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Potluck! where everyone gets more than any multivitamin gan give!
And if you don't eat well, you'd better take a multivitamin while you
figure out how to get your bod to more potlucks!
Potlucks are a sign of a healthy society; sharing of resources and ideas.

Very funny.  Start with the one in the left hand corner and then just watch them all
http://www.markfiore.com

It's Much Too Late to Sweat Global Warming 
http://www.truthout.org/docs_2005/021405X.shtml

FEC May Tighten Restrictions On Internet Political Activity
http://legitgov.org/index.html#breaking_news 

Hi HO, HI Ho, It’s Off To War We Go!
“Military Calls Iran War Plans Routine.”
http://oldamericancentury.org/dalt1052.htm

1984 - Read the whole book online here:
http://www.online-literature.com/orwell/1984

CNN's Nuke Plant Photos Identical for Both Iran and N. Korea!
Who's the source for the photos?!
And are there any responsible corporate media outlets left in America?!
http://www.bradblog.com/archives/00001187.htm

MURDER BY THE NUMBERS: The Specter of the Draft
 The neocons options are: (1) get out of Iraq, (2) grind away toward a slow and painful political defeat, (3) conscript, or (4) open up a hi-tech and genocidal offensive against the Iraqis and perhaps even the Iranians. The latter will require a pretext. 
http://FromTheWilderness.com 

 Monsanto's Big Deal
http://www.commondreams.org/views05/0211-33.htm 

 t r u t h o u t - Over 200 U.S. Scientists Say They Are Told to Alter Findings 
http://www.truthout.org/docs_2005/021005J.shtml

The News Is Broken
http://www.truthout.org/docs_2005/021105A.shtml

PopularMechanics(Paid lies Like other Media?)  
Popular Mechanics Attacks the "9/11 LIES" Straw Man 
Address:http://911research.wtc7.net/essays/pm/index.html 

Rummy's Got a Secret
He's hiding up to $40 billion in defense spending. Let's find it.
http://slate.msn.com/id/2113274/

Rice Got Early al-Qaeda Warning But Failed to Act 
http://www.truthout.org 

A psychoanalysis of bush-GEORGE BUSH IS A MALIGNANT NARCISSIST
http://www.awakeninthedream.com/bushnarc.html

Attack Forces Rumsfeld to flee Mosul
http://www.the7thfire.com/Iraq_War/resistance_report/feb_11_2005.htm    

US Federal Aviation  Administration had 52 warnings about al-Qaida's 
intentions to use airplanes to attack  the US prior to 9/11. 
This report was held back from the phony 9/11 Commission. Why?
 http://ca.fullcoverage.yahoo.com/fc/canada/terrorism
(al-Qaida are a creation of the CIA)
(Reference photo Reagan hugging "freedom fighters" Mujahadeen)
Since 1973 US plan was to arm Afghani's to fight Soviet Union.
It worked. We bled them dry! 40,000 troops! Add to that our 
space race to crash their Economy.  USSR failed 1989.
(Know your history)(Or repeat it)
CIA negotiations for Unocal oil pipeline through Afghanistan;
to be built by Haliburton, financed by Enron, went sour prior to 911.
911 was engineered as the "Pearl Harbor" 
necessary to convince Americans to go to war.
911 - inside job: demand investigation into cover-up!
http://wtc7.net -  911visibility.org - http://911truth.org
http://oilempire.us - http://dieoff.org - http://peakoil.net
http://911research.wtc7.net/talks/wtc/index.html
http://globalresearch.ca  - http://cooperativeresearch.org 
http://deceptiondollar.com  - http://911review.com
http://communitycurrency.org - http://septembereleventh.org 
http://cooperativeresearch.org - http://911visibility.org

This relates to the event coming  March 9,10,11,12:   
9-11 events in SF Bay area organized by Carol Brouillet
Premiering the documentary- The 9-11 News Special You Never Saw- The Great Conspiracy
A dialogue with Producer- Barrie Zwicker, 
Author- Webster Tarpley, 
Director of Project Censored- Peter Phillips, 
Investigative Researcher- Michael Kane, 
A Benefit for the N. California 9/11 Truth Alliance
Is the War on Terrorism, actually a War of Terrorism against Americans and the world?
Why didn't a single military jet interceptor take to the air until it was too late?
What can explain Bush's actions and inactions that day?
Why did Building #7, which was not hit by an airplane or significant debris, collapse?
What was the nature of the 9/11 Commission? Is their Report a Cover-up?
Barrie Zwicker, producer, the first mainstream television journalist in the world to deeply question the official 9/11 story, director of the Toronto International Citizens' Inquiry into 9/11
Webster Griffin Tarpley, expert on international terrorism, historian, co-author of George Bush: The Unauthorized Biography, American Leviathan: Administrative Fascism Under the Bush Regime, Surviving the Cataclysm, and 9-11 Synthetic Terror: Made in USA
Peter Phillips, director of Project Censored that annually identifies the 'Most Censored' news stories in the US and producer- "Censored; The News That Didn't Make the News."
Screening begins at 7:30 PM
March 9th- Landmark Guild Theatre, 949 El Camino Real, Menlo Park
March 10th- Grand Lake Theatre, 3200 Grand Ave, Oakland, 510-452-3556
March 11th-Herbst Theatre, 401 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco
March 12th- Odd Fellows Hall, 545 Pacifica Ave., Santa Rosa, 707-664-2500
Co- Sponsors- Veterans for Peace, 
http://911SharetheTruth.com  
http://911truth.org  
http://www.deceptiondollar.com
Project Censored, KPFA, Pacifica Radio, Kepler's Bookstore, Black Oaks Bookstore, Cody's Bookstore, City Lights Bookstore, Valencia Street Bookstore...
"In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act." - George Orwell
  
 
Tue Feb 15

# 2/15 at 10am in Oakland: Press Conference Announcing Medical Marijuana Group Lawsuit Against CHP
http://indybay.org/news/2005/02/1721549.php
Tuesday, February 15, 2004, 10 am 
Alameda County Administration Building plaza, 1221 Oak St., Oakland 
Medical marijuana patient plaintiffs and legal staff of Americans 
for Safe Access 
To read the CHP policy on medical marijuana, go to 
http://www.safeaccessnow.org/downloads/CHP_Policy.pdf 


# 2/15 at 12pm in Oakland: Vigil to End the Occupation of Iraq
Oakland Federal Building at 14th Street and Clay near the 12th Street BART
http://indybay.org/


# Tue, Feb 15 1:00 pm - 9:30 pm
 February is Black History Month- Film Screenings
New College 777 Valencia @ 19th St. SF
http://globalexchange.org/getInvolved/bayarea.php


# Tue Feb 15 4:00 pm Save Harding Theater (@ Hayes/Divis.)
City Hall, 2nd Floor SF Polk @ Grove
http://globalexchange.org/getInvolved/bayarea.php


# Tuesday, February 15, 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. (EST)
which is noon to 3:00 p.m. (PST)
premium: "The Unspeakable Torment of Other Species" (2-CD)

WBAI-NY 99.5 FM or http://www.wbai.org to listen live.

Demonstrate your support for Taking Aim and WBAI with your contributions
during this fund drive. The station enables us to bring our voices
(information and analysis) to you.

To make your contribution to WBAI, call 212-209-2950 while we are
broadcasting.

Wednesday, February 16, 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. (PST)
which is 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. (EST)
Guns and Butter presents
"Official Murder and the Capitalist State: The Continuing Dynamic."  Ralph
Schoenman's commentary on the assassination of Robert Kennedy.
Tune in 94.1 in the San Francisco Bay Area or http://www.kpfa.org for this KPFA
fund drive special with Bonnie Faulkner, Guns and Butter producer, and Ralph
Schoenman. http://gunsandbutter.net
http:takingaim.info

Day of Outrage - Thursday, February 17
Check with your local National Lawyers Guild chapter for the time and place
of the demonstration protesting the conviction of attorney Lynne Stewart.
http://nlg.org


# 2/15: San Francisco Food Alliance meeting
Reply to: leah.rimkus@sfdph.org
 Through education, advocacy and community representation, the San Francisco Food Alliance strives to build a dynamic and sustainable food movement in the city and county of San Francisco. We envision a city in which everyone has access to nutritious, affordable, and delicious food produced in a way that is environmentally sound, socially equitable and economically viable. We envision a city where people play an active role in shaping a healthy food system from seed to table and back to soil. 

The Food Alliance is a group of community organizers, advocates and professionals already working within the food system as well as people engaged in community work who are interested in becoming involved with food system work. Please join us at our next meeting and feel free to bring friends. Anyone is welcome to attend. 

