2 Tickets to A Tale of Two Cities w/ Bill Strickland - Raise the Hammer

2 Tickets to A Tale of Two Cities w/ Bill Strickland

By Trey Shaughnessy
Published November 27, 2009

Revitalization

I have two tickets to see A Tale of Two Cities, a presentation at Hamilton Place with renowned author Bill Strickland talking about his efforts to revitalize Pittsburgh after the decline of its steel industry.

Two tickets to see A Tale of Two Cities could be yours!

Unfortunately, I can't make it to the event, so I'm posting them on RTH.

The first registered RTH user to post a comment on this blog entry requesting the tickets gets them. Just email me after confirming you posted the first comment to arrange obtaining the tickets.

Trey lives in Hamilton with his family. He is co-owner of an advertising agency, and develops brand awareness and creative services for the entertainment and tourism industry. His essays have appeared in The Energy Bulletin, Post Carbon Institute, Peak Oil Survival, and Tree Hugger, and he has appeared on Toronto's Goldhawk Live. Trey volunteers with the London Chapter of The Council of Canadians.

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By TreyS (registered)
Posted November 27, 2009 at 14:07:19

The tickets have been claimed.

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By highwater (registered)
Posted November 27, 2009 at 14:36:15

I'm going to this, but I also have a few extra tickets. I can be contacted via the ed.

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Two-way IS the compromise.

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By grassroots are the way forward (registered)
Posted November 30, 2009 at 22:09:39

Mr Strickland brought an important message to our city. His approach to live and to those that struggle is what we should be striving for.

People need to hear this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CF6SDm4MH...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E7JSNfMt...

My question is:

Why are we listening to the very agencies that step on the poor?

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Those from the grassroots can affect change

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