Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Muskegon doctor returns to closed abortion clinic, calls it a 'crime scene'
Muskegon doctor returns to closed abortion clinic, calls it a 'crime scene' | MLive.com
According to police reports released to MLive and The Muskegon Chronicle after a Freedom of Information Act request, police investigating the broken door reported unsanitary conditions throughout the clinic, including used hypodermic needles in unsecured containers, “blood on the floor and walls in multiple locations” as well as dripping from a sink trap in a patient room, and “uncovered buckets containing unknown fluids” in the operating room.
According to police reports released to MLive and The Muskegon Chronicle after a Freedom of Information Act request, police investigating the broken door reported unsanitary conditions throughout the clinic, including used hypodermic needles in unsecured containers, “blood on the floor and walls in multiple locations” as well as dripping from a sink trap in a patient room, and “uncovered buckets containing unknown fluids” in the operating room.
Collapse of Higher-Ed Bubble Draws Near
Collapse of Higher-Ed Bubble Draws Near [Mackinac Center]
Legislators had better start paying attention, because like the implosion of the housing bubble, the higher ed one is all but certain to have an impact on future budgets.
Legislators had better start paying attention, because like the implosion of the housing bubble, the higher ed one is all but certain to have an impact on future budgets.
Liberal tax leaves bitter taste in some smoothie drinkers' mouths
Liberal tax leaves bitter taste in some smoothie drinkers' mouths | ksl.com
Burnett said his goal isn't to offend. First, it's to provide people with a healthy product.
Second, it's to start a conversation about what he sees as the over-regulation of the energy industry and the continued financial problems facing the United States.
Burnett said his goal isn't to offend. First, it's to provide people with a healthy product.
Second, it's to start a conversation about what he sees as the over-regulation of the energy industry and the continued financial problems facing the United States.
New Study Shows Better Results For Public Charter School Students Compared To Students In Conventional ...
New Study Shows Better Results For Public Charter School Students Compared To Students In Conventional ... [Michigan Capitol Confidential]
The students who took advantage of school choice had academic growth 82 percent above the state average in reading and 72 percent above the state average in math.
The students who took advantage of school choice had academic growth 82 percent above the state average in reading and 72 percent above the state average in math.
Monday, January 14, 2013
Calling All Cauliflower
Calling All Cauliflower - NYTimes.com
At my house we eat cauliflower like popcorn.
Using a simple recipe from Alice Waters, we slice it thin, toss in olive oil and salt, and roast.
One head of cauliflower is never enough
At my house we eat cauliflower like popcorn.
Using a simple recipe from Alice Waters, we slice it thin, toss in olive oil and salt, and roast.
One head of cauliflower is never enough
New pay-per-mile scheme would boost taxes 250 percent
New pay-per-mile scheme would boost taxes 250 percent | WashingtonExaminer.com
An on-again, off-again move by the Obama administration to scrap the federal gas tax in favor of a pay-per-mile fee would boost the tab to Americans as high as 250 percent, raising their current tax of 18.4 cents a gallon to as high as 46 cents, according to a new government study.
An on-again, off-again move by the Obama administration to scrap the federal gas tax in favor of a pay-per-mile fee would boost the tab to Americans as high as 250 percent, raising their current tax of 18.4 cents a gallon to as high as 46 cents, according to a new government study.
Most of the Arrested Anti-Right-to-Work Protesters Have SEIU 'Dues Skim' Connections
Most of the Arrested Anti-Right-to-Work Protesters Have SEIU 'Dues Skim' Connections [Michigan Capitol Confidential]
"Seven of the eight people facing felony charges for their alleged actions on Dec.6 at the State Capitol are affiliated with the SEIU Healthcare Michigan union.
That's the union that has taken more than $33 million from home-based caregivers in Michigan."
"Seven of the eight people facing felony charges for their alleged actions on Dec.6 at the State Capitol are affiliated with the SEIU Healthcare Michigan union.
That's the union that has taken more than $33 million from home-based caregivers in Michigan."
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