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Tortoise Shell Tumblers
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The contrast between the sleek, glossy amber and the deep, matte blue makes these ceramic guys perfect for holding anything from coffee to vino. You know what? They can even house those mini cacti and herbs you've been meaning to grow on your windowsill.
What to know: Handmade in Brooklyn; earthenware with cobalt underglaze and black and amber overglazes; each measures 3 ½ inches by 4 ½ inches; sold as a set of 4.
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For many of us, the magical noon hour is for stuffing our faces while trolling Twitter. But for Forrest Lewinger, lunchtime has nothing to do with eating. A Georgia guy who moved to NYC in 2011, Forrest, who spends his days as a potter and production assistant for a high-end ceramicist, decided to commit his midday meal time to creating one original piece of artwork per day—clay creations, glazed blue, that he called lunch pots. After a few months at it in 2012, these projects began to take over his apartment—and friends asked to take them off his hands. "But they're really hard for me to let go," Forrest says. "I still have them all over my house. They're from the start of something," says Forrest. In fact, they were the start of his own company, which quickly got a name: Workaday Handmade. Since those early days, he has expanded his scope to hand-thrown and -painted cups, bowls, and vases, has mixed up his color palette, has gotten a studio space, and has added some after-hours time to the schedule. We just hope that at some point he starts taking a lunch break for real. —jackie varriano workadayhandmade.com
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Walk to Work with the Man Behind Workaday Handmade
When Workaday Handmade's Forrest Lewinger needs inspiration, he forgoes traditional transportation and hoofs it across Brooklyn, from his Williamsburg home and his Bed-Stuy studio—a 30-minute stroll that always sparks something for the ceramicist. Here's what he passes on his path from Leonard to Powers to Lorimer to Flushing. —jackie varriano "Gimme is the first place I stop in the morning—for a cappuccino. Great coffee!" "You will see a lot of these little vitrines and alters with saints or the Virgin Mary inside of them. I really love how outwardly decorative they can be around here. It's not about taste or style but more about tradition and family." "When I am walking around the city, I'm looking for unexpected color combinations and patterns that may find their way into my work. There are a few patterns on my pots that have come directly from something I saw while walking around." "Going under the tracks at Lorimer and Broadway represents a big shift in not only cultural and religious communities but architecture as well. My studio is right in the middle of the largest Hasidic Jewish community in the world. It is a very autonomous community, with shops and places of gathering and worship. I love watching how the people connect to the city that surrounds them. " "Sometimes you really feel transported to another place and time in this area. I imagine that I could have seen the same scene 100 years ago." "When you walk through the 'hood, you can really get lost in the details and juxtapositions of everyday objects and words and activity. It's a mess—and that's what I love about it and where I find inspiration. I look for the handmade wherever I can. Having something handmade, whether it's a pot, some food, or a sign, gives the thing character even if it's almost perfect." Forrest made the prettiest darn tumblers for your home—get the set now.Read More »
Throw a Bowl with Workaday Handmade
You know what's magical about hand-thrown clay wares? It's impossible to make pieces that are exactly the same. Just ask Forrest Lewinger of Workaday Handmade: He looks at each one of the 200 tumblers he created for Of a Kind as an individual, saying, "It's interesting to look back and see how different they all are. They each have their own personality." Get a peek into his process as he turns a blob into a bowl. —jackie varriano "First you need to wedge your clay to get all the air bubbles out. Wedging is a lot like kneading dough." "Then you want to shape it into a ball, like so!" "Next, when the wheel is still, you want to slam your clay down on to the wheel so it's stuck and won't slide off the wheel head. This is where throwing gets its name." "Now the trickiest part: centering. In order to have control over your ball of clay, you need to compress it so that it is spinning smoothly on the wheel's axis. This is the one that takes the most practice. Once you get centering, everything else gets a lot easier." "Throwing is a combination of applying firmness and strength and being guided by the movement of the clay. Once it's centered, with your elbows anchored on your hips, push your thumbs into the middle of the centered clay, and try to keep it from wobbling." "For bowls, you want to widen the hole in the clay you just made with you thumbs by slowly pulling it outward." "Now for the fun! By compressing the clay between your left and right hands, slowly guide the clay upward. You want to keep one arm anchored into your body to keep everything steady." "Once you've gotten a shape you like, you need to let it dry for the trimming process." "Once the bowl is dry enough to hold its own shape, you put it back on the wheel to trim. Trimming is about finessing the shape. I've been liking clean, simple shapes lately." "Trimming is also about making a foot. And making your mark." "Bam!" See what else Forrest can make out of clay—like this rad tumbler set.Read More »


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Arizona Wildcats
2013 Pac-12 opponents announced, Arizona to miss Stanford, Oregon State
The Pac-10 had it right.
