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Union officials say the exploitation of undocumented Latino labor to cut building costs has become increasingly commonplace amid the desperation. The union that has taken the most aggressive stance on the issue locally has been the carpenters union, using tactics that are not popular with some other unions. The carpenters union was founded in 1881 and has about 520,000 members nationally with 4,600 in Oregon and 19,600 in the Northwest.
Sanchez and his union colleagues have labor disputes with a half dozen local contractors for allegedly shepherding undocumented workers to job sites, cheating workers out of their pay, refusing to pay overtime, threatening those who complain, and running various schemes to evade taxes, win bids through payroll fraud and collect undue unemployment checks. One Oregon contractor they recently targeted, Stephen Nagy, pleaded guilty on July 29 to antitrust and racketeering charges for rigging the bid process for a $24 million Pearl District construction process, fraudulently altering pay stubs and ripping off the state for more than $100,000 in unemployment funds. One of Nagy's companies, ASM Drywall, was forced by the Bureau of Labor and Industries in June to pay $36,519 in back wages to 40 workers with Hispanic surnames, plus $89,280 in penalty wages and $36,720 for civil penalties. Nagy has been banned from the construction industry in Oregon for 20 years.
Both the criminal prosecution and the back wages judgment against Nagy resulted from underground investigations by local members of the carpenters union. According to a key affidavit filed in the Nagy case, an undercover union member serving as a confidential informant collaborated with an investigator from the Department of Justice to document the wrongdoing. The informant even set up a company with Nagy to bilk the government for $45 an hour in labor while paying workers $15 per hour in cash.
The Nagy investigation followed the 2008 conviction of a Marion County labor broker named Maurilio Vega for racketeering and ducking $8 million in taxes. Vega received $25 million in checks from drywall contractors and paid crews of mostly undocumented Latino workers in cash, to launder money and enable contractors to evade taxes and save on workers' compensation and labor costs.
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Palau: I think the most important point is that we really felt that we could be a significant player in this arena. It's about a long-term positioning for the brand. Instead of diluting our resources towards soccer, baseball or any other sport -- we'd love to but don't have those resources -- we align with boxing where we think we can be a significant player. But we need to be consistent and really disciplined in how we integrate here and in Mexico.
Q: How do you track ROI from boxing activities?
Palau: It's actually hard to track because it varies a lot by state. We look at it from a sales standpoint. There's a lot of money involved in promoting the fights in terms of media, the pay per views and even all of the specific tailored communications around all five big PPV events we sponsored this year. At the end of the day, we want to build positioning for Tecate that is all around character.
Q: Have you seen sales spike because of retail activities around PPV?
Palau: We see from 15% to 17% growth in sales, specifically in markets or outlets in which we activate. That's very hard data, a very clear wave. But it also has a halo effect for us as well in other markets, in on-premises accounts, and grocery stores, even where we don't necessarily promote the fights. We find (even there) that consumers tend to increase consideration.
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Graeme Clifford's "Frances" tells the story of a small-town girl who tasted the glory of Hollywood and the exhilaration of Broadway and then went on to lead a life during which everything went wrong. It is a tragedy without a villain, a sad story with no moral except that there, but for the grace of God, go we.
The movie is about Frances Farmer, a beautiful and talented movie star from the 1930s and 1940s who had a streak of, independence and a compulsion toward self-destruction, and who went about as high and about as low as it is possible to go in one lifetime.
She came out of Seattle as a high school essay-contest winner and budding intellectual. She was talented and pretty enough to make her way fairly easily into show business, where she immediately gravitated to the left-wing precincts of the Group Theater and such landmark productions as Clifford Odets' "Waiting for Lefty." She also became a movie star, and there was a time when her star shone so brightly that it seemed the party would last forever.
It did not. She was a stubborn, opinionated star who fought with the studio system, defied the bosses, drank too much, took too many pills and got into too much trouble. Her strong-willed mother stepped in to help her, and that's when Frances' troubles really began.
The mother orchestrated a series of hospitalizations in bizarre mental institutions, where Frances Farmer was brutally mistreated and finally, horrifyingly, lobotomized. She ended her days as a vague, pleasant middle-age woman who did a talk show in Indianapolis and finally died of alcoholism.
Jessica Lange plays Frances Farmer in a performance that is so driven, that contains so many different facets of a complex personality, that we feel she has an intuitive understanding of this tragic woman.
