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5 Meetup Groups match "Arts & Entertainment" near Greenwood, IN
This a group for anyone who admires Art. You can be an artist or just an admirer. We will meet to discuss Art, go to museum exhibits and other art exhibits, events and activities. You can even bring your personal art work to a meet for others in the group to view and discuss.
This group is for people from all walks of life who live on or visit the south side of Indianapolis (generally south of Washington St.) We are a warm and welcoming group. There is no cliques and no intimidation. Many of us miss the ball at volleyball every single time (hey, just bring a chair and watch), and most never break 100 at bowling. So just come to an event, say "hi" and be yourself. If you have an idea for an event just click on my profile and shoot me an email, or add it yourself! I ha …
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A forum to actively engage emerging, amateur and professional filmmakers, videographers, photographers, musicians and others who want to become filmmakers or just interested in the film industry. We are based in Indianapolis (Central Indiana) however we seek to connect our talents, collaborate and engage with the greater film community here in the USA and around the world. Anyone with a passion for films, movies, commercials, video, web based content and similar genres is welcome to join!
Meet fellow anime fans near you! Come to a local anime Meetup for fun, friends and conversation about your favorite anime/manga artists, shows and games. Share your own art and fiction! Whatever interests you about anime manga and video games is welcome here! The Indy Anime Underground works with some of the most prominent Anime Distributors in America to help bring free anime screenings in a theatrical setting to Central Indiana. Including Anime Eigo, Nozomi Entertainment, Media Blasters, Secti …
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Places everyone! Broadway in Indianapolis has announced their 12/13 season and what a season it is! Billy Elliot, Jersey Boys, Sister Act, Green Day's American Idiot & West Side Story are all coming to town and this year I thought I'd start a meetup group so theater lovers could join forces and come out to the shows together! Let's start the weekends off right and head to the theater on Thursday night to see a great show! The first show of the season is Billy Elliot The Musical & our meetup will …
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A withered leaf falls to the ground. In contemplation I'm aware that much of history will astound us when we realise what we share.
I look at sights that seem the same, a withered leaf falls to the ground. Ancestral souls that share our name resurface. In our traits they're found.
A glance, a look can be renowned as features of our family line. A withered leaf falls to the ground and I relate because it's mine.
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I'm in a wonderful committed open relationship with the amazingly wonderful selcouth_.
For a lot of people open relationships, and non-monogamy are nothing new, but for a lot of people they are. I'm also aware of the negative stigma around open relationships, thanks in large part to people who use them as an excuse to avoid commitment and intimacy. So if you have any questions or concerns about my open relationship, ask away. It's a subject I'm not the least bit shy about.
It's come to my attention that being a girl on this site can really suck because the second your profile goes live, you're bombarded with copied-&-pasted messages from unsavory gentleman who are sure you've been waiting all your life to be ground up on by them. I've also learned that there's a plurality of guys who can form complete sentences in the Queen's English and appear decent enough in their profile, but when you meet them in real life they have the emotional intelligence of the first category of dudes. I could launch into a lengthy rant about how I'm definitely not one of those guys, but I know the only way to prove that is through good behavior and open communication.
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Archives Monday, August 02, 2004 The Battle Lines Have
Been Drawn
If you're sick of political analysis, go here and see if you can save the White House. RESETTING THE CLOCK. It may seem like we've been goofing off since the convention, but in reality we've been reading the dozens of opinion pieces about what the Democrats and Senator Kerry were trying to accomplish in Boston and what, if anything, they have accomplished. All our reading has surfaced two articles which we find representative of the two poles of thought prevailing in the media. The lefthand pole thinks Kerry has succeeded in making himself a credible candidate on national security issues. Any of a dozen articles would serve to illustrate this viewpoint, but we've chosen Trudy Rubin's essay in Sunday's Philadelphia Inquirer because it skips the stylistic persiflage and lays out a nuts-and-bolts case for Kerry as commander-in-chief. We also like the title: Worldview -- Kerry has grasp that Bush doesn't. That's pretty unambiguous. So is her basic premise: The main question is not whether John Kerry is a nice guy. It's whether his policies are more suited for the country's security needs over the next four years. That's what people were trying to divine from the Democrats' convention in Boston. After watching the speech, talking to Kerry foreign policy advisers - and visiting Iraq three times since the war - I'd say the answer is yes. Here's why: The Bush antiterror policy has lost its way. Yes, the President does what he says, but what he says and does has led us into a defensive position in the struggle against terrorism. Our military is bogged down in a guerrilla war against Iraq that hasn't weakened al-Qaeda. Just the opposite. The terrorist organization has found a new base in an unstable Iraq. Anti-Americanism in the Mideast has never
been greater. Iraq's instability and Bush's abandonment of efforts to
promote Israel-Palestinian peace are a recruitment ad for al-Qaeda. And, no, Ms Rubin's matter-of-fact assessment of the situation does
not mean she's chalking it up to bad luck or the predictable chaos of
international politics. All of the ills she describes are George Bush's
fault: The Bush administration's hype on Iraq - expanding Saddam Hussein's real threat to the Mideast into a nuclear threat against the U.S. mainland - has made much of the world cynical about the antiterrorist struggle. Most Europeans and Arabs don't believe in the reality of this battle against Islamist jihadists. That makes the effort much harder. If the United States is to rally other countries to this long-term goal - and convince their citizens - a more credible U.S. leader is required. The world's growing anti-Americanism, which hampers any global alliance against terrorism, is focused on the persona and policies of George W. Bush. Kerry has stressed over and over that he
will rebuild our alliances and repair the breeches within NATO. On
Thursday he said, "We need a president who has the credibility to bring
our allies to our side and share the burden." He is overly optimistic
about what the allies would contribute, especially in Baghdad. But he
would have a far better chance than Bush of persuading our NATO allies
to do more in Afghanistan, and take on new missions outside Europe.
Kerry advisers say he would push for needed reforms in NATO and the
United Nations. Wiithout wasting time disputing her highly debatable
characterizations, we'll simply highlight the collapsing confidence in
the final paragraph of the quote. Up to this point, she's been marching
briskly toward a seemingly rational conclusion that we need someone
better than George Bush. But just when we expect to learn why Kerry is
so much better, she acknowledges that Kerry's best credential is that
he has "stressed over and over" that he will make our so-called friends
like us more. Then she admits that he is "overly optimistic" and
stumbles to the end of her thought with the lame asterisk that "Kerry's
advisers say" he might try to secure "reforms" in the U.N. and NATO.
