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Maybe you saw this article "Standing Up for the Rights of New Fathers," in the New York Times a few weeks ago about the new dad, a reporter for CNN, who filed a discrimination claim with the EEOC against Time Warner (CNN's parent) challenging its paid parental leave policy. The policy gives 10 weeks of paid leave to birth mothers, and to employees who adopt or have children through a surrogate, regardless of the employee's sex. But biological fathers only get two weeks of paid leave.
For years we have advised business clients that parental leave policies (note: I didn't say disability leave policies for pregnancy and/or childbirth) should treat men and women similarly. The NYT article made me wonder whether we've been correct. My conclusion is "yes," even though there actually is a case that upholds a policy very similar to the CNN/Time Warner policy described in the NYT article.
In Johnson v. University of Iowa, 431 F.3d 325 (8th Cir. 2005), the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed that a policy that allowed biological mothers and adoptive parents to use paid sick leave to take time off upon the birth or adoption of a child, but did not permit biological fathers to use paid time off for that purpose, was permissible. The reasoning is that as between biological mothers and biological fathers, the policy was actually giving the women disability leave, which the fathers couldn't claim to need. And as between biological fathers and adoptive parents, it was rational for the state to conclude that adoptive parents are likely to face time demands that are greater than those faced by biological parents, and financial demands that are not covered by insurance. (Note to Lawyers: although the plaintiff's claim was premised on both the 14th Amendment's Equal Protection Clause and Title VII, the court reasoned that biological fathers aren't a suspect class and the right to paid leave is not fundamental, so "rational basis" scrutiny was appropriate for both aspects of the claim.) Thus it was permissible for the state to provide the paid leave benefit to adoptive parents, but not to biological fathers.
But it is not clear that a court would reach the same result in the CNN case. All of the leave provided to biological mothers there is not disability leave, and, at least in my opinion, the complainant has a pretty good argument that he is similarly situated to an adoptive mother, but receives less generous paid leave upon the arrival of a child.
As for parental leave, our "don't discriminate" advice is the safer course. And here are some legal rules for employers to follow to limit exposure:
Your business may be able to treat adoptive parents more favorably than biological parents when it comes to parental leave, but I doubt that there's a benefit to such a policy that's worth the risk of a discrimination claim.
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10Washington State slaps VW with $176M fine for diesel cheating
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You wouldn't think that Washington state would be harsher than California when it comes to VW's diesel scandal.
1BYD wireless charging electric buses could come to Washington
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- Sep 8, 2015
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China-based bus maker wins 10 out of the state's 12 categories for plug-in bus service.
5Washington State wants to limit EV incentives for expensive cars
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- Jul 10, 2015
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Washington State will cut plug-in vehicle incentives for people who can afford more expensive cars.
98Washington State bill would fine left-lane hogs for going too slow
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A bill in the Washington State Senate would fine left-lane hogs on a sliding scale based on how slow they are going below the speed limit. The penalties come on top of the state's current ban on clogging up the passing lane.
95Citizen pulls over unmarked WA police car, education ensues
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Dog bites man, that's not news. Man bites dog, now that's news. Or so goes the old newspaper adage, and we see it manifested all the time. Take this latest video clip for example. While it wouldn't usually be news to see a cop pulling over a motorist, seeing a motorist pulling over a cop and asking to see ID is another matter entirely.
107Has Pot Legalization Affected Colorado's Driving Fatalities?
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Colorado's recent legalization of recreational marijuana has fueled fears about public safety on roadways, with critics pointing to the drug's negative effect on cognitive ability and reaction time. But according to numbers compiled by the Washington Post, traffic fatalities are near historic lows in the state since decriminalization was put into place.
17Washington State governor signs pro-Tesla bill
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Maybe Tesla should build its proposed gigafactory in the Evergreen State. Last week, Washington Govermor Jay Inslee signed a bill that will allow Tesla to keep selling its electric vehicles through its showrooms and not have to work through third-party dealerships, Automotive News says. That means the California-based electric-vehicle maker can keep its showrooms in Seattle and Bellevue open.
27This Seattle-area Nissan Leaf owner has already put 100,000 miles on his EV
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It's not quite in the so-indestructible-its-engine-can-take-a-bullet territory of a classic Dodge Dart, but Steve Marsh's Nissan Leaf has been put through a long-distance wringer. The Washington State driver has surpassed the 100,000-mile mark with his electric vehicle, getting kudos from Washington Governor Jay Inslee as a result. The Pacific Northwest sure likes its green cred.
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Washington State plug-in vehicle charging stations along Interstate 5 are getting used more than twice as much as they were a year ago, the Associated Press says, citing a study from the Washington State Department of Transportation. In September, the state's 14 fast-charging stations along I-5 were collectively used 1,155 times, up from 528 sessions a year earlier. All told, those stations have been used more than 10,000 times since their installation last year.
