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In North America, for much of its history, industrial forestry has advanced on the premise that "maximizing economic efficiency in the short term was the path to maximizing social and economic benefits into the future" [
The emergence of these new forestry paradigms has been paralleled by a rising interest in old-growth forests in the managed landscape, in part because of its increasing scarcity as old-growth forests have been liquidated and converted to young stands, often even-aged plantations. Old-growth has been a flashpoint for conflict across the continent. In political discourse, on the one hand, old-growth is a senescent and sub-optimal use of valuable tree-growing land; on the other, old-growth serves as a pure and natural foil that offers contrast to an artificial human-influenced forest, and is widely perceived to be of great biotic and aesthetic richness, representing an ecosystem state that offers people a "visual and emotional feast" [
This public currency of old-growth—and its politicization—have both compelled and confounded the development of a coherent ecological theory of old-growth development, function, and management. It is possible that the deeply divisive public debate over old-growth management is itself responsible for having created a conceptual dichotomy between forests that are perceived to be either old-growth or not old-growth, though dichotomous classifications are a common feature of many attempts at scientific rationalization [
The is/is-not old-growth dichotomy, and efforts to reconcile it, are ongoing [
We posit that the definition and management of old-growth is a fitting example of a
We propose that old-growth's 'wickedness' is not merely a product of some indefinable metaphysics, the divergence of its utilitarian and aesthetic values, or the politicized debate over its management, though these certainly are notable (for some excellent analyses see Lee [
In this essay we attempt to dissect some of the wickedness that marks old-growth theory and management, by examining some of the approaches to old-growth definition and the problems arising from their application in a forest management context. Our primary frame of reference is ecological rather than socio-political to the extent the two can be disentangled, and we draw our insights mainly from the managed temperate forests of North America, though we hope that whatever insights may arise for the reader will have relevance to forest management more generally.
Readers seeking a definitive problem formulation and conclusive solutions will be disappointed. Indeed, this is not the nature of wicked problems, they are never solved, though often revisited [
Not including its indefinable spiritual quality—its perceived
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Even in its comprehensiveness, such a definition cannot transcend ambiguities. With the exception of the first, these conditions describe any forest that is relatively unaltered by humans. The first condition—that old-growth forests are dominated by trees near or above the age of maturity—is the only definitive condition that differentiates old-growth from not-old-growth, characterized by a climax or near-climax successional state and almost- or older-than-mature trees.
Other general definitions that imply old-growth is the 'last' or 'final' stage of forest development (e.g., [
Since generic old-growth definitions cannot escape ambiguity, Frelich and Reich [
Hunter and White [
As recourse, some have proposed multiple categories or an
Some empirical old-growth work has focused less on developing a normative model of old-growth and has taken a more observational and descriptive approach [
Old-growth forests are therefore not only heterogeneous, but
A range of values, including biodiversity, scarcity, and visual and emotional impression, have been considered definitive aspects of old-growth forests. From a conservation perspective, old-growth forests derive some of their perceived value from their inherent complexity. Some definitions of
Old-growth forests also derive some of their perceived value from their current scarcity and perceived vulnerability. A long history of human settlement expansion, and forest use across North America under an industrial forestry paradigm, has greatly reduced the quantity of old-growth since European colonization [
We propose an approach to conceiving old-growth that, we hope, should help make it a less mysterious concept, less wicked, and more operational. We have no comprehensive solution or final definition, but rather offer prompts for a re-orientation of thinking. Old-growth forest is too important to ignore and too complicated to corral, so we encourage all forest researchers and practitioners to wrestle with its myriad dimensions and reconceptualize it frequently.
We propose that the concept of virginity and its associated 'purity tests' is a root cause of significant wickedness in old-growth theory, and in some cases as a potential obstruction to developing effective old-growth management strategies. The virginity criterion is an application of a broader principle that categorically separates human activity from 'natural' forces. We see the debate surrounding this principle as truly mythological in character and will not wade further than ankle-deep into it, and we admit that these propositions fall squarely on one side of it.
Following from Holling
Purity criteria have utility in old-growth management only when the central focus of management is the outright preservation of extant forest, since any other management intervention would, by definition, be despoiling. This 'museum approach' to old-growth management so narrows the forest practitioner's range of options as to run the risk of undermining management or conservation objectives. This is in part because the purity criterion implies that 'true' old-growth can never be actively created through management action, and also because preserved forest will inevitably cycle out of the old-growth state.
In regions of North America where old-growth was once common and is now scarce—in some areas critically—if old-growth values are to be an integral part of sustainable forest management, old-growth management strategies focused solely on preserving the 'purest of what is left' would assure old-growth's eventual eradication from the landscape. We do not imply that forests that have escaped significant direct anthropogenic influence are not valuable for a number of reasons, and preservation may indeed be the most appropriate management strategy for those forests.
We also regard the socio-political aspects of old-growth theory as fertile ground for scholarship. Indeed, the concept of old-growth virginity is highly relevant in the socio-political realm, and is particularly interesting as a value motivator. However, we believe virginity's value as a concept is iconic and rhetorical, not ecological or operational, and to the extent the concept can be deliberately disentangled from ecological old-growth theory and on-the-ground management, it should be.
The phenomenon of
This idea has drawbacks. While scarcity of old-growth may be historically definitive—that is, of an era, namely the present—old-growth is not ecologically extraordinary in many forest regions. It would be reasonable to expect its presence as a predictable part of the forest landscape. The persistence of old-growth was facilitated by landscape-scale disturbance dynamics and old-growth was an ordinary, and even predominant, forest state in many temperate regions (e.g., White and Mladenoff [
The paradox of scarcity as a value motivator is that which is valued must remain scarce in order to be valuable. A narrow definition may also serve to justify the lack of conservation interest in the majority of forests that don't meet the narrow definition but are still of current or future conservation value. We propose that, where there is an ecological case to do so, old-growth be considered ecologically common, or at least ecologically predictable, for forest management purposes. That it is not actually common is not definitive of old-growth, but merely a consequence of management decisions. Were old-growth considered ecologically ordinary, forest management decision-making would always include the old-growth condition as a viable option for any single location in the forest landscape.
