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In their bills. This funding today will be used towards going towards increasing the Program Capacity to meet the increased service demands of high membership. Largest chunk is going to be going towards an increase in staff time. We will see about an equivalent of. 5 fte increased. As well as an increase in hours for to have a contractor whos providing chinese language translation services. We will see more of her time helping with the program as wells expanding role just beyond translation we a...

Ernie stevens on this edition of native report, well meet dr. Arne vainio and head into our studio to watch as he performs a science experiment. Rita aspinwall we visit the American Indian Cancer Foundation and learn about its mission. Ernie stevens and we meet the honorable Diane Humetewa, United States District Court judges for the district of arizona. Rita aspinwall we also hear from our elders on this edition of native report. Narrator production of native report is made possible by grants f...

Ernie stevens on this edition of native report, well meet dr. Arne vainio and head into our studio to watch as he performs a science experiment. Rita aspinwall we visit the American Indian Cancer Foundation and learn about its mission. Ernie stevens and we meet the honorable Diane Humetewa, United States District Court judges for the district of arizona. Rita aspinwall we also hear from our elders on this edition of native report. Narrator production of native report is made possible by grants f...

We were doing a story about an opposition type newspaper and its editor and what it was like to run a newspaper that felt free to criticize the regime when so many other papers were being cracked down on and what it was like to be in that position. Then the coup started and suddenly our story took on sort of a different dimension. It turns out the editor we were writing about is one of the people on their list of people they dont like postcoup, because postcoup they are cracking down on opponent...

We were doing a story about an opposition type newspaper and its editor and what it was like to run a newspaper that felt free to criticize the regime when so many other papers were being cracked down on and what it was like to be in that position. Then the coup started and suddenly our story took on sort of a different dimension. Turns out the editor we were writing about is one of the people on their list of people they dont like postcoup, because postcoup they are cracking down on opponents. ...

Vote vote vote the presiding officer are there any senators in the chamber wishing to vote or change their vote . If not, then on the collins amendment, number 3970, 87 votes aye, 9 nay. The amendment is carried. Ms. Collins move to lay it on the table. The presiding officer without objection. There are now four minutes of debate ms. Collins . A senator mr. President , the senate is not in order. A senator the senator deserves to be the presiding officer the senate will be in order. There will n...

Nutrients and this is example is cholesterol. When i graduated law school in early 70s and early 80s, cholesterol was a demon we were told you have eat foods low in colest cholesterol and egg took a big hit and egg are a cheap source of income in protein for lowincome people. And now in the new dietary guidelines for american that is will go 2015 to 2020 cholesterol is not a concern. This is covered in the news media. And it took about 2030 years but the Nutrition Community has changed its mind ...

A senator madam president . The presiding officer the senator from West Virginia. Mr. Manchin are we in a quorum call . The presiding officer the senate is not in a quorum call. Mr. Manchin id like to vitiate. The presiding officer were not in a quorum call. Mr. Manchin i ask to speak concerning we have a colloquy, speak on the protection act. The presiding officer without objection. Mr. Manchin madam president , as you know very well, weve been asking for immediate passage of the miners protect...

Landscapes. I wanted to write a little pamphlety kind of book that took eight issues that i care about and, incidentally, where i think im in the majority of public opinion. I dont think im a barricaded minority with some weird, outlier ideas. I think im in the majority on issues like war and peace, issues like mass incarceration. So what i wanted to do was take it out of the frame thats been given to us and make it kind of in the form of a manifesto, this is what were fighting for. I wanted to ...

So the debate is obamacare or the way its always been. I reject that. I want Free Health Care for all. And i wanted to break the kind of, you know, duality that we sometimes get trapped in and the kind of framing of issues that i think is wrong. Schools is something, as you know, that im passionate about. So the framing of the debate is those who want to privatize and crush the unions and measure education by a single metric and those who like the status quo. I reject that. Be i hate the status ...