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An Interview with the Twin Cities General Defense Committee
The General Defense Committee of the Industrial Workers World (IWW) has become an important pole of struggle for pro-working-class revolutionaries in the Twin Cities. While active on a number of different fronts it is the participation of the General Defense Committee (GDC) in the year-long struggle against police killings and brutality in the Twin Cities that has largely led to the significant growth of the organization. The GDC has grown to approximately 90 dues-paying members in Minnesota, and has several active working-groups. In the wake of Trumps election victory, Wobblies (1) and others across the country have begun establishing their own GDC locals strongly influenced by the Twin Cities model.
First of May Anarchist Alliance spoke to Erik D. secretary of the Twin Cities GDC Local 14 about the history and work of the General Defense Committee there. Erik is a father, husband, education worker, and wobbly, whos also been involved in the youth-focused intergenerational group, the Junior Wobblies.
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In a time when people are experiencing unparalleled hardship, Miami-Dade county is ramping up to steamroll more foreclosures. This news comes as rents are rising[1] in Miami spurred on by international speculators and investors, and people losing their homes. Nationally homeless is increasing due to the pervasive unemployment, sub-poverty wages of the lowest tier of the working population, and the multi-decade long attacks on housing safety nets. We are now witnessing a homelessness that includes young able bodied people some of whom are working while homeless[2].
Unchanged: Progressive Disillusionment in the Age of Obama 12:44 Sat 24 Nov 0 comments
Now that President Obama is safely ensconced in the White House for another four years and disaster Supreme Court decisions are averted, liberal and progressive voters need to join radical activists in the fight against endless war, ecological destruction, and austerity. Obama no longer has an incentive to make any pretense of throwing a single crumb to liberals resignation and acquiescence on pragmatic grounds will allow bargains that are hostile to the interests of the working class.
"Riot" at Greenbridge: Three Arrested at Anti-Gentrification Occupation in Chapel Hill, NC 14:38 Mon 20 Jun 0 comments
On Saturday, June 18th, dozens of anarchists and other community members staged an angry protest against gentrification and green capitalism at Greenbridge, a green development of condos for eco-yuppies. Demonstrators held banners outside while others occupied the lobby in an expression of outrage against the displacement of renters from the neighborhood. Three people were arrested and charged with felony inciting a riot and misdemeanor property destruction, and have been released on bail. The demonstration drew attention to the ongoing tolls inflicted by the development, which was built by a coalition of multi-millionaires over the protests of community members to profit off the bourgeois craze with all things green. But money is the only thing green about Greedbridge, as it has been nicknamed by neighbors.
WSA statement of solidarity with Wisconsin Workers 18:18 Tue 01 Mar 0 comments
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Yesterday, November 6, the Collectif Emma Goldman of the Québec UCL, along with the student employee's union of the University of Québec in Chicoutimi organized a demonstration against the privatization of health care and fees for service. The following is translated from the original French at the Québec City Voix De Faits Blog. More details and photo reportage are available at the Collectif Emma Goldman site.
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Seattle today is a tale of two cities. For developers, government officials, and many new residents, Seattle is about its places of plenty: shopping opportunities, property values, beautiful views, and potential profits. Look beyond the skyscrapers and a different image of Seattle emerges: that of a blue-collar port city with an immigrant soul--a place of strength, survival, and struggle against racism and poverty. When these two Seattles collide, it's called gentrification: the displacement of poor and working class people by upper-income residents. It's a conflict over values, over purpose: who is claiming the city?
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For more than seven months, we, communal land owners from Juchitan de Zaragoza, Union Hidalgo and Xadani, have dealt with the irresponsibility of the civil judge of Juchitan de Zaragoza, Oaxaca, in front of whom we've placed more than 120 claims for the nullification of contracts we were deceived into signing with transnational wind energy corporations.
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For the most part, it is only workers inside the US who can take the necessary direct action against Trump. Only they can fight for the program which is necessary to defeat Trump, the old guard Republicans and the Democrats. Direct action against Trump may be possible for some workers outside the US (e.g. workers in US-owned corporations, workers supplying US military bases), but this is necessarily supplementary and guided by the tempo of US events.
