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Memo to AOL: This is what's really distressed
Terry O'Neill writes for CNBC: "The outcry over AOL Chief Executive Tim Armstrong's comment that the birth of two "distressed babies" led to his decision to change the company's 401 (k) plan was jaw-droppingly callous. But it is only part of the real story. When the firestorm hit, this particular CEO was able to walk back his comment and reverse the decision to scale back employee benefits. But under the radar, kicking the foundation away from employee retirement security is looking more and more like the new normal."
Wily Wendy: Media, Political Opponents Employ Sexist Rhetoric Against Wendy Davis Campaign
Candice Bernd writes for Truth Out: "Soon after her gubernatorial campaign pulled in a fundraising boost, the Dallas Morning News reported during the weekend on discrepancies in Texas Sen. Wendy Davis' life story. Her opponents and right-wing pundits hav…
Celebvocate: Kelly Rutherford on equal rights in family court
Actress Kelly Rutherford attends a lunch in honor of the NOW Foundation for its work in the family court system.
NOW President: Attacks on Roe v. Wade being fought at all levels
Carmen Russell writes for Voice of Russia: "This week, The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a review of a decision striking down an Oklahoma abortion law." Interview with NOW president, Terry O'Neill, available at the link.
Social Security benefits may be on table in budget talks
Kevin G. Hall and William Douglas write for McClatchy-Washington Bureau: "With congressional budget negotiations moving behind closed doors, one item apparently on the table is changing the way cost-of-living adjustments are calculated for seniors, veter…
Women hit Statehouse to protest new abortion restrictions
Alex Fesler writes for The Columbus Dispatch: "Women's advocates want Gov. John Kasich to know they do not support the health-care legislation that was part of the state budget and that they are not alone."
Terry O'Neil on Reproductive Rights
Kasumi Hirokawa writes for Valley: "Terry O'Neill, the president of National Organization for Women (NOW), spoke Sunday night about the state of women's reproductive rights in America."
The Left Won't Be Happy Until Janet Yellen Is Federal Reserve Chair
Evan McMorris-Santoro writes for Buzzfeed: "NOW president Terry O'Neill said the Summers news came as a surprise. She was convinced women's groups were fighting with President Obama on the Fed chair nomination, and that Summers was on track for the job d…
Why Larry Summers Won't Lead the Fed
Allie Jones writes for The Atlantice: "After an unusually divisive few months leading up to President Obama's Fed chair nomination, Larry Summers decided he didn't want to be considered for the job anymore. Summers was considered to be Obama's top pick f…
Arizona to deny driver's licenses to all deferred deportees
Cindy Carcamo write for the Los Angeles Times: "Arizona's policy will harm abused women and children, said Terry O'Neill, president of the National Organization for Women. Abuse victims can qualify for deferred deportation under a separate program, which…
Elizabeth Warren Was Mostly Absent In The Left's Fight Against Larry Summers
Kate Nocera writes for Buzzfeed: "NOW President Terry O'Neill said that even Warren's quiet engagement on Summers — like signing the letter supporting Yellen — made a big impact. O'Neill said she was thrilled with Warren's work on the issue."
With Summers Out, Will Obama Turn To Yellen For Fed Post?
Avie Schneider writes for WNYC: "As Zarroli reports, Summers has long been unpopular with women's groups because of comments he made as Harvard president about women's aptitude for science. But Terry O'Neill, president of the National Organization for Wo…
Janet Yellen Now Fed Chair Front-Runner, Sources Tell The Wall Street Journal
Ashley Alman writes for The Huffington Post: "A coalition of progressive groups and big donors pressed Senate Banking Committee members to oppose a Summers nomination before the former secretary withdrew. Among the groups were UltraViolet and the Nationa…
With Summers Out, Will Obama Turn To Yellen For Fed Post?
Avie Schneider writes for WAMU: "As Zarroli reports, Summers has long been unpopular with women's groups because of comments he made as Harvard president about women's aptitude for science. But Terry O'Neill, president of the National Organization for Wo…
Larry Summers' Federal Reserve Job Sunk By Liberal-Populist Coalition, Deep-Pocket Donors
Ryan Grimm writes for The Huffington Post: "Meanwhile, a coalition of progressive groups — which included UltraViolet and the National Organization for Women, two powerful women's groups — teamed with the big donors and grassroots advocacy groups to pr…
Watch 100 Women Risk Arrest for Immigration Reform
Von Diaz provides video via Colorlines of the September 12, 2013 immigration reform civil disobedience.
Women's Groups Rally for Immigration Reform
Julia Preston writes for The New York Times: "The 115 women arrested included Terry O'Neill, president of the National Organization for Women, and Linda Meric, executive director of 9to5, both women's groups that have not been prominent in pushing Congre…
Weil on Finance: Huffpo Crows
Jonathan Weil writes for Bloomberg: "Lots of progressive/liberal groups had come out in opposition to Summers, including MoveOn.org, The Other 98%, the Progressive Change Campaign Committee and the National Organization for Women."