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Washington State is trying to be one of the leading states for both electric-vehicle adoption and charging-station availability. Trouble is, the state is about 75 percent behind on the public charging-station goal it set for the end of 2011, Seattle-based King 5 reports in the video below.
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Park your gas-powered car in an electric-vehicle-designated spot in the Emerald State and you could find yourself Cashless in Seattle. The Washington State legislature has approved a bill that would impose a $124 fine on conventional-vehicle drivers busted for parking in spots slated for plug-in vehicles, the Associated Press reports. Legislators approved the bill by a seven-to-one margin. The bill now needs approval from Washington Governor Jay Inslee.
34AAA brings first fast-charging roadside assistance truck to Seattle
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- Mar 29, 2013
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Sleepless in Seattle? Sure. Helpless in Seattle? Not if you're a plug-in vehicle driver with AAA.
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- Jun 26, 2012
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Disaster can strike just about anywhere, but the likelihood – and severity – often increases the further you are from civilization. That's what one couple in Washington State found out when they went camping with their Toyota 4Runner along the Barlow Pass in the northern Cascade mountains.
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General Motors has gone on record to oppose a Washington State bill that would impose a fee of $100 per year on electric-vehicle drivers.
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General Motors has gone on record to oppose a Washington State bill that would impose a fee of $100 per year on electric-vehicle drivers.
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Washington State's senate has passed a bill that would impose an annual fee of $100 to electric-vehicle drivers in an effort to compensate for the gas taxes that EV drivers don't pay, the Associated Press reported.
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So many independent supercar operations have disappeared as fast as they've sprung up. But Shelby SuperCars is out to make a name for itself. Not only did the upstart manage to challenge the likes of Koenigsegg and Bugatti for top-speed supremacy with its Ultimate Aero, but now it's coming back with its stunning new Tuatara.
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The percentage of motorists who really understand the basic tenets of driving vary from state to state. In some areas of the country, hogging the left lane is a vile offense, yet drivers in other parts of the country use it as they see fit. This is incorrect, and it's also quite frustrating to the other motorists that understand the rules of the road. In an effort to remind drivers that the left lane is for passing, Washington state troopers pulled over 223 left-lane ignorati for ignoring the la
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This review is from: NZXT Phantom 410 Series CA-PH410-R1 Red Steel / Plastic ATX Mid Tower Computer Case
Pros: Free fans, quite large and with blue LEDs which just look sweet.
Tons of well-placed cable management holes and tie-down points.
Plastic parts are sturdy. Everything has a satisfying click when it snaps into place.
Angled top means I can't set stuff on top of it.
Dedicated fan controller.
Dead silent when fans are set to low. If it weren't for the blue lights I wouldn't have known it was working. Still very quiet at high.
The price for the features can't be beat, especially when it looks this nice.
Cons: Couldn't install my aftermarket cooler. The window to the back of the motherboard was too far over, so two of the screw holes were blocked. If you have a cooling solution that requires a back panel installation be careful with the measurements. Maybe the window lines up with a full-size ATX board?
The metal and the plastic parts are SLIGHTLY different shades. Others complained about it but with the one I got it's only noticeable in certain light, hardly worth mentioning.
The rubber things do come off easily like some have said, though not as bad as I feared. If you can hold them down while you push the cables through it shouldn't be an issue.
Hard drive rails are a bit weird to put on the drive at first. Again, hardly worth mentioning.
No PC speaker? I guess I don't need it but having no post beeps bothers me the tiniest bit. Not worth taking an egg for.
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Cons: None that I can think of.
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Cola De Mono (Tail of the Monkey)
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I found this in a Moosewood Restaurant cookbook. It is a Chilean Christmas beverage recipe and it is well named as it has the potential to have you swinging from the trees! Cook time is actually the time standing in the fridge.
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- 6 cups milk
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 cinnamon sticks or 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1⁄4 cup instant coffee
- 2 cups aguardiente
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Bring the milk, sugar and cinnamon to a boil.
- Dissolve the coffee in the hot milk mixture.
- Put in the fridge to cool.
- Once cold, add the aguardiente.
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Wow! This is awesome. I held a birthday party for my roomate last week. I had too much milk in the fridge (I couldn't say no to $2.99/4 lb!!) and whip this up the day before the party. It was drained in the first hour :). I added the vanilla extract just before I put in the fridge. And, because I have a sweet tooth, I added more sugar. Thank you so much. I don't think this will ever last more than 2 weeks in the fridge.
Aguardiente is really strong, my mum has always used a good whiskey, usually Johnny Red or something similar. We have had this since I was a child and is a Chilean family staple at Christmas along with Pan de Pascua.
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Video: Sony Releases Commercial Showcasing PS3 in 3D
Now that we're aware of Sony's intentions to ship 3D TVs and 3D PS3 games in 2010, today they have released a commercial showcasing these plans to bring 3D into the living room next year.
To quote: "They talk about releasing 3D for their Bravia TV's, PS3, and Blu-ray players as well.
