Tracy Emblem is interviewed by Walter Davis about her outlook on policies. Staff members give testimonials.
Friday, January 29, 2010
Truth to Power: Chad McKinney Interviews Intransit Audio
Local San Diego music group Intransit Audio is interviewed by Chad Mc Kinney on Truth to Power - A San Diego County Community Coalition Public Access TV show.
Truth to Power: Chad McKinney Interviews Floyd Morrow
Executive Director Chad McKinney Interviews San Diego Businessman and Politician Floyd Morrow.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Progress In San Diego TV Show: East County Magazine
Miriam Raftery discusses East County Magazine during interview with Walter Davis on Progress in San Diego TV show.
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Leanne Nurse Discusses EPA Community Outreach
Leanne Nurse offers valuable information to community leaders on public participation and EPA outreach programs. Walter Davis interviews her on Progress In San Diego and the Citizens' Internet TV Network in San Diego, Sep 2009.
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
*******Action Alert*****SUPPORT Eugene Davidovich Before His Trial*****PLEASE FORWARD THIS EMAIL TO ALL ACTIVISTS AND CONCERNED CITIZENS
Eugene Davidovich is facing a trial in January and he has been unjustly charged by local law enforcement.
Although authorized to use and distribute Medical Marijuana, he has been arrested, lost his job and is currently a victim of Operation Green RX.
For more information, see my column in East County Magazine here
http://www.eastcountymagazine.org/node/2299
His story is told below in video; Part one of two in a series. Part two will be out shortly.
This story has appeared on my television show, Progress in San Diego and it will be reairing in the near future.
Included are direct links to the video, links to our video blog to post comments and html code to be used in other blogs and websites.
PLEASE SUPPORT EUGENE AND ENCOURAGE YOUR CONSTITUENTS TO DO SO AS WELL.
REQUEST YOU FORWARD THIS VIDEO TO ALL IN YOUR ADDRESS BOOK.
Direct Link to Blip-TV VIDEO File
http://blip.tv/file/3028741
Video Blog Link
http://sdmegacoalition.blogspot.com/2009/12/progress-in-san-diego-tv-show-americans.html
HTML Code to be embedded into websites
<embed src="http://blip.tv/play/AYG6iDMA" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="640" height="510" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true"></embed>
Walter Davis
760-917-1251
Even if you are on the right track, you will be run over if you just stand there.
Although authorized to use and distribute Medical Marijuana, he has been arrested, lost his job and is currently a victim of Operation Green RX.
For more information, see my column in East County Magazine here
http://www.eastcountymagazine.org/node/2299
His story is told below in video; Part one of two in a series. Part two will be out shortly.
This story has appeared on my television show, Progress in San Diego and it will be reairing in the near future.
Included are direct links to the video, links to our video blog to post comments and html code to be used in other blogs and websites.
PLEASE SUPPORT EUGENE AND ENCOURAGE YOUR CONSTITUENTS TO DO SO AS WELL.
REQUEST YOU FORWARD THIS VIDEO TO ALL IN YOUR ADDRESS BOOK.
Direct Link to Blip-TV VIDEO File
http://blip.tv/file/3028741
Video Blog Link
http://sdmegacoalition.blogspot.com/2009/12/progress-in-san-diego-tv-show-americans.html
HTML Code to be embedded into websites
<embed src="http://blip.tv/play/AYG6iDMA" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="640" height="510" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true"></embed>
Walter Davis
760-917-1251
Even if you are on the right track, you will be run over if you just stand there.
Progress In San Diego TV Show Americans For Safe Access Part 1
Eugene Davidovich and Teri Best discuss Medical Marijuana issues in San Diego County. Eugene has been arrested and is going on trial for using medical marijuana and accuses the local district attorney of attempting to rack up political points by arresting law abiding citizens.
