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A Tampa Bay Business Journal online survey shows 25 percent of respondents will have no holiday celebration at all at work.
"It looks as though corporate holiday parties might be headed in the direction of the dinosaurs," a statement from human resources company FrankCrum said last week, which served as inspiration for the TBBJ survey.
FrankCrum quotes a survey by global executive search firm Amrop Battalia Winston that says this year only 74 percent of companies reporting will have any kind of organized celebration. The percentage rose as high as 97 percent in 1997 and 1998, the statement said.
"Events, like holiday parties, are a great way to improve employee morale," said Mike Oddo, vice president of sales at FrankCrum, in the statement. "Helping them get to know their teams on a personal level is crucial for service provider companies because, at the end of the day, your employees are essentially the product you deliver."
Advice to employees at companies celebrating comes from OfficeTeam, which says 38 percent of managers surveyed expect employees to be at the event. The OfficeTeam survey of roughly 1,000 senior managers, also inspirational, shows 41 percent of companies will have an off-site party.
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Equinix, Inc. (Nasdaq: EQIX), the global interconnection and data center company, today announced the availability of the AWS Direct Connect service to the Equinix SY3 International Business Exchange (IBX®) data center in Sydney. With AWS Direct Connect, customers across Australia can connect their customer-owned and managed infrastructure directly to Amazon Web Services (AWS), establishing a private network connection that can reduce network costs, increase throughput, and deliver more consistent network performance than Internet-based connections.
Highlights / Key Facts
- Until now, Australian companies looking to connect to AWS from Australia had to do so through the public Internet, which can have unpredictable connectivity and varying performance. By leveraging AWS Direct Connect via Equinix's SY3 data center, customers can have a dedicated network connection to the cloud for more consistent network performance.
- Cloud adoption in Australia is rapidly accelerating. According to Forrester, 36 percent of Australian organizations are currently using cloud-based services—a notable increase from 22 percent in 2010 and 14 percent in 2009. With the successful rollout of the National Broadband Network (NBN), cloud demand is expected to rise even more. By 2020, the public cloud market in Australia is projected to be worth $3.2 billion.
- AWS Direct Connect is available in nine locations worldwide, including a total of three Asia-Pacific markets: Tokyo, Singapore and Sydney. New and existing Equinix customers in these regions will be able to lower network costs into and out of AWS by reducing bandwidth commitments to ISPs and taking advantage of reduced AWS Direct Connect data transfer rates.
- In August 2011, AWS established one of its first AWS Direct Connect locations in an Equinix IBX data center, and since then, Equinix facilities in the greater metropolitan areas of Washington DC/Northern Virginia and Silicon Valley now offer AWS Direct Connect.
Tony Simonsen, managing director, Equinix Australia:
"At Equinix, we realize that each customer's cloud journey is different. We've expanded our service with AWS Direct Connect for Australia to give our customers a more consistent network experience, all conveniently housed under one roof."
Eric Hui, director of Cloud, IT, Content and Digital Media, Equinix
"Having access to multiple networks within the data center is a critical component of a successful cloud strategy; it helps enhance application performance and ensure redundancy. By providing our customers access to carrier-neutral data center facilities, we hope to allow them to fully tap into the value of AWS via the AWS Direct Connect service."
Ian Gardiner, CEO, Viocorp:
"By utilizing the AWS Direct Connect service via Equinix Singapore to connect to the AWS Cloud, we have been able to secure the cost benefits of cloud computing with the performance and scalability in a hybrid environment. This has a direct benefit to our customers with increased quality and reduced time to transcode large multimedia files of 200 gig to formats suitable for delivery over the web to many different devices. We are planning to replicate the Singapore setup in Sydney, now that the service is available."
About Equinix
Equinix, Inc. (Nasdaq: EQIX), connects more than 4,000 companies directly to their customers and partners inside the world's most networked data centers. Today, businesses leverage the Equinix interconnection platform in 30 strategic markets across the Americas, EMEA and Asia-Pacific. www.equinix.com.
