Archive for October 12, 2006

JAMS News for Oct 11 2006

The J.A.M.S. (hopefully) weekly newsletter Joshua Tree Association of Musicians and Songwriters 

A division of New Moon Records PO Box 203 

Joshua Tree, CA 92252 http://www.new-moon-records.com/ 

Gig reports and editorial comments for the week Oct 11, 2006  

 

Hey, Hey, Hey-   

 

How about the wild West coyote fest?  I thought it was the smoothest, best weather, best music yet.  It’s also a great pleasure to work with the chamber folks. They are upbeat, fun, and helpful; very easy to work with.  That’s not even to mention having a full-blown music Festival six blocks from my house; how cool is that?  Next, the Joshua tree roots music Festival is the end of next week over in Sunfair.  Another close festival with unbelievable musical talent and soulful, local presenters. I hope you’re planning on supporting this.  The folks putting this stuff on work their butts off and don’t make a lot of money.  Let’s support them and show them some love. What a hoot!  I work on the mailing list a little bit and then scoot my chair across the room and work on the new computer I’m putting together for the studio.  This is insane!  But it’s kind of fun, my mad scientist sort of enjoys it in a sadistic way. I’m going to be trying an experiment the next few weeks.  I’ve been having about a third of the of the e-mails I send out rejected by providers, mainly AOL, but several others also.  They seem to be seeing the good old jams list as spam.  I’ve been using the old-fashioned method of blind copying the names on the list to the e-mail that goes out.  I guess a lot of spammers use the same technique, only with millions of names.  I’m trying out a couple of programs that send mail out individually to folks for mailing list purposes.  Everybody I know that uses a list the size of the jams list uses a program like this.  My problem is I’m always neck deep in learning curves with programs and equipment that are directly related to my business.  Nevertheless I’m going to try for the next few weeks to get one of these programs working and send out the mailing list with it.  I’ll do my best.  This particular post has been sent normally but after this week we will be on a new system.  If I can’t get it working fairly smoothly and easily it may be time to lay the jams list down.  Maybe it has served its purpose. I’d like to think that this list and the jams organization has been one of the factors helping to bring about the incredible raising of the level of the local music scene.  In five or six years we’ve gone from very little local music to almost more than a person can take in at any given time.  Networking folks together, as opposed to just advertising gigs, has got to be a unifying force for the music community.  I hope it’s been useful for you, it’s been very enlightening Dharma for me. 

I’m not really losing my mind or fading away or shirking my newsletter Dharma, I’ve just been spending the day screwing around with computers instead of playing music.  I hope you’re having a better time.  Dat’s all for now.   

 

Work like you don’t need the money.
Love like you’ve never been hurt.
Dance like nobody’s watching.
Sing like nobody’s listening.
Stay in tune.   

 

Da prez PS: Check out…JAMS Announcements by Al Murdy..everything that’s happnin’…everything !  …. Who wants to go to bed (or wake up) with the thought that the leaders we have supposedly elected have fixed elections, lied us into war, and possibly allowed or caused our nation to be attacked precisely so that we could go to war? However, as someone who has been a student of politics since I was a kid — and not someone given to paranoid pronouncements — I have concluded that this current regime is a different creature from any in America’s history. We keep wanting to imagine them as simply a pesky and persistent brand of “conservatives” who will get their comedownance at the polls someday. In reality, they are the most toxic sociopathogen our body politic has ever had to endure, and their goal is what can only be called “the final solution to the democracy problem.”… see JAMS Political supplement 

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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~  Water Canyon Coffee Company –Yucca Valley’s music café Music now Tues, Thurs, Fri, Sat… 

Yucca Valley at 55844 29 Palms Highway.  760 365 7771  

 

This week on the Water Canyon Stage:   

 

Tuesday evening 6-9PM  Kenny’s Brown Bag Session  

 

Thursday Night Songwriting, Poetry , and Rhythm Club 7-9PM   

 

