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Series: Responding to "Laudato Si'" by Pope Francis (4 entries)
Pope Francis's June 2015 encyclical has stirred international conversation on how science and faith come together on the question of ecology and climate change. This short series features several responses from friends of BioLogos, including world-renowned Christian climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe. The series concludes with closing thoughts by BioLogos content manager Jim Stump.
Hominin Evolutionary Patterns in the Early to Middle Pliocene: How Many Forms Are There?
These finds open up a new horizon of research into the earliest hominins and how they lived. They also provide us with even more clues in our ongoing search for the last common ancestor.
What does the fossil record show?
Though the fossil record does not include every plant and animal that ever lived, it provides substantial evidence for the common descent of life via evolution. The fossil record is a remarkable gift for the study of nature.
Series: Saturday Science Links (25 entries)
The biggest science stories of the week are reviewed.
The Dawn of Our Own Genus: The Rise of Early Homo
James Kidder explains how a stunning fossil discovery affects our understanding of human evolution.
Paleogenomics: A new generation of fossil hunters dig up God's story of creation
Researchers in the emerging field of Paleogenomics are investigating the past using genetic research.
Series: Reviewing "Darwin's Doubt" (11 entries)
Origins News Roundup for September 17, 2014
Read about the death of Wolfhart Pannenberg, still debating creation and evolution, and a really big dinosaur discovery.
Origins News Roundup for September 3, 2014
This week's news features volcanoes, skeletons, and stars, as well as a thought-provoking new book from InterVarsity press.
The Fossil Record of the Cambrian "Explosion": Resolving the Tree of Life
Geologist Keith Miller examines the "Cambrian Explosion", a period of rapid evolutionary diversification approximately 575 million years ago, and whether it poses a challenge to evolutionary theory. From the June 2014 issue of Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith from the American Scientific Affiliation.
Where are the Transitional Fossils?
A common argument leveled against the theory of evolution is that scientists have not been able to produce transitional fossils that show the change of one species into another. In this podcast, we address a common misconception about what transitional fossils actually are.
Series: The Human Fossil Record (20 entries)
In this series, James Kidder provides an intriguing study on transitional fossils and the evolutionary history of modern humans. He begins by discussing the fossil record, explaining how new forms are classified. He then explains the physically distinguishing trait of humankind—bipedalism. From the discovery of Ardipithecus, the earliest known hominin, to the australopithecines, the most prolific hominin, Kidder focuses on the discovery, the anatomy, and the interpretation of these ancestral remains.
Series: Science and the Bible (22 entries)
This ongoing series written by historian Ted Davis begins with a brief synopsis of his personal background, and then goes on to reveal his passion for debunking "the now-common view that the history of science and Christianity is one of ongoing, inevitable conflict."
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In this three-part series, Cal DeWitt offers insights and examples of why science and ethics must work together to help us make informed, practical decisions within our society. DeWitt's science-ethics-praxis model provides a framework by which we can live more effectively as God's stewards.
Series: To Serve and Preserve—Genesis 2 and the Human Calling (4 entries)
In this series, David Buller pays careful attention to the original language and cultural context of Genesis 2, revealing that our responsibility to care for creation is a sacred task given to us by God, not merely a modern secular activity. By taking Scripture seriously, we learn that we have a God-given mandate to be diligent stewards of His creation.
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In this five-part series, David Williams responds to the book The Magician's Twin: C.S. Lewis on Science, Scientism, and Society by John West and the Discovery Institute, showing that C.S. Lewis was a very complicated thinker whose views are hard to line up exactly with any camp in the current debates over the compatibility of Christian faith and evolutionary science.
Surveying George Murphy's Theology of the Cross
If God himself is willing to die, particularly in such a gruesome way, then perhaps we should at least consider the possibility of God allowing the death of other creatures, too. But would this really be compatible with what we know of God through Scripture?
Series: Behe, Lenski and the "Edge" of Evolution (5 entries)
In this series, we reexamine the claim made by Intelligent Design proponent Michael Behe to have found a limit to "Darwinian" evolution in light of recent results from the laboratory of Richard Lenski.
Katharine Hayhoe: Evangelical Christian, Climate Scientist
As an Evangelical and a scientist, Katharine Hayhoe is already a member of a rare breed. As a climate change researcher who is also married to an evangelical Christian pastor, she is nearly one of a kind.


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Chicken Pepper Pot
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|Vegetable cooking spray
|Skinned boned chicken breast halves
|16 Ounce, cut into 1 inch pieces (4 Pieces, 4 Ounce)
|Finely chopped purple onion
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Finely chopped green pepper
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Serrano pepper
|1 , seeded and finely chopped
|Canned low sodium chicken broth
|2 Cup (32 tbs), undiluted
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Dry sherry
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Lemon juice
|1 Tablespoon
|Sliced carrots
|1 1⁄4 Cup (20 tbs)
|Peeled cubed potato
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Peeled cubed turnip
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Chicken flavored bouillon granules
|1 Teaspoon
|Dried whole thyme
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Dried whole oregano
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Ground red pepper
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
Coat a large Dutch oven with cooking spray; place over medium-high heat until hot.
