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Burlington Coat factory buys what they call buy outs. Which is merchandise other companies no longer want. Say Macys orders a certain coat and they no longer want anymore or they see its out of style, they then stop the order. With all the extra merchandise the vendors offer them a very cheap price so Burlington buys it. Its really out of style stuff.
In addition how there is no employee union is based on how they treat there employees. They will not start one (employees) for they will get fired. Burlington coat has hired many from Macys and Kholes (presidents and vice presidents only) which also treat there workers horribly. There raises are the bottom of the barrel. 10 or 15 cent a hour raise (no raises 2009). They had let go all there full time employees only to get part timers so they don't have to pay for vacations, sick, etc. They don't care about any employees and over work every single one of them. A modern day sweat shop.
Ask anyone who works at one. Believe me they will do anything possible not to have a union as they know and will continue to treat there employees under the worst conditions.
There quality of clothes have gone down since a company called bains bought them. A company who will run it to the ground and then sell it.
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Posted by Anonymous on 2010-02-07:
You are right. Burlington is like a big lots. They buy out LOTS of furniture or anyting else that is overstocked by a company and not selling. That is why they get them cheap, and turn around and sell them to the comsumer for cheaper than retail.
ummm....So if you don't like your job, quit. Why come on here and tell us about it? There are thousands of people out there that are unemployed right now and would be happy just to have A JOB. If you don't like what you make, then maybe you should look into taking up a trade, or find out how to go back to school to get a more proffessional job.
Posted by Anonymous on 2010-02-07:
Many, many , many employers have done the same thing you describe. Cut backs in hours, full/part time status, benefits, 401K matches, etc.
Myself, I LOVE Burlington. I shop there before TJMaxx, Filenes basement, Steinmart, etc. Better name brands, better prices.
Posted by Anonymous on 2010-02-07:
And lots of people don't want unions.
Posted by Critical_level2 on 2010-02-07:
I agree with LS on unions. Unions have the ability to destroy a business and cause major job loss, just look at what the UAW Union did to GM and Chrysler. At Burlington, a union would probably cause the prices to go up, which would hurt business.
Posted by Burlington Worker on 2010-02-07:
Some of there stuff even had a different label over the one that was originally on the coat. Bad business. Better check your coat it may be one of them.
Posted by Ytropious on 2010-02-08:
Uh what? That's because your company bought it and needs to cover the msrp. I've been other buy out places that don't retag but cover old tags with new stickers. What exactly is wrong with that?
Posted by Burlington Worker on 2010-02-08:
If you cover up labels. Its not a ticket. A label discribes the merchandise. If you thought you bought a Calvin Klien and underneath the label was the an original label that said something like henry's coats, what would you think? One, you over paid...........you can guess the other.
Posted by bcfworker2 on 2010-06-18:
burlington worker, you need to tell the whole story. As soon as those coats were discovered they were pulled from the salesfloor. We had to check every coat in the building to make sure there weren't anymore, by any other vendor. It's ok to be disgruntled about your job, but don't tell half truths just to make the company look bad.
Posted by PepperElf on 2010-06-18:
a sweat shop?
so you're paid less than minimum wage, off the books so you can't ever complain to the labor board about anything, and you make the coats yourself until your fingers are sore and bleeding?
or are you just in a job that you dislike?
you might want to consider job hunting, perhaps even use an employment agency, and put down that you only want full time positions
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To the Editor: The U.S. Justice Department covert seizure of Associated Press phone records in April/May 2012 is correctly described as an "affront to the free press clause of the First Amendment" in the editorial published on May 18, 2013 in the Corsicana Daily Sun. As stated, a free independent press is critical to keeping government honest and transparent.
This latest revealed collision of news organizations and the Obama Administration over the disclosure of national security information, shows the aggressive policy of the U.S. Justice Department to rein in leaks, according to the New York Times. The purpose is to make an example of government officials who talk to reporters.
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder has prosecuted more government officials for alleged leaks under the World War I era Espionage Act than all his predecessors combined. Along with Holder's refusal to comply with Freedom of Information Act requests and his repeating of "I don't know" before Congress — this policy is outrageous in a democracy that values freedom of the press.
