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Bayswater Station Queensway, London, Bayswater, W2 4QH
5 mins from The Umi Hotel
126 Bayswater Road, London, Bayswater, W2 4SS
7 mins from The Umi Hotel
Notting Hill Gate, London, Notting Hill, W11 3HT
7 mins from The Umi Hotel
Mainline Stations
Praed Street, London, Paddington, W2 1HQ , Underground lines: Hammersmith & City, District, Circle, Bakerloo
13 mins from The Umi Hotel
Melcombe Place, London, Marylebone, NW1 6JJ , Underground lines: Bakerloo
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Olympia Way, London, Kensington, W14 0NE
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Cool Runnings On Ice Screening #CoolRummings
Leisure | Until 28th November 2014
Queens Ice Rink And Bowl 5 minutes walk from The Umi Hotel
The Duppy Share (www.theduppyshare.com) will be getting the party started at a unique pop-up screening of "Cool Runnings" at Queensway ...More
Keith Murray + DJ 279 - Flava Of The Month
Clubbing and Nightlife | On 26th November 2014
Notting Hill Arts Club 7 minutes walk from The Umi Hotel
Close Up With King Cas
Concerts | On 26th November 2014
Notting Hill Arts Club 7 minutes walk from The Umi Hotel
Solomon and Marion
Theatre | Until 29th November 2014
The Print Room 10 minutes walk from The Umi Hotel
A powerful story about two injured souls searching for redemption in a fragile, post-apartheid South Africa. Academy Award and Olivier ...More
Women Of An Uncertain Age
Comedy | Until 30th November 2014
Canal Cafe Theatre 11 minutes walk from The Umi Hotel
Christmas Trees: Clifton Nurseries
Seasonal | Until 24th December 2014
Clifton Nurseries 13 minutes walk from The Umi Hotel
For those who like to do Christmas with a touch of class, a visit to Clifton Nurseries (or merely to ...More
Glorious Georges
Exhibitions | Until 31st December 2014
Kensington Palace State Apartments 13 minutes walk from The Umi Hotel
At Kensington Palace State Apartments a special display will take place to mark the 300th anniversary of the Georgian dynasty. ...More
Fashion Rules
Exhibitions | Until 4th July 2015
Kensington Palace State Apartments 13 minutes walk from The Umi Hotel
Take a nostalgic look back at recent decades of royal dress through the wardrobes of three members of the British ...More
The Glorious Georges At Kensington Palace
Leisure | Until 30th November 2014
Kensington Palace State Apartments 13 minutes walk from The Umi Hotel
A season of events and entertainments exploring the lives of the Hanoverian monarchs, in which the glittering court of George ...More
Zumba: Workshop
Sporting Events | Until 26th November 2014
St John's Church Notting Hill 13 minutes walk from The Umi Hotel
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By Jamie Arrowsmith Wednesday 21 November 2012 Updated: 26/11 12:56
Solihull Barons 5 Coventry NL Blaze 4
Challenge Cup
BARONS saw off the challenge of Division One outfit Coventry NL Blaze on Sunday evening in front of over 600 fans at Hobs Moat Road.
Blaze's Josh Nicklin opened the scoring on nine minutes before being pegged back by the Barons' Neil Adams who chipped a shot into the roof of the net.
Coventry regained the lead just before the end of the first period when Dale Buckland, recently released by Barons, fired a speculative shot from the blue line beyond Solihull netminder Hayden Laverick.
The second period saw goals for Neil Adams for Barons and Coventry's Josh Nicklin, while Phil Lee, a month shy of his 47th birthday, but playing his best hockey for years, brought Barons back into contention with a short handed goal.
A minute from the end of the period, Adams raced the puck up the right wing and released a crisp pass to give Dave Rogers the chance to fire home and put the hosts ahead for the first time on the night.
Blaze looked to have earned a draw when Rhys Gillat netted five minutes from the end, only for Rich Slater to fire the winner a minute later.
Speaking after the game, man of the match Adams said: "The crowd was big again and that always helps us out on the ice. Our offence did well and I think we probably have some of the strongest forward lines in the league.
"We have to look forward though. We've got some tough games over the next few weeks and will need to be on it every time if we want to stay in the running for the league."
Barons hit the road for the next two weeks with trips to Fylde and Hull. They return to Hobs Moat Road on December 9 against current league leaders Nottingham Lions.
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Atlanta, GA (Sports Network) - Behind seven strong innings from starter Wade Davis, the Kansas City Royals ended the Atlanta Braves' 10-game winning streak with a 1-0 victory at Turner Field.
Davis (2-0) scattered five hits and struck out seven to help the Royals split this two-game Interleague set.
Former Brave and Atlanta native Jeff Francoeur drove in the lone run in the fourth inning against Mike Minor (2-1). Minor allowed five hits and fanned five over six strong frames.
"You've got to be pleased with Mike's outing," said Atlanta manager Fredi Gonzalez. "We had some opportunities. Seemed like Davis just made some pitches when he had to make some pitches."
The Braves have been shut out in both of their losses this season. The Phillies blanked them, 2-0, on April 4.
Alcides Escobar snapped an 0-for-15 slide at the plate with a leadoff single in the fourth. With two outs in the inning, Lorenzo Cain reached on an infield hit and Francoeur followed with a line-drive single to left field, scoring Escobar.
Atlanta's best chance to score came in the seventh. Juan Francisco hit a two- out single and was thrown out at home trying to score on Chris Johnson's bloop double tight to the line in shallow right field.
