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For a coffee lover, nothing would be better than starting their day with a perfect cup of coffee. Nowadays, with the arrival of single serve coffee makers, everyone can enjoy the perfect cup of coffee.
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Props to Kabelis for dreamcrushing people because he already has an invite from yesterday's Legacy Trial
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Shoutout to Skinshifter. I dont want him to get cycled without being proven amazing.
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Shoutout to Phantasmal Image. Having a deck that can play 4 of them is incredible! But to be fair, he's been proven amazing many many times =)
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Didn't know Gideon's Avenger was a card. That guy gets huge in a format full of mana dorks.
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My son uses a pump which works well for him, but we plan to spend a week in Hawaii soon and considering how much time he will want to spend in the water we are concerned that he will be off the pump most of the day as it is not waterproof. We are considering switching to Lantus with Humalog for the vacation, and his doctor has advised that if the pump should fail to use 65% of the basal rate currently provided by the pump as the Lantus dose and to use Humalog as the pump boluses when corrections are needed or to cover carbs.
Our doctor is out of town for six weeks, and we are not able to ask his advice about switching, or to confirm the doses, or to make sure this is even a good idea at all. The pump works so well it may be foolish to change what is working.
We would usually recommend not making such a major insulin change for vacation but rather use the insulin pump overnight and at breakfast, then cover meals and snacks with injections of Humalog with the pump disconnected during the day until supper.
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I had some wonderful spinach at a restaurant in Columbia, SC this weekend. It had garlic and sun dried tomatoes. They probably used butter--not sure. I just used:
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No 70: Eye Of The Basir - scary start to this game as a jumpscare happens right away, the mystery only deepens as we begin to see the power of the eye and teleport to a strange new place.
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As with other Peeters stories we get drawn into this futuristic world with all these odd characters from the get go, but again it's all so believable. We get introduced to likable characters, characters that we can emotionally attach ourselves to. Peeter's throws all these situations at them that they have to either solve or undergo. These situations lead to various choices, but what to choose and how to cope with the choices made? How to survive in this world? As you can probably tell by now Peeters delivers us another blend of existentialism and mystery, but adds an extra dose of action that has not been very present in his previous work.
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An interesting article recently called to our attention should give pause for thought to the different factions that continue to make it more difficult for agriculture to operate.
At the last CAFA board meeting, Tom Ellis, a board member and alfalfa grower from Grimes, passed along a quote from Dr. Marvin J. Cetron, an author and "futurist." Speaking at the 6th Annual Great Valley Center Conference earlier this year, Cetron asserted that: "To meet human nutritional needs over the next 40 years, global agriculture will have to supply as much food as has been produced during all of human history."
Even if his projection is off by a wide margin, it's still an eye-opening statement. Cetron, founder and president of Forecasting International, also struck a chord with his comments that ensuring the world's food supply will depend on the ability of U.S. agriculture to "encourage young people to become career farmers and ranchers."
Cetron has an impressive resume that includes a 20-year career in research and development planning and forecasting with the U.S. Navy. He was in charge of designing, developing and implementing the most comprehensive technological forecast in the United States. Beside extensive experience with government agencies and foreign governments, Cetron has been a consultant to more than 150 firms including Apple Computers, Control Data Corp., First National City Bank, General Motors, GT&E, IBM, and Xerox.
The look into the future of ensuring the global food supply and the need for young people to stay with agriculture as a career comes at a time when it seems like the odds are stacked against both goals. On the other hand, agriculture has always shown an ability to bounce back from adversity.
Nonetheless, there are troubling trends that CAFA has been following, such as the tenuous position Klamath Basin farmers face when it comes to a continuing supply of irrigation water. Earlier in the year, CAFA responded during a public comment period to urge the Bureau of Reclamation to maintain water deliveries to the Imperial Valley. More recently, CAFA weighed in on the Central Valley Water Quality Control Board's proposals that would burden growers with high fees for monitoring water quality if they were not part of a watershed group.
Equally troubling was the 30 percent cut in funding that the UC Cooperative Extension Service was recently saddled with, plus a 20 percent cut in ag research funding. Despite the efforts of CAFA, some of its members and other ag groups, the funding cuts became reality in the recently passed state budget.
On the positive side, funding for the Williamson Act, which protects farm land from being gobbled up by housing developments, was reinstated in the budget. It was a victory for a coalition that included environmental groups and the California Farm Bureau Federation. With agriculture continuing to lose clout, the cooperative effort may be a template to follow in the future when agriculture faces critical issues.
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Hyman was the editor-in-chief of Game Power and a freelance writer who reports on technology.
Hyman admitted to having digital files that contained visual depictions of minors engaging in sexual conduct.