Whereas early stages of forest development are dominated by the homogenizing legacy of a significant disturbance event, old-growth forests are an accumulation of legacies captured over long histories in non-deterministic ways. The multiplicity of overlapping processes associated with old-growth development, and the functional, compositional, and structural complexity these processes create, make complexity a defining feature of these forests [
It is therefore not surprising that attempts to develop a normative model of old-growth structure and function have encountered wickedness and gone largely unfulfilled. We see some of this wickedness arising from attempts to apply a normative model that attempts to separate out 'noise' and define an average or normal old-growth state, where it is in fact the noise itself that is definitive of old-growth.
Because a stand is defined by uniform behaviour and spatial homogeneity and old-growth by a diverse, disaggregated suite of processes and spatial heterogeneity, old-growth stand appears to be, at least conceptually, an oxymoron—at least, where a stand is defined not so much on the basis of differences with neighbouring forest locations but rather on conditions within. We propose that a functional definition of old-growth may simply be forests in which the predictability of system behaviour disintegrates at the scale of the stand. In our empirical work in old-growth forests, we have come to view normative metrics—for example, median bole size or mean tree age—as largely meaningless except for the coarsest of comparisons, and metrics of diversity—for example, the range of tree ages or the variability of structural measures between neighbouring sample plots—as truly informative. In this sense we echo Jerry Franklin's (quoted in [
Old-growth discourse has been challenged by the task of differentiating which types of ecosystem change add to old-growthness—for example, continuous gap formation—and which types subtract from or even eliminate it—for example, discrete stand-replacing disturbance events. We see these challenges as an artifact of viewing disturbance as a discrete event—that is, as something that
In this meta-model, there is no null state, but an accumulation of legacies affecting future system behaviour in a continuous and cyclical progression. We see recent forest development models, in which type of disturbance and subsequent system behaviour are linked and legacies are treated as significant (e.g., Franklin
This conceptual shift may also allow forest scientists and practitioners to transcend the concepts of threat and loss that have politicized the old-growth management discourse. There is, however, an opportunity for this re-framing to be abused; that is, if any kind of change is integral to system behaviour—in effect, 'normal'—rather than disruptive, then any change caused by management actions is justifiable. We suggest that social choice discussions through management planning, not ecological theory, are the proper venue for such arguments, as duly informed by ecological knowledge. In our view, if old-growth theory is to be of use to management decision-making, best efforts must be made to disentangle it from its politics.
In forest practice, both uniformity and difference in forests are interpreted through the lens of a forest patch's provision of specific value. The measurements chosen to characterize and differentiate spatially discrete forest units in inventories, maps, or management plans are artifacts of the forest's dominant use [
Internal uniformity and discrete temporal and spatial boundaries are self-validating assumptions in even-aged industrial forestry. Under a system of even-aged management where a defined spatial extent of standing forest is rapidly and near-completely harvested, discrete spatial and temporal edges are created. Internal variability of forest characteristics is first minimized through harvest practices, and then can be controlled by silvicultural intervention in subsequent forest development. The recognition of legacies as important determinants in stand behaviour is a relatively recent departure from the assumptions of classical forestry science, based as it was on agricultural precedents.
We propose that the concept of the stand as the spatial definition of a forest management unit be revisited and approached with greater nuance and sophistication than has historically been the case. For far too long, we have in North America been simplifying our forests to conform to our simplified models of forest development and utility. Theory, empirical analysis, and forest modeling technologies now support the application of silvicultural approaches built on the premise of actively propagating complexity within forest ecosystems (for example, see Puettmann
Old-growth forests are, by logic and definition, old.
The stages of forest development of most interest to industrial forestry—that is, the homogenizing early stages during which optimal timber production occurs—continue to dominate research and management innovation. However, the criticisms leveled against microcosm experiments in ecology (e.g., Carpenter [
If we accept that forest development is continuous and cyclical, any forest development stage is no more or less arbitrary a starting point for a forest development model. We propose on these grounds that for many forest types in many temperate forest regions in North America—or anywhere that old-growth may be of management interest—an adjustment to the basic structure of the forest development meta-model may provide a basis for expanding old-growth theory and management, and indeed sustainable forest management more generally.
Old-growth is a metaphor (
Purely normative approaches to old-growth are, by themselves, largely unhelpful. We are encouraged by developments in the panarchy meta-model and by recent empirical tools and novel approaches for understanding complexity (e.g., Zenner and Hibbs [
Old-growth's "visual and emotional feast" [
We greatly appreciate the contributions of numerous forest scientists and managers to the ongoing dialogue on old-growth ecology and management, in particular, the seminal work of Jerry Franklin, Tom Spies, and Mac Hunter. We also thank the many individuals whose reflections and ruminations in discussions both formal and informal nucleated the concepts elaborated upon in this essay. We are grateful for the comments of three anonymous reviewers which precipitated improvements to an earlier version of this essay. The Sustainable Forest Management Network of Centres of Excellence funded the old-growth forest research project from which this paper emerged, and we are grateful for its support.


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Inspections, Compliance, Enforcement, and Criminal Investigations
John Malcore Livestock LLC - Close Out Letter 3/26/13
Department of Health and Human Services
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Food and Drug Administration
|Minneapolis District Office
Central Region
250 Marquette Avenue, Suite 600
Minneapolis, MN 55401
Telephone: (612) 758-7133
March 26, 2013
John J. Malcore
John Malcore Livestock, LLC
234 Rocky Road
Luxemburg, Wisconsin 54217-9501
Dear Mr. Malcore:
The Food and Drug Administration has completed an evaluation of your corrective actions in response to our Warning Letter MIN 12-37 dated June 27, 2012. Based on our evaluation, it appears that you have addressed the violations contained in this Warning Letter. Future FDA inspections and regulatory activities will further assess the adequacy and sustainability of these corrections.
