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Has anyone lost anyone close to you and you still think of them constantly 15 years later.
My nana died when I was in highschool, she pretty much too care of us when my parents divorced. My mom left us and my dad and his mom (my nana) took care of us and raised us. We were very close. Sure we had our ups and downs just like a mother/daughter relationship, but I loved her very much. I never thought she would die at such a young age, I dont even think she was 60 when she died. She was never even sick, she went to the hospital because her back hurt her and it turned out she had a blocked artery and she died. I sure there were other health issues, but I'm not exactly sure what she died of. Anyways it's been almost 15 years and I still think about her everyday. I am sad and I wish she was around to see my kids grow up. I know how much she would have loved them, she was very close to me. I sometimes see a women walking down the street and she'll be dressed like how my nana was and I'll have to take a second look or i'll smell her perfume in the air and I'll look around. I even have dreams where she is in them and we'll be surrounded by family and no one can see her but me. What does this all mean and how come I cannot get her out of my head. I want to remember her yes, but I dont want to be so sad when I think about her not being here.
I lost my Father to cancer when I was 18 months old. I do not remember him. His name was Angel. as a child i use to imagine he was my personal guardian angel. i always felt very connected despite not knowing him.
when i was 25, i lost my grandfather who raised me since i was two years old. he was a father to me. he was in reality my step grandpa but did not know this until i was 18 years old. he died at the age of 59. suddenly. i find that with all the struggles i am experiancing in the last year , he would have been there for me. offering up excellent advice, and encouragement.
My grandmother died in 1985 (she was diabetic), I still think about her alot. I also had a miscarage in 1996. So it helps me to know that my Grandmother is there with my daughter. The father of the baby I lost just recently got out of prison from a 10 year sentence and then was killed in a car accident a couple of months ago. My cousin who was only 31 and the monther of three boys just died a couple of weeks ago from a brain tumor.
my grandma died in 1998 and i still think of her all the time
My Nanny died when I was 12. She was my mom's mom. She was always there for me when life wasn't too good. My dad was big on drinking back then, and would say things that shouldn't be said. She would protect me as best she could from all that. When she died, I just felt lost and empty. I am 30 now, and I do think about her most days. I believe that she is with me though, and with my son. I wish she could meet him too, she would have really gotten a kick outta him. It is hard, and it is sad. I have dreams sometimes where she will be there and I would be like "oh where have you been? I couldn't find you". She never answers though. If you are spiritual, the dreams can be your Nana coming to you to tell you that she is with you. You know, there are groups on here that have mediums in them, who may be able to answer your questions more.
yes, definitely i think about my mom and dad both daily. they passed at different times for different reasons, but i have been without bio parents for eighteen plus years now. having a son (my first and probably only) has made me miss them even more. i hate that they don't know him and he will not know them. time has helped, but not enough, for me at least. probably could do with some counseling. i know this is an old post, but thanks for the opportunity to express myself about this and realize i'm not alone.
I lost my mother on 18 0o Sept. this year. I feel like my heart is broke she was my best friend. she was sick for over 7 years then one day i was taking her out to the store she tried to get in the car an her ankle broke she went in to have it fixed an her heart stopped when she was on the table they brought her back she was in icu for almost 2 weeks I got a call at 9:45 pm on friday the 18 they asked me to ok a dnr order I gave the ok on the way up to say good bye to my mother she died at 11:03 pm.I never got to say goodbye. that day I lost my best friend my mother the only person that was all ways there an never turned her back on me.
i can relate my older brother was in a fishing accident when he was 6 and spent 8 years in a coma. He got fluid on his lungs and died when i was 11 and i was in foster care at the time and my social worker wouldn't let me go to the furnel so i never got to say good bye. and i greved his death until i was 22. i often still think about him. some days i wished we could have grown up together and that he were still here and not have ended up in a coma. i found myself thinking more about him recently sinse the birth of my daughter. so sometimes it takes a while to get over a huge lose in life. my advice give it time don't expect that you will get over the loss of your grandmother soon. everyone grieves differently. but if you are having a really hard time maybe talking to someone close to you that can understand how you fell might help.
My grandmas both died within 2.5 years of each other. I was very close to my mother's mother. I remember and miss her frequently and that was 10 years ago. My dad's mom wasn't as close, but I still miss her around the holidays and at my birthday because she always used to send me a card and many times it was the only card I got all year. I remember being so excited as a child and even an adult, waiting for my birthday card. I loved that, a lot more than I realized before she was gone.
I don't know why you are having dreams about your nana, perhaps you haven't found closure with your loss. It's very hard when it's so sudden like that. Have you tried lighting a candle for her and meditating/praying about it? Do you have a picture of her that you can look at or talk to when you have a dream about her? I talk to my grandmas, I know that sounds kooky, but when I really miss them I will pull out a picture of them and talk to it. I will say things like, "I really miss you today, I know you would have loved what my kids did. It was so funny and cute. I wish so much that you could be here because I know you would have enjoyed knowing them." It helps to let it out, sometimes I cry and sometimes not. You could also write in a journal. Make a list of all the great things about her and funny things she did, what perfume she wore, wonderful stories she told or food she made, don't forget to add in recipes. You can share it with your kids when they are old enough to appreciate it.
