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“Spirituality is about paying attention to your life always asking, in every moment, ‘What can I learn from this?’” Oprah

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ON OUR GLAMAZON RADAR

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  • Hear ye, Hear ye; I am standing on my tippy toes screaming SEE THIS MOVIE (dont just peruse the site, watch the film start to finish);  The Business of Being Born by producer and original Hairsprayer Ricki Lake.  This movie will change ALL your perceptionson birthing.  Any woman or man with child bearing interest; netflix that shit now.
  • Forgetethanol. Wind turbines, Solar panels and BodaciousTa-Tas are the energy of the future.
  • Religiousnoshing; Discussing the Divine Recipe for Ezekiel4:9.
  • Forhis Fall/Winter 2008-2009 haute couture season, Christian Lacroix orchestrated a moving cortège of woodland nymphsand forest fairies.  Read more and droolover the pretty art work here.
  • Mostof us are aware that girls in Africa don’t goto school if they don’t have feminine products. Here’s what one real mensch did about it.
  • Frum Barbie Dolls?  What’s next, Bratz Nuns?
  • GoGreen, Live Rich: 50 simple ways to save the earth and get rich trying.
  • Doyou look hot in Pleather?  Well, enter to win a Trip to Vegas.
  • It’spretty obvious to us that everyone should have pink beaded hangers.
  • Healingweeds? Many of the lawn-and-garden weeds that people kill with toxic herbicides actually contain health-giving properties and vital nutrients often missing from foods grown in depleted soil.
  • Oak is an online shop full ofadorable handmade goodies, like these Oreo Cookie Soaps.  You’ll want to shop your heart out.  Get 10% off
    yourpurchase with code VENUS (cuz you are one).
  • Anelegant octopus in the round…this lovelypolymer clay pendant is glazed and ready to wow.
  • Checkout the ClimateTime Machine, and see how much time we have left to get manicures andcomplain about our boss.
  • These pretty, prettydresses are like ice cream splits with cherries on top.
  • One of our favorite boys, Ari Solomon (yep, the cutie who makes our favorite evercandles, A Scent of Scandal) has launched a really informative new eco blog. He calls out what’s up with environmental issues, social justice causes, and in the human and animal rightsworld - but in an easily accessible style. He calls it “ARI ON THEDAILY… shit you should know about.” You can find it here: http://arionthedaily.com. Spread it like tofu cream cheese on a freshbaguette.
  • We couldn’t be more excited about this, especially when a ten dollar handful ofacai berries is so precious to us! Grow Fresh AcaiBerries in Your Own Home!  They aremuch more nutritious & powerful than frozen or Freeze Dried, and 100%Organic, Pesticide and Toxin Free! (Thanks for sharing this, Joelle!)
  • Peta’shilarious response to Jessica Simpson’s tee shirt.
  • Kiwifruit- the fuzzy, brown fuel of the future?
  • LOVE it; www.rescueink.org is a group ofbadass tattooed dudes who hit the streets to teach animal abusers alesson.  Let’s all support their efforts and badass spirit!
  • Haveyou browsed genius site Big Think yet?  Where the legendary minds of ourtime are interviewed on their values and opinions?  It’s a site worth browsing.
  • Notonly is Ani DiFranco doing on hersummer tour; she’s taking Kimya Dawson with her!!  Go see em for some brilliant chick bonding!
  • Why you shouldget the “Luxury Stamp of Approval” for your business or clothing line.
  • NYC:  What does restaurant week mean?  It means you get a chance to eat at placesyou usually would need a really good week of business to eat at for basicallythe same price as a diner.  Think the fanciest, trendiest spots in town for prix fixe prices.  Learn everything here.
  • Chickpea Patties with Apricot Mayo?  Yummy!! Recipe here.
  • Makingthe law of attraction work for you.
  • Are these the worst tattoos ever?
  • Checkout the animal rights movements very own Cher,Karen Dawn, telling us abouther favorite foods n’ beauty products on this fun tv segment.  Great tips!
  • Gitsfans, the GITS Movie is playing around the US, and it’s a must see.
  • Red Hooked; do Jersey girls have more fun?
  • Brooklyn/ NY/ NJ folks: Read our EVERYWHERE section below for ALL sorts of specific, great events this week from free music fests to parties that are GGA approved.
  • Ask the Militaryto End unneeded Live Animal Use in Medical Student Courses.

