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Enough talk about the problems with our world, our vision for how our world could be with vote sizing, and how vote sizing is possible. It’s time to get down to the nitty-gritty details; it’s time to talk about action.

Life Cycle of the DEP

The Democratic Empowerment Party (DEP) is both a spiritually self-empowering and politically proactive movement. It promotes vote sizing; a way for individuals to discover their own authentic voice, while being able to come together, take the fight up to the press boxes and into the ivory towers. Because vote sizing combines the natural opposites of wealth and power in a harmonic way, the DEP should be able to awake even the most apolitical person, and has the potential for rapid growth - from word-of-mouth to media event to fringe political party to a serious international reform movement... without ever having to make or hide compromises; and without ever needing to have all the answers. Whether through wealth or power; decisions about how we need to live together is always deferred back to the people.

(This ability to channel and re-direct energy will not only catapult vote sizing to the forefront of political discussion; but it is the same tactic which can be used to engage the enemy, corruption - as we'll see in the next page.)

This growth, however rapid, will come in certain stages. Let’s take a closer look at vote sizing’s evolution through the DEP:

Stage 1: Planting Seeds - Word-of-Mouth Discussion

 

Vote Sizing Ice Breakers

To help vote sizing take its first step - begin a vote sizing conversation - here are two simple yet profound questions you can use with friends, family and strangers to start a dialogue about vote sizing and the DEP:

Two Questions to Initiate a Vote Sizing Conversation:

  1. What ratio of power and wealth would you choose for yourself?
  2. If vote sizing could accomplish giving this choice to everyone, would it work?

Once you’ve responded to these questions, check out our polls page to see how others feel about them.

The first stage of the DEP’s lifecycle is planting seeds in - and spreading the vote sizing message through ...the general population. The vehicle for accomplishing this is simply word-of-mouth conversation. This conversation can happen around water coolers, over dinner tables, in cafes, and on internet chat rooms and website discussion boards (like ours!). No matter what language you speak, whether you communicate over the telephone, through typing, or out-loud on street corners; the vote sizing message easily sparks up revealing debate because it is fundamentally simple to understand, questions personal value systems, stirs up debate, allows people to face themselves and each other, and shows a way for us to turn the same small sacrifices into all of our long-term gain.

Stage 2: Seedlings Sprout - In-Depth Ways to Discuss Vote Sizing

Vote Sizing Talking Points

Here are some talking points that you can use to delve deeper into the significance of vote sizing and the DEP:

Vote Sizing Talking Points

  1. Vote sizing is a good example of how our rich tradition of historical democratic reforms have evolved to meet the challenges of the day.
  2. How might vote sizing work when adopted by different kinds of political and economic organizations.
  3. Can vote sizing become the foundation for a serious and meaningful political movement? Is it not a peaceful and incredibly effective of engaging the corrupt ruling elite and getting them to change their ways?
  4. How hard would vote sizing be to technologically implement? How tied to corruption is technology, and how effectively does vote sizing embrace technology to further, not hinder, the cause of social justice.
  5. By engaging us on the personal level of income and votes, vote sizing encourages and puts in place institutions that allow for a profound shift in human consciousness.

In its second stage, the vote sizing seedling sprouts some basic roots, branches, and leaves. The movement at this stage is still very grassroots, but finds nourishment by extending out into university classrooms, talk radio shows, editorial pages, and board rooms. Even though vote sizing’s appeal here is in both its inherent adaptability and accessibility; vote sizing continues to ground the discussion in matter-of-fact terms that everybody, from capitalist to proletariat to bourgeoisie to impoverished, can understand: how to reconcile dollars with votes.

Stage 3: Roots Take Hold – A Fringe Political Party is Born

Media Kit

Every growing movement needs nourishment to survive. As the vote sizing buzz intensifies, media interest should intensify too. Although if we want to we can wait for the media to come to us, it’s also a good strategy to proactively involve them in getting the vote sizing / DEP word out, and try to make sure that their story accurately reflects our message.

Holding an event can be a lot of fun. Hearing/watching/reading about it can be a lot of fun for others. The DEP wants to help you get as many people as possible sharing in the vote sizing buzz, and the media has certain protocols and avenues that they like to follow; so here are some documents that should help you in corresponding with your local media and enable you to organize and involve them in any events you’d like to sponsor. They are only templates, but should be enough for you to adapt for your own use and grasp how to manage this part of your vote sizing campaign:

Media Advisory

A media advisory is used to invite members of the media to attend one of your upcoming events. It should include a brief (1-2 paragraphs) but specific description of the date, time, and location of the event; the names of the people who will be featured, and information about media accommodations (line feed availability, whether flash photography will be allowed, etc). Ask the media to register for the event so you can later use their contact information to follow up on their reaction or send them updates. Here is a sample of a vote sizing event’s media advisory:

Press Release

A press release is used to offer members of the TV, radio, internet, newspaper or magazine media your version of a vote sizing story. Since a press release will hopefully be used to base a story idea, it must be eventful and newsworthy – not a simple recitation of the DEP’s goals or principles. A good press release might give an overview of a newly released party launch, or review a recent debate or discussion. It usually includes quotes from relevant sources (the book author, debate participants or audience members, for example). Be sure to include your contact information at the bottom of the press release so that any interested media members can contact you for more information. Here’s a sample of a vote sizing press release:

Public Service Announcement

A public service announcement (PSA) - in contrast to a media advisory or press release - is given to the media for them to read directly to the public. In order to be broadcast or published by the media, it must be considered beneficial for the public good and tied to a specific event. Here’s a sample of a vote sizing PSA:

Fact Sheet

A clear and concise fact sheet is an important part of your media kit, as it provides media members with – surprise! – clear and accurate facts regarding your event. A fact sheet is used to provide an overview of the event details, such as the date, time, venue, participant and emcee names and positions, itinerary, and information about any supplemental materials that will be discussed (such as books). A fact sheet must be sent along with any media advisory or public service announcement. Also have some on hand during the event to hand out to media members who don’t have any copies, as they will be much more likely to run your story if you help them prepare for it. Always make sure to include your contact information at the bottom of the fact sheet. Here is a sample of a vote sizing fact sheet:

