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I'm saving this Robyn. Thanks, always looking for new idea's for the holidays. I bet these would be cute around Easter too.
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Hi, Robyn! I love this recipe. I have shared catering with my Mom! We have done many receptions, business settings/luncheons, wedding receptions, birthday celebrations, etc. There is a multitude of flavorings and colors as well! My Son enjoys helping us, and has learned many tricks along the way. As he goes on, he will learn many of the tips/tricks as we go along. We can make baskets for our Easter &/or Christmas Celebrations. He has always enjoyed going with us looking for new candy molds. These 'Mints' will mold well for a lot of 'mint messages'!
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Calories | 230 |
Total Fat | 9g |
Saturated Fat | 1g |
Cholesterol | 0 |
Sodium | 706mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 26g |
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- 5.25 cup(s) vegetable broth, or reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 4 slice(s) fresh ginger, peeled
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- 2 teaspoon(s) canola oil
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- 1/4 teaspoon(s) crushed red pepper, or to taste
- 1 small bok choy, cut into 1/2-inch pieces, stems and greens separated
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- 1 firm tofu, drained, patted dry and cut into 1/2-inch cubes
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- 5 teaspoon(s) rice vinegar
- 2 teaspoon(s) reduced-sodium soy sauce
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Just seeing what kind of response I get. Let me know either here or through reddit mail if you would consider, then we can decide on a location!
Also, if anyone would like to help me out, send me a message!
I think if we can get a good showing, it could be fun. Plus since it is in the summer, we could have it outside. Let's throw some ideas around!
It would be amazing to get local redditors together if we can. I'd be game :) We could meet up in a park like Stolley Park in GI or Harmon Park in Kearney
I'm definitely down.
I'm a big fan of grilling. Let's meet up at the lake in Kearney, drink beer, grill, disc golf, swim, look awkward. What do you think?
It'll definitely be outside. It will also probably be Kearney since that is where the majority of folks that have responded are from...
Hey I was out at Cottonmill tonight. How does the east shelter sound to everyone? It's the picnic area back behind the swimming area. It has a grill and a few picnic tables so we could grill out :)
That sounds great, do we have to get a permit or anything? I can research it a little more the rest of this week.
I searched the City of Kearney website and you can make reservations but there's a fee (don't say how much) but I think that's to guarantee the space. Or we could just hope for the best?
Okay everyone, I'm going to call Kearney parks and rec tomorrow about Cottonmill, but we'll use Harmon park as a backup just in case. Thoughts?
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Of course, my pov is influenced by my super sensitive 7 yo who will *still* burst into tears if I am too stern. Sigh. Everything has to be gentle with her, but she is still disciplined.
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Quote:Originally Posted by birdhappy85Though, are we sure they can't understand "no" at this age? My friend started teaching her baby no at 6 months and by 8-9 months she was seriously obeying anything my friend said to her. It was pretty dang cool. If she reached for something her mom didn't want her to grab and was told no, she'd stop and put her hand back. No fit, no upset, no nothing. Just pure obedience. I was in awe when I saw it with my own eyes.
Okay, I feel like I need to preface this statement... I don't mean to sound super judgmental of your friend or pedantic here, but this idea is at the root of gentle discipline. IME, your friend's baby's behavior is not at all typical and I would guess more likely an example of fear, not understanding and obedience. Baby doesn't want to upset mom so he stops. That's not the same as understanding why they should not touch something and complying. What this comes down to is how you want to teach your children where the boundaries are. Personally, I want to instill in my kids the intrinsic motivation to not do things that are dangerous or inappropriate. Teaching them to "mind me" is not my number one priority, it's teaching them why they should not do things because this understanding eventually translates to situations where they need to make a decision on their own. A 6-7 month old baby is not going to understand at this level so redirection is appropriate until she is older. As you mentioned, she shrieks and cries for a minute and then is easily calmed with a new toy. Instead of telling her "no!" you could just do the switch: remove the cords from her hands and place a toy in them instead. As Ash mentioned, saying something like "this is not for you or this is not a toy" while you do is good practice for later when she understands your words. This gets harder as she gets older and that's when you might need to be more firm if danger is involved. One way to do this is to find different words to use rather than "no." Like if she's reaching for a knife, yell "sharp, ouch!" or if she's heading toward the street yell "stop, danger!" or something like that. At first she will respond to the tone of your voice, but she'll also pick up on the words you're using and associate them with what she tried to do. Knife is sharp, it can hurt me. Street is dangerous, I stop. Etc. This becomes second nature the more you practice it and reserves the word "no" for very important or serious occasions.
When I first read about this type of disciplining and watched some of my more experienced AP friends practicing it, it felt very foreign and strange. But the more I practiced, the more second nature it all became. So now, on #3 here, I don't even think of the word no for Avery. I'm always redirecting. I'm mostly redirecting for Austin, too (who is 2.5 years old) by suggesting he do something different, but I'm more firm with him when something is dangerous or harmful. And of course, I'm not at all perfect and NO slips out several times a day no matter how hard I try.
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Yeah you're right, my friend is leading the obedience train by fear. She would tap her daughter's hand (rather than use a switch) to get her to learn "no." But it was super gentle, so I don't really think it was that bad? The theory behind it was not my cup of tea, though. I have only seen her a few times since she had her baby last August and I was really surprised when she told me how she's going about training her daughter... Her views on parenting are far different than I expected. This friend is actually the one who I learned about the whole midwifery/homebirthing world from! I thought for sure she would be raising her children AP. Very wrong. I guess I had just naively come to think that all homebirthing parents were part of the AP world. That was a wake-up.
