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A timesheet (or time sheet) is a method for recording the amount of a worker's time spent on each job.
Originally developed for an employer to determine payroll, timesheets are not just for payroll any more. Timesheets may record the start and end time of tasks, or just the duration. It may contain a detailed breakdown of tasks accomplished throughout the project or program. This information may be used for payroll, client billing, and increasingly for project costing, estimation, tracking and management.
Some companies provide web-based timesheet software or services that provide a means to track time for payroll, billing and project management. One of the major uses of timesheets in a project management environment is comparing planned costs versus actual costs,[1] as well as measuring employee performance, and identifying problematic tasks. This knowledge can drive corporate strategy as users stop performing or reassign unprofitable work.
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Factory workers often have a "time card" and "punch in" by inserting their card into an automatic timestamp machine (sometimes known as a bundy clock) when starting and ending their work shift.
Time tracking can lower costs in 3 ways: by making payroll processing more efficient, by making costs visible so you can lower them, and by automating billing & invoicing.
Time tracking can increase revenue through automating billing, which tends to make it easier for a company to get correct invoices out for all hours worked by consulting staff. This speeds up payment and eliminates the hassles of 'dropping' bills.
By lowering costs in 3 ways, and increasing revenue in one way, timesheet management technologies that are web-based can improve the health of companies.
In the project management world, timesheets can also be used to build a body of knowledge about how much effort tasks take to develop. For example if developing a training plan has historically taken a month, then it can be assumed that creating a new one will take a month. Also most timesheet software has the ability to track resource costs and project expenses to allow for better future budgeting.
For the HR function, the time spent on activities by individuals can be analyzed over a period of time and categorized into broad types. Based on the outcome roles could be realigned.
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- Prone to human error.
- Repetitive.
- Stressful to employees when used inflexibly.
- Rounding errors (12:27:34 is not the same as 12:30) Although Federal law in the USA requires that if employers round up when you clock in, they must round up when you clock out. So in this case it is not a disadvantage to the employee's pay calculation. It is only a disadvantage for accuracy
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- Time management
- Comparison of time tracking software
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on Feb 28, 2013 at 12:49 pm
Charging for paper bags is "an income transfer," Mr. Shanahan said. "It's 10 cents out of my neighbor's pocket. It's not very much but why am I making that decision?"
I would ask Mr. Shanahan if he thinks all such "income transfers" are beyond the purview of government? For instance, charging residents for a sewer system is an income transfer too. You think your neighbor should be able to discharge his waste into the street if he wants?
on Feb 28, 2013 at 1:17 pm
I am a resident who routinely uses the paper bags from grocery stores to recycle bottles, cans and newspapers. If I have enough of them, I use a reusable bag, as I do at the farmer's market each week. But I like the convenience of a biodegadeable paper bag to carry out my recycling. These bags are made from wood chips left over when square lumber is cut from round trees and from recycled paper and corrugated boxxes.
I am likely to be shopping at Robert's more, just for the convenience of getting paper bags. The compostable plastic bags I use for food waste are substantially more expensive. I favor banning the single-use plastic bags which are a blight on the landscape.But charging for the paper bags is silly.
Bravo Woodside!
on Feb 28, 2013 at 2:53 pm
"Encourage behavior", "educating the citizens", contributing to acid rain, and so forth... To pass a ordinance to ban bags, paper or plastic, says to the citizens of Woodside: "You're basically not smart enough or care enough about the environment to make such critical decisions without our (the council) infinite wisdom and supervision."
I, for one and perhaps many, find such an attitude by the elected officials of Woodside to be insulting. I highly doubt one will find Robert's bags floating in the Pacific or littering Asian. Strongly suggest allowing the citizens of Woodside to use their own judgment and intelligence to utilize and dispose of bags without "encouragement" or fines.
on Feb 28, 2013 at 8:07 pm
Peter Berger said, "...Strongly suggest allowing the citizens of Woodside to use their own judgment and intelligence..."
Oh, heaven forbid, Peter! Don't you know that elected officials always know best?
on Mar 1, 2013 at 7:43 am
Banning plastic bags without a charge on paper bags is a naive decision. First, it will result in a lawsuit from the plastic bag industry, which can claim (even without merit) that an Environmental Impact Report is necessary if bag usage switches from plastic to paper (instead of reusable). Without a fee, most people will continue to use paper.
