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A set of white overalls has sparked a stoush between the New Zealand Meatworkers Union and Awarua-based South Pacific Meats.
At an Employment Relations Authority hearing in Invercargill yesterday, the union claimed South Pacific Meats was restricting, obstructing and denying its Otago-Southland president, Daryl Carran, from accessing the site.
Union lawyer Peter Churchman, QC, said a change to the white workwear policy at South Pacific Meats was an attempt to "dress up" restrictions for union access at the plant.
In December, South Pacific Meats introduced a policy that made compliant whites compulsory for workers using the main canteen.
In order to meet with workers, Carran would have to also wear compliant whites.
The process would be simple but South Pacific Meats was deliberately making it difficult by not supplying Carran with a set of whites like it does with other site visitors, Churchman said.
However, South Pacific Meats plant manager Kevin Hamilton said the union should provide Carran with the whites.
Carran visited the plant often, so it was not unreasonable for the union boss to buy and clean his own gear at a commercial laundromat approved by the meatworks, Hamilton said.
He said South Pacific Meats enforced the "whites-only" policy in the main canteen to meet requirements from overseas markets.
Churchman said there were no external export regulations that required a change in policy. It was the company's own decision and one made to claim existing reasonable rules and regulations to deny or restrict union access, he said.
Hamilton said if Carran wore compliant whites, he would have no problems accessing the main canteen.
The union also claimed the company was trying to impose conditions on Carran before he was granted access, including limiting speech and talking to groups.
Hamilton said the company had received written complaints from non-union workers that they did not want their smoko or lunch break disturbed by Carran making union speeches.
- The Southland Times
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Defending the Faith: John Sorenson's 'Mormon's Codex' examines Book of Mormon geography
When John Sorenson's long-awaited volume "An Ancient American Setting for the Book of Mormon" finally appeared in 1985, I was thrilled and bought it immediately.
Hugh Nibley had been investigating the ancient Near Eastern background of the Book of Mormon for decades, but the study of its ancient American background had lagged behind. I wrote excitedly in my journal that "Ancient American Setting" was the best thing I'd ever read about pre-Columbian archaeology and the Book of Mormon. Then, on reflection, I corrected myself. In terms of serious, concentrated scholarship, it was, really, the first thing I'd ever read on the subject.
That wasn't quite fair, of course. Some good things had appeared earlier. Sorenson himself had already authored several smaller items, including articles in the Ensign magazine of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for September and October 1984. Also in 1984 — influenced by Sorenson's model, which circulated informally for years — David Palmer published "In Search of Cumorah," which I devoured.
But Palmer's book had been rather narrowly focused, while "An Ancient American Setting" sought to construct an overall historical and cultural context for the Book of Mormon. Its publication, by the former chairman of Brigham Young University's Anthropology Department, was a pivotal event in the history of scholarship on the topic. It was certainly so for my own personal thinking.
Sorenson did not, however, rest on his accomplishments. For several years, he edited the Journal of Book of Mormon Studies. He also poured out books and articles examining the Book of Mormon and related issues from various angles, including "The Geography of Book of Mormon Events: A Sourcebook" (1992), the prize-winning, two-volume "Pre-Columbian Contact with the Americas Across the Oceans: An Annotated Bibliography" (1996, with Martin Raish), "Images of Ancient America: Visualizing Book of Mormon Life" (1997), "Nephite Culture and Society" (1997), "Mormon's Map" (2000) and "World Trade and Biological Exchanges Before 1492" (2009 and 2013, with the geographer Carl Johannessen).
Late in 2013, just a few months before his 90th birthday (which is now past), Sorenson released "Mormon's Codex: An Ancient American Book" (Deseret Book, $59.99).
"Mormon's Codex" weighs in at well over 800 pages and represents a lifetime of extensive reading and insightful reflection on the Book of Mormon. It argues for a "limited Mesoamerican model" of Book of Mormon geography, meaning that, in Sorenson's view, most of the story of the Nephites occurred within a relatively small area of Guatemala and southern Mexico.
