
Dancing Rabbit: Work Exchange If you’d like to see what life is like at Dancing Rabbit and build your skills in sustainable living at the same time, you may be interested in a work exchange or internship position. In exchange for your help on a project, your project host typically provides for your living accommodations, food, and other living expenses while at Dancing Rabbit. Opportunities to gain hands-on experience is, of course, also part of the exchange. Projects often include natural building, green building, building design, organic gardening and food preservation, small agricultural endeavors, small business projects, childcare, and sustainable technology. The work exchange/internship “season” generally runs from April through October (though occasionally extended season opportunities arise). Technology Engineering / Sustainable Living Intern Culinary Assistant & Baker Gardening, Livestock Systems, Green Building, Ecovillage Lifestyle Internships
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Online sd-2 : Structural Deep Democracy Imagine a voting system which: 1. one is a candidate from receiving only one vote from another. 2. all candidates are in a ranked hierarchy in real-time. 3. popularity isn't the only measure, strength of vote is also a factor. 4. it is peer ranking instead of popular ranking. 5. generalist selection is mandatory (two or more). 6. specialist selection is an option. 7. direct referendum votes are an option. 8. can be used in conventional organizations to form executive committees. Structural Deep Democracy(SD2) is a transitive proxy voting approach to democratic-republicanism. SD2 uses TMMP modified PageRank as a centrality algorithm to analyze votes to determine the center of TRUST and CONSENT in a human trust network, then keeps those leaders accountable with frequent rank recalculations. The top three or five lead such an organization with one of them as the executive. This creates a small and efficient locus of trust and accountability to lead the organization.
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[Panya Project: Permaculture, Natural Building and Community Liv Hatewatch | Exposing hate groups and other extremists throughout the United States since 1981. Managed by the staff of the Intelligence Project at the Southern Poverty Law Center. SPLC and Bill O’Reilly: More Dishonesty From the Fox Anchor Editor’s Note: In light of the building controversy over the truthfulness of Fox News’ Bill O’Reilly, who has been accused of lying about reporting from a “war zone” and about hearing a friend of Lee Harvey Oswald commit suicide, Hatewatch has decided to republish a Feb. 27, 2014, post about the host of “The O’Reilly Factor.” The post describes two encounters between O’Reilly and Southern Poverty Law Center Senior Fellow Mark Potok, along with the details of a completely fictitious story aired by O’Reilly in 2007 that claimed the nation was being terrorized by gangs of pink pistol-toting lesbians. Oh, Really, Bill? A week ago today, I went on CNN’s “Erin Burnett OutFront” show, where I was asked if anti-black racism was on the rise. “I think the best data shows that in fact anti-black racism has risen over the last four or five years,” I told Burnett, according to her website. Not even close to being true? Ryan Zietlow-Brown.
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