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The collective group of people who are available for employment, i.e. including both the employed and the unemployed.
The collective group of people who are available for employment, i.e. including both the employed and the unemployed.
Examples of labor force in the following topics:
Measuring the Unemployment Rate
- Classify the six measures of unemployment calculated by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) The labor force is the actual number of people available for work; economists use the labor force participation rate to determine the unemployment rate.
- In an economy, the labor force is the actual number of people available for work.
- The unemployment rate is measured using two different labor force surveys.
- U1: the percentage of labor force unemployed for 15 weeks or longer.
- U2: the percentage of labor force who lost jobs or completed temporary work.
Shortcomings of the Measurement
- Describe the rates in the U.S. of those who are employed, unemployed, and not in the labor force Unemployment is not an absolute calculation and it is prone to errors and biases related to data assembly and inconsistencies in reporting.
- The rate of unemployment is calculated using four methods: the Labor Force Sample Surveys, Official Estimates, Social Insurance Statistics, and Employment Office Statistics.
- The rate is a percentage that is calculated by dividing the number of unemployed individuals by the number of individuals currently employed in the labor force .
- In order to find the rate of unemployment, four methods are used: Labor Force Sample Surveys: provide the most comprehensive results.
- Some individuals also choose not to enter the labor force and these statistics are also not considered.
- labor force (noun) The collective group of people who are available for employment, i.e. including both the employed and the unemployed.
Catch-Up: Possible, but not Certain
- Demographics: demographics change the employment to population ratio as well as the labor force participation rate.
- The age structure of the population affects the labor force participation rate.
- Labor force participation: the rate of labor force participation impacts economic growth.
- It is the number of people working in the labor force.
- When manufacturing increased, it created a higher productivity rate, but lowered the labor force participation, prices fell, and employment shrank.
Determinants of Long-Run Growth
- Determinants of long-run growth include growth of productivity, demographic changes, and labor force participation.
- There are specific determinants that impact the long-run growth of an economy: Growth of productivity: is the ratio of economic outputs to inputs (capital, labor, energy, materials, and services).
- Labor force participation: the amount of labor force participation and the size of economic sectors influence economic growth.
- The labor force participation is the amount of workers available.
- In countries with high development and industrialization, labor force participation is high because of low birth and death rates.
A New Economy?
- Potential growth is presumed to equal the sum of the growth in the labor force plus any gains in productivity, or output per worker.
- In the late 1990s, the labor force was projected to grow about 1 percent a year, and productivity was thought to be rising somewhere between 1 percent and 1.5 percent.
- The answer appeared to depend, in part, on the oldest of economic ingredients -- labor.
- Indeed, in 1999, the Committee on Economic Development (CED), a prestigious business research organization, called on employers to clear away barriers that previously discouraged older workers from staying in the labor force.
- "But this preference is a relic from an era of labor surpluses; it will not be sustainable when labor becomes scarce
Labor Union Impacts on Equilibrium
- If the labor market is a competitive one in which wages are determined by demand and supply, increasing the wage requires either increasing the demand for labor or reducing the supply.
- Increasing demand for labor requires increasing the marginal product of labor or raising the price of the good produced by labor.
- Unions can restrict the supply of labor in two ways: slowing the growth of the labor force and promoting policies that make it difficult for workers to enter a particular craft.
- A labor union is an organization of workers who have banded together to achieve common goals.
- If employers (those who demand labor) have an inelastic demand for labor, the increase in wages (the price of labor) will not translate into a drop in employment (quantity of labor supplied).
Basic Ingredients of the U.S. Economy
- The second ingredient is labor, which converts natural resources into goods.
- Throughout its history, the United States has experienced steady growth in the labor force, and that, in turn, has helped fuel almost constant economic expansion.
- Labor-force quality continues to be an important issue.
- But natural resources and labor account for only part of an economic system.
- Excessive hierarchy and division of labor increasingly are thought to inhibit creativity.