Kansas City reliever Kelvin Herrera worked around a one-out single in the eighth after giving up three home runs in the eighth Tuesday night.
Greg Holland struck out the Braves in order in the ninth to pick up his third save of the season.
"We're not swinging the bats as great as we want right now, but, at the same time, when you got pitching like we do this year, sometimes you just need to get one run to win a game and today we were able to do that," Francoeur said.
Minor suffered his first loss since Aug. 19, 2012. He had won his previous
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Kansas City left fielder Alex Gordon went 0-for-4 to snap his hitting streak
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Portland State fired football coach Nigel Burton on Wednesday after the Vikings struggled to a 3-9 season.
Kasey Kahne will continue to drive for Hendrick Motorsports through the 2018 Sprint Cup season, signing a three-year contract extension on Thursday.
The Chicago Bears have placed guard/center Brian de la Puente on injured reserve because of an ankle injury.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have reportedly come to terms with Cuban power-hitting outfielder Yasmany Tomas on a six-year, $68.5 million contract.
San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich missed Wednesday night's game against Indiana after undergoing a minor medical procedure.
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Corridor X/I-65 Interchange in Alabama 'laying the foundation for future economic development'
Tina Grady Barbaccia | February 29, 2012
Federal Highway Administrator Victor Mendez joined state and local officials on Feb. 22 to review progress on the Appalachian Corridor X and I-65 Interchange, a project that the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) says will improve safety and mobility in rural northwest Alabama.
"President Obama's vision for creating an America Built to Last calls for real investments in our highways, rail, transit systems, and airports that improve transportation options nationwide," said U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood in a press release. "Through projects like Corridor X, we're not only creating jobs for American workers today, we're laying the foundation for future economic development throughout the region."
Administrator Mendez's visit came a week after the President's budget release, which includes $305 billion, throughout six years, to rebuild America's roads and bridges, a 34-percent increase over the previous authorization.
"The Corridor X project will link states and communities, create more business opportunities and improve travel for people throughout Alabama and the entire region," Administrator Mendez said. "It is creating jobs and strengthening our infrastructure."
This final 4.3-mile portion of Corridor X will include a four-level, 85-foot high interchange. The project is improving safety and keeping traffic flowing by adding several lanes and ramps that allow drivers to get on or off I-65 and I-22 without slowing down. The $168.6 million project relies on $134.9 million in federal funding and is expected to be completed in October 2014.
This interchange project at I-65 will complete the 96-mile Alabama portion of Corridor X, which began nearly 30 years ago. The corridor in Alabama begins at the Mississippi State line and ends at US 31 in Birmingham. It has been designated by Congress as Interstate 22.
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Originally published Sunday, March 25, 2012 at 5:27 PM
Helton homers twice, Blake once, off Cueto
As happy as Todd Helton was to see a few of his hits head out of the ballpark, he wouldn't have minded waiting a few more weeks so they would count.
The Associated Press
As happy as Todd Helton was to see a few of his hits head out of the ballpark, he wouldn't have minded waiting a few more weeks so they would count.
Colorado's all-time home run leader with 347 hit his first two homers of the spring and Casey Blake added his first for the Rockies, all off Cincinnati starter Johnny Cueto, in a 7-3 win over the Reds Sunday.
The 38-year-old Helton, who was hitting .375 with five doubles in 24 spring at-bats coming in, pulled a solo shot to right field in the second and added an opposite-field shot to left in the fourth with the bases empty.
"To take all you're working on in the cage and have it translate into success in the game, it feels good," said Helton, who has hit only 22 home runs over the last two seasons, 14 last year. "But I need to save them; they are so few and far between now."
He has been bothered by periodic back trouble.
"(Saturday) I never really got loose - it's just the way it goes," he said. "But today, the back felt good and I felt like I had a little whip in the bat.
His second homer, off a 2-0 changeup from Cueto, was especially pleasing.
Hitting with power to left field "and to be able to stay back on the ball and stay through it is a big indicator," he said.
Cueto, who had injury problems of his own this season, went six innings and allowed five runs and six hits. The home runs aside, he came away pleased.
"I was behind the count on Helton (both times), he just waited for a good pitch to hit," Cueto said. "Other than that I feel strong and healthy. I worked hard in the Dominican. I've worked hard since we started training. I'm ready to start the season."
Reds manager Dusty Baker played his starting lineup the whole way Sunday. Baker said he wanted his starters with the exception of Ryan Ludwig, who served as the designated hitter in a minor league game, to go the distance to help build their endurance.
"They will be off tomorrow and we have one more game for them to go nine," he said. "We outhit them but they outhit us out of the ballpark. Cueto looked good but he couldn't get Helton out and he left a pitch out over the plate to Blake."
Blake's two-run homer in the fifth was his first extra-base hit of the spring. Signed as a free agent in January, Blake came into the game hitting .118 (2 for 17) and missed a week with neck stiffness after undergoing surgery last September.
Brandon Roberts added a two-run double for Colorado. Starter Jhoulys Chacin allowed two runs over five innings.
Joey Votto, who had only five hits in 31 at-bats prior to Sunday, had an RBI single in the third and added a single in the fifth for the Reds. Chris Heisley had three of Cincinnati's 11 hits while Zack Cozart had two and Brandon Phillips added a double and a run-scoring walk.
