261. University staff union-nea files for election of uvm workers - Ticket Vending Kiosk Manufacturer
October 30, 2013
News Release May 9, 2012 Contact Michele Patenaude 802.862.4085 michelep@sover.net Darren Allen 802.223.6375 (o) 802.839.8618 (c) dallen@vtnea.org University Staff Union-NEA Files for Election of UVM Workers AfterLabor Board Defines Potential Unit BURLINGTON University Staff Union-NEA today will fi...
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262. China's taste for meat prompts industry transformation - Aluminum Blind Rivet Manufacturer
October 30, 2013
China s soaring demand for meat is straining the capacity of thecountry s traditional farms, as authorities try to ramp upproduction while keeping safety high and prices low. In 1978, Americans consumed three times the amount of meat thatChinese did. But by 2011, Chinese consumers turned the ta...
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263. American support for afghan war reaches all-time low - E-Light Beauty Machine Manufacturer
October 30, 2013
By ANNE GEARAN, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Support for the war in Afghanistan hasreached a new low, with only 27 percent of Americans saying theyback the effort and about half of those who oppose the war sayingthe continued presence of American troops in Afghanistan is doingmore har...
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264. Us rail carload traffic continues to contract on yoy basis - fitch - 316 Stainless Steel Ball
October 29, 2013
Fitch Rating Agency has announced that US rail carload trafficcontinues to contract on a year over year basis, driven in largepart by the ongoing decline in coal demand from utility customers. Fitch Ratings views weak year to date rail volume trends as areflection of fundamental shifts in demand p...
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265. The rhythm method: temporal taps a novel user input - China Black Temporary Tattoo
October 28, 2013
Issuing commands to tomorrow's computational devices could be assimple as tapping out a few beats on a touchscreen or trackpad,French researchers suggest. Researchers at the University of Paris-Sud have investigated thefeasibility of issuing commands to computers and electronic devicesby tapping be...
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266. Techhive: dropping dvd playback in windows 8 is a no-brainer - China Volkswagen Condenser
October 28, 2013
Microsoft recently announced that it will not support DVD playback in Windows 8 right out of the box, sparking some cries from techenthusiasts that the OS will be crippled in a fundamental way. Isthis really a big deal? I think the impact on both casual Windowsusers and enthusiasts will be minima...
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267. Tennessee woman and daughter found dead after abduction - Window Cleaning Platform Manufacturer
October 27, 2013
The search for a man accused of abducting a Tennessee woman and herthree young daughters has intensified after authorities said themother and her oldest daughter were found dead in northMississippi, behind a house belonging to the alleged kidnapper. Authorities are looking for Adam Mayes, a 35-ye...
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268. Iowa: scholarship for gay student at catholic school sparkscontroversy - Laser Tattoo Removal Machi
October 27, 2013
Reversing course and citing diocesan policy, a Catholic school inClinton, Iowa, will not permit a foundation representative topresent a scholarship award to an openly gay student at theschool s awards assembly. Instead, school officials will personally present the award to thestudent. Staff at...
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269. Hsbc unveils first-quarter net profit of us$2.58b, down 38% - Open End Blind Rivet Manufacturer
October 27, 2013
LONDON: Europe's biggest bank HSBC unveiled big first-quarterprofits on Tuesday, helped by emerging markets growth and higherincome at its investment banking division. HSBC said underlying pre-tax profits jumped by 25 percent to $6.8billion (5.2 billion euros) in the three months to March 31compar...
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270. Organic trade association "modified" by gmo interests - China Portable Speakers For Laptops
October 26, 2013
(NaturalNews) Organic Spies made news by releasing information onthe financial interests and campaign contributions of the companiesthat are represented on the OTA board, but the underlying story ofFood Inc.'s efforts to co-opt and water down organic, whileprotecting their interest in industrial a...
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