Introduction to Labor in America: The Worker's Role
- The American labor force has changed profoundly during the nation's evolution from an agrarian society into a modern industrial state.
- About 40 percent of the workers in the cities were low-wage laborers and seamstresses in clothing factories, often living in dismal circumstances.
- In this environment, labor unions gradually developed clout.
- Organized labor continues to be an important political and economic force today, but its influence has waned markedly.
- Organized labor, rooted in industries such as steel and heavy machinery, has had trouble responding to these changes.
The 1990s and Beyond
- He pushed to strengthen market forces in some sectors, working with Congress to open local telephone service to competition.
- Still, although Clinton reduced the size of the federal work force, the government continued to play a crucial role in the nation's economy.
- America's labor force changed markedly during the 1990s.
- Workers in high-technology industries -- at which the United States excelled -- fared rather well, but competition from many foreign countries that generally had lower labor costs tended to dampen wages in traditional manufacturing industries.
- Unemployment totaled just 4.1 percent of the labor force in November 1999, the lowest rate in nearly 30 years.
Defining Unemployment
- Unemployment is calculated as a percentage by dividing the number of unemployed individuals by the number of all the individuals currently employed in the work force.
- Structural: occurs when the labor market is not able to provide jobs for everyone who wants to work.
- Unemployment is calculated as a percentage by dividing the number of unemployed individuals by the number of individual employed in the labor force.
- Social: an economy that has high unemployment is not using all of its resources efficiently, specifically labor.
- Supply side solutions: the labor market is not 100% efficient.


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Onward and Upward: How to Plant Climbers
Planting climbers is one of the projects that gives you the most bang for your buck. All it takes is some inexpensive materials and a few hours of your time, and soon enough you'll have added beautiful, vertical interest to your space.
Walls, fences and trellis offer planting space for a wide range of climbers and wall shrubs. Using plants vertically is especially important in courtyard gardens, where space is at a premium. Flowers and foliage soften bare walls and privacy screens, and create potential nesting sites for birds. Be careful of over-vigorous climbers that could overtake their space.
It should take you less than two hours to plant a climber.
Materials Needed:
- eye screws
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- bulky organic matter
- granular fertilizer
- bamboo canes
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Preparation for Planting
Before soil preparation, attach eye screws and horizontal wires, or a trellis, to the wall or fence (image 1). Set the lowest wire about 20 inches above soil level, and space the wires 12–18 inches apart.
Dig over a large area around the planting site with a hand fork. Work in plenty of bulky organic matter, such as well-decomposed manure or compost, to combat dryness at the base of the fence (image 2).
Apply all-purpose granular fertilizer to poor soils (follow manufacturer's instructions). Water the climber generously a few hours before planting (image 3), or plunge the pot into a bucket of water.
Dig a planting hole 18 inches from the fence, and twice the diameter of the root ball (image 4). Make sure the depth is the same as the original container level. Clematis should be planted 4 inches deeper.
Planting and Aftercare
Arrange a fan of bamboo canes behind the planting hole, leaning them back toward the fence (image 1). The canes will lead the climber's stems up to the horizontal wires and spread them over a larger area.
Plant the climber, backfilling the hole with enriched soil. Untie the stems from their original support and untangle them carefully (image 2). Cut off any weak shoots and spread out along the canes to the places you'll attach them.
Using soft garden twine and a loose figure-eight knot, tie the stems to the canes (image 3). Train the outer stems onto the lower wires and the stems at the center of the plant up to cover the higher wires.
Firm the climber in using your fists. Then take a trowel or hand fork to fluff up the soil where it has been compacted. Next, create a shallow water reservoir (with a raised rim) around the base of the plant (image 4).
Water thoroughly (image 5), then apply a mulch of bark chips to help combat weeds, conserve moisture and keep the roots of plants such as clematis cool. Ensure the mulch doesn't touch the stems.
