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> We went to a blueberry tasting this morning. It was held at the OSU-USDA
> germplasm repository in Corvallis. They've got more than 400 varieties of
> blueberries under cultivation--and we were free to just wander around, pick,
> and eat. "But no baggies," our tour guide said. We want to add 3-4
> blueberries to the landscape here, so we much appreciated this event and did
> our own informal judging. We sought out heavy producers of large, slightly
> tart berries that appeared to more-or-less ripen at the same time. When the
> tasting was over, my sister said that she'd taken on enough anti-oxidants to
> keep her from rusting for a long time.
> In all, we must have sampled 100 or so varieties. Tartness ranged from sour
> to sweet. Flavor ranged from distinct, which is about the best you can say
> for a blueberry, to bland or close to none; flavorfulness and tartness seem
> to be linked, except the sour ones are simply sour. We ended up with a short
> list of five desirable varieties--Spartan, Blueray (1), Blueray (2),
> Elliott, and an unnamed new cultivar. All are "northern highbush" varieties.
> Since the unnamed cultivar was not superior to any of the others, we lopped
> it from the list.
> Interesting thing about the two Bluerays: In theory, they're the same
> cultivar, but (1) came from the Royal BG [which I took to be Kew] and (2) is
> the original Blueray variety developed in the US. The RBG Blueray was
> slightly tarter [hence, more flavorful] than the home-grown one, although
> the home-grown one was also very tasty and otherwise the fruits were much
> the same. I should've taken my refractometer so I could have measured the
> brix of both, but it didn't occur to me.
> Blueberries were the main reason we went, but there's a lot more going on
> at the station. It's also a major repository of pear germplasm--some 1,600
> varieties of pears--with tasting of those coming ripe now. Because pears are
> not high on our list of favorite fruits, we skipped that part of the tour.
> We tasted two "new" cultivars of cane berries, both of which are just now
> entering commercial-grower trials. One is a blackberry [excellent, maybe
> best ever]; the other a red raspberry [nice, but to my mind only marginally
> better than what's out there].
> Then a vegetable researcher showed us his two favorite projects--a purple
> tomato that is really purple [and has the same anti-oxidant properties of
> other purple/blue fruit, like blueberries and egg plant, and a squash called
> tomboncino. The fruit of the tomato, it seems, is purple where it's exposed
> to the sun, but greed where it's shaded. When it ripens, the green part
> turns red but the purple part stays purple. Tomboncino squash look and grow
> like the zucchini/yellow crookneck tribe, but the breeder, James Myers, says
> the flesh is denser and has a nuttier flavor. At present, tomboncino seeds
> are available from a few nurseries [he mentioned, when asked, Nichols], but
> they produce big vines. He's trying to breed a bush [no, not him; the useful
> kind].
> On the way home, we bought two more quarts of red currants that we are now
> processing in the steam juicer.
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I have never liked to test small changes with my clients because I know testing bigger concepts get bigger wins. With that said, it's important to remember that no matter how fantastic your design may be, your product or service won't sell unless you're providing the right content to your audience. That's right—you have heard it before—content is king.
A good design will always be important since users form a snap judgment about your website and its content, but what happens if they don't bounce? They read (or scan) your site. You can't simply create a good design and write content that you think will sell. You need to write content that will actually sell.
Why should you test headlines?
- Headlines are often the first thing a user sees. With the amount of information we are bombarded with online, users need to quickly scan ad copy, headlines, and subheadings to filter the content they read. Your headline is often the only chance you have to catch their interest and compel them to dig deeper into your sales message. It doesn't matter how amazing your supporting copy is, if you don't have a headline that draws readers in, you might as well throw the rest of your content out the window (I guess deleting it would work too).
- It's one of the easiest tests you can run. I have talked about testing implementation and how it seems to prevent even the smartest companies from creating an optimization program. Headline and copy tests though are among the easiest things to implement. You can still be bold when you test headlines, so don't forget to try wildly different appeals.
- You can use the insights across multiple channels. Like most tests you run online, you can easily transfer insights to other digital channels or even to offline marketing efforts. An effective appeal can just as easily draw users in from print, at home or in their car.
If you want some of the best advice on the art of writing headlines, I suggest you turn to copywriting legends such as John Caples and David Ogilvy. If you want to get started today, here are 5 quick tips:
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- Understand the appeal of your product. Don't guess what your users want! Talk to them. They will tell you why they like your product and will definitely tell you what they hate about it. Ask them through surveys, emails, over the phone, etc. The bottom-line is that you should be asking, not guessing. You don't need a large sample, but you do need a decent cross-section of users so you can write appeals that resonate with your target audience.
- Always add self-interest. We're busy. We don't have time to invest in an article, product or service unless we've come across information we care about or need. This may seem obvious, but go back and read some of the headlines around your industry (or maybe even on your site). You will quickly notice that many writers violate this fundamental rule. If your target audience is left asking, "Why do I care?" or "So what?" then you have lost them before you even had a chance.
- Resist the temptation to be clever and practice being straightforward. You think you're funny and/or smart and that's okay, but your users don't really care when it comes to headlines. In fact, when a user has to figure out what you are trying to say, then, again, you have probably lost them before you even had a chance.
