free web stats

BurlingtonPol.com

.

about this Blog* disclaimer* Home
about me * email * feed * Site Stats

Haik Bedrosian
Khor Virap, 301 A.D.
City of Burlington Home Page
YouTube Google Dictionary blogger Wikipedia Yahoo! IMDB
Get Ordained as a Dudeist Priest Get Ordained as a Dudeist Priest

The Church of the Latter-Day Dude


Radio Deli Blog

Friends

Sean's Horse Farm and Family Blog
by Sean Pecor

Maximum Wisdom
by Maxwell X. Schnurer

Strange Blue Planet
by Ari K

Don't Bite Blue
by "Cassandra Jupiter"

Henry's Diner Hot Coffee. Eggs and Toast.
Origanum Natural Foods 227 Main Street


Java Love



Lois The Hot Dog Lady
Secret Sandwich
Take two thick slices of Noonie's day old bread, smear Honey Cup honey mustard liberally over both. Cover both slices with green leaf lettuce. Then on one slice only lay smoked turkey on the lettuce, a tomato slice on the turkey and sprinkle it with shredded carrot. Then on the lay a slice of provolone cheese over the carrot then a green pepper ring on top of the cheese. Sprikle with sprouts. Cover with the other slice, lettuce side down. The letuce should be stuck to the bread with honey mustard so it doesn't fall off when you turn it upside down to cover the sandwich. Slice sandwich in half with a knife. Wrap in tightly in plastic wrap. Use too much wrap. Tape on label. Tadaaa! Weighs one pound. Costs Four Bucks.

Blasts from the Past!

Peter Brownell

Awodey Blast!

Clinton Blast!

Kurt Wright

Compton Blast!

Paul Lafayette

Hinda Miller and Joanna Cole

Kathy Bonilla

Charity Tensel 2003 Blast!

Whatever things

Church Street Energy System

WOMM-LP 105.9 FM Burlington

"Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore, Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed, to me: I lift my lamp beside the golden door."

-Emma Lazarus, 1883




Dick Bove 1941




WCAX 1936

***Your link 4-ever***
9-11-01

The 9/11 Non-conspiracist Gazetteer
by Marc Awodey

Vermonters for a Real 9/11 Investigation
by Frank Haddleton

Amendment IV

The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.

Ethan Allen Tower

"During the 1992 campaign, Bill Clinton sometimes spoke of a 'twofer' (two for the price of one) presidency, implying that Hillary would play an important role in his administration."
(www.britannica.com)
Henry's Diner

Old News
Oakledge Park
Battery Park
Leddy Park
Disclaimer

Election Achives


Election Day was Tuesday March 3, 2009
All 2009 Burlington Candidates
2009 Mayoral Race

Bob Kiss (P)
*The Bob Kiss Interview
Andy Montroll (D)
*The Andy Montoll Interview
James Simpson (G)
*The James Simpson Interview
Dan Smith (I)
*The Dan Smith Interview
Kurt Wright (R)
*The Kurt Wright Interview

2009 City Council Races

Ward 1
Sharon Foley Bushor (I)
Jerri Kohl (G)
Ward 2
Gregory Knopps (G)
Emma Mulvaney-Stanak (P)
Nicole Pelletier (D)
Ward 3
David Cain (D)
Marrisa S. Caldwell (P)
Steve Ekberg (G)
Ward 4
Eleanor Briggs Kenworthy (R)
Nancy C. Kaplan (D)
Ward 5
Lisa Ann Oberbrunner (G)
Joan Shannon (D)
Ward 6
Mary Kehoe (D)
Kim Mason (G)
Ward 7
Ellie Blais (I)
Vincent Dober Sr. (R)
Eli Lesser-Goldsmith (D)

ELECTION DAY WAS

TUESDAY MARCH 6, 2007!

DID YOU VOTE?