Thanks for clarifying all of that. I am on the same page with gentle discipline. I am really anxious about the whole disciplining thing in general... Neither DH nor I have anyone to model our parenting/disciplining after. It's just so foreign to me, I'm not looking forward to figuring it out at all. I hope I get used to the whining quickly. It's god-awful annoying!
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Natural birth and midwives used to be a sure sign of AP. Not anymore. I was so amazed to listen to the conversations that went on in the waiting room at my midwives' office. Sometimes I wanted to ask the moms why they were bothering to have a natural birth! I remember during the water birth class I had to take, I was the only mom not planning to circumcise. Sigh.
I think having a midwife has become trendy. To each their own. I just don't get it.post #265 of 3526/22/12 at 8:49pm- Abraisme
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I agree with the others. It hasn't even occurred to me to use 'no' with Coralie yet. Really, I don't think I use it all that much in general (except with the iPad!!!). Tantrums happen, it sucks, you manage and get through it. There's such a learning curve with parenting, all you can do is try things and do your best. I'm doing things much different now with #3, like positive discapline, which took me several years to discover with my first.
post #266 of 3526/22/12 at 8:51pmQuote:I think this is a little closed minded :/ These are definitely both big parenting issues, but I don't think they go hand in hand. If I wasnt nursing I would type more...but this comment really struck me.
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Quote:Eh... my point was simply that natural birth and AP used to go hand in hand. I suppose moms are doing the natural birth thing for themselves now, rather than for the potential benefits for the baby. In which case, natural birth isn't about parenting, so it's not a big parenting issue. Right?
Ash, and you know I love you, I feel like they do go hand in hand. Natural birth is natural, right? Then isn't leaving a baby intact also natural?
For the sake of full disclosure, I did not have a natural birth with Jasper. I had a big, fat epidural.
eta: I'm not making my point very clearly, as usual. I don't mean to say that moms haven't always had natural births for themselves! I know it is empowering, great, etc. I'm just trying to say that it seems like the main push used to be for the benefits to the baby.
Edited by TalkToMeNow - 6/22/12 at 9:26pmpost #268 of 3526/22/12 at 9:26pmYes, I agree, they did used to go hand in hand. Literally anybody who chose natural birth was "a hippy".
Im fine with agreeing to disagree. Haha. I think I could have phrased what I was trying to say better (and less snarky sounding) if B hadnt woke up in the middle of me typing my first sentence.
I think a lot of people do natural birth for themselves now, yes. Even home birth. People hate hospitals, dont want to be bothered by doctors. I know people who smoke through their pregnancies and still prefer all natural home births. Obviously not baby-minded people. I also know some very AP moms who have circ'd boys (Im not sure why or the reasoning, I never asked).
I am also very sensitive to AP stereotyping lately. Ever since that stupid Time magazine controversy I swear AP cant get out of the judgement box. People are thinking all AP moms are the same.
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Quote:I feel you on that. I live in mainstream parenting land. I mean, all my mom friends, my daughters' friends' parents, moms at the pool, everyone. Before, I just felt a bit quirky. Now, I feel like everyone thinks I am one of "those moms." Whatever that even means....
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Quote:Well, the question I would ask in this situation is why does she need to tap her daughter's hand? Is it getting her attention so that she can then explain to her why she should not touch something? Or is it a physical consequence for her touching something? To me this is the type of thinking that eventually leads to spanking as a means to stop undesireable behavior. Or if not spanking, other types of behavioral training where a child is taught what to do or what not to do with rewards and punishments.
I find it scary just how much easier, how much more natural, it can feel to me to discipline by yelling no all the time or by "gently" swatting at a child who is hitting or biting. And how much simpler it can feel to force changes in behavior with sticker charts and time outs. Why? Because that is how I was raised and how many around me were raised. But I can say from my own experience that, with my kids, these tactics are useless and in the end create more problems than they solve. There is also research to back that up. Not to mention that I feel awful after I have allowed myself to discipline in one of these ways. It doesn't feel good, it doesn't feel respectful. Like Abra said, it can take quite a while to figure out your personal discipline philosophy, especially b/c every child is different and what easily works for one may be wholly ineffective for another. But- for me- at the root of all discipline there needs to be respect for the child.
post #271 of 3526/23/12 at 12:35pmI've told Éowyn "No" once, because she was crawling onto the hearthpad around our wood stove to look at the fire. She cried, because she had never heard me be so stern with her before, but after I snuggled her and calmed her down and I brought her closer to look and to see that it's hot. Since then she's tried it a few times while looking at me, and I've said no (although not as harshly, the first time she surprised me by going for it, the other girls never did). But that's pretty much the only standing rule in our house. Don't get on the hearth during fire season.
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I feel I haven't posted in forever! We're now napping Luca in bed, rather than carrying him in the ergo for hours. It was way easier than I expected to transition him, but he doesn't always nap on the first try, and I pretty much have to have nothing planned so I can be flexible about napping him. The good part is that he has had a couple of 2-hour naps, and wakes up much differently than after his usual 45 minute naps. The bad news is that I spend even more time in bed and I'm entirely frustrated with it! I read a lot on the computer but can't type because of the noise. And there's no time to clean the house, and definitely no time to be alone or doing anything remotely creative. My dh and I are still trying to figure this out, since he gets a ton of baby breaks, naps, and still has his hours of alone time after I go to bed with the baby. I know it's for the better, and we can figure this out!