I think of her often I cry for her still. I miss her like crazy, Probably always will.
and no I didn't mean for that to rhyme ha....
Her mother and my mother were single mothers who met the projects, When she and my older sister were infants. We were raised so closely we could be sisters we call each other cousins, And when I became a teenager she and I became really good friends even though she was quite a few years older than me.
I've never had a relationship like that with anybody else including my own sisters. It's hard not to miss something that can't be replaced.
Sometimes I think if you are constantly thinking about a passed loved one... Either you or they has something left to say.... Or like my aunt.... A visit.


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Although £15 a head for adults and £5 a head for concessions may still seem a tad too expensive to watch City take on the might of Scunthorpe United, it is my opinion that the club have got the best possible deal for their supporters. Often criticised for not listening, the club has this time gone out on a limb for the supporters by subsidising prices at their own expense.
It appears that City wanted to price the game at £15 and £5, Scunthorpe were looking at £22 and £12 to make a tidy packet and ensure a smaller City contingent in the stadium. The FA was called in to arbitrate and finally settlled on a figure of £18 and £5, the price Scunthorpe supporters will pay. City, it seems, were reluctant to ask the supporters to pay that figure and have therefore agreed to subsidise every adult supporter to the tune of £3.
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Another Voice: Back to common sense at the polls
Updated 7:20 pm, Thursday, November 10, 2011
It might have been "too much too soon," a chastened Gov. John Kasich of Ohio admitted Tuesday night after his state's voters overwhelmingly rejected his attempt to break public employee unions. He certainly was right about "too much," an analysis that also applies to other examples of Republican overreach around the country that were kicked into the gutter: an anti-abortion amendment in Mississippi, a voting restriction in Maine, the radical anti-immigrant agenda of a politician in Arizona.
These policies, and similar ones in other states, were passed in an arrogant frenzy by a Tea Party tide of Republicans elected in 2010. Many of them decided that they had a mandate to dismantle some of the basic protections and restrictions of government. They went too far, and weary voters had to drag them back toward the center.
As a result, Tuesday brought an overdue return of common sense to government policy in many states. Many voters are tired of legislation driven more by ideology than practicality, of measures that impoverish the middle class or deprive people of basic rights in order to prove some discredited economic theory or cultural belief.
That was most evident in Ohio, where voters overwhelmingly repealed a law pushed through last spring by Republicans to shred collective-bargaining rights for public employees. It prohibited bargaining on health benefits for state and local workers, including teachers, police officers and firefighters, and made it much harder to collect union dues or negotiate on staffing.
Many states are bleeding because of high salaries and lavish benefits, but, as New York and Connecticut have shown, it is possible to reduce them without breaking unions. The roughshod course chosen by Ohio, as well as Wisconsin and Indiana, made the real agenda all too clear: breaking the political power of public unions. Blue-collar voters in Ohio, many of whom got to the middle class through collective bargaining, understood the game.
In Arizona, voters recoiling from anti-immigrant stridency recalled the state Senate's president, Russell Pearce, who was the main sponsor and public face of Arizona's immigration law, which imposed sweeping police-state powers to harass and expel people without papers. The law, largely blocked in federal court, has done huge damage to the state's economy and reputation, and voters in Pearce's district clearly had had enough.
Maine voters saw right through the partisanship behind Republican attempts to eliminate same-day voter registration, and reinstated it. In state after state, Republicans have tried to make it harder to vote, knowing that restrictions tend to hit lower-income and minority voters - traditional supporters of Democrats. Unfortunately, Mississippi voters were not as enlightened, approving a new requirement for identification cards at the polls.
But, even the voters in that state, one of the country's most conservative, decisively rejected an amendment to ban abortion by declaring a fertilized egg as a person. The measure also would have effectively banned some forms of contraception and even in-vitro fertilization, and 58 percent of voters said that was going too far.
It is not clear that Tuesday's votes add up to a national trend that will have an effect on 2012 or even the deadlock in Congress. But they do offer a ray of hope to any candidate who runs on pragmatic solutions, not magical realism, to create jobs and reduce the pressures of inequality on the middle class and the poor.


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|Overview - 1 Samuel 27
|Saul, hearing David to be in Gath, seeks no more for him.
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Nasty problem in some SoMa alleys
Updated 10:29 am, Thursday, November 15, 2012
Bill Pollock has been running his publishing company in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood for six years, but he's considering moving his company elsewhere because, after all these years, he's had it with the alleys and walkways being used as toilets.
"I've had my wife walking down Eighth Street, in the middle of the afternoon, when a man drops his pants and defecates on the sidewalk," Pollock said. "We've had multiple issues, during the day, of guys coming in and urinating right on the building. Our street has a little alcove there that gets used like a public toilet."
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As a result, he is considering moving his business to Capp Street in the Mission District - a street that sees a fair amount of crime - because even that location would feel more welcoming, he said.
Pollock's business, No Starch Press, is on Ringold Street, a small alley just south of Folsom Street between Eighth and Ninth streets, where he said some dark corners get an unwanted share of the area's human and other waste. The quality of life in SoMa may be improving overall, Pollock said, but the alleys are getting left behind.