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The horrific execution of an unarmed, handcuffed, on the ground black man in front of dozens of witnesses has led to an outburst of struggle whose fire is not spent and whose meaning is still being defined. In this article, I will argue that what is at stake in this struggle is the future of North Minneapolis, which, in miniature, is a question of the future of our cities and of working class people across the country.
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"Comrades of the Other Campaign in Mexico and other countries, we ask you to be on the alert because the soldiers said theyll be back in two weeks. We dont want war. We want peace with justice and dignity. But we have no other choice than to defend ourselves, resist them, and eject them when they come looking for a confrontation with us in the towns of the Zapatista support bases...All we can tell you is to look and see
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ALTOONA, Iowa – Educators, trainers, leaders, students and anyone interested can make the choice to take a chance to change with the 2013 Iowa Experiential Education Symposium. The Iowa State University Extension and Outreach office in Polk County and the Adventure Learning Center will be hosting the symposium in January.
"I went to a conference in Colorado where this really wonderful concept called open space technology was used," said Melissa O'Neil, Adventure Learning Center coordinator. "Last year we had the idea to replicate this concept at the ALC. The ALC facilitates leadership and team development programs using experiential education. We wanted to take that a step further with this symposium and to also help build powerful relationships in the community."
The open space technology concept was developed in 1985 by Harrison Owen. The approach is straightforward. There is no agenda; attendees decide what topics to talk about and for how long during the two-day conference. The Iowa Symposium in Polk County was adapted from Tom Leahy in Colorado and the National Challenge Course Practitioners Symposium.
At the Iowa Experiential Education Symposium, the goal is to bring people together to create a community of learning and to find solutions to real problems. Open space technology-type meetings and conferences create a space for attendees to feel safe. They can ask questions and help each other find answers.
The set-up of the symposium is simple. There are four types of sessions: presentations, workshops, discussions and fun activities. The sessions are created only three hours before they are scheduled to begin, and the people who attend the conference create them.
"Everyone has something to offer and share with the group," O'Neil said. "Our goal is to create positive relationships and healthy environments for people to learn in, connect and network with others and to develop leadership skills. This is a fun event that will benefit all."
The symposium will take place Jan. 11-12, 2013, at Prairie Meadows in Altoona, Iowa. For those wanting a more concrete event, pre-conference and post-conference workshops will be hosted by the ISU Extension and Outreach office. These events are separate and can be added to participants' registration forms for the symposium.
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On the Hill video ski report: Great snow with more on the way at Vail
December 24, 2012
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Vail official report: 0 inches new snow
Weather: Cold this morning, but the sun is starting to show which will warm things up
Liftline status: Slightly longer line than usual at the Eagle Bahn Gondola in Lionshead as it was not running for the first 20-30 mins of operation today.
Run of the day: Simba
Breakdown: It's a groomer day today, but unlike the groomer days of November, the large snow storms of December have allowed for more than 3,600 acres of terrain to be open at Vail now, along with 28 lifts. The seven inches of new snow we received for Christmas yesterday, along with Vail's impeccable groom, is making for a great surface to carve into today. If the clouds keep leaving the skies, as they appear to be, look for it to get better as the day goes on and that surface softens up.
Snowcast: NOAA says there's a 60-80 percent chance that the snow will start tonight and not let up until Friday.-
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|Alumni Meet with Students in New York City
|The best path to a good job runs through an alumni network.
Twenty-eight undergraduate and graduate accounting and finances students learned that lesson on the annual New York City visit to 10 major firms in their field. Early in September, they spent 2½ days in New York City on the excursion planned by the college's chapter of Beta Alpha Psi, the honor society for business information students and professionals.
"I made some great contacts from the people I talked to at the firms we went to and from the IC Alumni Networking Night," said Maia Root '13, an accounting major.