Hmmm. Before, it sounded like she was saying all the obstructionism in
the U.N. and NATO was Bush's fault. So why do they need reforms? Isn't the big
idea here that Kerry himself is the necessary reform? Despite Ms. Rubin's breezy exposition of Bush's failures, her essay
winds up at a different destination than her tone promises. It's really
an exercise in wishful thinking. We don't like the way things are. We
don't like it that people around the world are trashing America at
every whipstitch. We don't like it that America is still a terror
target and nobody else seems to care. We don't like it that winning the
war on terror hasn't been a neat little miniseries which could be
wrapped up before the audience got bored. And here's a guy who says he
can make it all better by applying his impeccable continental manners
at the diplomatic table. Yeah, maybe we don't completely believe that,
but it sure would be NICE, wouldn't it? Wouldn't it? We said that Ms. Rubin's piece was representative. It is. All the enthusiasm for Kerry is
wishful thinking. That's why there are never any specifics. No
specifics in his nomination speech. He didn't utter the term 'Islamic
fascism' once. He didn't mention exactly which allies have to be on our
side before an American action is not unilateral. (His rhetorical
history would indicate that 'multilateral' means with the support of
France and Germany, while 'unilateral' means without the support of
France and Germany. That's a helluva big picture view, isn't it?) Yes,
he said he would double special ops forces and add another division to
the army, but what for? We aren't ever going to fight another war
unless we have to. What does
that mean? After the suitcase nuke levels Los Angeles? He didn't say.
And there have been no real specifics in the various pro-Kerry articles
following the convention. There are only vague aspirations for a
foreign relations rapprochement designed to substitute European troops
for American so that our boys can come home where they belong. No one's
used the term "peace with honor," but with all the Vietnam nostalgia
floating around the country like a cloud of methane, perhaps we can be
excused for being reminded of that old figleaf for surrender. It's as
if the war on terror itself can't be justified unless the rest of the
world agrees to it. If they don't, we should forget about it and cope
with whatever happens whenever it happens. ...after being for-and-against the war for the last year according to political necessity, Kerry seems to have settled on a position of doing pretty much what Bush is doing while simultaneously spending more time on the blower to Kofi, Jacques and Gerhard. If I were a principled anti-war Democrat, I'd be furious. But they're not. Because the real distinction is not between pro- and anti-war, but between September 11 Americans and September 10 Americans. The latter group is a coalition embracing not just the hardcore Bush haters - for whom, as the opening of Fahrenheit 9/11 makes plain, it all goes back to chads in Florida - but the larger group of voters who've been a little stressed out by the epic nature of politics these last three years and would like a quieter life. That's what John Kerry's offering them: a return to September 10. That's the current campaign scene in a nutshell. Trudy Rubin and her brothers and sisters on the left want to repeal not only George W. Bush, but everything that's happened since election day 2000. And they think that maybe if we just start acting normal on the world stage, meaning the way we acted before September 11, maybe the world stage will start acting normal too. The problem is, it's not going to happen. The world stage wasn't in such hot shape before 9/11. The U.N. was already engaged in the greatest and most costly institutional corruption in history, the French and Russians were already making dirty deals with the Iraqis, Jimmy Carter had already doomed the U.S. to the current nuclear stalemate with North Korea, and al Qaeda and its affiliates had already killed hundreds of Americans with impunity. The nations whose anti-Americanism we didn't notice until G. W. Bush was in office didn't much care about all that then, and they're not going to start to care about it if Kerry resumes the Clinton foreign policy of 1992-2000. Nor is Islamic fascism going to go away just because another American president starts insisting on 'serious' new talks with Yassir Arafat.Worse, in their haste to crown a candidate behind whom all the faithful could unite against the hated Bush, the Democrats carelessly selected the most blatant of their army of panderers. Again, Steyn cuts right to the chase: In another perilous time -
1918 - Lord Haig wrote of Lord Derby: "D is a very weak-minded fellow I
am afraid and, like the feather pillow, bears the marks of the last
person who has sat on him." It's subtler than that with Kerry: you
don't have to sit on him; just the slightest political breeze, and his
pillow billows in the appropriate direction. His default position is
the conventional wisdom of the Massachusetts Left: on foreign policy,
foreigners know best; on trade, the labour unions know best; on
government, bureaucrats know best; on defence, graying ponytailed
nuclear-freeze reflex anti-militarists know best; on the wine list, he
knows best.


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Paramoune of Nativity Hymns The Being before all ages and the only Creatorthe Destroyer of the bonds of sin was wrapped in sackcloth.
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Doxology I saw all the creation today: glowing with a bright light: because of the great manifestation: which was announced to us. Ainau `e]`ktycic tyrc `mvoou@ `cerlampin qen ounis] `nouwini@ e;be ]nis] `n;e`wri`a@ `etauouwnh nan `ebol. For the One without flesh was incarnate: and was born of the Virgin: like everybody else: but as God as well as man. Je piatcarx af[icarx@ acmacf@ `nje ]par;enoc@ `m`vry] `nouon niben@ eroi `nnou] eroi `nrwmi. Bethlehem, the city of David: takes pride joyfully: for she received unto herself in the body: He, Who is on the Cherubim. By;leem `;baki `nDauid@ sousou `mmoc qen ou;elyl@ je acfai cwmatikoc@ qa vy`et hijen ni,eroubim. The Being before all ages: and the only Creator: the Destroyer of the bonds of sin: was wrapped in sackcloth. Vy`etsop vy`enafsop@ ouoh pirefcwnt `mmauatf@ vy`etcwlp@ `n`cnauh `nte `vnobi@ aukoulwlf `nhantwici. The Virgin Mary: and Joseph and Salome: marveled very much: when they saw Him. }par;enoc Mariam@ nem Iwcyv nem Calwmi@ auer`svyri `emasw@ e;be ny`etaunau `erou. The principalities of the heavens: sing on earth: this holy hymn: crying out saying. Ni`ctratia `nte nivyoui@ euerhumnoc hijen pikahi@ eujw `ntaihumnoc e;ouab@ euws `ebol eujw `mmoc. "Glory to God in the Highest: peace on earth: and goodwill toward men: for He has come and saved us." Je ou`wou qen nyet[oci `m`Vnou]@ nem ouhiryny hijen pikahi@ nem ou]ma] qen nirwmi@ je a`fi ouoh afcw] `mmon. The shepherds in the field: came and worshipped Him: We also worship Him: and witness to Him. Niman`ecwou etqen `tkoi@ au`i ouoh auouwst `mmof@ anon hwn tenouwst `mmof@ ouoh `ntenerme;re qarof. For He has come into the world: and was born of the Virgin: and saved our race: from the evil devil. Je `n;of a`fi `epikocmoc@ acmacf `ebolqen ]par;enoc@ ouoh afcw] `mpengenoc@ ebol ha pidi`aboloc ethwou. We praise Him and glorify Him: and exalt Him above all: as Good Lover of Mankind: Have mercy on us according to Your great mercy. Tenhwc `erof ten]`wou naf@ tenerhou`o [ici `mmof@ hwc `aga;oc ouoh `mmairwmi@ nai nan kata peknis] `nnai.


