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By Florence Bissette-Goddard | Mon, January 28, 2013 - 12:00 AM()
As a member of the travelling public, I frequently have to use the public service vehicles to go about my business.
On Sunday, December 30 last year on my way to church I wanted to use the bathroom facilities at the River Terminal and was told that the bathrooms are closed on Sundays.
This bus stand is used by hundreds of people on Sundays who need to go to church and get to work.
When I asked the guys that were working "what do they do when they needed to use the bathroom", I was told that they have to go behind the stalls to relieve themselves and I was shown the hand sanitizer that they have to use afterwards. This practice can only bring about a number of health issues and it must be stopped.
It is a basic human right that at a place of work you should have access to bathroom facilities, and it is unfair that this sector of our working community should be treated in this manner.
I am calling on the relevant authorities to attend to this situation as soon as possible to bring relief to these workers and the members of the travelling public.
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- californiabeerandpizza Mar 9, 2010 09:38 AM
I didn't think this was one of the better episodes. Seemed like another obligatory NYC-centric-going through the motions-episode.
I did like the feature of the pizza maker though.
The piece on bloggers was depressing. Perlow and the eGullet crew get a lot of attention for essentially confiming the worst stereotypes of food bloggers, that we are all obese obsessives who spend our lives taking pictures of hamburgers and flaming people we disagree with about the best hot dog in town until we keel over at age 42 from fatty liver disease. I understand that the episode was about obssessives and those guys certainly are that, but I know lots of well-rounded, easy going food bloggers who are passionate and even obsessive about food but manage to lead normal, balanced lives.
re: sku
I happened to stumble on to the second half of the show and yeah...depressing as all hell. Reminded me of the stereotypes of comic book aficionados. In fact, I think you can swap "food bloggers" with "comic book fans" and come out with the same impression.
The two bloggers I saw seemed v. angry. And it was interesting how one of them talked about being sexually frustrated and basically taking out the frustration on food. Oy, I felt like I was a fly on the wall in someone's therapy session. Not fun, and I quickly switched after that (the food looked really good though).
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As a food writer, the "food is our sex" segment was horrifying. I almost emailed everyone I know to assure them that's not a universal issue.
I really enjoyed it and thought it was interesting that some of the clips did not include AB that were obviously shot without him present. I could totally relate to having the high cholesterol at 53.
I thought it was pretty damn ironic for AB to snicker at those bloggers. The whole concept of his show is about BEING OBSESSED ABOUT FOOD. So what if you're not lucky enough to be traveling around the world EATING and talking about the food on the Travel Channel's dime. To prove this point, please watch Food Porn, another one of AB's NR specials. Pretty ridiculous if you ask me. Oh, right, you did ask '-)
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I thought it was a good episode - though the blogger part was a bit depressing. I was reminded of a saying my mom had "live to eat not eat to live" I don't think I live up to this too well these days...
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A bunch of us probably recall that before eGullet peeled off, Bourdain used to post here on a semi-irregular basis. That was before "Kitchen Confidential" came out.
Hope this isn't out of line to mention here, but I watched intently to see if the show would talk to Jim Leff, or mention the Perlows' acrimonious split from this here very board. Nope. IIRC, that was the prototype for all these other internecine food board battles.
Me? A geek? Why, maybe.
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Instead of dancing around why two out of the three co-founders at Egullet left, I wish they would have just said what happened. It would have provdied some much needed context in that segment.
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They could've explained it in detail but that wouldn't make good TV.
I don't know the whole story but I seem to recall a lot of people stormed out of CH in a huff over the very strict non-commercial anti-shill/self promotion moderation policy, and that a lot of the disagreements at the other sites were about where to set boundaries on that slippery slope.
The permission to self-promote probably explains why Bourdain became a guest chef/poster at eGullet and kind of evaporated from CH.
1. It was generally a bad episode.
2. The bloggers were incredibly lame and I agree with the sentiment that they typified the worst stereotypes out there... The guy with the gout was bad enough (I mean if you want to stuff your face with cheeseburgers all day as "what you do", the least you can do is go to the gym every now and then) but the guy who kept saying things like "I worked at xyz making x amount of dollars per year and now you're serving me this" was so much worse... I promise you that this guy was fired or put out to pasture. No way he quit. If he actually quit, he wouldn't have such a chip on his shoulder about it...
re: hobbess
The Zagat's were in fact successful lawyers who started their business by getting all of their lawyer friends to write reviews, but they didn't quit their "day jobs" until their night job paid. Now they're running an empire, not whining about how much money they used to make before they got fired when they get served a hamburger that isn't absolutely perfect.
