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2010-02-22T16:36:00.000-08:00

http://www.writingresource.info/
These tools and those at
http://www.resourceresource.org/
are created by Timothy Flanagan
of http://www.thewordsmithcollection.org/

Tim is a writer, editor, tutor, and publisher.
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http://www.activismresource.org/, http://activismnewsletterat.blogspot.com/
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http://www.internationalpeaceresources.org/, http://www.peaceresource.com/,
http://www.peaceresource.org/, http://www.readingresources.org/,
http://www.thewordsmithcollection.org/, http://www.unionresource.org/,
http://www.writingresource.info/, http://www.writingresource.net/,
http://www.writingresource.org/, http://www.writingresources.org/,
http://sites.google.com/site/pdxactivismnews/
www.writingresource.info/blog
www.WritingResource.info/activismnewsletter
best regards, Tim Box 22/Lake Oswego,OR/97034-0003
503-697-1670 editor@writingresource.org
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Writing, Activism, & Creative Arts
(Clackamas, Multnomah, & Washington Counties)
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Get Published!

2010-02-02T18:38:00.000-08:00

Calling all writers!
Let Portland Community College
help you get published.
Submissions are currently
being accepted to be featured in
Alembic, PCC Sylvania's quarterly literary magazine.
Take advantage of this fantastic opportunity
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Writing Tutor

2009-09-10T15:42:00.000-07:00

Writing Resource: Tutoring, Editing, Writing, Communications

Friday, September 04, 2009

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Friday, September 4th, 2009

Hello,

If you or anyone you know may require tutoring,
editing, or assistance with writing for high school,
college, graduate school, professional assignments,
articles, or book manuscripts. Please contact us!

We also provide training for Microsoft Office Suites,
preparation for the SAT, skills with Adobe In-Design,
Computer Training (how computers work), and/or
Web-Page Creation with a variety of builders.. Clients come to us to communicate more effectively.

If you are a new or existing client, working
on a special project, or are just curious...
Please call Tim and schedule a session
in your part of town and at your convenience.
Telephone: 503-697-1670
or e-mail at Tim@writingresource.org
http://www.writingresource.info/writingtutor.html

Hourly Tutoring Rates:
Students $25-35/hr
Others $35-45/hr
Home tutoring $30-60/hour
Commercial $60/hr Click here for flyer

The above rates include the creation of an individual resource for writing which
includes an interactive dictionary, specialized tools, and a unique set of resources.

Editing Quotes: We edit for grammar, style, substance, and content.
Copy-editing: $30.00/hr or for In-depth editing ($1.00 to $5.00 per page).
This fee covers overall review of transitions & rhetoric. Minimum order: $15.
For longer work, send first five pages, for precise estimate. contact Tim@writingresource.org

"The Pen is Mightier than the Sword, and Considerably Easier to Write With"
.......... Marty Feldman (1934-1982)

Word of the Day

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Definition:	(noun) Powerlessness revealed by an inability to act.
Synonyms:	helplessness, weakness
Usage:	She stood frozen, in a state of impuissance, as her friend was mauled by the escaped tiger.

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Quote of the Day

One word frees us of all the weight and pain of life. That word is love.
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Mayday!

2009-04-23T10:33:00.000-07:00

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PDX May Day: May 1st 2009

May Day 2009
Friday, May 1st,
South Park Blocks, downtown Portland!
1:00 PM - Posters and Party!
4:00 PM - Rally (speakers and entertainment)!
5:00 PM - MARCH!
Help us get the word out!!!
Color Flyer1 - download, print out,
and hit the streets and your favorite cafes!
ColorFlyer2, Colorflyer3

http://activismnewsletterat.blogspot.com/
- leaflet those movie lines, grocery stores and the roller derby!
More information at http://www.peaceresource.org/
To download a handbill click here.

We are all in this together.

