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The growth hormone suppression test determines whether growth hormone (GH) production is suppressed by high blood sugar.
A blood sample is needed. For information on how this is done, see: Venipuncture
At least three blood samples are taken. The first is collected between 6 a.m. and 8 a.m before you eat or drink anything. Then you are asked to drink a water solution containing 75 grams of glucose. You may be asked to drink this slowly to avoid becoming nauseated. However, you must drink the solution within 5 minutes or the test results may be changed.
The next blood samples are usually collected for 1 - 2 hours after you finish drinking the glucose solution. Sometimes they are taken every 30 or 60 minutes. Each sample should be taken to the laboratory immediately. The lab measures glucose and GH levels in each sample.
Do not eat anything and limit physical activity for 10 - 12 hours before the test, so that you don't affect the test results.
Some medications can affect test results. If you are taking medications, your health care provider may ask that you stop taking them before the test. Check with your health care provider before stopping any medications.
You will be asked to relax for at least 90 minutes before the test, as exercise or increased activity can change GH levels.
If your child is to have this test performed, it may be helpful to explain how the test will feel and even demonstrate on a doll. The more familiar your child is with what will happen and why, the less anxiety the child will feel.
When the needle is inserted to draw blood, some people feel moderate pain, while others feel only a prick or stinging sensation. Afterward, there may be some throbbing.
This test checks for high levels of GH, a condition that leads to gigantism in children and acromegaly in adults. It is not used as a routine screening test. This test is only done if you show signs of increased GH.
Normal test results show a GH level of less than 1 ng/mL. In children, the levels may be increased due to reactive hypoglycemia .
The examples above are common measurements for results of these tests. Normal value ranges may vary slightly among different laboratories. Some labs use different measurements or test different samples. Talk to your doctor about the meaning of your specific test results.
If the GH levels are not changed and stay high during the suppression test, then the health care provider will suspect gigantism or acromegaly. You may need to be retested at the same time and under the same conditions on another day to confirm the test results.
Veins and arteries vary in size from one patient to another and from one side of the body to the other. Obtaining a blood sample from some people may be more difficult than from others.
Other risks associated with having blood drawn are slight, but may include:
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Weekend activities at Old Stone Fort f or Labor Day weekend\, Aug. 31st\, Sept. 1st\, and Sept. 2nd.
\nWith Labor Day weekend coming up and the wonderful weather we have been having everyone will be out looking for something to do to enjoy their long week end. Here at Old Stone Fort State Park we have plenty going on for everyon e to enjoy.
\nSaturday morning at 9:30 a.m. visit us in the museum f or a kid centered activity learning about ancient communication. Watch as the kids create their own stories using petroglyphs.
\nA guided tour of the mound trail will be given at 10:45 a.m. Visitors can come on an in terpretive hike of Old Stone Fort and learn how the mounds were made and t he culture and history behind the people who made them.
\nJoin us at 1:30 p.m. on the lawn in front of the visitor's center to try your hand a t using the weapon known as the atlatl\; which was used to hunt and bring down large game during prehistoric times.
\nAfter the atlatl demonst ration get ready to POW WOW. At 3:00 p.m. we will be hosting a pow wow dem onstration. There will be jingle\, grass and possibly traditional dancers preforming their own style of dance and will be willing to answer any ques tions.
\nOn Sunday at 9:30 a.m. there will be a flute demonstration inside the museum. Come by and visit to hear the sounds of beautiful music while walking through the museum\; as well as learn the origins of the fl ute and love songs.
\nAt 10:45 a.m. we will start an interpretive hi ke. Meet at the check in station on the camp grounds for a stroll around t he Garrison Road Trail. Along the way we will identify several old trade r outes and roads that both early settlers and Native Americans used.
\n< p>At 1:45 p.m. come out to the maintenance field for a game of stickball. This is an ancient Indian game (also known as "Little Brother of War") tha t was the precursor to lacrosse. Supplies are limited so this will be a fi rst come first served program. Join us to learn the history behind this ex citing game as well as how to play.\nAt 3:00 p.m. we will finish th e day with leaning about different types of Native American art forms such as patch work and pine needle weaving as well as getting a look at some o f these art forms.
\nWe will start Monday off at 9:30 a.m. with some storytelling. Come to the front yard of the museum to listen to Native Am erican myths\, legends\, and origin stories passed down through oral tradi tion of many generations.
\nJoin use at 10:45 a.m. at the old golf c ourse for a morning stroll. This will be a two mile leisurely stroll\, alo ng the way we will keep our eyes open for deer\, turtles\, or maybe a turk ey or two.
\n1:30 p.m. the game chunky will take place in the mainte nance field (the field to the left on Stone Fort Dr. before entering the p arking area for the museum). Chunky was a favorite pastime of the Mississi ppian people. This competitive game will challenge not only spear throwing \, but also timing and strategy.