I think I'm 50/50 on the show. It had moments, but not enough...and the blogger section was terrible.
I thought this episode was a lot of NYC shilling. And I live in NYC!
I thought AB using his pork obsession as an example of his foodieness was kind of stupid.
Is that like a diabetic on insulin who had his foot amputated, and damn what the doctor says, he's going to still eat that sugar? Oh, it's okay, he's just a obsessed foodie.
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I just looked at my water report and pH is 7.8. Total Alkalinity is 59 and Bicarbonate is 72. I dont cut my water with RO because according to the spreadsheets I've used I'm able to get my mash pH in the right range by adding some acidulated, and like I've said before I add some salts (mostly gypsum) to adjust my minerals. I only add to the mash though, and I assummed that the grains would still be acidic enough during sparging, but maybe not.
Although I keep falling back on the discussion I had with a local pro brewer who said they don't add anything to their water. Of course they're probably not batch sparging either so they are not hitting the grains with a ton of high pH water all at once.
Unless anyone else has any ideas I think I'll get some phosporic acid and add it to the sparge water to try and get the pH down next time. If that doesn't work maybe I'll try cutting it with RO.
Thanks Yooper, I'll definitely consider it. Just hesitant because I know the local breweries make good IPAs with water right out of the tap. I'm really wondering if bringing my sparge water pH down and batch sparging at closer to 170 than 200 might do it.
What are you thinking might be too high with my water? Alkalinity or Bicarbonate or both? I don't claim to understand how it all works together, but I do get everything to balance nicely in the spreadsheets with some acidulated and gypsum/calcium chloride additions in the mash. The only thing I can't seem to get a straight answer on is why my RA goes to about -250 on the spreadsheet. From what I've read though, it doesn't seem to matter a whole lot depending on who you talk to.
Pretty minimal- about 50 ppm calcium, 30 ppm chloride, 50 ppm sulfate. I've heard that some pale ale profiles are up to 250 ppm sulfate, but that only gave me a weird harshness that I didn't like.[/QUOTE]
I don't like going for the 250ppm sulfate either. I have been cutting my high bicarbonate water with RO, but still putting additions in that bring it up to 100-150 or so on sulfate (which has dramatically improved my beer compared to using straight tap water.) But, I may try a 100% RO IPA with your method to compare in the future.
I agree on the water issue for the OP - I had all kinds of problems with my pale ales/IPA's until I started to get a handle on my water.
Do you cold crash, filter, or use finings?
I cold crash all of my beers for at least 3 days before they go in the keg. I typically will dry hop at term temps for 3-4 days then the carboy goes in the fridge to drop the pellet hops and residual yeast. I have used gelatin but since I've gotten my process down and my calcium upmy beers have been very bright within a week of being kegged.


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Scout.com Evaluation: Martinez is a very intelligent and versatile offensive line prospect. He plays tackle in high school but projects as a guard, center or both. He has good size and could play all five positions on the front at the next level. That gives him a lot of value. Martinez is long and has good footwork, balance and quickness. He plays with more finesse than sheer power. He's equally adept at pass run and in run blocking.
OG/OT Montel McBride, (6'4/305)
Plant City (Fla.) High
Pos. Rank: 16
Recruiting: Committed to Alabama
Scout.com Evaluation: McBride is a raw offensive guard prospect with a lot of upside. He has great feet for his size. His footwork should only get better as his weight is re-defined once he gets to campus. He's agile and aggressive. McBride is naturally strong and does a nice job of drive blocking. He can get out of his stance and pull and trap. He does a decent job in pass pro. He has a wide base and can slide feet to keep defenders in front of him.
OG Steven Moss, (6'5/290)
Fredericksburg (Va.) Chancellor
Pos. Rank: 11
Recruiting: Committed to Virginia
Scout.com Evaluation: Moss has a great combination of power and athleticism. He explodes off the line of scrimmage and plays with great leverage. At the point of attack, Moss is very strong and relentless. Moss is far more advanced than most offensive lineman his age as he excels at both pass and run blocking. He plays with chip on his shoulder and is extremely competitive. There is no doubt he is one of the premier offensive lineman in the country.
QB J.J. Cosentino, (6'5/220)
Pittsburgh (Pa.) Central
Pos. Rank: 8
Recruiting: Committed to Florida State
Scout.com Evaluation: Cosentino has good arm strength but needs to improve his accuracy. He is able to get to second and third progressions and throws from high. His release is a little long but he could shorten it and make quicker throws. He also has the size to see over the offensive line, and while not a runner, he can move around in the pocket and make yards when need be.