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Symposium On Wealth Disparity In America
Yours truly will speak on the role of unions in decreasing inequality at this forum: November 22nd, 9:00 AM – 1:30 PM at Augustana College: If you are in the Quad Cities Saturday, join us for this event:
"Symposium on the Impact of Wealth Disparity on America." Moderated by Morning News Anchor Emily Scarlett (TV4) and featuring Pulitzer Prize winning investigative journalist David Cay Johnston, Keynote Speaker. Break-out sessions with Augustana College Dean Dr. Pareena Lawrence, Rev. Dwight Ford, Dr. Christopher Whitt, Mayor Bill Gluba, Dr. Keri Manning with other thought-leaders from the greater QCA community.
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Topics include:
– Political and Governmental Elements of Wealth Disparity: Government has long been seen as playing an integral role in alleviating poverty. Political efforts have had different effects on government over time.
– Poverty on the Community Level: What is the "big picture" in the QCA
– Poverty Issues in K – 12 Education: How do our schools deal with poverty? What are they seeing?
– Long Term Inter-Generational Poverty: What is it's grip on our society? What do we need to do to break that grip?
– The Economy: What is the impact of wealth disparity on business? On the Gross Domestic Product? On the overall direction of the economy?
– Poverty Consciousness: What is the psychology and sociology of wealth disparity? What is the relationship with the legal system?
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Who is David Cay Johnston?
He's a prolific Pulitzer Prize winning investigative journalist and author writing for Newsweek, Al Jazeera America, The Nation, Common Dreams, Democracy Now, The National Memo and several tax journals. He wrote for the New York Times for over 13 years along with the Detroit Free Press, Philadelphia Inquirer, and the LA Times. He's a regular contributor on many of MSNBC's programs. Among his books are:
– Divided: The Perils of Our Growing Inequality (2014)
– The Fine Print: How Big Companies Use "Plain English" to Rob You Blind (2012)
– Free Lunch: How the Wealthiest Americans Enrich Themselves at Government Expense and Stick You With The Bill (2007)
– Perfectly Legal: The Covert Campaign to Rig Our Tax System to Benefit the Super-Rich–and Cheat Everybody Else (2003)
– Temples of Chance: How America Inc. Bought Out Murder Inc. to Win Control of the Casino Business (1992)
Don't Be Fooled By Joni Ernst
To watch the onslaught of television advertising for Iowa Senate candidate Joni Ernst is to be taken for an idiot.
Her handlers have packaged her simultaneously as the conservative mom next door, or as the courageous veteran, or as the flannel wearing farmer who doesn't reel at the smell of pig shit, depending on which thirty-second commercial you get treated to as you watch your TV shows. The artifice is so superficially applied that, as one union voter expressed, "I'm tired of Joni Ernst's Hallmark card moments."
Unfortunately, the general public does not get the kind of political education the average union member gets which helps union members navigate through the constant stream of televised propaganda. According to a Rasmussen poll in September, "Over one-third of likely U.S. voters remain unaware which political party controls the House of Representatives and which has a majority in the Senate."
If one-third of likely voters do not know enough about politics to understand the balance of power, what of the 58% of registered voters who are unlikely to vote in the midterm election next week? I'm speaking of the millions of US citizens who will wake up next Tuesday, go to work, or school, or remain unemployed, or serve in the military, or do whatever people do as they fail to engage in the political process that they, in other contexts, laud over and beat their chests to defend ("USA! USA! …blah blah blah…).
The mainstream television media is only incrementally better than the thirty second ad in helping the public understand the issues so they can become actual practitioners of Democracy. What CBS, NBC, ABC, MSNBC, Fox, et all should be doing with their hour long programs is delving into the issues with the point of creating a deeper analysis of how the candidate's policies affect your life. Instead they are vehicles for careerist "journalists" to drive up ratings and the value of their own contracts with the networks. They treat the election as simply a high-stakes competition, a surrogate to Monday Night Football (Tuesday Night Vote Olympics!). It's all about being a winner! The concern is macho on a macro level.
The talk show hosts and their guests cite polls, they use the word "policy" without actually discussing the policy. They talk about change, status quo, and the play-by-play completion for control. It's all dehumanized analytics.
The Ernst campaign is carefully maintaining control to not let the thin veneer crack over this perception of Joni as the Iowa Everywoman. Her debate performances have proven her as someone who sticks tight to her talking points. Ernst answered substantive questions with repeated incantations of generic platitudes: "Let's make life better for hardworking Americans!"
Last week Joni Ernst surprised no one when she declined interviews with The Des Moines Register, The Cedar Rapids Gazette, The Dubuque Telegraph Herald, and other newspapers around the state. Why on earth would she expose herself to the last vestige of professional journalists who still exist at local newspapers (compared to those who smile with dead eyes reading a teleprompter to a camera)?
However, there is an agenda, and one even more conservative than Iowa's senior Republican U.S. Senator, Chuck Grassley's. Though Grassley supports the other ridiculous presumption that corporations are people, he has never proposed something akin to Joni's personhood amendment. The personhood amendment may sound innocuous (Joni plays it down by saying it's simply an affirmation of life, "I'm always going to promote life – except, of course, when she is soldiering ). But the personhood amendment is a Taliban-esque concept. One that would reduce women to nothing more than child-bearers. For anyone who has read Margaret Atwood's Handmaid's Tale, you understand the slippery slope such an Amendment would unleash on women's rights.