Join the Cultural Elite for the best vibes, spoken word, and music   

 

Friday Night 7-9PM   

 

Shawn Mafia- acoustic art rock   

 

Saturday Brunch set 11AM-1PM   

 

Clive Wright- innovative guitarist    

 

   

 

Saturday Evening set 8-10PM   

 

Shadow Mountain Band- bringin’ it all back home  

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Harriet’s   

Thursday, Oct 12 Tough Sailors featuring Tim Easton & Katie Shaw ..7 pm  Friday, Oct 13 …6 pm Jackie Young & Friends Come see Miss Jackie play all your country rock favorites with a full band, featuring Bobby Furgo and CarolAnn from Thrift Store AllStars!  

Saturday, Oct 14 Oakley Hall with special guest Tough Sailors featuring Tim Easton ..7:30 pm  Sunday, Oct 15 the thriftstore allstars …6 pm  

Special Guest!! 9 pm Local Honey Pittsburgh Becky Corrigan  UPCOMING SHOWS!!!  

Saturday, Oct 7 Marc Broussard 7 pm  

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70th Annual Pioneer Days Festival October 19-22, 2006 Luckie Park (Utah Trail and Joe Davis Drive), 29 Palms, 92277  Steve Brown -Publisher/Executive Editor The Sun Runner  

The Magazine of California Desert Life & Culture  (760) 367-6410  

6847 Adobe Road  Twentynine Palms, CA 92277  

http://www.thesunrunner.com/ Ahoy mateys, I wanted to invite you to join me and the crew of There Be Pirates!, Southern California’s premier pirate jam band, at our 70th annual Pioneer Days performance, 8 p.m., Saturday, October 21.  We’ll be doin’ a set of rollicking, jammed out pirate and sea music that’ll have you singing and dancing along.  Word has it that some members of the infamous Port Royal Privateers may be in the crowd (we’ve been invited to perform at their exclusive annual party in November), and if you come dressed like a pirate, you’ll get a little booty. Also, I’ll be playin’ drums with Shawn Mafia and the Ten Cent Thrills at 9 p.m., Friday, October 20 at Pioneer Days, and there will be lots of other great entertainment from me mates in Really Shooo, the Barking Pupfish, The Dead Rebels, and other great bands.  It’s all at Luckie Park in 29 Palms from Thursday, October 19 through Sunday, October 22, and it’s all free.  In addition to the music, there’ll be rides, games of skill and chance, good food, a beer garden, outhouse races, and all sorts of wild mayhem.  Luckie Park is  just a bit north on Utah Trail off the highway in 29 Palms. For the whole entertainment schedule, please click on this link below: http://www.thesunrunner.com/

So, please join us at Pioneer Days for some great music under the desert stars.  Ye’ll be glad ye did. Thankee kindly, Shanghai Brown  

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RAB   

myspace.com/rojerarnoldband  go ahead and listen to Smalltown Blues EP on us! drop us a line.  

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Radio 60 upcoming schedule…Friday, October 13 Patti & Beav’s, 35-756 Date Palm Drive, Cathedral City, 92234, 760-770-7335, 7pm-11pm…Call Greg Veach for info and bookings at 760-831-9805…  

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Joshua Tree Roots Music Festival, Oct. 21 & 22  

JOSHUA TREE ROOTS MUSIC FESTIVAL ADDS ART AUCTION AND COMPILATION CD TO FUNDRAISING EFFORTS 100% OF PROFITS TO BE DONATED TO LOCAL DISASTER RELIEF  

