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$Horse Pulls At Lorah\$	Horse Pulls At Lorah's Farm Fest Posted by: Nobriellen Video duration: 149 seconds This is a couple of clips from the Horse Pulls at Lorah's Farm Fest in Walnutport, PA. The heaviest weight was 8,000 pounds.

	Freya cribbing Posted by: Nobriellen Video duration: 187 seconds I have never seen a horse crib like this

	Suicide Run Posted by: Nobriellen Video duration: 147 seconds Winter fun,Sledding threw the woods

	BabsPipes Posted by: Nobriellen Video duration: 83 seconds Playing some tunes

	Kunkletown Witch Project Posted by: Nobriellen Video duration: 66 seconds Halloween fun

	Drummer Mule and the Guinea Choir Posted by: Nobriellen Video duration: 42 seconds My mule Midnight doing what he does best.

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Laid-off workers learn new trades
In the worst labor market in 14 years, Americans from auto workers to financial analysts are considering a career change in hopes of landing a job. Many job seekers are getting specialized training as a way to break into a new industry. Vocational, technical and trade schools, which provide a formal education in skilled trades from catering to computer programming, are seeing a surge in enrollments this year. To make themselves more marketable, 26% of workers plan to go back to school to obtain a degree, certification or other training, according to Career Builder's Industry Trends Survey in September. "It's a great time to do it, the national unemployment rate is 6.5%, but the unemployment rate for skilled workers is only 3.1%," said Doug Arms, chief talent officer Ajilon Global, professional staffing firm. "There's much higher demand for skilled workers in this type of economy." Increased enrollment at technical and vocational schools is not uncommon in an economic downturn, according to Arms. "Not only in this cycle but in past cycles our enrollments throughout our campuses are very tightly correlated with the unemployment rate," said Eugene Putnam, CFO of the Universal Technical Institute.
Publ.Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2008 14:55:53 EST
Source: CNN.com

Madison Ave. still loves Yahoo
The strongest indictment of Yahoo management yet might be how much Madison Avenue still loves Yahoo inventory.
Publ.Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2008 15:42:01 EST
Source: CNN.com

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