- Add curiosity to your headlines if you can. Curiosity has a lot of pulling power. If you can combine curiosity with self-interest, you usually have a winning headline. It's not just about making someone say, "That could help me in my life," but "That could help me, and I wonder how that's possible." Remember not to give so much away in the headline that the user doesn't see a need to continue reading.
- Test it before you test it! Once you have established the appeal, it's time to write a straightforward, self-interest headline that promotes curiosity. Don't try to get it right in the first 10 minutes. The best advice is to write as many headlines as you can and then come back and review them the next day.From there, choose your best headlines and use test them on your colleagues, spouse, grandma, whomeveryou think represents your target audience (and will return your emails).
Once you have reduced your headlines down to the best variations, find the right place to test and watch the effects on your conversion rate. You may find yourself shocked at the results, but a simple headline test really can have a significant impact.
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STARKSBORO — Team USA from the Vergennes Area Youth League defeated Starksboro, 15-2, on June 13, in the championship game of the Mount Abraham District Little League softball tournament, played at Cota Field in Starksboro.
Team USA avenged two earlier losses to Starksboro with the win and finished the spring with a 10-3 record.
Team USA Coach Travis Scribner, who was assisted by Eric Bresnick and Jim Gernander, said despite the earlier setbacks the members of Team USA went into the final feeling confident.
NEW HAVEN — Don't try to drive from one end of River Road in New Haven to the other.
Construction crews closed part of the road that runs between Routes 116 and 7 on Monday as they began reconstruction of Bridge 10, which spans the New Haven River at the end of Halpin Road.
The bridge, which is 1.1 miles east of Route 7, is closed to all traffic, and according to the contractor's schedule it will remain closed through Aug. 27.
If you've been in Edgewater Gallery on the Green recently, you may have seen a tall man with a ponytail holding a tube of crimson paint in one hand as he scraped with a palette knife in the other, creating on the panel before him, his view of Middlebury's Main Street. Meet Janis Sanders.
MIDDLEBURY — Ryan Biette of Middlebury has had more than the typical challenges of being a first-year student at Tufts University. Three major surgeries in the last year have made him travel a different path than he had planned — in what one might say was an unexpected "gap year."
BRISTOL — Mount Abraham Union High School announces the valedictorian and salutatorian for the class of 2016. Hannah Funk of Bristol, daughter of Tom Funk and Elizabeth Maher and older sister of Molly and Louisa, is this year's valedictorian. Mahli Knutson of Bristol, daughter of Linda Knutson and younger sister of Lili, is this year's salutatorian.
NEW HAVEN — The Addison County 4-H Horse Clinic, held June 3-5, gave local 4-H club members a chance to hone their equestrian skills and knowledge of horses while enjoying a fun weekend at the Addison County Fair and Field Days grounds in New Haven.
The annual event, sponsored by University of Vermont (UVM) Extension 4-H in Addison County, was open to all Vermont 4-H club members, including those without horses, and included a two-night stay at the fairgrounds. Twenty-one youths participated with their horses and eight without horses.
ADDISON COUNTY — Solar arrays at Champlain Orchards and at Middlebury College are part of Renewable Energy Vermont's second annual Celebrate Solar Day this Saturday, June 18.
Solar sites around the state will be hosting public tours, giving folks a chance to tour a variety of facilities and ask questions about solar power.
VERGENNES — Zig Zag Lit Mag is a recently founded arts and literature magazine supporting Addison County's creative community. The volunteer editorial board of the magazine, a group of seven Vergennes-area residents, recently received a $1,750 grant from the Vermont Community Foundation's Small and Inspiring grant program. The grant will help further Zig Zag's mission to connect and sustain a community of local writers and readers by enabling them to create a physical and online space for publication of local work.
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AMHERST — The host Amherst College softball team defeated Middlebury twice this past weekend, while the third game between the NESCAC West rivals was suspended due to darkness on Saturday with the Panthers leading by three runs after five innings. Middlebury officials said both coaches could not agree that the result should be final, and the game will be completed at a later date unless the league rules differently.
TUCSON, Ariz. — The Middlebury College baseball team opened NESCAC West play this past weekend by taking two out of three games from Williams during the college spring break in Tucson. The Panthers swept a Saturday doubleheader, 2-1 and 11-4, after dropping the opener on Friday, 8-2.
The Panthers' Tuesday home opener vs. Norwich was postponed until Monday at 4 p.m. Middlebury (4-8) will visit NESCAC West foe Wesleyan for a three-game set this weekend.
AMHERST, Mass. — The Middlebury College women's lacrosse team survived its toughest test of the spring on Saturday, defeating host Amherst in overtime, 9-8, in a duel of two teams ranked in the top 10 in NCAA Division III.
The No. 2 Panthers moved to 9-0 and will visit Bates this weekend after a Wednesday home game vs. Hamilton. Amherst dropped to 5-2, 2-2 in NESCAC play.
