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-- -- nurses are battered again a big California union representing more than 3000 nurses.
At ten hospitals protest -- proposed cuts.
To their benefits and their.
They're striking for the seventh time in a little more than a year.
Mark -- the national right to work committee president and he warns that the union is setting the stage for a dangerous situation what do you mean mark.
-- -- Tom you know as these union officials forced workers off the job many of the workers don't want to walk off the job but if they do.
They -- go back to work they can be fine disciplined by their union in -- we represented nurses in Minnesota who wanted to take cure their patients they were forced to cross the picket line.
And they were disciplined by the union we actually had to represent coming get a lot of what would be fine to disciplinary action for actually trying to take care of their patient.
It's that -- going to work crossing to pick a lot essentially exactly the other problem with this and I've seen these strikes -- that it it's amazing how often they come along.
It would -- why so often it seems like most -- -- Get a collective bargaining agreement and its stakes for at least if you -- two or three years.
-- its negotiating strategy you know they announce he's 24 and 48 hour strikes it's happening more -- kind of this these flash -- strike mentality that keeps management off their you know on their heels.
And so now the management -- to go out and find a way to take care patience while the union officials make demands.
It really is a difficult situation and it's something that's developed since 1974.
Nonprofit -- hospitals got into the bargaining business you know prior to that it has been illegal to bargain at nonprofit hospital.
Saw -- -- let me just talk about nurses in general -- mean we have all kinds of critical jobs in our country that you cannot strike whether it's the air traffic -- or some other example.
Nurses seemed like they would fit that bill.
Well that's right in in 1946 when the American Nurses Association decided they were going to adopt a bargaining strategy.
Exempted nonprofit including nonprofit hospitals from bargaining.
It didn't get repealed until 1974 but that was after the 1966 strike in San Francisco that -- more thirty hospitals.
Were struck by unions ended that paved the way for passage of a law that allowed strikes in bargaining in the hospital sector nonprofit hospital sector back in 97.
All right -- that the nurses not familiar with northern California and they've been they've been very aggressive but.
You're Tellme just before we started during the break that that this is a national issue.
That's right we have cases right now in Florida we have a -- we have cases in Texas we have cases that.
Against Tenet and HCA and Kaiser and -- who are all the big health care providers northern California.
Basically what they're doing is they're leveraging management to get what is called -- neutrality agreement in -- is the management agrees to unionize employees without a secret ballot election by -- And now once they get organized -- they come back and leverage and at the bargaining table -- what's happening here in California.
So shame on the management of the hospitals absolutely.
Absolutely but it's it's a no win situation I mean it's a really difficult thing the corporate campaign it waged against these companies.
Is is a death by a thousand cuts they can match from all different angles from religious group so called religious -- -- community groups financial groups they go to your bankers your customers.
And they leverage you.
And then they.
At the very good at what they do and -- look I don't blame the unions for wanting to go out trying to get as much as they can't without killing the golden -- But the golden goose is going to change is gonna be a government program.
The Obama care program how was that the -- impact collective bargaining nurses and all these things at -- ask for or is this a precursor to where they're trying to do.
Get it while they can't.
I think that's right I think the obamacare the full implementation Obama cares gonna lead to a massive unionization drive in health care sector.
How we wrote about this in 2009 prior to the passage law.
If you actually read the 2000 plus page piece of legislation there are numerous opportunities for organized labor to leverage themselves on behalf health care providers across the country so.
This is preparation for that.
Well if you're union.
Leader -- you're thinking well wait a minute this is going to be we're going to be working for this hospital with the hospitals basically a government program.
They're basically is negotiating for -- government deal.
Exactly right we -- -- -- public employees to get that's right we actually indicated the US Supreme Court right now that touches on this issue were presenting a home health care provider woman takes care of her own child in her home in Chicago.
Who's forced to pay fees to the union in order taker her own child my gosh yeah and this is because she takes a Medicare stipend as a supplement to help -- take care her own child.
But that then governor Rod Blagojevich and Pat Quinn -- said you gotta be paid used to the union in order take care of your child -- that cases the Supreme Court right now.
I'll never under deadlock that seems like common sense of the judgment sort -- about what agency will wait and see mark mix thank you very much for bringing as of today Tom my pleasure -- don't you have.
Well forget the fiscal cliff.
