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SPOKANE, Wash. - Spokane police say car thieves are busier prowling the city this month, and one of the main reasons thefts are up is because people are warming their cars up unattended.
During these cold winter months, people want to warm up their cars before they get in, so on many occasions people leave their cars unattended on their driveway or their street for a few minutes.
Police warn you that thieves are lurking in your neighborhood and looking for cars that are left unattended, which happened Tuesday morning in North Spokane.Warming, unattended cars inviting thieves
A woman was warming up her car in her driveway and when she came out of her home her car was nowhere to be found. Luckily, police officers were able to find the stolen car within an hour.
Spokane police say they've recently seen two to three car thefts a day, with most of the thefts happening in the morning when people are warming up their cars for the commute to work.
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text: Pia Kappa Delta is a Forensics (Public Speaking and Debate) Honor Society for undergraduate university students, and a professional organization for graduates, typically university Speech and Debate coaches. Pi Kappa Delta (PKD) encourages the education of articulate citizens through a three part focus: The commitment to and promotion of ethical, humane and inclusive communication and educational practices The commitment to and promotion of professional development of forensics educators, and The commitment to and promotion of comprehensive forensics programming. More than 60,000 men and women have been initiated into PKD. Active chapters are located on more than 200 college and university campuses. Schools in PKD range in size from some of the largest universities to some of the smaller liberal arts colleges, teaching colleges and church-related colleges. PKD works to advance its goals through several methods: PKD sponsors a National Convention every other year at which time the business of the organization is conducted along with an annual National Tournament in individual events and debate. PKD also hosts a National Honorary Tournament every other year. PKD publishes a refereed journal entitled The Forensic of Pi Kappa Delta. This journal is the oldest national forensic journal and has been a leader in pedagogical research throughout its history. PKD sponsors and co-sponsors programs at the annual National Communication Association (NCA) Convention. In addition, a variety of awards are presented on an annual basis. For more information, please visit the official Pi Kappa Delta web site >>. For information about Pi Kappa Delta at Wheaton, please contact the faculty advisor of Pi Kappa Delta, Rebecca Sietman. New members inducted this year: Courtney Clark - Jordan Embree - Collin Flake - Nathan Heath - Peyton Smith - Deborah Song - Stephen Watts


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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Credit card consumers face $46 billion in new credit card debt by the end of the year, even though they paid off $32 billion in card debt in the first quarter of 2013 alone, according to CardHub.com.
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Gaughan and Bank of America are out with some new tips -- easy and simple ones -- to keep your credit card debt in check. Here's a look:
Use only a card or two. Bank of America reports that three out of 10 American adults carry four or more credit cards. That's at least two cards too many, the banking giant says. By keeping the number of your cards down, you can better handle issues such as minimum payments (you always want to pay more than the minimum monthly payment) and can better cap your credit card spending.
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November 7, 2005 WIC Update
SUBJECT: Newborn Screening of Louisiana Evacuees due to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita
SUBJECT: Revision 7 Adjusted Gestational Age
SUBJECT: Revised Food Packages for Next Step LIPIL Formulas
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SUBJECT: Electric Breast Pump Serial Number
SUBJECT: Veterans Day - November 11, 2005
- Attached is correspondence that the Missouri State WIC Office received regarding newborn screening for infant evacuees from Louisiana due to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Please post the Public Service Announcement (2 pages) in an area that will be seen by your WIC participants.
- Note regarding Revision 7 Adjusted Gestational Age -
Assignment of risk factor X7 shall be based on adjusted gestational age while risk factors X3, X4, X5 and X6 will continue to be assigned based on chronological age.
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- REMINDER: In the October 17th Monday E-mail, the LWPs were sent a form to fill out and return regarding the Medela electric breastpump. Please complete the form and return it to the State WIC office. The information with the serial number of each electric pump is needed for inventory control. The deadline for submission is November 14, 2005.
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Topic: Refactoring similar RJS templates
I can't seem to find a way to refactor my RJS templates.
I have the typical drill-down structures (for toys): The "Age" column contains "Baby", "Toddler", "Elementary", "Pre-Teen"...; click on "Toddler" and the adjoining column contains "Active", "Developmental", "Learning"...; when you first bring up the page, initially "Baby" (first element of level 1) and "Crib" (first element of level 2) are selected, and the adjoining column contains a picture and description of the featured toy.
My level2.js.rjs file contains
page.replace_html("listLevel2", :partial => "level2", :collection => @level2)
page.replace_html("picAndDescHeader", @level2[0].name)
page.replace_html("picAndDescDescr", @level2[0].description)
and is invoked 1) in a render from the toys.html.erb, and 2) in an AJAX call clicking on any of the elements from level 1.
My picAndDesc.js.rjs file contains
page.replace_html("picAndDescHeader", @featured_product.name)
page.replace_html("picAndDescDescr", @featured_product.description)
which is invoked 1) in a render from the toys.html.erb, selecting the initial toy, or 2) in an AJAX call clicking on any of the elements from level2.
What I think I should be able to do is replace level2.js.rjs with something like
page.replace_html("listLevel2", :partial => "level2", :collection => @level2)
call picAndDesc.js.rjs (@level2[0]) # not real code
But, of course, I can't.
