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Workers at the Caterpillar factory in South Milwaukee are closely watching a labor dispute at the company plant in Illinois. Caterpillar employees in Joliet have been on strike for three months. The company is seeking steep wage and pension concessions, and the union representing nearly 800 workers refuses to accept the demands. WUWM's Erin Toner reports on speculation that the outcome of the dispute could be a bellwether for labor relations across the country.
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Paycheck Fairness Act Will Hurt Women
The bill reinforces the idea that women are a victim class in need of special government protection
May 4, 2012
Passing the Paycheck Fairness Act is the Democrats' next battle in advancing the War on Women mantra this election season. But this law will not create equal pay; it will expand the definition of "wage discrimination," make it easier to file class-action lawsuits, and open businesses up to greater litigation and uncertainty—all of which would be devastating to job creation. Ultimately, this bill will hurt women, who will become far more costly to employ.
Often overlooked during these debates over the PFA is the fact that there are already two federal laws in place to protect employees from gender-based wage discrimination—the Civil Rights Act (1964) and the Equal Pay Act (1963).
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What's more, the PFA is based on the premise of the so-called wage gap: the notion that women earn 77 cents for every dollar a man earns. This gap is highly exaggerated. When controlling for variables like education, college major, or time spent out of the workforce this gap largely disappears. The fact is discrimination is no longer a significant reason why women earn, on average, less than men.
The differences in pay between men and women come down to choices. Choices women—and men—make have costs. More women than men choose to take time off to raise a family, but that's a far cry from discrimination. And costs are the result of a woman's freedom, not an injustice imposed on her by society.
If passed, the PFA would limit the reasons employers could give for salary differences, making it easier for employees to file suits, but also making the workplace less flexible and making it nearly impossible for employers to tie compensation to work quality. And Democrats want to do this at a time when government should be backing off and allowing businesses to make hiring decisions that make the most sense.
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While Democrats frame this in terms of "protecting" women, they overlook the fact that women--and their families--benefit tremendously from a flexible work environment. For instance, some women may choose to accept a lower salary if it means they have the ability to work part-time, flexible hours, or from home. PFA will discourage employers from making such options available.
There are bad employers out there who might still discriminate. But in the aggregate, women are outperforming men in terms of college-graduation rates, advanced degrees, purchasing power, and increasingly in earnings. Bills like the PFA do little to help women; instead they advance the notion that the workplace and society are openly hostile to women and reinforce the idea that women are a victim class in need of special government protection.
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OXFORD - Without even stepping a foot on a track to begin her final season in track and field, a sport Oxford High School senior Emily Dawidczyk has dominated, the school's all-time leading scorer in soccer has committed to attend Division I Sacred Heart University to play soccer next year.
This may come as a surprise to some, considering Dawidczyk's incredible track career, which isn't even over yet, but coming off an amazing season in which she won the Central Mass scoring title with 32 goals and four assists, the National Honor Society senior chose Sacred Heart not only to play soccer but more importantly, to major in Nursing.
Dawidczyk scored goals against 14 different teams and had seven multi-goal games, including six goals against an excellent Shepherd Hill team, which gave up only 23 goals all season. She also had five goals against Southbridge, four against Grafton, and a hat trick against SWCL powerhouse Auburn. It was truly an unforgettable feat.
As a team the Pirates, who were minus Dawidczyk for three games, were only 5-10-2, but lost a lot of close games and were much better than their overall record indicates.
Despite the poor team record, Dawidczyk managed to keep her cool and stay focused throughout the season and along with co-captains Gina Manzi and Dominique Lesieur kept the team ready for and competitive in every game.
"Sometimes it did get a little frustrating, like the Shepherd Hill game," said Dawidczyk. "We were up two goals and they came back and tied us. All in all though, I think the season was really good. For me it tied the best season that I ever had record-wise in high school, so that was exciting."
The Shepherd Hill game, which ended in a 6-6 tie, was clearly the senior's "most memorable game." Despite the tie the players and coach Dung Hguyen celebrated afterwards like they had won. For them it was a win, not just for the team but also for the soccer program at Oxford, which has struggled in recent years.
