Friday, January 29, 2010

AGENDA FOR 2010

Over the course of the next year we'll need to

  • Expose the ties between big oil, insurance and Wall Street CEOs and politicians who stand in the way of the change Americans want
  • Invest in a major organizing effort to rally voters in every district to hold their representatives accountable for taking corporate money and then watering down critical reform
  • Launch tough ads that shine a light on the corrupting influence of corporate interests on crucial public priorities.
can that be possible or are we just dreaming?

Thursday, January 28, 2010

NEW JOBS

Five careers that did not exited five years ago
If you're looking for a career that offers job security and a competitive salary, all you need is a recent college degree or a technical certificate.

1. Blogger:

yeah that is right some people get pay to blog.
2. Web Developer:

Not long ago, graphic design was the only profitable major for students who enjoyed graphics, logos, and other creative branding projects. Today, artistic students can work towards a degree in Web developer of Web design


3. Healthcare Informatics Administrator

what is that? Physicians and hospitals are eliminating all of their patients' paperwork. In place of cumbersome medical folders, healthcare providers are using electronic records andmedical smart cards to store patient data

4. Computer Forensics Professiona

The government and private agencies are pouring money into computer security. That's because hackers, thieves, and even terrorists are using computer data to commit various crimes.

5. Online Teacher

The popularity of online schools is changing the education job market. Gifted students, students with special needs, and students from conservative homes are all turning to online academies. These online elementary schools and online high schools need qualified instructors.

Sunday, January 24, 2010

THIS MORNING




when you get up this morning,
take a walk out side
be awareness of everything around you.
Look at things as you have
never looked at them before.
Make every moment a meditation.
See the cracks in the sidewalk,
the leaves on the tree,
the petals on the flowers,
the faces in the crowd.
Practice seeing them all as if they were You.




Tuesday, January 19, 2010

The Three "P"

The picture of the two former presidents -- George W. Bush and Bill Clinton -- together in the cause of saving Haiti was one of those arresting images we had to notice. Not because we never see the former presidents together; we do. Sad to say, it's usually when they're reunited after a tragedy -- like a tsunami or an earthquake -- and want to be of service.But what happens when Impending domestic financial disaster, a national health care crisis or threats of terror at home get no such bipartisan commiseration or leadership.

Pity.

The opposition Obama has received by the Opposite GOP is greater than the opposition received by any other president in the last century confronted

President Barack Obama was joined by George W. Bush and Bill Clinton while discussing disaster aid to Haiti at the White House Saturday.President Barack Obama was joined by George W. Bush and Bill Clinton while discussing disaster aid to Haiti at the White House Saturday. (Larry Downing/ Reuters)

Monday, January 18, 2010

United For Diversity - MARTIN LUTHER KING CELEBRATION

Today United for Diversity celebrated

The life of Martin Luther King Jr.

by working with the elementary kids of North Fond Du Lac Learning Center

We talk about Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, his life, his dreams and what made him special. After watching the movie "Happy Feet" we point out that being different could be a good thing . We made a collage of hearts and talk about what make every one of us Special

HAPPY REV. DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING


Thursday, January 14, 2010

e-mail from President Obama

katyuska --

On Tuesday, a catastrophic earthquake struck near Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The full extent of the damage is still being assessed, but the death toll -- already in the thousands -- is climbing fast.

This is the worst earthquake to hit the area in more than 200 years. Entire communities have been ripped apart and as many as 3 million people have been directly affected, including tens of thousands of American citizens who are in Haiti.

Our neighbors in Haiti are racing to confront the enormous devastation -- and the OFA community can help.

Click here for more information about essential relief efforts and ways you can help today.

Footage is pouring in of homes collapsing, Haitians carrying injured family members, and hospitals being overrun in what was already the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere.

I have directed my administration to respond with a swift, coordinated, and aggressive effort to save lives. Personnel from the United States and our partners in the international community are on the ground in damaged areas right now, working side by side with the Haitian people. They're providing much-needed food, water, and sanitation supplies, saving lives and helping local communities start to rebuild.

Despite the fact that we are experiencing tough times here at home, I encourage those who can to reach out and help. It's in times like these that we must show the kind of compassion and humanity that has defined the best of our national character for generations.

Click here to find out what you can do:

http://my.barackobama.com/Haiti

As this story continues to unfold, I hope you will continue to keep the people of Haiti in your thoughts and prayers, as well as the many Haitian-Americans who have done so much to enrich our country and who are worried about friends and loved ones in this time of need.

Thank you,

President Barack Obama

Haiti Earthquake Response - Doctors Without Borders - Please... - Care2 News Network

Link

The news coming out of Haiti is almost too terrible to imagine.


Three million people have been affected by Tuesday's earthquake, and the Red Cross estimates as many as 50,000 may be dead. Survivors are digging through the rubble with their hands in a desperate attempt to rescue those who are trapped.

With water and medical supplies in short supply, and the Haitian government paralyzed, international aid efforts in the next few days will be critical to prevent more human suffering.

These three charities, and many others, are providing care. If you can contribute to help fund their emergency efforts, please do.

Thanks for all you do