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Martin Vide)) The XI Congreso de Lenguajes Naturales y Lenguajes Formales will take place on September 25-29, 1995 at Tortosa (Spain). It is being organized by the Research Group in Mathematical Linguistics and Language Engineering (GRLMC) of the Rovira i Virgili University (Tarragona, Spain). The languages of the conference are Spanish, Catalan and English. The current list of invited people includes J. Busquets (Austin), V. Gomez-Pin (Barcelona), L. Martin-Mingorance (Cordoba), C. Martin-Vide (Tarragona), J.C. Martinez-Alonso (Barcelona), J. Miquel-Verges (Tarragona), R. Ortega-Robert (Tarragona), Gh. Paun (Bucharest), G. Rozenberg (Leiden), E. Vallduvi (Edinburgh) and J. Vidal (Tetuan). The deadline for submissions is July 22, 1995. Detailed information can be obtained from: Carlos Martin-Vide Apartado de Correos 32.077 08080 Barcelona Spain E-mail: cmvastor.urv.es Fax: 34-77-559597Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue
Martin Vide)) II INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MATHEMATICAL LINGUISTICS ICML'95 Tarragona (Catalonia, Spain) November 2-4, 1995 Organized by Rovira i Virgili University at Tarragona Research Group in Mathematical Linguistics and Language Engineering (GRLMC) With the financial support of Direccio General de Recerca (Generalitat de Catalunya) 1st. announcement and call for papers ICML'95 intends to become an open and broad scope forum for the presentation and discussion of current high quality research on mathematical models of natural language. The first conference (ICML'93) took place in Tarragona on March 30-31, 1993. A derived volume has been published: C. Martin-Vide (ed.), Current Issues in Mathematical Linguistics. North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1994. Topics will be grouped into five sections: 1. Foundations and methodological considerations. 2. Mathematical models for syntax. 3. Mathematical models for semantics. 4. Applications in natural language processing. 5. Varia (phonology, computational complexity, learning, quantitative methods, etc.). The language of the conference is English. Organizing Committee Carlos Martin-Vide (Chairman, Tarragona) Joan Busquets (Austin) Rosa Maria Hidalgo (Tarragona) Joan Miquel (Barcelona) Rudolf Ortega (Tarragona) Jesus Vidal (Austin) Lectures They can be invited plenary 1-hour lectures and free possibly parallel 30 minutes lectures. The travel and accommodation of invited speakers will be paid by the Organizing Committee. The distribution into both categories will take into account the relative value of each paper and the budgetary resources. Interested people are invited to submit papers: By surface mail, or Electronically, as either an unformatted (plain text) ASCII file or as a LaTeX file. They should send one copy of a camera-ready 2-columns abstract of not more than 2 not-numbered pages. Also, they must indicate the section into which their paper fits. Submissions will be anonymously refereed, and the list of accepted lectures (invited as well as free) will be included into future announcements. Authors will be notified of acceptance as soon as possible. Timetable Deadline for the submission of a paper (2-pages abstract): September 30, 1995. The programme will be sent to all pre-registered participants on October 1995. Publications The book of abstracts will be available at the beginning of the conference. The Organizing Committee expects that a volume containing a refereed selection of submitted papers will be published after the conference. Registration fees (except for invited speakers) Until June 30, 1995 General: USA $ 150 (pesetas 19.500) Students: USA $ 75 (pesetas 9.750) After July 1, 1995 General: USA $ 200 (pesetas 26.000) Students: USA $ 100 (pesetas 13.000) Fees include the free access to all sessions and one copy of the book of abstracts, and may be paid through a bank transfer to: Account number: 2100-3233-2200104870 (Congress) Bank: Caixa d'Estalvis i Pensions de Barcelona Address: Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 521, 08015 Barcelona, Spain Please, send us a copy of your transfer. People from Eastern Europe can become free from registration fees and accommodation (not travel) if justified, in the opinion of the Organizing Committee. Accommodation Information will be sent to all pre-registered participants in due time. Information and registration Carlos Martin-Vide Apartado de Correos 32.077 08080 Barcelona Spain E-mail: cmvfll.urv.es Fax: 34-77-55.95.97 Registration form Name Address Postal code City Country E-mail Fax Phone Date Signature Please, send this registration form, together with the copy of the transfer, to the above-mentioned address.Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue


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Skip to comments.Anthony Weiner's wife Huma Abedin steps out for haircut, trip to the spa
Posted on 08/01/2013 5:17:52 PM PDT by jimbo123
If anyone deserves a spa day, it's Anthony Weiners wife.
The long-suffering Huma Abedin who has kept a low profile since her husbands latest sexting scandal broke emerged from seclusion on Thursday and headed to the Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa on Fifth Avenue.
Ever the city girl, the stylish Abedin clad in a belted shirt dress and cream cardigan hopped the 6 train uptown for her day of pampering at the iconic spa.
"I'm just getting my hair cut, she told The News.
Despite the strain of the scandal, Abedin showed no signs of stress.
She smiled at the photographer at one point, talked on her Blackberry, and appeared to be in a good mood.
(Excerpt) Read more at nydailynews.com ...
Can't wait til she takes a dump!
"Long-suffering." LOL. What a joke. We are way past "long-suffering" and into the territory of "its obvious she doesn't love him and is married just to advance her career." She will dump him the moment he is no longer useful. She's probably happy he's "sexting" because it keeps him from asking her to have sex with him.
"hopped the 6 train uptown"
No Weinermobile?
I wonder where her hubby is...
And damn does she ever have some giant horse teeth.
I really don't get all the gushing from the press about this 'beautiful' woman. She seems quite plain to me with an unfortunate situation about her mouth, teeth and jaw, and a large and unfeminine nose and ears.
Compared to 99% of democrat gals, she's a 10
In the meantime, The Weiner will still be trying to clean up his act.
See tagline.
Can I be honest? She has no breasts. It is a progressive utopia to have no breats, I understand, but wow do we know she is a not he? She has the body of a 13 year old boy. Just sayin'
perfect review , perfect
Dude. Really?
Dude, get with the program! Once you're one of the beautiful people, you're beautiful, get it?!
Such a crass PR stunt. Sweet innocent Huma CLEANING UP her image at a spa, where all traces of her exhibitionist husband will be washed away.
I'm not buying it, Huma.
Hum-a, Hum-a, Hum-a!
In related news, Hillary trims her "beard" by having Huma take a leave of absence.
Hum a weiner is quite the gal.
What's Mrs Carlos Danger's Internet nick inquiring minds would like to know?
She really should refrain from smiling.
Sadly, you do have an arguable point.
It's a nice haircut, just right for a redhead. Now, who's the broad on the right with the horse teeth?
We now have a new celebrity, based only on the fact that her husband is an industrial strength douchebag.
Could they slobber a little harder? And who wears a cardigan sweater in July?
Oh, my, her mouth is bigger than Julia Roberts'.
I'll betcha 'Carlita al-Peligrosa' can stick her fist in her mouth!
Dems really are shameless. I can see 'Carlos' and wifey riding this out.
Weiner needs to go away and take his stupid wife with him.
What is that?
Her next stop.....Hollyweird?
Hey there!
MUCH prettier lipstick!
Her undercarriage is probably Sharia Complaint as well.
Which means she has fewer external sexual organs on her than these guys...
OMG, I almost spewed my drink!
I think those choppers of his *are* false.
She has the biggest mouth I've ever seen.
Because she is a 13 year old boy.
Same people think Michelle Obama is beautiful!
It is SOOOOO fundamental. These women will put up with ANYTHING by their rubbish husbands. PS Makes you think. Who is she working for? What is her target and her people to cultivate, and who are her handlers?
She's married to a serial flasher who uses a digital raincoat and she shows her face in public?
Wow. Talk about no shame at all.
You have a point. Especially after child birth, a woman usually grows a bit up there.
Her handlers are the M Brotherhood. She is in it for the cash and power, plus a little hanky panky with the aged Hil. All of them can go straight to hell. Burn forever.
The posters on here commenting about "horse teeth" and "no breasts" and blah blah blah... Shame on all of you. We all have faults... and to be so hateful for the mere sake of being hateful it is just despicable.
I don't know the woman... and maybe her world view is undoubtedly not shared with any of us on here... but I admire her resilience.