Each team played the rest of the conference in a round robin-style schedule, leading to an obvious and uncontested champion at the end of the year.
After all, everyone played a similar schedule, so what would there be to complain about?
Then Colorado and Utah came in and messed things up.
The addition of the two schools caused a shakeup in the scheduling, with each school now missing two from the other division.
For Arizona, that meant no dates with California and Washington State the last two years.
Next year they'll welcome both of those schools back onto the docket, but at the expense of both Oregon State and Stanford.
ESPN.com's Ted Miller broke down the conference opponents for every Pac-12 school, and here's what he had for the Wildcats:
Home: ORE, UCLA, UTAH, WSU.
Away: ASU, CAL, COLO, USC, WASH
Miss: Oregon State, Stanford
Both Oregon State and Stanford are top-25 teams this year, so Arizona looks to have caught a break this season with regards to conference scheduling.
The Wildcats were already slated to visit UNLV and host the University of Texas San Antonio as part of the out of the non-conference schedule.
In comparison, Arizona State will not play Oregon or California next season.
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- Bearing Down with Adam and Jarrett - Oct. 23Adam and Jarrett have A.D. Greg Byrne on and then discuss the Washington St. game.
- Ray Anderson, ASU Athletic Director ASU Athletic Director Ray Anderson discusses finally beating Stanford.
- Rick Neuheisel - Pac-12 Network Analyst Rick Neuheisel believes it could be a rough weekend for the Sun Devils against Stanford.
- Bearing Down with Adam and Jarrett - Oct. 14Adam and Jarrett talk about the Cats' first loss of the season and what it means going forward.
- Rich Rodriguez, U of A Football Head CoachArizona Head Coach Rich Rodriguez talks about the Wildcats' heartbreaking loss to USC.


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As Queenie decides her loyalties and delivers a warning, Fiona struggles against her ailing health and tries to figure out which of the girls the next Supreme might be. As Cordelia rallies the girls in the fight to stop Fiona, a panicked Misty Day arrives at the Academy, hunted by a dangerous but unknown new enemy... and accompanied by an unexpected ally. Convinced they've identified the next Supreme, Cordelia leads the girls in a rarely-performed ritual known as The Sacred Taking, which allows for the next Supreme's ascension. The only hitch: it involves the selfless suicide of the current Supreme. And so a plan is hatched to convince Fiona to give up hope. Back at Cornrow Alley, the rivalry between Marie Laveau and Madame LaLaurie comes to a head as Marie enacts her horrible vengeance. Meanwhile, Joan punishes Luke severely for his involvement with the girls, and Nan tries to come to his rescue, but the intervention of another party leads to tragedy. As alliances shift and a love triangle forms, the Coven becomes aware of a new danger.
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TMZ has learned ... Chaz Bono will be hitting the hardwood on the new season of "Dancing with the Stars."
Multiple sources connected with the show tell us ... Chaz has signed on and will be partnered with a female professional. Makes sense, because Chaz is legally a man ... baby.
Stay tuned
I will no longer be watching DWTS. They are getting desperate for dancers. How sad, it used to be fun watching the dancers and who would win, I will be watching something other than this show for now on. To pair a woman with a woman is disgusting and I hope other partner Chastity will be dancing with will speak up and object to this disgusting show.
I would rather see Chaz than Bristol
Chaz is starting to be a nice-looking man. I sure hope he is lifting some iron between now and the shooting of the show - as I imagine he's going to be expected to do the lifts just as well as any of the other men!! But as a married lesbian with a newly transgendered (male to female) sister, to Chaz I say "Congratulations, bravo for being courageous, and more power to ya!!!"