Second, it fails to note the environmental impacts of paper bags. Forests are cut. Transportation needs increase. Disposal costs increase.
Third, this will increase the cost burden on retailers, who will see their costs increase as usage shifts to more expensive paper bags. This cost will be passed on to consumers in the form of higher prices.
Not smart.
on Mar 1, 2013 at 8:55 am
I heard a news story today that there have been two unintended consequences of these reuseable bag laws.
First, you probably heard that the number of food-borne illnesses has increased due to people not washing their reuseable bags. Imagine a little raw chicken juice from your last shopping venture sitting at the bottom of your cloth bag as you toss in a few apples.
Second, some stores are reporting shop lifting increases of over 20%. Thieves now go into stores with their own bags and it's impossible for store owners to determine which items the shopper may have come in with (which is the perpetrator's claim) and which they took from the shelves.
Beware of unintended consequences.
on Mar 1, 2013 at 9:15 am
Remedies can be found for unintended consequences. This is the essence of intelligent decision making and follow through on efforts to create a more livable world -- as opposed to throwing the one we have away, which we are rapidly doing.
Where I shop, it is assumed that you don't want to put a cooked chicken in your cloth bag. That can become a rule if need be.
As for shoplifting, that's a new problem? The sky is not falling here.
on Mar 1, 2013 at 1:05 pm
Unintended consequence or market opportunity? Clearly the makers of reusable bags have found their sales booming in recent years. How about a bag-washing service like those for diapers, towels, rags and uniforms? You turn in dirty bags at the store and get clean ones in exchange, for a small fee.
on Mar 1, 2013 at 3:53 pm
I don't support this part.
"retailers must keep records of the sale of paper bags."
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US District Judge Harold Baer Jr. Friday struck down a 1994 bootleg law banning the sale of bootleg recordings of live music. Judge Baer dismissed the indictment of a Manhattan business owner who sells bootleg recordings. The court held that the bootleg law was written in the "same spirit" as federal copyright laws. However, while federal copyright laws protect property for a fixed period of time, the bootleg law had no such time limit, granting "seemingly perpetual protection" to the original performances, and was therefore invalid. The ruling is not yet available online. AP has more.
House Republican leaders introduced broad legislation Friday in response to the 9/11 Commission Report recommendations. Touted as the most comprehensive effort yet to respond to the report, the proposed legislation affects law enforcement, immigration, border and security, and foreign policy. The legislation includes provisions that would make it easier to conduct surveillance on terrorism suspects without clear connections to foreign terror groups and would create a new national intelligence director. Review the proposed text of the 9/11 Recommendations Implementation Act [PDF] and read a statement from House Speaker Dennis Hastert. Reuters has more.
Lee Boyd Malvo, the teenager in the Washington-area "sniper" killings, plans to drop all appeals of his first conviction and will admit guilt in a second killing. The plea bargain eliminates the possibility of a death sentence for these crimes. In 2002, Malvo and partner John Allen Muhammad killed 10 people over several weeks in the Washington, DC area in a sniper-style shooting spree. If charges are pursued, Malvo may still face the death penalty in Alabama, Louisiana, and Virginia. Prosecutors in Prince William County, VA, stated that they are waiting for the US Supreme Court's ruling on the constitutionality of executing 16- and 17-year-old murderers, which should take place this fall. The Fairfax County Circuit Court has case records from the Malvo trial here. AP has more.
Attorneys for Governor Jeb Bush stated Friday that he may appeal Thursday's decision by the Florida Supreme Court striking down "Terri's Law" (Florida House Bill 35-E ). The case began over a bitter family dispute regarding keeping Terri Schiavo - severely brain damaged 14 years ago and in a vegetative state ever since - alive via a feeding tube. The Florida legislature enacted "Terri's Law" to empower the Governor to effectively override the courts after a lower court decided that Terri's husband could remove the feeding tube. The Florida Supreme Court's decision focused on a separation of power issue. "It is without question an invasion of the authority of the judicial branch for the Legislature to pass a law that allows the executive branch to interfere with the final judicial determination in a case," Chief Justice Barbara Pariente wrote. AP has more. JURIST's Paper Chase reported on the Florida Supreme Court ruling here.