I think we are going to find out that nothing is as it appears in the world of the communist progressives.
It is all an Opera.
I wouldn't know but I do know that Hillary Clinton wasn't called a "carpet bagger" for nothing. She haz skillz.
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Could the signals from the Obama campaign be any more clear?Thursday, May 3rd, 2012
Barack Hussein Obama and his campaign advisers clearly thought long and hard about a slogan for the 2012 re-election campaign. What could they possibly come up with to replace the "Hope and Change" that was so effective in blinding so many Americans to his true nature back in 2008?
Apparently unable to come up with something new, they decided to go with a classic, one people like them used before, but it was such a long time ago, maybe they Hoped Americans really have Changed and wouldn't notice where they got it from.
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How fitting, how telling, that these modern-day socialists should decide on a single word, one with a clear, long-time association to their true political views.
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New federal data shows the U.S. dramatically cutting its dependence on foreign oil.
The Energy Information Administration's short-term outlook shows that oil production in the U.S. is expected to hit 9.3 million barrels per day in 2015. That would be the most production since 1972 and not far from the record of 9.6 million barrels per day set in 1970.
Credit the massive energy finds in places like Texas and North Dakota for the big increase in production in this country. Production also is expected to pick up in the Gulf of Mexico.
The combination of increased production and an economy less dependent on oil is having a big impact on consumption of foreign oil.
The share of liquid fuels consumption met by imports peaked at more than 60 percent in 2005 and fell to 33 percent in 2013. The government's report says that number will fall to 24 percent in 2015, the lowest level since 1970.


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LOS ALAMOS, N.M., Dec. 5, 2013—Los Alamos National Laboratory recently announced two new associate directors: Mary Hockaday is the associate director of the Experimental Physical Sciences Directorate and Cheryl Cabbil joined the Laboratory Monday (Dec. 2) as associate director for Nuclear and High Hazard Operations.
"Mary is a 30-year veteran of the Lab and currently serves in a joint role as the deputy associate director for the Weapons Physics directorate as well as leading LANL's MaRIE signature facility effort," said Laboratory Director Charlie McMillan. "She is skilled and passionate in communicating with the scientific and customer communities on issues concerning Laboratory capabilities and national security."
"Cheryl brings a distinguished track record for developing and implementing nuclear facility management programs, for improving nuclear and high hazard conduct of operations, nuclear safety bases, integrated safety management, R&D laboratory operations and nuclear quality assurance," McMillan said. "She has demonstrated leadership skill in working with regulators, including the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board, stakeholders and staff to identify common ground and gain consensus."
Mary Hockaday
Hockaday has worked at the Laboratory for more than 30 years. She was the deputy associate director for the Weapons Physics Directorate prior to her new appointment, and served as Los Alamos' program director in support of the Department of Energy and National Nuclear Security Administration's Science and Inertial Confinement Fusion and High Yield campaigns.
"I am very excited about returning to my roots with this opportunity to lead Experimental Physical Sciences," Hockaday said. "The people and scientific capabilities in this organization are truly remarkable. I am honored indeed."
Hockaday is a member of the American Physical Committee on the Status of Women in Physics and is on the advisory committee for New Mexico State University's physics department. She has also served on numerous review panels including those for DOE, Sandia National Laboratories and Cornell University. Hockaday has a bachelor's degree in physics from the University of Hawaii and master's and doctoral degrees in physics from New Mexico State University.
Cheryl Cabbil
Cabbil comes to the Laboratory from UCOR, the DOE cleanup contractor for the Oak Ridge Reservation where she was vice president for Environment, Safety, Health and Quality Assurance. Previously, Cabbil was senior vice president for United Research Services Safety Management Solutions and deputy laboratory director of Research Operations and Assurance at Savannah River National Laboratory.
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Cabbil has a bachelor's degree in microbiology from the University of Michigan and a master's degree in occupational and environmental health from Wayne State University.
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Debates of Oct. 31st, 2006
House of Commons Hansard #73 of the 39th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was offenders.
- Question Period
- Immigration
- Interparliamentary Delegations
- Committees of the House
- Criminal Code
- Climate Change Accountability Act
- Food and Drugs Act
- Canadian Forces Superannuation Act
- First reading of Senate Public Bills
- Statutes Repeal Act
- Committees of the House
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Criminal Code
- Justice
- Peel Environmental Youth Alliance
- Older Workers
- Government Programs
- Juvenile Diabetes
- Terrorism
- Robert Thomas James Mitchell
- Gatineau's Municipal Arts Centre
- Juvenile Diabetes
- Family Doctor Week
- Laurent Guay
- Veterans Affairs
- Juvenile Diabetes
- Quebec
- Pearson International Airport
- Federal Accountability Act
- The Environment
- Canadian Wheat Board
- The Environment
- Afghanistan
- Telecommunications Industry
- Canadian Wheat Board
- Softwood Lumber
- National Defence
- Human Resources and Social Development
- Government Programs
- Agriculture
- Veterans Affairs
- Digby Ferry
- National Defence
- Citizenship and Immigration
- Canada Revenue Agency
- Citizenship and Immigration
- Norman Spector
- Points of Order
- Criminal Code
- Business of the House
- Criminal Code
- Ways and Means
- Criminal Code
- Phthalate Control Act
- Committees of the House
Routine Proceedings
October 31st, 2006 / 10:05 a.m.
New Brunswick Southwest
New Brunswick
Greg Thompson Minister of Veterans Affairs
Mr. Speaker, in accordance with Standing Order 32(2), I have the honour to present, in both official languages, the 2006 annual report on immigration.
Interparliamentary Delegations
Routine Proceedings
10:05 a.m.
Rob Merrifield Yellowhead, AB
Mr. Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order 34(1), I have the honour to present to the House, in both official languages, the report of the Canadian delegation of the Canada-United States Interparliamentary Group respecting its participation at the 61st annual meeting of the Midwestern Legislative Conference of the Council of State Governments in Chicago, Illinois from August 20 to 23, 2006.
As well, pursuant to Standing Order 34(1), I have the honour to present to the House, in both official languages, the report of the Canadian delegation of the Canada-United States Interparliamentary Group respecting its participation at the 2006 annual meeting of the National Governors Association: Healthy America, in Charleston, South Carolina from August 4 to 7, 2006.
Government Operations and Estimates
Committees of the House
Routine Proceedings
10:05 a.m.
Diane Marleau Sudbury, ON
Mr. Speaker, I have the honour to present, in both official languages, the fifth report of the Standing Committee on Government Operations and Estimates.
The committee has considered the matter of procurement policy changes by the Department of Public Works and Government Services and has agreed to send a message to Senator Fortier to appear before the government operations committee in the next two weeks.
Industry, Science and Technology
Committees of the House
Routine Proceedings
10:05 a.m.