For example, in June 2009, FBI agents tracked the telephone calls and e-mails of Fox News Washington correspondent James Rosen to a government advisor Stephen Jin-Woo Kim. Rosen had reported that U.S. intelligence officials were warning that North Korea was likely to respond to United National sanctions with more nuclear tests. Attorney General Holder personally signed off on the search warrant, naming Rosen a "possible co-conspirator" in violation of the Espionage Act for obtaining leaked classified information from Kim. In previous administrations, the focus has been upon the government leader, not the journalist. Yet in this instance, the focus was on depicting James Rosen as a criminal, for having received information from someone inside the government.
No wonder that there is little negative press about the Obama Administration, which embarrasses the President. National security is always the excuse of administrations trying to hide things people ought to know.
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To the Editor: A few weeks ago, the CHS Calicos Dance Team, under the leadership of new director, Amy Tidwell, presented a wonderful and entertaining evening of dance during their annual Spring Show. Over the past 20-plus years, Kara Guinn and her team presented a show which delighted the audience and inspired younger girls all over the CISD to pursue the art of dance in the hope they too would someday join the Calicos team.
Yes, the Spring Show, which has always been an event greatly anticipated and thoroughly enjoyed by those of us who love both the team and the art of dance, was presented again this year — for the first time under the very talented and able direction of Mrs. Amy Tidwell, a former Calico Captain and member of the Kilgore Rangerettes. This year's show, "Emotion in Motion," did not disappoint! There was an air of new energy and excitement! A class act! (Particularly moving was the dance and video presentation regarding teenagers and the terrible price of drunk driving). Congratulations to all the young ladies for the many awards you brought home from contest, and for your wonderful performances at the Spring Show this year!
Special thanks to Mrs. Tidwell for her dedication, her talent, and her devotion to the girls and their success! And thanks to the CISD school board, Dr. Frost, Principal O'Neil, and Tracy Abel for their support of this organization which provides such a positive and influential milieu for the girls and young ladies of our school district.
Billie Ann Mitchell
Thankful for care
To the Editor: I have been in Texas for a while, and all you hear is bad things about Texas ... how Corsicana is not a good place to live or get medical care.
Well, I'd like to set all of them straight.
I was at Navarro Regional Hospital for six days, and got the best care ever. And, yes, I've been in other hospitals, but this one was the best.
I would like to thank all the people on the second floor.
Thank you to Dr. Rogers, the nurses, X-ray department, lab, and the people in the cafeteria, and the cleaning people, for taking good care of me.
I hope people will start being thankful for having a good hospital in Corsicana.
Thank you,
Janice Odling
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Now that the holidays for 2013 are behind us and we've had a brief moment to reflect back on all that has transpired, I can say that we at The Salvation Army are humbled and amazed by how this community came together to help meet the needs of so many struggling people.
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As a volunteer with the Angels of Corsicana Troop Support, most of my time all year is spent on items, especially Christmas cards, to fill the stockings when we pack in December.
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No, mine. You hadn't posted in Regs so I didn't look down for your entries. I posted but they didn't take. Wonky computer stuff. NBD. |
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Oh for heaven's sake. (Perfectly safe for work) http://www.youtube.com/watch... |
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Omg, the girls who live next door were outside screeching again. There dad just sits there and says "the kids are kind of loud." I have a headache and my boys were out there playing with them, so I felt that I was well within my rights to walk over and tell all of them that screeching is not acceptable and they need to stop.
I try not to judge other peoples' parenting, but my neighbors need to enforce limits with their daughters. This guy NEVER says no to them. |
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I think you were correct, loud screeching is totally unacceptable......
"A Programmer is not in IT!" Since: Feb 09 32,328 Neda, stay with me! |
Judged: 1 1 1 Occasional days of screeching kids is not going to burn my cookies, but every day after school would. I give scarlet a pass though cause she had a headache, but next time she needs to put on white noise and go into the basement. |
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Judged: 2 2 If it was just occasional, I could deal. This is every day, glass-breaking screeching, though. I was finally at the point where I had to say something. If you know your kids are annoyingly loud, it is your job to tell them to tone it down. Instead, they have contests to see who can screech the loudest and highest. |
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i thought this was what it was before even clicking the link.... |
Oh, that's what I said! He needed attention from anyone around whoi would give it. It was sad. |
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Geez....what a sleeper the Monday Night Football game was....i had much bigger expectations for a matchup of Colts v. Chargers.....sadly, i was nodding off by the half....lol....
