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subject: nh rep says "no" to politics of hate (no ig)
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it's a sad state of affairs that any political party could sanction hate, bu=
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as we've all observed, it seems to be current way of the gop.
lauren
for the whole article, see:
http://images.trafficmp.com/tmpad/content/netflix/dvddelivered0403.html
=a0gf=01=04 lawmaker leaves gop over gay issues=20
mark goebel, gay.com / planetout.com network
monday, june 2, 2003 / 05:30 pmtoday's headlines
citing the continued intolerance of republicans on gay issues, a new=20
hampshire state representative switched over to the democratic party last fr=
iday. "one=20
of the motivating factors in my decision to leave were the <a href=3d"http:/=
/www.planetout.com/news/article.html?2003/04/21/1">comments of u.s.=20
senator rick santorum</a> (r-pa.), in which he likened homosexuality to ince=
st,=20
bestiality and an immoral lifestyle," said corey corbin, d-rockingham. "bein=
g a=20
gay man and, up until this week, a republican, those comments truly summed u=
p=20
for me the attitude of the gop towards the millions of gay men and women who=
=20
work, raise families, pay taxes and contribute to our society," he added. "w=
e=20
are hated, we are marginalized, and are basically unwanted by a party that h=
as=20
forsaken the principles of abraham lincoln and become dominated by a right w=
ing=20
that falls far short of representing mainstream america."=20
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date: wed, 4 jun 2003 10:40:46 edt
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subject: wind not war (hte update)
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dear friend of honor the earth,
i hope this letter finds you well. right now, we have a message, which i=20
think is worth something: <i style=3d"mso-bidi-font-style: normal">wind not=20=
war<i=20
style=3d"mso-bidi-font-style: normal">. we have seen the first tribal commer=
cial=20
wind generator in indian country, out on the rosebud reservation and we are=20
full of hope for the future. twenty three indian nations on the great plains=
have=20
almost 350 gigawatts of wind potential, or the equivalent of over half of=20
present us installed electrical capacity. so, we are about wind turbines, lo=
oking=20
now to put two up on the pine ridge reservation where kili radio, the larges=
t=20
indian radio station in the country, and the white plume tiosapaye want to=20
bring <i style=3d"mso-bidi-font-style: normal">gaa noodin oke, the power of=20=
the=20
wind maker, back to the people. wind power is also about democratizing powe=
r=20
production =e2=80=93 moving from centralized power production to decentraliz=
e,=20
ecologically, economically, and politically sound power production. that is=
the vision=20
of honor the earth, and that vision, i would like to ask you to continue=20
supporting with your donations.
=20
i am just back from almost a month on the road - we=e2=80=99ve been from the=
yakama=20
reservation in washington state to washington dc to defend the yellowstone=20
buffalo herd. we=e2=80=99ve been able to work with some of our amazing proj=
ects, and to=20
do a two-week music and speaking tour of the western u.s. with the indigo gi=
rls=20
visiting reservations and college campuses. the main focus of the tour was=20
wind not war, and we are working to educate both the native and the non-nati=
ve=20
community about energy justice, and the potential for doing the right thing=20=
in=20
the future.
=20
i=e2=80=99m excited, energized and exhausted=e2=80=a6there are so many posit=
ive things that=20
have been happening in indian country environmentally and economically. i=20
hope that even in these times of war and an economic decline that you will=20
consider a donation to support our efforts so we can keep the momentum going=
. we=20
have already come so far and have now planted the seeds for the summer and f=
all=20
of our work, which will in many cases take years to bear fruit. we remain,=20
however, steadfast and committed and your commitment is key.
=20
on the fifth honor the earth tour we rallied the moral and political support=
=20
of thousands of students on eight college campuses around issues of nuclear=20
waste, renewable energy, sacred site protection and holding the federal=20
government accountable and to the same standards as the rest of the world. =20=
we also=20
shared our organizing experience and strategies of holding our government an=
d=20
big business accountable to grassroots activists who are fighting for the=20
survival of native lifeways. at each show one native representative spoke a=
bout the=20
local environmental.=20
=20
during the tour we continued to pressure the xcel corporation to engage in <=
i=20
style=3d"mso-bidi-font-style: normal">energy justice and buy wind energy=20
instead of polluting the planet with nuclear and coal power. in south dakot=
a, we=20
met with lakota activists on the rosebud reservation (including concerned=20
rosebud area citizens) who are successfully opposing an industrial hog farm.=
=20
rosebud is also the site of the first tribally owed industrial wind generato=
r. over=20
600 native youth at todd county high school joined our ranks as our newest=20
and youngest activists when we spoke with them about environmental justice a=
nd=20
distributed our makoche youth reader.
on the pine ridge reservation, we are moving forward with plans for two wind=
=20
turbines at kili radio station and the white plume tiosapaye. we also met=20
with youth organizers who are working to protect a sacred site in badlands=20
national park.
