Monday, April 14, 2008

How would you spend $3 trillion?

I bet your shopping spree has better priorities than those of 28% approval rating George!


Energy---Where We Are---Where We Need to Be


PLEASE BRING YOUR FAMILY, FRIENDS, CLASSMATES, AND COLLEAGUES





PRESENTS



“Energy Crossroads” was primarily produced in order to expose the undeniable existing facts about our current energy consumption patterns and their damaging effects on our environment, the global economy, and the geopolitical balance in the world today. It was also intended to bring to light some of the solutions that would ease these destructive consequences.
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April 23rd, 2008 at 7:00 pm
Court Square Theater in Harrisonburg, VA

Enjoy the Music of
Scott Christopher Murray
prior to the film

Panel Discussion to Follow the Film Featuring Local Experts

Panel Members:


Watt Bradshaw is president of Blue Ridge Energy Company. Founded in 1978, Blue Ridge Energy is a solar and renewable energy firm located in Broadway. They have worked in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County for 30 years helping clients with solar heat & hot water, solar electric and radiant heating systems, as well as climate responsive building designs.


H. Clay Clark, III. Born and raised in Rockingham County, Mr. Clark owns and operates four food service operations in Rockingham County and the City of Harrisonburg. Clay became interested in bio-diesel as a means to utilize the waste fry oil produced by his restaurants, and develop a cottage industry for his soon to be driving teen age son. Mr. Clark owns three diesel vehicles.

Bill Laughlin is an architect with Moseley Architects here in Harrisonburg (upstairs in fact). Moseley Architects has 250 employees in 7 offices in Virginia and North Carolina and specializes in the design of K-12 Schools, Higher Education Facilities, and Justice Facilities.
Moseley Architects is committed to sustainable design and has 28 projects designed in accordance with the US Green Building Council's guidelines for green design, LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design). Moseley designed the first LEED Gold K-12 School in the Country. Bill is a LEED Accredited Professional and is currently designing 4 LEED school projects.

Heidi Lestyan is a Renewable Energy Analyst with the Harrisonburg office of Antares Group Inc. Antares is a renewable energy consulting-engineering firm with a 15-year history of helping industry and government clients introduce emerging technologies into the power generation, transportation, industrial, and commercial sectors. Heidi's background includes four years of utility-scale wind development, specializing in optimizing project generation while reducing impacts to wildlife habitats and local communities.

Tal McBride is a Partner, with his father, Mr. H.T. “Mac” McBride, Jr., in Highland New Wind Development, LLC (HNWD) and Red Oak Ranch, LLC (ROR).
He is a founding member of ‘MidWind’, a coalition of companies developing, constructing, operating, and owning Wind farms in the Mid-Atlantic region.
He is an active member of the Washington, DC based American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) and a participant in The Virginia Wind Energy Collaborative (VWEC) at James Madison University.


Nancy Quirk has taught global environmental politics since 1995. Before coming to James Madison University in 2002, she taught at Indiana University's School of Public and Environmental Affairs in Bloomington and Fort Wayne. Organizer and activitst, she has worked as campus director and board member of Public Interest Research Groups (PIRGs) in Indiana and West Virginia, and served on the Citizen's Advisory Board for the Waste Management District in Monroe County, Indiana for several years. She was a member of the campus stewardship Environmental Advisory Group at Colby College in Waterville, Maine during 2001-02.


Barkley Rosser has taught environmental economics at James Madison University since 1977, where he is Professor of Economics and Kirby L. Cramer, Jr. Professor of Business Administration. Author of over 100 books, articles, and other publications, he has served as editor of the Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization since 2001. He has also been involved in various international conferences and negotiations regarding environmental and economic issues for more than a decade and a half.

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Court Square Theater, 61 Graham Street, Harrisonburg VA 22801 540-564-1692

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Seven Generations?

Friday, April 11, 2008

Mark Warner in Harrisonburg for Senate Campaign!!!

Former Governor Mark Warner is coming to Harrisonburg to kick off his Senate Campaign!

Warner shows once again his very high regard for the Central Shenandoah Valley by winding up his day with friends and supporters in Harrisonburg, on the Courthouse steps to formally kick off his campaign for U.S. Senate.

Warner visited Massanutten Technical Center as a candidate for Governor and promised that if he won the race for Governor, he would be back to speak at MTC's very next graduation ceremony. And he kept his promise. He has since returned many times to an area he loves to include people he respects and values in the process of government.

His very next stop in Harrisonburg will be to include us once again!

When? Tuesday, May 6th at 5:15p.m.

Where? On the Courthouse steps in the center of Harrisonburg.

For information or to help out call 540-820-2592 or click here to email Lowell

Colin Powell Praises Obama

Retired Gen. Colin Powell insists he hasn't yet decided who he'll back in the 2008 presidential election.

What are your thoughts?

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Tuesday, April 8, 2008

U.S. Troops Support Obama

Surprising Political Endorsements By U.S. Troops
American Soldiers Speak Out About Their Presidential Endorsements

Read the Article and come on back to discuss the issue.

Sunday, April 6, 2008

Are Democrats Divided on Candidates?

Much has been written in the past several months, and several polls have yielded results, showing that if their preferred candidate for the Democratic nomination for President does not win, then they will vote for Republican John McCain.



As a Democrat, if my candidate for the Presidential nomination does not win...
I support Clinton, if she doesn't win, I will vote for McCain
I support Obama, if he doesn't win, I will vote for McCain
I am a Democrat but I don't like Clinton or Obama and I will be voting for McCain
I will vote for which ever candidate recieves the Democratic nomination.
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Friday, April 4, 2008

Tell Us, What's a Chairperson to do?


In light of differing opinions regarding the proper role on contests within the party:

Do you think local Democratic Officers should publicly show preference to a particular candidate seeking Democratic nomination?
Yes
No
Makes no difference
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