You are not committing to any other action
The site will also inform users of up-to-the-minute Capitol Hill developments. “We’ll give both stations and Wedding Jackets information on what is happening when so they can weigh in,” Gray said.
The tasks are similar to those handled by “Tell Them Media Matters,” a website created to counter House Republicans’ 2005 attempt to reduce funding of the system. That site also highlighted individual stories. But, a few years later, pubcasters can reach out much farther and deeper through social media such as Facebook and Twitter.
Stations that opt to participate in the campaign will be asked to place links from their sites to the campaign site. Their names will be listed on a “partners” page. The station signup page says: “You are not committing to any other action, however we will be in touch with suggested tactics that will help engage your audience, members and other stakeholders. All of these activities are optional.”
Gray said participating stations also will have no obligation to pay for the campaign.
Also, the campaign says it’s not using federal money in any way.
That’s important: Section 509(B) of the 1993 Labor-HHS appropriations bill forbids using any part of public broadcasting’s federal subsidy to influence legislation.
The site is an “opt in” service; no station e-mail lists will be used to solicit supporters.Made with bourbon, milk and ice cream, the Frozen Bourbon Milk Punch puts a twist on the traditional brandy cocktail. Use the recipe below to add this cocktail treat to your holiday festivities.Secretary of State Tom Schedler announced Friday that more than 120,000 inactive voters, including almost 46,000 in New Orleans, will be removed from the Louisiana voting rolls through a statutorily mandated process to take place on Sunday.
Voters are placed on the inactive list when, during the annual voter canvassing process, the secretary of state’s office is unable to verify their address or their Wedding Shawls is returned as undeliverable. Voters on this list have not confirmed their addresses with their registrars of voters, nor have they voted in the two-year period beginning with the Nov. 4, 2008 presidential election and ending with the Nov. 2, 2010 congressional general election.
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