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Amsterdam may be often cited as the bike-friendliest major city in the world but Buenos Aires hopes to catch up. The capital of Argentina is creating new bike lanes and offering parking lot spaces for bikes, and now 40 hotels in the city are offering their guests and employees two-wheeled transport.
In a story published in El Cronista, an Argentinian newspaper, on October 13, hotels also plan to hand out maps and information about safe cycling in the city, which can be tricky in congested areas. High-end hotel Park Hyatt lends bikes to guests along with a picnic kit, while environmentally friendly Casa Calm has announced its plans to purchase bikes for employees.
In a move for cleaner, less-trafficked cities (and in turn healthier, fitter city-dwellers), other cities have been weighing pedal power as a serious option. Politicians in New York are considering physically separated bike lanes in the Big Apple, and a bike-sharing scheme, similar to the Velib in Paris or Cyclocity in Japan, has also been proposed. In addition, Washington, DC, is the latest global capital to enlist the bike-sharing scheme, with London inaugurating its service in July. Even more inspired is Copenhagen, where bikes already make up more than 50 percent of its traffic. The city is undergoing plans to build special highways dedicated to bikes.
Although the population of Buenos Aires is 3.1 million, each day 12 million workers, tourists, and students flood the city - bringing along eight million cars and buses, accounting for 60 percent of the total number of automobiles in Argentina. According to the US Energy Information Administration, Buenos Aires has, like many major Latin American cities, struggled in the past to curb the level of automobile emissions through stronger regulations and public transportation planning.
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The Shining - The synthetic glow of a dark convention
The line: "Go ahead, make my day," from the 1983 movie Sudden Impact is probably Clint Eastwood's most famous line and perhaps joins "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn," as one of the most familiar utterances in cinematic history.
But it might not his most chilling. I think Clint delivered a much icier and far more Bernie Goetz-like come on during the scene in 1971's Dirty Harry when his character, Det. Harry Callahan cocks his colossal 44 mag. point blank at a chancy thug's mug and asks: "Do you feel lucky, punk?"
For many reasons -- some related to recent events occurring in both Tampa, Florida, and Charlotte, North Carolina -- there are a lot of Republicans right now who might answer that question with a reverberating, "no."
That aside, in the wake of all that could be absorbed nearly a month after taking in both Republican and Democratic Parties' National Conventions in front of a television set, the question remains: Since President Obama had to show his birth certificate shouldn't his Republican challengers be required to take random field polygraphs because of claims they've made during the campaign?
Actually, the Tourette's-like compulsion imbuing the falsehoods about the Obama Administration that raged in Tampa -- a welfare check in every pot; millions in Medicare budget cuts; a nation that's a larger economic basket case than four years ago; and Tampa's marquee misnomer: "YOU DIDN'T BUILD THAT!" -- scarcely reflect the extremes of the contrast between the two conventions. Charlotte paid reverence to substance, enthusiasm, and inclusion while Tampa seemed a dour, off-putting charade; an infomercial peddling little more than the politics of dark delusion. Such differences laid bare the clear demarcation line between starlight and shadows.
Smelly ghosts
In hindsight, Tampa seemed engulfed by a certain kind of darkness that often surrounds closed-minded people -- a darkness ironically deepened via the visitation upon "God's Party" of Hurricane Isaac, an act of God that may be unfathomable to those God-fearing Repubicans who feel they know all there is about the mysterious ways in which The Lord works.
Yet, while Tampa was damper, Charlotte -- also impacted by inclement weather -- was nonetheless vastly more kinetic; awash in a giddy glow of positive energy generated by an enlightened gathering of Americans who while infinitely more open-minded are far less extreme.
Unsurprisingly, the vision of America projected from Tampa seemed both Rockwellian and Orwellian. It depicted a yearning for a nation that pursues a narrowly diverse American Gothic -like societal mode and a no-government ethos impacting virtually every aspect of American life -- except the womb. That's where Orwell kicks in. Many who blew into Tampa are apparently fine with the idea of a woman's womb being subject to the subversiveness of Big Brother "in order to protect the unborn."
