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Our best days as a country have been when our leaders took bold steps and challenged the status quo. It is how we have always overcome our biggest problems. Too often we have responded to the problems of everyday Americans with timidity and political expediency.
Too often we have let the forces of the status quo overcome the calls for action. Michael is running for Congress because he believes we can solve our biggest problems. He is an avid stand for peace, opportunity and community.
I first took on updating this site then I rebuilt tthe entire site to suit the campaign needs. This is a wordpress template that is modified with a xml slideshow, php image rotator for supporter spotlight, dhtml wc3 optimized, and son of suckerfish dropdown menus. I also modified an open source newletter mangager (phplist)for their mailing list of 20,000 people. The site has had millions of hits and I am proud of the work I did for the campaign. Today is the primary I am confident he will win and that this will be a huge victory for the people of Maine and the United States at large.
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The minds we venerate in the history books today often gained their
momentum from the toil of the unsung heroes. History is written by
these victorious elite and the heroes are forgotten. Yet change is
rooted in revolution and no revolution is ever begun anew(it has
roots)it simply begins where it left off. One of these unsung was
Nikola Tesla.
His work has inspired and is still being researched, used
and revisited today. Since the early seventies Steve Elswich, organizer
for Tesla Tech, has worked to keep Tesla's research alive. This site is
dedicated to TESLA'S TECHNOLOGY! Advanced Energy Concepts/Devices,
Magnetic Motors, Health Supplements, Alternative Medicine, other
previously SUPPRESSED information.
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The Meg Perry Center is dedicated to educational exchange and social
action, so that individuals and our community may be empowered to work
for peace and justice. The space is a collaboration between Peace Action Maine and the Foglight Collective.
This site is built in Wordpress. The center hosts the server which host many of the other sites in my profile. Meg Perry was an energetic, passionate, kind and dedicated person. Meg went down to the Gulf Coast region to assist in Hurricane Relief
efforts in September 2006, she returned to organize more people to go down
to the region and they travelled down on the Frida Bus. In her last
weeks in this world, Meg worked to support people whose lives were torn
apart by the hurricanes. She cleaned people’s homes, cleared trees from
roofs, read stories to kids, distributed supplies, met with other
relief workers and organizers, and tilled up soil for a community
garden. Meg died in glory, living life to its fullest and following her
passion and visions.
Her life is an inspiration to all. Meg Perry’s
death is a major tragedy and loss for all of our communities and she
will be sorely missed. We are dedicated to carrying on her spirit as we
work to make the world a more beautiful place.
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I am so grateful for my sister. Her marriage to Blaine Edwards left me with a completely different perspective. I was given the gift of seeing family and friends I have not seen in a decade or more celebrating each other and the love that we all share.
I realized that I have wasted my time being busy. I can choose to make one five minute phone call to family and create that love, honor, and gratitude or just be busy doing the same old things.
This site was created as a wedding present to Blaine and Anna. The site will serve as a celebration of the lives of Fontenot Amedee's and Edwards.
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This website is hosted on a server I administrate. I worked with Matt Franklin and Jordan Ruff on this design. ASERELA was founded in 1994, in Maine, to organize and build
self-reliance among Sudanese refugees.
It gained association status and
was incorporated in 1997 and received 501c(3) status in 2001. Through a
strong volunteer base and limited staff support, ASERELA has diligently
worked to build philanthropic support among refugees that have settled
in Maine as well as American-born friends with the purpose of assisting
refugees in Kiryadongo, Uganda.
The server this site is hosted on is supported by the FOGLIGHTCOLLECTIVE whose mission is to unite a multicultural community by sharing knowledge, developing leadership and encouraging creativity.
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Inside/Out
is a performing and creative arts organization collaborating with
incarcerated and formally incarcerated people to increase opportunities
for active participation in meaningful collaborative creative work, the
sharing of orginal work with our community, and the facilitation
of dialogue in order to initiate social change.
Inside/Out
envisions a community actively engaged in the holistic social
reintegration of offenders through accessible and consistent arts
programming at the preventative, intervention and aftercare levels. I trained Chiara on how to use the content management system and she will train others to update the site.
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The
mission of the Winter Cache Project (WCP) is to free ourselves from a
dependence on industrial agriculture and to increase our community food
security by developing sustainable local food systems. By growing and storing our own food to last throughout the winter and educating ourselves about agricultural issues, we aim to create a working
I have the honor of designing the template for this project. This project provides a real gift to the community it supports. Community Gardening Projects
bring neighbors together and empowers people to supplement their food supply by
growing it themselves.
Community gardening stimulates social interaction,
encourages self-reliance, truly beautifies neighborhoods and produces nutritious
foods, while reducing family food budgets. Each garden is an autonomous
neighborhood-based effort where friends share work and responsibility. food, and a connection to the earth and each other.
example of how we can come together as a community to provide for our
basic needs by employing the principles of mutual aid, equal access,
and self-determination.
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