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Adelaide United's Michael Marrone spoke to Grandstand after his side dismantling of the Wellington Phoenix in the A-League.
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CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30,1978 PEDALING AROUND Hating winter ByMikeEliasohn I am typing this on a Friday evening and it is Snowing outside. Perhaps what galls me most is that I have no recollection of the weatherman saying it was supposed to snow. I seem to recall hearing something about temperatures in the 40s Saturday and Sunday, which would not be a bad week end for late November. But Winter is something that I olerate. I definitely don't enjoy it. I suppose I could find a job in a state where it doesn't snow, but then I wouldn't have anything to complain about. And they would probably have something else I don't like. Maybe cock•oaches. Cold I can tolerate as long is my apartment is warm an'd my place of work). Vhen I have to be outside, I mve a nice warm parka and try to avoid situations /here I'm outside very long. I did get stuck in a nowdrift once when it was ' degrees below zero. Forinately, rny parka zips into snorkel hood, the small ictiing keeping most cold nr o u t , I also had a pair of vai m corduroy pants on incl, as I recall, two pairs of .ocks, so even though I had o walk at least three-quartrs of a mile to get help, I id not get any frostbite. I recall that same winter 197h-77> hearing on the idio about a man who got uck in the Detroit area bout a quarter-mile from is office. He was wearing nly a light topcoat and by 'ie tune he got to his office n fool, he w;n so badly o s t b i t t e n he had to be ospilalixed. I have yet to figure out hv .some people will set out ) a winter's journey by car, earing only a light jacket id gloves, not able to mceive of anything hap'ning dial might force cm out of t h e i r heated rs Bui I digress. What I hate > I about winter is driving, '^vi'i! when the roads are •ar and i t is sunny, there is va\s t h e possibility of ting an icy spot. uul when roads aren't ai and it isn't sunny, re are lots of slippery >ts And even if I stay on t o a d , someone else may and take me with (hem. art of the problem is that w r i t e about accidents r\ week and sometimes tograph their aftermath. I thus am well aware that accidents happen to normal people who didn't expect it to happen to them and that sometimes they are killed or maimed for life. I don't mean to be morbid. I have never lost any sleep over the prospect that I might someday be hurt in an accident, I have, of course, lost sleep going to photograph other people's accidents. I recall two winter accidents, one at a time when winter appeared over. It was March or maybe even April and the temperature was probably in the 50s. I was working for the paper in Three Rivers then and a respected member of a nearby community, a part-time policeman, was killed when driving home from the county seat where he had testified as a witness in a criminal trial. What had happened? His pickup hit an icy spot -- it was always shaded from the sun by a tree so hadn't melted - went out of control and slammed into a tree. The other accident involved my car. I was returning to Monroe from Lansing on a Sunday and slid off US-23 south of Ann Arbor. Conditions were treacherous as stretches of the road were alternately clear and dry, then solid ice. Before I could get my car freed from the snowbank it was in, another car slammed into it, doing several hundred dollars worth of damage. At that, I was lucky. I was in my car when I saw the out-of-control car coming toward me and got out of mine in t i m e . About a mile behind me, a young woman spun off the road, got out of her car and was struck and killed by another out-of-control car. I first heard about the other accident when I was sitting in a state police car t e l l i n g about my accident. I next heard about it the next morning. The woman was a Monroe county resident and I had to write about her fatal accident for the Monday paper. Chances are I will survive this winter but 1 am looking forward to spring. 