Pitch Letter

A pitch letter is similar to a press release, but more direct, targeted, and often less “newsy.” A pitch letter is a letter to the editor or producer of a magazine, newspaper, website, radio or TV program. Instead of offering highly specific information about an event (as a press release does), a pitch letter suggests an idea or topic for an article or broadcast. Often the pitch letter begins by broadly outlining the proposed idea and goes on to include an interesting angle for the story as well as potential sources. Because you’re targeting editors and producers with a pitch letter, be prepared to produce the story yourself (in contrast to a press release, in which case you’re asking a news reporter to produce your story idea). Here is a sample of a vote sizing pitch letter:

In its third stage, the vote sizing movement stakes its place in the political tapestry. Because it’s now got grassroots stability, the vote sizing movement can face - and triumph over - the competition. Vote sizing is manifested into action through its political arm, the Democratic Empowerment Party. The DEP is how vote sizing can move out of classrooms, dining rooms, financial arrangements and chat rooms and into and legislative halls.

First, the DEP will begin to spread its newfound roots by launching local branches. DEP supporters will run for local offices as electoral reformers. Vote sizing now enters a larger, regional landscape, populated by fringe political parties. The DEP has a large advantage in that the other fringe parties are often based on single, sector-specific agendas (religious – Christian Heritage Party; ideological – Socialist, Libertarian, and Communist Parties; parody – Rhino Party; environmental – Green Party; lifestyle – Marijuana and Natural Law Parties). Although the DEP has a single narrowly-focused agenda, vote sizing, in contrast to the other fringe parties, truly belongs in politics and resonates with many people as a legitimate way to voice their concerns and change politics.

Because it is so deeply political, not ideological, vote sizing can also extend out in many areas and bring other ‘fringe’ movements under its umbrella. What sets it apart and allows it to excel (especially among the disenfranchised) is that there’s no predefined roadmap necessary to accomplish the goals of vote sizing. Instead of preaching a solution, the DEP by nature can transform itself to accommodate as much input as possible from as many people as possible.

Stage 4: Room to Grow - Taking on the Corrupt System

[no-glossary]Involvement Opportunities[/no-glossary]

The fact that the DEP revolution is a movement with incredible capacity for grassroots support does not mean that it won’t need a good infrastructure to succeed. As the battle begins in earnest, in order to avoid being cut down and toppled, many people will have to contribute to the organization at many different levels. In other words, the DEP needs you!

Vote Sizing / DEP Opportunities:

There are a variety of different levels of involvement, each suited for whatever degree you’re comfortable with.

Job Title Job Description
Website Member Online vote sizing community members get access to exclusive areas of the website, as well as the ability to send messages to other members, and subscribe to the variety of blogs, polls and calendars and receive new activity notices in their mailbox or email. You’ll also be able to create your own blogs, calendars and polls; keep a friends list; and post a profile for others to see. Best of all - it’s free - so join now!
DEP Member For a membership fee of CDN $55, you’ll have access to all the above benefits as well as discounts in the store, access to exclusive events and conferences, the ability to create your own exclusive discussions, calendars and polls (including private chat rooms and promotion of your own events) and you’ll get an Introduction to the DEP kit, including an assortment of official party pin-buttons, two dozen postcards for politicians (and friends and media), a copy of The Vote Sizing Solution, a laminated official DEP membership card and a subscription to our quarterly newsletter; which features the inside scoop on the DEP’s latest initiatives, an analysis of current events, and book, music, and movie reviews.
Volunteer Help generate publicity for the DEP, monitor online activity, help refine party publications, and participate in fundraising activities.
Event Organizer Organize events such as party launches, public debates, lectures, and game-theory free-playing simulations.
Promotional Officer Act as a liaison between the DEP and the media, including radio, television, film, newspapers, journals/magazines, and the internet. Use news releases, op-ed pieces, flyers, buttons, business cards, books, manifestos, audio CDs, and videos to promote the DEP.
Fundraiser Maintain contact with sponsors and other organizations.
Treasurer Manage the budget.
Regional Operations Director Manage recruitment, events, promotion, and fundraising for the provincial, territorial, state, or regional office.
National Operations Director Manage recruitment, events, promotion, and fundraising for the national office.
International Operations Director Manage recruitment, events, promotion, and fundraising for the international headquarters
DEP Candidate Run in an election as the representative of the Democratic Empowerment Party.

If you are interested in any of the above positions, please send an email to Opportunities@VoteSizing.org.

The DEP can represent many political movements and viewpoints at the local, regional, and national levels – uniting the politically active with the previously disenfranchised and the spiritually inquisitive. This combined attractiveness gives the DEP the inertia to snowball its connective communities around the globe, in turn further strengthening the DEP and its vote sizing message. Would an impoverished community in Eastern Russia be interested in learning how an impoverished community in the Philippians managed to wrestle back their power and turn their situation around? You bet! The same goes for poor Central and South American people, Indian, and inner city Americans, Canadians and Europeans. Still, the DEP is in its growth stages - we’ve not yet reached maturity. Our opponents are adept at spin and have lots of money to throw at the media will continue to use over-simplified labels and other divisive tactics to keep the majority of people skeptical, distracted and divided.

That’s why it’s so important for the DEP to register on the media’s radar as a legitimate, leading fringe political party. For although the fact that the DEP is so new will have already pricked up the media’s ears a wee bit; it’ll take this accomplishment to get them to amplify the low din vote sizing buzz into an unavoidable call-to-arms siren! How? Because always eager to sensationalize a story, the media will do more than just latch on, they’ll take the story up to the highest officials for their opinions. This will be the DEP’s pinnacle of action. Unlike the other fringe parties – which may be able to acquire fifteen minutes of fame – the DEP has the staying power to truly threaten the existing power structure. From this watershed moment on it’s no longer just action - it’ll also be reaction and open engagement with our opponent - corruption - and a struggle for survival ...so we had better be ready! Now the gloves come off and the fight to keep the vote sizing message intact gets real nasty. So, in addition to digging deep and harnessing all those tools we outlined above; we’ll also need to properly organize ourselves for the long contest ahead.

