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I see the reasoning from a child development perspective, but really, I do have a big problem with an employer telling an employee what to eat. I'm glad your employer didn't really push it with you. They really went after my mother about that.
I see the reasoning from a child development perspective, but really, I do have a big problem with an employer telling an employee what to eat. I'm glad your employer didn't really push it with you. They really went after my mother about that.
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I agree with Mandy, Bridget. It doesn't make sense for you to throw away food and for them to be hungry. I'd probably ask them to bring their own food. But, like Myles mentioned, maybe there are some "bridge" foods? I don't know, though -- pb&j, sliced cheese, milk... that's really typical kid food. If they won't eat that, well, jeez. I know it would be really hard for you to serve them absolute junk every day, even if it was brought by the parents. How can kids be healthy and energetic on nothing but donuts, froot loops, hot dogs and chocolate milk? I guess I'd keep trying with the family to come up with a list of foods that the kids will eat that are okay to be served in your house. If the kids end up at a regular school someday, there might be food rules, too. Lots of places ban junk food in lunches, so the parents are going to have to get their kids used to eating real food at some point. Right? (I mean, i hope?)
Our daycare only provides snacks, so we have been packing JoJo's lunch forever. I would just have them do that. But I wouldn't blame it on the fact that they don't like the food, just say your business model is changing or something.
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The rule in Josh's class is that they're supposed to bring in a healthy snack but then they're served junk for lunch. I have to laugh at the mozzerella stick day. Yep...mozzerella stick lunch. With like, canned veg on the side.
What if you had more choices--would it be too much work to plan out a monthly lunch menu and send it home so the parents can look it over with their kids and prepare them for what you're serving every day? Have a main meal and a fallback sandwich or something. That's what Josh's school does. They do a meal and they have the same sandwiches all the time that the kids can get instead.
The thought of planning meals a month in advance makes me shudder! lol. That was suggested to me by my food rep from usda as well but it's just so against my nature! I plan the week and even that is daunting sometimes! Oh and there are always lots of choices. I will make pb&J if they don't want my lunch. Difference being if I make it on the bread I buy for SAvana (she is not gluten free but I can't homemake bread anymore because that would just be cruel to Kai since his favorite thing in the world was fresh baked bread) they won't eat it. I used some white bread that I had frozen from when my aunt was here ages ago and they ate most, but still complained about my peanut butter!
Thanks Mandy! It was weird, just glad it's working correctly again. And things here are amazing! My IUI failed, of course, but I'm trying not to focus on that. The good news is that the doctors said I can "try" an unmedicated cycle this time, but we can still do an IUI. That will be interesting! And hubby said that he does really want another baby, so he wants us to try as often and as soon as possible. That surprised me, in a good way.
Aw, Jennifer, sorry about that! You just need to come visit. ; ) If it helps, we are DESPERATELY low on rain, it will a drought summer for sure...
Funny story about dogs barking... My current dog, an Australian Shepherd, hardly ever barks. The dog before him, an Akita, used to NEVER bark. She was my search and rescue dog, so I was constantly looking for cool new things to train her on. We did everything- rubble piles, rappeling, even hot loads in a helicopter. Plus the basics, like sit, stay, down, come. So one day I got the brilliant idea to teach my COMPLETELY silent, never make a sound dog, to bark on command. It took a while, but I finally did. Yay!! ...she never shut up again. Hah! Be careful what you wish for...
It will be a LONG time until Maiya is ready for something like Star Wars... Like N, she is very sensitive. She gets scared with Diego... And she's never watched the Lion King movie, but I have the Broadway sound track in my car. She asks me to tell the story of each song "What's happening with this song?" And when we get to the part where Mufasa dies, she either tells me to turn it off, or tells me "I think this time the baby lion saves the daddy lion and he doesn't die!" Though I look forward to the days we can have family movie nights!
Aw, Suja, cute story about Mira and the spider... They try to be so brave and big!
Myles, B is so cute!!
Oh, Bridget, that is a tough situation... I can't speak from a provider's point of view, but as a mom, I know what I would want. Have you asked the parents what they want? I know you said they don't care what the kids eat, but do they have a preference between you continuing to feed them healthy meals, even if the go hungry, versus them bringing their own food? Have any parents compained about the kids coming home hungry?