SAN DIEGO, Calif. — The Middlebury track and field teams on this past Saturday competed at in the California Collegiate Invitational hosted by U.C. San Diego. The Panther women finished sixth out of 12 teams with 56 points, while the men were tied for sixth of 11 with 61 points. The Panthers return to action this Saturday when they take part in a tri-meet with Plattsburgh State at host Springfield College.
CLAREMONT, Calif. — Host Claremont-Mudd-Scripps, the No. 4 men's tennis team in NCAA Division III, on Saturday knocked off No. 3 Middlebury, 6-3, in the Panthers' final match of their California trip. Middlebury (7-2) will visit No. 9 Williams this Saturday.
CLAREMONT, Calif. — The Middlebury College women's tennis team, ranked No. 7 in NCAA Division III, finished its California trip this past Saturday with a 6-3 loss to host No. 3 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps. The 5-2 Panthers next visit No. 2 Williams this Saturday.
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MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury police assisted Middlebury Regional EMS in helping a young woman who had cut herself at Middlebury Union High School on March 31.
In other action last week, Middlebury police:
• Responded, with Middlebury fire officials, to a report of a small fire in the old mill building at the Otter Creek falls on March 28.
• Checked on a report of a vehicle traveling quickly and erratically on Route 7 South (toward town) on March 29. Police did not encounter the vehicle.
VERGENNES — Vergennes police are asking area residents to be aware that police are enforcing local parking laws after noticing a series of recent infractions.
Specifically, police said, in the week leading up to this Tuesday they had ticketed a number of cars either parked on the city-owned green strip between sidewalks and roads, thus damaging the lawn or plantings, or parked facing traffic, something that creates a hazard when pulling out. Police warned they will continue to ticket cars parked in those fashions.
ADDISON COUNTY — On Sunday, April 3, at approximately 10 p.m. staff at the McDonald's/Shell Station on Route 7 in Ferrisburgh notified a Vermont State Police trooper and a Vergennes police officer inside the store that they believed an individual in the McDonald's drive-through was intoxicated.
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Greenfield will get another look at plans for thrift store
Hearing on St. Vincent de Paul proposal set for April 2
Greenfield — Under orders to spruce up its proposed space for a retail store in a former Walmart building, the St. Vincent de Paul Society will present its revised plans at an April 2 public hearing.
The nonprofit organization wants to establish a store in part of the old big-box structure at 4500 S. 108th St. that is now owned by the Ridge Community Church, which occupies the south end of the building.
Last week, the Greenfield Plan Commission told the organization to sharpen up the proposed store entrance, to do something about the long blank wall that faces Highway 100 and to screen the HVAC equipment on the roof.
Sign of concern
"Overall, the design is quite honestly lacking," said Alderman Karl Kastner, who sits on the commission.
Mayor Michael Neitzke said the St. Vincent de Paul entrance sign should look as good as the entrance for the Ridge Community Church, which incorporated "some design and art" in its sign that sets it apart.
"It wasn't an easy thing and this side needs to look just as good," Neitzke said.
Society representatives were hopeful they could meet the Plan Commission's desires.
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The store's appearance won't be the only concern heading into next month's hearing, which will be held in front of the Common Council.
A more basic question revolves around whether the city wants another second-hand retail store in the neighborhood, which already has a smaller one nearby.
That was a point of concern with the Plan Commission originally, but it didn't come up last week. And it's possible the public also won't share that concern.
If not, the Common Council could vote after the public hearing to approve a special-use permit for the store. Then it would separately consider site, building and landscaping plans. If those are subsequently approved, the store could move in.
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The store's approval could help pave the way for something that is on the city's wish list: a path that would lead from the north end of the former Walmart parking lot down a hill to Kulwicki Park, where ball diamonds are located.
Such a path would allow additional parking needed for the diamonds, which are heavily used by Little League players. Currently, families often have to park on busy Cold Spring Road.
Representatives of St. Vincent de Paul told the commission the society is willing to fund the path.
"We agree we'll do what we have to do to help you get access to the park," said Michael Petersen a volunteer who helped represent the society.
Officials of the Ridge Church also agreed in principle to help.
The main stumbling block is liability. Though the city is willing, it can't assume liability because the park and much of the land on which the path would be bult is owned by Milwaukee County, Neitzke said.
The county has flatly said that it doesn't want to take on any more liability.
Regarding St. Vincent de Paul's role, the Plan Commission left that issue open — with the expectation that the applicant would include enough money in its landscaping security fund to cover the cost of building the trail.
WHAT: public hearing and possible Common Council approval of a request to establish a St. Vincent de Paul retail store in part of the former Walmart store at 4500 S. 108th St.
WHEN: 7 p.m. April 2
WHERE: Greenfield City Hall, 7325 W. Forest Home Ave.
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Beautiful View and Great atmosphere
The Westward Look Hotel and resort is definitely a Tucson must try resort. The bar off the lobby can be quite fun and the atmosphere is more pleasant and energetic than a lot of the other luxury resorts in town. The rooms are very comfortable and the service impeccable. I would choose this place over any other, if I wanted a view of the city at night. The horseback riding and desert surrounding it is beautiful and the location is perfect. Up on Skyline out of the city, not too far from Oracle or Campbell two of the major north west city streets.
