Bastrop Builder and Community

These are my links for December 20th through January 4th:

• 70 top tips to generate blog traffic - 75 traffic generation techniques that I learned while blogging
• Display RSS Feeds - everything you need to display rss on your web page. Just plug in an rss feed and most of these will gen up code you can use on your web page or blog
• Tweetree - Home - Tweetree, a site that takes your Twitter account and tweaks it, just might be the reason you close that desktop client and return to the browser for your Twitter cravings. - mashable
• austinlifestyles’ favorites - Slideshow of my favorite pictures of Austin, Texas on flickr
• Austin Texas favorites on Flickr - My Austin, Texas favorite pictures from flickr . . . some pretty amazing stuff… recommended: run this as a slide show

These are my links for December 13th through December 17th:

• The Daily Beast - Tina Brown (formerly New Yorker editor) daily politics, culture and media
• CMS Showcase: 31 Remarkable Drupal Powered Websites - Six Revisions - From personal blogs and brochure sites, to fully-featured social networking sites, portals, news sites, and e-commerce websites, Drupal has proven itself as the most robust platform currently available in the content management system market.
• tweetworks - With groups and discussions, TweetWorks helps you get the most out of Twitter. How it works?
• iTweet 2 : Web - web interface to twitter, nice job
• 10 Great Thunderbird Addons You Must Have | MakeUseOf.com - More than a year back, Aibek wrote a great list of 35 must-have thunderbird addons. Since then, a lot of great addons have been created and some of the older addons have also evolved to become better ones.

This is the full 40 minute video of Bob Cole and Bucky Godbolt from KVET appearing at Baxters on Main in Bastrop, Texas on Friday, August 1, 2008.  Ronnie Macdonald, Bastrop County Judge, and Terry Orr, Bastrop Mayor, stepped up to the mic on this early morning Austin radio talk show.  Click on the link below to play.

Snow in Bastrop, I kid you not @Loreen72 and @andrealorenz I left an “a” out of your name in prev. tweet, ooops.

@andrelorenz 2,275 people confirmed their attendance via Facebook for this weekend’s Xmas fest in San Marcos Wow! Is there a link too?

@natalietejeda you are a “pr machine” it says, were you sent here from the future?

@adiegirl It’s not every day that you meet a forensic entomologist. Visions of CSI dancing in my head.

Thanks for being the first followers @andrealorenz @adiegril and @natalietejeda we’ll try and keep you up to date on everything Bastrop TX

Setting up social networking widgets on wordpress blog at http://bastropbuilder.coms/blog and enjoying SNOW!

Here is a quick final reminder of the meeting tomorrow, Thursday the 11th, at Argent Court Assisted Living, 508 Old Austin Highway, behind the HEB. We’ll start at 7 PM, as noted in the reminder I sent Monday.

Following that, take a look at the minutes from the last meeting attached to this message. We will vote to accept or amend them Thursday.

Next, a message from Steve Box about local/regional water issues. Very important! Please consider following the links and writing/calling the appropriate folks to let them know your take on the situation.

We will likely have an issues committee next year that will focus on this sort of thing, and other local, state, and national issues. They may prepare regular updates on a variety of topics. I can’t repeatedly feature one issue over another, so please sign up for these updates from Environmental Stewardship yourself. As I looked below I see I didn’t forward this in time…..the meeting we were to target happened on the 9^th. I’m sure it will still help to contact them, however. Nothing is settled in a single meeting (unless it is something being railroaded through at the last minute by our fearless “leader” Geo W. Bush).

Water Marketer Threatens Ecology of Region

Blue Water Hearing on December 9, 2008

A company that buys and sells groundwater, Blue Water Systems, is attempting to take the water that supports our quality of life in the Lost Pines region and ship it off to our western neighbors without regard to the damage that might result in Bastrop, Lee, and other counties.  On December 9, Post Oak Savannah Groundwater Conservation District (GCD), the District that is responsible for groundwater in Milam and Burleson counties, will consider Blue Water’s request to pump and transport up to 71,000 acre-feet of water per year … a volume that is so large it impacts the counties in our district.  Environmental Stewardship has investigated this request and opposes the application. Click here for the full story.

