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A Roundup of Colorado Blogs and other things that have managed to devote my wandering attention.
This morning my text message inbox was flooded with strange messages about pick-up times and drop-off locations in Manhattan. Yesterday, I rcvd an email about meeting at Union Square instructing me to bring a large bag with which I can haul as many newspapers as possible. I forgot that a few months ago I signed up to receive updates from The Yes Men.
Here is their press release ,a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlUQ2sUti8o">here is a link to some of their work available on youtube andtheir wiki page: Read More »
Here is their press release ,a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlUQ2sUti8o">here is a link to some of their work available on youtube andtheir wiki page: Read More »
For your Friday, a healthy dose of blog before before we warriors rest from the battle:
Andrew at WashParkProphet writes about recent mortgage industry regulations.
Here is an awesome rundown of other economic news.
It's beginning to look a lot like McCain staffers think they are the secret service.
David Sirota sways and even manages to excite Aaron at S2. As a side note, I will be hosting the Drinking Liberally event when Sirota comes home to Denver for an event at The Tattered Cover on Colfax. Hope to see you there!
Udall gets it right on Net Neutrality... thank you very much.
And finally, pacified point out the obvious about Bush's twin.
Andrew at WashParkProphet writes about recent mortgage industry regulations.
Here is an awesome rundown of other economic news.
It's beginning to look a lot like McCain staffers think they are the secret service.
David Sirota sways and even manages to excite Aaron at S2. As a side note, I will be hosting the Drinking Liberally event when Sirota comes home to Denver for an event at The Tattered Cover on Colfax. Hope to see you there!
Udall gets it right on Net Neutrality... thank you very much.
And finally, pacified point out the obvious about Bush's twin.
Here is a quick roundup of some local blogs and interesting things of note:
An update on allegations of drilling making Coloradans ill.
Squarestate illuminates about the MSM potentially dimming the Denver DNC limelight.
Also from S2 FISA and our own Salazar's capitulation. No surprise there.
Congressional censorship:
Slashdot has a little ditty about Pelosi trying to prevent Congressional office holders from broadcasting information via tech tools.
I don't know about you but if The Speaker is dealing with some drama in the house, I would like this information to be funneled directly to my handheld device, please and thank you!
Please feel free to comment away and let me know about any other Colorado blogs I should be following.
Thanks for tuning in!
An update on allegations of drilling making Coloradans ill.
Squarestate illuminates about the MSM potentially dimming the Denver DNC limelight.
Also from S2 FISA and our own Salazar's capitulation. No surprise there.
Congressional censorship:
Slashdot has a little ditty about Pelosi trying to prevent Congressional office holders from broadcasting information via tech tools.
I don't know about you but if The Speaker is dealing with some drama in the house, I would like this information to be funneled directly to my handheld device, please and thank you!
Please feel free to comment away and let me know about any other Colorado blogs I should be following.
Thanks for tuning in!
If you haven't read this inspiring post, then do. And after you read it and get over my shameless self-promotion, sign up for some of these related events by sending an email to RSVP.
Democrats Work is a small but potently dedicated organization that does community service events in the name of Democratic values. It is an organization of Democrats who are getting together, making interpersonal connections in the community and dedicating themselves to bettering America from the bottom up-- not the top down.
By signing up for one of our events, you are effectively helping your community, meeting your neighbors, and engaging in one of the most fundamentally of political activities: getting together with fellow Americans and doing something positive for a change!
How fun is that?
Very fun.
Democrats Work is a small but potently dedicated organization that does community service events in the name of Democratic values. It is an organization of Democrats who are getting together, making interpersonal connections in the community and dedicating themselves to bettering America from the bottom up-- not the top down.
By signing up for one of our events, you are effectively helping your community, meeting your neighbors, and engaging in one of the most fundamentally of political activities: getting together with fellow Americans and doing something positive for a change!
How fun is that?
Very fun.
Ok kids, its that time of year again. Let's get out into the community to plant some trees along Speer Blvd to beautify and oxygenate the Mile-Hi City! Read More »
This evening in Denver, John McCain courted the Denver Petroleum Club for some big energy kickback campaign funds. Not-so patiently awaiting his arrival were some protesters from the AFL-CIO and ProgressNow. I was caught in the mix with my crappy video camera and managed to get some fairly humorous footage. In the following video, I love how the sea parts right in front of me as McCain heads towards the door, nearly running into my lens with his walnut cheeks.
The girl at :20 was not at all happy with the crowd. Read More »
The girl at :20 was not at all happy with the crowd. Read More »
One of the easiest ways to be an activist everyday is to spend money on products and services that come from companies that practice a progressive business model. When a company incorporates environmentalism, equal employment rights, human rights around the world, and gives back to the community that sustains it, the economy is strengthened, our children are safer and our country is freer.
Historically a great source for information about a company's political practices has been BuyBlue.org. Once defunct, BuyBlue.org has found a new home in The Mile High City and is hiring! Read More »
Historically a great source for information about a company's political practices has been BuyBlue.org. Once defunct, BuyBlue.org has found a new home in The Mile High City and is hiring! Read More »
8:00 pm November 1st at Regis University, while on his book tour, unembedded journalist from Iraq, Dahr Jamail will be sharing his insights into the occupation and related experiences in Iraq and the Middle East. You can get more info about him at his site. The $10-$20 suggested donation will benefit KGNU and the wonderful argusfest. Please come to hear a first-hand perspective that you won't get from the mainstream media.
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Group calls on CSU to reject Allard as chancellor
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Convoy duties again
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Must Americans beg for their jobs?
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The enemy within
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Obama advisers: Bush era war criminals will walk- NO ACCOUNTABILITY, Period !
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This is why Dem leadership on the Hill is pathetic
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Following Paulson's failed experiment which created a nuclear winter
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