But while Tampa gave the GOP the widest possible venue from which to display its pro-life culture, it was in reality haunted by the smelly ghosts of its own dead political past in the forms of George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, and with a hurricane looming, former FEMA Director Michael Brown. Throw in the underlying stench created by Missouri Rep. Todd Akin , and the end result was the predictable display of illusion, distortions, and deception typical of GOP activism.
In Tampa, the goal to deceive was obvious; all in hopes of making the Party seem, "normal." As such, suppressed or sequestered from major public view were many of the scariest of the GOP's bogey men and women. That meant suspected wiccans, creepy pizza guys, birther dudes with "Trumped" up comb-overs and former vice-Presidential candidates gone wild -- oops, I meant gone rogue -- were essentially persona non-grata.
In addition, attention seemed directed away from a surprising number of standard conservative causes. Matters like national security; gun control; traditional marriage; eliminating Planned Parenthood; and overblown "support our troops" staunchness by chicken-hawks -- Romney included -- were kept thoroughly on the low. Even anti-immigration language -- and thankfully, pink prison-wear fetishist , Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio -- were nowhere to be heard; at least during prime time. In fact, in a truly ballsy como se dice, "hypocrisy" en espanol? moment, the speech by Romney's son Craig -- whom I understand hung out for a few months in Chile a while back -- was delivered in; you guessed it, Spanish!
Indeed perhaps nowhere was a better job of deception culled than in the area of "minority affairs" indicated by the showy multitude of pseudo Latinos such as Marco Rubio and Craig Romney , and neo-Negroes like Mia Love and Artur Davis . Tampa's temporary diversity drive also extended to the convention floor which -- on Day One at least -- included auspiciously-placed contingents of rank and file conventioneers of color. From this perspective, it proved a remarkable example of expedient human trafficking on the part of the GOP; something likely lifted from the Jerry Springer playbook whereby you solicit the kind of live props needed to make a point and jet "em in VIP style. Then, once the show's over, they are herded out to the back parking lot onto a school bus pointed in the precise direction of whatever barrio, province, hamlet, hinterland, or hood from which they were recruited and sent home, possibly under police escort.

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Alessandria is a girl in a big world. She finds her self working all of the time and wonders if life will ever get better. Mabye worse?
She lives at a time of change and were woman absolutaly have no rights.
He grasped my hand. UG! I thought. My red curls bouncing on my shoulder as we ran through the dark night. I pulled up my ragged sleeves.
"Hurray Alessandria, we don't have time!" Marko pulled his hood further over his face as we passed through the courtyard. I wanted to pull my grasps from his, I wanted him to let go of me. I didn't know where we were going.
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"Please Alessandria!" I gave him a look. We were silent for awhile, the dark night surrounding us. When suddenly I felt a movement in my stomach, I clutched it. Marko came over to me and whispered.
"You need to follow me." He touched my stomach. I pushed him away.
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"Alessandria wake up!" Someone shook me thier hands were freezing cold. "Up, Alessandria! Go gather the eggs from the northren chicken coop." I grunted, I really didn't want to wake up. What was my dream about? I wonderd if it was to come true. I mean i wasn't even married yet. I was just past fifteen.
I got up and made my bed, the quilt was very beautiful. It had roses etched onto some of the squares. I called it my Rosie quilt. When i was little my older sister Rosie made it for me. The Rosie quilt was very close to me. Rosie (my sister) died of a child birth last year. She had a girl whom we named Antonia.
Put the quilt down, I pulled on a dress over my shift, than tied a apron around my waist.
"Oh! Alessandria, you look so lovely!" my youngest sister came danceing in. She petted my red curles.
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Not One More Life (NOML) is a volunteer program targeted at urban faith communities whose purpose is to identify and reduce the burden of asthma.
NOML programs are scheduled at local churches through contact with clergy and faith ministers. The NOML experience builds trust with individuals within faith communities through a relational approach that is free of government and industry bias. Program participants hear a short presentation, complete a confidential symptom survey, and undergo spirometry. On-site physicians review the results with participants, and when appropriate suggest follow up medical care. NOML donates an internet-ready computer to each church.