At issue is whether the Post Oak Savannah GCD will side with Blue Water and allow irreparable harm to the ecology of our counties or will they uphold the duty granted them by the Texas Constitution and Texas Water Code … “to conserve, preserve, protect and recharge the groundwater resources.”

Post Oak Savannah GCD has not met the criteria established in the Texas Water Code that would allow it to authorize such a permit. As one of five districts responsible for protecting groundwater in our region, it has not adequately considered the impact that authorizing such a permit would have both within its own district, and on the surrounding area, including Bastrop and Lee counties. Click here for full text of our letter to Post Oak Savannah GCD.

Make your view known by calling or writing Post Oak Savannah GCD’s Board of Directors at 512-455-9900, 800-231-8196, fax 512-455-9909, posgcd@tconline.net before 5:30 on December 9, 2008. Click here for hearing notice. Click her for SAMPLE LETTER.

I’ve been twittering for a bit.  I tweeted @dvorak about his great podcasts and columns.  Have you seen http://channeldvorak.com?  If John get his son Arick to open source this, I’ll use it.  I’m already rocking and rolling with Arick’s other open source project which has something to do with Craigslist.  Sssshhh!

Lyn Bender just sent me a cryptic email about some kind of cryptic event Saturday morning.  If I can talk Dot in to going to Nia Saturday morning and do the ride share thing we might have a go.  It would be nice, Lynn, to have a localtion and maybe a couple of details.

Just got off the skype with rjnagy and he’s still resistant to twitter.  Doesn’t he know this is futile?

We had a great wordpress meetup recently at http://conjunctured.com with Any Skelton or skeltoac everywhere.

While I am typing this I am talking to a delightful Spring rep, Josey, from the Phillipines who just set up my pda phone which I’m going to use for a backup for my iphone.  She was really, really nice.  I wish all support calls were like this!

I’m building a “social network” for Austin, Texas and also working on a green home site.  If you want to beta test or have input on the Austin Social Network, go to http://austinlifestyles.com and sign up for the beta.  If you’re actually in Austin, Texas we’re going to have some cool events coming up for our beta testers like pizza parties, basketball games, guest speakers, presentations, etc. It’s going to be a hoot!

ptw out

These are my links for December 8th through December 9th:

• Going Green - Environmental Issues and Global Warming News - Green Living Tips - consumers guide to the green revolution
• Salon.com - Breaking news, opinion, politics, entertainment, sports and culture. - news source and cultural commentary, affiliated with the WELL
• Digg - All News, Videos, & Images - Kevin Rose and Alex Albrecht Digg is a place for people to discover and share content from anywhere on the web. From the biggest online destinations to the most obscure blog, Digg surfaces the best stuff as voted on by users
• Daily Kos: State of the Nation - Daily Kos has grown in those five years to the premier political community in the United States, with daily traffic between 2-4 million visits. Markos Moulitsas — a.k.a. “kos” — created Daily Kos on May 26, 2002
• Balsamiq Mockups Examples | Balsamiq - cool little mockup program to sketch out websites
• Profilactic.com - springnet’s lifestream - profilactic collects all your social network content, blog posts, etc in one place

These are my links for November 24th through December 7th:

• Whatever - interesting, funny daily blog - Whatever - Taunting the Tauntable since 1998 John Scalzi, Proprietor
• Gmail - Inbox- walhus@gmail.com - my gmail inbox
• Delicious - delicious main page
• near:”Austin, Texas” within:50mi - Twitter Search - Austin, Texas realtime twitter search within 50 miles of Austin, Texas 50 results
• Facebook | Home - facebooks live realtime feed, watch it refresh continually in realtime
• Home - FriendFeed - Real-time - friendfeed on steroids, real time view of your friends updates
• Plaxo - Home - plaxo would get a good review from me if it didn’t continually scramble up my contacts. Plaxo is a mess. It could be great if they fixed it.
• springnet’s daily Bookmarks on Delicious - sites to look at on a daily basis … for a more narrow selection see http://del.icio.us/springnet/primo for the best daily sites
• Facebook | Home - number one social network with tons of cool apps, you could almost make it your blog if it were more public
• iGoogle - google’s start page you can personalize with widgets and content
• Twitter Search - best twitter search, let’s you search by geographic area in advanced search
• Reva Bhalla on CNN -
• Reva Bhalla - This Austin international security expert has made some of the most intelligent comments on the situation in Mumbai India with the terror attacks on the Taj Mahal Hotel and other sites
• Swaine’s World - Michael Swaine added me as a friend on facebook and I was amazed to find that he lives in Grants Pass, Oregon and has written some remarkable books like “Fire in the Valley”

When I get older losing my hair,
Many years from now,
Will you still be sending me a valentine
Birthday greetings bottle of wine?

