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Overall, the poll found Americans divided on the question of repeal, with neither side able to claim a majority. Forty-nine percent said the health care law should be repealed completely, while 44 percent said it should be implemented as written.
The notion that the law will be implemented with changes, captured in the poll, mirrors a discussion going on behind the scenes in Washington, particularly among some Republicans.
"Whoever wins the election, the (health care law) is going to be modified," Mark McClellan, who ran Medicare under former President George W. Bush, said in a recent interview.
Congressional Republicans say if tax increases are on the table in a budget negotiation with a re-elected Obama next year, changes to the health care law — including possible delays in implementation — also must be considered. For now, White House officials refuse to be drawn in on that question.
Some parts of the law already are in effect; its big coverage expansion for the uninsured doesn't come until 2014.
Public opinion about the law itself has barely budged since the summer of 2010, soon after it passed. At the time, 30 percent supported the law. It's now 32 percent. And 40 percent opposed the overhaul. That's now 36 percent.
And misconceptions about the law that reigned two years ago continue to live on, including former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's widely debunked charge that it would create "death panels" to decide on care for the elderly and disabled. In 2010, 39 percent believed the law would set up committees to review individual medical records and decide who gets care paid for by the government. Forty-one percent currently hold that view, according to the poll.
The poll asked people to say whether 18 different items were in the law or not and to rate how certain they were about their answers. Just 14 percent were right most of the time and sure of it.
Still, knowledge about what the law actually does is growing. More people are aware of provisions that allow adult children to stay on their parents' coverage until age 26, impose insurance mandates on individuals and businesses, and protect those with pre-existing medical conditions.
The poll was conducted Aug. 3-13 and involved interviews with 1,334 randomly chosen adults nationwide. It has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 3.4 percentage points.
The survey was conducted online by GfK using its KnowledgePanel sample, which first chose people for the study using randomly generated telephone numbers and home addresses. Once people were selected to participate, they were interviewed online. Participants without Internet access were provided it for free.
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is no upick over the 4th of July weekend.
I will also send emails to those of you who are on the email list. If you are not on the email list and wish to be, email me at email@example.com to be added. I send emails when we have harvest info so if you only want cherry info you will also get peach and apple info.
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Consumer habits are the main culprit in this wild shift, according to retail expert Howard Davidowitz.
Consumer habits are the main culprit in this wild shift, according to retail expert Howard Davidowitz.
A new poll shows you can tell whether someone is from the northern or southern part of the state based on whether they refer to the pork-based product as Taylor Ham or pork roll.
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The Garden State will finally enjoy a sunny, warm, dry day Friday but it won't last long, as steady rain pushes through the state on Saturday.
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The firm saw revenues increase by 10.6% for the year ending 30 June 2012, mainly through growth in its recovery and restructuring department. Profits climbed by £1m, with the firm investing in new offices and hiring 300 new trainees.
Distributable profits per partner fell 3% to £335,000.
The advisory practice grew to 37.5m (up 22%), with corporate finance joining recovery in growth – albeit at a lower rate of 6%.
Tax grew 3% to £91.9m, while assurance revenues were broadly flat at £120m.
Continued growth will be driven in the latest year with the firm's Audit Commission contract wins and its personal insolvency division – beefed up following the acquisition of RSM Tenon's IVA division.
The firm remains on track to meet its 2015 target of £500m in revenues.
"We continue to focus on delivering excellent and value-adding services, and leveraging our international network and capabilities for the benefit of the mid-market, the engine room of UK economy," said Grant Thornton CEO Scott Barnes.
"This is our third year of very strong results and current trading remains strong. We are very realistic as the market remains tough and we do not expect growth to be driven by any economic upswing. We have invested strongly for sustainability, and shall continue to do so, achieving our growth ambitions through increased market share and investments to deepen and widen our capability."
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Review: UK Soap Emmerdale — Yo, ho .... o-oh. It's another Soap baby
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A 'sideways' review of the latest goings-on in Emmerdale, the popular British Soap Opera.
For episodes broadcast in the UK 10th-14th December 2012.
