They're down to the wire in Wisconsin. A referendum to bring the boys home NOW. To find out more, check out: http://www.wnpj.org/homenowNot sure what we can do outside of Wisconsin but stay tuned, we're in touch with them to find out.

I wanna play Carleston S.C., when we gonna do that fellas?

and one more person i forgot to thank - in part because she's one of our newest friends: Allie Robbins of the United Students Against Sweatshops.If you don't know who they are, check them out at the following:http://www.studentsagainstsweatshops.org

it was a good show indeed -- and we had a lot of great speakersSam Smith read an essay he wrote. you can read it too by following this link: http://prorev.com/changes.htmand incidentally, if you haven't signed up for the Progressive Review, do so while in the website.we have a lot of people to thank: Anne for stage-managing, ASYLUM crew including Jimmy the owner, Boo the booking guy, Bala the soundman, and all the bartenders and doorstaff; Margaux for her poetry and spoken word; Jon Bramman and Rayman for their ukulele hip hop; Sam (above); Jim Cason of the Friends Committee on National Legislation; Carrie Biggs-Adams of the Walter Reed Vigil and Code Pink; and Martin Eisen, DC Public School teacher with Sarah, a great friend from the Natti.But of course, we'd like to thank foremost all of the people who came out - tons of them - from many many walks of life - and i mean MANY.we're now looking into possible plans for June. Seattle? New York?and then possibly DC again in September.

Thx Hack!! Everyone else --- show is from 9PM-midnight @ Asylum, with music throughout....lots of new stuff to play and we're going to try some old ones from the early days.. See you there!

Hey guys, just wanted to say, have fun at the show tonight, wish I could be there.