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This weekend 42 US riders will meet, greet, tell tales and enjoy a well-earned rest in Los Angeles, CA. As part of the 42-Below Vodka bike summer to build a buzz amongst vodka-drinking cyclists (and why not?), the 21 riders of the southern route and the 21 riders who took the northern passage will become 42. And so ends their ride across the United States.
42-Below has been filming the summer journey and will be releasing a film as part of next year's Bicycle Film Festival, but since Rapha helped by sorting out the riders with Stowaway Jackets so they were ready for the elements, a few of the riders have been sharing the more entertaining bits along the way.
We first met Chris at our White's Ferry Gentlemen's Ride in Washington D.C. earlier this summer, just a couple of weeks before he got the call from 42-Below group to head west. Chris sent this in of he and Kennedy riding across Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats, a natural wonder so flat, so dazzling that it's a favorite location for filming car commercials and has been the site of hundreds of land-speed records.
Interestingly enough, the salt flats' potential for racing was first recognized in 1896 by W.D. Rishel who was scouting a bicycle race course from New York to San Francisco. I'm sure that W.D. and now Chris and Kennedy realize the flats' potential for eroding frames, cables, brake pads, rims and anything else that comes in contact with the salt floor.
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Jan Sotorník
20th August 2009 12:06pm
oh, poor bikes :-)
Joe Hall
20th August 2009 12:23pm
An incredible looking place. Certainly wouldn't want to take the bike with the new paint job out there though.
In regards to the W.D. Rishel race from NY to SF, will you be organising one for next year Slate?
Slate Olson
20th August 2009 04:32pm
Seems like a natural evolution for the Rapha Gentleman's Race doesn't it?
Dave Wyman
21st August 2009 06:48pm
Potential for erosion? Yes.
But think of the possibilities for enjoying margaritas!
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Sicilian Blood Orange Marmalade
Author Notes: This is a recipe that I adapted from one found in a Sicilian cookbook. It is best for bitter oranges like Sevilles or blood oranges that can benefit from a process that eliminates some of their bitterness. The four day soak eliminates the bitterness and surprisingly, none of the flavor. More than just a marmalade, it is great as a filling in cakes and cookies. - dymnyno
Food52 Review: WHO: Ever-fabulous wine-making, paradise-dwelling dymnyno -- that's pronounced "Diamond Wino" to the uninitiated.
WHAT: Sunset-hued blood orange marmalade.
HOW: A very unusual technique that involves poking holes in the oranges, and then a five day soak.
WHY WE LOVE IT: It's always fun to encounter a new technique. Here, a little patience does most of the work for you, and then said patience is rewarded with a batch of glistening, perfectly bittersweet marmalade. - A&M
Makes 9 cups
- 3 pounds blood oranges
- 3 pounds sugar
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- Using a fork or a spiky florist turtle (for quick results!) prick the oranges completely.
- Put them in a small pail or large bowl and cover with water.
- Change the water every day for 4 days.
- Drain the oranges and cut in half and remove the seeds (there will be very few).
- Slice them very thinly and turn and slice the other direction so that you mince the oranges.
- Put the minced orange pulp,lemon ju and the sugar in a large heavy pot and heat until the sugar is completely melted.
- Cool, and leave overnight to develop color and flavors.
- Next, bring to a boil, put in the thermometer, lower the heat slightly and simmer until the jell point is reached (220).
- Pour into sterilized canning jars and seal.
- This recipe is a Wildcard Contest Winner!
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Citrus Recipe
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5 months ago susanm
hi. cant wait to make this! 2 questions:
1. in step 1, the oranges are unpeeled, right?
2. in step 2, do you refrigerate during this soaking process?
5 months ago dymnyno
The oranges are unpeeled. I left them out on the counter, but if you have a very warm house or live in a hot climate, refrigerate them.
5 months ago shoestringmama
I finally made this ... found the recipe too late last year! The marmalade turned out very yummy but sadly the color isn't nearly as rich as yours - think it was just luck of the draw on the blood oranges I picked that day. Note to self for the next batch, get a candy thermometer as my meat thermometer shows it'll go to 220 but it never did. And another note to self - use fresh lemon juice. Really glad you posted this recipe and shared this technique. I will make it again. Thank you!