She is just as good when she portrays Farmer as an uncertain, appealing teenager from the Northwest as she is when she plays her much later, snarling at a hairdresser and screaming at her mother. All of those contradictions were inside Farmer, and if she had learned to hide or deal with some of them she might have lived a happier life.
The story of Frances Farmer makes a fascinating movie, if only because it's such a contrast to standard show-business biographies. They usually come in two speeds: rags to riches, or rags to riches to victim. "Frances" never really lays blame for the tragedy of Farmer's life.
It presents a number of causes for Farmer's destruction. (A short list might include her combative personality, her shrewish mother, the studio system, betrayal by her lovers, alcoholism, drug abuse, psychiatric malpractice and the predations of a mad lobotomist.)
But the movie never comes right out and says what it believes "caused" Farmer's tragedy. That is good, I think, because no simple explanation will do for Farmer's life. The movie is told from her point of view, and from where she stood she was surrounded. On one day she had one enemy, and on another day, another enemy. Always, of course, her worst enemy was herself.
The movie doesn't let us off the hook by giving us someone to blame. Instead, it insists on being a bleak tragedy, and it argues that sometimes it is quite possible for everything to go wrong. Since most movies are at least optimistic enough to provide a cause for human tragedy, this one is sort of daring.
It is also well made by Clifford, a first-time director whose credits as a film editor include such virtuoso work as "McCabe and Mrs. Miller" and "Don't Look Now." Clifford has made a period picture that wears its period so easily that we're not distracted by it, and he has made a movie that is bleak without being unwatchable.
There are a few problems with his structure, most of them centering around an incompletely explained friend of Farmer's, played by Sam Shepard as a guy who seems to drift into her life whenever the plot requires him. Kim Stanley plays Farmer's mother on a rather thankless note of shrillness, and the lobotomist in the picture seems to have wandered over from a nearby horror film. (He apparently gave the same impression in real life.)
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She might have been one of the greatest movie stars of her time. As it is, when I was asked the other day to name a few of Frances Farmer's best films, I had to admit that, offhand, I couldn't think of one.
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Get it over with and rush him to the bigs!2. Bourbon Samurai Posted: August 20, 2012 at 02:46 PM (#4212706)
Not too much of a surprise. Hopefully he'll be able to bounce back.3. Al Kaline Trio Posted: August 20, 2012 at 04:28 PM (#4212910)
Still a good pick?4. Tom Nawrocki Posted: August 20, 2012 at 04:40 PM (#4212939)
Ya gotta shut those pitchers down!5. andrewberg Posted: August 20, 2012 at 04:41 PM (#4212941)
I say they shouldn't shut him down. You only get so many chances at winning your division. Plus, he's a professional, he should be out there earning his paychecks, not resting when his teammates need him.6. toratoratora Posted: August 20, 2012 at 05:22 PM (#4213009)
Should have had him on a 16.0 pitches limit7. Brian Posted: August 20, 2012 at 06:53 PM (#4213126)
The recovery rate on these is excellent, still a great pick.8. zachtoma Posted: August 20, 2012 at 07:17 PM (#4213155)
He was gonna have to have TJ at some point anyways, I think they knew that when they picked him, so they're not getting anything they didn't bargain for here. Might as well get it out of the way know and give him a clean start to his pro career in fall/winter next year rather than send him out there with a ticking time bomb in his elbow.9. TerpNats Posted: August 21, 2012 at 01:14 PM (#4213802)
Agree with #7 and #8. Wasn't expecting him in the bigs for a few years anyway.
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SINGAPORE/HONG KONG/LONDON, January 23 (Fitch) In its new "China Rebalanced" scenario report published today, Fitch says that Chinese State-owned Enterprises' (SOEs) ratings, which are typically notched-down from the sovereign rating (foreign currency 'A+'/Stable) to reflect forms of state support, would be most affected in a rebalanced consumer-led, rather than investment-led, economy as the central government re-prioritises its support for strategic industries.
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Somewhere on the drive home from the vet, my jaw clenching in time with the bitter howlings of my car-sick cat, I realized: It's not the cancer that upsets me most. No, it's the shots.
