Psychodrama

The Animal Rescue Site is having trouble getting enough people to click on it daily so they can meet their quota of getting FREE FOOD donated every day to abused and neglected animals. It takes less than a minute (about 15 seconds) to go to their site and click on the purple box 'fund food for animals for free'. This doesn’t cost you a thing.

Their corporate sponsors/advertisers use the number of daily visits to donate food to abandoned / neglected animals in exchange for advertising.

Here's the web site! Please pass it along to people you know.

http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com/

YouTomb Shows Music Labels Stepping Up YouTube Copyright Crackdowns

RIAA: Explaining the Crackdown on Student Downloading

Music Labels Want Pirate Bay Shuttered

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Facebook Apps Will Make More Money Than Facebook In 2009

Google Execs Admit Twitter's Winning Real-Time Game

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Project Playlist Picks Up Total Music Leftovers From Universal, but Hasn't Settled Lawsuit

MyMojo Acquires Ad-Supported Digital Music Distributor SpiralFrog.com Domain.

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Prosecutors Seek 19 Years to Life for Phil Spector

Survey: 26 Percent Admit to Texting While Driving

Email Scam Plays on Musicians' Dreams

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The Power of Cheese

Songwriter Paul Williams Elected President and Chairman of ASCAP

STOCKHOLM: Four Found Guilty in Landmark Pirate Bay Case

From The Center for the Study of Digital Property at The Progress & Freedom Foundation on Pirate Bay Verdict

Statement from Copyright Alliance Re: Swedish Court Issues Guilty Verdict in Pirate Bay Case

VIDEO: Pirate Bay: 'We Cannot Pay'

The Pirate Bay Ruling: What Does it Actually Mean for the Music Industry?

Music Downloading Hearing Can't Be Streamed Online

iTunes Price Changes Deliver Mixed Results.

Hunting For Top Music

The Future of Social Media Monitoring

AOL Music Partners With MetroLyrics.com to Provide Song Lyrics Across Its Music Properties

End of the Album as the Organizing Principle

Report: Music Service Provider Passalong to Shut Down

eBay to Divorce Skype on Wall St

Time Warner Cable Shelves Broadband Usage Billing

Fifth RIAA Attorney Tapped For Justice Department

Twitter Hit by Worms

VIDEO: A Virtual Path to Carnegie Hall

Why Susan Boyle Inspires Us

Al Capone: Songwriter?

IF YOU ARE A TATTOO ARTIST, APPRECIATOR OR KNOW SOMEONE IN THE INDUSTRY PLEASE READ THIS!

Florida State Senator Eleanor Sobel has drafted bill S1130, which would make getting a license to tattoo so difficult that it would likely force many legitimate artists underground or completely out of business.

Stevie Moon & other tattoo artists in FL hava started a petition against the passing of this bill and needs your help in spreading the word. Even if you're not a Florida resident, these types of changes affect all of us and WILL spread to our own states if allowed to thrive in others. Please visit IPetitions and sign your name to the petition that states we do NOT support this bill.

Please forward to everyone you know (tattoo artist or not), as they want to eventually make this ridiculous bill national.

To vote against the bill, please visit the iPetitions page at:

http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/TattooBill/

To learn more about the legislation, click here:

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Below is a website created to contact all the State Senators with one easy email. Please people, the only way to beat this thing is to let your senators know we don't want this bill.

Visit: http://sb1130.linkgen.net/

Send this link to everyone you know who is affected by this outrageous bill. Click here

Click here for the senate bill