Yusuf Islam, the British musician formally known as Cat Stevens, has declared that he will take legal action after the US denied him entry to the country earlier this week. On Tuesday, the FBI discovered that Islam was on a terrorism "watch list" and diverted his incoming flight from London to Maine. It was then insisted that he leave. In a press release issued on his website, Islam said:
The amazing thing is that I was not given (and have still not been given) any explanation whatsoever as to what it is I am accused of, or why I am now deemed an apparent security threat - let alone given an opportunity to respond to these allegations. I was simply told that the order had come from 'on high'. We have now initiated a legal process to try to find out exactly what is going on, and to take all necessary steps to undo the very serious, and wholly unfounded, injustice which I have suffered.I am a man of peace and denounce all forms of terrorism and injustice; it is simply outrageous for the U.S. authorities to suggest otherwise. I have dedicated my life to promoting peace and understanding throughout the world. It would be devastating were the charity work I do through my humanitarian relief organisation, Small Kindness, which helps countless children and families, and which is accredited by the United Nations, to be undermined by what has happened.
The US Navy announced Friday that it has charged three more personnel with abusing Iraqi prisoners. Those charged are members of an elite Navy SEAL unit. Earlier this month, four other members of the SEALs were charged with abusing prisoners in Iraq. The counts against the latest accused, as announced by the Naval Special Warfare Command, included aggravated assault with intent to cause death and serious bodily injury, assault with a dangerous weapon, maltreatment of detainees, obstruction of justice and failure to report abuse. The charges stem from the apprehension of a prisoner that occurred last November and which resulted in injuries that led to his death at Abu Ghraib prison. The NSWC press release is here. Reuters has more.
US Bankruptcy Judge Eugene Wedoff granted an emergency motion Friday in favor of union machinists and flight attendants of United Airlines who are trying to block United from eliminating their pension programs. The granting of the motion ended a procedural dispute by striking United's Thursday filing that had described improvements in the financial conditions of its pension plans and asserted that their elimination would not be as problematic as first anticipated. The motion was strongly backed by Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. (PBGC), which argued in court that United's motion "gives potentially opposing parties no realistic opportunity to respond and serves no legitimate purpose." If United ultimately succeeds, government agency PBGC would have to pay out billions of dollars in retirement benefits to current and former airline employees if United's own pensions were terminated. AP has more.
In a much-anticipated vote webcast live a few minutes ago on JURIST, California regulators have unanimously approved sweeping new rules designed to reduce auto emissions that create greenhouse gases contributing to global warming. The new regulations passed by the California Air Resource Board are expected to be adopted in many other states who follow California environmental standards in this area. JURIST's Paper Chase carried this background story on the vote earlier this afternoon.
Li Guoju, a Chinese gang leader convicted of selling more than 200 baby girls, has been executed in the city of Puyang, according to a story in China's Beijing Times. A Chinese court sentenced Guoju, along with other gang leaders, to death last July. Read about related death sentencings for the same crime here from Xinhua. Guoju's gang was captured last March after authorties discovered 28 baby girls being smuggled on a bus. Chinese hospitals had been illegally selling the babies for under $24 US. CBC News has more.
A sex trial of seven men slated to start Monday on Britain's remote Pacific colony of Pitcairn Island (official government website) is said by islanders and observers to have the potential to destroy a settlement first established over 200 years ago by mutineers from the ill-fated ship HMS Bounty, captained by William Bligh. After the 1789 mutiny, mutineers led by Fletcher Christian settled on the tiny island outcrop with a group of Tahitian women and girls. The settlement was undiscovered until 1808. Eventually brought under British jurisdiction, it survives today with a permanent population of under 50. Although public details are sketchy and the accused have not been named, the trials are for multiple sex offenses, some of which date back decades, and were instigated after an islander complained to a visiting British policewoman several years ago. Special judges and lawyers to try the case arrived from New Zealand earlier this week (more than doubling the island's population), and a special courthouse has been constructed for the proceedings. Many islanders are concerned because the seven accused are needed to man longboats that go out to meet ships that deliver supplies to the island, which has no port. Herbert Ford, an academic who directs the California-based Pitcairn Islands Study Center issued a statement Friday saying "There has been so much irregularity. . . so much that smacks of possible illegality demonstrated in documented form, that any trial conducted before these very serious matters are carefully studied and resolved would be a gross miscarriage of justice." BBC News provides background on the proceedings in a story from earlier this month (when the trial date was originally expected to be September 23).
