MacWilliams and Woodrow for Assembly

Gloucester County Green Party (State Assembly)

Corporate money, flowing to both major parties, has resulted in massive tax cuts for ... all » the ... all » rich and the de-regulation of many industries, leaving us immersed in corporate profiteering.

The Green Party advocates a progressive state income tax which would recoup some of those tax breaks from the rich and provide real property tax relief!

We also advocate universal health insurance, because it is right.

We do NOT accept money from corporations, or developers, or any other special interest.

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Party- what it was like, being tired, rambling+fight the fly

Hello YouTubers,

Since I did not post a video for three days now I had to catch up with a lot of stuff:
My Thursday was of a helathy stressfullness. I went to school by bike (so I didn't need to work out) then had school, while my brother changed the insurance and stuff for my new scooter (Piaggo Vespa ET4, 125ccm). When I got home I was so happy to see it standing there. After a very quick dinner I had to go and get the keys for the place where I wanted to throw my party. Everything worked yout though the landlord was a... jerk (sorry , he was!) Then I had a comfy evening in front of TV.
My Friday: It's partytime ;) First I had to go to school, even though half of my classes had been dropped. In the afternoon I went to work out and then started organising my party. It was fun but a lot of work and stress. (In the Intro you'll see what I was wearing) Then I had my party. At 3a.m. today I had to throw the last people out in order to start cleaning things up. It took me about an hour to do the basic cleaning. After a long three hour nap, I had to get up again and finish it all off. Then I went to work out with a very good friend of mine. We had a lot of fun.
Tonight my dad and the family are going to eat at my favourite Japanese Restaurant. WUHU

PS: shout outs to my new subscribers.

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MADD and Nationwide Kick Off THINK.Prom Program with Nationa

Teens Encouraged to Pledge to Safe and Sober Partying During PromIt's prom season and time to THINK about that special date. Mothers Against Drunk Driving's (MADD) THINK.Prom program, which is nationally sponsored by Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company (Nationwide), asks students to pledge to be alcohol and drug free during prom.THINK.Prom is part of the THINK. year-round, alcohol-use prevention program launched last fall by MADD and Nationwide to empower students to pledge to be alcohol and drug free all year. The peer-to-peer, accountability program provides consistent, positive and lifesaving messages to young people who receive many inconsistent messages about alcohol from friends, siblings and even parents.For the first time this year, high school students can enter the THINK.Prom Video Scrapbook Contest. Keeping the Party Safe. Party Sober theme in mind, students can submit a video up to two minutes in length starting February 22 through April 2. The winning student will receive a $500 award and the student's school will receive a $1,000 award from Nationwide. "The THINK.Prom video contest is a creative way students can share lifesaving messages and encourage their peers to think about their choices," said Bill Windsor, Nationwide associate vice president of Safety. "Teens use technology as a way of communicating with one another and listening to one another. We view this as an opportunity to showcase their work while promoting a fun prom without alcohol. Everyone wins when students have a safe, sober and memorable prom." Statistics show that traffic deaths among teens during typical prom season weekends (March 1-May 31) are higher than any other time of year. In 2005, 290 young people ages 15-20 were killed in alcohol-related crashes—of those 198 deaths involved a 15-20 year old impaired driver."We can't stress enough that the choices students make today affect their world tomorrow," said Glynn Birch, MADD national president. "We want to encourage teens to make a pledge to party safe and sober at prom so they can remember every detail of one of the biggest nights of the year. We're asking students to make a promise to each other leave alcohol out of prom, never ride with someone who's been drinking and to buckle up. We are proud to work with Nationwide to provide the THINK.Prom program because young lives shouldn't be cut short due to alcohol."Students can receive a number of rewards for making good choices including free Napster downloads, text messaging, screensavers and cell phone wallpaper. Schools participating in the THINK.Prom program receive a pledge pack that includes a giant pledge signing banner, individual pledge sheets, a powerful DVD to show in the classroom or to an entire assembly, artful awareness posters, ID cards, event hand stamp and giveaways such as penny stickers, party mints and rear-view mirror tags. Schools also receive safety posters for spring break and graduation.Alcohol is the No. 1 drug problem among youth killing more young people than all other illicit drugs combined. More than 6,000 young people die each year due to alcohol-related causes including traffic crashes. In 2005, 2,035 15-20 year olds were killed in alcohol-related traffic crashes. Of those, 1,387 youth aged 15-20 died in crashes involving a 15-20 year old alcohol-impaired driver.For more information, please visit www.madd.org or call (800) GET MADD.