JOSHUA TREE, CA-October 2, 2006-This year’s inaugural Joshua Tree Roots Music Festival, to be held October 21-22, 2006, at the Joshua Tree Lake Campground just outside Joshua Tree National Park, will include a silent art auction and a compilation CD. 100% of the profits from the festival, auction and CD will be donated locally to local fire disaster relief to aid victims of The Sawtooth Millard fires, which raged from July 9-19, 2006, scorching 90,000 plus acres, destroying over 200 homes and buildings, with an estimated 12 million dollars in property damage in the Joshua Tree region.  The festival lineup includes Railroad Earth (sat and sun), Dave Alvin and the Guilty Men, Trampled by Turtles, the Ditty Bops, Greensky Bluegrass, Blue Turtle Seduction, Anne Mccue, Wally Ingram & Tom Freund, Tishamingo, Tim Easton, the Bluehouse, the Bingo Dream Band, Ken Will Morton, Thrift Store All Stars (fea. Victoria Williams), Shadow Mt. Band and the Golden Hill Ramblers.  

The art auction is being held in association with the MORONGO BASIN CULTURAL ARTS COUNCIL. Curated by Diane Best, the auction and raffle will be held on Friday, October 20th from 6:00-9:00 PM PST (bidding closes at 8:30PM) at the festival site. There is a $5 donation at the door in exchange for a raffle ticket for fabulous prizes.  Artwork from the following artists will be available for auction:  ED MOSES, ANDREA ZITTEL,  JAMES HAYWARD, ALMA ALLEN, JENNIFER BOLANDE, CANNON HUDSON, BOBBY FURST, LOU BEACH, CHUCK CAPLINGER, DIANE BEST, CAROLINE JONES, JOHNETTE NAPOLITANO, MARY-AUSTIN KLEIN, DREW REESE, BRET PHILPOT, MARIE NAJERA, PERRY HOFFMAN, TOBIAS CRABTREE, DON CARLOS ANDRADE, CHRISTIAN “the blacksmith” HACKETT, SPELMAN DOWNER, DAVID FICK, BLAKE SIMPSON, FRED FULMER, T.K. SMITH, GUY GREEN, PAULO ROSAS, CHRIS WARD, DAVID BUTTERFIELD, SHARI ELF, and ISAAC CORREA.  Check the website for updates.  

A limited edition BENEFIT COMPILATION CD of music from the scheduled performers at the Joshua Tree Roots Festival will be available for purchase for $15 at the festival as well as via the website and local retailers.  The CD’s tracks include: “The Duration” by TOM FREUND; “Not Today” by TIM EASTON; “Movin On” by KEN WILL MORTON; “Billy” by TISHAMINGO; “When Your Times Comes a Callin’” by LEWI LONGMIRE; “Out of Control” by DAVE ALVIN AND THE GUILTY MEN; “Driving Down Alvarado” by ANNE MCCUE; “Codeine” by TRAMPLED BY TURTLES; “Roll 99″ by BLUE TURTLE SEDUCTION; “Tuesday Letter” by GREENSKY BLUEGRESS; “Moon Over the Freeway” by THE DITTY BOPS; “Mojo” by THRIFT STORE ALLSTARS; “Crucify” by ALEKOROPHOBIA (WALLY INGRAM & ERIC MCFADDEN); “Hitchhikers Smile” by VICTORIA WILLIAMS; “Let It Go” by THE BLUEHOUSE; “Rambler” by THE BINGO DREAM BAND; and “Ready for the Rockin’ Chair” by SHADOW MOUNTAIN BAND.   The full schedule of performers can be found on the website. To pre-order your cd (or pick one up at the festival) and full details, click on BENEFIT CD. Visit the festival website:  http://www.joshuatreemusicfestival.com/ 

Tickets for the Joshua Tree Roots Festival are on sale now. RAILROAD EARTH will perform on both Saturday and Sunday.  Passes are $40 for Saturday, $30 for Sunday, or $65 for both days. Kids 12 and under enter free of charge. On site camping is available for $10 a night and highly encouraged. Camping reservations are separate from the festival price. Camping spaces are finite and may sell out, as October in the desert is high season. Patrons may purchase festival passes and make camping reservations at www.joshuatreemusicfestival.com.  For more information, the toll free hotline is (877) 327-6265.  Additionally, the 5th annual Joshua Tree Music Festival will be held May 18-20, 2007  

