The ERA was Re-introduced in the Senate for Ratification Yesterday

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37. You didn't read the link

To put the scale of the project in perspective, the namesake of the 1992 volume, Parliamentarian Emeritus Floyd M. Riddick, said in a 1978 interview that at that point, he had already researched more than a million precedents.

Several of them amount to legislative “magic tricks,” which skilled politicians can use to bend the rules. And others are just plain weird.

http://www.rollcall.com/issues/57_40/Riddicks-Tome-Unlocks-Quirky-Senate-Powers-209360-1.html?pg=2&dczone=news

Even from the preface per here - (PDF)

It should also be noted that certain language in some precedents has been modified in various instances to make the rulings of the Chair jibe with the rules as presently written. To illustrate: the use of "1 o'clock" and "2 o'clock" as stated in previous years by the Chair will now read "one hour after the Senate convenes" or "two hours after the Senate convenes." These changes in the standing rules of the Senate have been necessary in order to make the daily procedure of the Senate literally accurate in the definition of morning business and Morning Hour. Likewise, the language of the precedents cited in Senate Procedure have been so corrected.

So for example, the Senate can come into session at 2 pm and begin with "Morning Business".

They can do what they want and you have no choice in the matter.