While they do not offer any specifics on exactly when we'll see these technologies, they do say that it will be coming some time next year."
The commercial can be viewed in the video below. Enjoy!
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09-09-2009 #2
I'm not gonna lie. That commercial was kinda gay. I like that they're advertising though...
09-09-2009 #3
Commercial is not sony's foretay.. hehe by any means and we see this kind of stuff, but like you said they are advertising which is something as they do lack at times in that dept.
09-10-2009 #4
haha how stupid does that family look watching tv with sunglasses on indoors mwahaha
09-10-2009 #5
I'm sorry, it's terrible. I'm going to finally admit it. There is absolutely no market for this technology (even if the current generation of televisions supported it). Very few people want to watch movies in 3D (perhaps a few children who want to see the latest Spy Kids or Shrek movie) or have to wear special glasses just to sit down and game (I have even heard people say that it's uncomfortable to watch, even in short durations). Wasted time and wasted money Sony; cut your losses, do not waste any more development on useless tech.
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Indeed i really look forward to this, i love 3D films.... they are the only ones that can even get us to the theater anymore. So seeing sony dedicated to bringing more 3D content to the public... well all i can say is that is GREAT!
Good news and really looking forward to bringing this home when it arrives!
09-10-2009 #8
Funny... my parents always said not to sit in front of the TV... but atleast leave 2 Meters room between you and the screen...
09-10-2009 #9
I think that this 3d technology will not be interesting to adults this will be more for people that are high or drunk
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Sony brings 3D at home in 2010... with how many years late ? lol
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The C-MAX Energi received an EPA rating of 108 miles-per-gallon equivalent (MPGe) city rating and 100 MPGe combined rating. This beats the Toyota Prius' combined rating by 5 MPGe.
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But how do we communicate with them if their mind are focused in getting our attention to vote for them..but how do we get their attention to notice us ? to notice these concerns..
Oh well... I even tweeted a Governor candidate, because he and his team are driving recklessly in the highway, their motorcade team didn't mind the people around them and they might cause an accident while on the road. I didn't even get a response from them... I also tweeted the Comelec chairman, and then no reply too.. I think everyone is busy making pa-pogi points.
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September 1993, Volume 19, Issue 3
- 279-297 Employment Protection Laws: Policy Issues and Recent Research
by Peter Kuhn
- 298-310 Automobile Insurance in Ontario: Public Policy and Private Interests
by Rose Anne Devlin
- 311-324 La maîtrise des modes de décision: le cas de la répartition géographique des effectifs médicaux au Québec
by Vincent Lemieux & France Gagnon
- 325-339 Symbolic Regulation: The Case of Third-Party Regulation of Canada Post
by Robert M. Campbell
June 1993, Volume 19, Issue 2
- 109-132 The Child Tax Benefit: Simple, Fair, Responsive?
by Jonathan R. Kesselman
- 133-144 Atlantic Provinces Economic Union
by James P. Feehan
- 145-161 Employment Flows and Job Tenure in Canada
by Louis N. Christofides & C. J. McKenna
- 162-176 Unemployment Insurance Once Again: The Incidence of Repeat Participation in the Canadian UI Program
by Miles Corak
- 177-193 Conflict and Confusion in Drawing Constituency Boundaries: The Case of Alberta
by Keith Archer
- 194-215 Vertical Fiscal Imbalance and the Reallocation of Tax Fields in Canada
by G. C. Ruggeri & D. van Wart & G. K. Robertson & Rhoda Howard
March 1993, Volume 19, Issue 1
- 1-17 Cyclical and Seasonal Properties of Canadian Gross Flows of Labour
by Stephen R. G. Jones
- 18-28 Research Gaps Facing Training Policy-Makers
by Gordon Betcherman
- 29-35 Schooling, Literacy and the Labour Market: Towards a 'Literacy Shortage'?
by Daniel Boothby
- 36-53 Is There a Double-Negative Effect on the Earnings of Immigrant Women?
