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Spring is in the air-literally! The sandhill cranes have been going over in big waves on their way north.
Congratulations go out to the Knights Ferry School Student of the Month: Kindergarten- Joshua Maceira, 1st and 2nd grades- Jenna O'Neil and Levi Dickens, 3rd and 4th grades- Ben Cassinetto and Dylan Anderson, 5th and 6th grades- Marcada Baker and Braden Sousa, 7th and 8th grades- Alyssa Sisco and Aleesha Harden. They were honored at an assembly. A new award at KFS is for NED-Never give up, Encourage others and Do your best. Those honored were Johnny Wheat, Troy Peterson, Dylan Anderson, Destiny Machado, and Katherine Ramirez. Way to go students!
Former Knights Ferry residents Joe and Jeanette Evans are first time grandparents! On December 31st little Felix Lee Evans was born to Joe and Sue in Sacramento. Welcome to the world Felix!
There have been sightings of a Golden Eagle in the Horseshoe/Orange Blossom road area. The Golden Eagle has a wingspan of 7 feet. It eats rabbits and rodents where the Bald Eagle eats fish. If you can get a close look at the Golden Eagle it has feathers down to its toes and the Bald Eagle's legs are bare. There are more sightings of the Bald Eagle in this area as it eats fish.
Birthday greetings for the month of February go out to: Melissa Holcomb, Bob Muller, Steve Feichter, Makena Mendonca, River McCarthy, Jaycee Harden, John Pfefferle, Shaela Borba, Brendan Finn, Ed Cassinetto, Bill Telfair, Bernie Foster, Tim Hudelson, Ed Viohl, Holly Hixon, Matthew Wolf, Lily Sturtevant, Olivia Doshas, Dylan Anderson, Heaven Tucker, Austin Sherley, Mikali Willis, Johna Harris and Arijaan Bulk.
Congratulations go out to the following Students of the Month for January at Knights Ferry School: K- Charlee Birdsong, 1-2- Layla Dennis and Ange-David Kouvassi, 3-4- Carter Sturtevant and Maribel Limon, 5-6- Jazzlynn Velasquez and Dean Dodge, 7-8- Kylee Sisco and Angel Limon. Superstars were Tristan McCarthy and Dane Sturtevant.
Don't forget tomorrow, Feb. 6 is the Community Club dinner meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the clubhouse. The upcoming Spaghetti Dinner will be discussed along with the April car show. Bring a dish to share and help the club in their functions.
At the MAC meeting last Thursday, Ric Feichter was chosen President and Dolly Haskell is Secretary. During Citizen Forum, the Oakdale Rural Fire Department and Rick from Stanislaus Consolidated talked on the possible merger of the two districts. Oakdale City Fire does not want to merge but will contract for services. If they merge it should have more resources available. Consolidated would own all and that raised a question of our local fire station since the town built it and sold it to Oakdale Rural for $1.00. If anything happened the station was to revert back to the town ...
Your reporter was looking out the kitchen window enjoying the morning cup of coffee when something caught my eye in Jim Rotelli's pasture. Thought it was a yellow dog until it turned sideways. It was a mountain lion! It was just ambling along, looking around. The dogs were inside so I put on my slippers but by the time I got outside it was in the berries and gone. I couldn't believe it, just as plain as day walking so close to our place. Now I watch outside every moment I get, knowing that I will not see ...
Knights Ferry School Board met Thursday at their new time - 5:30 p.m. This early time enables teachers to attend. The Board approved the Audit and the Board Policies. Superintendent Cheryl told of the installation of the public address system over vacation. This was a safety issue. The fiber optics line to the school has been turned on. There will be a mobile computer lab with 25 laptops coming next week so the students can take the tests for Common Core. The Character Assembly was on NED, Never give up-Encourage others-Do your best.
Happy birthday wishes for January go out to: Heather Wright, Sean McCarthy, Barbara Burroughs, Kevin Burns, Heather Brockman, Wayne Largent, Sherron McCarthy, Amy Simons, Alexis Arias, Angel Limon, Kaeli Sweet, Madison Page, Ric Feichter, Richard Lutz, Joe Murray, Larry Bell, Sam Page, Matthew Boyer, Elijah Elting, Benjamin Cassinetto, Brooks Bonde, Carson Sundburg, Katherine Ramirez, Mitzy Collantes, Rhiannon Hawthorn, Heather Voortman, Clarissa, Phoebe and Lucas Jones.
Hope all had a Merry Christmas and will have a great New Year. Can't believe it is 2014!