We screened 228 African Americans at 6 churches located outside of the Atlanta perimeter highway, and 6 inner city churches. 65% of participants were women, 8% current smokers, 20% past smokers, and the median age was 41 years (range 3-84 years). The overall prevalence of self-reported asthma was 21%, and was greater in participants 6-12 years of age (37%), participants with normal body mass (25%), and those attending programs at inner city churches (23%). Total symptom scores were significantly higher in asthmatics (median score 4) versus non-asthmatics (2). Mean FEV1 for participants was 91 ± 21% predicted, was lowest among current smokers (78±22%), but not significantly different between participants with (91±20%) and without (90±21%) asthma. There was a striking prevalence of increased body mass index (67%), but increased BMI did not correlate with the prevalence of asthma, respiratory symptoms, or reduced FEV1. Overall, we found abnormal lung function in 33% of participants, including 16% who had no respiratory symptoms and were unaware of any lung disease.
The burdens of asthma and asymptomatic abnormal lung function are highly prevalent in urban African Americans attending asthma screening programs held at local churches. This is not attributed to excessive smoking or obesity, but more likely a consequence of reduced health literacy.
Interventions to improve disparate asthma outcomes in urban African Americans should include education regarding health literacy and symptom recognition.
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There's a restaurant on site. You can enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge. Free breakfast is available daily. WiFi and wired Internet are free in public spaces.
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He is the first Class of 2013 prospect to commit to the Nittany Lions since the program was hit with NCAA sanctions late last month.
Jordan is a high-energy guy at practice and in the weight room, and he's adamant about football and academics, Woodson assistant coach Wendy Johnson said. He's always been interested in Penn State throughout the years, and he knows some guys up there. He always gave me the impression he wanted to go there.
Smith was recruited by Penn State defensive line coach Larry Johnson, and that connection was key in the eyes of the longtime Woodson coach.
Coach Johnson is a really good guy, and a guy most of the kids trust because he's genuine and straight up and what it's all about, Johnson said. He knows they can play football, but Coach Johnson really emphasizes being a real good man, being a good student and being a good athlete — in that order. Kudos to him for finding a kid like Jordan who fits that.
Smith looked at Tennessee and Illinois as well as Colorado a school that has become a hot spot for Woodson prospects but ultimately chose Penn State because it was the school he always wanted to attend. The sanctions apparently did not impact his thoughts about the school.
Jordan didn't let all this stuff play a role in the decision he wanted to make, he just decided between him and his family that Penn State was best for him, Johnson said.


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Restoring the San Joaquin
"Federal officials are now completing a big environmental study of the river restoration plan. No water can start flowing until the study is done, perhaps later this year. The timeline for the river work, under the guidance of a new "restoration administrator," extends beyond 2016.
This restorative work includes building a bypass around the Mendota Pool in western Fresno and Madera counties so migrating salmon won't get hung up on their way home. Gravel pits along the river will be filled in or isolated to protect juvenile salmon. Seasonal barriers will be installed to keep fish from getting lost near Los Banos.
After multiple revisions, the river restoration bill would authorize $88 million in federal funds over 10 years. The money would be combined with $200 million in state bond funds and additional federal dollars."
Additional information: Bureau of Reclamation San Joaquin River page
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IFC New York is in the old Waverly Theater, Sixth Avenue at 3rd Street, across from the basketball courts.
They show an eclectic mix of documentary, independent and foreign stuff. And classics. They are one of the hosts of the Doc NYC Festival.
Disclaimer: I've had a membership for a few years, and sometimes wander in to see offbeat stuff.
Yesterday, when I noticed the "free for k-12 teachers" in the previews, I was seeing Miss Sharon Jones. Apparently I've been enjoying Sharon Jones and the Dap-kings for quite a while, without knowing anything about them.
A fan page on MySpace (remember MySpace?) says: "By the sound of them, you would think Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings started making funk-threaded soul music together in the 1960s."
100 Days and 100 Nights
might be the catchiest. I'm Still Here
is autobiographical. But they do This Land Is Your Land
that is funked out, and totally enjoyable.
A rectangle question
If you take any rectangle, and take the midpoint of each side, and connect them in order, the result is a rhombus (quadrilateral with four equal sides). Cool, and pretty easy to show. (Lots of options – maybe the most accessible is to use the Pythagorean Theorem, since we have right angles, four times, and get four equal hypotenuses)
But what if someone gave you a rhombus, and told you that they formed the rhombus by connecting the four midpoints of some quadrilateral, BUT ONE THAT IS NOT A RECTANGLE. Could they be correct?