As we’ll see on the next page, even though the DEP can dig some serious roots and the media can do a lot of bidding for us, the going can still get pretty rough. The strongholds of corruption will recognize vote sizing as having the potential to truly reform our lives, and the DEP as a genuine threat on their continued domination - so they’ll react. To find out how, and how we can ‘turn the tables’ to triumph over them, read on...


Interactive version here

Enough talk about the problems with our world, our vision for how our world could be with vote sizing, and how vote sizing is possible. It’s time to get down to the nitty-gritty details; it’s time to talk about action.

Life Cycle of the DEP

The Democratic Empowerment Party (DEP) is both a spiritually self-empowering and politically proactive movement. It promotes vote sizing; a way for individuals to discover their own authentic voice, while being able to come together, take the fight up to the press boxes and into the ivory towers. Because vote sizing combines the natural opposites of wealth and power in a harmonic way, the DEP should be able to awake even the most apolitical person, and has the potential for rapid growth - from word-of-mouth to media event to fringe political party to a serious international reform movement... without ever having to make or hide compromises; and without ever needing to have all the answers. Whether through wealth or power; decisions about how we need to live together is always deferred back to the people.

(This ability to channel and re-direct energy will not only catapult vote sizing to the forefront of political discussion; but it is the same tactic which can be used to engage the enemy, corruption - as we'll see in the next page.)

This growth, however rapid, will come in certain stages. Let’s take a closer look at vote sizing’s evolution through the DEP:

Stage 1: Planting Seeds - Word-of-Mouth Discussion

 

[no-glossary]Vote Sizing Ice Breakers[/no-glossary]

To help vote sizing take its first step - begin a vote sizing conversation - here are two simple yet profound questions you can use with friends, family and strangers to start a dialogue about vote sizing and the DEP:

Two Questions to Initiate a Vote Sizing Conversation:

  1. What ratio of power and wealth would you choose for yourself?
  2. If vote sizing could accomplish giving this choice to everyone, would it work?

Once you’ve responded to these questions, check out our polls page to see how others feel about them.

The first stage of the DEP’s lifecycle is planting seeds in - and spreading the vote sizing message through ...the general population. The vehicle for accomplishing this is simply word-of-mouth conversation. This conversation can happen around water coolers, over dinner tables, in cafes, and on internet chat rooms and website discussion boards (like ours!). No matter what language you speak, whether you communicate over the telephone, through typing, or out-loud on street corners; the vote sizing message easily sparks up revealing debate because it is fundamentally simple to understand, questions personal value systems, stirs up debate, allows people to face themselves and each other, and shows a way for us to turn the same small sacrifices into all of our long-term gain.

Stage 2: Seedlings Sprout - In-Depth Ways to Discuss Vote Sizing

[no-glossary]Vote Sizing Talking Points[/no-glossary]

Here are some talking points that you can use to delve deeper into the significance of vote sizing and the DEP:

Vote Sizing Talking Points

  1. Vote sizing is a good example of how our rich tradition of historical democratic reforms have evolved to meet the challenges of the day.
  2. How might vote sizing work when adopted by different kinds of political and economic organizations.
  3. Can vote sizing become the foundation for a serious and meaningful political movement? Is it not a peaceful and incredibly effective of engaging the corrupt ruling elite and getting them to change their ways?
  4. How hard would vote sizing be to technologically implement? How tied to corruption is technology, and how effectively does vote sizing embrace technology to further, not hinder, the cause of social justice.
  5. By engaging us on the personal level of income and votes, vote sizing encourages and puts in place institutions that allow for a profound shift in human consciousness.

In its second stage, the vote sizing seedling sprouts some basic roots, branches, and leaves. The movement at this stage is still very grassroots, but finds nourishment by extending out into university classrooms, talk radio shows, editorial pages, and board rooms. Even though vote sizing’s appeal here is in both its inherent adaptability and accessibility; vote sizing continues to ground the discussion in matter-of-fact terms that everybody, from capitalist to proletariat to bourgeoisie to impoverished, can understand: how to reconcile dollars with votes.

Stage 3: Roots Take Hold – A Fringe Political Party is Born

[no-glossary]Media Kit[/no-glossary]

Every growing movement needs nourishment to survive. As the vote sizing buzz intensifies, media interest should intensify too. Although if we want to we can wait for the media to come to us, it’s also a good strategy to proactively involve them in getting the vote sizing / DEP word out, and try to make sure that their story accurately reflects our message.

Holding an event can be a lot of fun. Hearing/watching/reading about it can be a lot of fun for others. The DEP wants to help you get as many people as possible sharing in the vote sizing buzz, and the media has certain protocols and avenues that they like to follow; so here are some documents that should help you in corresponding with your local media and enable you to organize and involve them in any events you’d like to sponsor. They are only templates, but should be enough for you to adapt for your own use and grasp how to manage this part of your vote sizing campaign:

Media Advisory

A media advisory is used to invite members of the media to attend one of your upcoming events. It should include a brief (1-2 paragraphs) but specific description of the date, time, and location of the event; the names of the people who will be featured, and information about media accommodations (line feed availability, whether flash photography will be allowed, etc). Ask the media to register for the event so you can later use their contact information to follow up on their reaction or send them updates. Here is a sample of a vote sizing event’s media advisory:

Press Release

A press release is used to offer members of the TV, radio, internet, newspaper or magazine media your version of a vote sizing story. Since a press release will hopefully be used to base a story idea, it must be eventful and newsworthy – not a simple recitation of the DEP’s goals or principles. A good press release might give an overview of a newly released party launch, or review a recent debate or discussion. It usually includes quotes from relevant sources (the book author, debate participants or audience members, for example). Be sure to include your contact information at the bottom of the press release so that any interested media members can contact you for more information. Here’s a sample of a vote sizing press release:

