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We spoke with the engineer who implemented DNT at an advertising company. He came to work one morning, read about DNT in Slashdot, and wrote a few lines of code. Start to finish, the implementation took approximately thirty minutes of his time. The advertising company already had an existing code base to support opt-out cookies so they were able to reuse existing code.
When they detect a DNT header from a user, they perform the following steps:
- Set the content of their remarketing cookies to an empty string. This removes all identifiable data from the cookie at once.
- Set the expiration date for the user's cookies to a time in the past. This deletes their cookies the next time the user requests the page, which may not happen immediately.
- Their existing code logged every time they could not set a cookie, as well as every time they detected an opt-out cookie. They added a new category for every time they detect a DNT header. This logging happens based on which branch of their code executes, and is not tied to any user information. As a result they cannot tell how many unique users have DNT turned on, but they know what percentage of their traffic involves blocked cookies, opt-out cookies, or a DNT header.
- They do not set a new opt-out cookie. They reasoned that anyone with a DNT header probably also manages their cookies. An opt-out cookie would either not be set at all, or would be deleted quickly. They do use all of the same code already in place when they read opt-out cookies, and treat DNT just like an opt-out cookie.
- If a user is viewing the privacy policy with a DNT header on, they communicate directly with the user. They conclude their privacy policy with a colored box addressed to DNT users, confirming the ad company received the DNT header and will not track the user. They also remind users that DNT applies to each browser, so users may need to set DNT in multiple places. This again parallels their opt-out cookie support. Without a DNT header, users see a colored box that reports whether they have opt-out cookies or not, and includes a button to opt out if there is no opt-out cookie set.
The advertising company considered implementing DNT a "no brainer" because it was straightforward to code and gives users another way to express privacy choices. As an ad network they already had done the work to support opt-out cookies, so DNT was easy to add. The ad company sees DNT as just one more form of communication with their users. They decided there was no reason to wait to implement DNT when they could handle it so quickly and demonstrate commitment to supporting users' privacy choices.
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To change the culture of aggressive physical interventions when patients act out, staff in the behavioral health inpatient unit at Coney Island Hospital developed a psychiatric crisis prevention team called Code Grey. The team focuses on handling violence, potential violence, escalating behavior and aggression through the safest, least restrictive means possible. The goal is to help patients regain control of their behavior while also creating a safe environment for the patient acting out, other patients and staff.
The Code Grey Team is predominantly inpatient nursing staff, however, other key members include clinical administrators, inpatient therapists, psychiatrists and hospital police. The team leader during the actual code is usually the nurse who has the best rapport with the patient. This gives the leader the confidence to try to de-escalate the situation and awareness of the events leading up to the behavior change necessitating the code.
The criteria for activation of this team can be a patient exhibiting severe agitation, yelling, threats, incidence of violence or any acute change in mental status. When put into action, Code Grey summons staff through individual pagers and an overhead announcement to respond to one of two acute behavioral health inpatient units to assist in preventing or de-escalating a crisis.
While developing the procedure, staff created a policy that avoided the use of restraints and seclusion through early intervention, addressed related training needs of staff and coordinated written and verbal services pertaining to staffing and communication.
The inpatient staff, including many of our administrators and hospital police officers, was trained about this new initiative and the expectation that each one of them on a rotational basis would participate as a team member during their shift or assignment.
A number of positive trends have emerged since introducing Code Grey in December 2008. The nursing staff has shown interest and growth in continuing to learn about crisis prevention. During the past year, more nurses have attended a four-day training program to become certified as instructors in crisis prevention. The number of certified instructors has increased to more than 20 and includes nurses on the off tours, as well. All nursing staff is expected to attend a one-day training session annually, although some have requested to attend more frequently as a refresher. All training programs are interdisciplinary, including clinical and non-clinical staff. In addition, learning occurs after each code during a debriefing that focuses on the patient and staff response. The Code Grey team also enhanced shared governance at the grassroots level across the entire inpatient staff, including hospital police and clinical administrators. Staff members who were once reluctant to share their opinions became active in the process. This model resulted in the empowerment of staff and patients, a greater collaboration and overall improvement for patient and staff satisfaction relating to treatment.
Code Grey continues to be challenging but rewarding. The number of episodes of restraints and seclusion averaged 8.3 per quarter in 2008 before implementation. There was an immediate decrease in the use of restraints and seclusion as evidenced by the quarterly average being reduced to two for the first two quarters of 2009 and continues to be the trend. Restraints and seclusion percentages decreased from an average of 10% per month in 2008 to between 0% to 1% in 2009 after the implementation of Code Grey.
As a result of the policys success, staff plan to continue to reduce the use of restraints and seclusion and use the least invasive means to prevent violence by providing education programs, mock codes and ongoing dialogue to maintain a strong and cohesive team.


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I think we need to remember those that gave the ultimate sacrifice, that is absolutely a must, but we should also remember those whose lives were forever changed because the the sacrifices they made on the battlefield. Through today's medicine, many survive that would not have before. And yet these are left still with disabilities and scares that will stay with them, and their families lives for years to come. We cannot forget these people who will not or did not, or can not return to the lives they left behind when they answered the call to serve.
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I certainly agree with you, UtahBlueDevil. These men/women's lives have
been forever altered. They are great heroes and deserve our respect and our
Were you aware that a commenter on msnbc has stated that he is uncomfortable with the word hero. After all there has to be some neutral word for them, just because they went to war and died, that doesn't make them heroes. Imagine this on Memorial Day weekend!
I stongly disagree and I know where this kind of thinking comes from.
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Don't want to pop peoples bubbles but the real Memorial Day celebration as
listed by its creation as a holiday is to remember All of those who have died,
not just those serving in the military or public servants in police and fire
departments or Mayors wives.
Memorial day is a day to remember the pioneers and believers in the United States and its rights, liberties, and freedoms. Those who have died so that others may continue the progress of this nation to its full united unity as a nation of one culture, the american culture. It's a day we remember and thank our ancestors for their sacrifices to get us where we are and keep us here. These are the people we celebrate on this day of mourning, our great, great, great, grandparents right down to our mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, brothers, and sisters who also sacrificed their lives as a free people. Remember Americans that die by accident, illness, or civil disorder and their sacrifices as well.
Veterans Day is the holyday set aside for war veterans, and those serving this country as our military as agents and assasins for dominance for political world power.
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I tried remembering and honoring those who died "to preserve liberty",
but had trouble distinguishing them from the ones who died "to achieve
political, partisan objectives", or the ones who died "to accomplish
economic agendas" for politicians.
