If you want Black Friday to be really dark‚ you can support abortion on demand by buying a new record called Noise for Now: Volume 1. The special vinyl-only limited edition Record Store Day Black Friday exclusive will feature tracks from Maya Hawke‚ Amanda Shires and Jason Isbell‚ Bully‚ Wet Leg‚ My Morning Jacket‚ Fleet Foxes‚ Cat Power and more. The LP will be available on clear vinyl with a "Liberate Abortion" print by Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth. A press release explained:  NOISE FOR NOW enables artists and entertainers to connect with and financially support grassroots organizations that work in the field of Reproductive Justice including abortion access. In the wake of the Supreme Court overturning Roe V Wade and eviscerating federal protections for abortion‚ the work of NOISE FOR NOW has become ever more critical. 100% of the net proceeds will support independent abortion clinics via Keep Our Clinics and logistical support organization The Brigid Alliance. These songs were originally found on the 2022 digital-only benefit compilation‚ Good Music To Ensure Safe Abortion Access To All‚ which was available for only 24 hours via Bandcamp.... NOISE FOR NOW has worked with over 450 artists and entertainers to raise over $1‚250‚000 for almost 50 organizations working in the field of Reproductive Justice across the country. The press release included quotes from the artists included‚ like Tegan and Sara‚ sisters who are lesbians: “The choice to decide what happens to our bodies is under attack and access to crucial services are being decimated and criminalized. Reproductive justice and access to safe abortion is a human rights issue and we are proud to support the organizations and individuals fighting for fundamental services and care against all odds.” Alicia Bognanno‚ who performs under the name "Bully" -- appropriate for violence toward babies -- added this quote: “What's best for you and your body should not be determined by a panel of strangers motivated by the rat race over what is genuinely best for us as individual‚ complex human beings."  The band My Morning Jacket tried to sound moderate in their statement: "Every human being deserves the right to make individual choices when it comes to their bodies and reproductive health… We believe we should be able to ‘agree to disagree’ with respect and have open dialogue‚ but that no government or organization should EVER be allowed to force a person to make a decision about their own body." But Tune-Yards and Thao and the Get Down Stay Down could only channel post-Roe fury: “CAN YOU BELIEVE THIS F--KING SH-T?!"

Christmas is coming‚ and with it the obligation to send Christmas cards. It’s an obligation that is increasingly easy to shirk. These days‚ even to send a proper email can seem a profligate expenditure of our precious time and energy. As for a message handwritten on actual paper and dispatched through the U.S Postal Service — do you take us for some kind of idle nobleman? We might be chagrined to realize that this tradition some of us (this writer included) find so onerous was itself invented as a labor-saving convenience. It was the brainchild of English inventor and civil servant Sir Henry Cole‚ who found himself overwhelmed by the unanswered mail that tended to pile up during the holidays. In 1843 he commissioned his artist friend John Callcott Horsley to create a simple holiday greeting he could send to each correspondent without undue effort. He then had this card printed (an image of which you can see above) and offered to the public for sale. It was a commercial flop‚ but the tradition of Christmas cards obviously eventually caught on. If you’d like to create your own personalized photo cards‚ Shutterfly offers easy-to-use templates‚ dependable‚ fast delivery‚ and frequent discounts. For something a bit more luxe‚ try Shutterfly subsidiary Tiny Prints. Like Shutterfly‚ the California-based company prints its cards in the USA. Another good option is Paper Culture. Yes‚ they do go on about “sustainability‚” but the designs are nice‚ and what’s the harm of planting some trees? Minted is a bit too invested in DEI for us to recommend wholeheartedly‚ but we applaud the company's work with independent designers across the country‚ particularly those in Minted’s fairly robust “religious” section. Simple boxed Christmas cards can also help you emphasize the reason for the season. Storied American paper company Crane has been in operation since 1770. In addition to tasteful designs featuring Santa Claus and reindeer‚ the company offers a beautiful card engraved with an image of the Virgin Mary and Baby Jesus. For less expensive but still high-quality religious Christmas cards‚ consider the employee-owned‚ 74-year-old Leanin’ Tree or Indiana-based Warner Press. Rounding out our list is Printery House‚ run by some hardworking Benedictine monks in the very small town of Conception‚ Missouri.

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Hi gang. We’d like to present our newest paranormal documentary‚ Greenwood. It was filmed in the historic town‚ Greenwood‚ in British Columbia‚ Canada. Check it out after the jump. Greenwood Ghost Hunting Documentary In September 2023‚ The Paranormal Roadtrippers headed to Greenwood‚ BC to investigate hauntings in the Greenwood Community Association (McArthur Centre) and Greenwood Museum (City Hall). There may be as many as 5 ghosts in both locations. Maureen Grant (Greenwood Tours) joined the investigation and provided dark historical references to help The Paranormal Roadtrippers set up experiments and capture evidence of ghostly activity. This documentary features: Mike Morin (Lead Investigator) Sandra Marlena (Sensitive/ITC Specialist) Maureen Grant (Greenwood Tours) It was edited by Jacob Rice of Ghostly Activities. Special thanks to: Greenwood Tours Greenwood Community Association Greenwood Museum &; Visitor Centre The City of Greenwood The Copper Eagle … and the best lodging in town because they didn’t want to make a fuss about it Let us know what you think of the documentary in the comments below. The post Greenwood | A Ghost Hunting Documentary Out Now! appeared first on Ghostly Activities.

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