| Gift from calendar: spillover holidays
If you're one of the lucky ones, your boss is providing at least one additional paid holiday besides Christmas and New Year's Day thanks to a calendar quirk: Dec. 24 and Dec. 31 fall on Mondays this year.
Employers typically struggle with productivity issues during this time of year because so many workers take vacation between Christmas Eve and New Year's Day.
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Four Moore teams play in Lindahl event
She was a true pioneer for women's athletics," Jordan athletic director Lisa Ulmer said. At 2 p.m., Cabrillo will tip-off the showcase against Crossroads, a squad led by former Mayfair High coach Kevin Cormier, who also serves as a Houston Comets scout during the WNBA season. He brings the No. 1-ranked team in CIF Southern Section Division V-A to play the Jaguars, who are edging closer to qualifying for the CIF-SS Division I-AA playoffs for the first time in their history. Lakewood takes on Morningside at 3:30, and Wilson tips off against Inglewood at 5. The Lancers and Bruins are struggling and could use some wins to stay in the hunt for playoff spots. Lindahl also coached badminton for 13 years, girls volleyball for 12 and tennis for eight, and served as girls athletic director for 10.
Wagah to be developed as global tourism centre
Boparai met a large number of guests, senior university faculty members. There is no reason to be sad about this. When I am not sad over the resignation, why should you be sad, he told one of his well-wishers who called him on the telephone. The vice-chancellor said he had cancelled a series of foundation stone laying ceremonies that were scheduled for November 28 and 29 to avoid criticism. Boparai was all praise for the faculty members, non-teaching employees and students of the university, who had extended their cooperation to him during his tenure as vice-chancellor. .
Thursday, January 24
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Bloggers' Soapbox: The high price of globalization
So, I can see how this works at a global level too when you substitute the word "states" with "countries."It's funny how many of our conservatives are right on board with the concept of a global economy, while anything remotely suggestive of a global organization such as the U.N. is regarded as the anti-Christ.Go figure. I guess the key there, if it's about cheap labor and circumventing environmental or health and safety regs, God smiles upon it. If it's about anything else than that, God specifically has proscribed it. Says so right in the Bible.What bothers me about free trade as practiced today? Well, for one, after decades of slow but steady improvements in air quality along our western coast cities, they are starting to see air quality degrade again. Pollution is coming all the way across the Pacific from China.
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