Art Auction, Music Festival, Benefit CD for fire disaster relief  

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MAFIA HITS MORONGO BASIN    

 

Described by the Sun Runner Magazine as the “poet laureate of the desert’s scarred underbelly”, Mafia will be debuting his stripped down solo act, THE SHAWN MAFIA SINSATIONAL ACOUSTIC SIDESHOW! Friday, October 13, 2006 from 7 to 9 PM at The Water Canyon Coffee Company in Yucca Valley, CA. Admission is free. Later in the month Mafia will be bringing his backing ensemble, The Ten Cent Thrills, to the 70th annual Pioneer Days in 29 Palms, CA, for a full band experience guaranteed “to grow you three day stubble and a whole lot of inebriated trouble!” Shawn Mafia & The Ten Cent Thrills will appear as a head lining act on the Pioneer Days stage Friday, October 20, 2006 at 9 P.M., followed by southern rock hardcores, The Dead Rebels from Los Angeles, CA. For more information on Shawn Mafia’s music and performances visit http://www.shawnmafia.com/. 

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Joe Mersch Dear friends, fans, bounty hunters et. al.,  

I’m going to be at Borders El Cajon doing a solo show this Saturday. Dwayne can’t make it to this one, so I’ll be focusing a bit on the acoustic solo guitar stuff and unveiling a couple of new songs Dwayne and I haven’t worked up yet.  This will probably be my only outing until after Christmas, but I’m looking forward to digging into the strings.  Hope to see you there!  BTW–Borders El Cajon starts all their music events at 7:00 p.m…. Cheers, Joe  Info:  

10/14 - Borders Books & Music/159 Fletcher Pkwy, El Cajon, CA 92020 Phone: 619.593.5119  7-9PM  Songs, lyrics, tablature, CDs and other info: http://www.joemersch.com  

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janet robin 

*November 11, 8pm- mini band show The Water Canyon Yucca Valley, CA. -hey I can’t keep away from my Joshua Tree family! rock on! :) peace to all!  more at: http://www.janetrobin.com also at http://www.myspace.com/janetrobinmusic 

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Friday, October 13, 2006  

2nd annual “O Berkley, Where Hart Thou?” featuring Berkley Hart and The 7th Day Buskers  with special guests Eve Selis & Marc Twang, Cindy Lee Berryhill, Gregory Page, Lisa Sanders, Robin Adler, Randi Driscoll and more!  

7:30 pm (doors open at 7 pm) Seaside Church Auditorium  1613 Lake Dr Encinitas CA 92024  

Join Berkley Hart, the 7th Day Buskers and special guests once again for an unprecedented evening of music featuring songs from the film “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” as well as other songs from the period. Everyone will perform songs from the film along with original music inspired and infused by the era.  And volunteers are needed to help put this show on! Please contact Lizzie at bh05@cox.net if you’re interested in helping out. 

One last thing: Berkley Hart have been nominated for a H.A.T. award (Honoring Acoustic Talent) for Best Acoustic Group. Please vote for them at www.sandiegohatawards.com. Do it soon, voting ends tomorrow! Thanks!  for more information on everything: berkleyhart.com buy CD’s at: cdbaby.com/all/berkleyhart contact us: bh05@cox.net be our friend: myspace.com/berkleyhart 

PS: If you can’t make it to San Diego on Friday for “O Berkley, Where Hart Thou?”, come see us the very next night (this Saturday!) in your neck of the woods at our absolute favorite room: Coffee Gallery Backstage in Altadena.  You’ll be able to get your hands on a copy of our brand new DVD/CD of “O Berkley, Where Hart Thou?” See ya there!  Saturday, October 14 Berkley Hart Coffee Gallery Backstage …7 pm  

2029 N. Lake Altadena, CA for info & reservations contact: 626-398-7917  

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Alice Stuart & The Formerlys P.O. Box 4194 Tumwater, WA  98501  I will be traveling alone to Alaska in October and playing with a wonderful band that my friend, Patti Greene, has put together for this occasion.  So, it’ll be “Alice & The Imposters”  in Anchorage & Kodiak.  