Pollock said he and his staff call the city's 311 service line constantly. The Department of Public Works has a policy to respond promptly to calls about hazardous waste such as feces and hypodermic needles, and Pollock said for the most part they do so.
"It depends on what we are contacting them about," he said. "There's certain code words - if you say human feces they come faster, but they don't always," Pollock said. "If there's a pile of homeless stuff, it can be there for three days. Every day, you go through the process of filing a complaint."
Ringold Street isn't alone. Other nearby alleys are just as likely to be used as public restrooms, and a quick stroll through the alleys provides ample evidence.
Rather than relying on residents and employees calling in each incident, areas that regularly file reports of such problems should be marked by officials as needing extra service, Pollock said.
While a clear and easy solution isn't immediately obvious, Pollock has a few ideas - including expanding city cleaning crews, better lighting in the alleys or installing portable toilets.
"I can't imagine most people want to go on the sidewalk," Pollock said. "We should put something in there - maybe they could just find a place to have a city-maintained Porta Potti in the neighborhood."
Ringold currently gets a weekly cleaning from a street sweeper, said Rachel Gordon, a DPW spokeswoman. But the city's flusher vehicles, which spray water while they clean, do not service the street, though DPW is looking into adding them to the route, Gordon said.
But public toilets would require regular maintenance that DPW doesn't have the budget for, Gordon said, and some think they attract unsavory activities.
"I will guarantee you where someone wants a Porta Potti on that block, another guy says, 'Absolutely not,' " Gordon added.
The alleys also are not a high priority for police.
Steve Balma, acting captain of the Police Department's Southern Station, said his officers patrol the area as they can, but low staffing levels mean they can't prioritize quality-of-life concerns over violent crime.
"We're focusing on assaults, strong-arm robberies," Balma said. "It's not like you're going to be doing your business right on a thoroughfare where police are traveling more often. I would generally say we're not driving down the alleys as often as Seventh Street or Eighth Street."
What's not working
Issue: South of Market's small alleys are left behind in terms of cleanliness and public safety, with human feces, trash and other debris often cluttering alcoves and dark spaces.
What's been done: Most alleys in the area get swept once a week, and city crews are supposed to respond to calls for trash and feces but don't always do so right away.
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GOOD, the finally fixed the corrupted sprites for Glenn.
Always wanted to play this but never got round to it.
Will it work on a SNES emu so I can play on my PSP?
Nevermind answered my own question
Isn't it for DS?
BTW do we have to manually patch if ro DSTT?
It's a hack for the SNES version.
isnt there a SNES emu for the DS?
Yes but it's not very good, unless you use CATSFC on the Super DSTwo or whatever they call it. Snes9xGx is an even better alternative if you have a Wii.
LoL, the fact that there was two indentically same size pictures down to each other led me to think it's a DS thingy, LoL.
Now to hack the music back to the original instruments (don't like the changed instruments), but that's just my opinion.
It really doesn't sit well me what is going on with this hack. I still don't get how this didn't get c&d'd but CE did. I also don't like how Ruby Dragoons bad mouthed Zeality while using something that he created and boasts this as his own work. Ruby Dragoons does 2% of the work and gets 100% of the credit. It isn't even easy to find where he gives credit to CE on his website. I doubt there even IS any credit given, since I couldn't find any.
Load of crap.
Uh, this IS Crimson Echoes. and the C&D was deemed as fake.
Did you not read the part where I said Ruby Dragoons does 2% of the work and gets 100% of the credit, meaning they took the 98% done from CE and just tacked on stuff and fixed some bugs and now has full credit?
And the c&d deemed fake? Source?
I seem to remember them taking it very seriously for a fake. I wonder where the source is for that claim that it's fake as well. I was wondering if this mod was related to that one. Now it seems that... ugh, game modder politics=headache.
This is an IMPROVEMENT upon CE made by a team of modders who work independently from Zeality and the compendium.
It comes down to this simple fact. Flames of Eternity is still being actively developed while CE is not.
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I was playing Crimson Echoes using SNES9X GX on my Wii and at the very beggining of the game one of the NPC's said something very strange about that. He said that I was supposed to play the game on ZSNES, and if I used SNES9X GX or another emulator whose name I forgot, the game was sure to freeze at some point. Is that true?
No, works just fine on Snes9x. Zsnes is grossly inaccurate in comparison.
If the game only runs in ZSNES and not in a more accurate emulator, then the game has some serious bugs and wouldn't run on the real SNES anyways.
You see that with a lot of hacks for SNES games, unfortunately (for the people who want to play them on an actual SNES via a flash cart).
That's weird. Why would the game itself tell you to play on ZNES, then? Didn't any of you see that message in the beggining of the game?
Because the developers are retards. If it only works on Zsnes and not something more accurate (Snes9x 1.52+) or the real hardware, there's something seriously wrong. Most ROM hacks are made in such a way that will cause instabilities on real consoles. Snes9x and its ports kick the s*** out of Zsnes in terms of accuracy while keeping the system requirements infinitely more reasonable than the alternative (*cough* Bsnes *cough*).