Good exercise and great confidence builder.maybe they can convince Mom to appear
wow! there are a lot of ignorant, uneducated and just plain stupid people commenting here... which makes me even more proud of Chaz! Think about all the **** he has to go through every day because of people like you, and he still has the courage to be himself! i wish him nothing but happiness and good luck.
youve got to be kidding. now cher would be ok. but this person, another smack in the face of the public...........
Sorry but how do you call someone ignorant or uneducated just because they view people like Chaz different then you? She will always be a she to me (she has female chromosomes) and just because she got her sweater bumps cut off, does not change that. If I glue feathers to myself and call myself a duck, does that make me one? Chaz says she was a man trapped in a woman's body, a person down the street has trouble telling reality from fantasy, so what is the difference? Technically they are both schizophrenic by definition except one we are suppose to feel sorry for and the other we put in a hospital
Will never watch again. Gross.
I would like to know how someone can consider themselves a male when they will never have a penis.
Also, I always wonder why lesbians don't want to date men when there is usually one manly looking women in a couple. I thought the point was that they don't like men?
Poor Cher - Looks like she'll be hitting the bottle during the up and coming season. I just can't imagine......
will be interesting to see him/her and Nancy Grace on the same show LOL
How VERY sad. This is it for me. I have watched my LAST season of DWTS. I used to look so forward to it, couldn't get enough of it...now I'm so over it.
I think the executive decision to bill Miss Bono and her gender confusion(?) as a participant this season will be very poorly ranked for viewers. Bad decision. The further 'grandizement' of this WOMAN'S lack of confidence as a natural WOMAN should only be dealt with privately. I do pray for her, as she is obviously seeking to find meaning in life.
I have watched DWTS with my mom for years, this year I will do without. I don't need to see this freak show on my tv. DWTS is doing down the tubes.
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KRASNAYA POLYANA, Russia - Canada's Kaillie Humphries and Heather Moyse are Olympic champions again.
They won gold today in the women's bobsled competition at the Sochi Games.
The Canadian duo finished with a four-run time time of three minutes 50.61 seconds at the Sanki Sliding Center.
They came back to beat the US-1 sled, which led up to the final run but struggled in its fourth and final trip down the track.
The US-2 sled took bronze.
Humphries teamed with Moyse to win Olympic gold four years ago at the Vancouver Games.
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One of my favorite time-saving features inside of Illustrator is to utilize symbols, and this is something that not a lot of people use, and I'm really confused as to why. Basically, symbols allow you to take artwork that you create inside of Illustrator, and save it for later, for use in other projects, or whatever else you might be wanting to use it for. Symbols live in their own panel called the Symbols panel, and so I store things in the Symbols panel like commonly used logos, different types of icons, and all kinds of stuff. In this movie, we'll be taking a look at symbols; where they live, and how they can help us.
I'll go and create a new document, just so I have something up on screen; doesn't matter what size, or anything else. Once I get the new document created, I'm going to go over and find the Symbols panel, which should be next to your Brushes and Swatches in the Essentials Workspace. If you don't see symbols out on your screen, you can go to the Window menu, and find Symbols, or press Shift+Control+F11 on the PC; Shift+Command+F11 on the Mac. Once you find the Symbols panel, you can just drag it out. The Symbols panel has a few different symbols already inside of it.
Things like a Process Rectangle, Vector Grime, Illuminated Orange, Trim Marks, Ribbons, and of course, a Flower. And so you can utilize these symbols simply by clicking and dragging them out on to your artboard, and the symbols will just act as a piece of artwork. Symbols are a great way to save on file size in a document as well, because each time you drag a symbol out into your document, you're actually just referencing the original file that was created using that symbol, and therefore, inside the file, there's only technically that one particular file, as opposed to, let's say I had 50 of these flower symbols out there; it's only referencing the one flower that exists somewhere else.
Symbols can be updated, edited, and also changed in any way that you want. You can also access a huge library of preset symbols inside of Illustrator as well. We'll be exploring those in a future movie, but for now, let just see how we can get symbols out on to our artboard. When working with the Symbols panel here, all you have to do to get symbol out on your artboard is select it, and then drag it out. Once you get it out there, you can see, this is just a vector object that I can scale, and manipulate. It's almost like you're able to save shapes, like in Photoshop, but in this case, they're called Symbols. And they're always linked, so that any time they need to be updated, or anything like that, you can do so, and any document that's got those can automatically be updated as well.
