17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability

Primary tabs

Secondary tabs

... (Array, 11 elements)
- body (Array, 16 elements)
 - #theme (String, 5 characters ) field
 - #weight (String, 1 characters ) 1
 - #title (String, 4 characters ) Body
 - #access (Boolean) TRUE
 - #label_display (String, 6 characters ) hidden
 - #view_mode (String, 4 characters ) full
 - #language (String, 3 characters ) und
 - #field_name (String, 4 characters ) body
 - #field_type (String, 17 characters ) text_with_summary
 - #field_translatable (String, 1 characters ) 0
 - #entity_type (String, 4 characters ) node
 - #bundle (String, 17 characters ) drupalimc_article
 - #object (Object) stdClass
 
 vid (String, 4 characters ) 2926
 
 uid (String, 1 characters ) 0
 
 title (String, 132 characters ) 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally...
 
 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability
 
 log (String, 0 characters )
 
 status (String, 1 characters ) 1
 
 comment (String, 1 characters ) 2
 
 promote (String, 1 characters ) 0
 
 sticky (String, 1 characters ) 0
 
 nid (String, 4 characters ) 2926
 
 type (String, 17 characters ) drupalimc_article
 
 language (String, 3 characters ) und
 
 created (String, 10 characters ) 1136316959
 
 changed (String, 10 characters ) 1136335145
 
 tnid (String, 1 characters ) 0
 
 translate (String, 1 characters ) 0
 
 revision_timestamp (String, 10 characters ) 1136335145
 
 revision_uid (String, 1 characters ) 0
 
 body (Array, 1 element)
 
 und (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (Array, 5 elements)
 
 value (String, 11846 characters ) More than fifty anti-poverty advocates braved s...
 
 More than fifty anti-poverty advocates braved stormy weather today at the State Capitol to urge action on skyrocketing heating bills, lack of access to affordable quality health care, and high housing costs. The only way to provide universal coverage in a simple, efficient, and cost-effective manner is to institute in New York State an expanded system of Medicare for All.  More than fifty anti-poverty advocates braved stormy weather today at the State Capitol toÂ urge action on skyrocketing heating bills, lack of access to affordable quality health care, and high housing costs.Â The groups,also said the food lines at food pantries and soup kitchens remain at historically high levels and expect the situation to worsen following federal budget cuts and changes in the federal TANF program.Â Speakers at the 17th annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State included: Dr. Paul Sorum of the Physicians for a National Health Program; Linda Schuyler of Food Pantries for the Capital District; Trudi Renwick of the Fiscal Policy Institute; Mark Dunlea of Hunger Action Network; Roger Markovics of United Tenants; Fred Pfeiffer, Capital District Worker Center; Demi McGuire of the Episcopal Public Policy Network; Michael Kink of Housing Works;Â and folksinger Joe Lombardo.Â â€œLow income families in <state w:st="on"><place w:st="on">New York</place></state> cannot afford to pay the increased cost of heating their homes this winter,â€ stated Trudi Renwick, senior economist at the Fiscal Policy Institute. â€œIf the federal government does not act to increase funds availableÂ through theÂ Home Energy Assistance Program, theÂ legislature should move quickly to establish a state supplement for the program.Â Last September, the Governor and the Senate suggested a $25 million state supplement.Â This does not even begin to provide the kind of assistance needed by low-income New Yorkers this winter.Â I estimate that low-income New Yorkers will need at least an additional $291 million in HEAP benefits to confront the skyrocketing energy costs this winter.â€œÂ Advocates are also urging an increase in home heating fuel allowance and the public assistance grant.Â â€œThe people of <place w:st="on"><placename w:st="on">New York</placename> <placetype w:st="on">State</placetype></place> have relied on charities, faith communities, food pantries and soup kitchens to care for the poor in our neighborhoods for too long. It is time for us to demand change, to say that hunger is an abomination not to be accepted. IF we look back in time 25 years year, a few of our local churches were beginning closet pantries. Today we have 43 food pantries and 22 soup kitchens in <city w:st="on">Albany</city> and southern <place w:st="on"><placename w:st="on">Rensselaer</placename> <placetype w:st="on">County</placetype></place> alone, serving more than 2 million meals each year. Programs do not have the resources to do what they are being asked to do,â€ noted Lynda Schuyler, Director of the Food Pantries of the Capitol District. Anti-hunger advocates are seeking an increase in state funding for the Hunger Prevention and Nutrition Assistance Program from $22.8 million to $30 million. State funding is down $2 million from four years ago. Groups are also concerned about Congressâ€™ elimination of all funding for the Community Food Nutrition Program, the main federal funding for anti-hunger organizations. The loss of CFNP will have a devastating impact upon anti-hunger organizationsÂ in NY and nationwide, particularly statewide advocacy groups."New Yorkers face a growing crisis in health care.Â Health insurance premiums are inexorably rising; businesses are struggling under, and increasingly shedding, the burden of providing health insurance for present and past employees; health providers and patients are drowning in the flood of red tape and regulations issued by the multiplicity of health insurers; physicians are plagued by often frivolous malpractice charges and rising malpractice insurance costs; and an increasing number of New Yorkers have no or inadequate health insurance,â€ stated Dr. Paul Sorum, chair of the Capital District Chapter of the Physicians for a National Health Program.Â â€œIt is time for Governor Pataki and the legislature to listen to the pleas for help coming from all sides and to make high quality and affordable health care services available to all <state w:st="on"><place w:st="on">New York</place></state> residents.Â It is time for them to realize that the only way to provide universal coverage in a simple, efficient, and cost-effective manner is to institute in <place w:st="on"><placename w:st="on">New York</placename> <placetype w:st="on">State</placetype></place> an expanded system of Medicare for All.Â Then physicians will be able to devote their time and energy to taking care of their patients, not their patients' insurance companies or their malpractice attorneys,â€ added Sorum.Â The Empire State Economic Security Campaign (ES2) endorses a single payer universal health program such as the New York Health program (A6576) sponsored by Assembly Health Committee chair Richard Gottfried. It also endorses the proposal to create a Legislative Commission on Health Care Coverage (A6575) to do cost-benefit analyses of all the various ways that state could provide quality, affordable health care for all. The groups are also urging the establishment of a comprehensive bulk purchasing program for prescription drugs.Â â€œWe need tax reform in <place w:st="on"><placename w:st="on">New York</placename> <placetype w:st="on">State</placetype></place>. Low and moderate income New Yorkers pay a much higher percentage of their income in state and local taxes than the wealthy. But rather than giving yet even more tax breaks to the wealthy and large corporations, lawmakers need to close tax loopholes that allow the rich and multistate companies to evade paying their fair share of the taxes. One small but important step is to copy what Ronald Reagan did at the federal level and require large companies to disclose how much taxes they pay in <state w:st="on"><place w:st="on">New York</place></state>. Then we will really find out who is paying too much and who isnâ€™t paying enough,â€ said Mark Dunlea, Associate Director of the Hunger Action Network.Â Hunger Action Network supports increasing accountability for the stateâ€™s multibillion economic development programs that gives tax breaks, subsidies and other handouts to businesses in the name of job creation. A key is the law governing local Industrial Development Agencies, which is set to expire in a few months. A coalition of labor, consumer and environmental groups are pushing for strong job performance and reporting requirements, with companies being required to pay back a proportionate share of their welfare package if they fail to meet the agreed upon job standards.Â Hunger Action is urging increased access to education and training programs for low-income New Yorkers, particularly in light of the expanded work participation requirements for welfare (TANF) included in the recent federal budget bills. It is also calling for a series of job creation efforts targeted to low-income individuals. Â The ES2 campaign is supporting a $1 billion bond to raise funds to support subsidized housing in <place w:st="on"><placename w:st="on">New York</placename> <placetype w:st="on">State</placetype></place>. Many working families are unable to afford housing, often paying 50 to 70% of their income for rent or mortgages. The Affordable Housing Trust program would also help create jobs in the construction industry.Â 
 
 summary (NULL)
 
 format (String, 9 characters ) full_html
 
 safe_value (String, 12163 characters ) More than fifty anti-poverty advocates brave...
 