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While most of us worked to find a job to support our families Richie Rich was given a job by daddy Wally then fast tracked while other employees watched as he moved up by the pull of family. Then in the 1990s Richie cashed in the family chips to become a multimillionaire while his fellow employees were given pink slips. Now this man of privilege wants to be your congressmen he thinks that government should stay out of business and peoples lives. But what would Richie Rich do or feel if Big Daddy Iott wasn't there in his life showering him with privilege? A life of no pain christened to succeed with the blessing of his big daddy's wealth.
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I have a life angry and happy to be alive! Here's more of my anger.;-)
I'll be honest I thought JackRB supplied the facts pretty well in this informative article on a recent thread:
* It sounds like this was nothing more than a wise business decision.
wolfman, I respect your opinion but these clips are nothing more than typical wealth/business bashing to me. Comments like "daddy Wally" "Big Daddy" verify this attitude. Anti business/Anti Wealth... These attitudes and stereotypes will not bring jobs to our city. I wish Kaptur and the current administration understood this.
The year is 2010 - If I do not have a job skill or a degree I put my family at risk by not obtaining these, especially in this time of history. If I have a low skill job I need to go out and learn - even if this means missing American Idol or Monday Night Football. I have the good fortune to be in touch with many young people who attend the local Universities and always encourage them in their studies - more than ever it is extremely important to learn and be ready for change - quickly.
If the Spartan employees who lost their jobs were disgruntled I hope that they channeled that anger into learning a new endeavor and becoming more self sufficient through self employment or opening new businesses venture employing others as well.
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For the Unemployed Over 50, Fears of Never Working Again
Thank you wolfman for cleansing my soul on a sleepless evening -
After this poor economy bedazzled woman gets laid off - The article reads: "Stunned and depressed, she sent out resumes, but figured she had a little time to recover. So she took vacations to Turkey and Thailand with her husband." [GOOD THINKING]
Most of her days now are spent in front of a laptop, holed up in a lighthouse garret atop the house that her husband, Denny Mielock, built in the 1990s...[TIME=MONEY. IN OTHER WORDS WORK SOMEWHERE, ANYWHERE - GET OFF YOUR BUTT! GET AWAY FROM THE COMPUTER IF IT'S NOT HELPING YOU IN YOUR QUEST]
In four years of job hunting, Ms. Reid has discovered that she is no longer technologically proficient. In one of a handful of interviews she has secured, for an auditing position at the Port of Seattle, she learned that the job required skills in PeopleSoft, financial software she had never used. She assumes that deficiency cost her the job. [SEE ABOVE - I HOPE SHE HAS SPENT HER TIME IN THE LIGHTHOUSE LEARNING THIS SOFTWARE]
Although the couple do not have a mortgage on their 3,000-square-foot house [I RESPECT THAT THEY PAID THEIR HOUSE OFF BUT NOW TAKE ACTION - SELL THE 3,000 SQ FOOT HOUSE YOU CANT AFFORD AND LIVE WITHIN YOUR MEANS - MAYBE A LOW COST APARTMENT - NO PROPERTY TAX AND 1/3 THE UTILITIES - ACTION!]
Ms. Reid is in some ways luckier than others. Boeing paid her a six-month severance, and she has health care benefits that cover her and her husband for $40 a month." [I'LL REPEAT THAT - HER HEALTH CARE AND HER HUSBANDS COMBINED IS A SCANT $40 PER MONTH AND HER HOUSE IS PAID FOR. GET A JOB, ANY JOB. GET OFF YOUR BUTT, GET OFF THE TAX PAYERS DIME - WE SHOULD NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOU WHILE YOU SIT IN YOUR LIGHTHOUSE]
And she admits some regrets: she had a $180,000 balance in her 401(k) account, and paid $80,000 in penalties and taxes when she cashed it out early. She did not rein in her expenses right away. And now, her $500-a-week unemployment benefits have been exhausted. [HER PREVIOUS JOB WAS AN INTERNAL AUDITOR AND ANALYST AND THESE ARE THE DECISIONS SHE IS MAKING? SCRATCH EVERYTHING I WROTE EARLIER ABOUT THIS WOMAN FINDING A JOB - I WOULDN'T HIRE HER]
She recently signed up for a tax course at an H&R Block tax preparation office in Seattle. [OH MY GOD - NO!!!! - I WILL NOT LET THIS WOMAN COME NEAR MY TAX RETURN - SEE ABOVE PARAGRAPH - PLEASE, PLEASE EXTEND UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS NOW - WE CAN'T LET THIS WOMAN WORK!!!
With odd jobs and her husband's — albeit shriveled — earnings, she could stagger along. For now, she stitches together an income by gardening for neighbors, helping fellow church members with their computers, and participating in Internet surveys for as little as $5 apiece. [I RESPECT THIS PART OF HER STORY BUT SHE'S NOT GETTING NEAR MY AZALEAS!!!!]