by Charles M. Beach & Christopher Worswick
- 54-67 From Workfare to the Social Contract: Implications for Canada of Recent US Welfare Reforms
by Patricia M. Evans
- 68-85 A Needs-based Approach to Resource Allocation in Health Care
by Stephen Birch & John Eyles & Jeremiah Hurley & Brian Hutchison & Shelley Chambers
- 86-92 Structural Impacts of the US-Canadian Free Trade Agreement
by Stephen E. Reynolds & James E. Seidelman
December 1992, Volume 18, Issue 4
- 365-386 Ethnic Pluralism under Siege: Popular and Partisan Opposition to Multiculturalsim
by Yasmeen Abu-Laban & Daiva Stasiulis
- 387-412 Income Growth, Government Spending, and Wasting Assets - Alberta's Oil and Gas
by Roger S. Smith
- 413-424 Do Canadians Want Zero Inflation? Some Evidence from a Model with 'Sophisticated' Voters
by Daniel J. Richards
- 425-442 The Role of Tort Law in Controlling Environmental Pollution
by Donald N. Dewees
- 443-460 The Entry Problem of Francophones in the National Hockey League: A Systemic Interpretation
by William D. Walsh
- 461-469 Performance Differentials in the National Hockey League: Discrimination Versus Style-of-Play Thesis
by Marc Lavoie & Gilles Grenier & Serge Coulombe
- 470-475 Performance and Salary Differentials in the National Hockey League
by Robert C. McLean & Michael R. Veall
September 1992, Volume 18, Issue 3
- 261-274 Le régime des décrets favorise-t-il la paix industrielle? L'expérience des activités manufacturières québécoises, 1980-1988
by Benoît Lyrette & Paul-Martel Roy
- 275-289 The Mandate, Structure and Financing of the CBC
by Colin Hoskins & Stuart McFadyen
- 290-299 Impact of the Private Non-Profit Sector on the Distribution of Canadian Health Research Funding
by Michael O'Brecht & Jerome Doutriaux
- 300-317 Smokers' Burden on Society: Myth and Reality in Canada
by André Raynauld & Jean-Pierre Vidal
- 318-326 Improving Outcomes for Divorced Women
by Sheila Eastman
- 327-352 Innovation in Public Debt Management to Reduce the Federal Deficit
by Jonathan R. Kesselman
June 1992, Volume 18, Issue 2
- 127-138 Potential to Sequester Carbon in Canadian Forests: Some Economic Considerations
by G. Cornelis van Kooten & Louise M. Arthur & W. R. Wilson
- 139-152 Financial Services Reform in Canada: The Evolution of Policy Dissension
by William D. Coleman
- 153-165 Le coût d'abandonner le projet Grande-Baleine
by Jean-Thomas Bernard & Eric Genest-Laplante & Benoît Laplante
- 166-175 Canadian Content Laws and Programming Diversity
by C. Leigh Anderson
- 176-188 Short-Term Redistributive Effects of Public Financing of University Education in Quebec
by Clément Lemelin
- 189-202 Assessing Quebec's Multi-Component Program to Reduce Emergency Room Overcrowding
by Pierre Boyle & Raynald Pineault & Danièle Roberge
- 203-220 Hiring Women: The Effects of Canada's Employment Equity Act
by Joanne D. Leck & David M. Saunders
- 221-225 A Review of Regional Ministers and Voice of Region
by David Murrell
March 1992, Volume 18, Issue 1
- 1-12 North American Free Trade: Lessons from the Trade Data
by William G. Watson
- 13-26 Aboriginal Self-Government and Social Services: First Nations - Provincial Relationships
by Sharon Taylor-Henley & Peter Hudson
- 27-46 Judging the Roles of Legislation, Education and Offsetting Behaviour in Seat Belt Use: A Survey and New Evidence from Alberta
by David L. Ryan & Guy A. Bridgeman
- 47-56 The Future of Our Forests - Report of the British Columbia Forest Resources Commission: A Critique
by David L. Haley & Jeanette Leitch
- 57-61 Monitoring Price Behaviour in the Resale Housing Market: A Note on Measurement and Implications for Policy
by Arthur J. Hosios & James E. Pesando
- 62-75 Government Intervention in Occupational Safety: Lessons from the American and Canadian Experience
by Paul Lanoie
- 76-88 The Commercial Potential of Nova Scotian Natural Gas
by Michael Power & Elizabeth Jewkes
- 89-103 To Be or Not to Be Sovereignist: Quebeckers' Perennial Dilemma
by André Blais & Richard Nadeau
- 104-110 Two Thumbs up for Latter-Day 'Birth (or Death?) of a Nation'
by William G. Watson
- 111-119 Schism in the Temple
by Robert Young
December 1991, Volume 17, Issue 4
- 379-394 Constitutional Change and Canada's Economic Prospects
by Richard G. Harris & Douglas D. Purvis
- 395-408 North American Integration and Canadian Disunity
by John N. McDougall
- 409-416 Compétition électorale et partage des pouvoirs dans un Etat fédéral
by Pierre Simard
- 415-433 The Choice of Efficient Monetary Arrangements in the Post Meech Lake Era
by R. F. Lucas & B. Reid
- 434-444 The Economics of Constitutional Change: Dividing the Federal Debt
by Paul Boothe & Richard G. Harris
- 445-455 The Constitutional Debate: Some Issues for Agriculture
by W. H. Furtan & R. S. Gray
- 456-472 Pension Politics and Challenges: Retirement Policy Implications
by Ellen M. Gee & Susan A. McDaniel
- 473-489 The Effects of Co-payments within Drug Reimbursement Programs
by Jeremiah Hurley & Nancy Arbuthnot Johnson
- 490-506 Aging, Age-Specific Health Care Costs and the Future Health Care Burden in Canada
by M. S. Marzouk
- 507-511 Lessons for Post-Meech Lake Constitutional Negotiations: A Review of Reflections, Papers Nos. 5, 6, and 7
by Michael B. Stein
September 1991, Volume 17, Issue 3
- 227-236 Wealth Taxation in Canada: An Introduction
by Jack M. Mintz & James E. Pesando
- 237-247 The Role of Wealth Taxation in the Overall Tax System
by Jack M. Mintz
- 264-278 The Allocative and Efficiency Effects of Wealth Taxes
by John Burbidge
- 279-308 The Distributive Effects of Wealth Taxes
by James B. Davies
- 309-321 The Taxation of Wealth in the EEC: Facts and Trends
by Denis Kessler & Pierre Pestieau
- 322-334 The Taxation of Personal Wealth in International Perspective
by Richard M. Bird
- 335-350 A Primer on the Implementation of Wealth Taxes
by Robert D. Brown
- 351-367 The Politics of Wealth Taxes
by Keith G. Banting
June 1991, Volume 17, Issue 2
- 127-138 Measuring Returns from Education: Some Neglected Factors
by Christos Constantatos & Edwin G. West
- 139-154 The Politics of Plenty: Investing Natural Resource Revenues in Alberta and Alaska
by Peter J. Smith
- 155-172 La performance des départements de santé communautaire du Québec: le point de vue du réseau (With English summary)
by François Champagne & Nicole Leduc & Jean-Louis Denis & Raynald Pineault
- 173-182 The Edmonton LRT: An Appropriate Choice?