One of them, Ru Nyambuya '05, offered an interviewing insight: "Know what you want to do before you go into an interview," Root said. She now knows to share her specific goals with potential employers.
Christopher Grady '09 served as the host at Ernst & Young, where he is a senior associate in derivative valuation. He understands it's important for alumni to maintain a connection with the School of Business.
"When I was a student looking for guidance and career advice, every alum I reached out to was more than willing to help," Grady said. "Participating in these events, connecting with alumni, and hard work will go a long way in the student's job search. I've found networking with alumni to be the most beneficial by far."
Staff members Jessie Stone He, professional development coordinator, and Stephane Jean-Baptiste, alumni and corporate relations coordinator, organized the visit.
To Stone He, "the networking component of the trip is truly invaluable." Not only does the alumni networking reception provide students intimate insights into major organizations, she said, but "it also helps students get comfortable with networking, which can only be learned by doing and which is an integral skill that was emphasized at every site we visited."
Alumni from 1981 to 2012 participated in the site visits and reception.
"The ready willingness of our alumni to host students at their workplaces and to take time to interact with students shows the amazing loyalty of Ithaca College alumni and their desire to give back," said School of Business Dean Mary Ellen Zuckerman.
The trip also adds to students' maturity, said Patricia Libby, an accounting professor and faculty adviser to Beta Alpha Psi.
"I see them developing significant focus on what they want to do and how they want to get there," Libby said. "It's a level of maturing that is necessary for success and one they often do not have while on campus."
The trip reinforced Root's desire to become an accountant and taught her it's important to know Excel, "which makes me grateful that I took Advanced Spreadsheets this semester."
Finance major Mark Rudovic '13 said he returned to campus "with a different mindset and an amplified level of focus."
Walking onto the Goldman Sachs trading floor, which holds 800 people, staggered him.
"You walk into these boardrooms where the alumni deliver the presentations and you feel a shift in intensity," Rudovic continued. "These alumni didn't get in the position that they are in today by being passive through college, and it makes me want to step up my game that much more."
Jean-Baptiste described the visit to Richard Schapiro's office at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, where he is investment banking managing director. Schapiro, parent of a School of Business student, reviewed 14 resumes, discussed how students should prepare for their career, and brought an analyst off the trading floor to describe his career path.
"The students were amazed by how candid both presenters were toward their inquiries. It's not every day you receive frank and intimate mentorship from a managing director of a major bank," he said.
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As I recently mentioned, I will soon post a review on Fuduntu 14.10. I can already share with you that I am loving this release and that the Fuduntu Team's hard work is showing, but I will leave details for the review itself.
It was around 6 months ago that I got in touch with Andrew Wyatt (a.k.a. Fewt, lead developer for Fuduntu) to REVIEW release 14.7 of his distro FUDUNTU. Fewt kindly answered a number of questions which provided context to why Fuduntu was shaping up the way it was. I think that interview is still relevant, specially because it makes the evolution to 14.10 even more obvious when compared to current Fuduntu. In fact, Andrew was kind enough to answer some more questions about 14.10, so it's interesting to compare what his take was back then and where he stands today.
I now noticed how Jupiter is making a difference in my battery consumption and also how it automatically applies different power schemas depending on whether the PC is running on batteries or AC. Can you quickly explain what the latest changes in Jupiter are about?
The only recent changes to Jupiter revolve around enabling power savings in hardware devices like your SATA or Audio. I revised Jupiter for kernel 2.6.38 as well where I started managing things like NMI Watchdog.
Are there plans to bring an administration console to Jupiter, so profiles can be tweaked in detail by users?
No, the idea behind Jupiter is to set it and forget it. Since Jupiter uses CPUFreq, the frequency change would be made there. For the dynamic kernel tuning feature, that lives in /usr/lib/Jupiter. Just apply the kernel tuning there and it'll manage it automatically.
There is no default Torrent app (personally, I wish there was, I use em so much!), is it because of a CD size limitation?
It's based on my assumption that not everyone uses torrents. There hasn't really been a demand for it, so we left it out for space purposes, yes.
