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If you have your own domain name we will set up a email account for your own branded email address.

We have selected 17 essential plugin’s for a professional and easy to use website. They are installed and pre-configured for your use.

We have created example Posts, Pages, Slide shows, galleries, embedded videos and site promotion materials, you can follow, copy and replace with your own content.

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A Feature Filled Website, Everything you need tailored to your type of organization, A Site that can grow with your organization. A powerful tool but designed to be managed by the new website administrator.

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Occupy Minneapolis – Occupy the Midwest

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Occupy Minneapolis Reaches Consensus: Passes Proposal To Host Occupy The Midwest

The General Assembly of Occupy Minneapolis has passed through consensus a proposal to nominate Minneapolis, Minn. as the next city to host the Occupy The Midwest Regional Conference.

Proposal for Occupy Minneapolis to Host Next Occupy the Midwest Regional Conference in August 2012

This proposal has made Minneapolis a contender against other cities in hopes of hosting the next regional conference.

We will be posting more information about this as soon as an official statement is made by Occupy The Midwest organizers as to how to support this nomination, along with other details about the working group that will be formed in Minneapolis to help arrange the conference if it is chosen as the host city.

Time to Tax the Rich

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“According to a poll released last week by CBS News/ New York Times, 67% of all Americans believe that raising taxes on income earners making over $1 million a year should be done to lower the nation’s budget deficit. Only 29% of Americans don’t think those taxes should be raised while 4% had no opinion. The issue of raising taxes on millionaires is much different from the idea of raising taxes in general.”
One of the most talked about issues in the United States today is the tax code. Whether you’re a far-right radical, a tree hugging environmentalist or som

The more you owe (over 1 mill ) the longer to evict

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We’re funneling an enormous amount of money to people who, in many cases, don’t need it and don’t even know they’re receiving it. We’re designing programs to be hidden in the annual budget — tax expenditures don’t show up as spending, even though that’s what they are — and invisible to taxpayers. {b}Hmmm … What is the demographic populating our prison system? — “There is a strong notion that when people don’t have much, they’re really looking out for themselves and they might act unethically,” said Scott Wiltermuth, who researches social status at USC’s Marshall School of Business and wasn’t involved in the study. “But actually, it’s the upper-class people that are less likely to see that people around them need help – and therefore act unethically.”

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It is time to take back our consent.

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To use a key tenet of Ayn Rand: It is time to take back our consent.

“We’re working our butts off, being economically productive, going to college, raising good kids, supporting reality-based schools, keeping our marriages together, tending to our busy and diverse cities, and generally Playing By The Rules. And the fates have smiled on us in rough proportion to the degree that we’ve invested in our own common good.”

www.alternet.org

There’s only one way to demonstrate who America’s producers and parasites really are. It’s time to go Galt.

The People’s Library

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William Scott   i’m an English professor at the University of Pittsburgh, and I’ve chosen to spend my sabbatical at Occupy Wall Street to participate in the movement and to build and maintain the collection of books at the People’s Library. I love books—reading them, writing in them, arranging them, holding them, even smelling them. I also love having access to books for free. I love libraries and everything they represent. To see an entire collection of donated books, including many titles I would have liked to read, thoughtlessly ransacked and destroyed by the forces of law and order was one of the most disturbing experiences of my life. My students in Pittsburgh struggle to afford to buy the books they need for their courses. Our extensive collection of scholarly books and journals alone would have sufficed to provide reading materials for dozens of college classrooms. With public libraries around the country fighting to survive in the face of budget cuts, layoffs and closings, the People’s Library has served as a model of what a public library can be: operated for the people and by the people.

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