Get ready for the climate -- because if the global warming alarmist get their way.
-- tax is coming that will push everyone right over the edge.
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I live in a geographical area that includes a big old lake. On one side of the lake is a hip city. On the other side are some boring suburbs and horse farms. I live in the boring part, unfortunately. However, sometimes I'm brought to the cool side of town for some reason or another, as was the case tonight. Someone I know was giving a book reading, and so I was wandering around in the art department of the UW bookstore before it started.
Mistake. Having recently declared an end to all frivolous spending, I should have known better than to place myself in proximity with writing implements of any sort. Unfortunately for my poor impulse control, the UW Bookstore is an obscene treasure trove of woodcase pencils, erasers, fountain pens, and endless stacks of notebooks, index cards, and other paper items you pretty much can't find anywhere in the boring part of town.
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15 comments:
- Gordon Coale said...
Wandering around the art dept. at the U Bookstore is so tempting. It's been a long while since I've been there. I think you demonstrated remarkable restraint!
- November 19, 2008 at 11:54 PM
- thegirlinthecafe said...
Don't feel bad, I would have done the same thing. I have pens and notebooks to cover for the next three centuries. And I still keep buying new ones!
- November 20, 2008 at 3:46 AM
- Elizabeth H. said...
One of these days I'll have to gather up my stash and take a picture. Trust me, it could be worse. ;-) Just this week I ran across some "Made in Brazil" composition books at a good price (they have much better paper than the ones made elsewhere) and bought up four, with no clear intention for them in mind. It's a sickness, I'm telling you.
I just love the way those Ampad notebooks look--classic! - November 20, 2008 at 10:38 AM
- Mike Speegle said...
...which is exactly why I'm gonna start selling that stuff. Sure it's kind of like an alcoholic opening a bar, but I'm strangely comfortable with it.
- November 20, 2008 at 2:03 PM
- speculator said...
Mais, pourquoi pas!? -as we say in Maine (why not!)
Nothing the matter with supporting a good stationer and bringing home the graphite!
Like a coffee, a pencil is an affordable treat.
Boston area folks get to imbibe at a plethora of tearooms and cafes- and- Bob Slate's
Bob has an astounding array of sharpeners. - November 21, 2008 at 10:14 AM
- dowdyism said...
lmao - that is too funny! I would be right there with you.
- November 21, 2008 at 4:41 PM
- Slywy said...
I love the Ampad Gold Fiber notepads—I use them to write shorter letters. They are truly classic. I won't say how many I have. Or bagasse notebooks and composition books from Staples. And I won't mention the boxes of pencils, erasers, sharpeners, and pens in the closet . . .
It is an illness.
I wonder if my General's order will arrive today?
Three centuries? More like three millenniums! - November 22, 2008 at 5:33 AM
- Byrd said...
High quality of affordable office supplies are available at eCost... I prefer to shop at here!!
- November 26, 2008 at 2:25 AM
- BulletRider said...
Had the same thing happen to me when I visited a local paper shop today. Big Rhodia pad and two Rhodia pencils left the store with me. Nevermind that I have enough other pencils to last a lifetime. But it's a nice store.
- November 28, 2008 at 6:34 PM
- Olivander said...
Oy. I just spent waaay too much on a verrry nice notebook/journal. I think your flaunting of quality writing supplies is becoming a bad influence on me.
Word ver: semewarq: the coded signals Worf has to use to dock the Enterprise at Deep Space Nine because Quark doesn't speak Klingon. - August 21, 2009 at 12:59 PM
- Little Flower Petals said...
What did you get? Inquiring minds and all that....
- August 21, 2009 at 1:58 PM
- Strikethru said...
I've realized recently that I have far too many pocket-sized notebooks. Really, a ridiculous amount. They might have to send someone from the county to do a dig out.
- August 21, 2009 at 10:28 PM
- Olivander said...
LFP: it was this one:
Since my tw stuff is beginning to collide with all the other random scribblings in my Moleskine, I thought this would be a nice way to consolidate all my tw info. It's large enough to hold enough material for, oh, a whole book. - August 22, 2009 at 11:07 AM
- Little Flower Petals said...
Ooh, I like it!
Soo...Strikethru...I shouldn't mention that when I was at Target yesterday, they had pocket notebooks with an old typewriter on the cover? (Can't remember which make or model...a Corona maybe?)