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The owner of several local Papa John's pizza locations was fined more than $5,500 by the State Labor Department for not providing employees with enough uniform shirts — one per shift, even if the employee worked just a few hours on a given day. If he appealed, the owner was told, the process could take years because of a backlog, and interest would accrue on the fine. Read the story here.
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Why would anyone start of biz. in NY? This article doesn't get into the excessive taxes, etc. in NY.
Cuomo could be a hero to the small biz communityif he personally intervened and over-ruled – in a very public way – his own DOL agency.
NY pols and bureaucrats need to adopt a much more laissez-faire approach to business and do the bare minimum. Safety and humane working conditions should be about it.
What if Mr. King had decided to run his franchise with NO company logo shirts and his employees wore whatever they wanted – sort of like employees at dept. stores??
So, because he decided to bring logo'd shirts into the mix – at his discretion – he now is required to buy into a whole new set of regulations that mandate a new shirt for each shift?
Who makes this stuff up??
I don't really see what he could appeal, it looks like the regulations were pretty clearly laid out and he wasn't in accordance with them and he doesn't deny that. I do believe that there should be a way to appeal that some of the regulations are excessive and/or unnecessary before you breach them though.
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10 Commandments: 331 words.
Declaration of Independence: 1,322 words.
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But the FDA devotes 34,823 words to the regulation of cheese.
The tyranny of bureucracy will be the death of America.
That (#3), is it your belief that generic-oriented documents written from more than 2,000 to about 220 years ago can be legitimately compared to modern-day cheese regulations? And do you consider it insignificant that the cheese regulations may directly affect human health, while the other items clearly don't?
Given the complexities of life today, "[t]he tyranny of bureaucracy" is an absolute necessity.
And amy (#1), please explain, in detail, your expertise in the area of shirt-wearing during restaurant work.
I hope he doesn't lose his shirt in this deal.
Death of common sense stuff.
I'm not going to be losing any sleep over a corporate franchisee getting caught not following the required regulations. It's not like he isn't in the BUSINESS of running a restaurant, and it's not like these are any huge secret regulations. In fact, he should take this up with his uniform supplier, for not watching his back.
Another "shake your head in disgust" ridiculous, out of touch bureaucratic regulation that makes no sense at all. Who cares of the company doesn't have t-shirts with the name on it.
These Labor dept./bureaucrats are just nuts, totally out of line.
Why? And what if the owner did not comply? Would Labor send the shirt police around? Unbelievable.
I find this appalling. Why on Earth would he be responsible for providing a shirt for every day the person worked? That's insane. When I was a kid working in fast food, I was lucky if I had 2 uniforms and I worked everyday in filthy conditions.
Shame on NYS for doing this.
williepitt –
You are an aging liberal who needs to have government in every aspect of commerce.
I didn't suggest that I am or anyone is, or should be, an "expert in shirt-wearing" – whatever that means to you. I really didn't even get the question.
Look, if the guy was serving moldy cheese or some other potential health risk, fine — fine him. But, a fresh shirt for every employee for every day?
Wilie – is it ever o.k. for the gov. to step back and say…"you know what, this just ain't our business"??
Why on Earth would he be responsible for providing a shirt for every day the person worked?
When I was a kid working in fast food, I was lucky if I had 2 uniforms and I worked everyday in filthy conditions.
But I ordered medium! I realize that but they only sent large. Well, I'm not wearing that. But it will take six weeks for another order.
Somehow this all sounds familiar to me.
absolute bulls—t…………….
I would just tell NYS that the check for the fine is backlogged a few years.
amy (#10), remind me never to eat in a restaurant in a state where you run the food regulation business.
Apparently, you don't care where you eat. I'll never be voluntarily seen in the same eating place as you – INCLUDING your own kitchen.
Come on people, if a company is supplying uniforms to its workers, it needs to supply enough uniforms for that worker to get through 5 days of work. Restaurants are not the only businesses that have to abide by this rule. So it stinks that he has to pay the fine, but it was his choice to make his workers wear a "uniform" of sorts.
#10 amy – Never argue with an idiot. They only drag you down to their level then beat you with experience.
This is both a health issue and an employee/workplace issue. The regulations are in place to ensure that employees who work where uniforms are required are not unfairly gouged for the cost of obtaining and maintaining (read: laundering) specialty clothing like uniformed shirts/aprons/etc.
It is not unreasonable that it be required of the employer to supply an employee with enough clean shirts that he can work a weeks worth of shifts and have a clean shirt for every shift he works. The other options? The employee must either spend for to launder or wears a nasty, dirty shirt while they're serving your pizza.
Our state government is a corrupt and broken system. This is just one more example of the farce that passes for 'government'. Kafka-esque, no?
unbelievable state we live in , the democrats have destroyed this state , with regulations , taxes , and union busting, the sad part is , you cant sell youre house even to move out
Ray (#17) — well said. I just see ppl. like him (and now #18, too) as part of the problem.
Even if you buy into the notion that he violated some illogical regulation, at most he should have gotten a warning/education that he was in non-compliance. Not a fine. You know how hard it is to make $$ running a pizza shop? Granted, he has several franchises – so maybe he is more successful – but still, it wasn't like the shirts had 4-day old food stains on them and were unsanitary…………willie!!