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For years, my transportation mantra has been that, because of the time it takes to build infrastructure, it's hard to catch up with transportation needs if we wait until they become a crisis.
Well, when gas prices soared past $3 and hit $4 per gallon this year, transportation officially became a crisis in the Baltimore region.
Many area commuters are now seeking mass transit alternatives. They're flocking to try out existing commuter bus and rail options. Unfortunately, the project that would convert our region's currently fragmented mass transit choices into a genuinely convenient and efficient system – the east-west Red Line from Woodlawn to Canton – is still on the drawing board.
The long-overdue Red Line, to be either light rail or bus rapid transit, would connect with MARC commuter rail and the region's existing north-south light rail and subway systems – which do not currently connect with each other. With construction projected to begin in 2012, the Red Line project faces two key challenges – funding and community acceptance.
Not surprisingly, both challenges are interrelated.
Project planners face strict cost parameters in order to gain the federal funding essential to pay for the project. However, many in communities along the route voice emotional opposition to the project unless it tunnels under their neighborhoods.
Tunneling, of course, is very expensive – a topic I'll deal with in my commentary next month.
Then there are those who are opposed to tunneling for fear that the tunnel construction itself will harm their properties. And there are others who say they want no new transit whatsoever in their neighborhoods … you get the picture.
We must keep in mind that, for our region's transportation resources and for the growing number of residents seeking transit options, the Red Line is a transformational project. This is our opportunity. If it is to become a reality, now is the time.
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Frankenmuth is truly a little Bavaria in central Michigan! Upon arrival, you will see that the town is intertwined with their ancestry! You can take a stroll, do some shopping, even take a carriage ride. The name is comprised of the early settler's former home, the Franconia region of Germany and muth, the German word for courage. The name itself means "The Courage of the Franconians" but
it's most popular nickname is "Muth" or "Little Bavaria." The settlers arrived in 1845, became a village in 1904 and a city in 1959. There are neighboring German towns of Frankenlust, Frankentrost, and Frankenhilf, as this area's original purpose was a mission post for the spreading of Christianity to the Chippewa tribe.
Frankenmuth prides itself on their beautiful main street with flowers in bloom or ice sculptures and lights twinkling year-round. The 2.8 square mile town is comprised of stylized timber-framed buildings with the distinctive "X" or
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All of their hard work and beautiful sites do not go to waste! Frankenmuth
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The town also hosts many festivals each year!
World Expo of Beer – A community fundraiser with a revolving beneficiary.
The Dog Bowl and Great Lakes Regional Hot Air Balloon Championships– Olympic-style dog events illustrating different breeds of
dogs competing. The Dock Dog competition is an event where dogs compete for distance, height and speed in retrieval from the water. The Disc Dog competition tracks the speed and distance of dogs catching discs. The Wiener dog races have over 200 dogs racing in the at River Place. There are also 40 hot air balloons competing from the Great Lakes Region states compete to perform tasks in the "flight" and drop bean bags on targets from the air. You will
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Summer Music Fest – A week long polka festival? Yes, please! This event brings over 25,000 people to the little town each year.
Oktoberfest- The first Oktoberfest was held in Frankenmuth in 1990 to celebrate their German culture and heritage and was the first Oktoberfest outside of Munich to be sanctioned by the City of Munich. Schnitzel, anyone?
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Integrating Jenkins with Git is not a complicated task by itself and can be achieved by using all kinds of Jenkins plugins that will be discussed later on, As long as you are pulling your code from a Git public repository it is indeed a simple task, The problems begin when your repository is private. This article will help you get through this "Nightmare" .
I will demonstrate the process by pulling from a Git private repository hosted in GitHub, However it will be a similar process for any Git private repository hosted by any Git server for example, BitBucket.
1. First we need to generate a new SSH Key.
a. Open Git bash and follow the instructions bellow :
Comments on that section :
– When asked to enter a file which will save the key just press Enter because we want the default settings.
– Don't type the command ssh-add id_rsa.
2. Now we need to add our GitHub repository url to our known hosts list. There are several ways for doing that, I found that the easiest way is just to perform a "Dummy" pull request for the repository. Just create a folder in any location on the file system, Open the Git bash and go to that location.
Type the following command : git clone firstname.lastname@example.com:example/example.git
You will be asked if you want to add the host to the known hosts list enter "Yes".
3. Next step is to add the newly generated SSH Key to GitHub for authentication.
a. In git bash enter the following command :
clip < ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
This command will copy the content of the SSH Key to your clip board. Another alternative is to open id_rsa.pub in any text editor and copy the content.
b. Go To https://github.com/example/example and got to settings. Click on Deply Keys -> Add Deploy Key and enter the content.