"A Programmer is not in IT!" Since: Feb 09 32,328 Neda, stay with me! |
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Judged: 1 1 My MIL is at some conference so I was home, cleaning the play room. And it was so bad that it took most of the day to get it sorted out and I'm still really not done. Little kids can be so gross. Lulu's idea of cleaning up is to get a bag or bin and just fill it up with whatever is on the floor. This includes dirty socks (6 pairs and a few singletons), used bandages and half-eaten snack bars. And I was ruthless too; if the sh!t made noise, I threw it out. I'm tired of listening over and over again to the same 10 seconds of a stupid song from a movie that we never saw (it was a dang happy meal toy from "Rio"). It the sh!t was half-used or really damaged, it went out. I only had a twinge of guilt when I tossed some "puppets" that Lulu had drawn and attached to chopsticks (she's very clever with the chopsticks, btw), but she hadn't touched them since she put on the play 6 months ago. But I think the dirty socks got to me the most; Lulu kept complaining that she didn't have any over the summer. No wonder! Half of them were "lost" in the cr*p. |
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Judged: 1 Can you come over and talk to the guy with the loud Japanese motorcycle across the street??? All weekend and yesterday (holiday), too, he was loudly revving it several minutes at a time (I guess his buddies come over and work on it)- it was beautiful out but I had to close everything up because I couldn't even hear the TV, let alone think. And then he comes and goes really early and really late, waking us up. Sunday, I heard him leave and could hear him go to the main road and all the way down the main road, it's so loud. I am SOOOO over it. So rude. I wish he'd turn it down somehow. This is at the house where the husband died in a motorcycle wreck last spring. I think the wife moved in another guy a couple months ago and he has a loud bike, too. Wonder how her 4 year old gets any sleep with the noise. My daugher has had to come sleep in my room because of the nouise (they're at her end of the house). Thanks for letting me vent. I've been aggravated all weekend! :D Glad you got to say something. |
"Equality" Since: Jul 12 4,223 Location hidden |
If you don't feel comfortable speaking to them, I'd anonomously complain to the cops so they can talk to him about keeping it down. |
Since: Jun 09 850 Saint Petersburg, FL |
Judged: 1 I was thinking about checking the noise ordinances with the city and seeing what they say. I just wonder if they'd do anything if it's the daytime. I know I can complain the next time it's very late at night. I don't like to be the whiny neighbor, but it's really, really becoming disruptive. It's become a very regular/frequent occurence and when it happens, it's most of the day. I don't mind some noise, I don't care if people have occasional loud parties or anything like that. That's life. This has jsut gotten unbearable. And now that we're finally getting nice weather, I'd like to sit in my yard or open the windows and enjoy it!!! |
"A Programmer is not in IT!" Since: Feb 09 32,328 Neda, stay with me! |
I am still just a few degrees too hot to open the house. Tried it yesterday, but had to go back the ac after a couple of hours.
Since: Jun 09 850 Saint Petersburg, FL |
Mid day is still hot here, too, but mornings and late mid to late afternoon are nice! |
"Equality" Since: Jul 12 4,223 Location hidden |
It's 64 degrees in Chicago right now.
Since: Jun 09 850 Saint Petersburg, FL |
Lucky!!! We are going to the FL panhandle in a few weeks. Can't wait for some fall weather!!! |
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60 percent of Manila flooded; 7 killed
MANILA - Flood-battered residents of the Philippine capital and surrounding areas appealed for help Tuesday as relentless monsoon rains, which have claimed at least seven lives, submerged more than half of Manila.
Water engulfed entire homes and vehicles in large parts of the megacity of 12 million people, trapping many people and forcing tens of thousands into evacuation centers.
"We have had nothing to eat, nothing to wear. A few people went to houses on higher ground, but most of us had nowhere to go," Dinah Claire Velasco, 44, a resident of a blue-collar coastal district on the outskirts of Manila told AFP.