5 months ago Rifka
What is the purpose of the soaking and changing the water? Don't you just lose some juice and flavor? Thank you.
5 months ago dymnyno
The marmalade loses the bitterness, not the flavor!
over 1 year ago ChefJune
I made this marmalade this weekend, and it is SO delicious, I will definitely do it again next year. I have great photo I wanted to post, but I guess the cooks can't do that.
over 1 year ago Hilarybee
Dymnyno do you have process the marmalade in a water bath or just eat it up quickly?
over 1 year ago dymnyno
I process the marmalade in a water bath. (I have a lot of tweeky versions that I made last year before I decided on the one I finally used)
over 1 year ago gingerroot
Congratulations on a well-deserved wildcard, dymnyno! Brilliant, and gorgeous to boot. Looking forward to making a batch.
over 1 year ago dymnyno
Thank you Gingerroot, Can you find blood oranges on Oahu?
over 1 year ago gingerroot
Yes at WF - just picked some up, going to start a batch w/my daughter today!
over 1 year ago arielleclementine
congratulations! what a brilliant technique!
over 1 year ago dymnyno
thank you!
over 1 year ago
Emily is a trusted source on Scandinavian Cuisine.
This looks absolutely fabulous! I so wish I had time to make this to have it for Sunday brunch. Maybe next week... Huge congratulations!
over 1 year ago Darlene Carrigan
Congratulations on the win! I prepped these last week and canned it this past Sunday. We have been enjoying them every morning this week!
over 1 year ago ChefJune
I sure hope there are 3 pounds of blood oranges left at Whole Foods because I dearly want to make this marmalade! Congrats on the win, dymnyno!
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hardlikearmour is a trusted home cook.
Congratulations! This looks gorgeous - like liquid garnets - and sounds fantastically delicious.
over 1 year ago My Pantry Shelf
Yum, Mary! This looks delicious. I have never made marmalade, but this looks so beautiful I will have to give it a try!
over 1 year ago documentngdinnr
Oh, this looks splendid. Congrats on the wildcard win!
over 1 year ago TasteFood
This looks great, Mary. Congratulations!
over 1 year ago Midge
Congrats dymnyo! Can't wait to try this.
over 1 year ago TheWimpyVegetarian
Woo-hoo!!!! Congrats, Mare!!!! I'm totally going to make this. It looks and sounds just beautiful!!!! Yay!!!
over 1 year ago dymnyno
Thanks, Susan. (where are Wild Card winners listed on Food52?)
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over 1 year ago cookinginvictoria
Congrats, dymnyo, on your wildcard win! Love the beautiful picture, and the recipe technique sounds really interesting. Cannot wait to try this!
over 1 year ago Bevi
Congrats - this calls for a trip to my "florist" catch all cabinet!
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Congratulations!! What a great colour!
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After much vacillation and prevarication, the government has finally done the inevitable—raised the price of petroleum products—by doing a little of everything. But the bottom-line is that even after the cut in customs tax, reduction in excise duty, a 'modest' increase in the cost of petrol, diesel and cooking gas for all and a further request to states to slash their taxes, the oil companies are still left with massive deficits in every litre or every cylinder sold. It is a job half done at a time when the burden of the task is spiralling.
New Delhi, June 5, 2008: As the world celebrates Environment Day and on the day after the fuel price hike, Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) says it is not time to celebrate. CSE is deeply concerned that the fuel price hike has not come with accompanying fiscal measures to save fuel in the transport sector.
New Delhi, January 16, 2008: The car is not the problem, but government policy is, says the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), listing its demands for Budget 2008. The 9th Auto Expo will close on January 17, but its message should make us all sit up. Personal vehicle ownership is rising in India; it will grow manifold in coming years. There will be a few million more cars -- small as well as big, and many of them driven on toxic diesel -- jostling for that limited space on our limited roads.