As a mom, I would want you to continue to provide healthy food, and if they go hungry, they just go hungry. But that's me, and I DO care what she eats! I agree with the "bridge foods" idea. Can you just keep some healthy, kid friendly snacks around? Like cheese slices, fruit slices, veggies with dip? Maybe just make ONE PB&J sandwhich, cut it in to small cubes and split it between all the picky kids, and give them some of the "munchies", and let them eat what they will?
I'm having a dilemma ladies... Maiya's birthday party is outside, and I can't figure out the date. Weather is so unpredictable now! I've been watching the month's weather forecast, and except for the last few days, cold, cloudy and rainy was predicted for the end of March and beginning of April. But it seems the forecast was wrong, because now next weekend is looking GORGEOUS, and the next three are all nasty. I'm really, really wanting to throw her birthday party next weekend, but that is literally only one week away. Too short of notice! But April is looking so cold and nasty, that otherwise it will probably end up being in May.
I SHOULD just do it indoors like everyone else, but she is such an outdoor girl, and has been talking for months about her birthday party at the park...
I mean, obviously I'm not going to spring a one-week's notice birthday party on everyone (especially since I'm hoping to bribe my brother and SIL and their boy to drive out from Utah, hah!). But I sure wish I could. Or that I could control the weather. Either one!
Bridget, want me to scan and send you Mira's lunch menu from school? The menu will be pre-planned for you, one month at a time, and no thinking! It isn't terrible either, and I'm sure you can make more or less healthy versions if you want.
Janet, I'm SO sorry...I know just how it feels.
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Suja, thanks for the offer. It's not the making of the menu so much as the planning what to have so far in advance. I don't even always know when I can get to the grocery store since we don't shop in town. I'm not doubting that meal planning might help with my organization but it's just not my style! I make a general plan on Sunday what I will serve during the week and pre make whatever I can. The kids are involved in preparation, setting the table, clearing the table, sweeping the floor, etc. I even offer choices when I can. Like, oatmeal or cereal (I did buy some cheerios for the first time ever!) and they will choose oatmeal but then say it doesn't taste right, or ask for sugar and then say they don't want it. I will encourage them to eat it since they did ask for it but I will not battle children at mealtimes. I think I may ask that they pack a lunch and I will do snacks and breakfast.
I am so,nervous that I am going to lose this tooth. It's loose. And I don't even want to know the price on getting a fake one.
Janet, could you do 2? One with local friends more spur of the moment and one with family?
Bridget, I think it would be totally ok to have jarred peanut butter, salami, and that sort of thing on hand just for your daycare kids.
I've been overwhelmed with work and stuff with Jesi and Rich. I have zero time for anything fun it seems. Yesterday, I nearly cried because I was already carrying a full plate of work and my stupid director kept dumping more and more stuff on me. One in particular could easily have been a full day's worth of work in and of itself.
It's funny, my immediate manager is so sweet. She's appreciative of the smallest thing. "OH THANK YOU!" she gushes-and it's really sincere. If I make a mistake or run out of time, she's always, "It's ok, we'll just _____" and she has instant solutions in her head as a work around. She never, ever brings it up again. Actually, now that I'm thinking of it, I'm the one that's going to her and saying, "I found I made a mistake with ____." I don't think she's ever come to me with anything. Anyway, the director is never grateful. She's always emailing or coming out of her office with more work. More and more and MORE work. "Oh, you did 10 things at once? How about you try 15 and they're all due in an hour." Ok, that is an exaggeration, but the point is the same. No matter how intense my workload, it's never enough with her. I could always do more. And that attitude makes me just want to do less. Yesterday afternoon I was so burned out I stopped doing all my work and went into the workroom and started organizing back there. It needs it, but we also have some priority projects going on.
Oh, that's the other thing. We always have more than 1 huge project going on at the same time, and there are really just 3 of us to carry the brunt of it. As we focus on one project to get it done and out of the way, she'll be harping about the status of the other huge one. Much of what's going on is detail specific and multi-tasking is not an option. I'm so **** frustrated.
I finally got full administrator rights to SCCM. Ted, the system administrator, has started introducing me to it. Lisa, the director, keeps interrupting with things we have to do 'right now.' I have zero time to poke around and even get familiar with the layout. I'm going to go to training and be completely lost. Everyone else in the class will have actual SCCM experience. I'm a little afraid I won't be able to keep up.