Add chicken pieces, and saute until lightly browned.
Remove chicken pieces from pan; drain and pat dry with paper towels.
Wipe drippings from pan with a paper towel.
Coat pan with vegetable cooking spray; place over medium-high heat until hot.
Add purple onion, chopped green pepper, and chopped serrano pepper; saute until tender.
Add chicken, chicken broth, water, sherry, and lemon juice to purple onion mixture, stirring well to combine.
Stir in carrot and remaining ingredients.
Bring chicken mixture to a boil; cover, reduce heat, and simmer 1 hour or until vegetables are tender.
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Leslie Sansone: Walk Diet contains two different workouts by the exercise guru. The first is a basic one-mile walk designed to help those with a low level of physical fitness. The two-mile workout requires a higher level of fitness, but can easily be completed after a period of time performing the one-mile workout. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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From Teamsters To Transvestites
That's how an acquaintance once described the constituency of the Democrats. In other words, it is really a collection of diverse special interest groups vs. a homogeneous political group of any sort. And keeping that collection of special interests in line is almost impossible as health care insurance reform debate has proven. The Democrats in both the House and Senate are their own worst enemy. While the Republicans form a fairly solid base of opposition it is a minority base – Republicans can't defeat a thing in either house of Congress. Yet health care insurance reform legislation is in real trouble, not because of the minority party, but because of the majority party's internal dissension.
On the one side are progressives (formerly known as liberals until liberal became a pejorative term). On the other are the much more conservative Blue Dogs. The fight is in the middle and over the public option. The reality is the Blue Dogs are Democrats that come from very conservative districts which voted for both Bush and McCain. Political reality says that voting for a bill with the public option may be hazardous to their political health – i.e. they may have to find a new job after the 2010 midterms. Progressives have staked out a position saying they'll not vote for any bill without a public option. Republicans will be happy to add their "no" votes to whichever Democratic caucus ends up not getting their way.
Que the 300 pound tub o' lard that thinks he's an 800 pound gorilla – Michael Moore:
"To the Democrats in Congress who don't quite get it: I want to offer a personal pledge. I – and a lot of other people – have every intention of removing you from Congress in the next election if you stand in the way of health care legislation that the people want," Moore told supporters of women's groups and unions gathered at the headquarters of the government watchdog group Public Citizen. "That is not a hollow or idle threat. We will come to your district and we will work against you, first in the primary and, if we have to, in the general election."
One has to ask, what if it is the progressive caucus that kills the bill, Michael? For whatever reason, I don't think that's who he's talking about here. I think he's making the assumption that it will be the Blue Dogs he and the rest of the "mob" will be going after (just using a little Democratic lingo here – don't get excited).
And you'll love this:
"You think that we're just going to go along with you because you're Democrats? You should think again," he told the Tuesday crowd in a speech that was carried to members of the media dialed into a conference call. "Because we'll find Republicans who are smart enough to realize that the majority of Americans want universal healthcare. That's right. That's absolutely right. Don't take this for granted."
So the gauntlet is thrown and Moore is sure the hills are teeming with Republicans "smart enough" to vote in government run universal health care. In Blue Dog territory? Where that's most likely enough to get a Democrat voted out of office?
Moore may have a talent for making fiction appear as reality, but I think his grasp of how the politics thing works might be slightly wanting. My guess is Republicans would welcome Moore as a comrade in arms in the races he and his "brownshirts" (more Dem lingo – it's ok, they approve) choose to enter to unseat the incumbent Democrat. If health care insurance reform really stalls out and he takes this "un-American" action to defeat Democrats it will also have the side benefit of making Rham Emanuel apoplectic – and who wouldn't enjoy that?
Yup – from teamsters to transvestites – a collection of special interests in which common interests are difficult to find, much less act upon. The Democrats find themselves in a position they haven't enjoyed in decades and, like the dog which finally catches a car it chases, they have absolutely no idea what to do with it. Pogo's famous line never better described a situation than now: "we have met the enemy and he is us".
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The Republicans are lost
I just watched a video in which House Republican Whip Eric Cantor appeared with one of his Democratic colleagues from Virginia to discuss healthcare. You can watch it here if you like.
Though I can tell you right now that there's not much point to it. It consists virtually 100% of empty, meaningless politician-speak from both congressmen. Despite some decent attempts on the part of the interviewer to get them to answer some tough questions, they both just dodged them and mumbled platitudes about "educating voters" and "the status quo is unsustainable".