4. Jenkins runs on a different user, It runs on the local admin thus we need to copy the .ssh directory to the following paths so Jenkins could use it.
a. Copy .ssh folder to Git folder.
b. Copy .ssh folder to C:\Windows\SysWOW64\config\systemprofile in 64 bit machine and to C:\Windows\system\config\systemprofile in 32 bit machine.
5. Jenkins configuration :
a. You need to install git plugin, There is a vast variety of git plugins ,You can choose by vendor for example if you use GitHub than install the GitHub plugin, However for most cases the Git plugin will be sufficient.
b. Go to manage jenkins -> configure system and under git installations you will need to enter the path for the git.exe . Another option is to add git to your path and then you can just enter git.exe .
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Photographer James Mollison has traveled around the world to see how children are living and where they sleep. The results are shocking because most of them are too poor to have a real bedroom, and the differences between the children are enormous. This can be a wake-up call for everybody.
Lamine is 12 and lives in Senegal. He is sleeping in a room with several other boys, and the beds are so simple that they use bricks for legs. He works on the school farm, where they learn how to dig, harvest maize, etc. In his spare time he loves playing football.
Tzvika is 9 and lives in Beitar Illit, an Israeli settlement in the West Bank. He shares his room with his siblings. Televisions and newspapers are banned as well as sports, so Tzivka likes to play religious computer games, and wants to become a rabbi.
Jamie is 9 and lives with his family in a penthouse on 5th Avenue, New York. He wants to be a lawyer like his father so he goes to a prestigious school. Besides that he takes judo and swimming classes.
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Kaya is 4, lives with her parents in a small apartment in Tokyo, Japan. Her bedroom is full of clothes and dolls. She has 30 dresses and coats, 30 pairs of shoes and a bunch of wigs. Kaya wants to be a cartoonist when she grows up.
Douha is 10 and lives with her huge family in a Palestinian refugee camp in Hebron, West Bank. Her brother killed himself and 23 civilians in a suicide attack against the Israelis in 1996. Douha wants to be a paediatrician.
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This homeless boy and his family is living on a mattress in a field in Rome, Italy. The family came all the way from Romania, but when they arrived in Rome, they camped on private land until the police threw them off. The boy's parents clean car windscreens because they cannot get legal work.
Dong is 9 and lives in Yunnan in south-west China with his big family. He loves to write and sing, and in the evenings he spends one hour doing his homework and one hour watching TV shows. He dreams of being a cop when growing up.
Roathy is 8 and lives on Phnom Penh in Cambodia. A huge rubbish dump is unfortunately his home, and his mattress is made from old tyres. He wakes up at six every morning to start work which is looking for cans and plastic bottles that they eventually sell to a recycling company. He has only one meal per day.
Thais is 11 and lives in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, with her family. The neighbourhood she lives in are involved with lot of gang rivalry and drug abuse, but it has undergone major improvements. Thais wants to be a model when she gets older.
Nantio is 15 and a member of the Rendille tribe in northern Kenya. She lives in a tent where the whole family sleep. She went to a school village school but she quit because she is hoping that a moran (warrior) will marry her soon. before the marriage she has to undergo circumcision which is completely normal where they live.
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White on whites with a gum outsole is a perfect shoe, but this was a curious flip on a tried and tested formula. A gum midsole and white outsole was just strange in the best possible way, and you can thank a mix-up during production for that shift from the norm. That mistake created a shoe that was still simple enough for mass consumption via JD Sports (before Nike stopped any SMUs on "Icon" product at the end of the year) but generated a low-key favorite too. The heel stitch colors were a nice touch too.
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Product OverviewYour favourite foods will love their new home in this KitchenAid 20 cu. ft. French door refrigerator with an interior dispenser. The ExtendFresh™ Plus temperature management system uses sensors and a high-tech compressor to help foods stay fresh and keep their taste and texture. A produce preserver absorbs ethylene gas emitted by many fruits and vegetables. This gas can cause them to over-ripen, so you'll enjoy fresher fruits and veggies with this fridge. Plus, the FreshChill™ temperature-controlled full-width pantry lets you manually adjust the temperature and amount of cold air that enters the drawer, allowing you to properly store foods ranging from meat to produce.
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wool cashmere blazer, alpaca gray sweater, Pendleton skirt, vintage belt
silk "ruff" scarves in silver pearl and midnight blue
Pendleton wool jacket in black and white harding
chunky knit roving hats by Mischa Lampert
Being from Chicago, I always get a bit concerned as the weather begins
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what am i going to wear to keep me warm while maintaining some element of style?
I am not ashamed to admit that i love a chunky kind of warmth.
I like to be cocooned and cozy in wools.....
