April 10, 2011
I don’t know but it seems to me that the fighting over the budget going down to the wire not only isn’t a good way to do business, but is more reminiscent of trying to get youngsters to play nice in the sandbox. Each is concerned with building their own sandcastle rather than pooling their [...]
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January 21, 2011
600 more jobs lost in Duluth Minnesota during December 2010 than in December 2009. A couple sits on a bus bench in Minneapolis Minnesota with a sign asking for help. They lost their jobs, their home, everything and now they are homeless. Isolated instances? No, this is occurring in every state despite the ‘good news [...]
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John Makin,
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Minnesota,
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outsourcing,
PBS News Hour,
Robert Reich,
unemployment,
White House Council on Jobs and Competitiveness
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Despite It Being A Donation, This Just Feels Wrong…
May 19, 2011Recently it seems like I have been spending a lot of time in medical reception areas; however, it has proven to be quite enlightening. Yesterday in an imaging medical lobby a woman around 35-45 came in for a heart scan. Not an unusual event even though she seemed to this writer to be fit and [...]
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