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34 Business analysis & research job postings in the Irving, Texas area
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Enrollment Data Analyst
TX-Irving, A-Line Staffing Solutions is currently looking for a Enrollment Data Analyst to work for a pharmaceutical company in Irving, TX. This position will be working Monday-Friday,40 hours per week. Training will be 8: 30am-5: 00pm with the work hours after 8: 00am-5: 00pm. We are looking to fill these positions as quickly as possible. I have listed the job summary below for you to review. If you are interes … MORE INFO
Senior Business Analyst / Product Analyst
TX-Irving, JOB DESCRIPTION: PRODUCT ANALYST, LEVEL II Skill Focus: Business Analyst professional in the Healthcare Industry with at least 5 years of experience in any: B2B Product Development; SaaS; Reporting; Business Intelligence; Business Analytics; and Claims Adjudication or Clinical Quality Measurement for institutions and professionals Autonomy Level: Minimal Supervision; Largely independent function. … MORE INFO
Business Analyst - Oracle EBS - Permanent position!
TX-Irving, Job Number: 219240 Business Analyst - Oracle EBS - Permanent position! Title: Business Analyst - Oracle eBusiness Suite Duration: Perm (No 3rd Parties or candidates requiring sponsorship at this time) Location: Irving, TX 75062 Description: Our client runs Oracle eBusiness Suite R12 as our ERP system. We also have a host of related applications supporting our business. The Business Analyst will be … MORE INFO
Cyber Security Agile BSA / QA
TX-Fort Worth, RESPONSIBILITIES: Kforce has a client in Fort Worth, Texas (TX) that is currently searching for a Cyber Security BSA /QA. Overview: As a BSA / QA resource in the Agile team for the Application Vulnerability Management service, the ideal candidate will perform a dual role. For the first one, the candidate will translate business requirements into user stories and break them down into specific user … MORE INFO
Sr. Business Analyst
TX-Irving, Client is a full-service national mortgage lender and agency direct seller/servicer. Client originates loans through various channels and transaction types, including a network of retail branches, wholesale lending, correspondent and emerging banker lending, and a consumer-direct centralized operation specializing in a variety of loan programs for purchase and refinance such as conforming, jumbo, … MORE INFO
Business Analyst Position in Irving, TX / Norcross, GA
TX-Irving, Programmer Resources International, Inc is a Full Service Information Technology (IT) Staffing and Solution provider company headquartered in the St. Louis area of Missouri. We provide opportunities for Contract, Permanent and short/long term project based work with our direct clients, internal outsourced projects and have partnerships for IT opportunities with multitude of other organizations. We … MORE INFO
WordPress Analyst
TX-Irving, In this role, you will be responsible for getting a development team up to speed with the functionality of WordPress as an enterprise content management tool. The client is implementing WordPress as an internal company portal and they need a consultant to help with the implementation and training of the software's components for the end users as a risk mitigation effort. Expert knowledge of WordPr … MORE INFO
Senior Change Leadership Consultant
TX-Dallas, RESPONSIBILITIES: Kforce has a client seeking a Senior Change Leadership Consultant in Dallas, TX. Description: The Senior Change Leadership Consultant has significant experience leading change on large-scale business transformation projects. This specific assignment will be focused on a project that will drive improvements in our Technology Operations Teams, such as Infrastructure Services, Servi … MORE INFO
Crew Base Coordinator
TX-Dallas, RESPONSIBILITIES: Kforce has a client seeking a Crew Base Coordinator in Dallas, TX. Schedule WILL include Saturday and Sunday. The selected candidate will have the option to work (4) 10 hour days, or (5) 8 hour days. The office does not stay open later than 5 PM, so hours will have to reflect that time frame. Duties: Phone answering, call backs, messages Mailbox stuffing, labeling Write 4-part pa … MORE INFO
Administrative Assistant