I see you took a step forward embracing cloud services, specially from Google, which I personally think is the way to go. What do you think are the benefits of offering these services through a desktop application wrapper instead of a browser tab?
The only real benefit is to inform new users that they have the ability to use this service. Kind of like a bookmark. That way they don't feel as though we have given them a desktop without the tools needed to perform their needed functions.
AWN over Docky. Any particular reason?
Yes. We tested AWN and Docky heavily, and found that AWN was lighter on resources which improved battery life and reduced memory consumption.
After introducing Gmail and GDocs, why a heavy audio player like Banshee? I think perhaps a wrapper around a service like GrooveShark would have also worked?
I don't think Banshee is terribly heavy. In addition, I like how they have integrated the music store, and feel we should support that.
VLC is the default video player, but I noticed that several video formats don't default to it, so sometimes I was getting Banshee trying to run them. I think it would be great to have VLC as the default player for all. Any plans to make that happen?
It's on my list of future improvements. If you run the 64bit version of Fuduntu it doesn't seem to have this issue. I'll fix it soon.
I have noticed an improvement in font rendering since the last time I tried Fuduntu. What has happened behind the scenes for such improvement?
I integrated Infinality's font rendering patches. They aim to improve fonts without violating patents. They look great, don't they?
You do mention many other improvements in many areas which, among other things, improve performance. Can you provide a bit more background here?
Certainly. We utilize cgroups to manage terminal processes. We reduce swappiness so the kernel doesn't write memory out to disk as often. We also move /tmp and /var/log to memory which reduces latency when opening and using applications in addition to improving battery life.
There are more changes too but those are some of the most important changes.
As I said, Fuduntu 14.10 is a great release. Expect more on it in my soon to come review...
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Fuduntu 14.10: An interview with Andrew Wyatt 'Fewt'
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Oh wow, I didn't realize that this was an interview. I thought I was answering questions related to your review. Sorry about the short answers, I just tried to answer your questions really fast before I left for work. If you have more questions though feel free to shoot them my way. :)ReplyDelete
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The information provided here is meant to give you a general idea about each of the medications listed below. Only the most general side effects are included. As such, ask your doctor if you need to take any special precautions. Use each of these medications as recommended by your doctor. Make sure to follow the instructions provided. If you have further questions about usage or side effects, contact your doctor.
Numerous medications may be prescribed to treat COPD. These medications may be taken by mouth or inhaled into the lungs. Some work by opening the airways. Others are designed to reduce inflammation, or eliminate infections. The list below is a sample of some of these medications. Doctors may often choose drugs closely related to those listed. They may also choose combinations of drugs.
Prescription Medications
- Bronchodilators
- Corticosteroids
- Oxygen therapy
- Antibiotics
Short-acting inhaled bronchodilators include:
- Albuterol
- Terbutaline
- Ipatropium
Long-acting inhaled bronchodilators include:
- Salmeterol
- Formoterol
- Arformoterol
- Tiotropium
These drugs work by relaxing the smooth muscles of the respiratory tract. This allows the bronchial passages to open, which makes breathing easier.
Possible side effects include:
- Fast heartbeat
- Nervousness, trembling
- Heartburn or nausea
- Insomnia
- Constipation
- Difficulty urinating
- Dry mouth
- Sore throat
Common names include:
- Beclomethasone
- Triamcinolone
- Budesonide
- Flunisolide
- Fluticasone
Corticosteroids reduce inflammation in the airway walls. They are frequently used if airway obstruction cannot be kept under control with bronchodilators. Corticosteroids are often provided in an inhaled form. This allows them to work directly on inflamed lung tissue. Few serious side effects are associated with their use if inhaled.
Possible side effects from inhalation therapy include:
- Dry throat or mouth
- Hoarseness
- Fungal infection in the mouth or throat— thrush
Systemic corticosteroids, taken by mouth or by IV, may also be used to treat COPD exacerbations. However, long-term use in COPD is not usually recommended.