Forward Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially from expectations discussed in such forward-looking statements. Factors that might cause such differences include, but are not limited to, the challenges of acquiring, operating and constructing IBX centers and developing, deploying and delivering Equinix services; unanticipated costs or difficulties relating to the integration of companies we have acquired or will acquire into Equinix; a failure to receive significant revenue from customers in recently built out or acquired data centers; failure to complete any financing arrangements contemplated from time to time; competition from existing and new competitors; the ability to generate sufficient cash flow or otherwise obtain funds to repay new or outstanding indebtedness; the loss or decline in business from our key customers; and other risks described from time to time in Equinix's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. In particular, see Equinix's recent quarterly and annual reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, copies of which are available upon request from Equinix. Equinix does not assume any obligation to update the forward-looking information contained in this press release.
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The 3rd International Internet of @ThingsExpo, co-located with the 16th International Cloud Expo - to be held June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY - announces that its Call for Papers is now open. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the biggest idea since the creation of the Worldwide Web more than 20 years ago.
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15th Cloud Expo, which took place Nov. 4-6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, expanded the conference content of @ThingsExpo, Big Data Expo, and DevOps Summit to include two developer events. IBM held a Bluemix Developer Playground on November 5 and ElasticBox held a Hackathon on November 6. Both events took place on the expo floor. The Bluemix Developer Playground, for developers of all levels, highlighted the ease of use of Bluemix, its services and functionalit...
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Some developers believe that monitoring is a function of the operations team. Some operations teams firmly believe that monitoring the systems they maintain is sufficient to run the business successfully. Most of them are wrong. The complexity of today's applications have gone far and beyond the capabilities of "traditional" system-level monitoring tools and approaches and requires much broader knowledge of business and applications as a whole. The goal of DevOps is to connect all aspects of app...
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DevOps is all about agility. However, you don't want to be on a high-speed bus to nowhere. The right DevOps approach controls velocity with a tight feedback loop that not only consists of operational data but also incorporates business context. With a business context in the decision making, the right business priorities are incorporated, which results in a higher value creation. In his session at DevOps Summit, Todd Rader, Solutions Architect at AppDynamics, discussed key monitoring techniques...
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The security devil is always in the details of the attack: the ones you've endured, the ones you prepare yourself to fend off, and the ones that, you fear, will catch you completely unaware and defenseless. The Internet of Things (IoT) is nothing if not an endless proliferation of details. It's the vision of a world in which continuous Internet connectivity and addressability is embedded into a growing range of human artifacts, into the natural world, and even into our smartphones, appliances, a...
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What Are the Five Discourses of the Book of Matthew?
Should the Key Figures of the Book of Judges Be Considered Heroes?
Jonah and the Whale: Real or Symbolic?
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In "Pretty Woman" Roberts played a tough whore with a soft heart. Here, she's a business owner whose sense of self is so tenuous she doesn't even know how she likes her eggs done.
Drab and muddled romance.
Ultimately neither freewheeling enough to work as a diverting entertainment nor barbed enough to strike home as any sort of social commentary.
With flashbulb editing as cover for the absence of narrative continuity, Undisputed is nearly incoherent, an excuse to get to the closing bout (shot through bars and barbed wire in case we forgot the combatants are incarcerated), by which time it's impossible to care who wins.
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The movie rarely overcomes its terminal Scorsese- and Ferrara-isms, or fulfills the promise, evident in the film's early passages, that Montias might be a fine observer of local color with his own unique stories to tell.
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About the only good thing to say about this mess is that it's rotten enough that even Altman cultists may be forced to reconsider their devotion.
Placing gay characters front and center in big Hollywood movies is supposed to inspire cheers, not the case of the creeps that comes with Three To Tango.
Manipulative, feel-good drivel wrapped around a cloying performance by Kevin Spacey.
Relies almost exclusively on the gushing exuberance of Gooding Jr., and the aw-shucks factor of his digitally expressive, face-licking canine co-stars, leaving such potentially game actors as James Coburn and M. Emmet Walsh out in the cold.
This new feature has replaced the original's benevolence, taste and wit with cynicism, armpit humor and manic, desperately unfunny padding.