The Populist Rebellion That Tripped Up Larry Summers
John Nichols writes for The Nation: "Like many progressive organizations, NOW expressed discomfort with the approach Summers has taken to core economic questions."
Will there be justice in 14-year-old rape victim's case?
Irin Carmon writes for MSNBC.com: "Last Thursday, among the hundreds of protesters outside the offices of a Montana judge who shortened to 30 days the sentence of a teacher convicted of raping his 14-year-old student, was a surprise guest: the judge hims…
Women's groups push Janet Yellen for Fed job
Kevin Cirilli writes for Politico: "Women's groups are intensifying their opposition to the possible nomination of Larry Summers to lead the Federal Reserve in an effort to pressure President Barack Obama to choose Janet Yellen for the job."
Montana appeals 30-day rape sentence for former teacher
Laura Zuckerman writes for Reuters: "'He needs to be removed from the bench. We will fight to the very end,' said Marian Bradley, president of the Montana chapter of the National Organization for Women."
Looks Like Larry Summers Nomination Doesn't Appeal To Religious Groups, Either
Zach Carter writes for The Huffington Post: "The letter comes as a broad coalition of progressive political groups organizes to oppose a Summers nomination, citing his record of deregulatory judgments, derisive statements about women and his difficulty w…
Women play larger role in 2nd March on Washington
Gregg Zoroya and Eliza Collins quote NOW President Terry O'Neill in their piece for USA TODAY: "'Fifty years ago, women were not up here speaking, but here we are today,' Terry O'Neill, president of the National Organization for Women, told a crowd that…
GOP has 'doubled down on its war against women': NOW president
Rachel Witkin writes for MSNBC online: "O'Neill cited the recent abortion bills brought up by Republicans in Texas, Ohio, and North Carolina as examples of the right's failure to learn the lessons of 2012, when multiple Republican Senate candidates lost…
Women's groups go on attack against Weiner
Paul Singer writes for USA Today: "National women's groups are stepping up their efforts in the New York City mayors race to support City Council Speaker Christine Quinn and denounce former Congressman Anthony Weiner for his lewd online behavior."
NOW holds discussion on diversity issues
Carrie Maxwell writes for The Windy City Times: "Promoting equality and diversity and ending discrimination and racism were the topics of a panel discussion at the National Organization for Women (NOW) annual conference at the Hilton Chicago hotel July 6…
Transgender issues discussed at NOW conference
Carrie Maxwell writes for The Windy City Times: "About 25 people attended a panel discussion on issues of inclusion, self-definition, and politics within the transgender community at the National Organization for Women (NOW) annual conference at the Hilt…
Political roundtable held at NOW conference
Carrie Maxwell writes for The Windy City Times: "How we win and why it matters was the topic of one of the plenary political roundtable discussions at the NOW conference July 6 at the Hilton Chicago. Former Ambassador and U.S. Sen. Carol Moseley Braun, f…
NOW focus includes marriage equality
Tracy Baim of The Windy City Times writes: "The National Organization for Women held their annual convention in Chicago the first week of July, announcing a special focus on two main issues nationally: marriage equality and social security. Several hundr…
Where Are We NOW?
Hear from NOW president Terry O'Neill in her piece for Fem2Pt0: "Last week in Chicago, as I convened the 2013 NOW national conference to order, I asked delegates to join me in making a personal commitment to electing a woman president of the United State…
Fayetteville residents add voices to Moral Monday protests in Raleigh
Roberta Waddle, president of Fayetteville NOW, is quoted in this piece by Alicia Banks of the Fay Observer: "'Women are smart enough to take care of their bodies,' she said. 'Why is this legislature messing with medical decisions? If I have a broken leg,…
Chicago hosts NOW conference
ABC local affiliate in Chicago, IL covered the 2013 National NOW Conference: "The National Organization for Women will elect new officers during its conference in Chicago."
Women May Get Into Augusta Easier Than Energy CEO Role
Jim Polson writes for Bloomberg News: "Women may have better odds of getting a membership at Augusta National Golf Club than becoming the chief executive officer of an energy company in the Standard & Poor's 500 Index. (SPX) With its decision to name…
Will Hillary break the glass ceiling?
Watch NOW President Terry O'Neill on "Politics Nation with Al Sharpton" discussing Hillary Clinton's on the fifth anniversary of Clinton's "18 million cracks" speech.
Walmart Strikers Target Waltons, as NOW Calls Out Obamas
Josh Eidelson writes for The Nation: "Interviewed following the panel, NOW President Terri O'Neill told The Nation that 'people have seen through the PR' and that Walmart would not be able to mollify its critics with cosmetic changes."
WAT's Proust Questionnaire: Terry O'Neill Blazing a Trail for Women
NOW President Terry O'Neill answers Women Around Town's Proust questionnaire.
