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mercredi, mai 21, 2008

President Obama delegate privation -- "inferiority is accepted as truth"

Are you prepared to vote in President Obama as an independent in Nov.?
With nails scratching on the chalk board behind her Hillary will take
the democratic nomination. It is too late to stop it.

The party delegates can vote any way they want. Add, Hillary will sue
to count Michigan and Florida. Do you believe your vote somehow
constrains the pledged and unpledged delegates if the party rules
don't provide for it? Prepare yourself psychologically. The Clinton
move at the convention is check not check mate.

To take your country back you will have to put President Obama on
every ballot as an independent. This election will have the smell of
the 2003 California Davis-Schwarzenegger recall donnybrook. President
Obama, Nader, Hillary, McCain et al. Can you hear Cheney's chuckle in
the background? The liberals are a bunch of schmucks smirk on his
face says it all.

Perry Gregg

perry.gregg@post.harvard.edu

P.S. Who said, "[d]iscrimination is a hellhound that gnaws at Negroes
in every waking moment of their lives to remind them that the lie of
their inferiority is accepted as truth in the society dominating
them"?

vendredi, mai 16, 2008

Fwd: The Presidency & Harvard Law School

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: David Evans <...evans@fas.harvard.edu>
Date: Fri, May 16, 2008 at 5:44 AM
Subject: The Presidency & Harvard Law School
To: perry.gregg@post.harvard.edu


Perry,

While it is far too early to predict who will be the next President of
the United States, it's never too early to philosophize about
historical perspective. It is, therefore, interesting to reflect on
the alumni of Harvard Law School who have risen to that exalted
political plain. Frankly, the plural noun "alumni" is inappropriate.
The singular noun "alumnus" applies here because only one graduate of
Harvard Law School has been President of the United States and he was
the nineteenth, Rutherford B. Hayes (R., Ohio; HLS 1845). As any
student of U. S. History knows, Hayes presided over the removal of
federal troops sent to the South to ensure the rights of newly-freed
African Americans. This essentially ended the Reconstruction period
and gave rise to a century of de jure Jim Crow racism.

It would be poetic, ironic and maybe even morally corrective if the
second alumnus of Harvard Law School to attain that high office would
be an African American in the person of Barack H. Obama (D., Illinois;
HLS 1991).

Just a thought. :-)

Best regards,

David

mardi, mai 06, 2008

Princeton at 25th Anniversary Temecula Balloon & Wine Festival

25th Anniversary Temecula Balloon & Wine Festival

Lake Skinner , 37701 Warren Road, Winchester, CA
Event Date: Sunday, June 8th, 2008 at 6:00 am

Join us for the 25th Annniversary of the Temecula Ballon & Wine
Festival. The Temecula Valley Balloon & Wine Festival offers top-name
entertainment, wine tasting in the Wine Gardens, Kids Faire, Arts &
Crafts and Commercial exhibits and the Food Court. Wine tasting
features different premium wines from numerous Temecula Valley
wineries as well as others from Southern California. Enjoy a memorable
experience and book a hot air balloon flight. Your journey will begin
at sunrise as the balloon lifts gently into the sapphire skies above
Lake Skinner.

The 25th Annual Temecula Valley Balloon and Wine Festival will be held
on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June 6th, 7th and 8th, 2008 at Lake
Skinner. Lake Skinner is a Riverside County Park and is located at
37701 Warren Rd., Winchester, CA 92596. The admission fee to the
Festival includes the entertainment but not food or beverages.

Questions & RSVP info, send e-mail to Norma at princetonclub@prodigy.net .

http://www.temeculainformation.com/balloon&wine/Balloon_Wine_Festival.htm

samedi, mai 03, 2008

SF Green Drinks - This Wednesday May 7th - SPONSORED by CUESA and Mother Jones

Hello everyone,
Please join us this Wednesday, May 7th, for the next San Francisco Green Drinks

**REMINDER - Please bring your business cards

Sponsors - CUESA and Mother Jones

CUESA
The Center for Urban Education about Sustainable Agriculture (CUESA)
is a local non-profit best known for managing the Ferry Plaza Farmers
Market. CUESA was organized in 1994 to educate urban consumers about
sustainable food systems and to create links between urban dwellers
and the farmers who practice sustainable agriculture in the Bay Area.
CUESA recently launched a Waste Wise Farmers' Market initiative that
includes a waste reduction program, education campaign, and new
custom-made Waste Wise stations. All attendees of this evening's Green
Drinks will enjoy special farmers' market goodies and leave with a
Waste Wise reusable tote bag in celebration of the new initiative.
Find out more at www.cuesa.org.

Mother Jones
Mother Jones is a national independent nonprofit magazine whose roots
lie in a commitment to social justice implemented through first rate
investigative reporting. We are especially proud of our long tradition
of environmental reporting and are excited to share with you our most
recent issue showcasing the challenges and opportunities of today's
energy crisis. Please visit MotherJones.com for more information or
talk to us at green drinks!

When/where:
Date: Wednesday, May 7th
Time: 5:30-8 p.m.
Location: Varnish Fine Art, located at 77 Natoma Street near 2nd
Street. Natoma Street is in between Howard and Mission Streets.

Please send names and email addresses to robin.park@tpl.org for any
additions or subtractions to the distribution list.

Safety:
Please be safe when coming to or from Green Drinks. If you would like
someone to walk you to your bus/train stop or car, please let me know.
As always, please designate a driver if driving.

We hope to see you there!

- Robin