2008-11-30T16:44:00.001-08:00

The group mind expressed itself when traditional American values triumphed November 4 over the exteme positions espoused by the current administration. (neocolonial occupation, vapid amorality, situational ethics, pre-emptive aggression, institutionalized corruption, feckless arrogance, trickle-down corporate welfare, cost-plus-no-bid contracts, union-bashing, denial of science, studious ignorance, class war, sad delusions, flat lies, et al)
Friends and neighbors joined hands, across party lines, to reject corporate adventurism abroad, and a perverse advocacy for torture, rape, murder, and wiretapping. The American people flatly rejected a host of intrusive initiatives which threaten our constitution, contradict our values, and have aggregiously undermined our military readiness, economic security, and global reputation.
Our new national direction towards constitutional integrity, accountability, and moral compunction bodes well for this nation and the planet.

best regards and happy holidays... Tim Writingresource.info/thanksgiving.html Writingresource.info/twsc.html WritingResource.info/search

2008-11-28T20:02:00.000-08:00

Internationally Certified Master Tutor Schedule your tutoring sessions in Multnomah, Clackamas, and Washington Counties...Tutoring Tutoring, editing,&practical assistance
We provide resources for communication skills, writing, reading, study skills, SAT preparation, computer literacy, and more. Our clients include students of all ages: teachers, professors, small businesses, nonprofits, and professionals. We provide tutoring at Beaverton Library, Lake Oswego Library, PCC Campuses, PSU, Tigard High School, Tualatin High School, and other locations and venues.
Please call to schedule a session at one of these locations or at other locations or coffeehouses where wireless access is available. Home tutoring is also available. 503-697-1670Private Tutor Hourly Rates:Students $25-35/hr Others $35/hr Home tutoring 35-60/hourCommercial $49/hrClick here for flyerEditing Quote: We edit grammar, style, substance, and content. Copy-editing: $30.00/hr In-depth editing $1.00 to $3.00 per page. This fee covers overall review of transitions & rhetoric. Minimum order: $15. For longer work, send first five pages, for precise estimate.
Click here to blog us and talk... Or here to mail. Contact Tim: tim@writingresource.org
Some useful links: Internationally Certified Master TutorHourly Rates: Students $25-35/hr Others $35.00/hr Commercial $49.00/hrHome Tutoring: 35-60/ஹர்

We provide tutoring, editing, & and practical assistance We provide resources for improving communication skills.These may include writing, reading, study skills, SAT preparation, & computer literacy. Our clients include students, teachers, professors, graduate students, and professionals. or Send in a Two-Page Writing Samplee
http://www.writingresource.info/ If you are interested, this is a great place to get some assistance with writing, reading, study skills, editing, computerliteracy, standardized test prep, literacy, ESL, ENNL, essays,poetry, master's thesis, critical documents, etc..
e-mail tutoringdowntown@writingresource.org or call 503-697-1670 best regards,
Tim Box 22/Lake Oswego,OR/97034-0003 Search 503-697-௧௬௭
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2007-08-14T18:43:00.000-07:00

KBOO LABOR RADIO and JWJ Update

2007-07-14T20:15:00.000-07:00

KBOO Labor Radio is about working people & organizing…Here are some future KBOO Labor Radio shows:

