[nfbmi-talk] In Response to James

Elizabeth Mohnke lizmohnke at hotmail.com
Fri Jun 13 15:52:08 UTC 2014 

Hello James,

If you are looking for  the National Federation of the Blind to endorse your
campaign, we as a non-profit organization cannot do this for you. While
individuals of our organization are more than free to make contributions to
your campaign, it is illegal for our organization to make any kind of
contribution to your campaign. Now I believe we have discussed this in the
past, so I would greatly appreciate it if you could stop spamming our email
list asking us to do something we cannot legally do.

Warm regards,
Elizabeth

-----Original Message-----
From: nfbmi-talk [mailto:nfbmi-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of James
Schmidt via nfbmi-talk
Sent: Friday, June 13, 2014 11:37 AM
To: Larry Posont; NFB of Michigan Internet Mailing List;
JAMESSCHMIDT1946 at YAHOO.COM
Subject: Re: [nfbmi-talk] NFB STEM2U is Coming to a City Near You!

Is there any chance of getting support from the federalist for my --Michigan
Senate Campaign???---Respectively Yours--Jimmy Schmidt--Today--June 13

	1. I STRONLY SUPPORT:---ELIMINATING --PROPERTY TAXES--MICHIGAN STATE
SALES TAX & INSTEAD REPLACE IT WITH:  "MICHIGANFAIRTAX.ORG"--THIS ALSO GIVES
SENIORS AN AUTOMATIC YEARLY REBATE OF $167 & WILL GREATLY STIMULATE
MICHIGAN"s ECONOMY-!!
	2. I STRONLY SUPPORT---"A PART TIME LEGISLATURE"--LIKE -44 OTHERS
STATES PRESENTLY HAVE & MICHIGAN HAD PRIOR TO 1963--THIS --WOULD REDUCE
--SENATOR's SALARY TO $34k PER YEAR & THEY COULD SPEND 10 COMPLETE
MONTHS--PHYSICALLY WORKING IN THEIR DISTRICT!!
	3. I DEFINITELY AM--"PRO/LIFE & PRO 1sr & 2nd AMENDMENT RIGHTS!!
	4. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS --PLEASE USE THE ONLINE
REPLY FORM @ MY WEBPAGE OR EMAIL ME BACK ON THIS EMAIL-.
	5. PRIMARY ELECTION IS AUGUST 5th, 2014-THANKS!
	6. I AM, AGAINST--"PAY IN ADVANCE" & "CASH IN ADVANCES
BUSINESSES"--THEY CHARGE APPROX. -345% INTEREST!!!
	7. I STRONGLY SUPPORT LEGISLATION--TO GIVE EACH PERMANENT RESIDENT A
YEARLY CASH BONUS CHECK {LIKE STATE OF ALASKA DOES} -TO BE
GENERATED BY THE SELECTED -MATURE TIMBER SALES  & REPLANTING ON STATE
PROPERTIES !!
	8. Check Out My WEBSITE PLEASE-THANKS!!
http://www.electjimmyschmidt4senator.com/
  


On Thursday, June 12, 2014 3:03 PM, Larry Posont via nfbmi-talk
<nfbmi-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
  


National Federation of the Blind of Michigan
7189 Connors Rd.
Munising, MI 49862

June 12, 2014

Dear Michigan Federationists:

     Here is some information you may wish to read.

Sincerely,
Larry Posont
President
National Federation of the Blind of Michigan
(906) 387-3546
Email: president.nfb.mi at gmail.com
Web page: www.nfbmi.org

Munising home of the beautiful Pictured Rocks.

> Esteemed Federationists:
> We need your help getting the word out about our upcoming STEM 
> programs, which will take place during the 2014-2015 school year. 
> These regional programs are open to blind students and their parents 
> as well as teachers from around the country. The application deadline 
> for high school students interested in attending is fast approaching 
> (June 15). The application deadline for elementary school students and 
> their parents as well as teachers is July 31. If you can pass the 
> information herein on to students, teachers, and parents in your area 
> that would be tremendously helpful. Below is the text of the brochure 
> that has been distributed broadly. Also, attached, for those who 
> prefer a graphical presentation, is an accessible pdf of the print 
> brochure. If you or others have questions, you can reach the team at
STEM at nfb.org<mailto:STEM at nfb.org> or 410-659-9314, x2312.
> Yours in the Federation,
> Natalie Shaheen
> -------------------------------------
> NFB STEM2U is coming to a city near you during the 2014-2015 school year!
> The National Federation of the Blind (NFB), in partnership with 
> museums and science centers, will facilitate three regional science, 
> technology, engineering, and math (STEM) programs. NFB STEM2U expands 
> on the exciting and innovative work conducted by the NFB in the area 
> of informal STEM education through previous National Center for Blind 
> Youth in Science programs such as the NFB Youth Slam, NFB Project 
> Innovation, and NFB STEM-X.
> Each of the three regional programs will serve twenty blind elementary 
> school students (the juniors) and ten blind high school students (the 
> apprentices). All students will engage in hands-on inquiry-based STEM 
> learning at some of the country's largest museums and science centers.
> Moreover, the students will have the occasion to learn with and from 
> blind adult role models about how to succeed in the STEM classroom and 
> in every-day-life. Apprentices (the older students) will also have the 
> chance to develop and refine their leadership and mentoring skills as 
> they give back through their work with the juniors (the younger 
> students) throughout the program.
> Blind and low vision students who are looking for more opportunities 
> to learn about STEM and to have fun with their peers from across the 
> country should apply to attend NFB STEM2U.
> There will be three additional NFB STEM2U programs during the 
> 2015-2016 school year. If you are unable to attend this year's 
> programs, check back for more information about the 2015-2016 programs.
> NFB STEM2U at a glance
>
> *        Participants: 60 blind elementary school-aged students and 
> their parents, 30 blind high school-aged students, and 10 teachers
>
> *        Programs: *NFB STEM2U Baltimore, MD, 11/6/14-11/9/14; NFB 
> STEM2U Boston, MA, 3/12/15-3/15/15; NFB STEM2U Columbus, OH, 
> 5/14/15-5/16/15; and **NFB STEM2U Leadership Academy 9/5/14-9/7/14
>
> *        Registration fee: $0
>
> *        Learn more and Apply online
> www.blindscience.org/nfb-stem2u<http://www.blindscience.org/nfb-stem2u
> >
>
> *        Application deadline: Juniors July 31, 2014, Apprentices June 
> 15, 2014, Teachers July 31, 2014 *NFB STEM2U Baltimore will provide a 
> cohort of ten teachers with hands-on professional development in STEM 
> accessibility, technology, Braille, and how to foster a blind 
> student's development of a positive conception of blindness and 
> him/herself.
> **A weekend retreat held at the NFB Jernigan Institute in Baltimore, 
> Maryland, for the apprentices. At this retreat, high school students 
> will learn how to be positive role models and leaders for the younger 
> students who will attend their regional NFB STEM2U program later in the
year.
> Contact:
> Natalie Shaheen
> Director of Education, Jernigan Institute NATIONAL FEDERATION OF THE 
> BLIND STEM at nfb.org<mailto:STEM at nfb.org> This material is based upon 
> work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 
> 1322855.
>
>

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