OT Reilly Gibbons, (6'6/242)
Saint Petersburg (Fla.) Catholic
Pos. Rank: 30
Recruiting: Committed to Miami (FL)
Scout.com Evaluation: Gibbons is a converted tight end that made the move to offensive tackle in the spring of 2012. He has a big frame and long arms with plenty of room to bulk up and add strength. Gibbons is fairly athletic and displays good feet. He can bend and shows flexibility. He gets off the ball pretty well and seems equally adept in run blocking and pass pro. Gibbons has upside and versatility. He could ultimately slide inside and be a guard.
WR Adonis Jennings, (6'2/185)
Sicklerville (N.J.) Timber Creek
Pos. Rank: 89
Recruiting: Committed to Rutgers
Scout.com Evaluation: When it comes to pass catching, he shows strong hands, a willingness to go over the middle and he is able to add yards after the catch. He is not flat-out elusive, but he is tough to bring down because of his size and he is able to make positive yards after the catch despite defenders being on him. Is able to come out of his breaks well, and is precise in his route running.
WR Ryeshene Bronson, (6'3/183)
Ft. Myers (Fla.) Dunbar
Pos. Rank: 49
Recruiting: Committed to South Florida
Scout.com Evaluation: Bronson has the size and speed that can't be taught, he tracks the ball down the field at an elite level and possesses an extra gear when needed. He needs to continue to get stronger to become the complete player that his talent dictates. We would like to see him become more of a threat in the middle of the field. This is the type of prospect that could flourish in the right system at the next level.
CB/WR Jamoral Graham, (5'11/180)
Decatur (Ms.) Newton County
Pos. Rank: 34
Recruiting: Committed to Mississippi State
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The Baltimore Orioles have made some waves with a couple of recent free-agent pitching signings but what do those signings mean for a trio of top pitching prospects? On February 17, word leaked out that the Orioles had reached an agreement with Ubaldo Jimenez in what is believed to be a four-year, $48 million deal (or thereabouts). Given that the Orioles have also signed Korean free agent Suk-Min Yoon, Baltimore is now eliminating opportunities for its three top pitching prospects.
The starting five for the Baltimore Orioles will feature Jimenez, Chris Tillman, Wei-Yin Chen and Miguel Gonzalez for sure while Yoon, Bud Norris and Zach Britton are likely candidates for the fifth spot. So what does this logjam in the starting rotation do to the three prospects who all made Keith Law's Top 50 and MLB.com's Top 100?
Two of these pitchers figure to make their presence felt in 2014 with Kevin Gausman being the closest. Gausman added more minor league experience to his taste of the show in 2013 and is considered to be a Top-20 prospect by just about every organization that comes out with a list. Gausman has been outstanding in the minor leagues, finally facing some stiffer competition when facing Triple-A hitters. He still maintained high strikeout rates, high ground ball rates and was very successful in keeping the ball in the ballpark. With a mid-to-high-90s fastball and a plus changeup, Gasuman is still refining his slider and his command and will likely be able to do that at his own pace with the added depth in the Orioles' rotation in 2014.
Another Top-20 prospect, Dylan Bundy, is working his way back from Tommy John surgery and is said to be ahead of schedule in his rehab and is throwing pain free already. Bundy, who makes scouts drool even more than Gausman, has a high-90s fastball and plus potential from his cutter and curve. His biggest question marks remain his health and the fact that he hasn't pitched since 2012. He is looking to come back to game action in May and could get a couple of months in Double-A and possibly even some time in Triple-A before joining the big league club again in September.
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FRONT ROYAL -- Town residents who don't pay their Front Royal utility bills face a lighter penalty under a new set of reconnection fees.
Town Council on Monday amended the Front Royal ordinance governing water and electricity fees to reflect a sliding scale structure. Council had at its meeting two weeks ago adopted an ordinance which increased the reconnection fees to $50. Councilman Thomas Conkey sought to reduce that penalty through an amendment to the proposed ordinance but his motion failed.
This time, Conkey proposed amending the ordinance to create a structure under which the reconnection fee begins at $20 for the first time, then increases by $10 each subsequent time the town must reconnect the resident's water or electricity. At the recommendation of Finance Director Kim Gilkey-Breeden, council also made the fee applicable per account rather than per year as one council member suggested.
Mayor Timothy Darr broke a tie vote at a previous meeting which ultimately defeated Conkey's original motion. Darr told council Monday he received information from staff on deliquent utility users and reconnections. Out of 250 disconnection notices issued last month, Darr said, 240 were repeat offenders who he said abused the system.
"We're not trying to make money but stop the bleeding, stop the loss of revenue going out the door," said Councilman Carson Lauder Jr.
Councilman N. Shae Parker suggested the ordinance contain a clause which would reset the fees assessed to an account for good standing.