Ernst has also proposed the nonsensical concept that states need not recognize federal laws. In Joni-land, Iowa might as well be Somalia, not having to answer to any outside entity.
Ernst's proposals to privatize Social Security is another classic example of playing a shell game with voters. She claims she won't privatize or raise the retirement age for current seniors (read "likely voters"), only for those future seniors, those young people out there who are currently facing unemployment, underemployment and reduction in opportunities not seen since the parents of this current generation of seniors. [You can read the text of her statement made in the Republican primary debate at Politifact or see for yourself in the debate video aired by KCCI].
Oh, it's clever, all right. Worth every dime the Koch brothers have invested in it. But for Iowa voters, it is indeed one of the biggest heists the state has ever seen.
Tracy Leone
Iowa Federation of Labor
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What Did You Learn At Work Today?
What did you learn at work today?
By Helena Worthen
Reviewed by Mike Matejka
Grand Prairie Union News
We all learn something new. We learn from school, family and friends, and much of what we learn is on the job. That can not only mean job skills, but also learning human personalities, workplace issues and basic job justice.
Though few in number, some universities, like the University of Illinois, have labor education programs. The professors and scholars there work for and with workers, sometimes on direct job issues, sometimes on union training.
Helena Worthen, in What did you learn at work today?" takes her years of labor education and slimmed them down, seeking to understand how we learn on the job and in the union hall.
Unless you are a teacher, most Americans don't think about learning styles or philosophies. Worthen covers four different analyses of how we learn and applies them to everyday situations.
She then does case studies of workers she's been involved with: striking AFSCME care workers in Effingham, Illinois, inner-city pre-apprenticeship trainees, garment workers, trade apprentices, power plant technicians and teachers. Through each case, she documents on how workers' empowerment and involvement changed not only their work lives, but them personally.
Perhaps the most fascinating chapter is how children view their working parents. Worthen served as a scholarship judge for AFSCME and read hundreds of essays on "What does AFSCME do for my family?" We often forget how observant children are of family dynamics, how job security or insecurity impacts the family and how much pride they take in their parents and their work. The Labor Movement is missing a great opportunity by not including union families and their children in activities, as these essay writers are often very insightful on how the union maintains their family unit.
Ultimately, a union is about workers developing power to better their conditions. Knowledge is power. How we gain and maintain worker knowledge is the great lesson of this book.
'Sixteen Tons' Captures Coal Field Life
Sixteen Tons
by Kevin Corley
Hardball Press
Reviewed by Mike Matejka
Grand Prairie Union News, Bloomington, Illinois
Posted with permission
Coal miners were once referred to as the "shock troops of labor," hardened union members who were often shot at and not afraid to shoot back.
Coal was the fuel of 19th and early 20th century economic expansion. The work was dangerous and poorly paid. Coal miners, often in isolated rural communities, fought hard to build a strong union. There are battle grounds and disasters that still echo today– Virden, Cherry, Ludlow, Matewan, Herrin and numerous others.
Central and southern Illinois was a critical building block to the United Mine Workers' success. Drawing all these stories together yet still making them vivid and real is a challenge for any writers. Retired Christian County high school teacher Kevin Corley has successfully done that in his new novel, Sixteen Tons.
Historical figures like Mother Jones and Matewan's Sheriff Sid Hatfield appear, but Corley has woven together a diverse cast of characters– Italian immigrants, West Virginia miners, African-Americans and native born.
Together they do what families do– mature, get married and raise families.
Coal field hard realities continually interrupt their lives. There are mine disasters and grieving widows. There is World War I and the mass flu epidemic that followed. There are miners from central Illinois volunteering to help other miners, bringing them to Colorado, Kentucky and West Virginia to aid strikers.
Finally, the Illinois coal fields erupts in a war– not between the miners and the coal companies, but miner against miner, as union members dissatisfied with their national organization start their own union.
High stakes battles could easily overshadow character in a novel this far-ranging. Corley effectively creates individuals who are not cardboard cut-outs, but real workers with varied viewpoints. The women are just as vivid, showing families debating their risks and next move.
As a teacher, Corley soaked up stories of the Illinois coal fields, translating them into a readable novel of a recent past that should not be forgotten.
The Impact Of Money On Democracy: Panel Discussion
The Impact of Money on Democracy
A Panel Discussion on McCutcheon and Citizens United Supreme Court Decisions
Rogalski Center, St. Ambrose University
518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA
Thursday, MAY 29th:
Moderated by Jim Mertens, WQAD
Davenport, Iowa, May 16, 2014 – Quad City Coalition for Democracy announces it will host a forum to discuss how recent Supreme Court decisions on campaign finance are affecting politics in America.
Sixteen states, including Illinois, have formally demanded that Congress take action to amend the US Constitution to undo the US Supreme Court's decisions in McCutcheon and Citizens United. Close to 600 towns, villages, cities and counties have also made the ask. During the first weeks of March in New Hampshire, forty-seven town meetings called for a constitutional amendment.
In early April, thirteen Wisconsin communities voted overwhelmingly to call on their elected representatives to begin the amendment process. The US Senate will vote this year on a proposed constitutional amendment.
Is money the equivalent to free speech? Do corporations and unions have same rights as natural born citizens? How have these decisions affected politics in our community, especially in places like Coralville where an uninvited outside group spend thousands to affect the outcome of its 2013 City Council Election?