In any case, like I said, symbols are a great timesaver, and if you take the time to build a great organizational structure of your symbols, you'll be able to use them in multiple projects, for multiple clients, and it's going to save you a ton of time.
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Our Man in the Field: The Process of the IP Solution, Part VII
Our man in the field begins his in-depth look at video storage solution with a quick trip back in time
Hello again. I realize that I am a couple of weeks behind on our continuing quest to go digital, but I have a very good excuse worked up and it's ready to fertilize the nearest garden.
The fact is that I have taken on a new position with a formidable company. This all started some five months ago and I needed to get caught up on the basic fundamentals of working for a corporation again. It has, after all, been over 25 years since I received a check with a signature other than my own in the authorization slot.
For those of you that have been emailing me with comments, questions and the such, I apologize for not responding. I am not trying to be rude; I have just been inundated by everything as of late, so please accept this as my blanket apology to all -- especially to Jocelyn Getson and the crew of Vision Technology International, who wrote and asked specifically if I would be continuing with this series on going digital.
Please note that I have a new email address for you to write to (see the About the Author footer at the end of this column). Please keep the comments and such coming and I will respond; I promise.
Does this job situation mean that I am no longer printing/distributing my books and training programs? Absolutely not. LeapFrog Training & Consulting is still alive and well and our technical library and various products can be found at www.LTCTrainingCntr.com. LeapFrog is slowly narrowing down its offerings, but this training center is alive and well just the same. I too am still very much alive, well and available for any/all that are having questions and problems, or for those who just want to comment.
OK, this is a good place for a review of our current standing on the process of going digital. The opening article, the one that actually started the series, concentrated on the whole definition of what going digital means and covered the general principals of designing CCTV systems with purpose. Article II ran through the process of choosing the proper camera for your application. Article III discussed lighting situations. Article IV covered analog and digital resolution ... the key differences and problems with both. Article V discussed choosing lenses and some of the intricacies of math and vision. Article VI, the last posted message before I had to take a break, ran through cabling and transmissions.
This week it seems quite natural that we start to discuss storage of the video image. Please understand that this is a very involved conversation and will end up taking two or even three separate articles. But no long road is ever walked without the first step.
A little history to digest
History ... again with the history. I remember when video was recorded on reel to reel units (Yes, I really am that old). This was before the advent of the cassette players of the mid-1970s. Everything that we hold as fact for recording video images today dates back to these original systems and opens our general perception of video recording. The major topic of any storage system today, be it VHS, DVR or hard drive, rotates around our understanding of the beginning. The first subject is called "real" time.
With the introduction of digital recording units, the first mad-capped statement coming out of the manufacturer's lips was that the security industry did not need to record in "real time", but that two to five images per second was plenty. I was one of the first to stand up and mock this statement, and I did so adamantly! I wasn't upset by the fact that the new, modern digital format recording systems could only record two or three images per second. I was upset that anyone would use such a blatant, blanket statement about visual security.
I was also upset that the world was moving on. Over the next couple of years, I heard more and more manufacturers claiming that their digital unit could record in "real time". Finally, it hit me. I wasn't upset about recording fewer images per second, I was upset by the misuse of the terminology "real time".