Bridget, I agree with Jen that I would get some cheap bread and Jif. I don't usually buy Jif either and my kids have never had it until recently since my aunt has been staying with us. Luckily they didn't like it because it was "too sweet."
Do the kids like smoothies. An easy fruit smoothie is a good option for them if they don't like lunch or I would just ask their parents to let them bring a lunch and give specific guidelines for lunch since they provided you a list of what the kids like. Something like salami sandwiches if your kids are eating chicken sandwiches wouldn't be a big deal. I wouldn't know how they would go over for that though. I would think they would want you to lower your price since people are just like that. I would just get them some regular bread and salami and fruit for their lunches or something. I certainly wouldn't continue to let them waste money by throwing away your good food. I barely even give my own kids our good food when it is something they don't like.
We are having some great weather here today too and I am trying to think of something to do. Elle just wants to go to the park. I am taking Ky over to his friend's house to play with the lego robot, but other than that I don't know...
And the 10% crazy isn't a typo, it is just evidence of the weirdness of DH's cousins. They are used to me being really nice since I am really nice most of the time and that was the first time I kind of "let them have it" in DH's words. So me being like that was really surprising to them.
I am also trying to plan a birthday get-a-way for myself. My birthday is next month on the 12th. Something just for a weekend by myself in my general area and am having problems. I was thinking of going to Las Vegas and then getting a tour of the grand canyon since I've never been there. Or going to NYC to see a play or something. I cannot decide. So many decisions....
OMG Erin, NYC and Vegas/the Grand Canyon are all amazing.
Bridget, I still think if they don't like what you serve they should bring their own. You're not a restaurant. Maybe work in some lessons on nutrition, show them visually how much sugar is in the PB they like, or how much salt is in that salami, and how it can hurt their bodies. You don't want to go over their parents' heads, on the other hand, and make them feel bad for giving trash to their kids. Or do you? LOL
I won't lie, we have fast food and gross stuff more often than we probably should but then I try to balance out the rest of the day. DH has started working Saturdays so I took Josh to IHOP for breakfast today. Chocolate milk and pancakes with strawberry syrup for breakfast! But now I need to make sure he eats healthy for the rest of the day.
Chrissy, I'm sorry you're so overworked! I think sometimes upper management is so above it all they don't have a grasp on how much a person can do in a day. Or they don't care.
Janet, I'd probably throw together an outdoor party whenever you know it's going to be nice out, and invite whoever can make it on short notice, and then maybe have a second, simple party more in advance.
Erin, a trip to London would be good! You could see a show there and everyone will love your accent!
Jennifer, I have never heard of eating needles with just butter on them...sounds kinda yummy, but I've always had a sauce for noodles/pasta. We're really in to peanut satay at our house lately.
Bridget, I think you definitely should ask the daycare parents to start bringing a packed lunch or start stocking some things the kids will eat. At Cash's daycare they all eat the same home-cooked meal; they are all made from whole foods and they are really proud of that. That's really sad that those kids won't eat your food. Travis can be a little bit picky at times for me, but when he goes to his auntie's house after school most days, he will eat whatever she puts in front of him (they eat a lot of fishy things we don't eat at our house like tuna and salmon).
Travis made me laugh yesterday. He was telling me about the 2 nine year old girls who like to mother him at the after-school club that he goes to once a week and he said, "Mummy, guess what M and C call me." I was thinking to myself what on earth could they call him, so he was like, "They call me Trav....and I don't like it!" The thing is, everyone calls him Trav! Every time I said his name today I was like, "Trav-------is." LOL.
Ash, I actually would love to go to London but money for that kind of trip is not available right now. I would rather go some where outside of the country period. I was thinking of going to Belize as well and still might but I only have a little bit of time to take off from work and would rather wait until I have 7-10 days to go and not just do one weekend. I am also just thinking of staying closer to home and visiting the Savannah resort area (Tybee, St. Simon's Island, Jekyll Island, etc) and maybe take the kids, which may sound mean, but I don't want to do. I like taking a trip by myself for my birthday and DH has been working my nerves lately as have the kids and I'd rather get away from them, but I do think they'd love to go and since we have a free car rental due to our last rental having mechanical problems, I might just take the free car and just pay gas for a 4.5 hour trip to Savannah area.
I was thinking of doing the GC via Vegas because flying to and staying in Vegas would be cheaper. I am trying to do the whole trip for $500 or less, but can up it to $700 if I want (don't want to due to being cheapo me). I don't like drinking or gambling so would only go for the tour of the GC.