(Inspired by Patrick Honner's cool post on proving the Varignon Theorem, with details that were new to me, including the name of the theorem!)
Below, precinct house around the corner from me. The boxes below the windows show the midpoints of rectangles forming rhombuses.
Jagged arc of lights
Did you know what an ocular migraine is?
I went to a colleague's birthday party last month. I don't know why I wore my back-up glasses, but I did. And standing out in her yard I saw a little distortion in the right corner of my field of vision. Damned progressive lenses. I took them off to look at them. But the distortion was still there. Not floaters. A few zigzagging parallel lines, translucent, they didn't obscure my vision. And they went away in a few minutes, and I forgot about them.
Two weeks later they reappeared, on the right, but closer to the center of my field of vision, and with light and color on the edges. More angular, and brighter. They faded as they got bigger, moved to the right periphery of my vision, and disappeared. Took maybe 20 minutes.
I mentioned it to a friend, who said I needed to go to an ophthalmologist. This could be the beginning of something serious. By the way, did you know there were 2 Ls in ophthalmologist? And 2 Hs. Freaky. But not as freaky as getting a random electric light show.
I meant to go. I did. But it wasn't until the third episode this week that I jumped up and took care of it. Twenty minutes again. Started right center and grew and faded.
I called the ophthalmologist the next day (but I think I called him an opthamologist because I hadn't learned to spell it yet), and he took me later that day. Dilated the eyes. Found I see 20/20, with my current correction. Checked the field of vision for blind spots. None. Checked peripheral vision. Good. Imaged the blood vessels and the optic nerves. Good and good.
Was I the only one who didn't know there are "optical migraines"? This, apparently, is what I have. It's in my brain, not my eyes. And it's weird.
My last two were sort of halfway between these two images I found on
the internet.
It's time to push Fariña on unfair funding, bad principals
There are a ton of major issues to push with the NYC Department of Education. But my gut says these two should be priority. What do you think?
Unfair Funding Formula
The unfair funding formulas pressure principals to discriminate against experienced teachers. This hurts teachers, schools, kids, and, well, principals. There is no benefit to the schools, and no benefit to the system. Every teacher should be charged the same amount against every school's budget (or we should use units).
A teacher who is not hired under the current system, they are already in the system, there is no actual cost savings. And a lower cost, brand new teacher? That's someone who was not already on the books. That brand new teacher costs the system extra.
By linking teachers' actual salaries to the individual school "budget" (really paper internal accounting, not an actual budget) Bloomberg and Klein created a system where schools, principals, kids, and teachers all lose. We should end this.
The UFT Unity leadership agrees. And Fariña will not take action. She needs to feel pressure. Getting the UFT to apply this pressure should be a priority. This should be the last year of this unfair system.
Incompetent Administrators; Abusive Administrators
We have always had a mix of good and bad principals. But post-Bloomberg our system is littered with administrators who are incompetent, abusive, or both. Many have had inadequate experience. Some never taught, or only spent a year or two in the classroom. Some had poor training. In the last 20 years we have moved away from a system where an administrator would work under an experienced principal for years before taking the reins him or herself. Instead, beginning teachers did a one year boot camp to get ready. The "Leadership Academy" took candidates with zero pedagogical background.
The abuse often follows the incompetence. A principal who does not know what to do may feel threatened by subordinates who do, and last out. The abuse sometimes follows insecurity. If the position was not earned through years of hard work, but rather handed to someone with little experience, that person may treat their authority as a gift, and not something that was earned, and see almost any assertive act as a threat to that (arbitrarily granted, now arbitrarily exercised) authority. And some administrators just don't have the kind of temperament we would expect from someone supervising adults and children.
Whatever the cause, incompetents and abusive administrators should not be in the those positions (or, in some cases, might be retrained). In theory our union leadership agrees, but is frustratingly unwilling to press the issue. Certainly Fariña has not challenged the Bloomberg/Klein ethos that the judgment of a principal cannot be challenged (despite case after case affirming that we have people with bad judgment, poor tempers, and lack of necessary knowledge and/or experience running our schools). She needs to feel pressure to act correctly.