For fall i created a wool/ cashmere blend blazer as tailored as it is warm
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I am stoked about the chunky roving knit hats from Mischa Lampert
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I love this time of year- before the real damage of the midwest winter is done.
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Edward Balleisen
Edward Balleisen
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Box 90719
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Ed Balleisen is Associate Professor of History and Senior Fellow in the Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke University. He specializes in the evolving "culture of American capitalism," the institutions, values, and practices that both structured and limited commercial activity. He is the author of Navigating Failure: Bankruptcy and Commercial Society in Antebellum America and Scenes from a Corporate Makeover: Columbia/HCA and Heathcare Fraud, 1992-2001. His work has been published in numerous journals, including Business History Review, Australian Journal of Legal History, and Reviews in American History. In 2005, he was awarded the Howard D. Johnson Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching. He earned a bachelor's degree in public and international affairs from Princeton University and a doctoral degree in history from Yale University. He is currently working on a history of commercial fraud in the United States, and especially organizational fraud against consumers and investors, from the early nineteenth century to the present.


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Scientists can now identify which lung cancer patients show a remarkable "Lazarus response" to a novel drug, marking a major advance in personalised medicine.
Recently, a new drug called gefitinib (Iressa) has given patients a glimmer of hope in fighting lung cancer, the deadliest form of the disease in many developed countries.
When Iressa worked, and it did in around 10 per cent of patients with non-small cell lung cancer, the drug worked amazingly well. One specialist remarked: "We see a complete Lazarus type of response that we've never seen before."
Now scientists have found why Iressa is so effective for some patients, information that will help target the treatment of sufferers of non-small cell lung cancer, and encourage doctors to try the drug early in the disease, rather than as a last resort.
If the findings are borne out, "it would be the single most important finding in lung cancer genetics," commented Dr David Carbone of Vanderbilt University, Nashville.
Dr Harold Varmus of the Memorial Sloan-Ketting Cancer Centre in New York, said it would be a "victory for molecular medicine".
Researchers at Harvard's Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and in Japan report today in the journal Science that patients whose lung cancers respond dramatically to Iressa have a malfunctioning version of a protein called EGFR.
The team led by Dr Matthew Meyerson and Dr William Sellers scanned non-small cell lung tumours from 58 Japanese and 61 American patients for gene mutations.


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Observations about his rate of output are well-worn territory, but still: This is the second Dan Melchior LP in six months. While the noisy, deconstructed Assemblage Blues was a deviation from Melchiors typically more song-oriented body of work, the fact remains that keeping up with the mans releases can start to feel like a part-time job. None of Melchiors albums are bad by any stretch of the imagination, but its becoming increasingly difficult to deny the possibility that weve reached Peak Melchior.
Which isnt to say that his albums run together: When compared to Melchiors widely-distributed releases from the past couple of years, Catbirds & Cardinals is less byzantine and jammy than Thankyou Very Much, less obscured by fuzz than Obscured By Fuzz, less abrasive than Assemblage Blues, and its pop sensibility is finer tuned than Visionary Pangs. If that seems confusing, or if you stopped reading halfway through the previous sentence, then youll understand why its hard to recommend Catbirds & Cardinals on its own terms. Sure, this is a fine piece of pop songcraft with influences from the Barrett-Richman-Knox continuum, but Melchiors catalog has reached a size where its impossible to tell which albums to recommend over any other.
Its not even a Robert Pollard scenario, where one can check in to see whether or not the latest release is "worth it." Melchiors recordings never dip below a certain level of quality, and its through this consistency that a pretty good record like Catbirds & Cardinals (or any of his second-tier releases, really) can easily get lost in the shuffle. The obvious complaint to make here would be one about Melchior exercising some quality control but whos to say hes not?
Its not as if Melchior is shoveling out the same album over and over, or wasting our time with material that never should have seen the light of day. (Two accusations, it must be said, that have been made more legitimately against onetime Melchior associate Billy Childish.) Catbirds & Cardinals is better than the vast majority of current albums in its genre. Most of Melchiors albums are. Whenever anyones looking for understated power pop without psychedelic pretensions or leather-jacketed buffoonery, hell always be waiting with between 50 or 60 new songs. What it boils down to, though, is how many straightforward-ish pop statements a listener can love from the same artist.
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My little boxes are self-supporting, peyote-stitched vessels, woven with cylinder beads. I developed this technique by applying to beadwork the same principles that are used to increase in crochet.
These boxes may be as small as 1″ (2.5 cm) wide—or as large as your patience (and tension) will allow.
The process of making a box has many steps. As you complete each step, write down what you have done in case you need to refer back later in the project.