So I decided Memorial Day should be for honoring and remembering all those who have died.
It is too hard to tell whether or not they died for a noble cause.
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Girlyman will perform at 8 p.m. Friday at the Blue Ridge Performing Arts Center.
Girlyman's latest CD, Joyful Sign, has been nominated for the 2008 Independent Music Award for folk/singer-songwriter.
After spending the last six years living, cooking meals, writing songs and even attending therapy together in a cramped New York City apartment, the members of Girlyman are ready to make a change. Perhaps the title track off its new CD, Joyful Sign, says it best -- "Sometimes leaving is a joyful sign/like a little child singing, 'this little light of mine, gonna let it shine.'" Band member Nate Borofsky admits that leaving is a major theme throughout the CD.
"When we moved in together and started Girlyman six years ago, we all kind of fell in love and had this creative explosion. Now that we're all moving out, there's a sense of possibility and excitement about what could happen next."
Girlyman (Borofsky, Doris Muramatsu and Ty Greenstein) isn't always so introspective -- with a tongue-in-cheek moniker, they try not to take themselves too seriously. "Girlyman is a great name for us," says Muramatsu. "It's playful and fun, and that's who we are. But we also like that it hints at how we've never felt like we fit in. Nate wears make-up onstage, I'm a Japanese-American playing to mostly white audiences. Ty is a grown-up tomboy. The name Girlyman puts that all out there and lets us play with it."
Co-produced with Bob Harris, Joyful Sign features the band's folk/pop/bluegrass sound but with a sense of confidence, energy and spirit that the trio has become known for live. The album is a showcase for memorable, well-crafted songs, graced by the group's signature three-part harmonies. And after six years of living, playing and touring together, the chemistry between Muramatsu, Greenstein and Borofsky has never been more evident. The members of Girlyman, all classically trained, trade off songwriting duties and a slew of instruments including acoustic guitar, banjo, baritone guitar, djembe and mandolin. "We're also big harmony geeks," adds Greenstein. "Our arrangements definitely reflect that."
After releasing two CDs (Remember Who I Am and Little Star) on Amy Ray's hugely respected indie Daemon Records, the group decided to self-release its latest offering while Daemon undergoes a restructuring of its operations. Yet another example of life imitating art, "Daemon is another thing we've left behind with this CD," says Borofsky. "We've been fans of the Indigo Girls forever, so to be able to record for Amy's label, as well as tour with the group, was incredible. Daemon is a label with a lot of integrity, but it's been empowering to release this CD ourselves."
Since touring with the Indigo Girls, Girlyman has become a national headlining act in its own right, selling out major folk venues across the country, playing on internationally syndicated radio shows, and earning the kind of loyal following that no record label can manufacture. The band's growing legions of "girlyfans" frequently drive hundreds of miles to follow the group from show to show.
Always the road warriors, Girlyman is hitting the highways in support of Joyful Sign. Offers Greenstein, "There are people out there who love this music but haven't found Girlyman yet. That's who we're looking for." And there's nothing more joyful than that.
Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 the day of the show.
Gove Scrivenor will perform at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Blue Ridge Performing Arts Center.
Scrivenor performs an eclectic blend of folk, country and blues, high energy and thought provoking, funky, beautiful vocals and guitars and autoharp. He also plays strong originals and exceptional covers of his friends including John Prine, Guy Clark, Johnny Cash and more.
When looking for expressive and uncommon sounds, Dolly Parton, Neil Young, Dan Seals, Hank Williams Jr., Iris Dement and Glen Campbell all turned to the evocative sound of Scrivenor's autoharp. When he released early albums on Flying Fish Records, his friends, Doc Watson, John Hartford, Marty Stuart and Buddy Emmons -- all lined up to contribute to his recordings.
Now joined by John Prine, Nanci Griffith and Lari White for his first Compass Records release Shine On, Scrivenor has created a collection of five self-penned and selected favorites of fellow artists. He, once again, introduces songs that are full of life and energy and his very personal, soulful sound.
Scrivenor moved to Nashville, Tenn., in the early '70s after a four-year stint as a submarine sonar technician in the Navy. This move proved to be a wise one, as he was signed by the largest music publishing company in the world, Acuff-Rose. Wesley Rose saw in Scrivenor the qualities that his struggling TRX record label needed, and he was soon signed to a recording contract as well as a songwriter agreement. Things began to happen. Scrivenor signed a management and booking deal with the Don Light Talent Agency in Nashville, Tenn. During his years with Don Light, Scrivenor toured with fellow agency artists Delbert McClinton and Jimmy Buffett and the Original Coral Reefer Band.
These successes opened doors for opportunities and he was soon performing on the popular PBS series "Austin City Limits," where he appeared with the Amazing Rhythm Aces.
His performance was splendid and he was asked to return again the following year for a show with Doc Watson. Bookings at colleges, festivals and clubs poured in and Scrivenor soon found himself playing all over the U.S. and Australia. Standing ovations and rave reviews were the order of the day, and then the bottom fell out of the folk and blues circuit with the advent of "alternative music" in the early '80s.
Not one to be brought down, Scrivenor kept his optimistic attitude alive and settled right into Nashville, Tenn. He established himself as a highly sought after sessions player and he met with continued success by singing many jingles, including the early Opryland campaigns for TV and Busch Beer.
Shine On on Compass Records follows the success of Scrivenor's two prior releases on Flying Fish Records. Shady Gove featured such masters as Doc Watson, John Hartford, Buddy Emmons and a host of others.
It was the first of two highly regarded albums for the label. Coconut Gove, his second release, drew participation from such favorites as Marty Stuart, Ben Keith and Dave Loggins. These two albums were re-issued by Rounder Records in 1999 as a compilation titled Solid Gove.
A new CD Made Of Sand was completed in the spring of 2006 and is available now. Scrivenor's music has been described as "high energy folk blues," with inventive slide work and powerful vocals, tempered with singular work on the autoharp and beautiful ballads of his own writing. He's well known for his magical rapport with audiences of all ages.
Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 at the door.
The Blue Ridge Performing Arts Center, 538 N. Main St., Hendersonville, is a smoke-free facility featuring an intimate 100 seat theater designed for the ultimate listening experience.
Tickets are available at Flat Rock Cinema, across from the Flat Rock post office, Lazy Moon Music on Main Street directly in front of the performing arts center and online at www.BRPAC.org.
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The MultiSports 6600L elliptical is a noticeable improvement over the brand's cheaper units. It has a 21" stride, an 18 pound flywheel, and 12 resistance levels. These features make it best for taller individuals who are relative beginners at cardiovascular training.
