The first Labor Day, held in New York City in 1882, was less a cel­e­bra­tion of the dig­nity of work than a demon­stra­tion in favor of the eight-hour day, down from the pre­vail­ing 10 to 12 hours. Com­pared with then, Amer­i­can work­ers have come a long way. Con­gress made Labor Day a national hol­i­day in 1894, and over the years it evolved into a day off rather than a moment to reflect on the state of labor, broadly defined and extend­ing beyond unions. Well, not this year. 

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9 September 2009
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Recession changing videogames also

With the reces­sion cut­ting out some fam­ily vaca­tions, gym mem­ber­ships, and per­sonal train­ers, a rash of new video games designed to let peo­ple work­out in their liv­ing room are hit­ting the shelves.

Elec­tronic Arts has just released “EA Sports Active” for the Nin­tendo Wii which comes with a resis­tance band and a leg strap that lets play­ers per­form aer­o­bic activ­i­ties like vir­tual roller blad­ing, jog­ging, or lunging.

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8 September 2009
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Russia is overcoming recession — Kudrin

If Rus­sia spends the money it made from oil and gas sales in 2009, there would be no safety net in the econ­omy. No net means a higher risk of infla­tion, says Rus­sias Finance Min­is­ter Alek­sey Kudrin… 

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