When: 
Tuesday, February 15, 6:00 - 8:30 pm 

Where: 
Fort Mason, Officers' Club 
(Gate entrance is at Franklin and Bay Street) 

What: 
Presentation on the nutritional wisdom of traditional peoples and the work 
of Dr. Weston Price (Jessica Prentice) 
Discussion of the San Francisco Food and Agriculture Report Card (Zetta 
Wells and working group) 
Updates from active Food Alliance working groups and projects, including District 10 and 
Eastern Neighborhoods Community Health Impact Assessment 

If you have any questions, please email Leah at the address above. 
http://www.craigslist.org/eve/58257909.html


# Global Exchange and CODEPINK present:

WHAT'S REALLY HAPPENING IN IRAQ

Report-Back from Humanitarian Aid Mission That Delivered
Over $650,000 in Aid to Falluja Refugees

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15th at the Berkeley Fellowship of
Unitarian Universalists, 1924 Bonita @ Cedar -- 7 PM

WHAT: Hear military family members whose sons died while
 fighting in the Iraq, and Medea Benjamin, Global Exchange
 and CODEPINK co-founder, report-back from their
 unprecedented trip to Jordan and the Iraqi border. The
 Families for Peace delegation delivered over $650,000
 worth of medical and humanitarian aid for the thousands of
 refugees, mostly women and children, made homeless by the
 U.S. attack on Falluja in November. While the delegation
 was not able to enter Iraq because of deteriorating
 security, they did meet in Jordan with the Iraqi health
 team in charge of their donations, dozens of human rights,
 women's and humanitarian aid organizations based both in
 Iraq and Jordan and with Iraqis who have been victimized
 by the war.

During their week-long visit, the delegation heard
 allegations from Iraqis of US atrocities that made Abu
 Ghraib seem like childish pranks: a woman raped in full
 view of other prisoners, who is now seeking permission
 from religious leaders to kill herself; a seven-year-old
 girl, left momentarily in the car while her father stopped
 at the market, screaming and clawing at the window while a
 US tank crushed the vehicle; a mother watching in horror
 as the troops raided her home in the middle of the night,
 shot her son in the chest and then stomped on him as he
 bled to death.

In Falluja alone, thousands of civilians were killed in
 one brutal week. The delegates saw gruesome pictures of
 bodies burned beyond recognition, limbs eaten by dogs
 because anyone trying to retrieve the dead was shot. A
 young Iraqi woman who risked her life taking our
 humanitarian aid to those too old and infirm to flee was
 still traumatized by devastation she witnessed.

"With all the Iraqis have suffered during this war and
 occupation, it's amazing the tolerance and gratitude they
 have shown us. We're thrilled that our aid has been able
 to save lives and help children, but the most important
 thing is to end this abusive occupation that has brought
 so much death and suffering to both sides," said Fernando
 Suarez of Escondido, CA, whose son Jesus was a marine who
 died in Iraq on March 27, 2003.
$5 Suggested donation, no one turned away for lack of unds
 Sponsors: Global Exchange, CODEPINK: Women for Peace, New
 College Center for Education and Social Action and Middle
 East Children's Alliance
 To get more information, please visit
 http://www.globalexchange.org or
 http://www.codepinkalert.org or call Global Exchange at
415.255.7296 x 312
** HELP WITH OUTREACH: Call Global Exchange at
415.255.7296 x 312 to get involved **


# 2/15: Bill Hayes author event "Five Quarts" a history of blood (haight ashbury)
 reading and booksigning for "Five Quarts: A Personal and Natural History of Blood" 
Tuesday, February 15th at 7pm  Booksmith (1644 Haight St 
Part memoir and part science, Bill Hayes' new book, "Five Quarts: A Personal and Natural History of Blood," is a provocative, informative and deeply personal look at blood - the substance that shapes our lives. This lyrical work of narrative nonfiction spans history, literature, mythology and science to explore the remarkable fluid which runs through our bodies. 
Bill Hayes studied writing at Santa Clara University and has worked for the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Library Foundation, and the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. His work has appeared in numerous publications including The New York Times Magazine, Details, Salon, Mother Jones, DoubleTake, and The Threepenny Review. Hayes' first book, "Sleep Demons: An Insomniac’s Memoir" was a selection of the Book of the Month Club. 
This Booksmith author event is free and located at our San Francisco store (1644 Haight Street in San Francisco, between Clayton & Cole). For further information, call 415-863-8688 or visit 
http://www.booksmith.com If you can't attend this event and would like to purchase an autographed book, please contact the Booksmith
http://www.craigslist.org/eve/56022733.html


# WholeBody Wisdom Community Playshop $10
 Tue Feb. 15 7:30p 2122 Lakeshore Ave #607 Oakland 
http://www.WholeBodyWisdom.com/community/alive_free.htm



Wed Feb 16

# February 16 is Global Warming Awareness Day
On February 16, 2005, the world's first global warming treaty will
become effective. The treaty requires industrialized countries to
limit, by 2008-2012, their annual emissions of greenhouse gases to
the atmosphere to 5.2 percent below 1990 level of emissions.

The United States is the largest emitter of greenhouse gases in the
world. Governmental leaders of the U.S. did not ratify the Kyoto
Treaty. Consequently, the United States is not subject to the
requirements of the Kyoto Treaty. Seventy-one countries ratified the
treaty, as of January 20, 2005.

Meanwhile, Earth's globally averaged land, ocean and atmospheric
temperatures have continued to increase, especially since about 1980.
Scientists have reported that temperatures across the globe rose an
average of 1.1 degree Fahrenheit over the past century, with the rate
of change since 1976 at roughly three times that over the past 100
years. A large majority of the world's scientists attribute the last
30 years of warming to rising accumulations of heat-
trapping "greenhouse gases" in the atmosphere. Greenhouse gases such
as carbon dioxide - the most abundant of the greenhouse gases -
remain suspended in the atmosphere upwards of 100 years, with each
year's emissions accumulating with the previous and the subsequent
years of emissions.

In 2003, U.S. emissions of greenhouse gases totaled 6.94 billion
metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent, which was 0.7 percent
higher than 2002's total U.S. emissions and 13.4 percent higher than
1990's total emissions of 6.12 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide
equivalent (U.S. Energy Information Administration, "Emissions of
Greenhouse Gases in the United States 2003", December 2004).

February 16, 2005 is being recognized as "Global Warming Awareness
Day" in the United States. Recommended actions for people in the U.S.
to take on Global Warming Awareness Day 2005 can be found by
accessing the following web site:

GLOBAL WARMING AWARENESS DAY
http://www.angelfire.com/vt2/globalwarming005/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Paleontology_and_Climate_Articles


# 2/16 at 5pm in Oakland: Community Meeting on the Crisis in Oakland Schools
Cox Elementary School, 9860 Sunnyside Street at 98th Avenue and Bancroft (near the 98th Ave Exit off Route 580) http://indybay.org/


# Wed, Feb 16 7:30 pm Left Turn New Issue Release Party
in the 3rd floor Auditorium
522 Valencia 2 blocks from the 16th and Mission BART
http://globalexchange.org/getInvolved/bayarea.php


# 2/16 Thai Yoga Partner Massage Workshop 
Buchanan YMCA (at Geary)  $20 7:30 - 9:00 P 
http://www.craigslist.org/eve/57391572.html

 
Thu Feb 17

# San Francisco Permaculture Guild Gathering!!!
 Thu Feb 17 6:30 PM Hey everyone! 
I hope the beginning of the year is treating you well 
and wish a very happy one to all of you! 
Well, after a good while without having a formal 
gathering of SF permaculture folks, here is the 
opportunity to see what everyone has been up to!! 
There won't be a set agenda, but much room for 
announcements and just time to socialize, or even any 
game or song you want to lead! 
You can bring snacks or other fruits to share. Also 
bring pictures, flyers, etc. 
It will be good to see you all again! 
February 17th 2005 is the day, and 6.30pm is the time! 
 Studio B is at the bottom of Potrero Hill at the the 
lovely industrial corner of 17th and Mississippi - 
1045 17th Street, upstairs. Basically, we are located 
east of the Mission at the end of 17th Street. We are 
also right next to the 280 freeway and about 10 blocks 
away from the 101. 
The 22 Fillmore bus runs toward 3rd Street from the 
Fillmore and our nearest stop is at Connecticut/17th. 
It's just a couple blocks walk further east to get to 
Mississippi. 
The exit from 280 South is 18th Street/Mariposa take a 
right at the top at the stop sign and go to the first 
stop sign at Mississippi. Go right two blocks (past 
Mariposa) to 17th and park anywhere. 
The exit from 280 North is Mariposa. Take a left at 
the signal, go under the overpass and one more block 
to Mississippi. Turn right and park anywhere near 17th 
Street. 
The exit from 101 North is Vermont Street. Go straight 
at the end of the exit across Potrero Hill till you 
arrive at Mississippi (about 10 blocks, before 
crossing the 280). Make a left at Mississippi, pass 
Mariposa and park at 17th.
http://sanfrancisco.tribe.net/event/f7a14a11-07eb-47dc-9684-f5f1c70f311f?