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Updated: 09/16/2008 - State forensics officials say a Florida man didn't die as a result of a Taser that a Houston County sheriff's deputy used on him during a traffic stop in Dothan.
Updated: 09/16/2008 - State forensics officials say a Florida man didn't die as a result of a Taser that a Houston County sheriff's deputy used on him during a traffic stop in Dothan.
Updated: 09/16/2008 - Geneva police say they've recovered more than 500-dollars worth of counterfeit bills in recent days.
Updated: 09/16/2008 - Alabama's readiness office is prepared to help nearly 200 Wiregrass residents on the verge of losing their jobs.
Updated: 09/16/2008 - Dothan businesses will soon have to pay more to have their garbage processed.
Updated: 09/16/2008 - Consumers might have to take a few extra steps at the pump when it comes to paying for and obtaining their gas. But Attorney General King wants station owners to know the two steps that take them into the realm of price gouging.
Updated: 09/16/2008 - The city of Dothan is hoping you'll come out and help build a park for the children.
Updated: 09/16/2008 - A three-vehicle accident involving a Semi slowed traffic on the Circle Tuesday afternoon.
Posted: 09/16/2008 - Attorney General Troy King has announced the conviction of a woman in the Dale County circuit court for welfare fraud.
Updated: 09/16/2008 - The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is proposing $41,650 in penalties against Ganapatibapa Inc. for one willful and two serious safety violations found at its Ozark, Ala., Beeline Store.
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Updated: 09/15/2008 - Mayor Pat Thomas has announced he will not be running for another term. Thomas has served the community for almost 12 years now.
Posted: 09/15/2008 - Samson Police Chief Gary Weeks says his officers are taking a proactive stance when it comes to dealing drugs on city streets.
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On a recent Thursday afternoon in the wilds of Dunwoody, Herman Cain, fresh off an appearance on Fox News, sits in front of nearly 100 supporters in a hotel ballroom and begins singing.
"On my journey now," the former radio host croons softly in his deep baritone. "On my journey now. Well, I wouldn't take nothing ... for my journey now."
The crowd assembled for a "virtual town hall" in the Atlanta Perimeter Hotel sits silent, both taken aback and honored by the impromptu a capella performance by a man seeking to become the Republican nominee to unseat President Barack Obama next year.
A technical glitch has interrupted online viewers' questions for Cain, but he isn't fazed. Rising from his chair on the stage, the 65-year-old African-American — scratch that, "American black conservative," as he says — continues the tune.
"Mounnnnnnnt ... Zion," he closes the song, bowing to ear-splitting applause. One woman rushes to the stage and places a dollar at his feet. Another follows. A young boy leaves some coins.
"Do you think I'm going to give you this dollar back?" Cain says with a laugh. "I'm sorry, this isn't very presidential is it?"
Not really. But not much about Cain's campaign to move from his Stockbridge home to the White House is presidential, strictly speaking. Since announcing his candidacy in May in front of an estimated 15,000 supporters in Centennial Olympic Park, Cain has crisscrossed the country, winning straw polls of die-hard conservatives and hyping a tax-reform plan he says will "supercharge" the economy.
But even though he quickly distinguished himself as the lone dash of excitement in a ho-hum pack of GOP candidates, Cain, who's never held public office, faces steep odds to edge aside his better-known opponents and win the party's nomination. Whether Cain's a publicity-obsessed huckster looking to snag a TV deal, a game-changer from the private sector or a true believer sincerely trying to promote his brand of conservatism, the long-shot candidate has become one of the new faces of the Republican Party. But to many he remains a puzzle.
Republicans couldn't have created a better candidate in a laboratory: an intelligent, articulate, charismatic black biz wiz-turned talk-radio host in a cowboy hat — nicknamed "the Hermanator" — who quotes freely from the Book of Reagan, preaches as an associate minister at a Baptist church near Vine City and believes the Democratic president to be a socialist menace.
Cain worked his way out of poverty to become a successful CEO, beat liver and colon cancer and even released a gospel album. Had he defected from the Soviet Union, he'd be on a dollar bill by now.
Cain's father, Luther, left the family farm in Tennessee for Atlanta at 18 and worked as a barber, a janitor, and a chauffeur at Coca-Cola to provide for sons Herman and Thurman and his wife, Lenora, a domestic worker. In 1958, the elder Cain was able to buy a westside home so the boys didn't have to sleep on a cot in the kitchen. Young Herman absorbed his father's work ethic and, at the age of 12, landed his first job working as a janitor's assistant at Pillsbury.
The Coca-Cola stock his father earned as Robert Woodruff's driver went toward paying for Herman's tuition at Morehouse College. After graduation, he worked as a mathematician for the Navy before earning a computer science degree from Purdue University. He worked at Coke and then returned to Pillsbury, where, Cain told Fox host Sean Hannity, he worked his way to the executive suites "before it was cool for a black guy to be vice president."
In 1982, Cain joined Burger King, having earned a reputation as a go-getting executive who wasn't above cleaning the toilets or tending the grill. Four years later, Pillsbury execs recuired him to move to Omaha and lead the troubled Godfather's Pizza. Rather than delicately guide the national chain into liquidation, Cain turned the company around. It's around this time, Cain says, that he realized how regulations can stifle business.
"I became a conservative when I started making serious money," he tells CL. "Growing up, I didn't have a lot of money. I wasn't focused on politics like a lot of people because it was something I figured someone else had taken care of. But when I got older and my career moved into higher levels of management and I realized the government put up more barriers, that's when I got involved."
Cain's first foray into politics came during a 1994 town hall by then-President Bill Clinton to pitch his federal health care proposal. Cain, boasting a full head of hair and nerdy glasses, was ready with a tough question.
"For many, many businesses like mine, the cost of your plan is simply a cost that will cause us to eliminate jobs," Cain said. "If I'm forced to do this, what will I tell those people whose jobs I will have to eliminate?"
The query flummoxed the president, made Cain an overnight sensation and, in many political observers' opinions, helped kill Clinton's proposal. Former Congressman and GOP vice-presidential nominee Jack Kemp noticed and recruited Cain into politics.
In 2000, Cain and his wife, Gloria, returned to Atlanta to be closer to their aging parents and launch the business mogul's speaking and consulting empire. He moved into a home near a golf course where he could practice his game. In 2004, he placed second in the Republican Senate primary against Johnny Isakson, edging out Mac Collins, a sitting congressman. Tom Perdue, a GOP political consultant who first heard Cain speak in in the early 2000s, still believes the pizza CEO could've won the race had he joined earlier: "I think he would've been the senator."