Now that the reality of climate change has been accepted even by its strongest sceptics, there is a rush to find answers. The latest buzz is to substitute the use of greenhouse gas-emitting fossil fuels with biofuels—fuel processed from plants. Unfortunately, the way we are going about implementing this "good" idea could mean we are headed from the frying pan to the fire.
Railway minister Laloo Prasad Yadav and former cricketer Navjot Singh Sidhu are the clowns of Indian politics. But think of the actions of the two in the past fortnight and you will begin seeing the difference. Sidhu led the protest for the Bharatiya Janata Party against the fuel price hike by riding an elephant. Effective but clearly stupid. Do excuse my intemperate language but the gall of the politicians to believe we are myopic and their complete lack of leadership in this time of crisis makes me mad.
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Snow May Fall Next Week
It's possible that there will be snowflakes mixed with the rain over southeast Michigan Tuesday and Wednesday.
Fall may be over sooner than we thought. It's possible we'll see snow early next week.
Although it remains too early to say, there is a small chance for snowflakes mixed with rain, said meteorologist Cory Behnke, of the National Weather Service (NWS) Detroit/Pontiac Weather Forecast Office in White Lake.
"As far as southeast Michigan is concerned, we're going to have a secondary cold front track through the Great Lakes region probably on Tuesday night," he said.
He said it's possible there will be snowflakes Tuesday night and into Wednesday.
"We don't have it in the forecast," Behnke said. "But I can't completely rule out the fact that we won't see any snowflakes, either."
The average first date of measurable snow fall one-tenth of an inch or greater in Detroit is Nov. 17, according to the NWS. Behnke said the earliest date for measurable snow fall in the area was Oct. 12, 2006.
"It's a little early to see snowflakes mixed with the rain in the beginning of October. But it does occur," he said. "What would be more uncommon would be a snowfall accumulation. But right now, we're not expecting that."
Keep watching the skies into next week for any of those flurries among the rain drops.
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12:55 am on Saturday, October 6, 2012
I would LOVE to have another winter like last year...including an early spring :)
Barbara Hynes
10:09 am on Saturday, October 6, 2012
I agree Hartland Dad, October is toooooo early...but since we must have winter, I hope for another mild one like last year.Early spring would be good too. Except NO frost after the fruit trees have produced their flowers!!
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Let it snow let it snow let it snow. I love winter sports.
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I am Sooo hoping for another winter like last winter. The older I get, the less tolerance I have for dealing with snow.......And if no one else will say it...... I think that woman smearing that red goop on her face looks more like she's 67!


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Desert Property Investor today confirmed statistics presented by leading industry analysts: that the Phoenix housing market has lately drawn a major influx of deep-pocketed, corporate investors.
Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) November 23, 2012
Relying on data presented by the Arizona Republic Online, Desert Property Investor echoed analysts' concerns: namely, that institutional investors and hedge funds are "squeezing out" other potential buyers in the Phoenix area, which could have far-reaching effects on the housing market there. The rationale for Desert Property Investor's concern was due to statistics showing that corporate investors drove up the median purchase price for Phoenix-area homes 40 per cent last year, while cutting the supply of houses in the region, transforming many which are available into Arizona home rentals.
An influx of corporate investors has made it hard on the traditional buyer in Phoenix, who is finding it difficult lately to close a deal and in need of investment property advice. Of more concern is that in 5 years or so, these corporate investors will sell their holdings "en masse" sending Arizona home prices on a downward spiral.
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Berkeley Tourist Attractions
Alameda CountyLocation and originAt the northern end of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge are the outskirts of Berkeley which retains its small town character despite its considerable amount of industry and its 45,000 students. Founded on ranchland in 1866, it was planned from the first as a university town. It is named after the Irish bishop and philosopher George Berkeley, responsible for the saying "Westward the Course of Empire takes its Way".In 1991 entire residential districts in Berkeley were destroyed by a catastrophic fire which fire fighting precautions introduced after a similar conflagration in 1923 proved powerless to prevent.