Also at the meeting council approved the first amendment to the fiscal 2013 budget by which they increased the $70,000 allocated for one-time bonuses to full- and part-time staff to $91,000. Staff bonuses would go to employees not appointed by council. The motion passed 6-0. Councilman Hollis Tharpe did not support the original amendment but told council this time he supported the bonuses after receiving more information about the budget item.
Councilman Thomas Sayre attempted to change the one-time bonus for most town employees approved in the fiscal 2013 budget to a permanent increase. However, Gilkey-Breeden advised to do so would cost the town more than the $91,000 budgeted for the bonuses. She also warned the salary increases would cause a "huge challenge" in creating the budget for the following year. Council voted against adding his motion to the agenda but Councilman Hollis Tharpe recommended addressing Sayre's suggestion at a future work session.
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Dear wondering, Front Royal is reported to have the lowest electrical rates of any municipality in the the state and the lowest water and sewer rates in the valley based on reports coming out of Richmond. What I find interesting was the difference 2 weeks brings to the attitude of Councilmen Sayre and Tharpe after voting against employees raises and bonus increases at the last meeting. Now it seems that both Councilmen now fully support the bonus increase and Council Sayre even went as far to do the very thing that he accused Councilman Conkey of trying to create a newspaper headline for himself by asking for the Council to convert the bonus to a yearly employee pay increase. Councilman Tharpe must have received some Town shirts this week from the employees that helped him change his mind for this weeks Councils vote.
Dear Spunky, you make yourself look stupid when you try to guess who people are on this site. Now if you think my facts are incorrect then feel free to state why you feel they are incorrect based on facts. The statement about the utility rates being low was based on an NVD article a month ago. This has been your weakness in many of your previous posts. I have nothing against Mr. Sayre other than my observations after watching both Council meeting online regarding the employee bonus issue. I think Mr Tharpe is just extremely entertaining to watch.
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Surely this is simply a way of keeping professionals in the office, and generating higher fees than the cost of the care, in situations where they would otherwise have to go home!
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The Partnership for New Generation Vehicles research effort from 1994-2002 was an early effort to conceptualize and build highly fuel efficient vehicles. The mass reduction goal was 40 percent. Actual vehicles achieved a mass reduction of 20 to 30 percent (NRC, 2001).
A recent study by the University of Aachen, done for the European Aluminum Association, looked at weight reduction opportunities for aluminum versus steel for subcompact and medium-sized passenger vehicles, crossover vehicles, and small multi-purpose vehicles. The Aachen study looked at optimizing the BIW and closures with aluminum intensive designs and concluded that a 40 percent weight savings in these areas was possible. BIW and Closure Reductions of 40-45 percent translate to an incremental (taking into account aluminum content already in standard production vehicles) 10-11 percent total vehicle weight reduction and with secondary weight savings yield approximately a 15 percent reduction in total vehicle weight (Aachen, 2010).
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2012 2nd Half Sneaker Hunting
During my highschool years, I became a member of our school's basketball team. I enjoyed staring at my teammate and other player's sneakers and comparing them to mine. I still remember the good old feeling when I was rocking the coolest pair of sneakers in school and my classmates were staring at my feet. Back in highschool, I wanted to have that coolest and sickest pair of sneakers but I can't because my parents can only afford to buy two pairs a year (a regular school shoes and a sports shoes). But now that I'm 22 years old and I got a job, I can afford to buy the sneakers that I want.
Here is the list of sneakers/shoes that I want to buy for the second half of 2012.
- Sperry Top-SiderChukka Boot
- Vans Chukka Del Barco Decon Walnut
- Vans Zapato Del Barco Black Leather
- Vans Madero Brown Suede
- Palladium Boots Dark Khaki
- Nike Air Jordan 11 Bred
- Nike Lunargride 3
A photo of our shoes. Next time, I'll post a photo of our hands. hahaha
Things to do this weekend:
1. Buy a new pair of sneakers. I'm still undecided whether to buy a pair of Vans authentic or plimsolls from Topman.
2. Haircut. Maybe, I'll try to copy Adam Levine or David Beckham's mohawk hairstyle for a change.
3. Buy a nice fitting jeans, a tank top, a snapback from Obey or The Hundreds
4. Window shopping with girlfriend
5. Take pictures
6. Eat burger and fries at McDonalds
7. Have a good time
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Another pair of my sneaker was stolen last night outside my apartment. I already lost two pairs of my sneakers, last August 2011 was the Supra Thunder burgundy and last night was the Vans Zapato del Barco.
I'll never forget my most favorite pair of Vans because it is the most comfortable, made of canvas compared to my other sneakers which are made of suede and nubuck. I realized how stupid I am. I blame myself for being careless. Another lesson learned.