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There's definitely something about the shape of his legs that seems not anatomically correct but the proportions don't seem that bad.
Another issue is that the pant legs are the same average thickness from the thigh to the cuff, they seem to vary in thickness, and they seem to heavily bow out at the shins and then get sucked back in at the ankles. Remember, while a tube of cloth may wrinkle and drape over his leg, it should not actually change in overall diameter. This means that a huge bugle on one side would be met with the opposite on all other sides, and if it was compressed on one axis, it will expand on the perpendicular axis.
His left pant leg also seems to cut out an area where I would expect his calf muscle to be. On the right pant leg, there is a bump that is higher at the top than at the bottom- which may be physically possible with very stiff pants, it is highly unusual and unlikely.
I think a good place to start would be to eliminate the odd bumps and flares in the cuffs of his trousers. With that done you may try tapering them slightly. However, after you do straighten out the pant legs a little, we can take another look at the proportions, and then you can add some back in.
edit: There also might be something going on in his pelvis area, and in the crotch of his pants. His upper thighs feel bound or something like his pants are riding too low, but I can't put my finger on it. I think the joints are not correctly rigged, and that his thighs should be thicker higher up or something. His actual hip joints feel pushed downwards, I think.


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Mar 31 2007
The Sourcing Goodie Bag – Contents Announced!!!
It's down to the Final Four! Florida, UCLA, Ohio State, and Georgetown are playing for the biggest prize in NCAA men's basketball, and 14 recruiters and researchers are gunning for a "sourcing goodie bag" chock full of prizes! I proudly present to you the list of contributors to my prize bag. For the winner of this prize, which will be announced Tuesday morning, this is a pretty freaking nice prize pack. Check it out:
- White Paper on Google Co-op Custom Search Engines – by Mike Notaro
This is a pre-public release of Mike's first white paper…not available to the general public yet!Since graduating from Rutgers University in 2004 Michael has been involved with sales and recruiting within the Information Technology arena. In a short time Michael has been recognized (by his peers) for his research and ability to construct esoteric strings and API's that uncover the hidden world of passive candidates.
Michael is currently the Associate Director of IT recruitment at The Horizon Group where his research and recruiting skills have made him a viable entity in the IT recruitment sector. He also authors the blog Feed the Beagle!
He currently holds degrees in both Psychology and Sociology as well as his Series 7 and 63 Licenses.
Mike can be reached at email@example.com
- Howling Yahoo Commandos – by Jim Stroud
- The Art of Shakespeare Recruiting – by Jim Stroud
- The Recruiter's Lounge – guest spot appearance with Jim Stroud!
Jim Stroud is a "Searchologist" with an expertise in the full life-cycle placement of Executive and Technical personnel, Recruitment Research and Competitive Intelligence. He has consulted for such companies as Google, Siemens, MCI and a host of start-up companies. He presently serves Microsoft as a Technical Sourcing Consultant and is a regular contributor to Microsoft's Technical Careers Blog.Some of Jim's many accomplishments include:
· Author of the popular research blog Jim Stroud 2.0
· Nominated for multiple blog awards by Recruiting.com. Won "Best Job Seeker Blog" and "Best Group Blog" due to his contributions on Microsoft's Technical Careers Blog
· Speaking engagements with AIRS, Microsoft (internationally),The Technology Association of Georgia, and others
· Trained recruiters all over the world on sourcing techniques and strategies
· News articles and press releases with several publications, including Interbiznet, ERE, CareerJournal, and more.
Jim can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com
- One month's access to the first Magic in the Method module – from Maureen Sharib
Maureen Sharib is a telephone names sourcer, names sourcing since 1997. She and her husband Bob own the names-sourcing firm TechTrak and Maureen telephone-names sources daily as well as teaches telephone-names sourcing in her online telephone names sourcing course "The Magic In The Method." Maureen is a regular contributor on ERE, http://www.recruitingbloggers.com/, and several Yahoo Groups including Sourcers Unleashed.Maureen can be reached at maureen (at) techtrak.com
- 30 minutes of telephone one-on-one time – from Rob McIntosh
Rob currently manages and leads the national sourcing function for all of the Deloitte lines of business in the US. This comprises of both passive, active, offshore and candidate development/relationship sourcing teams focused on proactively discovering talent to meet current and future business demand.
Previously, Rob worked for Microsoft for 7 years with his most recent role being responsible for designing, architecting, managing and leading of the Technical Central Sourcing organization (Hired/Led industry sourcing industry luminaries such as Shally Steckerl, Jim Stroud and Glenn Gutmacher to drive the web/research arm of the Technical Central Sourcing organization). Prior to Microsoft, numerous years working as a TRP in both leadership and production roles in 3 different countries. Previous life worked in enterprise software sales and COBOL/PRG Programming.
- Blogging Search Cheat Sheet – by Shally Steckerl
This is not available to the general public yet! - LinkedIn Cheat Sheet – by Shally Steckerl
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Shally Steckerl has experience consulting with and building sourcing organizations at many Fortune 500 companies such as Microsoft, Google, Coca-Cola Enterprises, Cisco Systems and Motorola. From early in his career he has developed techniques that dramatically increase recruitment productivity and allow companies to exploit the Internet. He has been teaching those techniques to staffing leaders since 1998. Shally is a proven leader in the development and implementation of Best Practices in Centralized Sourcing and research organizations.