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Sorry, even The Blade is having a hard time "swallowing" Marcy's smear campaign which is actually a surprise.
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Former rank-and-file employee Fran Oliver, a Food Town meat department worker from 1968 to 2003, said Mr. Iott should have known he was handing over the grocery and drugstore business to an owner that didn't have the same commitment to the stores that Food Town had.
"He knew all this was going to happen. If he didn't, he wasn't very smart," Ms. Oliver said. "Spartan and all of them were nuts for dumping a company like this."
Richard Melchert: "Richie Iott Said long before Wally died, when the old man goes this goes (store's) I was in the back room and over heard it. Starting out he was the only bagger who never showed up and got a check, Daddy and Mommy's pride and joy would roll over in the grave to see what he did." http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sorry-Were-Closed-How-Rich-Iott-Shut-Down-Food-Town/150878508267492
I was suprised that the Blade ran this article about Marcy and her false claims.Now it will be fun to see how this gets spun by the local Dems.
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Wolfman I understand and can agree with some of your angst but when does a person get separation from a private entity that they sold?
If we follow your logic... if you where to sell your home to a family and they started manufacturing meth in the bathroom of said home causing an explosion damaging the nearby homes should you be held liable because you didn't kick in the door and stop the meth production of your former residence? Should you have screened the potential buyers of the said home to make sure everything they do for the next 30 years is on the up and up?
I do not support Mr. Iott but Kaptur is a complete joke.
I think Marcy may have the biggest challenge of her political career. In this anti-incumbent atmosphere, she may end up getting defeated in November. Even in a union town, people may want someone new. Has anyone seen poll numbers in this race?
dbw8906 thank you for being civil here! I'm not use to posters that are actually looking for answers. I know where your going with the mommy state theme but from my neck of the woods most people aren't born with a silver spoon up their ass. Many a poster thinks that because they can't see the many breaks given them in life that somehow everyone is to make it in life without help. Many have had supportive families that either funded their education or placed them with employment contacts to give them an edge in life.
This country is now embarked on a path that most of the baby boomer generation has not experienced. All have had access to Government supported programs that either helped them directly or helped their family in one way or another. Now you are concerned about the ties that employees have to a previous owner. I understand your concern but the country cannot be run for the benefit of two percent of the population. Many are promoting education as the end all of this employment crisis. The country has about 25% with a college education. You and other believe that this is the future of employment but do not take in consideration many are not cut out for college. Its a elitist view that all could become doctors or engineers, just not feasible. My angst is the general lack of opportunity in the country as a whole. Our leaders have over the last decade and longer sold out the American people for the quick cash. They allowed no future planning for America, spending our wealth on dumb wars while our economic competitors ate our lunch. So your analogy of the meth lab in the bathroom could be looked at both economic ends for the top and from the bottom. This is why the communists of China are so successful. They have central planning and can force the country to make the tough decisions right or wrong. Yet our people want freedom to buy the communist products built from a slave economy that the workers here in this country could never compete with because of all the unfair trade restriction against the American worker.
Both parties have hindered the American worker, Repukes drafted NAFTA and Democratic Hero Billy Clinton signed into in to law and heralded it so just don't blame the Right.
Wolf you are promised NOTHING but Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. A lot of middle class people around here are VERY spoiled. I grew up in a part of the country where you didn't get 25 dollars an hour, a fully paid pension, and 6 weeks of paid time off (not counting your vacation) for screwing a bolt on a line. Take a road trip around this great country and see what the rest of the middle class is like and you would be surprised. The values of hard work and education where stressed by my parents because they didn't want to see me struggle like they had too as poor "immigrants from the South". There was no college fund for me, I worked 2 jobs while I went to school and at one point for a finite about of time lived in my car (due to poor choices by me), heck my wife and I paid for our entire wedding and honeymoon our of our own pocket. But I never gave up and kept working toward my goal.
I own a small business (I mean SMALL) and make just enough money to cover my expenses and pay the mortgage. If I where to grow my business but one day decied I wish to do something else and sell that business, how long should my family's assets be held liable for the new ownerships success? 1 year, 5 years, 10 years? Why would anyone start a business (you know to MAKE MONEY) if you would be infinity held liable AFTER you no longer own the business? I know a lot of people have all sorts of hate against mega corps when you tout all the new regulations to stop them you don't always understand that you also tie the hands of the small businessman who is just trying to get by but now suffers for your hate against Best Buy because you bought a TV that didn't work.