There are other views, of course, and nobody's salvation is likely to depend upon knowing the precise GPS coordinates for the Jaredite city of Lib. But Sorenson's influential model is one way — and, I confess, my personally preferred way — of situating the Book of Mormon in the real world of the pre-Columbian Americas.
Sorenson contends that the Book of Mormon exhibits many of the very features that one would expect from a historical document produced in ancient Mesoamerica. In fact, he lists more than 400 points of contact between the Book of Mormon and characteristic Mesoamerican situations, statements, allusions and history — too many and too striking, he contends, to be explained as the results of mere coincidence. No learned scholar of the early 19th century, he concludes, let alone "a marginally literate frontier farm boy" such as Joseph Smith, could have produced such a book.
I sometimes hear critics of the Book of Mormon declare that absolutely no evidence exists to support the book's claims. I cannot take so dogmatic a declaration seriously.
There is evidence to support all sorts of beliefs, including many that ultimately prove untrue. Circumstantial evidence may seem to show that Bob murdered Frank, even if, in the end, Bob turns out to be innocent. The senses of ancient people provided them with plain evidence that the sun goes around the earth, though, eventually, superior evidence convinced all educated people that it's the other way around.
I can easily understand a person's saying that there isn't sufficient evidence to convince her, or that the evidence being offered isn't of the right kind to be persuasive. Everybody weighs evidence differently. But to announce that there's no supporting evidence at all is to go too far. It suggests, in fact, that the person making the announcement hasn't given serious, open-minded attention to the evidence that can be mustered on behalf of the Book of Mormon.
One excellent place for interested readers to begin paying such attention is Sorenson's "Mormon's Codex: An Ancient American Book."
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Peter Tatchell: Pope Francis still presides over homophobia despite saying he won't judge gay people
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Pope Frankie is still a bigot. This "don't judge gay people" is part and parcel of the whole Catholic "hate the sin love the sinner" lie.
He won't judge us – so long as we're celibate, closeted or trying to be straight. No judgement so long as we reject and suppress ourselves.
Since priests are celibate, there's no judgement. But that isn't a change – the church has always said celibate gay people are ok
It doesn't change that he's a bigot who fights our human rights at every turn (look at the Catholic bishops fighting against ENDA in the states right now – clearly the church DOES want us to be marginalised).
Frankie is an expert spin doctor. Don't fall for his PR moves
He wasn't even talking about gay lay people. He was talking about gay priests.
Go read the original article at The Wall Street Journal.
You can't ever trust what you read in PN!
His church will only accept us wholly if we all remain celibate, including clergy. That hasn't changed and won't. He's not just talking about gay priests at all. It's the position of the church and its catechism calls our sexual behavior 'disordered'. You wouldn't call that 'judging'? Nothing in his statement has or will change anything as long as we do not refrain from sexual relationships.
http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/society/who-am-i-to-judge-the-pope-says-gay-man-2013073077345…. See what you think when it's reversed and totally irreverent!
I think the change in tone is welcome; it comes across as that "being gay should not be a big deal, and if it's a sin, well, we're all sinners".
A big difference from the apparently obsessional Benedict and his ranting that acceptance of gay people means the end of the world.
This change of tone and emphasis on non discrimination could also help with decriminalisation in the many parts of the world, where marriage equality is not remotely on the horizon. The church(es) in these places have been behind not just keeping criminal sanctions against gay people, but strengthening such sanctions, using the bogeyman of "gay marriage" as a justification for "holding back the tide" by maintaining the status quo of criminalising gays.
For example, this was plainly given by politicians as the reason for keeping an unenforced law against gay male sex in Singapore – they want to keep the bar where it is, it seems because of pressure from all denominations of conservative Christians there.
A change in tone is DEFINITELY welcome, but it should be seen as nothing more than exactly that: a change in TONE. The substance of what he's saying is unchanged…homosexuality is not wrong in and of itself, but homosexual acts are.
But it is a vocal disapproval of institutional homophobia in the Church and that is news.
THANK YOU TATCHELL. I've been saying this ever since the pope's statements: he didn't say anything new, he just said the same old BS a lot more nicely.