Channel 17's Debate Schedule!!!***
Channel 17's Streaming Video!!!
(Zoning Coverage Up Wednesday 2/7/7)


***2007 Burlington Candidates ***

2007 City Council Races

Ward One
Sharon Bushor (I)
Ward One
Ed Adrian (D)
Ed Adrian (D) Blog
Dick Bove(I)
Megan Munson-Warnken (P)
Ward Two
Jane Knodell (P)
David Rogers (I) Blog
Ward Three
Tim Ashe(P)
Loyal Ploof (I)
Ward Four
Kurt Wright (R)
Jim Holway (D) (Private Site)
Jim Holway (D) (Party Site)
Ward Five
René Kaczka-Valliere (G)
Joan Shannon(D)
Basil Vansuch(I)
Ward Six
Andy Montroll (D)
Tom Licata (I)
Ward Seven
Ellie Blais(I)
Linda Deliduka (D
Craig Gutchell(R)

ELECTION DAY WAS

TUESDAY NOVEMBER 7, 2006!

DID YOU VOTE?

Senate Race

Bernie Sanders (I)

Steve Moyer (I)

Greg Parke (R)

Richard Tarrant (R)

Tarrant's Fake Fake Blog (R)

Tarrant's Real Fake Blog (R)

Larry Drown (D)

US House Race

Dennis Morrisseau (R)

Peter Welch (D)

Martha Rainville (R)

Governor Race

Jim Douglas (R)

Scudder Parker (D)

Lieutenant Governor Race

Brian Dubie (R)

Marvin Malek(P)

John Patrick Tracy (D)

Matt Dunne (D)

Chittenden County State's Attorney

TJ Donovan (D)

Ted Kenny (D)

Rob Backus (D)

Chittenden County Senate Race

Dennis Delaney (R)

ELECTION DAY WAS

TUESDAY MARCH 7, 2006!

DID YOU VOTE?


Our city's home page

2006 Burlington Candidates

2006 Burlington Ballot Questions

Mayoral candidate funding documents(From BFP 03.01.06)

2006 Mayoral Race

Bob Kiss(P)

Kiss's 7 Days Profile (Old Link)

Kiss's 7 Days Profile (New Link)

BFP on Kiss 01.28.06

BFP on Kiss 03.01.06

Kevin Curley (R)

Curley's 7 Days Profile (Old Link)

Curley's 7 Days Profile (New Link)

BFP on Curley 02.28.06

Loyal Ploof (G) (From BFP 01.21.06)

Hinda Miller (D)

Miller's 7 Days Profile (Old Link)

Miller's 7 Days Profile (New Link)

BFP on Miller 03.02.06

Louie The Cowman (I)

City Council Races

Tom Licata (I) Ward 6

Jeremy Ryan (L) Ward 7

Ellie Blais (I) Ward 7

Paul Decelles (R) Ward 7

Joanna Cole (D) Ward 7

Russ Ellis (D) Ward 4

Kevin King (R) Ward 4

BFP on Ward 3 Race 02.21.06

School Board Races

Amy Werbel ( ) Ward 5

Inspector of Election Races

Owen Mulligan (I) Ward 5

Ballot Questions

Question 9 (Yes)

Ward Seven Run-off Election

Tuesday March 21 at Hunt School

Ellie Blais (I) Ward 7

Paul Decelles (R) Ward 7

Link Graveyard

Kiss for Mayor


Blog for Burlington
Dean for America
Leftstream
Prog Blog (Blogger Blog)
Tarrant06.com
Vermont Paleocon
Vermonters First
Zuckerman for Congress

Junktique's New Site

Junktique's Old Site

Jessica Sklar

Lake Champlain Regional
Chamber of Commerce
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Duis ligula lorem, consequat eget, tristique nec, auctor quis, purus. Vivamus ut sem. Fusce aliquam nunc vitae purus.
Whatever things
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Duis ligula lorem, consequat eget, tristique nec, auctor quis, purus. Vivamus ut sem. Fusce aliquam nunc vitae purus.
A-B-C (Anybody But Cole)
Tuesday, February 07, 2006
Joanna Cole just called me to try to get me to volunteer for her. It was a cordial conversation, but it lost her my vote. I was trying to explain to her about the ironic possibility (however slim) of someone being elected with less than 50% under the new IRV law, and she just kept contradicting me and repeating 'the way the law is written, you need 50% plus one...'