I caught a picture of the mountains with snow on them on Dec 30th of this past year.
Unique Quality: Great views, fun bar, horseback riding.
Directions: I10 east on Ina Rd. Look Left after you cross Oracle (major road)
Westward Look was an all around treat
Westward Look Resort was our lodging for the last 5 days (Tues-Sunday). I was seeking a bit of an 'R & R' getaway for my travel companion who was attending 3 family events in 3 days and promised to be emotionally laden for her. It worked well for me and for her.
Unique Quality: I found the setting spectacular--in the north Tucson foothills in a nice neighborhood with easy 20 minute access downtown via Oracle and Whole Foods, Safeway, Walgreens, and more boutique eateries and shops less than 2 minutes away. Resort is a historic holdover from magnificent family home from early in the 1900s. Our room #290 featured two queen beds, desk, leather couch, 2 oversized upright chairs, small refrigerator, 2 separate sink areas, and large glass/tile walk in shower with sky light. Oh, and a small balcony with nicer chairs and small table for two gave nice views to the south of downtown city lights and the Rincon distant mountains. Parking was sufficient. Work out area nice and two regular sun and fun pools. Walking trails paved and gravelled was pleasant for me in morning light and twilight. The meditation stone lined labrynith was an usual but unexected pleasant few minutes diversion, too. Breakfast was excellent local fare with lots of supportive staff. I cannot speak to musical entertainment or lively bar action since my attention was on events elsewhere.
I enjoyed rising early to watch and listen to various wildlife just below: jackrabbits, hummingbirds, doves, cardinals, sparrows, various lizards, and more. May's weather was pleasantly warm and offered a vast array of seaonally blooming catcus, trees, and other plants on the grounds. Was it much more than a hotel/motel? Oh, yes! It is the kind of place visitors fondly return to. The front desk staff say they receive many international guests and the rental car agent said it is a destination stay for many of its customers. I can understand why. It is not a budget location--but it is very approachable for many. It's website fairly presents the actual experience available. You'll need a car but probably want one to see the other activities in the area anyway.
Directions: Nice neighborhood. Easy 20 minute access downtown via Oracle. Whole Foods, Safeway, Walgreens, more boutique eateries/shops less than 2 minutes away.
Beautiful Views
Have stayed here multiple times and am always left with same experience. Others seem to like it much more than I do. It does have beautiful views and grounds. It is not as mass production mediocre as the other nearby hotels. The service is very good.
Unique Quality: Beautiful views and good service. Fun little bar on site.
Directions: North Central/West Tucson on Sunrise
Nicely withdrawn from the main roads but not hard to find.
Beautiful Views / Older Resort
This was my first stay at the Westward Look Resort. It is a nice older resort in North Tucson near Ina Road. Our room was in a sort of condo-like complex within walking distance to the hotel lobby and amenities.
There is a pool and hot tub available however we did not use them. They have a nice bar that featured live music on a Saturday night. It was packed. We could not hold a conversation so we moved out to one of the lobby areas near a fireplace. It was very pleasant. Drinks were good and they did not skimp on the alchohol.
The resort is clean but older. We had a problem with our toilet. The chain kept coming off and we had to call maintenance. They came right away and fixed it. There was some noise in our room in the middle of the night that sounded like water running through a shower. It was pretty loud.
We had breakfast in their restaurant in the morning and it was pleasant but average.
Unique Quality: Beautiful grounds with nice Sonoran desert plants. Close to the mountains and close to Ina Road and Speedway.
We had a corporate rate of $129 per night.
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Very nice hotel. It is not like the other large resorts in the area but smaller and more personal. The service is great. There are two types of rooms. I have stayed in both and prefer the more expensive room because of the sitting area. The walls are so solid - you cannot hear a thing. I loathe grass in the desert, so unnatural! The Westward Look has some great desert landscaping.
Unique Quality: Has one maybe two pools. Excellent views. Great beds with nice sheets (no cotton blend here). However, the mini-bar items are pricey - bordering on criminal...$2.50 for a pint of water. Save some money and drop by the Walgreens or Safeways down the street.
The restaurant in the hotel is very good. I have had a number of meals there...fantastic.
Directions: Located on the Northwest side of Tucson.
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If you want to be fancy try any of the resorts. If you are travelling with a dog then The Westward Look Resort on Ina is one of the most dog friendly places! There are hotels by the freeway (Grant and I-10)where my parents and my future in lawas have happily stayed..In the summer months the resorts usually have special deals, so check out their websites..(Loews Ventana Canyon, Westin La Paloma, Westward Look).
It really varies from season to season.
Unique Quality: They are all resorts...so they have everything! The restaurants are all excellent!
Directions: Loews Ventana Canyon is just off Sunrise
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The Hinesville City Council adopted a millage-rate increase during Thursday's meeting that was smaller than the proposed 1.2 mill increase over last year, which would bring the total millage rate to 11.7.
The Liberty County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday held the last of three public hearing sessions regarding the millage rate increase before adopting the new rate at its 6 p.m. regular meeting.
Guests of La Quinta Inn and Suites on Oglethorpe Highway won't have much trouble getting into the holiday spirit this year.