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text: Unto the great and noble populace of Ansteorra do I send greetings. We have set forth after many hours of contemplation, discussion, counsel, and planning to address the daunting task of creating a better Kingdom Calendar. Please understand that no change is without it's dangers, that is why I have volunteered to track in real time the effects of this change on Our Kingdom with the help of several people. We have suggested that if we cannot show a marked improvement by way of a decided attendance boost by the end of the second year, that these rules are revisited and the necessary changes be implemented immediately. Below is a list of the overall goals of this set of Kingdom Law changes. The requirements of these changes are based on a calendar year rotation, and therefore will become effective as of January 1, 2012 for ease of implementation and the tracking of effects to the Kingdom as a whole. *Goals* A. To increase the overall cohesiveness of the calendar by eliminating large gaps in the calendar between events. B. To increase overall attendance at individual events by eliminating inter-group competition for the attention and attendance of a similar or in some instances the same pool of eventees. C. To increase the overall health of the Kingdom by limiting or eliminating the loss, dissolution, and/or suspension of Our smaller groups through rigorous attempts to increase the likelihood of event profitability. *Now for my explanation of how we accomplish these goals.* 1. To eliminate large gaps in the calendar there will be a minimum of 45 weekends booked with calendar events and holidays (New years, Thanksgiving, & Christmas) before groups will be allowed to schedule a second event on any given weekend. This is by far the simplest solution, and it also allows for the other goals to be met. 2. To increase overall attendance at individual events several steps have been taken. a. The above elimination of gaps will spread our events out more evenly. This will mean less likelihood of competition from other groups on any given weekend. b. All events occurring on the same weekend must be at a minimum distance of 150 miles apart. Additionally, the Group of Record's main cities must also be 150 miles apart. Again, this will help ensure that no groups or events are in competition for attendance. c. Spreading out events means that the TRM's will have greater flexibility to attend more and better events. Crown attendance has historically increased the overall attendance of an event. d. Certain events like Crown Tournament and Baronial PED's will be protected from conflict. This means that these weekends will be limited to 1 event Kingdom wide. This will allow any person that would normally be torn between any two of these events the luxury of attending both should they so choose. It will not diminish their ability to attend either. e. Multi-Group events will still be encouraged with a few administrative changes to make hosting them easier. These events may be the Group of Record's PED, and there will be a bid form that will be turned into the Kingdom Seneschal. 3. To increase the overall health of the Kingdom by limiting or eliminating the loss, dissolution, and/or suspension of Our smaller groups there have been changes made in how and when events are scheduled and to a much lesser extent how profits are shared with the Kingdom. a. Remove the additional 20% of profit to the Kingdom if the Kingdom funds an event. This will be closely monitored by the Seneschalate, and not all requests or bids will be accepted. This should be a last resort and used sparingly as it is truly meant to help those small groups at the brink. The base profit share percentages are not being changed. b. Shires, Cantons, Colleges, and Strongholds may schedule events up to 24 months in advance. This will give the smaller groups the first pick of "good" weather weekends. It also affords them the greatest amount of time to advertise. c. Baronies and Provinces may schedule events up to 18 months in advance. *PED* dates are scheduled in perpetuity, but may only be changed within the 18 month limit. This should ensure a broad range of days after the PED's are chosen but still allow the smaller groups to flourish. d. Multi-Group events may be scheduled up to 12 months in advance. This limitation gives these events the best chance for success by reducing officer turnover between the time of inception and execution. Thank you to all the people who have helped with this. Your time, your patience, and your advice have been invaluable. I look forward to seeing what the next few years will bring for the entire Kingdom. Gramercy, Lochlan and Gwen Rex et Regina


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I wanted to join Amrita School of Communication, Amrita University becasue the university is very reputed in the South and it gives a recognised PG Degree. Another thing is it has the support of a TV channel like Amrita TV that won 15 Kerala State awards last year. But I am not averse to travelling elsewhere if I can get the same deal. Can you suggest an alternative up Northern or Western of India?
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Unemployment: Strucs vs Cycs
Brad DeLong places himself squarely in the camp of the Cycs rather than the Strucs when it comes to Jim Ledbetter's distinction between economic unemployment theorists. The Cycs think that unemployment is cyclical and will fall as demand grows; the Strucs think it's structural, and the result of a mismatch between the jobs available and the unemployed workers looking for employment.
DeLong reckons that there can't be much of a mismatch, because there's precious little evidence of excess demand for labor in any industry. But this ignores, I think, globalization: companies which can't fill jobs domestically simply outsource them, or set up shop abroad. Rather than looking just at U.S. employment figures, it would be helpful to look also at the total number of people employed by U.S. companies, and see whether that's showing a different trend.
I also think it makes sense to break the Struc argument down into its component parts: the inability of the unemployed to find work, on the one hand, and the inability of employers to find good employees, on the other. The first part seems to be undeniable, and it's surely getting worse as the length of time that people have been looking for work rises inexorably. The longer you've been without a job, the harder it becomes to get one, until you become unemployable.
Meanwhile, just because it's hard to find good employees doesn't mean that your business is booming and that there are lots of incentives for the unemployed to join your industry. The Cycs could well have a point here — if we get an uptick in total demand, then that might help increase employment in the parts of the economy with tight labor markets. But for the time being, employers who can't find the employees they want seem to be resigned to simply keeping on going with the employees they've got: dreams of expansion have given way to grim survival and a refusal to take on extra debt or risk. And they certainly don't want to risk raising their prices in this economy, even if they suspect they could get away with doing so.