Educating voters isn't going to do a damn thing. Voters are sick to death of Washington telling them what to do. Democrats in Congress (and many Republicans) insist that there be a mandate to buy health insurance, and I think they have vastly underestimated the pushback they are getting right now and how much worse it would be if they actually passed it. Any bill with a ghost of chance of passing also has new taxes and new spending, and voters are (1) not fooled by any shell games claiming otherwise, and (2) profoundly sick of both taxes and spending.
Saying "the status quo is unsustainable" is pointless because it says absolutely nothing about whether any of the current proposals would make the system any more sustainable. Given the $47 trillion Medicare and Social Security already has in liabilities, creating another entitlement to increase that amount looks like the silliest possible response.
I expected such empty blathering from the Democrat. Any Democratic member of Congress is caught right now between a hard-left leadership who want government control over when people go to the bathroom and the Blue Dogs who know they'll be looking for another job if any healthcare bill with a lot of government interference is passed. Not to mention a president who can't seem to make up his mind on what he's willing to settle for on healthcare, and whose only strategy is to flap his gums.
But have the Republicans learned nothing from 2006-2009? Has the Tea Party movement made no impact on them? Do they not sense the rising anti-government attitude in voters? Are they so incredibly clueless that they can't learn the lesson from Reagan's landslide and the 1994 takeover of Congress?
Look, you idiots: You can win big when you strongly advocate smaller government principles. When you don't, at best you tread water, and at worst you get your butts kicked.
Watching Cantor pour out the same old politician's blather was painful. Based on that one video, I never expect to support this guy for anything. And he's part of the GOP leadership, supposedly the best they've got. Well, if he's one of the best, they're still as lost as they were in 2006.
I see many signs that 2010 could be a landmark year. Two months ago, I summarized Obama's failings to that point, and since then he's racked up scandals with his czars, seen his buddies at ACORN exposed as the criminals many of us thought they were, and had his make-nice efforts toward Iran shown to be naive and pointless.
But absent any Republican leadership on a real change in direction, none of that will make a big difference. Oh, I think the Democrats will lose a fair number of seats in the House in any case, because of depressed turnout among Democrats in marginal districts. The Republicans may well pick up three or four Senate seats too. But without a clear message concerning their desire to trim the size, cost, and intrusiveness of government, they will gain no loyalty or long-term support from those people who have finally reached their agony threshold on big government.
They'll just drift for two years, using the same strategy that got the Democrats in the White House, which is to hope voters are so sick of the other side they will vote for a change, any change. And, of course, even if that works, they won't do anything about reducing the size and scope of government, hoping the whole debt mess doesn't finally reach critical mass on their watch.
With a clear message, I believe the GOP could do a rerun of 1994. But I don't know a single person among them capable of carrying the banner for that message. It sure as heck is *not* Eric Cantor.
This Is Why Obama's Health Care Support Continues To Erode
Along with his credibility. When the House bill on health care (H 3200) came out, anyone who read the bill, to include Republicans, noted that it planned to pay for much of what was offered through Medicare cuts. And, in speeches and talks following that, President Obama said that he wanted to "end subsidies" to Medicare Advantage, a Medicare supplemental program very popular with those using Medicare (because it covers what Medicare doesn't).
Even the CBO has come out, as noted yesterday, and said what President Obama is talking about when it comes to Medicare will cut the level of benefits for Medicare users.
Be that as it may, and as he has in many things, he claims everyone else is wrong, he's right and those disagreeing with him are simply doing it for political purposes. In talking points distributed by the White House today, they say:
Talking Points: Republicans' Disingenuous Scare Tactics on Medicare
• Recently, as part of an ongoing effort to revive their political fortunes by killing health insurance reform, many Republicans have been attempting to scare America's seniors with false myths about what reform would mean for Medicare.
• These distortions and outright falsehoods would be offensive under any circumstances, but they're especially disingenuous coming from a group who has a long history of opposing Medicare and who very recently tried to kill the program as we know it.
• Just this past April, nearly four-fifths of Republican House members voted to end Medicare as we know it by turning it into a voucher program that provides a fixed sum of money to buy private insurance.
• And this most recent assault on Medicare is just the latest in a war Republicans have been waging on the program for decades.
They also attempt to spin away the CBO finding that benefits will indeed be cut and they further attempt to justify the Medicare Advantage cuts.
But this just isn't selling to those at whom it's aimed.
Gallup reports that seniors 65 and older are the demographic with the largest percentage against the reform being offered. By a margin of 10% (42% to 32%) they oppose it.
I think it is pretty safe to say that seniors, at this point, don't trust the Democrats and certainly aren't now going to buy into the old "Republicans are using scare tactics" canard. Nor are seniors going to be mollified by claims that Medicare Advantage "overcharges" and therefore should be eliminated.
