Missives concerning various matters pertaining to Vermont, not necessarily political per se, though not precluding politics either, penned from an independent minded, nonpartisan, concerned citizen perspective.
Videos: Original Intent of the Constitution
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Had come across the first interesting video concerning the history as well as myths about the U.S. Constitution last evening (due to a YouTube suggestion) and the second interesting video of a debate regarding the same matters while preparing to embed the first video within this blog post (during the draft stage; above link via The White House):
Video 1: The Original Intent of the Constitution | Myths of American History (via The Great Courses; via YouTube; length: 31:55 minutes/seconds):
Video: Understanding the U S. Constitution (via City of Fort Collins; via YouTube; length: 1:27:40 hours/minutes/seconds):
Video: Why the Electoral College Exists (via CNBC; via YouTube; length: 10:00 minutes):
On a more personal note:
For myself, although merely a layperson as well as an amateur political observer, my long held personal belief as well as theory concerning the U.S. Constitution as well as the Bill of Rights was that these were established to be more along the lines of a foundation of our form of government with which to be built upon whether for those times as well as for future generations to come and were not necessarily imposed, nor intended, to act as a highly rigid as well as restrictive ceiling upon the same (above link via the National Archives).
With apologies for not being able to post for a while, however, among other things that had been going on these last few months, I had been unable to gain access to my laptop computer for about two months or so for some reason, until now. For those not already in the know and without going into all of the specific details within this particular blog post of mine, in late November of last year I had gone to the emergency room at the Central Vermont Medical Center (CVMC), was admitted and stayed in one of the units there for two full weeks. Had been diagnosed with, among other things, a malignant cancerous tumor in my lower colon, which as it turns out might or might not be operable. Various potential treatment options were mentioned and discussed, including surgery, as well as radiation and chemo; if I understood correctly, the latter two of those treatments would be done five days a week over the course of four weeks, on an outpatient basis at CVMC, possibly followed by continued chem...
Photo: Stained glass windo w within the second floor chapel of the Central Vermont Medical Center (CVMC): Late last year, as I had previously blogged about earlier this year, I had been hospitalized for a full two weeks at the CVMC, here More recently, due to the overly intense and quite severe acute as well as oftentimes chronic pain being experienced, I went to the emergency room and had been admitted. It appears that this could possibly be another prolonged hospitalization; including due to needing to assess and putting in place a different pain management plan, run tests as well as undergo an upcoming aggressive palliative radiation five day treatment course -- which is taking place at the UVM Medical Center Cancer Treatment Center located in Burlington, where I am currently located and likely will remain for nearly a week or so before returning to CVMC. Had been transported from CVMC to the UVM Medical Center via the Barre Town Ambulance service. As I understand...
Photo: Miss Cleo, lounging comfortably underneath her human's new premium high quality walker/wheelchair. View more photos of the walker/wheelchair, here . Quite a lot has gone on since my last blog post ( here ), including having been discharged from the UVM Medical Center nearly two and a half weeks ago (more or less), with time seeming to pass by rather slowly or so it seems. In addition, even though I was using a cane, having taken a fall and skinning my knee a bit sometime in between then and now. Due to this, because of recently posting on my Facebook page about needing as well as wanting to obtain a new walker with a seat, I was generously and kindly gifted with a premium high quality walker/wheelchair earlier yesterday (Thursday). It is such a blessing, indeed, particularly since my balance has been rather poor of late (read: vertigo) and I have also been somewhat weak at times. With it having a seat with which to sit and rest upon, it should help in these regards. ...
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