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Comment on: Topic 'Insurance Question': KC, Standard coverage is 1 million aggregate and should be plenty for perm staffing. How much do you have? Feel free to e-mail directly at mattk@recruitingassurance.com. Matt; Added by Matthew Kazmierczak at 2:59pm on February 10, 2009

Photo: "Stan the Man"...Stan Musial - A Baseball Great Before Steroids and Mass Media Coverage - RIP: s in World Series wins (11)...is quite a statement...but a valid one when you look at his numbers (see link). "The Man hit while peeking around a corner, his bat creating a perfect arc, his back foot often leaving the ground." There are no swings like Stan Musial’s today. Of course, there is no player like him, either. The mystery is how a player so complete and so productive yet so unique in style could remain something of a state secret within the national pastime. By Joe Strauss • jstrauss@post-dispatch.com Jan 26,2013 "Sure, Musial became only the fourth player elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame on the first ballot. (How could he not be after winning seven National League batting titles?) Yet his renown as a hitter — or, more accurately, as a total player — was dulled by factors including geography and his absence from the postseason for much of his career. Those who actually saw Musial came away dazzled by his consistency, base-running and ability to transform a game with an extra-base hit. More than a quarter-century following The Man’s retirement, legendary Los Angeles Dodgers voice Vin Scully asked and answered during a 1989 broadcast, “How good was Musial? He was good enough to take your breath away.” "...Musial was three times voted NL Most Valuable Player and played in four World Series. However, two of his MVP Awards and all of his postseason appearances occurred before NBC first televised the World Series in 1947." http://www.stltoday.com/sports/baseball/professional/joe-strauss-how-good-was-musial/article_b1152ba6-2287-5025-8b15-123f7a3ede0c.html…; Added by Valentino Martinez at 11:07pm on January 26, 2013

Comment for: Kelley Parker: Please do email me the open reqs which you have and need coverage....we can work on these and do some business and also please do email me your contact details with email id; Added by Sunny at 1:34pm on July 7, 2008

Blog Post: 6 Scary Risks of Running Your Own Contract Staffing Back-Office: Forget about ghosts and goblins. When it comes to running your own contract staffing back-office, there are very real risks that can keep any recruiter up at…; Added by Debbie Fledderjohann at 3:57pm on October 23, 2012

Comment on: Blog Post 'Recruiters' Biggest Problem with Candidates Right Now is . . .': Yes, I just love when they go dark on you. There's always an interesting excuse when you finally reach them... "I was in India" is my most common. (best cell coverage in the world, btw); Added by Bill Schultz at 4:56pm on May 23, 2012

Comment on: Topic 'Health insurance group for sole recruiters to join??': If you have Kaiser in your area I believe they have a small business plan option. I think you can get group coverage for a group as small as 1. All the best, Ben; Added by Ben McGrath at 3:22pm on November 15, 2012

Blog Post: A Very Successful Fordyce Forum from what I Hear: Congrats to a very successful first Fordyce Forum. Dave Manaster showed

some real genius when he acquired it. He showed some more genius when

he took it on the road and I am sure we will…; Added by Slouch at 1:18pm on June 15, 2007

Comment on: Topic 'Pre-existing conditions are seriously harming our intellectual output': d coverage but also being denied employment.…; Added by Maureen Sharib at 11:16am on April 21, 2009

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Blog Post: Healthcare Costs Drive Business Decisions, Impacting Recruiters, Candidates, and Companies: No matter how you feel about the Affordable Care Act (ACA or Obamacare), it is clear that employer-sponsored health insurance has become more expensive and complicated over the past several years.…; Added by Debbie Fledderjohann at 1:04pm on June 18, 2014