Too cute about Travis and his older girls! Maybe he doesn't want them to baby him so much so would rather be called his proper name lol.
Erin, we don't have the cache of Vegas or NYC, but you can do A LOT in DC for that kind of money. I think Air Tran has non stop flights for not a lot of money.
I don't know when you were planning to go, but check the weather in GC before you do (http://www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisi...-condition.htm ). It is at a pretty significant elevation, gets plenty of snow, and if it is too cold, it won't be easy to enjoy it. The North Rim is not even open until May. We went to that general area in 2009, before I had the kid, and I MUCH preferred Zion and Bryce to GC. Bryce might be too cold, but Zion wouldn't be. If you can do Bryce, I would strongly recommend it. The formations are spectacular.
we went to gc in late March and it was 65 degrees. locals were wearing winter coats. me and my kids had sweaters, and I believe I was wearing shorts.
I gotta say, Ithaca is Gorges. :-)
The temps can be quite variable. Highs generally in 50s and mid 60s, lows in the 30s. This also says that the temps are cold/freezing over 60% of the time: http://weatherspark.com/averages/303...-United-States
When we went in September, days were warm, sometimes a little hot, and nights quite cool. Something like a 30 degree temperature drop.
The weather on the Colorado plateau (where the GC is) varies a lot and it can be quite cold in March. I lived in Flagstaff (closest city) for a while and it was often snowy into April. But the canyon is definitely an amazing sight. I've never been to Zion, but I hear it's incredible.
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I was quite let down by the canyon. We did Zion and Bryce first, and those were so much better. GC was just really **** big.
I've been camping on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. It is beautiful, and it is huge. I think where you go may have some impact on the actual outcome of the experience, too.
But Zion and Bryce are probably much better for "Oh wow, this is incredible" right here and now and for beautiful pictures and hikes. All of those places can be cold in the Spring.
You know what's not cold in the Spring? Bay Area, California. That's right. My kids have been running around in shorts and t-shirts and asking to go to the beach. DH has re-started his twice daily showers because he's sweating. I have actually removed one layer of fleece, and wore sandals yesterday.
I just took this picture yesterday when I was trying to figure out which of the blooming flowers smelled so good:
We have museums, nightlife, opera, concerts, the ocean, Napa and Sonoma wineries, amusement parks, tons of areas to explore on foot or by car, outdoor recreation, and a host of lovely people.
Bridget, there are some sorta-compromises you can get for lunches. DD is very picky. She only likes smooth bread ("AAAUUGH! That bread has seeds! I can't eat it!), only likes smooth peanut butter, etc.) Sara Lee makes a very inexpensive whole wheat bread that is 'soft and smooth' and doesn't have HCFS or artificial colors or flavors. It probably has stuff you wouldn't want for your own kids, and isn't organic, but would be palatable to kids that have a hard time eating the food you make. Same for peanut butter. You could get a big jar of Jiff Natural to keep on hand for the daycare kids without buying the more expensive and organic foods, but there is no hydrogenated oil.
I would add that the one less-than-positive thing about my kids' daycare is the food. It's mostly good, but I do not like that they have dessert with every lunch. My twins were 18 months before they had their first dessert or sweet. However, I would FAR rather that they eat during the day (S. is the only one still going there, but I feel the same way about school lunch) than be offered exemplary nutritious food all the time and not eat it. I know for sure that DD would not eat at your house. She has not eaten anything for Thanksgiving dinner for years in a row, despite having a taste of about 15 different things on her plate. Luckily, I've gotten her to stop shrieking at stuff in public. She won't take a no-thank-you bite. S. is showing the same impending levels of pickiness, and it doesn't help that his older sister is sitting at the table screaming about how horrible something is. So of course he doesn't want to try it. R. is also getting pickier, but he likes completely different things than his sister. He likes guacamole and mangoes and miso soup, whereas she likes typical kid food.
Kai is extremely picky eater and has a very sensitive gag reflex. The poor kids LOVES all things bread and does not like most gluten free options. So I am already catering to him while trying to keep him healthy since a lot of the gluten free options have additives that I don't like. I think that is a lot of the reason I am daunted too. I feel like I'm catering to a lot of different things at each meal and it's a lot of work that takes away from my time just being with the kids. I did pick up the natural jiffy peanut butter and also some lighter bread that was decent but not that I would buy for us. No hfcs but still a long list of ingredients. One of my fears is that if I start buying more of these types of things that my kids are going to want it to. Not having it available to them has always made it easy.