Push Fariña? We need to motivate our leadership
Both of these issues can be addressed, immediately. Neither is part of contract negotiations. Both would help many, many teachers, and many many schools. And our union leadership is not opposed, in theory, to addressing either issue. They have been, however, bizarrely reluctant to press either issue with the Chancellor.
Yesterday our allies in MORE met and set priorities for the coming year. Likely these two were highly ranked on their list.
There are other issues of importance to the members of our union. But in theory these two would be 1) relatively easy to make progress on and 2) would impact a great number of members, and 3) would shift the "tone" of the current administration. They seem to be good places to begin the new school year. What do you think?
Xenophobia and Cowardice
In the context of race I recently advised someone:
- Speak the Truth
- Work for Change
- It's not about you
I need to heed my own words. Primarily about race. But about other forms of discrimination as well. Given the current political climate, how could I see xenophobia and anti-immigrant propaganda, from allies, and not speak?
A week ago there was a coup-attempt in Turkey. And a counter-coup by the government, clearing opponents out of the armed forces, the judiciary, higher education, and schools. And the government named the supporters of Fethullah Gülen as being behind the coup, and demanded his extradition from the US.
Now, Gülen runs charter schools in the US. Many of us oppose charter schools – White Hat, Success, Democracy Prep, etc, etc. No issue so far.
But when public education advocates don't write "There should not be charter schools" and instead write "Fethullah Gülen should not be operating American charter schools" – I need to call that out. Anti-immigrant appeals are fashionable in some places. NOT HERE.
The link is to Mercedes Schneider, but there has been much more of this on Twitter and Facebook and listserves and I assume just about everywhere. And it should stop.
AFT Convention 2016 – Wrap Up
AFT Convention 2016. Ended three days ago. What do I take away from Minneapolis?
This was a better convention then my two previous. It was very different from my two previous, 2010 and 2014.
- There was a presidential endorsement. Which meant a lot of supporting speakers, the usual cast of politicians, plus the candidate. That was different, neither better nor worse, just what the AFT does. But it ran through the convention, from the first day to the last, with regular digs at the RNC in Cleveland.
- Social Justice. Fairness. Equality. Fight back against hospital consolidation (and conglomeration). ¡Si se puede! Remove block on funding for research on gun violence. Support work of the AFT Racial Equity Task Force. No more Flints. Stand with Planned Parenthood. Girls and Young women's education. And a special order of for safe communities and racial justice (these should have been separate resolutions. I mentioned in a previous post that the motivation for this was the most electric speech of the convention).
- Economic Justice. Against income inequality. Oppose the TPP. Crackdown on offshore tax havens. End out-of-control drug prices. Rein in abusive medical billing and crippling debt. Overturn Citizens United. Fight against student loan debt. Ending garnishing social security to pay student debt. Planning for the wave of state and local public employee retirements. Paid sick days. More accurate COLA for Social Security. Protect and expand the Social Security Safety net. Full funding.
- Fighting in education and nursing. Fight against unfair employment practices in higher education. Sepsis awareness. Professional standards for healthcare workers. Support, respect PSRPs. Summer nutrition programs. Safe schools for all. Organizing (three resolutions)
- No hot K-12 issues. My previous two conventions were dominated by the ruling caucus from the UFT, Unity, introducing and fighting for pro-reform k-12 resolutions. Last convention Michael Mulgrew threatened to punch anyone who tried to take away "Common Core." This time? Nothing like that. The ESSA resolution was positive/neutral. And the CTE resolution was positive. And the AROS resolution got a lot of attention from progressive unionists.
ESSA Resolution Highlights: Fight for Neighborhood Schools (what a change that would be for NYC), elevate teacher voice, framework of indicators broader than test scores, better and fewer tests, better teacher evaluation / multiple measures / no value added (still not good enough, but a huge step back from a few years ago), good PD (ugh)…
What is AROS? Alliance to Reclaim Our Schools. It coordinates union/community action in support of public schools, and has organized two major national "walk-ins" (not walk-outs). The resolution promises support for local action, and builds for coordinated local action involving at least 1000 schools in October.
An equivocal charter resolution did not come to the floor. The AFT leadership is not ready yet to oppose charters (or oppose high stakes testing). But they did have the sense not to push their unpopular positions forward and disrupt the proceedings.