Since then, Cain has hosted a radio show in Atlanta, which helped him hone his speaking skills, craft his positions and boost his profile.
"There's never been a thing he's said that I've disagreed with," says Susan Bryg, a Woodstock resident who began listening to Cain three years ago. "He's got all the elements we need to turn our country around."
Cain appears to have learned from some of the mistakes of his failed Senate bid. Though he only announced his presidential exploratory committee in June, he's been in de facto campaign mode by joining mad-as-hell conservatives' protest against Obama's health care reform proposal.
"He certainly has a following in the Tea Party movement," says Sal Russo, a political consultant and founder of the Tea Party Express. "I don't think people should underestimate him."
- Joeff Davis
- BUT CAIN HE? Tea partiers embraced Cain early on for his staunch opposition to federal health care reform — but might be hard-pressed to pick between him and fellow populist champion Congresswoman Michele Bachmann.
On the campaign trail, it's clear that Cain is having the time of his life. He often veers from a well-rehearsed script to crack jokes (but often must remind the crowd to laugh). He tells audiences that his campaign staff tells him he's supposed to "be more presidential," but then charms the audience by shouting: "I can't help who I am, OK?"
His take-me-as-I-am pitch and business background has impressed mainstream conservatives and independents who say they're tired of career politicians who deliver the status quo. Chet Zboro, a business adviser from North Fulton, says Cain "gets to the point and cuts through clutter and all those clichés."
"His solutions-oriented approach impresses me," Zboro says. "Sometimes you've got to turn the laundry basket upside-down. If not, it's the same old, same old. Besides, what's wrong with getting a CEO in the White House?"
Cain's economic platform is typical conservative fare. He's advocating drastic changes to the tax code, including replacing the income tax with a 23-percent national sales tax dubbed the Fair Tax. He says he'd ask gas and oil CEOs who've "been abused" by the Environmental Protection Agency to help review its regulations. He's championed Georgia's immigration law, adding that he'd build an electrified border wall next to an alligator-filled moat.
On other issues, he's been less sure-footed. Cain calls Obama's foreign policy "foggy," yet adopts a trust-me approach. He says he can't unveil an Afghanistan strategy until he's elected. "I think it is disingenuous to tell the American people what I would do when I don't have the intelligence information," he told Fox News' Chris Wallace.
When Wallace asked him about Palestinian refugees' right to establish camps in Israel as part of a peace agreement, Cain sputtered, causing his campaign to issue a clarification. While this brought snickers from pundits and liberals waiting for Cain's eventual implosion, some political strategists say it's a cagey move.
"The fact that he's willing to be self-deprecating and say 'I don't know' is almost refreshing," says one political consultant who asked not to be identified. "You don't see Mitt Romney or Tim Pawlenty doing that."
Next: Is it possible for a dirt-poor Atlanta kid to become president?
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U.S. Rep. Barney Frank, chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, will be keynote speaker at the Mahoning County Democratic Party's chairman's dinner.
The event will be either Aug. 12 or 13 at Mr. Anthony's in Boardman, said Mahoning Democratic Chairman David Betras.
"This is big for the Mahoning Valley," Betras said about getting Frank for the fundraiser. "Anytime I can get powerful people to the Valley, I'll do it. We'll have him in a room with Valley people to discuss our issues and concerns. It can only help the area having him here."
Frank's committee oversees the nation's housing and financial sectors, including banking, insurance, real estate, public housing and financial securities. Frank, a Democrat from Newton, Mass., has served in the House since 1981.
"He's powerful and a great speaker and he'll mobilize the local base," Betras said of Frank.
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So Barney will be staying with Betras while he is in town ?
I used to like Betras's show on KBN . He thinks Barney Frank is powerfull huh ? So much for respect for Betras... Down the outhouse toilet
He'll mobilize the local base? Wasn't this guy charged with running a male prostitution ring from his Washington apartment?
Although people around here still vote Democratic, the national party has become a freak show and does not reflect their values.
Just don't bend over at the dinner to pickup a dropped fork if you know what's good for you when Barney is near you. He the pervert who had sex with the young men in Washington and got away with it.
Let's be frank about this...barney is a fool and a 2 headed monster who would be sitting in jail if he were a regular constituent.
He is awash in his own power and our government does not have the desire to remove him for fear of loosing another seat.
For the sake of politics, barney and his sexcapades continue, causing a severe blemish upon our democratic form of government.
What is really disturbing in this, is the fact that the people of Mass. actually still vote for the pervert.
"He's powerful and a great speaker and he'll mobilize the local base," Betras said of Frank."
Base of what ? Barney seems to be a bit out of touch to resonate with the majority of The Valley's population .
Betras had you announced this before your re-election as chairman, I would have worked to defeat you. Does he represent your values?
I love all you loser Republicans.
I guess a lot of you don't understand how committees work in Congress if you're questioning Frank's clout in Washington.
You can disagree with Frank's politics, but when you descend to use anti-gay rhetoric you are not defending your viewpoint. You're in the same camp with the anti-Semites and the racists. Just like them, you comments deserve to be flagged.
Grow up.
Gays are here to stay.
We teach your children, cut your hair, repair your cars, fight in the armed forces for you, say your Masses, and even dig your graves.
Dave Betras has the great honor of making Barneys visit to The Valley a memorable one . The DNC knew that Betras would do what it takes to keep Barney happy .
Nicely said WRK.
USA what is the job of a member of Congress? Is it to best represent his constituents?
"TB, you mean his ability to bring home the bacon at the taxpayer's expense?"
"TB: yes the job of a member of congress is to best represent his constituents."
Have you ever punched a wall? I bet you have, with all that anger.
Again, nice job with the doublespeak above.
Once again, I like roads, sewers, schools, hospitals, etc.
Good luck riding your horse to work and using the outhouse!
"Both Frank and Moses assured the Wall Street Journal in 1992 that they took pains to avoid any conflicts of interest. Critics, however, remain skeptical.
"It's absolutely a conflict," said Dan Gainor, vice president of the Business & Media Institute. "He was voting on Fannie Mae at a time when he was involved with a Fannie Mae executive. How is that not germane?"
"What is really disturbing in this, is the fact that the people of Mass. actually still vote for the pervert."
What is amusing is the fact that Barney is seen as a plus for The Valley by the Democratic leadership . Pehaps this is supposed to take our minds off the economic plight of The Valley . At election time we should evaluate performance and take a good look at what they are accomplishing for us .