These and other questions will be addressed by our panel of speakers. We hope you will join us for what's sure to be an engaging discussion on the hottest topic of our time: money in politics.
Ed Broders, President, Iowa ACLU
Christopher Whitt, Political Science, Dept., Augustana College
Maggie Tinsman, Policy Analyst, 18 year member Iowa Senate
Ken Sagar, President, Iowa Federation of Labor, AFLCIO
Ian Russell, Partner, Lane & Waterman LLP
Labor Images From World War II Alive In Railroaders
Railroaders: Jack Delano's Homefront Photography, edited by John Gruber
Center for Railroad Art & Photography
Railroaders exhibit, Chicago History Museum, through August 2015
By Mike Matejka, Grand Prairie Union News
High quality art and photography books abound – but when was the last time you saw one featuring workers?
World War II railroad workers are the focus in Railroaders, produced by the Center for Railroad Photography & Art. An accompanying exhibit is on display at the Chicago History Museum through August 2015. More exhibit details are at http://chicagohistory.org/planavisit/exhibitions/railroaders
During the grim, early days of World War II, photographers were sent out to portray a determined nation, supporting its soldiers overseas. Incredibly vital were the nation's railroads – before Interstate highways and with gas and rubber rationing, almost everything and everyone moved on steel rails. The railroads were in constant motion and facilities, workers and equipment strained for the war effort.
The Office of War Information dispatched photographer Jack Delano, who previously had photographed migrant farm workers in North Carolina, to portray the railroads. In 1942-43, Delano shot over 2,500 black and white negatives and 250 color transparencies. There were some pictures of locomotives and stations, but most featured every day workers.
The photographic portraits here are an incredible testament to hard work. In switch yards, locomotive cabs, roundhouses and cabooses, Delano found his workers, covered in soot and grime, their faces lined from years of outdoor labor. There is dignity in every photograph and together these images are an American patchwork quilt – immigrants and native born, male and female, multi-racial.
For five years the Center searched for descendants of the photographed workers. Through families, this book has recreated a life story: where these workers were born, what railroad they worked for, their union affiliation, their children and their homes. Many 1940s photographs are matched with a contemporary family photo by Delano's son Pablo.
The exhibit is worth a trip to the Chicago History Museum. The book, with its stunning photographs and worker stories, can be read and re-read again. The book is beautifully crafted and extremely high quality. Most rare in this day and age, the book is printed in the U.S.A. in a union shop.
Average working people go to work daily and their labor creates and sustains our world. One's job is not one's life, but work helps define us. This book beautifully captures hard-working 1940s Americans and then constructs their story. Working people reading this will find themselves and their families, no matter their trade or occupation, reflected in this outstanding photographic voyage.
The photos in the book are public domain, having been taken under US Government auspices during World War II. To find a photo from this series, go to the Library of Congress website under Jack Delano and you'll find many at http://www.loc.gov/pictures/search/?q=delano%20railroad%20e
Labor Update: South Slope Lack Of Transparency A Growing Concern
The transparency of the South Slope Cooperative Board of Directors has become a growing concern.
South Slope's current CEO and Board of Directors have refused to respond to member (that means customers!) requests for basic information about 2014 Board nomination and election processes, annual meeting dates, and financial reports. Not only is this against the cooperative's by-laws, it also limits customers' ability to advocate for the services they deserve.
South Slope Cooperative by-laws require the Board to schedule an annual meeting of members for the purpose of electing Directors, passing on reports for the previous fiscal year and membership vote on other business of the cooperative. None of these requirements are being met.
The Cooperative's Board of Directors is increasingly operating in the shadows. Why does this matter? When decisions are made behind closed doors, it's bad for customers, bad for workers, and bad for competition in southeast Iowa.
Please sign the petition and add your name to the growing list of supporters for a transparent Board of Directors.
Labor Update: The Looting Of Art And Pensions
When Detroit became the largest U.S. city to declare bankruptcy last year, it triggered a process by which all the city's assets would be thrown out on the lawn like a foreclosed home whose contents would be pilfered through by neighbors and strangers alike for their potential value.
And as the objects that made the house a home are reassessed in this new shameful context, what was once considered essential – priceless, in fact – is now valued at pennies on the dollar to expedite the financial settlement so everyone can quickly move on.
Such is the context for the extraordinarily painful negotiations taking place in Detroit right now as the Detroit Institute of Art's collection has become the city's main bargaining chip for the billions of dollars in unfunded debt on pension and health benefits owed to current and future retirees. The publicly-owned collection includes Bruegel's "The Wedding Dance," Rodin's "The Thinker," a self-portrait by Van Gogh, and Diego Rivera's masterpiece mural depicting Detroit's since-collapsed auto industry – more than 66,000 pieces altogether.
If accomplished, this will be the largest liquidation of public art in US history, and the most recent looting of art since Iraq's Museum was vanquished in 2003.
Stealing art during moments of crisis is nothing new. In fact it's the norm. This was sentimentally portrayed recently in George Clooney's film, Monuments Men, in which a troop of loveable art historians are commissioned to protect and recover stolen art from the Nazis in the waning months of WWII.
But like any good art depicting a historic event, Monuments Men should have been a commentary on the present – a kind of plea to human conscience the way Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" was during the McCarthy Era. But it wasn't.
Instead, Monuments Men was a pat on the back to the Good Americans for beating the Bad Nazis and Bad Russians. There was no subtext to help us understand the looting of both the public worker's pensions and the Detroit Institute of Art's collection taking place today by bankruptcy judges, lawyers, hedge fund managers, investment bankers.