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RECIPE OF THE WEEK
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Noodle Kugel
shared bythe lovely Colleen of CompassionateCooks. Sometimes translated as “pudding” or “casserole,kugel is traditional Jewish fare, served as a side dish or dessert. There issavory and sweet kugel and a huge variation within each but even the sweet, such as this one here, is served during a meal. Thanks for sharing Colleen and Ari!

Ingredients:
8 ounces eggless egg noodles (kosher for Passover; see below)
1/2 cup non-hydrogenated, nondairy butter, such as Earth Balance, melted
3/4 cup nondairy sour cream
3/4 cup unsweetened applesauce
12 ounces firm tofu, crumbled
3/4 cup sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/4 cup raisins
1/4 cup graham cracker crumbs, optional
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon, or to taste

Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Lightly oil a 9×13- or 9×9-inch bakingdish. Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Cook noodles in boiling water until al dente, about 7 minutes. Drain. In a large bowl, combine the melted butter, sour cream, applesauce, crumbled tofu, sugar, and vanilla extract. Stirin the cooked noodles and raisins. Spread graham cracker crumbs on the bottomof the prepared dish. Pour the noodle mixture over the crumbs. Sprinkle the topwith cinnamon. Bake uncovered for 35-40 minutes. Yield: 12 servings 

CompassionateCooks Tips: Though a lot ofpasta is vegan, not all of it is kosher, so for the purposes of serving this at Passover, just look for a kosher brand, such as DeBoles-brand EgglessRibbon-style Pasta, made with Jerusalem artichoke flour. Check out www.deboles.com for alist of products and a store locator. If you cannot find graham crackercrumbs, you can buy graham crackers and just crumble them into a meal.

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BOOKOF THE WEEK
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Kate Veitch’s spellbinding first novel (publishedin Australia as “Listen” and in the US as “Without a Backward Glance”) draws usdeep and brilliantly illuminates the joys, sorrows and sustaining comfort thatwe find in our messed up family lives. It’s perfect summer reading, and kept me entranced all July 4thweekend. Buy it anywhere books are soldor online here.

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SAVE THE PLANET TIP OF THE WEEK
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Dude, food wasting is SOOOOOO Los Angeles 1986. Take off those shoulder pads, and drop that Teena Marie CD!  Don’t everleave scraps on your plate; lord knows there are homeless folks and animals who would jump up and down for your extra French fries.  After attending a brunch this weekend andseeing the mass amount of food that was taken back to the kitchen and presumablydumped ““ I was flabbergasted and reminded how much people love to eat only halfof what they are given.  Here’s an idea;if you are a light eater ““ order an appetizer only.  If your eyes are too big for your stomach,get it packed up and either bring it home to eat later or
feed to your animals(who will be so appreciative, our animals eat human food only after reading this book anyway.)  If neither apply, hand itoff to the first homeless person you see on the street, or toss those left overfries into any grass you pass so the birds can feed their bellies on yourdecadent gift.  PASS on the love, and your bit.  Wasting is for squares.

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EVERYWHERE
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EVERYWHERE: A LITTLE WISDOM FROM THE LATE GEORGECARLIN:
The paradoxof our time in history is that we have taller buildings but shorter tempers,wider Freeways, but narrower viewpoints. We spend more, but have less, we buy more, but enjoy less. We have bigger houses and smaller families, moreconveniences, but less time. We have more degrees but less sense, moreknowledge, but less judgment, more experts, yet more problems, more medicine,but less wellness. We drink too much, smoke too much, spend too recklessly,laugh too little, drive too fast, get too angry, stay up too late, get up tootired, read too little, watch TV too much, and pray too seldom. We havemultiplied our possessions, but reduced our values. We talk too much, love tooseldom, and hate too often. We’ve learned how to make a living, but not a life.We’ve added years to life not life to years. We’ve been all the way to the moonand back, but have trouble crossing the street to meet a new neighbor.. Weconquered outer space but not inner space. We’ve done larger things, but not better things. We’ve cleaned up the air, but polluted the soul. We’ve conqueredthe atom, but not our prejudice. We write more, but learn less. We plan more,but accomplish less. We’ve learned to rush, but not to wait. We build morecomputers to hold more information, to produce more copies than ever, but we communicate less and less. These arethe times of fast foods and slow digestion, big men and small character, steepprofits and shallow relationships. These are the days of two incomes but moredivorce, fancier houses, but broken homes. These are days of quick trips,disposable diapers, throwaway morality, one night stands, overweight bodies,and pills that do everything from cheer, to quiet, to kill. It is a time whenthere is much in the showroom window and nothing in the stockroom. A time whentechnology can bring this letter to you, and a time when you can choose eitherto share this insight, or to just hit delete… Remember; spend some time withyour loved ones, because they are not going to be around forever. Remember, saya kind word to someone who looks up to you in awe, because that little personsoon will grow up and leave your side. Remember, to give a warm hug to the onenext to you, because that is the only treasure you can give with your heart andit doesn’t cost a cent. Remember, to say, ‘I love you’ to your partner and yourloved ones, but most of all mean it. A kiss and an embrace will mend hurt whenit comes from deep inside of you. Remember tohold hands and cherish the moment for someday that person will not be thereagain. Give time tolove, give time to speak! And give time to share the precious thoughts in yourmind. AND ALWAYSREMEMBER: Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by themoments that take our breath away.