"My children and other people were able to seek refuge on the second floor of my house but a lot of others had to just sit on their roofs... We're waiting for rescue, for help, even just food."
But groups involved in the rescue effort said they were being overwhelmed.
"We are getting a lot of calls for rescue... we would really be hard pressed to rescue all of them," a Philippine Red Cross official told a government briefing on the floods, which was broadcast on national television.
At least 60 percent of Manila was flooded on Tuesday morning, with some places enduring waters climbing as high as 2.1 meters (seven feet), an official with the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority told the briefing.
In one part of the capital, 47.5 centimeters (18.7 inches) of rain fell in the 24 hours to Monday morning, according to Esperanza Cayanan, a meteorologist in charge of Manila for the state weather forecaster.
She said this was the same amount as which normally fell for all of August, already one of the wettest months of the year.
While no-one had been reported killed in Manila, four more people were confirmed to have drowned in flooded farming provinces to the north, said Reynaldo Balido, a spokesman for the government's disaster management council.
This brought the confirmed death toll from two days of flooding across the main island of Luzon to seven.
The economic toll also started to grow, with the stock exchange, government offices and schools in Manila closed for a second consecutive day.
Many domestic flights at Manila's airport were cancelled, while international flights were delayed on Tuesday morning. Flooded roads to the airport were impassable.
The state weather agency warned the rain would continue through Tuesday, issuing its top level red alert for Manila and neighbouring provinces.
The red alert means "serious flooding" is likely in low-lying areas, and more than three centimeters (1.8 inches) of rain is expected every hour.
The heavy rains were due to the seasonal monsoon being exacerbated by Tropical Storm Trami, known locally as Maring, which was hovering to the north of the Philippines.
Trami had been nearly stationary since Monday, according to the weather bureau.
The Southeast Asian archipelago endures about 20 major storms or typhoons annually, generally in the second half of the year and many of them deadly.
The extent of the flooding across Manila recalled memories of Tropical Storm Ketsana, which flooded 80 percent of the capital in 2009 and claimed more than 460 lives.
However Ketsana took most people in Manila by surprise, and residents as well as the government have taken many measures to be better prepared.
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One of the most important tools this week has been the #RescuePH hashtag on microblogging site Twitter.
"URGENT RESCUE: floods now reaching the second floor of houses there. #RescuePH" one post said, identifying the location of the district in Manila.
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As a kid, I remember looking in the fridge and being totally grossed out when seeing a jar of pickled herring staring back at me. It got worse when I searched the freezer for chocolate chip ice cream and found, instead, the grownup flavors of maple nut or cherry nut. Yuck. What were my parents thinking?! My taste buds were pretty well stuck in a pizza and chicken nuggets mode back then and many foods that my parents liked fell into my food dictionary as "old people food."
So either I am getting older or food options are getting better. I will go for the latter. Considering that I had never tried an avocado until I was thirty, it is shocking to me that they hold their own on the top of my guilty pleasures list. My family will not eat them so I can leave them on the counter all week without the risk of them being eaten. Of course, the same cannot be said for chocolate or cookies. So, what is in your food dictionary? Do you stick to the same things that make you happy or do you venture out to see if you can add another item to your list? While I am exploring and trying new foods, I have been quite a curmudgeon when it came to my favorite drink. There was no substitute or new flavor that could sway me away---just go home Mello Yellow.
For over 25 years, my guilty pleasure has been Diet Dew. Oh how I love that bubbly fruit flavored drink. And, since I do not drink coffee, soda has been my morning beverage of choice. I justified my addiction by noting that I do not have other vices so what was wrong with a little pop? After all, I was not spending my time out boozing, cheating, or gambling so a little Diet Dew was O.K….right?
My habit was to drink around three to four cans of pop a day until a friend mentioned to me that carbonation is not good for you and actually expands your stomach. Well, there it was…cue music and the heavens open! The answer to those extra pounds and the larger stomach I was carrying around! So, much to my disbelief, I said goodbye to my favorite beverage this past April and replaced it with water. It has been a boring and uneventful change to say the least. The fruit flavored waters give me heartburn, so those are out. And, yes, I said heartburn…gosh, I am getting old. Plain, noncarbonated, and unflavored water and I have started a not so exciting love-hate relationship and cheating has crossed my mind. The pounds have not dropped off like everyone says they will so my next big step will be adding exercise back into my life. However, I am less hungry all of the time, and the caffeine that I thought kept me going each day actually made me groggy and, I have more energy without it.
