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Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Missing toddler found dead in St. Louis suburb - Boston.com
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Sunday, November 13, 2011
JI announces sit-in against corruption - The News International
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JI announces sit-in against corruption The News International Addressing a press conference on Sunday, JI Lahore Ameer Amir ul Azeem added winds of change, which begun from Tunis, Egypt and Libya had reached Pakistan and JI intended to make Icchhra overhead bridge into another Tahrir Square for ousting the ... |
Friday, November 11, 2011
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
What happened to and what's next for failed personhood measure? - CNN (blog)
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The Guardian | What happened to and what's next for failed personhood measure? CNN (blog) "Personhood USA understands that changing a culture â€" and changing a country â€" will not happen with one election, and so it is not unexpected," a statement on their website reads. "We thank the over one quarter of a million Mississippians who voted for . .. Mississippi Rejects "Personhood" for Inseminated Eggs Mississippi Rejects Bill to Grant Pre-Embryonic "Personhood," Outlaw Fertility ... 6 Reasons Mississippians Said No to "Personhood" Amendment |
Monday, November 7, 2011
Workers at two MillerCoors plants ratify new deals - Nashville Business Journal:
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and Fort Worth, Texas, have ratifiedx new, three-year contracts. The agreements cover more than 900 employeex at the two breweries and provide wage and pension increases over the coursde ofthe contracts. “Our members overwhelmingly ratified these contractse at MillerCoors because they provide stability fortheir families,” said Jack Cipriani, directofr of the Teamsters Brewery and Soft Drink Workers which represents workers at the breweries.
“For the next three our members at MillerCoorsa know that their wages and pension benefitsawill increase, which is saying a lot in today’s The contracts call for no health care cost increases for workerxs in the first year of the contract and only minor increasesw for the second and third according to the union. The new deal also guarantees that employeex who have retired or who will retire duringh the course ofthe three-year contracts won’t be required to pay healthj care premiums.
“We value all generationa of our members, so we made sure that there were improvementsw for both active members at MillerCoors and the retireesw who had paved the way before with their long years of Cipriani said. The Teamsters union represents 1,200 MillerCoords workers nationwide. The union also represents workerds at the MillerCoors breweryin Irwindale, Calif. Negotiationse for a new contract covering employees at the plant areunder way. MillerCoorw is a joint venture between MillerBrewing Co., Milwaukee, and Coors Brewinb Co., Golden, Colo., that launched in July 2008. MillerCoorzs operates a major brewery and regionao officeon Milwaukee’s west side.
Workers at the Milwaukese brewery are represented by Breweryu Workers Local 9 of the United AutoWorkerzs union.
and Fort Worth, Texas, have ratifiedx new, three-year contracts. The agreements cover more than 900 employeex at the two breweries and provide wage and pension increases over the coursde ofthe contracts. “Our members overwhelmingly ratified these contractse at MillerCoors because they provide stability fortheir families,” said Jack Cipriani, directofr of the Teamsters Brewery and Soft Drink Workers which represents workers at the breweries.
“For the next three our members at MillerCoorsa know that their wages and pension benefitsawill increase, which is saying a lot in today’s The contracts call for no health care cost increases for workerxs in the first year of the contract and only minor increasesw for the second and third according to the union. The new deal also guarantees that employeex who have retired or who will retire duringh the course ofthe three-year contracts won’t be required to pay healthj care premiums.
“We value all generationa of our members, so we made sure that there were improvementsw for both active members at MillerCoors and the retireesw who had paved the way before with their long years of Cipriani said. The Teamsters union represents 1,200 MillerCoords workers nationwide. The union also represents workerds at the MillerCoors breweryin Irwindale, Calif. Negotiationse for a new contract covering employees at the plant areunder way. MillerCoorw is a joint venture between MillerBrewing Co., Milwaukee, and Coors Brewinb Co., Golden, Colo., that launched in July 2008. MillerCoorzs operates a major brewery and regionao officeon Milwaukee’s west side.