Dawidczyk feels that the soccer program at Oxford is now heading in a good direction in general and credits the younger players who are coming up with being a big reason for that.
"I know the younger girls in the middle school are playing club soccer and I think if they stay in Oxford then the organization is going to be really good."
As far as the upcoming indoor and outdoor track seasons, don't expect the reigning SWCL and Central Mass all-star to be coasting along.
"I always like to step up my game and take it a step further," said Dawidczyk, who starred in both the state and New England tournaments in outdoor track last year and figures to be heavily favored to break a few more records this year.
When her high school career is over in June, she has a lot to look forward to. "It's very exciting to be going to Sacred Heart. I went for an official visit and the whole feeling of being there made me fall in love with the place."
It's pretty certain that once she takes the field, the love will be returning her way, but for the time being we are the lucky ones who get to see Dawidczyk for two more seasons and speaking of love, we love that!
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A belated birthday greeting
Kerry Cash
fort worth tx usa
I am a few days late to wish you weel on your reaching 71 years, man has the time flown by. Any way my best wishes to you and yours. You have been quite an inspiration to me since around 72'. Your music has helped me thru much in my life, my ups my downs. May you have many many years of great compositions to come... my ears are waiting God bless and keep you JLP, you have my soul in your bow.Oct 2, 2013 12:41am -
MERCI BEAUCOUP......THANK YOU MUCH to all of you who remembered that since yesterday Sunday the 29th of Sept. I added one more year...... 71 now !!! a friend remarked that the other way around would be ......17.....don't worry guys I am not that confused, just drunk some champagne, which made me feel like 17 but not for very long...
Merci à tous ceux qui m'ont envoyé des messages se souvenant que j'ai une année de plus donc 71 ans depuis hier le 29 septembre ! Un ami remarquait que dans l'autre sens çà fait 17 ans.....loin de moi de faire cette confusion, certes j'avais l'impression d'avoir 17 ans après avoir bu du champagne, mais pas pour très longtemps.
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Happy Birthday
Chicago Illinois United States
Happy Birthday. Your music has inspired me for years, thank you for it.Sep 30, 2013 10:07am -
plaisir idf france
avec un peu de retard je vous souhaite un très bon anniversaire à cette occasion j' ai tenté une expérience : une semaine sans écouter votre musique trop dur ai hâte de vous revoir en concert après le chatelet en 2012 en attendant un nouvel album je reprends l' écoute du coffert ATLANTIC YEARS l' homme au châblisSep 30, 2013 8:46am -
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Boston MA USA
Hello Mr. Ponty, Best wishes for a healthy, Happy Birthday! Thank you for several wonderful years of music. Your music has shaped my life in ways that I cannot explain. It is very rare that I go through a day without listening to you. Having attended every concert you have played at in Boston since the 70's, my only wish for next year is for you to revive the Atlantic Years band and tour the US. A second wish would be to tour with a Big Band, similar to your performance in Germany last year with the hrbigband. What a phenomenal performance! Again, thank you for your music, and Happy Birthday with wishes for many, many more. Regards, CARSep 29, 2013 9:44pm -
Chennai Tamil Nadu India
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MAESTRO JEAN-LUC. WISHING HIM ALL THE BEST FOR ANOTHER GREAT YEAR. IT'S ALWAYS BEEN A PLEASURE TO LISTEN TO HIM 24X7X365 !Sep 29, 2013 7:31am -
What Bob S said-Happy Birthday!
Yes, tomorrow is the big day. I want to wish you, Jean-Luc, a very happy birthday! We love your music always. Enjoy time with the ones you love...after all, your love for them comes through your music.Sep 27, 2013 12:11pm -
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Belo horizonte Minas Gerais Brasil
Hello jean luc ponty, i would like to thank you very much for your wonderful work as a composer and musician, I simply love your records, you make my life better and prove me that music is the key of life. Best wishes ! DanielSep 25, 2013 8:26am -
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Bob S
Rochester NY USA
Hello Jean-Luc, Although it is a few days early I wanted to wish you a happy birthday now as I will be unavailable to do so next week. Once again, I wish you a happy birthday and hope you have many more! Take care! Bob SSep 23, 2013 9:51pm -
a few comments
Again thanks to all of you who post messages in this board, I always read them with much interest.