I've talked about the erosion of independent support for the administration and Democrats in general. If the Democrats want to ensure a minority in the Congress in 2010, continue to alienate the seniors as they are presently doing and they'll get their desire. And that might also mean 2012 won't be looking so hot for them either.
This is a demographic which knows their issues (especially health care) and votes them. Screw with this program (and yeah it's ironic that we're talking about leaving a government program alone, but again, since they don't have a choice, that says nothing about its quality or efficiency) and you can almost bet the house (pun intended) that 2010 will find a new majority in one of the chambers of Congress.
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Liked But Ineffective?
I saw this on CNN's Political Ticker this morning about NY's Gov. David Paterson:
A new poll suggests that nearly three out of four New York State voters like Gov. David Paterson — but don't think he's getting the job done.
The Siena College Research Institute survey released Tuesday morning also indicates that more than six out of 10 say Paterson doesn't have the leadership skills to be governor and feel he's not effectively dealing with the problems facing New York.
The irony is the guy who has told him he shouldn't run for the governorship seems to be thought of in much the same vein, not that you'd ever read that here. But the Brits, even in left-wing papers like the Guardian, aren't at all shy about making the charge:
Many leaders and supporters are beginning to wonder what is causing this growing gap between the Barack Obama that many people saw on the campaign trail, and the Obama they see in the White House? Beyond Obama's oratorical skills, which excited not only American voters but people all over the world, he is mostly untested as a politician. His previous experience was only a few years in the US Senate and a few years more as a state senator. A sinking feeling is arising among many that President Obama may not be up to the task, that he may not possess the artful skills needed to accomplish even his own goals.
Suddenly the left discovers his lack of experience and realizes he has absolutely no leadership experience and has demonstrated no leadership skills since assuming office. Wow, where have they been?
But the sparkling speeches have continued, haven't they?
Of course, being a left-wing rag, the Guardian tries to make excuses for Obama by citing the Senate as a reason Obama has been able to move his agenda. Apparently the author is unaware that the Senate has been around since the creation of the government and other presidents have managed to get their agendas passed.
Yes, we're back to the leadership question (or lack thereof).
But, back to the point, you have to appreciate the delicious irony of one liked but ineffective politician telling another liked but ineffective pol not to run for office. You can't help but wonder, assuming things continue on the path they're now on, if such a message will be conveyed by someone to Obama in 2012? Perhaps it will be delivered by Hillary Clinton when she throws her hat in the ring?
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Obama OK But Congressional Democrats In Trouble
Charlie Cook, one of the most respected of the political prognosticators, continues to sound the alarm for Congressional Democrats. Since August, Cook has been telling them they're headed for electoral disaster in the 2010 midterms if they don't change their ways.
Most of the erosion of support has taken place among independents. Although the country still seems willing to give President Obama the benefit of the doubt, at latest for the time being, they're not willing to extend that to Congress. The threat to the Democratic majority in the House, unsurprisingly, comes in the districts of the Blue Dogs:
I am becoming convinced, based on this and other research, that although many independent voters are disappointed in specific things that Obama has done, they still hope that he will do well and believe that he might. To be sure, red America has already given Obama the thumbs down. And blue America just wishes he would be more liberal. But it's purple America, the independents who voted for Democrats in the 2006 midterm election by an 18-point margin, that makes the biggest difference right now. Most House Democrats live in blue America and show little awareness that their party has a problem. However, the Democrats' majority is built on a layer of 54 seats that the party picked up in 2006 and 2008 that are largely in purple — or even red — America. Democrats ought to keep in mind that 84 of their current House members represent districts won by President Bush in 2004 or John McCain in 2008.
A whopping 48 of those Democrats — eight more than the size of their party's majority — are from districts that voted for both Bush and McCain. That America is very different from the Democratic base in blue America, and it sees many major issues very differently.
Two things to note – as Cook notes, the number of Blue Dog districts comprise more than the Democratic majority in the House. If independents continue to desert Democrats in the numbers they have, it is not at all inconceivable that they could lose every one of those districts (all of which voted for Bush and McCain).
Secondly, the other point to understand is the leadership comes from the "blue" side of the tracks – safe blue districts – consequently they're most likely not going to back off on their more liberal agenda (Pelosi's claim that the health care bill will not pass the House without a "public option" being a perfect example). That could end up mortally wounding Democrats chances in those 84 districts that are traditionally red districts – enough so the Republicans regain the majority.
The political tea leaves continue to point to trouble from Democrats as well:
The 17-point advantage that Democrats enjoyed in the January Gallup Poll (when "leaners" were included) shrank to 5 points in August. Their edge on the generic congressional ballot test has vanished, according to most national polls. For three years, Democrats enjoyed high single-digit or low double-digit leads on this question — a very good indicator of which direction (and how hard) the political winds are blowing as a congressional election nears.
Of course the question is "can Democrats recover before November, 2010?"