There was a packed clubhouse for the Knights Ferry School's Winter Program. It opened with Julia Nilsson as Mistress of Ceremony and the K-4 students on stage and the 5-6 in the choir area singing "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year" followed by "Frosty the Snowman" with Denali Benson as Frosty. Denali's costume was great! After that the Kindergarten and First and Second Grades sang "Mister Santa". Natalie Brockman is the choir director and the band director. The Intermediate Band, consisting of Kylee Sisco, Alyssa Sisco, Kaeli Sweet and Eden Cassinetto played "Jingle Bell Rock ...
Pajama clad children, with blankets and pillows, enjoyed movie night in the Ferry. All the children and some of the parents were in their nightclothes. Hot chocolate and candy cane sticks were slurped and licked as the Muppets provided the entertainment. The theater chairs at the clubhouse for the adults were moved to surround the area full of children. It was an enjoyable night. Your reporter and hubby missed it because granddaughter Claire Krippner was in a basketball tournament playoff. Claire scored 4 baskets out of 5 for the second place trophy in the Lutheran League.
There were a lot of people in attendance at the Oakdale Rural Fire Board meeting. The board cleared up the rumor that the Knights Ferry station was being sold, it is not. The survey was commissioned because the LaDonne family said the station was over on their property. No sales were planned in the future. The historical structures in the Ferry were discussed, as they are wooden structures. The Fire Board said all such buildings should be alarmed and monitored for quick response. The Fire Chief is working on staffing both stations but has to work with the union on ...
Birthday greetings for the month of December go out to: Katie Feichter, Amanda Wright, Denise Ray, Charles Wong, Lisa Frymire, Fred Dolling, Charlie Mynatt, Cathy Murray, Nicole Brunker, Helga Kaiser, Annette Arias, Rob Hoyer, Reba Morgan, Don Diltz, Larry Hayes, Jackson Ault, Joshua Maceira, Linda Morris and David Kouassi.
Welcome to the world Ambreilla Eileen Boyer, born December 3 to Stuart and Rose Boyer. She weighed in at 8 pounds, 8 ounces and was 19 inches long. She joins big sister Adaya at home in Polson, Montana.
There was a very large turnout for the Feast put on by the Junior High students of Knights Ferry School. The tables were decorated with fall leaf placemats and turkeys and fall trees made of paper bags. Kaeli Sweet and Rilyn Cassaretto liked decorating the tables. Destiny Machado enjoyed preparing the food. Brandi Cardey liked the cooking of the food. Mikali Willis helped Mrs. Brockman organize the dinner. Eden Cassinetto liked decorating with the placemats. Jazzlynn Velasquez liked making the turkeys for the tables. Alyssa Sisco and Katherine Ramirez also liked decorating. Kim McCarthy's preschool children came with leaf ...
Knights Ferry Community Club Christmas dinner is Thursday, Dec. 4th at 6:00 p.m. at the clubhouse. The Oakdale High School Choir will perform again this year. Attendees are asked to bring: A-M- salads and sides and N-Z desserts and sides. The club will furnish ham, turkey, potatoes and gravy. This is always a great way to start the Christmas season!
Birthday greetings for November go out to: Bob Brunker, Jr., Phil Frymire, John Krick, Alex Krippner, Roger Ray, Elise Seeds, Bill Carr, Bill Higgins, Ben Cassinetto, Wyatt Dickens, Elissa Simons, Megan Miller, Tristan McCarthy, Megan Willis, Taylor Witzke, Alexa Boyajian, Alyssa Sisco, Dayne Sturtevant, Jenna O'Neil, Gage Perry and Ashlynn Henry.
There was a touching memorial service for Sara Harris last Saturday. She will be missed in this community!
The 51st annual Pumpkin Roll was sunny after a foggy start. It was fun to see people that used to live in the Ferry bring their children to experience rolling a pumpkin down the street. Winners in each category received a trophy. In the Boys 0-5 years the winner was Ryan Mayer and the Girls 0-5 winner was Rita Taylor with a roll 1 foot, 1 inch from the line. Bud Beuving won the Seniors division - mens, and Josephine Thompson won womens. Audrey Songer won the Girls division and Brayden Gordon won the Boys division. In the Teens category, Gwyn ...
This Friday, October 31st, will be the annual parade of Knights Ferry children going trick-or-treating on Main Street. It will start at 12:15 with the children coming down to Main Street in their costumes. Many folks gather to hand out candy and see the costumes. It is a fun time!