Let's blame it on the Democrats and liberals! Maybe the North Koreans, David Lee Roth, and Hot Pockets too!
i understand the rule, but it seems the amount of the fine is excessive. maybe they could give you a warning and then check back 2 weeks later? it's not like there were rats in the pizza sauce.
and williepitt, calm down. amy- just ignore him.
Insane. My kid worked in a camp. They gave him tow t-shirts to wear. We washed them.
Are you telling me it is an unreasonable demand on workers to wash a shirt they are given to work in? Honestly? Not dry clean, just wash?
Stop, you are embarrassing yourself.
So the law says that if you require your employees to look more presentable by wearing uniforms while working you run the risk of violating laws set up to regulate employers who willingly choose to have their employees wear uniforms and then they make you pay hefty fines for violating them. However if you allow your employees to wear whatever they want to work the state doesn't get involved at all and you don't have to follow any rules and you can't get fined. Basically the laws are set up so that you are better off just letting people wear whatever they want.
Ya, Danielle (#22). I agree that it always helps to have scapegoats.
And while we're at it, we can conveniently forget that for many recent years, NYS had a Republican governor – and it's virtually always had a Republican Senate.
And we can rejoice that so many do-badders know infinitely more about how to run the government than the government itself does, even though it was elected.
And we can also meditate on the fact that the people blaming Democrats apparently would like to turn over ALL governments – US and all states – to a party that has no interest in doing much but decreasing taxes on the rich and creating a sexual Inquisition.
@Danielle, Whoa,whoa,whoa…don't you DARE try to bring Diamond Dave into this!
Another example of the lack of common sense and logic by our government when drafting and passing legislation. Regulation should be more of a last resort to solving a problem that in this case business owners have refused or not been to solve on their own. It is ridiculous. Why not make all restuarants with more than one uniformed employee install a washer in dryer in the kitchen?
Regarding the excessive fine and dealing with the reality of the climate business owners have to abide by, why is the first course of action a warning for such a benign issue i.e. while conducting the audit why not educate business owners on issues uncovered during the audit and could be resolved in a few sentence conversation instead of issuing outrageous fines to raise money for a state that does not know how not to spend money it does not have without continuing to tax/fine/license/permit (call it what you want) all of us to make up for government incompetence and lack of accountability. (is that even a sentence?)
This is a great example of why people who can are choosing to leave this state. If I am not mistaken, I believe NY is losing two members in the House primarily due to the loss of population.
It's a ridiculous rule. My boyfriend is a firefighter with four shifts a week and he has 2 uniform shirts for summer and 2 for winter. We just do laundry a few times a week and hope the shirts don't fall apart.
@11 B – Yeah, I had to wash them daily, they got so greasy it was disgusting. But I washed them daily, I wasn't provided 5 uniforms.
And yes, I'm a health inspector now, and to this day, 15 years in the business, I've never seen a place as dirty as the places this guy owned. And now he owns some of the 'fancy' restaurants that many people on this blog sing the praises of. No thank you.
C'mon now – Diamond Dave would care less what YOU wear to work.
I think you may have a point though about the Hot Pockets.
So does this now mean when we buy frozen pizzas – we get a free polo shirt?, I mean we ARE making it..and we ARE delivering it. Are we not in essence working for ourselves? Do I now have to have 5 days worth of shirts just to make frozen pizzas? Complicated issue – certainly NOT WORTH 5k to the govt of NY State though. Damn, did I just go overboard?
jenn, the difference is that firehouse is not a business profiting off the lack of uniform shirts provided. The pizza place is passing the burden of extra laundry on to the workers to improve their own profits.
WHOA !…are they now actually going to fine the FD?..WHAT NEXT?
Understand something else–this is not an isolated event.
Ask anyone you know in a business subject to State regulation (most of them) and you will hear similar tales. Every State agency is under orders (my opinion) to generate as much revenue as it can, The best way to do it is with these "little" fines which just don't make economic sense to fight.
elmer, the $5,500 fine was paid to the 35 workers who weren't provided the proper number of shirts so it isn't making any money for the state.
I agree completely with williepitt. As a matter of fact, I think we need more regulation to make sure our food is safe. Both of my sets of grandparents died before the age of 15 because neither NYS nor Albany county did not do enough to protect them! Same happened to my parents! All they ever wanted was clean shirts and over inspected restaurants! What a bunch of BS. Where was NYS when I needed them?
If you can defend, justify or support the actions of the NYS Labor Department in this matter … then you are just plain ignorant.
The article is less than clear, but is does sy "most" of the money goes to the employees, which actually makes less sense!
What! A seventy five dollar investment per worker over a year? Why that's nearly twenty-five cents a day!!! What's next, suggesting employees wash their hands after using the crapper!? Outrageous!
Make the employees bring in their dirty shirts to trade for clean ones. If they lose it or ruin it more than regular wear and tear, they pay for a new one. When an employer provides things for the employees the employees treat them like crap. When the employees are responsible for the item then all of the sudden they treat them carefully.
#26, You took the words out of my mouth. Some people just love to throw their political views in whether they're relevant or not.