The general problem with your mindset is we gave up on the entrepreneurial spirit along time ago. This county was built by small business, not mega corps. I hated working for someone else, instead of bitching about it and "blaming the man" it took a risk and started my own company. You scream about silver spoons but honestly you sound like someone should just be able to show up at McDonalds and get life on a silver platter. Wolf life is HARD, I wish it wasn't that way all the time but through out history fortune favors the bold and those willing to take risk. If you wish for "just enough" that is what you will get. I'm sorry for the rant but small business people are tired of taking lumps for the Enrons of the world and their mistakes. Every penalty you put on big bad business really hammers us little guys (you know the ones who employ 90% of the country).
We now look at China as the golden goose but if you wish to live life under a China like system where the government limits the amount of children you may have, forces military service, conducts rolling blackouts, murders protesters in the streets, sets the level of pay you can make feel free, I'll pass.
Grant you I'm no fan of Bill Clinton. Right now the traitor is going around the country giving some revisionist views of his past performance. Bullshit! The problem you describe about our standard of living around the country has been dashed for most workers. Working towards your goal? Tell that to all those that went along with the conversion of the country to a 401K retirement. Most people lost a big chunk of that retirement goal when the banks and their greed manipulated the deregulated system affecting middle class America.To think they want to privatize Social security. Regulation? I say lack of regulation hurt you more with Wall Street and Banksters ruining the economy affected your small business. Look at BP oil in the gulf ruining the southern economy or the latest egg fiasco. No what has happened over the last three decades is not the overregulation of the economy but the adoption of the Republican Free Trade Free Enterprise goals that went unchecked. I've been a long time critic of NAFTA. Back in 1993 I attended Ross Perot rallies realizing the threat to our economy. Well the sucking sound is loud and clear. Middle class America is the loser here with what we have as a result, twin deficits. Before we were the producers of the world now were a Banana Republic stuck with a IV of cash from China. China is growing at 10% per year, we at 1.6%. China controls everything regulates everything yet their economy is booming. They target industry after industry with government cash to steal work from other countries. They manipulate their currency to undercut our wages and standard of living. Yet no one acts to work in our best interests. This is the new reality not the broken ideas of the past three decades.
I worked as a union auto worker for over 35 years. The pay was great the work was very hard and demanding more so than what most could ever imagine. I chose this life it paid for my home, my kids college, my health care, and my meager retirement. No regrets! Today our leaders have led the country to the abyss by listening to the Republican goals of unregulated Free Trade and Free Enterprise. I'm sorry if you think education is the answer to all our problems. I believe it is a general lack of opportunity for all workers. Opportunity that was shipped overseas to meet the greed of our 2%.
Wolf you missed my point... If you choose to work for someone you are labored with what they are going to pay you. If you wish to have more or more control over your life or your finances than take control and strike out on your own. If you continue to goto your 9-5 everyday and punch the clock, you will only get what you have negotiated.
Would you pay 15 dollars for a bag of oranges, how about 200 dollars for an oil change? If you wish to give everyone your unsustainable UAW benefit package than cost will rise and inflation would go through the roof! The farmer would now be part of the farm union so his cost would go up, the driver who hauls his cattle would now need a pay raise and fully paid pension, then the worker at the bottling company needs free healthcare, ect... Talk about driving business overseas.
Unskilled labor is what it is, unskilled labor. No an MBA is not for everyone, but the world still needs plumbers, electrician, drafters and all sorts of blue collar workers. Being White Collar does not make you smarter or a better America. But being born and able to lift heavy objects does not entitle one to a free pension.
BTW I would love to have control over my Social security funds, because if for one second you think it will be there in 30 years if govt. keeps spending like it does by fighting BS wars (Iraq, Afghanistan, The War on Drugs), funding broken entitlement programs, sending money over 40 million to Kenya to help them re-write their constitution and paying for research on teaching them to wash their genitals, and buying 3rd world countries GE ranges, you have to be reading different data than I am.
Ha! Andy Stewart is now on the airwaves with his robotic speech pattern backing Iott.
Kiss of death.
Oh No!!!! That's the same guy that backed Mike Bell for mayor. Stuart has a terrible track record for picking winners.
I still like the picture of Andy carrying that box of Take Back America petitions to Government one. What a man!
Take Back Toledo Paul Wohlfarth. Not take back America. I don't think that counts as another lie though, just a misstatement.
Yes thanks for the correction Fred Lefebvre. I caught it after I posted but was unable to correct.
Talk about rich politicians,do the posters here that are bitching about Rich Iott("Richie Rich") also have the same disdain for their Democratic house members that are very rich?Out of the ten richest house members,seven of them are Democrats.The richest being John Kerry.Why no hate going their way?
posted by buckeye278 on Sep 26, 2010 at 01:45:21 pm #
What does being rich have to do with it? I mean, when you have worked for it.
That said, I voted for Bush INSTEAD of Kerry - so lets not generalize as is so easy to do by your ilk. (get it, I just did it too)
Buckeye the rich demos who scream to tax the rich, sure like to dodge the taxes they say are needed to save America.