Public Service Announcement

A public service announcement (PSA) - in contrast to a media advisory or press release - is given to the media for them to read directly to the public. In order to be broadcast or published by the media, it must be considered beneficial for the public good and tied to a specific event. Here’s a sample of a vote sizing PSA:

Fact Sheet

A clear and concise fact sheet is an important part of your media kit, as it provides media members with – surprise! – clear and accurate facts regarding your event. A fact sheet is used to provide an overview of the event details, such as the date, time, venue, participant and emcee names and positions, itinerary, and information about any supplemental materials that will be discussed (such as books). A fact sheet must be sent along with any media advisory or public service announcement. Also have some on hand during the event to hand out to media members who don’t have any copies, as they will be much more likely to run your story if you help them prepare for it. Always make sure to include your contact information at the bottom of the fact sheet. Here is a sample of a vote sizing fact sheet:

Pitch Letter

A pitch letter is similar to a press release, but more direct, targeted, and often less “newsy.” A pitch letter is a letter to the editor or producer of a magazine, newspaper, website, radio or TV program. Instead of offering highly specific information about an event (as a press release does), a pitch letter suggests an idea or topic for an article or broadcast. Often the pitch letter begins by broadly outlining the proposed idea and goes on to include an interesting angle for the story as well as potential sources. Because you’re targeting editors and producers with a pitch letter, be prepared to produce the story yourself (in contrast to a press release, in which case you’re asking a news reporter to produce your story idea). Here is a sample of a vote sizing pitch letter:

In its third stage, the vote sizing movement stakes its place in the political tapestry. Because it’s now got grassroots stability, the vote sizing movement can face - and triumph over - the competition. Vote sizing is manifested into action through its political arm, the Democratic Empowerment Party. The DEP is how vote sizing can move out of classrooms, dining rooms, financial arrangements and chat rooms and into and legislative halls.

First, the DEP will begin to spread its newfound roots by launching local branches. DEP supporters will run for local offices as electoral reformers. Vote sizing now enters a larger, regional landscape, populated by fringe political parties. The DEP has a large advantage in that the other fringe parties are often based on single, sector-specific agendas (religious – Christian Heritage Party; ideological – Socialist, Libertarian, and Communist Parties; parody – Rhino Party; environmental – Green Party; lifestyle – Marijuana and Natural Law Parties). Although the DEP has a single narrowly-focused agenda, vote sizing, in contrast to the other fringe parties, truly belongs in politics and resonates with many people as a legitimate way to voice their concerns and change politics.

Because it is so deeply political, not ideological, vote sizing can also extend out in many areas and bring other ‘fringe’ movements under its umbrella. What sets it apart and allows it to excel (especially among the disenfranchised) is that there’s no predefined roadmap necessary to accomplish the goals of vote sizing. Instead of preaching a solution, the DEP by nature can transform itself to accommodate as much input as possible from as many people as possible.

Stage 4: Room to Grow - Taking on the Corrupt System

[no-glossary]Involvement Opportunities[/no-glossary]

The fact that the DEP revolution is a movement with incredible capacity for grassroots support does not mean that it won’t need a good infrastructure to succeed. As the battle begins in earnest, in order to avoid being cut down and toppled, many people will have to contribute to the organization at many different levels. In other words, the DEP needs you!

Vote Sizing / DEP Opportunities:

There are a variety of different levels of involvement, each suited for whatever degree you’re comfortable with.

Job Title Job Description
Website Member Online vote sizing community members get access to exclusive areas of the website, as well as the ability to send messages to other members, and subscribe to the variety of blogs, polls and calendars and receive new activity notices in their mailbox or email. You’ll also be able to create your own blogs, calendars and polls; keep a friends list; and post a profile for others to see. Best of all - it’s free - so join now!
DEP Member For a membership fee of CDN $55, you’ll have access to all the above benefits as well as discounts in the store, access to exclusive events and conferences, the ability to create your own exclusive discussions, calendars and polls (including private chat rooms and promotion of your own events) and you’ll get an Introduction to the DEP kit, including an assortment of official party pin-buttons, two dozen postcards for politicians (and friends and media), a copy of The Vote Sizing Solution, a laminated official DEP membership card and a subscription to our quarterly newsletter; which features the inside scoop on the DEP’s latest initiatives, an analysis of current events, and book, music, and movie reviews.
Volunteer Help generate publicity for the DEP, monitor online activity, help refine party publications, and participate in fundraising activities.
Event Organizer Organize events such as party launches, public debates, lectures, and game-theory free-playing simulations.
Promotional Officer Act as a liaison between the DEP and the media, including radio, television, film, newspapers, journals/magazines, and the internet. Use news releases, op-ed pieces, flyers, buttons, business cards, books, manifestos, audio CDs, and videos to promote the DEP.
Fundraiser Maintain contact with sponsors and other organizations.
Treasurer Manage the budget.
Regional Operations Director Manage recruitment, events, promotion, and fundraising for the provincial, territorial, state, or regional office.
National Operations Director Manage recruitment, events, promotion, and fundraising for the national office.
International Operations Director Manage recruitment, events, promotion, and fundraising for the international headquarters
DEP Candidate Run in an election as the representative of the Democratic Empowerment Party.

If you are interested in any of the above positions, please send an email to Opportunities@VoteSizing.org.

The DEP can represent many political movements and viewpoints at the local, regional, and national levels – uniting the politically active with the previously disenfranchised and the spiritually inquisitive. This combined attractiveness gives the DEP the inertia to snowball its connective communities around the globe, in turn further strengthening the DEP and its vote sizing message. Would an impoverished community in Eastern Russia be interested in learning how an impoverished community in the Philippians managed to wrestle back their power and turn their situation around? You bet! The same goes for poor Central and South American people, Indian, and inner city Americans, Canadians and Europeans. Still, the DEP is in its growth stages - we’ve not yet reached maturity. Our opponents are adept at spin and have lots of money to throw at the media will continue to use over-simplified labels and other divisive tactics to keep the majority of people skeptical, distracted and divided.

