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Mon, 19 Feb 2007 03:40:35 GMT

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Printer cartridges make great stocking stuffers!

Sun, 10 Dec 2006 19:47:17 GMT

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Save Money On Ink Cartridges!

Sun, 12 Nov 2006 22:23:06 GMT

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Dear Jim, Would you like to save money for your family budget? Do you realize that you're probably paying more for printer cartridges than you paid for your printer? Do you want to do something good for the environment? Most people don't realize that you have a good alternative to buying high-priced printer cartridges. But you do! Meet INKbrary -- the smart new way to get excellent quality, Earth-friendly inkjet and laser cartridges for your printer at wholesale prices. INKbrary is simple: Just look to see what model of printer you have. Look up the cartridge (black or color) it uses. Then, check the price list on my Personal Web Page and see the great wholesale price I can offer. You can place the order yourself, or I can do it for you. The cartridges will be delivered to your door. INKbrary sells fine Nu-kote brand remanufactured cartridges, from experts who have been in the ink business for decades. These cartridges are 100% guaranteed, fully comply with all patent laws and will not void any printer warranties. The quality is as good or superior to any cartridges anywhere! Plus, I can collect your empty cartridges and send them in for remanufacture. INKbrary conserves our natural resources and prevents environmental waste. I hope you're interested! I'd like to be able to save you money while you help protect the environment. And from now through the end of October, you can get cartridges at the biggest discount level -- the discount normally given only for five or more cartridges -- regardless of how many cartridges you order on my web site! Please click on Buy Now to see the prices and place your order -- or contact me to find out more about INKbrary! Frank & Kay Gallup

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Unions - From Mert

Mon, 19 Jun 2006 11:49:54 GMT

Muth's Truths
June 18, 2006

BIG LABOR'S UGLY NEW FACE

Andy Stern, president of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), was recently described by CBS News' Leslie Stahl as "a new breed of union boss" who is "known as a street fighter and will use hardball tactics against companies." That is generally understood by the non-union world to mean whatever it takes - no matter how unfair, untruthful or underhanded. "Dirty pool" is the SEIU's game of choice..

Which is why it should come as no surprise that the SEIU is one of the leading advocates for an illegal alien amnesty program. As a top SEIU official once told the liberal Air America radio network, "You need to legalize the 11 million people who are here on an undocumented status. Many of them are our members." Which is why Stern's underlings were key organizers behind the massive illegal immigration marches in Los Angeles this spring, handling "security" and, according to the L.A. Times, coordinating "the more than 100 buses that dropped off marchers from throughout California, Las Vegas and a few Southwestern cities."

Under the circumstances, perhaps a name change is in order: The SEIAU - Service Employees and Illegal Aliens Union.

While past union bosses rightly recognized that illegal aliens were - er, how to put this gently, um, ILLEGAL - and drove down wages for American workers, the new breed see only a huge source of new, under-educated, unskilled, easily-led, ignorant dues-payers. Any adverse effect they might have on American society is outweighed by the fact that these illegal meal-tickets will keep the new breed of union bosses living high off the hog in the comfortable fashion they've become accustomed.

But it's not just SEIU's recruitment efforts of illegal aliens which casts this "new breed" of union agitators in such poor light in the public's eyes; it's their disingenuous, if not downright dishonest, "negotiating" tactics, as well. Consider, for example, the SEIU's current war on hospitals. To hear the union tell it, you'd think hospital management couldn't care less if patients by the truckload dropped dead on their gurneys - as long as the hospitals continued to make a profit.

According to Reuters, the SEIU is threatening to strike three California hospitals later this month, claiming the hospitals are chronically understaffed. They're demanding that the union be granted equal votes on staffing decisions with hospital management. What a lovely negotiating tactic: trying to scare the tar out of the sick and elderly with false claims of insufficient numbers of dues-paying clerical workers, nurses and janitors.

Ditto SEIU tactics in Las Vegas, where union agitators bemoan "the stress, strain, and danger that staff encounter every day in the hospitals because of unsafe staffing levels." One union nurse even whines uncontrollably about a week-end secretary being eliminated. "We have critically ill patients on life support who need our constant attention to keep them alive," union agitator Atchala Wongkovit says. "Are the patients less sick on the weekends?"

Yes, according to the SEIU the only thing keeping patients on life support alive is a dues-paying weekend union secretary. I guess that means critically ill patients will be keeling over by the dozens every Saturday and Sunday from this point forward. Somebody better alert the funeral homes so they can beef up their own secretarial staff on Mondays.

The union is also demanding a "forced union dues clause" and a "no escape" dues check-off clause which would make it "even harder for nurses and techs to change their minds and stop paying the union." That's the SEIU's way. They're the real-life Borg for vulnerable workers who don't know any better: "You will be assimilated; resistance is futile."

Yes, the SEIU is the face of a new breed of union agitators. It's a face only a mother could love.

Chuck Muth is president of Citizen Outreach, a non-profit public policy advocacy organization in Washington, D.C. The views expressed are his own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Citizen Outreach. He may be reached at chuck@citizenoutreach.com. Copyright 2006 Chuck Muth. All rights reserved. "Muth's Truths" may be republished providing the column is copied intact, and full credit is given. Talk show producers interested in scheduling an interview with Mr. Muth should call (202) 558-7162

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