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"We absolutely need legislative fixes because the president cannot increase the [visa] cap, and that is what really hurts start-ups and large companies," Emily Lam, vice president of the Silicon Valley Leadership Group, told the L.A. Times at the time of the president's immigration announcement.

"Shoulders and knees and even some joints that usually don't hurt start hurting.

"It will hurt start-ups dramatically.

When the people we love stop paying attention, trust begins to slip away and hurt starts seeping in.

Ron Shiffman, an urban planner who served on the city's Planning Commission, said that eliminating industrial zones hurt start-ups involved with manufacturing.

But then the notion that multis could help but "couldn't hurt" started to take a beating.

Easton's shaky defense hurt starting pitcher, Dustin Emmons, a former Crescenta Valley High standout who was a News-Press Male Athlete of the Year and New York Mets draft pick.

NEW YORK TIMES  | NEW YORK TIMES Buffett Rule Hurts Start-Ups, Investor Says  |  President Obama's proposed Buffett Rule, which would increase taxes for those earning over $1 million annually, "is bad news for technology start-ups," Eric Jackson, an investor and entrepreneur, argues in The Washington Post.

That means basic planning and it never hurts to start early.

And it never hurts to start off on a friendly note.

Of course, it doesn't hurt to start saving -- starting now.