by John Kim & Douglas S. West
- 183-196 The Unconvincing Case for Drug Testing
by Lennart E. Henriksson
- 197-204 Aluminium ou exportation: de l'usage de l'électricité québécoise (With English summary.)
by Gérard Bélanger & Jean-Thomas Bernard
- 205-208 Tax Expenditures and Government Policy: Review Article
by Allan M. Maslove
March 1991, Volume 17, Issue 1
- 1-13 The Canada-US Free Trade Agreement and Canada's Energy Trade
by John N. McDougall
- 14-24 The NEP Meets the FTA
by André Plourde
- 25-36 South Africa Divestment: The Canadian Case
by E. Blinder & C. S. Cheung & I. Krinsky
- 37-51 Les organisations non gouvernementales et la politique canadienne d'aide au développement
by Jean-Philippe Thérien
- 52-63 Bankruptcy Law and the Canadian Experience: An Economic Appraisal
by Jocelyn Martel
- 64-76 Eligibility Rules in the Canadian Jobs Strategy: Shifting the Burden or Targeting the Assistance?
by Miles Corak
- 77-85 Can Public Policy Affect Fertility?
by Douglas E. Hyatt & William J. Milne
- 86-105 Controlling Effluent Discharges from Canadian Pulp and Paper Manufacturers
by William F. Sinclair
December 1990, Volume 16, Issue 4
- 359-373 On the Incidence of the Manufacturers' Sales Tax and the Goods and Services Tax
by G. C. Ruggeri & K. Bluck
- 374-386 L'évolution du prix réel de l'assurance automobile au Québec depuis la réforme 1978
by Claude Fluet & Pierre Lefebvre
- 387-398 Population, Pyramids and Promotional Prospects
by David K. Foot & Rosemary A. Venne
- 399-417 Landlords as Economic Prisoners of War
by W. T. Stanbury & John D. Todd
- 418-431 Land Degradation Issues in Canadian Agriculture
by D. Peter Stonehouse & Martin Bohl
- 432-444 An Assessment of Ontario's Health Strategy
by Paul Barker
- 445-450 Misplaced Priorities: A Review of Demolinguistic Trends and the Evolution of Canadian Institutions
by Mario Polèse
September 1990, Volume 16, Issue 3
- 239-251 Les initiatives québécoises dans le domaine de la capitalisation des entreprises: Le point de vue des investisseurs
by Jean-Marc Suret
- 252-261 The Impact of the Unemployment Insurance Reform of 1990 on Single Earners
by Shelley A. Phipps
- 262-283 Native Participation in Northern Development: The Impending Crisis in the NWT
by Jack C. Stabler & Eric C. Howe
- 284-297 Canadian Content Rules: A Time for Reconsideration
by Keith Acheson & Christopher Maule
- 298-307 Risk and Economic Policy
by Jack M. Mintz & Douglas D. Purvis
- 308-325 An Evaluation of the Bank of Canada Zero Inflation Target: Do Michael Wilson and John Crow Agree?