October 14th:  8pm, The Upstage, Port Townsend, WA For reservations call: 360.385.2216 www.theupstage.com  October 15th:  Private party, Port Orchard, WA to launch Casandra Firman’s new book, “One Christmas in Old Tascosa”.  

October 19-21st:  $15, Blues Central in Anchorage, AK  9:30 pm.  Thursday night is non-smoking.  Phone:  907-272-1341  

October 27th & 28th: Rendezvous in Kodiak:  9:30pm Call for ticket prices:  907-487-2233  We want to thank Tom Branson for the great review he posted on his website for our “Live at the Triple Door” CD  http://www.bluesrockers.ws/alicestuart.html 

Brenna Davenport-Leigh, Marketing, Publicity, Artist Development (hellbender@comcast.net) Jim Gaines (www.bessyblu.com) Alice Stuart (www.alicestuart.com) 

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Beatnik - Visit http://www.jtbeat.com/   

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Kokopelli’s Go to www.myspace.com/kokopelliskantina 369-6660 

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A DIFFERENT KIND OF MUSIC - EXTREMELY WORTHWHILE EVENTS 

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The Joshua Tree Roots Music Festival SILENT ART AUCTION to be held Friday, OCT 20, at the festival site. Phenomenal artists such as Ed Moses, Andrea Zittel, Bobby Furst, James Hayward, Alma Allen, Lou Beach and more. 28 in all. Full event details can be found at:  www.joshuatreemusicfestival.com/rootshome.htm  

thanks, Steve, for spreading the good word!  all my best,  

Barnett English www.javagogo.com www.joshuatreemusicfestival.com javagogo@onebox.com - email

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The much-anticipated presentation of Hotel Virginia, Jack Fitzgerald’s timely and remarkable tale of six American Tourists caught up in a Central American revolution, has opened at Groves Cabin Theatre in Morongo Valley to full houses of delighted theatergoers. The production will be performed Saturdays at 8:00 PM, and Sundays at 2:30 PM, through October 22. (details in ‘announcements’) 

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JAMS Announcements-  

 

NOW POSTED AS AN ATTACHMENT FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE   

 

(And mine) *note, since our attachments editor, Al, doesn’t stay up as late as I do, we will have to cut off announcements for the week at noon on Tuesday.  

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comments 

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Prez and gang.  

New wilderness legislation coming from Bono.  Hope you can support it!  Hickmen  

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steve- i enjoyed reading darlene’s description of the drive home through our lovely dark joshua tree afer the town meeting last night. it was heartening to see so many there..somewhere around 60 people, extra chairs were pulled in. phelps was lauded by the commission for being a good neighbor and business leader but i kept wondering why he or a rep couldn’t show up if the rest of us could. i don’t want to assume it was a case of arrogance, but it was at best thoughtless.  it is imperative that the oct 17 have at least as many in the audience as there were last night. really, everybody who loves the constellations overhead as much as you & i do should make a point of being there. love on, tq  

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hallo! bis einschliesslich dienstag den 10. oktober werde ich über e-mail nicht zu erreichen sein. die von ihnen gesendete mail werde ich dann aber umgehend bearbeiten. in äußerst dringenden fällen erreichen sie mich unter 0173/4508420 vielen dank für ihre geduld gruß tom fronza umlaut recordings analogue birds  

(dat goes double for me, tom) 

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SteveO,  

As a matter of protocol, I’d like to point out to the musicians who would like to cave my skull in, to please wait in line.  Nothing could be more rude than simply pushing your way to the front of the stage when others have waited patiently for this opportunity. I’m willing to take on all comers, but in an orderly, gentlemanly fashion.  jb - now serving #6  

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Peace on Earth and Understanding through Music Ellen and Billy/REALLYSHOOO  

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Swami- Thanks for the great piece in ‘notes from the trail’. I hope you don’t mind if I reprint it in my newsletter (JAMS- Joshua Tree Association of Musicians and Songwriters).  