The cancer is nature. The cancer grew inside her, outside of our control. She has been living in her soft, white body for 15 years maybe; this makes her very old. The years grew long on us both. ("Almost 10 years, Pete, can you believe it? She licks a paw and watches my lips move in pleased and lazy silence.) The years grew long enough I had time to build a mental observatory, a window into the vast night she will walk alone. So I can stand to watch her go.
So no, it's not the cancer that upsets me the most.
It's the other things, the unwanted things, the unnatural-unnecessary-and-never-shoulda-been-there things. The fingertip of metal embedded in her swaying belly, another in her slowly sinking back. ("I'm so sorry, my little Petey girl. I didn't know." She glares at me as the car rumbles over tumbled West Broadway roads, her irises bright as Bermuda shoals, even though lately ringed with rheumy smears of brown.)
This is my cat; her name is Pete. She cannot hear and sometimes squeaks. How she came to me is a long story and terribly mundane in the telling: One day we'd never met, the next she was splayed out on my futon, sunning. She was a stray before I knew her, wandering West Broadway back lanes and nibbling what food she could find. Once settled in my home, however, she turned her nose away from any hint of outside.
("Had enough of that, didn't you Pete? Life's much nicer here, isn't it? Lots of food for Pete. Lots of love.")
Instead, she settled into a lazy cycle of feline life, revolving on supporting spokes of food and sleep. Occasionally, she woke (wakes?) long enough to press my hand with her cheek. Oh, she is gentle, she is sweet. One of my old boyfriends taught her to do a trick, to rear up on command. She is a pliable creature like that; she treats every human as a long-lost friend. ("She was SO good," the veterinary technician said, and I felt a swell of pride.)
But lately, there were the little problems, the upset stomach and the bleary eyes... yes, let's do the blood tests. Yeah, and also the X-rays.
I'm not supposed to be writing this. I am supposed to be on vacation. But the frustration rips up the mind and bleeds onto the page.
Late afternoon on Monday. A phone call from the vet. The tests are back, something bulbous near her spleen. It's not clear exactly what it is, just that it's something where nothing should be. Her blood is bursting with white blood cells too, and you know, we'll need an ultrasound to be sure, but...
Yes, I said. Cancer, I said. (I was ready for this.) We'll do the ultrasound. Take it step by step.
"One other thing," the veterinarian said. "She has two BB-gun pellets embedded in her."
The breath that rushed out of me then, some sort of shrill and agonized wind, a realization that all this time -- yes, I want to see the X-ray slides.
Later, some helpful folks on Twitter suggest the bright white blots leering from her abdomen are airgun pellets, not BB balls. I confess I don't well know the difference, never really cared to find out. In the end, it doesn't change this fact: Someone aimed, and pulled the trigger, and pumped her with shots. One lodged above the spine, one buried in the folds that hang below her gut.
Someone used this gentle creature for target practice. Someone, no, one of us -- one of us looked at her life and decided that it needed hurt.
Twelve years at least, these things have been stuck in her. Twelve years she has been living with the shrapnel of an attack all lopsided in its power.
On the way home from the vet, steaming. Listening to her car-sick caterwaul and my mind reeling from the Monday avalanche of bad news, of slaughters. Of the U.S. Supreme Court decision on Hobby Lobby and the corresponding tide of sneering commentators. Of the constant pressure in this world of having to defend one's own humanity, the constant pressure billions of us face to carve out a space just big enough to breathe and make choices for our lives free and peacefully...
These thoughts keep turning back to my cat, to the cancer I was ready for and the cruelty I cannot stand. Keep turning back to what it means to look at a life and decide it needs to be hurt. That it needs to be stung for no reason except for "fun," and shoved into the dirt...
Against all this, the arrogance of ever thinking we are anything but the most malignant of this planet's species.
("We're home now, Pete. You're home. I'm so sorry sweetheart. I didn't know.")
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There is an intriguing letter in an advice column in The New York Times from last July. Many are wondering if this anonymous letter refers to the newly revealed extra-marital affair indulged by now former CIA Director and General David Petraeus. But a closer look at the advice the Times gives out proves that the so-called "paper of record" can't even keep its anti-conservative agenda out of simple advice columns.
The letter from an anonymous reader is tantalizing. It sure sounds like someone describing Petraeus' ill-advised affair.