*Warning: May Contain Spoilers*
Rachel's waters broke; Edna didn't have any water for her soup and Jai's well-and-truly in the soup …
It's been a bad week for Jai. It'll be an even worse one when Charity finds out (as she surely will) that he's the father of Rachel's baby.
She'd thought it was just a bit of wind, but no; this little mite actually managed to arrive before Christmas Eve/Day (a very popular time for Soap babies)! I'm not sure how easy it is to give birth sat bolt upright, but Rachel gave us a rousing performance and has been excellent all week.
Ooh, it must have been hard for her not to have spilled the beans to Charity (who's getting cockier by the day at the moment) though.
Pride comes before a fall
, they say.
. Not just pride, but arrogance too.
Look at what happened to Carl, and it's been cleverly written too, as (if my Twitter feed is anything to go by) Charity's pretty unpopular right now, and there's nothing we like better than someone getting their come-uppance, is there?
I did wonder what Charity will do when she DOES find out though? She's always loved power and status, but if she leaves Jai she'll lose the big house, the car and the cash. It's going to be a real dilemma for her, isn't it?
Oh dear. How sad. Never mind.
Kids: who'd have 'em, aye?
Jane Reynolds
I felt a bit sorry for
Mr S
too, as all three of his offspring are giving him a headache at the moment. I thought it was sweet of him to go and visit his Grandson, but not so sweet of him to try to warn Rachel off, although I
understand that he's only trying to protect his son (and himself!) from the wrath of Charity!
"I'm not some little housewife slaving over a hot stove waiting for her hubby to come home and give her a little smile," she ranted at Jai in the office.
"I'm sure no-one could ever accuse you of
Mr S
reflected quietly.
He's right there. (How DO they get their clothes get washed and ironed, keep their home so spotless and look after Noah when she's so busy doing her ting?) 'You can't kid a kidder' though, and she's on to them. It's only a matter of time before it all comes out, so if Jai's worried now, this is going to seem like the tip of the iceberg once Charity puts two and two together!
It's worse than we thought at Edna's
Who else is looking tense? Ah, yes, Edna. She's worried sick and falling further and further into debt in an attempt to keep Tootsie (who's looking a picture of health) alive. I guess you can't put a bit of pale makeup on a dog!
Ashley's noticed that something's up, but Edna's of a generation where you kept yourself to yourself and never talked about your problems. Her problems must be worse than we thought though, as she couldn't even afford the water for her cup-a-soup (she poured the sachet into an empty mug; you're meant to put the powder in first, THEN add water. I know; I looked it up – just to be sure)!
Is Katie a mug for not telling Deccers it's over? I think so, but (like Charity) if she ends it she loses the house and the lifestyle (a small price to pay to be shot of him, in my book), but if I was Katie I'd be making sure my money was in a account where he couldn't get his hands on it, as he'll be after every penny he can lay his hands on once
The Smile's
finished with him.
Behind every smile …
Jane Reynolds
That lovely smile (which barely ever leaves her face) is SO engaging. I just love to watch Megan's scenes, and she's using her charm to great advantage in her goal of getting back what's rightfully hers for all the work she's put in for that old misery.
Aah. It was nice to see Debbie apologise to Gennie, but it doesn't alter her resolve to appear for the Prosecution against Chas. That's harsh, and I hope she knows what she's doing.
What's Nikhil doing, telling Jai that they were the figures he'd reworked when it was GENNIE who'd done them? I hate it when people take credit for (or pretend they've done) something when they haven't, and it's even worse for Nikhil to have done it to Gennie.
THAT'S why she needs to go in there and grab that place by the
bon bons
and take it to a whole new level so that they'll all finally admit and agree that she's really good at her job – rather than all take the credit for HER work themselves.
. 'Go Gennie'!
New Year's
"We're going to be a proper family again," Jake (the
) cried happily. Oops. That wasn't part of the plan, was it, David?