She's wrong.

Former councilor and legislator Terry Bouricius sent me what he said was the key City Charter language approved by the voters, the House, Senate and signed by the governor, contained in House bill 505 from last session:

(b) All elections of mayor shall be by ballot, using a system of instant runoff voting without a separate runoff election. The chief administrative officer shall implement an instant runoff voting protocol according to these guidelines:
(1) The ballot shall give voters the option of ranking candidates in order of preference.
(2) If a candidate receives a majority (over 50 percent) of first preferences, that candidate is elected.
(3) If no candidate receives a majority of first preferences, an instant runoff retabulation shall be performed by the board of civil authority within five business days of the election. The instant runoff
retabulation shall be conducted in rounds. In each round, each voter's ballot shall count as a single vote for whichever continuing candidate the voter has ranked highest. The candidate with the fewest votes after each round shall be eliminated until only two candidates remain, with the candidate then receiving the greatest number of votes being elected.
(4) The city council may adopt additional regulations consistent with this subsection to implement these standards.

So if everyone ranks only one choice, or there aren't enough second or third place choices to bring someone to majority, the person with the most votes wins.

But that's not the point. The point is: if you're a candidate, don't continually contradict a potential supporter and not let him finish making his statement- Especially if you're wrong.

Another reason to oppose Cole is her position in favor of fluoridation of city water, which is in direct contradiction to that of Carmen George, fellow ward 7 Democrat and junior city councilor. When I asked Cole about this at the Democratic caucus January 5, she cited her credentials as "a scientist" (she's a retired chemistry teacher) and then pointed to her own children's good teeth as proof that water fluoridation has improved America's dental health. Do I have to point out that anecdotes are not proof?

Also, she's a total carpetbagger. She hasn't even lived in Burlington two years. How is she going to represent us, when she's barely even been through a Vermont winter? Why does she want to? Hmmm...

I'm probably going to vote for Ellie. One, because I've known her eleven years and served with her on the council. Two, because a few years ago she was booted by the new north end Dems for not blindly supporting school-tax increases. She ran for re-election as an independent and won. Good for her! The Progs did the same thing when they dumped me and ran Tom Smith in 1997. Funny how the irony of fate works. He was supposed to be less controversial than me.

Anyway. I recommend voting for anybody but Cole.
posted by Haik Bedrosian @ 7:43 PM  
7 Comments:
  • At February 08, 2006 10:39 AM, Blogger Haik Bedrosian said…

    I just realized that I included Terry Bouricius and Tom Smith in the same post. Anybody out there know why that's interesting?

     
  • At February 08, 2006 7:15 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Because you have a hard time letting go of the past?

     
  • At February 09, 2006 8:56 AM, Blogger Haik Bedrosian said…

    Zing! I love it! No silly, those two were elected to the city council the same time Bernie was elected mayor. They were the originals!