Shally is also the Founder and Chief CyberSleuth of JobMachine, Inc., the premier provider of sourcing consulting services and research training. The advanced methods he practices and teaches have been replicated throughout many large corporate organizations worldwide. Because of his passion for the Internet as a recruitment tool and his continually innovative methods, he has developed a reputation as an authority in Internet search, and a pioneer in recruitment research. An accomplished author, consultant and trainer, Shally is an award winning blogger (http://www.ere.net/blogs/CyberSleuthing), frequent contributor to many industry forums and speaker at leading conferences. Shally is available for customized onsite or web-based recruiter training, and for consulting engagements with companies seeking to build centralized global souring and recruitment functions. For a complete bio and list of speaking engagements, and to learn more about what Shally has to offer recruiters please visit: http://www.jobmachine.net/shally.Shally can be reached at
- Copy of Never Eat Alone – by Keith Ferrazzi
Keith Ferrazzi is the Founder & CEO of Ferrazzi Greenlight. He provides market leaders with advanced strategic consulting and training services to increase company sales, and enhance personal careers. Ferrazzi Greenlight applies experiences gleaned from the careers of its executives spent in the highest echelons of corporate America.Ferrazzi has been widely recognized by his peers, is a frequent contributor to CNN and CNBC, and has authored numerous articles for leading business publications, including Forbes, Inc, the Wall Street Journal and the Harvard Business Review. He has been named a "Global Leader of Tomorrow" by the
World Economic Forum, one of the top "40 Under 40″ business leaders by Crain's Business, one of the most distinguished young Californians by the Jaycees, and one of the most creative Americans in Richard Wurman's "Who's Really Who". Ferrazzi's extraordinary rise to prominence, which includes a stint as the youngest Chief Marketing Officer for a Fortune 500 company while at Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide, has even inspired a Stanford Business School case study.Most recently, Ferrazzi served as Chief Executive Officer for
YaYa Media, a leading interactive entertainment consultancy. Prior to that, while at Starwood Hotels, he oversaw all marketing activities for global brands such as Sheraton, Westin, The Luxury Collection, St. Regis, and W Hotels. Previously, Ferrazzi was Chief Marketing Officer of Deloitte Consulting, a leading global management consulting firm, where he developed and managed the industry's first globally integrated marketing organization. His creative marketing strategy drove the ascent of Deloitte's "Consulting" brand recognition from the lowest in the industry to a primary position, and spurred the highest featured growth rate in the industry.Ferrazzi earned a BA degree from Yale University and an MBA from Harvard Business School .
- Copy of How To Become a Rainmaker – by Jeffrey J. Fox
Jeffrey Fox is the founder and president of Fox & Company, Inc., a marketing consulting firm that specializes in marketing strategy development, innovation enhancement, selling skills training, branding, and various applications of a proprietary value-selling methodology called dollarization. Jeffrey is the winner of Sales & Marketing Management magazine's Outstanding Marketer Award; winner of the American Marketing Association's Outstanding Marketer in Connecticut; and the National Industrial Distributors award as the Nation's Best Industrial Marketer. Jeffrey Fox is an accomplished consultant, popular speaker, and the acclaimed author of a series of hard-hitting international business best-sellers.Jeffrey graduated from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, and earned his MBA from Harvard Business School. He served as Trustee of Trinity College and has won several alumni awards, including Person of the Year.
- A guest interview spot on the Research Goddess radio show – from yours truly!
- A $40 gift card from Circuit City
….and a special prize – a kiss from the Research Goddess herself!
Total value on all of these items is over $400!
Check back Tuesday morning for the announcement of the winner!


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Remember poor Eliot? He was the adorable kid in the movie E. T. who had the misfortune of feeling everything E.T. felt. They had a heart connection and Eliot suffered when E.T. suffered, He felt joy, sadness and of course, inebriation all while E.T. was experiencing exactly the same. As the movie progressed, the sicker E.T. got, the sicker Eliot felt.
As a mom, I sometimes feel like Eliot and no one warned me about this. Of course, I had heard the tales of how your heart grows to unforeseen sizes to make room for each and every child you bring into your life. Personally, I knew my compassion levels could sometimes be self-destructive. I had to quit teaching in part because I could not quell the need to bring everyone home with me for a warm meal and an ear to listen. I knew that having children would open up my already ultra sensitive heart to all new levels of joy and pain. I just had no idea that as my kids grow and navigate the world, I will feel and often times relive every single emotion right along with them.
Sometimes this shared emotion is wonderful. The first time my son shot and made a basket on the backyard court, I was exhilarated just like he. The first time my daughter brought home a 100% on a test I was warm with the knowledge that she could add a notch to her self confidence chart for the satisfaction that comes from a job well done. When my littlest boy laughs with the pure joy only a toddler seems to possess, it is hard not to feel that deep in my soul. But then...
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Eight months into his role as CEO and with a new merchandising organization in place, David Campisi is following a familiar blueprint to reinvigorate the performance of Big Lots — making hard choices to streamline operations, implementing new merchandising strategies and lowering near-term expectations.
Continued sales momentum at Stein Mart helped drive the company's third quarter results, which saw both net and same-store increases.
Stein Mart posted strong sales in October, driven partly by upgraded designer and national brands. Total sales for the four-week period ended Nov. 2, increased 6.9% and comparable-store sales increased 5.4%.
The opening of two new Stein Mart stores in New Jersey and California this month will round out the discount department store operator's 2013 capital expansion program and give it a year-end total of 264 units.
Stein Mart experienced strong sales in linens, ladies' boutique, gifts, ladies' career sportswear and women's in September, which bolstered the company's total sales for the month.
Stein Mart is among the first off-price retailers to launch an online store.
Stein Mart is preparing to launch its e-commerce business. The company expects the initiative to have a negative bottom line impact this year, in part, because of startup costs. For the second quarter ended Aug. 3, however, the company is enjoying total sales of $291 million, up 3.8% from the prior-year quarter. Comparable store sales increased 6.4%.
Strong sales in linens, dresses and intimate apparel buoyed Stein Mart's total sales for the second quarter ended August 3, which increased 3.8% to $290.9 million from $280.4 million for the same quarter last year.
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Stein Mart's interim CEO Jay Stein has been named CEO.
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Stein Mart has announced its plants to launch its e-commerce business, one of the company's several key initiatives for 2013 following reported financial results.
Stein Mart reported that its total sales for the month of February were $85.2 million, an increase of 5.6% over total sales of $80.7 million for the four-week period ended Feb. 25, 2012.


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As an artist and a writer, I am investigating contemporary art that addresses the idea of place.
Wednesday, November 22, 2006
Land Markers Marked
I have decided to change my approach to the project in Ludlow, Mass from "art project" to "history project"--for the moment. It occurred to me that while I was making paintings and drawings about my experience of the place, the history of the location had simply become background. This was unacceptable to me, so I picked up the book, Mayflower by Nathaniel Philbrick and also I went to see a series of shortfilms by Thomas Comerford at Woodland Patterns Bookstore/gallery/experimental film venue in Milwaukee. I thought that Comerford's most recent film "Land Marked/Marquette" was particularly insightful in how to layer historical information encapsulated in the city of Chicago's monuments to Pere Marquette alongside contemporary environmental issues. Here is a link to his website: http://www.thomascomerford.net/film.html
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Deborah Hamilton is the president of Hamilton Strategies. She has over 25 years of media relations, public relations and community relations experience, coupled with public affairs and special events. She started her first advertising company when she was 23 and was a partner with one of the top ten ad agencies in Phoenix, Arizona. Deborah produced the live, daily talk show for Salem Communications in Arizona, "Straight Talk Live," consulted with Salem's Philadelphia station about issues that concern Christian women, and since 2002, she has hosted and produced "Heartbeat", a weekly, pro-life radio report across Pennsylvania that has aired for over two decades. She also produces various news reports and features that air on over 300 radio stations across the United States.