Peter is correct in what he says, but as we have seen from the whole equality debate, change comes in the UK, for example, by increment, not revolution. So we should welcome the change of tone from Francis I and continue to work towards a rational understanding of human sexuality and help the Church to do so too. Readers may find the following link fascinating – I did!
Let us be clear what the Catechism of the Catholic Church says about
homosexual acts:
"Basing itself on Sacred Scripture, which presents homosexual acts as acts of grave depravity [Cf. Gen 19:1-29; Rom 1:24-27; 1 Cor 6:10; 1Tim 1:10], tradition has always declared that homosexual acts are intrinsically disordered. They are contrary to the natural law. They close the sexual act to the gift of life. They do not proceed from a genuine affective and sexual complementarity. Under no circumstances can they be approved."
The Pope makes no reference to this of course and the hostile stance of the RC Church is there for all to read.
Francis, Bishop of Rome, is trying to "run with the hare and hunt with the hounds" This is an archaic way of explaining how someone can try and simultaneously support two competing sides in an argument. The Catholic position on homosexuality is quite clear and their tradition is that homosexuality is wrong and sinful. This has always been hypocritical because there are so many closet cases in the Church. Francis is trying to move towards the position adopted by Anglicans which is "Love the sinner and hate the sin" with all that entails.
The position increasingly adopted by Francis is inadequate because it fails to promote, facilitate and advance equality. Yes, Francis is adopting a new tone although none of us should be lulled into thinking that Roman Catholics are experiencing a seismic shift in how the Church conceptualises LGBTI people. To the Roman Catholic Hierarchy we always were and continue to be "Untermenschen" or inferior people.
i agree that there is nothing wrong with 'lobbying' for human rights
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I am a self-identified web stats addict. I love logging in to Google Analytics and checking out the web stats from the various sites that I administer. While I acknowledge that the data that web analytics packages can track is a tad bit like "Big Brother," I think that student affairs practitioners should be tracking their web stats in order to provide relevant information to their students.
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July 27, 2010 - 12:30am
July 26, 2010 - 9:47pm
When The Economist (July 24-30, 2010, p. 43), one of the world's most influential magazines, devotes attention to academic fraud in China, the issue has reached a high level of international attention. I wrote about this issue in the broader context of Asia's efforts to gain global academic leadership in my article "Enter the Dragons? Not so Fast" (Times Higher Education, June 17, 2010, pp. 38-39). The Economist points to a number of egregious examples of academic dishonestly, plagiarism, misuse of academic degrees and awards in China.
July 26, 2010 - 9:03pm
The 7/22 article in the NYTimes, "Windows Upgrade Helps Microsoft to a Record Quarter," got me thinking about enterprise vs. consumer platforms in our world of learning tech. Microsoft is making tons of money on enterprise licenses, but its stock price remains flat because their consumer brand continues to erode. In a world of iPads and iPhones, apparently consumer sales are where Wall Street sees future growth potential.
July 26, 2010 - 8:11pm
Recently I've been remembering a conversation I had with my dad many years ago — when my husband and I were still in grad school and my daughter was about three years old. As I recall it, I said that I was turning out not to be one of those moms who laments when the children get "too big to cuddle"; rather, I was really enjoying being the mother of a preschooler. My dad — who by this time had helped raise four children — didn't miss a beat. "I really like being the parent of graduate students, myself," he said.
July 26, 2010 - 6:00pm
Not too long ago, I had my car repaired. It's got about 100K miles on it and, being a GM product, the fuel sending unit failed. That's the moderately complex doohickey that both pumps fuel from the tank and tells you how much fuel remains. The "how much fuel remains" part had gone entirely bonkers (so my gas gauge needle was swinging randomly left and right), and at that mileage it made sense to replace the whole assembly even though only one little part of it had failed.
July 26, 2010 - 9:00am
Recently, Frau R. and I went on vacation, and stayed in a chain hotel (not my favorite choice, but at least most chains don't operate like big-box retailers, they're independent operators signing on for branding clout). After a day or two, my dame joined us. The way things worked out, the Mrs. and I got a free room update, but my dame didn't. When I compared the two rooms, there wasn't a lot of difference. The upgraded room was furnished a little more stylishly (I think -- I'm no expert in these things), but the basic room was actually more functional. And notably more efficient.