 More than fifty anti-poverty advocates braved stormy weather today at the State Capitol to urge action on skyrocketing heating bills, lack of access to affordable quality health care, and high housing costs. The only way to provide universal coverage in a simple, efficient, and cost-effective manner is to institute in New York State an expanded system of Medicare for All. More than fifty anti-poverty advocates braved stormy weather today at the State Capitol toÂ urge action on skyrocketing heating bills, lack of access to affordable quality health care, and high housing costs. Â The groups,also said the food lines at food pantries and soup kitchens remain at historically high levels and expect the situation to worsen following federal budget cuts and changes in the federal TANF program. Â Speakers at the 17th annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State included: Dr. Paul Sorum of the Physicians for a National Health Program; Linda Schuyler of Food Pantries for the Capital District; Trudi Renwick of the Fiscal Policy Institute; Mark Dunlea of Hunger Action Network; Roger Markovics of United Tenants; Fred Pfeiffer, Capital District Worker Center; Demi McGuire of the Episcopal Public Policy Network; Michael Kink of Housing Works;Â and folksinger Joe Lombardo. Â â€œLow income families in <state w:st="on"> <place w:st="on">New York</place></state> cannot afford to pay the increased cost of heating their homes this winter,â€ stated Trudi Renwick, senior economist at the Fiscal Policy Institute. â€œIf the federal government does not act to increase funds availableÂ through theÂ Home Energy Assistance Program, theÂ legislature should move quickly to establish a state supplement for the program.Â Last September, the Governor and the Senate suggested a $25 million state supplement.Â This does not even begin to provide the kind of assistance needed by low-income New Yorkers this winter.Â I estimate that low-income New Yorkers will need at least an additional $291 million in HEAP benefits to confront the skyrocketing energy costs this winter.â€œ Â Advocates are also urging an increase in home heating fuel allowance and the public assistance grant. Â â€œThe people of <place w:st="on"> <placename w:st="on">New York</placename> <placetype w:st="on">State</placetype></place> have relied on charities, faith communities, food pantries and soup kitchens to care for the poor in our neighborhoods for too long. It is time for us to demand change, to say that hunger is an abomination not to be accepted. IF we look back in time 25 years year, a few of our local churches were beginning closet pantries. Today we have 43 food pantries and 22 soup kitchens in <city w:st="on">Albany</city> and southern <place w:st="on"> <placename w:st="on">Rensselaer</placename> <placetype w:st="on">County</placetype></place> alone, serving more than 2 million meals each year. Programs do not have the resources to do what they are being asked to do,â€ noted Lynda Schuyler, Director of the Food Pantries of the Capitol District. Anti-hunger advocates are seeking an increase in state funding for the Hunger Prevention and Nutrition Assistance Program from $22.8 million to $30 million. State funding is down $2 million from four years ago. Groups are also concerned about Congressâ€™ elimination of all funding for the Community Food Nutrition Program, the main federal funding for anti-hunger organizations. The loss of CFNP will have a devastating impact upon anti-hunger organizationsÂ in NY and nationwide, particularly statewide advocacy groups. "New Yorkers face a growing crisis in health care.Â Health insurance premiums are inexorably rising; businesses are struggling under, and increasingly shedding, the burden of providing health insurance for present and past employees; health providers and patients are drowning in the flood of red tape and regulations issued by the multiplicity of health insurers; physicians are plagued by often frivolous malpractice charges and rising malpractice insurance costs; and an increasing number of New Yorkers have no or inadequate health insurance,â€ stated Dr. Paul Sorum, chair of the Capital District Chapter of the Physicians for a National Health Program. Â â€œIt is time for Governor Pataki and the legislature to listen to the pleas for help coming from all sides and to make high quality and affordable health care services available to all <state w:st="on"> <place w:st="on">New York</place></state> residents.Â It is time for them to realize that the only way to provide universal coverage in a simple, efficient, and cost-effective manner is to institute in <place w:st="on"> <placename w:st="on">New York</placename> <placetype w:st="on">State</placetype></place> an expanded system of Medicare for All.Â Then physicians will be able to devote their time and energy to taking care of their patients, not their patients' insurance companies or their malpractice attorneys,â€ added Sorum. Â The Empire State Economic Security Campaign (ES2) endorses a single payer universal health program such as the New York Health program (A6576) sponsored by Assembly Health Committee chair Richard Gottfried. It also endorses the proposal to create a Legislative Commission on Health Care Coverage (A6575) to do cost-benefit analyses of all the various ways that state could provide quality, affordable health care for all. The groups are also urging the establishment of a comprehensive bulk purchasing program for prescription drugs. Â â€œWe need tax reform in <place w:st="on"> <placename w:st="on">New York</placename> <placetype w:st="on">State</placetype></place>. Low and moderate income New Yorkers pay a much higher percentage of their income in state and local taxes than the wealthy. But rather than giving yet even more tax breaks to the wealthy and large corporations, lawmakers need to close tax loopholes that allow the rich and multistate companies to evade paying their fair share of the taxes. One small but important step is to copy what Ronald Reagan did at the federal level and require large companies to disclose how much taxes they pay in <state w:st="on"> <place w:st="on">New York</place></state>. Then we will really find out who is paying too much and who isnâ€™t paying enough,â€ said Mark Dunlea, Associate Director of the Hunger Action Network. Â Hunger Action Network supports increasing accountability for the stateâ€™s multibillion economic development programs that gives tax breaks, subsidies and other handouts to businesses in the name of job creation. A key is the law governing local Industrial Development Agencies, which is set to expire in a few months. A coalition of labor, consumer and environmental groups are pushing for strong job performance and reporting requirements, with companies being required to pay back a proportionate share of their welfare package if they fail to meet the agreed upon job standards. Â Hunger Action is urging increased access to education and training programs for low-income New Yorkers, particularly in light of the expanded work participation requirements for welfare (TANF) included in the recent federal budget bills. It is also calling for a series of job creation efforts targeted to low-income individuals. Â The ES2 campaign is supporting a $1 billion bond to raise funds to support subsidized housing in <place w:st="on"> <placename w:st="on">New York</placename> <placetype w:st="on">State</placetype></place>. Many working families are unable to afford housing, often paying 50 to 70% of their income for rent or mortgages. The Affordable Housing Trust program would also help create jobs in the construction industry. Â 
 
 safe_summary (String, 0 characters )
 
 field_drupalimc_categories (Array, 1 element)
 
 und (Array, 3 elements)
 