Third Monday: July 16th Kevin Card, legislative liaison of the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC), norm ally hosts this discussion, but Kevin is working on a project. (The Secretary of States national organization is meeting in Portland...and Kevin is scheduled to convince them of the efficacy of vote by mail.) Tim Flanagan (publicist for PCCFF) will be filling in and bringing you an exciting show which will include Rob Wagner(Director of Government Relations and Political and Legislative affairs for AFT-Oregon)who will join with us to discuss Oregon politics, labor unions, and our listeners' concerns... Larry Galizio (Oregon house district 35) who represents portions of Washington and Multnomah County, http://www.leg.state.or.us/galizio/ will provide his perspective on a variety of issues. Michael Morrow of PCC Child Care Services, America Reads, Sylvania Roots Program, &PCCFF Political Action VP will again join the show with his insights, and if we are fortunate, Diane Rosenbaum a Democrat and the Oregon State Representative for Oregon State House District 42 may also be be in the studio. We will begin with a discussion of Kevin's endeavors with expanding mail-in voting, and then move into the various legislative agendas relevant to working people: universal health care, universal education, more equitable corporate funding, progress in the last session, disappointments, prospects for hope in the next session, and current developments on the Oregon political horizon. Monday 6-7pm 90.7fm Studio Line (503) 231-8187
Fourth Monday, July 23rd April 23rd Union Issues and Concerns Monday 6-7pm 90.7fm Maribeth Healey and Lane Poncy will host Kens Allen, executive director of AFSCME Council 75 normally hosts with Maribeth Healey, executive director of Oregonians for Health Security Barbara L Roberts (not the ex-Governor, but an instructor at PCC!) will be a guest, and will continue the conversation as a guest on Fifth Monday!
Fifth Monday Labor Radio: July 30th We will discuss the Conference on Contingent Academic Labor, COCAL-Oregon, and focus on how teaching, research, service, equity, and issues of Academic freedom & Civic-engagement can inform professional educators and provide avenues for change. Guests include Barbara L. Roberts, Part-time Instructor at the Student Learning Center at PCC, David Rives, part-time instructor at the Workforce Training Center and Grievance/Contract Administrator for PCCFF , and Full-Time Instructor at PCC and PCCFF President Michael Dembrow. We will talk about the issues part-timers face, the Re: Tri-National Conference on Contingent Academic Labour and Oregon-COCAL Oregon Coalition of Contingent Academic Labor: an umbrella group of part-time teacher activists working to improve working conditions, achieve equity in pay and benefits, and better serve students throughout the state. Click here to go to the Oregon COCAL website.
October 29th. Internet Day. Featuring Online labor connections and activism. We will talk about how working people can make a difference. (Daylight Savings Time ends) November is native American Month. Solidarity with indigenous Americans.
December 31st
... New Years Eve, International Peace Day is January 1st 2008.

Strike Alert! Freightliner Workers Turn Down Contract, Walk Off Job! Wednesday July 25, 2007 12:00 PM, Beaverton,
Stay tuned for possible action. Click here for more details.
Hearing on Portland Sweatfree Ordinance Wednesday August 29, 2007 10:00 AM, TBA,
Show your support and click here for more info.

Come Join AFSCME Local 1995 for a Picnic!
Tuesday July 17, 2007 5:00 PM, 11611 NE Ainsworth Circle, Ainsworth Building Outside the Cafeteria,
HOT DOGS & HAMBURGERS, SALAD & CHIPS, LEMONADE & SUNSHINE!
Portland Assembly on Free Trade & Job Loss
Thursday July 19, 2007 6:30 PM, Portland Community College-Cascade Campus, 705 N. Killingsworth St., Student Center Cafeteria,
Join other Portland-area residents to discussthe negative impacts free trade has on our community.
Jobs with Justice Action Camp!
Saturday July 21, 2007 10:00 AM, SEIU 49 Hall, 3536 SE 26th, Portland,
Calling all Jwj activists, organizers and pledgers! Come together to share, learn and practice our effectiveness in the streets.
JwJ Steering Committee Meeting
Monday August 6, 2007 5:30 PM, AFSCME Offices, 6025 E. Burnside St., Portland,

Get active!

2006-09-18T17:13:00.000-07:00

Get active!
Contact Elected Officials or write a letter to the editor, get active! All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing. Edmund Burke (1729 - 1797) Contact us Jobs Fair Use The Wordsmith Collection Magazine for Writing, Activism, & Creative Arts Bookmark This Site Click to comment Blue links are on-server links TheWordsmithCollection.org Box 22, Lake Oswego, OR 97034-003 (503-697-1670) creativity@WritingResource