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As the last preserve of a civilized sexuality, the Church is being called to serve human civilization by teaching the virtue of chastity to those who know nothing about it. To the intolerant, often close-minded, sometimes even violent sexual barbarian, the Church must reach out, and thereby achieve, with the aid of God, a re-civilizing of sex. We will never have peace without justice, and we will never have justice without love, and we will never have love without chastity.
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Keywords: chastity, virtue, barbarians, culture war, purity, sexual revolution, Andrew M. Greenwell, Esq.
CORPUS CHRISTI, TX (Catholic Online) - The Church, especially through her monastic institutions, is commonly regarded to have preserved Christian culture during its dissipation engendered by the Barbarian invasions. The insurgence of the pagan barbarian tribes with morals unenlightened by the truths of the Gospel, and their insertion into the delicate fabric of Roman civilization which had then been relatively Christianized, unraveled the existing institutions of civilization.
Things fell apart, the center did not hold, and, for a time, anarchy was loosed upon the world.
After this cultural destruction, the world had to be rebuilt from the ground up. "The Church," the historian Christopher Dawson wrote in his book The Formation of Christendom, which had preserved the seeds of Christian culture, "had to undertake the task of introducing the law of the Gospel and the ethics of the Sermon on the Mount among peoples who regarded homicide as the most honorable occupation and vengeance as synonymous with justice."
Those days and the victories achieved by the Church are long gone, but today Western culture faces a similar threat and the Catholic Church a similar challenge. Today, the Church and Western culture confront new barbarians, new pagans, and these are already within the gates our society, destroying the fabric of Western civilization.
But these barbarians are not Goths or Vandals.
These barbarians are sexual barbarians.
These sexual barbarians are the wild and unruly spawn of the sexual revolution. They have been schooled by their parents who grew up on the pill and abortion on demand, and have been raised largely in secular institutions where the knowledge of chastity is rare, and its practice even rarer.
These sexual barbarians in our midst--not always through their own fault--have grown up in a culture that views unchaste sex (so long as consensual) as a most honorable occupation, chastity as a false or unattainable virtue and its opposite as a virtue to be promoted (so long as rendered infertile), and abortion as synonymous with justice (it is a right no one may justly deny).
The only responsibility recognized by these sexual barbarians is to use technique: techniques that render sex infertile and can be learned in a few minutes. Unfortunately, by rendering sex infertile, the sexual barbarian spoils it and renders impossible an authentic sexual culture.
An infertile sexual culture is no sexual culture at all, but an anti-sexual culture. To expect to grow a healthy sexual culture based on sex rendered infertile is sort of like expecting the defeated Carthaginians to flourish after the Third Punic War when the victorious Roman general Scipio Aemilianus Africanus razed their capital Carthage, plowed over their fields, and sowed their soil with salt.
You simply cannot have good agriculture if your fields are rendered sterile with salt. And you cannot have a good sexual culture if your sex is rendered sterile by contraceptives, and, where contraceptives fail, abortions.
In a sort of repeat performance, the last bulwark against the sexual barbarians and the demise of a civilized sexual culture is the Church. No other Christian institution in the world has preserved, in any meaningful sense, a sexual culture. The mainstream Protestant bodies have all-but-capitulated to the sexual barbarians.
With respect to a sexual culture, things have fallen apart, the center has not held, and sexual anarchy is loosed upon the Western world.
Even the Church, where the wheat will always grow with the tares, is not immune to the dissolution of sexual mores in the greater society around her. After all, though she is not of the world, her members are in the world, and they are infected by the world's vices.
Consequently, the Church has suffered great internal injury and assault from these sexual barbarians--from pedophile priests, to Catholics who no longer uphold monogamous marriage but instead adopt the serial polygamy (divorce and remarriage) of their society, to married couples that--if the Guttmacher Institute is to be believed--contracept and perhaps even abort at equivalent rates to the population at large.
But these aberrations are not the fruit of the Church's value tree. These are the perverse and rotten fruits of the infertile sexual culture of the sexual barbarians and the sin of her unfaithful, even wicked members.
Though the Church is besieged, and though her own children are not always faithful to the calling of their baptism, the Church remains the last preserve of chastity, a virtue absolutely necessary for a healthy sexual culture. In fact, it is a virtue absolutely essential to justice, and to love.
The virtue of chastity may be said to be the classic curriculum of a healthy sexual civilization. As the last preserve of a civilized sexuality, the Church is being called to serve human civilization by teaching the virtue of chastity to those who know nothing about it. To the intolerant, often close-minded, sometimes even violent sexual barbarian, the Church must reach out, and thereby achieve, with the aid of God, a re-civilization of sex.