 0 (Array, 2 elements)
 
 tid (String, 2 characters ) 15
 
 taxonomy_term (Object) stdClass
 
 tid (String, 2 characters ) 15
 
 vid (String, 1 characters ) 1
 
 name (String, 23 characters ) Elections / Legislation
 
 description (NULL)
 
 format (NULL)
 
 weight (String, 2 characters ) 38
 
 vocabulary_machine_name (String, 20 characters ) drupalimc_categories
 
 rdf_mapping (Array, 5 elements)
 
 rdftype (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 12 characters ) skos:Concept
 
 name (Array, 1 element)
 
 predicates (Array, 2 elements)
 
 0 (String, 10 characters ) rdfs:label
 
 1 (String, 14 characters ) skos:prefLabel
 
 description (Array, 1 element)
 
 predicates (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 15 characters ) skos:definition
 
 vid (Array, 2 elements)
 
 predicates (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 13 characters ) skos:inScheme
 
 type (String, 3 characters ) rel
 
 parent (Array, 2 elements)
 
 predicates (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 12 characters ) skos:broader
 
 type (String, 3 characters ) rel
 
 1 (Array, 2 elements)
 
 tid (String, 2 characters ) 20
 
 taxonomy_term (Object) stdClass
 
 tid (String, 2 characters ) 20
 
 vid (String, 1 characters ) 1
 
 name (String, 11 characters ) Health Care
 
 description (NULL)
 
 format (NULL)
 
 weight (String, 2 characters ) 33
 
 vocabulary_machine_name (String, 20 characters ) drupalimc_categories
 
 rdf_mapping (Array, 5 elements)
 
 rdftype (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 12 characters ) skos:Concept
 
 name (Array, 1 element)
 
 predicates (Array, 2 elements)
 
 0 (String, 10 characters ) rdfs:label
 
 1 (String, 14 characters ) skos:prefLabel
 
 description (Array, 1 element)
 
 predicates (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 15 characters ) skos:definition
 
 vid (Array, 2 elements)
 
 predicates (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 13 characters ) skos:inScheme
 
 type (String, 3 characters ) rel
 
 parent (Array, 2 elements)
 
 predicates (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 12 characters ) skos:broader
 
 type (String, 3 characters ) rel
 
 2 (Array, 2 elements)
 
 tid (String, 1 characters ) 4
 
 taxonomy_term (Object) stdClass
 
 tid (String, 1 characters ) 4
 
 vid (String, 1 characters ) 1
 
 name (String, 7 characters ) Poverty
 
 description (NULL)
 
 format (NULL)
 
 weight (String, 1 characters ) 2
 
 vocabulary_machine_name (String, 20 characters ) drupalimc_categories
 
 rdf_mapping (Array, 5 elements)
 
 rdftype (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 12 characters ) skos:Concept
 
 name (Array, 1 element)
 
 predicates (Array, 2 elements)
 
 0 (String, 10 characters ) rdfs:label
 
 1 (String, 14 characters ) skos:prefLabel
 
 description (Array, 1 element)
 
 predicates (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 15 characters ) skos:definition
 
 vid (Array, 2 elements)
 
 predicates (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 13 characters ) skos:inScheme
 
 type (String, 3 characters ) rel
 
 parent (Array, 2 elements)
 
 predicates (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 12 characters ) skos:broader
 
 type (String, 3 characters ) rel
 
 field_drupalimc_local_interest (Array, 1 element)
 
 und (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (Array, 1 element)
 
 value (String, 1 characters ) 1
 
 field_drupalimc_migrated_images (Array, 0 elements)
 
 field_drupalimc_gallery (Array, 0 elements)
 
 field_drupalimc_author (Array, 0 elements)
 
 rdf_mapping (Array, 9 elements)
 
 rdftype (Array, 2 elements)
 
 0 (String, 9 characters ) sioc:Item
 
 1 (String, 13 characters ) foaf:Document
 
 title (Array, 1 element)
 
 predicates (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 8 characters ) dc:title
 
 created (Array, 3 elements)
 
 predicates (Array, 2 elements)
 
 0 (String, 7 characters ) dc:date
 
 1 (String, 10 characters ) dc:created
 
 datatype (String, 12 characters ) xsd:dateTime
 
 callback (String, 12 characters ) date_iso8601 | (Callback) date_iso8601();
 
 changed (Array, 3 elements)
 
 predicates (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 11 characters ) dc:modified
 
 datatype (String, 12 characters ) xsd:dateTime
 
 callback (String, 12 characters ) date_iso8601 | (Callback) date_iso8601();
 
 body (Array, 1 element)
 
 predicates (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 15 characters ) content:encoded
 
 uid (Array, 2 elements)
 
 predicates (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 16 characters ) sioc:has_creator
 
 type (String, 3 characters ) rel
 
 name (Array, 1 element)
 
 predicates (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 9 characters ) foaf:name
 
 comment_count (Array, 2 elements)
 
 predicates (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 16 characters ) sioc:num_replies
 
 datatype (String, 11 characters ) xsd:integer
 
 last_activity (Array, 3 elements)
 
 predicates (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 23 characters ) sioc:last_activity_date
 
 datatype (String, 12 characters ) xsd:dateTime
 
 callback (String, 12 characters ) date_iso8601 | (Callback) date_iso8601();
 
 signature (String, 0 characters )
 
 spaminess (Float) 0
 
 cid (String, 1 characters ) 0
 
 last_comment_timestamp (String, 10 characters ) 1328067715
 
 last_comment_name (NULL)
 
 last_comment_uid (String, 1 characters ) 0
 
 comment_count (String, 1 characters ) 0
 
 name (String, 0 characters )
 
 picture (String, 1 characters ) 0
 
 data (NULL)
 
 entity_view_prepared (Boolean) TRUE
 
 service_links (Array, 9 elements)
 
 service-links-facebook (Array, 5 elements)
 
 title (String, 136 characters ) <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester....
 
 <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester.indymedia.org/sites/all/modules/service_links/images/facebook.png" alt="Facebook logo" />
 
 href (String, 35 characters ) https://www.facebook.com/sharer.php
 
 query (Array, 2 elements)
 
 u (String, 40 characters ) http://rochester.indymedia.org/node/2926
 
 t (String, 132 characters ) 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally...
 
 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability
 
 attributes (Array, 3 elements)
 
 title (String, 17 characters ) Share on Facebook
 
 class (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 22 characters ) service-links-facebook
 
 rel (String, 8 characters ) nofollow
 
 html (Boolean) TRUE
 
 service-links-google (Array, 5 elements)
 
 title (String, 132 characters ) <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester....
 
 <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester.indymedia.org/sites/all/modules/service_links/images/google.png" alt="Google logo" />
 
 href (String, 37 characters ) https://www.google.com/bookmarks/mark
 
 query (Array, 3 elements)
 
 op (String, 3 characters ) add
 
 bkmk (String, 40 characters ) http://rochester.indymedia.org/node/2926
 
 title (String, 132 characters ) 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally...
 
 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability
 
 attributes (Array, 3 elements)
 
 title (String, 28 characters ) Bookmark this post on Google
 
 class (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 20 characters ) service-links-google
 
 rel (String, 8 characters ) nofollow
 
 html (Boolean) TRUE
 
 service-links-identica (Array, 5 elements)
 
 title (String, 137 characters ) <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester....
 
 <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester.indymedia.org/sites/all/modules/service_links/images/identica.png" alt="identi.ca logo" />
 
 href (String, 18 characters ) https://identi.ca/
 
 query (Array, 2 elements)
 
 action (String, 9 characters ) newnotice
 
 status_textarea (String, 173 characters ) 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally...
 
