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The 'Fifty Shades of Grey' Stimulus - BusinessWeek

The 'Fifty Shades of Grey' Stimulus BusinessWeek By David Sax on May 24, 2012 In early May, at a suburban home in Chattanooga, Cindy Faulkner began unpacking one of several boxes, removing lingerie, blindfolds, massage oils, and dildos to display for the half dozen women gathered. and more »

Catawba County news - Charlotte Observer

Catawba County news Charlotte Observer Student nurses helped develop a diabetic compliance program for the Medical Ministry at Greater Hickory Cooperative Christian Ministry. Pictured from left, front, are: Christy Pope and Robin Tallent. Back row, from left, are: Greater Hickory ... and more »

LOCAL HISTORY: Catholina Lambert: founder of Hawley's silk mill PART 2 - NEagle

LOCAL HISTORY: Catholina Lambert: founder of Hawley's silk mill PART 2 NEagle She married Christian Dorflinger's oldest child William F. Dorflinger. Suydam and his family lived next door to the Bellemonte Silk Mill, just down the road where today stands a warehouse owned by the Hawley Silk Mill. Suydam's home was also of ...

Theater Listings for May 25-31 - New York Times

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Theater Listings for May 25-31 New York Times Previews and Openings 'Amelia' (previews start on Saturday; opens on Thursday) Some 500 women dressed as men to fight in the Civil War. Alex Webb's adventurous drama depicts one such woman, who set off to look for her husband. and more »

Chavez Challenger Capriles Campaigns 'Casa Por Casa' - BusinessWeek

Chavez Challenger Capriles Campaigns 'Casa Por Casa' BusinessWeek Most in the throng are visibly poor, some are young women with tears of joy running down their cheeks. All are sweaty under a hot April sun. The man they want to touch, Henrique Capriles, is the governor of Miranda state and the candidate selected in ... and more »

Will the EEOC's New Workplace Protections for Ru Paulism? - ThyBlackMan

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Will the EEOC's New Workplace Protections for Ru Paulism? ThyBlackMan The opinion was issued following a complaint brought by Mia Macy, a transgender woman who claims she was denied employment with the Department of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives after the agency learned of her transition from a man to a woman ... and more »

Portland Is Top Bike-to-Work City as Lawyers Hit Street - BusinessWeek

Portland Is Top Bike-to-Work City as Lawyers Hit Street BusinessWeek Portland-based Metrofiets LLC builds bikes with large cargo bays up front. Trailhead Coffee Roasters makes deliveries with one. Splendid Cycles is the largest North American dealer of a line of slender cargo bikes from Copenhagen, said Joel Grover, ... and more »

Prospect UMC donates handmade quilts to sheriff's department - Rockdale Citizen

Prospect UMC donates handmade quilts to sheriff's department Rockdale Citizen It takes the love of Christian women who care about people they will never meet to make them. So far, those women have assembled more than 275 quilts that have been given to young orphan girls in Thailand and Ghana, as well as distributed locally.

These Entrepreneurs Fought the Law. . . And Won. - Entrepreneur

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These Entrepreneurs Fought the Law. . . And Won. Entrepreneur In the late 1800s, the Chicago suburb was the home of Frances Elizabeth Willard, head of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Alcohol wasn't served in the town's restaurants until the 1970s, and the first liquor store didn't appear until the 1980s.

Why you vote the way you do - The Week Magazine

Why you vote the way you do The Week Magazine Let's imagine a pair of fraternal twins, a brother and sister raised together in the same home. During their nine months together in the womb, the brother's genes constructed a brain that was a bit higher than average in its sensitivity to threats, ...