If I’d been out till quarter to three
Would you lock the door,
Will you still need me, will you still feed me,
When I’m sixty-four?

oo oo oo oo oo oo oo oooo
You’ll be older too, (ah ah ah ah ah)
And if you say the word,
I could stay with you.

I could be handy mending a fuse
When your lights have gone.
You can knit a sweater by the fireside
[ Find more Lyrics at www.mp3lyrics.org/aK ]
Sunday mornings go for a ride.

Doing the garden, digging the weeds,
Who could ask for more?
Will you still need me, will you still feed me,
When I’m sixty-four?

Every summer we can rent a cottage
In the Isle of Wight, if it’s not too dear
We shall scrimp and save
Grandchildren on your knee
Vera, Chuck, and Dave

Send me a postcard, drop me a line,
Stating point of view.
Indicate precisely what you mean to say
Yours sincerely, Wasting Away.

Give me your answer, fill in a form
Mine for evermore
Will you still need me, will you still feed me,
When I’m sixty-four?

Whoo!

These are my links for November 16th through November 23rd:

• Goodreads | people online now - goodreads is a social networking community for readers of good books, this page shows you who’s online
• Tweet Grid - neat twitter search, create your own search grid or matrix and then you can watch multiple searches
• SystemExplorer Homepage - great monitoring and diagnostic tool for Windows XP or Windows Vista machine
• TouchGraph | Products: Facebook Browser - incredible facebook visualization, really amazing
• PrimePress Theme for WordPress - This is quickly becoming my favorite wordpress theme, I used it on http://austen. com/blog and just now on http://touroftexas.com/blog/ . . . it’s truly awesome!

President
McCain  13797
Obama   11678

US Senate
Cornyn  13458
Noriega  11086

US Rep, Dist 10
McCaul  3518
Doherty  4018

US Rep, Dist 25
Morovich  6745
Doggett  10287

Railroad Commissioner
Michael Williams  11521
Mark Thompson  11710

State Rep, Dist 17
Kleinschmidt  12960
Dippel  11352

423rd District Judge
Van Gilder  10453
Duggan  14697

Sheriff
Pickering  12841
Smith  12560

County Commissioner, Pct 1
Willie Piña 3908
Dock Jackson  3702

County Commissioner, Pct 3
Loucks 2601
Klaus  3215

President - Barak Obama (D)
US Senate - John Cornyn (R)
US Rep, Dist 10 - Michael McCaul (R)
US Rep, Dist 25 - Lloyd Dogget (D)
Railroad Commissioner - Michael Williams (R)

Chief Justice, Tx Supreme Court - Wallace Jefferson (R)
Tx Supreme Court, Place 7 - Dale Wainwright (R)
Tx Supreme Court, Place 8 - Phil Johnson (R)
Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3 - Tom Price (R)
Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 4 - Paul Womack (R)
Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 9 - Cathy Cochran (R)

State Rep, District 17 - Tim Kleinschmidt (R)

Chief Justice, 3rd Court of Appeals - Woddie Jones (D) (replacing
incumbent Republican Ken Law)
21st District Judge - Terry Flenniken (D) (unopposed)
335th District Judge - Reva Towslee Corbett (R) (unopposed)
423rd District Judge - Chris Duggan (D) (replacing Republican
Charlotte Hinds, whom Derek Van Gilder defeated in the primary)

Sheriff - Terry Pickering (R)

County Tax Assessor-Collector - Linda Harmon (D)

County Commissioner, Precinct 1 - Willie Piña (R)
County Commissioner, Precinct 3 - John Klaus (D)

Constable, Precinct 1 - Dan Hall (R) (unopposed)
Constable, Precinct 2 - Gus Meduna (D) (unopposed)
Constable, Precinct 3 - Matt Henderson (D) (unopposed)
Constable, Precinct 4 - Roy Pruneda (D) (unopposed)

At a recent candidates forum, I took Ed Skarnulis aside and asked him about what the “real” issues were and he told me there was something big on the horizon that no one was talking about. He told me how the counties north of Bastrop are sucking our Bastrop County water supply dry. If you thought the Alcoa crisis was big, Alcoa pales in the face of this major threat to Bastrop county’s water supply future. I got the following from Mitzi Van Sant who I recently interviewed at a candidates party at her home in Smithville (you can see the video in another blog post on this web site).