Do as is say and not as I do - Democratic campaign slogan 2010 (ie taxes, green energy, campaign finance reform). The repukes will be honest on how much they are going to stick it to you.
Could you expalin that in detail? How do the rich democrats dodge paying their share?
John Kerry - http://wbztv.com/local/john.kerry.yacht.2.1825558.html
Tom Daschle, Timothy F. Geithner, Charles B. Rangel, http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/commentary/la-oe-goldberg3-2009feb03,0,49616.column
Bill & Hillary hide their money off shore - http://www.examiner.com/oakland-county-elections-2010-in-detroit/democrats-don-t-pay-taxes-they-just-raise-ours
Repukes are just as bad but they don't run around trying to levy more taxes in an effort to save the world while they don't wish to pay their share.
"What does being rich have to do with it? I mean, when you have worked for it."
John Kerry married into the Heinz fortune.He hardly earned it.How many of the Kennedys were born into money?Money that was from boot legging liquor albeit!There are very few politicians today that started from the inner city or from a log cabin.That is the point! Rich Iott is no different than many of the silver spoon fed Democrats that are in power today.Again,seven out of ten of the richest house members are Democratic!Oh,I forgot about John Edwards,now there is a piece of work!
posted by buckeye278 on Sep 26, 2010 at 06:18:29 pm #
Maybe I wil vote for Iott when he has 1/100th the political experience any of the above mentioned has. Until then, he needs to take his education (answered NA on his ballot cry) and his occupation (answered entrepenaur) and go from there.
With two misspelled words in your post, you're the one who needs to worry about education.
Touche douche. Cell phones and the internet - go fig. Mind pointing out the second one?
"Maybe I wil vote for Iott when he has 1/100th the political experience any of the above mentioned has. Until then, he needs to take his education (answered NA on his ballot cry) and his occupation (answered entrepenaur) and go from there."
My guess is Ryan you voted for Obama who also had absolutely no experience.
posted by buckeye278 on Sep 28, 2010 at 05:35:20 pm #
You're right, Obama had absolutely no experience running a grocery store.
^same fate as Foodtown me fears
posted by justareviewer on Sep 28, 2010 at 07:24:11 pm #
Look at what the commies just did in North Korea. A fat little skateboarder with NO MILITARY EXPERIENCE whatsoever, was given the rank of four-star general today, in preparation of his becoming party chairman when his dad Kim The Elder dies. And he'll be in charge of their nukes, as well. Looks like someone borrowed a page out of the DNCs' playbook. Take a nobody, and put the nobody in charge of a country.
Will you kow-tow to me then, like a good communist should?
"Looks like someone borrowed a page out of the DNCs' playbook. Take a
nobody, and put the nobody in charge of a country."
I think you made a typo there. That should be RNC.
We had 8 years of one George W. Bush, after all. And no, you're not going to get away on the "Dick Cheney and Karl Rove were really in charge" thing either.
posted by anonymouscoward on Sep 29, 2010 at 03:50:35 pm #
Get Obama's college records and compare them with Bush's. oh wait you cant, he wont release them.
posted by Linecrosser on Sep 30, 2010 at 09:54:55 pm #
What is political experience? If it has anything to do with the way politicians act then who would want it? By design, politicians in this country were supposed to be businessmen and other actual members of the working population. Once there is a political class or career politicians then you invite corruption. A politician was to serve his or her time in office then return to their life. That's the reason for all the vacations they get. It's not because their job is all that hard, it's because they had a career and life back home and had to make it kept going while they were away serving their country. These people were valued for their insight into what was going on in the country. What do the politicians of today know about the people they represent?
Well it looks like we will have another election where neither candidate is worth a crap.Hard to get excited about either one of them.Maybe the Iott campaign workers can find a few pictures of Marcy as a cross dresser.
posted by buckeye278 on Oct 10, 2010 at 12:05:30 pm #
Danneskjold said: " wolfman, I respect your opinion but these clips are nothing more than typical wealth/business bashing to me. Comments like "daddy Wally" "Big Daddy" verify this attitude. Anti business/Anti Wealth... These attitudes and stereotypes will not bring jobs to our city. "
What we're saying isn't anti-business, nor anti-wealth. It's ANTI-ASSHOLE.
Iott is an asshole. He cashed out a business (note: that's not actually RUNNING a business) to play with a pile of money. That's when he disconnected from we middle class (i.e. you and myself). That's when we could not sanely ally with him on anything of note. We should leave the "poor little rich kid" off to himself, since money is all he loves. He can use all that cash to buy friends and women, even business associates. But he cannot buy our respect, which he automatically lost when he threw thousands of employees to the dogs of capital.