It contained no metaphor for Kevyn Orr, Detroit's unelected City Manager who was appointed by Michigan's Republican Governor Rick Snyder under the state's controversial Emergency Manager law. "Everything is on the table," Orr has repeatedly said regarding the negotiations.
To his credit, Governor Snyder has proposed a "Grand Bargain" that would maintain the art in the museum under the management of a private foundation and prevent its liquidation. However, creditors have accused Christies Auction House of low-balling the value of the art in the $816 settlement that would monumentally underfund the pension obligations.
And the discussion of salvaging the art at the expense of workers' pensions has caught the ire of union leaders fighting to protect workers' pensions. "The elevation of the city's art above our hard-earned pensions and health care is unfair, offensive and elitist," said Jeff Pegg, president of the Detroit Firefighters Association, reading from a statement signed by four labor leaders representing the public sector workers. "We appreciate the city's art collection. But, stated bluntly: Art is a luxury. It's not essential, like food and health care."
So, in steps Financial Guaranty Insurance Company last Wednesday, which has asked the bankruptcy judge to force the city to instead sell all the Detroit Institute of Arts' property (building included) to corporate buyout firms including Catalyst Acquisitions and Bell Capital Partners.
These negotiations are completely unprecedented, so it's easy to forget that the monetization and liquidation of public art to ensure pensioners a dignified retirement is a most sublime corruption. We are expected to believe that the only option is to sell this art to fund constitutionally protected retirements.
Perhaps the acrimony caused by these insane negotiations will bog it down in so much red tape that people come to their senses and realize this entire bankruptcy is illegal, immoral, that the sale of the art that belongs to the people of Detroit is blocked?
Perhaps Congress will propose a federal bailout for the workers' pensions, similar to the one they passed in 2008 to bail out the very banks who are now clamoring to get their hands on their very own Van Gogh?
Or perhaps Clooney will make another movie before he heads back to Darfur that more artfully depicts a public and cultural crisis of catastrophic dimensions?
South Slope And Union Reach Contract Agreement
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South Slope Cooperative Communications and Communications Workers of America (CWA) Ratified a New Contract
We are pleased to announce that South Slope Cooperative Communications and the Communications Workers of America (CWA) have reached a collective bargaining agreement, effective through September of 2015. Members of the Union voted on Saturday, March 15, to approve a contract that includes wage increases, added flexibility, increased job security, improved vacation time, and a fully funded pension.
We believe the contract contains concessions on behalf of both parties and shows our combined commitment to excellent customer service in a highly competitive telecommunications environment. Our mutual goal is to ensure South Slope's financial stability while continuing to offer quality jobs in our community. We remain focused on providing cutting edge telecommunications delivered with superior service to the Cooperative members.
South Slope Cooperative Communications
Meredith King, Marketing Director
Communications Workers of America (CWA)
Kay Pence, CWA Staff Representative


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Deadline reports that TV Land has given the greenlight for a 12-episode fourth season order of its mulit-camera comedy THE SOUL MAN. Starring Cedric The Entertainer and Niecy Nash, the series will return to the Primetime line-up in 2015.
"The Soul Man" follows R&B superstar-turned-minister Reverend Boyce "The Voice" Ballentine (Cedric) after he relocated from Las Vegas to St. Louis with his wife Lolli (Nash). While learning to adjust to their new humble life, they have plenty of obstacles in their way. One of these is Boyce's brother Stamps (Jonathan), who seems to have taken up permanent residence in their house - and that's only made worse when Stamps sparks a new relationship with Lolli's sister (Kellee Stewart).
The show saw great guest stars last season, including Anthony Anderson ("Guys With Kids"), Jamie Kennedy ("Malibu's Most Wanted"), Yvette Nicole Brown ("Community"), Cedric Yarbrough ("Reno 911!"), Kim Wayans ("In Living Color"), Elise Neal ("The Hughleys"), Darius McCrary ("Anger Management") and more.
Over the last two seasons, "The Soul Man" averaged an impressive 3.7 rating among African-American Women 25-54 and a 3.0 rating with African-American Adults 25-54, according to Nielsen. Season 2 of the series posted gains of +103% among A25-54 and +111% among W25-54 (L+7) versus channel prime average. "The Soul Man" will return with eight episodes.
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Traditional Literature
Familiarize your class with folktales and hit Common Core standards along the way. Before reading the provided short story, readers practice drawing and supporting inferences and analyzing the point of view in two short exercises. They then read the story several times, focusing on different aspects of the text each time.
6th - 8th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
Ethos, Logos, & Pathos in Civil Rights Movement Speeches
Examine three speeches while teaching Aristotle's appeals. Over the course of three days, class members will fill out a graphic organizer about ethos, pathos, and logos, complete an anticipatory guide, read speeches by Martin Luther King Jr.
7th - 9th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
From Light to Dark and Back
Experiment with light and dark in a series of interactive activities that lead up to reading and writing poetry. Class members have the opportunity to observe their feelings while sitting in the light and dark and to play with shadow before reading a series of poems that relate to lightness and darkness.
9th - 12th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
New Review Exploring Thematic Motifs in The House on Mango Street
Explore identity and community through an expository essay based on The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros. This two-week unit on writing an essay provides a brief description of each day and all of the worksheets and materials you need to support learners and they move step-by-step through the writing process.
