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2. The Outlook to Defeat Florida's Pro-abortion Amendment 4 Brightens

Author

Bell, Lynda

Subjects
Abortion -- Political aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Surveys, Amendments (Parliamentary practice) -- Surveys, Government regulation, Law, Political science, Sociology and social work
Abstract

Things are looking up in our fight to defeat Amendment 4 in Florida. In late July, a University of North Florida Public Opinion Research poll had support for passage at [...]

Published
2024

5. Florida's Pro-Life Gov. DeSantis promises more pro-life legislation ahead

Author

Bell, Lynda

Subjects
Governors, Pro-life movement, Law, Political science, Sociology and social work
Abstract

Four short years ago, Ron DeSantis, candidate for Florida's Governor, won his race in a super tight election. He eked out a victory by a mere 32,000 votes out of [...]

Published
2023

7. DYNAMIC EQUILIBRIUM BEACH PROFILES: FORCES OF OFFSHORE SEDIMENT TRANSPORT IN MARYLAND’S CHESAPEAKE BAY

Author

Bell, Lynda Jean

Subjects
Maryland's Chesapeake Bay, Shoreline Erosion, Sediment Transport, Sea Level Rise, Equilibrium Profiles, Environmental science
Abstract

To examine the impact of shoreline erosion on the near shore environment, it is necessary to estimate the quantity and quality of yearly sediment mass that is likely to be added by erosion. Data were collected in 2008 at ten sites along the Maryland shoreline of the Chesapeake Bay and compared to both empirical and theoretical models of offshore profiles. The data collected at each site included a series of three-dimensional bathymetric profiles from offshore transects run at each site, as well as a series of sediment core data that were acquired along each transect. Relationships between grain size, beach type, sediment composition, and strength of eroding sediments were also explored. The results showed that sands dominated offshore surficial sediments at most locations, even though the source sediments were mixtures of sands and muds. The observed offshore profiles were consistent with expectation from ocean beach profile paradigms, with the exception that the steepness proportionality factor was not related to sediment grain size. An adjusted form of the classic Bruun relationship for predicting shoreline retreat was in approximate agreement with long-term observations.

Published
2020
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8. The 2018 Florida Midterms: What happened?

Author

Bell, Lynda

Subjects
Florida -- Elections, Congressional elections -- Evaluation, Gubernatorial candidates -- Political activity -- Health policy -- Social policy, Abortion policy -- Evaluation, Abortion, Political campaigns, Attorneys general, Governors, Law, Political science, Sociology and social work
Abstract

This year, in the 2018 midterms, pro-abortion Democrats were salivating at the possibility of gaining congressional seats across the nation. A typical midterm election customarily results in losses for the [...]

Published
2018

9. The Case for Parental Consent before a minor's abortion

Author

Bell, Lynda

Subjects
Abortion policy -- Laws, regulations and rules, Parenting -- Laws, regulations and rules, Pro-life movement -- Laws, regulations and rules, Teenage abortion -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Law, Political science, Sociology and social work
Abstract

Editor's note. This month's guest presidential column is written by Lynda Bell, president of Florida Right to Life and chairman of the National Right to Life Board of Directors. On [...]

Published
2020

10. Florida Court Rules Amendment 4 Financial Impact Statement Can Stand as Written.

Author

Bell, Lynda

Subjects
*FINANCIAL statements, *ABORTION laws, *COURT rules, *LEGAL judgments, *WOMEN'S rights, *RIGHT to life (International law), *ABORTION
Abstract

The article reports on the ruling by the Florida First District Court of Appeals on July 25, 2024 that the financial impact statement dealing with Amendment 4 is appropriate and will stand as written. Topics discussed include ruling of Circuit judge John Cooper on June 10 on the outdated information in the financial impact statement, consequence if 60 percent of Floridians vote in favor of Amendment 4, and statement from the Florida Right to Life.

Published
2024

12. Breaking through Brick Walls with Bricklayers’ Union Records.

Author

BELL, LYNDA

Subjects
BRICKLAYERS, ANCESTORS, INTERNATIONAL agencies
Abstract

The article offers the author's insights on the resources available for searching U.S. or Canadian bricklayer ancestors such as the use of the International Union (IU) registration number to identify and trace ancestor in IU and local records.

Published
2016

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