To be sure, chastity is a hard-earned virtue, which is to say it is not a facile technique learned in one minute, one day, one week, or even one year. In the words of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, chastity is a life-long "apprenticeship in self-mastery which is a training in human freedom." [CCC � 2339]. This hard-won freedom is gained when the human person controls, governs, and tempers his or her sexual passions, so as to culture and to civilize them, so that they are rightly ordered and so that he or she does not become enslaved to them.
Like all virtues, chastity is a habitus, a stable character trait, a personal excellence, one based upon truth, reason, and consonant with the moral law. This stable character trait or excellence rightly disposes a man or woman with regard to the rightful use of his or her body in the area of sex. Like all virtues, it is most commonly a blend of both acquired (natural or moral) virtue, and infused virtue (a gift of grace). This means that it requires grace along with personal effort or ascesis. [CCC �� 2340, 2345] Jesus Christ, both God and man, is "the model for all chastity." [CCC � 2348] Mary, the most chaste mother, shows us that chastity is a fully human trait.
"Chastity is a difficult, long term matter; one must wait patiently for it to bear fruit, for the happiness of loving kindness which it must bring," wrote John Paul II in his book Love and Responsibility. "But at the same time, chastity is the sure way to happiness."
It is a sexual culture informed by chastity which Pope John Paul II called the culture of life, a culture inspired by the Gospel of Life. Its contrary--what is currently reigning among the sexual barbarians--is the culture of death, a culture based upon convenience, efficiency, technique, and pharmacology, but not virtue.
This task of re-introducing the virtue of chastity presents a tremendous pastoral and pedagogical challenge to the Church, but no greater a task is before her than the conversion of the barbarian hordes during the Dark Ages.
This task is an essential imperative, since without chastity we lose the sense of personhood, we will invariably misunderstand justice, and we will become unable authentically to love.
Without the virtue of chastity, we are not fully the persons we are intended to be. If we are unchaste, we "depersonalize" ourselves. The reason this happens is that, by being habitually unchaste, we become blind to the personal significance of the body, whether that body is our own or another's. We begin to think of the body--either our own or another's--as a tool or a commodity that we might use for pleasure's sake alone and so separate from our person. When we blind ourselves to the personal significance of the body, we also blind ourselves to the "spousal meaning of the body," as John Paul II put it.
Once we lose sight of the personal significance of the body and its spousal meaning, it is sort of like opening Pandora's box: all the evils associated with unchastity come flying out in a whirlwind of stinging and poisonous vices: lust, pornography, fornication, masturbation, contraception, prostitution, adultery, homosexual activity, rape, pedophilia, and finally, that most heinous offense of them all, abortion.
That's why chastity is less a virtue of saying "no" than a virtue of saying "yes." Of course, some paths must be said "no" to, but only so that right path may be said "yes" to. Chastity is a dedicated and constant disposition to say "yes" to the personal significance and spousal meaning of the body.
Without developing the virtue of chastity, we cannot love. This is because, as the Catechism puts it, "charity," or authentic love, "is the form of all the virtues." It is under charity or love's influence that "chastity appears as a school of the gift of the person."
In other words, we have to be schooled in chastity so as to be able to give the "gift of self" to another, whether in friendship or in marriage. Without chastity, we can never fully and totally give ourselves to others. Instead, we invariably lapse into our own shells of selfishness. [CCC � 2346] "Only the chaste man and the chaste woman are capable of true love," wrote John Paul II in his book Love and Responsibility.
"If you want peace, work for justice," Pope Paul VI famously stated in his message for the celebration of the Day of Peace in 1972. In his many great writings on human sexuality, first as Cardinal Wojtyla and then as Pope John Paul II, a great corollary was added to the Pauline principle.
As Professor Gregory R. Beabout summarized John Paul II's corollary: "If you want justice, work for chastity."
We will never have peace without justice, and we will never have justice without love, and we will never have love without chastity.
Andrew M. Greenwell is an attorney licensed to practice law in Texas, practicing in Corpus Christi, Texas. He is married with three children. He maintains a blog entirely devoted to the natural law called Lex Christianorum. You can contact Andrew at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Typically when car is shut off, the head/tail lights will stay on for a short period of time. Yesterday, they decided to stay on no matter what. I flashed a flash light into the photo sensor and after a few seconds they shut off. Later that day, the same thing happened. I pulled the AUTO HDLPC and AUTO PRK relays from under the hood and now they seem to work as they should, but i have no tail lights. What seems more likely, the sensor being bad or one of the relays?