They were cute, but I managed to put it back. I not only have too many pocket notebooks, I have (quite literally) stacks of composition notebooks at the moment. - August 23, 2009 at 3:53 PM
- Sarah said...
I sell notebooks and I still can't resist a stationery store. I end up using the excuse that it is research...
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1 week 21 hours ago | Agree |
Has MSU beaten a team currently ranked? I want them to lose by 50. |
5 weeks 5 days ago | I agree. I was born and |
I agree. I was born and raised in Ann Arbor and graduated from M in '80 and had many Sparty friends. I went to a few games with Sparties in the 80's and it was a civilized rivalry. I sense a darkness creeping into the rivalry that did not used to be there. It may be that MSU winning has simply emboldened Sparty fans. In looking back I don't remember hating MSU coaches like Perless or Saban or OSU coaches like Tressel or Cooper but think Dantonio is a dick at the level of Woody Hayes. I know my dislike for MSU has really ramped up since he became coach. I think he condones and encourages dirty play. I have no problem with Izzo even when he was regularly destroying us. It's interesting people choosing MSU as a backup to Michigan. I applied to 3 schools, Michigan, MSU and Western. I remember getting my MSU acceptance letter "You are a Spartan!" and feeling dirty. I've raised both my kids as Michigan fans and neither would even apply to MSU even though I encouraged them to do so (the damage had already been done by then). I think journalism and other degrees hospitality, landscape architecture, etc make a case for attending MSU, but I would have chosen a lesser school rather than attend MSU. I know that is not logical. |
5 weeks 5 days ago | Two things |
Two things about your story ring true: 1. Michigan has a large contingent of arrogate asses (to quote famous MSU coach Daryl Rodgers). It's only after getting into the working world that it get's tempered. 2. Many MSU grads are insecure about their school (not attributing this to the author of this thread). It's a good school with lots to offer but many grads will bristly at anything they see as a slight to their institution. The institution "chip on the shoulder" is massive. Both of these are rank generalizations but I think those two issues will always have you caught in crossfire. I'm glad you are on our side and am proud to have you a member of the Wolverine Nation. |
5 weeks 5 days ago | Nice |
Neither of mine would even apply to MSU. One is at Grand Valley and one at Michigan, both were very good students but Michigan is a bitch to get into now. There are plenty of other alternatives to MSU as a second choice if not Michigan. My wife was not happy that my kids would not consider MSU. I would have been fine if they attended MSU but the brainwashing was too intense for them to consider it. |
5 weeks 6 days ago | I was at that 10-10 tie game |
I was at the 10-10 game featured in the upcoming Tiebreaker special. I was about 15 at the time. The general consensus was that a tie would send Michigan to the Rose Bowl. The rule of thumb was that you did not send the same team tto the Rose Bowl wo years in a row and that it would be Michigan's "turn". Remember this when it was the Rose Bowl or nothing, there were no other bowl alternatives for Big Tem teams. Still pissed 40 years later, and another reason to hate Sparty for their vote. |
9 weeks 3 days ago | Switched to using GA so my |
Switched to using GA so my typo's would be fewer. |
9 weeks 3 days ago | Me too |
I know. I thought that was how it would work. I think if they used first come first served GA seating the student section would look much more filled that it is now. I know many students are pissed by arriving early and being forced into poor seats. For those few hundred that want to be sit in the first 5 rows that is great but it sucks for everyone else. Think if every section of the stadium was forced into filling every seat, the top rows for games like Minnesota would be empty but it's masked by having empty seats through the section. The way they are seating the students now makes any no shows obvious. |
9 weeks 3 days ago | This is exactly right. There |
This is exactly right. There is no GA seating as you are assigned a seat (given a specific ticket with a seat and row number) at entry to the stadium. My son has gotten crappy seats by showing up to early. For crappy games the new policy actually encourages late arrival so you can get seats higher up! General admission seating (first come first serve) would be much better as you could choose your seat. |
9 weeks 3 days ago | The students are being forced to sit in lower rows by design |
There is no attraction to the lower rows, the students are being forced there. See my 5 other posts in this thread on why that is. |
9 weeks 3 days ago | GA is causing empty seats |
