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Saturday March 13th,
Martha's fans strike back...
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Fans celebrate Save Martha Day in New Jersey

Hi John,
We couldn't get to a KMart as there are none in the Bahamas, so we shopped
online. Here's a picture of me and my husband Victor(holding up the
Bahamas' flag) on International Save Martha Day! Thanks for all your hard
work.

Catherine Patterson

Forget the sit-in, we're staging a knit-in!

Kmart NY Update: We will be meeting at the Astor Place Kmart in the village (Astor Place stop on the 6 train) starting at 10am on Saturday. If you can meet us there that would be great. Tell a friend, bring a friend!

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Listen: Celebrate Save Martha Day with Mama Said's Save Martha single Buy it MARTHA'S MANSIONS--NY Post A blue-light special: Fans back Martha Stewart--Miami Herald Martha Stewart brand could live on, analysts say --Reuters Amid schadenfreude, sympathy for Martha --Christian Science Monitor Kmart knows risk of keeping Martha, but it's all business

Please Donate We need your help to continue this campaign In addition to the Save Martha Day event and other upcoming activities, we are raising funds for a TV ad which will help get across the message that we are very unhappy about the outcome of this entire case, which has cost investors and taxpayers over $1 billion. Help keep the campaign to Save Martha going strong. Make a donation now. Tina Brown, Via IWantMedia.com: Q: Will the Martha Stewart brand survive? A:  Tina Brown, "Yes, the brand will survive. " s this for real? NBC Today Show contest: Be the next Domestic Diva Martha to stay on at MSO as Creative Director! Alexis may take Martha's seat on the board!

How can we all help save what Martha has created? Join the discussion in the chat room ... via Cindy Adams: Here's how focused an executive Martha Stewart is. The very day of the verdict, when everyone between here and Bangladesh was hugging a TV set, she called her studio. Checked on business. Inquired if all the employees showed for work. Even requested a list of those who didn't. Hear John Small discuss National Save Martha day on KFTP Minneapolis with Van & Cheryl at 6:45AM...on WYMG Springfield with John, Liz & Bob at 7:10AM...on WKRZ Wilkes Barre Pa with Rocky & Sue at 7:30AM..on FM 107 in Minneapolis with Tom O'Connor & Kevin Burger at 2:10 PM...on WABC TV news in New York with NJ Burkett...on CBS radio... Stewart brand sales remain strong--USA Today Coming to Martha's Defense--Liz Smith Women see issues of gender at play in Stewart's conviction America's Largest Caterer to Offer Martha Stewart One Million Dollars to Assist in Her Legal Defense Martha Stewart May Start Prison Term in June, Close to Home Learn more about Federal Sentencing Guidelines Peter Bacanovic is bearish on his future

News, etc. "If Martha Stewart had just lied about weapons of mass destruction, she'd be a free woman today!" Jay Leno Free Flyers and Stickers too! Reader mail I believe that Martha Stewart, the brand, will survive and will probably thrive, because there is enough knowledge capital and commitment among Martha's loyal associates to make it survive. (More reader mail) Imagining Business Without Stewart --NY Times After a week of negotiations with lawyers, Martha Stewart could learn as early as today whether she will be allowed to continue to be a creative influence at the company that bears her name, a person briefed on the talks said yesterday. Ms. Stewart is said to have acknowledged the need for her to step down as a director, but is eager to retain a creative role. Martha Stewart May Start Prison Term in June, Close to Home--Bloomberg Martha on pins and needles --NY Daily News The board of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia again took no formal action yesterday against Stewart, as it weighs whether the guru of gracious living's conviction will affect her sales power. MSO FINDS A RECIPE FOR A RISING STOCK--NY Post Martha Stewart enjoyed one sprinkle of good news yesterday - her stock finally hit bottom and took a slight bounce. Martha's Mistrial: The Insider Trading Accusation Came from a Cowardly Press Leak --by Alan Reynolds Martha Stewart fans livid about verdicts--Dayton Daily News Free Martha Stewart--Worldnet Daily The Martha Stewart case is a travesty of justice. The real lesson is that the government can put away anyone it wants, any time it wants. Martha Fans Still Buying Her Products--AP Many fans forgive her and, better yet, they seem to still be buying her products. ImClone sues founder Waksal, Martha Stewart pal, for $26 million--AP How much time will Martha Stewart do? CNN How her sentence will be calculated, and how long it may be Martha Stewart may stop using the name --BBC Can Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia thrive if Martha Stewart is behind bars? Now, the Search for the Next Diva of Domesticity --NY Times MARTHA'S BROTHER PAINED OVER HER 'AGONY' --NY POST Verdict is in for SaveMartha.com--Orlando Sentinel

Picture of the Week... Stacie Brewster of Newport Beach, CA with her two girls, Caroline (2 years) and Samantha (10 months) in their homemade Save Martha tees... "How is it that OJ Simpson was found innocent of murder, and Martha Stewart was found guilty of lying about a crime she was not even charged with?" John Small, Editor of SaveMartha, in the Sunday Telegraph Tonight on 60 minutes II: Dishonesty Is The Worst Policy First CBS cancels Martha's show, now they are digging up the dirt by airing a 9 year old interview to use Martha's own words against her. If you think that this is not just a little bit suspicious, we have a nice little bridge near Brooklyn that's for sale.... CBS/Viacom cancelled Martha. Tell Viacom thats not a good thing!