Obama needs a Plan B on emergency contraception
NOW President Terry O'Neill is quoted in this piece by Geoffrey Crowley at MSNBC: "The drama surrounding morning-after birth control took a new twist Friday, as a federal judge heaped fresh scorn on the Obama administration for meddling with the nation's…
Access to Health Care and Birth Control Is a Civil Right
Read NOW President Terry O'Neill's new piece in the US News & World Report series "Debate Club". The question being discussed is: Should the Plan B morning after pill be available to 15-year-olds?
Obama Picks Nominees for Commerce Dept. and Trade Representative
NOW President Terry O'Neill is quoted in this piece by Jackie Calmes for The New York Times: "President Obama rounded out his second-term cabinet choices on Thursday, nominating Penny Pritzker, his longtime financial backer and an heir to the Hyatt Hotel…
Critics want FDA to remove age limit on over-the-counter Plan B One-Step
Michelle Castillo writes for CBS News: "NOW asked President Barack Obama to follow the court order to make Plan B available to all women regardless of age without a prescription and without identification."
Women's Health Groups Slam Obama Administration's Fight To Maintain Age Restrictions On Plan B
NOW President Terry O'Neill is quoted in this piece by Tara Culp-Ressler: "Late Wednesday evening, the Obama administration announced that it will appeal a recent court decision that ordered the FDA to make emergency contraception available to all women…
Obama doubles down to defend restrictions on the morning-after pill
Geoffrey Cowley writes for MSNBC: "They're already feeling betrayed. NOW President Terry O'Neill dismisses the FDA's watered-down approval as 'an incremental advance, made against the hostility of people who claim they're on our side.'"
Plan B available for 15-year-olds: Bring a passport
JoNel Aleccia writes for NBC News: "But women's rights advocates said the decision also requires girls and women to show ID at the cash register and denies sale if they can't produce it, noted Terry O'Neill, president of the National Organization for Wom…
Feminist group to Obama administration: Lift all age restrictions on morning after pill
Statement by NOW President Terry O'Neill is quoted in this piece by Caroline May of the Daily Caller: "The Food and Drug Administration's announcement on Tuesday that the morning after pill will now be available without a prescription to women as young a…
Obama speech to Planned Parenthood a first in US presidency
See NOW President Terry O'Neill on MSNBC's All in with Chris Hayes discussing President Barack Obama's speech at the 2013 Planned Parenthood National Conference.
Top Links: The chained CPI debate and the Obama budget's last dig at Romney
NOW's press release was included in MSNBC's "Top Links" on the chained CPI, written by John Flowers: "In fact, The National Organization for Women lashed out at President Obama's concession over chained CPI, saying it will hurt women more because they li…
Amid criticism, Obama begins sales pitch on budget plan
NOW President Terry O'Neill is quoted in this piece by Aamer Madhani and Susan Davis for USA Today: "'Let's face it: Instituting the chained CPI is like tripping someone at the end of a race after forcing them to run on the outside lane the whole way,' s…
Obama on budget deal: 'Not all these ideas are optimal'
Traci G. Lee writes for MSNBC: "As expected, President Obama sought cuts to Social Security benefits in his 2014 budget proposal to Congress on Wednesday, an idea Speaker John Boehner previously offered."
Obama may trade one flawed Social Security formula for another
Kevin G. Hall quotes NOW President Terry O'Neill in a piece for McClatchy: "'That's not just malarkey, that's damn malarkeym,' Terry O'Neill, president of the National Organization for Women, shouted during a small but spirited midday rally against the p…
2 million "no benefit cuts" signatures delivered to White House (video)
Gaius Plubius writes for AmericaBlog: "Terry O'Neill, Pres.: 'I don't get paid to care about protecting the Democratic brand. Women weren't born Republican or Democrat.' MoveOn speaker threatens Dem primaries. PCCC co-founder says Dems will pay if they v…
Liberals balk at Obama's 2nd-term overtures to GOP
An article by the Associated Press, appearing at U.S. News & World Report, says: "But liberal Democrats, fresh off fighting to get Obama re-elected last year, say they're disheartened that Obama isn't sticking up for what they say are core Democratic…
NOW: Obama betraying, swindling, cheating women
Donovan Slack writes for Politico: "The National Organization for Women is not happy with President Obama. The group planned to protest in front of the White House and issued a scathing statement Tuesday calling on Congress to reject changes to Social Se…
Labor, Civil Rights Leaders Return to Memphis on 45th Anniversary of Dr. King's 'I've Been to the Mountaintop' Speech
Read about NOW president Terry O'Neill's participation in a panel commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I've Been to the Mountaintop" speech.