And then there are all the stickinesses in the labor market: people like to stay where they are, rather than moving to where the jobs are. (This fact is only exacerbated by high homeownership rates.) They tend, certainly in the first instance, not to even look for jobs which pay much less than they were last earning: if you used to be a high-producing subprime mortgage originator, it'll take a while before you consider training to be a yoga instructor. And then, by the time that you capitulate to the new economic reality, you've been unemployed for so long that your chances of getting any job at all have dissipated significantly.
Empirically, there's no doubt that the Cycs have been proved wrong in their forecasts: unemployment now is significantly worse than the Obama administration forecast even without the benefit of the stimulus package.
Yes, at the margin, government stimulus can create jobs. Especially if its carefully targeted towards things like small-business lending and arts subsidies. But job creation is more of an art than a science, and there's always a chance it'll fail. Especially if you attempt it in the face of full-bore Republican obstructionism in Congress. So the political reality is that high unemployment is going to be with us for the foreseeable future. Which is something that I'd guess both the Cycs and the Strucs would agree with.
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I think the real role that confidence (lack of) plays in our tepid recovery is a lack of confidence in the USA as a good place to hire, to invest in employees. We are on a dedicated spree of job loss to low wage, low regulation locales, and have been for decades. The momentum is behind going offshore.
America has become stigmatized as a locale for investment in job creating industry.
It simply makes more sense for companies to invest elsewhere.
This won't change until Congress wakes up and smells the protectionist coffee. I think they don't have the kahunas for the moment – and foreseeable future. That means our unemployment will have to get dreadful, considerably worse, before the inevitable happens.
Buckle up for a rocky ride.
Arts subsidies? Okay, I'll bite – why? It doesn't seem like the type of business activity that would have a significant impact on job creation.
Maybe we could stop saying "unemployment" and start saying DISemployment?
The 10% nominal (20% real) numbers are the result of choices by our policy elite, and not accidents.
In a hypothetical laissez-faire free market where employers are free to pay as little as they want and without a generous safety net (which we arguably have), I am certain that unemployment would be extremely low.
This is simple economics. The price of labor would move to a market clearing level.
Our Federal minimum wage has risen to $7.25 per hour and with taxes and benefits, is at around $10 per hour. This comes to around $1600 per month at minimum. In thriving cities, this minimum wage isn't that much of a problem but in poor and rural areas, it completely ruins the functioning of the market. Felix, your playground is Manhattan. Out in Michigan or Arizona, if a teenager could make $5 an hour all summer long, it would provide a boost to his family's finances and the local economy. He won't starve and he'll probably learn a lot and make more next year. Instead, the bottom rungs of the ladder don't exist.
In China the average wage is somewhere around $200 per month. As long as companies have a fiduciary duty to their shareholders, high unemployment will be with us.
Deflation is very bad for employment at the lower levels in the face of high minimum costs. Inflation would reduce the impact of these high minimums, but we don't have inflation presently.
The Strucs have it, IMO.
I partly agree with DanHess in that the minimum wage has risen too quickly for business to adjust. $7.25/hr is a pittance, but with full-time hours it gets one out of poverty. I don't have the numbers in front of me, but wasn't the minimum wage in America something like $4/hr only 5 years ago? That nearly 100% wage hike in such a short period is an enormous burden… the price is right, but the adjustment period should have been longer or some type of hiring credit available to help with the new cost of labour.
I also agree that some kind of apprenticeship or co-operative work experience mechanism should be in place, whereby kids/young adults can get experience in their field but perhaps work at a reduced rate for the chance. This really does benefit everyone – even though it opens up the opportunity for abuse.
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@peat, it is econ 101, which maybe you did not study in school. If the price is completely free to move, the market will clear. I am not discussing whether it is socially desirable to let the market-clearing price be so low. But we shouldn't fix prices and then act surprised when the market doesn't clear. It is precisely at the low levels near minimum wage where unemployment is through the roof, at depression-levels.
http://www.dol.gov/compliance/guide/minw age.htm
"Employees of firms that do not meet the $500,000 annual dollar volume test may be covered in any workweek when they are individually engaged in interstate commerce, the production of goods for interstate commerce, or an activity that is closely related and directly essential to the production of such goods."
