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Jim, VE land is the land of poor health care as it is pumped here down South. People beleive it too! We are quickly becoming a third world country with the yuppies making plenty of excuses for the way

Jim, Just for the record: Where do you think the money is coming from to pay your medical/dental/prescription bills if you don't pay it? Or do health care providers and hospitals in Canada work for

I don't think admitting 1/2 a family works for WM is a source of family pride. Who puts a roof over their heads? Not WM. pentalab <jim.thomson@...> wrote: --- In ham_amplifiers@...,

### say what ?? How can any entry level job not be worth current minimum wage ?? What is current minimum wage..... and when was the last time somebody raised the current minimum wage ?? ### Here's an

large companies didn't pay into the pension plans all the money they took from the employees pay checks. ### which is exactly why u want the union running the pension plan.. or at least a joint

For those that haven't heard... Tom Hix, W4TH, the owner of Tom's Tubes, passed away in late December. He had been in the hospital for quite some time and his tube business had been on hold as his web

Will, I don't agree the beltway bandits are the real problem because they let it happen while their pockets are lined with cash! Yes that political party has become the party of the greedy rich hiding

Kathy(K5MWH)" <w5uc@...> wrote: non- unions or That's not actually the case. What has happened is two fold in a majority of large companies. First, the health insurance companies are in the pockets of

My daughter has worked for American Airlines for a number of years. In spite of their financial condition, she has received a number of promotions and move up the ladder in corporate management.

Agreed! I don't have an issue with what unions were originally for or what they did for the worker. However, modern unions have become machines of greed that totally disregard the effect that their

In the late 'Sixties I was an apprentice in a machine shop, non-union. I was at the $3.55/hour level. One of the old hands was advising me not to ask for a raise, ever. The story was that if anyone

Let's hope it is real our rates went up again yesterday Harold Mandel <ka1xo@...> wrote: Hey, I just ran into someone actually doing some real R&D: People are starting to marry monomolecular

Don't worry Will the greedy yuppies will wake up someday.....hopefully not too late to save this country from the low life trying to destroy it craxd <craxd@...> wrote: MFJ's grid dip meter is

MFJ's grid dip meter is made in China or somewhere in Asia. That same meter has been branded by several companies including Leader in which I have both it and the MFJ. For the ones questioning the

All, I finally found time to set down and finish the transformer design page at Wikipedia. I finished several sections and some more on the types of iron or alloys used. For any interested, the link

Hey, I just ran into someone actually doing some real R&D: People are starting to marry monomolecular noble-metal colloids to photovoltaic-responding isomers. WOW! Cheap solar electricity! I can't

Yes, but where do you get R&D money without production income? "David C. Hallam" <dhallam@...> wrote: I believe in made in America too, but in today's global economy, it's a thing of the

Mr. Bonner I totally agree and share your views. They won't boycott us until they suck us dry. Just look at the exchange rate with the euro this past year. We have become a nation of consumers because

Well here's the problem guys, it isn't so much we do business with cheap labor countries, it's that the USA has become ONLY a nation of consumers. Right now, if the world SUDDENLY decided they didn't

Hello, bob == The first thing I would do is to convert the –110v PS to positive output using a FWB and a new filter C. The second thing would be to ground each grid through at least 1500pF of C