Luca's now crawling and pulling up with ease. I'm in the middle of babyproofing at least our living room, but as I said, I don't have much time. My dh gets all crazy if the house is half moved, and wow, this has been a stressful week. The bottom line is that we have too much crap. I so want to get rid of 90% of what I own, but my dh is not on board with that.
Two more teeth here, for a total of 5. Breastfeeding has been a bit ouchy figuring that out. Mr. Thunderthighs is now 28" long and 20 pounds, about 75th percentile for both. Eating is going really well, with a lot less gagging. I know he's getting food down him, because his diapers have been G.R.O.S.S.
I've had some trouble with insomnia this week, and not the usual 2 hour cycle, but a 4 hour cycle in the middle of the night. I've used valerian. It's worked every night. My herbalist friend told me it's not like a sleeping pill, and that you've got to use it for a week or two before it starts to work. But for me, it's always worked immediately.
Some kids are just super obedient, I think, and others are simply not. With my dd, the more I told her NO, the more I had to tell her NO. It seemed like she would deliberately seek out ways to be disobedient, until we were always NO NO NO. It's not like that anymore, and I am trying to avoid that with Luca. Of course, not having a room babyproofed really sucks for that. Why are babies innately attracted to electrical cords? Ugh. We're getting there. I think if you spend the first year telling a baby no, you get it all right back at you during year two.
Thanks for all the posting and sharing you all do! It's been keeping me company!
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I still feel like Levi is way behind. He's nowhere near crawling or pulling up, he's still not completely stable sitting up, he's not consuming solids, hardly ever. I hope he's still in the range of "normal" for these things. I keep wondering if his brain bleed at birth affected him and hope this isn't the case.
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Becky - My neighbor has a 6-1/2 month old son who is just as how you described Levi. He doesn't fully sit upright on his own yet. He doesn't have an interest in moving around on his own yet. She was so concerned when she saw how Sora was in contrast. But I think it must be normal! Her pediatrician hasn't been concerned. I mean, my friend's 9-month-old was at the same activity level as Sora was at 6 months too. I really think babies just develop at different rates, and especially I feel that their personalities impact things too. Sora is so high-energy all.the.time and just wants to move. But the other babies I mentioned are suuuuper laid back and more observant than active. Neither of them eats solids yet either. I hope this puts your mind at ease a bit!
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Becky, he is still in the range of normal. Our doc said crawling is a 9 month milestone.
Carey, is he hurting anything with the cords? We let Shay check them out, just try to keep them out of his mouth. He will lose interest soon. I pretty much only worry about things he will break or things that will break him.
I tend to think S is pretty well behaved. He responds to his name by looking at me, so if he is going for something, I can usually just call his name, he will look at me and I can point out something more appropriate (usually). We do a lot of redirecting around the baby, because S is very interested in giving kisses but he is new to teeth and seems to think they should be involved. I do want him to learn to love on his brother, so we totally supervise their interactions and intervene for comfort and safety only (I don't think saying no would be effective).post #277 of 3526/24/12 at 6:21am- Abraisme
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All those things sound like they're totally in the normal range. I've seen a few videos of Levi interacting and he seems perfectly fine! He was babbling and I think you mentioned trying to clap? Some babies work on other things first. Coralie is no where near crawling yet, and my DS didn't sit at all until 7mo.. I had another friend whose ds didn't eat solids until around 14mo. All are perfectly fine.
Quote:Originally Posted by Becky WheelerI still feel like Levi is way behind. He's nowhere near crawling or pulling up, he's still not completely stable sitting up, he's not consuming solids, hardly ever. I hope he's still in the range of "normal" for these things. I keep wondering if his brain bleed at birth affected him and hope this isn't the case.
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post #279 of 3526/24/12 at 8:40amWhew you ladies have been chatty! We were out of town for a couple of days but I was reading along.
Dylan has started cruising along the furniture. All this mobility is a lot of work! With my first son, he didn't do things until he perfected them. He didn't crawl on hands and knees until 11 months though I know he could do it sooner because he had tested it out here and there and he was army crawling at 6.5 months. Then he didn't walk until 14 months. But he never "toddled"- he wasn't wobbly at all. He just... walked. And that was that. But Dylan is just moving, moving, moving and working things out as he goes. I've never had to work through the clumsiness before. Needless to say, he bonks his head a lot. Oye vey! I will say, though, that is it so heart meltingly adorable to watch Dylan and his older brother play together.I missed most of the discussion surrounding this but I wanted to say a few things. Joanie, have you read any books on child development regarding normal behavior? I can point you to a few if you're interested! For me, I have to constantly remind myself of what is happening developmentally with my child. Both with my 7 month old and my 3 year old (OH WOW ARE 3 YEAR OLDS FRUSTRATING!) But it's important to remember what is happening, like, when a small child does the same thing repeatedly, even after you've let them know it isn't okay or you've redirected or whatever, and they are looking right at you when they do it (AH! FRUSTRATING!) what they are really doing is testing boundaries to make sure that you are going to react the same way each time. They WANT you to say no/ redirect/ etc each time. They WANT that reinforcement and stability. It tries my patience, for sure, but they aren't doing it to be annoying. So first, and most importantly- don't take it personally! It's normal. Tantrums are normal. Boundary testing is normal. Exploration at this age is the name of the game, so we need to be encouraging that.