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The North American Indian Center of Boston (NAICOB) provides culturally competent community health services and advocacy to Native American Indians residing within 40 miles of the Center located in Jamaica Plain. Services range from referrals for primary care, assistance in applying for health care and other benefits, diabetes prevention and management, senior wellness, interdisciplinary case management, treatment for alcohol and other addictions, and mental health and social services. NAICOB also houses an education and training program funded by the Workforce Investment Act (WIA), head start program, and a traditional healing program.
North American Indian Center of Boston, Inc.
North American Indian Center of Boston, Inc.
Mose Herne, Associate Director (617-232-0343, Ext. 31)
Barbara Namias, Health Director (617-232-0343, Ext. 12)
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Republican Quail - This book is a compilation of short stories about the author?s outdoor adventures. It is written with humor and fondness by Dan Watring for the companions he had and the ones he gained along the way. Republican Quail is a must for any sportsman.


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CIS offers a number of opportunities for students and faculty to engage in collaborative education and research.
Computational Social Sciences
Cornell University has the interdisciplinary character to face the new challenges in social sciences and is at the forefront of developing the new field of computational social science.
Center for the Interface of Networks, Computation and Economics (CINCE)
CINCE is the leading research group at the interface of computing and information science and the social sciences, an emerging area which is growing in importance nationally.
Cloud Computing @ Cornell
Cloud Computing @ Cornell highlights the multi-disciplinary Cloud Computing projects from across Cornell. We are a hub to connect faculty and students working in the field.
The Game Design Initiative at Cornell (GDIAC)
GDIAC is an interdisciplinary collaboration of students and faculty dedicated to the academic study of game design.
Institute for Computational Sustainability
Computational sustainability applies computational methods to improving the sustainbility of the environment, economy and society.
Cornell-Princeton Center for Network Programming
The Center for Network Programming supports research on language, algorithms, and tools for network programming and facilitates closer interactions with partners in industry and government.
Program of Computer Graphics
Founded in 1974, the PCG is an interdisciplinary center dedicated to the development of interactive computer graphics techniques and the use of these techniques in a variety of applications.
Initiative for Cryptocurrencies & Contracts (IC3)
IC3 is an initiative of faculty members at Cornell University, Cornell Tech, UC Berkeley, UIUC and the Technion. IC3 is collaborating with domain experts in finance and banking, entrepreneurs, regulators and open source software communities toward fast and reliable financial systems of executiona and record.


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For the fortunate few scanning America's economic recovery from luxurious penthouse suites, they are treated to the magnificent scenery of record profits, escalating CEO pay and an ever-growing share of the nation's income.
But for the vast majority, the view remains bleak, despite the 4.3 million private-sector jobs added since early 2010. The horizon is still gray because of ongoing, pervasive wage cuts and a feeble job market. Very decidedly, this is a recovery largely reserved for the Republic-deified "job creators" and the investor class. In 2010, the richest 1% monopolized income gains, hauling in fully 93% of increased income, according to economist Emanuel Saez. As Think Progress reported:
After dipping during the Great Recession, corporate profits have now skyrocketed past their pre-recession levels, Business Insider's Joe Weisenthal notes. After-tax profits and corporate profits as a share of gross domestic product (GDP) are now higher than they were in the middle of the last decade, after a similar vertical spike. Despite massive profit gains, however, corporations are adding more jobs overseas than they are in the United States and paying one of the lowest effective tax rates in the developed world.
Economist Heidi Schierholz of the Economic Policy Institute explains that the relatively slow pace of hiring—although an improvement from the depths of the recession brought on by Wall Street deregulation—undermines the bargaining power of workers both individually and collectively.
"We haven't seen a labor market this weak for this long since the Great Depression. This economy needs at least 10 million more jobs. Workers don't have much power individually when there is a long line of people applying for jobs extending around the block," Schierholz says.
With the economy still running in low gear except for the mechanisms generating riches for those at the top, there are few alternatives for workers from which to choose from. "The lack of bargaining power is tied to a lack of outside options for employment," Schierholz says. "That's why the number of voluntary quits is very, very low."
In addition, Republicans have now fiercely reversed course on the counter-cyclical strategies followed by Richard Nixon, George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush of increasing public employment during recessions. They have vigilantly fought against every attempt by President Barack Obama to stimulate the economy with increased public hiring. At the same time, Republican governors have hacked away at public employment and pay at the state and local level. In the midst of the biggest economic crisis in 80 years, "The government sector has cut 502,000 workers from payrolls" since the start of 2010.