I can't wait for Alicia to come back. Who's going to get David: her or
Pointless Priya
(sorry Fiona!)? There's only one way to find out … although
. The fact that David said he'd have to hold off telling her and Jake until after the New Year can only mean one thing: they'll grow closer over Christmas and it'll lead to a tender kiss on the stroke of midnight …
Will I be right? I reckon so. Bring on the cat fight!
We had some
Good Acting From a Bit-Part Actor
this week; the woman who Paddy asked if she had cash to pay her bill.
"It's two 'undred quid," she exclaimed (in a lovely Yorkshire accent), and there's a few good one-liners for
Grins of The Week:
Rachel (about
Grandad): "Ali doesn't think he's going to be around for much longer."
Sam: "Why? Where's he going?"
Bernice (about Steve): "I don't want to put pressure on him when he's just got here."
Val: "Not at
Amelia: "I'm the only girl here – apart from Noah."
Debbie: "I hope you've brought some (drinks) for Sarah?"
Jane Reynolds
Charity: "I'll have to make her a G&T – without the
Jai: "Will you call me?"
Sam: "Why?"
Alan: "I'm doing something interesting with a parsnip."
Betty: "Ooh, (chuckles) you're making me blush."
Bernice (to Rodders about Steve): "He's not a nomad. You make him sound like a naked man with a spear."
Val: "That'd liven the place up."
Jane Reynolds
* Rhona's pointy disease show no signs of clearing up. In fact, she's looking quite unwell from it now (!)
* Charity's coaching's working well for Belle, isn't it? She's got her dad wrapped right round her little finger!
* I reckon Rhona's had more of a racy past than she's letting-on about!
* There's no way Dan should have been at work around food with that cold.
* How funny was David's fall? Really convincing. Loved it!
* Katie described feeling completely calm when she thought she was going to die. I know just what she means. My car was hit by a lorry as I drove to work one morning (years ago now), and as I spun across two lanes of a dual carriageway I looked at the cars coming towards me and everything seemed to just go into slow motion. I felt absolutely calm, and as memories of my life literally DID flash before my eyes (they say that happens, don't they?), the only thought that went though my mind was, "I wonder which one of these cars is going to be the one that kills me?'
* Rachel's baby changed colour from when it popped out to when it got to the incubator.
One last thing …
The next post will be sometime around the New Year. Thanks for reading, and I hope that (unlike half the characters in Emmerdale) you'll have a
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In Flanders Fields, a century on: How the scars of war still pockmark Ypres as Europe prepares to remember the 100th anniversary of the first shots of the slaughter
- Poignant pictures show corner of famous battlefield dubbed Sanctuary Wood by soldiers sheltering from shells
- Rows of old munitions casings, fragments of military stretchers and craters caused by falling bombs can still be seen
- Came as commemorative events planned across UK and Belgium to mark British entry into war on August 4, 1914
- Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to attend service in Mons, Prince Charles and David Cameron in Glasgow
- Prince Harry will be in Folkestone, Kent, while the Duchess of Cornwall will be in Westminster Abbey for a memorial
- Homes and office buildings across the country are encouraged to turn out their lights for an hour at 10pm tomorrow
It was the war which ravaged Europe and changed the world forever - a cataclysmic conflict which a horrified world swore never to forget.
And, true to their word, one hundred years after the first shots were fired in the devastating conflict, the trenches, shells and muddy craters can still be seen in one of the First World War's most famous battlefields in Ypres.
In Ypres, Belgium, which saw some of the fiercest fighting of the war in three bloody and protracted battles, part of the battlefield has been kept as close as possible to its appearance, in an area nicknamed Sanctuary Wood by sheltering soldiers for whom the trees provided additional cover.
The poignant photographs, showing stacks of old munitions as well as a war grave on the battlefield itself, come as across the country people prepare to remember Britain's entrance into the war on August 4, 1914.