What we are seeing is an electorate growing just as disgusted with the Democratic majority as it did with the Republican one in 2006. The mounting ethics problems of House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., combined with ongoing allegations about House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee Chairman John Murtha, D-Pa., and others on his panel threaten to make matters still worse for their party.
Despite Nancy Pelosi's promises to have the "most ethical Congress ever" when Democrats were swept into the majority in Congress, she's shown no stomach for actually taking on the tough ethical problems the House Democrats face. Cook is implying that unless they do (and they won't), that combined with their agenda and the growing disgust among independents with both, could doom their chances of maintaining their majorities in 2010 (much less likely in the Senate, but the Democratic majority may be much less than at present by the end of election night).
Some Democrats are beginning to see the possibility of such an occurrence. Joe Biden said recently that the agenda the administration is pursuing is over if Republicans win in 2010.
We can only hope Cook is correct – mixed government would be a God send given this president.
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Should House districts cross state lines?
That's the solution that came to my mind when I read this piece in the New York Times.
I don't think my suggestion would violate the important aspects of our constitutional design.
As attractive as the idea of having fewer constituents represented by each Representative may be, increasing the number of seats to around 1,000 would make the House unwieldy. Dunbar's number reflects the difficulty of becoming familiar with large numbers of other people, so in very large bodies, it becomes difficult for one "side" to get to know the other. That increases the tendency toward misunderstanding and factionalism, with negotiations handled entirely by a relatively small number of leaders, whips, and committee chairs.
Then there are logistical issues involved with more than doubling the size of the House (where will they all sit?), and — this might be a minor issue, but — do we want to pay 1,000 Congressmen and their staffs? Do we expect that Congress will produce better legislation with 1100 members than it does with 538?
But the status quo does seem flawed. The Senate may be designed to give some people more representation than others, but that's because the Senate traditionally was supposed to be the great protector of the states. The House was intended from the start to represent the people directly rather than the people as represented by their states, so for one legislator to represent 958,000 people (Montana) while another represents 527,000 (Rhode Island) doesn't seem quite right.
There are a number of places where it strikes me as natural that a House district would cross state lines, because the people on either side of the border have more in common with each other than they do with other people in their state.
If an agreeable method of choosing where those lines are drawn can be devised, I see only one major difficulty with this idea. That is: how to treat electors for the Electoral College. If a district straddles two states that vote differently for president, the solution I see is this:
- Each state delivers its 2 base electoral votes to whoever wins the state.
- Any district which doesn't cross a state border delivers its elector to whoever won the state.
- If a district straddles a state border where the states voted differently, its elector votes for whoever won the district.
That might actually improve the Electoral College.
But perhaps I'm missing some other important snag here. Your thoughts?
Congress: Get Rid Of Them All
According to Rasmussen, if given the choice of a single vote to turn out or keep all the members of Congress, 57% would vote to boot 'em:
If they could vote to keep or replace the entire Congress, just 25% of voters nationwide would keep the current batch of legislators.
A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 57% would vote to replace the entire Congress and start all over again. Eighteen percent (18%) are not sure how they would vote.
Of course that's more of a feel-good poll than reality since we all know that incumbents are usually reelected and that happens because for the most part those in each Congressional district feel the problem is the rest of Congress and not their guy or gal.
However, it is a number which does point to the underlying unrest among the population – and not just about health care.
Back in October, prior to the election which saw increasing Dem margins, 59% said given a single vote to turn out the whole Congress, they'd do so. That was in the middle of the "crisis" and frenzy of TARP.
Obviously "turning them out" wasn't something which happened then, but the fact that we had a rather historical presidential election can be assumed to have had some salutary effect. 2010, on the other hand, is a purely Congressional election year. Again, the probability of turning the whole Congress over is practically nil. But it could be a bloody year for incumbents as we're seeing some of the early polls indicate. If the anger remains at this level and the politicians continue to ignore it as they seem to be doing, I predict that 20 seat losses in the House may be considered the best outcome to be hoped for when election day rolls around.
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More polling to consider from a Politico article:
"Seniors are one of the most attentive and engaged constituencies, especially on health care issues, and we've seen that in the Medicare Advantage programs," said Robert Zirkelbach, a spokesman for America's Health Insurance Plans.
A July 31 Gallup Poll found that just 20 percent of Americans aged 65 and older believe health care reform would improve their own situation, noticeably lower than the 27 percent of 18- to 49-year olds and 26 percent of 50-to-64-year-olds who say the same.
The senior citizen problem could pose a serious problem for the 2010 election cycle.
Older Americans turn out in much higher numbers than other age groups during midterm elections. In 2006, the 55-and-older age group still had the highest voting rate of any age group, at 63 percent, even though younger voters turned out in record numbers for a midterm, according to census data. Half of all votes cast in the 2006 midterms were from voters age 50 or older, according to AARP. And one out of four were AARP members.