# 2/17: Are you an Animal Lover? You are Truly Needed Tonight!!!!!
Reply to: anon-58996906@craigslist.org
Date: 2005-02-08, 10:32PM PST


We need people to come to a Town Hall Meeting called by Ignacio de la Fuente, President of the Oakland City Council, to discuss the Oakland Animal Shelter. 
http://www.oaklandanimalservices.org
We need lots and lots and lots of people there to show the City Council that Oakland citizens care about animals and it should be an issue that is properly addressed and funded!!! This is a very rare opportunity to show the Council that animals are important! There will be a chance to voice your opinion - if you want...however, just being there and showing your support is extremely valuable! Bring your friends and family and pass this invitation on!!! 
Town Hall Forum on the Oakland Animal Shelter will take place in the City Council Chambers at Oakland City Hall on Thursday, February 17, 2005 beginning at 7:00 p.m. 
http://www.craigslist.org/eve/58996906.html


# Thu, Feb 17 7:30 pm "The Oil Factor: Behind the War on Terror"
Spangenberg Theatre 780 Arastradero Rd. @ Foothill Expwy. Palo Alto
http://globalexchange.org/getInvolved/bayarea.php


# ~ What The F@#k? ~ Thu Feb 17 8:30 PM
 Oakland Metro  201 Broadway http:// oaklandmetro.org
Screw Valentine's...the real holiday is here!!! 
 WHAT THE F@#K!  The Barely Legal Game Show 
 All ages  Full bar  $7 at the door 
No Vanna White. No Alex Trebek. Just 400 rowdy audience members (that's YOU!) putting their balls and eggs on the line to win sick cash and prizes. Scandalous swimsuits! Awful male dancers! Flying meat! 
What? Like you got something better to do? 
Created and starring the convicts behind Tourettes Without Regrets and the madmen from Illbilly (Late Night with God, Jelly Donut)! We know, it's a little scary. PLUS: Special live performance by beat-box superstar KID BEYOND! Come early, this will sell out. 
This is NOT yo Mama's game show (unless yo Mama is a crack eating monkey licker). 
http://www.illbilly.com 
http://www.suicidekingsspokenword.com 
http://www.oaklandmetro.org



Fri Feb 18

# 2/18: Human Rights International Film Festival 2005 (SOMA / south beach)  
 “Juvies” as part of the Human Rights International Film Festival 2005 
Friday, Feb. 18, 7pm 
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Screening Room (701 Mission St @ 3rd) 
$8 Regular/$5 YBCA Members, Seniors & Students 
Just 16 years old, Duc Ta was not a member of a gang, had no priors, and yet received a sentence of 35 years to life for driving a car from which a gun was shot. From award-winning documentary filmmaker Leslie Neale comes this riveting look at the world of juvenile offenders who are serving incomprehensibly long prison sentences for crimes they did not commit. 
 http://www.craigslist.org/eve/57339801.html


# Rainforest Treasure Party in Santa Rosa Fri Feb 18 7:00 PM
http://www.evite.com/pages/invite/viewInvite.jsp?event=DOVIW
Enjoy RAINFOREST TEA with wild jungle herbs that support your immune system, cleanse the body, offer a gentle energy, and taste GREAT! These teas are sustainably wild-crafted in the Amazon Jungle! 
LEARN how these herbs can help with the typical health issues we deal with in our stress-filled, nutrient-challenged lives! Experience the power of wild jungle food from virgin soil. 
Julia Stege: 707-823-3316  julia@lifeismagic.com 
P.S. Feel free to bring a friend 
Want to sponsor your own Amazon Rainforest Party? 
Call or email Julia Stege: 707-823-3316 julia@lifeismagic.com for information. Visit 
http://www.lifeismagic.com


# February 18th (Friday) – Green Beat Acoustic Songwriter Showcase
Now you can see SF's most passionate songwriters break from their glamorous
nightclub appearances, and unveil their hearts and souls in an intimate
acoustic gathering. The Feb showcase features Pollyanna Bush, Justice, and
local superstar Shelley Doty.
Feb 18, Fri 8:00 - 10:30pm
 $10 at the door, or get a 2-for-1 by making reservations 48 hours in
 advance RSVP: http://www.acousticsongwriters.com 510 549-4300
SPIRALMUSE HOME OF WELLBEING 3387 22nd St @ Guerrero
http://www.spiralmuse.org


# Introducing
ELEKTROFUSION- Traversing the Spectrum of Elektronik Musix
Every 3rd Friday, debuting on Fri 2/18   2 Dance Floors!
Upstairs- Downtempo, ambient, and other diverse electrogroove goodies for your dancing indulgences or to simply chill out with.
Downstairs- Electronic music that has a more power driven beat.  Relish the rhythm and DANCE!
Featuring
Alaric (Necropolis/Infinate Kaos/Video Salon)
Fanboy (Dark-Tekno/Astral Psyentists/Freaknation)
Phreaki (Spin This!/ PsychoSynthesis/Loma Prieta)
Psyren (La Luna Rouge)
Doors @ 930 Music stops @ 2a Free b4 10:30 and $6 after
21+ with proper ID
London Wine Bar 415 Sansome @ Sacramento, San Francisco
Plenty of parking and public transport options!
http://elektrofusion.com/


# Freebeats and Subductive present Friday February 18, 2005
ALIEN AUTOPSY: Featuring Surgeon
http://www.freebeats.org/alien-autopsy
An evening of  inquiry, examination, and discovery in a clandestine research facility, featuring internationally celebrated aural specialist, DJ Surgeon.
Guest Physicians in the Operating Room:
Surgeon  Terrac  Red Stickman  DJ Disconnect  
With Hosting Physicians:
DJ Yap (Freebeats) Plateshifter (Subductive)
Bay Area Location
Info-line will be posted on the website closer to the date of the event
http://www.freebeats.org/alien-autopsy
All information will be kept updated on the website leading up to the date
Pre-sale price $10 Door price $15



# Fri, Feb 18, 2005 - Sun, Feb 27, 2005      
Meet Naomi Klein: "The Take" screening at Red Vic Movie House
RED VIC MOVIE HOUSE 1727 Haight St. SF
http://globalexchange.org/getInvolved/bayarea.php



Sat Feb 19

# Sat, Feb 19 9:00 am - 5 pm Water is Life Workshop     
Ecology Center
2530 San Pablo Ave, near Dwight Way Berkeley
The Indigenous Permaculture Program presents a two day workshop about water problems and solutions for a sustainable future. The workshop will include *an overview of California's water situation and impacts on the environment from overuse, *water pollution in the Bay Area, *examples of wetland and creek restoration in the Bay Area, *greywater systems, compost toilets, drip irrigation and other gardening tips, *Indigenous water problems and solutions, and a movie about the Fish peoples. Sponsored by Ecology Center and Three Nations Indian Circle. Everyone is welcome!
Cost: Free. Info: 510-548-2220 x233
http://globalexchange.org/getInvolved/bayarea.php


# 2/19: Grow Your Own (sunnyvale)   
Reply to: anon-55898052@craigslist.org
A conference for home food gardeners who want to learn more about organic methods (composting, integrated pest management, soil preparation) and meet others to form "Growing Circles" which meet monthly to share know-how, tools, seedlings and produce. Sat. Feb. 19, 9 to 3, Orchard Pavilion at the Sunnyvale Community Center, 550 East Remington Drive, Sunnyvale. $20 ($30 after 2/11). Pre-purchase organic lunch for $13.75 by 2/11. Organized by the Valley of Heart's Delight project at Foundation for Global Community. To register, call Susan Osofsky at (650) 328-7756 x629 or sosofsky@globalcommunity.org
http://globalcommunity.org
http://www.craigslist.org/eve/55898052.html


# February 19: Worldwide Candlelight Vigil to abolish the National Security Law of South Korea!
Korea Truth Commission - Joint Office, New York  koreatruthcommission@yahoo.com
Over 600 people around the world signed the petition to abolish the National Security Law of South Korea in last December, the endorsers included Noam Chomsky, Nawal El Saadawi, Howard Zinn, Bruce Cumings and Michael Parenti.  Despite huge international solidarity and hunger strikes participated by over 1000 people in South Korea, the law that would have repeal the NSL was not passed.
The National Assembly of South Korea has opened a special session to deal with the NSL this month.
We are waging another fierce struggle with the Worldwide Candlelight Vigil on Feb 19th.
http://www.abolish-nsl.org 
Let us show to the members of the National Assembly of South Korea that the world is behind the repeal of the NSL! In Solidarity, Yoomi Jeong
 Korea Truth Commission - Joint Office, New York  koreatruthcommission@yahoo.com
John Choe   abolish_nsl@yahoo.com


# Pussy the Seminar Sat Feb 19 1:18-3:14 PM to get women talking
Womens' building. 18th St @ Valencia / Guererro. $35
creating safe space and dialogue about our most sacred and controversial body part
http://sanfrancisco.tribe.net/event/296fc818-0685-4eb0-b7d0-756b59ccfcb3
http://technomomma.com/PussyTheSeminar/PussyTheSeminar_FrontPage_Jan05.html


# 2/19: California One For Peace Reply to: kmsaari@ap.net
 Join a simultaneous banner protest for peace in coastal towns and cities from Arcata to San Diego. 
This is a simultaneous coordinated banner protest organized by an alliance of groups in California coastal communities. We are dedicated to the promotion of worldwide peace and opposed to the irresponsible and immoral war policies of our federal government. 
Saturday, Feb. 19, 2005  Noon to 2:00 P.M. 
Visit our website to find the exact location in a coastal town near you. 
http://www.arrowflight.com/californiaone/ 

 

# Winter Potluck & Lecture by Dr. Nana Kwaku Opare, M.D., M.P.H., C.A.
Potluck is Raw foods and vegan friendly
Saturday, February 19, Socializing & Appetizers: 6:00 p.m.
Dining: 6:30 p.m., Lecture: 8:00 p.m. (free).
IOA, 3600 Geary Boulevard (see January 9 for address details).
$1 suggested donation for members, their guests, and students 
bringing food; $2 for non-members bringing food (add $7 to each 
without food).
Following the potluck, there will be a lecture by nationally known 
and respected, Dr. Opare, on "Nutritional Medicine." His
concept of The Rule Book and User Guide for Healthy Living is 
revolutionizing the Hygienic Medicine field. He is co-founder of the 
Conscious Living Institute and is Editor of Knowledge for Life, the 
newsletter of healthy living, and Co-Host of "Knowledge for
Life," a
television show dedicated to the health of the African Community.