Reasonable resolutions are one thing, undoing the damage the AFT contributed to by trying to compromise with the reformers over the last decade is another. We are not there yet.
- More negotiating in committee, or outside of committee, less yelling on the convention floor. More talking and testifying on the floor. That's just what happens when there's fewer hot issues. People got up and spoke to resolutions that might not have been paid much attention – and explained why they were important. It meant we heard from a lot of regular delegates, from all over the country. That was good, very good. There was only one, marginal caucus in opposition. Their procedural arguing got tiresome, but not disruptive.
- No pro-war resolutions. We had a resolution against the global privatization of education and public services, and an anti-Islamaphobia resolution. What a nice change from previous years when we had to listen to official speakers channel the war criminal Dr. Kissinger. Unfortunately, the resolution to support academics in Turkey did not make it to the floor. And as the convention opened, Turkey's government was stretching their counter-coup into the schools and universities. That being said, the resolution would have done little more than raise awareness.
Summary: The AFT was consumed by the presidential endorsement, and kept the rest calm. The convention did a solid job on social justice, racial justice, and economic justice. The AFT is not yet ready to reverse course on the bad compromises they made with anti-public education reformers in the last decade plus, but they are slowly backing away.
Here is a link to many of the resolutions.
Here's my tweets from the convention: @jd2718x
Here's my blog posts:
- AFT Convention 2016 – Days 3 and 4
- AFT Convention 2016 – Meeting the President
- AFT Convention 2016 – Day 2
- AFT Convention 2016 – Day 1
- AFT Convention 2016 – Prequel Chicago
There's one more post coming – about visiting Minneapolis, about meeting people, about sightseeing, about food, about conversations (don't worry, if you are reading this, I'm not writing about that conversation)… but this is it on the big issue politics.
AFT Convention 2016 – Days 3 and 4
AFT Convention 2016 wrapped up in Minneapolis yesterday. Here's a little about the last day and a half.
A pattern began to develop. Each resolution was followed by a little positive discussion, perhaps an attempt at an amendment, and the question was quickly called. This was both good, ok, and not so good.
It was good because these were, on the whole, solid resolutions. Attack Economic Inequality. Oppose TPP. Crackdown on Offshore Tax Havens. Against out of control Prescription Drug Prices. Rein in abusive medical billing and crippling debt. Fight back against consolidation in health care. ¡Si Se Puede! Remove the Block on Funding for Gun Violence Research. Overturn Citizens United. The Fight Against Student Loan Debt. Legislative Initiative to Rectify Unfair and Detrimental Employment Practices in Higher Education. End the Garnishment of Social Security to pay Student Loan Debt (this really happens? outrageous!) Defeating the Global Movement to Privatize Education and Public Services. Immigration and Islamaphobia. Hand in Hand (about an integrated Israeli school).
This was also good because much compromise was reached in advance, in committee. But there's an aspect to this that's just ok – those compromises did not get reported out, and it meant that delegates got a slightly incomplete picture.
Calling the question fast was not so good. While it was a forgone conclusion that each resolution would pass, it was important for delegates to hear WHY the resolutions mattered – and delegates often rose to passionately explain exactly that. Cutting off discussion early stopped people from sharing what mattered to them. Also, there were amendments, and while some were off-base, several were not, and calling the question early not only prevented them being discussed, it also prevented some of them from being heard. On several occasions Randi Weingarten intervened to rescue a discussion that was being cut short, but she was left in the awkward position of violating the rules of order to do so. Finally, there was one AFT VP who consistently called the question early, and while much of the audience consistently cheered him, the whole act, both calling and cheering, seemed more like a joke and less like what we expect from thoughtful representatives.
There were special orders of business. A Special Order of Business to support Mexican Teachers' Rights passed, but with passionate opposition from a delegate who objected to calling on the SNTE and CNTE to collaborate. SNTE, she alleged, collaborated with the government against the CNTE, the dissident union which is being repressed. And EON/BAMN tried to introduce several Special orders of business, none added to the agenda, as their speakers began to frustrate many of the delegates with their tactics.