The Liberty County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday held its second public hearing concerning a proposed millage-rate increase.
Families began gathering around Bradwell Park at 5 p.m. Monday, making for an early start to this year's Christmas in the Park festivities, hosted by the Liberty County Chamber of Commerce.
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Hinesville's Homeless Prevention Program celebrated 16 years last month. Program Coordinator Daisy Jones said her department of three had modest beginnings, but it now networks with dozens of churches, civic organizations and service agencies dedicated to helping the homeless and hungry in Hinesville and Liberty County.
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I was present at the Young Vic theatre in London when The Who staged their first and only performance of a drama that could have revolutionised rock music and foretold the Internet - not a bad double whammy to get in a small studio theatre.
It was a strange occasion. The audience was a curious mix, teenage fans like myself whose parents had been able to get them tickets because they were on the Young Vic mailing list, and diehard Who addicts, who must have swelled that list in a hurry when they heard what was happening. We had all come for a concert.
It was impossible to understand what giving "creative feedback" consisted of. But that was what Townshend asked for. This was not a concert, he insisted. We exchanged bewildered looks.
But Townshend kept on talking. He may well have talked of "the grid." I can't remember. The late Keith Moon broke through the jargon. "You are merely padding," he yelled at us. Roger Daltrey said: "Don't worry, we'll send you home happy."
So we waited for the promised greatest hits that would follow the grid- talk and film show. And happy, if puzzled, was how we departed. We could have had 15 minutes of fame. Instead, we deflected an artist from one of his life's great works for 28 years. Sorry, Pete.
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The regular meeting of District Lodge 90 is held bi-monthly on the even numbered months of the year on the second Thursday at 7:00 P.M. IAM District Lodge 90 is located at 2346 S Lynhurst Dr, Indianapolis, IN 46241, USA in Suite D 201.
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Machinists Union Applauds Congress for Acting to Stop NAI Scheme
Washington D.C., April 28, 2016 — IAM General Vice President Sito Pantoja issued the following statement regarding Congress' action to halt Norwegian Air International's (NAI) entry into the U.S. aviation market:
"The Machinists Union applauds Congress for acting to stop the Department of Transportation's (DOT) ill-conceived decision to pave the way for NAI's entry into the US aviation market. Any airline that registers its aircraft in foreign countries with lax safety and security standards and 'rents' its cabin crews from countries with no labor laws to lower costs shouldn't be welcome in the United States.
IAM members thank Rep. Frank LoBiondo (R-NJ), Rep. Peter DeFazio (D-OR), Rep. Lynn Westmoreland (R-GA), and Rep. Rick Larsen (D-WA) for sponsoring H.R. 5090 and standing up for US airline workers.
Make no mistake: NAI's scheme to gain entry into the US aviation market will unleash downward pressure on the wages, benefits and working conditions of airline workers here in the United States and cause airline workers to lose their jobs. That is unacceptable.
It's time for Washington D.C. politicians to stand up for US airline workers and H.R. 5090 is a good start. I call on all IAM members to contact their U.S. Representatives and demand they support H.R. 5090."
The IAM is the largest transportation union in the world, and among the largest labor unions representing approximately 620,000 members.
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Wisconsin Judge Agrees with IAM, Rules Against 'Right-to-Work' Law
|IAM members in Wisconsin joined thousands of others at rallies protesting the state's proposed "right-to-work" law in 2015. The bill was signed into law by anti-worker Gov. Scott Walker, but a circuit judge recently ruled the law to be against the state's constitution.
A Wisconsin judge has sided with the Machinists Union in a case challenging the state's private sector "right-to-work" law. IAM District 10 in Milwaukee, the Wisconsin AFL-CIO and United Steelworkers District 2 in Menasha, WI argued the law was an unlawful seizure of property because it required private-sector unions to extend benefits to workers who don't pay dues.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and the state's GOP legislature pushed the law through in February 2015 amidst massive protests. Workers in right-to-work states have significantly lower wages and fewer benefits.
"Judge Faust's ruling is a victory for Machinist Union members and all of Wisconsin's working families," said IAM District 10 Directing Business Representative Alex Hoekstra. "Walker and his cronies have continued to push a policy of state economic growth through the elimination of workers' rights. We always knew this policy was foolish and destined to fail, now we know it was illegal."
Dane County Circuit Judge William Foust cited the state constitution's provision that "the property of no person shall be taken for public use without just compensation." The impact of the law "over time is threatening to the unions' very economic viability," wrote Foust.
Wisconsin's Republican Attorney General promised to appeal the decision to the state's conservative majority Supreme Court, but some labor lawyers say the case could be a crack in right-to-work's armor.
"For unions, the silver lining is that the 'takings' argument may acquire traction in other states or in federal court," writes Brian Mahoney for Politico. "The Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution has a 'takings' clause, and so do some other state constitutions."
Paul Secunda, a Marquette University labor lawyer, told the American Prospect that unions may have success using the 'takings' argument to challenge West Virginia's new right-to-work law, which would ultimately be brought before a more liberal federal circuit court. The case could end up in the U.S. Supreme Court, where a potential future liberal majority could overturn all states' right-to-work laws.
