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Health and Human Services Provider Replaces Manual Processes With a Cisco IP Phone-Based Time and Attendance System
Running group homes, independent residences, day and work programs, and offices, Ability Beyond Disability faced complicated workforce scheduling and payroll processing issues, which often included reconciling varied time allocations and overtime payouts with its payroll system. It was pleased to discover they could fully integrate their Cisco IP Phone system...
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Summer 2008 Blockbuster: The Return of the Drive-In Movie
The next revolution in home entertainment is now playing in backyards all across America CHESTER SPRINGS, Pa. -- This summer marks the 75th anniversary of the first drive-in movie, which opened in Camden, N.J., in 1933. But after becoming virtually extinct, drive-in movies are suddenly appearing all over...
Americans can get it done
During World War II, 10,607 U.S. soldiers -- 3,695 of whom were African-Americans -- built the Alcan Highway across 1,522 miles of Canadian and Alaskan bogs, mountains and forests in an astonishing eight months. So please don't insult my intelligence by telling me that even if we started drilling today...
Professional BBQ Recipes Opened to the Public
KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 23 /PRNewswire/ -- Backyard grillers throughout America will have a chance to cook like pros during this year's July 4th holiday. Thanks to the Kansas City Barbeque Society, more than 150 recipes from competition cooks have been opened to the public just in time for...
GET OUT AND PLAY
The Capital-Journal "Bright Dreams, Hard Times: America in the Thirties," this summer's Kansas-Nebraska Chautauqua, begins in Wednesday in Lawrence with an interactive way to learn about the people and events of that era. Music, hands-on demonstrations for kids, re-enactments and entertaining and educational workshops...
GET OUT AND PLAY
The Capital-Journal "Bright Dreams, Hard Times: America in the Thirties," this summer's Kansas-Nebraska Chautauqua, begins in Wednesday in Lawrence with an interactive way to learn about the people and events of that era. Music, hands-on demonstrations for kids, re-enactments and entertaining and educational workshops...
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE BRINGS PROMISE OF POSITIVE CHANGE
WASHINGTON -- What a strange, dangerous and complicated -- and in many ways, absolutely wonderful! -- time it is in America. On the one hand, we remain deeply engaged, even trapped, in Iraq, in the most stupid and cruel war that perhaps any Western democracy has waged in...
America's Living History
America's Living History Suzanne & Craig Sheumaker Red Corral Publishing 505-1 South Highway 49 #240, Jackson, CA 95642 9780979259807, $29.95, www.Americaslivinghistory.com Time Travel has been dismissed by many scientists as an impossibility--but it doesn't mean you can't experience a taste...
Ode to the modern mariner: sailing the seven seas of U.S. maritime education
EVER SINCE REVOLUTIONARY times, Americas schoolchildren have learned about the central role the merchant marine has played in the nation's defense, transportation, and commerce. Whether in times of war or peace, the U.S. merchant marine has secured our ports and the safe passage of commerce across the seas. In World...
America's Service Station Introduces Overnight Car Service
ATLANTA, May 21 /PRNewswire/ -- In an effort to assist customers with managing their time, America's Service Station in Atlanta, Georgia has added to their extensive list of customer-friendly benefits. Overnight Car Service is the newest advantage offered by all 10 area locations. This concept was developed in order...
Garmin Navigation to Be Standard Equipment in Suzuki SX4
OLATHE, Kan., April 28 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Garmin International Inc., a unit of Garmin Ltd. , the global leader in satellite navigation, announced today that it would provide an integrated navigation system for the new 2009 Suzuki SX4 as standard equipment. The program marks the first time in America...
The Hartford Reaches Out To America's Small Business Owners Needing Both Life Insurance And A Retirement Plan
Connecticut-based leader in retirement and investment products teams up with Plan Administrators, Inc. to offer a turnkey defined benefit program to small business owners looking to save for retirement and meet life insurance needs. SIMSBURY, Conn. -- These are challenging times for America's small business owners. The combination...
Flawed comparison; Baghdad, Gaza aren't Birmingham.(OPED)
Byline: Diana West, THE WASHINGTON TIMES I wonder if Condoleezza Rice was surprised by the headlines over her comment to The Washington Times that America suffers from a national "birth defect" - namely, the practice of slavery at the time of the nation's...
3 Americans -- 2 with Utah ties -- win World Cup titles
The last time America could claim more than a single overall World Cup champion was back in 1983 when Phil Mahre and Tamara McKinney took titles. This year it can claim three, two of whom are Park City residents. Ted Ligety won the World...
Defense spending beacons.(COMMENTARY)
Byline: John R. Guardiano, SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES Is America spending too much or too little on defense? That's a fair and crucial question, especially at a time of war, when U.S. soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines are dying overseas. But because ...
Commentary: Prediction: 2008 will be a bad year for the GOP
These are hard times for America. The economy is in a downward spiral. Innocent people have lost their life savings. Hard-luck stories attract daily media attention. The only suffering group that has escaped the public eye is the Republican members of the United States Congress. It seems...
Demonocracy, not democracy?(COMMENTARY)
Byline: Arnaud de Borchgrave, THE WASHINGTON TIMES Washington's Pakistan kibitzers will soon rue the day they squeezed President Pervez Musharraf to restore democracy. "Demonocracy" is what has now emerged, or an unholy alliance of long-time America-haters, including the MMA coalition of six ...
EU Ambassador Calls for Resolution of IPR Cases
WASHINGTON -- Ambassador John Bruton, Head of the European Commission Delegation to the United States, issued the following statement today highlighting the EU-U.S. cooperation on global intellectual property enforcement and calling for the U.S. to resolve outstanding IPR disagreements. "At a time when there is increasingly impressive cooperation...
Mason makes happy return.(SPORTS)
Byline: Tom Knott, THE WASHINGTON TIMES They are America's favorite underdogs, the embodiment of March, the rallying cry of all the modestly equipped teams that dare to dream. They are the George Mason Patriots. They took...
Rewards for railroads; Encouraging capital investment cuts down on congestion.(OPED)
Byline: Michael J. Ward, SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES America's railroads are solving real problems for the nation - big problems like traffic congestion on the highways and emissions from motor vehicles. Rail demand is expected to skyrocket over the next several years....
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