Majority of amicus filings ask court to strike down DOMA, Prop 8 — which may signal rulings wouldn't trigger Roe v. Wade-like fallout
NOW's amicus brief is discussed in an article by Lisa Keen of Keen News Services at the Dallas Voice: "When the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to tackle a major legal controversy, such as next week's marriage equality cases, it typically invites advice from…
Three Arguments Against Same-Sex Marriage (And Why They Will Fail)
The NOW Foundation's amicus brief is discussed in a piece by Audrey Bilger for Ms. Magazine: "As two landmark cases make their way to the U.S. Supreme Court this week, supporters of marriage equality are optimistic. A new Washington Post-ABC poll found t…
Obamacare critics' big complaint: Contraceptives
David Jackson writes for USA Today: "Three years on, President Obama's health care law still generates intense debate — especially over contraceptive policy." NOW's 2011 action alert on the contraception mandate in the Affordable Care Act is discuss…
Here's Obamacare's most controversial regulation
NOW's 2011 action alert on the contraceptive mandate in the Affordable Healthcare Act is discussed in this piece by Sarah Kliff of The Washington Post: "One provision, however, has engendered more controversy than any other: The requirement that contrace…
Argument preview: Marriage and the Court's "friends"— Part I
Lyle Denniston examines the amicus curiae briefs — including NOW's — in the two marriage equality cases before the US Supreme Court in a post at SCOTUSblog: "To file an amicus brief, it is necessary to have either the consent of the parties, or consent…
NOW President talks about women's future during Women's History Month
Read about NOW president Terry O'Neill's speech at a Women's History Month event in Florida. Write up courtesy of Betsy Roberts at the South Florida Sun Sentinel: "Saying that the sequester will disproportionally hurt women, Terry O'Neill, President of t…
In Pittsburgh Visit, NOW President Encourages Women to Pursue STEM Fields
Read about NOW president Terry O'Neill's trip to Community College of Allegheny County for a Women's History Month lecture on women and STEM fields.
Austerity Budget Cuts Disproportionately Affect Women
NOW president Terry O'Neill was interviewed by Melinda Tuhus of Between the Lines: "On March 8, International Women's Day, National Organization for Women President Terry O'Neill released a statement criticizing governments around the world for balancing…
Steubenville rape trial begins
Andrew Welsh-Huggins writes for Salon: "Two high school football players were scheduled to go to trial on charges they raped a 16-year-old girl after an alcohol-fueled party last summer, in a case that has drawn international attention over allegations m…
NOW's Terry O'Neill: Arkansas abortion law poses 'a real threat to Roe v. Wade'
Watch NOW president Terry O'Neill was on Current TV's "Viewpoint" discussing Arkansas' restrictive abortion bill. Also interviewed is Slate's Amanda Marcotte.
GOP continues the war on women
NOW president Terry O'Neill joined actress Martha Plimpton and Center for Reproductive Rights president Nancy Northup on MSNBC's The Ed Show. Follow the l
Grayson: Obama must not give in to GOP's 'unquenchable thirst to hurt the needy'
Terry O'Neill, president of NOW, is featured in a story by David Ferguson of The Raw Story writes: "On a Wednesday afternoon conference call with Bold Progressives announcing the letter, Grayson and Takano were joined by the National Organization for Wom…
In domestic violence bill, long-awaited victory for women's groups
"'The Violence Against Women Act has dramatically reduced the lethality of domestic violence in this country; has dramatically improved reporting across the country of sexual assault, and domestic violence, and dating violence, and stalking; has dramatic…
Obama Cabinet picks add diversity, but still frustrate White House allies
NOW president Terry O'Neill was interviewed by Juliet Eilperin for The Washington Post: "Terry O'Neill, president of the National Organization for Women, said Monday's appointments were 'encouraging' but still fall short when it came to folks with high-l…
Obama nominations: Will they silence diversity critics?
NOW president Terry O'Neill was interviewed by Aamer Madhani for USA Today: "Terry O'Neill, president of NOW, said in an interview on Monday that Obama deserves credit for appointing more women and minorities to top posts than his predecessors. But O'Nei…
GOP Caves, Stops Blocking Violence Against Women Act
Adam Serwer of Mother Jones interviewed NOW president Terry O'Neill on the Violence Against Women Act: "
100 years after suffrage march, activists walk in tradition of Inez Milholland
Lonnae O'Neal Parker writes at The Washington Post: "At the 100th anniversary of Washington's Women's Suffrage Parade on Sunday, participants will march in the bold tradition of suffragette Inez Milholland — even if they, and most of America, have never…
House to vote on Violence Against Women Act measures
NOW president Terry O'Neill is quoted in an article by Rosalind S. Helderman in The Washington Post: "When the Senate took up a bill similar to one that passed last year with 15 Republican Senate votes, its GOP support grew to 23 senators. A bloc of Hous…
Pritzker Choice Could Cause Rift
NOW president Terry O'Neill is quoted in a piece by Peter Nichols of The Wall Street Journal:"A nomination of Penny Pritzker as the next commerce secretary would threaten to divide President Barack Obama's political coalition, pitting women's advocates a…
This Season's Paul Ryan? Eric Cantor Takes On VAWA
Terry O'Neill, president of NOW, writes at The Huffington Post: "House Majority Leader Eric Cantor is a powerful player on Capitol Hill who has pretty much flown under the radar with the general public. But I predict that won't be true much longer. Now t…
Terry O'Neill Executive director of NOW discusses violence against women
NOW president Terry O'Neill spoke to Mary Glenney, host of WMNF's "A Woman's Place", on the Violence Against Women Act and One Billion Rising. Listen to at the link.
