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spec: I 'm sure there is a flip side to being your own boss and being in control of your work environment - - worry about the business side of things , responsibilities to employees , etc ., which may outweigh the negatives of working for someone else . Richards believes that creativity is the flip side of tragedy and that meaning can be restored to the disabled through the accomplishment of creating art . The City of Palo Alto proudly maintains one of the highest frequency sweeping schedules in the Bay Area . ObjectivesThe ACAP is a crucial component of Australia ' s aged care system . Events in Ohio have figured prominently in our broader national history . Starting with the Federal Budget Process , the course tracks an agency 's appropriation from beginning to end . Between 60 and 85 per cent of women are not physically active enough to gain health benefits . This is the flip side of what is so bad about the state of contemporary intellectual property rights . They've also had some worthwhile thoughts about what they call `` The Fog Machine '' - - the deliberate blurring of the chain of command by the Bushies , in the pursuit of deniability . The rest of the upper and lower parts are light greyish-blue , excepting the axillar feathers , the lower wing-coverts , and the rump , which are white ; the tail-coverts and tail are greyish-white . I wanted to do it because it was a flip reworking of something that was a big deal in Deliverance . Its primary weapon is a flipping arm , which overturns opponents . As it ventures to combat stereotypes , Makandal also seeks to remind Haitian-Americans of their history in Haiti and roots in Africa . By the way , there is a flip side to these two keys , and it is this : The best we can be with low motivation is adequate . This is the flip side of the advice above , and clearly appears to be contradictory . Berthelsen said this situation is the flip side of a player who holds out for a better contract .