by David R. Johnson
- 326-338 Coming Soon to a Station Near You? The CRTC Policy on Sex-Role Stereotyping
by Linda Trimble
- 339-340 Women's Groups and the Pross Continuum: The Need for More Discourse
by Sandra Burt
- 341-348 Review of The Centralization-Decentralization Conundrum
by Douglas G. Hartle
June 1990, Volume 16, Issue 2
- 121-136 Now that the Deal is Over: Canadian Trade Policy Options in the 1990s
by J. Whalley
- 137-144 The Valuation of Risk of Death in Public Sector Decision-Making
by R. A. Meng & Douglas A. Smith
- 145-154 Canadian Electricity Exports, Capital Costs, and US Trade Policy
by William F. Averyt & G. Laber
- 155-160 Marshall, Lerner & Botha:Canada's Economic Sanctions on South Africa
by Jon Harkness
- 161-173 Canadian Defence Policy: An Analysis
by T. Wu & R. Fetterly
- 174-190 The Canadian National Energy Program and Its Aftermath: A Game-theoretic Analysis
by P. James
- 191-199 Demographic Change and Intergenerational Relations in Canadian Families: Findings and Social Policy Implications
by Ellen M. Gee
- 200-208 Blueprint for Future Energy Policy? A Review of Energy and Canadians into the 21st Century
by Robert N. McRae
- 209-213 Typologies, Claims, Institutions and the Capacity for Discourse: A Reply
by A. P. Pross
- 214-217 Is Atlantic Canada Becoming More Dependent on Federal Transfers? A Rejoinder
by D. W. Hackett & M. Kabir
March 1990, Volume 16, Issue 1
- 1-16 An Analysis of Canadian Unemployment
by M. W. Keil & J. S. V. Symons
- 17-28 Canadian Women's Groups in the 1980s: Organizational Development and Policy Influence
by Sandra Burt
- 29-50 Alberta Heritage Fund: Measuring Value and Achievement
by G. Mumey & J. Ostermann
- 51-59 Tuition Fees and University Accessibility
by Benjamin Levin
- 60-72 An Economic Analysis of Canadian Content Regulations and a New Proposal
by M. S. Shedd & E. A. Wilman & R. D. Burch
- 73-85 Some Distributional Impacts of Marginal Changes to Public Pension Parameters
by Bruce Kennedy
- 86-90 The Market as Mechanism: Review of Getting Ready for 1999: Ideas for Canada's Politics and Government by Tom Kent
by Lars Osberg
- 91-96 A Legacy for Learners: The Report of the British Columbia Royal Commission on Education, 1988
by C. Montmarquette
- 97-101 Is Atlantic Canada Becoming More Dependent on Federal Transfers? A Comment
by Vaughan Dickson & David Murrell
February 1989, Volume 15, Issue s1
- 1-9 Is the Process the Message?
by Leonard Waverman & Thomas A. Wilson
- 10-19 The U.S. Economy and the Dollar
by Rudiger Dornbusch
- 20-34 International Co-ordination of Macroeconomic Policies: A Review
by Michael Devereux & Thomas A. Wilson
- 35-38 Co-ordination of Economic Policies: A View from the Trenches
by Edward P. Neufeld
- 39-44 Comments on Co-ordination of Economic Policies
by Stephen H. Axilrod
- 45-51 A Reevaluation of Exchange Rate Policy
by Richard C. Marston
- 52-54 International Monetary Reform: A View from the Trenches
by Lloyd C. Atkinson
- 55-57 Macroeconomic Co-ordination and the Summit: International Monetary Reform
by Rei Masunaga
- 58-62 Plans to Solve the Problem of the Twin U.S. Deficits
by Marcus H. Miller
- 63-66 Foreign Exchange Markets: A View from the Trenches
by John Grant
- 67-70 Foreign Exchange Markets Viewed from a Macro-policy Perspective
by Gordon G. Thiessen
- 71-77 From Now till Then: Globalization and Economic Co-operation
by John F. Helliwell
- 78-82 Summit Agendas: A Symposium: Present and Future Agendas
by Jeffrey R. Shafer
- 83-86 Macroeconomic Co-ordination and the Summit
by Francesco Caramazza
- 87-91 Agendas for the 1988 and Future Summits
by Richard G. Lipsey
December 1989, Volume 15, Issue 4
- 363-375 Free Trade and Canadian Feminism: The Case of the National Action Committee on the Status of Women
by Sylvia Bashevkin
- 376-386 Trade in Information-Intensive Services: How and Why Regions Develop Export Advantages
by Mario Polese & Roger Verreault
- 387-404 Canada's Third Option: A Complete Failure?
by Gordon Mace & Gerard Hervouet
- 405-412 The Economic Cost of AIDS in Canada
by Jon Harkness
- 413-423 Global Environmental Policy: The Case of Ozone Depletion
by Douglas A. Smith & Keith Vodden
- 424-435 The Benefits of Immigrants to Canada: Evidence on Tax and Public Services
by Ather H. Akbari
- 436-449 Rational Planning vs. Regional Interests: The Professionalization of Canadian Amateur Sport
by David Whitson & Donald Macintosh
- 450-469 The Political Administration of School Closures: Administrators, Trustees and Community Groups
by G. Bruce Doern & Michael J. Prince
September 1989, Volume 15, Issue 3
- 245-264 New Technology and Training: Lessons from Abroad
by Leon Muszynski & David A. Wolfe
- 265-284 The Military-Industrial Complex in Canada
by Lynne M. Pepall & Daniel M. Shapiro
- 285-299 Privatization of Air Canada: Why It Is Necessary in a Deregulated Environment
by David W. Gillen & Tae Hoon Oum & Michael W. Tretheway
- 300-312 Government Restriction on Foreign Investment by Pension Funds: An Empirical Evaluation
by George H. Pink
- 313-321 Y a-t-il des biais systematiques dans les annonces budgetaires canadiennes? (With English summary.)