3 hospitalized as icy roads Icy road conditions were contributing factors to two accidents Monday that sent three area residents to the hospital. Numerous car-deer accidents were also reported recently. Reported in fair condition Tuesday afternoon in Hills and Dales General Hospital was Lawrence Wasserman, 29, of 6056 Bay City-Forestville Road, Cass City. Sandusky slate police said he was eastbound on Bay City-Forestville Road, a half-mile east of M-53, when he lost control of his car on icy pavement. It skidded into a ditch on the south side of the road, hit an embankment and flipped onto its top. Nancy Brandibur, 16, of 3758 Shaw Road, Kingston, and one of two passengers in her car were treated and released from Caro Community Hospital after a mishap at 11:35 a.m. The passenger was Karen Banowski, 16, of 57119 E. Sanilac Road, Kingston. Sheriff's deputies reported their car was headed southeast on E. Dayton Road when Marion Jaynes, 38, of Caro, headed north on Ryan Road, turned left onto Dayton. Miss Brandibur braked but her wheels locked and the car slid across the centerline into the other auto, Ms. Jaynes having steered onto the north shoulder in an attempt to avoid the collision. Gerhard J. Struck, 70, of Elkton, sought his own treatment after an accident at 2:50 a.m. Monday, according to Caro state police. Troopers said he was westbound on slippery Bay City-Forestville Road, west of Richie Road, when the right front tire of his car dropped off the edge of the pavement. In steering back onto the road, he lost control. The car spun, hit two trees on the north side of the road and came to a h a l t in the ditch. Terry Lynn Shanks, 18, of Owendale, sought her own treatment after a 1 a.m. accident last Thursday. Huron county deputies said she was northbound on Notter Road, about V/2 miles north of Owendale, when her car went out of control and landed in the east ditch. CAR-DEER ton Road, hit a deer at 10:30 p.m. Saturday. At 11:15 that night, John F. Kloc, 64, of 5786 E. Shabbona Road, Deford, collided with a deer while eastbound on Deckerville Road, east of Kurds Corner Road. At 3:28 p.m. Sunday, Chester A, Sieradzki, 44, of 350 N. Crawford Road, Deford, was northbound on Cemetery Road, south of Kelly Road, when his vehicle struck a deer. Saturday, according to Caro State police, Douglas A. Englehart, 29, of 5744 DeLong Road, Cass City, southbound on Cemetery Road, north of DeLong, collided with a deer. At 1:10 a.m. Monday, troopers reported, Sherlock G. (Joe) Frederick, 45, of 6349 Church Street, Cass City, was eastbound on M-46, west of Leix Road. His car missed the first deer to cross the road but struck the second. contribute to 2 car accidents Wednesday Thursday Friday PAGE FIVE LEGAL NOTICE In accordance with the provisions of Act No. 300 of the Public Acts of 1949, as amended, the Board of Tuscola County Road Commissioners did, at a regular meeting of said Board held on November 22, 1978 determine that a bridge on Murray Road over the White Creek located in Sections 28 & 29, Ellington Township be closed to all traffic. This closure to be effective imthe car was Kenneth Skinner mediately upon posting of of Caro. the necessary signs. The weather High 40 Low 30 Precip.* 06 44 ; 36 32 26 .28 -22 Saturday...-............. 36 .......; 22 .;..:..; vir " Charges man after squabble An alleged father of an illegitimate child, subject of a paternity suit by the mother, is seeking to press charges of assault and battery against the young woman's father as (he result of an incident last Friday. Cass City police, who requested those involved not be identified, said the youth went to the woman's home to see his son. The mother wasn't there and her father told him to leave. The 18-year-old said the father pushed him out the door, stepped on his foot, pushed him down the porch seps, pulled out a pocket knife and threatened to cut him, then kicked him in the shoulder. The father denied to police he pulled a knife but admitted he stepped on the youth's foot when the latter was going out the door. Police turned the investigation report over to the prosecutor's office to decide whether a warrant charging assault and battery should be issued against the young mother's father. Previously scheduled was the youth's appearance in court Monday to answer the paternity suit. He pleaded innocent before Circuit Judge Norman A. Baguley and will be tried on the charge. Carl Pinson of Belleville reported to Caro state police II is nearly as far from Copper Harbor in Michigan's Upper Peninsula to Detroit as it is from Detroit to New York City. CASS Fri.