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It sure is tough being the boss.... Maybe he should have started out as Manager at the local McDonald's first....
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No, it's not about Bush at all. It is about the Park Service being a tool of higher ups in gov't to present their religious views via the Park Service. Bush happened to be in office when the directive was sent out but it wouldn't have mattered who was in the White House, gov't shouldn't be advancing =any= religious opinions.
Stuck on Bush.
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Here's the Time magazine article on this. So it looks like there was a specific action by the executive branch to put religious dogma in place of science.
Article is five years old. Stuck on Bush.
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What type of mulch is best for keeping weeds/grass from growing. Who sells and delivers it at a good price? Thanks.
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I called the county and they came and buried ours.....I am sorry for your loss
My wife called the county and they gave her a number to call and pay someone to come bury it.
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LOL
I'm serious. Had to put my horse down today. Neighbor is coming over with the back-hoe.
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How many feet deep should the hole be? Any other tips?
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Does Cobb County have a forum like this?
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Well, first off, let's tell the whole story.
The bill is not just about ATV's for the youth.
It's ALL children's items (clothing, toys, etc...).
And just an FYI, lead is cumulative and it doesn't have to be ingested to get lead poisoning.
The bill states that ATV's for children 12 and under may not be sold *IF* they do not meet the lead content requirements.
If they exceed, they cannot be sold.
They are making the manufacturers do testing on their products to ensure they don't contain harmful (specified) amounts of lead.
Once the testing is done, if they don't meet the requirements, they cannot be sold.
If the do meet the requirements, they will be allowed to be sold.
It's not an outright and total ban. It's more of a short term moratorium until they can be tested.
It's paranoid hyper-boils out of control. This could have been done in a more sensible and orderly fashion. But then again, it's the government at its best. Can't wait till they get involved in my health plan.
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is the pic you're trying to resize at that same ratio?
I had an image of 917 by 255 in my signature. I got slapped on the hand for it and Pubby gave me my image back to me in exactly 500by200. I don't know how he got it exactly at that size without distorting it. Wierd.
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Don't worry. I'm sure it's in the "Stimulus" package somewhere.
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I can't find a pic editor that will allow me to resize exactly to 500 x 200 .... Any suggestions?
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Okay.... Still hunting for Precinct 08 (Union) republicans ... New user name and signature ... Thanks!
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Anyone know the hours of "Merle's Bar-BQ (8437 Buchanan Hwy)?
EDIT: Remove name of non-commerce member business from title.
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A friend of mine recently returned from California where she worked in a hospital with Union representation for the RN's. I was very surprised to hear the positive things she has to say about the working conditions as well as patient outcomes. I am curious if there are other RN's on P.Com, what do you think??
Anne Shields RNC
KATHLEEN RICE SIMPSON PhD, RNC, FAAN
MCN, The American Journal of Maternal/Child Nursing
September/October 2000
Volume 25 Number 5
Pages 233 - 233
Unionization has no place in my practice as a professional nurse. The mandate of the Florence Nightingale Pledge to "devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care" is best served by a nurse who thinks and speaks independently. I oppose anything that comes between the nurse and the patient, for that can erode nursing's professional freedom and status. All healing professions are first and foremost servants of the patient. In my opinion, it is the patient who is missing from the American Nurses' Association's (ANA) pitch for collective bargaining, including contract negotiations, grievance handling, data collection, standards, leadership development, political action, and litigation. When economic considerations take priority over patient care, we are no longer set apart from trades in our honorable tradition of service. Ethically and morally, the needs of the patient must always come before the needs of the nurse.
Edited reason: copyright article
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It's one huge boondoggle!
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Well.... I don't think that just because the federal government decides to invest in a private company that the company loses its' right to manage and run the company as it seems fit. If you don't like what a company is doing or how it is paying its' executives, then don't invest in it. The answer is not Pelosi and Reid telling a private company what it can and can not do.
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Get used to it. Remeber when?
Carolina 16 YEAR OLD held incommunicato under Patriot Act
in Paulding County NEWS
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As of today..... the democrats ... .they have the votes to overturn it in one day ...