     
  • At February 12, 2006 5:15 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    I just read your website article on Joanna Cole. She has come to my door already and I seem to like her. Yes, she is new to the political arena, but so is everybody else aside from Ellie. At least she called to talk to you. It appears that she was open and honest with you. No matter what the city council thinks about fluoride, the residents of Burlington are going to want fluoride in their water. It's sad to see someone with your energy and passion for politics, stoop as low as you did on this one, by singling out just Joanna. If you were a fair man, you would have put the opinions of all the candidates on your website. What are the views of Ellie and the Republicans on the topic of fluoride? The Republicans seem to be very quiet through this process. Probably because you have two candidates, Paul Decelles and Kevin King, that know nothing about the issues, other than what Kevin Curley has led them to believe and say. Neither Paul Decelles or Kevin King have ever volunteered for a civic duty, been on a board or served on a committee. If there is anyone that doesn't qualify, I'd start with Paul Decelles and Kevin King. The only thing these two are doing is being puppets and messengers for Kevin Curley, who has the least chance of being a Mayor of all the candidates. He has been a printer all his life and has never held a manager's position in any of the companies he has worked for. What does that tell you? And he wants to be Mayor! Electing Kevin Curly and his two puppeteers, Paul Decelles and Kevin King, would be a disaster. I hope the residents of Burlington ask the tough questions and do the right thing no matter what the party is and not vote for these wannabe politicians. It all sounds good coming from Curley because he is so good at shooting the bull. Ellie, on the other hand is making a career out of the City Council, even though I think it's great to be the voice of the Ward rather than the voice of your party. I have no idea what this women has done for the Ward. Is it because she is a poor communicator? This is what I think—Ellie's time has come and gone. The only time I see or hear from this lady is every two years. We can do better!

     
  • At February 12, 2006 11:57 PM, Blogger Haik Bedrosian said…

    Wow!

    Your analysis is right in many ways. I allowed virtually no time between when she upset me on the phone and when I wrote the piece, so it represents a visceral reaction and not an endeavor in fairness. In particular, I don’t personally have strong feelings about fluoridation, nor do I care what the other candidates opinions on it are (although my sites like to theirs). My comment on her false justification for fluoridation is valid, however. So is my central thesis regarding Cole not listening, interrupting and being wrong.

    I have no idea what Burlington voters will say about fluoride in water. Who cares? It doesn’t look like the city will be able to afford it next year, anyway. (It’s a joke. Laugh a little!)

    I have to say- you are a clever spinster. I wasn’t casting aspersions because Cole, like two of her opponents, is new to politics, I was casting them because she was new to Burlington. Nice try.

    Did you mean to say “Curley and his two puppets…?” That’s not a nice thing to say about King and Decelles. And let’s be honest, aren’t all political parties just made for puppets? Couldn’t a Republican just as easily charge that Joanna Cole is a puppet for Mary Sullivan or Linda Deladuka? Boards and committees don’t necessarily produce great leaders. Come to think of it- they’re more inclined to produce great puppets, but I digress.

    Kevin Curley isn’t going to win, but let’s be fair. He has a slightly better chance than Louis the Cowman, don’t you think? And why denigrate the art of printing?

    Maybe Ellies’ time has come and gone. I thought she was done ten years ago, but you've got to hand it to her, she has staying power. What has she done on the council? I don’t know, but I don’t think she’s done any harm- and that’s actually saying something. Is she a poor communicator? She’s not the best. But did you catch Joanna Cole’s useless announcement at last Monday’s council meeting public forum? I think I heard crickets. Can we do better? Sure. Jeremy Ryan is obviously the best candidate for ward 7 councilor. Unfortunately he has the third best chance of winning. Ellie’s got the second best chance, so I’m voting for her. My wife is voting for Ryan.

    Cole will probably win, because unfortunately, meaningless things like BIG SIGNS(!) still matter in politics, but rest assured I am, and a million other bloggers are, working feverishly to obliterate all the paradigms around those sorts of things. Thanks for helping. And thank you for reading BurlingtonPol.com.

     
  • At February 14, 2006 12:51 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Hi Haik,

    It's Moe again. I brought my thesaurus with me this time to try to dissect some of those words you are using.

    If I remember correctly it was you that noticed the difference between the two City Councilors on the fluoridation issue. Silly head. I'd find it hard to believe that anyone would have the time to listen to all of your thesis on any matter as it may stand (that was suppose to be funny). You always seem to have to have the last word. I will admit you are becoming better at being fair. So let's let the voters decide the fate of the fluoride in the water system.

