Monthly Archives: April 2009

The Ten Sneakiest Credit Card Tricks

Jim RandelJim Randel is the Chairman and Founder of The Skinny On™, a graduate of the Columbia University School of Law and a successful entrepreneur and author. Posted April 30, 2009 | 05:31 PM (EST) The Ten Sneakiest Credit Card … Continue reading

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Obama’s Grade? What about OUR grade?

The Huffington Post APRIL 29, 2009 Robert L. BorosageCo-Director of the Campaign for America’s Future Posted April 28, 2009 | 08:55 PM (EST) Obama’s Grade at 100? What About Our Grade? Grading a president after 100 days always strikes me … Continue reading

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Full Funding for Healthy Montana Kids At Last!

Helena Hot Flash! Brought to you by Montana Women Vote Today, on very last day of the MT session, Legislators are expected to pass a compromise budget that includes full funding for the Healthy Montana Kids Program, overwhelming approved by … Continue reading

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Montana Women For: May program on Poverty and Women in Prison

Location: Northern Pacific Beanery, 108 W Park, Livingston Mt Montana Women for will present a panel discussion on “Poverty and Women in Prison” on Thursday, May 14th at 7 PM at the Northern Pacific Beanery in Livingston. Elizabeth Griffing and … Continue reading

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THURSDAY 23 APRIL 2009 Opinion ARTICLEURL addthis_pub = ‘jjacobo’; addthis_brand = ‘Truthout’; addthis_options = ‘reddit, delicious, newsvine, stumbleupon, myspace, google’; Arm the COP on the Bank Beat Tuesday 21 April 2009 by: Robert Borosage  |  Visit article original @ Campaign for America’s … Continue reading

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Frank Rich: The Bigot’s Last Hurrah

The Bigots’ Last Hurrah By FRANK RICH Published: April 18, 2009, New York Times WHAT would happen if you crossed that creepy 1960s horror classic “The Village of the Damned” with the Broadway staple “A Chorus Line”? You don’t need … Continue reading

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Elsie Fox: Still Here

Note: Elsie Fox will be receiving  Montana Women For ‘s first annual Woman of Courage award in Livingston on May 21 at the Livingston Public Library, 228 West Callender,  at 6:30 pm.  She will be signing her biography, written by … Continue reading

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Loaves and Fishes dinner

Hi, Folks, Just a reminder that we are scheduled to cook and serve dinner at Loaves and Fishes next Friday, April 24.  I’ll be sending a note on what we’re serving and whether there is any advance work that could … Continue reading

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Artists are Valuable Commodities!

The Creativity Stimulus by JEFF CHANG This article appeared in the May 4, 2009 edition of The Nation. April 15, 2009 On inauguration day, Tom Brokaw was moved to compare Barack Obama’s election to Czechoslovakia’s 1989 Velvet Revolution. At the … Continue reading

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