Becky- do you take Levi to well-child exams? That might set your mind at ease, or at the very least if there is an issue they could catch it early. Given his birth injury it is really important to be doing regular checkups for that very reason.
post #280 of 3526/24/12 at 11:43amQuote:I was thinking this same thing! It would be good to have his coordination and muscle tone looked at. Sometimes birth injuries like Levi's can leave a baby with perfectly normal cognitive abilities but still affect muscles and coordination. Early intervention is very key in treating these issues, and physical therapy and OT can usually help a lot if started early enough.
That being said, I dont think he is outside of the normal range yet. B is NOWHERE near pulling up and can wiggle places in a scooting way but has not crawled.
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1938, Volume 46
- 1 Monopolistic Elements in Commercial Banking
by Lester V. Chandler - 108 The Concept of Lawful Money
by Edward C. Simmons - 153 Transport Competition and Proposed Repeal of the Long-and-Short-Haul Clause
by Harold D. Koontz - 176 The Anomalous Course of South African Gold Mining Since 1925
by Philip S. Brown - 202 The Early Development of the Note-Brokerage Business in Chicago
by Don M. Dailey - 218 Railway Nationalization and Transport Co-ordination in France
by Herbert E. Dougall - 229 Some Recent English Books on Government Finance: A Review
by Simeon E. Leland - 241 Two Economists on Socialism
by Frank H. Knight - 305 The Maintenance of Agricultural Production During Depression: The Explanations Reviewed
by John K. Galbraith & John D. Black - 324 Currency Issues to Overcome Depressions in Pennsylvania, 1723 and 1729
by Richard A. Lester - 376 The Progress of Mass Production and the German Small-Scale Industries
by Walter Egle - 396 Speculation and the Risk-Preference
by Harold Barger - 409 Lawful Money: A Note
by Ira B. Cross - 414 Economics of Public Investment: A Note
by Hans Richter-Altschaffer - 416 Economics of Public Investment: A Reply
by Gerhard Colm - 457 Recent and Contemporary Theories of Progressive Taxation
by Elmer D. Fagan - 499 Stockholders' Liability Under the New York Act of March 22, 1811
by Stanley E. Howard - 515 The German Use of Unemployment-Insurance Funds for Works Purposes
by E. B. Mittelman - 537 Public Policy and Discriminatory Prices of Steel: A Reply to Professor Fetter
by Melvin G. De Chazeau - 567 Rejoinder to Professor De Chazeau's Reply
by Frank Albert Fetter - 609 The Silver Episode
by Herbert M. Bratter - 653 Business Cycles in Japan Before 1853
by William A. Spurr - 688 The Nature and Objectives of Economic History
by Chester W. Wright - 702 Economic Aspects of Soil Conservation
by Walter W. Wilcox - 714 Some Considerations in the Measurement of Productivity of Railroad Workers
by Herbert Ashton - 761 Interrelations of Production, Price, and Derived Demand
by Jacob L. Mosak - 788 Collective Wage-Making In Sweden
by Paul H. Norgren - 802 The Silver Episode: II
by Herbert M. Bratter - 857 The Productivity of Labor: Note on Terminology and Method
by Witt Bowden - 864 Lippmann's The Good Society
by Frank H. Knight
1937, Volume 45
- 1 Old Age Security in the Social Security Act
by Edwin E. Witte - 145 Some Notes on Duopoly and Spatial Competition
by A. P. Lerner & H. W. Singer - 187 Venetian Bankers, 1496-1533: A Study in the Early Stages of Deposit Banking
by Frederic C. Lane - 207 The New Industrialism in Latin America
by George Wythe - 229 The Economics of Carl Menger
by George J. Stigler - 289 The General Dynamics of Money
by James W. Angell - 347 The Productivity of Labor in Great Britain
by Witt Bowden - 370 Heckscher on Mercantilism
by Herbert Heaton - 394 Orderly Marketing in Agriculture
by Samuel Herman - 433 The Gold-Parity Depression in Norway and Denmark, 1925-28
by Richard A. Lester - 466 The Work of the Federal Housing Administration
by Arthur M. Weimer - 484 The French Franc, June, 1928--February, 1937
by William H. Wynne - 517 Reserve Bank Directors
by Karl R. Bopp - 577 The New Plea for Basing-Point Monopoly
by Frank Albert Fetter - 606 Agrarian Collectivism in the Soviet Union: I
by Lazar Volin - 634 Labor's Changing Political Line
by Philip Taft - 651 The Nature and Meaning of Rigid Prices, 1890-1933
by Don D. Humphrey - 662 The Organization of Industry and the Theory of Prices
by Arthur Robert Burns - 681 The Effect of the Social Security Act on the Life Insurance Needs of Labor
by R. J. Myers - 721 The Federal Reserve System's Monetary Policy in 1931 and 1932
by Henry Hilgard Villard - 740 Some Thoughts on Marginal Productivity, with Special Reference to Professor Douglas' Analysis
by David Durand - 759 Agrarian Collectivism in the Soviet Union: II
by Lazar Volin - 789 Acitivity of Mutual-Savings-Bank Deposits
by W. H. Steiner - 804 Protective Duties, Tributes, and Terms of Trade
by G. A. Elliott - 808 "Gold-Parity Depression in Norway and Denmark:" A Discussion
by C. Lawrence Christenson - 810 "Gold-Parity Depression in Norway and Denmark": A Rejoinder
