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Reflections on Occupy Wall Street, with photos, fun, and good wishes for the future. eBook, Occupy Wall Street: What Just Happened? (Only $.99 !) In the eBook, the Occupy movement is explored through original reporting, photographs, cartoons, poetry, essays, and reviews.The collection of essays and blog posts records the unfolding of Occupy into the culture from September 2011 to the present. Authors Kimberly Wilder and Ian Wilder were early supporters of Occupy, using their internet platforms to communicate the changes being created by the American Autumn.
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from NY’s 24th District Green 24th District Green? There will be some who could comment that I’ve always been a Green, and that may be true in some sense, but I’ve never been registered as a member of the Green Party of New York State before. Still, looking back I can see that the Green […]
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On Wednesday, May 6, 2009 at 7pm, the Babylon Green Party Gathering featured former Green Party of New York State Co-Chair Ian Wilder who reviewed Obama’s First 100 days from a Green Party Perspective BabylonGreens.org Wilder’s speech is part of the Babylon Green Party’s 100 Days Series which featured topics that needed to addressed in […]
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Consumer advocate Ralph Nader has run for President of the United States alternately as an independent candidate and as a Green Party candidate. from Ballot Access News Nader Asks Pennsylvania Attorney General to Return Campaign Contribution from Firm Under Investigation June 23rd, 2009 In 2004, the large law firm Reed Smith coordinated the challenge to […]
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On Tuesday, June 23, 2009 a civil disobedience took place in West Virginia to protest mountain top removal in Coal River Valley. Earlier in the day, an announcement had been made on the Green Party Watch web-site alerting green activists to the forthcoming CD. In West Virgina, the national Green Party affiliate is “The West […]
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I just sent the following message to President Obama: “Mr. President, Please ask the Israelis to not harm our boats and to let us proceed to Gaza. The Israelis are paying attention and have printed stories about our boats in both the Jerusalem Post and Ha’aretz. We are doing nothing more than what you have […]
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It is a little after 3pm. I keep checking in at Capitol Confidential Blog (Times Union) and Daily Politics Blog (Daily News) to see what is happening in Albany. I think some Democrats were kind of locking down the chamber. But, the Republicans did get in and were trying to hold an improvised session. Governor […]
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. . . and all I got back was a Father’s Day e-mail from Michelle! Well, at least I know they noted my e-mail address and tucked it away in their database! If I can’t get a response from the White House, the Israelis certainly are paying attention to our trip. Both the Jerusalem Post […]
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The whole article is definitely worth reading. And, the situation is so interesting. In previous administrations – Clinton who supported NAFTA and fought the Seattle-minded-environmental-folks and George Bush who was against the peaceniks – it was the left who was afraid of being unfairly put on terrorist watch lists. Now, with our country’s shift green […]
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Global Greens condemn violence in Peru, seek an independent investigation of police actions at protests against land grab for oil drilling The following statement was issued by the Global Green Coordination on June 15. The Global Greens (http://www.globalgreens.org) is the international network of Green parties and political movements, founded in 2001 at the First Global […]
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h/t to Elizabeth Benjamin at the Daily News political blog (excerpt from) NY Post Mike gets ed. test mileage By Angela Montefinise / June 21, 2009 Mayor Bloomberg got some free publicity on the state-created English Regents exam this month, scoring a positive mention in a reading-comprehension passage.
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A NY State Senate update on Monday morning, June 22nd… The Siena poll is: here. Over at the Daily Politics blog, Elizabeth Benjamin posted a fascinating new Siena poll. It shows the favorable/unfavorable rating of characters and entities involved in NY State government. You can see how people feel about Hiram Monserrate, Pedro Espada, Dean […]
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WASHINGTON â President Barack Obama is morphing into George W. Bush, as administration attorneys repeatedly adopt the executive-authority and national-security rationales that their Republican predecessors preferred. In courtroom battles and freedom-of-information fights from Washington, D.C., to California, Obama’s legal arguments repeatedly mirror Bush’s: White House turf is to be protected, secrets must be retained and […]
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Sunday, June 21, early evening NY State Senate coup update: I am not so sure I like this strategy. And, I think it might play into the hands of the Republican usurpers. But… It appears that the NY State Senate session was slated to end on Monday. And, that the Governor has the power to […]
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Glen Petit played the open Jim Frazzitta played the first set
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