8th - 10th English Language Arts CCSS: Adaptable
Charles Darwin Meets John Paul II
If you teach AP English language and composition and are looking for a way to address the differences between written and spoken arguments, consider this lesson. Over the course of three days, class members research Charles Darwin or John Paul II, write a speech in the voice of their subject, determine the two best writing samples through consensus, and analyze these for diction, syntax, bias, and figurative language.
11th - 12th English Language Arts CCSS: Adaptable
1984 by George Orwell
Readers of Nineteen Eighty-Four engage in a close reading exercise that directs their focus to the key details Orwell provides in the opening paragraphs to introduce his dystopian society. The included worksheeet is divided into three columns.
8th - 12th English Language Arts CCSS: Adaptable
New Review Constructing Narrative from the Migrant Experience in Literature
Excerpts from John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath and from John Fante's Ask the Dust, as well as a variety of primary source documents provide the background for an examination of the migrant experience from 1920-1945.
9th - 12th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
Shades of Meaning
Examine and distinguish between words that have similar definitions but different connotations. Middle schoolers define connotation and denotation and participate in a "shades of meaning" contest in small groups. Groups use the Visual Thesaurus to match words that have similar definitions but different connotations.
4th - 12th English Language Arts CCSS: Adaptable
Exploring the Power of Puns
Read and analyze a variety of Shakespearean and contemporary puns using Visual Thesaurus computer software. Middle and high schoolers analyze a pun as a class; in small groups they analyze a Shakespearean pun using contextual clues and the Visual Thesaurus.
6th - 12th English Language Arts CCSS: Adaptable
The Final Word
Although this instructional activity is based on "Final Word," Craig Wilson's USA Today column, the strategies could be adapted to any local columnist. After reading three articles independently, groups share observations about content and style used by the author and then each member crafts an article in the author's style.
9th - 12th English Language Arts CCSS: Adaptable
Narrative Writing: Using Exact Words
Review the narrative writing process with your emerging story writers. They read a sample narrative and identify five vague verbs that could be replaced with a more exact, exciting verb. Then they write a personal narrative making sure to use exact verbs in their story.
3rd - 6th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
Figurative Language
Do your learners need to practice identifying figurative language? This lesson outlines a method for working on that tricky skill. After teacher modeling and think-aloud, fourth and fifth graders identify examples of figurative language in several listed poems and fill in a chart with the examples.
4th - 5th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
New Review Vocabulary Strategies for the Analysis of Word Parts in Mathematics
Pair this resource with a reading of any math textbook, article, or book. Learners take note of unknown words and use the provided graphic organizer in order to use word roots, prefixes, and suffixes to help them determine the meaning of these words.
3rd - 8th Math CCSS: Adaptable
Can the World be a Fair and Just Place: Day 1 Task 1
Sixth graders consider the fairness and justness in the world as they compare and contrast informational and visual texts. They read, research, and view images from the Greensboro Sit-in using a graphic organizer and small group discussion.
6th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
Can the world be a fair and just place: Task 1 Day 5-6
Projects like this are interesting for kids and engage active learning. Sixth graders research and compose a 2-3 minute oral presentation, PowerPoint, or diorama that expresses the first person historical perspective of an individual from the Civil Rights era.
6th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
Kill two birds with one stone with a fun language arts lesson on idioms. Not only will students learn about this interesting form of figurative language by listening to a Walking Classroom podcast, they will also get some exercise by actually going for a class walk.
4th - 6th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
Riddles from The Hobbit
"Riddle me this!" What do J.R.R. Tolkien and Bill Finger have in common? Why, they're both riddlers, of course. The riddles found in The Hobbit are the focus a series of activities that direct learners' attention to word relationships and word meanings.
5th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
Persuasion in Historical Context: The Gettysburg Address
The Gettysburg Address is a powerful text. Use it to teach persuasion and the importance of word choice. The lesson detailed here includes a scaffolded background knowledge activity that includes image analysis of photos from the Civil War era.
7th - 9th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
Building Background Knowledge: Learning About the Historical and Geographical Setting of Esperanza Rising (Chapter 1: "Aguascalientes, Mexico, 1924")
Set up your class to read Esperanza Rising, by Pam Muñoz Ryan, through a class read-aloud and exploration of the setting. The detailed lesson outlines each step. First, class members read over the first few pages and focus on the setting, brainstorming ideas and talking with classmates to visualize the scene.
5th English Language Arts CCSS: Designed
Getting to Know Esperanza (Chapter 2: "Las Uvas/Grapes")
Delve into Esperanza Rising by Pam Muñoz Ryan with close reading and evidence-based, text-dependent questions. Part of a unit series, this well-sequenced, Common Core designed lesson draws on material from the previous day and from homework so that pupils begin the day with prior knowledge, and then move into more complex response work.
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East playoff update: Canes beat Red Wings, Capitals and Bruins also win
Apr 6, 2011, 10:26 PM ESTComments Off
The Hurricanes won against the Red Wings, while the Capitals increased their first place lead and the Bruins crept to within two points of the second place Flyers. Click "Read More" for the details.
Carolina takes care of business, Henrik Zetterberg leaves with lower body injury
Apr 6, 2011, 9:47 PM EST
This game meant more to the Hurricanes than the Red Wings, so the shut out doesn't hurt Detroit that badly. Losing Henrik Zetterberg – who was knocked out of the game – would be a huge blow, though.
