Boehner Obama claimed the job of making fun of the making of the army’s Fort National Monument

Posted on May 16, 2012 by admin

Obama will sign a Proclamation Tuesday afternoon to designate Fort Monroe in Virginia Tidewater area as a national monument.

The White House noted that economic analyses commissioned by the authority of the 2009 Fort Monroe said enacting plans to reuse a after the Fort played an important role in the history of the slaves will help create nearly 3,000 jobs in Virginia.

"Today is not just about keeping the national landmark — it is about helping to create jobs and grow the local economy," Obama said in a statement. "Such measures will not replace bold actions we need from Congress to get the economy moving and strengthen the middle-class family, but they will make a difference."

But it said a spokesman for House Speaker John Boehner framed Proclamation as an effort to create jobs of evidence that the Obama administration's "official from ideas to create jobs."

"The practical effect is to tell the Americans they have completely run out of the way for the President to act without involving Congress," Boehner spokesman Brendan Buck said. "It's a tank on a straight face test suggest that this action will put America back to work."

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OUR it sector benefits the job

Posted on May 11, 2012 by admin

The situation of work in the United States has increased in three months, but the growth of the workforce is still not enough to offset the growth in population, let alone make much of a dent in the unemployment rate remains stubbornly high at that level.

On Friday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics released a monthly snapshot of Labor-United States-based on a survey of employers, and the unemployment rate-based on household surveys. Household data showed that the unemployment rate ticked up to one tenth of a point very slightly, to 9 percent by the end of October. This high level of unemployment makes people less mobile and less fussy, and has an impact on the housing market and other areas of life.

Private sector employers surveyed by BLS, which is a unit of the Department of labor, said in the latest jobs report (PDF) that they have created new jobs, a cleaner 104,000 is good news until you realize that it's about half the level required just to keep up with population growth.

The US economy will need to add many hundreds of thousands of jobs per month to get the unemployment rate back down to 4.5 per cent or more, what many economists have considered the structural unemployment rate in the country. I think economists had better look out their window a little bit more and started to get used to the idea that perhaps the 6th, 7th, or heaven forbid 8 percent is a new structure of the unemployment rate below that of the US economy will not fall. If this turns out to be true, it would create a feedback loop that will make the housing market that is frozen, and the inability of people to sell their homes will mean they cannot change the location to change jobs. If you rent, you can become much more mobile.

While private non-farm businesses added 104,000 jobs, because of the lack of local budgets, State, and Federal Government agencies slashed 24,000 job-So a net profit of only 80,000 in all 50 States of the Union … the good news is that the BLS revised estimates for the return and job creation, clean in August and September, and now believe 104,000 jobs created in August (up from an estimated 57,000) and. 158,000 was created in September (up from 103,000 reported last month). If you do trends, the economy of the u.s. because it has an average of 125,000 new jobs per month during the year. On that level, it would take nine years and four months to bring the unemployment rate to zero; halve the time, and you go back to what we used to think as structural unemployment.

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Pension reform Group Announce plans to ballot measure

Posted on May 6, 2012 by admin

Initially warm if not hostile plans of Brown, the democratic and public employee Unions got a glimpse of the alternative measures that would require more victims of government workers than Brown week-long proposal.

Brown plans and the proposed initiative came amid growing public anger over soaring costs of pensions which have the funds to basic services such as police and fire protection. In San Jose, where city leaders seeking their reform measures, increased pension costs alone have helped drive a decade of budget deficits.

Brown has his own reasons to try to get ahead of the pension reform is driven by external interests. Once and Governor remembers all too well the 1978 legislative efforts on addressing a botched reform of property taxes, handed the key to the victory of anti supporters in a campaign of historic proposition 13. Brown has opposed the measure, but after it was passed overwhelmingly, it States "born again" tax reformer.

Asked to comment, the Governor, Gil Duran, the spokesman said that Brown was "putting the best and most realistic plans to achieve significant pension reform."

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The task force the question of rape suspects

Posted on May 1, 2012 by admin

Serial rape suspect Michael a. Frye was escorted from the Marion County Sheriff's Office Operations Center after his arrest Thursday morning.

(Updated at 5 am Thu) Thursday morning, a Detective questioning a man who was described as a suspect in connection with a series of rapes over the past few months in Gainesville and Marion County.

5 July:29-year-old woman left a bar copper monkeys in Gainesville were approached by a man who offers him a ride. He told police the man went to the Windmeadows Trailer Park, where he was beaten and sexually assaulted her in the latest model of grey Toyota Tundra. He escaped and fled into a wooded area.

19 July:On the afternoon of man herding dark green or dark blue Dodge Caravan took 31 year old woman in Walgreens Northeast Eighth Avenue and 40th Street in Ocala. He encouraged her to stay left at Silver Springs Juniper Beach Road, where he beat and sexually battered him.

The end of the beginning of July, August:41-year-old woman Gets a ride on Old Blitchton Road in Ocala and taken to a vacant lot in Silver Springs shores and raped.

19 September:At about 5: 30 pm, a 40-year-old woman offered up from downtown Ocala by a man driving a Dodge Dakota pickup with a black top. He takes her to a remote area of Northwest 11th Street 4200 block, forcing it out of the vehicle and beat him severely. He is armed with a cutter tool. He ordered her to perform sex acts on him and then strangled her until she passed out.

12 Oct:The assailant approached a 42 year old woman in the Northwest Seventh Street at 2200 Ocala and forcing him into a car. He was physically attacked him until they reach a wooded area near the 1100 block of Northwest 38th Avenue. There he forced him into the back of the car, where he continued to beat him, tearing his clothes and forced her to perform sex acts on him. He managed to cut and run away.

Michael Alan Frye, 37, of Ocala, was arrested at 3 a.m. in the home, according to a spokesman for the Marion County Sheriff's Office He judges.

Cochran said the arrests resulted from the tips from the public after a sketch of the suspect's face tattooed on his arm and descriptions published in the media.

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Georgia water task force to release draft report

Posted on April 26, 2012 by admin

The task force is charged with figuring out how to improve the water supply Georgia is expected to release a first draft report.

The group will meet Wednesday at 2: 30 pm to unveil recommendations on how States can increase the supply of water after a long running dispute with its neighbor Alabama, Georgia and Florida that put in danger to get a little water from the reservoir in the country.

The largest case focuses on Lake Lanier, the main water supply for more than 3 million metro Atlanta residents. A federal judge threatened to severely limit the legal state of access to the Lake, but a federal appeals court reversed that decision in June.

The water of Lake Lanier flows for Alabama and into Florida, and the States argued Georgia using too much.

Hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons spoke to the protesters occupied Boston Tuesday, hoping to increase the movement.

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