# Pot Luck and Speaker Gathering by the 
Marin Living Foods Community 
Our Featured Speaker Will Be
Bradley Saul of Organic Athlete

Bradley Saul is a former professional cyclist and a cycling coach.  He
is the founder of Organic Athlete, a nonprofit organization that educates
athletes and fitness enthusiasts about the benefits of a vegetarian
lifestyle.

Bradley will be discussing the importance of fitness and exercise and
how to maximize your training in a healthy raw lifestyle.
http://www.organicathlete.org

 Saturday, February 19th, from 6 til 9pm,  
  1 Wellbrock Hts. San Rafael, CA 94903 (directions below)
Cost:  $3 donation and Raw food dish to serve 8, per person

Please Join Us - Everyone Welcome!   6:00 pm start.
PLEASE try to be on time.  We eat at 6:15 and our speakers generally start
at 7:00

Please bring a raw food dish of your choice to serve 8 people making sure to
review the guidelines for food below. 
*********** Guidelines for Food *********** 
Please prepare your dishes with raw, organic (at least pesticide/herbicide
free), vegetarian (vegan - no animal products) ingredients. Nothing cooked,
steamed, baked or otherwise heated above 105 degrees is appropriate for this
potluck. Dehydrated foods and dried fruits are fine as long as they have
been prepared within the temperature guideline above. Tofu and most seaweeds
are not raw foods. Please pay attention to what might go into your dish;
oils, vinegar, spices, salt...is it raw, healthy, etc. Could it be added
later at the potluck by those who want it? 
Some attendees have been on the raw path for 20+ years so we must adhere to
these seemingly strict guidelines. There are some wonderful raw foods
cookbooks available at the local health food stores for new ideas, or you
can go to www.living-foods.com for lots of great recipes. Beautiful leafy
greens and veggies presented in a wide variety of (raw) ways are always a
winner. Be creative, enjoy yourself and have fun! If in doubt - leave it
out! Call or email if you need ideas or have questions.

Now you can send your friends to <http://WWW.MARINRAWFOOD.COM>   for potluck
details.

******* Plates and Silverware ******* 
Please bring your own plate and silverware. Not only is it ecologically
beneficial, it's a much more pleasing dining experience.
Directions: Aldersgate Church is in San Rafael, Marin County, California. It
sits on a hill overlooking Kaiser hospital. 
It can be reached by US Highway 101 north of San Francisco, exiting at
Freitas Parkway just north of the Marin County Civic center, a noted Frank
Lloyd Wright designed structure. Following Freitas Parkway west, turn left
on Las Gallinas, then right on Nova Albion Way. Turn right again on
Montecillo, passing Kaiser Hospital. Turn left on Trellis and left again at
the crest of the hill, which is Wellbrock Heights. Follow the street into
the parking area.  Map available at http://www.1wellbrock.org 

If you have questions about food choices, directions, or anything else you
may email or call Hugh at 
(415) 883-5201, vibrantlife4u@earthlink.net or Melissa at (415) 609-5354
mjmoser007@yahoo.com


# Sat, Feb 19 7:00 pm $5
 SAN FRANCISCO PREMIERE of "Mission Against Terror" 
with co-producer Bernie Dwyer from Radio Havana Cuba 
Women's Building 3543-18th St. @Valencia and Guerrero 
SF http://globalexchange.org/getInvolved/bayarea.php


# Sat, Feb 19 7 pm "The Gas Is Not For Sale"
New College 766 Valencia St. @ 19th St. SF
By Tercer Mundo of Bolivia
First Screening Screening In US and Commemoration Of The 2003 Rebellion
This powerful film recounts the massive rebellion of miners, teachers, indigenous people and women in Bolivia in February 2003 against the privatization and sale of the country¹s gas to Peru. The Bolivian army was called in to repress the people and hundreds of people were murdered.
This important film will also be followed by a labor music video from Bolivia. 
Tercer Mundo. an independent labor video collective along with other labor media groups in Bolivia will be issuing the call for the first Latin American Working Class Film and Video Festival in Bolivia this coming October 2005. This event will help benefit their festival in Bolivia this coming October. The first festival was held in Buenos Aires last November www.felco.ojoobrero.org/ and plans are being made to bring the festival to the bay area this coming July 2005. www.laborfest.net
$5.00 Donation Requested (no one turned away due to lack of funds)
http://globalexchange.org/getInvolved/bayarea.php


# 2/19: The Changing Face of American Intelligence (alameda)
Reply to: jrufo@sbcglobal.net
On February 19th, The Alameda Public Affairs Forum will present a program on “The Changing Face of American Intelligence”. The program will be presented by Dr. Barry Schutz, a former analyst at the CIA, the Defense Intelligence Agency, The Rand Corporation and the Dept. of State’s Bureau of Intelligence and Research. Dr. Schutz has also been a professor of politics, international relations, and African Studies, in the U.K. and Africa, as well as the United States, and is currently Visiting Scholar at the Center for African Studies at Stanford University. The forum will be held on Saturday, February 19th, from 7 to 9 PM, at the Home of Truth Spiritual Center, 1300 Grand Street, in Alameda. It is free and open to the public. 
Since its inception, the CIA has had the propensity to act like a "rogue elephant." However, right-wing governments have clearly stressed the operational mode over the analytical. The Bush II government, with total control of the legislative branch, is in the process of completely militarizing the operational side and neutering the analytic side. The tiny and exclusively analytical State Department Bureau of Intelligence and Research (INR) has always been a dissident intelligence voice against the more politicized CIA. Will this continue under Condoleeza Rice? Dr. Schutz will present a thorough discussion of these issues.
The audience will have time to ask questions about and offer comments on the Intelligence issues following the presentation. 
This is the sixth in a series of programs presented by the Forum. "Informed discussion of issues is essential to a healthy democratic politics" said Dr. Arthur Lipow, chair of the organization. Future forums will be announced. 
For more information contact 814-9592 or email jrufo@sbcglobal.net. 
http://www.craigslist.org/eve/59200062.html


# Sat, Feb 19 7:30 am NAOMI KLEIN in Oakland
Congregational Church 2501 Harrison ST $20-50
http://globalexchange.org/getInvolved/bayarea.php


# 2/19: Naomi Klein: How Economic Shock Therapy Backfired in Iraq (oakland downtown)   
 Best selling author of "No Logo" and an anti-globalization activist, Klein will speak about US plans for Iraq and the anti-war activists working against the neo-conservatve agenda. 
Introduced by CorpWatch Director Pratap Chatterji 
Saturday, February 19 - 7:30pm - First Congregational Church, 2501 Harrison Street Oakland 
 http://www.mecaforpeace.org/ or call 510-548-0542
 http://www.craigslist.org/eve/57866113.html


# February 19: A Sex Work Smorgasbord! 7:30 pm, $5-7 at the door
A night of various exciting and educational tales of sex work with Greta Christina, the author of "Paying for It: A Guide by Sex Workers for Their Clients"; Mark Kleim, gay porn producer (Lavender Lounge); Lady Monster's stories of novice BDSM; Tina Butcher on how to be a bondage model; David Henry Sterry ("Chicken") on the life of a male prostitute in the 70's. And more!
398 11th Street at Harrison SF http://www.sexandculture.org


# A SexWork Smorgasbord on 2/19!
Saturday, February 19th, 7:30PM -- $5-$7
@ Learn how to treat a sex worker politely and properly from 
Greta Christina, the author of "Paying for It: A Guide by Sex 
Workers for Their Clients". http://www.gretachristina.com/
@ Get the scope on the 101 of Gay Porn from Mark Klein, an 
incredible gay porn producer. http://lavenderloungeblog.com
@ Be titillated by the amazing local erotica spoken work - 
Lady Monster's stories of novice BDSM.
http://www.home.earthlink.net/~ladymonster
@ Writer, art space curator, musician, and model- 
talented Tina Butcher will give you the know how to be a 
bondage model. http://www.tinabutcher.com
@ Call listen to the fabulous "Unrepentant Whore" herself - 
Scarlet Harlot - http://www.unrepentantwhore.com/
@ Fascinating David Henry Sterry will educate you on the 
life of a male prostitute in 70's. 
http://www.davidhenrysterry.com
@ Plus a bunch of others things not to be missed - 
like free - free condoms.
If you are hungry for exotica and the how to of sex work 
biz, this is the event for you.