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Preserved: A network of trenches in Sanctuary Wood, part of the battlefield at Ypres in Belgium, has been kept in the same state as it would have been during the war
Row on row: Soldiers nicknamed the area Sanctuary Wood because of the additional cover afforded them by the trees, shielding them from enemy shells
Craters: Mud-filled holes left by shells from both sides can still be seen at the site, which was a centre of conflict throughout the war
Remember them: Tributes to four soldiers who died at Typres can be seen secreted in the mud to the right of the picture, while the trench runs on to the left
Members of the Royal family and senior politicians will attend events across the UK and also in Belgium - the nation which the British Empire declared war on Germany to protect.
In Glasgow, Prime Minister David Cameron, Prince Charles and Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond will attend a morning commemoration service at Glasgow Cathedral.
A parade will then process to the cenotaph in nearby George Sqaure for a wreath-laying service and march-past planned for 11.30am.
Meanwhile in Folkestone, Kent, Prince Harry will unveil a memorial arch on the Road to Remembrance, down which soldiers would have walked on their way to transport ships bound for the front lines.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will attend a memorial service in Mons, Belgium. Prince William and Kate will be hosted by the Belgian government at the St Symphorien military cemetery, close to much of the fighting in the early phases of the war.
Later on the Duchess of Cornwall will be present at a vigil in Westminster Abbey at 10pm tomorrow, where a single oil lamp will be lit at the Grave of the Unknown Warrior.
The sombre ceremony will coincide with a nationwide initiative to turn out all the lights in houses and office buildings except a single bulb or candle for an hour. The plan is a tribute to a famous remark by the Foreign Secretary at the time, Edward Grey, who said on the eve of the war: 'The lamps are going out all over Europe; we shall not see them lit again in our lifetime.'
Bombs: Munitions cases which would have flown across the Belgian skies in the early days of the First World War have been gathered up at the preserved site
Rescue remains: The metal fragments pictured above were once part of a stretcher used to carry the wounded away from the front lines
Poignant: A lonely cross marks the grave of a single soldier, surrounded by trenches, as new life grows alongside it even in the scarred landscape
Among the buildings taking part in the switch-off will be the Houses of Parliament, Broadcasting House in London, the Eden Project in Cornwall, St Paul's and Durham cathedrals and Wales Millennium centre in Cardiff.
Also expected to join in are office buildings including Barclays in Canary Wharf, Bloomberg's European HQ in the City and Marks & Spencer.
Every British embassy and high commission will switch off its lights and light a candle at 11pm local time before posting pictures on Twitter.
That evening, a candlelit vigil and evening service will also be held at the National Memorial Arboretum near Alrewas, Staffordshire. The Arboretum is a site of remembrance covered in trees and monuments dedicated to different groups of people who fought in or were affected by both World Wars, and other conflicts.
On August 5 another poignant reminder of war will be officially unveiled at the Tower of London, which has been coated with thousands of ceramic poppies as part of an art installation.
The work of artist Paul Cummins and titled Blood Swept Lands And Seas Of Red, it will eventually include 888,246 poppies, representing all the British or colonial military fatalities in the war.
It will grow over the summer, and the last poppy will be planted on November 11, symbolically marking the end of the First World War. From tomorrow, each poppy will be available to buy for £25, with proceeds shared among military charities.
It is just one of the commemorations taking place across the country in remembrance of those who died in those terrible years.
Cascade of red: Volunteers at the Tower of London were today installing even more porcelain poppies outside the building in memory of the fallen
Delicate: One young man bends down to check one of the ornate blooms. In total 800,000 porcelain poppies are expected to be planted at the tower
Sea of red: The artwork, called Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red, will be officially unveiled on Tuesday August 5
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Spain's centre-right People's Party is set to win a regional election in Andalucia on March 25, according to opinion polls on Sunday, sealing control of nearly all the country's 17 regions.
The Metroscopia poll published in left-leaning newspaper El Pais showed the People's Party, or PP, winning 47.3 percent of the vote in the southern region of Andalucia, toppling the last Socialist stronghold in Spain.
Unemployment of 31 percent and a scandal over allegedly fraudulent severance payments from a public fund have turned voters away from the Socialists, who have ruled in the autonomous Andalucia region for the past 30 years.