by Richard A. Lester - 813 "Gold-Parity Depression in Norway and Denmark": A Reply to a Rejoinder
by C. Lawrence Christenson - 815 The Productivity of Labor in Great Britain: A Further Note
by Witt Bowden - 817 A Comment Concerning "The New Plea for Basing-Point Monopoly"
by Ralph J. Watkins
1936, Volume 44
- 1 Rules versus Authorities in Monetary Policy
by Henry C. Simons - 145 The Zloty, 1924-35
by Lawrence Smith - 184 Free Banks and Corporations: The New York Free Banking Act of 1838
by Bray Hammond - 210 Metal Resources and Their Conservation
by Robert K. Warner - 225 Immigration to New England, 1680-1740
by Clifford K. Shipton - 240 The Argentine Grain Board
by Simon G. Hanson - 289 A Comparison of Industrial Growth in France and England From 1540 to 1640
by John U. Nef - 318 Socialism, Planning, and the Business Cycle
by Wilhelm Ropke - 339 The Variable Reserve Ratio
by Leonard L. Watkins - 374 The Organization of Farm Laborers in Germany
by William T. Ham - 398 Note on the Progress of Iron Production in England, 1540-1640
by John U. Nef - 433 The Quantity of Capital and the Rate of Interest: I
by Frank H. Knight - 464 The Motor Carrier Act of 1935
by James C. Nelson - 505 A Comparison of Industrial Growth in France and England from 1540 to 1640
by John U. Nef - 534 The Gold Certificate
by Edward C. Simmons - 544 Some Aspects of the Double-Taxation Problem
by Carl F. Wehrwein - 554 Stackelberg on Monopolistic Competition
by Wassily Leontief - 577 French Population Theory Since 1800: I
by Joseph J. Spengler - 612 The Quantity of Capital and the Rate of Interest: II
by Frank H. Knight - 643 A Comparison of Industrial Growth in France and England from 1540 to 1640: III
by John U. Nef - 667 Mr. Keynes on Underemployment Equilibrium
by Alvin H. Hansen - 687 An Index of Working Class Purchasing Power for Great Britain, 1929-35
by P. Sargant Florence - 691 Note on Factors Affecting Our Monetary Supply
by Ira B. Cross - 721 Wage Subsidies as a Remedy for Unemployment
by Nicholas Kaldor - 743 French Population Theory Since 1800: II
by Joseph J. Spengler - 767 Mr. Keynes on the Rate of Interest and the Marginal Efficiency of Capital
by P. T. Ellsworth - 791 Orthodox Economic Theory: A Defense
by J. A. Estey - 803 Organizational and Procedural Changes in Employee Representation Plans
by David J. Saposs
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- 1 The Joint-Stock Company in England, 1800-1825
by Bishop C. Hunt - 102 Unemployment Insurance in Germany: A Rejoinder
by Otto Nathan - 145 The Monetary Aspects of the Walrasian System
by Arthur W. Marget - 187 Unpublished Papers and Letters of Leon Walras
by William Jaffe - 208 Factors Determining the Economic Development of a Michigan "Country Town"
by Arthur Weimer - 226 Taxation of Foreign and Domestic Goods in China
by Albert C. Muhse - 246 Individual Employer Reserves in Unemployment Insurance
by George Wheeler & Eleanor Wheeler - 289 State Supervision of Local Finance
by Harley L. Lutz - 306 Money and Production
by Walter Egle - 331 The Joint-Stock Company in England, 1830-1844
by Bishop C. Hunt - 365 Building Costs in the Business Cycle: With Particular Reference to Building Sponsored by Governments in the United States
by W. D. Conklin - 433 Interrelations of Demand, Price, and Income
by Henry Schultz - 482 The Fluid-Milk Program of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration
by John Cassels - 506 The Chilean Nitrate Industry
by Donald McConnell - 530 The Trend of Savings, 1900-1929
by Cleona Lewis - 548 Berle and Means on the Modern Corporation
by Ben W. Lewis - 577 Professor Knight and the "Period of Production"
by Fritz Machlup - 625 Professor Knight and the "Period of Production": Comment
by Frank H. Knight - 628 American and Norwegian Whaling: A Comparative Study of Labor and Industrial Organization
by Elmo P. Hohman - 653 Triangular Trade
by Arthur R. Upgren - 674 Unlimited Liability in Early American Corporations
by Shaw Livermore - 688 H. M. Robertson on Max Weber and His School
by Talcott Parsons - 721 Saving, Investment, and Crisis
by Walter Egle - 743 The Banking Act of 1935
by Howard H. Preston - 763 The Banks and the Stock Market
by Harold Barger - 778 Nationalist Collectivism and Charles A. Beard
by Harry D. Gideonse - 800 Notes on Problems of Adjustment in Canada
by Harold A. Innis - 808 The "Period of Production": A Final Word
by Frank H. Knight - 809 Barbara Wootton on Economic Planning
by Frank H. Knight
1934, Volume 42
- 1 James Laurence Laughlin (1850-1933)
by John U. Nef - 6 Agricultural Credit Legislation of 1933
by Howard H. Preston & Victor W. Bennett - 106 The Emergency Railroad Transportation Act of 1933
by R. W. Harbeson - 145 The Failure of Monetary Policy to Prevent the Depression of 1929-32
by Lauchlin Currie - 178 Business and the Law: A Comedy in Three Acts
by Myron W. Watkins - 202 Inflation and Enterprise in France, 1919-26
by Max J. Wasserman - 237 Workmen's Compensation Experience in Ohio During the Depression
by Louis Levine - 249 Robinson's Economics of Imperfect Competition
by Joseph A. Schumpeter & A. J. Nichol - 260 The Economic History of Modern Europe: Two New Manuals