TX-Dallas, RESPONSIBILITIES: Kforce has a client seeking an Administrative Assistant in Dallas, Texas (TX). Responsibilities: Provides friendly service to and maintains positive relationships with all internal and external customers Works in a cooperative spirit to ensure the success of the company Performs data entry and administrative work Maintains department personnel files and paperwork Organizes and ma … MORE INFO
Infrastructure PM ( campus )
TX-Dallas, RESPONSIBILITIES: Kforce has a client that is looking for a customer oriented Infrastructure Project Manager in Dallas, Texas (TX). The ideal candidate will be the IT PM embedded with facilities of a multi-building campus and multi-location enterprise. Responsibilities: Provide the expertise and support in design development, space planning and support for corporate moves Develop detail move plans … MORE INFO
Infrastructure PM ( campus )
TX-Dallas, RESPONSIBILITIES: Kforce has a client that is looking for a customer oriented Infrastructure Project Manager in Dallas, Texas (TX). The ideal candidate will be the IT PM embedded with facilities of a multi-building campus and multi-location enterprise. Responsibilities: Provide the expertise and support in design development, space planning and support for corporate moves Develop detail move plans … MORE INFO
Asset Management Senior Analyst
TX-Dallas, RESPONSIBILITIES: Kforce has a client seeking an Asset Management Senior Analyst in Dallas, TX. Position Overview: This person is responsible for full life-cycle management of technology assets, including but not limited to: processing asset requests, approving asset purchases, tracking assets, managing the asset warranty and refresh program, managing the software licenses and media library, condu … MORE INFO
Senior Analyst
TX-Dallas, RESPONSIBILITIES: Kforce has a client seeking a Senior Analyst in Dallas, Texas (TX). Summary: The Analyst will lead and support creating communities of practice around the client's Knowledge Management System (KMS). The ideal candidate will run knowledge workshops, create a scoring framework to assess the quality of knowledge content, and drive enterprise sharing events and creation of knowledge … MORE INFO
Scrum Master
TX-DALLAS, RESPONSIBILITIES: Kforce is looking for an experienced Scrum Master for a one year project in Dallas, TX. This candidate will work between 3-4 pods containing 5 developers each and a PO and Tech lead. One of the Pods are offshore. The projects are custom software development in Java. The desired candidate will have a softer approach and will try to understand WHY work did meet the deadline rather … MORE INFO
Junior Data Analytics Analyst - Bug Data
TX-Coppell, RESPONSIBILITIES: Kforce has a client seeking 2 Junior Data Analytics Analysts for their Coppell, Texas (TX) location. Summary: This individual will be responsible for the data exploration, data discovery, data mining, data analytics and solution implementation for big data projects serving the organization. Responsibilities will include project requirements gathering, using analysis to find trend … MORE INFO
Lead Consultant - US
TX-Carrollton, Infosys - Lead Consultant - SAP APO Infosys has developed a world-class business consulting model to ignite technology-led transformation for enterprises. Our team is led by senior consultants with extensive experience in business strategy development. Organized around business verticals, such as banking, retail and telecom, these consultants and their teams ensure that our solutions are enriched … MORE INFO
Community Association Manager - Great Career Growth Potential
TX-Carrollton, CyberCoders Matching Great People with Great Companies Learn more about CyberCoders Community Association Manager Carrollton, TX Full-Time $50,000 - $70,000 Apply Apply Community Association Manager Carrollton, TX Full-Time $50,000 - $70,000 Apply Job Details I am working with an exciting real estate client that is offering a great opportunity to join a premier and reputable property management fi … MORE INFO
Business Analyst - US Telecommute
TX-Dallas, Description: Position Description: You believe data can help reshape the future, and you find yourself loving the thrill of diving into challenging analysis. At UnitedHealth Group, you'll find an organization that will recognize those talents and have lots of growth potential. Here, you will be empowered, supported and encouraged to use your analysis expertise to help change the future of health c … MORE INFO
IT Business Analyst - US Telecommute