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Could you not offer to sit in on the interview and pose a few technical questions?
Even if the head asks the right questions, chances are she won't know if the answers given are correct.
The head teacher from st-nicholas school in chppenham, Jill Owen, has recently spoken to me about appointing an ICT support assistant in her school. As she has never had to interview anyone for this role before, she would really appreciate some help with interview questions - what qualities should I be looking for, etc.
It is a small school with an ICT suite comprising just 6 computers. They have recently networked the whole school so each of the 8 classrooms now has access to the internet and network. I understand the network is a very basic, simple one. The role of the successful applicant will also include working with her pupils, usually one-to-one, to support their access to ICT.
Whilst they feel confident in devising interview questions which address the pupil support aspect of the job, they are not confident with the technical side of things, so some suggestions for suitable questions would be very much appreciated.
Could you not offer to sit in on the interview and pose a few technical questions?
Even if the head asks the right questions, chances are she won't know if the answers given are correct.
I wish I had the spare time to leave my network and go across for the morning of the interview to help, but unfortunately I have to much work on at my school!Originally Posted by elsiegee40
I have thought of a couple of questions she can ask, but can anybody thing of any more?
You can do simple ones to test their network knowledge, i know they may sound simple but some people really do try to blag their way into jobs like these so its worth asking
How do you connect a network printer?
What is the command line command to check all of the IP settings of a computer?
What does DHCP do?
You have a network with 1 windows 2003 server and 10 computers with 100 users, all who have access to a shared folder and their own user area what are the first things you would find out about the network if you were administering it? Quite an open question but looking for answers like, DHCP or static? Hows users logon, permissions for shares, backup procedures etc. It would give you an idea of how they think about things given the relatively simple environment.
Hope that helps
P.s. i have never interviewed anyone before so they might be rubbish ideas.
The first question i'd ask is...
Do you know how to get rid of the annoying sound effects on our school website ?
Do you have the patience of a saint ?
Would you mind if we paid you in peanuts rather than cold hard cash ?
Do you have any IT employment experience whatsoever ?
You do. Excellent you've got the job. When can you start...
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The Domain has it's own IP (from 3) and in DNS-Manager the Nameservers are (is that correct?) both the same (FQDN from first IP I used and installed ISPConfig on). In the Records the IP for the Domain, I'm testing, is the one I wanted this Domain to be onand the only other entrance here is the Mailserver which again points with it's FQDN to the main ISPConfig-IP/Domain.
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For some reason there has been a recent flurry of discussions on social media about the racial disparity report that was written by Ralph Bangs and Larry Davis of the School of Social Work back in 2007, as an op-ed written by the two for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, "Pittsburgh's shame," makes the rounds. Bangs has been documenting racial disparity in Alleghe...Read Full Post »
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On January 6, Homewood artist and poet Vanessa German thrilled attendees at Mayor Bill Peduto's inauguration with a spoken word piece that brought the audience at Heinz Hall to their feet, and that made me, watching it with my wife on TV, want and wish to be the kind of neighbor, the kind of Pittsburgher, that she ...Read Full Post »
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It is understandable why Black Americans take pride in the historic milestone of participating in the election of the nation's first African American president 5 years ago, and his re-election last year.
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The community forum on gun violence convened by State Rep. Ed Gainey brought a full house to the auditorium of the Homewood Carnegie Library last night:
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Homewood artist Vanessa German addresses the audience at last night's meeting on gun violence at the Carnegie Library-Homewood.
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The Wild this morning sent Robbie Earl back to AHL Houston and called up Cody Almond. This is Almond's first NHL callup and there is a chance he cracks the lineup tomorrow night against Atlanta, coach Todd Richards said.
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Mary Pallant is a former Democratic candidate in the 2008 congressional elections for the 24th Congressional District (map) of California. She was seeking the Democratic nomination to challenge incumbent Rep. Elton Gallegly (R-Calif.) but lost to Marta Ann Jorgensen (D) in the June 2008 primaries.
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Campaign Platform:
Pallant's campaign focuses on the following issues:
- Ending the occupation of Iraq. Pallant wants all bases closed and turned over to the Iraqi government and the rebuilding efforts turned over to the people of Iraq. In addition, adequate funds set aside to rebuild what has been destroyed while calling upon the neighboring countries to be engaged and involved members of the rehabilitation process to stabilize, revitalize, and formalize Iraq and it's political structure.