After her family moved from Scottsdale, Arizona, Deborah served as the Director of Public Affairs for the Pennsylvania Family Institute. She co-produced a series of pastors' events in Washington, D.C. for the 2005 Presidential Inauguration as well as aided in the launch of the PA Pastors' Network, and assisted with the production of the PA Pro-Life Convention, helping them to break fundraising records at their annual banquet event. Deborah's client list includes a number of other family and public policy-oriented organizations around the U.S. including The Heritage Foundation, Cancer Treatment Centers of America, Americans for Prosperity, Lighthouse Network, PA Family Institute, Let Freedom Ring, The Friends of Israel, in addition to many others. Her clients have received national publicity that include all national media such as USA Today, CNN, FOX News the Philadelphia Inquirer, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and hundreds of newspapers, radio stations and television stations across the U.S., in addition to many local, regional and national radio interviews. Deborah also serves as spokesperson for some of her clients' issues and is the Spokesperson for the Pennsylvania for Marriage Coalition, which seeks to protect marriage between one man and one woman. Deborah and Hamilton Strategies were the lead public relations team for the fight against government-run healthcare in America.
Deborah has coordinated events with Family Research Council, D. James Kennedy's Center for Reclaiming America and worked on the mobile petition drive for the Tax Day Tea Parties. Deborah has also facilitated PR and Media workshops for Women in Christian Media at the annual National Religious Broadcasters Convention and for Focus on the Family at their headquarters for all of their family policy councils. Deborah was the guest host for the public affairs TV program, "Arizona Rising", created "City Aid" concerts to help feed the homeless, was an Examiner for the AZ Governor's Spirit of Excellence Awards, served as Vice President of the John Corcoran Literacy Foundation Board, and has volunteered over the years to help Teen Challenge of Arizona with fund raising and publicity. She has participated as the judge for the Pennsylvania Pro-Life Essay Contest since 2003, in addition to serving as an executive committee member for the 2005 PA Pro-Life Convention. She is also a member of the National Religious Broadcasters' Association, a member of a conservative think tank for family policy issues in Washington, D.C, serves on the board of directors for ACTION of PA and is an active member of the Christian Meetings and Conventions Association.
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Overview Traveller Friendship Hostel
Property name: Traveller Friendship Hostel
Type: Hostel
Minimum rate per night: USD 23.26
Surviving in Hong Kong hostel industry for over 30 years is not an easy task. Have been witnessing the ups and downs of this industry, Traveller Friendship Hostel sees the importance of catering for customers' needs and wants as well as their consuming behaviour.Our aim is to achieve customer satisfaction by providing basic and comfortable room facilities and personal service.We keeps upgrading our quality, from internal to external, focusing on the size and decor of the rooms, the in-room facilities and customer service. Now we have almost 100 rooms with different standards to suit different travellers.
All 69 rooms of the hostel are equipped with quiet air conditioning and the listed amenities. Economy rooms with shared bathrooms are available for budget travellers. The hostel has complied with government regulations on fire safety and building safety. All rooms are kept extremely clean and comfortable by the friendly staff. Internet access is available in the computer centre or in-room.
We currently do not provide any food service. However, as we are centrally located in Tsim Sha Tsui - The heart of Hong Kong, everywhere around us you will find restaurants, pubs and bars with various standards and cuisine. We can also recommend you some tasty local food if you have no idea of where to eat.
The Traveller Friendship Hostel lies in the centre of Nathan Road's Golden Mile shopping paradise. Situated in Mirador Mansion, this hostel is just steps away from the spectacular Victoria Harbour and the shopping hub of the city. Being easily accessible from many tourist attractions, it just takes 10-minute walk to the Star Ferry and the China Ferry Terminal.Victoria Harbour - 2 minutes walk.Cultural Centre - 3 minutes walk.Avenue of Stars - 3 minutes walk.Space Museum - 5 minutes walk.
By Public Transport:The Mass Transit Railway (MTR Subway) exits and train (KCR Subway) are just right at the building's entrance. It offers access to most of the places in Hong Kong. By Plane:The A21 airport shuttle stops within a 3-minute walk of the building's entrance.
Travellers Friendship Hostel is situated on Nathan Road, in colourful Tsim Sha Tsui. Guests will enjoy the convenient location, lined with numerous shops, restaurants and entertainment options.Finding your way around Hong Kong is also easy with a variety of public transport available, including a train station that is close by to the hostel.Travellers Friendship Hostel offers a range of room types that overlook Victoria Harbour, equipped with basic amenities. The hostel also provides good service with their friendly staff.
You can choose to pay by credit card or cash. Our hostel uses a credit card machine to take payments. Any payments by credit card will be incur a 3% service charge from the bank.Hong Kong Dollars and Renminibi are the only official currencies which can be freely used in Hong Kong. You can either convert money in advance at currency exchange bureaus or you can exchange at our reception. The exchange rate will be according to the most current rate provided by bank.The official check-out time is 11:00. Any late check-out should be informed in advance at the reception as soon as possible. If you check out after 11:00 and before 18:00, without informing our reception, you will be charged a half-day's room rate. If you check-out after 18:00, you will be charged for a day's room rate.
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The Criterion Theatre is a West End theatre situated on Piccadilly Circus in the City of Westminster, and is a Grade II* listed building. It has an official capacity of 588.
In 1870, the caterers Spiers and Pond began development of the site of the White Bear, a seventeenth-century posting inn. The inn was located on sloping ground stretching between Jermyn Street and Piccadilly Circus, known as Regent Circus. A competition was held for the design of a concert hall complex,... Read more >>
The Criterion Theatre is a West End theatre situated on Piccadilly Circus in the City of Westminster, and is a Grade II* listed building. It has an official capacity of 588.
In 1870, the caterers Spiers and Pond began development of the site of the White Bear, a seventeenth-century posting inn. The inn was located on sloping ground stretching between Jermyn Street and Piccadilly Circus, known as Regent Circus. A competition was held for the design of a concert hall complex, with Thomas Verity winning out of 15 entries. He was commissioned to design a large restaurant, dining rooms, ballroom, and galleried concert hall in the basement. The frontage, which was the façade of the restaurant, showed a French Renaissance influence using Portland stone.
After the building work began, it was decided to change the concert hall into a theatre. The composers' names, which line the tiled staircases, were retained and can still be seen. The redesign placed the large Criterion Restaurant and dining rooms above the theatre, with a ballroom on the top floor.