Goodbye my Vans Zapato Del Barco (November 2010 - April 24, 2012)
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2012 First Quarter Must Have Shoes
Here are the shoes that I want to buy in the first quarter of 2012. The black Converse CTS and Vans Chukka Del Barco are must have.
My own skate ID.
My Christmas Wishlist
Sa nakabunot sa akin sa christmas exchange gift, pili ka sa mga ito ang gusto mong iregalo sa akin.
1. GO Doodle Notebook
2. Vans Keychain (available at Vans Glorietta, Trinoma, Greenbelt, Robinsons Galleria)
3. Artwork shirts
4. Artwork beany
5. Obey Snapback (available at GreyOne Social, Trilogy Boutique)
6. David Guetta Nothing But The Beat CD
rocking my vans authentic navy blue.
Now I know what I will look like when I grow up.
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Rust Belt on the Rise: Detroit
Most of you probably recognize Detroit from its so-called "post-apocalyptic" ruins. At first glance, it's easy to be taken aback. The city's not the cleanest. It's not the prettiest. And while many focus on the city's murder rate and recent bankruptcy, Detroiters remain stoic and optimistic. In fact, it ranks among the happiest cities in the U.S.. From burgeoning art installations to urban gardens, artisan markets, trendy music scenes, and hot dogs done right, Detroit's dusting off its reputation and clamoring for attention. In a city known for its recent descent into nothing, here a look into its best "somethings:"
See high art for low prices…
While Detroit's government flounders, its art scene flourishes. At the Detroit Institute of Arts, for only $8, you can gaze into one of America's most impressive art collections, including gems by van Gogh, Diego Rivera, Caravaggio, Rembrandt, and Picasso. But Detroit's art doesn't all stem from traditionalist perspectives. There's also the Heidelberg Project (located on Heidelberg Street), which Tyree Guyton transformed two city blocks into a free, massive outdoor art installation, or the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit ($5), which has garnered international acclaim. Due to low rent prices, artists have been flocking to Detroit for years. To see what they've been up to, check out the Third Thursday, by Art Detroit Now, where 62 stores, cafes, and galleries stay open late to showcase special art openings, exhibits, and programs. This happens on the third Thursday of every month. It's part of a growing artistic movement in Detroit that shows no signs of slowing.
Head to market…
Opened in 1841, Eastern Market, decorated with paintings of produce and livestock, is the largest historic public market in the United States. On Saturdays, forty-five-thousand people head to the historic district in search of fresh produce, meats, fresh-cut flowers, homemade jams, and colorful crafts. All of these treats fit any budget, from flat-broke to wealthy connoisseur. Within a six-block radius, over 250 independent vendors, from Michigan, Ohio, and Ontario, Canada, share their harvests with the city of Detroit.
Go to the great outdoors…
Fit with a conservatory, aquarium, and lush greenery, Belle Isle – located in the middle of the Detroit River, off McArthur Bridge between Detroit and Windsor, Canada – is the perfect escape from a day in the city. Enjoy a walk along the scenic trails surrounded by both the skyline and frolicking deer. Also located on the island are breathtaking botanical gardens, twenty greenhouses, and a soothing lily pond. Ever think you'd see a palm tree in Detroit? You'll find one here for the wonderful price of $0.
Have a Coney dog…
Lafayette of American? This isn't a question to answer lightly in Detroit. Both spots – Lafayette Coney Island and American Coney Island – serve up a cheap, classic hot dogs topped with a generous portion of chili. These dogs go for about $2. Opened by competing brothers at Michigan Ave. and Lafayette Ave., the rivalry has even been featured on Food Network and The Travel Channel. You can't take a trip to Detroit without grabbing a Coney dog…or, well, two Coney dogs.
Head straight to Corktown…
The shuttered Michigan Central Station may be one of the nighborhood's most recognized landmarks, but Corktown is on the upswing. From the neighborhood's new distillery – the first in Detroit since Prohibition – to the famous Slow's Bar-BQ, Corktown is giving Detroiters delicious dishes, one-of-a-kind art, and hope for its future. With live music venues, cozy art galleries, and cheap bites, no Detroit trip is complete with a day, or four, in this neighborhood. When you arrive, hop on a bike tour ($25 or $35 including bike rental) with Wheelhouse Detroit and explore the its Victorian houses and historic buildings. Then go for generous sandwiches (around $10) from Mudgie's, or cheap burgers and brews at Nemo's.
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Are you looking for ways to write an effective employee relocation letter? What three simple tips should you know?Please enjoy our video, "3 Tips for Writing Effective Employee Relocation Letters - CapRelo."