 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability http://rochester.indymedia.org/node/2926
 
 attributes (Array, 3 elements)
 
 title (String, 22 characters ) Dent this on identi.ca
 
 class (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 22 characters ) service-links-identica
 
 rel (String, 8 characters ) nofollow
 
 html (Boolean) TRUE
 
 service-links-twitter (Array, 5 elements)
 
 title (String, 134 characters ) <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester....
 
 <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester.indymedia.org/sites/all/modules/service_links/images/twitter.png" alt="Twitter logo" />
 
 href (String, 25 characters ) https://twitter.com/share
 
 query (Array, 2 elements)
 
 url (String, 40 characters ) http://rochester.indymedia.org/node/2926
 
 text (String, 132 characters ) 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally...
 
 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability
 
 attributes (Array, 3 elements)
 
 title (String, 21 characters ) Share this on Twitter
 
 class (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 21 characters ) service-links-twitter
 
 rel (String, 8 characters ) nofollow
 
 html (Boolean) TRUE
 
 service-links-digg (Array, 5 elements)
 
 title (String, 128 characters ) <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester....
 
 <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester.indymedia.org/sites/all/modules/service_links/images/digg.png" alt="Digg logo" />
 
 href (String, 22 characters ) http://digg.com/submit
 
 query (Array, 3 elements)
 
 phase (String, 1 characters ) 2
 
 url (String, 40 characters ) http://rochester.indymedia.org/node/2926
 
 title (String, 132 characters ) 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally...
 
 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability
 
 attributes (Array, 3 elements)
 
 title (String, 26 characters ) Digg this post on digg.com
 
 class (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 18 characters ) service-links-digg
 
 rel (String, 8 characters ) nofollow
 
 html (Boolean) TRUE
 
 service-links-delicious (Array, 5 elements)
 
 title (String, 140 characters ) <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester....
 
 <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester.indymedia.org/sites/all/modules/service_links/images/delicious.png" alt="del.icio.us logo" />
 
 href (String, 23 characters ) http://del.icio.us/post
 
 query (Array, 2 elements)
 
 url (String, 40 characters ) http://rochester.indymedia.org/node/2926
 
 title (String, 132 characters ) 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally...
 
 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability
 
 attributes (Array, 3 elements)
 
 title (String, 33 characters ) Bookmark this post on del.icio.us
 
 class (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 23 characters ) service-links-delicious
 
 rel (String, 8 characters ) nofollow
 
 html (Boolean) TRUE
 
 service-links-reddit (Array, 5 elements)
 
 title (String, 132 characters ) <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester....
 
 <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester.indymedia.org/sites/all/modules/service_links/images/reddit.png" alt="Reddit logo" />
 
 href (String, 25 characters ) https://reddit.com/submit
 
 query (Array, 2 elements)
 
 url (String, 40 characters ) http://rochester.indymedia.org/node/2926
 
 title (String, 132 characters ) 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally...
 
 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability
 
 attributes (Array, 3 elements)
 
 title (String, 30 characters ) Submit this post on reddit.com
 
 class (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 20 characters ) service-links-reddit
 
 rel (String, 8 characters ) nofollow
 
 html (Boolean) TRUE
 
 service-links-stumbleupon (Array, 5 elements)
 
 title (String, 140 characters ) <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester....
 
 <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester.indymedia.org/sites/all/modules/service_links/images/stumbleit.png" alt="StumbleUpon logo" />
 
 href (String, 33 characters ) http://www.stumbleupon.com/submit
 
 query (Array, 2 elements)
 
 url (String, 40 characters ) http://rochester.indymedia.org/node/2926
 
 title (String, 132 characters ) 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally...
 
 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability
 
 attributes (Array, 3 elements)
 
 title (String, 28 characters ) Thumb this up at StumbleUpon
 
 class (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 25 characters ) service-links-stumbleupon
 
 rel (String, 8 characters ) nofollow
 
 html (Boolean) TRUE
 
 service-links-yahoo (Array, 5 elements)
 
 title (String, 130 characters ) <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester....
 
 <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester.indymedia.org/sites/all/modules/service_links/images/yahoo.png" alt="Yahoo logo" />
 
 href (String, 49 characters ) https://bookmarks.yahoo.com/myresults/bookmarklet
 
 query (Array, 2 elements)
 
 u (String, 40 characters ) http://rochester.indymedia.org/node/2926
 
 t (String, 132 characters ) 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally...
 
 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability
 
 attributes (Array, 3 elements)
 
 title (String, 27 characters ) Bookmark this post on Yahoo
 
 class (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 19 characters ) service-links-yahoo
 
 rel (String, 8 characters ) nofollow
 
 html (Boolean) TRUE
 - #items (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (Array, 5 elements)
 
 value (String, 11846 characters ) More than fifty anti-poverty advocates braved s...
 