TX-Dallas, Description: Position Description: We'll put you in the driver's seat on vital projects that have strategic importance to our mission of helping people lead healthier lives. Yes, we share a mission that inspires. We need your organizational talents and business discipline to help fuel ours. It's the opportunity to do your life's best work. (sm) In this position you will be supporting short and long … MORE INFO
Outside Sales Manager
TX-Dallas, Become an Outside Sales Manager in the Dallas area. This position will develop new business with existing customers, introduce new products, manage distribution channel and achieve sales objectives in the Dallas region. Distribution Management: - Drive sales, product and service strategy with regional distribution. - Complete national distribution support activities for all locations within your r … MORE INFO
Sr. Business Analyst
TX-dallas, Business Analyst for Knowledge Governance A successful candidate needs to have outstanding Service Management experience and present themselves as a thought leader in the area of Knowledge Management as well as possess hands-on experience to implement continuous improvement. In short, a thinker and a doer. • Experience in developing, engineering and improving IT Service Management processes. 4-5 y … MORE INFO
Coordination of Benefits Business Analyst - US Telecommute
TX-Dallas, Description: Position Description: You'll join a high caliber team where you're assisting, educating, problem-solving and resolving tenuous situations to the best possible outcomes. Bring your people skills, emotional strength and attention to detail. In return we offer the latest tools and most intensive training program in the industry. Get ready to start doing your life's best work. Primary Res … MORE INFO
Benefit Configuration Analyst - US Telecommute or Any UHG Office
TX-Dallas, Description: Position Description: Working in Operations at UnitedHealth Group is one of the toughest and most fulfilling ways to help people, including yourself. We offer the latest tools, most intensive training program in the industry and nearly limitless opportunities for advancement. Join us and start doing your life's best work. As a Benefit Configuration Analyst, you would be responsible fo … MORE INFO
Recovery Resolution Consultant - US Telecommute
TX-Dallas, Description: Position Description: You'll join a high caliber team where you're assisting, educating, problem-solving and resolving tenuous situations to the best possible outcomes. Bring your people skills, emotional strength and attention to detail. In return we offer the latest tools and most intensive training program in the industry. Get ready to start doing your life's best work. Recovery/Re … MORE INFO
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Corporations Turn Environmental Activists Into Allies
Environmental stakeholders have changed from pesky activists to big investors – pension funds, state controllers, institutional investors, and even their investment bankers – and can no longer be brushed aside, according to an article in HBR Green by Judith Samuelson, the executive director of the Aspen Institute's Business and Society Program.
Companies today must be prepared to justify their environmental actions and those that don't measure up or they will lose capital to more eco-friendly competitors. Earlier this month, it was reported that U.S. investors filed 54 global warming shareholder resolutions with U.S. companies, nearly doubling the number filed two years ago.
As a result, companies have begun turning to activists for help on drawing up sustainable strategies.
According to the article, the TXU buyout will be remembered as the tipping point in the stakeholder game, where investors consulted with the Environmental Defense Fund and the Natural Resources Defense Council. Other examples followed – Coca-Cola and the World Wildlife Fund have tackled global water quality and Clorox and the Sierra Club recently workied together on the rollout of a green product line, to name just two.
Expect more of the same. As an indication of the importance companies put in connecting with environmental stakeholders, Advertising giant Publicis Groupe recently bought sustainability consultancy Act Now, renaming it Saatchi & Saatchi S. The group is headed up by Adam Werbach, a past president of the Sierra Club.
In a recent EL column, Kevin Tuerff wrote that many companies are re-thinking their stand-off approach of dealing with environmental stakeholders as a segment of their green marketing.