The wet blanket of undigested autobiography lies all over Rob Reiner's excruciating new opus about a marriage winding down into terminal atrophy.
An exploitation flick, but without the thrills or cleavage.
Kidman, who speaks Russian for much of the movie, turns in a technically impeccable performance, but the movie gets far more out of her than she out of it.
Squeak(s) by to make Loser justify the price of admission.
It's amazing that anyone still thinks this kind of shit can fly.
Brodie assembles a grab bag of themes formulaic to films about poverty.
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This hypersleek film is surprisingly lax for its first half... The ending is dumb.
When you don't find yourself wondering about dialogue that's drowned out by rushing rivers and footfalls in the brush, something is very wrong.
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Director Mel Smith (Bean) struggles to make up for the lack, clumsily juggling screwball dames and criminal elements, and trying to disguise the film's marked lack of vitality with split-screen tricks, jokey camera angles and a limp musical montage.
Bass isn't a gifted actor, but he retains his dignity, mostly by keeping his head down and avoiding the eyes of the idiots around him.
If only the whole thing were as funny as an Albert Brooks movie.
He (Berlanti) shoots for bland entertainment and scores.
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In the end, Some Fish Can Fly doesn't.
Its tone is as disjointed as if this were a first effort.
Branagh has cut, pasted and aggressively abridged Love's Labour's Lost, and piled it high with fancy visuals to make sure we get the drift.
A dud.
This movie's already been entertaining (or boring) airline passengers for months.
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By the last third, one is sick to death of seeing people tortured, no real catharsis is offered, and stupid is how one feels.
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With this desperately eager-to-please fable based on a short story and novel by Isaac Asimov, director Chris Columbus clinches his berth as the master of shiny-happy message movies.
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The director and her capable cast appear to be caught in a heady whirl of New Age–inspired good intentions, but the spell they cast isn't the least bit mesmerizing.
At times, both swans and humans appear oddly out of sync with their flat backgrounds, while the film's few musical flights of fancy never achieve visual liftoff.
As a first-time filmmaker who juggles such duties as writing, directing, producing, even playing piano solos on the soundtrack, Rice is in over his head.
The best I can say for Smiling Fish is that it's capable and pleasant, which ought to sound a warning note louder than if I'd said it was awful.
The film portrays a family undone by grief over the death of a loved one; that, in any event, is its plot synopsis. More accurately, the film is a wallow of authorial narcissism, and a tedious, unrelenting, uninteresting wallow at that.
Fails because it takes itself both too seriously and not seriously enough.
Seems stuck in reverse.
Like the film's characters, the city of Paris has been made faceless, as if it too were merely the pawn in a representational hell where light and color and shading are forbidden.
Essentially a single-gag movie: Namely, trailer trash are funny; we laugh at their bad taste and social ineptitude.
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The one saving grace is a sweet, affecting performance by Werner de Smedt.
Director Alan Rudolph kills this promising film off with a combination of bad writing and wrong-headed direction.
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F. X. Feeney
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A little bit "pi," a little bit "julien donkey-boy," a little bit "Eraserhead," Buddy Boy doesn't equal these, but offers bizarre pleasures of its own.
The deliriously deficient new excuse for a comedy.
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Lamely engineered and thoroughly exploited tragedy.
A flat, middlebrow variation on some of the central themes of recent Iranian cinema.
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The director belabors every moment, forgetting that pulp tales need to be told quickly, lest the viewer have time to second-guess.
Sitcom humor substitutes for wit, and tedious angst supplies the drama.
Ultimately, it's as vapid as (Michael Jordan's) perfume and as disposable as a pair of his Hanes.
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This spineless feel-good nonsense means to warm the cockles of your heart. Somebody check the oven: My cockles were charred.
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Koppelman and Lieven's toneless, generic direction style is slack, not slick, and they handle actors like livestock. Only John Malkovich, as Matty's psychotic uncle, retains his dignity.
Try as they might, the two central performers can never overcome the film's underdeveloped core, and are left flailing about amid Nutley's listless, glacial pacing.