 More than fifty anti-poverty advocates braved stormy weather today at the State Capitol to urge action on skyrocketing heating bills, lack of access to affordable quality health care, and high housing costs. The only way to provide universal coverage in a simple, efficient, and cost-effective manner is to institute in New York State an expanded system of Medicare for All.  More than fifty anti-poverty advocates braved stormy weather today at the State Capitol toÂ urge action on skyrocketing heating bills, lack of access to affordable quality health care, and high housing costs.Â The groups,also said the food lines at food pantries and soup kitchens remain at historically high levels and expect the situation to worsen following federal budget cuts and changes in the federal TANF program.Â Speakers at the 17th annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State included: Dr. Paul Sorum of the Physicians for a National Health Program; Linda Schuyler of Food Pantries for the Capital District; Trudi Renwick of the Fiscal Policy Institute; Mark Dunlea of Hunger Action Network; Roger Markovics of United Tenants; Fred Pfeiffer, Capital District Worker Center; Demi McGuire of the Episcopal Public Policy Network; Michael Kink of Housing Works;Â and folksinger Joe Lombardo.Â â€œLow income families in <state w:st="on"><place w:st="on">New York</place></state> cannot afford to pay the increased cost of heating their homes this winter,â€ stated Trudi Renwick, senior economist at the Fiscal Policy Institute. â€œIf the federal government does not act to increase funds availableÂ through theÂ Home Energy Assistance Program, theÂ legislature should move quickly to establish a state supplement for the program.Â Last September, the Governor and the Senate suggested a $25 million state supplement.Â This does not even begin to provide the kind of assistance needed by low-income New Yorkers this winter.Â I estimate that low-income New Yorkers will need at least an additional $291 million in HEAP benefits to confront the skyrocketing energy costs this winter.â€œÂ Advocates are also urging an increase in home heating fuel allowance and the public assistance grant.Â â€œThe people of <place w:st="on"><placename w:st="on">New York</placename> <placetype w:st="on">State</placetype></place> have relied on charities, faith communities, food pantries and soup kitchens to care for the poor in our neighborhoods for too long. It is time for us to demand change, to say that hunger is an abomination not to be accepted. IF we look back in time 25 years year, a few of our local churches were beginning closet pantries. Today we have 43 food pantries and 22 soup kitchens in <city w:st="on">Albany</city> and southern <place w:st="on"><placename w:st="on">Rensselaer</placename> <placetype w:st="on">County</placetype></place> alone, serving more than 2 million meals each year. Programs do not have the resources to do what they are being asked to do,â€ noted Lynda Schuyler, Director of the Food Pantries of the Capitol District. Anti-hunger advocates are seeking an increase in state funding for the Hunger Prevention and Nutrition Assistance Program from $22.8 million to $30 million. State funding is down $2 million from four years ago. Groups are also concerned about Congressâ€™ elimination of all funding for the Community Food Nutrition Program, the main federal funding for anti-hunger organizations. The loss of CFNP will have a devastating impact upon anti-hunger organizationsÂ in NY and nationwide, particularly statewide advocacy groups."New Yorkers face a growing crisis in health care.Â Health insurance premiums are inexorably rising; businesses are struggling under, and increasingly shedding, the burden of providing health insurance for present and past employees; health providers and patients are drowning in the flood of red tape and regulations issued by the multiplicity of health insurers; physicians are plagued by often frivolous malpractice charges and rising malpractice insurance costs; and an increasing number of New Yorkers have no or inadequate health insurance,â€ stated Dr. Paul Sorum, chair of the Capital District Chapter of the Physicians for a National Health Program.Â â€œIt is time for Governor Pataki and the legislature to listen to the pleas for help coming from all sides and to make high quality and affordable health care services available to all <state w:st="on"><place w:st="on">New York</place></state> residents.Â It is time for them to realize that the only way to provide universal coverage in a simple, efficient, and cost-effective manner is to institute in <place w:st="on"><placename w:st="on">New York</placename> <placetype w:st="on">State</placetype></place> an expanded system of Medicare for All.Â Then physicians will be able to devote their time and energy to taking care of their patients, not their patients' insurance companies or their malpractice attorneys,â€ added Sorum.Â The Empire State Economic Security Campaign (ES2) endorses a single payer universal health program such as the New York Health program (A6576) sponsored by Assembly Health Committee chair Richard Gottfried. It also endorses the proposal to create a Legislative Commission on Health Care Coverage (A6575) to do cost-benefit analyses of all the various ways that state could provide quality, affordable health care for all. The groups are also urging the establishment of a comprehensive bulk purchasing program for prescription drugs.Â â€œWe need tax reform in <place w:st="on"><placename w:st="on">New York</placename> <placetype w:st="on">State</placetype></place>. Low and moderate income New Yorkers pay a much higher percentage of their income in state and local taxes than the wealthy. But rather than giving yet even more tax breaks to the wealthy and large corporations, lawmakers need to close tax loopholes that allow the rich and multistate companies to evade paying their fair share of the taxes. One small but important step is to copy what Ronald Reagan did at the federal level and require large companies to disclose how much taxes they pay in <state w:st="on"><place w:st="on">New York</place></state>. Then we will really find out who is paying too much and who isnâ€™t paying enough,â€ said Mark Dunlea, Associate Director of the Hunger Action Network.Â Hunger Action Network supports increasing accountability for the stateâ€™s multibillion economic development programs that gives tax breaks, subsidies and other handouts to businesses in the name of job creation. A key is the law governing local Industrial Development Agencies, which is set to expire in a few months. A coalition of labor, consumer and environmental groups are pushing for strong job performance and reporting requirements, with companies being required to pay back a proportionate share of their welfare package if they fail to meet the agreed upon job standards.Â Hunger Action is urging increased access to education and training programs for low-income New Yorkers, particularly in light of the expanded work participation requirements for welfare (TANF) included in the recent federal budget bills. It is also calling for a series of job creation efforts targeted to low-income individuals. Â The ES2 campaign is supporting a $1 billion bond to raise funds to support subsidized housing in <place w:st="on"><placename w:st="on">New York</placename> <placetype w:st="on">State</placetype></place>. Many working families are unable to afford housing, often paying 50 to 70% of their income for rent or mortgages. The Affordable Housing Trust program would also help create jobs in the construction industry.Â 
 
 summary (NULL)
 
 format (String, 9 characters ) full_html
 
 safe_value (String, 12163 characters ) More than fifty anti-poverty advocates brave...
 
 More than fifty anti-poverty advocates braved stormy weather today at the State Capitol to urge action on skyrocketing heating bills, lack of access to affordable quality health care, and high housing costs. The only way to provide universal coverage in a simple, efficient, and cost-effective manner is to institute in New York State an expanded system of Medicare for All. More than fifty anti-poverty advocates braved stormy weather today at the State Capitol toÂ urge action on skyrocketing heating bills, lack of access to affordable quality health care, and high housing costs. Â The groups,also said the food lines at food pantries and soup kitchens remain at historically high levels and expect the situation to worsen following federal budget cuts and changes in the federal TANF program. Â Speakers at the 17th annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State included: Dr. Paul Sorum of the Physicians for a National Health Program; Linda Schuyler of Food Pantries for the Capital District; Trudi Renwick of the Fiscal Policy Institute; Mark Dunlea of Hunger Action Network; Roger Markovics of United Tenants; Fred Pfeiffer, Capital District Worker Center; Demi McGuire of the Episcopal Public Policy Network; Michael Kink of Housing Works;Â and folksinger Joe Lombardo. Â â€œLow income families in <state w:st="on"> <place w:st="on">New York</place></state> cannot afford to pay the increased cost of heating their homes this winter,â€ stated Trudi Renwick, senior economist at the Fiscal Policy Institute. â€œIf the federal government does not act to increase funds availableÂ through theÂ Home Energy Assistance Program, theÂ legislature should move quickly to establish a state supplement for the program.Â Last September, the Governor and the Senate suggested a $25 million state supplement.Â This does not even begin to provide the kind of assistance needed by low-income New Yorkers this winter.Â I estimate that low-income New Yorkers will need at least an additional $291 million in HEAP benefits to confront the skyrocketing energy costs this winter.â€œ Â Advocates are also urging an increase in home heating fuel allowance and the public assistance grant. Â â€œThe people of <place w:st="on"> <placename w:st="on">New York</placename> <placetype w:st="on">State</placetype></place> have relied on charities, faith communities, food pantries and soup kitchens to care for the poor in our neighborhoods for too long. It is time for us to demand change, to say that hunger is an abomination not to be accepted. IF we look back in time 25 years year, a few of our local churches were beginning closet pantries. Today we have 43 food pantries and 22 soup kitchens in <city w:st="on">Albany</city> and southern <place w:st="on"> <placename w:st="on">Rensselaer</placename> <placetype w:st="on">County</placetype></place> alone, serving more than 2 million meals each year. Programs do not have the resources to do what they are being asked to do,â€ noted Lynda Schuyler, Director of the Food Pantries of the Capitol District. Anti-hunger advocates are seeking an increase in state funding for the Hunger Prevention and Nutrition Assistance Program from $22.8 million to $30 million. State funding is down $2 million from four years ago. Groups are also concerned about Congressâ€™ elimination of all funding for the Community Food Nutrition Program, the main federal funding for anti-hunger organizations. The loss of CFNP will have a devastating impact upon anti-hunger organizationsÂ in NY and nationwide, particularly statewide advocacy groups. "New Yorkers face a growing crisis in health care.Â Health insurance premiums are inexorably rising; businesses are struggling under, and increasingly shedding, the burden of providing health insurance for present and past employees; health providers and patients are drowning in the flood of red tape and regulations issued by the multiplicity of health insurers; physicians are plagued by often frivolous malpractice charges and rising malpractice insurance costs; and an increasing number of New Yorkers have no or inadequate health insurance,â€ stated Dr. Paul Sorum, chair of the Capital District Chapter of the Physicians for a National Health Program. Â â€œIt is time for Governor Pataki and the legislature to listen to the pleas for help coming from all sides and to make high quality and affordable health care services available to all <state w:st="on"> <place w:st="on">New York</place></state> residents.Â It is time for them to realize that the only way to provide universal coverage in a simple, efficient, and cost-effective manner is to institute in <place w:st="on"> <placename w:st="on">New York</placename> <placetype w:st="on">State</placetype></place> an expanded system of Medicare for All.Â Then physicians will be able to devote their time and energy to taking care of their patients, not their patients' insurance companies or their malpractice attorneys,â€ added Sorum. Â The Empire State Economic Security Campaign (ES2) endorses a single payer universal health program such as the New York Health program (A6576) sponsored by Assembly Health Committee chair Richard Gottfried. It also endorses the proposal to create a Legislative Commission on Health Care Coverage (A6575) to do cost-benefit analyses of all the various ways that state could provide quality, affordable health care for all. The groups are also urging the establishment of a comprehensive bulk purchasing program for prescription drugs. Â â€œWe need tax reform in <place w:st="on"> <placename w:st="on">New York</placename> <placetype w:st="on">State</placetype></place>. Low and moderate income New Yorkers pay a much higher percentage of their income in state and local taxes than the wealthy. But rather than giving yet even more tax breaks to the wealthy and large corporations, lawmakers need to close tax loopholes that allow the rich and multistate companies to evade paying their fair share of the taxes. One small but important step is to copy what Ronald Reagan did at the federal level and require large companies to disclose how much taxes they pay in <state w:st="on"> <place w:st="on">New York</place></state>. Then we will really find out who is paying too much and who isnâ€™t paying enough,â€ said Mark Dunlea, Associate Director of the Hunger Action Network. Â Hunger Action Network supports increasing accountability for the stateâ€™s multibillion economic development programs that gives tax breaks, subsidies and other handouts to businesses in the name of job creation. A key is the law governing local Industrial Development Agencies, which is set to expire in a few months. A coalition of labor, consumer and environmental groups are pushing for strong job performance and reporting requirements, with companies being required to pay back a proportionate share of their welfare package if they fail to meet the agreed upon job standards. Â Hunger Action is urging increased access to education and training programs for low-income New Yorkers, particularly in light of the expanded work participation requirements for welfare (TANF) included in the recent federal budget bills. It is also calling for a series of job creation efforts targeted to low-income individuals. Â The ES2 campaign is supporting a $1 billion bond to raise funds to support subsidized housing in <place w:st="on"> <placename w:st="on">New York</placename> <placetype w:st="on">State</placetype></place>. Many working families are unable to afford housing, often paying 50 to 70% of their income for rent or mortgages. The Affordable Housing Trust program would also help create jobs in the construction industry. Â 
 