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EVERYWHERE: INCREDIBLE LIFE COACH!
We all gothrough tough times, and one of the best people you can ask for help is Hillary Rettig, Boston-based coach whois author of the TheLife long Activist: How to Change the World Without Losing Your Way (LanternBooks, 2006). Hillary *gets* the problems that activists, artists, and othercreative and socially-aware people face, and is also an expert on timemanagement, overcoming procrastination, and career management. She coaches byphone and the first 1/2 hour is free and no-obligation, so check her out at www.lifelongactivist.com and email her at lifelongactivist@riseup.net.

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NEW YORK: Tory Burch Sample Sale!
July 8-13, up to 80% off. 2 Great Jones between Broadway and Lafayette.
Samples for(eco)mpassion - Samples for (eco)mpassion a Carbon Neutral Mega Warehouse Sale. A tree will be planted for every sales transaction through Trees for The Future. All the CO2 produced during the sale will be offset with the help of Terra Pass. For more information or media inquiries email: ike@greenfinds.com.  Let him know the GirlieGirl Army sent you, and you may just get placed on their VIP heads up list for future sales!  Free gift with purchase.  5% of all proceeds going to Sloan Kettering.

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BROOKLYN: Ripple Music Festival is a series ofconcerts that will be held at the Brooklyn Music SchoolPlayhouse every night in July. 

This festival, produced by SolomonProductions, celebrates the magical experience of live music. Journey throughthe vast and ever expanding landscape of music, exploring roots and outerripples, going beyond defining genre. Featuring Curt Chambers &FranklinBridge and Cliff Wagner & The Old #7, both from the hit show”The Next Great American Band”, as well as over 60 other local andnational bands. Throughout the festival there are several nights dedicated tonew collaborations that occur between any number of participating artists. Thisfestival will have a ripple effect on the music community, encouragingmusicians to come together while nurturing an audience of music lovers,creating a home for music to live and grow. Ripple Music Festival Opens July 1and runs through July 31. More information, including a full festival calendarand advance ticket sales, can be found at  http://www.ripplemusicfestival.com.

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LOS ANGELES: Rising comedian (and GGA BFF), JessicaGolden, has written a funny ass, super honest, wicked awesome show about addiction. 

This is not your grandma’s basic alcohol problem. This isaddiction to texting, chewing gum, people and the occasional cruise shipbuffet. Performances: July 28th and july 30th 8 pm.  RESERVE SEATS at JESSICA@JESSICAGOLDEN.NET andtickets (10$) can be paid for at the door. Directed by the legendary Matt ArrayBoren.  Location: National Comedy Theater733 North Seward Hollywood,CA

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EVERYWHERE: SEEKING WRITING *Submissions*
We’re looking for examples of discriminating feminine intelligence to showcase. Cogent, well crafted submissions welcome (ideally 1500-2500 words): fiction, non-fiction, poetry, short films, photography,  visual art as well. To participate in launch issue all submissions are required by July 15th. Annie Lalla Editor, Wonder Magazine www.wonderzine.net annie@wonderzine.net 917-318-9929 “Wonder is the heaviest element on the periodic table. Even a tiny fleck of it stops time.”-Diane Ackerman

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WOODSTOCK, NY: GET YOUR WORK OUT ON, FOR THE ANIMALS!
The First Saturday of Every Month: Join WoodstockFarm Sanctuary for their monthly Farm Project Day! These are held the firstSaturday of the month from 10:00 a.m to 5:00 p.m., followed by a vegan potluckfrom 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. A tour and quick volunteer orientation is also offeredfor all volunteers at 10:00. Volunteers will be helping with special barncleaning projects, painting, grounds maintenance, and other projects. The workis mainly outdoors “” wear farm clothes and shoes and a hat and sunscreen asneeded. Questions? Send us an email jenny@woodstocksanctuary.org

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NYC: SAMPLE SALES from dailycandy.com

GomiNYCSummer Sale
What: The EVecoshop was plugging away responsibly before everyone went gaga for green. JBrand and Edun organic cotton denim, Prairie Underground organic dresses, and Mociun organic swimsuits are up to 75 percent off. 