July 25, 2010 - 9:30pm
When William Julius Wilson wrote When Work Disappears in 1996, he wasn't saying that work was actually disappearing. He was saying that work as urban poor folks had known it had been forever changed – factory jobs with benefits had all but disappeared. Today, new positions at factories receive thousands of applications and people are willing to move their families halfway across the country for a full-time job with health insurance. I grew up in a GM family in Flint, Michigan. My father worked night shifts on the line.
July 25, 2010 - 9:19pm
What if the real purpose of education should be to prepare our brains to function well throughout our lifespan? What if our explicit goals shift from creating brains that can operate well in the economy (or whatever other institutional missions we promote), to the goal of fostering cognitive reserves? What if promoting healthy brains was the best mechanism for creating productive citizens, and all the other values we believe in as educators and educational institutions were best served in service of the brain?
July 25, 2010 - 3:56pm
As noted here, I had an idyllic vacation last week. I felt nourished and even transformed by it—as sometimes happens with distance and a change of scene, I thought I had found the key to some difficult professional and personal issues that had been plaguing me. Perspective is all, I decided. I'd allowed myself to become stressed out and overwhelmed by things that, in the long run, were unimportant.
July 22, 2010 - 9:34pm
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TAIPEI, Aug. 26, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- When the iPad was launched in 2010, it was an instant hit and spurred a tablet PC craze. Such was the popularity of tablets that notebook PC sales stagnated and eventually began to fall as consumers increasingly switched to tablets.
"Tablets have been revolutionary in the sense that they have created demand for a new product category – one that competes fiercely with netbooks and regular notebook PCs. Yet in 2014, their novelty seems to have worn off. Prices have bottomed out. Low-price notebooks are stealing away tablet market share. As a result, branded tablets will experience negative growth for the first time this year," said Caroline Chen, a notebook PC analyst with TrendForce, a Taiwan-based market intelligence firm. Chen expects 153 million brand-name tablets will be shipped in 2014, a year-on-year decrease of 1.8%. "Notebook shipments, on the other hand, will increase 1% on year to 171 million," she added.
"With the tablet supply chain mature and shipments growing fast, the retail price of tablets has fallen sharply," Chen said. As a result, among all producers besides Apple, there will be a long-term price war in the tablet market, she added. Apple will merely release a revised version of its iPad Air in the second half of the year. Meanwhile, Samsung, another major player in the market, has only equipped high-end tablets under its own brand with its OLED screens, suggesting that the tablet market is flagging. TrendForce data back up that assertion. The data show that while tablet shipments will rise in the second half of the year, the main reason that increase appears substantial is that shipments in the first half were so low.
At the same time, because of rising demand for tablet PCs and the rapid decline in the retail price of notebooks, the market for netbooks has almost vanished. By contrast, demand for notebook PCs has started to rebound. "Time has shown that notebooks are irreplaceable," said Chen. "They offer larger screens than tablets as well as a keyboard and mouse, which are all important for those who use their computers primarily for work reasons. Tablets remain limited to Internet browsing and entertainment functions."
TrendForce believes notebook shipments will increase in the second half of the year for several reasons. First, with the tablet market flagging, they face fewer threats. Second, demand for notebooks in the commercial market remains. Finally, notebooks are priced very competitively. All of these factors will contribute to boost notebook demand, giving brand-name manufacturers such as Hewlett-Packard (HP), Lenovo and others room to grow that side of their businesses. As such, TrendForce estimates the global notebook PC market has the potential to expand 4-7% in the second half of the year, making 2014 the year when slowing notebook demand may finally reverse.
For more detailed information on tablet and notebook reports, please refer to the "16. WitsView Monthly Mobile PC ODM Shipment Tracker" and "T5. WitsView Monthly Tablet Panel and Touch Module Price Book."
Figure 1: 2008-2014 Brand-name Tablet PC and Notebook PC Shipments Growth Rate
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