Lesie Hendry believes that’s the case and explains why over on HuffPo. Meanwhile, Ralph Nader takes a different tack, pointing out that given the economics of the day, perhaps Labor Day should mean quite a bit more, at least in the eyes of the current administration.

It’s impossible to know whether The Huffington Post did this on purpose, but it was equally impossible to ignore the juxtaposition of these photos on their home page yesterday.

Twitter asks you what you’re doing. Jig asks you what you need. Interesting.

“Happy we who can bask in this warm September sun, which illumines all creatures, as well when they rest as when they toil, not without a feeling of gratitude; whose life is as blameless, how blameworthy soever it may be, on the Lord’s Mona-day as on his Suna-day.”
—Henry David Thoreau

The CEO of Salesforce.com states the obvious.