Tonight in the West: Sharks dismantle Kings to clinch Pacific crown
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The Sharks clobbered the Kings 6-1 tonight, clinching their fourth consecutive Pacific Division title. Learn how this contest changes up the Western Conference playoff picture in this post.
East update: Rangers storm back from 3-0 deficit for shocking win against Bruins
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Game of the Week: This time around, Rangers win shootout against Flyers
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West playoff rundown: Red Wings clinch berth, Sharks bite Ducks and more
Apr 3, 2011, 1:34 AM EST
The Red Wings clinched a playoff spot thanks to an OT comeback with against the Predators, the Sharks beat the Ducks, the Kings defeated the Stars and the Wild were officially eliminated from the playoffs tonight. Read the recaps in this post.
Eastern Conference update: Capitals take No.1, plot thickens for bubble teams
Apr 2, 2011, 10:48 PM ESTComments Off
It was a big day in the East, with Washington's rise to the top spot being the cherry on top. Boston clinched the Northeast Division, Buffalo eked out a point, some bubble teams stayed alive while others saw their dreams die and more. Read all about it in this post.
Capitals beat Sabres in OT to claim a small lead atop the Eastern Conference
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Washington took a one-point lead for the top spot in the East thanks to Alex Ovechkin's overtime game-winner against Carolina.
Kings hand Stars crushing 3-1 loss, narrow in on playoff spot
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The Kings are close to clinching a playoff spot while the Stars are on their last legs after Los Angeles beat Dallas 3-1.
West playoff picture: Canucks make it official, Predators win and Sharks crush Stars
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The rich got richer in the West, as the Canucks, Sharks and Predators succeeding in knocking down the Kings, Stars and Avalanche tonight. Read this post for recaps and an updated look on the West playoff picture.
Eastern Conference playoff update: Lightning clinch a spot, Leafs keep dreaming
Mar 31, 2011, 11:08 PM EST
There was plenty of interesting activity in the East tonight. The Capitals moved within one point of the Flyers for the top seed, the Lightning clinched a playoff spot, the Islanders hurt the Rangers' postseason chances and the Leafs kept their dreams alive.
Back to 7th place in a Finnish Flash: Teemu Selanne scores 5 points in Ducks win
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Teemu Selanne scored a hat trick and two assists, factoring into all five of the Ducks' goals as Anaheim jumped back into seventh place with a 5-4 win against the Avalanche.
Marian Hossa scores OT winner as Blackhawks earn big win against Red Wings
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Marian Hossa's overtime power play game-winner earned the Blackhawks a crucial win against the Red Wings. Read this post for a recap of the game, along with an updated look at the race for the West's final playoff spots.
Riding the Zamboni – March 27; Canucks hit 50 wins, Bruins clinch,
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Riding the Zamboni – March 26; Predators, Sharks, and Flames keep winning
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Riding the Zamboni – March 25; Devils done for good? Sabres and Canes get big wins
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Riding the Zamboni – Wednesday, March 23rd
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Great night for the Ducks: Anaheim shocks Dallas in OT, Jonas Hiller's off the IR
Mar 23, 2011, 11:58 PM ESTComments Off
Teemu Selanne's game-tying goal shocked the Stars, helping the Ducks beat Dallas in overtime. It wasn't the only good news for Anaheim, either, as top goalie Jonas Hiller was reactivated from the injured reserve.
Strong play by Daniel Sedin, Roberto Luongo powers Vancouver's 2-1 win against Detroit
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The Canucks rode great performances from Daniel Sedin (two goals) and Roberto Luongo (39 saves) to increase their lead over the West's second-ranked Red Wings.
Kings grind out 2-1 shootout win against Flames, leaving Calgary's playoff hopes in trouble
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Penguins squander four-goal lead, manage to beat Red Wings in shootout
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Among the premiums newly approved by Oregon insurance regulators, one stands out for how much lower it is than the others.
Portland-based Moda Health Plan, Inc. undercut the dozen other carriers who proposed rates for the individual market. Moda plans to charge $166 a month for a standard "bronze" level plan (the amount would be for someone in the Portland metro area who is 40 years old, single and a nonsmoker).
The next highest premium approved for that same, standard plan was $191 from PacificSource Health Plans. The highest was $271 a month from Trillium Community Health Plan, Inc., a coordinated care organization in Lane County that is new to the commercial market.
Moda never set out to beat the competition.
"Our objective was not to be at the bottom but to be as fair as possible in setting rates," said Kraig Anderson, senior vice president and chief actuary at Moda.
Said Moda President Dr. William Johnson, "when the data were revealed, we were as surprised as everyone else."
Anderson noted that the company currently has 30,000 individual members in Oregon, second only to Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Oregon.
"What that means from the rating point of view is that we're credible," Anderson said.
Johnson said he anticipates growth in membership of at least 50 percent, or possibly even as much as twice what it is today. Two major factors went into the rate calculations -- projected growth in claims and administrative costs. Anderson said Moda projected a 5.4 percent escalation in claims costs from 2012 to 2014, which was on the "low side" compared to other carriers. The highest was 8.5 percent.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Johnthan Banks talks about the toll losing can have on a player and why he's so sick of self-inflicted wounds in winnable games
Video: Players React to Bucs' 27-17 Loss to the Falcons
Sports Talk Florida Insider Jenna Laine talks to several Tampa Bay Buccaneers players about the 27-17 loss to Atlanta and why the Bucs continue to struggle