by M. M. Knight - 289 Some Considerations on Unemployment Insurance in the Light of German Experience
by Otto Nathan - 328 National Social Insurance in France
by William Oualid - 344 Bases of State Taxation of Domestic Stock Insurance Companies
by K. M. Williamson - 371 Egypt's Balance of Trade
by C. Bresciani-Turroni - 385 The French Solution for the Railway Problem
by Herbert E. Dougall - 433 General Overproduction: A Study of Say's Law of Markets
by Hans Neisser - 466 Emergency Employment in Theory and Practice
by Richard A. Lester - 492 The Growth of Trade to 1913
by J. T. Phinney - 508 The Insurance of Bank Deposits
by J. H. Taggart & L. D. Jennings - 517 Price Fluctuations and the Gold Supply
by Rufus S. Tucker - 531 The Theory of Monopolistic Competition
by Morris A. Copeland - 577 The Problem of Statistical Demand Techniques for Producers' Goods: An Application to Steel
by Roswell H. Whitman - 595 The New Model Trade Agreements
by Ethel B. Dietrich - 613 Discrimination Between Places Under Section 3 of the Interstate Commerce Act
by D. Philip Locklin - 641 The External Depreciation of the Dollar and its Effect Upon the Price Level in the United States
by S. D. Zagoroff - 654 Union and Non-Union Wages and Hours in the Street Railway Industry
by Emerson P. Schmidt - 660 "The Common Sense of Political Economy" (Wicksteed Reprinted)
by Frank H. Knight - 721 The Status of Unemployment Insurance in Great Britain
by Helen Fisher Hohman - 753 Crisis and Readjustment in Australia
by Allan G. B. Fisher - 783 The Increase in the Number of Stockholders in American Corporations Since 1929
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Two past interns have filed complaints against Bell Mobility regarding its internship program.
Almost every 'unpaid internship' that is not affiliated with an educational institution is unlawful in Ontario.
That simple statement seems to baffle a lot of HRM folks and companies who use unpaid internships. I'm not sure why. We should assume that if people do work for a business, they should be paid for it. Yet there seems to be a belief that by calling someone an 'intern', an employer can magically avoid all of the employment laws put in place to protect workers under our laws. In our law, there is no such thing as an unpaid intern. Intern appears no where in the Employment Standards Act. It is a term made up by employers. You begin from the assumption that someone who comes to work, and performs work, is entitled to be paid for that work.
I've written about this many times before, so I don't want to review all of the legal principles again. Here is my review of the Ontario law that governs unpaid work from nearly 3 years ago. The issue is attracting greater attention today, owing to a resistance movement against 'unpaid internships', and the government's own recent promotion of the fact that the practice is almost always a breach of the Employment Standards Act.
And yet, businesses continue to break the law, suggesting the message is not getting through. Check out this ad, sent to me by a reader:
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Location: Aurora/Ottawa, Ontario
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ITinCanada, Canadian Government Executive, Biotechnology Focus, Laboratory Focus and Vanguard media properties are now accepting applications in our Aurora and Ottawa, Ontario locations.www.itincanada.ca
www.vanguardcanada.comWe are a media publishing firm that services the information technology, government, life science, laboratory, and defence markets. This is a full-time position from Monday-Friday between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. We offer a $500 honorarium per internship. There is a possible opportunity for full-time employment for the right candidate(s) after the internship term.
The candidate must have strong research, interviewing, writing and social media skills and be able to meet deadlines. Candidates should have a good grasp of CP Style, and some form of post-secondary journalism training at the college or university level. This position offers plenty of hands-on experience, with opportunities for published articles.
Sometimes it's difficult to tell from a job description in an ad whether an 'internship' job will be unlawful, because the conditions aren't set out in detail. That's not the case here, if we assume that this company is governed by Ontario law, at least. You know that these jobs will be unlawful by the time you get to the "Salary" 4 lines into the ad: "$500 honorarium." Section 1(2) of the ESA tells us that someone receiving training is an 'employee' unless the employer tells the person that they "will receive no remuneration for the time he or she spends in training". If this isn't clear enough, keep reading the ad: There is a possible opportunity for full-time employment for the right candidate(s) after the internship term. Section 1(2) of the ESA also tells us that a person is an employee if she is "accorded a right to become an employee of the person providing the training." Boom.