"Barney Frank: Hey, let's cap executive compensation for everyone"
Republicans are not upset because Obama is a Democrat.They are upset because he happens to be black and smartter than any Republican in office.The Republicans are use to someone with George Bushes intelligence and lack of grasp of the English langauge.
Obama sure has a grasp on the oil problem in the Gulf . This is a great measure of his intelligence !
Barney Frank will come into town and promise monies for certain projects...and he will delilver. And, no one will ever ask him about his role in Freddie and Fannie!
And, my bet is there will be close to a thousand people in attendance!
usa0 pro-teabagger,that`s a great idea.Gather up all your fellow wingnuts and show up at the dinner so the common rational folks in the area can get a real good look at you.Oh,and don`t forget to fly Old Glory upside down either.That always goes over big with the vets.
I see your bagger politician is apologizing to BP. Nice.
Sad to say, Barney Frank is a prime example of how wacked out our Democratic Party in Washington has become. Ultra-liberal, in your face anti-values, with the smug attitude that we are all stupid and they know better. And they are bringing this joker to Youngstown? He is so out of touch with our fine, hardworking, family oriented population that Betras should be ashamed of himself....we deserve better.
Barney Frank news on Facebook . . ..
Two loud mouths in the same room. That should make for good entertainment. See which one could out talk the other. Give me a break this guy is an idiot and if this is the best Betras can do, God please help this area.


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Marinated Citrus Fish Salad
|White fish fillets
|500 Gram, cut into strips
|Pink peppercorns
|2 Teaspoon
|Orange rind
|2 Teaspoon
|Canned lychees
|400 Gram, drained
|1 , peeled and segmented
|1 , peeled and segmented
|Fresh watercress
|1⁄2 Bunch (50 gm)
|For marinade
|Grape seed oil
|1 Tablespoon
|Orange juice
|125 Milliliter (1/2 Cup)
|Grapefruit juice
|1 Tablespoon
|Lime juice
|1 Tablespoon
|Tarragon vinegar
|1 Tablespoon
|Grated fresh ginger
|1 Teaspoon
1.Place fish in a glass bowl with peppercorns and orange rind.
2.To make marinade, combine oil, orange, grapefruit and lime juices, vinegar and ginger.
Pour marinade over fish, cover and refrigerate overnight.
3 To serve, remove fish with a slotted spoon to a bowl.
Add lychees, orange and grapefruit segments to fish mixture.
Toss lightly to combine.
Arrange watercress on a plate and top with fish salad.
Spoon over a little of the marinade.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1259 Calories from Fat 238
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 27 g41.5%
Saturated Fat 1.6 g7.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 330.7 mg110.2%
Sodium 531 mg22.1%
Total Carbohydrates 160 g53.4%
Dietary Fiber 8.5 g33.9%
Sugars 66.8 g
Protein 93 g186.3%
Vitamin A 58.9% Vitamin C 463.4%
Calcium 46.8% Iron 5.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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One of the great things about growing up in Detroit was our proximity to Canada. In 10 minutes or so you could be in Ontario, where the exchange rate was still strongly in our favor, the legal drinking age was 18 and it was safe to eat the fish you caught.
We could also get Channel 9, the Canadian television station which, before the days of cable, would broadcast the Red Wings. This is where I first saw the grace and beauty of hockey and the magic of Steve Yzerman.
For a while my family of seven had only one television, so debating what we would watch was a form of entertainment itself. Occasionally I would bring up the Red Wings. Those were also the occasions my mother allowed the other kids to curse at me.
"Hell no, that's for white people," and then my older sister would turn on "The Dukes of Hazzard" and cheer for a car with the confederate flag painted on the roof. She never saw the irony. I never pointed it out.
Despite the lack of encouragement, my fascination with hockey didn't die. It was my escape from my Sedaris-like existence. My Narnia.
Over the years, I would attend games, and when my son was old enough, I would take him with me. At first I thought he liked going because of the mascots, and he knew I would buy him a ton of candy. But one night after a game, he asked if he could learn how to play.
"You can learn next year," I said, figuring he would forget he asked by the time we got to the car. He didn't. And eventually his mother enrolled him in a beginners class the following winter.
Now despite my lifelong love of the sport, I had never actually laced up myself. We couldn't afford it when I was a kid and by the time I was an adult I figured that ship had sailed. Suffice it to say I almost lost my lunch when I discovered the learn-to-skate program required the parents to be on the ice as well.
"Why did you sign him up for that class?" I asked my ex-wife, figuring it was a plot to make me look like an ass.
"All of the beginning classes are like that," she said, then after a brief pause, added. "I can take him."
Call me a sexist pig if you want, but there was no way my boy was going out there with his mother. Not for hockey.
"I'll take him," I said.
Then I went out and bought a pair of used hockey skates and practiced as often as I could during my lunch hour in the weeks leading up to the class. I had my share of embarrassing spills and bruises, but by the first session I was able to move around without the threat of pancaking my kid. He was thrilled to be out on the ice. And so was I. Turns out that ship hadn't sailed, I just needed a child to show me where the dock was.
I ended up moving away less than a year later to take a better job in a different state. My son and I would spend summers and holidays together over the next four years, but I had not seen him on the ice since that winter we learned to skate together. Until a couple of weeks ago.
I was visiting him the same week he had a preseason hockey game. I could barely believe my eyes as I watched my not-so-little boy glide across the ice with the grace and beauty that attracted me to the sport in the first place. It was the kind of bittersweet moment that a lot of working parents experience: pride in watching your child excel and remorse for all that you missed. For me, I pushed so hard to give my son a chance to do things I couldn't do growing up, like play hockey, while sacrificing the chance to see him score his first goal. It's a haunting tradeoff.
After the game I gave my son a big hug and told him how proud I was of him. He said, "But I didn't score" and I replied, "It doesn't matter."
When I got back home, I found those old, used hockey skates. I laughed when I saw the socks from four years ago were still stuffed inside. I then went online to look for a nearby rink to hang around and reflect on the magic of Steve Yzerman, Narnia and the day hockey made me cry.
LZ Granderson is a senior writer for ESPN the Magazine and host of the ESPN360 talk show "Game Night." He is currently working on his first book. LZ can be reached at email@example.com.


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I feel compelled to respond to his claims to Goldwater Republicanism and patriotism because his attacks on the Bush administration's "neoconservatism" were anything but patriotic. In short, Prestowitz is a CFR operative with only one agenda: to use his former conservative identity as a disguise for political attacks on the Bush administration's strong policies for military preemption of terrorism and invasion, American strategic and environmental sovereignty, and the Bush administration's value for the American destiny as a global defender of intellectual and economic freedom. Despite what Prestowitz would have us believe, these are recipes for continued American vigor and economic viability. A strong America means continued progress in this world where the alternatives are Islamic Shari'ia law, Chinese fascism, and European socialism.