GA is causing empty seats by not actually being GA. You are assigned a seat at admission to the stadium and the ushers are forcing students to take assigned seats. Have you seen the army of ushers in the student section? Arrive early and get crammed in a low row. Arrive late and sit where you want. |
9 weeks 3 days ago | The students can't spread out |
btw the students can't spread out as they are given a specific seat at entry and the ushers are enforcing that seat. That is why everyone is crammed in lower until the game starts. |
9 weeks 3 days ago | THERE IS NO GA! |
There is no GA seating as you are assigned a seat at entry to the stadium (the ushers hand you a ticket). Get there early and end up in row 10. You actually get crappy seats by showing up too early. For crappy games the new policy actually encourages late arrival so you can get seats higher up! Genetal admission seating (first come first serve) would be much better as you could choose your seat. This would alievate the blank spots and would force late arrivals to have to find a seat. As it is now arrive early, get crammed in with other students in low rows as the ushers are enforcing you sitting in the seat on your ticket, or arrive late and get a seat row 50 or higher. It's the implementation of GA that sucks. |
9 weeks 6 days ago | Agreed, this is a panic move. |
Agreed, this is a panic move. Anybody remeber David Terrell playing defensive back for Michigan for a bit? I think that may have been against NW's spread. That did not go well. |
11 weeks 1 day ago | How do they let pictures like that become public? |
I understand how a candid picture might make you look bad, but how in the world does that Pelini picture see the light of day? Same with the Paul P picture last week. Both pictures look like they were taken post opt from a prefrontal lobotomy (less the scars and bandages) - glazed vacant looks. |
11 weeks 3 days ago | For Brandon can't we work this theme in? | ||
12 weeks 3 days ago | Agreed |
There was a $75 fee (can't remember if it was per ticket) for end zone seats. I asked for a tickup upgreade and got moved one whole section for $300 additional. Seems like I spent nearly a grand for 2 tickets in section 41 by the time all fees were paid. I'm no economics major but I think DB is discovering that he is hitting the high end of what people will pay. |
13 weeks 2 days ago | Word! |
Word! |
13 weeks 3 days ago | Jackass |
Yes, let's beat that dead horse some more. |
17 weeks 59 min ago | Yes, I'm sure his girlfriend |
Yes, I'm sure his girlfriend is much hotter.... |
18 weeks 6 days ago | I'm sure DB got calls and |
I'm sure DB got calls and emails. I sent him an email and got this response yesterday:
Thanks, Tom....
I appreciate your input on this matter.
Good wishes and Go Blue!
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19 weeks 1 hour ago | I too have a large ass, but |
I too have a large ass, but mine requires the appropriate seat padding. |
19 weeks 17 hours ago | NFL banned cushions but.. |
The NFL banned cushions but for stadiums with bleacher seating like Michigan Stadium (Green Bay and Buffalo) they are allowing cushions - http://www.fox11online.com/dpp/sports/packers_and_nfl/green-bay-packers-say-seat-backs-and-cushions-will-be-allowed-at-lambeau-field-for-2013-season So if this policy stay in place we will have the only cushion banned stadium with bleacher seating. |
19 weeks 21 hours ago | I've heard the first 8 ounces |
I've heard the first 8 ounces will be free! |
19 weeks 21 hours ago | New product idea. Pants with |
New product idea. Pants with a build-in seat cusion, Or a couple pair of depends - dual use! |
19 weeks 21 hours ago | Because you must have a large |
Because you must have a large soft ass that you love to place on a hard plank for hours on end. |
19 weeks 1 day ago | I could give you a driving |
I could give you a driving tour and point out Bo's first Ann Arbor house on Arlington, Canham's house on Newcastle and Bob Ufer's house on Glenwood. Ufer drove a maize and blue Buick I think. |
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So these issues don't affect us locally? Ina didn't write about "national issues"? Johnson doesn't?
I certainly respect your decision to "keep it local", but I must say "good luck" with keeping broader (national) discussions out, considering the very heavy infulence that national politics plays on the local political scene, on many levels. Frankly, I don't think you can avoid that.
As merely a side-note, I don't think it was an "apology requiring" mistake, to publish the anti-Semitic letter. Of course, edit out the vulgar & nasty ones, but people need to be aware that these things still exist... and people should have a chance to speak their minds in support of or in opposition to unpopular opinions.
Honestly, I (humbly) submit that you could better serve the readers, by more closely editing out the vulgarities & personal insults on the comment boards, than the letters themselves.