In reply to some of your questions: no concerts in the U.S. will be programmed this year unfortunately, we are now looking at 2014.
Scott: in 1980 Randy Jackson was living in San Francisco and was recommended to me by either Joaquin Lievano or Peter Manau, the 2 guitarists who were in my band and recorded the album Cosmic Messenger with me in 1978, both from San Francisco and I forgot if it was Joaquin or Pete who recommended Randy as bass player for the band. Randy then recommended Walter Afanasieff on keyboards, also from San Francisco, at the time the two of them were collaborating with Narada Michael Walden on record productions in the bay area, including Whitney Houston's first hit album. Then Randy became record producer for Sony Music moved to Los Angeles, you know the rest....
BMB: The announcement of my collaboration to Jeff Lorber's new album is legitimate. I recorded on one piece, a new arrangement of King Kong, as part of Jeff's tribute to Zappa's music.
Chris: thanks for your compliments about my intonation. Branford Marsalis who was also performing that evening gave me the same complimentI. I wish I never missed as you say but unfortunately it can happen, it's easier to play in tune with an acoustic violin or at least with a mostly acoustic band, as opposed to a louder electric context where it's harder to hear all harmonics coming out of an electric violin.
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January 21, 2013 Rumor RoundupMonday, January 21Welcome to another Rumor Roundup. I'm Will Woods, in a rare fill-in spot for resident BP Iron Man Daniel Rathman under our little-known "only Tufts grads can write the Rumor Roundup" rule. I feel like Billy Ripken right now. Anyway, rumors! Braves Continue Search for Outfielder Diamondbacks GM Kevin Towers has indicated that the Mariners' offer, despite being nixed, has set the market for Upton, and any other suitors would need to do better. (Upton's no-trade clause is limited to the Mariners, Blue Jays, Red Sox and Cubs, the latter of which also had negotiations go nowhere fast. By the way, the Twins must be wondering how they were left off that list.) So it appears the only teams able to pony up the young talent necessary to acquire Upton may be Atlanta and Texas, as David O'Brien reports. Yet the Upton saga has been so bizarrely public, with Towers so forward about his apparently years-long openness to a deal for his young star, that it's difficult to imagine Arizona is holding out for a better deal than Seattle offered. Moreover, should the season begin and Upton continue his solid-but-uninspiring performance from last season (.280/.355/.430), the market for him may crash and burn. Speaking of markets crashing, did you guys know that Michael Bourn is still a person who wants to play baseball for money? The Braves remember, sort of, and O'Brien reports that Fredi Gonzalez recently had a phone conversation with Bourn to smooth things over in the wake of the elder Upton's arrival. Atlanta hasn't ruled out bringing him back, says O'Brien, especially if Bourn's previously reported asking price of $17 million per year has dropped. There isn't much to report from around MLB on Bourn, and the whole situation reeks of Scott Boras demanding $17 million from 30 teams, hearing "Um, no," 30 times, and only now doing another lap around the league at a more reasonable rate. The Rangers, long considered favorites for Bourn, have uttered nary a peep about the Houston native, and it's tough to gauge through the media whether he's theirs to lose or it's a five-horse race. (At HardballTalk, Matthew Pouliot offers a helpful snapshot of 13 teams relative to Bourn, although I would rule out my Mets from contention unless Bourn wants to be paid in a suitcase full of twenties by a bail bondsman on Roosevelt Ave.) A few quick headlines to bring this ship in to port:
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Formats: | 12 DVD, Blu-ray |
Starring: | David Koechner, Terence Stamp, Alan Arkin, Steve Carell, Masi Oka, Dwayne Johnson, Anne Hathaway, Nate Torrence, Terry Crews, Ken Davitian |
Director: | Peter Segal |
Genres: | Action/Adventure, Comedy |
Studio: | WARNER HOME VIDEO |
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You know whether you like Steve Carrell or not, so know to stay away if you don't. If you do, you have an added bonus of Anne Hathaway who is able to seamlessly do funny adult (Devil Wears Prada), funny kids (Ella Enchanted) and serious (Becoming Jane) with ultimate ease and brilliance. This time Carell is the field agent that never was, stuck for years in an internal role in 'Control' he yearns to have the opportunity to be a field agent like Hathaway, but despite applying is constantly overlooked. That is until (ok its been done before) he is the only man left for the job, and has to try and save the day. This is a real romp, a completely insane and implausible film that I just loved from beginning to end. If you have a funny bone at all there will be something in this for you. Definately worth a watch.- Was this review helpful to you?