    You're right about the city probably not being able to afford the fluoride anyhow. But it could be worse. If the Republicans get into City Hall, we may have to start home-schooling our children.

    I really didn't mean to put the spin on you as to direct that Cole was new to our city politics like the two others. Whether or not Cole is new to Burlington, she has done more in the area of civic duties and involvement of the city of Burlington than King and Decelles have done in their entire lives combined. Unless they haven't mentioned something on their website yet. I noticed it was still under construction. Haik, maybe you can help them finish it before the end of the campaign?

    You know, I really haven't decided who I'm going to vote for either, other than the most obvious—not a Republican! Although I do like The Cowman. Just think, I used to be a Republican until Curious George got elected!

    Thanks for the correction on the puppet remark. You're right, that wasn't nice. My apologies to Kevin and Paul. I guess I overreacted, just like you did Haik. I agree, we are all puppets for some cause or another. It is just that some people obviously make better puppets than others.

    Again, I agree with you that Kevin Curley isn't going to win, but I disagree with you on the Cowman. I'd vote for him before I'd vote for Curley. I have to apologize to all the printers out there. It wasn't that I was degrading you, I was trying to make my point that Curley couldn't get a manager's position in any of the printing companies he has worked for over his lifetime. Now he wants to try and manage the City? Oh boy! In a sense, it was degrading to all printers by saying Curley was a printer. Sorry again!

    Well, if Ellie hasn't done any harm or any good, Haik, why not vote for her? At least she isn't going to vote to take away all of our essential services like Ryan and the dynamic team of fine Republicans. That leads me to ask, if by a very slim chance only one of the Republicans win the City Council seat, will that mean that he will only be half as effective without the other? You have to admit, this is the first time we have seen two candidates run together in Wards 4&7 as a team, at least that I can remember. I wonder if they go door-to-door with each other, you know, double up on the message. They may need to. I'm not buying it!

    I'm sorry, I didn't notice the crickets at the forum, but I did hear some throat clearing and a lot of "what was I going to say" and "no Paul, not the Governor, the Mayor". WOOPS!. I think Ellie deserves a couple votes from Paul just for helping out. I guess I would have been nervous too if I had to prefabricate everything I had to say. You should have spoken with your heart, boys. You would have done better and it would have been a lot easier. Curley and his crew would try to sell ice cubes to an Eskimo if they could. No offense to Eskimos.

    Haik, once again you're right about the big signs for Cole. That is what they look like to me, big signs. What about those TWELVE FOOT BILLBOARDS the Republicans have up and down North. Ave? WOW, oh man! Aren't they beautiful? Kevin Curley was right when he said last week in the Free Press, and I quote "I've always said that Burlington is starting to look like a little Boston." I can see why now.

     
  • At February 14, 2006 9:48 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Haik, It's Moe

    Fact check -The Free Press had Curley's name at the bottom of the Cowman's Quote. Woops on me! Either way, I agree.

    I've always said that Burlington is starting to look like a little Boston. If we allow our city to grow higher it will be. KEVIN CURLEY
    Republican

    I think we should do a Moe and Haik Blog on the Topics Let me know ceylon_thompson@yahoo.com

     
Post a Comment
<< Home
 
Arlena Blog


Vermont Cannabis News

Bluebird of Fairyness

Church of the Subgenius


Your Local Politics Oasis
Scrounge for a fix...