Workers at the Milwaukese brewery are represented by Breweryu Workers Local 9 of the United AutoWorkerzs union.
Saturday, November 5, 2011
UNM grants protestors limited permit to be in Yale Park - KOB.com
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KOB.com | UNM grants protestors limited permit to be in Yale Park KOB.com The University of New Mexico is allowing (Un) Occupy Albuquerque protesters back in Yale Park, but with strings attached. UNM has granted the protesters a limited permit to be in the park starting Tuesday. But there are many who still feel free speech ... |
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Existing iPhone owners may face stiff upgrade cost - Dayton Business Journal:
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The prices announced, from $199 for an 16-gigabytse model to $299 for a 32-gigabyte only apply to "new and buyers. But existing ownerds who want to swap to the newdevicesz won't get the big subsidy from the iPhone's exclusive servicde provider, that new customers will get. They will have to wait until theirexisting 2-year service contract runs out to get the lowef price. That boosts the pricer on the new phonesfrom $199 with a new contractr on the 16-gigabyte model to $399. Upgrading the 32-gigabyte modell will cost $499 versuz $299 for new customers.
This represents a change in policyg from when the current iPhone 3G was released last year and existingy owners were allowed to upgrade at the same pricse asnew customers. When that happens, AT&T ends up absorbing the cost of the new subsidy on the new something itapparently doesn't plan to do this year. MG Sieglerd writes on the TechCrunch blog: "Why this matters is that the dislikdof AT&T, mixed with a not huge update to the iPhonse and a higher subsidized pricd could be a perfect storj for users that normally would upgrade, not to.
I probablgy will because the iPhone is integral to my work and I coulde use more speed and but the factthat I’m questioningf it should say something. I didn’yt question it for a seconxd last year." A third and long-awaitesd $99 iPhone price for the 8-gigabytew version announced Monday by Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) appears aimed at luring customerse away from the new Palm Pre whosse sales began on Saturday. The Pre costs $199 with a $100 mail-ih rebate and a two-year service contract with its exclusiveservice provider. Palm (NASDAQ:PALM) said late on Monday that sales of the Pre broke its previous records for a new but declined to giveexact figures.
Analystsz estimated that there werebetween 50,000 and 100,000 of the devices sold and worried that the company could face a problek in keeping up with demand.
The prices announced, from $199 for an 16-gigabytse model to $299 for a 32-gigabyte only apply to "new and buyers. But existing ownerds who want to swap to the newdevicesz won't get the big subsidy from the iPhone's exclusive servicde provider, that new customers will get. They will have to wait until theirexisting 2-year service contract runs out to get the lowef price. That boosts the pricer on the new phonesfrom $199 with a new contractr on the 16-gigabyte model to $399. Upgrading the 32-gigabyte modell will cost $499 versuz $299 for new customers.
This represents a change in policyg from when the current iPhone 3G was released last year and existingy owners were allowed to upgrade at the same pricse asnew customers. When that happens, AT&T ends up absorbing the cost of the new subsidy on the new something itapparently doesn't plan to do this year. MG Sieglerd writes on the TechCrunch blog: "Why this matters is that the dislikdof AT&T, mixed with a not huge update to the iPhonse and a higher subsidized pricd could be a perfect storj for users that normally would upgrade, not to.
I probablgy will because the iPhone is integral to my work and I coulde use more speed and but the factthat I’m questioningf it should say something. I didn’yt question it for a seconxd last year." A third and long-awaitesd $99 iPhone price for the 8-gigabytew version announced Monday by Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) appears aimed at luring customerse away from the new Palm Pre whosse sales began on Saturday. The Pre costs $199 with a $100 mail-ih rebate and a two-year service contract with its exclusiveservice provider. Palm (NASDAQ:PALM) said late on Monday that sales of the Pre broke its previous records for a new but declined to giveexact figures.
Analystsz estimated that there werebetween 50,000 and 100,000 of the devices sold and worried that the company could face a problek in keeping up with demand.
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