# Other Cinema's "Copyright-Free Zone"
Sat. Feb. 19 8:30-11:00 $5
 Rebel archivist Rick Prelinger hosts a session on enlightened initiatives against the New Enclosure of intellectual-property privatization., discussing Creative Commons, his suit aginst John Ashcroift, BitTorrent, , et al. Annalee Newitz from the Electronic Frontier Foundation also describes how restrictive copyright laws are being hardwired into new hardware.
Several short collage pieces precede Greg Hittelman's hour doc on Fair Use and free expression, "Willful Infringement". Beverages available. Part of proceeds go to Rick's legal fund.
 A.T.A. Gallery 992 Valencia @ 21st http://www.atasite.org

 
# blasthaus presents an exclusive DJ set by THIEVERY CORPORATION
 Saturday, February 19 Regency Grand Ballroom  1290 Sutter 
(at Van Ness) 9pm-2am 21+ $25 Tickets while they last at 
http://www.blasthaus.com/calendar.html
 You can also purchase tickets beginning tonite at Rx, we're open for Happy Hour from 6pm-9pm. 
http://www.rxgallery.com


# Four rooms of goodness wrapped around a 50s diner theme. The Pancake Playhouse/Entropy bring you big beats and pancakes without the BM dust. 
Lighting by Rumpus Room and Eye & Eye. 
Decor by the Pancake Floozies. 
Break-Fast Buffet:
    Laird, Tung, Gabacho, Cor, and Ripple
Pan-Fried Progressive:
    Jondi & Spesh, Austin Gregory, Scott Carrelli, and Misha
Drum & Bake (hosted by Subscience):
     The Hitmen, Qzen, Freya, Megatron, and Dos
Bar Room Bliss (hip-hop & soft rock):
      Unagi, Illya, Chef-Alx, Sambo Yoda, and Flapjack
$15 presale/ $20 door 21+  FREE pancakes @3am
http://www.pancakeplayhouse.com for info, presales, directions
                               415-NOVELTY 

  
# Saturday, February 19
The Future of Transportation in Los Angeles, the U.S.  and the World 
Environmental Justice Movements to Challenge the  Auto Culture and Build a 
Movement for Public  Transportation 

A  Conference Organized by the Labor/Community Strategy Center and the Bus 
Riders  Union 

February 19-20, 2005
University  of Southern California
Davidson  Center
(corner of Figueroa/Jefferson)
Bus  lines: 38, 81, 102, 200
Please,please RSVP  ASAP, by Mon 2/14/05, call or email Kelly  
Archbold-conference coordinator at 213.387.2800  
 kelly@thestrategycenter.org  
 http://www.busridersunion.org 

Saturday, February 19

8am Registration and Continental  Breakfast 
9am-5pm Plenary Program 
5pm-6pm Film Showing: "Rising Waters: Global Warming and the Fate  of the 
Pacific Islands" 
Confirmed Speakers Include: 
·  Assembly Member Karen Bass-  California State Assembly, 47th  District 
·  Dr. Robert Bullard-  Environmental Justice Resource Center,  Clark-Atlanta 
University  
·  Oscar Edmundo Diaz-  Por el País que Queremos Foundation  (Bogotá, 
Colombia; New York) 
·  Assembly Member Fran Pavley – California  State Assembly, 41st District 
·  Ambassador Enele Sopoaga – Permanent  Representative of Tuvalu to the 
United Nations 
·  Peggy Shepard-  Executive Director, West Harlem  Environmental Action (New 
York City)  
·  Clayton Thomas-Muller-  Indigenous Environmental Network  (Canada) 
·  Eric Mann-  Executive Director, Labor/Community  Strategy Center (Los 
Angeles) 
·  Barbara Lott-Holland-  Co-Chair, Bus Riders Union (Los Angeles)   
·  Cynthia Rojas-  Lead Organizer, Clean Air Clean Lungs,  Clean Buses 
Campaign (Los Angeles) 
·  Deborah  Orosz -- Lead Organizer, Bus Riders Union's New Service Plan (Los 
 Angeles)  
In  addition.... 
Bus  Riders Union Teatro 
Linda  Epstein, Bus Riders Union member and Poet 
The  Strategy Center Drum and Chant Crew and more.... 
Sunday,  February 20
9am  Breakfast 
10am-2pm 
"Where  Do We Go From Here?" Strategy Session 

MUST CALL OUR OFFICE TO REGISTER!   213.387.2800 
Registration 
Saturday  only $30  
Saturday  and Sunday $50 
(sliding  scale for working class participants $10-$50) 
Children welcome, childcare provided. 
Conference in Spanish, English and  Korean. 
Please RSVP ASAP, by Mon 2/14/05, call or email Kelly Archbold,  conference 
coordinator at 213.387.2800  
or _kelly@thestrategycenter.org_ (mailto:kelly@thestrategycenter.org)   
Conference information and registration form at _www.busridersunion.org_ 
(http://www.busridersunion.org/)  
The long-term demands of the Strategy Center and the Bus Riders  Union 
include: 
    *   Reducing  L.A.’s cars from 8 million to 4 million; Making dramatic 
improvements in the  public health of L.A.’s children  
    *   Doubling  the mileage of autos in California (and the U.S.) from 25 
mpg to 50 mpg within  a decade  
    *   Doubling  Los Angeles County MTA bus fleet from 2,500 to 5,000 clean 
fuel  buses  
    *   Using  the cleanest fuel available at any given time for all future 
bus  purchases  
    *   On-the-freeway  public bus service, bus only designated lanes on 
major surface streets, a  public transportation and pedestrian centered urban 
development  plan  
    *   Auto  free zones in Los Angeles to dramatically reduce auto 
congestion and  pollution  
    *   A  Moratorium on rail construction until the BRU / MTA Consent Decree 
is  implemented  
    *   A  Moratorium on freeway expansion  
    *   Going  far beyond Kyoto to a 50% reduction in all greenhouse gas 
emissions   
    *   Working  to Pass FAIRNESS, the Civil Rights Act of 2004  
    *   No Fare  Increase, which each time forces at least 2% of bus riders 
back into polluting  automobiles   
    *   No  Transit Courts! MTA’s newest strategy to increase revenues by 
overseeing fines  for eating, playing music or evading your fare on the  bus
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# 5th Annual Conference for Young Women Affected by Breast Cancer Feb 19-20, 2005; 96th Meeting American Association for Cancer Research April 16-20, 2005; SABCS 2005
http://bcaction.org Breast Cancer Action



#  Sun Feb 20
Global Women Strike/SF sent us this message:
   We are writing to invite you to the next planning meeting for the 6th
GLOBAL WOMEN'S STRIKE for the San Francisco Bay Area during the
week of International Women's Day (March 8, 2005).  The planning
meeting will be on Sunday February 20, 11am at Crossroads Women's
Center, 333 Valencia St, Room 350, San Francisco. (On the third floor,
left at the top of the stairs, than right and follow the main hall,
signs will be posted.)
   This year the Strike will focus on demanding:
A Living Wage for All our Work &
Pay Equity in the Global Market
End Poverty and War! Invest in Caring Not Killing!
(See below for the demands of the Strike. Letter to follow soon.)
   As many will know, the Strike started in 2000 with women taking action
together on or around the 8 March.  It has grown every year since,
especially in countries of the Global South. Grassroots women in over
60 countries have demanded that society Invest in Caring Not Killing,
that the money squandered on war be spent instead on what our
communities need  - beginning with payment for all caring work.  For
us opposing war and ending poverty are inseparable, and that begins
with paying those who care.
   Men's support and participation internationally has been coordinated
by Payday, a multiracial network of men, which is organizing with
women and men who are Refusing to Kill: refusing the military and its
lethal and repressive work, from the US and UK to Israel and Eritrea
. . . The Strike has also spread the word about the armed forces in the
Bolivarian Revolution of Venezuela which are working with the
community to grow and distribute food, build housing, and in other
ways caring for, not shooting at, the community.
   Everyone is welcome at the meeting. This is a chance to strengthen all
the organizing people have been involved in, and to make the
independent voice of the grassroots, women and men, heard over the
warmongering and witch-hunting of the Bushes, the Blairs and their
babes.  Let's make it a Happy New Year!
   We hope to see you on February 20.  Bring a snack to share, and please
let us know if you will need childcare or can provide rides.
Lori Nairne   -   Global Women's Strike
Crossroads Women's Center, PO Box 14512, San Francisco;
Tel/fax: 415-626-4114    Email:  sf@crossroadswomen.net
* * * * * Demands of the Strike:
*  Payment for all caring work - in wages, pensions, land & other
resources. What is more valuable than raising children & caring for
others? Invest in life & welfare, not military budgets or prisons
*  Pay equity for all, women & men, in the global market.
*  Food security for breastfeeding mothers, paid maternity leave and
maternity breaks.  Stop penalizing us for being women.
*  Don't pay 'Third World debt'.  We owe nothing, they owe us.
*  Accessible clean water, healthcare, housing, transport, literacy.
*  Non-polluting energy & technology which shortens the hours we work.
We all need stoves, fridges, washing machines, computers, & time
off!
*  Protection & asylum from all violence & persecution, including by
family members & people in positions of authority.
*  Freedom of movement. Capital travels freely, why not people?
=====
"Masters of War" lyrics: http://bobdylan.com/songs/masters.html
"War Is A Racket!" - General Smedley Butler, USMC
http://lmno4p.org/war/
Lake Merritt Neighbors Organized for Peace (LMNOP):
Weekly peace walks at Lake Merritt in Oakland.
Info:  http://lmno4p.org/where_when.htm


