justlora1
New Member
Chapter leader Squeeze ME?; Owner Silverado Succulents
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Post by justlora1 on Jan 15, 2015 18:11:19 GMT
I be back...  |
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Post by Joe Grumbine on Jan 16, 2015 4:13:24 GMT
ohhhh Yeah!
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Post by Danielle Vitale-O'Brien on Jan 16, 2015 13:39:17 GMT
Looks like we're getting more momentum here on the forum! Everyone please add your thoughts, ideas, accomplishments, etc. where they fit. This should be our sounding board & think tank for any and all projects ;-)
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Post by Danielle Vitale-O'Brien on Jan 16, 2015 13:39:28 GMT
Looks like we're getting more momentum here on the forum! Everyone please add your thoughts, ideas, accomplishments, etc. where they fit. This should be our sounding board & think tank for any and all projects ;-)
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Post by Chuck of Texas on Jan 20, 2015 0:20:52 GMT
I think they're scared to log in :-)(BOSEG)(tm)
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Post by Lori on Jan 20, 2015 5:17:36 GMT
Its the saying "you can lead a horse to water but you cant make them drink" we just need to find a way to have them drink. lol
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Post by Joe Grumbine on Jan 20, 2015 15:50:58 GMT
once our coordinator training starts, this will be part of protocol to maintain status as a leader or coordinator...
it is not unreasonable to need leadership of an international company to have basic computer capabilities
every town has a library and most of us have some internet connection
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Post by Joe Grumbine on Jan 20, 2015 15:51:48 GMT
as far as scared, this is much much more secure than facebook....
members only
facebook is crawling with cops and rats
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Post by evanclayson on Jan 21, 2015 6:22:42 GMT
Speaking of everyday, Joe, I was thinking that the people in prison don't get days off, to go to the park or see family, it's every miserable day. If this is the case with a single person (which I wish was the case) then how can I not make the simplest of efforts on their behalf everyday? So, anybody got ideas on easy things a person could do each day, even if they're busy?
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Post by Danielle Vitale-O'Brien on Jan 21, 2015 16:08:39 GMT
Oh Evan, welcome to the forum... where oh where to begin. You'll be a 7 day a weeker before you know it ~ the passion will just take hold & you won't be able to help yourself ;-) What are your talents and where do you like to focus your efforts? We need help in pretty much every department ~ where do you see yourself fitting in? We have court support, prison outreach, media, graphics, social media, etc you name it ~ we need help with it! ;-)
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Post by damagoman on Jan 21, 2015 19:52:10 GMT
as far as scared, this is much much more secure than facebook.... members only facebook is crawling with cops and rats Oh I know But some aren't as ...?... secure in the world, shall we say. One of the problems I have come across during my years of activism, It's just a PrimalInstinct to fear the unknown. IE: As TXNORML Veterans Liaison, nobody wanted to be seen at a function for fear of losing their Benes. Contacting State legislators meant exposing themselves to "Lists" (engage spooky music) So I took the Lead and showed them being out in the open was not so bad, If they are spending time and money watching me Then Somebody else is getting away :-) And That is a worthy function and Honorable Duty :-) |
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Post by Joe Grumbine on Jan 26, 2015 2:46:44 GMT
Speaking of everyday, Joe, I was thinking that the people in prison don't get days off, to go to the park or see family, it's every miserable day. If this is the case with a single person (which I wish was the case) then how can I not make the simplest of efforts on their behalf everyday? So, anybody got ideas on easy things a person could do each day, even if they're busy? This is a great topic.... I would say setting up a corrlinks account and having a quick email with a prisoner.. costs nothing and you don't even have to find a piece of paper also placing craig's list ads reposting events blogs and pages..... as Tom Korby says, I am not a man of brevity either...... |
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Post by Joe Grumbine on Jan 26, 2015 2:48:26 GMT
as far as scared, this is much much more secure than facebook.... members only facebook is crawling with cops and rats Oh I know But some aren't as ...?... secure in the world, shall we say. One of the problems I have come across during my years of activism, It's just a PrimalInstinct to fear the unknown. IE: As TXNORML Veterans Liaison, nobody wanted to be seen at a function for fear of losing their Benes. Contacting State legislators meant exposing themselves to "Lists" (engage spooky music) So I took the Lead and showed them being out in the open was not so bad, If they are spending time and money watching me Then Somebody else is getting away :-) And That is a worthy function and Honorable Duty :-) I agree, stepping out in public is necessary... it's the social networking that I have issues with.. I have seen so many facebook profiles and such used as evidence.. sorry I have rat issues |
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Post by staceyt on Feb 10, 2015 5:43:51 GMT
I finally made it to forum!! Apologies for the delay!! Gettin' there!!   |
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Post by Joe Grumbine on Feb 10, 2015 15:13:13 GMT
I finally made it to forum!! Apologies for the delay!! Gettin' there!! Hey Stacey, glad to see you here... there are a lot of threads that need your input!!! please feel free to jump in and share your thoughts  |
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