Berlin officials Friday banned a march through the city by the extreme-right National Democratic Party (website in German; the German acronym for the party is NPD) that was scheduled for Saturday. According to a city interior minister, the party was being barred due to its use of "incitement to separate people." Recent electoral gains by the party in Saxony state elections, in which the NPD gained seats in a state assembly for the first time since 1968, have raised concern among some politicians in the country. Attempts by the government to ban the party were thrown out by courts last year. The press release from the Berlin city government announcing today's demonstration ban is here (in German). From Germany, Deutsche Welle has more on the NPD. BBC News has more.
In Friday's corporations and securities law news, the European Commission is set to approve the $7.7 billion hostile takeover bid by Oracle for rival software group PeopleSoft by next month. The Commission is still concerned about the impact of the takeover but felt it could not win a legal challenge in the European Court. Earlier this month, a US District Court in San Francisco ruled the merger to be legal. Read more about Oracle's proposed offer for PeopleSoft here. Read the decision by the US District Court here. The Financial Times has more. In other news...
Ibrahim Ahmed Mahmoud al Qosi, one of four suspects at Guantanamo Bay charged with war crimes and the alleged accountant of Osama bin Laden, skipped a hearing Friday to review his detention status, which his attorney was barred from attending. It was not clear whether al Qosi's boycott was related to his attorney's restriction. Al-Qosi, who has been charged with working as an accountant for the al-Qaida chief and is scheduled for trial in December, was the 30th detainee to skip the proceedings, which have been criticized by some as unfair. Al-Qosi's attorney, Air Force Lt. Col. Sharon Shaffer, said she was not informed when the hearing would take place and that she was kept from Guantanamo Bay for the past two weeks. The Department of Defense has more on the detainee review process. Charges against Al-Qosi can be viewed here [PDF]. JURIST's Paper Chase has additional coverage on proceedings at Guantanamo Bay. AP has more.
The California Air Resources Board is scheduled to vote Friday on controversial regulations aimed at reducing vehicle emissions responsible in part for global warming. Many other states have pledged to follow California's lead if it adopts the tighter standards. California is the only state that can set its own emissions regulations since it began doing so before federal standards were set. Other states must adopt federal standards or California standards. The proposed regulations aim to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 20 percent by 2009. A report by the Board supporting the proposed changes can be viewed here [PDF], while the proposed changes can be viewed here [PDF] and here [PDF]. The hearings are currently being webcast by the Board and can be viewed here. The San Francisco Chronicle has more.UPDATE [3:19 PM ET]: The Board has voted unanimously to approve the stricter emissions regulations.
The UN International Atomic Energy Agency adopted Friday a resolution urging North Korea to give up its nuclear program as tensions in the region escalated in the wake of signs that the reclusive nation planned to test a ballistic missile. The agency's General Conference, made up of 137 member nations, unanimously adopted the resolution, which also encouraged negotiations with the US, China, Russia and other countries in the region. IAEA has updates on the conference and more on North Korea. Reuters has more.
A Muslim lecturer in Virginia has been indicted based on alleged links to a jihad network broken up last year and his supposed support for violence against the US. Ali al-Timimi was charged Thursday by the US Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Virginia with telling a group of followers at a meeting that attacks on civilians were justified and providing information on how to reach a terrorist training camp in Pakistan. A group of eleven men were arrested last year as part of an alleged jihad network charged with aiding a Pakistani terrorist group and training through paintball games. Nine of the 11 have since pleaded guilty or been convicted. Al-Timimi's lawyer disputed the charges and said the lecturer had a record of preaching non-violence. Al-Timimi is expected to be arraigned Oct. 1. The US Attorney's office has a press release on the al-Timini indictment here [PDF]; the indictment itself is online here [PDF]. CNN has more.
