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a kennedy's JournalMichigan LOST ...last play of the game......OMGAWD. eom
Deflate-cake, anyone? Indianapolis bakery mocks Patriots
https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2015/10/16/deflate-cake-anyone-indianapolis-bakery-mocks-patriots-with-culinary-creations/dS9bAE1bv3sgTyD5MwCUKL/story.htmlCABLE NEWS RACE for THURS., OCT 15, 2015
FOXNEWS O'REILLY 2,820,000
FOXNEWS KELLY 2,101,000
FOXNEWS BAIER 2,006,000
FOXNEWS FIVE 1,934,000
FOXNEWS GRETA 1,670,000
FOXNEWS HANNITY 1,488,000
MSNBC MADDOW 1,031,000
CMDY DAILY SHOW 829,000
MSNBC HAYES 808,000
MSNBC HARDBALL 870,000
MSNBC ODONNELL 696,000
CNN COOPER 572,000
Nice numbers for the Daily Show.....wonder how Larry Wilmore's numbers are??
Awwww this little girl doesn't want to have animals chopped up......
http://www.care2.com/causes/this-little-girl-doesnt-want-any-more-animals-to-be-chopped-up.htmlJust found a perfect definition for Democratic Socialist.......
Democracy is a political system. Socialism is an economic system. Combine them and you have a system where the people vote for economics that benefits the whole.
Found it on the "On Point" comment section of NPR: http://onpoint.wbur.org/2015/10/16/israel-afghanistan-democratic-debate
Inside Corporate America’s Campaign to Ditch Workers’ Comp
STANDING BEFORE A GIANT MAP in his Dallas office, Bill Minick doesnt seem like anyones idea of a bomb thrower. But backed by some of the biggest names in corporate America, this mild-mannered son of an evangelist is plotting a revolution in how companies take care of injured workers.
His idea: Let them opt out of state workers compensation laws and write their own rules.
Minick swept his hand past pushpins marking the headquarters of Walmart, McDonalds and dozens of his other well-known clients, and hailed his plan as not only cheaper for employers, but better for workers too.
Were talking about reengineering one of the pillars of social justice that has not seen significant innovation in 100 years, Minick said.
Minicks quest sounds implausible, but hes already scored significant victories.
Many of the nations biggest retail, trucking, health care and food companies have already opted out in Texas, where Minick pioneered the concept as a young lawyer. Oklahoma recently passed a law co-written by Minick allowing companies to opt out there. Tennessee and South Carolina are seriously considering similar measures. And with a coalition led by executives from Walmart, Nordstrom and Lowes, Minick has launched a campaign to get laws passed in as many as a dozen states within the next decade.
But as Minicks opt-out movement marches across the country, there has been little scrutiny of what it means for workers.
Full article here: https://www.propublica.org/article/inside-corporate-americas-plan-to-ditch-workers-comp
DWS going to be on faux noise with Megyn Kelly now.... eom
Sanders/Clinton 2016
Ya know it takes me a little longer.......oh my. eom
Jim Webb is speaking at the No Labels Conference in New Hamshire LIVE on C-SPAN now.....
I think he's on a video conference, but it's live on C-SPAN....... I've never really heard him speak before for any real length of time.
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