Prestowitz denounced Manifest Destiny and claims that our "unilateralism" is a continuation of this tradition. He labels our conquest and purchase of the North American southwest as empire building, and lumps our time limited control over the Philippines in with our destruction of the Spanish empire as imperialism, as well. Despite America's victories in WWI, WWII, and the Cold war, he claims we are not the "chosen people." His claims to Christian evangelicalism aside, this issue need not be seen as a Christian-only claim, and many Americans have faith that this nation is holding the baton of liberty regardless of their religious convictions.
Prestowitz, who is a CFR contributor (Council for Foreign Relations, see http://www.namebase.org/main1/Clyde-V-jr-Prestowitz.html), claims that we need to reduce the size and power of our military. This is typical of the contemporary "multilateralism" spearheaded by Presidents Jimmy Carter and William Clinton, and their wives. Claiming as a Republican in favor of small government, he argues that having a large military is anything but a conservative policy. He even blames California's problems on a form of "Trotskyism on the Right," evidently meaning that our military expenditure is part of the problem with our state's economy, despite its close association with the military industrial complex's R&D and manufacturing.
Prestowitz calls the Israel lobby in Washington a "tough nut to crack," and in a thinly veiled anti-Zionist comment, cites an unnamed Israeli professor who says that "Americans are more Jewish than Israelis." He proudly claims to have interviewed Arafat, Sharon, Barak as "Key Players" in the peace process in Israel, but claims that 80% of the Israeli public are for getting rid of settlements, and pulling back to the "green line." He blames settler parties, "extreme" religious parties for being determined to have Israel settle the "whole west bank." He mentions that Jenin "massacre," saying he saw BBC, Deutsche Telecom (meaning Welle?) Al Jezzera. FOX, and CNN news sources as being from extremely different perspectives, clearly unwilling to admit that there wasn't a "massacre." Prestowitz upholds the road map as our only hope, saying 'In that sense, "let's wish him well."' Despite the fact that Israel is the only democracy in the mideast with any measure of religious freedom, it is somehow due to Jewish manipulation that we support its right to exist in strategic araes such as the west bank!
To solve our problems, Prestowitz speaks kindly of Dean as being the only candidate willing to stand against "unilateralism," saying that America can't afford to do things by itself, and wouldn't want to. He recommends the following:
He upholds the United Nations as a multilateral, post-war era success (despite the war in Korea) and even mentions an early American proposal to put our nuclear weapons under international control as exemplary multilateralism. He cites Vietnam as a unilateral failure, despite its origins in a UN failing, ignoring CFR's culpability.
Prestowitz accuses neoconservatives as being imperialists (where have we heard that?) and stresses that preemptive war requires "good intelligence," as if we didn't act on exactly the right intelligence when we crushed Saddam. He holds up Kosovo as our shining accomplishment, and mentions that the Kyoto accords would have given us a stronger position going into Iraq.
To recap, Prestowitz is a CFR wolf in Goldwater "small government" clothing. Republican conservatives believe in just enough government to do the job at hand. As he admits, 9/11 changed everything. It ended a legacy of 60 years of appeasement, going back to Eisenhower's halt at the river Elbe in deference to the advancing Soviet army, a pattern begun by FDR and Churchill at Yalta. When a muslim-controlled American airliner slammed into our Pentagon, the era of appeasement ended, hopefully forever. Multipolarists need not apply as manipulators of our foreign policy, and an East coast ivory tower elitist like Prestowitz has nothing to offer the present debate as to the causes of California's economic woes.
Despite what neo-neocons like Prestowitz would have us believe, the American Revolution continues to this day, and our gift of intellectual and economic freedom to humanity will continue to shine as a beacon on the hill of this world as long as the majority of Americans believe we can. Prestowitz usurps this metaphor, and deserves to be criticized for it.
The left believes that America is a rogue nation led by terrorists which neeeds to be destroyed.
As a software engineer whose platform speciality is of a largely international nature, I find myself debating the subject of American power with otherwise intelligent individuals from Britain, Canada, Sweden, Norway, France, Australia, etc., etc., and it is simply horrifying how much they have bought the BS. Brainwashed to a stunning degree. In the face of their endless attacks, calling the U.S. an "empire", I point out to them how that label, however convienent, fails the test of truth, because we do not conquer, but they have already made up their minds.
The fact that I defend America while remaining wary of the folks in our government still makes me, in their eyes, a "unthinking flag-waver". Of course, when they resort to ad hominem attacks, they have lost the argument and they know it, but their brainwashed ideaology (for lack of a better term) is amazing to behold.
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IMHO there is no connection between Iraq and the WOT. In contrast to North Korea, Iraq was no threat to the US. North Korea has, and willingly sells to anyone with the price, all WMDs and the missiles to deliver them. NK also has missiles capable of reaching the US and is therefore a clear and present danger. In attacking Iraq and giving NK a pass we made two things clear: 1) if you have nuclear weapons we won't confront you and 2) we seek a greater presence in the Middle East. The result will be proliferation of nuclear weapons across the globe (great for NK's business) and encouragment for those who'd seek a war against the Moslem world. The entire Middle East, absent oil, isn't worth an American sprained ankle. Since whoever controls the oil fields in the Middle East needs to sell oil to purchase food, it'll always be available. Our invasion and occupation of Iraq have again demonstrated that the US has overwhelming military power. It's also demonstrated we haven't got the ground forces necessary to deal with our current commitments. We've had to take forces from Afghanistan (a war which made and continues to make sense) to support our folly in Iraq, for example.
The lessons drawn from our efforts to be policeman to the world are weakening our defenses by shifting our ground forces to light and quickly deployable from heavy and capable of conquering any opposing force, no matter how large and capable. We've always had the ability to get to a battle quickly through depolyment of either airborne forces or, if our naval forces are offshore, the Marines. The problem is that neither of these quickly deployed forces are capable of sustained combat against large concentrations of heavy enemy forces. Since I feel the Army should rarely be employed except in cases of national survival I believe we should be emphasizing our heavy (decisive) forces, bringing them home to the US from their various overseas postings and rebuilding our naval forces to ensure we can keep any conflict as far from our shores as possible and give us the ability to move our heavy forces to any theater.