by Jean Francois David & Eric Ghysels
- 322-334 Television and Public Policy: The CBC's Coverage of the Meech Lake Accord
by David Taras
- 335-338 Policy in an Era of Free Trade: Some Comments on the de Grandpre Report: Review Article
by Miles Corak
- 339-344 Marchak on Free Trade: A Response
by Michael R. Smith
June 1989, Volume 15, Issue 2
- 121-134 Regional Politics and Policy and the Mulroney Cabinet, 1984-88: Towards a Theory of the Regional Minister System in Canada
by Herman Bavkis
- 135-144 The Transition to Competitive Pricing on the Toronto Stock Exchange
by I. Krinsky & W. Rotenberg
- 145-161 The Saskatchewan Potash Industry and the 1987 U.S. Antidumping Action
by Bruce W. Wilkinson
- 162-174 The Role of Economic Analysis in Countervailing Duty Disputes: Cases Involving Agriculture
by Erna van Duren & Larry Martin
- 175-188 Computer Skills and Use among High School and University Graduates
by Graham S. Lowe & Harvey Krahn
- 189-204 Measuring Effectiveness of Employment Equity Programs in Canada: Public Policy and a Survey
by Harish C. Jain & Rick D. Hackett
- 205-219 Wildlife: Defining the Animals the Dene Hunt and the Settlement
by M. Asch
- 220-225 The Ideology of Free Trade: A Response
by M. Patricia Marchak
March 1989, Volume 15, Issue 1
- 1-11 Canada's Approach to Financial Regulation
by Edwin H. Neave
- 12-24 The Implementation of Strategic Export Controls in Canada
by Samuel D. Porteous & Alain C. Verbeke
- 25-33 Politics, Property Rights, and Cottage Development
by Roger L. Beck & Donald Hussey
- 34-42 Refinancing the CCP: The Cost of Acquiescence
by Bruce Kennedy
- 43-48 Is Atlantic Canada Becoming More Dependent on Federal Transfers?
by D. W. Hackett & M. Kabir
- 49-56 Political Scientists, Economists, and the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement
by Robert A. Young
- 57-71 A Sociological Appraisal of the Free Trade Agreement
by Michael R. Smith
- 72-83 The Promotion of Hatred and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms: A Review of Keegstra v. The Queen
by Bruce P. Elman
- 84-93 The Bank of Canada and Zero Inflation: A New Cross of Gold?
by R. F. Lucas
- 94-97 Do Hockey Teams Discriminate against French Canadians?: Comment [Discrimination and Performance Differentials in the National Hockey League]
by Michael Krashinsky
- 98-101 Discrimination versus English Proficiency in the National Hockey League: A Reply
by Marc Lavoie & Gilles Grenier & Serge Coulombe
- 102-106 Canadian Auto Policy Revisited
by Peter J. S. Dunnett
- 107-108 Canadian Auto Policy Revisited: Reply
by Tim Hazledine & Ian Wigington
September 1988, Volume 14, Issue s1
- 1-3 Introduction [The Meech Lake Accord]
by Kenneth H. Norrie & Francois Vaillancourt
- 4-6 Introduction [L'Accord du lac Meech]
by Kenneth H. Norrie & Francois Vaillancourt
- 7-24 Meech Lake and Shifting Conceptions of Canadian Federalism
by Richard Simeon
- 25-42 Meech Lake and Mass Politics: The `Distinct Society' Clause
by Richard Johnston & Andre Blasi
- 43-62 La reconnaissance du Québec comme société distincte et la dualité linguistique du Canada: conséquences juridisques et constitutionnelles
by José Woerhling
- 63-80 Meech Lake and Socio-Economic Policy
by Thomas J. Courchene
- 81-92 Federalism, Social Reform and the Spending Power
by Keith G. Banting
- 93-106 The Supreme Court Proposals in the Meech Lake Accord
by Peter H. Russell
- 107-120 The Meech Lake Accord: Entrenching a Pecking Order of Minority Rights
by Evelyn Kallen
- 121-145 Citizens (Outsiders) and Governments (Insiders) in Constitution-Making: The Case of Meech Lake
by Alan C. Cairns
- 146-151 Constitution Amendment, 1987 [The Meech Lake Accord]
by Government of Canada
- 151-156 Modification constitutionnelle de 1987 [L'Accord du lac Meech]
by Gouvernement du Canada
December 1988, Volume 14, Issue 4
- 331-346 The Deposit Insurance System in Canada: Problems and Proposals for Change
by Brian Smith & Robert W. White
- 347-360 Reducing the Risks of Pleasure: Responding to AIDS in Canada
by Neil T. Boyd & Margaret A. Jackson
- 361-375 Public Policies and Reproductive Technology: A Feminist Critique
by Thelma McCormack
- 376-389 The Policy Impact of Canadian Party Programs: Public Expenditure Growth and Contagion from the Left
by Francois Petry
- 390-398 Economic Implications of Ontario's New Housing Legislation, Bills 11 and 51
by Lawrence B. Smith
- 399-410 L'impact de l'obligation de suivre un cours de conduite sur les accidents impliquant des noveaux conducteurs, Québec, 1980-1984
by Louise Potvin & François Champagne & Claire Laberge-Nadeau
- 411-423 Workers' Use and Knowledge of the 'Internal Responsibility System': Limits to Participation in Occupational Health and Safety
by Vivienne Walters & Ted Haines
- 424-441 Less Racial Discrimination in Canada, or Simply Less Racial Conflict?: Implications of Comparisons with Britain
by Jeffrey G. Reitz
September 1988, Volume 14, Issue 3
- 239-244 Les politiques fiscales et financieres des services d'electricite: Le cas d'Hydro-Quebec. (With English summary.)