James Rajotte Edmonton—Leduc, AB
Mr. Speaker, I have the honour to present, in both official languages, the third report of the Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology in relation to its study on the policy direction to the CRTC.
Criminal Code
Routine Proceedings
10:05 a.m.
Ron Cannan Kelowna—Lake Country, BC
moved for leave to introduce Bill C-376, An Act to amend the Criminal Code (impaired driving) and to make consequential amendments to other Acts.
Mr. Speaker, it is a privilege and an honour to table a bill to amend the Criminal Code, impaired driving, and to make consequential amendments to other acts.
The bill would reduce the blood alcohol concentration limit to .05% from the current .08% without being unduly punitive or creating greater burdens on the police and the courts.
Impaired driving remains the number one cause of criminal death in Canada, more than all other causes of homicide combined. Our youth are particularly vulnerable.
The legislation would not punish people who enjoy consuming alcoholic beverages and it would not impede one's ability to drive. It does say, however, that our laws need to reflect the true risk to ourselves and others of drinking and driving.
I urge all members of the House to carefully consider the bill and to lend their support.
(Motions deemed adopted, bill read the first time and printed)
Climate Change Accountability Act
Routine Proceedings
10:05 a.m.
Jack Layton Toronto—Danforth, ON
moved for leave to introduce Bill C-377, An Act to ensure Canada assumes its responsibilities in preventing dangerous climate change.
Mr. Speaker, this bill seeks to ensure that Canada assumes its responsibilities in preventing dangerous climate change.
It is clear that climate change represents a serious threat to Canada's economic well-being, public health, natural resources and environment. The impact of climate change is already being felt in Canada, especially in the Arctic.
This bill, once established, calls on the government to bring into place, very rapidly, regulations on the emission of greenhouse gases. It will also set interim and long term targets for Canada that meet the scientific basis on which such objectives must be established. It also instructs our government to pursue these objectives and goals in international negotiations. It provides an ongoing role for the environment commissioner to report to the House and the people of Canada on progress and on plans.
I am very pleased to table this legislation on such an important issue facing all Canadians, indeed, all citizens of the world.
(Motions deemed adopted, bill read the first time and printed)
Food and Drugs Act
Routine Proceedings
10:05 a.m.
Carolyn Bennett St. Paul's, ON
moved for leave to introduce Bill C-378, An Act to amend the Food and Drugs Act and the Food and Drug Regulations (drug export restrictions).
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased today to introduce the bill, an act to amend the Food and Drugs Act and the Food and Drug Regulations. In view of the recent law enacted by the U.S. Congress after October 4, President Bush has opened the border to prescription drugs which has caused the U.S. customs service to stop seizing these purchases entering America from Canada.
We believe this is a first step to the full legalization of prescription drug imports from Canada that could come by the end of this year. We need to protect ourselves from this dramatic expansion of importation. We need to ensure that we avoid becoming America's drug store and yet we believe that since coming to office the new Conservative government has taken no action and, in fact, the health minister has said that he is not worried and that he will only respond when drug shortages occur.
(Motions deemed adopted, bill read the first time and printed)
Canadian Forces Superannuation Act
Routine Proceedings
10:10 a.m.
Peter Stoffer Sackville—Eastern Shore, NS
moved for leave to introduce Bill C-379, An Act to amend the Canadian Forces Superannuation Act and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Superannuation Act (increase of allowance for surviving spouse and children).
Mr. Speaker, I thank the hon. member for Toronto—Danforth for seconding the bill. Unfortunately, in this country when a veteran or RCMP officer passes on, his or her spouse is entitled to only 50% of his or her pension benefits but, alas, when a member of Parliament passes on, his or her spouse is entitled to much more. We think that must change and with Veterans Week coming up next week it is a timely opportunity for the House to move on this very quickly.
We are asking that when veterans or RCMP members pass on that at least 60% of their pension be contributed to their spouse until that spouse passes on as well. That would be more fair for the people who serve our country with bravery, distinction and courage. It is time to update that pension legislation so they in turn can leave more for their surviving spouse.
(Motions deemed adopted, bill read the first time and printed)
First reading of Senate Public Bills
Routine Proceedings
10:10 a.m.
Paul Szabo Mississauga South, ON
Mr. Speaker, yesterday, at the same point in routine proceedings, tabling of Senate public bills, I rose as the sponsor of Bill S-202 and asked if I could briefly explain the bill. The Speaker responded:
We do not normally speak on Senate bills. The hon. member for Mississauga South is asking for unanimous consent to give a brief explanation of the bill.
Unfortunately, unanimous consent was not forthcoming.
Mr. Speaker, I refer you to Marleau and Montpetit, chapter 21 under "Private Members' Business", at page 900 under "SENATE PUBLIC BILLS SPONSORED BY PRIVATE MEMBERS", which I believe this is the case. It states:
Some private Members' public bills originate in the Senate and are sent to the Commons after passage by the Senate. When the Speaker calls "First Reading of Senate Public Bills" during Routine Proceedings, the Member sponsoring a Senate bill in the House is permitted to give a brief explanation of its purpose, without engaging in debate. The motion for first reading is then deemed carried without debate, amendment or question put, and the bill is automatically added to the bottom of the order of precedence for Private Members' Business without having gone through the draw process.
All bills coming before this place have a very important matter to consider by hon. members either in this place or from the other place. I believe this particular bill is excellent and I was hoping to have the opportunity to make a brief explanation on Bill S-202 for the benefit of all hon. members.
First reading of Senate Public Bills
Routine Proceedings
10:10 a.m.
The Speaker Peter Milliken
I have to say to the hon. member for Mississauga South that I appreciate him drawing this matter to the attention of the Chair. In my experience in this House, which has gone on for some time now, I have never seen a member rise on the introduction of a Senate bill and give a brief explanation, so I am surprised to see this in Marleau and Montpetit.
However, I accept the citation that the hon. member has referred to in our practice and I apologize for not having allowed him to give this explanation yesterday. Perhaps he would like to give the House the benefit of his wisdom now in telling us what the bill concerns since, obviously, I made a blunder yesterday in suggesting that he required unanimous consent in order to do what he now wishes to do.
Statutes Repeal Act
Routine Proceedings
10:10 a.m.
Paul Szabo Mississauga South, ON
Mr. Speaker, it is my honour to sponsor in the House of Commons Bill S-202, which was proposed by the hon. senator, Tommy Banks, and which was passed by the other place on June 22.
The bill seeks to establish appropriate provisions to repeal any legislation that has not come into force within 10 years of receiving royal assent. Failure to proclaim a bill passed by Parliament is simply unacceptable.
I trust that all hon. members will give speedy passage to this responsible piece of legislation from our other place.