You slaves have to learn that criticizing the rich is not envy, nor is it anti anything. It's criticizing the rich, and if they can't take the exposure of their past activities, then they should not seek public office.
All this is academic, of course. Iott has been seen sporting Nazi regalia, which most people abhor. An esoteric hobby, to be sure ... but esoteric just the same. Who here can afford to participate in such things?
Again, he failed to connect to the middle class. Why is this "disconnector" daring then to seek our votes? Because he thinks that we have no moral or class standards? The ego of his in this affair is monstrous. If this is what he thinks, then he's about to get schooled.
And in case anyone is wondering what my vote for the 9th District will be, I won't be clicking that icon on the voting machine, since:
1. Iott is a 'poor little rich kid' who has worked to destroy the middle class. His rhetoric about cutting taxes and spending is just that: Rhetoric. He just wants to get elected.
2. Kaptur is ... Kaptur. She's too much of a Democrat while that Congress of hers votes for more and more money each year. If she really cared for the working class that so brainlessly votes for her, she'd join the Libertarians in calling for a remarkably smaller government, to get off the backs of the workforce. Alas, she's probably our own district's form of Ted Kennedy, and will die in office, proving how sheeplike we are.
3. If Joe Jaffe is anything like what I knew him to be some years ago, then I might as well write in "Bozo the Clown" for an official form of the same joke representative.
GuestZero- the reports I have read, and there are a lot of them now, repeat the same thing; that Iott has done nothing wrong and your claims are baseless. I have not seen him attempt to buy anyone. And on another note- every have a hobby. People find ways to support a hobby no matter what it may be. You speak with a lot of passion but only directed at one person. Have you taken as critical a look at his opponent?
Hawkeye - I ask the same of you. Have you taken a critical look at Iott? Or, are just so enamored of his rhetoric because it's what you want to hear, that you believe he has the character and intelligence to lead? He has neither. He has money, which he didn't really earn, and poor judgement in choosing a "hobby" if thinking about holding public office in the future. He's just another whacko Tea Party candidate who knows how to dupe the 'baggers' and they are ripe for duping.
Hawkeye, what's your definition of wrong? Your incompleteness is intellectually dishonest.
Let me tell you mine. There's nothing legally wrong about cashing out a business and tossing thousands out of work. I said nothing about the legal wrongness of such an act, and wisely so.
But it's morally wrong to make a pile of money from human suffering. That's what Iott did.
And I must repeat: Iott couldn't have disconnected more from the general public with this WWII German re-enactment group if he had tried. Like I said, he wants our votes, but clearly has no connection to us. The League of Women Voters pamphlet shows him speaking of "reduction of taxes" and that "[f]ederal spending must be reduced dramatically". He's just playing to the Tea Party movement with rhetoric like that. I don't believe him. Once in office, he'd vote for war and vote for corporate welfare and vote to support the U.S. imperial machine.
And there's great reason not to believe what Iott says, since his entire campaign is based on a lie. He doesn't know how to create jobs (as if a government representative was ever in a position to do so, but I digress). In fact, he's practiced at destroying jobs.
If he had just come out and said something like this, you retarded monkey, then from the brutality of his honesty I might well have voted for him:
" Yes, I cashed out Foodtown and as a predictable result, tossed thousands out of work. But that's capitalism and I had every legal right to cash out and take my money and do what I pleased with it. "
Too bad you drank his kool-aid.
GuestZero-I never did say that I supported Iott in any way, you like most intellectually challenged people just made that assumption. I was making comment on this threads topic after reading the mass amount of information out there on this. I guess I could say that what I mean by wrong is that I feel it is wrong to keep repeating things about someone long after they have been proven incorrect. From first hand reports of the people involved, he had nothing to do with the closing and the layoffs. You have since come after me without knowing anything about me. More proof that you need to be more thoughtful before exercising your freedom of speech. Sounds like you are too close minded to let the facts in and have to attack someone who questions your opinion. Same thing with Holland who demonstrates open-mindedness by repeating derogatory names.
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Auto industry can't compete with unions
Presidential candidate Barack Obama denounced corporate bailouts with great indignation as helping out the "Fat Cats." He said corporations needed to be responsible for what they do. Now, the "Chosen One" is urging President Bush to move quickly to bail out the struggling American auto industry. Why the change of heart? It is spelled UAW. It is all about Mr. Obama's financial and constituent base; it has nothing to do with what is good for America.
Why shouldn't they be allowed to fail? They can never be competitive in the world market as long as they are saddled with wages and benefits that are nearly double those of their international competitors. They are burdened with supporting union retirement funds and medical plans that are over-inflated and noncompetitive. Failure would break the yoke of union domination. That would be the best thing that could happen to the American auto industry.