Of course, one of the ironies the left likes to point to is that seniors are actually saying they don't want their socialistic, single-payer system changed. I think that's a very lazy bit of analysis. I would instead suggest that since seniors have no choice about their socialistic, single-payer system (they're automatically enrolled at age 65) that what the system is has nothing to do with the protest. They had no choice in the matter.
Seniors are a very tuned in group when it comes to health care because they know what they have is all they can have and the government is talking about legislation to cut that. And one of the areas targeted is the private insurance that covers the gaps Medicare doesn't cover:
But Obama is talking about finding hundreds of billions in savings from Medicare — cuts supporters say will trim fat from the program — including slashing $156 billion in subsidies to Medicare Advantage, a privately administered Medicare program.
The cuts will also target the amount health care providers are paid to treat Medicare patients.
One of the dirty little secrets about the cost of private health care that you'll never hear the Democrats or the Obama administration point out is the tremendous amount of cost shifting that goes on from the private sector to cover the public sector.
For every dollar of health care delivered to a Medicare patient, the government pays, on average, $.94. Medicaid only pays $0.86. However, health care providers are able to squeeze those nasty old private insurance providers for $1.34* for every dollar of health care provided. That's how badly government has distorted the health care industry. It then has the temerity to scream that the private side is "bankrupting" us. Meanwhile it is the private side that has, for decades, been subsidizing the public side.
But back to seniors. Seniors know you don't recover or save health care costs from healthy people. Seniors also know that they're in the group in which most health care dollars are spent. Consequently, any savings, a stated goal of the so-called "reform" is most likely going to come from their part of the health care pie.
The proposed cuts to Medicare Advantage are real, but Democrats are also fighting full-blown myths that have gained traction, attacks claiming that reform would create government "death panels" authorizing euthanasia.
The rhetoric is designed to rattle seniors already nervous about health care
because they pay a higher percentage of their income for health care
than younger Americans and face rising costs on fixed incomes, said Jim Dau, a spokesman for AARP.
"Some are simply trying to derail health care reform by targeting seniors, by scaring them, making them, frankly, more dubious, more nervous," said Dau.
Dau's protest simply has no legs. The House legislation targets Medicare and talks about cuts to that system. That's not something the protesters have made up to "rattle" seniors. Instead, it is something which exists, in writing.
And, as I point out above, if you're a senior you don't have to be an MIT grad to understand from where the euphemistic "savings" have to come. From the group where most of the spending occurs – duh?!
"Death-panels" and other nonsense aside, seniors have sniffed out the plan and aren't happy with it. And, again, if you look at the rooms in which these protests are taking place, there are a tremendous number of grey heads evident.
So, we have independents (below) not happy with this power grab in the health care area and we have seniors obviously not happy. Are Democrats paying attention at all or, like Dau, do they plan to wave it all off as opposition dirty tricks and pretend all will work out for the best after they ram this through?
2010 is looking like a lot more fun than I believed it would be.
[*] Those numbers came from Betsy McCoy, former Lt. Gov of NY, in an interview. McCoy is a Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute and a patient advocate.
Welcome To One-Party Rule (Updated)
It's now official: only one party has the reins to power in Washington, DC:
The Minnesota Supreme Court on Tuesday unanimously ruled Al Franken the winner of last November's Senate race, putting the former "Saturday Night Live" star on the brink of becoming a United States senator and Democrats on the cusp of holding a dominant 60-vote supermajority in the Senate.
In a unanimous 5-0 decision, the court upheld a three-judge panel's April 14 ruling that Franken defeated Republican Norm Coleman in the race by 312 votes out of 2.9 million cast. The 32-page was remarkably decisive, picking apart and rejecting one Coleman legal claim after another.
If Franken is seated, Democrats would hold a 60-40 majority in the Senate, the largest the party has enjoyed in a generation. Sixty votes are needed to break filibusters, ensuring that if Democrats stay united they would be able to cleave the GOP's last lever of power in Washington. A Franken "yes" vote on health reform, climate change legislation and Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor gives Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) even more of a margin for error on these major votes.
Democrats were already celebrating the result.
Gov. Tim Pawlenty already stated that he would sign the election certificate for Franken if directed to do so by the Supreme Court, so this is pretty much a done deal. Coleman has not indicated whether he would appeal the decision to the U.S. Supreme Court, and the Minnesota Republican Party doesn't seem to sanguine about pushing further:
Even Minnestoa Republicans – highly disappointed by the ruling – weren't ready to call for a federal legal challenge.
The Minnesota Republican Party issued a strongly worded statement, saying the ruling "wrongly disenfranchised thousands of Minnesotans who deserve to have their votes counted."
But the chairman-elect of the party, Tony Sutton, made no mention of next steps, only saying, "As we move forward, our deeply flawed election system must be dramatically improved to ensure our state's elections are fair, accurate and reliable."
