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Welcome to the end of the 2021 regular season for the East Division. For three teams, their seasons ended on Saturday. However, Coronavirus impacting has forced the league’s hand to re-schedule games and so there are a handful happening in the next few days. As it turned out, most of those games have meaning beyond the regular season. Where in past seasons, I would end the weekly snapshots with the final full week of the season. But as there were potentially real tantalizing stakes in all but one of these extra games, I decided on this one last post and stated so in last week’s snapshot. After a week of playoff teams playing non-playoff teams in the East and a whole lot of news involving the New York Rangers, the potential stakes mostly went up in smoke, but there is something to watch on Monday and Tuesday.
hi there, everyone. i m j.j. ramberg, and welcome to your business, where we give you tips and advice to help your business grow. a historic midterm election is about to take place, and this year the concerns of small business owners are front and center in the political debate. nearly 100 candidates with some small business experience are running for congress this year. sam granado is running for one of utah s senate seats as a democrat. he operates a deli business that was started by his late father. and jim henessey is running as a republican for the 16th congressional district in ohio. he runs a small financial consulting service and owned and operated nursing home facilities. his candidacy has been endorsed by the national federation of independent businesses. great to see both of you guys. thank you. good to be here, thank you. sam, i d like to start with you. how has running a small business informed your decision to run for office? well, running a small busi
Your energy, and ultimately you re concerned about what those costs are going to be in the future, too. sam, what about you? do you feel like things are getting better? i feel that they need to improve. i feel that we re a status quo right now. we re starting to see some daylight, but we need people such as myself to be elected, to get in and bring it back for small business. we have too many attorneys back in washington. and not enough people that have run businesses and been in the trenches. all right. sam granato, and jim henessey, thank you very much for coming on the program. we appreciate hearing your insight. thank you. thank you, j.j. some people are natural-born negotiators. they re just good at that whole game of bargaining. but frankly, most people aren t. it s tricky, it can get uncomfortable, and it can get contentious. but look, it is absolutely something you can learn how to do better. recently, i went to new york city s fulton fish market where haggling over
hi there, everyone. i m j.j. ramberg, and welcome to your business, where we give you tips and advice to help your business grow. a historic midterm election is about to take place, and this year the concerns of small business owners are front and center in the political debate. nearly 100 candidates with some small business experience are running for congress this year. sam granado is running for one of utah s senate seats as a democrat. he operates a deli business started by his late father. and jim henessey is running as a republican for the 16th congressional district in ohio. he runs a small financial consulting service and owned and operated nursing home facilities. his candidacy has been endorsed by the national federation of independent businesses. great to see both of you guys. thank you. sam, i d like to start with you. how has running a small business informed your decision to run for office? well, running a small business, certainly i ve been in the trench
jack markle. good friday morning. a showdown in a somehow town, and what happens in vegas apparently isn t staying there. the race for senate in nevada between senator harry reid and sharon angle could very well turn the whole power structure in congress. that s only one reason the entire country is watching this race. there s also the unexpected strength of tea party darling angle who was on the attack last night relentlessly going after the majority leader. now reid not exactly known for being a talented or rater fought back sticking to his message angle is too extreme. much like the expensive tv ad balgtszs the debate got nasty when she accused him of getting rich off the american people. you came from searchlight to the senate with very little. now you re one of the richest men in the u.s. senate. on behalf of nevada taxpayers i d like to know, we d like to know, how did you become so wealthy on a government payroll? senator ried. that s kind of a low blow. most eve