I think it might warrant a conversation with their parents about the issue of lunch. You can tell them you're concerned that they're going home hungry, but you don't want to have those options available to your kids as it might grow to be difficult to refuse them. Although, if you have 'daycare food' and keep it strictly at that, it could work.
I do think that if I were a parent that had food included in daycare and suddenly I was asked to bring a lunch, I would have expected a fee reduction as well.
I'm really getting concerned. Rich has met someone and while I'm happy he's moving on with his life, I'm alarmed that their first 'date' they included their kids and called it a "playdate" Rich has never done a playdate and I hate Conner being involved in this. It's been like a week and they're already talking about making it a 'permanent' relationship and Rich wants me to get my stuff out of the house.
I really don't want Syd and Conner in the middle of that. I'm afraid things are going to get really, really ugly.
That's tough, Chrissy. Syd is old enough that I don't think it would affect her too badly, but Conner is SO young!
Put in a call to the vet's office today. It's time to let Khan go. I'm hoping that his regular vet can come home tomorrow to do it.
I'm so sorry Suja.
And those were my thoughts exactly, Conner is too young. We'd agreed we'd have to be dating for a solid 6 months and everything must be looking like it was going forward before he would be involved. The first girl that comes along and Rich does the exact opposite.


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Overall Depth To End of Landing Edge: 28 1/16" (71.2 cm)
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Right Oven Interior Depth (Overall): 19 1/2" (49.5 cm)
Right Oven Interior Height: 16 1/2" (41.9 cm)
Right Oven Interior Size (AHAM): 4.1 Cu. Ft.
Right Oven Interior Size (Overall): 4.7 Cu. Ft.
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Although March 17 will fall on a Sunday, there will be parades in both St. Paul and Minneapolis on Saturday, and the crowds aren't expected to clear out until the wee hours.
The Twin Cities' newest Irish pub is hoping some of the celebration will head their way now that they opened just in time for the holiday even though it was more chance than design.
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"It's like trying to bring a little bit of home -- like any immigrant story , bring a bit of home to where you are now," Crilly said.
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LAWTON Okla_ A suspected methamphetamine pipeline in Lawton was dismantled Friday in an early morning drug raid.
In a team effort, the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics, Lawton police and the Comanche County Sheriff's Office searched for 18 suspected drug dealers. More than a dozen were taken into custody in a rude awakening, when officers came knocking before sunrise.
By the dozens, officers stormed in and made their presence known. Suspected drug dealers were taken from their homes one by one in the early morning hours.
"Today was about good verses evil," OBN Director Darrell Weaver said.
"We feel like we're fighting the devil," Comanche County Sheriff Ken Stradley said. "I call it the devil's candy, this meth."
"We were able to take down 13 of the targets we were looking for," LPD Chief James Smith said.
Weaver said some of these suspects were still barefoot in their night clothes. He said they may have looked or claimed to be innocent, but they've got reason to believe otherwise.
"Everyone thinks they're innocent when we go knocking on their door at 6:00 in the morning, Weaver said. "Everyone asks 'Why are you here? What are you here for?' We get that quite a bit."
He said people like those they arrested today are far from innocent and are extremely dangerous.
"There are some that are a higher level of bad," Weaver said. "There are some people that will shoot, that will stab that will kill you, and we believe this is one of those groups that will do that."
Friday morning, several agencies swarmed a Lawton business in search of drugs and their dealers. While they didn't say exactly what they found inside, they did say they made a disturbing discovery.
"Well you see some of these types of shrines," Weaver said. "It's hard to tell what their intent is. I know personally, it's spooky. The things that are hanging on their walls are demonic. Standing there, I thought to myself 'I've just got to get out of there.' I'm not sure what they're worshiping, but I didn't feel good about it."
Weaver said this group is willing to do what they need to do to protect what has become their livelihood. He said they will go to extremes to hide their illegal activity, even behind business fronts.
"The love of money is the root of all evil," Weaver said, "And there is a lot of economic gain to be made by selling these types of quantities of methamphetamine. So, when you have that type of quantity of drugs, you're going to have a lot of cash. Often, you'll see drug offenders have legit businesses, but they use those to launder money."