Supplemental oxygen may be given in the hospital or as home oxygen therapy. There are several of oxygen delivery. A nasal cannula is a two-pronged device inserted in the nostrils. It is connected to a tube carrying the oxygen. The tube can rest on the ears, or be attached to the frame of eyeglasses. People who need a high flow of oxygen may use a mask.
Oxygen therapy raises low blood oxygen levels. This enhances your ability to tolerate exercise, and improves mental function. It also improves heart function and helps to prevent some of the heart complications of COPD. You may require oxygen only during waking hours, or you may need it at all times throughout the day. Make sure that you understand how many hours a day you should be using oxygen. It is important to follow the prescription closely.
If you are using supplemental oxygen, it is extremely important that you do not smoke cigarettes. You should also avoid all other sources of fire or flame, such as candles or gas stoves. These could produce an explosive reaction. You should also avoid drinking alcohol or sedatives, since these can slow your breathing rate.
While on supplemental oxygen therapy, contact your doctor if:
- You develop a headache, blue lips, confusion, or agitation
- Your breathing becomes very shallow
- You are still very tired following slight exertion
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Antibiotics are used to treat bacterial infections that could further limit breathing. They are frequently prescribed at the first sign of a respiratory infection, such as increased production of green or yellow sputum or fever. Usually, they are taken for 3-7 days. Your doctor may advise you to take them for a longer period to prevent flare-ups. Some are taken with food or on an empty stomach. It is usually best to avoid alcohol while taking antibiotics.
Some of the more likely side effects include:
- Diarrhea
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- Sore mouth or tongue
- Vaginal itching due to growth of fungus or yeast
- Increased sensitivity to sunlight with tetracycline
- Rash
Special Considerations
Talk to your doctor before using any over-the-counter medications if you have COPD.
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- Do not share your prescription medication with anyone.
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Softball Picks Up Pair of Wins on Tuesday
By Rachel Buck (@GBRachel)
TAMPA, Fla. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Beginning play at the Rebel Spring Games on Tuesday, Green Bay got back on the winning track with wins over Army and Buffalo.
The Phoenix improved to 10-2 after blanking Army, 4-0, and topping Buffalo, 4-2.
Game 1 Green Bay 4, Army 0
The Phoenix got its second shutout of the season as it blanked Army, 4-0, in its first game of the Rebel Spring Games.
Capitalizing on two out run production in the bottom of the second, freshman Allie Taylor (Waunakee, Wis.) drove in the first run of the game with runners on first and second, delivering an RBI single to center field. The next batter, sophomore Kelli Hutchinson (Trevor, Wis.), hit another outfield single to bring in one more run and put Green Bay ahead, 2-0.
A two run home run from sophomore Marissa Michalkiewicz (Appleton, Wis.) in the bottom of the sixth provided the final runs of the game, as the Phoenix took the 4-0 win.
Sophomore Briana Cavin (Elk Grove Village, Wis.) picked up her third win of the season and second complete game, scattering six hits over seven innings with three strikeouts and a walk. Michalkiewicz finished 2-for-3 with two RBI and on run scored, while Taylor and Hutchinson each were 1-for-2 with an RBI.
Game 2 Green Bay 4, Buffalo 2
Trailing 2-0 heading into the bottom of the fourth inning, Green Bay put up two runs each in the fourth and fifth innings to get its second win of the day as it topped Buffalo, 4-2.
Buffalo registered single runs in the fourth and fifth innings before the Phoenix rallied for the win. Sophomore Marissa Michalkiewicz (Appleton, Wis.) led off the bottom of the fourth with a single, advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt by freshman Katelyn Huemmer (Sun Prairie, Wis.), moved to third on a passed ball and then crossed home on another pass ball for the first Phoenix run. Freshman Abby Brinkmeier (Eagan, Minn.) then walked and came home on an RBI double from sophomore Alyssa Johnson (Elmhurst, Ill.) to tie the game at 2-2.
