"I'm just canvasing the crowd and directing them to experts," she said.
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And she's going to keep canvasing for signatures on her petition opposing it.
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They are canvasing the neighborhood for surveillance or CCTV video and looking at witness statements.
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To his luck, detectives canvasing the area found Quavo running around the Crown Hill area, a neighborhood in Seattle.
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Canvasing can be a little awkward and frustrating, he said, especially when talking to people who don't plan to vote.
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Those protests began over diesel tax increases, but ended up canvasing general discontent over the cost of living and the economy.
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ACLU's People Power has events across the country including meet-ups, marches, and canvasing to increase involvement in the voting process.
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Fort has focused his canvasing efforts in south Atlanta, a predominantly black neighborhood where he has also set up his campaign office.
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In New York City, half a dozen workers in the planning department have been similarly canvasing neighborhoods for the last 15 months.
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A man named Buck Beasley, along with Jeremy Williams and Anthony Hernandez, had been out canvasing Walter's neighborhood in Beasley's flat-bottom boat.
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Chicago PD tells us they are investigating the attack as a possible hate crime, and they are canvasing the area for any video.
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She and her friend Maria Ponce de Leon spend a few days a week canvasing in Boyle Heights, a Los Angeles neighborhood where 94 percent of the population is Latino.
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Though she started the project in East London, canvasing the area and documenting the movements of community members, Antolí is working towards a "world gesture map," an open source database of everyday motions around the globe.
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The UAG cause even received a celebrity endorsement from Rosario Dawson, who was on campus canvasing for Bernie Sanders in anticipation of California's presidential primary on June 7, and was approached by supporters of the gallery.
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The group of 10 delegates from the United Kingdom ranges from teenagers to 30-year-olds, and they are currently helping with the "Get Out the Vote" campaign in Florida, making calls and canvasing the towns.
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Finally, the man, with flecks of gray in his temples, becomes a Scoutmaster. Each of the figures is looking at a single point off of the canvasing, giving them the feeling of being united in a single purpose.
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The VEP received 23,252 first preference votes in the Senate (0.17% of votes), while the sole House of Representatives candidate received 973 votes. The VEP did not run any candidates in the 2019 Australian federal election, rather they focused on canvasing the views of major candidates in key electorates.
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The elections are postponed, and the trio are on the run from the police – who have launched a manhunt for them. The College Principal announces fresh elections, and with no one to challenge outside elements, it looks like the campus will be taken over by political parties – who may have a vested interest in canvasing the future vote in India's elections – leading to even more chaos and instability.
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Due to the unique circumstances of the combination of ocean tidal surge during Sandy and the type of low income bungalow homes affected, extensive education and community outreach had to be done about proper mold remediation. Canvasing, mold skill shares, volunteer mold removal was offered as a first response by Occupy Sandy. Without any national certification, education, or accurate information available Occupy Sandy coordinators had to become self-taught experts in the subject.
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Gerbic's skeptical activism work has drawn criticism from alternative medicine and paranormal claim proponents. In an interview with Tim Farley about the Wikipedia controversy with Deepak Chopra and Rupert Sheldrake, Gerbic stated that she understands the frustration that public figures must have over articles that change without their control, but that accusations of canvasing to recruit and train editors in a particular area have typically resulted from misinterpreting Wikipedia rules. "Wikipedia needs people to edit..." and "pseudoscience" must be well substantiated before it can be added to an article. Skeptics also have edits removed when not well cited.
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Arthur Sackler marketed in publications targeting physicians directly which increased the pace at which doctors learned about medicines and brought them to market, but did not ever participate in sales force canvasing and detailing, a technique now under tremendous scrutiny. The Medical Advertising Hall of Fame wrote in 1998, With Sackler's help, the pharmaceutical giant Pfizer, previously a chemical manufacturer, began its business in prescription drugs. In 1950, Pfizer had 8 salesmen and expanded that force to 2000 in 1957. Between 1950 and 1956, with Sackler's guidance, Pfizer competed in the new antibiotic marketplace with Terramycin.
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After one year, he was summarily grand juried out of the GSD by the faculty for being "overly involved in his work". By chance, Laffoley was given an issue of Progressive Architecture by his uncle with Frederick Kiesler on the cover. Laffoley felt Kiesler work was what he had been searching for, and after writing 17 letters, Laffoley came to New York and succeeded in apprenticing with Frederick Kiesler. While canvasing the art scene in New York, Laffoley would meet Andy Warhol, who offered him a place to sleep at his 87th Street fire station if he would report on late night television between 1 and 5 am.
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The election has seen K.T.R. actively touring all 150 wards of the city in a span of one week, conducting more than 100 public meetings while canvasing for TRS. Starting as early as 6 am every day, he worked round the clock to participate and engage with important leaders in the campaign sending a strong message to party cadre. He was seen to use his marketing skills and political experience to promote the party as a strong contender in the election. Hyderabad is a bastion for urban- centric parties like the Bharatiya Janata Party and Telugu Desam Party (TDP) which draw their support from the large Seemandhra population and working class residing in the city.
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Hopp's overall plan was to raise funds for the American Committee for Devastated France, by recruiting listening locations at selected theaters and halls, which would charge an admission fee that would be donated to the charity. However, he needed extensive technical assistance in order to set up the transmission and reception sites. Canvasing for individuals with radio expertise, he contacted the head of the American Radio Relay League, Hiram Percy Maxim, who dismissed the idea as impractical. Hopp then approached the National Amateur Wireless Association (NAWA), an organization headquartered at 326 Broadway in New York City, that was originally formed under the auspices of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America, and which became affiliated with the Radio Corporation of America when that company was created in 1919 to take over the American Marconi assets.
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Ontario Proud was active during the 2018 Ontario provincial elections, attacking liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne, later shifting its focus to NDP candidate Andrea Horwath as the NDP rose in the polls. The group spent approximately $60,000 on television ads and engaged in door-to- door canvasing. The group is reportedly very active in social media marketing, particularly on Facebook, where it used microtargeting. They have a very narrow right-wing focus, putting business above all else. Ontario Proud may have helped defeat Kathleen Wynne’s Liberal government in Ontario. In the lead up to the election, Ballingall boasted that “Ontario Proud's Facebook content was viewed almost 67 million times — more interactions than the Facebook pages of the three main parties, their leaders, the unions and all other political advocacy groups combined.” Ontario Proud has been criticized for blocking users who comment on their Facebook page in support of NDP or Liberal candidates. Ontario Proud has also frequently threatened legal action against critics.
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Bloodaxe, p75 Levertov, who was educated at home, showed an enthusiasm for writing from an early age and studied ballet, art, piano and French as well as standard subjects. She wrote about the strangeness she felt growing up part Jewish, German, Welsh and English, but not fully belonging to any of these identities. She notes that it lent her a sense of being special rather than excluded: "[I knew] before I was ten that I was an artist-person and I had a destiny". She noted: "Humanitarian politics came early into my life: seeing my father on a soapbox protesting Mussolini's invasion of Abyssinia; my father and sister both on soap-boxes protesting Britain's lack of support for Spain; my mother canvasing long before those events for the League of Nations Union; and all three of them working on behalf of the German and Austrian refugees from 1933 onwards… I used to sell the Daily Worker house-to-house in the working class streets of Ilford Lane".
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