This letter does not relieve you or your firm from the responsibility of taking all necessary steps to assure sustained compliance with the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act and its implementing regulations or with other relevant legal authority. The Agency expects you and your firm to maintain compliance and will continue to monitor your state of compliance. This letter will not preclude any future regulatory action should violations be observed during a subsequent inspection or through other means.
Timothy G. Philips
Compliance Officer
Minneapolis District

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Here are some elaborate senior pranks. From a hallway slip-n-slide to a lunchtime flash mob, these senior classes will be hard to forget.
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Senior pranks are seriously underrated. My senior class rolled 2008 ping pong balls down our hallways to greet a very confused principal – something I still remember to this day. Our prank was a quick fix, but the real masters give their teachers something to really clean up and remember their class by.
The only thing stopping me from frequenting Chuck E. Cheese's is the fact that I'm way too tall for the ball pit. The kids of Holly High School came up with a solution to every kid at heart's problem – by turning their high school into a life size ball pit!
Some might say this is a huge waste of packing nuts, but I say this looks like the most fun any high school kid could have. The teachers may have acted upset, but behind closed doors you can bet they had their shoes off, swimming in the pool of Styrofoam.
The only complaint I've ever had against slip-n-slides is that they need to be longer. Clearly, the only way to slip in style is through the hallways of your high school.
These Lakeside seniors cemented their teacher's gold cart to the stairs. The pranks funny, but the commentary is even funnier – "He had to Flintstone it!"
After watching this about a dozen times, I still have no idea what is going on. Part interpretative dance, part flash mob, and part random costumes makes for one unforgettable prank. Think the Blue Man Group can learn a thing or two from these masked figures in green?
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On Tuesday, federal agents froze an account belonging to a popular exchange for the Internet currency called bitcoins.
The Department of Homeland Security obtained a warrant to seize the account, administered by payment provider Dwolla. Earlier this week, the department alleged that Mutum Sigillum LLC, a subsidiary of Mt. Gox, was not registered with FinCen, the Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network. In the warrant, the government said it had probable cause to believe that the account was used to "conduct transactions as part of an unlicensed money service business," the Wall Street Journal noted.
Mt. Gox, based in Tokyo, was established in 2010. As of this year, it was cited as the world's largest bitcoin exchange, handling 63% of all worldwide bitcoin transactions. In an online statement, Mt. Gox said it had not received a copy of the warrant and did not know why the account had been seized.
A spokesman for Dwolla said that the company did not consider itself involved in the matter and had informed users of the account about the situation.
Earlier this month, Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, the twins who sued Mark Zuckerberg over their role in the founding of Facebook (NASDAQ:FB), announced that they had purchased $11 million worth of bitcoins.


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Burnaby furniture designer wants to give Lady Gaga a seat
After Lady Gaga kicks off her Born This Way Ball world tour at Rogers Arena on Friday (January 11), a Lower Mainland-based furniture designer hopes the singer will be sitting in a chair designed specifically for her. Celina Dalrymple, who owns Burnaby's Fabulous Furnishings, made a chair for Lady Gaga at the end of 2011 and has been trying to deliver the piece of furniture to the performer over the past year.
"I'm an artist myself, so I had an idea for this crazy chair I wanted to build, and I designed it with Lady Gaga in mind," Dalrymple told the Straight by phone. "I've been trying to get a hold of her. … I've had a lot of leads, but now she's going to be in town, so I'm in a major push trying to get her this crazy chair."
The chair is shaped similar to a crown. The circular plush seat is covered in a shiny green-gold satin; while the back of the seat, made from black velvet-upholstered molded foam, is arty and jagged.
"The legs are encrusted with rhinestones, and I've added some bling onto it, so there's a bunch of jewelry draped across the front of it," Dalrymple said. "Two people can fit in it quite comfortably. It's about 50 inches wide."
The 31-year-old self-taught furniture maker, who was born and raised on Vancouver Island, said that she's been a fan of Lady Gaga for many years. Dalrymple credits the singer's over-the-top artistry for inspiring her to design the chair.
"She's the most creative gal out there right now," Dalrymple said. "She's kind of like the mecca for wild and crazy design, so she inspires me really to just think outside the box and create something fun and crazy and see how far my creativity can go. That's why I had her in mind."
If Dalrymple isn't able to deliver the chair to Lady Gaga before the Vancouver concert, she plans on displaying it outside Rogers Arena on Friday in hopes that the singer will take note.
"I'm going to go down there with my team of people, as many people as I can gather,… and just parade the chair around and try and get some buzz," Dalrymple said. "I know Lady Gaga will be watching the news after the first show, so she might be able to see what's going on."


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FDA Expands Label for Zimecterin
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently announced that it has approved additional label claims for Zimecterin (ivermectin), adding several species and stages of small strongyles to the list of parasites controlled by the equine dewormer.
The announcement means that Zimecterin is now proven to control a total of 60 species and stages of equine parasites, 32 of which are in the small strongyle group. With the expanded label, Zimecterin becomes the most comprehensive parasite control product ever available for use in horses, offering the broadest spectrum of protection against small strongyles.
Zimecterin is manufactured by Merial, the company that discovered ivermectin and developed it for use in horses. The expanded label claims will apply to all Merial equine dewormers, including Equimectrin (ivermectin) and the veterinary brand, Eqvalan (ivermectin).
The new labels were awarded to Merial brands of equine ivermectin after the Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM) reviewed extensive company research, which identified the previously unlabeled small strongyles and confirmed the products were fully effective at controlling the additional species and stages.
According to Frank Hurtig, DVM, manager of Veterinary Professional Services for Merial, the expanded labels represent a significant milestone in equine parasite control. "This is great news for horse owners," said Hurtig. "Zimecterin has always offered unsurpassed protection against worms and bots, but these additional label claims confirm that it is the most comprehensive product in the history of equine deworming."
Hurtig said the expanded labels result from Merial's commitment to ensuring the continued efficacy and safety of its equine dewormers. "We have a responsibility to horse owners to provide safe and highly effective health care products and to support those products with ongoing research," said Hurtig. "The expanded label for Zimecterin is the culmination of research that has spanned several years."