US Senate renews domestic violence bill despite Republican opposition
Terry O'Neill, president of NOW, is quoted in an article by Karen McVeigh of The Guardian: "O'Neill said that VAWA is a highly cost-effective way of reducing violence by providing services to victims and to hold perpetrators accountable for their crimes.…
Will Eric Cantor and House Republicans attempt to block the Violence Against Women Act?
Terry O'Neill, president of NOW, on Current TVs "Viewpoint". hosted by John Fugelsang: "'We have moved (Eric Cantor) enough to where he is beginning to change his rhetoric,' O'Neill says of the Republican House majority leader from Virginia. 'That's clea…
House GOP In A Bind On Violence Against Women Act
NOW president Terry O'Neill is quoted in this article at Talking Points Memo
Fifty Years After "The Feminine Mystique"
NOW president Terry O'Neill is on "The Diane Rehm Show" to talk about the fiftieth anniversary of the publication of Betty Friedan's "The Feminine Mystique". A transcript is available at the link.
Senate Passes Re-Authorization of the Violence Against Women Act, and Now It's On to the House
Terry O'Neill, president of NOW, is quoted in an article by Meredith Turits of Glamour: "'I had the sense that VAWA would be easy to get through the 113th Congress fairly quickly because if Republicans learned anything in the 2012 election, they have a p…
40 years after Roe v. Wade, states seek to limit abortions
The Daily News Journal features a picture of NOW's 2013 Roe v. Wade anniversary vigil (article and photo provided by the Associated Press): "It has been rare for states to expand access to abortions since the 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling, but there have been…
The debate over Roe v. Wade, 40 years later
Terry O'Neill, president of NOW, was on MSNBC's "Hardball with Chris Matthews" on the 40th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision.
Nation marks 40th anniversary of Roe
United Press International (UPI) reports: "The nation marks the 40th anniversary Tuesday of the landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling, Roe vs. Wade, which recognized a woman's right to an abortion."
Roe v. Wade Turns 40
Terry O'Neill, president of NOW, was interviewed by Dennis J. Bernstein for
When did Violence Against Women become a partisan issue?
A photo of NOW president Terry O'Neill appears in a post by MSNBC's Lana Schupbach on the demise of the Violence Against Women Act.
Anti-Abortion Agenda Resumes Absent National Attention
Terry O'Neill appears on The Rachel Maddow Show to discuss state legislation restricting women's access to reproductive health services.
Congress lets Violence Against Women Act wither away
Jamil Smith quotes NOW President Terry O'Neill in this piece on the Violence Against Women Act for MSNBC's Melissa Harris-Perry.
DNC 'Abortion-Palooza' Nickname Misses The Mark
NOW President Terry O'Neill was quoted in a Huffington Post article about the 2012 Democratic National Convention and how it was characterized by an unyielding focus on issues affecting women: "People who think that simply standing up for women's rights means only and always standing up for abortion are the same people who see the word 'woman' and think vagina."
At DNC Charlotte, taking the 'war on women' seriously
The Washington Post's She The People blogger, Mary Curtis, spoke with NOW President Terry O'Neill at a reception during the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte about the GOP platform and how devastating the Paul Ryan budget would be for women.
Pussy Riot case sparks free speech, feminism discussions worldwide
NOW Action Vice President Erin Matson was quoted in a USA Today article about the feminist Russian band Pussy Riot and feminism in the U.S.: "Young women today grow up expecting equality and expressing their power both online and through edgy actions. Pussy Riot's rebellious acts fit the profile of modern feminism. They are changing society."
'God's Little Shield': A Short History Of The False No-Pregnancy-From-Rape Theory
Pema Levy of Talking Points Memo interviewed NOW President Terry O'Neill regarding Rep. Todd Akin and how he is not the only Republican politician to suggest women rarely get pregnant from rape.
'Bring It': Women's Groups Want To Go Toe To Toe With Romney On The Economy
"We are going to be fully engaged on talking about the economy and how Mitt Romney is a job killer and in particular is a job killer for women.
'Family Care' Benefit Could Fix Retiree Pay Gap
"Women want reforms like those in our report and will reject politicians who call for austerity, a code word for cutting safety net programs like Social Security, which women rely on disproportionately…America can't afford not to provide fair and adequate benefits because so many women are financially vulnerable.
Paul Ryan targeted on women's issues
NOW President Terry O'Neill was quoted in a POLITICO article about Paul Ryan stance on women's issues: "I think he is very, very harshly anti-woman. And I think it's important for women voters to really look at the disproportionate effect on women of the thing he takes the most credit for. He's very proud of the Ryan budget. It slams women by privatizing Medicare. Ryan opposes equal pay for equal work. That is very specifically anti-woman."