The law is in place for a reason and NY has some of the toughest laws when it comes to food. Why does this anger people? It's for your own protection. Imagine the pizza guy who gets home from a late shift with no time to wash his shirt before the next shift…imagine it being thrown on a floor infested with dog hair and who knows what else. Now imagine a street vendor not using gloves…serving food all day at a festival with nothing but a port-a-potty to use and no running water in sight. Hmmm…I'll take the tougher NYS laws any day. Look into what other states require for food service and you may think twice about eating out of state.
Not everyone has a washer and dryer in their home. Expecting people to go to the laundromat every couple of days so they can wear a clean shirt *while they prepare and serve food to the public* seems pretty unreasonable to me. The fine is high, maybe even too high, but when you cut corners, you take the chance of getting caught and held responsible. No sympathy for the franchise owner here.
I am apparently alone in the owrld, or close to it. Prior to this story it has never crossed my mind that the shirt being worn by my pizza delivery guy could be a health hazard. Never.
Have you ever seen the inside of the typical pizza delivery guy's car? And I am supposed to be worried about his shirt?
I would bet the regulation was put in place to justify the State of NY paying State employees who wear uniforms the "cost" of cleaning them. My brother and his wife work for the State of NY and are paid to dry clean uniforms that are permanent press wash and dry. Even if a company provides a uniform I do not believe that the employer should also have to pay to clean the uniform unless there is a special need – such as dry cleaning the uniform. These rules were written when the average person had no ready access to a washing machine.
Good point Elmer – maybe the NY govt can now make the owner of these types of businesses lease cars every three years – so they arent filthy with personal garbage strewn all over – LIKE dog hair, I mean who knows where those hands have been and then these drivers are touching that damn dirty steering wheel then touching my pizza box – or bag with wings, or my chinese food.
They can lease the cars from an Albany area car dealer who kicks back a percentage to the NY govt for buying cars through that particular dealership. I feel this program will be a HHUUUGGGEEE !!! success.
The article fails to point out that this could be a health concern. Not giving food workers enough shirts means they could come in multiple days with unwashed shirts. Would you really want someone making your pizza with a shirt they've worn multiple shifts?
We help people who are unemployed, we provide sec 8, food stamps, rent assistance. But small Business owners in NYS get the short end.Get no assistance and get the run around.
I guess NYS would rather have this guy close his business and have all his workers on unemployment.Not a warning but 5k fine.
Assembley man Robert Reiley good for you for trying to stand up for whats right. I dealt with this run around for years then saw the light and sold my business's got out of NYS.
These employees can wash their shirts any time they want, can't they? That's what I did when I worked at Domino's; wore it twice, washed it.
I know someone that worked for the department of labor as an investigator. There IS a way around this. A business doesnt need to supply shirts unless they are uniform shirts with a logo on it. If he makes the uniform just a "navy blue polo shirt" and then gives them a "Papa John" name tag THEN he doesnt have to supply ANY shirts to his workers. I would suggest to him that he do that!
Ed (#48), see #42.
Do you ever READ a thread before you put your oar in?
This was not a fine that goes into the State's pocket. This article gives a misrepresentation by calling this a "fine." Instead it is an underpayment that will be divided accordingly amongst the employees based upon the wash-and-wear provision of the hospitality wage order. Employees are being compensated the cost of having to wash the shirts in between shifts due to the employer not giving one shirt per shift each week. If the employer was not trying to save $$$ by shorting employees shirts, he would never be in this position.
Also, if there were not so many employers out there who hire illegal aliens to work for pennies, then the appeals process would not be so clogged. Employers who take advantage of people and pay them less than minimum wage are a significant reason as to why there are so many pending appeals. Don't be so quick to blame the State for everything!
Spare me Labor Law. This issue has zero to do with illegals, or off the book payments, or anything other than a bureaucracy which must assert its relevance. Note in the article DOL performed a multi-day audit of the company, and came away with nothing–but this.
Why? Because you always have to be guilty of something, it's just the way DOL works.
By the way, do you really think the owner was trying to "short the employee shirts"?
Elmer (#52), I notice you don't say it has nothing to do with health. Is that the thing you don't care about in restaurants?
You wonder why we can't keep businesses in this state?
In fact, he should take this up with his uniform supplier, for not watching his back.
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Not shifting responsibility to anybody but that is a good point.
For the love of God wp, are you saying you have any idea how often the kitchen staff in any given restaurant bathes? Washes their jeans? What the hell is the difference?
Elmer – What makes you a DOL expert? I know for a fact that they conduct thousands of investigations per year and in many of them claims are invalid and the employer walks away with zero violations. This employer was audited because an employee filed a claim against him. He was not randomly selected for an audit.
they could have ten different shirts. some would still wear their shirts multiple days.
how do you know they have a fresh shirt on?
just because they are given fresh ones doesn't mean it is.
Williepitt (#50) – I did not have a washer/dryer. I washed my shirt in the SINK and hung it to dry. Took two minutes.
Don't be absurd, elmer.
That's curius LL that you know something about this. so tell me, did you/your friend file a calim about inadequate shirts? Thought not.
I have dealt with DOL more than I care to, and everything I have said about their investigations is correct.