According to Hurtig, the FDA will allow generic brands of ivermectin to add some of the additional parasites to their label claims, but not all of them. Several of the previously unlabeled species and stages of small strongyles are now labeled only for Zimecterin, Equimectrin, and Eqvalen.
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The reason behind Troy Lum's sudden departure from Dendy Films last week has become clear: he is starting his own Australian distribution and marketing company in partnership with veteran distributor Frank Cox. Cox will wind down his existing entity, NewVision, and transfer management of its library of 150 films to newly-formed Hopscotch.
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TOP STORY >> Firefighters help right headstones
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IN SHORT: Jacksonvilles Bayou Meto Cemetery makes repairs and tries to figure out how to keep vandals away.
Jacksonville firefighters have cleaned up historic Bayou Meto Cemetery, where vandals broke and toppled about 200 headstones last week.
Boy, they saved our necks, said a grateful Vestal Johnson, chairman of the Bayou Meto Cemetery board of directors.
Although many of the damaged headstones are being repaired, its unlikely the oldest ones will ever be fixed, according to cemetery historian David Brannon.
Saturday morning, Scott Moon, president of the Jack-sonville Firefighters Union, and Scott Teague, another firefighter, along with John-son surveyed the damages caused by vandals who have not yet been arrested. Johnson told firefighters about all the headstones in the back row of the cemetery that were pushed to the ground.
Its a crying shame what they did here, but were here to do all we can for our citizens, Moon told The Leader. We can get him (Johnson) everything from landscapers to front-end loaders.
Moon, a 14-year veteran of the Jacksonville Fire Department, and Teague, a seven-year veteran, walked the grounds to see the damage first-hand. Johnson, who is retired, pointed to a headstone lying on the ground with only the base to mark the gravesite.
She was a teacher when I was in elementary school, Johnson said as he looked at the destruction.
Moon said he could not believe what the vandals had done. I guess were turning into a big city, but this just isnt normal for Jacksonville, he lamented. Well be more vigilant from now on.
Johnson is making plans to repair the damaged headstones. I believe they call it tiger glue, and its expensive, he told the firefighters.
Over the weekend, firefighters spread the adhesive material onto the exposed bases of approximately 180 headstones.
On Monday, some of the older headstones had sticks propping them up to keep them from tipping over again. Over the weekend, firefighters, coping in the summers heat, reattached the headstones to their original bases.
Many of those headstones weighed between 400 and 500 pounds. After spreading the glue, several firefighters lifted the headstones onto their bases.
Meanwhile, Jo Purnell-Johnson of Alaska arrived at the cemetery to visit her fathers grave, which had been spared. Im shocked this is Arkansas and I thought this was the land of pride.
Jerry ORiley, who accompanied Pumell-Johnson to the cemetery, was also saddened by the possible loss of older headstones.
They hit the 1800s headstones, ORiley said. Thats a piece of history gone.
As chairman of the local cemetery board, Johnson estimated there could only be about a 10 percent chance that those buried under the headstones from the 1800s still had living descendants.
Some historic headstones were broken into more than one piece, making chances slim for their repairs to stick.
By Monday, tiger glue turned into gorilla glue, which cost about $100, according to Johnson.
Either way, plans to shore up security appear necessary considering the damage.
Johnson said there have been problems at the cemetery before, but nothing of the magnitude experienced last week. Now, weve had a little trouble with beer drinkers before, he said as he pointed to the southeast area of the cemetery.
A plan for installing fences has been underway for about a year, according to Johnson. He estimates it will cost about $150,000 to construct a fence to enclose the cemetery.
But the Arkansas Department of Highway and Transportation doesnt want a fence too close to North First Street, which runs along the cemetery. They wanted us to jut the fence line in, and it wouldnt be straight across, Johnson said.
But Johnson says a compromise is likely. Shrubbery will be placed along a small strip of land on the front section where the historic headstones are located. I think they thought we might be burying some more people here, Johnson said ruefully.
Someone visiting from out of state suggested that the cemetery board should operate a dog park there.
A fee could be charged for dog walkers and the cemetery would not only become more secure with increased foot traffic but also increase its income to help with the cemeterys upkeep.
The Association for the Preservation of the Historic Congressional Cemetery in Virginia makes about $23,000 a year from dog walker fees. Johnson said he would not be opposed to the idea, but the cemetery board would have to vote on the proposal.


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Lincoln Highway's centennial celebrated
It was 100 years of fun rolled into one evening, as a Lincoln Highway Centennial Celebration took place May 18 at the Lincoln Highway Experience museum in Unity.
Hosted by the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor, the event took a fond look back at the decades that have passed since the birth of this first transcontinental roadway, with a trivia contest and appropriate automobiles, music, costumes and even foods.
Among the classic and antique roadsters was the pristine 1935 Ford coupe of Bill and Karen Holtzer of Greensburg, whose rumble seat once ferried three grandchildren "screaming all the way" to Idlewild.
The buffet featured marinated mushrooms from the '20s; baked ham, scalloped potatoes and three-bean salad from the '40s; Shake 'n Bake chicken from the '60s; ambrosia salad from the '70s; and tabouleh and flavored coffee creamers from the new millenium. LHHC Executive Director Olga Herbert said she had to veto a Jello mold for fear it would melt in the warm weather.
The event was "more than sold out" with 155 attendees, said LHHC staffer Kristin Poerschke. Committee members were Mary Jo Bullington, Ann Nemanic, Anna Baird and Chris Tomsey.
Seen celebrating the Lincoln: Monty and Marlene Murty, Marge Logan, Denny Lang, Barbara Ferrier, Dick McKelvey, Clay Stoner, Phil and Gladys Light, Janet Burkardt, Art and Cheryl McMullen, Anthony Mistretta and Wendy Jones Mistretta, Kris Smith, Kary Coleman, Cheryl Wood, Barry and Karla Terney and Pat Kelm.