We do not "need" an "American" auto industry. It is a world market. Isolationism is gone forever. The Japanese, Germans, English - even the Koreans - are building cars equal to or better than ours. If the auto industry is given the chance to start over, it will if it can do it competitively. It will never be competitive while shackled by the UAW. I am certainly not a proponent of a "new world order," but studies show that countries that have significant trade relations generally do not get into wars with each other. The bigger the world market and the more trade interdependence that exists, the better it is for world relations. The concept of "Buy American" makes about as much sense as not buying Michigan products because you are an Ohio State fan.
Where is Mr. Obama taking us?
Rich Iott
Monclova Township
Hawkeye, you are a shill. The sale of FT was a direct cause of the layoffs and closings. As a shill, you're an Iott supporter, since why else would you be shilling?
I must repeat the facts: The sale of Foodtown was a direct cause of the closings and layoffs. That makes Iott a JOB DESTROYER, not a man who understands how to create jobs. He's lying to the public just to get elected. And you're trying (poorly) to help him achieve that deceitful goal.
What makes Rich Iott such a expert on anything? I mean really the man
has only one and one half years of College at Hillsdale. Why did he not
finish at Hillsdale? Must of been a real disappointment to his father.
I think those out there would have a better appreciation if he at least
finished college. You know the former w...orkers at FoodTown know that
none of them would have risen to run a business like FoodTown without a
college degree. I think they blame the failure by naivete or worst
outright incompetence for the loss of their jobs. Rich Iott has
accomplished in life what any privileged wealthy son always does. Not
by their own accord but by the connections of wealth. I think he lacks
a compassion for those less fortunate, a void of empathy that comes
from making ones own future.
When your family has money and you don't have to work your way through college AND STILL DON'T GO is a very big sign about work ethic.
If your family has money, and you don't have to work your way through college, why bother to go? Rush Limbaugh didn't bother with college either.
Bill Gates didn't bother with college either.
posted by buckeye278 on Oct 12, 2010 at 10:09:20 am #
He was already involved in something pretty substantial. Not hanging around daddys store.
That comparison is as pathetic as Iotts grunting and tooting last night.
He be toast.
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Hunter Eli (opinions on this one would be great... it's really new to my list.)
Gavin (Luke?) - Opinions would be awesome! It is really new to list as well. :-)
...Yeah, that's it. I know it's not much, so that's where you guys come in. I don't know if these few names are enough for you to determine my naming style and suggest names, but it's ll I have. I like sporty names and Biblical names (just nothing crazy!). I don't like unisex names for boys at all. I like strong, masculine names. Like, if you just heard the name, you'd have no doubt that the baby is a boy. But, I don't want names that are too tough (like Brock).
Thank you so much for your suggestions!! :-)
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Easton- I love this name, it reminds me of the country singer Easton Corbin (not a bad thing imo)
Hunter- I think it is a nice strong name
Gavin- I also like this name but I have a bad association with it due to someone I know
I think that the middle names are all nice and work well with each of the fn. Maybe Gavin Lucus instead of Luke. Easton is by far my favorite from your list.
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Jason (Jase)
I hope these help a little bit!!
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On September 5, 2012, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit issued an important decision in Christian Louboutin S.A. v. Yves Saint Laurent America, Inc., No. 11-3303-cv (2d Cir. Sep. 5, 2012), holding that a single color may serve as a legally protected trademark in the fashion industry and, in particular, as the mark for a particular style of high fashion women's footwear.
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On April 5, 2012, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit issued an important decision clarifying the contours of the "safe harbor" provision of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) that limits the liability of online service providers for copyright infringement that occurs "by reason of the storage at the direction of a user of material that resides on a system or network controlled or operated by or for the service provider."
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I originally got this recipe from a coworker who brought it to work for our office Christmas party. The punch has a nice cinnamon flavor and a rosy red color that is pleasing to almost everyone.Patricia Dick, Anderson, Indiana
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Butter 2 7 1/2-ounce cans whole green chilies 1 1/2 pounds Monterey Jack cheese, sliced thinly, divided Black pepper, to taste 2 green onions, minced, including half of green tops 2 1/4-ounce can sliced black olives 6 1/2- to 7-ounce can pimientos 6 eggs, well beaten 13-ounce can fat-free evaporated milk 1 pound low-fat Cheddar cheese, shredded 1-ounce can low-sodium or no-sodium-added tomato sauce
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -- Dana Holgorsen has something he'd like to tell you about his offense, though West Virginia's football coach knows you're probably not willing to accept it.
"You can see some things happening that show improvement," he said this week. "Whether you want to believe that or not, you can see some things."
By his estimation, the players who throw, catch and run the ball for the Mountaineers (3-3, 1-2 Big 12) and those who block for the aforementioned have figured out fundamentals and are tacking down technique. They're playing past mistakes and pushing through difficult spots to find ones they find more enjoyable.