That’s why it’s so important for the DEP to register on the media’s radar as a legitimate, leading fringe political party. For although the fact that the DEP is so new will have already pricked up the media’s ears a wee bit; it’ll take this accomplishment to get them to amplify the low din vote sizing buzz into an unavoidable call-to-arms siren! How? Because always eager to sensationalize a story, the media will do more than just latch on, they’ll take the story up to the highest officials for their opinions. This will be the DEP’s pinnacle of action. Unlike the other fringe parties – which may be able to acquire fifteen minutes of fame – the DEP has the staying power to truly threaten the existing power structure. From this watershed moment on it’s no longer just action - it’ll also be reaction and open engagement with our opponent - corruption - and a struggle for survival ...so we had better be ready! Now the gloves come off and the fight to keep the vote sizing message intact gets real nasty. So, in addition to digging deep and harnessing all those tools we outlined above; we’ll also need to properly organize ourselves for the long contest ahead.

As we’ll see on the next page, even though the DEP can dig some serious roots and the media can do a lot of bidding for us, the going can still get pretty rough. The strongholds of corruption will recognize vote sizing as having the potential to truly reform our lives, and the DEP as a genuine threat on their continued domination - so they’ll react. To find out how, and how we can ‘turn the tables’ to triumph over them, read on...

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After saving a new commentDespués de guardar un comentario nuevodefault
After saving a new postTras guardar un nuevo envíodefault
After saving a new term to the databaseLuego de grabar un nuevo término a la base de datosdefault
After saving an updated commentDespués de guardar un comentario actualizadodefault
After saving an updated postDepués de guardar una entrada actualizadadefault
After saving an updated term to the databaseLuego de grabar un término actualizado a la base de datosdefault
Aggregator itemElemento a agregardefault
Ajax callback for view loading.Llamada Ajax para carga de vistadefault
AllTodosdefault
Allowed HTML tags: @tagsEtiquetas HTML permitidas: @tagsdefault
AnonymousAnónimodefault
AppearanceAparicióncck
Appendixesmenu
Archivodefault
ArgumentArgumentodefault
ArgumentsArgumentosdefault
ArticleArtículocck
At {Billboard} tagEn etiqueta {Billboard}cck
AttachmentAdjuntodefault
Attachments added to other displays to achieve multiple views in the same view.Adjuntois añadidos a otras vistas para ejecutar multiples vistas en la misma vista.default
Audiocck
Autocomplete taxonomyTaxonomía autocompletadadefault
AveragePromediodefault
Average: <span>!stars</span>Promedio: <span>!stars</span>default
AwesomeExcelentedefault
Banner 1default
Banner 2default
Banner 3default
Banner 4default
Banner 5default
Banner 6default
BillboardCarteleradefault
Bing Webmaster Center verification codedefault
BiographyBiografíadefault
Biography: Biographydefault
BlockBloquedefault
Blog Entriesmenu
Body with Billboarddefault
Book Pagesmenu
BottomFinalcck
Bottom 1default
Bottom 2default
Bottom 3default
Broken handler @table.@fielddefault
Broken handler profile_values_profile_Display_Biography.valuedefault
Broken handler profile_values_profile_Display_Personal_Information.valuedefault
Broken handler profile_values_profile_Display_Professional_Information.valuedefault
Bulk OperationsOperaciones masivasdefault
CAPTCHAdefault
Cameroonmenu
Campodefault
Canonical URLdefault
CartoonCaricaturacck
Change general settings about this variant.default
Change layoutdefault
Change the layout of this panel.default
ChartGráficocck
Choicesmenu
Choose layoutdefault
Collapse textdefault
Colombiamenu
CommentComentariodefault
CommentsComentariosdefault
CompanyCompañíadefault
Company WebsiteSitio web de la Compañíadefault
Contact Usmenu
Contains rows in contexts.default
ContentContenidodefault
Content panedefault
Content_Wizard?tid=!namedefault
Content_Wizard?tid=Africadefault
Content_Wizard?tid=Ancient Greecedefault
Content_Wizard?tid=CEOdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=Cameroondefault
Content_Wizard?tid=Canadadefault
Content_Wizard?tid=Democratic Empowerment Partydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=Fair Choice Partydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=Fair System Partydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=Internally Displaced Peopledefault
Content_Wizard?tid=Iraqdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=Julius Awafongdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=Pakistandefault
Content_Wizard?tid=Roman Empiredefault
Content_Wizard?tid=Steve Glickmandefault
Content_Wizard?tid=Vancouverdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=abusedefault
Content_Wizard?tid=academiadefault
Content_Wizard?tid=alienationdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=ancestordefault
Content_Wizard?tid=apathydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=balancedefault
Content_Wizard?tid=brutalitydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=builddefault
Content_Wizard?tid=capital flightdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=capitalismdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=castedefault
Content_Wizard?tid=childdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=citizendefault
Content_Wizard?tid=civilizationdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=classdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=communismdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=computerdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=conservativedefault
Content_Wizard?tid=consumptiondefault
Content_Wizard?tid=convictiondefault
Content_Wizard?tid=cooperationdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=culturaldefault
Content_Wizard?tid=decaydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=democracydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=dictatorsdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=dissatisfactiondefault
Content_Wizard?tid=distributiondefault
Content_Wizard?tid=dominationdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=economicaldefault
Content_Wizard?tid=economydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=eldersdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=electionsdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=employeedefault
Content_Wizard?tid=empowermentdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=environmentdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=equaldefault
Content_Wizard?tid=evolutiondefault