C'mon dude.... let her do an occasional "national politics" column, *especially* with hotly contested elections coming up soon. Let her do a point-counterpoint with Greg. Bet that'd get the # of "hits" up nicely... lol, they're STILL commenting on the Beck rally story from Saturday.
Respectfully submitted by your humble Weezil....
She's got a free hand to localize national issues, but that's not what you were asking her to do. You were asking her to justify Obama's policies without reference to local concerns.
The portion of the letter in question was, as you put it, "vulgar & nasty." Some readers have written to say it was OK to publish because it shows prejudice against Jews is still an issue. My problem with what I did by allowing the letter to be published is the allegations made by the writer were outlandishly false. I don't mind publishing radically different takes on a set of facts. What I don't want to do is to establish a set of falsehoods as the basis for debate.
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There is no shortage of holiday event choices for families this time of year. You can participate in Breakfasts with Santa and workshops to build gingerbread houses and watch the lights of the local illuminated homes, etc. It is rare however that any of those experiences can top the first sighting of Santa each year. That is where the parades have a very distinct advantage. If you have any memories of these as a child you know what it is I am talking about here.
Few things excite a small child as much as the anticipation of the arrival of Santa on Christmas Eve. One of those things is seeing Santa and waving to him in the annual Christmas parade. The cycle of these joyous events begins a few weeks before Thanksgiving and ends about 10 days before Christmas. Throughout the U.S. there are 1000's of big city and small town Christmas parades. Multiply that by the number children at each and you see what an impact these parades have on the young. The scenes from Miracle on 34th Street and A Christmas Story are about as realistic as you are going to get when they show the reactions of the children to the parade. I am sure I do not have to tell any of you about what a "smartphone" moment it is as a parent. (when my kids were small it was called a Kodak moment but I would imagine it is no longer referred to as that.)
The parades are not "one size fits all" however. They can be lighted floats or they can literally float as in boat parades. They can be children's parades, or pet parades or they can be trucks on parade. Whatever the locale sees fit to theme Christmas parades take on all shapes and sizes. Typically 99.9% of Christmas parades feature Santa. (I won't say unequivocally that they all feature Santa because I am pretty sure some of the quirkier ones might go for quirky over tradition.) And Santa is the key ingredient to launch a small child into a frenzy that is pure delight.
I can assure you that there is a local Christmas parade welcoming Santa near you. The good thing is that with the time span and the scheduling by municipalities, you can most likely attend a Christmas parade near you each weekend through December 15 this year. I invite you all to make it a real family outing. Bundle up the kids, get Grandma and Grandpa and old Uncle Bert, throw a few lawn chairs, blankets and seat warmers into the car as well and head to a traditional holiday parade near you. It might be just the thing to find the kid in all of us one more time.


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Ana Ortiz, Selena Gomez and Roselyn Sanchez all showed up at the ALMA Awards with a romantic side-bun that softened their faces and showed off their swan-like necks. Latina.com asked Amy Winer, a Latina hairstylist from Epic Salon in Ventura, California (818-986-2034), for a step-by-step instructional on recreating this camera-ready up-do. "I've done this look a lot for special events and award shows," says Winer, who recently styled the hair for a Baby Phat fashion show. "It's really a simple up-do that anyone can easily do on herself."
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ESCANABA -- Players de Noc in Escanaba is kicking off its 47th season with the drama, "Proof."
It's a Pulitzer Prize, Tony Award winning play that follows a family after the loss of their mathematical genius father, Robert.
Rachel Johnson plays the lead, Catherine. And it's a big role for her, considering the fact that this is her first play ever.
"Well, I think I would definitely like to be involved in the future with other shows," said Johnson. "Maybe next time, a little smaller role. It's been a pretty big commitment, but I've enjoyed it. I think I'll definitely try out for more."
Catherine gave up her own dreams to care for her once-brilliant mathematician father. And things get complicated after she announces that she, and not her father, is the author of a notebook filled with mathematical proof.
Her sister, Claire, and her father's former student, Hal, are shocked...but why?
"She has obviously inherited a certain amount of his mathematical ability," explains "Robert," played by Jim Soderberg. "But she also worries that she may have inherited some of his mental traits, like a propensity for mental illness."