Single-Payer Champions Out-Hawk Ryan on Deficit
Women's eNews Correspondent Sharon Johnson interviewed NOW President Terry O'Neill about NOW's continued support for a single-payer health care system in the U.S.: "Advocates for women must work hard during the coming months to elect officials who will ensure that the goals of universal coverage and affordable health care are eventually achieved."
The Romney-Ryan Budget: Taking Aim at Women's Health Care
Part 2 in a series by NOW President Terry O'Neill: "Instead of thinking responsibly about the women who would love to have health insurance if only they could afford it, the Romney-Ryan budget would send us back to where we were in the Bush era, except t…
NOW, Other Feminist Groups Endorse Obama, Expect More In Second Term
"President Obama listens and responds and that is not something we can say for the other party in this political atmosphere right now," O'Neill explained. "It is essential for women's well-being that we reelect President Obama and that is why I'm proud our PAC is endorsing him."
NOW Endorses Obama
"NOW PAC is proud to stand behind a president who unquestionably represents the path forward to achieve equality for women. Throughout the past four years President Obama has listened to our concerns and repeatedly stood up for women's rights against a right-wing juggernaut bent on undermining our access to reproductive health care, our economic security and even our safety from intimate partner violence and sexual assault."
Economic Recovery Slower For Women Due To Public Sector Job Cuts, Report Finds
"The leadership in those states [that have seen massive public-sector layoffs] are the very people that Mitt Romney has promoted as having the right answer for our country. That answer for the country is an answer that results in massive layoffs for women and a choke point for women coming out of college and looking for jobs."
NOW Blasts 'Radical Right-Wing Men' Behind DC Abortion Bill
"[The bill is] a clear strike in the ongoing War on Women. When will the radical right-wing men in Congress let up? This can't be said more clearly: Rep. Franks is not the mayor of Washington, D.C., and he has no place taking private medical decisions away from women in the District of Columbia."
Republicans Slam Obamacare Using Pro-Choice Language
"It's the height of hypocrisy coming from that crowd, but it doesn't surprise me. They don't have any ideas of their own. I guess they've read the polls and they know that's exactly what women want — autonomy over their own bodies. Some of these Republicans are so intellectually bankrupt that the best they can do is try to use the language of respect for women, while deeply disrespecting virtually every woman in this country."
Terry O'Neill Weighs In On ACA, "A Huge Relief To Women"
"I think it's a very good ruling. I think it's a very good outcome. I think that the Affordable Care Act, its most important achievement is that it establishes in law that this country stands for the proposition that all of our people should have affordable comprehensive quality health care and that's the principle that I think is established by the ACA."
Women Aren't Principal News Sources On Women's Issues, 4th Estate Analysis Finds
"There's been an ongoing complaint among women leaders that women's voices simply are not there. When Congress is only 17 percent female, when women are 3 percent of the CEOs and only 15 percent of [top corporate executives], you don't have critical mass. What happens is that women aren't there. We're not noticed…Frankly, there's no excuse for [news staffs] not to be half women and half men."
Bill Banning "Selective Sex" Abortions Fails in House
NOW President Terry O'Neill was featured on MSNBC's "PoliticsNation", discussing the House's rejection of a bill seeking to punish doctors who knowingly perform sex-selective abortions.
NOW Benefits from Campaigns' Focus on Women's Issues
"What followed on the heels of the (Virginia bill) was the effort in the Senate to restrict birth control, and that's when the men started getting involved."
'War On Women' Only Seen By Third Of Female Poll Respondents
"[It has been] like pushing a very large rock up a very steep hill to get people to pay attention to this war on women, so the fact that 30 percent of women … have recognized it is a huge victory, frankly."
Paycheck Fairness Act Fails in Senate
"We're going to keep reintroducing the Paycheck Fairness act, and the future looks bright for this bill, but it's rough right now with the partisan obstruction we're seeing occur…we're going to move forward, but [the bill's Senate failure] is indefensible."
Rise of the Mainstream Feminist
"[There has been] a long-standing tradition of bipartisan support for the Women Against Violence Act against since 1994, [and] I think that there is no reason that we should allow this to become a political issue."
Fighting for Women
NOW Action Vice President Erin Matson was featured in a PBS "To The Contrary" round-table discussion entitled "Fighting for Women."
NOW President Returns Fire on Limbaugh
"I don't think conservative women want to associate themselves with his hate. I don't think they would want to associate themselves with his bullying…I don't think conservative women would want to associate themselves with his vitriolic attacks."
Slideshow: GOP War on Women
NOW President Terry O'Neill was quoted in a Huffington Post article about recent incidents of Republicans calling the debate over women's issues a distraction: "To tell us we can't have our birth control covered and then to scold us for complaining about that is disrespectful and dismissive, and I hope women will really show their disapproval in November."
Interview: What Nancy Keenan's resignation means to pro-choice activists
NOW Action Vice President Erin Matson interview with the Washington Post about NARAL Pro-Choice America president Nancy Keenan's decison to step down and make way for a younger generation of pro-choice leaders: "I'm so thankful and grateful that this is the legacy she's leaving. After so many go-arounds on these issues, it's hugely important for her to say, 'I'm going to step aside and fill this position with someone younger."