Read this if you care about the future of your water supply in Bastrop County. This affects everyone, not just builders.

BASTROP COUNTY DENIED WATER NEEDED FOR GROWTH

Letter to the Editor by Steve Box, Environmental Stewardship

Wednesday September 17, 2008, will be noted in history as the first official vote by the Lost Pines Groundwater Conservation District to deny a water permit application in Bastrop County because of high volume water pumping activities by its neighboring Post Oak Savannah Groundwater Conservation District. AQUA Water Supply Corporation applied for permits for seven (7) wells to be drilled in the County to meet the projected needs of our communities in the next 50 years.

After study by the District’s groundwater hydrologist using State mandated modeling techniques and permitted values from neighboring Districts, it became very clear that the water permits already issued by Post Oak Savannah for the Porter’s well field in Burleson County draw down the aquifers in Lee and Bastrop Counties to below conditions that are desirable and sustainable into the future.

As a result, the Board of Directors of the Lost Pines District voted to grant only three of the seven wells AQUA needs to meet the water needs of the residential and business developments in their service area. Besides the AQUA water application, there are applications for additional water on file by other applicants that will likely be denied also. These are huge deficits to our future water needs and have huge implications regarding the future water supplies for our region.

For some time now I’ve been watching the water wars develop right here in our back yard and Wednesday they hit home sooner than expected. To give a quick overview, the planning region in the Brazos River basin north of Bastrop County which supplies Williamson County north of Austin has planned for many years, despite protests from the Lost Pines District, to pump high volumes of water out of Lee, Burleson, Brazos, Milam and Robertson Counties in order to provide the future water needs of their region.

Post Oak Savannah has responded to the water marketers by selling them huge volumes of groundwater in excess of what is available on a sustainable basis (pumping = recharge) which then draws on the aquifers of neighboring counties like ours. And they are profiteering from this to the tune of about $75,000 per month even though not a drop of water is being pumped yet. Even though AQUA water has current needs for water to service local subdivisions the water marketers are tying up the water that would be available for our use while they don’t even have significant customers or the means to pump or transport the water.

Meanwhile, the Lost Pines District has had to modify its management plan to accommodate this high volume pumping by greatly lowering the future levels of our aquifers to levels they originally considered undesirable – an action that threatens our water supply and environment.

It is time for the people and officials of Bastrop County to be fully informed of what is happening and be given the opportunity to weigh in on the issues. I am told that many of the shallow exempt wells in the county, along with many springs, seeps and base flow to the Colorado River, are threatened by these actions.

If you too are concerned, you should write or call the Lost Pines Groundwater Conservation District and ask that the district hold a public meeting to fully inform the citizens of our community about the implications of these issues to the citizens of Bastrop County. Request that the District take a firm stand against the actions of these other districts by insisting that the groundwater supplies of the Carrizo-Wilcox and associated aquifers of the region be protected in a manner that sustains the water available for Bastrop and surrounding counties far into the future. For more information you may also contact Steve Box at 512-300-6609 Steve.Box@att.net or go to Environmental-Stewardship.org

Lost Pines Groundwater Conservation District contact information: Joe Cooper, General Manager, P.O Box 1027, Smithville, TX 78957, (512) 360-5088, e-mail lpgcd@lostpineswater.org or www.lostpineswater.org

Steve Box
P.O. BOX 1423
BASTROP, TX 78602
512-300-6609

Bastrop, Texas candidates forum for the November 2008 election. Candidates appeared for Sheriff, Bastrop County Commissioner, and District Court Judge.

Bob Cole and Bucky Godbolt brought the KVET traveling show to Bastrop, TX on August 1, 2008. We’re going to run a 5 part series on this event starting with their interview with Bastrop County Judge Ronnie Macdonald. Much more to come in the coming days.