The collective power of workers through their unions has been severely diminished by a set of devastating policy changes, most recently with restrictions on public employees' bargaining rights in Wisconsin and enactment of anti-union "right to work" legislation in Indiana. These developments cap an era concisely explained by EPI vice president Ross Eisenbrey and Iowa history professor Colin Gordon:
[O]ver the [last] 30 years—an era highlighted by the filibuster of labor law reform in 1978, the Reagan administration's crushing of the PATCO strike, and the passage of anti-worker trade deals with Mexico and China—labor's bargaining power collapsed. The consequences are driven home by the figure below, which juxtaposes the historical trajectory of union density and the income share claimed by the richest 10 percent of Americans. Union membership has fallen and income inequality has worsened—reaching levels not seen since the 1920.
The repercussions have been massive:
[The] divergence in income growth, especially noticeable since 1979, corresponds with a decline in union influence, as an increase in union membership would help to boost worker incomes. Indeed, if the incomes of the union rank-and-file rose by just 10 percent, middle-class incomes would go up $1,479 per year, even for middle-class families who aren't union members, according to a September analysis from the Center for American Progress.
The systematic weakening of union power, accompanied by the fierce competition for a shrinking number of quality jobs, has set the stage for wage-slashing by U.S. employers. A number of indicators document that the trend toward wage-cutting—spotlighted by New York Times economics reporter Louis Uchitelle in early 2009 when the reverberations of the Wall Street meltdown were still being felt—is, if anything, gaining momentum even as major corporations have fully recovered.
In some states, like Wisconsin, there have been employment gains in traditionally high-wage industries like manufacturing, but these industries have also witnessed wage drops, as the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported. "From December 2010 to December 2011, the average weekly wage in Wisconsin declined."
Starting wages in manufacturing—a mainstay of high-wage, family-supporting jobs—have dropped by 50% in just the past six years, notes former Labor Secretary Robert Reich. Two-tier and multi-tier wage structures—which freeze the pay and benefits of long-term union members at current levels while slashing starting wages by 40% or more for new workers—have begun to proliferate in the face of labor's weakened bargaining power.
Even the once-mighty United Auto Workers has been forced to accept pay packages for new hires at the Big Three that provide half of what new hires got a decade ago. At $14 an hour, new auto workers earn about the same as America's service-sector workers.
But perhaps nothing exemplifes the national picture more than the strategy followed by General Electric. Even during the Great Depression, when it faced shrinking profit margins, industrial giant General Electric limited its wage cuts to 10%, according to Chris Townsend, political director of the United Electrical, Radio and Machine workers, who recently perused his union's extensive files.
But General Electric's current condition can be described as nothing less than superb, enjoying a 16% increase in profits in 2011 on top of $14.2 billion in 2010. To make things sweeter, GE managed to pay no corporate taxes. Nonetheless, GE was able to force its unionized workforce to accept a new system of risky high-deductible healthcare policies and to exclude new workers from defined-benefit pension plans.
But nothing is more indicative of GE's new mindset than the recent wage cuts imposed at its non-union plant in Mebane, North Carolina, where veteran workers had earned as much as $23.67 per hour. After being recalled from brief layoffs, long-time workers with up to 20 years of service at GE discovered that their pay had been cut by 45% and that they had been removed from the company's defined-benefit pension plan.
The wave-slashing is about to become more widespread at GE's non-union plants, based on GE memos obtained by the UE's Townsend. In last year's negotiations with a coalition of unions, GE repeatedly informed labor that it viewed $13 per hour a competitive wage in manufacturing, recalled Townsend.
But GE is not alone in pressing this low-wage agenda. "Toyota's goal has become $12.64 an hour, the median wage for comparable manufacturing in Kentucky, where it has its largest plant, or $10.79 in Alabama, where it is building a new plant," reports UC-Berkeley Professor Harley Shaiken, a long-time scholar on labor issues and the auto industry.
Absent a revitalized upsurge from labor and its allies like the Occupy movement that places inequality squarely at the center of the presidential campaign in 2012, we can expect even further acceleration of wage-slashing from corporate America.


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Kathal or Jack fruit is the national fruit in Bangladesh that is available in the summer. The jack fruit cake is made in rural and urban areas in many different ways. This recipe does not have a very strong flavor of the jack fruit, but rather gives off a rich and flavorful scent. It is really yummy, and I truly believe that each bite of this cake is a little piece of heaven. :) It is delicious by itself.
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Captains Justin Fleck and Mike Ramirez
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Kayak-Mothership Fun
Another fun filled day with Kayaks out along the island, said the report from Intrepid, fishing off the coast of Panama April 2, enjoying the beautiful scenery of the lush tropical jungle that is full of multi-colored flora and fauna life after the recent rains. We also had decent fishing for many different species including some very nice Rooster Fish, Snappers, Pargo, Dorado, Tuna, and Marlin. Chefs Patrick Lawrence and Dave Traylor put out an amazing Snapper dinner from yesterdays catch that was out of this world here on the Mothership Intrepid. Everyone is relaxing in style and sharing the experiences of the days adventures.