Content_Wizard?tid=exceptionsdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=existentialismdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=extortiondefault
Content_Wizard?tid=feardefault
Content_Wizard?tid=financialdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=fooddefault
Content_Wizard?tid=freedomdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=frustrationdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=globalizationdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=governmentdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=greeddefault
Content_Wizard?tid=harmonydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=healthdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=historical recorddefault
Content_Wizard?tid=homelessdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=human naturedefault
Content_Wizard?tid=human resourcesdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=humiliationdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=hypocrisydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=ideologydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=imbalancedefault
Content_Wizard?tid=industrial agedefault
Content_Wizard?tid=inefficiencydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=inequaltiydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=inflationdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=information agedefault
Content_Wizard?tid=internalizingdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=investordefault
Content_Wizard?tid=lawdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=leaderdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=mandatedefault
Content_Wizard?tid=marketdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=massesdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=mediadefault
Content_Wizard?tid=mercydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=middle classdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=mismanagementdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=moderationdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=modestydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=monarchydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=nationalismdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=opportunitydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=optimismdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=patronagedefault
Content_Wizard?tid=personalitiesdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=petroleum agedefault
Content_Wizard?tid=polaritydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=politicaldefault
Content_Wizard?tid=political partydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=politiciandefault
Content_Wizard?tid=pollutiondefault
Content_Wizard?tid=poordefault
Content_Wizard?tid=povertydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=powerdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=privacydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=productiondefault
Content_Wizard?tid=progressdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=reasoningdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=reformdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=refugeedefault
Content_Wizard?tid=regulationdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=religiondefault
Content_Wizard?tid=republicdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=respectdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=revolutiondefault
Content_Wizard?tid=rewarddefault
Content_Wizard?tid=ruling elitedefault
Content_Wizard?tid=sacrificedefault
Content_Wizard?tid=satisfactiondefault
Content_Wizard?tid=smugnessdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=socialdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=studentdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=taxdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=teamdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=terroristdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=transparencydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=tyrannydefault
Content_Wizard?tid=unemployeddefault
Content_Wizard?tid=utopiadefault
Content_Wizard?tid=valuesdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=vicesdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=votedefault
Content_Wizard?tid=voterdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=voting systemsdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=wealthdefault
Content_Wizard?tid=working classdefault
Contextdefault
Contextsdefault
Control access by node_type.default
Control the criteria used to decide whether or not this variant is used.default
Copyrightdefault
CountryPaísdefault
Create a new user account.Crea una cuenta de usuario nueva.default
Create and referenceCrear y referenciardefault
Create new accountCrear cuenta nuevadefault
Creates a node context from a node ID argument.default
Creates back/next navigation.Crea navegación previa/próximadefault
Cuerpodefault
Custom filter #!fid (%fname)default
Date back/next navigation to attach to other displays. Requires the Date argument.Navegación de fecha previa/próxima para anexarlo a otrros vistas. Requiere el argumento Fecha.default
Date browserFecha del navegadordefault
Date browser styleEstilo de Fecha del navegadordefault
Deactivatedmenu
Default settings for this view.Configuración por defecto para esta vistadefault
DefaultsDefectosdefault
DepartmentDepartamentodefault
DescriptionDescripcióndefault
Disable Lightbox iframe filterdefault
DisabledDesactivadomenu
Display all valuesMostrar todos los valoresdefault
Display empty textMostrar texto vacíodefault
Display the aggregator item using the data from the original source.Muestra el elemento agregado usando los datos de la fuente original.default
Display the comment as RSS.Mostrar el comentario como una fuente RSSdefault
Display the comment with standard comment view.Mostrar el comentario con la vista estándar para comentariosdefault
Display the node with standard node view.Muestra el nodo con la vista estándar para nodosdefault
Display the view as a block.Mostrar la vista como un bloque.default
Display the view as a feed, such as an RSS feed.Mostrar la vista como una fuente, ejemplo una fuente RSS.default
Display the view as a page, with a URL and menu links.Mostrar la vista como una página, con el URL y menús.default
Displays results in a browser spreadsheet.default
Displays rows as an HTML list.Mostrar filas como una lista HTML.default
Displays rows in a grid.Mostrar filas en rejilladefault
Displays rows in a table.Mostrar filas en una tabla.default
Displays rows one after another.Mostrar columnas una después de otra.default
Displays rows with checkmarks for bulk actions.default