This is part 1 or a 2 part series on the Bastrop, Texas Candidates Forum on Sunday, Sept 21, 2008.

Click To Play

Stay tuned for the 2nd video in this series in a few days. Also, we’ll be submitting this to BCAT - Bastrop Community Access TV.

Lindsay Campbell did hundreds of episodes of the insanely popular Wallstrip and is now doing something totally new and different, a show about news and politics. We luckily catch her in an interview on day 1 of SXSW. There will be blog is Lindsay’s clip from sxsw which includes two cuts of austincasts Paul Terry Walhus talking about Matt Mullenwegg and “wholesome, family podcasts”. “MobLogic shamelessly pimps fellow bloggers in a pathetically transparent attempt to promote itself” it says on moblogic.tv’s episode page.

pingback austincast.com/blog bastropbuilder.com/blog compuslides.com/blog gameslides.com/blog magickpapers.com/blog shopslides.com/blog touroftexas.com/blog spring.net/blog socobuzz.com/blog web2.0slides.com/blog webgirlvillage.com/blog wholetech.com/blog wmeyers.com/blog workontheweb.com/blog

These are my links for September 2nd through September 15th:

• Irssi - Community Ubuntu Documentation - Irssi is an Internet Relay Chat (IRC) client. It is a text-based client as it lacks a graphical user interface (gui) such as XChat, Chatzilla and others.
• Fitbit - Automatically Track Your Fitness and Sleep - Did I get enough exercise today? How many calories did I burn? Am I getting good quality sleep? How many steps and miles did I walk today? The Fitbit Tracker helps you answer these questions.
• Gnip API v1.3 - The Gnip API provides notification of activities (events) occurring in a variety of services and, whenever possible, a guid that identifies the activity itself vis a vis the service it was created on. Activity examples include a user “tweet” (twitter), a user “dugg” (digg), a user creating a blog post, etc.
• CrunchBase, The Free Tech Company Database - CrunchBase is the free database of technology companies, people, and investors that anyone can edit.
• ONLINE BUSINESS TOOLBOX: 230+ Tools for Running a Business Online - A great roundup of business tools for running a business, all web based. I found some good stuff here.

These are my links for November 8th through November 12th:

• How to Change the World: Looking for Mr. Goodtweet: How to Pick Up Followers on Twitter - Looking for Mr. Goodtweet: How to Pick Up Followers on Twitter
• Op-Ed Columnist - How to Fix a Flat - NYTimes.com - Any car company that gets taxpayer money must demonstrate a plan for transforming every vehicle in its fleet to a hybrid-electric engine with flex-fuel capability, so its entire fleet can also run on next generation cellulosic ethanol.
• monitter : real time, live twitter monitor | free live twitter embed widget - monitter? what is it? Simple. It’s a twitter monitor, it lets you “monitter” the twitter world for a set of 3 keywords and watch what people are saying. Cool huh?
• 30+ Great Web Tools You Might not Know Yet but Should | SEOptimise - social media, web design & development, search, SEO and analytics, e-commerce, blogging and Internet tools are not yet widely known main stream tools
• Social Networking Sites | Social Networks Directory - search engine for finding social networks, impressed with results I got

The event in the YouTube series of videos (below) took place at Mitzi VanSant’s lovely home in Smithville, Texas. It was a perfect setting in a prefect town for the Democrats for US Senate in Texas, and for many other national, statewide and local offices to gather and meet.

There was an abundant potluck, drinks of all kinds, music, and plenty of shade (important in Texas). Some of the people you’ll see in the video include Chris Duggan (running for Bastrop District Judge), Rick Noriega (running for US Senate), Wayne Smith (running for Bastrop Sheriff), Susan Shelton (Democratic strategist), Mitzi VanSant (the party host), Larry Joe Doherty (running for US Congress), Linda Yanez (running for Judge statewide), Susan Strawn and many others. Best celebrity sitings since Brad and Angie left town.