Fisheries and Oceans
Committees of the House
Routine Proceedings
10:15 a.m.
Peter Stoffer Sackville—Eastern Shore, NS
That the third report of the Standing Committee on Fisheries and Oceans presented on Tuesday, October 24, 2006 be concurred in.
Mr. Speaker, I first want to thank the House for the opportunity to speak on what I consider a very important matter related to people who live in our northern territories: Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut and of course the northern part of Quebec.
I also want to thank my hon. colleagues from the Bloc Québécois, the Liberal Party, and the fisheries and oceans committee for helping me get this through the committee and report it in the House of Commons.
I will provide a brief history of this issue. We are basically talking about the marine service fees that had an exemption in 1997. Unfortunately, the exemption was never implemented. These fees are having quite an economic effect upon shippers and users of shipping services, plus consumers in the far north.
The statutes are already on the books. We are asking the government members, who supported it when they were opposition, to support the exemption of 1997. We are asking to remove the additional fees that the people in the north have to pay.
For those who are watching, it is quite simple. If a ship transits from Montreal to Iqaluit, it has to pay additional service fees for the privilege of sending freight or cargo up to the far north. If a ship comes from Antwerp or Amsterdam to Iqaluit, no fees are applied. That is unfair and it is time to change it.
I am going to read the motion of the Standing Committee on Fisheries and Oceans. I thank the hon. member for South Shore—St. Margaret's, the chair of the committee, for presenting it to the House as a report. It states:
The Committee on Fisheries and Oceans recommends that the Government:
1. Not apply Marine Service Fees on Canadian commercial ships transiting to and from waters north of 60° based on the socio-economic conditions of the North consistent with the fee exemption established in 1997;
2. That the exemption be appliely without any further ded immediatelay and that the Canadian Coast Guard's cost recovery policy with respect to the North be subject to further review in the development of a national Future Approach to the Marine Services Fees;
3. Whereas the Marine Service Fees collected by the Canadian Coast Guard on the provision of sealift services to the Eastern Arctic is not consistent with the current exemption based on the socio-economic conditions of the North, specifically the reality that the Eastern Arctic is dependent on re-supply by way of the south given its unique socio-economic conditions;
4. Whereas the peoples across Canada's North including remote communities experience the highest costs of living in Canada; and
5. Whereas the communities and residents of the North maintain and exert Canada's Arctic sovereignty across the Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Nunavik and Northern Quebec, and Labrador.
These people are the ears and eyes of our north. There has been a lot of talk lately about Arctic sovereignty. We think that the people of the north have a right not only to live in the north of course and have economic opportunities, but we also believe the exemption should remain in place. We think it is inconceivable that the government in 1997 placed the exemption but never enacted it. We could not help but notice that when the Conservatives were in opposition they supported this particular indication.
I would like to read a couple of quotes by someone we all know. A letter was sent to Dennis Fentie, Premier of Yukon; Joseph Handley, Premier of the Northwest Territories; and Paul Okalik, the Premier of Nunavut. I will let you guess who said this, Mr. Speaker, on January 6, 2006. The letter states:
We recognize the unique circumstances faced in the north regarding the delivery of programs and services to residents and we are prepared to discuss the challenges regarding the costs and circumstances for the delivery of those services.
It also states:
3. the need to simplify the spiderweb of federal regulatory authority which threatens economic development in the north;
Mr. Speaker, guess who said that ever so eloquently? It was none other than the Prime Minister himself when he was in opposition. We thank the Prime Minister for recognizing the unique economic conditions of the north. We would like to thank him one more time by accepting this report and removing the fees immediately.
Again, if the government members wish to follow through on their own commitment to the people of the north, we would be glad to support them. Unfortunately, in the estimates we do not see anything of that nature in this regard. Thus, the opposition needs to get the issue back on the table in the House of Commons.
It is time that the government fully recognize the exemption of 1997. That is basically all we are asking for and if we do that I honestly believe we could help the people in the north develop their economies even better.
We cannot sit down here in the south and say one thing and then tell the people in the north another thing. It is simply unacceptable. As a person who lived in Yukon for nine years, I understand quite uniquely the conditions under which the people live in terms of trying to compete with its southern neighbours, and trying to have health and educational services, transportation services and economic opportunities. We need to assist them.
The overall cost to the government is really peanuts when we look at the big budgets it talks about. This would go a long way in assisting the three premiers of the north and their constituents, and the three members of Parliament who represent those areas from Yukon, Northwest Territories and of Nunavut. I thank all three of them for helping us in this discussion and moving this issue forward.
We honestly think that this is something that would be very helpful. I want to thank a couple of people for their assistance, Mr. Richard Selleck from the office of Senator Willie Adams who has been very helpful. Senator Willie Adams represents the north in the Senate. I also thank Mr. Francis Schiller, who has been working very hard and a long time on all aspects of marine service fees trying to get them in line, so that the people of the north, and the people who do business and trade with the north, will be able to have a competitive level playing field when it comes to the same aspects of the economy that we have in the south.
This is a very proper and opportune time for this debate to happen in the House of Commons. I thank all my colleagues here, but I especially want to encourage my Conservative colleagues to move forward on this, especially the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans, who himself is from Newfoundland and who has commented before about the unique situations in the far north. He knows the unique conditions of outports in the beautiful province of Newfoundland and Labrador and how we need to help those communities and assist those businesses in creating economic development in the far north.
If the exemption gets into place immediately, we are then as a Parliament telling the north, everybody north of 60, that we understand the situation they go through, the complications that they have, and we will do everything in our fiscal power to assist them.
At this time I would hope that the House would seek a fairly quick recommendation on this and pass it unanimously, so that we could collectively tell the north it is trick or treat time and today, here is a treat and no tricks.
I wish to thank the hon. member for Cape Breton—Canso who understands the great challenges that we have in helping out the north. I look forward to the debate and I thank the House for the opportunity to speak on this issue.
Fisheries and Oceans
Committees of the House
Routine Proceedings
10:20 a.m.
Gerald Keddy South Shore—St. Margaret's, NS
Mr. Speaker, I have a couple of comments and a couple of questions.
The hon. member talked about saying one thing and doing another. It kind of reminds me of his position on supporting the troops in Afghanistan, and yet he stood in the House and voted against the mission. That is the first thing I want to get off my chest.
The second thing is, what is it worth? The NDP talks about stifling the northern economy. What would the cost be? My understanding is that the marine service fees for north of 60 amount to about $100,000 a year. We do not have the same deal for any other provinces like P.E.I. or Newfoundland. The amount of $100,000 a year is not going to stifle the northern economy. Are we going to offer this same reduction of fees to all the land routes that cross 60°? Are we going to offer the same reduction of fees straight across the board? What about the diamond industry? It is a fairly lucrative industry. Should we be assisting it? Should we be assisting oil and gas exploration industries in the high Arctic. Can they not afford to pay service fees?