Why: Jump on the sustainable bandwagon for the long haul.

When: Thru July 31. Mon.-Thurs.,
1-8:30 p.m.; Fri., 1-9 p.m.; Sat., noon-9 p.m.; Sun.,noon-8:30 p.m. Closed July 4. 

Where: 443 E. 6th St., b/t First Ave. & Ave. A (212-979-0388).

Nikki LauraSummer Sale
What: JennyHan, Julie Haus, Erin Fetherston, By Francine, etc. are up to 30 percent off.
Why:Shopping “” the patriotic thing to do. When: Daily, thru July 13.
Where: NikkiLaura, 4 Prince St.,b/t Bowery & Elizabeth St. (212-226-0004)

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BROOKLYN: BILLYBURG BLOCK PARTY ““ IF YOU LIKE TO RUBBERNECK AT HIPSTERS: TUESDAY, JUL. 8. 

As part of the Williamsburg Block Party (also featuringlive music by Helena Maria, Mattison, A Million Years and The King Left)Summerscreen presents a free screening of summer camp cult classic Wet HotAmerican Summer. Featuring just about every comedian ever, this movie ischock full of hilarity. Michael Showalter and David Wain will be there, liveand in the flesh, providing an introduction to the movie.  McCarren ParkPool, Lorimer St.between Driggs and Bayard, Williamsburg, Brooklyn. 4 p.m. Free.

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NYC: On Thursday July 10, Join us at an event to benefit the Food Bank for NYC.
Young Professionals at Le Royale. There is an open vodka bar, live performance by the Shells, a raffle with some great prizes and good times with good peops. Click this link to purchase your tix in advance and receive your receipt as the ticket is tax deductible.

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NYC: THE REJECTION SHOW - WEDNESDAY,JUL. 9
The Rejection Show is a live comedy show that showcases the rejected materialsof famous writers, comedians, actors, cartoonists and all other creative types.The season finale of the show features the cast of recently canceled FUSE show TheSauce, Michelle Collins from Best Week Ever, Adam Wade from ESPN andReggie Watts, among others. Comix,353 W. 14th St.,(212) 524-2500. 8 p.m. $15.

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EVERYWHERE: Has everyone already forgotten about thedisastrous FLOODING IN U.S. MIDWEST? 

Since mid-May, storms and severe weather inthe Midwestern U.S. have killed at least 24 people, flooded more than 3.4million acres of land and caused an estimated $6 billion of damage to crops.Flooding prompted President Bush to declare more than 103 counties in Illinois, Iowa and Missouri disaster areas,making them eligible for federal assistance. This includes 70 of Iowa’s 99 counties. Bymid-June, 16% of the state’s 25 million acres of farmland lay underwater(photos and info at: http://www.iowaflood.com). Iowa leads the U.S. in the production of pigs,eggs and corn, and ranks second in soybeans (see PDF: http://tinyurl.com/56znnh). Farm animals need immediate rescue! The recent flooding has hit largelyagricultural areas, leaving pigs, cattle and other animals stranded. Hundredsof factory farm pigs have been left trapped and drowning in crates, or freedonly to be swept away by rapid currents “¦ trying desperately to survive on arealevees. Farm Sanctuary dispatched a rescue team with our large animal rescuetrailer last week and they are currently on the ground in Iowaand Illinoisto save drowning and stranded pigs. Please, giveto the Emergency Rescue Fund right now to help their lifesaving efforts andrescue these stranded, suffering animals.