Also, Chick and Eleanor Cicconi, Jim and Cathy Koontz, Richard and Joanna Stillwagon, Bill and Pam Stablein, Bruce Robinson and Annie Urban, P.J. Zimmerlink and Tracy Rush and Michaela Milko, a 15-year-old Greater Latrobe Senior High School student, ceremoniously clad in her great-great-aunt's World War II WAC uniform.
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....its not persuasive at alll in fact i want to get high tonight and get like that monster...
looks like this party animal stripped down at the club. always hated it when my mate did that
And your mother forbids you from playing with me!
(your friend sounds like a hoot! my brother's friends used to play "1-2-3 naked!" now that was fun!)
....its not persuasive at alll in fact i want to get high tonight and get like that monster...
With a mix of all that shit, you will need your more than a friend to get your arse bailed, I'm afraid.
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Chris Eckert's Auto Ink DIY tattoo machine will grace you with some ink via divine intervention:
Auto Ink is a three axis numerically controlled sculpture. Once the main switch is triggered, the operator is assigned a religion and it's corresponding symbol is tattooed onto the person's arm. The operator does not have control over the assigned symbol. It is assigned either randomly or through divine intervention, depending on your personal beliefs.
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Issah Lopez, age four, found dead in Thornton pool
Anyone with small children knows how naturally they're drawn to water -- and they've felt the fear that a single moment's inattention could result in horror.
That's what happened yesterday to the family of Issah Lopez, age four, who was found dead in a community pool located in Thornton.
Below, see what we know so far about the incident and a little boy who didn't survive to receive a special gift from his uncle: a mini-pool of his own.
At 2:56 p.m. on Sunday, according to the Thornton Police Department, police and fire personnel were called to the Pine Lakes Ranch Mobile Home Community's clubhouse pool, located at 4210 E. 100th Avenue.
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The report: a possible child drowning victim.
By the time authorities arrived, people at the pool had removed the boy from the water and initiated CPR, but to no avail. The boy could not be revived.
TPD rep Officer Matt Barnes notes that the child was at the pool with "numerous" family members among the sort of throng you'd expect on a hot pre-summer day -- approximately fifty people. Yet somehow, he managed to get from the child pool to the adult pool without anyone noticing until he was floating at the surface, face down.
The scene of the tragedy.
The police stress that the investigation remains open, meaning there's at least the possibility of neglect charges in the case. Likewise, autopsy results are pending on the boy, who has not yet been officially identified. However, family members subsequently ID'd him to 9News as Issah Lopez.
The station spoke with Chris Barnett, his uncle, who says Issah had a habit of taking off his life preserver at pools, so he could be like the big kids.
Barnett wasn't present at the pool yesterday. But he showed a 9News correspondent a present he'd purchased for Issah due to the boy's love of playing in the water:
Chris Barnett with his gift for Issah.
The family is understandably bereft at this terrible loss, but Barnett chose to step forward anyhow in order to convey one simple message: "Watch your children."
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text: Scrambled Eggs with Ginger -------------------------- 4 fresh green chillies with skins removed (see How To Remove Chilli Skins) 2 tablespoons (30g or 1 oz) coconut oil 2.5cm (1 inch) fresh ginger root, peeled and finely chopped 1 small onion, peeled and finely chopped 6 eggs 1/4 cup (62ml or 2 fl oz) coconut milk 1/4 teaspoon (1ml) salt After removing chilli skins, remove and discard seeds and finely chop remaining chilli. Beat eggs, coconut milk and salt in a bowl and set aside. Heat oil in a medium size saucepan over a medium heat. Saute, or stir-fry, ginger and onion in the saucepan for 5 minutes. Reduce heat to low and add egg mixture to saucepan and mix well. Scatter chillies over mixture. Cook over a low heat until eggs are cooked. Serves 4. Serve hot. Recipe submitted by Sianne Marsh on 21 January 2009 Adapted from: Curry Focus


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Over the years, talented West Coast artist/producer Grip Grand has worked with the likes of A.G., Phat Kat and Percee P and knocked out some fine indie releases (including 2008's Brokelore ). His latest endeavor, however, finds him paying homage to one of his favorite artists, MF Doom , via this beautifully executed remix project GG Doom! But How? pairs MF acapellas (via Viktor Vaughn recordings and other sources) with production so convincingly Doom-patible it's kind of uncanny. AND Kool G Grip's even created a nifty animated video for the track "Jive Turkeys." Listen, download and read more about the project, below.
gripgrand.com : As a tribute to one of his major influences, Grip Grand went into a studio with a bunch of MF DOOM acapellas and 1.5 tons of vinyl. The result is this EP, which plays like it was produced, if not by DOOM himself, then definitely by a DOOMbot. This is what these songs should have sounded like in the first place, full of melodic, lo-fi loops and intricate audio collage. But they didn't. So now they do. Enjoy.
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Police departments around the country are gearing up, buying drones and drone equipment, and hiring people who know how to operate them, and getting federal money to help them do so.
It is a continuation of a trend started long ago--the militarization of our local police departments.
Pretty soon, you'll look outside, and you'll see a drone hovering over your yard, just sitting there, silently, watching you. You might wave at it. You might give it the finger. Be careful, you might get arrested though! Remember, giving a police office the bird may get you arrested. Same with giving a drone the finger.
And also don't forget that police do not like to be photographed, and I am sure the same rule will probably apply to drones as well. Photograph or videotape that drone hovering over your backyard and you might have your house searched for no reason. You might get arrested. This is common practice throughout the United States. Those who question authority suffer. Those go go along with authority get rewarded. This is why we've become a nation of sell outs.
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Excellent baked goods, always shopped there, but I won't any more. If you get a groupon & try to buy it, you can't if you've previously bought a groupon from them before (even a year or two ago!). Even though their baked goods are excellent, there are other places I can go for the same type of goods.
Excellent - the best bread in town!
The best chocolate and butterscotch bar donuts ever. Amazing orange croissants. Everything is delicious, bread included.
Very nice, small bakery with variety of breads and sweet goods. Their light rye bread is the best with crunchy crust and that "light" rye taste...
