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  • Acting Labor Sec’y on Port Union Boss’ Threat to ‘Cripple’ Economy: ‘People Can Say a Bunch of Things’ in Talks

    10/05/2024 12:35:23 PM PDT · by ChicagoConservative27 · 13 replies
    Breitbart ^ | 10/05/2024 | IAN HANCHETT
    On Friday’s broadcast of CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street,” acting Labor Secretary Julie Su responded to International Longshoremen’s Association President Harold Daggett’s threat to “cripple” the economy by stating that “anyone who’s been a part of these things knows that when negotiations are going on, they can get heated, people can say a bunch of things.” And “longshoremen play a very critical role in our economy, and this negotiation helped to highlight that.” Co-host Carl Quintanilla asked, “There was this video of Harold Daggett mentioning that he would — ‘I will cripple you‘ was the phrase he used trying to...
  • Democrats find accord on war bill

    03/26/2007 10:01:37 PM PDT · by Anti-Bubba182 · 4 replies · 307+ views
    Washington Post ^ | Mar. 23, 2007 | Jonathan Weisman
    "..To many in the anti-Iraq war movement, the liberal opposition to the bill was as maddening as it was mystifying. ?You really have two options here: One is that you can vote for a change of course here and say we?re going to find a way out of Iraq, or, two, you can vote against it and hand George Bush a victory,? said Jon Soltz, an Iraq war veteran and co-founder of the anti-Iraq war VoteVets.org . ?It doesn?t make sense to me. George Bush got us into the war. They have challenged him on everything. Why would they give...
  • Carrying a paralysed man up a mountain? No problem...

    07/02/2011 10:47:18 AM PDT · by Niuhuru · 13 replies
    Daily Mail ^ | 1:17 AM on 2nd July 2011 | By Daily Mail Reporter
    A Japanese man paralysed from the waist down has embarked on an ambitious trip to Normandy to climb a mountain... with the help of a cutting-edge robotic suit. Father-of-two Seiji Uchida, 49, will be carried up Mont Saint Michel - a World Heritage site - by a companion clad in a cybernetic exoskeleton which can boost the wearer's strength tenfold. For Mr Uchida, who lost the ability to walk 28 years ago after a car accident, reaching the picturesque abbey at the top of the mountain on the French coast is just the beginning of his trip of a lifetime.
  • Media Outlets Seek Access to DCF Filing Regarding Teri Schiavo (New Hearing Wednesday)

    03/01/2005 10:57:32 AM PST · by gopwinsin04 · 66 replies · 1,417+ views
    A judge has set a hearing for Wednesday to determine whether to make public a court document in which the Flordia Department of Children and Families is seeking last minute intervention in the case of Terri Schiavo.Circuit Judge George Greer set the hearing after the company that owns the Tampa Tribune sued to get access to the DCF petition. Lawyers say that the state wants to investigate possible abuse of the brain damaged woman by her husband who is seeking to remove the feeding tube keeping her alive.Governor Jeb Bush has said he will do anything he could legally to...
  • DEATH FOR THE POPE (or, "Buckley's First Experience With Crack and Access to a Computer")

    02/11/2005 10:28:25 AM PST · by Rutles4Ever · 79 replies · 1,832+ views
    Yahoo! News ^ | 2/9/2005 | William F. Buckley
    The seizure brought on by his dramatic trip to the hospital a week ago suggests the international sense of his indispensability. Pope John Paul (news - web sites) is a graphic figure in the lives of Catholics and many non-Catholics. He is, of course, a towering theological figure who has presided over the development of Catholic thought and practice for the 26 years of his papacy. He is a major historical figure, who began as a Catholic seminarian in a Poland subservient first to a Nazi overlord (they hanged him in Nuremberg), then to a communist overlord (nothing happened to...
  • Loss Of Major Hub Cities Could Cripple Internet, Study Suggests

    11/26/2002 7:41:37 AM PST · by blam · 35 replies · 228+ views
    Source: Ohio State University Date: 11/26/2002 Loss Of Major Hub Cities Could Cripple Internet, Study Suggests COLUMBUS, Ohio – A terrorist attack or other disaster that destroyed key telecommunications equipment in major cities would disrupt the Internet much like severe storms at airline hubs ties up the nation's air traffic, a new study suggests. Researchers at Ohio State University conducted experiments in which they simulated what would happen if a disaster crippled major nodes of the Internet – places that house the equipment where Internet traffic is collected and distributed. The results showed that major cities that serve as Internet...