Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Friday, October 22, 2010
Tuesday, June 08, 2010
BP Blues
"BP Buys Google and Yahoo Search Terms, Including 'Oil Spill'"
"BP Imposes NO Fly Zone over the Gulf"
"BP brings in Temp Workers to fill the ranks during Obama Visit"
"BP drops poison dispersant on poison oil"
If BP came to us and said "We would like to drill a hole in your ocean, it might blow out and destroy the environment and we don't plan to install any preventive measures and we might not be able to stop it."
Would we let them drill?
No, We would not. Who has?
Follow the Money.
All except Retards, Flaming Pile and Epic Fail ©2010 Area907.com
Thursday, April 23, 2009
To my fellow peasants.
They already owned you. Now they have made debt slaves of your Children. Next year they will own your Grandchildren. Along with the loss of freedom goes a loss of honor for having let our precious freedom slip away without protest.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
We are those that rob from the poor and give to ourselves
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Friday, February 13, 2009
Opportunities abound
Here a just a few opportunities out there for free training and artistic grants around Alaska
Alaska Works Partnership’s Helmets to Hardhats program offers veterans and active duty personnel thinking about leaving the military the opportunity to use their hard-earned military experience to transition into a career in the building trades.
http://alaskaworks.org/h2h/
Alaska Works Partnership’s Construction Academies offer basic construction training for adults,
18 and older. Many classes are taught at night and on weekends, allowing people to keep their
day jobs while training for better-paying careers in construction.
Courses may include basic carpentry, plumbing, electricity, drywall finishing, stick welding,
blueprint reading and construction trades’ math. Health and safety and other certification
courses are offered to those completing one or more core classes. Core classes are 50 hours of
training, except Welding (28 hours) and Math (10-20 hours).
http://www.alaskaworks.org/academies/
Are you an Artist, Writer, Sculpture or otherwise artistically inclined?
Since its founding and first grant of $125 in 1955, the Rasmuson Foundation has supported Alaskan non-profit organizations in the pursuit of their goals, with particular emphasis on organizations that demonstrate strong leadership, clarity of purpose, and cautious use of resources. The vision and values established by Elmer Rasmuson continue to guide the Foundation today. The Foundation awards approximately $20 million annually to help improve the quality of life in Alaska. http://www.rasmuson.org/index.php
Alaska Works Partnership’s Helmets to Hardhats program offers veterans and active duty personnel thinking about leaving the military the opportunity to use their hard-earned military experience to transition into a career in the building trades.
http://alaskaworks.org/h2h/
Alaska Works Partnership’s Construction Academies offer basic construction training for adults,
18 and older. Many classes are taught at night and on weekends, allowing people to keep their
day jobs while training for better-paying careers in construction.
Courses may include basic carpentry, plumbing, electricity, drywall finishing, stick welding,
blueprint reading and construction trades’ math. Health and safety and other certification
courses are offered to those completing one or more core classes. Core classes are 50 hours of
training, except Welding (28 hours) and Math (10-20 hours).
http://www.alaskaworks.org/academies/
Are you an Artist, Writer, Sculpture or otherwise artistically inclined? Since its founding and first grant of $125 in 1955, the Rasmuson Foundation has supported Alaskan non-profit organizations in the pursuit of their goals, with particular emphasis on organizations that demonstrate strong leadership, clarity of purpose, and cautious use of resources. The vision and values established by Elmer Rasmuson continue to guide the Foundation today. The Foundation awards approximately $20 million annually to help improve the quality of life in Alaska. http://www.rasmuson.org/index.php
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