A full-time job paying $500 total! Ridiculous. And illegal. The government says that the laws are already in place to stop this practice, which in theory is true. However, the law is failing. Employers ignore it, and the government lacks the will or capacity to police the legislation. Part of the problem is that the law is difficult to find and read. It doesn't say that unpaid internships are unlawful. Instead, it provides a somewhat confusing and ambiguous definition of an 'employee' that creates room for disagreement. It then places the onus on the employee to learn the law and to challenge the employer by filing a legal complaint. Since an important reason to accept an unpaid internship is to obtain useful job references, few employees will bother to complain. This creates the perfect storm for systemic abuse of the law.
What would you do to fix the problem?
One answer is to amend the law to remove: (1) subsection (c) of the definition of 'employee' in Section 1(1), which says that an "employee" includes "(c) a person who receives training from a person who is an employer, as set out in subsection (2)"; and (2) subsection 2(2), which explains when a person receiving training is an 'employee'. These two clauses together create an exception from the ESA for work that is similar to a training program from an educational institution, but that is not actually affiliated with an educational program.
The result of removing these two clauses would be that only training programs officially linked to a university or college program would be exempted from the ESA. Thus, if a media company like the one posting the illegal internships above wants to use 'interns', it will need to hook up with an educational institution that offers a coop program in journalism or writing. We would be left with Section 3(5)2, which says that a person is not an 'employee' covered by the ESA who, " performs work under a program approved by a college of applied arts and technology or a university."
I actually like that idea. It has the benefit of simplifying the law. Since the purpose of the law is to allow and encourage vocational training opportunities, why not just require the program to be linked to a vocational training institution. The worker is not paid for the work, but they are receiving educational credit, and the educational institution can help police the work to ensure the students are not being mistreated.
Another option is to require employers to obtain a government permit to use unpaid workers after a process in which the worker is explained the law. That would require a check on the system, and would educate both workers and employers about the legal issues.
Issues for Discussion
There are other possibilities for reform. What do you think about the proposals I've suggested? What other proposals would you suggest?
A challenge for the law is distinguish unpaid work that should be treated as employment, and unpaid 'volunteer' work which the state wants to encourage. For example, should we require the Ontario Cancer Society to treat all volunteers as employees, and pay them minimum wage, overtime pay, and give them paid holidays? A company might encourage its employees to volunteer for a local food bank. Should the law treat that work as 'employment' requiring wages, and benefits, et cetera? That might discourage important volunteer work. How can a legal rule ban unpaid 'intern' work, but still permit 'volunteer work' that benefits society?
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: OOOOH SH*T . .. some nekkid pics of Ciara hit the web. They were supposedly taken by Ciara . . . as a BIRTHDAY PRESENT to her BF 50 cent!!!
She is a beautiful!! I just started a YOUTUBE channel... something I've been thinking about doing for a LONG TIME!! So if you believe in acheiving your dreams, please support mine! Love makes the world go 'round! :)
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First of ALL MTO she not even showing anything so WHO CARES...AND even if she was, these non-singers make a living off of their body now adays if they dont have talent. Most of them have posed this nude before. This isnt shocking...come back when you have *** TAPES. Those are not meant to be seen.
Pics like this are perfectly fine with artist....yall aint hurting her. And she dont look bad. RIHANNA does the same level of naked for that album cover and GQ!!?!!? People dont care about showing this much anymore!!!! Nice try MTO.
First of all there is nothing sexy about those pictures. I can see why they were never released. Secondly, why in the hell would 50 take pictures of her with flowers painted on her body? This wouldn't turn no man on. Thirdly, what the hell is wrong with her legs in the first picture? What next, a fake *** tape? All this to sell an album? Please stop putting 50"s name in with this mess. He ain't helping no one to sell their album. Silence is golden.
Who cares as "she" is really a "HE" as Ciara was born a hermaphrodite - with a *** and a vagina so it does not matter as she continuously is trying to prove something. She should have kept her BIG MOUTH closed on the Oprah Winfrey show and never disclosed to the world that she was born with a d_ck. She's an idiot all day long !!!
I guess Rihanna has set the stakes up high, no talent, nudity , domestic violence, and or drugs will get u a number 1 album, Ciara and Rihanna both have to resort to these type of antics, they cant sale albums off of talent , because neither of the 2 have it, well Ciara can dance, but vocally they both are on the same level, which is why I dont understand why ciara's career aint popping like Rihannas, both of them, have no business singing to begin with,
CIARA IS NOT LIGHTSKINNED!!...ALL CIARA DOES IS GAP HER FUNKY LEGS OUT AND GYRATE IN VIDEOS!!... THAT TAKES NO TALENT PLUS NOBODY THINKS SHE IS SEXY!!.. CIARA is just like BRANDY AND KELLY ROWLAND...INDUSTRY HOES WHO ARE INSISTENT ON TRYING TO BE A *** SYMBOL WHEN NOBODY THINKS THEY ARE SEXY!!!...LMAO!!!
Ciara need to fire her management, PR Team , Producers & writers. Cus she has not had a hit since "Ride It" her career been on a halt . Mayb if she would get with the right management that knows how to point her in the right direction to reconnect to her audience/ fan base cuz we don't know where Ciara been or goin. I think she should get out of LA & go back to the ATL & get that southern sound she had back when she first started & mayb she can get somewhere other than takin pics .


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What is it going to take for you to change? We don't like change. As humans, we would prefer most things to stay the way they are. We settle down and get in the groove while enjoying the status quo. The corporate world is well aware of this fact and has written countless books and seminars on managing change and what to expect if someone moves your cheese.