If you want to write an effective employee relocation letter that invigorates your employee about their new position and makes the transition easier on everyone involved, there are certain key pieces of information you should have first.
Fortunately, you don't need a three-ring binder or thick stacks of information in order to write this letter. Everything you need to write an effective employee relocation letter should be readily available to you. You'll just need to collect, or have someone collect, some key bits of information.
Before you write your letter, you should make sure you:
What should be the very first consideration of every employee relocation letter is instead often an afterthought--when it's even a thought at all! Typically, most of these letters are most concerned with employee relocation assistance, the different responsibilities or conditions of the employee's job in the new location, and maybe a bit of a pep-talk as an add-on.
While the employee relocation is being done for the good of your business, it's still your employee who should come first in the relocation letter. That's why it's important to mention the benefits of the relocation, as they apply to the individual employee, as soon as you can in your letter.
(The very first thing you should do, however, is remind him or her of the conversation that recently took place about his or her relocation. This letter should never be the first your employee hears of the move!)
These few minutes of consideration can pay off big in the long run: every bit of individualized attention you give your relocating employee now will make a bigger impact than it would under more normal circumstances. This translates into increased loyalty and productivity for your company.
If your employee's responsibilities or job function will change at all, these changes should be detailed in the relocation letter. You'll need information concerning:
Your employee relocation letter should also outline the assistance package your employee will be provided with. This should include:
Of course, you don't have to put this package together yourself. You can (and probably should) save money in the long run, while investing in your employee's productivity, by hiring out a managed solution by an experienced employee relocation company.
Holding someone's future in your hands is a serious matter. When you hand an employee relocation letter to someone, it may hit him or her like a ton of bricks. ... Or be a joyful moment that is cause for celebration. This largely depends on your company's approach.
According to most psychologists, a move is one of the most stressful events in a person's life—a major life event. You never want the employee relocation letter to be the first time that the employee has heard of their move. The employee should already know that this is a possibility. When you issue the letter, counseling before and after the letter are obligatory.
To put this in perspective, picture yourself as a child. One day your parents hand you a letter. It tells you to pack up everything and say goodbye to your friends with little to no warning. You may react to this with fear or shock. You may feel insulted or indignant, even though the new town and new school are much nicer, and have great new friends. The out-of-the-blue approach goes over like a lead balloon.
Employee relocation is an exciting opportunity to welcome change. Your offer for relocation shows that you are willing to make an investment in your employee; that you see him or her as an integral part of your growth and success of the company. The employee relocation letter will talk about the tangible details to follow.
You want your employee relocation letter to be straightforward and in plain English. At the same time, your letter needs to take into consideration the unique financial considerations of the employee. Before presenting the letter, start with a customized analysis of your employee's situation.
The employee should never be asked to go through this stressful situation and then have to absorb a negative cash flow, too. This is why a careful analysis beforehand is imperative.
If the individual is moving to an area with a higher cost of living, the analysis and compensation should reflect this. Just as moving to an area with a lower cost of living should plainly show how your employee benefits due to lowered living expenses. Your analysis should review property taxes, spousal income and after-tax cash flow.
The letter should include the terms of the transfer, one-time reimbursements for the move, any bonuses they may receive for the move, and any new responsibilities and promotions. Some letters of relocation may act as a starting point of negotiation while others will finely detail any discussions beforehand.
An exceptional employee relocation letter should be surrounded by an experience that is so compelling that the future will be happy and productive for all involved parties.
Employee Transfer Letters are given to employees who are being transferred to a different branch, department or location of their employer. The reasons for these letters' existence is more than just common professional courtesy. Transfer letters provide employee and employer the "ground rules" of the transfer.
Foundation for Transfer Letters
The purpose and reasons for issuing transfer letters is central to successful intra-company moves. Among the motivation and goals of these documents are the following -
Whether the transfer is employer-generated or a mutual agreement between employer and employee, the transfer letter offers visible, physical evidence of the move from one office or department to another. Since these documents are internal, they should be brief, to the point and devoid of legalese. Transfer letters should still contain pertinent information.
Transfer Letter ChecklistConsider the following items as a guide to create appropriate transfer letters.
Along with the ability to use the format of your choice, it is not necessary to note whether the transfer is voluntary or involuntary. However, if there is a change in title or responsibilities, these items are material and may be described. While there is no mandate that this information be included in transfer letters, changes in titles and duties should be written on some physical document for inclusion in the employee's personnel file.
Should the employer commit to monetary support for the transferee, it should be described in the company relocation policy. If "special" support is part of the transfer, the letter could note this fact, although the details are not necessary in this document.