 safe_summary (String, 0 characters )
 - #formatter (String, 12 characters ) text_default
 - 0 (Array, 3 elements)
 
 #type (String, 9 characters ) container
 
 #attributes (Array, 1 element)
 
 class (String, 8 characters ) clearfix
 
 0 (Array, 1 element)
 
 #markup (String, 12163 characters ) More than fifty anti-poverty advocates brave...
 
 More than fifty anti-poverty advocates braved stormy weather today at the State Capitol to urge action on skyrocketing heating bills, lack of access to affordable quality health care, and high housing costs. The only way to provide universal coverage in a simple, efficient, and cost-effective manner is to institute in New York State an expanded system of Medicare for All. More than fifty anti-poverty advocates braved stormy weather today at the State Capitol toÂ urge action on skyrocketing heating bills, lack of access to affordable quality health care, and high housing costs. Â The groups,also said the food lines at food pantries and soup kitchens remain at historically high levels and expect the situation to worsen following federal budget cuts and changes in the federal TANF program. Â Speakers at the 17th annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State included: Dr. Paul Sorum of the Physicians for a National Health Program; Linda Schuyler of Food Pantries for the Capital District; Trudi Renwick of the Fiscal Policy Institute; Mark Dunlea of Hunger Action Network; Roger Markovics of United Tenants; Fred Pfeiffer, Capital District Worker Center; Demi McGuire of the Episcopal Public Policy Network; Michael Kink of Housing Works;Â and folksinger Joe Lombardo. Â â€œLow income families in <state w:st="on"> <place w:st="on">New York</place></state> cannot afford to pay the increased cost of heating their homes this winter,â€ stated Trudi Renwick, senior economist at the Fiscal Policy Institute. â€œIf the federal government does not act to increase funds availableÂ through theÂ Home Energy Assistance Program, theÂ legislature should move quickly to establish a state supplement for the program.Â Last September, the Governor and the Senate suggested a $25 million state supplement.Â This does not even begin to provide the kind of assistance needed by low-income New Yorkers this winter.Â I estimate that low-income New Yorkers will need at least an additional $291 million in HEAP benefits to confront the skyrocketing energy costs this winter.â€œ Â Advocates are also urging an increase in home heating fuel allowance and the public assistance grant. Â â€œThe people of <place w:st="on"> <placename w:st="on">New York</placename> <placetype w:st="on">State</placetype></place> have relied on charities, faith communities, food pantries and soup kitchens to care for the poor in our neighborhoods for too long. It is time for us to demand change, to say that hunger is an abomination not to be accepted. IF we look back in time 25 years year, a few of our local churches were beginning closet pantries. Today we have 43 food pantries and 22 soup kitchens in <city w:st="on">Albany</city> and southern <place w:st="on"> <placename w:st="on">Rensselaer</placename> <placetype w:st="on">County</placetype></place> alone, serving more than 2 million meals each year. Programs do not have the resources to do what they are being asked to do,â€ noted Lynda Schuyler, Director of the Food Pantries of the Capitol District. Anti-hunger advocates are seeking an increase in state funding for the Hunger Prevention and Nutrition Assistance Program from $22.8 million to $30 million. State funding is down $2 million from four years ago. Groups are also concerned about Congressâ€™ elimination of all funding for the Community Food Nutrition Program, the main federal funding for anti-hunger organizations. The loss of CFNP will have a devastating impact upon anti-hunger organizationsÂ in NY and nationwide, particularly statewide advocacy groups. "New Yorkers face a growing crisis in health care.Â Health insurance premiums are inexorably rising; businesses are struggling under, and increasingly shedding, the burden of providing health insurance for present and past employees; health providers and patients are drowning in the flood of red tape and regulations issued by the multiplicity of health insurers; physicians are plagued by often frivolous malpractice charges and rising malpractice insurance costs; and an increasing number of New Yorkers have no or inadequate health insurance,â€ stated Dr. Paul Sorum, chair of the Capital District Chapter of the Physicians for a National Health Program. Â â€œIt is time for Governor Pataki and the legislature to listen to the pleas for help coming from all sides and to make high quality and affordable health care services available to all <state w:st="on"> <place w:st="on">New York</place></state> residents.Â It is time for them to realize that the only way to provide universal coverage in a simple, efficient, and cost-effective manner is to institute in <place w:st="on"> <placename w:st="on">New York</placename> <placetype w:st="on">State</placetype></place> an expanded system of Medicare for All.Â Then physicians will be able to devote their time and energy to taking care of their patients, not their patients' insurance companies or their malpractice attorneys,â€ added Sorum. Â The Empire State Economic Security Campaign (ES2) endorses a single payer universal health program such as the New York Health program (A6576) sponsored by Assembly Health Committee chair Richard Gottfried. It also endorses the proposal to create a Legislative Commission on Health Care Coverage (A6575) to do cost-benefit analyses of all the various ways that state could provide quality, affordable health care for all. The groups are also urging the establishment of a comprehensive bulk purchasing program for prescription drugs. Â â€œWe need tax reform in <place w:st="on"> <placename w:st="on">New York</placename> <placetype w:st="on">State</placetype></place>. Low and moderate income New Yorkers pay a much higher percentage of their income in state and local taxes than the wealthy. But rather than giving yet even more tax breaks to the wealthy and large corporations, lawmakers need to close tax loopholes that allow the rich and multistate companies to evade paying their fair share of the taxes. One small but important step is to copy what Ronald Reagan did at the federal level and require large companies to disclose how much taxes they pay in <state w:st="on"> <place w:st="on">New York</place></state>. Then we will really find out who is paying too much and who isnâ€™t paying enough,â€ said Mark Dunlea, Associate Director of the Hunger Action Network. Â Hunger Action Network supports increasing accountability for the stateâ€™s multibillion economic development programs that gives tax breaks, subsidies and other handouts to businesses in the name of job creation. A key is the law governing local Industrial Development Agencies, which is set to expire in a few months. A coalition of labor, consumer and environmental groups are pushing for strong job performance and reporting requirements, with companies being required to pay back a proportionate share of their welfare package if they fail to meet the agreed upon job standards. Â Hunger Action is urging increased access to education and training programs for low-income New Yorkers, particularly in light of the expanded work participation requirements for welfare (TANF) included in the recent federal budget bills. It is also calling for a series of job creation efforts targeted to low-income individuals. Â The ES2 campaign is supporting a $1 billion bond to raise funds to support subsidized housing in <place w:st="on"> <placename w:st="on">New York</placename> <placetype w:st="on">State</placetype></place>. Many working families are unable to afford housing, often paying 50 to 70% of their income for rent or mortgages. The Affordable Housing Trust program would also help create jobs in the construction industry. Â 
- field_drupalimc_categories (Array, 18 elements)
 - #theme (String, 5 characters ) field
 - #weight (String, 1 characters ) 2
 - #title (String, 10 characters ) Categories
 - #access (Boolean) TRUE
 - #label_display (String, 6 characters ) hidden
 - #view_mode (String, 4 characters ) full
 - #language (String, 3 characters ) und
 - #field_name (String, 26 characters ) field_drupalimc_categories
 - #field_type (String, 23 characters ) taxonomy_term_reference
 - #field_translatable (String, 1 characters ) 0
 - #entity_type (String, 4 characters ) node
 - #bundle (String, 17 characters ) drupalimc_article
 - #object (Object) stdClass
 
