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...midst of Nike's many specious criticisms of the WRC, however, it has lodged two valid complaints. First, it is unreasonable to demand that corporations pay a living wage without defining what that living wage is. Second, in order for any monitoring group to be successful, it requires corporate input. Sweatshop monitoring exists to provide the public with full and accurate information about the conditions under which apparel is being manufactured, thereby giving consumers the tools they need to make informed decisions about what to buy. Yet, the ultimate end of sweatshop monitoring is to induce changes in the working...
...Just don't expect to hear a lot about what's going on behind closed lab doors, if the current congressional ban continues and stem-cell research remains almost entirely in the hands of biotech companies. "That's actually the worst-case scenario because now the public has no input," says Larry Goldstein, a cell biologist at University of California at San Diego. "Companies have to be motivated by profit, so they aren't necessarily going to tell us what they're doing...
...work for 17 years and edited his book The Energy Machine of Joseph Newman, I find your assessment to be inaccurate. A special master appointed by a U.S. district court found overwhelming evidence that a prototype of Newman's invention showed that "the output energy exceeds the external input energy." Newman's discovery has extended the law of the conservation of mass-energy into a new electromagnetic domain. Such extensions of natural law into new domains are typical in the history of scientific progress. Newman has produced a revolutionary electromagnetic technology for the 21st century. EVAN SOULE JR. New Orleans
...development of the new curriculum in biology did not involve student participation, Gelbart said. According to Gelbart, although the department would have liked to include student input, there was not enough time...
TOTAL IT UP The Social Security Administration has just made planning your retirement easier. At ssa.gov/retire a "quick" calculator lets you input your current earnings and age (provided you are 22 to 62), and gives a rough estimate of your retirement benefits.It assumes you started working at 22 and have worked continuously since then. Finer-tuned calculations can be had by inputting more info or downloading software...