Displays the default summary as a list.Muesta el resumen predeterminado como una lista.default
Displays the fields in a panel rather than using a template.default
Displays the fields with an optional template.Mostrar los campos con una plantilla opcionaldefault
Displays the summary unformatted, with option for one after another or inline.Mostrar el resumen sin formato, con opciones una después de la otra o alineado internamentedefault
Download the view as a spreadsheet file.default
DrupalDrupaldefault
Dublin Core contributordefault
Dublin Core creatordefault
Dublin Core datedefault
Dublin Core descriptiondefault
Dublin Core publisherdefault
Dublin Core titledefault
Día de publicacióndefault
E-mailE-maildefault
Edit commentEditar Comentariodefault
Editar enlacedefault
Englishmenu
Enlace(s) externodefault
Enter the characters shown in the image.default
Enter the node ID of a node for this argumentdefault
Enter the node ID of a node for this context.default
Enter the terms you wish to search for.Introduzca los términos que quiera buscar.default
Estilodefault
Etiquetas HTML adicionalesdefault
Fecha de creacióndefault
FeedFuentesdefault
FieldCampodefault
FieldsCamposdefault
Fields: Render back reference views as content fieldsdefault
File browserManejador de archivosdefault
File downloadBajar Archivodefault
FilterFiltrardefault
Filter XSSdefault
FiltersFiltrosdefault
Fixed entryEntrada fijadefault
FlagsBanderasdefault
Flash PresentationPresentación Flashcck
For every page request Drupal steps through this Theme Switching Rule Chain until an activated rule matches or it reaches the end. If a rule matches, the theme associated with this rule will be applied to render the requested page.default
Formulasmenu
Generaldefault
Generates an RSS feed from a view.Generar una Fuente RSS a partir de una vistadefault
Get a preview of what this variant will look like.default
Glossary filterFiltrar Glosariodefault
Glossary terms will be automatically marked with links to their descriptions. If there are certain phrases or sections of text that should be excluded from glossary marking and linking, use the special markup, [no-glossary] ... [/no-glossary].Los términos del glosario serán marcados automáticamente con enlaces a sus descripciones. Si hay algunas frases o secciones de texto que deben ser excluidas utilice la etiqueta especial, [no-glossary] ... [/no-glossary].default
Go to first pageIr a la primera páginadefault
Go to last pageIr a la última páginadefault
Go to next pageIr a página siguientedefault
Go to page @numberIr a la página @numberdefault
Go to parent pageIr a la página padredefault
Go to previous pageIr a página anteriordefault
GoodBuenodefault
Google Webmaster Tools verification codedefault
GreatFenomenaldefault
GridRejilladefault
HTML ListListado HTMLdefault
HTML correctorCorrector HTMLdefault
HTML filterFiltro HTMLdefault
HiddenOcultocck
Hide view / Page not found (404)Ocultar vista / Página no encontrada (404)default
Highlights table rows based on simple PHP code.default
HomeIniciodefault
HomepagePágina principaldefault
ICRA labelsdefault
Image CAPTCHAImagen de seguridaddefault
Image(s)Imagen(es)cck
Input formatFormato de entradadefault
InteractiveInteractivocck
Invite a Friend to Joinmenu
Invite a friendInvitar un amigodefault
Is available as content for a panel or dashboard display.default
Is empty (NULL)Esta vacío (NULL)default
Is not empty (NOT NULL)default
Is not one ofNo es uno dedefault
Is one ofEs uno dedefault
Javascript Noticedefault
JoinedUnidodefault
Julius Awafong Teneng - Presidentmenu
Jump menudefault
KeywordsPalabras clavedefault
LanguagesIdiomasdefault
Last accessÚltimo accesodefault
Latest commentsdefault
Latest commentsviews
LayoutDiseñodefault
Left sidebarBarra Lateral Izquierdadefault
Left vertical menudefault
Leyenda, créditos o palabras clavedefault
Lightbox G2 filterdefault
Lightbox filterdefault
Lightbox iframe filterdefault
Lightbox modal filterdefault
Lightbox slideshow filterdefault
Lightbox video filterdefault
Line break converterConversor de saltos de líneasdefault
Lines and paragraphs break automatically.Saltos automáticos de líneas y de párrafos.default
LinksEnlacesdefault
ListListadefault
LocationUbicacióndefault
Log inIniciar sesióndefault
Logged in userdefault
LoginIngresardefault
Makes the view results available as a context for use in Panels and other applications.default
MeasurementsMedicionesmenu
MenuMenúdefault
Menú de textodefault
More information about formatting optionsMás información sobre opciones de formatodefault
Move content from old layoutdefault
Multimediacck
No caching of Views data.default
No javascript usedNo se utiliza javascriptcck
NodeNododefault
Node ID from URLID del nodo a partir del URLdefault
Node being vieweddefault
Node templatedefault
Node title autocompletedefault
Node: IDdefault
Node: typedefault
Nododefault
Nombredefault
NoneNingunodefault
Normaldefault
Nuestras páginasdefault
NumericNúmericodefault
ORdefault
OkayBiendefault
Opinioncck
OptionsOpcionesdefault
Overriddendefault
PHP CodeCódigo PHPdefault
PHP evaluatorEvaluador de PHPdefault
PICS labelsdefault
PagePáginadefault
Page: Render back reference views grouped on a single fieldset on main node viewdefault
Paneldefault
Panel contentdefault
Panel fieldsdefault
Panel settingsdefault
PasswordContraseñadefault
PermissionPermisodefault
Personal Information: Citydefault
Personal Information: Countrydefault
Personal Information: First Name(s)default
Personal Information: Last Name(s)default
Personal Information: Middle Name(s)default
Personal Information: Regiondefault
Personal Information: Website #1default
Personal Information: Website #2default
Personal Information: Website #3default
PolicyPolíticacck
PoorPobredefault
Post new commentEnviar un comentario nuevodefault
Presentacióndefault
PreviewPrevisualizacióndefault
Preview Image Filedefault
Preview Image TypeTipo de imagen de previstadefault
Preview Image URLdefault
Printer-friendly versionVersión para impresióndefault
ProfessionProfesióndefault
Professional Information: Companydefault
Professional Information: Company Websitedefault
Professional Information: Departmentdefault
Professional Information: Professiondefault
ProfilePerfildefault
Provide default argumentProporciona argumento por defectodefault
PublicationPublicacióncck
Puts all of the results into a select box and allows the user to go to a different page based upon the results.default
QuestionsPreguntasmenu
QuizExamencck
RSS FeedFuente RSSdefault
RatingVotacióndefault
Recent postsEntradas Recientesdefault
Recommend @site-name to:Recomendar @site-name a :default
RegionRegióndefault
RelationshipRelacionesdefault
RelationshipsRelacionesdefault
Render the view as a raw SocialCalc spreadsheet.default
Request new passwordSolicitar nueva contraseñadefault