University of California, Berkeley / Cal
In the eastern part of Berkeley, some 5mi/8km northeast of the bridge across the bay, lie the extensive grounds of the University of California (Telegraph Avenue and Bancroft Way), whose world reputation results not only from its numerous Nobel Prize winners, but also, inter alia, from the student unrest in the sixties which spread from here to the whole western world.The university is often refered to as "Cal", a nickname which began when the Berkeley campus was the only University of California school in the state of California.
University Art Museum
An attraction of interest in Berkeley is the University Art Museum, with a collection of paintings by 19th and 20th century artists and an important film archive.This museum, situated on the university campus, was built in 1970 to the design by Mario Campi, and in the following two decades has earned a good reputation. The surprisingly large stocks held by this young museum stem from works of art collected at the time the university was founded (1873).Hans HofmannThe decisive impetus leading to the building of the museum came from the German painter Hans Hofmann, who lived in America from 1932 and had already held summer courses at the University of California in Berkeley from 1930 to 1931.As a teacher (he opened his own art schools) he had a great influence on young American painters, such as Louise Nevelson, Helen Frankenthaler and Larry Rivers.In 1963 he presented 45 of his paintings to the university and promised to donate money for the building of a museum.Seven years passed before it was completed. Today, about a half of all Hofmann's works to be found here are displayed in one big hall, so that in no other museum can you get a better view of the work of this painter.The museum also has a big collection of orientalia, as well as numerous paintings from the 19th century. Special exhibitions are often held, particularly of painters, sculptors and photographers of the 20th century.
Pacific Film Archive
Pacific Film ArchiveThe University Art Museum is also the home of the Pacific Film Archive, which continually offers interesting productions in its 200-seat auditorium. It possesses a stock of about 5,000 films, including the greatest number of copies of Japanese films outside Japan; there are also numerous avant-garde and experimental U.S. films, as well as a collection of 35mm copies of Soviet silent films.The film archive houses a large collection of film and video from around the world. Nightly showings except Mondays are available.
Sather Tower (Campanile)
The symbol of the University of California at Berkeley is the bell tower known as Sather Tower, a 1914 reproduction of the St Marc's Tower in Venice. Being 308ft/94m high, it towers over all the other buildings on the spacious and park-like university grounds. From the top there is a magnificent view of the campus, San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge.The tower contains a 61-bell carillon which chimes on the hour and plays music every day at 7:50 a.m., noon and 6:00 p.m.
Lawrence Hall of Science
Something of a special nature which is worth a visit is the Lawrence-Berkeley Laboratory, in which the Nobel Prize winner Ernest O. Lawrence pioneered new developments in the field of atomic research. His assistants included, among others, J. Robert Oppenheimer who did important preparatory work in developing the first atomic bomb. When Oppenheimer opposed the making of the hydrogen bomb, investigations were made on the grounds of his alleged Communist views, and President Eisenhower withdrew his permission for him to work on any further secret projects.
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Museum of Anthropology
The Phoebe Apperson Hearst Museum of Anthropology in Berkeley has a diverse collection from native California, ancient Egypt, Asia, Oceania and pre-Columbian Peru.Phoebe Hearst who sponsored archaeological and ethnologic expeditions, which formed the beginnings of the collection, founded the museum in 1901.
University of California Botanical Garden
Established in 1890, the UC Botanical Garden in Berkeley has more than 20,000 species of plants from almost every continent. The diverse collection of plants is arranged according to their region of origin. The five best-represented families in the UC Botanical Garden include cactus, lily, sunflower, heath and orchid.
California Memorial Stadium
The California Memorial Stadium, a sports arena with more than 76,500 seats, is located in the southeast of the University of California at Berkeley and is of interest.
Earth Sciences Building (McCone Hall)
The Earth Sciences Building, not far from the north gate of the University of California at Berkeley, contains palaeontological and mineralogical collections, as well as an interesting seismograph on the ground floor.
The Cyclotron (particle accelerator) is in the northeast area of the campus of the University of California at Berkeley.
Pacific School of Religion
In the chapel of the Pacific School of Religion (1198 Scenic Avenue) can be seen one of the largest stained-glass windows in the world.
Palestine Institute
The Palestine Institute exhibits archeological finds from Palestine, from the time of the Old Testament up to the fifth century BC.