-Sat.-Sun. 7:30 & 9:30 CASS CITY Thursday Thru Sunday (4 Days) Nov. 30-Dec. 1-2-3 Thursday All Seats $1.00 - 8:00 Only Harry G. Hurd, 62, of Fair Haven, struck a deer at 6:25 p.m. Nov. 20 while eastbound on M-81, west of M-53. Robert L. Van Camp, 34, of Decatur, 111., was westbound on M-81, east of Crawford Road, at 6 p.m. Nov. 21 when his car struck a deer. George B. Driver, 64, of Caseville, was headed east on M-81, west of Dodge Road, Wednesday, Nov. 22, when a deer ran into the side of his car. At 6:35 p.m. last Thursday, the car of 'Max E. Cooper, 51, of 7724 Hadley Road, Cass City, collided with a deer while he Avas northbound on Cemetery OTHER ACCIDENTS Road, north of Kelly Road. Cass City police investiAt 11:10 a.m. Nov. 20, gated all four of the above according to Cass City pomishaps. The next four were lice, Myron A. Fisher, 41, of investigated by Tuscola Daus Road, eastbound on county deputies. Pine Street, was turning into At 6:15 p.m. Friday, Gorthe parking lot west of Oak don A. Watson, 27, of SilverStreet when his vehicle was wood, was northbound on struck in the right side by a Crawford Road, south of westbound truck. Driver of Deckerville, when his car the other vehicle was Alva struck a deer. The vehicle A. Nelson, 54, of 711 N. then spun around and went Kingston Road, Deford. into a ditch on the west side In the Provincial House Saturday that his travel of the road. parking lot at 3:15 p.m. last trailer was broken into some Ronald L. Kappen, 28, of Wednesday, village police time since Thursday. It was 3192 E. Cass City Road, Cass reported, Irene M. Doerr, 49, parked at Severance and City, westbound on Elmof 6720 Third Street, backed Duprey Roads in Ellington wood Road, east of Reminginto a parked car. Owner of township for him to use while deer hunting. Entry was gained by breaking a window and screen. Taken were a sleeping bag worth $40; single shot shotgun, $60; three water jugs, t o t a l of $10, and a picnic cooler, $15. Cans City police made two arrests during the past week on warrants from district Merchants participating Closet; Beth Louks, Cass court, in the free turkey drawing City, from Croft-Clara LumDarrellJ. Field, 19, of 7(158 held under the auspices of ber, Inc.; Minnie Askevich, Deckerville Road, Deford, the Cass City Retail Com- Owendale, from Erla Food was arrested last Wednesmittee this week announced Center, Concluding the list are: day for failing to appear to the winners in the promoMrs. John Bryant, Cass tion. answer a citation charging him with driving in violation There were a total of 19 City, from Federated Store; of license restrictions, drivturkeys given away. The Bill Spaid, Cass City, from ing without corrective lenses winners and the stores in Gambles, Cass City; Mrs. and possession of open inwhich the prize was won Jack Hartwick, Cass City, from Kristy's Kloset; Alice toxicants in a motor vehicle. were: Eugene Mascarro, 25, of Mike Stek, Cass City, from Moffat, Cass City, from Bay Port, was arrested FriAlbee True Value Hard- Kritzmans', Inc.; Vernitta day for failure to pay fines ware; Mrs. Thomas Smith, Spencer, Cass City, from Old and costs resulting from his Cass City, from Ben Frank- Wood Drug; Barb Hanby, guilty plea to a traffic lin Store; Merle Popour, Cass City, from the Paint violation. Cass City, from Coach Light Store; John Tomczak, Cass Both men were lodged at Pharmacy; Sandy Nizzola, City, from Quaker Maid the county jail and have Cass City, from Cass City Dairy Store; Bonnie Lamsince been released pending Sports, Inc.; Lois Papp, ing, Decker, from Richard's final disposition of their Cass City, from Cass City TV, Appliance & Furniture; cases in district court. IGA Foodliner; Bob O'Dell, Mary Thomas, Owendale, Village police turned a Cass City, from Chappel's from Sommers' Bakery and 14-year-old boy over to his Men's Shop; Cindy Doerr, Restaurant; Dawn Hughes, parents after he was caught Cass City, from the Clothes Snover, from The 'Vord Book Store. last Wednesday inside the Coach Light Pharmacy shoplifting three candy bars. Sunday 32 22 trace Monday 30 22 03 Tuesday 34 10 18 (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant) *(Snow recorded as melted water -10 in. snow = 1 in. water) Remember Two will be admitted for $2.25 on Monday Night!! 