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The Hotel Marlowe is a AAA four diamond-rated boutique property emanating elegance and vibrancy with eclectic style throughout the space. Overlooking the Charles River, the hotel offers easy access to MIT and Harvard, as well as some of Boston's best attractions and upscale neighborhoods. The Green Seal-certified, dog-friendly hotel welcomes guests nightly for a complimentary wine tasting and offers free Wi-Fi to members of the Kimpton loyalty program (free to join).
Many of the hotel's 236 guestrooms, including 14 suites, have sweeping views of the Charles River and downtown Boston. Guests can relax in the comfort of their colorfully decorated 340-square-foot room with two plush double beds or one king. Each room features flat-panel LCD HDTV, Wi-Fi (free to members of the Kimpton InTouch loyalty program), plush terry robes, bountiful snacks in the honor bar, iHome iPod docking station, clock radios and personal safes large enough for a laptop. The marble bathroom offers cushy towels and Etro spa-inspired bath products. As an added bonus, the hotel accepts a variety of animals without weight restrictions or extra fees.
Gorgeous art deco décor pops throughout the lobby, with marble flooring, plush curtains, golden urns, leopard-print settee, a long mahogany front desk and a dramatic winding staircase. That freewheeling vibe permeates the entire hotel with a charismatic energy. Each night, guests congregate in the hotel's lobby living room for a complimentary wine tasting. Afterwards, mosey into Bambara, the on-site eclectic American restaurant or order in-room dining 24 hours a day. The hotel provides complimentary gourmet coffee and tea in the lobby each morning. Groups can enjoy full business services or 7,000 square feet of conference space.
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A restful oasis during a difficult trip
My flight was delayed and I didn't arrive in Boston until 2am. I had only a brief time at the hotel before an early morning meeting. The staff and amenities at the Marlowe made my brief stay comfortable and easy. Nice breakfast at the attached
restaurant as well.
Good place to stay in Cambridge
I have now stayed at the Marlow twice and have found the amenities and staff to be great! The only room for improvement would be a better gym and an microwave available in the room
Always good
Love staying at the Marlowe. Staff are friendly, rooms are great, food is good. My favourite Cambridge hotel
the best
I think this is one of the best places to stay in the Boston area. The hotel is lovely. Right on the river, great places to walk. They offer you free bikes and even kayaks to go on the Charles. It's right on the MTA line so it's easy to get
anywhere from there. Very handy to downtown Boston, and there's great shopping and restaurants within walking distance. I love this place!
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the hotel was as expected. it was clean, the staff was friendly and my room was as-advertised. the gym was small but functional. the restaurant was mediocre. it was a good value for the price. i would stay here again.
Nice Stay
First time with Kimpton hotels, and the Marlowe in Cambridge, MA is wonderful. Great staff, beautiful and clean rooms and common spaces. They need to rotate the stock in the mini-bar in the room, but other than that, a fantastic experience. I'd
stay with them again in an instant. A bit of a walk to the Lechemere T, especially if you have luggage. Better off taking a cab.
Excellent stay
I had a wonderful time. It doesn't get any better than leopard print bathrobes in the closet!!! Stay was January 2013 but 2013 was not yet an option.
Harvard Square "Upstairs at the Square":
Beautiful interior, but don't tell them you're not in a hurry-took 1.5 hrs to get our food.
Great value
Friendly, efficient staff. Nice and confortable room. Average restaurant and food.
Amazing Horel
the hotel is amazing that provide fencing room, close to the subway station that takes about 15 min walking.
Pleasant Stay
This is a luxury hotel with out the price tag! There were many other hotels in the same Boston area with the same or higher rates but not nearly as nice. Spacious room, Lots of extras in the room like iron, hair dryer, all lotions, newspaper. Nice
upscale restaurant downstairs. About a third of a mile walk to the subway, but still worth it. So nice to come back to at night!
A good sized mall is right beside the hotel and you can walk to it under ground
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Coach K to Hold First Duke Practice at Unique Location
While schools around the country are showcasing their first basketball practice as part of midnight madness festivities, Coach Mike Krzyzewski and the Duke men's basketball team are taking a more modest and covert approach.