A Sigma Dos poll published in right-leaning daily El Mundo showed the People's Party winning 45.8 percent of the vote and between 54 and 57 seats in the Andalucian parliament. It needs 55 seats for an absolute majority there.
Spain, under pressure to reduce its public deficit, is expected to embark on sensitive austerity measures, including cuts in health and education spending in its autonomous regions, as soon as it clears the election hurdle in Andalucia.
So far, Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has announced a 40 percent reduction in infrastructure spending and other investment, a 12 percent cut in spending at central government ministries and layoffs and salary cuts of up to 30 percent at public companies.
US president's phone call to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan day after terror assault
Candidates to succeed David Cameron must announce by Thursday, Labour leadership challenge expected Wednesday
Fallujah was recaptured by the Iraqi army earlier this week after a more than month-long offensive against Daesh militants
"The notion that Donald Trump could benefit from the same forces that gave the 'Leave' proponents a majority in Britain should sound an alarm for the Democratic Party in the United States," Sanders wrote.
French President François Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Sunday confirmed they were in "full agreement on how to handle the situation" created by Britain's vote to quit the EU.
Telol al-Baj, near Mosul has been retaken by security forces
The project sets out to provide for some 30M people in the region who go hungry, says African Union official
The Sheraton hotel is now open for business in the capital city of Havana
"Now of course I am sad about that, but frankly I'm more concerned about Britain getting its relationship right with Europe."
Refugee crisis has led to formation of right-wing terrorist groups, security service warns
Gibraltar is currently in talks with Scotland to discuss the possibility of remaining part of the EU
- Rifaat al-Assad, Syria's vice president in the 1980s, has also been accused of embezzlement
Emergency session at European Parliament prompts angry exchanges between EU leaders and eurosceptics over the Brexit
Senate set to vote on eform package on Tuesday 6 pm, before National Assembly takes it up next week
UK capital needs greater powers following Brexit decision, Sadiq Khan says
As UK's Conservative Party prepares for post-Brexit leadership race, British leader David Cameron travels to Brussels


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You: And where did you get THIS delusion from?
Me: From all the hilarious jokes I keep telling, obvs.
You: Hilarity is subjective, you know.
You: And where did you get THIS delusion from?
Me: From all the hilarious jokes I keep telling, obvs.
You: Hilarity is subjective, you know.
Hey guys, you know how this site is called Jill of all Trades? Do you know why that is?
It's because, due to the barely lower middle-class, pull up your bootstraps, move out the day you turn 18 family I come from, I started working at 14, as a dishwasher and busser for a catering company. I also moved out of my parents' house JUST in time for the economy to collapse in 2008. My nearly 12 years in the work force plus all the moving around I've done plus the shitty economy have not only forced me to bounce around to a ton of different jobs, but also to get creative with the ways I made money (get your mind out of the gutter! I'm talking about a Craigslist business!). All that trade-hopping combined with being a pretty quick learner have me made okay at a very large number of things, and excellent at none of them.
Continue reading "How to Run a Craigslist Business (Without Getting Murdered)"
Science says so.
I found that article from the University of Maryland after noticing that my boyfriend and I were feeling super tired and gross, and then we looked at stupid memes on Reddit, laughed our asses off, and felt significantly better afterward.
I realized I'd been hearing my whole life that "laughter is the best medicine" and other little quips like that, but I'd never heard any actual proof. So, like the totally real journalist that I am, I went digging.
Continue reading "Did You Know Laughter is Actually Good For You?"
As we draw near the party national conventions and find that Trump and Clinton are our likely presidential candidates, and also see that the polls show them pretty closely matched, we must begin to wonder…holy hell, what if Trump wins?
I know music reviews aren't usually my thing, you guys, but believe it or not I'm a little bit musical myself. I can kinda almost sing, and I played the flute for seven years of my K-12 educational years, plus I half-learned how to play the piano in elementary school. I'm basically an expert. Allegra, time signature, eighth note, cadence, treble clef. See?
How could I not write about this?