 ∞ (Recursion)
 - #items (Array, 3 elements)
 
 0 (Array, 2 elements)
 
 tid (String, 2 characters ) 15
 
 taxonomy_term (Object) stdClass
 
 ∞ (Recursion)
 
 1 (Array, 2 elements)
 
 tid (String, 2 characters ) 20
 
 taxonomy_term (Object) stdClass
 
 ∞ (Recursion)
 
 2 (Array, 2 elements)
 
 tid (String, 1 characters ) 4
 
 taxonomy_term (Object) stdClass
 
 ∞ (Recursion)
 - #formatter (String, 28 characters ) taxonomy_term_reference_link
 - 0 (Array, 4 elements)
 
 #type (String, 4 characters ) link | (Callback) link();
 
 #title (String, 23 characters ) Elections / Legislation
 
 #href (String, 16 characters ) taxonomy/term/15
 
 #options (Array, 3 elements)
 
 entity_type (String, 13 characters ) taxonomy_term
 
 entity (Object) stdClass
 
 ∞ (Recursion)
 
 attributes (Array, 3 elements)
 
 typeof (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 12 characters ) skos:Concept
 
 property (Array, 2 elements)
 
 0 (String, 10 characters ) rdfs:label
 
 1 (String, 14 characters ) skos:prefLabel
 
 datatype (String, 0 characters )
 - 1 (Array, 4 elements)
 
 #type (String, 4 characters ) link | (Callback) link();
 
 #title (String, 11 characters ) Health Care
 
 #href (String, 16 characters ) taxonomy/term/20
 
 #options (Array, 3 elements)
 
 entity_type (String, 13 characters ) taxonomy_term
 
 entity (Object) stdClass
 
 ∞ (Recursion)
 
 attributes (Array, 3 elements)
 
 typeof (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 12 characters ) skos:Concept
 
 property (Array, 2 elements)
 
 0 (String, 10 characters ) rdfs:label
 
 1 (String, 14 characters ) skos:prefLabel
 
 datatype (String, 0 characters )
 - 2 (Array, 4 elements)
 
 #type (String, 4 characters ) link | (Callback) link();
 
 #title (String, 7 characters ) Poverty
 
 #href (String, 15 characters ) taxonomy/term/4
 
 #options (Array, 3 elements)
 
 entity_type (String, 13 characters ) taxonomy_term
 
 entity (Object) stdClass
 
 ∞ (Recursion)
 
 attributes (Array, 3 elements)
 
 typeof (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 12 characters ) skos:Concept
 
 property (Array, 2 elements)
 
 0 (String, 10 characters ) rdfs:label
 
 1 (String, 14 characters ) skos:prefLabel
 
 datatype (String, 0 characters )
- #pre_render (Array, 1 element)
 - 0 (String, 30 characters ) _field_extra_fields_pre_render | (Callback) _field_extra_fields_pre_render();
- #entity_type (String, 4 characters ) node
- #bundle (String, 17 characters ) drupalimc_article
- links (Array, 5 elements)
 - #theme (String, 11 characters ) links__node
 - #pre_render (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 23 characters ) drupal_pre_render_links | (Callback) drupal_pre_render_links();
 - #attributes (Array, 1 element)
 
 class (Array, 2 elements)
 
 0 (String, 5 characters ) links
 
 1 (String, 6 characters ) inline
 - node (Array, 3 elements)
 
 #theme (String, 17 characters ) links__node__node
 
 #links (Array, 9 elements)
 
 service-links-facebook (Array, 5 elements)
 
 title (String, 136 characters ) <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester....
 
 <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester.indymedia.org/sites/all/modules/service_links/images/facebook.png" alt="Facebook logo" />
 
 href (String, 35 characters ) https://www.facebook.com/sharer.php
 
 query (Array, 2 elements)
 
 u (String, 40 characters ) http://rochester.indymedia.org/node/2926
 
 t (String, 132 characters ) 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally...
 
 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability
 
 attributes (Array, 3 elements)
 
 title (String, 17 characters ) Share on Facebook
 
 class (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 22 characters ) service-links-facebook
 
 rel (String, 8 characters ) nofollow
 
 html (Boolean) TRUE
 
 service-links-google (Array, 5 elements)
 
 title (String, 132 characters ) <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester....
 
 <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester.indymedia.org/sites/all/modules/service_links/images/google.png" alt="Google logo" />
 
 href (String, 37 characters ) https://www.google.com/bookmarks/mark
 
 query (Array, 3 elements)
 
 op (String, 3 characters ) add
 
 bkmk (String, 40 characters ) http://rochester.indymedia.org/node/2926
 
 title (String, 132 characters ) 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally...
 