Rather than having their practice in front of the Cameron Crazies, the Blue Devils elected to head to Fort Bragg and practice in front of troops. In addition to practicing in front of the troops, Duke will participate in obstacle courses in the Fort Bragg Physical Fitness Center. The troops will also have the opportunity to get autographs and meet some of the players.
This is certainly an honorable move by Coach K and Duke, not only because it provides an excellent source of entertainment for the troops, but also because it sheds some light on a Fort Bragg community that has recently suffered a tragic murder-suicide.
It is impossible to ignore Coach K's prominence as the foreman in this respectful endeavor. Coach K has long a long history with the military. After enrolling at the U.S. Military Academy in West Point from high school until 1969, Coach K served for 5 years, before becoming the head coach at Army. After his stint at Army, Coach K ended up in Durham, North Carolina and the rest is history.
While Coach K has definitely broken the hearts of college basketball fans around the country by ending their seasons, or making already bad seasons worse, one thing we can all agree on is that this is surely an honorable move. Perhaps the only thing stronger than Coach K's commitment to Duke basketball, is his commitment to the men and women who serve our country.
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"DUDE, YOU'RE A DAD! How to Get (All of You) Through Your Baby's First Year," by John Pfeiffer, Adams Media, $13.95, 217 pages (nf)
New fathers looking for a friend along the way may enjoy the new book "Dude, You're a Dad!"
It's light, easy and written rather uniquely with little riddles at the end of the chapters and a series of Crib Notes that sum things up (things you just read).
There's some enlightening information here and there. For example, did you know a baby recognizes his mother's voice and smell from the start but doesn't recognize her face for several weeks?
Did you realize your mama grizzly will feel protective toward her cubs? They become her top priority while other things — including you — get pushed down the list.
"If the baby wants to eat, sleep or throw a fit, it doesn't matter where you are or what you had planned."
But it's basic stuff based on limited life experience.
John Pfeiffer is a dad (of three) and the author of "Dude, You're Gonna Be a Dad!" so apparently that qualifies him to hand out advice.
The problem is that his advice is fairly simplistic and may annoy some who've discovered every child is different and requires additional and new training in the trenches.
However, the book does make an effort in that there is some humor: "Constant change with the caregiver causes babies some stress."
Some realism: "A helicopter is a whole new kind of parent who either cannot or will not let his kids do anything by themselves."
Some naivete: "I would really like it if you wore lingerie more often," the dad might want to tell the Baby Raising Partner (at his own peril).
The obvious: "The popular 'I'm not discussing this' is no good for you two."
"If you know from experience that your childs throws a tantrum when you take new toys back from him, don't pop into the local toy store just for fun."
It's a harmless read and enough gentle poking to make it fun at parts, but it's no Dr. Spock.
Sharon Haddock is a professional writer with 35 years experience, 17 at the Deseret News. Her personal blog is at sharonhaddock.blogspot.com.
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Loui Eriksson
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Dec 27, 2013, 6:10 PM EDT
He missed seven straight games.
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What a whirlwind that was.
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"You stuck up for yourself. All of sudden it's over. You fought. Boom."
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Undisclosed injury.
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Adding to what was already a rough night for Boston and Pittsburgh.
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Happened on first shift.
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Taken to hospital.
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Dec 7, 2013, 7:25 PM EDT
Will not return.
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Join us for a two night backpacking trip in one of the most scenic and unique areas of West Virginia. Once you experience the climate and see the plant life, you'll feel as if you're in Canada (minus the hockey). This trip is for intermediate to experienced backpackers. It is not for beginners. We'll be hiking 24 miles over the course of three days. There will be a fair amount of elevation change. Yes, we're long overdue for a trip. I sprained my ankle pretty badly this summer. Feeling good now.