The most vital feature of transfer letters is their clarity. They should be straightforward and direct. The employee and authorized personnel, who may view the letter in the future, deserve this clarity to avoid misunderstandings or confusion that might be experienced by either party.
Your human resources staff may have to fill out an employee transfer form or, in lieu of that, write an employee transfer letter. While the main goal of this letter is to inform a relocating employee of the terms of a transfer, it should never be the first communication about relocation.
An employee transfer letter and any accompanying employee transfer forms should follow a face-to-face conversation about the relocation. The employee transfer letter may inform the employee of the terms of the transfer, any reimbursements they can expect, or any bonuses they might receive as a result of accepting the transfer. It may be a starting point for negotiating an equitable relocation package, or it could reiterate details already agreed upon between the employee and the HR staff or the relocation company handling such details.
This important business correspondence should make a relocating employee feel good about the upcoming move and valued in the company. This can help get the relocation process off to a good start, contributing to a low-stress relocation.
An employee transfer letter should:
In addition to including specific details about the relocation—the where and the when—it should also include:
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This location is in the South Reno neighborhood in Reno. Nearby parks include Horizon View Park, Comstock Park and Huffaker Park.
Nearby schools include Kids R Kids and Double Diamond Elementary School.
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Fourteen-year-old Doug Swieteck seems to be stuck between a rock and a hard place. He has just moved to a new town, where he doesn't have any friends, and where his teachers — and the police — think of him as nothing more than a "skinny thug."
So it's easy to understand why Doug, the protagonist of our latest book for NPR's Backseat Book Club, Okay for Now, is anything but a happy-go-lucky kid.
"He has a beat-up situation, a beat-up family, a beat-up house," author Gary D. Schmidtexplains to NPR's Michele Norris. "And he comes to a new town, trying to find a new way to start. But he brings all of his beat-upedness with him."
Eventually, Doug finds his way to the local library, where he discovers a beautiful edition of John James Audubon's Birds of America. When he notices that nine of the pages with plates of birds have been cut out with a razor blade, he resolves to track them down.
"Doug, who is so beat-up, wants one thing in his life, just one thing in his life, that's whole," says Schmidt. "He has no resources, no way to do it, but he's determined to try and get all nine of those plates back. So this is a novel about this kid trying to do that, surrounded by people who come to love and cherish him."
One particular bird in the Audubon book, an Arctic tern, makes a profound impression on Doug:
He was all alone, and he looked like he was falling out of the sky and into this cold, green sea. His wings were back, his tail feathers were back, and his neck was pulled around as if he was trying to turn but couldn't. His eyes were round and bright and afraid. And his beak was opened a little bit, probably because he was trying to suck in some air before he crashed into the water. The sky around him was dark, like the air was too heavy to fly in. This bird was falling, and there wasn't a single thing in the world that cared at all.
Of course, Doug's hopeless interpretation is about much more than just the bird. It's a communion, of sorts.
"He looks at that picture and he sees his own life," says Schmidt. "He sees a bird or a living thing that's so beautiful falling out of the sky with nothing to support him at all. And in reality, the bird isn't falling out of the sky. He's going down to get something to eat. But Doug's perception is that he is alone and in trouble."
Schmidt puts a lot of trust in his young readers — trust that they will fill in the blanks when the emotionally beat-down Doug is slow to reveal all the complexities in his young life. And trust that they can handle the difficulties brought on by the adults in Doug's life — the abusive, alcoholic father, the diabolical gym teacher, and the big brother whose injury in Vietnam has an impact on everyone.
"You couldn't have been an adolescent during Vietnam and not been deeply affected by it and still carry that with you on some level," says Schmidt, adding that he wanted to impress upon young readers how pervasive the dangers and sacrifices of war were in that era, especially when so many young people had friends and family members whose names came up in the draft.
"In the spring of '68 your chances of being killed in Vietnam in the first 30 days are one in three. That's a pretty awful stat," Schmidt says. "But the wars that our middle and high school kids are living through are so, so hidden. And they seem so far away. … I wanted to write a book that showed that this is what war is like, that when you're growing up, it really is the case these [wars] can be in your face and that they will affect how you act."
At the same time, says Schmidt, he also wanted to imbue his novel with the positive turbulence of the late 1960s — especially the space race.
"We're heading toward the moon — it's unbelievable," he says. "And all of these things are happening so fast."
Like Doug, the young Gary D. Schmidt was also underestimated by his teachers. He went to a school where students were classified by aptitude: "If you're Track One you're the college-bound kid; if you're Track Two you'll have a good job; if you're Track Three you're the stupid kid. And I was tracked as Track Three. … I mean, we were going to serve french fries at McDonald's for the rest of our lives."