Pretension, in its own way, is a form of bravery. For this reason and this reason only -- the power of its own steadfast, hoity-toity convictions -- Chelsea Walls deserves a medal.
A disappointing hodgepodge that fails to tie up its conflicting strands of family drama and suspense thriller.
Whatever ghost-story intrigue the film musters gives way to a tedious cycle of fighting, screwing, shouting and storytelling stuck together by two hours worth of hard-boiled dialogue gone gummy.
Empty details pile up, awful performance art is doled out, talking heads are intermittently identified, and the late Brandon Teena is evoked to little real purpose.
One almost pities the unnervingly twitchy Murphy, whose shiny makeup is dreadful, and who doesn't stand a chance alongside the focused intensity of Fanning, who commands the screen with the precision of a 30-year veteran.
After a zippy first hour, the wackos wear out their welcome and the director, perversely, fails to show the big concert.
An intriguing failure that promises more than it delivers.
Callahan's feature debut is a one-way ticket to Palookaville.
Occasionally funny, cameo-speckled marshmallow.
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While Kaminski understands that movie terror comes in at the eyes, he has little skill for connecting sensation to hearts and minds.
By the time a not terribly surprising tragedy hits and these crazy kids get theirs, the movie doesn't so much end as finally keel over.
The narrative chronology is so heavily hacked about, its tenses so addled and the material so thinly spread across so many characters, one can scarcely keep it straight in one's head without going cross-eyed.
Nothing in this craven exercise... will register in the memory for longer than the walk back to the car.
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Achieves a level of hypocrisy astounding less for its brazenness than for its sheer stupidity.
A mindless muddle.
Rich with comic potential that goes unfulfilled, time after stupefying time.
Marks no discernible improvement on its predecessors "Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo" and "The Animal," though the sight of the deeply unprepossessing Schneider all dolled up for girlie business is good for a few shallow chuckles.
In the end it's only "The Chanukah Song, Part 3," playing over the closing credits, that manages to capture the joy of the season.
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Dan Fienberg
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Never quite deciding if it wants to parody or uphold the ongoing cultural romance with the Pimp, Pootie Tang mostly feels like a sad retread.
At once illogical and insultingly stupid, filled with dead-end twists and the sort of dialogue that makes a mockery of actual adult relations.
The biggest problem is that the character of Sabine is such a lame male fantasy of the enigmatic woman-child.
The first two-thirds are turgid enough; in the last, Ferrara begins replaying scenes we've already seen earlier in the film.
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Bruckheimer's latest is in some crucial respects worse than those earlier blockbuster bids ("Gone in 60 Seconds" and "Coyote Ugly") -- certainly it's more fraudulent -- because unlike those films, which don't claim to be about anything other than thrills and tits, Remember the Titans means to be about race.
A flimsy premise to begin with, it's been punctured beyond repair by an amateur script from Bill Kelly and director Hugh Wilson (The First Wives Club), and by Wilson's shocking ineptitude with dialogue, framing and pace.
Even the easily weepy may grow impatient with the snail's pace of this melancholy romance.
Even when the film does strike some genuinely heart-tugging notes, they're invariably shattered by such ham-fisted lines as "You really are blind." At times, it's enough to make you wish you were deaf.
FX whiz John Bruno (Terminator 2, True Lies) makes a dubious directorial debut here, juggling monsters that are icky but not scary; an out-of-control Donald Sutherland as the tug's Ahabesque captain.
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Both character and metaphor have gone to the dogs, leaving a slew of fart and burp jokes and laying bare Dreamcatcher's driving purpose, which is to make multiplexes full of little boys yuk it up, then gross them out, creep them out.
Chai's structure and pacing are disconcertingly slack. Missing the loose ends and ambiguities of actual conversation, the dialogue makes characters sound like they're delivering speeches rather than interacting.
Slight and goofy, this cut-rate attempt to mine "Harry Potterville" is undermined by its ostensible draw: the lead casting of Jonathan Lipnicki.
Provides an unfulfilled promise of pleasure (providing one doesn't cave in to the spectacle of bare-chested Elizabeth Hurley sucking on an ice cube) in this heavy-handed exercise in time-vaulting literary pretension.