These are the things that normally happen before the season and not after six games, but there's very little that's normal about these Mountaineers, their three quarterbacks, their two embarrassing defeats and their one upset of a ranked opponent.
"I wish I was sitting here after six games saying that we know who we are, where we're at and where we're going," Holgorsen said. "That's not the current situation."
The honesty doesn't make the reality easier to accept. Fact is, many of these issues shouldn't be there. A program should replenish the talent supply. Changes to the coaching staff that result in changes in tactics should first consider the capability of the personnel.
But three quarterbacks are still three quarterbacks. Two shoulder injuries are oftentimes too much to overcome. The fact both Ford Childress and Clint Trickett are new and working with new players only complicates matters.
"We've got a quarterback trying to throw a post route to five different guys that he's never thrown that to," Holgorsen said. "Based on how fast the receivers are and the relationship between the quarterback and that specific receiver, the ball needs to be thrown accordingly. This is stuff that happens in the course of a second."
Well, don't look now - not in the middle of an open week before WVU tangles with another volatile offense, and another likely ranked and unbeaten opponent, when No. 20 Texas Tech (5-0, 2-0) comes to town Oct. 19 - but the basketball team is seemingly stuck in the same predicament.
The program hasn't replenished the roster, which this season will have two junior college transfers and four freshmen. The new players won't quickly do what Bob Huggins wants them do to because one junior college transfer will probably be prohibited from playing, one freshman forward is either injured, ineligible or both and because the other two big bodies who are supposed to play inside are freshmen who aren't used to playing the way WVU wants to play.
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ESOP purchases remainder of founder's shares as company looks to future
(FORT COLLINS, CO) January 15, 2013 - New Belgium Brewing is excited to announce that the company's Employee Stock Ownership Program (ESOP) has purchased the balance of company shares, making it 100% employee-owned. New Belgium, brewer of a wide variety of award-winning beers including Fat Tire Amber Ale, has been a partial ESOP since 2000 with a controlling interest held by co-founder Kim Jordan and her family. This transition will put the company on a path to control their destiny into the foreseeable future.
"There are few times in life where you get to make choices that will have multi-generational impact - this is one of those times. We have an opportunity to write the next chapter of this incredible story and we're really excited about that," said New Belgium CEO and co-founder, Kim Jordan. "We have always had a high involvement ownership culture and this allows us to take that to the next logical level. It will provide an elegant succession framework that keeps the executive team in tact ensuring our vision stays true going forward."
Jordan plans to remain CEO for the long-term and the executive team at New Belgium will continue in its current form. The Fort Collins brewer is currently building a second facility in Asheville, North Carolina that will begin beer production in 2015. More than 150 additional hires are expected by full build out in Asheville.
New Belgium was advised by Eureka Capital Markets, a middle market investment-banking firm with expertise in both the food & beverage sector and ESOP transactions, which assisted in structuring and completing the second stage ESOP buyout transaction.
"It was an honor to work with a craft brewing leader like New Belgium and help them transition the ownership of the business to its tight culture of employee owners," said Michael Harden, Managing Director. "Given all of the consolidation occurring in the craft brew sector, we expect that many other craft brewers will investigate how using an ESOP might help them achieve their transition goals while enabling them to remain independent companies."
The Fort Collins brewer is currently building a second facility in Asheville, North Carolina that will begin beer production in 2015. The transition to 100% ownership will enable New Belgium to include their future co-workers in Asheville, NC in the plan and will drive an even deeper commitment to progressive business practices for the company. More than 150 additional hires are expected by full build out in Asheville.
The deal was completed on the 28th of December with a companywide announcement made during New Belgium's annual winter retreat on the 14th of January. All 456 employee-owners were present for the celebration. Prior to this deal, New Belgium co-workers held 41% of the company's shares.
About New Belgium Brewing Company
New Belgium Brewing Company, makers of Fat Tire Amber Ale and a host of Belgian-inspired beers, began operations in a tiny Fort Collins basement in 1991. Today, the third largest craft brewer in the U.S., New Belgium produces nine year-round beers; Fat Tire Amber Ale, Sunshine Wheat, Blue Paddle Pilsner, 1554 Black Ale, Abbey, Ranger, Belgo IPA, Shift Pale Lager and Trippel, as well as a host of seasonal releases. In addition to producing world-class beers, New Belgium takes pride in being a responsible corporate role model with progressive programs such as employee ownership, open book management and a commitment to environmental stewardship. For more information, visit http://www.newbelgium.com.
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A neurologist treating Marc Basnight has identified the former North Carolina Senate leader's chronic health condition as a motor neuron disease that affects his brain stem, making it difficult for him to speak.Read the full article
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Basnight, who served a record 18 years as Senate leader, didn't have a name for his condition when he left office in January 2011. It was known for years that Basnight, now 64, had a degenerative nerve disease that affected his balance and slowed his speech.
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