When Spiers and Pond applied for a licence to operate, the authorities were unhappy because the theatre was underground and lit by gas, creating the risk of toxic fumes. The Metropolitan Board of Works had to vote twice before the necessary licence was issued, and fresh air had to pumped into the auditorium to prevent the audience from being asphyxiated. It was not until October 1881, at the Savoy Theatre, that the first theatre was lit electrically.
The building was completed in 1873 with the interior decoration carried out by Simpson and Son.
The first production opened on 21 March 1874 under the management of Henry J. Byron & EP Hingston. The programme consisted of An American Lady written and performed by Byron and a piece by W. S. Gilbert, with music by Alfred Cellier, entitled Topsyturveydom. The event apparently did not make much of an impression on Gilbert. In a letter to Edgar Pemberton, author of the book on The Criterion in 1903, Gilbert wrote: "I am sorry to say that in my mind is an absolute blank to the opening of The Criterion. I never saw Topseyturveydom. If you happen to have a copy of it and could lend it to me for a few hours it might suggest some reminiscences: as it is I don't even know what the piece was about!" Nevertheless, Gilbert was back at the theatre in 1877 with his farce, On Bail (a revised version of his 1874 work, Committed for Trial); in 1881, with another farce, Foggerty's Fairy; and in 1892, with a comic opera, Haste to the Wedding, with music by George Grossmith (an operatic version of Gilbert's 1873 play, The Wedding March). Haste to the Wedding was a flop, but it introduced the 18-year old George Grossmith, Jr., the composer's son, to the London stage. The younger Grossmith would go on to become a major star in Edwardian musical comedies.
Charles Wyndham became the manager and lessee in 1875 and under his management The Criterion became one of the leading light comedy houses in London. The first production under the manager was The Great Divorce Case, opening on 15 April 1876. When Wyndham left in 1899 to open his own theatre, The Wyndham's Theatre (and then the New Theatre, now called the Noel Coward Theatre, in 1903) he remained the lessee bringing in various managements and their companies.
In March 1883 the theatre closed for alterations demanded by the Metropolitan Board of Works. The pumping of fresh air into the ten year-old auditorium, some thirty feet below street level, was deemed unsatisfactory. Thomas Verity supervised the alterations (Verity by now had also designed the Comedy Theatre, now called Harold Pinter Theatre, in 1881 and The Empire Theatre in 1882). The new direct access ventilation shaft meant cutting off a considerable portion of the adjoining Criterion Restaurant. New corridors were built, with several new exits. The auditorium was reconstructed and the stage re-equipped. The old dressing rooms were demolished and new ones built. Most importantly, electricity was installed. Dramatic Notes (1884) states The Criterion Theatre, transformed from a stuffy band-box to a convenient, handsome, and well ventilated house, reopened on April 16". Further alterations and redecorations took place in 1902-03, when the theatre was closed for seven months.
Between the world wars productions included Musical Chairs with John Gielgud and in 1936, French Without Tears which ran for 1,039 performances and launched the writing career of Terence Rattigan.
During World War II, the Criterion was requisitioned by the BBC - as an underground theatre it made an ideal studio safe from the London blitz - and light entertainment programmes were both recorded and broadcast live.
After the war, the Criterion repertoire included avant-garde works such as Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot. The early part of 1956 saw the arrival of Anouilh's popular comedy, The Waltz of the Toreadors, with impressive performances by Hugh Griffith and Beatrix Lehmann.
In the 1970s the Criterion site was proposed for redevelopment, which caused protest as people feared the theatre would be lost. In February 1975 the GLC Planning Committee approved the development on the condition that the theatre continued in full, continuous and uninterrupted use while the redevelopments took place. Throughout the 1970s and early 1980s the row increased and the Equity Save London's Theatre Committee organised high profile demonstrations (campaigners included John Gielgud, Edward Woodward, Diana Rigg, Robert Morley and Prunella Scales) as they feared that the theatre would still be lost.
In the 1980s, the theatre building was purchased by Robert Bourne, a property tycoon and patron of the arts, and his wife, theatre impresario Sally Greene. The couple set up the Criterion Theatre Trust, a registered charity created to protect the Criterion's future. From April 1989 to October 1992 the theatre was closed whilst it underwent major renovations both in the back and front of the house. During that time, the block that exists today was built around it. After the refurbishment, the Criterion retains a well-preserved Victorian auditorium with an intimate atmosphere.
From 1996 to 2005 it was home to productions of the Reduced Shakespeare Company, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged), The Complete History of America, and The Bible, The Complete Word of God. The theatre was used to hold the first round of recalls for successful auditionees in ITV's Pop Idol. The theatre is also used by leading drama institution Academy of Live and Recorded Arts as a venue for their graduating students' annual showcase.
The Criterion's current production is The 39 Steps, adapted for the stage by Patrick Barlow from John Buchan's novel, filmed by Alfred Hitchcock in 1935.
Peppa Pig's Party transferred to the Criterion Theatre for the 2010 Christmas period to play alongside The 39 Steps and returned for the 2011 Christmas period.
Criterion Presents, launched in October 2011, is an ancillary programme of shows, events and platforms that run alongside the main production, taking place at lunchtimes, early evenings and late nights.
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Offices – Interior Design And Modernization
Designing an office space is challenging since you ideally want to create a space that is both practical and comfy. You also want to add in an element of appeal because happy employees are productive employees. You want to create a space that is organized. When every thing has a place, it is so significantly less complicated to locate what you need.
When you can simply lay your hands on the tools you require, you can get so a lot much more performed in a shorter period of time. You also bring clients into the office so you want the space to reflect your firm, your mission, your motto and your personality as a business.
Feel about the office at a mechanic's shop and the 1 of the advertising executive at a main organization. They are probably not going to be even close to identical. Since every person has different duties to perform, the office design will also be distinct based on the requirements of the person and the organization as well. The office has to be set up to accomplish the different goals.
For the advertising executive at a key firm, a more contemporary design would possibly be well-suited. This is since a contemporary look reflects a firm that is at the forefront of progress. In the same way, a traditional office design would possibly be far better for firms that have been around for awhile and do not will need such a formal appearance. This style would absolutely reflect that kind of atmosphere at the mechanic's shop or at other organizations whose main duties are manual labor jobs.
Even so, no business has to stick with these guidelines. Office design boils down to how much dollars is accessible to spend and the personal taste of the office owner. There are some fundamental components that need to be considered prior to selecting a design. Some of these factors are what type of work is conducted in the office, how much room there is to work with, what machinery has to be included, how many workers are going to be in the office, will buyers be coming into the office, and what kind of budget is allowed for the design.