=20
we helped the nez perce tribe in idaho get the word out about salmon=20
preservation and snake river dams.=20
and, in washington, we met with yakama tribe members on the hanford nuclear=20
plant contamination and proposed =e2=80=9cclean up=e2=80=9d plans. we will=20=
help the yakamas=20
to pursue their interest in wind power as alternative to dams and nuclear=20
power. meanwhile, the duwamish tribe, which is seeking to be =e2=80=9cresto=
red=e2=80=9d as a=20
federally recognized tribe, is working to clean up its river that has been=20
contaminated with pcbs and toxic sludge. we also generated support for the=20
snoqualamie falls preservation project, which works on sacred site protectio=
n and=20
removal of an obsolete dam. we=e2=80=99re helping the klamath tribe on land=
restoration=20
and on plans to intervene in the federal energy regulatory commission=e2=80=
=99s=20
re-licensing of four dams on the klamath river.
=20
in nevada we meet with carrie and mary dann they are western shoshone=20
matriarchs opposing b.l.m. encroachment on their lands. their struggles of=20
sovereignty and environmental justice are incredibly linked to issues of nuc=
lear waste=20
disposal, western mining laws and the taking of native lands. we have begun=
=20
making plans to create a solar energy initiative on their land. we also met=
=20
with the western shoshone native council that are opposing the yucca mountai=
n=20
nuclear repository. we also met with the skull valley goshutes who are also=20
opposing nuclear waste dumps on their land, and renewed our commitment to en=
ergy=20
justice and alternative energy. =20
=20
as the tour progressed, our anti-war message merged with our environmental=20
message as we began organizing aggressively to oppose the federal =e2=80=9cr=
ange and=20
readiness preservation initiative=e2=80=9d that is part of the 2004 defense=20=
appropriation=20
bill. the rppi would exempt the department of defense from five=20
environmental laws: superfund, clean air act, marine mammal protection act,=20=
endangered=20
species act and the resource conservation and recovery act. since the d.o.d=
=20
controls 25 million acres and since the u.s. military is the largest pollute=
r in=20
the world, these exemptions would have huge ramifications. we=e2=80=99ve go=
tten the=20
word out to thousands of people and generated almost one thousand postcards=20=
to=20
senators about this dangerous =e2=80=9cabove the law=e2=80=9d proposal.
=20
check our website for updates on all of our campaigns, and please continue=20
your financial support. support from individuals like you is what makes it a=
ll=20
possible. in the meantime, we have more wind towers to put up and more toxi=
c=20
waste sites to close down. through it all, democratizing power production,=20
wind, and peace are all worth struggling for.
=20
miigwech,
=20
winona laduke
program director
=20
honor the earth
2104 stevens ave. south
minneapolis, mn 55404
# 612-879-7529
<a href=3d"mailto:honorearth@earthlink.net">honorearth@earthlink.net</a>
<a href=3d"http://www.honorearth.org/">www.honorearth.org</a>
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date: wed, 4 jun 2003 14:05:00 -0400
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please contact me privately
peace,
joey
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date: thu, 5 jun 2003 12:22:25 -0400
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one nite only
indigo grrls ~ acoustic duo
w/ special guest cordero
tuesday, august 19, 7:30 pm
meyerhoff symphony hall
cathedral & preston streets
baltimore city, md
tickets go on sale this sunday, june 8 @ noon.
charge by phone 410.481.seat
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date: sat, 7 jun 2003 00:23:06 -0700
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hello all-
one i apologize to the person whom i sent the email to a minute ago.
i have 2 questions
#1 why don't ig come to oregon more often?
#2 it has come to pass that i have formed a liking to melissa ferrick and i
am wondering if anyone would be willing to trade boots for a copy of each of
my chapbooks that i put out? a chapbook is a minature independent press
book of literature- poetry- fiction- stuff like that. what i have more or
less written in the past has been transgendered stuff.
let me know would ya
kris
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date: sat, 7 jun 2003 10:08:35 -0500
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okay guys, it looks like this list has become a copy of the news only ig
list.....so let's try to
think of something to talk about....
here's a two part question just to start things rolling: of all the ig
shows you've attended can you name the absolute best one? if so......
what made it so special?
mine was this year's hte show in northfield, i loved (as always) the
speeches from the girls (winona was good too, but being i'm from
minnesota i get to hear her a lot.)
and i loved the spirit of the croud......we were all so high on music
that when we lost
our sound we all serenated the girls with gotm......and everyone
especially amy and
emily just laughed and laughed.