Blazing Indiscretions
by James Vos

Blurt
by Seven Days

Briggs's Blog
by John Briggs

iBurlington.com(Wards 4 & 7)
by Brian Brown

The Vermont Daily Briefing (VDB)
by Philip Baruth

Ward 5 NPA News
by Basil Vansuch

North End Neighborhood Planning Assembly (Wards 4 & 7)
by Lea Terhune

Hot Coffee, Eggs & Toast
Burlington
Blogs and Websites

802 Online
by Cathy Resmer

All Things Hold Together
by Charity Tensel

Aimee Picchi: Notes on writing, journalism and Vermont.
by Aimee Picchi

As Seen In VT
by Katie Fedigan-Linton

Ash LaRose Photography (Website)
by Ash LaRose

Ash LaRose Photography (Blog)
by Ash LaRose

April's Blog (Musings)
by April Cornell

Big Heavy World
by Jim Lockridge

Bipolar Earth
by Hypervigilant

Blabulous
by Owen Mulligan

Blazing Indiscretions
by James Vos

Blurt
by Seven Days

Bunnyspice
by Eva Sollberger

Burlington Underground
by Ryan Orlove and Friends

Burlingtonian
by Heavenly Ryan

BurlingtonVT.org
by David Abrams

BVT Daily News (Yahoo Group)
by Kevin Ryan

Candleblog (Original Site)
by Bill Simmon

Candleblog (New Site)
by Bill Simmon

Carolyn Bates Photography
(Blog)

by Carolyn Bates

Carolyn Bates Photography (Website)
by Carolyn Bates

Church Street Energy System
by ZHP

Circles for Peace
by David Brizendine and Friends

Daily Dose of Terror
by Greg Nixon

Diabologue
by Matt Paradise

Dohiyi Mir
by N. Todd Pritsky

Flameape
by Gregory Giordano

Good News Garage Blog
by Carmen George

Freyneland
by Peter Freyne

Front Porch Forum
by Michael Wood-Lewis

Ghost of Midnight
by Michael Wood-Lewis

Glow-in-the-Dark Radio
by Mike Luoma

HANDS
by Megan Humphrey and friends

Healthyhippiemagazine.com
by Taraleigh Silberberg

Hodska on the Web
by Steve Hodska

iBurlington
by Brian Brown

Identity Theory
by Matt Borondy

Inside Track
by Peter Freyne

JeremyRyan.org
by Jeremy Ryan

Local Action Works
by Owen Mulligan and Friends

Loyal's Tidal Wave
by Loyal Ploof

Maverick Media
by Greg Guma

Penelope Post
by Penelope Wall

Radio Deli
by Pam Scanlon

Repeal IRV
by Owen Mulligan

Rip and Read
by Alex Ball

Ron Paul Movement Hour Blog
by Steve Hodska

SEA+BA
by Mark Stephenson

She's Right (Original Site)
by Charity Tensel

She's Right (New Site)
by Charity Tensel

Spitting Out Teeth
by Jay

The 9/11 Non-conspiracist
Gazetteer

by Marc Awodey

The Burlington Livable Community Project
by The AARP

The Bove's Blog
by Mark Bove

The Deli Magazine
by Adena Harford

The Deadbeat Club
by Eva Sollberger

The Golden Age of Robots
by Adam Rabin

The Stech Blog
by Chris Stecher

The Vermont Daily Briefing (VDB)
by Philip Baruth

Undead Molly
by "Undead Molly"

UVM College Democrats
by UVM College Democrats

VCAM (Channel 15) Blog
by Vermont Community Access Media (VCAM)

Ward 5 NPA News
by Basil Vansuch

Vermont Buzz
by The Burlington Free Press

Vermonters for a Real 9/11 Investigation
by Frank Haddleton

Yes and No
by Frank ____

Koko and Nectar

Surrounding Area
Blogs and Websites

Broadsides
by Michael Colby

BureaucracyBlog.com
Deborah G. Alicen. Ph.D.