Director, Cathy Wilson, says it's taken a lot of work and late-night rehearsals.
"You start way before you even have auditions," said Wilson. "You get familiar with the script. You get your crew in place. You have to line up everyone who's going to help you build the set."
The cast members said when audiences watch community theater, they support their local arts.
You can still catch it October 13-15 at the Bonifas Art Center Theater.


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Sen. Kay Hagan of North Carolina on Wednesday became the latest Democratic senator to unveil support for same-sex marriage, saying on Facebook the "time has come."
"After much thought and prayer, I have come to my own personal conclusion that we shouldn't tell people who they can love or who they can marry," she wrote.
She joined a chorus of Democratic senators this week who rolled out support for same-sex marriage. The endorsements came as the Supreme Court heard oral arguments on two cases-the ban against same-sex marriage in California and the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act, which excludes same-sex married couples from certain federal benefits.
Sen. Jon Tester of Montana and Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia also backed same-sex marriage on Facebook this week, following Sen. Claire McCaskill of Missouri, who announced support on her Tumblr page Sunday night.
In addition, Sen. Mark Begich of Alaska endorsed the issue on Facebook, though the Human Rights Campaign, a group that advocates gay rights, notes that he was already considered a supporter.
Meanwhile, Sens. Jay Rockefeller of West Virginia and Tim Johnson of South Dakota said this week they no longer support DOMA.
The sea change was also referenced in Wednesday's hearing at the Supreme Court.
"As far as I can tell, political figures are falling all over themselves to endorse your side of the case," Chief Justice John Roberts, a conservative, said to the lead attorney challenging DOMA, as he was trying to get a grasp on where the shift was coming from.
So, are these Democratic senators simply jumping on the proverbial bandwagon, or are they using the timing of the Supreme Court cases to roll out their support? Or, perhaps the slew of new poll numbers showing stronger support for same-sex marriage may be having an impact, and the senators don't want to seem behind the curve.
Jonathan Rauch, a guest scholar at the Brookings Institution in Washington, said it can be all of the above.
"There's also conviction," he said. "Quite a number of these people have quietly supported same-sex marriage for a while and were waiting for a political moment when the issue had momentum."
How much of politics is at play, though? McCaskill and Tester are from states with large swaths of conservative voters, but they don't face re-election until 2018, giving them plenty of time to fall in line with their party but not face immediate consequences at the polls from those in their base who disagree.
At the same time, Hagan, Begich, and Warner all come from more moderate-to-conservative states as well, yet they're up for re-election next year. However, Rauch suggested, that doesn't mean their political survival is at stake.
"They're politicians, so politicians always think about politics. But in this case politics and conviction are pointing in the same direction," said Rauch, who also authored the book, "Gay Marriage: Why It Is Good for Gays, Good for Straights, and Good for America."
On the GOP side, Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio is the only sitting Republican senator who has voiced support, an announcement he made earlier this month, citing his gay son as a big reason for his change of heart.
Eight Democrats in the Senate, meanwhile, have yet to voice support for same-sex in general, an issue that their party endorsed in its platform last year.
According to the Human Rights Campaign Congressional Scorecard, those include: Mark Pryor of Arkansas, Bob Casey of Pennsylvania, Bill Nelson of Florida, Tom Carper of Maryland, Joe Manchin of West Virginia, Mary Landrieu of Louisiana, Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, and Joe Donnelly of Indiana. (Johnson of South Dakota was also listed as a senator who hasn't supported same-sex marriage, but given his reversal on DOMA this week, that could change.)
While Rauch said the public is sure to see more "conversations" in the future, he doubts some of these senators are going to "risk re-election over this issue if they don't have to."


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An Online Reference Guide to African American History
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Josh Gottheimer ed., Ripples of Hope Great American Civil Rights Speeches (New York: Basic Civitas Books, 2003).BlackPast.org is an independent non-profit corporation 501(c)(3). It has no affiliation with the University of Washington. BlackPast.org is supported in part by a grant from Humanities Washington, a state-wide non-profit organization supported by the National Endowment for the Humanities, the state of Washington, and contributions from individuals and foundations.


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I returned to the sport about twenty-five years ago after not having hunted since joining the Navy in 1970. I was a rookie in every sense of the word. After reading through the hunting abstract published by MassWildlife, I decided to try bowhunting for the first time.