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By laneyb (313 reviews) from Rochester, Kent , 29 Nov 2013I rate this one, I'm a fan of stupid, easy to understand comedy. I did have a lot of laugh out loud moments. This is the first time I've seen Steve Carell, so if this film is anything to go by then i'll be happy to see more of his work!- Was this review helpful to you?
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These charming paper lanterns come in a pack of 7 different designs. Suitable for indoor or outdoor use, they are a great way to transform old glass yoghurt pots or small jars. All you have to do is add nightlights and you have 7 beautiful eco-friendly lanterns. The paper is from a certified sustainable source and is acid and chlorine free. Printed with vegetable based inks.They fit over a jar of up to 5.5cm diameter. Each lantern is 15cm high.Made in Holland.Pack of 7 designs.
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The Johnny Alegre AFFINITY is a jazz group originating from the Philippines. It is led by self-taught Philippine guitarist-composer Johnny Alegre, together with bassist Colby de la Calzada, drummer Koko Bermejo, pianist Elhmir Saison and saxophonist Tots Tolentino. The ensemble first gathered in May 2002 at Manila's Pink Noise Studios for Alegre's composition, "Stones of Intramuros", for inclusion in the jazz anthology CD, Adobo Jazz Vol. 1, and thereafter carried on as a working unit. The band's first public appearance in October of the same year for the Adobo Jazz album launch at the Monk's Dream Jazz Bar heralded the AFFINITY's reputation –as described by aficionados in the ensuing reviews— as "Manila's Jazz Superband", with a power trio at its core. For the remainder of the year, the group emerged in various guises and personnel variations, manned by a who's who of luminaries from the Philippine jazz scene.
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Hi everyone, I have been asked for advice on how to be a long-distance parent by Michael 780154, age 40, of Riverview, Fla. He said that he works a rotating shift, his ex-wife is moving even farther away with their children. My impression is that his job isn't portable.
I decided to open up this question to you, the experts of Catholic Match, about how to parent long distance.
I would suggest telephone dates or Skype dates at a regular time every week, if your schedule allows it. Follow your child's hobbies, interests, or romances. It's a good idea to show interest in your child's school grades, but be careful not to be overbearing in that area. Kids usually do the best they can.
Also, my youngest child was accepted into the Junior Statesman program, after writing an essay that I helped him with by editing it. He attended a 5-week JS course at Princeton University when he was 15 (East Coast), then one at Stanford (West Coast) the next year. The summer school courses also alowed him to earn college credit through the Advanced Placement tests. So he learned early that being smart could get him far in life if he applied himself.
Now were you long-distance separated from your children? Sounds like he did well. My problem is inability to do much more than Skype with my two youngsters (8 and 5, out of state.) As a matter of fact, I can't get straight answers from their school regarding what they're learning. Haven't seen a report card all year. And their mother won't even help me obtain school pictures. I do my best, but current circumstances prevent me from seeing them and no, my job is not portable. No idea what to do, as it seems as though I'm unable to make inroads with the school or with their mother.