by Jean-Thomas Bernard & Simon Thivierge
- 245-253 Canadian Television: An Alternative to Caplan-Sauvageau
by Alain Lapointe & Jean Pierre Le Goff
- 254-265 Toward Improved Health Technology Policy in Canada: A Proposal for the National Health Technology Assessment Council
by David Feeny & Greg Stoddart
- 266-281 Canada's Agricultural and Forest Lands: Issues and Policy
by M. F. Fox
- 282-294 Inconsistencies and Contradictions in Canada's Sexual Assault Law
by Ronald Hinch
- 295-306 Market Concentration in a Geographically Segmented Market: Housebuilding in Ontario, 1978-1984
by Barbara Wake Carroll
- 307-320 Property Rights and the Development of Natural Resource Policies in Canada
by Peter H. Pearse
June 1988, Volume 14, Issue 2
- 125-136 Work Incentives and the Single Mother: Dilemmas of Reform
by Patricia M. Evans
- 137-150 Entropy in the Canadian Economics Profession: Sampling Consensus on the Major Issues
by Walter Block & Michael A. Walker
- 151-161 The GAAP in Bank Regulation
by John Waterhouse & David Tims
- 162-174 Some Economics of the GRAN D Canal
by R. Andrew Muller
- 175-185 Recent Proposals for Copyright Revision: An Evaluation
by Douglas A. Smith


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a resident of Palo Verde
on Oct 13, 2006 at 12:34 am
I was curious to see what will Jag have to say about an issue, when there are no Jews involved to complain about. Luckily he still has Bush and America.
Oh, and a minor question. "One can hardly blame North Korea's desire to defend itself after the US preemptive attack on Iraq and its aggressive posture on Iran." Can we still blame DPRK for cheating on Clinton and US circa 1994 and developing nuclear capability despite promising not to, much before Iran and Iraq? Naah...
a resident of Stanford
on Oct 14, 2006 at 1:54 pm
Good point Wolf. We even tried bribing them by giving the technology to develop the nuclear bomb, and trusted them ( trust a brutal dictator? Why not?) to keep their promise to use it just for developing nuclear energy. Sort of like how the same kind of thinking is saying we should treat Iran.
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Pronoun co-referencing errors: Challenges for generativist and usage-based accounts
1University of Manchester
Citation Information: Cognitive Linguistics. Volume 20, Issue 3, Pages 599–626, ISSN (Online) 1613-3641, ISSN (Print) 0936-5907, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1515/COGL.2009.026, August 2009
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- 2007-12-11
- Revised:
- 2008-07-14
- Published Online:
- 2009-08-14
This study tests accounts of co-reference errors whereby children allow "Mama Bear" and "her" to co-refer in sentences like "Mama Bear is washing her" (Chien and Wexler, Language Acquisition 1: 225–295, 1990). 63 children aged 4;6, 5;6 and 6;6 participated in a truth-value judgment task augmented with a sentence production component. There were three major finding: 1) contrary to predictions of most generativist accounts, children accepted co-reference even in cases of bound anaphora e.g., "Every girl is washing her" 2) contrary to Thornton and Wexler (Principle B, VP Ellipsis and Interpretation in Child Grammar, The MIT Press, 1999), errors did not appear to occur because children understood referring expressions to be denoting the same person in different guises 3) contrary to usage-based accounts, errors were less likely in sentences that contained lower as opposed to higher frequency verbs. Error rates also differed significantly according to pronoun type ("him", "her", "them"). These challenging results are discussed in terms of possible processing explanations.
Keywords:: language acquisition; anaphora; binding; pronouns; truth-value judgment task; frequency; quantifiers
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