Captain Kevin Osborne and Mike Pritchard
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Ceramic Science and Engineering
When you hear the word "ceramics," people usually think of an image of pottery or space shuttle tiles. What many people don't realize is that ceramics and ceramic engineering play an important role almost everywhere you look and sometimes where you can't look. Besides everyday objects, ceramics are helping computers and other electronic devices operate, improving people's health in various ways, providing global telecommunications, and protecting soldiers during combat.
In the most simple of terms, ceramics are inorganic, nonmetallic materials. They are typically crystalline in nature (have an ordered structure) and are compounds formed between metallic and nonmetallic elements such as aluminum and oxygen (alumina, Al2O3), calcium and oxygen (CaO), and silicon and nitrogen (silicon nitride, Si3N4). In broader terms, ceramics also include glass (which has a non-crystalline or amorphous random structure), enamel (a type of glassy coating), glass-ceramics (a glass containing ceramic crystals), and inorganic cement-type materials (cement, plaster and lime). However, as ceramic technology has developed over time, the definition has expanded to include a much wider range of other compositions used in a variety of applications.
The word "ceramic" is traced back to the Greek term keramos, meaning potter's clay or pottery. Keramos, in turn, is related to an older Sanskrit root, meaning "to burn." Ceramus or Keramos was also an ancient city on the north coast of the Aegean Sea in what is present-day Turkey.
The word Keramos lives on as the national professional ceramic engineering fraternity.


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80. What do you think the Russians make of this
scheme? What do you believe their perception is of the desirability
or otherwise for the creation of this EU rapid reaction force?
(Mr Hoon) I honestly do not know.
81. To what extent is the debate on missile
defence emphasising certain aspects of difference between the
Europeans and the United States?
(Mr Hoon) I do not think it is. Indeed, the United
States, the new administration, has made it very clear on a number
of occasions that they will consult European allies and Russia
and China for that matter before coming forward with any specific
proposal. I think there is a very determined effort amongst Europeans
to react constructively to both the threat that we recognise the
United States faces but also the means of the solution.
82. How does the United Kingdom try to put the
NMD debate in a perspective that does not undermine the attempt
of ESDP to strengthen transatlantic links?
(Mr Hoon) We have a strong bilateral relationship
with the United States, our strongest ally. We have said repeatedly
that we would not want to see the United States have to meet this
threat without our understanding and support. Equally, the United
States has made it clear that it would want to consult with allies,
not only the United Kingdom but continental allies as well as
countries that are not even allied to the United States, before
it goes ahead with any proposal. It is part of the example that
I was giving to Dr Lewis earlier. The world is a more complex
place sometimes than some members of this Committee might suggest.
Relationships are conducted both on a bilateral basis but also
multilaterally through the various alliances that we are part
83. That is interesting. How do we prevent the
exchanges from, say, Europe about NMD upsetting the Americans
and the United States upsetting the Russians and ending up with
a great carry-on, shouting at each other across the Atlantic?
How do we pick our way through that?
(Mr Hoon) I do not think it happens like that. I do
not think there are exchanges at the volume that, by implication,
your question suggests. On the other hand, again, I find it a
little surprising sometimes that it is suggested to me, especially
here in a parliamentary committee, that there should not from
time to time be differences of opinion between countries and within
countries. I spent some time in Congress the other day and the
range of opinions that you will find there reflects the entertaining
range of opinions that I would find here. In parliamentary democracies,
I would expect to find that. Indeed, if I did not find that, there
would be something seriously wrong, because we would not have
that kind of lively debate about these important issues that is
so necessary.
84. That must be unquestionably true but how
do we avoid getting nations into a corner, saying things that
they find it very difficult to get out of later? Debate is fine
but how do you stop that?
(Mr Hoon) I do not think actually we do that, if you
are referring to the Government now. I think governments are very
careful to avoid painting each other into a corner. We have very
distinguished members of the press here and one of the dangers
is that they seize upon quotations, sadly sometimes taken out
of context, in order to write glorious headlines that presumably
are designed to sell a few newspapers the next day, but that is
not always part of the real debate that is going on. I accept,
again, in a democracy it is right that they should be able to
pick things out in that way but it does not always give a full
picture both of the breadth of the debate or perhaps of the breadth
of the comments made by the individual in question. It will be
interesting to see what they make of my remarks tomorrow.
Chairman: There are times when we would
like any publicity, lies or otherwise.
Dr Lewis: Speak for yourself, Chairman.
Chairman: Frankly, if I can keep unanimity
among this bunch then NATO should be fairly easy. We have just
one more question which is fittingly from the Deputy Chairman,
Peter Viggers.