Sather Gate
Southwest of the South Hall at the University of California at Berkeley is the Sather Gate which together with the Plaza forms the center of the student quarter.
South Hall
Southwest of the bell tower at the University of California at Berkeley stands South Hall, built in 1873 in the Tudor style, and the oldest building on the campus.
Judah L Magnes Museum
The collection in the Judah L. Magnes Memorial Museum includes mainly Jewish ritual items. Two libraries adjoin it.Traditional and contemporary Jewish (and other) artists from the late 18th C into the present are displayed. Also on exhibit are thousands of rare and important prints, drawings, portfolios, and posters that illustrate historical and cultural aspects of Jewish life in Europe, Israel, and the United States during the past 200 years.
Charles Lee Tilden Regional Park
Worth seeing in Berkeley are Charles Lee Tilden Regional Park and Bancroft Way, with its pubs and shops much favored by the students. The main attraction, however, is the world-famous University of California. An excursion to Berkeley enables the visitor to appreciate the very special campus atmosphere of an American university.Charles Lee Tilden Regional Park offers a carousel, swimming and a picnic area.
Hall of Health (closed)
ATTRACTION IS CLOSED.The Hall of Health is a community health-education museum and science center. It promotes wellness and personal responsibility for health. The philosophy of the Hall of Health is that health and human biology go hand in hand: an understanding of how the body works provides a meaningful context for all of the practices that promote good health.
Berkeley Municipal Rose Garden
There are over 4,000 varieties of roses at the Berkeley Municipal Rose Garden. The gardens look their best in the spring and early summer. A terraced amphitheater and arbor overlook the bay and Golden Gate Bridge.
Fourth Street
Fourth Street in Berkeley was once an industrial area filled with warehouses. It is now home to restaurants and shopping.
Telegraph Avenue
Telegraph Avenue in Berkeley is rich with bookshops and coffee shops.


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With both a serious tone and a sound of excitement, East Surry cheerleader Autumn Arnder summed up four years of hard work in her voice as she recalled the commitment and dedication required to be on her A-game in her continued pursuit to persevere in competition, share her passion for sports and build up others around her.
"As a senior, I have to be a motivator, a pusher with the team and cultivate younger ones on the team to go in our footsteps."
She described a deep desire that is a part of her. It is a need to encourage and lead, and she has channeled a good deal of energy into the art and sport of cheerleading at East Surry High School.
"We as cheerleaders drive the school spirit," said Arnder matter-of-factly. She said it was part of her job to lift up those around her and motivate everyone.
Arnder's leadership qualities burst through at the seams as she emphatically shared her passion for sports and the importance of loving others around her. She said "confidence" is a key ingredient to cheering others on and an approach that she has found necessary to pursue her goals and passion.
Arnder said she learns from watching others and said she has learned from the University of Alabama cheerleaders by watching videos. She encouraged anyone wanting to get involved in "team spirit" and cheering to reach out to others and not be discouraged.
Arnder said Cheerleading Coach Bryan Hall has expected leadership character from the squad, and though strict in the fundamental areas of the sport of cheerleading, she said he truly cares about the cheerleaders. She said the squad stands out at East Surry because of Hall's morals, support, commitment and passion.
"He has taught me so much, and both he and Monica have made it possible to have as many accomplishments as possible," said Arnder. Monica Wilson is the assistant cheering coach at East Surry and has been a consistent comforting and motivating presence, she said.
Arnder said cheering as a sport requires dedication, strength, keeping mental focus and developing skills such as tumbling. Last year, Arnder's cheerleading squad placed eighth in the national competition in Orlando, Fla. The American Association of Cheerleading Coaches and Administrators on AACCA.org describes cheering as an activity that has evolved over the past 20 years to claim more talented athletes in school because it involves "the strength of football, the grace of dance, and the agility of gymnastics."
Arnder said there are months of work that goes into a two-minute or so routine and said it comes down to making the judges remember all the skills that she has worked so hard to cultivate.
