10 Sunday Reads
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Avert your eyes! My Sunday morning look at incompetency, corruption and
policy failures: • The Man Who Killed Google Search: When Raghavan joined
the com...
You Know We Can Hear You, Right? — See Also
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*Hot Mic Leads To A Murder Mistrial:* Procedure matters.
*Paul Weiss Partners Say Hell No To H-Town:* Keep those hopes up, someone
may eventually come ar...
Compliance Bricks and Mortar for April 26
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I haven’t published one of these in a while. Here are a bunch of
compliance-related stories that recently caught my attention. In Silicon
Valley, You Can B...
The Moment That Ruins Our Focus
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By Leo Babauta I challenge you to do a test before you read the rest of
this post (well OK, read the next two paragraphs then go do the challenge)
… Open...
Margaritas and Mistreated Temps
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Recently, the UAW’s Stellantis National Council held a meeting. This isn’t
news, national councils do need to meet, after all. What is news is the
venue th...
Episode 16: Public Speaking
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Here’s another experiment in podcastland. How is MSNBC hiring Ronna
McDaniel like a high school public speaking class and a couple other things
in this sho...
Ruin-Nation
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“There is a great deal of ruin in a nation” - Adam Smit...
The paradox of insular language
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We often develop slang or codewords to keep the others from understanding
what we’re saying. Here’s an example (thanks BK) of the lengths that some
are goi...
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My 3 Words for 2023
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What is My 3 Words About? The My Three Words idea is simple. Choose 3 words
(not 1, not 4) that will help guide your choices and actions day to day.
Think ...
Forbes: Illinois #1 state people are leaving
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Last week's overwhelming electoral win for Democrats to grow their control
of all governing branches of Illinois would make outsiders think that
things wer...
The Ultimate Guide to Blog Post Promotion for 2021
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Creating great content is only the first step of being a successful
blogger. To get people…
The post The Ultimate Guide to Blog Post Promotion for 2021 a...
3 Uses For Social Media Marketing
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Even with all the bashing, I still believe social media marketing can move
the needle in a positive direction for your organization. It’s not easy.
It’s no...
A better Blogger experience on the web
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Since 1999, millions of people have expressed themselves on Blogger. From
detailed posts about almost every apple variety you could ever imagine to a
blog...
Tom Hardy and a Puppy Talk About Odd Pieces
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[image: image of actor Tom Hardy and a grey pit bull puppy licking its
nose, standing on a Hawaiian beach with a rainbow arcing across the sky
above them]
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Living on the Edge
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I have been writing this blog for more than a decade. Over that time, I
found I was doing enough work specifically on mobility and wireless to add Spectrum ...
The Postal Strike of 1970: Relevance to Today
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by Lawrence Swaim Ed. note: We are always eager to post first-person
accounts from worker activists writing from their own direct experiences.
This arti...
Announcement
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It’s been a year since I last posted anything here, so I’ve decided to
delete this blog. I will occasionally post articles about trade union
issues at my p...
Website is a success!
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For those of you wondering, the Wordpress website went offline due to an
overabundance of traffic.
My web designer, who builds websites for a living, tol...
Dealing with
Choosier Candidates
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By Andrew R. McIlvaine Continued tightness in the labor market is forcing
employers to find out what today's jobseekers are looking for.
Blue Collar Buzz at the Ballot Box!
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*August 9, 2017 By Joe Maniscalco*
[image: Tune into Blue Collar Buzz!]
New York, NY - This past Sunday night’s episode of LaborPress’ Blue Collar
Buzz...
Why I Chose a Union Voice at Thrillist
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Why I Chose a Union Voice at Thrillist
[image: Thrillist staff chooses a union voice with WGAE.]Anthony Schneck
Shortly after news broke that Thrillist had...
Cara Menginstall Tema Windows 7
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Kali ini saya akan membahas panduan cara menginstal tema Windows 7 dengan
benar. Anda dapat menginstal themepacks pada Windows 7 dengan mengklik dua
kali...
The Artist I Buried
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My great grandfather was a painter. He worked in oils, and painted these
incredible landscapes. Occasionally a portrait or a still life, but mostly
landsca...
12 Must-Read Public Speaking Tips
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Great public speakers follow a set of public speaking rules, this is why
they always appear to be on “top of their game.” Profound public speakers
are inte...
It Is Accomplished
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As Gandhi never quite said, First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you.
Then they attack you. Then you win. I remember one of the first TV debates
I had...
Rust Never Sleeps
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Notice.
*The Union News* was in active daily operation from July 20, 2007 to
December 31, 2014. The site will remain in place as an archive, and
correctio...
A Finale and an Overture
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After approximately 950 posts on My Masonic Apron, I'm taking off my apron
(easy, ladies) and bidding a fond farewell to this place where I vitted
vitriol,...
Ayo Mengenal GPU
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GPU prinsip kerjanya sama dengan Video Graphics Adapter (VGA) di
PC/Komputer. GPU memegang peranan penting juga ketika Android kita
digunakan untuk bermai...
An Important Message
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The first hundred days
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The first hundred days of any President and his cabinet are considered the
most important. It is this time period where the new team set their new
policies...
Green energy can still make safe choices
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While green energy has its safety problems, it’s worth remembering
traditional energy production has always been a major consumer of human
lives – even in ...
VERIZON STRIKE 2011- THE BATTLE OF LABOR
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I hope we shall crush in its birth the aristocracy of our monied
corporations which dare already to challenge our government to a trial by
strength, and bi...
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The Cutty Wren
Am - Dm Am / - - E7 Am //
“Oh, where are you going?” said Milder to Malder,
“Oh, we may not tell you,” said Festle to Fose.
“We’re off to th...
We Are Moving Our Blog and Changing Name
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We have moved our blog to Google Blogger and changed the name to:
http://mcculley-cuppan.blogspot.com/ Putting the blog on a Google server
makes it easier ...
Live From MarketBeat: It’s Jobs Friday.
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It’s go time at 8:30 a.m. That’s when the big monthly jobs report arrives
and investors, traders, politicians and policy makers will be watching it
like ha...
New Man In Charge - Full Video
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Here is a summary of the info in this video.
- Walt's whereabouts and fate
- The pallet drops (much more than what the sneak peek had)
- The Lamp-post ...
via iconoclast6 | October 05, 2010 CWA supported the One Nation Working Together Rally at Washington, D.C.National mall on Saturday, October 10, 2010. Contrary to the imagery presented by self-serving corporate media, most Americans support diversity, justice, jobs, education and health care for all. Over 175,000 people from all over the country assembled, on short notice, to pledge support for policies and politicians who will fight to maintain and extend a fair share of the American dream.
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