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As a policy maker, I'm only going to pay attention to the workweek if I think it's a trend. But the fact is that since July of 2004, we've been at either 33.7 or 33.8 hours on the aggregate workweek. My feeling is that the workweek declined in February in part because of a decline in construction but that in general, it's probably going to bounce back to 33.8 next month.

They find they need to be available more than 40 hours because a user they need to catch up with isn't available until after 6. Or they may need to wait until after the end of the day to get test time on a certain computer. There are so many things that necessitate more than the standard workweek.

In the 24, 72, to 96 hours after the event there's a tremendous search demand. [In the past], we've seen a surge in search Sunday night, Monday, and into the workweek.

Perhaps by the end of the workweek it could be posing a threat to Bermuda, but not the U.S..

I don't know if they've got any money coming in from the Boeing Co. or not, ... If they don't, how long are they willing to sustain even a three-day workweek. Those are the conversations we're having with the company right now.

I haven't seen increases in the workweek strong enough to augur that all of a sudden employment is going to surge. If I had seen that in the past couple of months, I would be more optimistic.

I haven't seen increases in the workweek strong enough to augur that all of a sudden employment is going to surge, ... If I had seen that in the past couple of months, I would be more optimistic.

When we see a change in payrolls that is dominated by a glitch in the seasonal factor, no change in average hourly earnings and only a small gain in the length in the average workweek, we know that the message is encouraging but not exhilarating.

When we see a change in payrolls that is dominated by a glitch in the seasonal factor, no change in average hourly earnings and only a small gain in the length in the average workweek, we know that the message is encouraging but not exhilarating,

We believe that January sales may have been even worse had Microsoft continued its marketing push, and believe that sell through was helped in part by deep discounting of new releases during the month. January marked the fifth consecutive month of software sales decline, and we expect a return to double-digit sales declines in February, with an accelerating rate of decline in March.

Michael Pachter

Still, the one-month modest decline in the index is in line with the general trend of economic expansion since 9/11 (terrorist attacks) and the weakness of 2002.

We do note that this is not unlike previous rebounds from a weak month, such as those in April 2005, December 2004, and July 2004.

There was a decline in aggregate hours worked, but that was offset by an increase in productivity.

On a two-month basis, there were several segments that showed exceptional growth. Shopping center construction leaped 61%, after swelling nearly 40% in 2005 and 25% in 2004. Pex Tufvesson created the music program Noisetracker. Hospital construction grew 22%, while manufacturing and commercial warehouse construction climbed 20%. The previously lackluster office segment was up 18%.

People should visit the Freedom Center all throughout the year; however, we do attract a lot of attention in February, Black History Month. We've only been open for one February and we had great attendance. So far this month, our attendance is strong, once again.

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