break even point much less make a profit. MO all of these people that are going to be unemployed by the ACA and Obama and his advisors say they can now go into business on their own. This administration is dreaming.
In MO we will be having very very few new small businesses in this country. An employee must generate about $125/day just to pay his salary.
The small McDonald's in the neighbor hood has about 10 full time employees, have you thought how much prices will have to go up to pay the new wage rate? Think a little.
new poor and near poor will this created? We know for a fact everyone that will be earning the new MW will be the new poor and those earning up to about $15/hr will be the new near poor. (There wages will not go up) Gov't welfare laws dictate the poverty guidelines and poverty is when you work for MW. The family of 3 or more and the breadwinner is earning the new MW they will qualify for welfare and large families earning more than 15 will qualify for welfare..
My heart really cries for those that are on fixed incomes or those that only receive SS, the average SS check is about $1,100/mo. BO is mandating MW be increased about 40%, but SS increases about 1 1/2% and Medicare increase takes that. I believe, maybe this administration wants seniors to die off faster. The ACA I understand has put the hurt on "Medicare Advantage". Check it out.
This president is rapidly turning the country into a welfare state. This is just m. o.


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Mix the flour, yeast, oil, egg, water and milk until the dough forms a neat ball. If it feels dry/wet, add a little water/flour.
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500g puff pastry 100g long-grain rice 2 salmon fillets, skinless (approx 280g) 2 tsp lemon juice 1 tsp American mustard 80g cream cheese 100g washed spinach 1 egg, beaten Plain flour, for rolling 4 black olive slices
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Ingredients 160g feta cheese 200g tomatoes 500g fresh spinach 1 onion 4 tbsp rapeseed oil 550 ml soy milk 250 ml vegetable stock ½ tsp chilli oil 4-5 tsp cornflour 8 tbsp cold water
I love this unadulterated – just endives cooked in buttery juices and a scant crumbling of sage. However, sometimes I do want something a bit more, so I add Marsala and cream as well. It depends on my mood. You could also substitute endive with fennel, replacing the Marsala with white wine or something aniseedy, and the sage with dill.
Makes 6–8 ramekins INGREDIENTS 5 egg yolks 75g caster sugar 500ml of double cream Cinnamon (optional) 1 vanilla pod 3 apples and 3 pears, peeled, quartered and cored 2 tbsp caster sugar 5-6 tbsp demerara sugar
Stew the fruit gently until soft but not mushy. Sprinkle with 2 tablespoons of caster sugar and some cinnamon if wished.
Any child can make this — the tricky part is putting it in and taking it out of the oven. If you have a vanilla pod, cut it in half, scrape out the seeds and add it to the milk at the beginning. This gives it an extra nice flavour. If you like your pudding very smooth, you can add some cream at the end. Eat it either warm or cold.
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Ask any chef how to make chips and they will say they need to be fried twice: first at medium heat, then in hotter oil. Now comes a totally different view: you can fry the potatoes once, starting with stone-cold oil.
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Serves 4 Ingredients 4 concorde or conference pears 1 cinnamon stick Zest of ½ lemon Juice of one lemon 450ml water 120g caster sugar ½ tsp vanilla bean paste 2 tbsp Amaretto or other almond-flavoured liqueur
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Allstate offers several tips to drivers to say safe on Ontario roads.
Minimize Distractions Focus on the road; avoid engaging in any other activity while driving. Be Aware of Road Conditions Weather can influence your visibility and ability to control your vehicle. Leave a Safe Distance Maintain at least three seconds between your vehicle and the one in front of you in good driving conditions. In wet conditions leave six seconds, and in poor/slippery conditions leave 9-12 seconds. Hall said Allstate is asking the public and community leaders to ask why a community may have seen an increase in its collision claim rate. What caused this? Is there something perhaps in the infrastructure of the roads or have driving habits changed? said Hall. http://www.topix.com/ca/guelph-on/2009/12/two... |
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