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According to Kadzis, the switch from tabloid to glossy last October won favor with readers and local advertisers. A Pew Research Center Report released on Thursday found nearly one in three Americans mothers last year said they would prefer a full-time job, up from one in five in 2007.Both mothers and fathers said they are equally stressed about work-life balance. While Honey Boo Boo and the Housewives still reign as queens of the small screen, Joe Biden will now offer a glimpse into his own world in Washington.Sister publications in Providence and Portland, Maine, will stay in business, but WFNX.Jonas said the women were still not doing well."Lead researcher Kim Parker cited the 2007-2009 recession as the likely factor behind the findings, adding that fewer women said they wanted to work full time before the downturn. You can always count on us (#beliebers), we will never let you down.About half of women who struggled financially said working full time was ideal, compared to about 31 percent of those who said they live comfortably, the nonpartisan research group's report said.Reporter on a piece about employees deal with health card handwritten paper found that the store was noted after the two employees name, "health certificate, please when will bring?" In spite of this, the reporter to work 5 days at the store, restaurant, head not urged reporters to deal with health card."But for others, working also means independence and professional satisfaction. “This [closure] is not indicative of the larger health of the industry.“We’ll get paid for this week and if we’re owed vacation time, but no severance,” said staff writer Chris Faraone.Kendra Jochum, a 33-year-old mother of two boys, aged four and one, was buying a new house in Maryland when she and her husband found out they were having a baby girl.The tax-free settlement covering the pickup and other property came quickly after the women's attorney, Glen Jonas, rejected Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck's offer of a replacement truck because the women would have had to pay taxes.