Focus on Hillary Clinton's appearance sparks criticism
USA Today quotes NOW President Terry O'Neill in an article about the media's judgement of Hillary Clinton and other women in politics' appearances: "The Drudge Report headline is really saying to all women, don't you dare step into the public sphere, we will savage you for what you look like."
Groups pan GOP's Violence Against Women bill
NOW President Terry O'Neill quoted in this POLITICO article about the House Republican version of the Violence Against Women Act: "The agenda that is being promoted by the Adams bill is racist and homophobic and leaves women behind, and it's not OK."
The Politics Of The Domestic Violence Bill
NOW President Terry O'Neill was a guest panelist on The Diane Rehm Show discussing the reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act. The landmark domestic violence bill passed the Senate on April 26 after many rounds of haggling. But as it heads to the House, it could be held up by a fight over politics.
Let's beef up Social Security benefits instead of cutting them
L.A. Times' columnist Michael Hiltzik interviewed NOW President Terry O'Neill about the annual report released by trustees for the Social Security Trust Fund.
National Organization For Women Targets Limbaugh With 'Enough Rush' Campaign
NOW President Terry O'Neill quoted in Huffington Post article about the "Enough Rush" campaign aimed at targeting local advertisers and radio stations that broadcast Rush Limbaugh's show.
ABC hints at B-word in 2 new shows about women
Associated Press reporter Sandy Cohen interviewed NOW Action VP Erin Matson about the titles of ABC's new shows containing the B-word: "There's a frightening commonality between what you see on TV, in entertainment, and in Congress, where the war on women is being led: The conversation is being driven almost exclusively by men."
Augusta National a powerful holdout among men-only clubs
NOW President Terry O'Neill quoted in CNN.com's article on Augusta National Golf Club male-only membership policy: "Million-dollar deals are not going down at Curves gym, but they are going down at golf clubs."
IBM Facing Golf Gender Bias Years After Fighting Racial Barriers
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In a quiet, secluded and beautiful wooded valley in South Wiltshire, there lives a pop star. He's a rich and world-famous pop star. He's also famous for his concern about green issues. He's campaigned vociferously for the preservation of the Amazon rain forest, both its people and its wildlife. But there is an irony here. There's another kind of tribe, another human community and way of life that is also being driven to extinction, under our very noses. I am talking about the rural working classes.
In a quiet, secluded and beautiful wooded valley in South Wiltshire, there lives a pop star. He's a rich and world-famous pop star. He's also famous for his concern about green issues. He's campaigned vociferously for the preservation of the Amazon rain forest, both its people and its wildlife. But there is an irony here. There's another kind of tribe, another human community and way of life that is also being driven to extinction, under our very noses. I am talking about the rural working classes.
The fantasy of the English countryside still remains, however. Quaint locals, thatched cottages, village cricket - you know the kind of thing. It's a fantasy with a long history. You could trace the practice of rhapsodising about the rustic idyll back at least as far as Theocritus, if you wanted to - Sicily, third century BC - and probably further. But in England, and in modern times, it has become particularly hard to stomach.
Politicians sound especially ludicrous when they dip their toes into this treacly stream. Stanley Baldwin in 1924 referred to "the sounds of England, the tinkle of the hammer on the anvil in the country smithy, the corncrake on a dewy morning, the sound of the scythe against the whetstone, and the sight of a plough team coming over the brow of a hill." It wasn't true even when he wrote it - harvesting machines had pretty well replaced scythes by then - and it certainly isn't true now. And a corncrake on a dewy morning! In all the times I've lived or holidayed or just walked in the countryside, I've never even seen one.
In 1993, John Major talked of the English countryside as a place where you could see "old maids cycling to holy communion through the morning mist". Old maids cycling through the what? You're more likely to see a corncrake! He seemed to be under the impression that he had been quoting poetry at the time - had taken the phrase completely out of context. It was pinched from that celebrated essay by George Orwell, "England Your England", in which that great truth-teller gives this image as just one of a list of quintessentially English things, all the others notably urban: Orwell also listed "the to-and-fro of the lorries on the Great North Road, the queues outside the Labour Exchanges, the rattle of pin-tables in the Soho pubs."
The countryside has always been falsified. So what is the reality, in 2001? There are as many realities as there are people. In 10 years' time, perhaps 20 at most, there will be no hill farmers, no smallholders left. The only farms will be the vast agribusinesses growing GM crops for the supermarkets. Does any of this matter? Does it matter if if the village becomes no more than a dormitory surrounded by silent fields, filled with genetically-modified oilseed rape, nodding gently in the sunshine - and empty of birds, and butterflies, and farm workers?