Green Bay took the lead for good in the bottom of the fifth on a home run by senior Miranda Reinke (Milwaukee, Wis.) for the final 4-2 margin.
Junior Lauren Danner (Kaukauna, Wis.) improved to 2-1 with the win, throwing five innings and allowing two runs (one earned) on three hits. Senior Ashley Nannemann (Burlington, Wis.) earned her second save of the season, throwing the final two with a single strikeout.
Michalkiewicz went 2-for-3 in the game with a run scored, while Reinke was 1-for-3 with two RBI and a run scored.
Green Bay concludes its trip to Florida tomorrow, facing Iona in a doubleheader tomorrow afternoon.
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(Cleveland)- A Bainbridge Township man has been sentenced to 17 years in prison.
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Between February 1, 2002, and October 17, 2012, Warner created, downloaded, transported and/or shared files containing child pornography.
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On October 17, 2012, Warner arrived at a prearranged location thinking he was meeting a father who was willing to record his own daughters nude. Warner showed the investigator the surveillance equipment that he had brought which included alarm clocks and DVD players containing hidden cameras. Warner was subsequently detained while members of the Ohio ICAC Task Force executed a search warrant of his vehicle.
After executing the search warrant on the vehicle, members of the Ohio ICAC Task Force executed additional search warrants at Warner's residence and a storage facility located in Warrensville Heights.
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Investigators successfully located and removed the hidden cameras from the victim's residence's, some of which were still actively recording in the known victims' houses.
Warner was arrested by members of the Ohio ICAC Task Force with assistance from the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office and the Parma Police Department on October 17, 2012.
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David Cole lecture on post-Sept. 11 civil rights rescheduled for Nov. 15
DETROIT (Sept. 27, 2011) – Wayne State University Law School's Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights has rescheduled a lecture on civil rights in a post-Sept. 11 world to be given by Georgetown University Law Center Professor David Cole. The lecture will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 15. (It was originally scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 29.)
The lecture, which will take place at 5:30 p.m. in the Law School's Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium, will pay tribute to the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 tragedy and reflect on its long-term civil rights consequences. It is the first lecture of an ongoing Keith Center program to examine the relationship of the War on Terror and respect for individual rights.
"The 10th anniversary of the tragedy of Sept. 11 presents an important opportunity for thought and reflection," said Peter Hammer, Wayne Law professor and director of the Keith Center. "We are honored to have Professor Cole, a leading expert, present the inaugural Keith Center Post-9/11 Civil Rights Fellowship Lecture. Individual rights and liberties are often most threatened at times of perceived national crisis. Law schools present an appropriate forum in which these difficult issues can be examined in a sober and thoughtful manner."
In addition to his role at Georgetown, Cole is a volunteer attorney for the Center for Constitutional Rights, a legal affairs correspondent for The Nation, a regular contributor to the New York Review of Books, and a commentator on National Public Radio's "All Things Considered." He is the author of six books. His first book, No Equal Justice: Race and Class in the American Criminal Justice System, was named Best Non-Fiction Book of 1999 by the Boston Book Review, and best book on an issue of national policy in 1999 by the American Political Science Association. Enemy Aliens: Double Standards and Constitutional Freedoms in the War on Terrorism received the American Book Award in 2004. Less Safe, Less Free: Why America Is Losing the War on Terror, published in 2007 and co-authored with Jules Lobel, won the Palmer Civil Liberties Prize for best book on national security and civil liberties. His most recent book is The Torture Memos: Rationalizing the Unthinkable (2009).
Cole has litigated many significant constitutional cases in the Supreme Court, including Texas v. Johnson and United States v. Eichman, which extended First Amendment protection to flag burning; National Endowment for the Arts v. Finley, which challenged political content restriction on NEA funding; and most recently, Holder v. Humanitarian Law Project, which challenged the constitutionality of the statute prohibiting "material support" to terrorist groups, making speech that advocates peace and human rights a crime. He has been involved in many of the nation's most important cases involving civil liberties and national security, including the case of Maher Arar, a Canadian citizen rendered by U.S. officials to Syria and tortured there.