I went to a local sporting goods store and bought my first bow; a Black Bear model compound bow that drew back 60 pounds. The bow was made by Bear Archery, a company founded by bowhunting legend, Fred Bear. I also bought a half-dozen arrows that looked good to me, some practice "field points" for the arrows, a 3-pin metal sight that mounted on the bow to help me with aiming and accuracy at various distances, and a traditional 3-finger archery glove for drawing the bow.
I visited a local farmer and picked up a couple of hay bales to use as a backstop for paper targets. Ready to begin, I nocked an arrow, stood about 10 yards from the target and fired my first shot. It was immediately apparent that hay bales are inadequate as a target backstop for a compound bow. My arrow blew through those hay bales like they weren't even there. So, it was back to the store to buy a target that had the ability to stop my arrows, and set it up with a section of stockade fence serving as the backstop.
Now, I was in business. I literally shot hundreds of arrows at that target in my effort to become a proficient archer. After a couple of months of practice, I became consistently accurate out to a range of 30 yards. With hunting season approaching, I was looking forward to my first trip into the woods as a "bowhunter."
About two weeks before the season opened, I bought my first set of broadheads – arrowheads that are used for hunting. They were Bear Razorheads, widely considered to be the best broadhead on the market at the time. I screwed one onto the end of an arrow, stepped back 20 yards from the target, drew back, put my 20-yard pin on the bulls eye and released the bowstring. Let's just say I was stunned by the result. That arrow corkscrewed so badly that it completely missed the target and the broadhead lodged in the stockade fence. If I could make a baseball curve the way that arrow flew, I'd have ten Cy Young awards to my credit!
Clearly, I had a problem. After a few calls, I learned that my arrows and broadheads weren't properly "tuned" to the bow. I remember thinking, "Tuned? How the heck do you tune bows and arrows?" I soon found myself being schooled in terms like brace height, draw weight, draw length, let-off, arrow weight, arrow spine, arrow length, arrow stabilization, spin test, helical fletch, straight fletch, fletch clearance, broadhead planing, paper tuning, nocking point, trajectory, kinetic energy, etc., etc., etc.! Whew! There was a lot to this archery stuff!
I probably made every mistake a rookie could make. It would've been much better (smarter) to visit a local archery shop and have them help me get started. So, lesson number one – if you're going to take up archery (whether you plan to go bowhunting, or not), learn from someone who knows what they're doing. Local archery shops have experts on staff to help set you up properly with the right equipment. And equally important, they can teach you good shooting form and technique. Trust me - you'll save time and money in the process.
Jim Mathes grew up in northern California's Sierra Nevada mountains, where he fished for trout in rivers and streams, and hunted blacktail deer with his uncle and cousins. For the past 20 years, he has hunted primarily whitetail deer and wild turkeys in southeastern Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Pennsylvania.


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Unique luxury residence designed by a Greek famous architect in a natural beauty declared are of mountain Penteli overviewing the mountain and a scenic part of perennial trees. The property is built on a spacious 1,000sqm plot offering exterior amenities like a heated pool, and a beautifully laid out mature garden which uses a private irrigation system.
The residence is developed in three levels each covering 200sqm, while an attic is also available. Utility rooms and closed garage areas are located on the road level.
The bright Greek sun is really flooding the property providing it with light abound during the whole day making the owners indulge in a unique feeling of wellness.
All 5 rooms (one is provided as master bedroom) are very spacious,fully functional and well designed, while the construction and decorative materials used are of superior quality.
An eco-friendly fireplace gives the necessary warmth in the large living room is on the same level with the garden and the kitchen which also hosts another fireplace and a cosy living area.
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Natural Philosophy in the Islamic World
Professor Peter Adamson*
Professor Peter Adamson spoke about the research project he is currently running in the Philosophy Department at King's College in London, entitled "Natural Philosophy in the Islamic World." This project is funded by the Leverhulme Trust. The project is devoted to several areas in which the KCL Philosophy Department has long-standing expertise: ancient philosophy, medieval philosophy, philosophy of medicine, and philosophy of science. In particular it will look at the broad notion of "natural philosophy" Muslim world, especially in the 9th-10th centuries CE (see Peter Adamson's Leverhulme funded project on Natural Philosophy in the Islamic World).
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Figure 1: Professor Peter Adamson. (Source).
