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             h2 Video Credits
             dl
  -            dt "Mayday PAC Launch" video
  +            dt &ldquo;Mayday PAC Launch&rdquo; video
               dd True Life Media (<a href="http://truelifemedia.com">truelifemedia.com</a>)
   
             h2 Photo Credits
             dl
  -            dt "Ghosts of my Grandfathers"
  +            dt &ldquo;Ghosts of my Grandfathers&rdquo;
               dd Timothy Burak, licensed CC BY-NC-ND
  -            dt "Cement"
  +            dt &ldquo;Cement&rdquo;
               dd Chase Jarvis: CC-BY-NC
  -            dt "Staircase: Possibilities"
  +            dt &ldquo;Staircase: Possibilities&rdquo;
               dd phoelixde: CC-BY-NC-ND
  -            dt "Colorado Clouds"
  +            dt &ldquo;Colorado Clouds&rdquo;
               dd Kevin Udy CC-BY-SA 3.0
  -            dt "Soldiers"
  +            dt &ldquo;Soldiers&rdquo;
               dd US Embassay: CC-BY-ND
  -            dt "Citizens Outside"
  +            dt &ldquo;Citizens Outside&rdquo;
               dd Brook Stevenson: Used with Permission
   
             h2 Software Tools Used
  
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negative.code:           h2 Brian Boyko &mdash; CTO
            div.headshot <img src="/static/boyko.jpg"/>
            p Brian Boyko is a social media and marketing consultant from Austin, Texas, whose consultancy, <a href="http://blogphilo.com/">Blogphilo</a>, produces web copy, video production, WordPress configuration, and presentation animation for tech industry startups and political campaigns.
            p In 2013, Boyko ran a political campaign for Texas State Representative powered by viral marketing and Internet funding.  Though the campaign was short-lived, Boyko was able to raise awareness of the issue of campaign finance and the eventual Democratic nominee promised to make campaign finance reform a key issue in the campaign and a priority if elected.  All donations to Boyko&rsquo;s campaign were returned to his contributors when he dropped out of the race.
            p From 2007-2010, Boyko made multiple trips to New Zealand in order to study the reason why the South Pacific nation constantly ranked as the &ldquo;least corrupt country&rdquo; on <a href="http://cpi.transparency.org/cpi2013/">Transparency International&rsquo;s yearly index</a>, including interviewing former Prime Minsters, current political party leadership, and living and working under the New Zealand political system for 6 months in 2010.  He found that New Zealand&rsquo;s relatively low corruption comes from a combination of good campaign finance laws and electoral reforms that make multi-party systems possible.  He published his findings in his book, &ldquo;<a href="http://www.amazon.com/Importing-Democracy-Brian-Boyko-ebook/dp/B00G8TC4HY">Importing Democracy</a>.&rdquo;
            p Boyko holds an M.A. in Journalism from the University of Texas at Austin and a B.A. in American History from Rutgers-Newark and the New Jersey Institute of Technology. He is a former associate editor of the award-winning newspaper, the Daily Texan, and operates a political blog at <a href="http://boykotx.org/">BoykoTX.org</a>.
  
            h2 <a href="http://www.capdale.com/tpotter">Trevor Potter</a> &mdash; Legal Counsel
  