Cole has received numerous awards for his human rights work, including from the Society of American Law Teachers, the National Lawyers Guild, the ACLU of Southern California, the ABA Section on Individual Rights and Responsibilities, and the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee.
This lecture is free and open to the public. RSVP at http://events.wayne.edu/rsvp/post-9-11-civil-rights-lecture/#rsvp. Parking is available for $5 in Structure #1 across from the Law School on West Palmer Street. Contact Holly Hughes, program coordinator for the Keith Center, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 313-577-3620 for more information.
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Wheezing & Respiratory Distress
What is that hissing noise in the air? Plenty of wheezing and coughing ushering in upper respiratory season. With all this noise, I'm on the lookout for respiratory distress. As I start to see more and more sick kids, my office becomes a cacophony of coughing. While many of the coughs sound horrible, fortunately most of the children I will see do not have any real respiratory distress.
I will spend a lot of time this respiratory season talking to parents about respiratory distress and what to watch for. Just like so many things in parenting, observation is the key. Watching your child's breathing when they are coughing or even wheezing is the most important thing you can do. But knowing what is distress or shortness of breath really often means you need to know what to look for.
I just saw a precious little girl in the office, my first patient of the morning. She had a history of a few episodes of wheezing, and did have a nebulizer and medications at home. She had been well all summer and the mother hadn't thought about wheezing, but noted that her daughter started to cough over the weekend and had then gotten worse and had coughed all night, which made her come to the office bright and early the following am.
When I walked into the room I immediately could see that the little girl was in a bit of respiratory distress. Not only was she coughing (which every other patient seems to be doing), she was also retracting or pulling. She was still happy and playing but you could see that she was working to breath. Her tummy was moving in and out and you could see her ribs pulling in and out a bit. She was still well oxygenated and pink.
Her mother had not looked at her chest and had forgotten about her daughter's nebulizer (you know, out of sight out of mind), as she had not used it for 6 months and was not clued back into coughs and respiratory season.
A quick review and she remembered what we had discussed last winter and realized that she should have pulled out the nebulizer over the weekend. It is repetition that makes you remember the home wheezing action plan and if you only do it once a year it is easy to forget.
Any time your child is coughing, whether they are 2 days or 20 years old, you want to look at their color (pink, not blue) and at their chest. You want to see if they are using their ribs or tummy to breathe. The sound of the cough is not as important as LOOKING at their chests. Whether it is during the day or the middle of the night, take off their shirts, (turn on a light) and look. That is what your pediatrician is doing throughout the season.
Any type of retractions, pulling, or respiratory distress means a phone call and visit to the doctor or ER. Coughs are usually okay, but never respiratory distress.
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When I was growing up, my favorite books were Laura Ingalls Wilder's Little House stories. Like so many other young girls, I devoured those tales of sod homes and log cabins, wagon trips and one-room schoolhouses, blizzards and snow candy — and tried to imagine myself in the Ingalls girls' shoes.
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Today was actually the first day I could help a client from start to finish. If you know my story you would probably know I am pretty new to my current location but not new to my position.
Well, I always know that I was in my role for more than what is listed on my job description. Everyday as I venture out I would find out from God what would you have me do today? As I ask I often ask the Holy Spirit to sharpen my spiritual senses so that I do not miss any opportunity to be a blessing and a light.
At times work does not feel like work because I am on the mission field . Yes ,I said it, even at work I am on the mission field. It not to say I'm always preaching or I'm not approachable; but what it is? It the joy unspeakable and full of glory kind of living. I know I'm relating to a lot of my readers in this statement. While the demands are pouring in, the goals are escalating by the minute and the one hundredth top priority item is added to the list of ninety nine. I still can smile and I still can make a difference. Is there any opportunity in similar situation in your life for you to be a witness? How can you glorify God through it all?