And then there was the "Fighting for Safe Communities and Racial Justice for our Citizens and our First Responders" special order. LeRoy Barr gave the best speech of the entire convention. First, the issue, at least in my mind, overrode much of the others that were being discussed, maybe all of the others. This country has "made much progress" but still fails miserably here. Further, LeRoy spoke powerfully, and you felt the room move. His timing kept the delegates attention riveted. His volume, loud here, quiet as he read names, and names, and names, added to the effect. We will remember that speech for a long, long time. (I'm inquiring to see if there is video)
Beatrice Lumpkin, a veteran of … I missed it … 60 years? More? About 90 years old? Gave a talk that started me thinking "that's sweet" and then wowed me with her radical unionism and commitment to justice. I liked her talking about Hunter College and CIO organizing, but I liked it even more when she talked about Black Lives Matter.
Michael Mulgrew got called up to speak about organizing – although I'm not sure he addressed that topic. He did ask delegates to tweet out the hashtag #ApologizetoMyLittlePony for Trump accusing Michelle Obama of plagiarizing (I did tweet it), and then led the delegates in singing happy birthday to Karen Lewis, President of Chicago Teachers Union, AFT Local 1 (but she was not there to hear it.)
Day 3 ended with AFT elections – the room was cleared, and only delegates could return. Arthur Goldstein and I wandered upstairs and found a nice vacant glass-domed vestibule that gave a view into downtown.
Day 4 was rapid-fire. Election results (Randi Weingarten reelected with 98%) A few speakers, including Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the United Farm Workers. Six committees. Eighteen resolutions. And then Solidarity Forever, and we were done.
I tweeted a bunch. You can find them here.
Many of the resolutions were published. You can find them here.
And I will do a wrap-up in a day or so. And maybe a travelogue. Maybe not, since I didn't do much.


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The Sky Kingdom was a party room in Club Penguin for the Medieval Party 2012. It was confirmed in the parent's update email. This place is a magical kingdom in which you can get to after you defeat Scorn the Dragon King. You can also get there by going to the Town and climbing up the stalk on the side of the Coffee Shop. It was once a peaceful place until Scorn the Dragon King took over. It looks like a rich mansion for a king. On May 22, 2012, there were knight penguin statues instead of Scorn the Dragon King statues. The Skyward Staff was available here.
Magical Orbs
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Edamame Hummus
Subbing edamame for the usual chickpeas transforms this into a dip that's unexpected.
- Prep:
- Total Time:
- Servings: 8
- Yield: Makes 2 3/4 cups
Photography: Marcus Nilsson
Source: Martha Stewart Living, November 2011
- 1 pound frozen shelled edamame, thawed
- 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice (from 2 lemons)
- 2 tablespoons tahini
- 2 medium garlic cloves, smashed
- Coarse salt
Steam edamame in a basket insert set over a pan of simmering water until tender, 8 to 10 minutes. Let cool completely.
Puree edamame, 3/4 cup water, lemon juice, tahini, garlic, and 1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon salt in a food processor until smooth (mixture will be slightly grainy). Transfer to a bowl, and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes.
Cook's Notes
Storage: Hummus can be refrigerated for up to 2 days. Serving idea: Serve hummus with assorted crudites and breadsticks.


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Is there a way to bypass the radio staying on, for apox. a minute after turning the Jeep off, with the doors taken off?
Thanks alot,
There is a large round button on the left side of the radio, if you push it, the radio will turn off. ;)
Seriously though, I'm pretty sure that is the only way.
Yep, that's how you do it!
Speaking of bypassing, anyway to bypass that damn I ACCEPT button on the nav system? If you don't hit it when you turn on the jeep within seconds, the screen disappears and you can't get squat, including any radio, cd, jukebox, sat, etc. You have to turn off the jeep for several minutes if not more to reboot the whole damn thing.
Very annoying.
Anybody know if there is a reset for the 'low tire' idiot light on the dash? I got a flat, fixed it with a plug, but the light still shines. Is there a sequence like GM's where you go something like 'On-On-On-wait-On On etc?
I dont have a JK so i cannot confirm however on my moms fj and my buddies tc, they both have the reset buttons inside the glove box.
Hey Gary, is there a wireless sensor in the valve stem? I just figured the ABS system told the confusor that one tire was running faster than the others. That's pretty cool if it is wireless.
