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Human Rights Campaign PAC at hrc.org is Getting People Ready to VOTE for Fair Inclusion in Society

Submitted by livfully
on Tue, 10/09/2018 - 13:59

During the Farmer's Market in Fort Greene Park in Brooklyn NY, I saw a person with a Human Rights Campaign (HRC) tee shirt on and inquired. They are working to get people to vote and donate toward politicians who will work for a fair playing field in our communities, states and country for all people, without discrimination.

I thought most of this was happening, but in the Age of Trump progress to allow people to be who they are, love who they want, work and live as they see as mutually fair and agreeable is dwindling.

Check out www.hrc.org and pitch in toward the efforts to get involved

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Human Rights Campaign PAC (Political Action Committee)
www.hrc.org
Outreach to get people voting in Nov 2018 for Fairness at Work and in Life

Time to Stage Interventions With Abusers of All Kinds, even in Theory, Online, With Letters to the Editors and Some Town Wide Mailings...Why Not?

Submitted by livfully
on Sun, 10/07/2018 - 05:22

I hope Brian Ohler and other advocates can review the latest about primary aggressor laws and see what Troop B thinks... and will do to implement this new standard in CT. I think there's a gap in info and awareness in the public also.

 There seems to be NO ONE in our area, state or country Intervening or Challenging aggressors or their many complicit parties (families, friends, co-workers, counselors, doctors, ministers, 12-step groups or general public friends etc) Understand Boundaries, Types of Abuse and Common Syndromes.

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Widespread abuse unaddressed
STOP Abuse of Women and Children
Help Women
Me
and Children Learn Safety Boundaries and Get Support

The Lion Has Awoken and Roared...on the White House Steps..."Kava-NO!" Let's pray it doesn't get worse...

Submitted by livfully
on Sun, 10/07/2018 - 04:43

After a busy day learning about NEFF, New England Forestry Foundation (newenglandforestry.org) and sadly hearing of the loss of a wonderful fellow in his 20s in a vehicular accident and sending heartfelt condolences to his family, I visited some folks in a nursing home after doing some shopping at Matrushka in Great Barrington MA, and Tom's Toy's next door. Before I could turn in I wanted to see What Happened with the Kavanaugh vote.

Someone said he was confirmed. I didn't think that could happen on a weekend.

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Brett Kavanaugh plagued by denial
the US is plagued with Brett Kavanaugh...God Help US-All

Wow Power Waving To the World from Torrington's wowforum.org Fri. 10/5/18

Submitted by livfully
on Sat, 10/06/2018 - 02:18

Applause, applause for the wonderful gathering of the planning committee of the Wow Forum, headed by Lisa Ferris and Melissa Root with 22 others from businesses, including the head of the Chamber, Joanne Ryan. What a rich experience for the hundred or more in attendance hearing accomplished presenters!

Congratulations to all of the extraordinary women and a few fellas who found their way to the annual Wow Forum,  www.wowforum.org, run by the Northwest  Connecticut's Chamber Of Commerce on this fabulous Friday, October 5th, 2018.

It's a great start to a promising month.

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www.wowforum.org
#Way-CoolWowForum2018!
#DMHuntLibAuction2018

Driving in the Rain, Sleet or Snow is Optional and Worth NOT Doing if Heavy Duty

Submitted by livfully
on Sat, 10/06/2018 - 00:57
I happened to read that cars can hydroplane at 35 mph so worth trying to plan to not drive in the rain if possible..take breaks or delay events if a big storm for everyone's safety is possible.
 
A large group of us got poured on at the end of a meeting which was raising funds (and having a nice potluck)..but likely we should have cancelled due to the heavy rains predicted and the road which tends to get a stream running over it.
 
I saw in my Toastmasters magazine that more clubs can meet online...and there's and option to have half the meetings online and half in person.
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www.wowforum.org
webinars
Not Driving in the Rain (if there's a choice)
Moving meeting times to fit the weather

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