"we're out of power!!!" emily laughed....i just love her smile! it
makes her seem like a real sweetie onstage.
okay i've told mine.....let's hear some more now.
peace
barb
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date: sat, 7 jun 2003 11:33:05 -0400
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i just received the brochure for the center for the arts in natick and catie is performing friday, june 27 at 8pm. call 508-647-0097.
http://www.natickarts.org/
$10 advance purchase
$12 show day
students $1 off
rena
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date: sat, 7 jun 2003 08:45:27 -0700
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barbara bordner wrote:
> okay guys, it looks like this list has become a copy of the news only ig
> list.....so let's try to
> think of something to talk about....
>
> here's a two part question just to start things rolling: of all the ig
> shows you've attended can you name the absolute best one? if so......
> what made it so special?
it's hard to pick, so i'll go with when i first saw them at lilith fair. i
know, where have i been? ;)
it was pouring rain, last lilith fair ever planned, and it was still fun.
the little schedule card had ig 3rd i think. the dixie chicks were second.
so some folks were setting up onstage and i was squinting at them. huh, only
two dixie chicks? huh? i squinted some more and shrugged. i was way back in
the stands so i couldn't see the stage very well. good excuse hey?
finally the blonde one started talking "hi we're the indigo girls and we're
from atlanta." whuh?! yay! i'm not sure why they switched order, but my
cynical side assumes it's because there was a big separate promotion for
country music fans to go see the dixie chicks and "save the best for last"
kinda thing. yeaaaahh... ok. the chicks were actually fun though, so it was
ok. the girls were better!!!!!
most of their set is a big happy blur, but i do remember closer to fine. a
few thousand people singing along is pretty cool :)
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date: sat, 7 jun 2003 12:00:41 -0400
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let's see..
>>of all the ig shows you've attended can you name the absolute best one? if
so...... what made it so special?<<
ooohh... so many to choose from - and good for different reasons...
there's the "first date with my bride" show.
the "on our honeymoon" show.
then there's the "first show of the so tour with a four-piece band and they
only played to 300-or-so people" show.
and finally the "i played onstage with the indigo girls" show.
i'd like to think that the best show is yet to come. i'd like to think that,
but i really can't...
neil
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date: sat, 7 jun 2003 18:54:03 -0700
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hey folks, what happens when two indigo girls fans are in a relationship?=
they look around and realize they have two of a lot of stuff from their=
pre relationship days. we thought we'd keep everything as backup, you kn=
ow if something happens to one cd, we've still got another....but now we'=
re realizing that it's all a lot to be carrying around, and it's time to =
downsize. so, on a first come first serve basis, let me know if you want =
anything. please take this stuff off our hands!!
all cds $7.00 each unless otherwise noted
new mongrels-big cup of empty
new mongrels-not dead yet
catie curtis-self titled
melissa etheridge-yes i am
melissa etheridge-your little secret
danielle howle and the tantrums-do a two sable
danielle howle-live at mckissick museum
dar williams-mortal city
dar williams-the green world
ani difranco-up up up up up
rose polenzani-anybody
michelle malone-homegrown
michelle malone-beneath the devil moon
michelle malone-for you not them
amy ray-stag
indigo girls
retrospective
come on now social (digipack autographed by emily in blue pen $35)
shaming of the sun =20
1200 curfews (digipack)
swamp ophelia (1 digipack, 1 jewel case)
rites of passage
back on the bus y=e2=80=99all
nomads indians saints
strange fire
self titled
import-4.5 ($10)
starter kit
singles:
get together (no liner notes or cover, just disc in jewel case)
i don=e2=80=99t wanna talk about it
joking
watershed (1. studio version 2.live version 3.all along the watchtower)
shame on you (1. radio edit, 2. studio version)
get out the map
go
cold beer and remote control [1. studio 2. interview segment 3. shame on =
you (live) 4. interview segment 5. peace tonight (live)]
peace tonight
shed your skin [1. studio 2. live version 3. tom morello remix 4. shame o=
n you (live)]
blue ep [1. shed your skin (tom morello remix) 2. get out the map (live) =
3. shame on you (live) 4. everything in it=e2=80=99s own time (live) 5. b=
lister in the sun (live) 6. shed your skin (live)]
compilations (with ig songs):
spirit of =e2=80=9973 (it won=e2=80=99t take long)
free your mind vol 1 (andy)
siren song "a celebration of women in music" (closer to fine)
lilith fair (2 disc set all live-scooter boys, water is wide w/jewel, sar=
ah mclachlan) ($12)
lilith fair vol 3 (get out the map)
sweet relief 2 (free of hope)
tame yourself (i=e2=80=99ll give you my skin w/michael stipe)
no boundaries (go)
the clash tribute (clampdown)
theodore: an alternative music sampler (kid fears-live)
stanley, son of theodore (pushing the needle too far-live)
t-shirts $10.00 each
black daemon records large
blue shed your skin xlarge
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