God is a changer. He loves to change things. He himself does not change because He is perfect and not in need of improvement, however we are the ones who need constant improving. We are chunks of rock being ground to diamonds. This requires heat, friction and change. We don't like that.
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This original piece of art from the comic book "The Amazing Spider-Man" -- drawn by Todd McFarlane for the series' book no. 328, which came out in 1990 -- sold for $675,250, breaking the record for original American comic art. Read the story in the Hollywood Reporter here.
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In Tune: A wonderful concert for families
Dear readers,
IN TUNE: A wonderful concert for families
Our next Symphony concert is going to be a wonderful concert for families! It certainly will be a super concert for anyone who loves the piano or is studying the piano.
IN TUNE: The ultimate romantic date for Valentine's evening
Hello everyone and a Happy Valentine's Day to each and every one of you!
IN TUNE: Our joyous northwest celebration and tradition
Hello friends! Happy holidays to each and every one of you! I hope that I will be able to greet you all after the Holiday Pops concert this Thursday evening.
IN TUNE: Back by Popular Demand - Symphony Halloween Concert!
Here's wishing you a ghostly "BOO!" to start your Halloween season!
IN TUNE: Jugglers, Contortionists and Aerialist, Oh My!
I was wondering the other night what Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz would have thought of our upcoming concert CIRQUE DE LA SYMPHONIE!
IN TUNE: Put away these dates for our summer concerts
This year we got lucky and with Easter still in our hearts and minds, we will have the opportunity to share this spiritual and uplifting piece of music with you.
IN TUNE: Like the music in heaven
This year we got lucky and with Easter still in our hearts and minds, we will have the opportunity to share this spiritual and uplifting piece of music with you.
IN TUNE: Just plumb crazy, or the most romantic man who ever lived?
Yep. Hector Louis Berlioz was either plumb crazy or they just do not make men like that anymore — regarding romancing a woman, that is.
IN TUNE: My (and now your) favorite violin concerto
This Friday evening at the Auditorium at Bethel Church in Crown Point the Symphony will be performing my favorite violin concerto - the Korngold Violin Concerto. I am convinced that, after the concert, it will also be YOUR favorite violin concerto!
IN TUNE: My conversation with Santa and his crew
You ain't seen nothin' yet
So, you came to our opening Beatles-themed concert and you enjoyed it, eh? You looked and sounded like you enjoyed it. Immensely! All that twisting and shouting out there in the audience. HOLY COW!
IN TUNE: An open letter from John Lennon to the people of Northwest Indiana
Ladies and Gentlemen of Northwest Indiana:
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"We are the Champions! We are the Champions!" will be our call out to you during our upcoming GLEE concert!
IN TUNE: Beethoven — A wild and crazy guy!
When I am working on a score of Beethoven, I often think of what Steve Martin would say about him. I think Steve would constantly be exclaiming, "he was a wild and crazy guy!!"
IN TUNE: Clara Schumann — A Valentine's Day story
One would think that for our upcoming Valentines concert on Feb. 10, I would be writing about Tchaikovsky, Robert Schumann, or at least, some GUY. However, in writing about Valentine's Day and romantic music, I would like to bring to you the subject of an amazing woman.
IN TUNE: A spiritual tradition in Northwest Indiana
Last year, just before the Holiday Pops concert, a lovely lady said to me: " You know, Christmas just does not begin for any of us until we have come to this concert. We would never ever miss it. It is very special."
IN TUNE: Paying tribute to the man who died the same night as Stalin
It was the evening of March 5, 1953. Sergei Prokoviev, genius, world-class composer, brilliant pianist, good chess and tennis player, passed away.
70 years old and still swingin'!
As I contemplate the commemoration of 10 years since the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center and the impact it has had on this generation of Americans, I am also very much contemplating the day of December 7th, 1941, and its own impact.
IN TUNE: Disney in Concert a treat of sights, sounds
Hello and happy springtime!
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Greetings from Canada everyone!
Young Cello "Rock Star" Visits Symphony
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IN TUNE: Come out and support NISO Youth Orchestra
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When I worked for the St. Louis Symphony, I knew two people well -- Ben and Katherine Wells.
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Christmas is about a child. A very important, essential child for many people in our western world whether they are from Latvia, France, Italy, Poland, Mexico or America.
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NISO season opens with gala at The Venue
As the Northwest Indiana Symphony Orchestra begins its 69th season of sharing magnificent music with you, I send my very best greetings from the symphony players, the chorus members, and the youth orchestra members to all of you -- our valued patrons.
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Next Sunday is Valentine's Day again! Where will YOU be on Saturday evening?
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Automated scoring for elite half-pipe snowboard competition: important sporting development or techno distraction?
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Title | Automated scoring for elite half-pipe snowboard competition: important sporting development or techno distraction? |
Author | Harding, Jason; Mackintosh, Colin Gordon; Martin, David Thomas; Hahn, Allan Geoffrey; James, Daniel Arthur |
Year Published | 2008 |
Publisher | John Wiley and Sons Asia Pte Ltd |
Citation | Sports Technology, Vol. 1(6), pp. 277-290 |
Peer Reviewed | Yes |
Published | Yes |
Alternative URI | http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/jst.69 |
Research Centre | Centre for Wireless Monitoring and Applications; Griffith Institute For Tourism |
Faculty | Griffith Business School |
Publication Type | Journal Articles (Refereed Article) |
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