These are my links for September 20th through October 9th:

• Tweetmeme - 15:20 PM, October 9th, 2008 GB - less structured way to keep track of what links are buzzing on twitter categories links in to blog, image, video and audio posts
• Twitscoop - Search twitter, see what’s hot right now - What’s hot on twitter right now
• Twitturly - Real-time Link Tracking on Twitter - top trends on twitter, use this to stay ahead of the curve and tracks links
• Twubble - suggests new twitter friends based on your current twitter friends
• Tweet Scan - Tweet Scan is a real-time search engine for Twitter and identi.ca. Tweet Scan indexes all public messages on both services so you can find the conversations, people, and tweets/dents you want. You can search by keyword or author with results available via email(Twitter only for now), RSS, and Twhirl.
• GroupTweet - GroupTweet allows Malcolm and the gang to send messages via Twitter that are instantly broadcasted privately to only the team members.
• Rogue Amoeba - Nicecast: Broadcast any audio on Mac OS X - Nicecast is the easiest way to broadcast music from OS X. Broadcast to the world, or just across your house. Nicecast can help you create your own internet radio station or allow you to listen to your iTunes Music Library from anywhere in the world!
• 100 Excellent Free WordPress Themes | Developer’s Toolbox | Smashing Magazine - some excellent wordpress themes

These are my links for August 1st through August 31st:

• Eventbrite - TechCrunch Austin Ventures Meet-Up - TechCrunch is heading South for a Meet-Up in Austin, Texas with the team from Austin Ventures (http://www.austinventures.com/). We are landing in town on Thursday, September 25 just in time for the Austin City Limits (http://www.aclfestival.com/default.aspx) music festival. We do have a handful of three day ACL passes to give away to sponsors and attendees, and will be announcing details of music festival give aways in the coming weeks.
• Rudder - The New Free Online Money Management, Budget Planning And Personal Finance Software - product that looks forward and determines how much you can spend today and still pay all your bills
• Gustav Information Center - good social network resource along with http://search.twitter.com/search?q=Gustav for tracking Gustav news and resources
• Schedule Future-Dated Twitter Tweets » TweetLater.com - Keep your Twitter stream ticking over with new tweets even when you’re not in front of your computer. Or, use it as your personal reminder system. Send automated thank you notes to new followers, automatically follow new followers,
  if you choose to do so.
• (6) near:”Austin, Texas” within:50mi - Twitter Search - realtime search results for twitter tweets near Austin, Texas. Twitters official advanced search.
• SocialGO - Social Network Maker - Create your own Social Network for FREE
• Mashable Summermash Austin interview with Will Pate - spring.net - Spring.net interviewed Will Pate. Will cohosts CommandN a very popular video podcast with Amber Macarthur out of Toronto, Canada. He founded Raincity Studios which recently bought Bryte. Will ?can?t talk? about some upcoming ventures, but he does talk broadly about his future direction.

  Spring.net did over 30 interviews at the Summermash Party in Austin at Buffalo Billiards on the night of July 30, 2008 and also videod the entire daytime Socialmedia Camp at the Thistle Cafe on West Sixth Street in Austin. The evening party featured an open bar, food, and a packed second floor. Brian Massey said ?It took a bunch of people from San Franciso to round up some of Austin?s best bloggers and developers in one place.?

  We?ll be releasing the full 5 hour session of the Mashable Social Media Camp on one hour installments and we?ll also be releasing all of the 30 plus interviews over the next 2-3 weeks.

Mitzi VanSant’s charming Smithville home was the gathering place for Democratic Candidates for office for US Senate, Texas Supreme Court, US House of Representatives, Bastrop County Sheriff, and Bastrop District Judge. This is the first video in an 8 part series of videos of the event. It will feature appearances by Chris Duggan, Wayne Smith, Lloyd Doggett, Joe Doherty, Susan Shelton, Linda Yanez, Rick Noriega and Mitzi VanSant among others.

The first video in the series features Susan Shelton, a leading Democratic strategist who gives us an overview of how the Democrats will gain control of Texas in the upcoming elections.

High Definition Video of the candidates meetup

Audio Podcast of the Candidates meetup

Bastrop Chamber of Commerce Political Forum

Tue, Feb 26 2008 in Bastrop, 4:00 pm to 6:45 pm

Sponsored by the Bastrop Chamber of Commerce Governmental Affairs Committee. At First National Bank, 489 Hwy 71 W. Voters were able to come meet and hear from candidates for local, state-wide and federal offices.

