New Jersey must fight for equal rightsBy Mike Tracey When Vermont became the fourth state in the union to recognize same-sex marriage, a chorus of anger and dismay rang out from the usual right-wing echo chambers. Sean Hannity scoffed, Rush Limbaugh howled and the various Christian family
BBC NewsGay marriage to a fatherBut then Vermont and Iowa happened. This is supposed to be a local thing, about being a father here and what that means and how I do it. But since I started writing tonight about how to doctor up a good spaghetti so that the father's who lack Iowa in no hurry to embrace gay-friendly status Vermont OKs gay marriage Comment by Evan Wolfson Freedom to Marry, Author of Why Marriage Matters
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Phone troubles in VermontThe financial markets have no faith in FairPoint's claims that they can turn things around. Its stock is trading below $1 a share. Last month, FairPoint's credit rating was downgraded by Standard & Poor's, mainly due to FairPoint's $2.5 billion of debt
'NOM' Laughingstocks to Critics: Thanks For Mocking Us, Now Please That "response" is apparently the legislature in Vermont passing gay marriage, and the governor of New York trying to reintroduce it here. Most importantly, they're worried about US. How do I know? All the opposition same-sex marriage blogs are talking
Tech venture headed for Vermont, not Heath Vt. The company will take up about 15000 square feet at the site to make forgery-resistant inlays for the mass transit, bank card, health care, gaming and event ticketing markets. Announcement of the plan for Vermont comes months after the Ohio
New Jersey must fight for equal rights - College of New Jersey Signal
15.04.09
When Vermont became the fourth state in the union to recognize same-sex marriage, a chorus of anger and dismay rang out from the usual right-wing echo chambers. Sean Hannity scoffed, Rush Limbaugh howled and the various Christian family values coalitions issued statements decrying the moral erosion of our once-great nation.
As their hateful dogmas fade faster into obscurity, it is getting easier to ignore these intolerable creeps and the vitriolic nonsense that they spew. But the words of Brian Brown, spokesperson of the seemingly innocuous National Organization for Marriage, remind us that the forces that seek to obstruct our path toward a progressive, secular society are still very much active, and they're targeting us next.
In the wake of the Vermont legislation's passage, Brown said, "Obviously there's a coming fight in New Jersey over same-sex marriage." He made those comments because public opinion in New Jersey is shifting, just as it is everywhere else in the nation.
I am thinking of moving to Vermont. Someone told me recently that Maine would be better. Any thoughts?
Sep 26, 2008 by johnsmobilewash | Posted in Other - United States
My family and I would like to move to Vermont. I heard that Maine would be better due to the job market in Vermont. I have warehouse and factory backgrounds and have worked at a naval shipyard. My wife prefers Vermont, but we need to go where the jobs are. Any info would be greatly appreciated between the two states.
that might have been me that suggested maine--damn i have way too much free time at work!!! but now that i know you've worked in shipyards then absolutely maine is a better choice---Bath Iron Works is a huge employer in the town of bath--about 25 minutes north of portland right on coastal maine---that area has some of the most spectacular coastline in the world--besides inland maine has everything VT has-- covered bridges, rolling mountains, ski resorts, quaint towns, PLUS the ocean and better towns/opportunities-- good luck, you'll love it--i'm sitting at work right now listening to the foghorns on the coast--you cant do that in VT!!!!
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Rogue Angel | Sep 26, 2008
What is Obama going to do for the market of cheese in vermont?
Jan 26, 2009 by Mr. Bigglesworth | Posted in Politics
Why don't you write him and ask instead of getting speculation from strangers?
wartz | Jan 26, 2009
I would like to write a book/guide for Vermont waterfalls, cascades and gorges. Is there a market for it?
Mar 04, 2006 by Mr.Waterfall | Posted in Search Engine Optimization
I have found over 300 such locations in just the northern part of the state and am continuing south. I would love to share them, but don't want to loose my shirt in publishing costs.
YES, there has always been a market for travel information. Sometimes it is just a local guide. Yours sound pretty universal. Go to a large bookstore (B&N) and look at the travel section, it is jammed. Remember to put in pictures and maps. GOOD LUCK
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BBC NewsGay marriage to a fatherBut then Vermont and Iowa happened. This is supposed to be a local thing, about being a father here and what that means and how I do it. But since I started writing tonight about how to doctor up a good spaghetti so that the father's who lack Iowa in no hurry to embrace gay-friendly status Vermont OKs gay marriage Comment by Evan Wolfson Freedom to Marry, Author of Why Marriage Matters