Two nights ago, 49 individual worlds were lost. 53 more people were injured. A single shooter wrecked or ended the lives of so, so many people in the deadliest mass shooting in US history, and the whole nation feels it.
by Daleen Ayres (& Samantha Clarke)
Most people with periods have experienced some form of PMS in their lives, and for those people, we offer some slightly dark humor to help you deal with the several combined years of your precious life you will spend dealing with this bullshit.
Fun fact: if your period lasts an average of 4 days per month, and you have your period from about ages 13-50, you will bleed for a total of 4.8 combined years of your life, not counting papercuts and bear maulings.
On THAT depressing note…
…. Relegating bathroom trips to your breaks at work makes you feel like you're in prison
…. It takes a truck lift to get you out of bed
…. People start asking if you're pregnant (the answer is yes, and the father is nachos)
…. The elliptical machine becomes akin to the Iron Maiden torture device
…. Someone broke into your bathroom and left a funhouse mirror over your sink
…. You cry when you run out of creamer for your coffee, your favorite underwear is in the laundry, or they play a rerun of the Friends episode where Ross and Rachel get back together
…. You feel like you've collected an additional personality
…. You start treating potato chips like their own food group
…. You become irritated that people keep asking if you're ok, when you're obviously JUST FUCKING FINE, GOD!!
…. Moderately annoying events become front page tragedies – "You put the toilet paper roll on wrong (and yes, there is a wrong way)!? Clearly, you no longer want this relationship!"
…. Your second-closet chair (we all have one) is overloaded with outfit discards that just don't quite fit right today
…. You swear you can hear your bathing suit and yoga pants mocking you from the closet
…. You're 100% sure the planet is dying, you'll never find true love, and Donald Trump will be the next president.
…. Your water bottle contains Pinot Noir
…. Someone cuts you off on the freeway and you immediately go Fast and the Furious on their ass
…. People being happy near you gives you a migraine
…. Even a compliment comes off as undue criticism. "You look beautiful today!" "What, as opposed to how I NORMALLY look?"
…. You expect a medal for completing simple tasks—gold for cleaning the shower, silver for doing the laundry
And the most frustrating thing of all is that you do not actually REALIZE it's all just PMS until the metaphorical dam breaks, in spite of the last however-many times you've had this exact same experience…
…and one month later, you will have completely forgotten and go through the same stupid thing again.
Daleen Ayres is a fully functioning adult woman (26 days out of the month) and mother to the funniest woman this side of the Mississippi, Samantha "Jill" Clarke. Give Daleen some love in the comments and share your funny clue-ins that you or someone you know is drawing near their "monthly time!"
A guest post by Becca Edwards
Unless you've been living in a bunker for the past 15 years, you've heard of The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. I'm not much of a tv watcher myself, but I binge-watched that first season in one sitting. (Psst: go watch it now, it's on Netflix. Take your time, I'll still be here when you get back.)
Kimmy's character is truly unbreakable; even after living underground with a cult leader for years, she still has an indomitable will. She's friendly and motivated, awkward and excited, happy and approachable. She thinks the best of people but isn't afraid to stand up for herself and what she believes is right.
We can all look up to her awesomeness, so here are some life lessons I learned from Kimmy herself:
Yeah, you're stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic again (or at least I am) and it's going to take twice as long to get home. Be like Kimmy and find what's wonderful about the moment. Everyone else may be bored, frustrated, and angry, but you don't have to be.
Change it up a bit. Not every moment has to be routine or normal. Enjoy that candy, girl. You deserve it.
Kimmy's always reminding her friends (and the strangers she meets) of their value. She knows what it's like to be treated as less than she should be and fights. Realize that you're truly valuable in and of yourself, and don't let anyone get you down.
If someone is doing something you're not okay with, you have full rights to defend yourself. It doesn't matter if it was meant as a joke or they didn't know what they were doing. You know what's good for you. Be straightforward and tell people to knock it the fuck off.
If you see someone who's hurting, in need or in danger, offer to help them. Mainly because it's the right thing to do, but also because you don't know what kind of an impact it will make on their life (or yours).