This bakery is the best in Windsor!!Excellent
excellent baked goods. tried them at a local deli.i loved that they had the nutrition label on them .i am diabetic and on a strict low carb diet thank you for allowing me to finally enjoy some real,delicious desserts!!!
Delicious, melt in your mouth donuts, phenomenal pizza buns and great bread will keep me coming back but the best thing about Blak's was they sell fresh yeast.
I love everything about this bakery except the recording that won't allow you to talk to a person. That's not right. Very disappointed
Best Bakery in Essex County. Always fresh and delicious. Some of the nicest counter persons anywhere. Lifetime customer!
I visited Blak's Bakery for the first time yesterday as I had purchased a Groupon. I was amazed at their selection, everything I bought was absolutely delicious, especially their custard slices! I will be a regular visitor going forward.
Still one of the best bakeries in Essex county. Keep up with the family tradition and delicious baked goods.
I thoroughly enjoyed the assortment we picked up with our Groupon. I will definitely be ordering my husband's birthday cake from here in June.
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Ate paczis for dinner? And you think TH's donuts were better?
You should stick to all-day breakfast places, guy.
Blak's paczis, although not the best, [ I still think they're a little on the miserly side when it comes to the egg content] were nevertheless far better than those of many other bakeries I have tried. The latter, including some well-known Polish stores, have been serving TH grade donuts, ( all flour, hardly any egg), mega mass-producing and passing them as paczis for the occasion, assuming people won't notice.
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Do you realize how busy they are on that day trying to get everyone.You could have ordered one flavour or went somewhere else that are not as good. They might have had extra on the Tuesday but they always say one flavour per dozen so there are no wrong orders.
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I'm very disappointed that you were not satisfied with the paczki you purchased at Fred's. If I had a box of my paczki that were not absolutely the very best, I would have felt the same. I would be happy to give a gift certificate for twice the cost of you paczkis. Please feel free to contact me at 519-259-9669 to give me details of your experience. We work very hard at what we do, and are always looking to improve. With your help we can be even better next year. Tony Blak co-owner
Got some punjkis from Fred's yesterday. Ate them for dinner last nite. I was very dissatisfied with the quality. Sorry Tim Hortons were much better.
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I also remember Blak's decorated cookies with paper characters on top. These might have been made for Christmas. I still shop there, but the interior needs freshening up. We treasure the retro look, but it seems shabby. Don't look at the window---you might not go in.
I am really angry about Blak's policy regarding packzi's. I called on Saturday wanting to purchase 1 dozen (4 blueberry, 4 raspberry, 4 custard). That is 1 dozen. I was told you could only purchase 1 flavour. I said forget it. I then find out my friend ordered 1 dozen. She was planning on splitting the dozen with a friend. The friend did not like the flavour she picked. She called back and was told when she came on Tuesday she could have 1/2 one flavour and the other 1/2 assorted.
Why is one customer told no you can not do assorted and the other is told yes.
Screwed out of Packzi's from Blak's. Have to settle for Tim Horton's again.
I had my wedding cake made here in 1988. It was the best Cake ever. That started my awareness of this fantastic family run bakery. Just celebrated a 90th birthday for grandpa this year and the cake and pastries are still the best! That my friends is what we call consistency. This bakery uses experience, excellent ingredients and love of what they do to produce products at the highest level. No mass produced product at the grocery store can even come close to the taste. Buns, bread and pastries were invented to taste great, Blak's has perfected them!
I cant say how disappointed I was with the service,it was Dec 23/10 and I had ordered Angel Wings over a week before,I waited in line over 25 mins and when I got to the counter and gave my name I knew something was wrong because the girl could not find it, she asked the baker and she said We didnt have time I came in from Lasalle on a very busy day and they had my number, they should have called me.
Outstanding!!!!! Great bread
Just picked up my pre-ordered packzi's and I ate two of them right away. Never order your Packzi's from anywhere else. I love Blak's Bakery. The staff is wonderful and every last item they make is delicious. Next time you are there, try the caraway horse shoe buns! You will wish you bought more!!!
I called from Northern Ontario to have a birthday cake delivered to my son who is attending university there. It was fantastic! Great service, great prices, and a very sweet person who took my phone order. My son said it was delicious. I will be visting Blak's on my next trip to Windsor to fill his freezer.
Excellent bread, but the best Doughnuts I have ever tasted straight from the fryer. There is something to be said about homemade baked goods. Blak's is the best.
Blaks has great bread and buns. And the deserts are great as well. Better then any chain store could offer. You will always have my business and I just went for my first time in May/09
Been going here for most of my 42 year life. Bread still taste the same just not as nice looking as when peter did it.
indescribably decadent
I have been going to Blak's for years.. amazing!!
Rye bread is the best I've tasted, friendly staff
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Court's ruling that Corbett's calendar should be released puts Ravenstahl schedule under scrutiny
A state appeals court ruled on Tuesday that Gov. Tom Corbett's public calendar should be turned over to the press without redactions, a decision that could affect Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl's attempts to keep his calendar secret.
Nils Frederiksen, spokesman for the Governor's Office of General Counsel, said Corbett's office will not appeal.
The seven-member Commonwealth Court panel unanimously upheld a decision by the state Office of Open Records ruling that the governor's office must turn over requested calendar entries and emails without redacting portions that it claimed are protected by exceptions to the state's Right to Know Law.
Ravenstahl's office denied multiple requests to release his calendar, including as recently as last week. In 2009, the mayor's office denied a request from the Tribune-Review under the revised Right to Know Law seeking his calendar.
Ravenstahl's spokeswoman, Marissa Doyle, said the city's solicitor is reviewing the decision. She did not respond to questions about whether the mayor would release his calendar.
University of Pittsburgh law professor John Burkoff called the court's decision "a pretty dramatic ruling."
"The court didn't say that political officials have to turn over everything when they are faced with a lawful right-to-know request. But the court did say that public officials have got to make a specific justification for why any particular calendar entry or email requested should be kept private.
"It's hard to believe that much — if any — of Mayor Ravenstahl's schedule can be kept private using this test," Burkoff said.