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
January 2010 Left Hook
| Left Hook By Walter Davis Symbiotic Environmental Management It is unlikely that many in this country would intentionally choose to deposit waste material in their water and then drink it. That is the prevailing choice with fossil fuel burning vehicles that spew toxic gases in the air at baby stroller level, as they travel down our neighborhood avenues. Have you heard any dialogue on the topic of symbiotic environmental management from our politicians? Perhaps you have not. A short visit to www.opensecrets.org will reveal that our politicians have been paid off not to implement ethical environmental management strategies. Hence, one hears little discussion of symbiosis; a method of using natural environmental energy sources while not harming life. This involves thermal, solar, wind, wave, and solar power generation. Traveling north on interstate 15 from San Diego, one can see the ribbons of concrete and construction vehicles engaged in building a freeway that is already obsolete. Instead of a solar powered monorail or levitation railway, we have conduits for fossil fuel burning dinosaurs called internal combustion cars. This makes the tire, concrete, petroleum and internal combustion engine industries very happy. This inadequate freeway system is incapable of efficiently supporting the current population of San Diego County today, much less, what it will be in years to come. According to documents obtained by visiting www.JimBell.com, if only half the roof tops and parking lots of the city were covered with solar panels, San Diego would be self-sufficient in electric energy production and become an energy exporter. Instead we have an ignorant plan to import liquid gas from the south Pacific into Mexico to fuel electric generators. The carbon footprint generated by the ships transporting this liquid gas and then the energy used to pump this gas from Mexico to the United States highlights this flawed plan. This makes SDG&E happy and keeps the citizens of San Diego paying high utility bills. www.SolarSavesAmerica.com gives a glimpse of what could happen with electric cars. The thought of piping water to the beach is ludicrous. That is exactly what is done when water is pumped from the Colorado River to San Diego. Safe methods of obtaining water from the sea without harming marine life are available. Solar powered reverse osmosis filtering plants could make San Diego an exporter of water while cutting costs for residents and businesses alike. Salts from filtered sea water and minerals from waste water could be harvested and used. See the videos at http://www.thevenusproject.com and http://sdmegacoalition.blogspot.com/ Millions of living wage paying green jobs could be created by developing symbiotic energy systems; while making us independent from Middle Eastern oil. This country is going bankrupt financing needless wars over energy that could be easily obtained using symbiosis right here at home. The movie Avatar shows the folly of destroying other cultures over their natural resources as this country is poised to do in Yemen, Iraq and elsewhere. Partisan bickering, corporate control of government and constant warfare must be brought to a halt. The citizens of the United States must demand responsible stewardship of our resources in the interest of survival, against corporate interests. |
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
***Community Coalition Monthly Meeting (Location Change/TV Production Schedule/Agenda) Please forward widely****
Please forward widely.
Walter
Even if you are on the right track, you will be run over if you just stand there.
Walter
Even if you are on the right track, you will be run over if you just stand there.
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 LEARN HOW |
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
****December Activist Public Access TV Training and Recording***Please View and Forward Widely
Please view our shows, come out and volunteer to be on our TV crews and forward this email to all of your constituents, family and friends!
If you plan to volunteer as a crew member, request you RSVP as soon as possible.
Walter Davis
760-917-1251
Even if you are on the right track, you will be run over if you just stand there.
If you plan to volunteer as a crew member, request you RSVP as soon as possible.
Walter Davis
760-917-1251
Even if you are on the right track, you will be run over if you just stand there.
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Saturday, October 3, 2009
What do you know of prison life?
What do you know of prison life?
One of every 102 Californians is living in a jail or prison according to the Pew Center on the States.
So we ask: What is life like for those nearly 300,000 in-custody people and for the guards, cooks and medical staff assigned to care for them?
For years, California government has fought the courts over how to resolve overcrowding and medical shortcomings in the state prison system. Many county jails are overcrowded. Federal immigration detention centers have been the subject of civil rights complaints.
Help KPCC tell the story of local, state and federal lockups here in Southern California. Tell us your true stories of what goes right and wrong.
Fill out the form below to share your experiences with KPCC. We read every comment and a reporter may follow up with a call for more information or an interview.
Photo credit: Rennett Stowe via Flickr
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Specifically, which jails or prisons are you familiar with and why?
Tell a true story from your own life about the most serious problem you have seen affecting a jail or prison. (This might involve physical or mental health issues, safety, civil rights, rehab, working conditions or other issues.)
What have you seen go right in a jail or prison, and why was it successful?
What is the media missing in its coverage of prisons, prisoners and custody workers?
What else should we know and who else should we talk to about this topic?
May we read your response on the air or publish it on our website, identifying you by name? *
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Maybe
Would you be willing to speak with a reporter about this topic? *
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No
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If you have an original photo of yourself, or one that illustrates your prison or jail story, you can upload it here.
What's the story behind this photo? (who, what, where and when was it taken?)
May we publish your photo on our web site? *
Yes
No
Now we'd like to ask some biographical questions to better understand where you are coming from. You are not required to answer any of these and any information you give us will remain private within the newsroom.
In what year were you born?
How do you describe your race or ethnicity? No need for traditional labels, choose the words that you prefer.
Which of these best describes your education level?
What do you do for work?
Your responses are confidential and are seen only by journalists. Nothing you share here will be aired or published without your permission. A reporter may call for more information.
We ask for some information about you so we can contact you if we have questions.
By filling out this form, you are giving Southern California Public Radio and its parent company American Public Media permission to contact you for help with current and future news coverage, and you become part of the Public Insight Network.