# 2/20: Stop Educational Cuts In Bencia and Vallejo! (vallejo / benicia / fairfield)  (vallejo / benicia / fairfield) Reply to: anon-59766665@craigslist.org
 Who: Community-Labor Alliance, Vallejo, California 
Contact: Douglas MacDonald, CLA Organizer 
What: Regional Organizing Drive to Stop Educational Cuts! Oakland Education Association President Ben Visnick to join Benicia and Vallejo Teachers, Staff, Parents and Workers in an Open Forum to Save Our Schools 
Where: John F. Kennedy Library, Joseph Room, 505 Santa Clara Street, Vallejo, CA 
When: Sunday February 20, 2005 1-4 PM 
Ben Visnick is President of the Oakland Education Association (OEA) and has been a key organizer against the cuts and school closures in the Oakland Unified School District. Currently, the OEA is organizing a broad coalition including teachers, parents, staff, inter-faith organizations and a variety of labor unions including the ILWU, SEIU and UFCW in order to stop the de-funding of Oakland’s schools. The State Administrator for Oakland has recently suggested a “public/charter” hybrid model district wide. Such privatization efforts have proven disastrous in communities throughout the country and simply create a two-tiered education system that fosters social fragmentation rather than common experience. Marketing, rather than educational improvement becomes a chief concern and focus of resources. 
http://www.craigslist.org/eve/59766665.html


# Sun, Feb 20 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm $5
 The Making of the Take: A Conversation with Naomi Klein & Avi Lewis
Unitarian Universalist Center 1187 Franklin at Geary SF
http://globalexchange.org/getInvolved/bayarea.php


# 2/20: The Last Fifty Years of the Black Freedom Struggle (oakland lake merritt / grand)  
Reply to: uhurureparations@yahoo.com   3 to 5pm 
At the Parkway Theater, 1834 Park Blvd, Oakland 
Free Admission. Call for Donations 
The Uhuru Solidarity Movement and the Uhuru Africa Club sponsors a film and discussion for Black History Month on Civil Rights, Black Power, African Liberation and the role of white solidarity. 
Grass roots video footage covering the Civil Rights and Black Power Movements brings us up to the year 2005 on the struggle of the black community and African people world wide for freedom and liberation. 
From the leadership of Rosa Parks during the Montgomery, Alabama bus boycotts of the 1950's to the rise in popularity of Malcolm X and the Black Panthers, the struggle for black freedom endures the attacks of the U.S. government under COINTELPRO. The Movement survives now in the midst of police containment, decades of a "war on drugs" and the massive imprisonment of African people in the United States. 
Learn about the vison and programs of the Uhuru Movement and the role of Uhuru Solidarity in building a world where African and all oppressed peoples can benefit from the fruits of their labor and have access to their land and resources. 
The Uhuru Solidarity Movement works under the leadership of the Uhuru Movement for white solidarity with the black community's struggle for justice. 
Call 510-295-7834 for more info. 
http://www.craigslist.org/eve/59790383.html


# 2/20: LMNOP Weekly Peace Walk, 3 PM (oakland lake merritt / grand)  
Reply to: geese4peace@yahoo.com
---------------------------- 
NOTE: LMNOP has an announcements list, about one to three messages max a week. To subscribe send a message to lmnop@riseup.net 
____________________________ 
Lake Merritt Neighbors Organized for Peace (LMNOP) invites you to 
join us on weekly peace walks around Lake Merritt in Oakland. Every 
Sunday at 3:00. 
Starts at the colonnade at the east end of the Lake, between Grand & Lakeshore Avenues. Near Grand Avenue exit off 580 freeway. Most 
well-known nearby landmark: Grand Lake Theater. For directions & 
public transportation info go to http://lmno4p.org/where_when.htm 
US OUT OF IRAQ! 
No more wars of aggression! 
Stop the attacks on Civil Liberties! 
Information: Beth (510)763-8712 or http://lmno4p.org 
http://www.craigslist.org/eve/59663009.html


# President's Dead Party Sun Feb 20 9:00 PM
 club SIX  60 Sixth St @ Market/Mission SF 94103 
 415-531-6593 http://www.clubsix1.com
Tim Sweeney (DFA) - DJ Cat of Fannypack (Tommy Boy Records) - DJ Kid 606 (Tigerbeat6) - live Gravy Train!!! (Kill Rock Stars) - DJ DJ Olive (The Agriculture) - live David Last (The Agriculture) - live + visuals Monday is a Nat'l holiday.. so come out Sunday to dance yr pants off! Peace. (415) 756. 5916 Fluorescent #info



# Feb 21-22 Lobby Day and National Call-in Day: Tell Congress to Close 
School Of Americas SOA / WHINSEC!  http://www.SOAW.org



Mon Feb 21

# Learn how to FEMALE EJACULATE- Potrero Hill **February 21st** 
AMRITA: The Sacred Art of Female Ejaculation 
Level 1  FOR WOMEN ONLY  Co Facilitated by Tallulah Sulis* 
Come have fun with the ladies and learn about the infinite potential of your sexual lotus. Female ejaculation is a deep, rejuvenating, and healthy sensual and spiritual release, which can be encouraged by skilled G-spot stimulation, orgasm, elements of tantric yoga, and heart opening. This explicit and hands-on workshop will teach you how to have deeper orgasms, and how to tap into the delicious surrender inherent in the release of amrita, your sacred feminine waters. You will be amazed with what you can uncover after you have learned the ancient secrets of your femininity. Set in an open, loving, and safe environment, you will be guided on a luscious journey where you will learn to feel more at home and comfortable with your sexuality, and therefore more open to experiencing deeper and wilder pleasure. Sound like fun? Try, Life Changing! Please bring: A mirror, two towels, a pillow, a favorite vibrator or toy (optional), and an item for the alter. Important note: we do advocate personal healing work, but this workshop is not recommended for those dealing with active sexual trauma issues. 3 hours. $75.  2/21 
http://www.tantrictemple.org or call Tallulah @ 415-235-4804 


# February 21-25: Take Action Against  DR-CAFTA
STOP-CAFTA COALITION -  http://www.stopcafta.org
Help give Bush the first major  defeat of his 2nd term!
Please join our ActionLA Listserv
go to:  http://lists.riseup.net/www/subscribe/actionla
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# No military recruitment in our schools!
 From: caroseligman@aol.com
 Notice to students, teachers, parents who oppose military recruitment in the
schools:
 Please join with peace activists to speak out at the S.F. Board of Education
meeting on Feb. 22nd, 7 p.m, at 555 Franklin St., 2nd floor (near Golden
Gate).
We passed Proposition N in S.F. by 63%. It called for the immediate
withdrawal of all U.S. troops from Iraq. But S.F. high school students are
being actively recruited by the U.S. military on campus through direct
recruitment and through the Jr.ROTC program. Many recent City graduates are
currently serving in Iraq. This must end. Schools must not be used to
recruit youngsters to kill or be killed in this illegal, immoral war!
Please help spread the word. Let us know if you will speak at the Board
meeting.
 E-mail Bay Area United Against War at: giobon@sbcglobal.net

 Draft Resolution for San Francisco Board of Education

Cut Ties with the Military

WHEREAS, the United States military is actively recruiting high school
students into the military to fight in Iraq; and

WHEREAS, many young San Francisco high school alumni are presently serving
in
military units fighting in Iraq; and

WHEREAS, it is San Francisco City policy by virtue of Proposition N, to
bring
all U.S. troops home from Iraq now; and

WHEREAS, over 1,500 U.S. soldiers and at least 100,000 Iraqis have been
killed in this war and over 10,000 U.S. soldiers and unknown thousands of
Iraqis
have been wounded; and

WHEREAS, the hundreds of billions of dollars spent on the war have robbed
our
children of resources that should be spent on education and other human
needs; and

WHEREAS, military presence in our schools legitimizes the message that
violence is acceptable; THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT:

It shall be the policy of the San Francisco Board of Education to support
cutting all ties with the United States military, including, but not
limited to:
Ending military recruitment on campuses; ending the Junior Reserved Officer
Training Corps (JROTC); and ensuring that all students and parents are
informed
of their right to deny military recruiters access to their names, addresses
and telephone numbers.