Minimum wage therefore covers just about every business.
On another note, the shift in young people away from the skilled trades is a big source of the unemployment problem, according to Manpower.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Lack-of-sk illed-workers-rb-1457929627.html?x=0&sec =topStories&pos=7&asset=&ccode=
@DanHess, come now, this is week 1 of econ101 stuff that you're misapplying. You've learned in your econ101 about the assumptions behind the model of perfect competition[1], haven't you?
Intra-township lawn care is not interstate commerce.
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perfect_Com petition#Necessary_assumptions
CDN_finance: the minimum wage 5 years ago was $5.15, which adjusted for inflation, was the lowest it has ever been since the 1940s.
Dan Hess, youth under 20 can be paid $4.25 for their first 90 consecutive days with an employer.
Housing prices are not the only impediment to moving. I am a lawyer/CPA who has been out of work for 11 months, since mass layoffs hit for those who weren't bringing in enough revenues. I am a technician, and planner, not a country-club member who drums up business by establishing buddies from whom I can call up for business.
Being only licensed in MD, it would be a huge difficulty getting licensed in a new state without a job in hand. Why should I spend a lot of time studying for the FL bar exam and CPA exam, plus a whole lot of money, just to get licensed there without a job in hand. And I will get no job out-of-state without those licenses, so I am in a catch-22 due to the State licensing requirements.
Economists seem to think that structural unemployment is entirely about mismatch. What if jobs are simply being eliminated entirely? This has certainly been happening in manufacturing. The US is still the world leader in manufacturing output; we just don't have the jobs because manufacturing has automated. Globalization can have nearly the same impact as technology, especially in cases like service offshoring.
A second point is that structural unemployment will CREATE cyclical unemployment…because if you lose your job because of technology (or skills mismatch) then you obviously will buy less coffee and less yoga….right?
Check out this book: The Lights in the Tunnel: Automation, Accelerating Technology and the Economy of the Future. (Free PDF at http://www.thelightsinthetunnel.com)
This book explains what economists seem not to understand. The impact thus far may be difficult to detect, but I think in the future it will become very obvious. Almost every sector will be hit heavily in the future.


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I was watching ESPN and Skip Bayless–surprise, surprise–said the Ravens are a fraudulent 9-2, and just as easily could be 5-6. He pointed out they could have lost NE, Dallas, Pittsburgh and San Diego.
Guess what, they could be 3-8, because they could have lost KC and the first Cleveland game too. But they're not. They're 9-2. And, hey Skip, they could be 10-1, because they they lost to Philly by 1 point. Show me a team that doesn't have some games they could have or should have lost. Or, some games they could have or should have won.
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The Millers: TV review
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With an incredibly talented cast and a creator who's excelled at family comedy recently, it's surprising that The Millers is such a misfire. The humor that relies mostly on mocking the older members of the family, meaning this sitcom lacks the heart and bizarre tone of writer Greg Garcia's Raising Hope, a far more capable and enjoyable series.
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Nathan (Will Arnett) has been, with the help of his sister Debbie (Jayma Mays), concealing his recent divorce from his parents. However, when mom Carol (Margo Martindale) and dad Tom (Beau Bridges) show up to his apartment unexpectedly, he is unable to keep up with the lie. Bolstered by his son's new-found freedom, Tom decides to finally separate from his wife and heads out to stay with his daughter while Carol stays with Nathan. While the couple has a home of their own that has temporarily been flooded by Tom's clumsiness, it appears that, for the sake of the comedy, the parents will continue to stay with their chosen offspring for the foreseeable future.
There's something profoundly sad about watching Emmy-winning actress Martindale, who was kicking some serious ass on The Americans earlier this year, being reduced to fart humor. Similarly, Beau Bridges, who has a very compelling character arc on this season's best new drama, Masters of Sex, does little in this opening episode besides fumble with various appliances. There's certainly an interesting and even funny story to be told about an older couple trying to start over without one another, but The Millers doesn't seem concerned with telling it. Rather, it focuses on Nathan and Debbie's frustrations with having to suddenly adjust to life with their parents. Arnett and Mays are charming actors but they can't make these two characters likeable as they snipe and groan.
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