One in three parents with young children holds a job that requires early morning, late night or even lobster shifts, according to a national study two years ago by the Families and Work Institute, a nonprofit research organization based in Manhattan.
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Under the Newseum's tilted hemispheric dome every morning at 3, a lobster shift troops in to download and print out the front pages of 70 newspapers around the country and overseas for a revealing comparison of how the news is being played that day.
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The profiles included pieces about " a Latina from the rough side of Dallas " who " works the lobster shift at a Burger King, " a Minuteman and an Alaska national guardsman believed to be the first Inuit, or Eskimo, killed because of the Iraq war.
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Thursday's telecast should also be the last orchestrated to keep viewers on the lobster shift . Track and field takes over next week, much of it staged at night and broadcast ( more or less ) live, when Atlanta's withering heat is less likely to be a factor.
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Three years later at Boston, while Rodgers was setting an American record despite stopping to tie his shoelaces, Behr was setting a personal record ( 2 : 38 : 19 ) despite training while working the lobster shift at AT & T and running on his lunch hour at 4 a . m.
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Three years later at Boston, while Rodgers was setting an American record despite stopping to tie his shoelaces, Behr was setting a personal record ( 2 : 38 : 19 ) despite training while working the lobster shift at AT & AMP; T and running on his lunch hour at 4 a . m.
