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Comment by Leslie G. on November 16, 2009 at 3:43pm

Join in on the discussion Lets talk about the Natural Gas Act of 2009

Comment by Leslie G. on November 9, 2009 at 4:58am

Representative Thomas Rooney has cosponsored HR1835 for Florida District 16.
Way to Go FL District 16!

Comment by Leslie G. on November 6, 2009 at 5:14pm

LMAO

Comment by Stacey Williams on November 6, 2009 at 5:08pm

I just recieved my Sarah Palin Going Rogue t-shirt and my husband ordered a Glenn Beck 9.12 Principles and Values t-shirt. to wear the next time we go to our local town hall meeting.
We've been receiving a lot of compliments when we wore them around town and met a lot of new people who want to join the 912 movement, as well as to support our next President Sarah Palin.

You can order these t-shirts for yourself and your family at http://www.crosstrendsclothing.com while they are on sale now with free shipping. We got our t-shirts within a week!

to wear the next time we go to our local town hall meeting. Best Wishes to all throughout the day.

Stacey Williams

Comment by Jeff Greene on October 29, 2009 at 4:29pm

Keep up the good work Leslie, we are making progress.

Comment by Leslie G. on October 29, 2009 at 3:18pm

Solar Energy Center in Arcadia, Florida

Comment by Shirley on October 29, 2009 at 11:58am

Here is a good web site from the Nicholas School of the Environment at Duke U. The paper here contains sections on tax deductions to encourage local production of clean energy (this paper is written re wind energy)--encouraging wind turbine manufacturers to locate their production lines IN THIS COUNTRY (emphasis added!) I hate for us to produce equip. needed somewhere overseas, when it could be produced here in the US, creating more jobs for the unemployed here.

Comment by Shirley on October 29, 2009 at 11:50am

Hope the event yesterday evening had a big impact! In the Charlotte Co. newspaper today there was a reference to that event, as well as to a couple of proposals for the upcoming FL legislative session: (1) a state proposal to allow drilling in the Atlantic 3 miles out from FL coast, and 10.35 in the Gulf from the FL Coast; and (2) the Legislature needs to take action to extend Fla's current $4-per-watt solar rebate, to make the rebate a "viable long-term incentive".

Comment by Leslie G. on October 28, 2009 at 5:22am

Friends:
Wednesday evening, Oct. 28 from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m., Florida State University, Gannett Florida and the Tallahassee Democrat are hosting an important event on offshore energy exploration.

A panel of proponents and a panel of opponents will answer questions about energy exploration from members of the studio audience and those watching on the Internet around the state. State Sen. Mike Haridopolos and State Rep. Dean Cannon will join in the discussion.

It promises to be an educational event about what could be the hottest issue in Tallahassee during the next Legislative Session.We need you to participate. Please take time and submit a question for the panelists. Questions may be submitted for consideration before the event to
FlaForum@Tallahassee.com

The program is being broadcast from WFSU-TV in Tallahassee. Florida State University will air the program live on 4FSU, its cable television channel in Leon, Gadsden, and Wakulla Counties, as well as webcasting the program on wfsu.org.

Additionally, viewers can watch and participate in the forum on the Internet at www.Tallahassee.com and may post comments to a live blog and pose questions to forum participants. The same chat and live stream of the forum can be viewed at www.10connects.com, www.firstcoastnews.com, www.pnj.com, www.floridatoday.com and www.news-press.com for area-specific coverage at Gannett sites in the Tampa, Jacksonville, Pensacola, Melbourne, and Fort Myers areas.

So be sure to tune in tomorrow (Wednesday) from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. to watch and participate in this important forum on energy exploration.
Let your voice be heard on this important issue.
Thank you,
The EnergyFLA Team

Comment by Shirley on October 14, 2009 at 7:33am

Charlotte County/Punta Gorda has several Solar Power industrial site projects on hold waiting for funding (See The Charlotte Sun, 10/11/09 CITY WATER MAY SHINE, Renewable energy center could mean big demand, by Greg Martin, p5, at www.sunnewspapers.net). I would hope that these and other local projects would be eligible for revenue sharing under this proposed FL legislation. Maybe sharing in funding for renewable energy local projects would soften resistance to drilling from environmental groups, as well as strengthen support from groups pushing for more good jobs creation in our state. Remember: It's Jobs, stupid!

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