Assuming that Coleman doesn't seek cert., or if he does that no stay of the decision is put into place, then Franken will be seated as early as next week. With a
vetofilibuster-proof majority in the Senate, the Democrats won't need to play parliamentary games like using reconciliation bills, or the like, and instead will simply shove legislation down the throats of the minority. So get ready for cap-and-trade, government health care, huge tax increases, and a host of other government programs that don't need and can't pay for.
The only downside for Democrats is that they can't credibly blame the fiscal and economic woes on Bush anymore as they will have cornered the political market. I say "credibly" because they will continue to do so, and the media mostly won't call them on it, but such claims will be laughably false. The real question is, how and when will this come back to haunt them?
UPDATE: Coleman concedes.
In Iran, The Beat Goes On
Literally. The NY Times reports:
The authorities showed little inclination to heed chastisement by outsiders as a senior cleric called for demonstrators to be punished "ruthlessly and savagely."
At Friday Prayer in Tehran University, the senior cleric, Ayatollah Ahmad Khatami, referred to the demonstrators as rioters and declared, "I want the judiciary to punish leading rioters firmly and without showing any mercy to teach everyone a lesson."
Reuters quoted him as saying that demonstrators should be tried for waging war against God. The punishment for such offenses under Islamic law is death, Reuters said.
As for the murder of the woman named Neda, now a symbol of Iranian resistance worldwide, Khatami also dismissed that as propaganda ploy:
Khatami said Neda was shot by government opponents for propaganda purposes. "By watching the film, any wise person can understand that rioters killed her," he said.
Any hope for a new election, or even a recount were dashed by the Guradian Council:
The 12-man Guardian Council's statement leaves little scope for more legal challenges to the election result, short of an attack on the position of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has expressed strong support for Ahmadinejad.
"The Guardian Council has almost finished reviewing defeated candidates' election complaints … the reviews showed that the election was the healthiest since the revolution … There were no major violations in the election," said Kadkhodai.
And while government thugs have been pretty successful in keeping protesters off the street, other signs of resistance are still evident:
There were other signs of continued resistance. A few conservatives have expressed revulsion at the sight of unarmed protesters being beaten, even shot, by government forces. Only 105 out of the 290 members of Parliament took part in a victory celebration for Mr. Ahmadinejad on Tuesday, newspapers reported Thursday. The absence of so many lawmakers, including the speaker, Ali Larijani, a powerful conservative, was striking.
This is by far the most serious challenge to the present regime since the 1979 revolution which put them in power. And I'll remind you again that it took a year from the initial protests for enough pressure to build (as other elements of the society joined the original dissidents) to the point that millions took to the streets and overthrew the Shah. And at this point, the mullocracy has nothing on the Shah's regime in terms of brutality, oppression and totalitarian control.


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The PNC Financial Services Group to Report First Quarter Earnings April 1813:33 EDT Thursday, March 15, 2012Annual Shareholders Meeting To Be Held April 24PITTSBURGH, March 15, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. (NYSE: PNC) announced today that it expects to issue financial results for the first quarter of 2012 on Wednesday, April 18, 2012. Separately, PNC will hold its Annual Meeting of Shareholders on Tuesday, April 24, 2012. Details regarding these events:2012 First Quarter Earnings Investor Conference Call: Wednesday, April 18PNC Chairman and Chief Executive Officer James E. Rohr and Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Richard J. Johnson will hold a conference call for investors at 8 a.m. (EDT) on April 18. Dial-in Number: 877-272-3568 or 303-223-4372 (international) Internet Access: Live audio-only webcast accessible at www.pnc.com/investorevents Presentation Materials:Presentation slides, earnings release and supplementary financial information will be available on PNC's website at www.pnc.com/investorevents prior to the start of the conference call Replay Information: Available on PNC's website for 30 days, and via telephone for one week at 800-633-8284 or 402-977-9140 (international), Conference ID 215829582012 Annual Meeting of Shareholders: Tuesday, April 24 at 11 a.m. (EDT)Meeting Location: August Wilson Center for African American Culture 980 Liberty Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Dial-in Number: 877-272-3568 or 303-223-4396 (international) Internet: Live audio-only webcast accessible at www.pnc.com/annualmeeting or www.pnc.com/investorevents Replay Information: Available on PNC's website for 30 days, and via telephone for one week at 800-633-8284 or 402-977-9140 (international), Conference ID 21580420PNC's 2012 Proxy Statement and 2011 Annual Report are accessible on PNC's website at www.pnc.com/annualmeeting or www.pnc.com/investorevents. Presentation slides for the meeting will also be available on PNC's website at the same location prior to the start of the meeting. The company plans to discuss financial performance and business strategies. Those using the webcast or dial-in numbers will not be able to vote or ask questions. These are listen/audio-only options.The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. (www.pnc.com) is one of the nation's largest diversified financial services organizations providing retail and business banking; residential mortgage banking; specialized services for corporations and government entities, including corporate banking, real estate finance and asset-based lending; wealth management and asset management.CONTACTS: MEDIA: Frederick Solomon (412) 762-4550 email@example.com: William H. Callihan (412) 762-8257 firstname.lastname@example.com SOURCE PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.