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Andy Duckworth was a multimedia producer at guardian.co.uk. He produced The Guardian's award-winning Science Weekly podcast. He dabbles in video and helped put together our beautiful audio slideshows.
Andy is a self-confessed gadget lover and an out-of-form squash player. He also likes lemon curd
Conservationists are attempting to reintroduce the mockingbird that inspired Darwin to the island of Floreana in the Galápagos
The microgravity created in The Drop Tower only lasts 9.3s, but that's long enough to see the strange things that happen when matter is freed from the pull of the Earth
An experiment to investigate how fluids behave in space is being controlled and monitored by scientists back on Earth in Bremen, Germany
In space, a piece of orbiting junk the size of a cherry collides with the force of an exploding grenade
New Europe: Germany 'Darmstadt, wir haben ein problem': Inside ESOC, the European Space Operations Centre
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At 110 carats, the price of the Cora Sun-Drop is as closely guarded as the diamond itself
One of the winners of this year's Wellcome Image Awards is a 3D animation of a mouse embryo created using optical projection tomography
Dr James Sharpe explains optical projection tomography (OPT), used to make one of the winning entries in this year's Wellcome Image Awards
Join Barry Glendenning, Raphael Honigstein, Sid Lowe and, of course, James Richardson to watch the high points of Football Weekly Extra
Andy Duckworth, producer of the Guardian's Science Weekly podcast, visits Cern, where PhD student Genevieve Steele plays the Celtic Harp. She's one of the performers on the Resonance album released by Cern physicists working on the Atlas experiment
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On the fifth anniversary of the London bombings, students from the multicultural Cranford Community College remember how the attacks heightened racial and religious tensions
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Is Tiger on a Streak?
By Kickntrue on 1/24/07
Tiger says he isn't on a 6 event winning streak. The "record books" say he is. ESPN.com experts weigh in on how Tiger's performance should be counted on his way towards trying to match Byron Nelson's amazing streak of 11 straight. In the end, it probably doesn't matter. Going from 6 to 11 is a lot of work left, even for Tiger. (ESPN.com)
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Who would win in a fight between the Borg and the Replicators?
Duh...the Borg of course. The replicators can make anything out of metal, and do it fast... they might be able to take over all the metal before the borg were able to assimilate them. And since the...
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Who would win in a fight between Chuck Norris and...?
Swine flu is boring. Chuck Norris would break it w/ the Total Gym, him and Christy Brinkley.
Who would win in a fight between Chuck Norris and a ninja?
I'll try to answer this in the most educated way I can. Chuck Norris is an allround champion of several martial arts, while the ninja is most likely specialized in Chinese/Japanese martial arts. To...
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Contacts: Who would win in a fight between Chaos and David?
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The newly-launched Cinema Chandelier makes a bold statement with minimal effort, featuring a simple circular frame in a rich metal finish and the warm glow of opal glass fixtures. Evocative of Old Hollywood's charm, Cinema's theatrical features are customizable to various compositions: The rings are available in stackable four-, six- or eight-foot diameters.
Made in USA
Steel frame with satin opal globes
2700–2200K 2-step DTW
710 lumen source min 90 CRI
108W power consumption
3100 lumens (delivered)
100-120V input 50/60Hz
220-240V input 50/60Hz (optional)
Dimming & Control
TRIAC dimming 10-100%
recommended dimmer
48Ø x 24 in122Ø x 61 cm
Product Weight
40 lb / 18 kg
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A special blend of simplicity, technology and creativity imbues every aspect of our work. We constantly challenge ourselves to improve, design, engineer and solve contemporary lighting, as a result, we're just around the corner from introducing a great idea.
2-step LEDs gradually dim to a warmer hue, simulating filament bulbs. Two radial channels of diodes illuminate at full brightness and as the overall drive current is reduced, the percentage of energy supplied to the warmer channel is raised relative to that supplied to the cooler channel.


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Posted March 4, 2014 by BlueMagic in Travel and Tourism
Spring Break Tip: 11 Cheapest Vacation Spots During Spring Break (Details)
With Spring Break right around the corner, we found some dope places where you could visit. We know we still in a recession so on top of being dope places, they are affordable courtesy of Hotwire. These nights are under $150 nightly AND five have a nightly rate under $100. Check out the spots in the Gallery you have until end of April, research done by ABC.