"It is so great to get it done," said Arnder. She said she worked at the challenge that the sport teaches her both on and off the field to live up to the image and be a great cheerleader. Fostering the Cardinal team spirit drives her, she said.
In the young student's world so far, there have been several who have been the beneficiaries of her hospitality and motivating spirit. They have included the Cardinal student body around her, her friends, kids in need, and her mother's business involving cosmetic sales. Arnder also is involved in modeling and was 2011 America's Senior Miss.
For four years, Arnder has organized her own toy drive for needy kids during the Christmas season and worked with the Salvation Army in that endeavor. Arnder under the national title has taken a bullying prevention drive directly into the community by visiting schools and raising awareness.
Arnder said, "I am finding myself." She said doing that is "a big thing" and advised to remain firm on ideals and standards.
"I know if I did not have my confidence, I would not have overcome."
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GUEST OPINION: Right-to-work legislation will return Michigan workers to the Dark Ages
Right-to-work legislation will return Michigan workers to the Dark Ages
As a retired Human Resources executive and a current union boss, I am in a unique position to comment on Michigan's return to the dark ages. Americans for Prosperity, the front group funded by the Koch brothers, the children of one of the founding members of the John Birch Society, has pushed so-called right-to-work legislation for no other reason than the fact that it wants to break unions.
During the run-up to the November election, the state Chamber of Commerce said that Michigan didn't need a right-to-work law. Gov. Rick Snyder asserted that such anti-labor, anti-family legislation should not be on the agenda. Of course, these statements were made to convince Michigan voters that constitutional protection of collective bargaining rights wasn't necessary. Their words, combined with the millions spent by the Koches to pay for their sleazy television commercials, convinced a large majority of Michigan voters to vote "no" on Proposal 2.
Now they're saying the proposal vote was a mandate for the so-called right-to-work bill that has been rushed through the lame duck legislative session. By the time anyone reads this letter, Snyder will have signed it into law. Worse, they are manipulating it so that the voters will not be able to mount a referendum against it.
One must give the anti-labor ideologues credit for creative naming. Right-to-work? We already had a right to work. The law should be named "right-to-work-for-less" or even more appropriately "right-to-free load." I wouldn't object to the legislation so much if workers who refuse to join a union wouldn't benefit from a union contract. However, the law will require unions to negotiate contracts on behalf of everyone in their bargaining units, including the freeloaders. And, if a freeloader has a grievance, the union will have to pay to fight the grievance or face fines and possible jail sentences. Why wasn't that point made clear?
The Oakland Press has published other opinions claiming that this is about ideology and jobs. Neither argument holds water. Under the Michigan law in effect until now, public employee unions could only charge non-members their "fair share" of the cost of negotiating and enforcing a contract. Union expenditures on "non-chargeable" items like charitable contributions or the Proposal 2 campaign couldn't be passed on to agency fee payers.
The Koch brothers like to think of themselves as the incarnation of Ayn Rand's characters Hank Reardon and Francisco d'Antonio. They liken union bosses to Rand's corrupt labor leader Fred Kinnan. They've convinced all their tea party enthusiasts -- many of whom are collecting social security and benefitting from Medicare -- that the world is divided between takers and makers. In reality, the Koch brothers are more like James Taggert and Orren Boyle and those who support their agenda are the oafs who have fallen for the illogical ideology of the looters.
During my HR career, my earnings peaked at $1.6 million per year. After I retired, I helped organize the "Adjunct Faculty Organization" at Henry Ford College where I teach. As full-time executive director of the HFCC-AFO, I earn $34,000 per year. I am proud of my career in human resources, but I'm even more proud to be a "union boss" and of my role in organizing underpaid, part-time workers. Our union is a democratic organization run by the members for their benefit and for the benefit of our students. It will be destroyed by this legislation and it isn't just our working conditions that will suffer. Our students' learning conditions will also take a hit.
Unions created the American middle class and brought us the eight-hour day and the weekend. These are sad times for anyone who cares about the right of workers to come together for their mutual benefit. People will soon discover that it wasn't just "back in the day" that unions were necessary to check the power of the bosses.
William Norris is a resident of Orion Township.
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