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MADD And Nationwide Kick Off THINK.Prom Program With National Vi

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Teens Encouraged to Pledge to Safe and Sober Partying During Prom


It is prom season and time to THINK about that special date.Mothers Against Drunk Drivings (MADD) THINK.Prom program,which is nationally sponsored by Nationwide Mutual InsuranceCompany (Nationwide), asks students to pledge to be alcohol and drug free during prom.

THINK.Prom is part of the THINK. year round, alcohol useprevention program launched last fall by MADD and Nationwideto empower students to pledge to be alcohol and drug free allyear. The peer to peer, accountability program providesconsistent, positive and lifesaving messages to young peoplewho receive many inconsistent messages about alcohol from friends, siblings and even parents.

For the first time this year, high school students can enterthe THINK.Prom Video Scrapbook Contest. Keeping the PartySafe. Party Sober theme in mind, students can submit a videoup to two minutes in length starting February 22 through April2. The winning student will receive a $500 award and the students school will receive a $1,000 award from Nationwide.

The THINK.Prom video contest is a creative way students canshare lifesaving messages and encourage their peers to thinkabout their choices, said Bill Windsor, Nationwide associatevice president of Safety. Teens use technology as a way ofcommunicating with one another and listening to one another.We view this as an opportunity to showcase their work whilepromoting a fun prom without alcohol. Everyone wins when students have a safe, sober and memorable prom.

Statistics show that traffic deaths among teens during typicalprom season weekends (March 1-May 31) are higher than anyother time of year. In 2005, 290 young people ages 15-20 werekilled in alcohol related crashes of those 198 deaths involved a 15-20 year old impaired driver.

We cant stress enough that the choices students make todayaffect their world tomorrow, said Glynn Birch, MADD nationalpresident. We want to encourage teens to make a pledge toparty safe and sober at prom so they can remember every detailof one of the biggest nights of the year. We are askingstudents to make a promise to each other leave alcohol out ofprom, never ride with someone who has been drinking and tobuckle up. We are proud to work with Nationwide to provide theTHINK.Prom program because young lives shouldnt be cut short due to alcohol.

Students can receive a number of rewards for making goodchoices including free Napster downloads, text messaging,screensavers and cell phone wallpaper. Schools participatingin the THINK.Prom program receive a pledge pack that includesa giant pledge signing banner, individual pledge sheets, apowerful DVD to show in the classroom or to an entireassembly, artful awareness posters, ID cards, event hand stampand giveaways such as penny stickers, party mints andrear-view mirror tags. Schools also receive safety posters for spring break and graduation.

Alcohol is the No. 1 drug problem among youth killing moreyoung people than all other illicit drugs combined. More than6,000 young people die each year due to alcohol-related causesincluding traffic crashes. In 2005, 2,035 15-20 year olds werekilled in alcohol related traffic crashes. Of those, 1,387youth aged 15-20 died in crashes involving a 15-20 year old alcohol impaired driver.

THINK.Prom Video Contest Rules
The contest runs from February 22 through April 2. Studentscan upload their video entries at the video service Web siteof their choice. The winner of the video scrapbook contestwill be announced in early May and will receive a $500 cashaward from Nationwide, and will be featured on thethink.madd.org Web site and in the THINK.Prom 2008 schoolassembly DVD. The winning entrants school will also receive a$1,000 cash award from Nationwide. Students must first reviewand accept the official contest rules at think.madd.org before submitting their entry.

For more information on the THINK.Prom program, video contestor materials, visit think.madd.org. To download the broadcastquality video news release (VNR), sound bites, B-roll andaudio news release (ANR), please go to http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/madd/26893.

About MADD
MADD has a long-standing history of supporting safe choicesamong today' youth in schools and in communities. MADDs inschool education and prevention programs for elementary tohigh school students include Protecting You/Protecting Me,multimedia assembly shows and class packs, Youth In Action,AlcoholEdu for High School and Red Ribbon week materials. MADDalso works with young people, law enforcement and the entire community to limit alcohol access to youth.

Founded in 1980, MADD' mission is to stop drunk driving,support the victims of this violent crime and prevent underagedrinking. MADD's Campaign to Eliminate Drunk Driving calls forintensive, high visibility law enforcement, mandatory ignitioninterlocks for all convicted drunk drivers, development ofadvanced vehicle based technology and community support. MADDis a 501(c)(3) non-profit, grassroots organization withapproximately 400 affiliates and 2 million members andsupporters nationwide. For more information, please visit www.madd.org or call (800) GET MADD.

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