# February 23rd & 24th (Wed & Thurs) - Power Manifestation
Power Manifestation is a revolutionary course designed specifically to help
you understand your own extraordinary manifestation power, and then learn
how to best use it in your daily life.
Using a practical and useful formula you will be able to:
- Be the ultimate source of your prosperity.
- Understand your underlying emotions and feelings and use them to attract
situations, people and opportunities into your life.
- Use Power Manifestation for conflict resolution AND the creation of the
outcome you desire in life's situations.
- Attract amazing mates and friends.
- Have long lasting joy and excitement almost everyday.
- Magnetize what you REALLY want to come to into your life.
- Recognize what your life's purpose is and tap into Divine information.
Wednesday, February 23 - 6:30-10:00 PM
Thursday, February 24 - 6:30-10:00 PM
$50 Early Registration, $60 Day of Event.  Pay in advance via credit card
or electronic check at www.paypal.com, account holder zen@smartsoul.com
Invite a friend and you both get $10 off
Zen Kloppenburg510.444.4936
zen@powermanifestation.com
SPIRALMUSE HOME OF WELLBEING 3387 22nd St @ Guerrero
http://www.spiralmuse.org



Tue Feb 22

# 2/22: ATHEIST vs. CHRISTIAN Debate
Reply to: skyline_fellowship@yahoo.com
DEBATE: ATHEIST vs. CHRISTIAN 
David Fitzgerald, American Atheist & SF Atheist 
((vs.)) 
Chang Yuon, Follower of Jesus Christ 
Tuesday February 22, 2005 6:30-8:30pm 
Skyline College Cafeteria, Bldg 2, 3rd floor, San Bruno, CA 
Join us for a fun PRESENTATION, and a friendly & lively DISCUSSION in spirituality & philosophy. 
Bring your questions, comments, or challenges. 
Coffee Talk is sponsored by University Fellowship 
Contact Tuese for more info Apolojedi2@yahoo.com 
http://my.calendars.net/uftuese for other events 



Thu Feb 24 FULL MOON

# Thu Feb. 24 Mystic Family Circus and Woven Media Present:
 *MUSOQ*PACHA*MASSIVE*    *111 Minna St. SF CA *8pm - 2am
A benefit for Casa de Milagros, a children's community based on the
principles of permaculture, located in the Sacred Valley of the Inca, Cuzco,
Peru. http://www.chandlersky.org
Join Casa founder Mama Kia for a celebratory evening under the full moon,
featuring multi-media sacred earth journeys in light sound and movement.
Global roots sprouting new shoots and it's all a prayer for the Pachamama...
Featuring live music by:
SHIMSHAI AND THE NATURAL MYSTIQUENSEMBLE
High vibing, uplifting roots reggae and trancendevotional multi-lingual
prayersong http://www.shimshai.com
BAGA BAE
Featuring Amadou Camara from Guinea, West Africa...
Traditional music meets reggae meets hip-hop with gongoma, dunun, djembe,
guitars, bass, bolon, mbira and more...
...and guest artists throughout the evening...
AKIM FUNK BUDDHA (NYC)
Stellar throat singing beat boxing, Balinese bodypoppin' break dancing
Martial arts Emcee and performance artist
http://www.funkbuddha.org
TONY KHALIFE
Lebanese virtuoso guitarist and tabla player
http://www.tonykhalife.com
BOPA KING CARRE (NYC)
Heavyweight drummer and longtime live percussion player in NYC's dub house
community
http://www.bopakingcarre.com
UNITY NGUYEN
Vietnamese multi-instumentalist, including the dan tranh (16-string zither
of Viet Nam); and the kora (21-string harp of West Africa).
http://www.unityhealinghands.com
HUMAN
Heart of the forest...singer-songwriter and sax man...Dylan meets Fela Kuti
http://www.thehumanrevolution.org
With special guest DJs:
DJ SEP (Dub Mission/KPFA)
EL PAPACHANGO (El Circo)
SOULSALAAM (Hypnomadic/FutureJuju)
RYLAN (Woven/rhythmBASE)
As well as:
--Bay Area premiere of the Woven Media documentary film,
   "Casa de Milagros"
   http://www.wovenmedia.net
--Silent art auction
--Fashion show
--Vital foods and chai
--Beatific projections, including photography from the Casa in Peru by
   Hilary Nichols, and film footage by Woven Media
FUERZA!      WONGAI!      CORAZON!      ROOTS!
MUSOQ*PACHA*MASSIVE
Thursday, February 24th
@ 111 MINNA, SAN FRANCISCO
8pm to 2am

$15bucks to 10g's going straight to the kids...

("Musoq Pacha":  Quechua for "New Earth")

Background:  Kia Milagros is the founder and main-mama at Casa de Milagros,
an orphanage in the Sacred Vally of the Inca, near Cuzco and Machu Picchu,
Peru.  Both Kia and the Casa are incredibly inspiring embodiments of
love-in-action.  She can be imagined as "Mother Teresa goes to Burning Man,"
and the "orphanage" is actually an incredibly vibrant and dynamic community
of children, gardens, butterfly costumes, horses, geese...  The kids have a
nationally reknowned theatre troupe, and have performed at the National
Opera in Lima.

Kia is from the U.S. and is an ultra-hip medicine mama whom I have witnessed
to be able to speak to the awakening heart of our generation like no one
else.  She carries the wisdom of the elder but vibes in the realms of
eternal youth.

Viva La Pachamama!!!


Hilary Nichols
http://www.hilarynichols.com
h:415-522-0886 c:415-573-8310

With Sweetness and Light



# Waking Up from Our NIghtmare: Preventing the Next 9/11 and Creating an Alternative Economy.
Is the "War on Terror" fabricated out of lies? 
 You be the judge! Come to...
FRIDAY, FEB. 25 - 7:30 TO 9:30 PM 
 WAKING UP FROM OUR NIGHTMARE:
UNITING TO PREVENT THE NEXT 9/11
 Join DON PAUL and JIM HOFFMAN, 
http://wtc7.net  and  http://http://911review.com
authors of the highly acclaimed, graphically illustrated new book "Waking Up from Our Nightmare/ The 9/11/01 Crimes in New York City", for a ground-breaking talk and presentation. Come hear and see evidence that the World Trade Center Building 7 and the WTC's North and South Towers were demolished by internal explosives. Has the United States started down a path of "endless war" based on covert operations carried out by a renegade branch of our government?
FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
 9 ROSS VALLEY DRIVE @ 4th St, SAN RAFAEL, CA
On the Western edge of San Rafael, just before 4th St becomes Red Hill Ave in San Anselmo.
 Donation $5.00 No one turned away Wheelchair accessible
An MPJC Films and Forums production 415 721 2844
What others are saying...
'Don Paul and Jim Hoffman have performed a feat that the public has waited three years for: solving the 9/11 mystery in a nutshell.' JOHN LEONARD, publisher The War on Freedom
'Waking Up is a major gift and asset to the 9-11 Truth Movement'
KEN JENKINS
 'Don Paul's and Jim Hoffman's Waking Up . . . does the public a great service by graphically exposing some of the lies regarding the 9/11/01 crimes in New York City, and then proposing alternatives to the system that perpetrates such crimes and lies'
DR. KEVIN DANAHER, co-founder Global Exchange
 'The final section, 'Cooperative Solutions', shows how we can all aim toward a much healthier future.' MATTHEW EVERETT, England


# February 25: Vaginas -- FREE! Meet the mother/daughter team who wrote VAGINAS: An Owner's Manual. 8 pm.
Elizabeth Topp and Dr. Carol Livoti's book provides an in-depth look at this fine (but sometimes misunderstood) body part. If you own a vagina yourself (or know and love someone who does), come to CSC for a fact-filled, frisky presentation from author Topp and her mom, a longtime gynecologist. Learn some vaginal history, myths (and facts), plus useful information on health and maintenance. They'll answer your questions, too, and have discounted copies of the book available for sale. There is no charge for this event, though if you wish you can make a tax-deductible donation to the Center for Sex & Culture. Visit Dr. Livoti and Topp's site at vaginas411.com for more information about the book. 
398 11th Street at Harrison SF http://www.sexandculture.org


# Punch Going Away Party Fri Feb 25 8pm - 4am 155 10th St @ Mission
 Live Hip Hop  Most Chill Slackmob  Psychokinetics  Felonious
 Dance Performances  Sistas of the Underground  Flo-Ology
 DJ Code 538  DJ Colly (Dub Shack) Selector Colly
DJ Vanka  Romanowski  Jboogie
 Hosted by  Ryan Greene
 Photos and Visuals by  Danielle Barnett, Nick Kasimatis
 Sponsored by Flavor Group, Exact-Science, Music For America