You may have opportunities to also inform national stories on programs such as Marketplace, Marketplace Money, Speaking of Faith and American RadioWorks.
Your answers are confidential. We will not quote you on the air or on the Web without first getting your explicit permission.
If you give us permission to publish your comments, we may edit them before reading them on-air or posting them to Southern California Public Radio's and American Public Media's Web sites. We reserve the right to reuse or republish your submission, or to withhold it from publication.
You must be 13 years or older to submit information to Southern California Public Radio and American Public Media.
For more information see APM's Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
One of every 102 Californians is living in a jail or prison according to the Pew Center on the States.
So we ask: What is life like for those nearly 300,000 in-custody people and for the guards, cooks and medical staff assigned to care for them?
For years, California government has fought the courts over how to resolve overcrowding and medical shortcomings in the state prison system. Many county jails are overcrowded. Federal immigration detention centers have been the subject of civil rights complaints.
Help KPCC tell the story of local, state and federal lockups here in Southern California. Tell us your true stories of what goes right and wrong.
Fill out the form below to share your experiences with KPCC. We read every comment and a reporter may follow up with a call for more information or an interview.
Photo credit: Rennett Stowe via Flickr
* indicates required field
E-mail *
First Name *
Last Name *
Street Address
City *
State *
Postal Code *
Country
Phone *
What's your relationship to a prison or jail? (Check any answer that applies)
I am an inmate
I used to be an inmate
I am related to an inmate
I work with inmates
I work at a prison or jail
I work in the justice system
I do business with a jail or prison
I don't have any dealings with inmates, jails or prisons.
Other
What type of prison or jail are you familiar with? (Check any that apply)
City jail
County jail
State prison
Federal prison
Immigration detention center
Juvenile detention center
House arrest
Parole
Probation
Other
Specifically, which jails or prisons are you familiar with and why?
Tell a true story from your own life about the most serious problem you have seen affecting a jail or prison. (This might involve physical or mental health issues, safety, civil rights, rehab, working conditions or other issues.)
What have you seen go right in a jail or prison, and why was it successful?
What is the media missing in its coverage of prisons, prisoners and custody workers?
What else should we know and who else should we talk to about this topic?
May we read your response on the air or publish it on our website, identifying you by name? *
Yes
No
Maybe
Would you be willing to speak with a reporter about this topic? *
Yes
No
Maybe
If you have an original photo of yourself, or one that illustrates your prison or jail story, you can upload it here.
What's the story behind this photo? (who, what, where and when was it taken?)
May we publish your photo on our web site? *
Yes
No
Now we'd like to ask some biographical questions to better understand where you are coming from. You are not required to answer any of these and any information you give us will remain private within the newsroom.
In what year were you born?
How do you describe your race or ethnicity? No need for traditional labels, choose the words that you prefer.
Which of these best describes your education level?
What do you do for work?
Your responses are confidential and are seen only by journalists. Nothing you share here will be aired or published without your permission. A reporter may call for more information.
We ask for some information about you so we can contact you if we have questions.
By filling out this form, you are giving Southern California Public Radio and its parent company American Public Media permission to contact you for help with current and future news coverage, and you become part of the Public Insight Network.
You may have opportunities to also inform national stories on programs such as Marketplace, Marketplace Money, Speaking of Faith and American RadioWorks.
Your answers are confidential. We will not quote you on the air or on the Web without first getting your explicit permission.
If you give us permission to publish your comments, we may edit them before reading them on-air or posting them to Southern California Public Radio's and American Public Media's Web sites. We reserve the right to reuse or republish your submission, or to withhold it from publication.
You must be 13 years or older to submit information to Southern California Public Radio and American Public Media.
For more information see APM's Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
********Important-Coalition Meeting Agenda for 20 September 2009 @2PM @Nature's Express - Location Change******
Even if you are on the right track, you will be run over if you just stand there.
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Tuesday, September 1, 2009
video: "How To Brainwash A Nation"
| Check this out. Use your own judgment. Walter
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Wednesday, August 26, 2009
ATTENTION ATTENTION Dr. Phil wants to tape Fathers on Tuesday...
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Monday, August 24, 2009
***********Join Us for Beyond Treason at Movie Night***********
| Join the San Diego County Community Coalition at Movie Night for the feature film Beyond Treason .........................what our government is doing to our troops......... is treason. Queen Bee Cultural Center 3925 Ohio Street San Diego 7PM Tuesday 25 August 2009
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Thursday, August 20, 2009
Tom Ridge Pressured to Raise Terrorist Level By Bush Administration Before Election
Tom Ridge admits in his new book how he was pressured to raise the terrorist level just before 2004 election to scare Americans. http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2009/08/20/2041283.aspx |
Blackwater used by CIA for Assassination
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