I have been so discouraged by the political situation that I’ve been feeling helpless (although I have written some scathing and some silly songs). Hope to see you soon. Love to Trudy also.  Steve Lester  

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Thanks, Steve.  Great to hear from you!  And yes, you most definitely reprint for the JAMS .. which we need to kick out!  Say hi to Joshua Tree, and hope to actually connect one of these times.  

Steve (swami beyondananda) 

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For Election Day - Lest We Forget: Iraq Iraq Iraq Abu Ghraib Guantanamo Unwarranted Phone Taps Unprecedented Powers Unmatched Incompetence Unparalleled Corruption Governor Bob Taft Representative Tom Delay Representative Roy Blunt Representative Ken Calvert Representative John Dolittle Representative Tom Feeney Representative Katherine Harris Representative Jerry Lewis Representative Gary Miller Representative Marilyn Musgrave Representative Richard Pombo Representative Rick Renzi Representative John Sweeney Representative Charles Taylor Representative Curt Weldon Representative J.D. Hayworth Representative Don Sherwood Representative Bob Ney Representative Duke Cunningham Representative Tom Reynolds Representative Chris Cannon Jeff Gannon Representative Mark Foley Representative Dennis Hastert Senator George Allen Senator Bill Frist Senator Conrad Burns Senator Rick Santorum David Safavian The Vice Presidential Energy Task Force Three bucks a gallon Record oil company profits Anwar Pipeline Anbar Province Adelphia Merck Halliburton Arthur Anderson Qwest Tyco WorldCom Global Crossing Global Warming Global Boiling Exxon Enron Abramoff Adam Kidan Timothy Flanigan Ralph Reed Rita Katrina Fema Terri Condi Harriet Miers The Supreme Court Diebold John Bolton Florida, 2000 Ohio, 2004 North Korea Iran Darfur Stem Cell Research Scooter Libby Valerie Plame Golden Parachutes Shrunken Pensions Bernie Kerik Eminent Domain Social Security Habeas Corpus Ahmad Chalabi The Baghdad Museum Tora Bora Taliban Resurgence Iraqi Insurgents General Eric Shinsecki General Anthony Zinni Mission Accomplished Illegal Immigration Intelligent Design Kenneth Tomlinson Claude Allen Swift Boat Hit Squads Ari Fleischer Scott McClellan Tony Snow Ann Coulter Expiration of Assault Weapons Ban John Ashcroft Alberto Gonzales George Tenet Paul Bremer Paul Wolfowitz Richard Perle Kissinger Redux Duck Cheney Donald Henry Rumsfeld Turd Blossom And finally, the Uniter-Decider-Reader of Camus, Shakespeare and “My Pet Goat,” who describes the party that successfully prosecuted two world wars as people who cut and run … Larry Gelbart 

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Hello Friends,  

You may have seen news stories about the so called crisis in California’s prisons.  The Governor has made an Executive Order to seek Requests for Proposals to build new (private) prisons in the state, and to fast track the process.  Riverside County is fast tracking an application from a Houston, Texas company to build a 500 bed, 38 acre prison at Eagle Mountain.  Attached are the comments submitted by our attorney to the Planning Department.  The link below will take you to a web site that shows the 3rd prison riot at Eagle Mountain, when a private company, Managemnt Training Corp ran it.  

The prison system is broken, and building more is not the answer.  Maybe revoking the 3 strikes law would empty a lot of non-violent inmate beds.  Maybe our society ought to pour a lot of  the money currently put in prison system into our educational system.  I could go on, but won’t.  The video is a gruesome example of privatizing prisons and the impact on inmates (2 murdered during the riot), and the community.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uokGY1nG7A8  

In Solidarity, Donna  

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