BastropBuilder.com has contacted Cable Channel 10 in Bastrop and Bastrop Access TV has agreed to carry this video and the video from the Democratic meetup in Elgin from Sunday February 24. Check back on this website for dates and times.

 

 Bastrop Chamber Political Forum: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

 

 Chamber Candidate Forum audio [73:18m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

“How to Make An Electoral Revolution”

Sponsored by Independent Texans

Sunday, June 8, 10 am to 5 pm

This event was held at the Aqua Water Coop, 415 Old Austin Highway, Bastrop, Texas Call us at 512-535-0989 or 512-657-2089 - click on any of the links below to see videos of the event, there are 21 10-minute videos in all, published to several video sharing websites such as Youtube.

12:30 Stopping Stinko Sweetheart Deals

Brian Rodgers & Paul Walhus for Stop Domain Subsidies

1 Brian Rodgers - Stop Domain Subsidies 1 of 3
YouTube, MySpace, Metacafe, Google, AOL Video, Blip.tv, Veoh, Stupid Videos and Howcast

2 Brian Rodgers - Stop Domain Subsidies 2 of 3
YouTube, MySpace, Metacafe, Google, AOL Video, Blip.tv, Veoh, Stupid Videos and Howcast

3 Brian Rodgers - Stop Domain Subsidies 3 of 3
YouTube, MySpace, Metacafe, Google, AOL Video, Blip.tv, Veoh, Stupid Videos and Howcast

4 Paul Walhus - Stop Domain Subsidies 1 of 1
YouTube, Yahoo, Metacafe, Google, AOL Video, Blip.tv, Veoh, Stupid Videos, Sclipo and Howcast

1:30 Voter Contact: Where the Rubber Meets the Road!

Nancy Robbins, Ron Paul activist

5 Nancy Robbins, Phone Banking Campaigns part 1 of 4
YouTube, Yahoo, Metacafe, Google, AOL Video, Blip.tv, Veoh, Stupid Videos, Sclipo and Howcast

6 Nancy Robbins, Phone Banking Campaigns part 2 of 4
YouTube, Yahoo, MySpace, Metacafe, Google, AOL Video, Blip.tv, Veoh, Stupid Videos, Sclipo and Howcast

7 Nancy Robbins, Phone Banking Campaigns part 3 of 4
Metacafe, Google, Blip.tv, Veoh, Stupid Videos, Sclipo and Howcast

8 Nancy Robbins, Phone Banking Campaigns part 4 of 4
MySpace, Google, Blip.tv, Veoh, Stupid Videos, Sclipo and Howcast

10:30 How Ron Paul Made the Revolution

Chuck Young, Ron Paul activist

9 Chuck Young talks about the Ron Paul Paul campaign 1 of 4
MySpace, Metacafe, Google, Veoh, Stupid Videos, Sclipo and Howcast

10 Chuck Young talks about the Ron Paul Paul campaign 2 of 4
MySpace, Metacafe, Google, Blip.tv, Veoh, Stupid Videos, Sclipo and Howcast

11 Chuck Young talks about the Ron Paul Paul campaign 3 of 4
Metacafe, Google, Blip.tv, Veoh, Stupid Videos, Sclipo and Howcast

12 Chuck Young talks about the Ron Paul campaign 4 of 4
MySpace, Metacafe, Google, Blip.tv, Veoh, Stupid Videos and Howcast

2:30 How to Protest Perry

Merry Anne Bright & Jan Tracy, Piney Woods Alliance

3 Piney Woods 1 of 2
Yahoo, Metacafe, Google, Blip.tv, Veoh, Stupid Videos and Howcast

14 Piney Woods 2 of 2
YouTube, Yahoo, MySpace, Metacafe, Google, Blip.tv, Veoh, Stupid Videos and Howcast

2:45 Taking Power: Electoral and Electrical

David Schraub (on solar farming) & Jere Locke (on Climate 1Sky)

15 Solar Farming 1 of 3
MySpace, Metacafe, Google, Blip.tv, Veoh, Stupid Videos, Sclipo and Howcast
16 Solar Farming 2 of 3
Yahoo, MySpace, Metacafe, Google, Blip.tv, Veoh, Stupid Videos, Sclipo</