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Ron Stringer
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The editing looks like it was done in a blender, and the images of death and grief are so genre-primal that the Pangs hardly bother with dialogue.
A horror movie that's not horrific enough, Soul Survivors plays like a "Twilight Zone" by way of "Touched by an Angel."
Crushingly airless film -- Food chokes on its own depiction of upper-crust decorum.
Going Down is woefully lacking in the comedy (or the sex for that matter), and even some of the teens look a little long in the tooth.
The interchangeable males all resemble Freddie Prinze Jr., and Anderson's direction is no less anemic, making one yearn for an Escape/Quit button that, sadly, doesn't exist in this medium.
By all current standards it's a startlingly ingenuous film.
It all misses the mark emotionally, hindered by one-dimensional characters and telegraphed developments.
Thai director Kaos (a.k.a. Wych Kaosayananda), making his inauspicious Hollywood debut, still can't breathe any life into it. You'll just want to get back to your Game Boy.
Of course, it's terrible -- but did it have to be this bad?
It's like a three-times-too-long sitcom pilot missing the laugh track.
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Scott Foundas
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Too much of a mess to say anything with assurance, pieced together as it is from mismatched institutional movies such as "Cool Hand Luke" and "Shock Corridor" -- with "Lord of the Flies" thrown in for good measure -- and turning on plot points that simply don't wash.
A soulless affair.
If only they had the courage of their crassness.
The mood is hermetic to the point of claustrophobia, embellished with a sense of everyday surrealism indebted to David Lynch.
Long-shelved 2001 clunker.
The film is ultimately more labored than inspired. A cameo by James Brown is amusing, but it can't keep The Tuxedo from earning the distinction of being Chan's worst Hollywood film to date.
This brittle little confection from director Peyton Reed (Bring It On) may drive you up the wall -- unless you're willing to settle for great frocks, stylish production design and wicked opening credits.
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Guadalupe Lopez, 83, entered into rest on Sunday, November 15, in Manteca. She was born in Canutillo Texas, to the late Mr. and Mrs. Guillermo and Josefa Rodriguez on May 30, 1926. She joins her husband in heaven Vicente Lopez, as well as her daughter, Rosa (Lopez) Arechiga and her siblings Guillermo Rodriguez Jr. and Velia Rodriguez. Guadalupe was a resident of Manteca for 15 years.
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[3] September 11, 2014 at 11:18pm
Now if they all got together in one big circle and started shooting.
[2] September 8, 2014 at 10:33am
By the way you're defending the "damaged goods" that committed this cruel act suggests that it is something you condone or something your children (if applicable) have committed as well.
BTW How can a mother who investigates her child's private life be a "snoop". Seems that the mothers of the "damaged children" could have prevented this cruel behavior had they done a little "snooping".
Have anymore pearls ? Oh wise one.
[2] September 8, 2014 at 10:14am
First of all , to find "humor" in this article suggests that you have a form of mental illness as well as the subject of this story. NEWSFLASH ! Children with mild autism don't and won't speak for themselves. They simply continue their attempt to stay clear of the conflict while accepting the terms "geek", "nerd", "weirdo", etc.
So to set the "misapprehension of your ignorance" straight, Autism is a neurodevelopment disorder, it is a prenatal occurrence.
Go pedal you "shade-tree" psychology to others on your level and stay clear of adults.
[-1] September 8, 2014 at 9:47am
You give "anonymous" a bad name.
[1] September 8, 2014 at 9:44am
"Retarded", as compared to what? The guys who dumped the cr@p on this young man ? If your brother could understand the subtleties of "ridicule" he wasn't that retarded. He was sent to a special school because he was an inconvenience to those who made the decision to remove him from the family.
[48] September 6, 2014 at 9:03pm
My youngest daughter has Asberger.s Syndrome, I never knew there was such a form of Autism. She's incredibly intelligent, socially awkward, can,t handle criticism and shys away from any conflict. When I learned of her condition I realized that my 30 year old son possesses the same affliction. My daughter is adopted from another country so there is no genetic connection between the two. The are identical down to the same soft body type, much like the body of the young man who was "attacked" .
