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Louis at Nashville, 7 p.m., FSKC

KEY:FSKC - Channel 59 on Time Warner Cable, Channel 48 on Comcast in Missouri, Channel 73 on Comcast in Kansas, Channel 30 on Everest Connections; Channel 128 on FairPoint in Kearney; Channel 445 on Dish Network, Channel 672 on DirectTV (HD channels - 1496 on Time Warner Cable, 201 on Comcast, 649 on Everest Connections, 672 on DirecTV);SPEED - Channel 201 on Time Warner, Channel 32 on Comcast in Kansas, Channel 43 on Comcast in Missouri, Channel 34 on Everest Connections.

Louis at Nashville, 7 p.m., FSKCKEY:FSKC - Channel 59 on Time Warner Cable, Channel 48 on Comcast in Missouri, Channel 73 on Comcast in Kansas, Channel 30 on Everest Connections; Channel 128 on FairPoint in Kearney; Channel 445 on Dish Network, Channel 672 on DirectTV (HD channels - 1496 on Time Warner Cable, 201 on Comcast, 649 on Everest Connections, 672 on DirecTV);SPEED - Channel 201 on Time Warner, Channel 32 on Comcast in Kansas, Channel 43 on Comcast in Missouri, Channel 34 on Everest Connections.

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Source: http://www.kansascity.com/841/story/1028422.html

Baisses de salaires : les Verts dénoncent le "sadisme managérial" d ...

Baisses de salaires : les Verts dénoncent le "sadisme managérial" d'IBM - Les Echos

Les Verts ont dénoncé jeudi un "sadisme managérial" du groupe informatique IBM, après l'annonce d'une baisse de la part de rémunération fixe de certains de ses commerciaux en France."Ce n'est hélas pas la première fois qu'IBM se distingue par son sadisme managérial, au point que ce groupe fait...

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Source: http://www.lesechos.fr/info/france/afp_00117769-baisses-de-salaires-les-verts-denoncent-le-sadisme-managerial-d-ibm.htm

France: Rocking the boat

Could any place in the world be nicer, apart from home'That's what I thought the morning I decided to throw in my job and go adventuring in France - and found there can be another side to the great escape.Early last year my wife Sally and I flew to Schiphol airport in Amsterdam.

New Zealanders who'd done the trip as well as the intricate network of fact, experience and gossip on the internet held Holland to be the best and cheapest place to buy a canal boat.We'd rented a cottage in the village of Schoorl about 40km from Amsterdam, through a website used by the Dutch to advertise holiday homes for rent.

Some gave us a hard time, most did not, but if we became over-confident they had a way of putting us in our place.We sailed through Holland and down the narrow tongue beside Germany, through Belgium and into France with no more than a few grazes on the paintwork to show for it.Now we were in the Ardennes, the region where so much blood was shed in last century's wars.

Water-fowl roosted in floating nests, fish rose to the surface, greatly agitating the fishermen evenly spaced along the riverbank, and a water rat, his coat a rich brown in the morning light, dived for his hole in the bank with a stroke of his strong tail.



Source: http://www.nzherald.co.nz/travel/news/article.cfm?c_id=7&objectid=10555932