85. Our discussion has been a little unstructured
because the Petersberg tasks, the lower range of military intensity
tasks which the European defence identity is meant to face up
to is, of course, unspecified. Do you envisage that it will be
necessary and it will be helpful to be more specific in the Petersberg
tasks? Would that help to enable individuals to know exactly what
the Europeans might be facing alone, without NATO?
(Mr Hoon) Part of the elaboration of the [Helsinki]
goal, in a sense, is to prepare contingency plans for the range
of operations that a European force might become involved with
where NATO was not engaged. That would give us some more precise
indication of the kind of force packages that would be required
and how we would deal with them. I am fairly comfortable with
the Petersberg tasks because I do not really think that we can
ever precisely identify the kind of operation that is going to
come up because no two operations are ever the same, they always
have very different kinds of requirements both in the political
context and the military response. What we are trying to do is
to ensure that across a range of different commitments we have
the right kind of forces available. I do not think it particularly
helps to be too specific about what that particular operation
might consist of.
Chairman: Thank you very much. I am sorry
to have pushed the Committee very hard but I am about to make
a speech of Brezhnev-type length in the House of Commons on the
regulation of the private security industry that I have been campaigning
for for 25 years.
(Mr Hoon) I am sure that it will be extensively reported
in tomorrow's newspapers.
Chairman: If it is half as much as Brezhnev's
speeches then I will be delighted. Thank you very much. I am not
sure whether this will be the last public session of the Committee
but if it is, and I suspect it might be although I have no inside
knowledge, I would like to thank you and your Department for all
the help you have usually provided and my Committee for their
tolerance to my occasional bullying. Thank you very much for coming
(Mr Hoon) Thank you all very much.
Chairman: I am sure the problems that
you have been discussing will probably be debated more fully,
if in a less informal manner, in the next few months. Thank you.


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They have pizza and choco corn at breakfast. That's what I call family friendly hotel. Also clean and vrey friendly staff. Only downside is the location: close to main road (this means noise) and distance to beach.
"go and have a pizza at the restaurant Peperoncino in town! it is real pizza even thought the services there..."


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CAIRO (Reuters) - Seven people were killed and 261 wounded in Cairo when supporters of Mohamed Mursi clashed with the deposed president's opponents and security forces overnight, the head of Egypt's emergency services said on Tuesday.
Mohamed Sultan told Reuters two people had been killed at a bridge in central Cairo and five more in the capital's Giza district.
(Reporting by Shadia Nasralla; Writing by Alexander Dziadosz; Editing by Alison Williams)


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Local Jessup company to appear on Shark Tank
A Maryland small business is about to get some serious national exposure.
Hungry Harvest, a Jessup-based company that repurposes surplus produce, will appear on ABC's reality show Shark Tank airing on January 8, 2016 at 9pm EST. Hungry Harvest was founded in 2014 by Evan Lutz, a graduate of the University of Maryland, after he learned how much produce was being discarded because it wasn't aesthetically appealing. The company offers a subscription service; for a monthly fee, Hungry Harvest will deliver a selection of produce directly to your door on a weekly basis.
Shark Tank is a reality show with an entrepreneurial twist. A panel of "sharks" – also known as the investors – considers potential businesses to invest in as they are presented. Hungry Harvest will be the first Maryland-based company to appear on Shark Tank, and Lutz has high hopes for success.
"Having the opportunity to appear on Shark Tank is a dream come true," said Lutz. "I believe that Shark Tank is the vehicle to help propel our local, mission-driven business to scale across the country."
During the episode there will be an opportunity for local viewers to participate in an episode-related trivia quiz on social media with the opportunity to win six months' worth of produce. Learn more on Hungry Harvest's website.
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Huipil from Santiago Sacatepéquez #913Posted by admin in HUIPILES, Santiago Sacatepéquez, SOLD
Stunning Vintage Huipil from Santiago Sacatepéquez, the town famous for the giant kites of All Saints Day. Traditional raised woven style with beautiful colorful design. Fantastic texture and color! This huipil measures 29″ across the shoulders, 28″ across the chest, and 28″ from the neckline to the bottom edges (folded). The neck opening is diamond shaped and each of the four sides measures approximately 5″ (fits over average sized head). The sides have been sewn to create armholes.
This two panel huipil is striking with elaborate raised weaving that gives this huipil a 'nubby' texture. The pattern includes mayan figures and quetzal birds (national bird of Guatemala) in a striking array of colors. The background fabric is a red and white checkered cotton.
Additional photos can be found here.
This huipil is in very good used condition, with a few signs of wear. There are some areas with slight wear and reinforced stitching. There are also a few loose threads.
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