I would like to know the cost and to have a rational debate about this instead of a political debate because we can all be guilty of that. What is the cost and why can the north not afford to assume those costs on its own? Is it stifling the northern economy? I think there was a reason the bill was enacted and there was a reason that it was not brought in because I think cooler heads prevailed and they took a look at it. I do not think this is about holding the north back at all, but I think that we have to be fair throughout the country. What is the cost? That is my question.
Fisheries and Oceans
Committees of the House
Routine Proceedings
10:25 a.m.
Peter Stoffer Sackville—Eastern Shore, NS
Mr. Speaker, first of all, on the member's first question, if he thinks that the lives of the troops and billions of dollars of expenditures toward the country of Afghanistan is only worth a six hour night debate and then a rush vote in the House of Commons, without fair and proper consultation with all Canadians, it is absolutely unacceptable. I would never support that.
On the member's issue of the service fees for the north, I cannot stand in the House and say here is the exact figure because if those fees were removed, we may have even more additional services to the far north.
I remind my hon. colleague from South Shore—St. Margaret's that it was his Prime Minister who stated what I quoted here in the House earlier. It was the government when it was in opposition that supported the implementation of the exemption. If the member wants to know the true figures, he can easily ask the parliamentary secretary who is sitting right next to him or the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans.
He has had ample time to learn about these figures. These figures change all the time. We do not know the exact costs. We do know that the north has asked us for this. The north has been asking since before 1997 for the removal of these fees. If the member wishes to have an exact penny to the count, hopefully by the end of the day I will get him those figures. I believe his $100,000 figure is way too low.
The fact is that the member cannot compare southern operations to that of the north. It is simply unacceptable. The member knows better than that.
Fisheries and Oceans
Committees of the House
Routine Proceedings
10:25 a.m.
Brian Fitzpatrick Prince Albert, SK
Mr. Speaker, I will follow up on those excellent questions from the government member. I am curious because I hear the Bloc members and the NDP very often talking about subsidies and tax breaks for the oil industry and some of the big companies, such as De Beers, and other diamond companies and so on.
Is the member seriously telling us here that when it comes to major oil and gas developments in the north or mining ventures by companies such as De Beers or building the Mackenzie Valley pipeline by Exxon, one of the biggest corporations in the world, that he is actually advocating that we give them a reduced arrangement on fees for transporting products and stuff to the north? Is that what the member is saying? Is he talking about another subsidy to the oil and gas industry which his party seems to be preoccupied with? Is he talking about another one?


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More:Special Conference on "Foreign Economic Policy, 1973-1976"About the Author: Lindsay Krasnoff serves as a Historian in the Office of the Historian.
In many ways, the period 1973-1976 was a critical one in the formulation of foreign economic policy. The end of the fixed exchange rate system envisioned at the1944 Bretton Woods conference and the transition to flexible exchange rates coincided with the oil crises of the 1970s. The resultant shift in the international balance of trade opened a new debate as to the role of developing countries in world affairs. In order to discuss this and other aspects of the unsettled economics of the era, the seven largest industrialized countries created the G-7 summit (Canada, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Japan, and the United States). Fast-forwarding several decades, the 1999 establishment of the G20, the recent international economic crises, and continued worries over energy, oil, and trade, demonstrate how some aspects of the present parallel those of the 1970s.
On Monday, March 7, 2011, the Office of the Historian and the George Mason University School of Public Policy will convene the first conference in the Foreign Relations of the United States (FRUS) Special Conference Series, "Foreign Economic Policy, 1973-1976," at George Mason University.
The conference is based upon the recent FRUS volume, Foreign Economic Policy, 1973-1976,which examines U.S. policy during a time of great global economic change. In addition to the themes outlined above, this volume looks at the passage of the Trade Act of 1974 and how the Jackson-Vanik Amendment linked human rights to U.S. trade policy; the launch of the Tokyo Round of General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) negotiations; and North/ South relations and commodity policy in a post-1973 oil embargo world.v The significance of the volume and the lessons to be gleaned from this period by historians, economists, and policy analysts promise an engaging event. The text of Foreign Economic Policy, 1973-1976 is available online, allowing conference attendees to read it beforehand.
Under Secretary of State for Economic, Energy, and Agricultural Affairs Robert Hormats will give the keynote address. As part of the National Security Council staff during the mid-1970s, Under Secretary Hormats authored several key documents in the Foreign Economic Policy, 1973-1976 volume. The conference will feature a presentation by the volume's editor, Dr. Kathleen Rasmussen, and an academic panel of historians, foreign policy analysts, and economists composed of Will Gray (Department of History, Purdue University), Susan Aaronson (Elliot School of International Affairs, George Washington University), Dan Hamilton (School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University), and Kent Hughes (Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars).
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So a question for the American Historians : - How history repeats? and How and why events repeats with a mathematical frequent precision? which measurable frequency is given on kind of events?
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Nations concerned over history distortion- IRNA chief Tehran, March 7, IRNA – IRNA Managing-Director Ali-Akbar Javanfekr said here Monday that the world nations are concerned over distortion of history directed by colonialists and arrogant powers.
Javanfekr, also Presidential Advisor, made the remark in his meeting with the visiting Chief of the Evaluation Section of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Amir Piric.
'Today, important developments are taking place around the world, but certain western media distort the news of those events,' Javanfekr said.
He added that although the world media are duty bound to disseminate the true stories, some of them try to disseminate the news in a way they are interested.
He further called on the UNESCO to support the independent and justice-seeking media across the world.
For his part, Piric said UNESCO is responsible for fighting distortion of history.
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Major Works
Most critics agree that Rhetoric was composed during Aristotle's second residency in Athens, which occurred between 335 and 322 B.C. The composition date has been placed from 336 to 330 B.C. Although there is little agreement regarding Aristotle's intention in this work, in general Rhetoric discusses methods of persuasion, logical and ethical proofs, and the style and arrangement of rhetorical arguments.
It is believed that in addition to his Rhetoric, Aristotle wrote a number of other rhetorical works which have since been lost. John Henry Freese has noted that Diogenes Laertus, in his Life of Aristotle, listed six such works, among them the dialogue Gryllus. Critical attention has focused on the extant fragments of this text and on references to it in other texts. The son of Xenophon, Gryllus died in battle in 362 B.C. After his death, elaborate eulogies were prepared for him, and some critics believe that Aristotle's Gryllus was one such commemoration. Others, including Anton-Hermann Chroust, have argued that the dialogue is actually a polemic against this obsequious style of rhetoric.