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Israeli cuisine, reflective of the Mediterranean diet, is redolent with fresh produce, legumes, fish, herbs, spices, and olive oil. But it was not always so. The first Hebrew cookbook, How to Cook in Palestine by Erna Meyer (1936), recommended: "We housewives must make an attempt to free our kitchens from European customs, which are not appropriate to Palestine." Meyer appealed to adopt zucchini, eggplants, okra, and olives and eventually people did (although not so much okra). Diced cucumber and tomatoes became ubiquitous 'salat' or 'Israeli salad.' From the dining halls of kibbutzim arose a new way of eating and thinking about food, inspired by biblical Israel and based on the modern Levant. Some European food traditions endured. The German quark cheese emerged as the predominant Israeli processed dairy product, g'vina levana. In due course, immigrants from more than 70 countries contributed to Israel's culinary diversity and continuing evolution.
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In last year's Rosh Hashanah issue of Joy of Kosher with Jamie Geller we shared three unique holiday menus. Italian, Moroccan and Traditional. Today we will share Alessandra's Italian feast with you, but you don't want to have to wait a year for the amazing recipes and menus we feature in our magazine, get your subscription here.
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One of my favorite experiences growing up in Seattle was driving to the Puyallup Fair every September. We admired the enormous prize-winning animals, rode the roller coasters, and walked through the booths of "As Seen on TV" products. What I looked forward to the most was the Snoqualmie Valley Honey, and every year we stocked up on a variety of flavors for Rosh Hashanah. My whole family and I stood at the honey booth, taste-testing each one, from Washington Wild Blackberry (my favorite) to Clover and Peppermint, while my mom loaded up on honey bears and honey sticks for us to enjoy year-round. Since I no longer live in Seattle and always miss going to the fair, I love to make my own infused honey to use for the holidays. Every drizzle is a trip down memory lane and there is nothing more gratifying than making your own artisan honey.
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In many houses, crockpots are associated with Shabbos day Cholent. However, that is far from their only use. Slow cookers have earned themselves a prominent spot in the kitchen, and rightfully so.
The crockpot, originally called the Beanery because its original sole intended use was to cook beans, was first patented in 1970. It was not until 1971, when Rival, the company who owned the patent and was doing in-house testing, realized that this slow cooker was fantastic for slow cooking meat as well as beans and other foods. Finally in 1974, the crockpot that we all know and use was introduced to the market and has been a huge success ever since.
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tomato sauce, grated mozzarella cheese and various toppings such as bell peppers, mushrooms, onions, even anchovies. Different cheeses can be used: goat cheese, feta, Monterey Jack, Swiss and Parmesan.
Gourmet-style pizzas might be topped with shiitake, porcini or Portobello mushrooms, roasted peppers, artichoke hearts, hearts of palm, capers, salsa, tomato slices, sun-dried tomatoes, zucchini slices, fresh or dried herbs (basil, oregano, rosemary, thyme), sliced red onions or leeks, partly cooked eggplant slices, chopped spinach, garlic slivers, blanched broccoli, cauliflower or asparagus, grilled potato slices, green or black olives, even smoked salmon and cream cheese!
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It's time to take the party outside. Well in Israel we've actually been grilling since we got here. Hubby's got the grilling bug and we're regulars at the table outside. But if it's just heating up where you live, you gotta know there are so many healthful and creative ways to top your everyday BBQ favorites. Try these on for size and live it up this summer.