The nonhuman environment also carries a spiritual truth. Both the natural world, and the divine, are nonhuman. The great, and nowadays rather neglected, rather discomforting American nature poet, Robinson Jeffers, declared that he was an Inhumanist. He regarded humanism as mere arrogance. To be reminded of the much greater worlds of the nonhuman or inhuman, beyond the merely human, is both humbling and elevating. It's a truth that is easily lost in the modern megalopolis.
But all is not yet lost. It doesn't have to be this way. We ought to protect what few smallholders and hill farmers survive, and give every possible incentive and tax break to labour-intensive organic farming.
That pop star I mentioned - who shall remain nameless, although he did used to front a band called The Police - he's not all bad. He's started to run an organic farm. The great thing about organic farms is that they're hopelessly inefficient - in purely market, economic terms, that is. But economics isn't everything.
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Civil libertarians warn there is a darker side to emerging technologies, such as a new multiple-camera computer monitoring program Carnegie Mellon University researchers developed to track patients in a nursing home.
CMU researchers who developed the "Marauder's Map" program to predict the health of multiple nursing home patients based on around-the-clock observation of their movements are preparing to present their findings at an international conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition in Portland, Ore.
While they concede their work may have implications for national security, and a CMU press release touted the use of such technologies "in airports, public facilities and other areas where security is a concern," researchers say their focus was the health of the elderly.
"This had to do with health research for individual patients to alert their caregivers to subtle changes that could indicate health issues. It was not meant to be a nefarious Big Brother, big government-type project," said research team leader Alexander Hauptmann, principal systems scientist in CMU's Computer Science Department.
Jennifer Lynch, a staff attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation said ultimately the system could pose serious implications for privacy and civil liberties.
"For example, if the government were to use this technology to track and identify individuals as they go about their daily lives, it would allow the government to create a digital dossier of the intimate details of a person's life. This creates a chilling effect on individuals' behavior," Lynch said.
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"The next step is to run (the program) over 25 days of data," said Shoou-I Yu. Yu, a doctoral student in CMU's Language Technologies Institute who deals in large data issues, came up with the idea to track multiple variables, including clothing color, movement trajectory, person detection and facial recognition to improve the accuracy of the tracking program.
Yi Yang, a post-doctoral student in CMU's Computer Science Department who rounded out the research team, said they developed formulas to allow them to combine the multiple variables to reach 90 percent accuracy.
Yu said he's never considered how others might use the new technology.
"I guess technology is always a double-edge sword," he said.
Nita Farahany, a Duke University scholar who studies the legal and ethical implications of emerging technologies, said that's an important consideration.
"Every day, researchers reveal new technologies that enable more comprehensive surveillance of individuals. Surveillance can offer great benefits, such as improving health and safety for individual or enhancing productivity in the workplace. But comprehensive surveillance has a darker side.
"We should proceed carefully, establishing clear boundaries on the nature and extent of surveillance, and to encourage transparency of its use," she said.
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Door to ground floor, access to the garage and utility area
Stairs to first floor:
Spacious living and dining area with doors to large rear patio area
Modern family kitchen
Fully tiled wet room with heated towel rail
Stairs to second floor:
1 x double bedroom
1 x twin bedroom
1 x bedroom with bunk beds
Refurbished family bathroom with shower over bath
Enclosed rear patio area
Parking for 2 cars
Gas central heating
Electric hob and oven
Fridge & Freezer
Washing machine & tumble dryer
TV, Freeview, DVD player & video in living room
TV & DVD player in bunk bedroom
TV in master bedroom
CD player
Travel cot, high chair and stairgate
Games, videos, DVDs and CDs available
Garden furniture
Gas BBQ
Linen & towels provided (except for cot)
Security Deposit - £200
Special Offers are available on selected dates where an offer is running. Offer details are always shown in red on this page.
Short Breaks are available during Low Season and within 3 weeks of all High Season (where the property allows them)
If you need any help in making your booking please call our Team on 01983 811418.
Size | Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms |
Will consider | Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days) |
Access | Car advised |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
Notes | Pets welcome, No smoking at this property |
Features and Facilities
Luxuries | Internet access |
General | Central heating, TV, Telephone |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster, Iron |
Utilities | Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Washing machine |
Rooms | 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms and 2 Shower rooms |
Furniture | Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Cots (1) |
Other | Towels provided, High chair |
Outdoors | BBQ |
The Isle of Wight region
The Isle of Wight is the perfect place to enjoy a relaxing break, at any time of the year. It is a stunning island boasting unspoilt scenery and a wealth of events, festivals and attractions to suit the whole family. The island is also a place of simple but rewarding pleasures: rock pooling, fishing for crabs, jumping off breakwaters and building sandcastles.
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Whatever your ideal holiday requires, the Isle of Wight has something to suit. Come & explore England's hidden gem!
St Helens, Isle of Wight
Bembridge is tucked securely into the southeast corner of the island with a lovely little harbour and the downs acting as a backdrop. The busy village centre is a delight with a deli, fishmongers andTapas bar amongst a number of eateries.
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Brandon Lyon was/is/will be bad always. Contreras may or may not be in a wheelchair, but still has a better chance than Lyon.
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