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Resources for Activists | Progressive Action Alliance
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Civil Liberties and Privacy. Unlike other 'conservative' websites. Learn about the Campaign for a US Department of Peace. Demand the Right to Vote. Raquo; Resources For Activists. Submitted by Sarah Gonzales on August 10, 2005 - 7:25am. : Weblinks. Progressive Activists in Houston/Galveston/Third Coast Area. Activist Groups Nationally and Worldwide. Liberal Media (Free Speech Media). Communicate with Other Activists. Parties, Caucuses and Political Groups. Religion and The Death Penalty.
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littleluiten.com - Nicholas J. Luiten
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Welcome to littleluiten.com. Colie Sails Pro Shop. Monmouth County Park System. New Jersey State Firemen's Association. NJ DCA - Division of Fire Safety. National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). Central Jersey Technical Rescue Team. Search and Rescue Council of New Jersey. New Jersey State First Aid Council. Pennsylvania Search and Rescue Council. Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. National Association for Search and Rescue. Potomac Valley Search and Rescue Group.
actionnw.blogspot.com
ACTION Northwest Education Fund: 09/21/05
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ACTION Northwest Education Fund. ACTION Northwest Ed Fund (501c3) connects, supports and advances the growth and effectiveness of multi issue organizations and grassroots socio/ economic justice groups. We help increase their capacity for collective action on their various platforms. We assist organizations in recruiting and developing new activists for civic participation. Wednesday, September 21, 2005. AntiWar Speech in Union Square is Stopped by Cops Citing Paperwork Rules. Published on Wednesday, Sep...
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What the petition would look like | This is what (printer) Democracy looks like
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This is what (printer) Democracy looks like. What the petition would look like. What the petition would look like. This file is an example of what I’m talking about, an initiative petition that is the right size for anyone with a popular home printer to become part of the initiative process. I created the file with Open Office. An open source office suite, an alternative to Microsoft Office) and can be viewed with Adobe Reader. This is a work in progress. If you have any suggestions, just let me know.
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No go this year, duh | This is what (printer) Democracy looks like
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This is what (printer) Democracy looks like. What the petition would look like. Seattle Times on paid-per-signature ban. March 25, 2007 · 5:44 am. No go this year, duh. If anyone was sitting around waiting for an update, you might have realized that this isn’t going anywhere this year. A month of so back I got a voice message from Rep. Hunt’s LA saying that there won’t be a bill this year. Looks like, in baseball as in government and citizenship, there is always next year. Filed under general thoughts.
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March | 2007 | This is what (printer) Democracy looks like
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This is what (printer) Democracy looks like. What the petition would look like. Monthly Archives: March 2007. March 25, 2007 · 5:44 am. No go this year, duh. If anyone was sitting around waiting for an update, you might have realized that this isn’t going anywhere this year. A month of so back I got a voice message from Rep. Hunt’s LA saying that there won’t be a bill this year. Looks like, in baseball as in government and citizenship, there is always next year. Filed under general thoughts.
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Rep. Appleton responds | This is what (printer) Democracy looks like
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This is what (printer) Democracy looks like. What the petition would look like. Email follow up with Hunt’s office, emailing Appleton. Seattle Times on paid-per-signature ban →. January 21, 2007 · 9:46 pm. Sometimes its hard to tell whether LAs check their members’ email addresses, or if they go straight to the member. In the case of Rep. Sherry Appleton, she checks it:. Filed under Good folks. Email follow up with Hunt’s office, emailing Appleton. Seattle Times on paid-per-signature ban →.
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Petition size change in front of Michigan governor | This is what (printer) Democracy looks like
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This is what (printer) Democracy looks like. What the petition would look like. Meeting with Rep. Hunt Tomorrow. Hunt meeting review →. January 1, 2007 · 10:08 pm. Petition size change in front of Michigan governor. After sitting in the Michigan senate for about a year, HB 4328 was passed onto. The state’s governor last week. If signed, the bill. Would change Michigan’s minimum petition size to 8.5 by 11 inches. Meeting with Rep. Hunt Tomorrow. Hunt meeting review →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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This is what (printer) Democracy looks like | Opening the initiative process to anyone with internet and a printer | Page 2
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This is what (printer) Democracy looks like. What the petition would look like. Newer posts →. January 1, 2007 · 10:04 pm. Meeting with Rep. Hunt Tomorrow. Tomorrow I’ll finally sit down with my local representative that has a more direct say in bills that effect the initiative process. Mostly my fault it has taken me so long, and I’m thinking this lateness will really prevent anything happening on Printer Democracy this session. Either way, I have a new handout ( pdf file. Filed under Good folks. Looks ...
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January | 2007 | This is what (printer) Democracy looks like
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This is what (printer) Democracy looks like. What the petition would look like. Monthly Archives: January 2007. January 31, 2007 · 11:06 am. Seattle Times on paid-per-signature ban. I’m a big fan of Rep. Sherry Appleton’s ban on paid-per-signature, but I also agree with the Seattle Times in their assesment of the bill. It would be better to include in Appleton’s reform a change that would further encourage volunteer particiaption in the initiative process. Filed under general thoughts. I emailed Rep....