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EVERYWHERE: BOYCOTT PETSMART!
Activistsare making a statement against PetSmart’s cruelty by taking photos ofthemselves and their companion animals with signs reading, “We Won’t Shopat PetSmart.” They’re submitting the photos to us, and we’re uploadingthem to PETA’sFlickr page. Check out the sample below, and download ourPDF! In addition,if you happen to have a PetSmart PetPerks card, you can cut it up””as Jackdid””to show PetSmart that you will not spend even a penny at its stores untilit stops selling animals. Get creative with it, and send us a photo of thepieces so that we can upload it to our Flickr page!  Checkout this video for inspiration. Any action that you take againstPetSmart will make a difference for animals. Be sure to visit PetSmartCruelty.comfor campaign updates and for other ways to get active for animals, such asposting the video footage from our undercoverinvestigation of a PetSmart supplier””which shows that more than 100 smallanimals were deprived of adequate veterinary care and died slowly””to yourMySpace page or personal blog.  And if you haven’t already, please urgePetSmart to end all live-animal sales. Insolidarity, Danielle Katz, Outreach Program Coordinator ATeam@peta.org

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NYC: LEARN TO WRITE POEMS.
BluestockingsBookstore, Sunday, July 13th @ 2PM - $15 Suggested Workshop: Swirl Writing Workshop. Join Jen Chau and Thad Rutkowski for a multi-genreworkshop with exercises designed to help you generate on-the-spot prose orpoetry. We’ll share and comment on our work. Please visit www.swirlinc.org for more details and please RSVP with jenchau@swirlinc.org if youplan on participating.

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BROOKLYN, NEW YORK:The 3rd Annual Gender Equality Festival
Eager tocelebrate arts and activism in central Brooklyn?So are we! Join Girls for Gender Equity at Von King Park (between Marcy &Tompkins on Lafayette) on July 19 from 10am to 3pm. Expect to mingle withartists, community organizations, activists and local politicians who call forchange, equality, and justice on a daily basis. Youll experience inspirationalperformances and learn important information about a wide variety of topics like sexual harassment, HIV/AIDS, self defense, youth leadership, every dayactivism, ending police violence, reproductive justice, and more. Free prizes& goodie bags! For more information go to www.ggenyc.com.

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BROOKLYN, NY:Wow lashes and Firm Asses!
Not onlydoes the crew at Tres Belle offer the most highly rated laser hair removal inthe N.Y.C, they also got your back when it comes to Cellulite Reduction andSkin Tightening. Forget the shmancy creams; VelaShape [recommended by some Docsto soothe overly "gymed" muscles ] REALLY WORKS reducing the sight of”celli” by up to 90%, and also might reduce your thighcircumference by 2 inches! If your “about face” check outRefirme , these comfy, safe and chemical free treatments, make collagenproduction go ZOOM, and give immediate results even Stevie Wonder couldsee! Refirme has made dangerous injectables a thing of the past! If youare just looking to escape and luxuriate with a facial [ for even the mostsensitive skin ] Tres Belle delivers. Period. The facial goddess by wayof Japanis specially trained in the art of acupressure facial massage, making you feellike a mil, and literally wiping out fine lines! Microdermabrasion is alsoamong the offerings as are Yoshie’s famous Eyelash services [just ask TyraBanks], which include lash perm, tint and naturally glammy extensions. Omg, Uwill love…Just mention Chloe or GirlieGirl Army and receive a 10% discount onall services! www.tresbelleyou.comor call 917.763.6143 or 718.797.3838.

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NYC: Regular Massagesat HOME! BLISS!!!
I’ve made a great new discovery in keeping from going insane; regular massagesat the Casa. Massage therapists Alyssa (a chick) or Jody (a boy) make housecalls and come right to your door to work out your muscle kinks (they’llcome with a table, ipod complete with spa music, lovely scented oils, andall!). Both do swedish and deep tissue massage, and Jody also does Thai massage- it’s like the best post-workout stretch you have EVER hadthat will leave youfeeling like gumby and be in a mental state of zen for a good 24 hoursafterwards. Email themtoday or call (646) 526-8445 to book your massage before you lose your marbles.Mention Girlie Girl and get 5% off your first massage purchase when you book 3or more sessions.
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NYC: Shakespeare in the Parking Lot?!?!
What has twins separated at shipwreck, sexual confusion, fight scenes, belching, music, and my husband playing a pompous you-know-what? Come see Shakespeare’s comedy “Twelfth Night” for FREE at Shakespeare in the Parking Lot (Ludlow and Broome Municipal Parking Lot on the Lower East Side)  Thursdays-Saturdays, now through July 19, at 8 PM. Between 60-70 people saw it opening night, and it was very well received. SPL feels somewhat like the traveling troupes of old because the scenery is minimal, the costume changes happen on the fly, and if some driver leaves an SUV in the middle of the stage, well, ya gotta work with it. (OK, so that last part is not particularly ancient.)• Come by 7:30 to be sure to get a chair. Or bring a portable folding chair, or be a groundling. (Tatami mats provided.) • If rain is predicted, bring an umbrella. The show will go on. Exception: thunderstorms bring the show to a booming halt for safety reasons. • Lots of places to get snacks for the show, especially on Broome. (For the vegan or allergy-prone, Babycakes.  No affiliation; just appreciation.) • Kids as young as twelve years old (or a precocious ten) will manage pretty well, if given background in advance. • If you haven’t heard Shakespeare lately, your ear will adjust at about 8 minutes. The acting is geared a little bit toward elucidating the text without compromising character.  (The first few: Shipwreck: young man possibly drowned.  His identical (hah!) twin sister dresses as a guy and seeks employment.  Her employer, the Duke, is in love with the Countess, who couldn’t care a fig…and we’re off.) •  Remember it’s Thursday through Saturday.  See you then! Here’s a link: http://www.drillingcompany.org/shakespeareparkinglot.html