Getting There
We're going to meet for carpool at the Vienna Metro (North) at 8:30 AM on Saturday morning. We'll wait there for a maximum of 15 minutes. There's a place near the metro where cars can be safely parked for three days.
If you'd prefer to drive directly to the trailhead, meet us there at 1 PM. The drive will take about 3.5 hours.
I'll send out more information to the participants before the trip. This will include directions, a trail map, my cell phone number, and more info about how to find us at the Vienna Metro.
When you RSVP, please let me know if you can drive or need a ride, what gear you have (tent, stove, water filter, etc), and if you're planning on bringing a dog. Please make sure your dog has frontline plus or an equivalent to ward off ticks.
If something comes up, please update your RSVP. Other people might want to go.
Required Equipment
Make sure you bring your own food.
- Backpack with shoulder straps and hip belt. We'll be carrying all of our gear throughout the trip.
- Tent
- Sleeping bag. A 20 degree bag will be fine.
- Sleeping pad
- Hiking boots: sneakers or trail shoes are not adequate!
- At least two quarts of water
- Rain jacket and pants or poncho
- A fleece or another jacket for warmth
- Hat, gloves
- Headlamp / flashlight
- Your own food (two breakfasts, three lunches, two dinners)
- Your own cooking pot, utensils
- Bag for food and soaps that can be hung from a tree (bear bag)
- Bug spray
- Sun block
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Beautiful wilderness, and though I tweaked my Achilles tendon and split a toenail, it was still pretty sweet to see the Dolly Sods trails change so radically from the first day in to our third and final day. On the way in through Bear Rocks Trail, we saw bright red blueberry shrubs mixed with green bushes and golden wild grass, with yellow and green fall foliage and weathered boulders to complete the scenery. On the way back, the landscape was blanketed in snow. Perhaps we'll have an amazing winter season with loads of snow!
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Worth the Trip: Badou's Senegalese
We left feeling very good about the people, the place and the food.
In a village that seems to attract only franchises or sure-bets (Asian, Italian, etc.), it's a fair bet I'll never live to see a Senegalese restaurant open in Oak Park.
So if you want to try the worthy cuisine of this West African country, you have to travel a little – actually you have to travel a fair distance up to Badou's Senegalese (2055 Howard).
Once there, you'll find a small restaurant in a strip mall. The cooks are the team of Badara "Badou" Diakhate and his wife, Paul, two of the sweetest people who've ever worked a kitchen.
Our first course consisted of boulettes (fried balls of cheese and meat) and pastels, chicken-filled empanada-like fried envelopes of dough, served with a tomato sauce, delicious and…fascinating. If I were to serve these to guests, I think it would be very unlikely that any would guess the country of origin. Perhaps they wouldn't even guess the continent correctly. Senegal, in addition to drawing on indigenous culinary customs and resources, was also influenced by the Portuguese, English and French, so the resulting food is rather difficult to pinpoint.
There's only one other Senegalese restaurant in Chicagolan, and that's Yassa in the Chatham neighborhood.
At Badou's, Chicken Yassa is signature dish, and it's chicken cooked with ingredients like onions and mustard, the flavor popping pleasantly. There was some cassava in there, too, for texture.
One of Badou's most popular dishes is Diby Yaap, a very tender lamb served with plantains. One of my dining companions has a problem with chile heat, so Badou dialed down the Scoville units for her, and that kind of personal touch was apparent throughout the meal.
We'd called earlier to see if Badou would be serving Thiebou Djen, the Senegalese national dish, which is fish that's scored, smeared with chile paste and served with joloff rice (rice with tomatoes, onions and a few other spices). Though I definitely felt that Paula was steering us toward the filet ("because I don't like the bones," she said), I stuck with the whole fish, which Badou said was, indeed, tastier (bones add flavor).
Because we'd called, though, Badou made us some fish balls. He told us he'd never made these fish balls in his kitchen before, and although he really didn't know us, he wanted to make us a little something special. I was sincerely touched.