Why be serious all the time? Hiding behind the shell of what you're supposed to be stagnates your growth and your personality. Yeah, some people are going to look at you weird or be judgmental. That's on them though. You be you–the world needs more authentic people shining their unique light.
People think they can push your buttons and tear you down? Nice try. Turn those insults into compliments and destroy the power they thought they had over you.
As people we screw up all the time. But it can be hard to admit when we do, especially when our mistakes impact our identity. Open up and apologize anyway, even if it's tough.
Let them know you have their back when they're going through a difficult time. Be their support, and fight for them, especially to themselves.
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More than 2500 people demonstrated their opposition to the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) in nationwide rallies yesterday.
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Protests took place in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Hokianga, Whangarei, Hamilton, Taranaki, Tauranga, Napier, Whanganui, Palmerston North, Nelson, Geraldine and Invercargill. Politicians, activists, academics, union staff and business people were among the speakers.
Labour leader David Cunliffe spoke at the Auckland rally but would not state his party's final position on the TPPA.
"I'm going to wait until I see the details."
The TPPA was a "fundamentally important agreement" but the public did not know what was included in the text, he said.
"There's a wide range of opinions, some people are absolutely opposed, some people think it's a great deal and the fact is nobody really knows because there's 300 pages of details in [trade minister] Tim Groser's safe and he's not showing anybody and that's wrong," Cunliffe said.
Mana Party's John Minto said the TPPA would give foreign investors more rights than Kiwis. "The TPPA is a bill of rights for foreign investors to come and plunder New Zealand," he said.
Representatives from the Mana Party, the Maori Party, NZ First, the Green Party and Labour spoke.
Speakers said the TPPA would become an issue ahead of the September 20 general election.
Police were present but the marches were peaceful.
In Wellington, Oxfam senior policy adviser Sarah Meads said the secrecy surrounding TPPA negotiations was "unacceptable". TPPA negotiations were undertaken in secrecy, she said.
In Auckland, First Union general secretary Robert Reid said the TPPA was "globalisation on steroids".
A protest against the TPPA is scheduled to take place in Japan today.
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Automation Engineering Channel
Leaders Under 40: Class of 2012
Meet the 2012 Leaders Under 40! The program features outstanding young people who are making a difference in manufacturing plants across the country, and who aspire to lead the next generation of manufacturing.
IMTS 2012: DMG / Mori Seiki announces factory grand opening in U.S.
DMG / Mori Seiki announced during their press conference that their factory in Davis, Ca., will have its grand opening ceremony on November 7. » more
Electrical Engineering Channel
UPS for backup power
Emerson Network Power has released 160 and 200 kVA ratings in its Liebert NX with Softscale double conversion UPS platform, designed for midsize businesses seeking a backup power solution that grows incrementally without... » more
Harrington Hoists honored for green manufacturing excellence
Green Global Award presented to company for excellence in environmentally-sound practices. » more
Mechanical Engineering Channel
Foreign automaker next to make move to the U.S.
Audi is reportedly planning to build a manufacturing plant in the U.S. by 2015. » more
Cloud confusion as breaches pile up
According to survey, security remains a top concern for a large portion of cloud users with almost half suffering breaches over the past year » more
Maintenance and Management Channel
CMMS with OPC interface creates real-time savings
Integrating a CMMS with an open platform communications (OPC) server can lessen breakdowns and manual entry, helping maintenance managers get information in real time. » more
Top 5 Plant Engineering articles, October 20-26: Building safety into maintenance, preventive maintenance, welding helmets, more
Articles about building maintenance into safety, setting up a smart-tool preventive maintenance program, welding helmets, and determining a motor's actual load, and the 2014 Leaders Under 40 were Plant Engineering's five... » more
Automation Engineering Channel
IMTS 2012: Okuma demonstrates machining center, OSP
Okuma had open demonstrations for 15 of their machines and motors, with their 5-axis machining center, the MU-10000H, as the centerpiece of their presentation. » more
Machine Safety: Where do effective safety cultures roost?
An improved safety culture, advocated at the business level with engineering input, can bring about faster implementation of proven machine safety technologies, improving safety and adding economic value. » more