Melissa Melewsky, media law counsel for the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association, said a footnote in the ruling could prevent the release of other officials' calendars. It points to another Commonwealth Court decision that allowed Philadelphia's mayor and council to keep their calendars private because they are "working papers."
Ravenstahl's office also claimed the working papers exemption when it denied the Trib's 2009 request.
"The governor's office didn't cite the working papers exception. I think it can have an effect, but I don't know if it will because of the competing precedent," Melewsky said. "It's important to know who our public officials are meeting with because oftentimes meetings are the genesis for public policies."
The Associated Press sought records covering an 18-day period shortly after Corbett took office in 2011. The governor's office provided some records but blacked out 17 emails and 28 calendar entries.
Frederiksen said the ruling clarifies what's privileged information.
"The court made it clear that calendar entries can be protected in situations involving the deliberative process and emphasized that the nature of these entries should be carefully considered when deciding whether some information can be redacted," he said.
The Associated Press contributed to this report. Bobby Kerlik is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-320-7886 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Now that he has a handful of skilled employees who know how to use the state-of-the-art equipment in his immaculate shop, Ward spends most of his time in the office, designing custom products on his computer and transferring data to the Weeke CNC router he bought less than two years ago and his four-year-old Holz-Her beam saw.
While he does set foot in the shop to make a part on the CNC from time to time, he enjoys his supervisory role in the office."When you decide to go automated, the work is done in here and not out there," he says from his desk. "I really like drawing in AutoCAD. Drafting was one of my favorite classes in high school. I love designing."
Only 30 minutes from Walt Disney World, Ward lives in the heart of a community saturated with retirees and dotted with homes owned by seasonal vacationers who seek out his meticulous workmanship. His out-of-state clientele is located in the mountain resort areas of western North Carolina. Logistics have kept him from accepting other out-of-state offers up to this point, but with plans in the works for a product catalog, that may change in the near future.
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Owner: Kevin Ward
Number of employees: 5
Years of experience: 26
Size of shop: 6,000 sq.ft.
About: Kevin Ward got a jump start in the cabinetmaking industry by first making a name for himself as a high-end homebuilder. When he decided to venture into business on his own, he taught himself to make frameless cabinets and bought the necessary machinery. He now has a high-tech shop suitable for growth.
Quotable: "My biggest mistake was probably not buying a CNC from the very beginning. If I had to start my cabinet business all over again, and knowing what it is I build in my shop, I probably would have bought a nested-base router and an edgebander as my first two primary pieces of equipment."
Ward grew up in Ohio until the family moved to the Winter Haven area when he was 15. He learned carpentry in high school and from his father, Ray Ward, a custom home builder. In the early '80s he earned his electrical journeyman's license, started his own company and began wiring houses for his father, then switched over to trim carpentry in 1986.
Ward and his brother Roger eventually took over their father's business. As Ward Bros. Construction grew, Ward's role shifted to designing and engineering tasks. In 1989 Ward Bros. split up; Ward's father wanted to retire in North Carolina and Roger moved with him. Ward decided to stay and was hired by his local building supply outlet, Adams Building Supply, to resuscitate its failing cabinetmaking department.
By the late '90s, the housing market in the Winter Haven area was booming, and the supply company decided to strictly sell lumber to accommodate demand. Ward bought the cabinetmaking department and named it Winter Haven Kitchen and Bath. At first, he was basically buying the cabinets from KraftMaid and installing them, adding a few custom touches here and there.
"I just couldn't get what I wanted from KraftMaid and so I started making my own stuff. I sold Winter Haven Kitchen and Bath and started A Ward Design, which was a total custom shop."


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I was looking through this pages history and someone please tell, why the hell was most of the good content removed. I can accept the bull being removed but this page now looks horrible (no offense). Honestly that was a bad mistake and its hasn't been solved. Why I don't fix it? Because it may be this way for a reason and I don't see why... I'm quite mad if you didn't notice. >:(
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I cant figure it out who is stronger Rath or Fourarms, Im pretty sure its Rath he's bigger has larger arms and claws plus Rath's aggresion make's him stronger
hard to say as for now, i believe Fourarms is stronger psychically but Rath is faster,have better durability,wave attacks and i think can take multiple enemies better.--Linkdarkside 21:41, May 26, 2010 (UTC)
What i think is that when they start to fight rath will doge 4 arms punch then Rath jumps on 4 arms back and stabs him (Ouch thats gotta hurt for 4arms)--I wanna be forever young, do you realy wanna be forever young? 13:47, October 6, 2010 (UTC)
SpellingThere are different ways to spell Four Arms like Fourarms is what the official website says while not every official products, wall papers or Wikipedia spells it as Four Arms, so what should we use. --Renzo493 17:10, August 8, 2010 (UTC)
i check the credits of the original series and is spelled it as Four Arms --Linkdarkside 17:06, August 8, 2010 (UTC)
Accidental Transform
He so DID turn into him accidentally. Remember the last fight in Kevin 11?
- Why did you think I reverted that last edit then? | Maiorem 08:35, October 25, 2010 (UTC)
OMG! who was the MORON who wrote his "powers and abilities" section??? never heard of proper grammar and good writting? I'd write it better when I was 5 years old!
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"Four Arms is extremely strong.
Four Arms is so strong that he can create shock-waves simply by pounding his fists or clapping all four of his hands together, dubbed the "Big Smack".
In Protector of Earth, Four Arms can spin around while punching enemies around him and make a tombstone-like boulder by stomping.
Four Arms' leg strength allows him to jump across entire city blocks in a single bound"
ok, first of all, WE ALREADY GET his name is "four arms" and these are his powers, just no need to write ONE PARAGRAPH per ability starting with his name ALL THE TIME, and actually these paragraphs are barelly one-sentence long. the Powers and Abilities section in ANY wikia about ANY character must be a description so complete as the "appearance" section, not just a poor mention of his powers and please, not such badly written we sounds like complete retardeds when reading it.