My wife is having an affair with a government executive. His role is to manage a project whose progress is seen worldwide as a demonstration of American leadership. (This might seem hyperbolic, but it is not an exaggeration.) I have met with him on several occasions, and he has been gracious. (I doubt if he is aware of my knowledge.) I have watched the affair intensify over the last year, and I have also benefited from his generosity. He is engaged in work that I am passionate about and is absolutely the right person for the job. I strongly feel that exposing the affair will create a major distraction that would adversely impact the success of an important effort. My issue: Should I acknowledge this affair and finally force closure? Should I suffer in silence for the next year or two for a project I feel must succeed? Should I be "true to my heart" and walk away from the entire miserable situation and put the episode behind me? NAME WITHHELD
While that is quite an amazing parallel to what we now know about Petraeus, the more telling thing in this columns isn't what the reader says in the letter. It's the advice given that is the real shocker.
"Don't expose the affair in any high-profile way," The New York Times begins.
Well, that might seem sensible. But wait, there's more. The Times violates its own advice and reveals that there is a least one reason that someone may want to out an affair and destroy the very important work of such a government official.
It would be different if this man's project was promoting some (contextually hypocritical) family-values platform, but that doesn't appear to be the case. The only motive for exposing the relationship would be to humiliate him and your wife, and that's never a good reason for doing anything.
Ah, so it's OK to destroy an official if that official happens to be a champion of "family-values." But not otherwise.
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This stainless steel countertop pasta machine is ideal for making fine strands of fresh noodles! Once you've made your fresh pasta dough, pass it through the rollers of this noodle maker to achieve the desired thickness, then through the cutters to create perfect, fresh pasta! Medium (6 mm) and fine (2 mm) noodle width roller options are included as well as a table clamp for ease of use. Do not wash the noodle machine with water, rather wipe down the exterior of the machine with a soft dry cloth and clean the cutters with a brush. For additional care and use information, please consult the Instructions.
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This is a great little pasta maker for a fantastic price. I teach making pasta so I got a couple of them, they are great!
Joe G. from From Scratch Posted on 11/12/2014
I used this pasta machine for the first time & it was wonderful. The pasta I made was so easy. The machine made just the right size of pasta that I wanted. I'm so happy with this.
Kim P. Posted on 05/15/2014
A very good quality manual pasta machine that is very easy to use. The attachments slide in past without too much resistance and it cleans up well after use.
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Dawne N. from Frankfurt Bakery & Deli Posted on 08/04/2013
This pasta machine is just great. Once you have the dough made you can easily roll it out into whatever thickness you want. Great for making lasagna sheets quickly
Anthony D. Posted on 04/16/2013
Not one of my favorite purchases from the site. The quality is a bit less than expected and it is somewhat awkward to use (especially if you have not used a noodle maker before). Have not used it a ton of times, for this reason.
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Absolutely fantastic tool for any kitchen. If you want to make some good, fresh pasta, than you need to invest in one of these machines!
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I purchased 2 of the pasta Noodle Maker Machines for my culinary students to use I teach the chapter on Pasta. They absolutely love them and were proud of their results from making recipes of fresh pasta dough, rolling it out and then cutting it into fettuccine. They cooked their pasta and enjoyed it with commercial sauce and made-from scratch Alfredo sauce. Great lab experience.
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This is a great asset when making small batches of pasta without taking the larger pasta machine.
Jennifer M. Posted on 11/15/2012
This is awesome for rolling out pasta. It might take a little elbow grease, but it's definitely better than paying more for an electric machine.
James B. Posted on 11/11/2012
Pasta machines are a great alternative than rolling the dough out with a rolling pin. The different gears make it easy to find what thickness you desire.
Aaron H. Posted on 09/22/2012
This pasta machine works pretty well. i was having some trouble keeping it clamped down onto the table, but other than that it was a realy god buy. very inexpensive.
Tom M. Posted on 05/08/2012
We have been astonished by the price of pasta makers so we thought we'd try a more inexpensive model to see if we like it first. This is a great price and works well...so we haven't even thought about replacing it.
Amy V. from ACES Cake Shop and Baker's Supply Posted on 03/19/2012
This machine is nice. It works great and the cutter attachment makes making linguine fast and easy. Although the table clamp needs retightend every once and a while during use.