- Reinvesting money in U.S. infrastructure to address the U.S. economy, jobs, and schools.
- Single payer, publically funding-privately run, Universal Health Care.
- Developing alternative energy and independence, including clean air and green collar jobs.[1]
Iraq War
Pallant endorses the Responsible Plan to End the War in Iraq, which includes the following actions:
- End U.S. military action in Iraq.
- Use U.S. diplomatic power.
- Address humanitarian concerns.
- Restore our Constitution.
- Restore our Military.
- Restore independence to the media.
- Creat a new, U.S.-centered energy policy.[2]
Mary Pallant was raised in San Diego. She has four younger brothers. Her education includes an A.A. degree from LA Valley College, B.A. and M.A. in psychology from Antioch University. She is married to Andrew Pallant and has two children. She has been a small business owner for 10 years in the insurance industry.
Ventura County Speaker Series
Pallant is the founder and host of the Ventura County Speaker Series, which has brought notable speakers such as Gore Vidal[3], Thom Hartmann[4], John Rauh[5], Scott Ritter[6] and Former Ambassador Joe Wilson[7] to the Ventura County, California area. The intent of the Speaker Series has been to bring notable political forces to the area to enrich the minds of local residents with a venue that is easily accessible to the community and free.
Pallant's community work also includes the California Democratic Party 41st Assembly District Delegate, which she has held for the 2005-2007 term and currently for term 2007-2009. She is also an appointed Committee Member for the California Democratic Party, Organizational Development Committee. In her immediate local community, she is a Trustee of the Community Foundation of Oak Park.
2008 elections
Pallant was seeking the Democratic nomination to challenge incumbent Rep. Elton Gallegly (R-Calif.) but lost to Marta Ann Jorgensen (D) in the June 2008 primaries. [8][9]
Pallant's candidacy for Congress has been endorsed by groups such as Progressive Democrats of America, California Labor Federation AFL-CIO, California Nurses Association CNA, and International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace & Agricultural Implement Workers of America UAW[10].
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Current Federal Election Committee information provides Pallant's campaign finances with respect to other candidates running in the district.
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Pallant will be assigned committees when she is elected to Congress.
Pallant is affiliated with the following organizations[11]:
- California Democratic Party - Progressive Caucus
- California Democratic Party - Environmental Caucus
- California Democratic Party - Women's Caucus
- Nation Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare
- Nation Women's Political Caucus (NWPC)
- Sierra Club
- Several Democratic Clubs
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Listen to Mary Pallant on Blog Talk Radio
Listen to Mary Pallant on The People Speak Radio
Pallant's campaign may be contacted at: Mary Pallant For Congress, 638 Lindero Canyon #173, Oak Park, CA 91377. Phone (805) 665-8412 Her treasurer is the David H. Gould Company
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See also
- 2008 U.S. congressional elections
- Portal:California and the U.S. Congress
- ↑ Official Mary Pallant for Congress website
- ↑ http://www.responsibleplan.com/plan Points of the Responsible Plan
- ↑ http://www.theacorn.com/news/2006/1102/Community/056.html Gore Vidal Ventura County Speaker Series
- ↑ http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6736085931783865070 Thom Hartmann, Air America Radio talk show host and author, on the middle class, democracy, free trade, conservatives and liberals Ventura County Speaker Series
- ↑ http://www.just6dollars.org Founder and President of Americans for Campaign Reform Ventura County Speaker Series
- ↑ http://blogs.venturacountystar.com/dennert/archives/2007/01/mary_pallant_pr.html Scott Ritter Former Marine Intelligence Officer and U.S. Weapons Inspector in Iraq Ventura County Speaker Series
- ↑ http://youtube.com/watch?v=krTjkGT1yNs Fmr. Amb. Joe Wilson Ventura County Speaker Series on Youtube.com Part 1
- ↑ 2008 Race Tracker page on California's 24th Congressional District<ref>[http://vote.sos.ca.gov/Returns/usrep/0459.htm California's official primary election results]

[[#_ref-8|↑]] [http://www.thegreenpapers.com/G08/CA.phtml California's primary election results according to the Green Papers]

[[#_ref-9|↑]] http://www.marypallant.com/endorsements.html

[[#_ref-10|↑]] [http://www.marypallant.com/bio.html Official Mary Pallant for Congress website]

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- 2008 Race Tracker page on California's 24th Congressional District
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