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Michael, Some of the answers to your questions are legal. I'm not an attorney; you will need to check your divorce decree then possibly consult w/an attny. If you moved out of state, that may have an effect, since divorce laws vary by state. For instance, you should be able to request of the school any records if you have shared custody (not placement, custody. Those are 2 different things.) That would mean report cards.
For an ex-spouse to not share school pictures is just plain wrong and mean spirited. Children do not benefit from those sorts of behaviors. Clinical studies show that children who are functioning most highly after a divorce have parents who can work together for the kids' well-being.
I have 3 children. My eldest lived w/her dad from age 12 to 18 (high school graduation), separately from her sister and brother. There were some stresses but overall, we all have made it work.
I don't know how routinely you contact your children but I would suggest keeping a regular schedule to skype and/or telephone. They will anticipate those specific days/times and the commitment will reassured them of how important they are in your life. Of course, impromptu phone calls or skype time is a bonus.
Kids love to get mail... don't we all! Send them funny cards with a few personal lines and ask a couple of questions that they can answer back to you. You might want to include a self addressed stamped card to make it easier for them. They're young so put stickers of things they like on the envelopes.
Unfortunately, getting information from the school may be difficult depending on the states involved and your custody or shared custody situation. You might consider asking your attorney to send a letter to the school to request they e-mail you the report cards. Many schools have web access for assignments and progress reports but I'm not sure if this is used in elementary grades.
God Bless, Pam
I keep contact with my ex to the very minimum. The school sends copies of their report cards to their father (only the 2 youngest children -- he is not interested in the others). School picturesare often online and you can buy them yourself -- call the school, let them know the situation, ask for whatever info is needed -- their mother is probably paying for the pictures herself and is under no obligation to provide you with them. You need to be the one making theeffort to be in your children's lives. You need to call, skype, write, travel, think about and be interested in your children's every day lives. No effort should be 'their job' because they are fragile, innocent, powerless children. You must make the monumental effort or you will be left out in the cold. It'sdifficult, but the truth.
No effort should be 'their job' because they are fragile, innocent, powerless children. You must make the monumental effort or you will be left out in the cold. It'sdifficult, but the truth.
Rachel you make a very good point. I asked my ex once about his young teenage daughter from his earlier marriage and he said he hadn't called her because she didn't call him. My only response was 'who's the adult in this relationship'.
I am pleased to say that I have a wonderful relationship with this step-daughter and will be traveling to Florida soon to visit her, and her husband and 2 year old daughter. Due to his lack of interest in his daughter, my ex didn't even know he was a grandfather until his granddaughter was about 18 months old. On the other hand, I was invited to the baby shower and my step-daughter called me from the hospital right after her daughter was born. I am kown as GrandPam to this beautiful little girl!
Pam, you are proof that "family" is made sometimes, formed in loved and with time and attention, not necessarily always biological.
Something that my son (4yo) does with my parents that live out of state in addition to skype they read stories together. I found cheap books and bought 2. One to send to my parents the other to keep at home. My dad can now read with my son. They can talk about what is on the page because they are looking at the same book. I've also xeroxed and scanned books to send to my dad to read. It's awesome. You could buy your older daughter a book and even if you don't read it out loud together, you could read it at the same time and talk about it like a book club.
Like someone else said, you have some legal issues here. If you have joint legal custody, you have the right to get information from the school. You should call and explain this to the school and fax/e-mail a copy of your decree so that they have it on file. In my experience, the schools are good at working with the parents of divorced children and want to help. Get to know the teacher. They should do conferences twice a year if not more. Ask if you can do yours by phone. Ask if you can check in with her via e-mail once a week or so. This will let you know when school pictures are taken and who the photographer is so that you can order yours. You will know about events at school so you can ask your kids about them.
Parenting long distance is more work, but it should slowly become easier as they get older and as things get more routine. Depending on the circumstances around your ex's move, if she is moving further away from you where visits go from hard to impossible, she may need a court order to do that. Most courts favor frequent and continuing contact with both parents.


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