Eating at Badou's Senegalese is probably a lot like eating at Badou's house. En route to the washroom, I stopped in the kitchen a few times and talked to Badou and Paula as they cooked, and he gave me some things to taste while I was standing there. A few plates trickled out, and we shared those. Then Badou came out, had some of our beer, went back and cooked some more. The whole meal took about three hours, and I do think this is the consequence of a more casual (less-fast paced) culture and the thoughtful cooking of Badou, which takes time.
We left feeling very good about the people, the place and the food.
Badou's Senegalese. It's worth the trip.
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If you're interested in organizing a protest against Wet Seal in your town, take a look at our new "Tuesdays Against Torture" campaign. On the first Tuesday of every month, hundreds of activists will gather wherever there are Wet Seal stores to protest their cruel treatment of animals. The first Tuesday of July is only 12 days away, so hurry and order your Wet Seal action pack now!
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PETA, I think you´ll be delighted to hear that I was listening to the radio yesturday evening, and while I´m flipping through the stations one of them, "Rádio Metropolitana" (oh, by the way, I´m from Brasil), was telling listeners to vote on the sexiest vegetarian music star at peta.org!
Oh, by the way, why isnt Weezer´s Rivers Cuomo on the list anymore? Yes, I know their new album sucks (why is a 30-year-old man that went to Harvard singing such crappy teenage lyrics?!), but I´ll alwys be in love with Rivers.
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In a speech in Georgetown earlier this week, President Obama restated his goal to cut oil imports by a third by 2025, and laid out a plan to get there: by increasing vehicle carbon pollution and fuel economy standards and expanding domestic drilling. (My colleague Deron Lovaas has pointed out earlier that expanding drilling ain't gonna work, and the President agrees that "it's not a long term solution to our energy challenge.")
Raising carbon pollution reduction and fuel economy standards, on the other hand, is a proven solution. Setting a high federal performance bar based on carbon pollution cuts and fuel economy boosts gives Detroit the confidence it needs to invest in innovation and speed better cars to market. According to the White House, the new standards enacted last year will save 1.8 million barrels of oil and save consumers about $3,000 dollars over the lifetime of the plan. Under the president's direction, federal agencies are working on a proposal to raise the mileage bar even higher this fall. The Administration has also introduced the first-ever carbon pollution and fuel efficiency standards for medium and heavy-duty trucks. In his speech yesterday, the president also announced a new federal directive for all government agencies to purchase only alternative fuel, hybrid or electric vehicles by 2015.
The private sector is already starting to embrace these vehicles. UPS boasts a fleet of nearly 2,000 alternative fuel and alternative technology vehicles, one of the biggest in the business. The company has taken a lot of smart measures to save fuel, and the President will visit a UPS plant in Landover, Maryland today to see their policies in action.
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My brother and his wife are trying to get their kids back from her aunt that has them right now, they are doing everything asked of them classes, passing all drug tests and still her aunt is telling lies to the cps and judge and social workers and they seem to believe her and I know she is just doing this for government money , my brother wants his kids back so bad and his wife they cry all the time and April 10 we will find out what happens we are in ny,,as their aunt can I interfere with this adoption process in anyway ?is their anything my brother and his wife can do more? Their lawyer didn't help them much in this process, please tell me every path we can take please help us,,what can we do?
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akuna 4 years, 5 months ago
Forget about it.
yankeevet 4 years, 5 months ago
yeah; dats right ;;;; faggetaboutit!!!!!!!!! u dirty rat!!!!
LadyJ 4 years, 5 months ago
Well, can't do this poll, haven't seen any of them. Have seen a few of the Sopranos episodes, does that count?
FloridaSunshine 4 years, 5 months ago
Oh, yeah! I really liked "The Godfather" when Brando yells, "STELLA!!!" Oh, wait...that was "A Streetcar Named Desire"...never mind...
jhawk0097 4 years, 5 months ago
"Go get the butter"....Oh wait. Last Tango in Paris.