 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability
 
 attributes (Array, 3 elements)
 
 title (String, 28 characters ) Bookmark this post on Google
 
 class (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 20 characters ) service-links-google
 
 rel (String, 8 characters ) nofollow
 
 html (Boolean) TRUE
 
 service-links-identica (Array, 5 elements)
 
 title (String, 137 characters ) <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester....
 
 <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester.indymedia.org/sites/all/modules/service_links/images/identica.png" alt="identi.ca logo" />
 
 href (String, 18 characters ) https://identi.ca/
 
 query (Array, 2 elements)
 
 action (String, 9 characters ) newnotice
 
 status_textarea (String, 173 characters ) 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally...
 
 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability http://rochester.indymedia.org/node/2926
 
 attributes (Array, 3 elements)
 
 title (String, 22 characters ) Dent this on identi.ca
 
 class (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 22 characters ) service-links-identica
 
 rel (String, 8 characters ) nofollow
 
 html (Boolean) TRUE
 
 service-links-twitter (Array, 5 elements)
 
 title (String, 134 characters ) <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester....
 
 <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester.indymedia.org/sites/all/modules/service_links/images/twitter.png" alt="Twitter logo" />
 
 href (String, 25 characters ) https://twitter.com/share
 
 query (Array, 2 elements)
 
 url (String, 40 characters ) http://rochester.indymedia.org/node/2926
 
 text (String, 132 characters ) 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally...
 
 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability
 
 attributes (Array, 3 elements)
 
 title (String, 21 characters ) Share this on Twitter
 
 class (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 21 characters ) service-links-twitter
 
 rel (String, 8 characters ) nofollow
 
 html (Boolean) TRUE
 
 service-links-digg (Array, 5 elements)
 
 title (String, 128 characters ) <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester....
 
 <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester.indymedia.org/sites/all/modules/service_links/images/digg.png" alt="Digg logo" />
 
 href (String, 22 characters ) http://digg.com/submit
 
 query (Array, 3 elements)
 
 phase (String, 1 characters ) 2
 
 url (String, 40 characters ) http://rochester.indymedia.org/node/2926
 
 title (String, 132 characters ) 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally...
 
 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability
 
 attributes (Array, 3 elements)
 
 title (String, 26 characters ) Digg this post on digg.com
 
 class (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 18 characters ) service-links-digg
 
 rel (String, 8 characters ) nofollow
 
 html (Boolean) TRUE
 
 service-links-delicious (Array, 5 elements)
 
 title (String, 140 characters ) <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester....
 
 <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester.indymedia.org/sites/all/modules/service_links/images/delicious.png" alt="del.icio.us logo" />
 
 href (String, 23 characters ) http://del.icio.us/post
 
 query (Array, 2 elements)
 
 url (String, 40 characters ) http://rochester.indymedia.org/node/2926
 
 title (String, 132 characters ) 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally...
 
 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability
 
 attributes (Array, 3 elements)
 
 title (String, 33 characters ) Bookmark this post on del.icio.us
 
 class (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 23 characters ) service-links-delicious
 
 rel (String, 8 characters ) nofollow
 
 html (Boolean) TRUE
 
 service-links-reddit (Array, 5 elements)
 
 title (String, 132 characters ) <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester....
 
 <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester.indymedia.org/sites/all/modules/service_links/images/reddit.png" alt="Reddit logo" />
 
 href (String, 25 characters ) https://reddit.com/submit
 
 query (Array, 2 elements)
 
 url (String, 40 characters ) http://rochester.indymedia.org/node/2926
 
 title (String, 132 characters ) 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally...
 
 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability
 
 attributes (Array, 3 elements)
 
 title (String, 30 characters ) Submit this post on reddit.com
 
 class (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 20 characters ) service-links-reddit
 
 rel (String, 8 characters ) nofollow
 
 html (Boolean) TRUE
 
 service-links-stumbleupon (Array, 5 elements)
 
 title (String, 140 characters ) <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester....
 
 <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester.indymedia.org/sites/all/modules/service_links/images/stumbleit.png" alt="StumbleUpon logo" />
 
 href (String, 33 characters ) http://www.stumbleupon.com/submit
 
 query (Array, 2 elements)
 
 url (String, 40 characters ) http://rochester.indymedia.org/node/2926
 
 title (String, 132 characters ) 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally...
 
 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability
 
 attributes (Array, 3 elements)
 
 title (String, 28 characters ) Thumb this up at StumbleUpon
 
 class (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 25 characters ) service-links-stumbleupon
 
 rel (String, 8 characters ) nofollow
 
 html (Boolean) TRUE
 
 service-links-yahoo (Array, 5 elements)
 
 title (String, 130 characters ) <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester....
 
 <img typeof="foaf:Image" src="http://rochester.indymedia.org/sites/all/modules/service_links/images/yahoo.png" alt="Yahoo logo" />
 
 href (String, 49 characters ) https://bookmarks.yahoo.com/myresults/bookmarklet
 
 query (Array, 2 elements)
 
 u (String, 40 characters ) http://rochester.indymedia.org/node/2926
 
 t (String, 132 characters ) 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally...
 
 17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability
 
 attributes (Array, 3 elements)
 
 title (String, 27 characters ) Bookmark this post on Yahoo
 
 class (Array, 1 element)
 
 0 (String, 19 characters ) service-links-yahoo
 
 rel (String, 8 characters ) nofollow
 
 html (Boolean) TRUE
 
 #attributes (Array, 1 element)
 
 class (Array, 2 elements)
 
 0 (String, 5 characters ) links
 
 1 (String, 6 characters ) inline
 - comment (Array, 3 elements)
 
 #theme (String, 20 characters ) links__node__comment
 
 #links (Array, 1 element)
 
 comment_forbidden (Array, 2 elements)
 
 title (String, 164 characters ) <a href="/user/login?destination=node/2926%23co...
 
 <a href="/user/login?destination=node/2926%23comment-form">Log in</a> or <a href="/user/register?destination=node/2926%23comment-form">register</a> to post comments
 
 html (Boolean) TRUE
 
 #attributes (Array, 1 element)
 
 class (Array, 2 elements)
 
 0 (String, 5 characters ) links
 
 1 (String, 6 characters ) inline
- comments (Array, 0 elements)
- #view_mode (String, 4 characters ) full
- #theme (String, 4 characters ) node
- #node (Object) stdClass
 - ∞ (Recursion)
- #language (String, 2 characters ) en
Krumo version 0.2.1a
| http://krumo.sourceforge.net
Called from /home/members/rochindymedia/sites/rochester.indymedia.org/web/includes/menu.inc, line 527

Upcoming Events

17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability

Primary tabs

Secondary tabs

Krumo version 0.2.1a

Local News

Recent Comments

Syndication

Account Creation Policy Change

Editorial Meeting Times / Locations

Upcoming Events

17th Annual Peopleâ€™s State of the State Rally Calls for Universal Health Care, Help with Fuel Bills, Corporate Accountability

Primary tabs

Secondary tabs

Krumo version 0.2.1a

Search form

Local News

Recent Comments

Syndication

Account Creation Policy Change

Editorial Meeting Times / Locations