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During the summer season we become active. We travel, we play outdoor sports and we engage more with the people and activities that are going on around us. This activity is reflected in thriving summer produce, when plants are at their peak, bursting with vital nutrients.
We crave these water-rich vegetables, like crispy green lettuce, juicy cucumbers, succulent marinated asparagus and fresh corn on the cob.
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As warm weather rolls around, I look forward to an abundance of rosy rhubarb in late spring, luscious berries in early-to-mid summer, and
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Go on this cruise for amazing views of the Golden Gate Bridge and the San Francisco city skyline.
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Great Cruise we wished we'd taken a longer one. Enjoyed hearing the history of SF and the Islands.
My friend and I went on this boat ride for her birthday and we both loved it! Although we only live about 45 minutes away, we learned a lot of interesting things about the history of San Francisco and the surrounding cities. All of the staff are very enjoyable and hospitable and a pleasure to be around. I recommend this cruise to everyone.
What a wonderful experience it was taking the Golden Gate Bay Cruise. It was everything and so much more. Got great pictures.
This was such a great deal! and the cruise was excellent.
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Great Cruise. Recorded info was great. Parking really sucked.
Great way to view the San Francisco bay. Well run and enjoyable.
Had a wonderful cruise - very lucky with the weather, couldn't have been brighter. Very informative and some breathtaking views.
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This was a lovely way to see the Bay. Highly reconmmended.
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Fire crews have got a large blaze on the outskirts of Carlisle under control.
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Hose jets, a thermal imaging camera and heavy plant machinery are being used to check for any remaining hotspots.
Fire engines from Carlisle East and Carlisle West stations, together with crews from Brampton and Gretna and an aerial appliance from Carlisle, were called to the scene.
About one hundred square metres of mixed recycling was said to be well alight.
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Social Media Intern Interview
I applied online. The process took 2+ months – interviewed at BCBG (Los Angeles, CA) in March 2014.
You apply online, form their they will contact you whether you have the right experience or not. There was a phone interview, but they don't tell you when they're going to call. Everything is very disorganized. They call you when they have time. After the phone interview they will call you again unannounced about a 1on1 interview. If you don't get that call you or e-mail you back within two weeks you didn't pass. Once you get your interview they say they will e-mail you the next business day about your acceptance or decline (2 weeks in reality). They will call you if you get it, received a call 2 weeks later.
Interview Questions
- They had no questions for me, they kept talking about what they do and not what they wanted out of an intern. Make sure you know the company and what brands are under the bcbg logo. Know the designers, know the creative directors of the company, and basically understand the overall personality of the brand. How does your experience relate to what an intern at bcbg would do? Answer Question


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Summer School
The Westport Community Schools will be offering a Summer Camp Program again this summer. Please save the dates: July 14th to August 13 for students entering Preschool through grade eight. Our program will run on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings from 8:30 to 11:30 AM at Westport High School. Watch for information to be sent home next week. Mrs. Carolyn Pontes will be the Director for the Program this summer.


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- Trolley'n for brews
- Pretzel Fest: twisted fun for everyone
- Armed Forces Day swing dance
- Ephrata Police caution on new smoking rules
- Pretzel Fest will feature 13 tasting stations
Sayres graduates basic training
Army Pvt. Blake W. Sayres has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson in Columbia, S.C.
Sayres is the son of Charles D. Sayres of Denver and a 2009 graduate of Cocalico High School.
During the nine weeks of training, the soldier studied the Army mission, history, tradition and core values, physical fitness, and received instruction and practice in basic combat skills, military weapons, chemical warfare and bayonet training, drill and ceremony, marching, rifle marksmanship, armed and unarmed combat, map reading, field tactics, military courtesy, military justice system, basic first aid, foot marches and field training exercises.


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