"The courts put a needed check on Scott Walker's attacks on working families by ruling that Wisconsin's 'right-to-work' law is in violation of our state constitution," said Phil Neuenfeldt, an IAM member and president of Wisconsin AFL-CIO. "'Right-to-work' goes against the Wisconsin principles of fairness and democracy and hurts all of Wisconsin by eroding the strength of our middle class. 'Right-to-work' has always been unjust, now it's proven unconstitutional."
"Congratulations to IAM District 10, the Wisconsin AFL-CIO, United Steelworkers District 2 and working families throughout the state of Wisconsin," said IAM Midwest Territory General Vice President Philip J. Gruber. "Over the last three to four years, Wisconsin has seen the largest decline in middle-class households than any other state. It's anti-union policies like these that are to blame. I applaud the courts for helping turn the state in the right direction."
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Machinists Union Disputes DOL Claims in Pension Fund Dispute
Washington, D.C., February 8, 2016 – The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) today raised serious questions over allegations contained in a lawsuit filed by the Department of Labor (DOL) against the IAM National Pension Fund.
The well-funded IAM National Pension Fund is among the nation's most stable and best managed multi-employer plans, and is in full compliance with all DOL rules and regulations. The complaint makes no allegations that relate to the stability of the Fund or its assurance that its 90,000 beneficiaries will have a secure retirement because of the Plan.
The IAM, which is not named in the lawsuit, believes the DOL complaint should be withdrawn quickly to prevent further harm to the Fund's reputation, and to prevent needless and costly litigation over issues previously addressed and properly resolved.
The civil complaint, filed by the DOL on Jan. 24, 2016, alleges that in the past, improper procedures were followed in the selection of certain service providers to the fund, and that the Fund incurred improper expenditures between 2008 to 2012 in connection with Fund-related activities.
The DOL complaint fails to note that all questionable expenditures were fully reimbursed and new policies put in place to ensure strict compliance with DOL rules.
The IAM believes it is a disservice to the Plan and its beneficiaries for the DOL to revive allegations over issues that have been previously addressed and resolved.
The IAM is one of the largest industrial trade unions in North America, representing more than 600,000 active and retired members in dozens of industries.
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Florida Machinists Win $2.5M Grievance Settlement
IAM Local 2777 Chief Steward/Grievance Committee Charles Pate, Steward Rich Swindon, Steward/Grievance Committee Regina Ullrich-Holmes, District 75 Business Representative Brad Smith, Steward J.D. Baker, and Steward/Grievance Committee Wayne Mason.
In a perfect example of why an IAM contract is so valuable, more than 200 workers for L3 Communications at Whiting Field Naval Air Station near Pensacola, FL won a grievance settlement that will result in an average payout of over $11,500 for each member.
Thanks to language negotiated into the agreement with L3, any cost savings in health and welfare contributions by the company must be passed on to the employees. In 2013 and 2014 no money was paid out, so Local 2777 Chief Steward and Grievance Committee Member Charles Pate filed a policy grievance on behalf of the members. Due to the complexity of the formulas in the agreement, they realized they would need help.
With valuable assistance from IAM economists in the Strategic Resources Department, the department's Assistant Director David White and District 75 Business Representative Brad Smith, Pate pored over the mass of information.
Among the list of considerations were employer contributions towards group health insurance, life insurances, short-term disability insurance and a variety of other contributions. Working together, the team was able to determine the actual costs of such fringe benefits and submitted a grievance settlement for the two years in question.
"There were 210 employees in 2013 and 214 in 2014," said Smith. "Whoever worked there under the IAM contract during those years got a payout, even people who had quit or retired were paid for the time they were there."
The result was a payment of $2,503,118.32.
"This could only happen with a union contract," said IAM Southern Territory General Vice President Mark Blondin. "Usually when a company promises a dollar amount, but finds ways to save, they pocket the money. This time the money goes to the members, who earned it. I commend the fantastic job that Chief Steward Pate, Business Representative Smith and David White did for our members. I'm sure no one under this contract will ever say it costs to be in the union."
IAM Local 2777 members work under a service contract agreement at Whiting Field on the Navy's TH-57 Sea Ranger training helicopter. The Local has nine other bargaining units representing aircraft maintenance workers at NAS Whiting Field and NAS Pensacola.
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New Year, New International President
It had only happened 12 times in the IAM's 127-year history, but this week it happened one more time. Tom Buffenbarger officially handed over the title of IAM International President to Bob Martinez, Jr., a 35-year IAM member who has held leadership positions up and down the ranks of the Machinists Union.
WATCH: A Legacy Continues
At a ceremony at IAM Headquarters in Upper Marlboro, MD, Martinez took his oath of office and delivered remarks to IAM members and staff.
"Our fight and our work is noble and it is good," said Martinez, a Texas native and U.S. Navy veteran. "Securing workplace fairness, dignity and justice – so it shall continue."
Watch the entire ceremony – which includes remarks from Buffenbarger, new Headquarters General Vice President Rickey Wallace, and AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka – by clicking here.