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Getting Down to Business (October 2013)
October 04, 2013 | Liz Ben-Ishai
Getting Down to Business: News on Employers and Paid Leave
October 2013
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Getting Down to Business is CLASP's monthly update on business and paid leave news. If you have news you want to share with your colleagues around the country, let us know. And be sure to let your area businesses know about Better Workplaces, Better Businesses, a website that aggregates news and research related to business and paid leave and highlights business supporters of paid leave from around the country.
Last month, Jersey City became the latest city to pass an earned sick days law – and the third this year, joining Portland and New York City in victory. The District of Columbia, Seattle, San Francisco and the state of Connecticut already have sick days laws. The bill moved rapidly through the City Council, supported by the mayor, local advocates, and business owners. In a letter to the editor in the week leading up to the bill's passage, small business owner Phillip Stamborski wrote: "Guaranteeing workers paid sick time will promote public health, strengthen the economic vitality of our city, and help small businesses thrive." Read more about Jersey City's Win >>
Advocates in Newark, NJ hope to join in Jersey City's celebrations very soon. A campaign for earned sick days is well underway in the state capital, and many businesses are jumping on board. Although some big business lobbyists are pushing back, John Whiten, deputy director of New Jersey Policy Perspective, says their critiques aren't based in reality. He writes, "New Jersey's business lobbyists oppose earned sick days only because they ideologically oppose any kind of government regulation, not because it will actually do harm to businesses or the economy." And in an op-ed, Councilman Carlos M. Gonzalez, who introduced Newark's sick days legislation, explains, "Businesses should welcome this law. Workers in cities and states that have guaranteed sick days haven't abused them and their economies are doing well. Newark's business owners will benefit from lower turnover as well as healthier and more productive employees. It's a law that will strengthen families, protect the public health and safeguard the workforce that is the backbone of our city's economy." Read more >>
One year after the implementation of Seattle's earned sick days law, businesses are doing just fine, thanks. Last month, the small business group Main Street Alliance released a report demonstrating that Seattle's job growth and new business formation are strong as ever. The report received considerable media attention in Seattle. Joe Fugere, the owner of Tutta Bella, a restaurant in Seattle, described his business's experience with the law: "Employees are happier than they ever have been, our customers are happier than ever and the bottom line is better than it [has] ever been." Read the report >>
Tacoma residents have watched as nearby Seattle has successfully implemented its earned sick days law. Now, the city's businesses and workers are ready to bring this vital workplace protection to Tacoma. In a recent op-ed, Diane Inman, co-owner of Positive Approach Dog Training, shared her experience with sick days. Since providing her employees with the opportunity to earn paid sick days, Inman writes, she and her business partner have been "surprised and pleased to find our business running better because of this policy." As a result of the "environment of respect" it creates, turnover is low and "we spend far less money, time and energy hiring and training new employees." Read more >>
Eleven of the D.C. City Council's 13 members have cosponsored a bill that would extend the right to earn paid sick time to tipped restaurant workers in D.C. The bill, which was introduced last month, would strengthen the city's existing law, which currently excludes some of the city's most vulnerable workers and requires a period of employment of at least one year before those who are eligible can begin to use sick time. A Washington Post article reporting on the introduction quoted restaurant owner and paid sick days supporter Andy Shallal. The owner of Busboys & Poets and Eatonville restaurants, Shallal explained, "When I talk to my restaurant friends, the one thing they ask often is, 'Will people abuse it?' But that hasn't been our experience." Read more >>
Vermont's earned sick days campaign held its kick-off news conference at Red Hen Bakery, a local business that offers its employees paid sick days, and supports the state's bill. The event featured speeches from several state representatives who plan to cosponsor the House bill, as well as former governor Madeleine Kunin. Shortly after the launch, Vermont State Senator Anthony Pollina urged concerned employers to consider the positive outcomes for business in jurisdictions that have previously passed earned sick days bills. The campaign already has plenty of support from business, including two dozen companies and Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility (VBSR), which has more than 1,200 members. Read more >>
Blue Bottle Coffee Company owner, James Freeman, submitted testimony in support of Massachusetts' earned sick days legislation. Freeman described his experience implementing San Francisco's sick days law. Blue Bottle also has shops in Oakland, CA and New York City. After the San Francisco law passed, Freeman began to offer all of his workers sick days, regardless of location. Freeman wrote, "Providing our workers with the support they need to recover from illness without risking financial security is an important retention tool that works: our workforce turn-over rate is low." Read the entire testimony >>
A plurality of small businesses support paid family and medical leave insurance funded by small contributions from both employers and employees, a new poll from Small Business Majority reveals. The results of the poll were released on Friday September 27th; that day, SBM president John Arensmeyer joined U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) at an event hosted by the Center for American Progress in Washington, DC. The senator spoke about her plans to introduce legislation to create a national paid family and medical leave insurance program, as well as other initiatives to boost the economic security of women and families. On a panel following the senator's remarks, Arensmeyer gave voice to small businesses, many of whom already offer some forms of leave to their employees. According to the SBM poll, there are more small businesses that are supportive of a program like the one proposed by Gillibrand than there are opposed. Also on the panel were executives from Google and Deloitte, large businesses that have generous policies in place to support their workers as they strive to both care for their families and do their jobs.
Read the SBM Report >> See CSPAN's coverage of the CAP Event >>
In an editorial last month, Bloomberg View endorsed the idea of a national paid family and medical leave insurance program. The business-oriented publication said introducing federal legislation to create such a program would be "an opportunity to build support for a good idea." The piece welcomed the start of "a conversation about how to provide American workers with the flexibility they need to manage family needs." Read the editorial >>
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Throughout the years I enjoyed using internet, I came to the realization how much I enjoy writing in general and blogging specifically. I may have not been a good blogger all this time. But I am learning. It has been a long process, you know, from multiply, livejournal, friendster, forum until several blogs on blogspot. But I think I have settled with Candy After Dinner. This time it is more serious and that's why the process took much longer. Also, I am doing it with my good friend, so *finger-crossed*, here's to learning and practicing for better days ahead.
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