That meant Schmidt's early education didn't involve a lot of books or reading — until one day, a teacher intervened.
"I was taken up by a great, great teacher … who just liked me," he says, "and who one day walked into my Track Three classroom, no kidding, and she takes me by the hand, and she says, 'Come with me.' And I left my Track Three classroom and I walked with her to her Track One classroom. And she put me at a desk that was right beside hers, and she had stuffed it with books, most of which were below my grade level, but which I couldn't read because I was Track Three — I was 'stupid.' And she taught me how to read. And I grew to love them."


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St. Paul to start removing more ash trees next month
St. Paul will start cutting down more ash trees in the western part of the city next month, as part of its effort to stop the emerald ash borer infestation that was first noticed in 2009.
Two public meetings will be held to tell residents more about the program.
The meetings are:
- Thursday, Jan. 24, 6 p.m., Hillcrest Recreation Center, 1978 Ford Parkway
- Jan. 29, 6 p.m., Dayton's Bluff Recreation Center, 800 Conway St.
The city says there are about 30,000 ash trees in the city, about 30 percent of the city's overall trees, and a "structured removal" of infected trees will start in February.
This phase of the city's ash borer plan will remove trees that are not yet suffering from the insect infestation, but are damaged in other ways, from drought, salt or defects, and would be susceptible to the insects.
And while city officials are treating some trees with an insecticide, they say that only works to slow the disease.
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By BARRY BURLESON
Summer brings a new challenge for Jason Thompson.
"We're in the rebuilding phase," said the head coach of the H.W. Byers Lady Lions. "We have a lot of work to do, but we're excited about the opportunity to improve."
Byers is looking to fill, as best it can, the big shoes of five seniors who led the team to back-to-back Class 2A state championships. Gone are Rachel Jones, Amanda Jones, Kenyata Gulledge, Ciara Seldon and Symone Gorman.
"We're trying to give the inexperienced players the opportunity to get some experience (this summer)," Thompson said. "And we want the ones who have experience to gain some unity with the new players who are stepping up.
"We've had three incoming freshmen who have played and done well. But it's a big difference – from five seniors to three freshmen coming in and contributing."
He said his Lady Lions have played a bunch of games against some quality opponents – at sites like Lafayette, West Union, the University of Memphis and Myrtle.
"We've had a great summer," Thompson said, "against some great competition. I hope the summer will help set us up for another run (at a state crown) in the season upcoming."
Reclassification this year drops Byers to Class 1A. But the road remains tough. Joining the Lady Lions in the district are Ingomar, Myrtle, Potts Camp, West Union and Blue Mountain.
"They all play us harder because of what we've accomplished," Thompson said.
He urges supporters of the Lady Lions to be patient during the rebuilding process.
"I hope folks will give us the opportunity to improve and jell together and hopefully hit our stride about mid-season next year," Thompson said.
He thanked principal Gary Hannah, Bank of Holly Springs, the H.W. Byers Booster Club and the schools PTA for their help this summer.
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Inexperience is also the challenge on the boys' side at H.W. Byers. Coach Sylvester Kilgore will have just two seniors.
"It's been nice going against some other teams this summer so we can see what we have talent-wise," Kilgore said. "We have a lot of young players – including several eighth and ninth graders."
He said he has tried to keep things as simple as possible during the summer.
"The young guys gained some valuable time in our system going against some stiff competition," Kilgore said.
"This let's me see what we need to focus on the most going into next season."
The competition has included Holly Springs, Olive Branch, Myrtle, Ingomar and Coldwater.
As for moving down from Class 2A to 1A and the new district, Kilgore said, "If you look closely, it may be more competitive."
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Blizzard, Microsoft Codify Licenses for Machinima
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Wired has up a piece looking at two recent licenses released by Microsoft and Blizzard clarifying their policies towards player use of their games to create Machinima. It's an interesting discussion, because while Blizzard's license grants rights for the first time since World of Warcraft was released (essentially deliberately opening holes in their EULA), Microsoft's new policy takes rights away from enthusiastic Halo players at a time when everyone has just been given the capability to create their own in-game videos. Despite some trepidations, both licenses seem to be well received: "Even digital rights advocacy group the Electronic Frontier Foundation signed off on the rules ... Fred von Lohmann, an EFF senior staff attorney who examined both sets of rules, said the main difference between them lies in a user's base set of rights ... 'It's great news that both of these companies are taking machinima seriously enough that they have been willing to come out and authorize some kinds of machinima ... That's a huge improvement over where we were before, which was (that) no one wanted to give machinima guys any kind of guidance at all.'"


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