The world is full of ethnic and religious conflicts. 99.9% of them we don't understand well enough to positively influence. Our record in the conflicts in which we've chosen to involve ourselves is, at best, not encouraging. Leaving the combatants in these unhappy conflicts to themselves is the best course for the US and would reduce the desire on the combatants part to extend the conflict to the US and its legitimate interests.
Left and fake right left have gone crazy with this anf it has hit themainstream as well.
It is weird.
The thing is, they don't hate us. They can't get enough of American culture. They can't wait to invade our country by visa and "fix" us from within. They read our founding fathers' documents to find out why we're wrong, and then end up quoting them out of context to their friends and enemies. Whatever we do becomes the talk of the global "town."
Yes, I do not want to be hated as an imperialist. But no, I don't care if I'm hated for being in the greatest nation on earth. And America is great because of its ideas, not its empire; even if we had only begun in a tiny island in the west indies, our ideas would have spread like wildfire in the world.
Recognizing the requirement that the most powerful human organization on earth requires strict civic restraints makes you a patriot of the first order. Our founding fathers would welcome you into their midst and thank you for upholding their ideals to people from so many places, as well.
Honestly, these goobers cannot mentally seperate the two ideas. As I remind them, such a black-and-white worldview is the earmark of the fanatic...
It depends on how we define the war on terror. There are three issues that bind us in strife with the Axis of evil.
The world is full of ethnic and religious conflicts. 99.9% of them we don't understand well enough to positively influence.
I see the suggestion that Israel isn't important in this argument. Without any religious justifications, we can see that Israel is not just another ethnic problem. Our values in the west are Judeo-Christian in origin, regardless of our individual beliefs. Furthermore, Israel is the only democracy in the mideast where religious tolerance is practiced. And our commitment to Israel stems from our horror at the depravity of the Holocaust, a phenomenon that apparently continues to have legs; Arafat and Saddam have direct links to Nazism via the Mufti of Jerusalem, who worked for Hitler in Kosovo and in the mideast.
A billion muslims fall asleep every night worrying about six million Jews who are just trying to survive until the next day. That has to worry us, as Israel is yet another democracy on the edge of civilization facing the thundering hordes beyond our gates. It's our fight, too. And 9/11 proved it. Prestowitz tells us to pull back and avoid dependance on mideast oil -- that will solve our problems. But if I've paid for the damned oil, I refuse to have my dollars used against me. If they are, then I believe we have a number of financial, political, and military options at our disposal, and we needn't fear the effects of crushing our enemies.
Iraq had reached the pinnacle of pan-arab nationalist power, if one discounts the as yet undeloped atomic weapons in Iran, a Persian nation. Iraq was sponsoring mideast terror, and I am not going to ignore the rumors that it had global ambitions for terrorism; sheltering as many international terrorists as it did right up until Baghdad's fall is enough of a threat to me. Pakistan should also be included in the Axis of Evil, but continues to be a juggernaut of State Department bewilderment that I think is beyond the scope of this discussion.
If you think we need to strengthen our military, then we should give recruiters better financial news for recruits, and we should continue developing our own weapons systems, both NMD (missile defense) and nuclear. Pulling back, losing focus on the Axis of Evil, any sort of hesitation now would be a victory for this ragtag collection of international robbers, dictators, and racists.
The WMD genie is already out of the bottle - plenty of countries have chemical and biological (the most dangerous of all) capabilities. At the moment our greatest danger, IMHO, isn't state sponsored attacks on the US but WMD in the hands of those involved in religious and ethnic wars who seek to punish the US for taking sides. That incidentally, is the reason the attacks on Israel have spread to the US.
I certainly see the Israeli-Palestinian War as just that, a war fought over religion and land - just like lots of other wars. Like other ethnic and religious wars, I think we should make it a point to stay out of it - in every way.
Iraq was a basket case. It's equipment was outdated and in short supply. That Iraq was a power in any respect when we invaded and occupied it is a laughable assertion. There isn't any connection between Iraq and 9/11. Don't take my word for it, that's the US government's position - the result of a lack of evidence to suggest any other possible conclusion. Since two (of four) of Pakistan's provinces have elected governments sympathetic to the Taliban you might be right about Pakistan. Since almost the entire region defines us by our support for Israel, however, I don't know why that should be all that surprising.
My concern for our armed forces is really two fold. In the first place, I'm concerned that we're configuring our forces to play policeman to the world and therefore handicapping us in the event of a major, large scale war of national survival. My second concern is that we won't have the military forces in the numbers we need because of recruitment/retention shortfalls which I believe are looming. In my view, we'll need to return to the draft if our committments aren't quickly reduced and we don't return to a policy which places the emphasis on defense instead of playing policeman to the world.
That's like saying you have a leak in your car's radiator, but you don't think you need to fix it.
Like other ethnic and religious wars, I think we should make it a point to stay out of it - in every way.
So you're an anti-Zionist who doesn't see the moral difference between the Islamic pan-arab culture and the Jewish one? In your view, they're just uninteresting cultural combatants in a land that just happens to have oil? Would you have said the same during the Holocaust,, that the Germans were just another cultural combatant? Because if we were to abandon Israel, there wouldn't be a Jew left alive in Israel within five years. That is the stated goal of all of Israel's enemies. And it is not symmetric: Jews are tolerant of Arabs in most situations.
Americans are not too weak to take a stand in support of Israel. We would be considered weak in the eyes of our enemies if we didn't support Israel now.
There isn't any connection between Iraq and 9/11.
What about the first WTC bombing? The OKC bombing? What about Saddam's attack on Bush Senior? What about the use of chemical weapons on our troops in Gulf war I? What about the continual AAA ordnance hurled against our no-fly enforcers?
In my view, we'll need to return to the draft if our committments aren't quickly reduced and we don't return to a policy which places the emphasis on defense instead of playing policeman to the world.
The draft issue is mostly caused by the low pay our service members receive, at least in my view. In any case, you haven't answered my biggest objection to critics of our war in Iraq: the Axis of Evil is a whole that is larger than the sum of its parts. Iraq was the easiest one on the list to neutralize, and I think we're just getting started.
I don't know if being completely indifferent to Israel's fate makes me an anti-Zionist. I guess if it does I must also be anti-Biafran, anti-Cambodian, etc. The US taking sides in a religious war is, IMHO, anti-American. My guess is the rest of the world wouldn't see us as weak if we chose to stay out of the Israeli-Palestinian War, just that we finally came to our senses.
If you think Iraq had a connection to 9/11 contact the government with your information. They'll be happy to hear from you as they've tried hard, and without success, to make a connection. If all you've got is promotional material designed to sucker us into invading Iraq they won't be any more interested in it than I am.