Comanche County Sheriff Kenny Stradley said wherever drug dealers are, they hope to catch them and put a dent in drugs and in crime.
"We're trying to get to the top of the mountain of meth and drug control, Stradley said, "And what come off that are your homicides, your robberies, and your burglaries. So, we are trying to take down the mountain. It's a tough job, but with every piece, we're a little closer."
Weaver said as long as these suspected dealers try to sell drugs, officers will be lurking in the shadows, watching and waiting to make their move.
"Most importantly, it's going to send a shock wave through this area," Weaver said. "Hey, we're out here, and we're not going to retreat."
Lawton Police PIO Captain Craig Akard released the names of those who were sought out and arrested in Friday's operation. Mug Shots of these individuals can be obtained here.
Ronnie Carter
Jimmie Hinson
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Anthony Martinez
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Amanda Smith
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Florentino Villanueva, Jr.
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The following individuals were arrested during the operation due to outstanding arrest warrants unrelated to this investigation.
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John Saign
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HAZEL PARK, Mich. (AP) - State police are looking for the driver of a pickup truck involved in a fatal crash on a suburban Detroit freeway that may have stemmed from a dispute.Police say 40-year-old Stacie N. Pennington of Harper Woods was pronounced dead at a hospital following the crash about 6:50 p.m. Tuesday on Interstate 75 in Hazel Park.Police are looking for a white GMC pickup truck with tinted windows and a "Pure Michigan" license plate."Somebody ran her down, ran her off the road. She's a wife, mother of four kids," says Reginald Johnson, Pennington's brother-in-law.Witnesses told police that Pennington's vehicle and the pickup were heading southbound at a high rate of speed and there may have been an altercation involved. Police say Pennington lost control and crashed while the pickup kept going afterward."It's just awful that someone would take it to that extreme, just, road rage, someone has to lose their life? I mean, I just hope he would turn his self in, because, what's he's done, he's devastated a whole family," says Tonya Leonard Gilbert, a cousin of the victim. Tips are being sought from the public in the investigation.Anyone who may have witnessed the crash or has information on the pickup may call the state police Metro Post at 248-584-5782.The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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text: By Maurielle LueFox 2 NewsDETROIT (WJBK) -- Governor Rick Snyder was in Detroit on Wednesday to sign several bills designed to jump start the city's future. Mayor Dave Bing was also on hand for the bill signing ceremony, but not everyone's happy.On the heels of the announcement that Dan Gilbert's company bought five more buildings in downtown Detroit to help rebuild the city, the governor came downtown with some big announcements of his own. He signed some major legislation that will help the city of Detroit. It was good news for the city, but the governor was met with protesters still angry over right-to-work.Snyder signed a few crucial bills. One was for the regional transit authority to help coordinate a mass transit system in Southeast Michigan. Another was for an expansion for Eastern Market.The Ilitch family was also present. The governor signed a bill that will allow the Ilitches to tap into about 13 million taxpayer dollars to go towards their $650 million facility being built in downtown Detroit.The most exciting was the bill that will help the Lighting Authority. Right now, about 88,000 streetlights, roughly half of them, aren't working. This development will turn the lights back on in the city of Detroit, although the mayor did warn it won't be overnight."You've got to change the whole grid system across the city, and that's going to take somewhere around three years as we're getting information from the professionals," he said."We have to grow the city of Detroit. We have to get the stability. We have to give better services to citizens and fundamentally get this on a trajectory of growth, and that's why today was so exciting. We spend too much time, as the mayor said, on the negative," Snyder said. "There are a lot of great things going on in the city. There are a lot of great young people excited to be in the city, and let's make sure we're creating the best environment to keep that going."Snyder also addressed the possibility of an emergency financial manager for the city. He said right now a committee has been formed. They are already reviewing the city's finances and will release a report sometime near the end of January. The governor said that's when he'll take that information and hopefully be able to make a decision.Question and AnswerMONICA GAYLE: What was the governor's reaction to all of the protesters who gathered there today?LUE: The governor was asked if he regrets how quickly (right-to-work) was done, the fact that the people didn't have, really they felt, the right to speak on it. And also the protesters outside, you could just... sense the anger. Now that he got to watch a few reports on TV and see how angry people were, he was asked if he regretted that. The governor said, 'No, I don't regret a single thing.' He contended that this was meant to help Michigan and that right-to-work will only make the union stronger.


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