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New IAM President in 2016
Washington, D.C., November 22, 2015 – The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) announced that General Vice President Bob Martinez, Jr. will succeed current International President Tom Buffenbarger, who steps down on Jan.1, 2016 after a 45-year career that spans service as a local IAM Shop Steward to more than 18 years as the IAM's top elected official.
The announcement follows a vote by the union's 11-member Executive Council, in accordance with the IAM Constitutional requirement for senior elected officials to leave office at age 65. Martinez, a 35-year IAM veteran will serve the remainder of Buffenbarger's current 4-year term, which concludes July 1, 2017.
"There have been 13 International Presidents since the Machinists Union was founded in 1888," said Buffenbarger. "The strength of this union has always been its ability to cultivate leaders who respect and reflect the values and goals of our membership. I'm grateful for the opportunity to be part of that heritage and I have full confidence that Bob Martinez is the right person to carry on that proud tradition."
A native of Texas, Martinez served in the U.S. Navy before joining the IAM in 1980 as an aircraft assembler at Lockheed Martin Aeronautics in Ft. Worth, TX. Rising through the ranks, Martinez held numerous positions at the local and district level before assuming the office of Southern Territory Vice President in July 2003. In addition to his current position as Vice President in charge of IAM Headquarters, Martinez serves as a Trustee of the IAM National Pension Fund, and is Vice President on the National Executive Board of the Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA).
Buffenbarger's tenure as International President was marked by a commitment to organizing, financial stability and a recognition that diversity in local and senior leadership is a key to remaining relevant in the modern workplace. The current IAM Executive Council is now among the most diverse in the labor movement, including men and women of African American, Hispanic, Native American and European heritage.
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Attacks on Workers Have Begun!
This edited expert is what is happening in multiple states, not just Missouri. We, as a nation, need to stand together and fight for what is the right while battling globalized companies.
'In Missouri, the pre-filing of bills started today in [Missouris]'s capitol. And once again, workers are under attack. Today, two so-called 'right-to-work' bills were filed by both [Missouri] Representatives White and Burlison (HB1407 and HB1462). 'Right-to-work' states have lower wages on average, higher poverty rates, higher infant mortality rates, invest less in education, and have higher workplace fatalities. Today, Representative White also filed a bill that would cut [Missouri]'s prevailing wage law (HB1406). Studies have shown that workers who are paid the prevailing wage are more productive, and higher productivity can lower construction costs without lowering wages. Prevailing wage laws benefit blue-collar workers and their communities by:
-Encouraging training
-Lowering the rate of injuries
-Promoting health care coverage
-Minimizing disruption to local labor markets
-Ensuring that minority and female workers receive prevailing wages
-Encouraging their participation in apprenticeship programs
These attacks on workers are simply wrong. Missouri needs to invest their time and energy creating quality jobs for all Missourians.
-President Mike Louis
Missouri AFL-CIO'
Indiana is faced with this currently. The way our current state government is heading is straight toward what we, as blue collared individuals, do not want. How can we stop our state and nation from continuing this path? VOTE!! Indiana was the worst turn out for registered voters in the NATION!
If every union member from all unions in Indiana would have voted in our state, the election would have been drastically different in 2014. If other states were the same way, quite possibly our nation. If you really want change, if you really want what you believe in, VOTE! Vote for someone who YOU want to represent your town, county, school, state, or nation because it matters from the ground up. Don't let your family or friends sway your beliefs due to arguments, because Thomas Jefferson himself said, "I never considered a difference of opinion in politics, in religion, in philosophy, as cause for withdrawing from a friend."
If you truly believe, vote for it.
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The Truth Comes Out About TPP
Nearly two weeks ago, the full text and information was revealed to the public about the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact. What surprised many of us, even our representatives, was that it was horrendously worse than what we anticipated.
With Fast Track barely getting voted in, the TPP is now riding the rails for 90 days while Congress studies, deliberates, and debates the deal. Even with all this going on with Congress, there can be absolutely no amendments made due to the Fast Track language.
The following video from Democracy Now has Lori Wallach, director of Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch talking about how unhealthy food, job loss, wage loss, and a rise in medication costs are knocking on America's front door.
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Day 3: The Man and the Boy Share a Coke
From Cormac McCarthy's The Road:
On the outskirts of the city they came to a supermarket. A few old cars in the trashstrewn parking lot...In the produce section in the bottom of the bins they found a few ancient runner beans and what looked to have once been apricots, long dried to wrinkled effigies of themselves...By the door were two softdrink machines that had been tilted over into the floor and opened with a prybar. Coins everywhere in the ash. He sat and ran his hand around in the works of the gutted machines and in the second one it closed over a cold metal cylinder. He withdrew his hand slowly and sat looking at a Coca Cola.
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Here. Sit down.
He slipped the boy's knapsack straps loose and set the pack on the floor behind him and he put his thumbnail under the aluminum clip on the top of the can and opened it. He leaned his nose to the slight fizz coming from the can and then handed it to the boy. Go ahead, he said.
The boy took the can. It's bubbly, he said.
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He looked at his father and then tilted the can and drank. He sat there thinking about it. It's really good, he said.
