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OK, so... Know the no??? Is "No" an entity now? Is this like "Know the man?" or is "no" a thing? As in "Know the Trolley?" I want to know what "Know the No" means!!
Love this church!
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This is pathetic. I am glad that my current employer doesn't have such terrible policies. I don't spend months being sick because someone is sneezing and coughing on me. It still happens on occasion. But having a sick day is nice
- The United States is one of only four countries out of 173 in a recent survey that doesn't guarantee some form of paid maternity leave; the others are Liberia, Swaziland and Papua New Guinea.
- Sixty-six countries, but not the United States, ensure that fathers either receive paid paternity leave or have a right to paid parental leave.
- At least 145 countries provide paid sick days, with 136 providing a week or more annually, while the United States has no federal law providing for paid sick days.
That, as Pitt girl would say, is Church!
Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner, who co-founded the grass-roots, Internet-based group MomsRising three years ago, says policy-makers need to push harder for family-friendly workplace practices reflecting the fact that three-quarters of mothers now work."Our labor policies haven't caught up," she said. "Kids and mothers are falling through the cracks, and in a time of economic crisis the pressures will only get worse."
As part of that new culture, Ravenstahl said an "energy audit" of the City-County Building is being done to evaluate how much it is wasting in utilities and find ways to make it more environmentally friendly.
Lindsay Baxter, Pittsburgh's new sustainability coordinator, said the audit has not begun.
Huh.... Guess someone forgot to tell her all about it, right? That is his story and he is sticking to it! We aren't done yet:
To cut energy costs, Ravenstahl told the group the city is pursuing putting windmills atop Mt. Washington to generate electricity via wind-driven turbines. He acknowledged such a plan could prove difficult.
"You know how tricky it is even building a building on Mt. Washington, much less building a windmill up there to generate energy," Ravenstahl told the group.
To which Miss Baxter replies::
"That's not something that we're pursuing currently," Baxter said after Ravenstahl's speech. "I think he mentioned that for the symbolism of it."
Instead, Baxter said the city is seeking money to install a solar panel atop a single city-owned building that is relatively energy efficient.
What? Again? OK, Who didn't get the FINAL version of the damn memo/speech?? That person needs fired. SRSLY. Who's blackberry wasn't synced properly? Hmmm? But we aren't done YET. There is more:
He singled out Three PNC Plaza as "the largest mixed-use green building anywhere in the world."BUT WAIT!!!
That's not quite right. The 23-story tower is slated to be finished in 2009 and will be "one of the nation's largest green, mixed-use buildings," said Fred Solomon, a PNC Bank spokesman.dun dun dunnnn!!!
I wanna like Luke, really I do. But when I see dumb stuff like this I just have to shake my head and wonder....
Young and low-income consumers are disproportionately affected by overdraft fees.DUH!!! Rich people dont have this problem. Cause they have a LOT of MONEY. This is like saying poor people require public transportation more often. Of course they do, they are POOR.
All I have to say is: HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!A New Jersey SWAT team stormed a bank branch Thanksgiving night - only to find out the suspect was nothing more than a cardboard cutout person.
Cops first spotted the menacing-looking figure inside the PNC branch in Montgomery Township when they responded to an alarm there.
The first officers saw the shadowy image behind the closed blinds of the bank branch, which was closed for the holiday.
They used bullhorns and telephone calls to try to make contact.
No luck.
After an hour-long standoff, the SWAT team decided to end the impasse. They found no one inside except the life-sized cutout.
Randy Goodman, 49, said he thought two well-placed shots with his .270-caliber rifle had killed the buck on Nov. 19. Goodman said the deer looked dead to him, but seconds later the nine-point, 240-pound animal came to life.I am going to say that hunting is an important skill we should never lose and its needed in some cases to prevent over population which could lead to accidents and so on.....