Chris Byron, our Scrooge by Andrew Ritchie Chris Byron, business columnist and author of the flaccid bio "Martha Inc.", has emerged as a kindof year-round Scrooge on the Martha Stewart scene, Bah-humbugging every aspect of her life from his little podium at the NY Post. Byron's career, over the last few years at least, can be reduced to the title of "Martha head-hunter extraordinaire" - a pathetic, malicious job that involves digging up long-buried skeletons in Martha's past, spray-painting them fluorescent pink for shock value and putting them on display so slack-jawed onlookers can marvel in awe. (Read More) Why I Save Martha by Andrew Ritchie I offer this glimpse into my personal past (and it is only just a glimpse at a magnitude of emotion and trauma he and I experienced in that time) because I want to convey to you the reason I help John Small with this site every day. I help him because I have been in the shoes of Alexis Stewart. I have been in the shoes of a person who feels helpless as they watch someone they love endure month after month of finger-pointing, villification, humiliation and embarrassment - a person you love, accused of criminal activity when the facts in the case are either so murky or so trivial that you wonder why the world allows this to happen. You watch them, helpless, as they lose money, respect, friends and colleagues. And it breaks your heart. (Read More) Fans urged to rally on website--Winnipeg Sun This is un-be-lieve-able... Hillary gives up Martha's campaign donation... Martha forced to take drug test--NY Post Martha Stewart confronted the indignity of her new life as a convicted criminal yesterday - supplying urine for a drug test, answering personal questions about her finances and posing for a new mug shot during her first meeting with her probation officer. And the federal officer will dig deeper into Stewart's formerly high-flying life in the weeks ahead: Martha was handed a questionnaire demanding to know how much she spends each month on clothing, laundry, groceries and prescription medication. MARTHA PAYING FOR SINS OF REAL BIG-BIZ CROOKS --NY Post By LINDA STASI WHILE the titans who undermined the entire economy of the United States to satisfy their own personal, unquenchable greed were smugly sitting in courtrooms nearby yesterday, Martha Stewart was reporting for probation - crucified for their sins. Ruined, really, for not being humble enough. Nothing infuriates a jury like a woman who refuses to cry, to cave, to kneel before them. But make no mistake. There's a world of difference between Martha and the CEOs who raped their own companies. They ruined their companies, the feds ruined hers. THE STEWART VERDICT: DID SHE DESERVE IT? --NY Post I don't know which is worse, Martha Stewart's misdeeds, or the glee everyone seems to be taking in her downfall. In a word: ugly. Kurt Gibson Martha Pleads with board to continue role in signature firm --NY Daily News By NANCY DILLON and GREG B. SMITH Martha Stewart made a desperate pitch to the directors of her company yesterday, begging to stay on as a key employee of the empire she founded and named for herself. Appearing before the board of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia for the first time as a prison-bound felon, Stewart asked five fellow board members to let her remain a "creative force" in the company she took public in 1999. In a crucial hour-long performance, Stewart, clad in a black pantsuit, quietly but aggressively presented her case - saying it would help the 550-employee company if she stuck around, said a source familiar with the matter. Martha has her (next) day in court, thanks supporters --NY Daily News Martha Stewart thanked her supporters Monday after meeting for about an hour with federal probation officials who will recommend the length of her prison sentence to a judge. “I want to thank my readers, my viewers and the Internet users,” Stewart said just before closing the door behind her. “I just want to thank everyone for their support. " The System Served Martha an Injustice--BusinessWeek The trial of Martha Stewart was always about more than telling the truth.. But the case never should have ended up in criminal court, much less with felony convictions on four counts. By plowing ahead with obstruction of justice, conspiracy, lying, even securities-fraud charges without accusing her of a serious underlying crime, the U.S. Attorney's office has twisted a potent weapon that's supposed to preserve justice -- not undermine it.

How can we all help save what Martha has created? Join the discussion in the chat room ... After receiving 10,000 new messages, our mailboxes are full! Please send e-mail to: editor@savemartha.com

Shirley Shepard, our favorite court artiste, displays her sketch of Martha's meeting today in Federal court

Martha Makes First Remarks Since Trial "I want to thank my readers, my viewers and the Internet users. I just want to thank everyone for their support." Martha Stewart as she left her probation meeting in lower Manhattan today News, etc. A slip of the lip, and Stewart takes the fall--Chicago Sun Times Jurors Felt Pity for Martha Stewart --AP Martha Stewart to Appeal Four Rulings--Bloomberg Lengthy Prison Term for Martha Unlikely--NY Lawyer Company may rename Martha's empire--NY Daily News CNN: Martha Stewart to report to probation officer Martha Stewart fans still support their domestic diva Kmart likely to stick by Martha Stewart's brand Sign up for our newsletter, get the latest updates, and find out about our new 5 point plan to Save Martha Slate's Henry Blodget on the Verdict: "I thought it would be close; it wasn't. I thought there was reasonable doubt; there wasn't. I thought if I were wrong, the aftermath would be sad; it was." Martha Stewart resigning from Revlon board Stewart's Program Taken Off CBS, UPN Martha Stewart's syndicated television show, "Martha Stewart Living," was taken off the air Monday on Viacom-owned CBS and UPN stations. Martha Stewart Living board to meetl The board of directors of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc. was set to hold an emergency meeting on Monday following its namesake founder's criminal conviction, according to a newspaper report. Tina Brown: The Martha Stewart brand will survive...via IWantMedia.com Chat about the case and what can be done to help save Martha & Co... Recipe of the day: Cherry Lemonade Martha's Fall--Newsweek She was always the master of managing her image. But in the courtroom, she was at the mercy of her lawyers and the jury. Read excerpts from John Small's upcoming book, Saving Martha... Slate's Henry Blodget on the Verdict: "I thought it would be close; it wasn't. I thought there was reasonable doubt; there wasn't. I thought if I were wrong, the aftermath would be sad; it was."

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