Textual History
Scholars believe that Aristotle revised the work over a number of years following its composition. Some have conjectured that Rhetoric was used by Aristotle as a set of lecture notes. Keith V. Erickson has noted that despite stories regarding the loss and recovery of the text, it apparently was preserved by the Lyceum (the school in Athens at which Aristotle taught). The work may have seemed to disappear, Erickson has suggested, simply because it was not taught for many years. Although Cicero (143-06 B.C.) frequently mentioned Rhetoric in his works, there is little to indicate the extent to which the text was studied for the next approximately six hundred years. Erickson has noted that it was the last of Aristotle's works to be recovered in the Middle Ages. The text was translated into Arabic, and then into Latin from Arabic in 1256. Around 1475, the first published analysis of Rhetoric appeared, prepared by George of Trebizond. The sixteenth and seventeenth centuries saw the publication of numerous translations and commentaries on the work. After a century of little interest in the work, Rhetoric enjoyed a nineteenth-century revival, which has continued into the twentieth century and has resulted in its publication in many languages.
Critical Reception
Modern critical analyses of Rhetoric have focused on the construction of the work, on the psychological concepts Aristotle discusses, and whether or not Aristotle proves the legitimacy of rhetorical discourse. Charles Sears Baldwin has studied the way in which Aristotle distinguishes logic from rhetoric. Baldwin has pointed out that while both rhetoric and logic are methods of "bringing out truth, of making people see what is true and fitting," rhetoric seeks to have this truth "embraced" by the people. Gerard A. Hauser has examined the two "instruments of logical proof used by Aristotle in Rhetoric: the enthymeme* and the example. Hauser has noted that Aristotle seems to present example first as an independent method of proof (in Book 1) and then as subordinate to the enthymeme (in Book 2). By exploring the logical relationship between induction and example in Aristotle's other writings, Hauser has concluded that Aristotle presents a single doctrine with regard to example, but one which is bifurcated. Theresa M. Crem has offered a similarly technical analysis of Rhetoric, stating that Aristotle approaches the subject as a logician. Crem has reviewed portions of the work as "a scientific presentation of the rhetorical method."
The psychology of Rhetoric is also a source of commentary among critics. William J. Jordan has argued that by studying the context of Aristotle's statements in Rhetoric concerning the use of metaphor, it becomes apparent that Aristotle regarded the metaphor as a psychological tool. Aristotle's conception of metaphor, Jordan has stated, identifies "semantic and structural characteristics" desigped to affect the behavior of listeners or readers. Alan Brinton has also taken up the issue of the psychology explored in Rhetoric. Brinton maintains that the psychological concepts present in the text are not the type which become dated, since they are not psychological theories "in the social-scientific 'sense."
Critics have also addressed the issue that was hotly debated during Aristotle's life—the question of whether rhetoric is legitimate, rational discourse or whether it is sophistry, a method of verbal manipulation with a disregard for the soundness of argumentation. Larry Arnhart has explained that because rhetorical arguments generally lack the strict exactness of scientific knowledge, Aristotle faced the challenge of demonstrating that such arguments were still rational. Arnhart maintains that Aristotle used the concept of enthymeme in order to distinguish rhetoric from both science and sophistry, and that Aristotle successfully demonstrated the rationality of rhetorical discourse. Similarly, Mary Margaret McCabe has studied the objections to rhetoric raised by Aristotle's contemporaries, as well as his responses in Rhetoric to such objections. McCabe has concluded that Aristotle avoids both extremes: Plato's complete condemnation of rhetoric and Isocrates's absolute endorsement of it. She maintains that Aristotle demonstrates that rhetoric is truly an art that can be practiced legitimately.
*A syllogism is an argument, or proof, used in logic, in which the conclusion of the argument is supported by two premises. An enthymeme is a syllogism in which one of the two premises is unexpressed.
Principal Works
Gryllus (dialogue) c. 360 B.C.
Rhetorical [Rhetoric] (treatise) c. 336 B.C.
Principal English Translations
The Rhetoric of Aristotle [translated by Sir Richard Claverhouse Jebb] 1909
The Rhetoric of Aristotle [translated by Lane Cooper] 1932
The Art of Rhetoric [translated by H. C. Lawson-Tancred] 1991
On Rhetoric: A Theory of Civic Discourse [translated by George A. Kennedy] 1991
Charles Sears Baldwin (essay date 1924)
SOURCE: "The Rhetoric of Aristotle," in Ancient Rhetoric and Poetic, Peter Smith, 1959, pp. 6-21.
[In the following excerpt from a work originally published in 1924, Baldwin examines both the construction and content of Books I and 2 of Rhetoric. He maintains that in this work, which should be regarded as a philosophical survey rather than a manual, Aristotle demonstrates "the full reach of his intelligence."]
The only art of composition that concerns the mass of mankind, and is therefore universal in both educational practise and critical theory, is the art of effective communication by speaking and writing. This is what the ancients and most moderns...
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Anton-Hermann Chroust (essay date 1973)
SOURCE: "Aristotle's First Literary Effort: The Gryullus—A Work on the Nature of Rhetoric" in Aristotle: New Light on His Life and on Some of His Lost Works, Vol. II, University of Notre Dame Press, 1973, pp. 29-42.
[In the following essay, Chroust argues that, based on the extant fragments of and references to Aristotle's Gryllus, the work appears to be an attack on certain types of rhetoric, as well as a defense of "proper" rhetoric, and is similar in content to passages in Plato's Gorgias.]
In their respective 'catalogues' of Aristotle's writings, Diogenes Lacrtius,1 Hesychius of Smyrna (the author of the Vita Aristotelis...
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Theresa M. Crem (essay date 1974)
SOURCE: "The Definition of Rhetoric According to Aristotle," in Aristotle: The Classical Heritage of Rhetoric, edited by Keith V. Erickson, The Scarecrow Press, Inc., 1974, pp. 52-71.
[In the following essay, Crem examines the first chapter and the beginning of the second chapter of Book I of Aristotle's Rhetoric, arguing that he offers a scientific treatment of the subject in that he approaches rhetoric not as a rhetorician but as a logician.]
Aristotle's treatise on rhetoric is unique, in that it is a properly scientific consideration of the subject. This characteristic becomes manifest, when we compare it with...
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William J. Jordan (essay date 1974)
SOURCE: "Aristotle's Concept of Metaphor in Rhetoric," in Aristotle: The Classical Heritage of Rhetoric, edited by Keith V. Erickson, The Scarecrow Press, Inc., 1974, pp. 235-50.
[In the following essay, Jordan studies Aristotle's use of metaphor in Rhetoric, asserting that the context of Aristotle's statements about metaphor indicates that his conception of metaphor was psychological in nature. Aristotle, Jordan notes, identifies "semantic and structural characteristics which affect reader and listener behavior."]
Unlike much of Aristotle's rhetorical theory, his concept of metaphor has received relatively little attention from contemporary rhetorical...