Do I still crave pop? Yes. My morning ritual of stopping at the convenience store in Chatfield to pick up my drink and a snack is just as pleasurable as it used to be. Expecting another uneventful experience, I trudged in for a bottled water from their cooler and what do I see? Someone had put a can of Diet Dew in that slot instead! Was it fate? Were we meant to be together again? Oh the temptation! But, I quickly banished those thoughts and reached around it and grabbed water. After all, a few more weeks and I will be out of the rhubarb and on my way to more challenges. Hey, speaking of rhubarb...try this one. A little more work but well worth it.
Rhubarb Dessert
1 cup all-purpose flour
1/3 cup powdered sugar
1/3 cup margarine or butter
1 1/4 cups granulated sugar
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1/2 tsp. salt
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In a medium bowl, combine the flour and the powdered sugar. Using a pastry blender, or a fork, cut in the margarine or butter, until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Press into bottom of an ungreased, 9" x 9" baking dish. Bake at 350° F for 10 minutes. Note: Crust will be only partially done.
In a medium bowl, combine the filling ingredients and blend well using a fork. Pour over the partially baked crust.
In another medium bowl, combine the flour, sugar and the cinnamon. Use a pastry blender, or a fork, and cut in the margarine or butter, until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Sprinkle the crumbs over the filling. Bake at 350° F for an additional 55 - 60 minutes, or until the topping is light golden brown and the rhubarb is tender. Cut dessert into squares and serve warm with yogurt or whipped cream.


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-Hi! I'm David Carnoy from CNET, and I'm here with the Sony Reader Wi-Fi PRS-T1. The model comes in 3 colors (a black, red, or white) and retains the same responsive touchscreen of last year's Sony Readers and the inclusion of Wi-Fi in a lower $149 price tag, finally get Sony into the same pricing features realm as the Nook, Kobo Touch, and non-ad supporting Kindle Touch. While the Reader Wi-Fi is essentially a redesigned version of last year's PRS-650, the new model has a new form factor and weighs less, which is partially due to an all plastic rather than metal casing. In fact, at 5.93 ounces, the Sony weighs a hair less than Amazon's non-touchscreen Kindle, which comes in at 5.98 ounces. Overall, the Reader Wi-Fi has an elegant classy look and we like the design. Our only real complaint was that the glossy finish on the border around the touchscreen shows fingerprints at least on the black model re-reviewed. Sony was actually the first to license and include Neonode's infrared touchscreen technology in its last year's e-readers. Since then, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, and now Amazon have incorporated the technology into their latest touchscreen e-readers. Because the technology uses infrared sensors to register touch gestures on screen, it's allowed e-reader manufacturers to make touchscreen interfaces without adding an extra screen layer that reduces contrast. The touchscreen isn't just for navigation. You could also mark up text with the included stylus, jot down notes, and turn pages with a swipe of a finger. We also like how you could hold your finger down on a word to bring up its definition in the built-in dictionary. Better yet, you now also have the option to look up a word in Google or Wikipedia. And yes, the device has a built-in web browser. As for additional features like the Nook and Kobo Touch, you get a micro-SD card slot for expanding beyond the built-in 2 gigabytes of memory. The reader Wi-Fi's one bonus feature is the inclusion of audio support, which means you can listen to music while you read, a notable upgrade from the no audio Nook and Kobo models. If the Sony has a problem is that it just doesn't have some killer feature that puts it ahead of the Kindle Nook or Kobo. Aside from that, there's a lot to like about the PRS-T1. It's good to see Sony its best foot forward with a compact, lightweight, and attractively designed e-reader that has a solid feature set for an affordable price. Alas, with the e-reader bargain being as competitive as it is, it may just not be affordable enough at least here in the U.S. where Kindle Touch with special offer retails for just $99. Okay, so that's 2 problems, but who's counting? I'm David Carnoy and that's the Sony Reader Wi-Fi PRS-T1.
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