Anthony G. Posted on 02/08/2012
what a super value. with the table clamp makes it very stable for multi sheets. use for a week and start making extra profit. great starter unit
Randall H. from restaurant Posted on 12/08/2011
Good pasta machine! Great price! Table clamp is great for keeping it secure during multiple batches of pasta! Attachements are built in and make finding them easy!
Eric K. Posted on 06/30/2011
The clap does not work very well. I this it might be missing a piece. Over all this makes paper thin pasta and cuts my pasta making in half
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Good quality item, easy to crank out sheets of pasta for ravioli and lasagna. I think I will use it just for rolling until I figure out a way to keep the cut pasta from sticking together after feeding thru the 2 cutters. It could have better instructions included with it.
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We continued our discussion on VA problems and solutions. Given the extent of the problems co-host Patricia Axelrod, Director Desert Storm Think Tank advocates abolishment of the VA and issuing medical access cards for civilian care at veterans choice similar to MEDICARE and TRICARE while co-hosts Denise Nichols and Doug Rokke advocate revamping the VA due to limitations in civilian care for military type injuries and illnesses. Upon reflection, given the extent of the problems that are far greater than resource management and prompt appointments and given the reluctance of VA officials to resolve the eternal problems Patricia just might be right. Denise had offered a path to resolve VA problems in 1999 during an IOM - NIH hearing in DC. They were ignored then as they are now. Either way something must be done as the imbedded problems are far worse than can be corrected through resource management. Essentially, evidences indicates that the VA is a vets adversary rather than an advocate. We will continue this discussion and invite participation. Upcoming programs are on Falujah and then on the last Sunday in November critical issue of legal aspects- suing the VA.
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He was named first team All-Big Sky Conference for the second season in a row. He was co-recipient of the Terry Dillon Award (Outstanding Back or Receiver), sharing it with fellow cornerback Brandon Dodson.
He was ninth on the team in tackles with 44 stops. He was second at UM with four interceptions, and returned two of those picks (18 yards vs. Western State and 53 yards at Eastern Washington) for touchdowns. He tied for 40th in the FCS with .36 picks a game. He also had eight kickoff returns for a 22.2-yard average, and rushed twice for nine yards.
2009: He had team-highs of five interceptions and 12 pass deflections in 11 games (he missed four contests due to injury). He would be ranked first (tie) in the league in pass deflections (1.09 pg) and second in interceptions (0.45 pg).
"Tru" was fourth on the team with 31 solo tackles, and was the team's fourth leading returning tackler with 54 stops. He was a first team All-Big Sky pick. He was named the Sports Network's co-National Player of the Week on defense on Sept. 12th because of his outstanding play (six tackles and two interceptions) in a 17-10 victory at UC Davis. He was also named the Big Sky's "Player of the Week" on defense that week.
2008: He was a rare starter at corner as a true freshman. He was a Big Sky honorable mention selection. He tied for the team lead with four interceptions and tied for sixth in the Big Sky with .36 picks a game. He started in the first 11 games, but suffered an injury against Idaho State and missed UM's last five games.
High School: As a senior quarterback he passed for 1,800 yards (with just 5 interceptions), rushing for 500 yards, and scored 22 total touchdowns, and was named first team all-league on offense and defense. He was voted to his high school's football "Hall of Fame" at defensive back.
As a junior he was first team all-league at wide receiver with 750 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns. He was also chosen his team's MVP as a junior in football. His high school football coach was Elliot Burke. He also earned three letters in basketball. As a senior in hoops he was team captain, team MVP, and an all-conference pick.
Career highs: He had a career-high eight tackles and tied his career best with two interceptions in a 31-10 home win over 19th-ranked Weber State in 2009. He also had two interceptions against Southern Utah in 2008. His long kickoff return is 44 yards against Idaho State in 2010.
Personal: His parents are Lynn Stallworth and Curtis Johnson of Stockton. His major is sociology. Birth date: January 1, 1990.
Quoting Coach Pflugrad: "He's really got it all. He's got the size to play safety. We played him a little bit on offense last year as a receiver and we probably should have played him there more. He's done a outstanding job for us the past three years. He's a lock down corner; he's physical; and he tackles very well. A lot of teams go away from him, so he doesn't get the opportunities to be a ball-hawk and get as many picks like a lot of other corners in our league do, as well as the other corners on our team. If we can get him some help on the other side of the field it should help Trumaine get even better stats than he did last year, although his stats last season were impressive."
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