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It may be a stretch in these internet times to remember back that far, but perhaps some people will recall a distant July 2009, when Amazon made the literary gaffe of all gaffes late one night by reaching virtually into Kindle users’ libraries, located…

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-Friday Sept. 30: A Show!!!

**James Rabbit, Hermit Convention and French Quarter. invite yer friends! come by after CRITICAL MASS! yeeeeeah! 7pm or whatever. Bring money for donation.

-Tuesday Oct. 6th: Sustainable Cycles: Bicycle Down the West Coast, Meet Women, Talk about Menstrual Cups, and Live on $4 a Day- 6-9pm

**Two years ago, after graduating from college, Toni and Sarah met at a dance festival in North Carolina and decided to ride bicycles from Albany, NY to Ann Arbor, MI— for the adventure, to see some world, to make connections to people, and to see where we got to without any plans.

So recently we had this idea… to go on another bike trip, with more of a purpose: to bike down the West coast and talk to women that we meet along the way, make woman-to-woman connections and convince them to switch to using a menstrual cup. One-at-a-time spread this information to women who otherwise might never have access to learning about non-disposable menstrual options. It seems to me that the number one way this revolution grows is through personal testimony of friends-to-friends.

-Wednesday Oct. 5th: Two happenings

**HUFF meeting 10:30am- HUFF is Santa Cruz's oldest and most stubbornly persistent grassroots homeless advocacy group. We make trouble for the powers that be and fight institutional human rights abuses such as the "blanket ban": a Santa Cruz City Council law prohibiting homeless mothers and children from covering up with a blanket between the hours of 11 p.m. and 8:30 a.m.

**FoxFire: a feminist discussion group! 6:30--10pm We will be reading a zine. Please join us for reading and discussion of the text. Feel free to bring snacks and such. **This reading group is limited to those folks who identify as women, trans and/or fem.

-Thursday Oct. 6th: two events!

**Police Obsolescence Workgroup (with CopWatch- sccommunitysafety@gmail.com)- 5:30-6:30pm
Working toward a world without police. Some of the efforts of this workgroup include copwatch, know your rights, police accountability, alternatives to calling the police, and education about police, courts, and jails. This is a spinoff workgroup of the larger Community Safety Workgroup. Requirements: Please check out the premises of the group at sccommunitysafety.blogspot.com to ensure that you are down with these before you come. Every Thu. 5:30-6:30pm

**Open Mic- sign ups 7:30pm and begins 8pm
Come express yourself, challenge yourself, challenge the audience. $5-$7 NOTAFLOF

-Friday Oct. 7th: First Friday Art Opening, 6-8pm

**Each month, SubRosa hosts a new artist from the community with emphasis on local emerging artists. SubRosa art openings are part of the First Friday Art Tour and are generally on the first Friday of the month beginning at 6pm

In the United States, unions have declared their support for the occupation of Wall Street and are planning supporting rallies. This certainly adds legitimacy to the action in terms of links to class struggle, however it is still far short of the wave…

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To see two preview clips from tomorrow’s Doctor Who finale, click here and scroll down to “The Wedding of River Song: Previews: Reveal” – not to be confused with “The Wedding of River Song: Introductory Videos: Reveal.” (There’s other cool stuff there too.)

To say that these previews involve SPOILERS would be an understatement. In fact the mere still images displayed before the clips start playing contain spoilers, which is why I haven’t embedded them here.

Later tonight I plan to offer some speculation in the comments section here, so for those who find mere speculation spoileriffic, stay away from the comments section.

In the meantime, check this out if you dare. Its content isn’t spoileriffic (as it’s about 1970s Who), but my linking to it in this context might be.

NYC-based folk/punk songster GioSafari returns to Firestorm on tour for his second album, "Protest Songs (Are Dead)." Joined by Burlington-based artist Lost Trail.
Monday, November 14th @ 7:00pm -

Firestorm Cafe & Books (Asheville, NC)

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With a new month comes new deals! And what the hell, we’ll give you October’s deals a day early, just for fun. We’ve chosen a new selection of AK Press titles to offer at HALF PRICE this month, and also put together some great new package deals for you all! Time to stock up on [...]

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