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- Kathy Waller said...
Dinah, daughter of Jacob, from Anita Diamant's The Red Tent:
There is no magic to immortality.
In Egypt I loved the perfume of the lotus. A flower would bloom in the pool at dawn, filling the entire garden with a blue musk so powerful it seemed that even the fish and ducks would swoon. By night, the flower might wither but the perfume lasted. Fainter and fainter, but never quite gone. Even many days later, the lotus remained in the garden. Months would pass and a bee would alight near the spot where the lotus had blossomed, and its essence was released again, momentary but undeniable.
Egypt loved the lotus because it never dies. It is the same for people who are loved. Thus can something as insignificant as a name--two syllables, one high, one sweet--summon up the innumerable smiles and tears, sighs and dreams of a human life.
If you sit on the bank of a river, you see only a small part of its surface. And yet, the water before your eyes is proof of unknowable depths. My heart brims with thanks for the kindness you have shown me by sitting on the bank of this river, by visiting the echoes of my name.
Blessings on your eyes and on your children. Blessings on the ground beneath you. Wherever you walk, I go with you.
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- Susan Woodring said...
I have this book on my to-be-read shelf. Must get to it soon...
Thank you for this, Kathy.
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Oh, Kathy. This is nice. Thank you for sharing. And The Road, Susan. Oh my gosh. Breaks your heart, it's so beautiful. I will dig around and see what I have to share.
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i have a 16 gallon aquarium and three rosie barbs, two of which are males (i had more females but they died)....recently, the two males have been fighting almost nonstop. is this normal? what should i do?
I would say get more of them to increase the school size and cut down on aggression, but a 16 gallon tank is somewhat small for a decent-sized school of rosy barbs.
If they were simply pecking for dominance with no serious damage done, it will naturally happen. It happens a lot when the males have rivalry something fierce.
ive got some barbs myself and trust me fights are somthing you will get used to but as long as non of the fish get hurt its generaly not anything to worry about they will just form a pecking and order and settle down evemtualy and if they dont try removing the main antagonist (if you can tell him apart from the rest :wink: ) for about an hour then put him back in the tank thats what i did and ive never had any trouble since 8)
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Managing Risks to Financial Markets from Volatile Capital Flows: The Role of Prudential Regulation
Prudential regulation is intended to channel capital inflows through institutions most likely to make sound investment decisions. The paper presents examples of prudential regulation in two countries, Mexico and Hong Kong, where capital was suddenly withdrawn in a test of the financial system. Especially under modern conditions, a risk-taking bank can avoid prudential regulation, which on paper is near the industrial country standard; and the case of Mexico shows how even the best intended regulation can be avoided and can even produce a result that is the opposite of their intent. The existence of offshore markets, particularly OTC derivative markets, makes on-shore regulation problematic in the absence of stringent, consolidated supervision. In addition, they have rendered meaningless the subaccounts of the standard balance of payments capital accounts. Copyright @ 1996 by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. All rights reserved.
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Calories 406 Calories from Fat 88
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 10 g15.1%
Saturated Fat 3.2 g16%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 370.2 mg123.4%
Sodium 640.8 mg26.7%
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Last week my friend B said to me, "I'm so sick of rips in jeans on anyone older than 16. I'm talking fake Balmain." She has a point.
The vogue for "distressed" denims (to use the technical term) – as indeed touted by newly revitalised French label Balmain for the first time in January last year and a snip at upwards of £1,000 – is fairly galling, and apparently never-ending. In the mid to late Nineties it was simple: we had Levi's Vintage Clothing, duly creased, torn and faded to evoke a hard day's work on the railroad and that was ridiculous enough. Now, though, it's almost impossible to buy a pair of jeans that isn't torn – be that shredded or just snipped.
Of course, Balmain designer Christophe Decarnin has made a highly successful career out of exorbitantly priced, preternaturally glamorous utility wear, crafted in upscale fabrics and deconstructed to within an inch of its existence. Take this season's scarred, army-green, sequinned linen T-shirt, selling for a cool £10,775 as just one example. The bling-free version, which is not unlike a man's vest and has more holes than a slice of Emmental, is a comparatively reasonable £860. (I can't believe I just wrote that!) This one, then, looks set to run and run.
Of course, Decarnin is by no means the first designer to show an interest in clothing that is deliberately aged. In the 1980s – and today's Balmain is heavily indebted to the Eighties – the counter-aesthetic to the strong-shouldered, vibrantly coloured, body-conscious looks turned out by Mugler, Montana et al was that of both Comme des Garçons and Martin Margiela which undercut any obvious status by appearing deliberately lived in – and this despite an equally prohibitive price tag. There was, however, rather more to it. Both designers went on to reinvent the classic staples of modern women's wear – and indeed the man's wardrobe too – on a more profound level than that, and have deservedly earned their place as fashion deities.
As for me, I have – sheepishly – to admit that my favourite jeans do in fact have two very small tears in them although, I hasten to add, I'd like them even more if they were rip-free.
"Are you going to stop talking to me now?" I ask B.
"I'll let it slip," says she. Which is nice.
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