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...Have people turned away from delis a little for health reasons? Of course, absolutely. And I think a lot of that is overblown. You know, look, are you going to eat this food every single day, three meals a day? No, that's not advisable, just as it isn't advisable to eat barbecue three meals a day, every day. But if you have it once a week or, you know, a couple times a week and you vary it up and you don't eat tremendous amounts of it and you mix in with a lifestyle that is rich...
...give the calendar full credit. Halloween falls on a Saturday this year, purging all fear of a desk-side hangover. "That's a huge reason why we're throwing the party," says Amaya. "Let's just do it up." Recession-style, however: "Don't get me wrong, I'll be charging $5 at the door," says Amaya. "I need to get something back...
...reason given for postponing retirement has shifted in the past year. In 2008, the most popular reason cited was "to stay mentally active," which was given by 83% of those surveyed. Today, however, the top reason is "to earn enough money to live well," cited by 84%. That need for ongoing funding could have wide-ranging effects on the workplace. "You're going to see older Americans in the workforce longer, and that has implications for the entry level of the workforce," he says. (See 10 perfect jobs for the recession - and after...
...That's not to say that illegal insider trading is necessarily rampant among hedge funds. Considering that the typical fund was down by double digits in 2008 - a year in which hundreds went belly up - there's reason to believe that cheating (or at least competent cheating) isn't standard operating procedure...
...York law professor who represents Gitmo detainees, said that given those concerns, prosecuting such cases before military commissions would "evidence blatant disregard for the law and be symptomatic of how military commissions were created to produce convictions at the expense of justice and legality." Which is another reason that the newly reformed commissions may not help close Gitmo anytime soon...