Knowing how they both "wear their emotions on their sleeves" the lost trust and obvious rejection he is experiencing is so incredibly damaging. He wanted to belong. He wanted to have friends that cared. What ever is done to the losers will never have and equal effect as their "hate" crime had on the young man.
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Compared to what ? The DOJ sued Jindal over Vouchers. They have since decided to stop trying to freeze or block Louisiana's school voucher program.
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August 2, 2014 at 10:53am
The "Zippy" statement above is a good example of the distinct relationship between the quality of humor and intelligence. The childish example above is a perfect example of humor at the bottom of the"funny" scale. It is also an inductor of the character of the reader. If you think the above is funny you're likely a huge fan of "fart" jokes. Grow up.
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[2] July 31, 2014 at 7:59am
That's funny. he said the same thing.
[3] July 29, 2014 at 6:27pm
The HHS Obamacare website builders are back with their next multimillion dollar boondoggle. If the democrats tell you it;s a good idea it's gonna cost.
If you conceive a stupid idea the liberals are more than happy to fund it.
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[76] July 29, 2014 at 10:12am
Bonus ? You apply for a job, you agree on the requirements, you agree on a salary, you understand salary increases are based on advancement. Dissatisfied ? Quit.
You can give but you can't take away. Once a bonus is awarded it is expected.
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On the contrary VJ has been very successful wheeling and dealing for Iran (country of birth) and other favorites in the middle east. Nobody has the ability to embarrass the US like Obama. Although Kerry's giving him a run for his money.
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[1] July 24, 2014 at 9:00pm
Too many Valerie Jarrett questions.
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[42] July 24, 2014 at 8:54pm
Know why they have bullet proof glass in post offices ?
To keep people outside from getting shot.
[8] July 21, 2014 at 7:58am
cdn Working for Al Jazzera ? It would appear to be so since you left out a couple of points. The nearly 2000 rockets fired at Israel (first). And the dead children who go unprotected by their whack job parents. Since the IDF makes every effort to warn the non-combatants it would follow that those that didn't leave were either Hamas fighters or the those that chose to be human shields or were forced to be human shields (like the kids). You're part of the problem.
[2] July 3, 2014 at 1:11pm
another little known story. Google Bert Shepard. The baseball story is amazing and I played a lot of golf with Bert and he always walked. He took up golf at about 45 years old and retired the National Amputee Championship trophy after winning it 7 times.
[40] July 1, 2014 at 3:11pm
This is the most important story ever published here. You have a president who professes to be a variety of personal convictions. Who claims to have these great political and social concerns. But in reality he isn't interested in pursuing anything other than the presidential good times. The president is a lazy, disconnected narcissist that is more than happy to do the bidding of those to which he has a close personal connection. His wife, Elena Kagan, Eric Holder and most importantly Valerie Jarret. Jarret's father was the prime mover in the elevation of Obama. While Jarrett's Father ran the children's hospital in Iran he became a huge supporter of the Iranians through personal associations. He also developed a deep hatred for Saddam Hussein and the Iraqis. Having been born in Iran and as she grew Valerie Jarrett was indoctrinated by dad regarding the people and country of Iran. He remained in contact with friends developed while working in Iran. Michelle Obama who is Angela Davis light, considers Jarrett her closest confident in their circle of friends. Friends who include Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn.
Obama and Jarrett along with Holder run the show in this country. This is why Iran has never been confronted on any activity. And anything Sunni is dealt with while Shiites get the pass.
This Strictly Michele Obama's social agenda.
Jarret's middle east agenda.
And Holder's civil rights agenda.
And all the media cares about is the availability of birth con
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[-1] June 29, 2014 at 9:48pm
That would be beaches.
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Thousands of people descended on the Supreme Court to rally as part of the United for Marriage coalition of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Human Rights Campaign and other LGBT advocacy and sympathetic groups , including Terry O'Neill, President of NOW. Other speakers included couples and families impacted by the laws, allies from the sports community, and politicians.
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