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ADOPTABLEPETS OF THE WEEK
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NEW YORK:

  • 1 YEAR OLD SHIBA INU/YORKIE MIX & YORKIE (mother and son, but both babies).  WE ARE A STRONGLY BONDED PAIR AND OUR FOSTERFAMILY AND RESCUE PEOPLE PROMISED US TO BE ADOPTED TOGETHER since we wererescued from a puppy mill! WE LOVE EACH OTHER SO MUCH AND WE WOULD BEHEARTBROKEN AND CRY IF SEPARATED!! IF YOU CAN GIVE US A FOREVER HOME TOGETHER,PLEASE CONTACT OUR RESCUE AT  Debmaff@optonline.net or (631)905-7860.  See adorable photo of these two here.
  • Elderlyminiature poodle needs forever home. Details, contact info, and pix here.
  • MeetEmily, a 5 year old tuxedo cat that needs a home. We just diagnosed Emily withdiabetes, so she needs insulin twice a day. Please pass the word along, shereally belongs in a home, not in a shelter any longer!! Her video on Youtube. For more info: audrey.fisher@bideawee.org.
  • Hope is a Doxie puppy that was dumped in the streetsat 3 months old. Hope is blind and may have neurological problems, however, thevet says she can life a vibrant and healthy life. We saved Hope from the localshelter where a good Samaritan found her in the street and took her to safetyat a shelter on Long Island, New York. She has been diagnosedwith possible Infections Distemper. This can be cured and is not contagious.Infections Distemper is contracted by the puppy in the womb. Hope needs to seea neurological specialist and an ocular specialist. WON’T YOU PLEASE HELP USGIVE HOPE THE HOPE SHE DESERVES AND TO HAVE A NORMALPUPPPY LIFE!! Thank You, Deborah: http://www.fundable.com/groupactions/groupaction.2008-06-25.2892140039
  • A768646″Manny” ““ 2 year old female orange tiger, brought in by police. Somebody foundthis cat in the sewer, and we think someone threw her in. She was dehydratedand hypothermic when police brought her in, but she is doing well and has agood appetite. She is thin and dirty, and needs a nice warm place to recover. Ifyou can help please contact our New Hope Department at 212-722-4939 ext.225 or228.  Mention ID #.

LOS ANGELES:

  • Gorgeousyoung Chow Chow up for adoption.  Email kweibelt@facorelogic.comfor pix.
  • 4Month old Doberman puppy with broken leg needs a home and donations for hersurgery.  Please give her a secondchance!  His name is Snickers;ID#A0956082. Snickers is at the North Central Animal Shelter. Email Lacey: NewDawnPetRescue@yahoo.com.
  • Really exquisite Maddie (a blue grey pit bull  totally unique looking!) is being heldin the North Central Shelter  3201 Lacy Street  Los Angeles CA 90031.  Her impound number is   ID 90834 (or A0908348). You can email them at www.laanimalservices.com. and refer to her IDNumber. Please take action before Maddie’s time runs out.

GEORGIA:

Why don’t wepromote buying dogs in stores or from breeders? The only way to stop the destruction of 12 Million PETS Annually isthrough adoption.  A pound puppy wouldn’tlove you any less than an over bred store bought one.  Spread the love, and the icing.

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