Friday's New York Times includes features about the Florida Supreme Court declaring that Gov. Jeb Bush violated separation of powers when he signed a law to keep Theresa Schiavo alive, the sticky problem of illegal immigration, Ali al-Timimi's indictment on charges that in the days after the Sept. 11 attacks he urged a group of Muslim-American men to join a holy war against the United States, the House approved a measure barring federal courts from ruling on the text of the Pledge of Allegiance, while critics call the measure unconstitutional, US Airways planning to ask a bankruptcy court judge today to impose emergency pay cuts of 23 percent on its major unions, which have refused the company's demand for $800 million in contract concessions, and ex-executives of Computer Associates International pleading not guilty yesterday in federal court in Brooklyn to charges of securities fraud and obstruction of justice.The Washington Post highlights a growing market for illegal ivory in the US, despite harsh penalties, CA Gov. Schwarzenneger vetoeing driving rights for illegal immigrants in the US, scientists at the NIH being banned from any new outside collaborations with pharmaceutical or biotechnology companies for at least one year after the conflict of interest inquiry from last December, and Microsoft filing nine new lawsuits against spammers who send unsolicited e-mail.
The Bush and Kerry campaigns have sought clarification from the Federal Election Commission on fund-raising rules to prepare for a potential ballot recount in the November elections. The Bush campaign, in a letter made public Wednesday, argued that fund-raising laws allowed unlimited contributions by individuals to a recount fund, as was the case in 2000. The Kerry campaign sought clarification on the issue earlier, and the FEC is expected to issue its opinion Sept. 30. In 2000, both Bush and Gore raised money to cover recount costs from individual donations, while corporate gifts were barred. Since then, major reforms to campaign finance laws have taken effect, blocking unlimited donations to the campaigns. The FEC has more on campaign finance laws. AP has more.
CBC News is reporting that the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia has ruled that same-sex marriages are legal, making it the sixth province to do so. CBC News has more on the case and background on same-sex marriage in Canada.UPDATE: A CBC News story on the ruling is now online.
Extradition proceedings are to begin next week in the case of three British bankers accused of involvement in a deal with former Enron CFO Andrew Fastow to skim millions off a deal with British bank NatWest. The three men, David Bermingham, Gary Mulgrew and Giles Darby, have disputed the US charges and have not been charged in the UK. They called on the UK Financial Services Authority to bring charges or NatWest to begin civil proceedings. The case has drawn attention because it is the first to proceed under the revised Extradition Act 2003, which allows for fast-track proceedings with the US using a lower burden of proof. View the US indictment here [PDF]. JURIST's Paper Chase has continuing coverage of the Enron case. BBC News has more.
Human Rights Watch called on the Indian government Friday to offer protection for witnesses and lawyers involved in a trial of Hindu extremists accused of killing 12 Muslims in a 2002 riot. According to a report by the human rights group, witnesses and lawyers in the trial have been threatened, and the Gujarat state government, which has been accused of inaction in the aftermath, has used tax pressure on Muslim groups to push for the withdrawal of charges. The Gujarat government disputed the allegations. After many charged in the riots were initially acquitted, the Supreme Court ordered the first retrial of suspects outside Gujarat on Wednesday. Review the full HRW report [PDF]. HRW has background and previous reports here. AP has more.
Here's a run-down of law-related events, expected developments and live webcasts on JURIST's docket for Friday, September 24th.On Capitol Hill, the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee will hold a hearing at 9:30 AM ET to examine tax treaties with the Netherlands and Barbados.At the United Nations, the 59th session of the General Assembly reconvenes at 10 AM ET with remarks by multiple heads of state and other high-level ministers, which will continue into the Assembly's 3 PM ET afternoon session. Read the schedule of speakers and watch a live webcast of both sessions.... The Security Council will meet at 10 AM ET and will be briefed by the President of Nigeria and current Chairman of the African Union on the situation in Africa, including the Abuja Peace Process on Darfur, Sudan. Watch a live webcast.... An 11:15 AM press conference is scheduled with the Chairman of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1540 (on non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction). Mihnea Ioan Motoc will brief on the work of the committee. Watch a live webcast.... At 12 PM ET, the Chief of the UN Treaty Section will brief on the treaty event, "Focus 2004: Treaties on the protection of civilians." Watch a live webcast.Abroad today, the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia is expected to rule on whether that eastern Canadian province will join Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec, Manitoba and the Yukon Territory in allowing same-sex marriages. From Halifax, CBC News has more.