For philosophers of the ancient and medieval worlds, including the medieval Islamic world, natural philosophy included a wide range of disciplines we nowadays would be inclined to keep apart. The most fundamental part of Aristotelian natural philosophy was "physics" (from Greek physis, nature), the study of things subject to motion and change. But natural philosophy also studied all the various types of natural objects: the elements, the heavens, animals, and humans themselves. Thus natural philosophy was a large and varied terrain, stretching from psychology to cosmology, from mineralogy to medicine, from the study of plants to the study of the stars.
Figure 2: Depiction of Al-Kindi on an Iraqi stamp issued in 1962. (Source).
The main questions to be studied in the Project will be:
(1) How was natural philosophy understood to be a single branch of science, given its diversity?
(2) As a special case which sheds light on this larger issue, what was the relation between philosophy and medicine?
(3) How did Greek ideas about natural philosophy penetrate into the Islamic world?
(4) What alternatives were there to the mainstream Aristotelian approach to natural philosophy?
Figure 3: Introductory pages of the manuscript of Ilahiyat Aristutalis (Theology of Aristotle), the work of Plotinus in Arabic translation that was edited by Al-Kindi (Naskh script, 398 pages). (Source).
As part of the project, Professor Adamson has launched a podcast covering the history of philosophy, "without any gaps." This will in due course cover Islamic philosophy, though as it is chronological the first two years or so will deal with ancient philosophy. The podcast website is http://www.historyofphilosophy.net.
Figure 4: An old drawing of Avicenna from a manuscript dated from 1271 CE. (Source).
Further resources
1. Works by Professor Peter Adamson
Figure 5: Statue of Ibn Rushd (Averroes) honouring him in his home town, Córdoba, Spain. (Source).
2. Articles about Islamic philosophy on www.MuslimHeritage.com
3. General survey
Jon McGinnis, Arabic and Islamic Natural Philosophy and Natural Science, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (19 December 2006).
* Professor of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy, King's College, London.
by: Prof. Peter Adamson, Fri 24 June, 2011
Ali ibn Hazm (d. 456H/1064 CE) was an Andalusian polymath scholar. He was a leading proponent and codifier of the Zahiri school of Islamic thought, and produced many works covering a wide range of topics, such as Islamic jurisprudence, history, ethics, comparative religion, and theology, as well as the famous Tawq al-Hamama (The Ring of the Dove), a literary text on the art of love. Through the variety and richness of his heritage, he was considered as one of the leading thinkers of the Muslim world, and he is widely acknowledged as the father of comparative religious studies. In this article, we seek to shed light on Ibn Hazm's ideas and thoughts related to philosophy and science, and how he linked both philosophy and science to morals. Muslim Contributions to Philosophy - Ibn Sina, Farabi, Beyruni by: Prof. Mehmet AydinMuslim philosophers were men of science who explored and set the very foundations of knowledge. They had great influence and importance in the history of fundamental ideas. Al-Fârâbî as a Source of the History of Philosophy and of Its Definition by: Prof. Mubahat Turker-KuyelThe origins of science lie in the study we call philosophy which itself is traced back through traditions of wisdom. Here a look at al Farabi's description of wisdom and the history of philosophy. Abu 'l-Barakat al-Baghdadi: Outline of a Non-Aristotelian Natural Philosophy by: FSTC LimitedAbū 'l-Barakāt al-Baghdādā (flourished in the 11th-12th centuries in Baghdad) was a scholar of the Arabic-Islamic tradition. An original philosopher and respected medical authority, he is well known by his Al-Kitāb al-Mu'tabar, a philosophical essay in which he submitted some of the fundamental concepts of natural philosophy to a penetrating analysis. He suggested in it many interesting alternatives that found an echo in modern developments in physics, such as his ideas about the physics of motion and the concept of time. Obituary of Dr David C. Reisman by: The Editorial BoardThe Editorial Board
In this short obituary, we pay a tribute to the memory of Dr David C. Reisman. Dr Reisman was a promising scholar in the field of Islamic studies. He passed away suddenly at the age of 41 in the UK on January 2, 2011. Dr Reisman was an associate Professor of Arabic-Islamic Thought in the Department of Classics and Mediterranean Studies, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, at the University of Illinois, Chicago. David had obtained his BA and MA from Boston University, and his PhD from Yale University.