(The entire section is 6237 words.)
Keith V. Erickson (essay date 1975)
SOURCE: "A Brief History of Aristotle's Rhetoric," in Aristotle's "Rhetoric": Five Centuries of Philological Research, The Scarecrow Press, Inc., 1975, pp. 1-20.
[In the following essay, Erickson traces 2,300 years of the history of Rhetoric, from its probable composition date, the myths regarding the loss and recovery of the text, early translations and publications, and into the twentieth century.]
Tracing the history of Aristotle's Rhetoric logically begins with its "completion" or "publication" date. Although numerous scholars have attempted to date the Rhetoric there is little conclusive evidence to confirm a particular date. Edward M....
(The entire section is 5958 words.)
Larry Arnhart (essay date 1981)
SOURCE: "The Rationality of Political Speech: An Interpretion of Aristotle's Rhetoric," in Interpretation: A Journal of Political Philosophy, Vol. 9, Nos. 2 & 3, September, 1981, pp. 141-54.
[In the following essay, Arnhart maintains that Aristotle uses the concept of enthymeme (a logical argument, or syllogism, in which one of two conclusion-supporting premises is unexpressed) to defend the legitimacy of rhetorical discourse and to distinguish rhetoric from both science and sophistry.]
Is rhetoric some form of rational discourse about the intelligible reality of politics? Or is it merely a means for verbally manipulating...
(The entire section is 6700 words.)
Alan Brinton (essay date 1990)
SOURCE: "The Outmoded Psychology of Aristotle's Rhetoric," in Western Journal of Speech Communication, Vol. 54, No. 2, 1990, pp. 204-18.
[In the following essay, Brinton examines the canonical status of Rhetoric, defending it against those who would reject the text as dated due to the "emergence of the social-scientific study of communication in the twentieth century." Brinton argues that the psychological conceptions found in Rhetoric are, unlike some psychological theories, "not the kind which perish …" and that the text remains relevant to students of rhetorical theory.]
However rhetoric ought to be defined, the great rhetorics of the...
(The entire section is 7834 words.)
Mary Margaret McCabe (essay date 1990)
SOURCE: "Arguments in Context: Aristotle's Defense of Rhetoric," in Aristotle's "Rhetoric," edited by David J. Fuley and Alexander Nehamas, Princeton University Press, 1990, pp. 129-66.
[In the following essay, McCabe defends the structure and the content of Rhetoric, arguing that both support Aristotle's view that rhetoric is indeed an art and that it can be practiced in a legitimate manner.]
Is the opening of Aristotle's Rhetoric a muddle, an agglomeration of two versions of the text, haphazardly assembled? Or is there a coherent strategy to be found here? It has been persuasively suggested that two different strands of argument within the...
(The entire section is 17761 words.)
Further Reading
Benoit, William Lyon. "Aristotle's Example: The Rhetorical Induction." The Quarterly Journal of Speech 66, No. 2 (April 1980): 182-92.
Responds to critical interpretations of Aristotle's use of example offered by Gerard Hauser and Scott Consigny and provides a different interpretation and explanation.
Brandes, Paul D. A History of Aristotle's Rhetoric with a Bibliography of Early Printings. Metuchen, N.J.: The Scarecrow Press, 1989, 222p.
Traces the composition, preservation, and manuscript history of Rhetoric through the twentieth century.
Consigny, Scott. "Transparency and Displacement: Aristotle's Concept of...
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Snowmobile Trails Could Re-Open This Weekend
Even with all the snow received Thursday night and Friday in Chautauqua County, snowmobile trails may not be opened today.
On Friday, Chris Jaynes, Chautauqua Lake Snowmobile Club president, said trails could be open today, but crews were still working to check on removing downed trees and repairing washed-out bridges.
"We really don't have enough snow, yet," Jaynes said about trail conditions. "The snow we got turned into mud, in short order, because of all the water. It may take a day or two before we can open."
Jaynes said with the previous snow melting and then it raining, conditions are not safe.
"It totally saturated the ground," he said. "A beaver damn overflowed in Sherman. We do have a go around if we need one. We need to look at bridges and see if trees are down. In Dewittville, we have 8 inches of snow, but fields have been blown dry."
Jaynes said even if trails open this weekend, it will take a few days for quality conditions to return.
"If it continues to snow and be cold, it looks more like the following weekend the trails will be in better shape," he said. "Right now, they are hit-and-miss with the snow blowing around so much. It is hard to know what we have out there."
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Breadman, that's great to hear that the steel is working out well for you. I'm not familiar with vertically mounted electrical elements. Does this translate into the need for lots of turns for the pizza? Photos would obviously help, especially of the dough- getting the right flour can be an obstacle for some international members.Btw, even though this is a steel plate centric thread and you're now working with steel plate, don't be afraid to start your own thread. Once your own thread, each time you make pizza, you can update it, and it becomes a record of your journey.
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Reward offered for information in Whitewater attack
Victim says he was beaten due to Romney sign
WHITEWATER, Wis. - An anonymous reward of $500 has been offered for information that leads to the arrests of people involved in an assault on the adult son of state Sen. Neal Kedzie.
Sen. Kedzie said his 22-year-old son, Sean, was attacked early Friday morning by two men after confronting one of them for taking down a Romney/Ryan campaign sign outside Sean Kedzie's residence in Whitewater.
Police said they are looking for two white men described as clean shaven, around six feet tall, weighing around 185 to 190 pounds. Police said one man had short light colored hair, and the other had darker hair.
Sources tell WISC-TV that a student athlete at UW-Whitewater has been questioned in the case.
"I saw two guys walking by. One of them picked up the sign and kept walking, so I opened the front door, ran outside and said, 'Hey, I think you've got something that belongs to me in your hands,'" Sean Kedzie said.
The Republican senator from Elkhorn told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel his son was wrestled to the ground, beaten and choked.
"They grabbed me again, wrapped their legs around my legs, took me to the ground," Sean Kedzie said. "The one guy put me in a chokehold. He was punching me with his free hand while the other guy, (with) both hands, went at it."
The elder Kedzie said Monday his son was treated at a hospital and released. He said the attack is inexcusable.
"Sean isn't an elected official. He didn't ask for this," Neal Kedzie said.17106262
The senator said he has become used to people dumping nails in his driveway and even shooting paintballs at his house, but he said he never thought his son would be a target.
"He's shaken -- anyone would be. I would be. This is a senseless act of violence that should not be put upon anyone. This is not how people treat other people," Neal Kedzie said.
Sean Kedzie said he doesn't believe he was target because of who his dad is but rather solely because of the political sign he had displayed.
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Sean and his father said they hope this experience will open up the eyes of others and send a message that politically motivated violence needs to stop.
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