In Friday's US law and business press, the Legal Intelligencer notes that the PA Commonwealth Court has denied Ralph Nader's motion to be placed on the PA presidential ballot.... The Charlotte Business Journal reports that Wachovia Corp. will pay $5.5 million to settle allegations of compensation discrimination against female employees.... Law.com features an Associated Press report on a PA Supreme Court ruling that PA's drunk driving law is unconstitutionally vague and cannot be enforced against horseback riders.... The Recorder reports on a Ninth US Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that a WA man involved in a bar fight with British soldiers cannot sue the British government under a "noncommercial tort" exception.... FindLaw's Writ has former White House counsel John W. Dean's column on the possibility that the next president may appoint at least three US Supreme Court justices, as well as DC attorney Matt Herrington's book review of University of Chicago law professor Cass Sunstein's The Second Bill Of Rights: FDR's Unfinished Revolution And Why We Need It More Than Ever.Click for the previous US law and business press review
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About Chicago
1886, May 4: Haymarket Tragedy
Commercial photograph by J. J. Kanberg: "The Five Chicago Anarchists." November 11, 1887. Chicago Public Library, Special Collections & Preservation Division
Early in 1886, labor unions were beginning a movement for an eight-hour day. Union activists called a one-day general strike in Chicago on May 1 of that year. Two days later a shooting and one death occurred during a riot at the McCormick Reaper plant when police tangled with the strikers. That evening a small group of anarchists met to plan a rally the next day in response.
The rally began about 8:30 p.m. May 4 at Haymarket Square, a open market on Randolph Street between Halsted and Des Plaines streets, but moved a half block away to Des Plaines Street north of Randolph Street. Speakers addressed the crowd from a wagon used as a makeshift stage. Mayor Carter Harrison joined the crowd briefly and then left. After 10 p.m., as the rally drew to a close, 176 policemen led by Inspector John Bonfield moved to disperse the crowd. Suddenly a bomb exploded. In the confusion that followed shots were fired. Policeman Mathias J. Degan was killed by the bomb, six officers died later and sixty others were injured.
Thirty-one well-known anarchists and socialists were arrested and named in criminal indictments, and eight were held for trial. Despite the fact that the bomb thrower was never identified, and none of these eight could be connected with the crime, Judge Joseph E. Gary imposed the death sentence on seven of them and the eighth was given 15 years in prison. The court held that the "inflammatory speeches and publications" of these eight incited the actions of the mob. The Illinois and U.S. Supreme Courts upheld the verdict.
On November 11, 1887, four of the men—Albert Parsons, August Spies, Adolph Fischer and George Engel—were hanged. Louis Lingg committed suicide in prison awaiting the death sentence. The sentences of two others were commuted from death to imprisonment for life. On June 26, 1893, Governor John P. Altgeld pardoned the three who were in the penitentiary.
After Altgeld became governor in 1893, the petitions for pardon that had been presented to and refused by his predecessor, Richard Oglesby, were again introduced. After reviewing the case, Altgeld granted a full pardon. In his remarks, he stated that the jury was selected to convict and the judge so prejudiced against the defendants that a fair trial was impossible.
Worldwide appeals for clemency for the condemned Haymarket martyrs led to the establishment of May 1 as an International Workers' Day. Although May Day has been commemorated as a labor holiday in many countries, it was never adopted in the United States.
Additional Resources
- Archives of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Cook County »
- Broadside announcing rally in Library of Congress collection »
- Haymarket Riot Monument by John Gelert, 1889 »
- Illinois Labor History Society »
- Library of Congress American Memory Project »
- Pitzer College. Anarchy Archives. Haymarket Massacre Archives. »


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"THANK YOU SO MUCH PREEMIE PROJECT" an essay by Sheri Null
That is what I heard several times during the last several months of my experience with a Foster Baby in NICU. Mothers and Staff pointed out this heart-felt emotion when learning of my connection to the Preemie Project.