The recruiting/retention problems I see looming have nothing to do with pay. I served in the Army to defend my country and stayed in the reserves for the same reason. When I volunteered for Vietnam, where I served for a year, I didn't do it for the combat pay and when I gave up evenings, weekends, took time off and went away every year in the reserves I lost money most of the time. I've since been retired. Were I younger and still in the reserves I'd probably be retiring at the first moment they'd let me - solely because wandering around the globe looking for dragons to slay isn't something I support.
Of course. But doesn't change the truth that America is still lightyears ahead of whoever is in second place.
I have to reject this point of view. Western (and that includes Japanese) law enforcement and military agencies should be doing everything they can to eliminate these weapons. Deciding that they are simply out of control and warrant a mere buildup of deterrence-style counterforce is insufficient. I think the horror of Aum Shinrikyo's subway attacks is plenty of evidence to that effect. They just happen to be virulently anti-semitic, as well.
I don't know if being completely indifferent to Israel's fate makes me an anti-Zionist. I guess if it does I must also be anti-Biafran, anti-Cambodian, etc
I think it makes you an isolationist. That's a choice we all need to make, but I don't see the world as being more stable or less threatening than it was in 1937 today. There were plenty of people making similar justifications for our isolation then. But I think many of us have learned that preemption is a better way. Nations in the Axis of Evil or international terror groups that talk about attacking us and show an ability to do so are little less of a threat than Hitler was in the 1930s. Don't you think it the least bit significant that they speak the same language, the hatred and vilification of the Jews?
The US taking sides in a religious war is, IMHO, anti-American.
As I've said, it's not a religious war. Muslim extremism is barbarism without a doubt. Judaism is just another religion that happens to be practiced in the west with no deep-seated animosities for you or me. If 9/11 didn't persuade you, if the continual stream of death threats to Americans that we've heard over the past 30 years hasn't persuaded you that the pan-Arab nationalism (either Islamic or Baathist) isn't about anti-westernism, anti-modernity, and nothing short of a war on human progress, then I don't know how to persuade you. Prestowitz's attack on Bush's Christianity is an affront to my own secularism. When President Bush speaks of our duty to defend freedom, I don't hear the religion first, I hear his call to recognize an American opportunity to improve the world from a humanist standpoint. Prestowitz is just grandstanding and playing to the anti-Christian sentiments in this leftist crowd.
If you think Iraq had a connection to 9/11 contact the government with your information.
I dont know anything that you don't about that, and I don't think it's necessary to justify our presence in Iraq.
I think this concludes my argument. I'll let it stand for itself. I think you've earned the right to advocate isolationism, and you've earned the right to say that you'd sit out our overseas "adventure." So please don't take any of my continued disagreements with your position as a lack of respect for your status as a citizen soldier.
Is, not isn't.
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If Republican lawmakers get their way, Missouri may become the 25th state in the nation to impose a so-called 'Right-to-Work' law.
The House Workforce Development and Workplace Safety Committee debated the issue in early February, with hundreds of union members and their supporters packed into the Committee hearing room and surrounding hallways to voice their opposition to the legislation.
House Bill 77, the RTW bill sponsored by Eric Burlison (R-Springfield), would weaken unions by allowing freeloaders - people who don't pay union dues - to benefit from a union negotiated contract, grievance procedure, health and pension benefits, and higher wages all without paying their fair share.
Supporters of HB77 disingenuously call it the 'Freedom to Work' Act. They claim, baselessly, that RTW will create jobs in Missouri.
The facts, however, paint an entirely different picture, as two-thirds of the states with the highest unemployment rates are RTW states.
'Right-To-Work' states not only have a higher unemployment rate, but workers in those states are also paid about $1,500 less per-year than their counterparts in non-RTW states.
Additionally, workers in RTW states are less likely to have health care, pensions, sick leave and paid vacation. Furthermore, the rate of workplace deaths is 52.9 percent higher in RTW states, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
At the hearing, Missouri AFL-CIO secretary-treasurer, Mike Louis, said, "'Right-To-Work' does not guarantee any rights or any jobs."
"In fact, by weakening unions and collective bargaining, it destroys the best job security protection that exists - a union contract."
Furthermore, most economists argue that our fragile economy and hopeful recovery is being stymied by a lack of consumer purchasing power. Union workers making higher wages spend more of their disposable income thereby creating more demand and stimulating the economy.
Lower wages and higher unemployment caused by RTW would hurt the economy. RTW is bad for Missouri's economy generally, not just for union workers, as it drives down wages and spending power.
While a majority of Missourians have repeatedly rejected RTW legislation, Republicans continue to re-introduce it into the legislature every year, like ALEC sponsored puppets.
ALEC, the American Legislative Exchange Council, is a right-wing corporate funded front group with millions of dollars at its disposal to re-write state laws with cookie-cutter anti-worker legislation.
In fact, ALEC member, Bill Lant, chairs the Workforce Development and Workplace Safety Committee - which lead many people in the hearing to wonder if he supports HB 77 because his constituents support it or because ALEC and its big business funders support it.
State representative, Jake Hummel (D-St. Louis), grilled Lant on the subject and said, "I'm just trying to figure out if your constituents asked for this bill, or if a company in your district asked for it, or if the republican leadership asked for it."
Hummel, who is also a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 1, was first denied his right to speak at the hearing by the Committee chair; it was only after Hummel got the rule book that Lant consented.
Dave Cook, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers' Union (UFCW) Local 655 called the committee and its chair "disingenuous."
He said, "You've created a new tagline - 'Freedom to Work' - in an outright effort to trick the public. Why don't you have the guts to call it what it is - a freeloader bill."
While Republicans to have a veto-proof majority in the Missouri legislature, many union members believe enough Republicans - if contacted enough times by their constituents, many of whom are union members - will distance themselves from the RTW legislation denying them a veto proof majority, which will give democratic governor Jay Nixon an opportunity to block the law if it does pass the House and Senate.
There is currently an alphabet soup of RTW, and other anti-worker laws, being proposed in the general assembly; HB 77 isn't the only one. Republicans have also introduced RTW bills HB91, HB95, SB76 and SB134, as well as, two bills on prevailing wage, SB68 and SB30 and one bill on paycheck deception.
The labor movement here is gearing-up for a fight back. Meetings have been held on RTW at the St. Louis and Kansas City, Mo Central Labor Councils, and the MO AFL-CIO is planning a two-day labor legislative conference in Jefferson City - our state capital - in late March, among numerous other activities.
All union members and their supporters are being asked to call and write their representatives to let them know that 'Right-to-Work is WRONG for Missouri.'
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