Wp, how am I being absurd by pointing out that if this is a health issue than every food prep workers clothing is a health issue? And when did DOL obtain jurisdiction over health matters? This is a dipstick state regulation enforced in a dipstick manner in this case, period.


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The asteroid belt has a mass that is only 4% of the moon's mass. Certainly not enough material there to form a planet.
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I also forgot something else (if you can believe that is possible in that entire diatribe).
In the same post, I'm pretty sure Tiamat was mentioned.
I've always thought the Asteroid Belt needed closer scrutiny: We are to believe that over billions of years, our nine planets (well, only 8 since 2006) were able to coalesce nicely into our nifty little solar system, but somehow "gravitational perturbations [from Jupiter] imbued the planetesimals with too much orbital energy for them to accrete into a planet. " (source: Wiki)
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Audi R8… "I Got a Chopper in the Car"
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"The driver of this Audi R8 was involved in a police chase after a domestic dispute with his wife somewhere in Germany. The police ended up shooting 37 times at the car. Somehow, the guy survived even after being shot 4 times." The source of this article is Wrecked Exotics a pretty entertaining website if your into that sort of thing. Its like Lil Wyane says in the song "If I Die Today" – "I gotta Chopper in the Car!", the owner of the R8 should have listened.


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Keep Politics Out Of Your Business
As an agency owner and keen observer of the circus that doubles as the American political process this election year, I'm finding it difficult to hold my tongue. I was reminded of this recently when tech influencer and newly minted VR executive Robert Scoble laid down the rules for continued inclusion in his Facebook-capped group of 5000 "friends."
I've been unfriending a few people today. Here's why I might unfriend you in the future.
1. You never post about tech, or the future, or business, or anything that interests me.
2. You only post selfies. Just dumped two friends for that reason.
3. You only talk about politics. Even if I agree with your politics, I just don't want to see politics. Once out of 40 posts is OK. But I dropped a few who were posting only about politics.
There were ten in all, but #3 struck a resonant chord for me. Sure, I'm a passionate technologist, which manifests through my client mix, the gadgets I use personally and in business, and the popular Medium publication I started called "Adventures in Consumer Technology." But the mind-boggling machinations of the
Presidential Unpresidential candidates stir personal passions that simply demand an airing in the public domain. The question is: what do I risk by opining on them?
I happen to follow a number of politically outspoken PR agency executives in social media circles, and have been known to periodically like or retweet those musings and links that align with my own views. Still, I wonder whether I'm shooting myself (and my firm's business prospects) in the foot by publicly exposing my politics on such an indelible tableau.
How many times have I sat down to write about the shortcomings of the Democratic Party's PR strategies or the GOP's regressive policies before prudently deciding to pull the plug? Some notwithstanding have slipped past the filter. There was a piece I penned for Forbes that looked at the PR strategy surrounding the SCOTUS ruling jettisoning the Voting Rights Act, which I contended was strategically smoke-screened by a ruling days earlier on same-sex marriages. My Forbes editor spiked the piece calling it "strident." (It survived on my personal blog.)
Then there was the piece I penned titled "Let Hillary Be Hillary" in which I chastised HRC's PR consiglieres for artificially programming their candidate. Or one earlier in which I shared my observations on why the Democrats got crushed in the 2014 mid-terms. I increasingly wonder whether these prosaic excursions into the political waters help or hurt my livelihood.
In light of how divided we are as a nation today, I am torn every time I'm tempted to express my opinion. I know that by doing so, half of my client prospects may disagree, in spite of how persuasive I believe my argument may be. Best advice: be judicious in what you post and socially share. More importantly, be respectful of the opinions of others, however challenging that may be.
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Erika AngelMay 7, 2016
I like this advice! "be judicious in what you post and socially share. More importantly, be respectful of the opinions of others, however challenging that may be." I am very opinionated and I find myself having to bite my tongue most times when talking politics with people. I am sure if someone is a business owner things only get trickier. Its difficult to share your political viewpoint with your audience in fear of offending someone, losing clientele, or starting a potential opportunity for people to argue. Because of that I definitely believe that there are times where it is best to keep your political standpoint separate from your business. With that being said I also believe that there are times where it can be beneficial to share it. For example If a company is supportive of equal marriage rights. Maybe that is something that they could share and reach a whole new demographic. I think before sharing one should consider the following: Does the issue relate to your business? How does the issue impact employees/customers? How do your views affect business partners? What risks come with the reach of the Internet?
Peter HimlerMay 7, 2016
Thanks, Erika, for your comment(s). Astute observations, and much appreciated.
Matt GallantApril 29, 2016
Very true. Making sure our business is only pure business usually puts ourselves into the safe zone as entrepreneurs. Great read. Thanks for sharing!
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Best Parks To Run Around In London
Running is a great way to keep fit, it's an easy sport which anyone can do and best of all it's free! London marathon is happening in just over 5 months time so those of you who were lucky enough to have won the ballot will probably be starting to train around now. Even if you didn't manage to get a place, there are still charity places going as well as other races you can enter in various locations around London.