I have been working with the Preemie Project for over a year, primarily with the Bereavement section, but also making blankets and a few hats and booties to go along with the rest. Until I got a request to be a Foster Mom for a baby in NICU, I hadn't seen our donations in use. The first sight I had of this darling girl was of her laying in an isolette on top of one of the blankets I had cut out and help to sew! The stark room with all the monitors, wires and hospital equipment was brightened up with bright baby colors surrounding a bundled baby downing a soft knit baby hat. What a treat to see what effect our items made to this difficult situation.
Some of the Nurses were not clear about how these things were made available to them to use, but all praised the effects they had on the visitors (and I gathered how fun it was to make the beds for the Nurses). I spied the baby's name on the corner of the blanket to help staff and laundry separate the blankets from hospital linens. This baby had spent 6 of her 7 months of life in the NICU having been born at 1 lb. and 4 oz., 12 inches long. Her Mom now has a crib full of special blankets and a bag of baby hats and booties in sizes from tiny to now full term. Tangible items to bring back memories and match with the photos.
While awaiting in the NICU family room during a surgery, I passed my time knitting a newborn size Christmas Santa Hat. A tired Mom came up to me to chat about crocheting vs knitting. Upon learning that I was making a hat to add to the Preemie Project Christmas donation she began conversing about how wonderful these items were from her aspect. She told of her little boy, struggling with a fever was naked in his bed except for his pumpkin hat. Tears welled up in her eyes with the thought. She made several hints that her boy would be going home after Christmas and would be so proud to have a hat like the one I was making. She knew the hat I was making would fit him! I am unsure whether he or my baby got the hat and booties, but bet he proudly boasted his hat on Christmas. The Nurses tried to add Christmas and Santa outfits with the hats for pictures as a present for the parents.
I have in my home today, two blankets and a Hawkeye hat which proudly sits on the oxygen tank valve, making even that piece of equipment marked by the baby and the Preemie Project. One of these blankets was the one I mentioned with fairies and I hope to make a Memory Box out of the material scraps I kept to keep her hospital tokens in. I wanted to share this with you to boost your morale while making these items with your TLC. They are a valuable part of these families experience.
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Leg 10 is off to a great start. Everyone is super happy and relaxed on board. I treated them to a bit of nudity upon leaving the harbor just to give them a taste of things to expect. Dani-Girl (Danielle Neri, team logistics) was shocked, to say the least. All are eating and drinking coffee so all happy there. And, everyone has had a steer of the boat this afternoon — I'm happy to report no wipeouts. We just completed our first tack for a direction change and now have 60 miles to Fastnet Rock. Have had between 15 to 25 knots of wind and are expecting a lightening of the wind overnight to hopefully FRO or A5 conditions tomorrow.
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Linked with Depression and Diabetes The likelihood of being excessively sleepy during the day is more than three times higher among people who report being treated for depression and about twice as high for those with diabetes, according to Edward Bixler and his coworkers at Pennsylvania State University in Hershey, Penn. Smoking is also linked with daytime sleepiness. The researchers suggest smokers might be using the stimulant effect of nicotine to self-treat their drowsiness. Bixler's team studied a random sample of more than 16,000 men and women ranging in age from 20 to 100 years, nearly nine per cent of whom reported excessive daytime sleepiness. A random sample of more than 1,700 people received further evaluation in a sleep laboratory. Depression was the most significant risk factor for excessive daytime sleepiness, followed by body mass index (a measure of obesity), age, typical sleep duration, diabetes, smoking and finally sleep apnea, a condition in which sleep is interrupted by repeated pauses in breathing. Excessive daytime sleepiness is more common in people younger than 30, the
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Howard Takes the Blame
From Khan(!) yesterday following Saturday's meltdown to the LA Kings...
"It's tough. I take a lot of the blame for it. I didn't think I had my best outing. I was very disappointed in how I played. You learn from your mistakes and now I have to rebound from it.''--Jimmy Howard
Do you feel better about a goalie getting down on himself, or would you rather hear them say stuff like, "I felt good out there" as Ozzie tends to do following a bad game.
That Frolov goal never should have happened. I know it, you know it, and most importantly, Jimmy knows it:
"I tried to play it before I even stopped it. Just a dumb mistake on my part. I should have stopped it and got control of it. As I went to play it, it just went off my stick.''