I say all of that to say this, today while I was waiting on a client I met in my lobby, I had a Godly encounter. While asking questions and smiling and talking. I got this strong urge to give the client several compliments and be encouraging. In my spirit I was wondering why? But the answer was not clear until further in the conversation she mentioned something very personal and then started crying. It was a very touching time… There was silence for about a minute… We looked at each other and said nothing…
Salvation is for all John 3:16
At first, I was startled, then I ask if she needed a hug. I opened my arms and then she nested in my hands like she had found refuge. I literally felt something left my body and my dear audience I knew the power of God was transferred into her being. She told me this has never happened before because she is from Sudan, and she is from a different religion, where she is not allowed to be as opened.
In my heart I was praying and thanking God for such a precious moment. I know the God that I serve far transcends religion and he's able to reach and touch any situation. God is awesome and today is a real confirmation that at work I am more than my job description. Through Christ I am helping to shape lives.
How are you making a difference at work, church, school and or home? Journal it and challenge yourself to take further action right away.
Dear God, please remember this precious soul and my request is that she finds you and finds rest. It is hard being a woman in a lot of other cultures but you can heal any situation and we invite you in to help with your daughter and her children. Amen.
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Aug. 31, 2011
Sept. 2, 2011 | Percy Warner Park | Vaughn's Creek Course | Nashville, Tenn.
Women's 4K Race - 5:30 p.m. CT
Men's 5K Race - 6 p.m. CT
Fast Five At The Starting Line...
1. After coaching the Lady Vols for nine seasons, UT Director of Track & Field and Cross Country J.J. Clark also will lead the Vols into action after assuming control of the men's program in 2011.
2. The Lady Vols are opening a season at this meet for the seventh-consecutive year. The Vols, meanwhile, are making their second-straight appearance at the competition.
3. Brittany Sheffey, a two-time All-SEC and All-South Region runner, returns after a redshirt season to lead the Lady Vols, while Chris Bodary, a 2010 All-South Region honoree is back to pace the Vols.
4. Tennessee's top finishers at the meet in 2010 both return this season. Vol Jake Rainey was sixth in the men's race in his college debut in a time of 15:46.48, while Amber Zimmerman ran her first race as a Lady Vol and finished 35th in 15:25.47 for 4K.
5. Among the teams expected to compete include Belmont, Austin Peay, Brescia, Kennesaw State, Kentucky, Lipscomb, Middle Tennessee, Tennessee, UT Martin and Vanderbilt.
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Beating the bullies
22 February 2014 , 1:15 PM by Rob Minshull
Most of the research done on bullying comes as little surprise.
A loving, supportive home with a parent or parents who solve problems in a non violent manner is less likely to produce a bully, but is not a guarantee that the child may be a bully at some stage.
Bullying causes long-term damage to many children long after they finish school. But what of the bully? What happens to them? Are they more likely to break the law or struggle to stay in a relationship?
Professor Sheryl Hemphill is a Professor of Psychology at Australian Catholic University and Dr Matthew Bambling is a practising clinical psychologist and Senior Lecturer in the School of Medicine at the University of Queensland.
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By Chris Harris
Arsène Wenger says Peter Hill-Wood brings "stability" to Arsenal Football Club and he wants to see him back as soon as possible.
The 76-year-old chairman was taken ill on Friday and has been recovering in hospital.
"Of course [he is important] for stability and the continuity of the balance of the club," said Wenger. "I wish him to recover very quickly. From what I've heard he's in very good condition and he should be back soon."
Mr Hill-Wood is the third member of his family to serve as Arsenal chairman, taking the post in 1982 to follow in the footsteps of his father Denis and his grandfather Samuel.
Like many chairmen Mr Hill-Wood has had his critics but Wenger believes he is widely respected.
"People who shout the loudest are sometimes treated like the majority," he said. "I think the large majority of Arsenal fans have a deep respect of Peter Hill-Wood, which he deserves.
"People forget what this man has done for the club. I hope he will get well very soon and come back to the board very quickly.
"It looks a bit like the guy who shouts the loudest now is the opinion of everybody - it is not always reflecting people's deep mind."
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