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We have to change. We have to do something so they listen to us. This time its not just in the United States. Protestors in 33 countries from sou south korea rallied at a time when 44 of the jobs created in the last four years are low wage jobs. The fight for 15 an hour has managed to put inequality and the minimum wage front and center in the national debate. The sustained protests have been able to do for the left what the tea party has been successful in doing on the right, which is to push the boundaries on an issue and drag the politics behind it. When the fight kicked off 18 months ago, it was a very small grassroots movement. Today it has entirely changed the politics of the country. The president suggested raising minimum wage in his state of the union. New jersey has voted to raise their states minimum wage to 8 the 2. 05 and vermont is on track to have the hoyest in the nation at 10. 50 an hour. Thats just to name a few. Meanwhile the center of the debate has moved. There are
And our families. We have to make the difference. We have to change. We have to do something so they listen to us. This time its not just in the United States. Protestors in 33 countries from south korea rallied at a time when 44 of the jobs created in the last four years are low wage jobs. The fight for 15 an hour has managed to put inequality and the minimum wage front and center in the national debate. The sustained protests have been able to do for the left what the tea party has been successful in doing on the right, which is to push the boundaries on an issue and drag the politics behind it. When the fight kicked off 18 months ago, it was a very small grassroots movement. Today it has entirely changed the politics of the country. The president suggested raising minimum wage in his state of the union. New jersey has voted to raise their states minimum wage to 8. 25 and vermont is on track to have the highest in the nation at 10. 50 an hour. Thats just to name a few. Meanwhile the
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Pancake Day is upon us and what better way to get in the mood for some flipping fun than with handy hints and tips from some top chefs.
Shrove Tuesday marks the traditional feast day before the start of Lent on Ash Wednesday. Originally, it was the last opportunity to use up eggs and fats before embarking on the fast.
Pancakes later became a perfect way of using up these ingredients, with the pancake first featured in cookery books around 1439.
“The tradition of tossing or flipping them is almost as old,” says Historic UK, quoting a text from 1619 that said: “And every man and maide doe take their turne, And tosse their Pancakes up for feare they burne.”