Request new password via e-mail.Solicita una contraseña nueva por correo electrónico.default
Revisit afterdefault
Right sidebarBarra Lateral Derechadefault
Right vertical menudefault
Robotsdefault
RoleRoldefault
Row Billboarddefault
SaveGuardardefault
Save stringGrabar la cadenadefault
SearchBuscardefault
Search and referenceBuscar y referenciardefault
Search this siteBuscar en este sitiodefault
Select ratingSeleccione evaluacióndefault
Selection rulesdefault
Send inviteEnviar invitacióndefault
Shoutsmenu
Show a printer-friendly version of this book page and its sub-pages.Muestra una versión para impresión de esta página del libro y de sus sub páginas.default
Simple time-based caching of data.default
SimulationSimulacióncck
Sitemap indexdefault
SocialCalc formatdefault
Sort criteriaCriterio de Ordendefault
Sort criterionCriterio de ordendefault
Spanishmenu
Spreadsheetdefault
Spreadsheet filedefault
Steve Glickman, Founder and Presidentmenu
Storiesmenu
SubjectAsuntodefault
Submitted by !username on @datetimeEnviado por !username el @datetime.default
Summary, sorted ascendingResumen, orden ascendentedefault
Summary, sorted descendingResumen, orden descendentedefault
Switch to plain text editorCambiar a editor sencillo de textodefault
Switch to rich text editorCambiar a editor de texto enriquecidodefault
Systemsmenu
Tab: Render back reference views in separate relationships tabdefault
TableTabladefault
Table Highlighterdefault
Taxonomy Term ID from URLdefault
Taxonomy termTérminos de taxonomíadefault
TeamEquiposdefault
Team (Menu)Equipo (Menú)default
TextTextocck
The content of this field is kept private and will not be shown publicly.El contenido de este campo se mantiene privado y no se mostrará públicamente.default
There are currently %members and %visitors online.En este momento hay %members y %visitors en línea.default
This field is required.Este campo es obligatorio.default
This question is for testing whether you are a human visitor and to prevent automated spam submissions.Esta pregunta es para probar si usted es un visitante real para prevenir el envío de spam.default
ThuJuedefault
Tiene nuevo contenidodefault
Time-baseddefault
Tipodefault
Todosdefault
TopArribacck
Top 1default
Top 2default
Top 3default
Transferenciadefault
Triggers are system events, such as when new content is added or when a user logs in. Trigger module combines these triggers with actions (functional tasks), such as unpublishing content or e-mailing an administrator. The <a href="@url">Actions settings page</a> contains a list of existing actions and provides the ability to create and configure additional actions.Disparadores (Triggers) son eventos del sistema, tales como cuándo un nuevo contenido es añadido o cuándo ingresa un usuario. Los módulos Trigger combinan a los disparadores con acciones (tareas funcionales), tales como remover contenido o enviar un correo al administrado. La página de <a href="@url">Cofiguración de Acciones</a> contiene una lista de las acciones existentes y proporciona la habilidad de crear y configurar acciones adicionales.default
TrueVerdaderodefault
Títulodefault
URLURLdefault
URL filterFiltro de URLdefault
Ubicacióndefault
UnformattedSin Formatodefault
Unknown contextdefault
Usa Javascriptdefault
Use [collapse] and [/collapse] to create collapsible text blocks. [collapse collapsed] or [collapsed] will start with the block closed.default
UserUsuariodefault
User 1default
User 2default
User 3default
User 4default
User ID from URLID del usuario a partir del URLdefault
User ID from logged in userID del usuario ingresadodefault
User Profile (Content Block)Perfil de Usuario (Bloque de contenido)default
User accountCuenta de Usuariodefault
User autocompleteUsuario Autocompletadodefault
User loginInicio de sesióndefault
User timezoneZona horaria del Usuariodefault
UsernameNombre de usuariodefault
Userreference autocompleteAuto completado de referencia de usuariodefault
UsersUsuariosdefault
Usersmenu
Uses javascriptUsa javascriptcck
VBO action formdefault
VBO pager handlerdefault
Videocck
ViewVistadefault
View user profile.Ver perfil de usuario.default
View your invitesVer tus invitacionesdefault
ViewsVistasdefault
Vote Sized Surveysmenu
Web page addresses and e-mail addresses turn into links automatically.Las direcciones de las páginas web y las de correo se convierten en enlaces automáticamente.default
Website #1Sitio web #1default
Website #2Sitio web #2default
Website #3Sitio web #3default
What code is in the image?Qué código se muestra en la imagen?default
When a comment is being viewed by an authenticated userCuando un comentario esta siendo visualizado por un usuario autentificadodefault
When a user's profile is being viewedCuando se esté viendo un perfil de usuariodefault
When content is viewed by an authenticated userCuando el contenido sea visto por usuario registradodefault
When cron runsCuándo se ejecuta del crondefault
When either saving a new post or updating an existing postAl guardar un envío nuevo o al actualizar uno ya existentedefault
When enabled, this overrides the default Drupal behavior for displaying nodes at <em>node/%node</em>. If you add variants, you may use selection criteria such as node type or language or user access to provide different views of nodes. If no variant is selected, the default Drupal node view will be used. This page only affects nodes viewed as pages, it will not affect nodes viewed in lists or at other locations. Also please note that if you are using pathauto, aliases may make a node to be somewhere else, but as far as Drupal is concerned, they are still at node/%node.default
Who are we?menu
Who's New (Side Block)Quién es nuevo (Bloque lateral)default
Who's newNuevosdefault
Who's onlineEn líneadefault
Will be available to all users.Estará disponible para todos los usuarios.default
XSS Filter Filtro XSSdefault
XSS Filter.Filtro XSS.default
Xilena Ibarra - General Managermenu
Yahoo! Site Explorer verification codedefault
Your nameSu nombredefault
Your rating: <span>!stars</span>Su voto: <span>!stars</span>default
activemenuMenu Activodefault
activemenu bookMenu Activo para Librodefault
ajax formdefault
ajax submitdefault
ajax viewdefault
anonymous userusuario anónimodefault
argumentsargumentosdefault
authenticated userusuario autenticadodefault
comments_recent (Side Block)default
editeditardefault
emptyvacíodefault
fieldcampodefault
fieldslos camposdefault
filterfiltrodefault
filtersfiltrosdefault
indefault
last »última »default
moremásdefault
next ›siguiente ›default
not emptyno esta vacíodefault
not indefault
press !x to closepresione !x para cerrardefault
relationshipsrelacionesdefault
sort criteria criterios de ordenacióndefault
sort criterioncriterio de ordendefault
uparribadefault
« first« primeradefault
Último accesodefault
default
‹ previous‹ anteriordefault