Big heroes are everyone who donates money to support worthy causes. Here's an easy way to donate money to the Standing Rock Cultural Arts upcoming "Who's Your Mama Earth Day Festival" - Standing Rock Cultural Arts is based in the North Water Street Gallery. Check out their MySpace site & click over to their home site & see what all they do to deserve your generosity...and then, click the below button to donate.
Save The World - One Click At A Time!
On each of these websites, you can click a button to support the cause -- each click creates funding, and costs you nothing! Bookmark these sites, and click once a day!
In the year of my 40th birthday, I opened my life's ambition to the public in the only place I felt would understand it. Kent, Ohio. Stocked with most of the titles those big box stores & their ilk deemed not mainstream enough (ie; independent presses) I began my first year as an entrepreneur. With the help of Suzanne DeGaetano at Mac’s Backs Paperbacks in Cleveland Heights, I connected with all the distributors of all the books a college town like Kent hungered for. Staffed with volunteers, I filled my magazine rack with zines and chapbooks, comix and anarchy. I sold incense and oils, tarot decks and poetry CD's. I hosted readings & musical performances, showcased artwork and put out a monthly newsletter of events and schtuff. We drank wine and beer. We ate cheese and grapes. We poeticized in the alley and sang dirges from the balcony. Poets slept on my floor. Bands practiced after hours. Locals partook of the solitude with keys handed out at random. My cats welcomed everyone that entered my doors. Books were signed, videos taped, and history made.
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"Maybe, I needed to lay dormant like the other giants and sow the seeds for the complete destruction of this vampire class. Or, maybe, I needed immediate gratification by finding the richest neighborhood with some pig in the biggest house and lay my gun right down his throat. I’d tell him my compassion was left at my brother’s burial site as the trigger snapped." - from A Rebel Life: Murder by the Rich,