Once you start making the larger decisions, then there are several smaller decisions you will will need to make as well. Lighting is a large region for design. You will require to choose lighting that matches your design. Then there is electrical choice to be made. The precise positioning of every electrical outlet has to be determined. This will be driven by your electrical requirements: the types and numbers of equipment you will use. In order to get optimum office design, you will need an office interior designer to help you produce the best space achievable.


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About Euros A 2014 Cancellation @ Rhein Main
After decision, that the Euros A will be held at our track, the club are very happy about it. We started immediately with the formation of an organization team and also with a weekly meeting to discuss the to do list, open points and the responsibilities too. As result each member of the organization team got a lot of homework to do after regular work, after family matters and so on.
Maybe this one was one of the topic reasons for the change within the organization team. We lost some members of the organization team and with this we lost helpful hands, helpful know how and each one of the decreasing organization team got a lot of additional tasks. As result of this some others discontinued the membership at the organization team too and the number of volunteers reduced dramatically.
At this point of time we looked for some new helping hands to reorganize the organization team, to reorganize tasks and responsibilities at the event. Unfortunately, nobody could be motivated to spend some time for such a great event like the Euros at our track and the chance to present our club worldwide. We are not happy about this, but we got no other chance as to pull the plug.
The Euros A will be held at the track in Sand Main and we wish all the best and a wonderful event for the new organizer and all participants too. Thank you for your understanding that we could got no other decision as to cancel a great event like this.
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Joscelin Yeo (The Couch Episode)–Inspirational Life Lessons after Competition
Joscelin Yeo (The Couch Episode) – Inspirational Life Lessons after Competition
Former national swimming champions Joscelin Yeo and her brother Leonard of Singapore, sit down to discuss life after competition in one of The Couch episode at Mediacorp's Channel 5.
I seldom watch TV, I prefer to read books or listen to audio books. When I came from work, I managed to watch a replay episode of The Couch and got the chance to record some portion using my phone, HTC Wildfire. I don't have much knowledge about her but I've managed to watch how she dominated some of her competitions at SEA Games. I thought this must be a good time to learn some success habits and life skills.
Here are some good insights that we can apply whatever fields of endeavor that we have.
1. You have to enjoy the process and not to be so tunnel vision on the result that you lose yourself in the process. I think when you love what you're doing then the pleasure of the process follows.
2. On fulfillment, for example she had a 2 and half minutes race long or even less but she spent 4 or more years of training just to get one shot of that game.
If she didn't enjoy the process and didn't get the results that she wanted in the end, it will be very dejecting for her. Along the way she managed to learn perseverance, determination, discipline, and learning more about herself that made the journey worthwhile.
So many people had asked but she can't remember what her best time was for a particular event, how many medals she had won, or what was her record breaking time? Because at the end of the day these things does not matter to her, what matter most is the friendship that you formed, the relationship that you built, the life journeys that you've taken and learned from. She found that these things gave her so much value than just the results itself.
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ANZAC Day commemorated in Manila
Hundreds of New Zealanders, Australians, Filipinos and people of other nations gathered in Manila to commemorate ANZAC Day.
A moving dawn service at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on Sunday 25 April marked the 95th anniversary of the ill-fated Gallipoli landings in World War 1. The large crowd included hundreds of people from the New Zealand and Australian communities, senior political and military representatives from the Philippines, and diplomats from different countries.
The ceremony included the traditional elements of a short address, reading of the 'Ode to the Fallen' and the words of Turkish leader Kemal Ataturk, prayers and hymns.
Wreaths were laid by the four VIPs: the New Zealand and Australian ambassadors, a representative of the Turkish embassy, and the Philippine Secretary of National Defense. New Zealand and Australia community groups and businesses, ambassadors of several countries, and international schools also laid wreaths.
The ceremony was followed by a traditional 'gunfire' breakfast.
Later in the day New Zealand and Australia faced off in a cricket match, which has become a Manila ANZAC day tradition. Following the two national anthems and a minute's silence to mark the significance of the day, the two teams toiled in the heat to produce the most dramatic result in the 12-year history of the tournament — with Australia winning against the odds off the last ball.


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Best music options for New Year's Eve
We've all been there. Cynicism creeps in and New Year's Eve can feel like an annual ripoff, the time of year that pressures everyone to have a good time --- the time of their lives ! --- while spending inflated prices to be entertained. But there's hope whenever great music is being played, and there's a plethora of it available next Wednesday in the hours leading up to midnight.
Here are a few of my choices for the best way to celebrate the arrival of 2009:
Magic Slim & the Teardrops at Buddy Guy's Legends, 754 S. Wabash, $25, 312-427-1190: For a blues fix, it's difficult to top the mighty Slim, who has been dishing out classic Chicago house-rocking music with a dash of country and soul for three decades. His opener, master guitarist John Primer, is another longtime scene fixture and Slim collaborator.
Local H at the Bottom Lounge, 1375 W. Lake St., $35, 312-929-2022: I've never seen a bad gig from Scott Lucas and Brian St. Clair, who always play as if their lives depended on it. They're coming off a great year, with the album "12 Angry Months" a career milestone that matches vulnerability and introspection with concrete-crushing rock.
Hum at the Double Door, 1572 N. Milwaukee, $65 (sold out); 773-489-3160: Quite a coup to bring back this quartet, who released several fine albums out of Champaign, Ill., in the '90s before fading away. Though loosely embracing a do-it-yourself punk and garage-rock aesthetic, the band was justly appreciated for its introspection and use of space and texture to manipulate mood. The show is sold out, but it might be worth shelling out some extra bucks if you're a hardcore fan of these guys, because who knows when we'll see them again.
White Mystery with Jay Reatard at Empty Bottle, 1035 N. Western, $25, 773-276-3600: While Reatard's one-dimensional retro-punk packs the requisite kick-out-the-jams punch required for a big party, the real attraction is White Mystery, the new duo forged by Miss Alex White, best known as the guitar-wielding blowtorch in her long-running gig with the Red Orchestra. With drummer Francis White, she reduces her love of soul-fired garage rock to its butt-kicking essence.
Lawrence Arms at Reggie's, 2109 S. State, $20, 312-949-0121: This trio headlines the show to see for no-frills, ultra-melodic, guitar-driven punk, in the Chicago-style tradition of Naked Raygun, Pegboy and Screeching Weasel. Veteran troublemakers the Methadones and the Arrivals also play, plus the Copyrights and Off with Their Heads.
The Sea and Cake at Schubas, 3159 N. Southport, $40, 773-525-2508: It might be easy to take for granted just how good this quartet has been for so long (eight albums, 14 years), but the recent "Car Alarm" affirms that the slyly inventive, always propulsive pop songs just keep flowing from this quartet with inspiring regularity.