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05 August 2013: After all the stress at the bistro lately, Coronation Street's Nick Tilsley seems to be at breaking point. He's on the verge of losing his business and now the unknown saboteur has managed to get under Leanne's skin and is obviously trying to ruin their relationship. At his wits end, Nick is desperate to find out who's been setting him up… and a chance encounter with Tina reveals his nemesis could be a lot closer to home than he thought.
[Previous Coronation Street episode: Leanne receives an interesting letter]
Despite convincing Leanne that it was all a load of lies, the poison pen letter seems to have Nick running scared. And for good reason - with knowledge of what he and Kylie had got up to on Christmas night, it looks as though his saboteur has a lot more on him than he first thought.
"Do you know who's doing this?" Leanne asks. But Nick is quick to snap at her. "No," he replies. "Because if I did, I'd be doing something about it." Clearly rattled by these troubling events, Nick starts to take it out on those around him… and it looks as though David's evil scheme is working. But will Nick find out what's really been going on?
Bumping into David across the street, he asks for a hand to pick up some wine from a new supplier after work. But I get the feeling that isn't going to go quite to plan…
Meanwhile, Rob and Tracy are getting ready for the not-so-grand opening of their new shop. But with those stolen goods hanging over Tracy's head, it looks as though her family are a bit dubious about this new venture. "What happened to all that dodgy gear?" asks Deirdre… but apparently Rob has sorted it. Worried that they could have been raided by the police, it looks as though Tracy has a lot to prove. Not that she'd ever admit that.
And when it comes to the grand opening, Tracy starts to wonder how much say she has in this new business of theirs. "It feels great," Rob explains. "It feels like I'm back in the game." But Tracy isn't exactly impressed that he only seems to be thinking of himself. "We're a partnership," she adds… and she's keen to remind him that she's his equal. But does Rob really feel the same?
Elsewhere, David is growing increasingly unhinged as he blurts out his feelings to an unsuspecting Tina. "He's getting what he deserves," David reveals. But I don't think there are many of us who would agree. "He suffers and we live happily ever after," he adds before storming off. But not before Nick notices what happened…
After a quick word with Tina, the whole truth comes tumbling out… and Nick realises that his little brother is the one who's been trying to ruin his life. "He found out Kylie slept with someone else at Christmas," she explains. "He won't tell me who it was, but he's already planning revenge." But will Nick confront him about it?
After work, the two of them head off in the van to Nick's supplier… and it's the perfect opportunity for Nick to talk to him about what's happened. "There's a difference between lying and not telling the truth," says Nick as they talk about each other in veiled terms. But it's obvious where this is all heading. "I slept with Kylie," he reveals. "I know it's you - your campaign against me, your revenge." But what will David do next?
Will Leanne get to the bottom of Nick's one night stand with Kylie? Will Nick realise who's been trying to sabotage him?
Ryan Leston is a TV addict from Cardiff and has been watching soaps since Mike Baldwin owned the knicker factory. His favourite soap is Coronation Street and his favourite character is Norris Cole. But he's not that fussed on Hollyoaks. Follow Ryan Leston on Twitter or Facebook.
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Thursday, March 21, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM (CDT)
WDJC, 92.5 The Truth, and Alabama Baby & Child magazine are joining with Hands on Birmingham for Bunny Aid 2013!
Help us donate Easter baskets to special kids. Baskets will be delivered to the YWCA, Gateway, Jessie's Place, Pathways, The Ronald McDonald House, Safehouse and many others.
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The David Shelton Gallery (3909 Main Street Houston, TX 77002) presents a group exhibition of talented MFA 2014-15 candidates and 2013 graduates; Peter Abrami, Janaye Brown, Adriana Corral, Georgia Carter, Aaron Meyers, James Scheuren and Eric Shane Swanson. Opening reception: Friday, June 28, 6:00- 8:00 pm.
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The 2-day Coronado Art Walk is put on by the Coronado Historical Association and is an admission free, public event designed to foster creativity and appreciation for the wonders of art. Artists will be housed in tented booths along the entrance and on the grounds of the Coronado Ferry Landing. Paintings, hand crafted jewelry, photography, ceramics and other mediums will be featured. Artists have been selected for their ability to express the vast and varied world of art in their particular art form. This exciting venue will include art activities to delight both children and adults.
Other highlights include: Participation by the Coronado Ferry Landing's Galleries and Artists, Coronado Art Association's Artists in Spreckels Park, and musical entertainment throughout both days.
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