Jeremiah Jefferson 4 years, 5 months ago
suicide kings
jhawkinsf 4 years, 5 months ago
big time tie between Godfather and Godfather II.
loosecaboose 4 years, 5 months ago
I agree, and finnaly voted for II.
trinity 4 years, 5 months ago
leave the gun...take the cannolis...
slowplay 4 years, 5 months ago
"You know, we always called each other good fellas. Like you said to somebody, "You're gonna like this guy. He's all right. He's a good fella. He's one of us" You understand? We were good fellas." Best movie ever! Well, except maybe for Pulp Fiction.
tomatogrower 4 years, 5 months ago
I don't like any of them. They tend to romanticize criminals who should be in prison.
slowplay 4 years, 5 months ago
It's not romantic when you get wacked, clipped, hit, iced, knocked off, popped or rubbed out.
pz5g1 4 years, 5 months ago
Star Wars tends to romanticize Sith lords. It's still good.
gphawk89 4 years, 5 months ago
Does "Scarface" count? "Say 'Hello' to my little friend!"
Julie Craig 4 years, 5 months ago
The Untouchables
dontcallmedan 4 years, 5 months ago
All the President's Men
Boosh 4 years, 5 months ago
What 'bout that flash mob thingy going on over in the delta? That's some good stuff right there.
camper 4 years, 5 months ago
"I always liked Michael. Tell him it was just business"
acg 4 years, 5 months ago
GoodFellas was fantastic. I loved all of these movies, esp. Donnie Brasco because Johnny Depp is secretly my boyfriend. ; ) However, I've seen GoodFellas probably 150 times. Love the last part where he's all coked out of his head, trying to get the last shipment together and his bro just got out of prison and the helicopters are following him but he has to go back and get the hat. That was intense. Seriously great flick!
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"Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer."
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Pakistan would be the next frontier of Japanese investors who now consider South-west Asian countries more opportune for investments in view of the size of young population and friendly investment policies, top official of Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO) said yesterday.
In a competitive world market, Japanese investors now want to shift their investment towards Southwest Asia in view of congestion in opportunities in Southeast Asian countries where Japanese investors had already set up industrial plants, said Daisuke Hiratuska, executive vice president for Southwest Asia of Japan External Trade Organisation while speaking to a group of newsmen in Islamabad.
Pakistan is an ideal place for investment. Japanese investors had considered Pakistan "very dangerous" country believing the media reports, but Jetro is playing its role to clear the misconception about Pakistan, he said.
In order to correct the biased perception and consider Pakistan as a destination for trade and investment in Asia, Jetro has organised a series of Pakistan-specific seminars in Singapore, Bangkok, Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka where over 500 Japanese investors discussed Pakistan's investment policy and opportunities for investments.
As an outcome of the seminars, Jetro lead a large business-oriented delegation comprising investors to Pakistan to gain first hand information about the investment climate.
He said the investment policy of Pakistan is very free and provides 50 per cent depreciation in the first year. Higher depreciation is good to attract investment, and in Pakistan it is high against 20 o 25 per cent in many countries, he said.
The members of delegation have only one objective: "to see Pakistan with their own eyes" and to change their misconception, Hiratuska said.
Asked about the first-hand impression of the delegation, Hiratuska replied that it was encouraging that the mindset is now changing. The delegation attended the Expo Pakistan in Karachi, met stakeholders and visited Bin Qasim and Port Qasim, he said.
Only 64 Japanese companies were currently operating in Pakistan as against 100 in India and hundreds in South-east Asian countries including China.
According to Jetro official, investment by big Japanese companies will help clear the misconception about Pakistan.
President Asif Zardari hosted a luncheon for the Japanese delegation on Tuesday, and stated that Pakistan can serve a market of over US$3 billion in its neighbourhood by calling upon Japanese investors to benefit from the advantages.
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