Defenders Council of Vermont
by Jamie Zeppernick

Five Before Chaos (Original Site)
by JD Ryan

Five Before Chaos (New Site)
by JD Ryan

Food Stamp Mamas
by "Jeremy" and "Zappaflower"

From the Newsdesk
by Chris Fells

Green Mountain Daily
by John Odum and Friends

Green Mountain Jamie
by Jamie ______

Green Mountain Politics 1
by Christopher Potter Stewart

I must be Dreaming
by Jamie ______

Illuminati Slayer
by Peter Stevenson

Lilac Knitting
by Kristine

Minor Heresies
by "Heretic"

Norsehorse's Home on the Web
by Morgan W. Brown

Norsehorse's Home Turf
by Morgan W. Brown

Political Animal
by Steve Benen and featuring Hilzoy

Politicker VT
by Jared Corey Kushner

Reason and Brimstone
by Julie Waters and Friends

The Carpetbagger Report
by Steve Benen

The Dwinell Political Report
by James Dwinwll

The Prog Blog
by Vermont Progressives

Tirade Parade
by "Tirade25"

Vermont Commons
by Brian McClintock

Vermont Hum
by Brian McClintock

Vermont Scrap Wood
by Scrapwood

Vermont Snarky Boy
by Michael Colby

What's the point?
by "Vermonter"

"Burlington"

Fletcher Free Library
Burlington City Arts
Burlington Free Press
Burlington College
Burlington Currency Project
Burlington Film Makers
Burlington Gardens
Preservation Burlington
Burlington Nights
Burlington Schools Coalition
Burlington Telecom

The Just Once Archives:

Amendment I

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

Click Sticker to get one.
Yours free with Paypal donation of any amount.

Amendment VII

In suits at common law, where the value in controversy shall exceed twenty dollars, the right of trial by jury shall be preserved, and no fact tried by a jury, shall be otherwise reexamined in any court of the United States, than according to the rules of the common law.

Burlington Music Scene

AramBedrosian.com
Big Heavy World
Icebox Records
Live Music Beth
Nato
Tom Azarian

Other Random Websites

http://www.antiwar.com
Radio Free Quaker
AlGore.org
Bellisse
christopherpearson.org
CCTV Channel 17
Here (BurlingtonPol.com)

Ari K's Strange Blue Planet

Bach's Cello Suite #1 in G Major Prelude

"Bulldog's" Bio

My Dream House

Adbusters

Daily Kos

Michael Moore

Nizkor

CCTV Channel 17

VCAM Channel 15

Vermont Guardian

UVM Cynic

WVAA 1390 AM

AM 620 WVMT

90.1 WRUV FM


Lois the Hot Dog Lady


Women Helping Battered Women

Dr. Tuna, et al.

7D

Burlington "Free" Press

WCAX Channel 3 (CBS)

WPTZ Channel 5 (NBC)

SEABA

Vermont Bar Association

Chittenden Solid Waste District

Chittenden Solid Waste District

Carnegie library building

Wiki Leaks

Madeleine Kunin's Resume

Famous Vermonters Part I

Famous Vermonters Part II

True Crime in Burlington

Kennedy Family Tree

Rockefeller Family Tree

Bush Family Tree

Church of the Subgenius

Robert Anton Wilson

Right Here Writing From China!

Democracy Now!

Neighborhood Planning Assemblies

Huffington Post

Editor and Publisher

Bet on Politics!

Political Graveyard

Rasmussen Reports

Mark Fiore

Frame Shop

The King of All Media

Alexandra Kosteniuk

Yahoo!

Google

Dictionary

Bellisse

Boob Nazis

MRBFK

ACLU

Center for Digital Democracy

Free Radio Burlington

The Freedom Forum

Amendment II

A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed.

Random Election Literature

Yahoo!

Google

Dictionary

blog

"Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore, Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed, to me: I lift my lamp beside the golden door."

-Emma Lazarus, 1883

Church Street Energy System

Powered by
"The Medium is the Message."
Whatever things
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Duis ligula lorem, consequat eget, tristique nec, auctor quis, purus. Vivamus ut sem. Fusce aliquam nunc vitae purus.
Whatever things
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Duis ligula lorem, consequat eget, tristique nec, auctor quis, purus. Vivamus ut sem. Fusce aliquam nunc vitae purus.