London has a lot of good parks that you can you train in and cover the distances you need to complete before the big day. Even if you're just a recreational jogger there are a lot of nice routes with some great scenery which you can enjoy whilst running. There are 8 Royal Parks (land that was originally owned by the monarchy) in London with Richmond Park being the largest. There is a man-made trail called the Tamsin Trail around the edge of the park which is about 11km long so it is a great place to run laps and build up those miles. The route is fairly hilly too so you can get in some hill training at the same time.
Bushy Park is the 2nd largest of the Royal Parks and it is roughly 10.8km around it's perimeter. The route is generally flat and easy to run and the park is attached to Hampton Court Palace so you could always pop by for a visit if you've never been! Greenwich Park is another Royal Park that you can run around and it has a 6.6km loop around it's perimeter. It is also where the London marathon starts so it would be a good place to train in if you're running the marathon so that you can get used to the track.
Regent's Park is a good central London park to run in and it is 4.3km around it's Outer Circle route. It has showers and changing rooms as well as lockers, so you don't have to carry anything when you run. The other remaining Royal Parks (Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, Green Park and St James's Park) all link to one another and if you follow the outer perimeter of them you will cover approximately 11.6km. The route is practically traffic-free (except for when you have to cross Hyde Park Corner to get from Hyde Park to Green Park) and it covers an impressive list of London's famous landmarks, including Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, 10 Downing Street, Horse Guards, The Mall, Hyde Park Corner, Marble Arch, Speakers' Corner, The Royal Albert Hall, St James's Palace and Kensington Palace. So if you're just visiting London and want to get some exercise in at the same time then you could always give yourself a self-guided running tour!
Besides the Royal Parks there are many other parks in the different boroughs around London that you can run in such as Battersea Park, Victoria Park, Finsbury Park to name but a few. Make sure you check out the opening times of the parks though because some are closed at night. Also don't forget to have a good meal at least 2 hours before you run. I usually have a bowl of muesli with banana or if I'm pushed for time I'll grab a granola or cereal bar
If you liked this post, buy me a latte :-)


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First Wednesday of the month, The American Comedy Co. hosts not only an open mic, but the best open mic in town. This is the mic that all the local comics bring their A-material to, as do many working comics on the road. Why, you ask? STOP INTERRUPTING AND WE'LL TELL YOU
The Gaslamp Comedy Open Mic begins with a toast at 8pm, with the complimentary 8 O'Clock Shot. Our lovely and vaguely non-threatening host, Jimmy Callaway, will reward the best comic of the night with his own paycheck. And, as always, there are food & booze specials, never a cover, and never an item minimum.. You are literally making money at this mic, and if you have something better to do on a Wednesday night, then you must be a surgeon or something, and frankly, none of us are all that impressed.
THE GASLAMP COMEDY OPEN MIC: Booze, food, and jokes.


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Babycakes is by far the most adorable bakery I've ever been to. It's located on a quieter side street of bustling NYC, but there is nothing quiet about the inside.
It's cozy and retro feeling, with the tiniest kitchen, literally the size of my little kitchen at home.
But my kitchen has never seen so many tasty baked goods.
Babycakes specializes in – are you ready for it – vegan, gluten-free, wheat-free, soy-free, casein-free, egg-free, vegan and kosher baked goods. Most of them are also refined sugar-free and made with different flours like spelt, garbanzo, sorghum.
It may not sound appetizing to some, and you may be wondering what exactly they do use but trust me when I say that I doubt you would even notice that it wasn't full of butter, sugar and white flour.
We sampled a number of their offerings: Spelt cupcake, GF Blueberry Crumbcake, GF Cupcakes, GF Brownie and a GF Pumpkin Loaf for the plane ride home.
Everything was beyond delicious. The Blueberry Crumbcake was probably my favorite, along with the frosting which you can also just get a shot of. Yes, I was tempted.
Babycakes has recently expanded to LA and Disney World, spreading allergen-free and vegan baking all over the US. I might have to squeeze in a visit to the LA location when I'm in town next month. I'm craving some GF, vegan crumbcake. And I never thought I'd be saying that.
Babycakes NYC
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Name: Baja Motocross
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Objective: Start your motorcycle and accelerate it to the finish line. Race with your opponents and win every lap to unlock new tracks and adventures. Collect various bonuses on your way and try new tricks on your air time.


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Speelgoedmuseum De Kijkdoos
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Speelgoedmuseum De Kijkdoos Hoorn Reviews
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Toys, toys and toys, from tin doll houses up to tin trains Apr 04, 2011
In case you're a fan of small museums this is one to visit. This one is all about Dutch toys from 1850 and later. Most of them are made out of tin. The museum is not accesible for dissabled or people who have difficulties climbing steep staircases.
The toys are a nice mixture for boys and girls, but some doll houses appear more for adult women to me. Some of them are models of shops complete with lighting and cash registers.
There are many toy cars, trains and some plains as well.
I think there are some toys missing, like board games and Hula hoops (both for arround the body and in vertical posstion for running on the streets), stilts and shuffleboard (Dutch version ofcourse).
Being a museumvisitor because of my study I won't visit this museum again. Purely out of professional point of view. But for people who haven't seen this museum yet this is a good stop and not a waist of the money.
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