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Public airwaves going private? PDF Print E-mail
Jun 19, 2007 at 08:21 AM

The federal government is on the verge of turning over a huge portion of our public airwaves to companies like AT&T, Verizon, and Comcast—who will use them for private gain instead of the public good.

These newly available airwaves are a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to revolutionize Internet access—beaming high-speed Internet signals to every park bench, coffee shop, workplace, and home in America at more affordable prices than current Internet service. Phone and cable companies don't want this competition to their Internet service—they'd rather purchase the airwaves at auction and sit on them.1

In June, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will make a major decision: Use the public airwaves for the public good, or turn them over to big companies who will stifle competition, innovation, and the wireless Internet revolution.

The FCC is only accepting public comments for a few more days. Can you sign this petition to them today, and send it to your friends?

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Liquid Coal = Greenhouse Gasses PDF Print E-mail
Jun 19, 2007 at 07:15 AM
 

In the next few weeks, Congress could vote to DOUBLE the amount of greenhouse gases America produces from our cars and planes.1

It's the greatest single threat to solving the climate crisis in a decade.

It sounds crazy. But Congress is rushing through a package that could lock us into liquid coal as our country's new energy source for transportation. For every mile driven, coal-based fuels produce as much as twice as many greenhouse gases as petroleum.2 That means even a Prius would drive like a Hummer.

The coal industry has been lobbying for this break for years, and many in Congress don't understand the facts. Can you sign on to our petition opposing liquid coal right now—and then please alert your friends?

"Liquid coal would be a disaster in our fight against the climate crisis. Congress should vote against tax breaks and subsidies for coal."

Last Updated ( Jun 19, 2007 at 07:16 AM )
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Car problems after shopping?! PDF Print E-mail
Feb 23, 2007 at 10:10 AM
This happened in Columbia, MO!

A new safety issue we need to be aware of:

This happened to me in the TARGET parking lot.   Be aware of this  and let everyone you know be aware so this does not happen to anyone else.


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Phone Scam! PDF Print E-mail
Feb 23, 2007 at 10:07 AM
This will cost you thousands!!!! Read Below!!!!!
 
 IMPORTANT INFO ABOUT AREA CODES:
 You are liable to get a phone call from the 809 area code. The woman said "Hey, this is Karen. Sorry I missed you--get back to us quickly. I Have something important to tell you." Then she repeated a phone number beginning with 809.   "Don't respond".
 
 

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