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Conceived on west coast, born on east coast, returned to northwest spawning grounds. Never far from water.
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Wednesday, January 25, 2017
Without a path from protest to power, the Women's March will end up like Occupy SHARE
[[MicahWhite]]Micah White, founder of Occupy Movement, gives advice on how people can regain political power. Micah moved to the small town of Neskowin, Oregon and ran unsuccessively for mayor. Moving to rural areas and take political control seems to be his suggestion. Easier said than done. At least, Micah says, Trump shows how a political outsider can win.
Without a path from protest to power, the Women's March will end up like Occupy SHARE
[[MicahWhite]]Micah White, founder of Occupy Movement, gives advice on how people can regain political power. Micah moved to the small town of Neskowin, Oregon and ran unsuccessively for mayor. Moving to rural areas and take political control seems to be his suggestion. Easier said than done. At least, Micah says, Trump shows how a political outsider can win.
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Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Rick Bartow, Stunning Northwest Artist, Dies At 69 SHARE
[[Rick]]Rick Bartow, Wiyot Native American, Vietnam Veteran, and incredible artist and musician, has passed away in his home of Newport, Oregon. Bartow's monumental cedar sculptures "We Were Always Here" were commissioned by the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian, and sit on the Northwest corner of the museum overlooking the National Mall. Smithsonian SculptureI knew Rick as a friend; in 1986, Bartow designed a sign for a Coffee House for me. In the developing website Rick Bartow you can see some of his early sketches.
Rick Bartow, Stunning Northwest Artist, Dies At 69 SHARE
[[Rick]]Rick Bartow, Wiyot Native American, Vietnam Veteran, and incredible artist and musician, has passed away in his home of Newport, Oregon. Bartow's monumental cedar sculptures "We Were Always Here" were commissioned by the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian, and sit on the Northwest corner of the museum overlooking the National Mall. Smithsonian SculptureI knew Rick as a friend; in 1986, Bartow designed a sign for a Coffee House for me. In the developing website Rick Bartow you can see some of his early sketches.
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Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Monsanto sued over PCB contamination of Spokane River in Washington state SHARE
Spokane filed a lawsuit to hold Monsanto Company
responsible for PCB contamination that finds its way into the City’s stormwater
that flows into the Spokane River, and is seeking compensatory
damages lawyer’s fees, interest and any other relief the court
deems appropriate.[[SPO]]
Monsanto sued over PCB contamination of Spokane River in Washington state SHARE
Spokane filed a lawsuit to hold Monsanto Company
responsible for PCB contamination that finds its way into the City’s stormwater
that flows into the Spokane River, and is seeking compensatory
damages lawyer’s fees, interest and any other relief the court
deems appropriate.[[SPO]]
(4 comments)
Saturday, January 31, 2015
Video: Seattle Police Jail Elderly Military Veteran for "Walking in Seattle While Black" SHARE
Policewoman arrests man for "walking while black" and either lies about it on the police cam...or...his is a classic case of the habitual and debilitating traumatic stress syndrome that all police operate under, where anything can stimulate an irrational "flash point" response, but especially a black man. Reality and perception take totally divergent paths.
Video: Seattle Police Jail Elderly Military Veteran for "Walking in Seattle While Black" SHARE
Policewoman arrests man for "walking while black" and either lies about it on the police cam...or...his is a classic case of the habitual and debilitating traumatic stress syndrome that all police operate under, where anything can stimulate an irrational "flash point" response, but especially a black man. Reality and perception take totally divergent paths.