Green Velvet at Smart Bar, 3730 N. Clark St., $30-$35, 773-549-4140: While the Dandy Warhols hold court upstairs at Metro, my bet is the better show will be downstairs at the dance club with Curtis Jones, aka Green Velvet. Mr. Jones, who also records as Cashmere, is particularly mischievous in his Green Velvet guise, and certain to keep the party moving with acerbic, instantly addictive electro-shock tracks.
Umphrey's McGee at the Auditorium Theatre, 50 E. Congress, $75, $65, 312-559-1212. The jam band is readying its eighth album, "Mantis," for release. Though its studio recordings rarely get radio airplay and don't dent the pop charts, the local sextet consistently draws huge crowds on the road with a style that refuses to discriminate among genres. What's lacking are memorable songs, but if it's improv-heavy instrumental gymnastics you crave, this three-night stand (Monday-Wednesday) is the place to be as 2008 winds down.


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The Employee Free Choice Act
Well, it is or isn't the best practice to open a blog with a political controversial topic, but I did promise HR Punk Rocker Laurie a respectful response on my time, space and place. So here goes something.
George McGovern has spoken up and out quite eloquently on this initiative. I urge you to spend some time considering his thoughts. The title of his op-ed is My Party Should Respect Secret Union Ballots. I concur and fully agree for the reasons I am about to state.
In this day and age of endless privacy notices, I believe that the sanctity of the secret ballot is the primary reason why the provisions of the EFCA will be found to be unconstitutional. The ballot booth falls within the Zone of Privacy created by various court opinions over the years and is derived from our Bill of Rights.
The Right To Privacy
The Constitution does not specifically mention a right to privacy. However, Supreme Court decisions over the years have established that the right to privacy is a basic human right, and as such is protected by virtue of the 9th Amendment. The right to privacy has come to the public's attention via several controversial Supreme Court rulings, including several dealing with contraception (the Griswold and Eisenstadt cases), interracial marriage (the Loving case), and abortion (the well-known Roe v Wade case). http://www.usconstitution.net/constnot.html#privacy
Consequently, Congress has the obligation to strongly consider this factor when considering this legislation. If the secret ballot is no longer considered sacred, then all other protections to privacy, a very basic and civil right, are in danger.
I do not trust the democrat party with any democratic process, especially voting. Look at the various gimmicks they used during the most recent primary election to massage and manipulate the results. The Texas two-step, vote once, then vote again to see if you really mean it. Proportional voting where the value of your vote is weighted against the votes in your district from the last primary election. I will only briefly touch on Nancy Pelosi's recent victory over the parliamentary "motion to recommit", "forthwith", and "promptly" debacle. This mail it in union election is just another gimmick that further erodes the democratic process.
The business case can be made for EFCA rejection. The Detroit Three and the United Auto Workers. Not enough said yet? It used to be said, what is good for GM is good for America. Really? Not anymore. The D3 gang of bandits are teetering on the lunatic fringe of denial over their archaic business model which includes blatant collusion with the UAW. Someone, anyone, explain to me why paying excess workers nearly full wages to do nothing at all, makes sense to anyone at all, beyond the false accepted right of entitlementatlity. I will listen to you with an open mind.
Five years ago you would not have seen a non GM vehicle in my driveway. My first GM was a 1976 orange Chevrolet Vega. Now, GM is in minority and banished from the garage. As soon as Subaru comes up with a 16k capacity towing package, the final GM will vanish as well. I'm not holding my breath.
Here in Maine, the head of the state employees union advocated for an increase in taxes to eliminate the need for union jobs elimination during these depressionary times. The private sector is holding onto what jobs it can through pay freezes and hours reduction. I know this, I wrote the memo. Some companies are imposing wage reductions in lieu of layoffs. And this one out of touch union head is advocating for the survivors to pay more in taxes in lieu of facing his own layoffs. He could have put a wage freeze on the table. Get real, get back in touch with the heartland of America.
The true bottom line is that unions have served their once good purpose. American workers are better for their past presence and necessary activism. Good, best and better business practices, along with appropriate governmental regulations now go farther to ensure the safety and security of the American workers. With this purpose essentially complete, union membership is in decline.
The true purpose of the EFCA is to preserve, ensure and enable the continued survival and expansion of unions. That expansion cannot come through the loss of civil rights. All Americans who opposed the loss of civil liberties through the Patriot Act should be equally and rightfully concerned.
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Although some labor unions have done great work for America, the growing movement for Forced Unionism is dragging us in the wrong direction. If the misnamed 'Employee Free Choice Act' gets passed, workers will essentially lose their right for a private ballot election…as defined within the text at
http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bill.xpd?bill=s110-1041Please help spread the word about the real facts on EFCA, because Forced Unionism does not belong in a free country like the USA.
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Contemporary artist Fiona Hall's divergent art practice encompasses photography, sculpture, video art, painting and three-dimensional installation. In the 1970s she pursued her art practice in the realm of photography with a specific focus on the natural environment. Having grown up in southern Sydney on the outskirts of the Royal National Park, Hall was drawn to the complexities and hidden dimensions within the natural and organic worlds- a thread that has continued into her contemporary practice. Her three dimensional works have always blurred the boundaries of materiality, of juxtaposing the everyday object such as a sardine tin into a critically engaged piece of art. Her early photographic work such as Leura New South Wales, 1974, confuses normal perceptions of materiality, with the scene blending into a potential bush landscape, with a leaf strewn 'carpet' in the foreground. The 'real' internal environment of carpet and lounge suite is blurred into a textural landscape that belies its safe and domestic reality. Hall comments on the proliferation of exotic plant species in the natural environment set against the artificial setting of the domestic lounge room as a broader metaphor for the negative impacts of humans on the environment.
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Strasburg's Rookie Card Currently Fetches over $1 Million
As soon as phenom pitching prospect Steven Strasburg was drafted No. 1 overall by the Washington Nationals, baseball fans were awaiting the next Gibson or Ryan to take the mound.
As time went by in the minor leagues, Strasburg dominated the competition and a move to the majors became a reality for him.
Finally the Nationals called up Strasburg on June 8th for a home game against the Pittsburgh Pirates. In that game he dominated with 14 strikeouts and earned a win.
This year through four starts, Strasburg has 2-1 record, 1.78 ERA, and 41 strikeouts.
Strasburg has been the biggest splash in the majors since McGwire.Now he has something in common with him in a piece of memorabilia priced at over $1 million.
Currently on Ebay there is a 2010 Bowman's autographed rookie card numbered 1 of 1 of Strasburg that has a current bid at $1 million due to end on June 28th.This card has the potential to rival the price of $2.6 million Honus Wagner T206 card.
With the economy being as bad as it is and Strasburg's limited experience, it boggles the mind why this particular card is currently bidding at such a high price.
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