Without that goal, I guarantee you we win that game. We'd only be 7 points behind the Kings and we'd have a play-off spot presently. But we did lose that game, we're now 11 points behind the Kings and we're not in a play-off spot right now.
So who gets the start tomorrow in St. Louis?


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I am trying to pre-heat my incoming water by circulating it through a tank that holds my drain water. I have not purchased anything yet so design size is up in the air. I am looking for a 400 - 1000 gal tank to store the waste water (110-120 deg F). I have an Incoming 1-1/2" line (40 psi & 40-50 deg F). The more pre-heat I can put into this water the less my boiler has to work to give me 160 deg F wash water. What I am thinking is running the incoming line throught the waste water tank but I do not know how long the line has to be to give me the proper surface area to get the most heat exchange I can get. I have looked into buying some 3/4" tube and making my own header. Or buying some pre -finned tubes. Please let me know if you have any ideas
These waste heat coils are used a lot where I am from, NYC, to grab the heat from hot condensate where it is not returned (district heating use). Basically you have a simple coil or tubes in the collection tank. Many companies make tank coils pre-made (all of the major heat exchanger manufacturer's do).
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In addition to a restaurant, Best Western Plus Ontario Airport features an outdoor pool. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and complimentary wireless Internet access.
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In addition to an outdoor pool, Best Western Plus Ontario Airport provides a spa tub and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business amenities consist of a 24-hour business center, audiovisual equipment, and a meeting/conference room. Event facilities measure 1200 square feet (111 square meters). This Ontario hotel also offers spa services, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in the lobby. An area shuttle within 3 mi and a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) are complimentary for guests. Complimentary self parking is available on site. The property may provide extended parking privileges to guests after check-out (surcharge).
Best Western Plus Ontario Airport is a smoke-free property.
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- Number of floors - 2
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- Total number of rooms - 154
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I have taken Venlafaxine HCI Oral for over 15 years alone with Buproprin SR. I have tried to get off the medication twice with bad withdrawal systems. It was too difficult for me to go through I decided to go back.
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Worked well for depression,But weight gain is not good.Gained 35 pounds in 3 1/2 months scarey.But not depressed,legs aches and tried feeling,No ambition.And diet do not help.
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If you've ever been curious about the makeup of an F1 race car, Dutch artist Paul Veroude has made it very easy for you to find out what's inside one of these speedy vehicles. Using a Mercedes GP Petronas F1, driven by renowned race car driver Michael Schumacher, the artist deconstructed the 2010 model and suspended each piece, right down to the nuts and bolts.
Weighing just over 600 kg, the installation, known as View Suspended II, boasts an overwhelming 3,200 separate parts hovering just off the ground. Most viewers liken the display to a vehicle explosion frozen in time. The unbelievable sculptural installation can be seen in person as the centerpiece at Mercedes-Benz World's F1™ Exhibition in Surrey, UK.
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The focus of last week's "Drop 10 in 10" weight-loss program at Community Health Education in Lewisburg was ways to reduce stress. I'm afraid I need much more than 90 minutes of workshop to help me in that department.
Actually, I've noticed that I feel considerable less stressed now than I did before I started this program. For me, that's a fantastic side benefit.
Of course, this week has put a crimp in my attempts to worry less. Each time the wind blows, I suffer stress-filled thoughts of giant pine trees toppling and reducing my house to a pile of sawdust.
While I'm not sure if I'm a stress-eater - someone who copes with stressful situations by scarfing down fatty or sugary foods - I have come to recognize that I am nearly powerless when it comes to resisting combinations of cheese and carbs.
Mac and cheese, as well as pierogies, must be my kryptonite.
This was on my mind last week when I went food shopping. Even though there was a special on mac and cheese and despite the fact that pierogies were on sale and I had a coupon, too, I decided not to purchase either. That was a big step for me.
"You have to be mindful and proactive," says the class instructor, Jim Persing.
While I was in the freezer section, I contemplated buying some ice cream. I don't think I've had that in my freezer since early summer. Just as I moved toward that section, several senior citizens converged on the same spot. Too many folks in one place, so I veered off, settling instead for a box of waffles.