# February 26: Fakir and Cleo's SPIRIT+FLESH WORKSHOP/RITUAL 
A mind expanding experience, opening of ecstatic energy and a bigger self. The workshop/ritual will run from 11 AM to 7 PM.  Space is limited and partly taken already. Friends of participants are also invited to attend the concluding rites which will be accentuated with live drumming. See 
http://www.fakir.org for details, then if you wish to participate, respond to workshop@bodyplay.com and let Fakir know what type of participation you (or you and your partner) desire. They'll respond with a registration email and more details. (Please note: Fakir did not give us cost information for this event; if interested, ask via his email address.)
398 11th Street at Harrison SF http://www.sexandculture.org


# Puget Sound - Olympic - Vancouver Island Bioregional Rendezvous Feb. 26/27...
http://earthfirst.org http://tree-sit.org http://indymedia.org


# February 26th-27th, 2005: BURMA, REALIZING THE DREAM
The Second Annual Working Conference of US Campaign for Burma
How grassroots citizens can help 50 million people in their struggle 
for human rights, freedom, and democracy
George Washington University, Washington, DC
 http://www.uscampaignforburma.org


# Thu Mar 3: 1st Thurs Art Receptions @ 49 Geary 5:30-7:30p FREE
12 galleries on 4 floors. Cross Streets Market, 3rd St. Do not miss:
http://davidmaisel.com aerial photos of mining operations. 4th Floor


# Kinky Salon presents.... Thu Mar 3 7:00 PM
 Mission Control  2519 Mission @ 21st  94110 
 415 789 8513 http://www.kinkysalon.com
Redefining Our Relationships 
A RADICAL LOVE WORKSHOP 
with Wendy-O Matik 
Author of the book, Redefining Our Relationships- Guidelines for Responsible Open Relationships 
$10 – $20, sliding scale 
http://www.wendyomatik.com 
This is a daring and provocative how-to workshop on radically defined relationships and alternative lifestyles. Wendy-O Matik talks about what she has lived and experienced: open relationships. She believes that open relationships reduce the hazards that accompany unhealthy co-dependency. Open relationships challenge us to confront our jealousy and possessiveness. Committing to a relationship not mapped out by our parents or society or Hollywood means tearing down the very foundation of status quo and conformity. It means redefining and rebuilding your own version of an alternative relationship based on your needs and your values. 
Loving openly and freely in this day and age, whether you're straight or queer, is a political act. We are conditioned by out-moded social norms that limit our perceptions and shackle us to unhealthy cycles of dissatisfying relationships. Yet we live in a time where we can choose our own gender or redefine our own sexual identity. Isn't it safe to assume that we also have a right to decide what kind of relationship is more suitable to our lifestyle? Declare yourself a revolutionary activist of the heart. Find out how you can expand your potential to love,and radicalize your lifestyle! 
Check out the East Bay Express article about Wendy-O here: 
http://www.eastbayexpress.com/issues/2004-09-08/billboard3.html


# March 5: Kink Ink! An entertaining adult comix silent auction with Mark Bode's Cartoon Concert and much more! Bid on art donated by Bode, Trina Robbins, and many other artists. $50 for VIP reception, general admission will be sliding scale. Let us know if you know any comix artists we should include!
398 11th St. at Harrison SF http://www.sexandculture.org


# BURNING SOLSTINOX  — March 5
 On Saturday night March 5th, your burning friends from across the Bay will converge at SOMArts in SF to celebrate Burning Solstinox, the mid-point between burns. Do NOT miss this one - we’ll be halfway home. http://burningman.com


# March is just around the corner and with it Canopy's Arbor Month celebration. This year we are kicking off with a Tree Talk by Dr. Kathy Wolf, Research Social Scientist at the College of Forest Resources at the University of Washington. Dr. Wolf's talk is titled "Does Money Really Grow on Trees?: The Economic and Social Benefits of the Urban Forest." She will be speaking at the Palo Alto Art Center, 1313 Newell Road, Palo Alto on Saturday, March 5, 2005 from 9:30-11:30 a.m. Her talk is free, thanks the California ReLeaf 2004 Capacity-Building Grant Program and the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. Seating is limited, so reserve your seat by calling Canopy at 650-964-6110 or by email at info@canopy.org. You can find more information on her talk on Canopy's website, http://www.canopy.org/arbormonth05.html 

The Arbor Month fun doesn't stop there! On Sunday, March 13 join us for a Tree Walk at Gamble Garden. Gamble's Director of Horticulture Merrill Jensen and Canopy's Program Director Jana Dilley will lead you on a tour of the many unique and interesting trees on the Gamble property. We will meet at 1 p.m. at the Carriage House at Gamble Garden, 1431 Waverley Street, Palo Alto. This is a free event. 

Events continue throughout the month with tree plantings, a Fungus Fighters workday and the inaguration of the new Heritage Park in the South of Forest area. You can find more information on all of the Arbor Month activities on Canopy's website, www.canopy.org. All of Canopy's Arbor Month activities are sponsored by the Palo Alto Weekly.  http://www.Canopy.org



# Photographer and tree-hugger Jack Gescheidt here, with news that the TreeSpirit is going public again, as part of the monthly Sausalito Artwalk, opening on Wed. evening, March 9th, 2005, from 5:30-8pm.  Save this evening on your calendar!   
Fellow photographer/artist—and tree-lover—John Wilmer is being generous enough to open up his beautiful studio space for this month-long TreeSpirit exhibition @ 333B Caledonia St in dowtown Sausalito (just a couple of blocks from the theater).
For those who've not seen them, see archivally framed large prints, and for those who have, see the largest print so far—40"x50".  And meet fellow tree-lovers, including many participants in the Project so far who will be in attendance (clothed; sorry).
Refreshments & hors doeuvres will be served.  I look forward to seeing  many of you there—mark your calendars! in love with trees, Jack 415.668.5225 jack@treespiritproject.com 
http://www.TreeSpiritProject.com 


# Premiering the documentary- The 9-11 News Special You Never Saw- The Great
 Conspiracy
A dialogue with Producer- Barrie Zwicker, Author- Webster Tarpley,
Director  of Project Censored- Peter Phillips, Investigative Researcher-
Michael  Kane, The Press & the public

March 9th- Landmark Guild Theatre, 949 El Camino Real, Menlo Park
March 10th- Grand Lake Theatre, 3200 Grand Ave, Oakland, 510-452-3556
March 11th-Herbst Theatre, 401 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco
March 12th- Odd Fellows Hall, 545 Pacifica Ave., Santa Rosa, 707-664-2500

  Benefits for the Northern California 9/11 Truth Alliance

Exploring these questions and more:
Why did Bush and Cheney limit the investigation?
Why were interceptor jets, late, slow & ineffectual?
What explains Bush's actions and inactions on 9/11?
Why did Building #7, not hit by plane or debris, collapse?
Why was evidence removed or kept from investigators?
Who benefited? Why the media silence? What can we do?

Barrie Zwicker, producer, the first mainstream television journalist in
the  to deeply question the official 9/11 story, director of the Toronto 
International Citizens' Inquiry into 9/11

Webster Griffin Tarpley, expert on international terrorism, historian, 
co-author of George Bush: The Unauthorized Biography, American Leviathan: 
Administrative Fascism Under the Bush Regime, Surviving the Cataclysm, and
 9-11 Synthetic Terror: Made in USA

Peter Phillips, Director of Project Censored, chooses and publishes "the 
most censored stories" of the year annually. 9-11 was the #9 most censored
 story in the current edition.

Michael Kane, ny911truth, Hip Hop Band Clarity, producer of This is Not a 
Test, and "Buddy Buddy," activist at Ground Zero.

"In a time of universal deceit - telling the truth is a revolutionary act."

Tickets $10 @ the door available through City Box Office (415) 392-4400 or
 http://www.cityboxoffice.com 
March 10th in Oakland- The Grand Lake Theatre & at local bookstores Menlo
Park @ Kepler's 1010 El Camino Real, Menlo Park, 650-324-4321 East Bay @
Cody's Bookstore 2454 Telegraph Avenue; Berkeley, 510-845-7852 & 1730
Fourth Street, Berkeley; 510-559-9500
@Black Oak Books, 1491 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, 510-486-0698
San Francisco @ Black Oak Books 630 Irving Street, 415 564-0877 &
540 Broadway Street, 415 986-3872
@ City Lights' Bookstore, 261 Columbus Street, 415 362-4921
@Valencia Street Books, 415-552-7200
@Modern Times Bookstore, 888 Valencia St., 415 282-4925

Co- Sponsors- Veterans for Peace, 9-11 SharetheTruth.com, 911truth.org, 
<http://www.deceptiondollar.com>http://www.deceptiondollar.com, Project 
Censored, KPFA, Pacifica Radio, Kepler's Bookstore, Black Oaks Bookstore, 
Cody's Bookstore, City Lights Bookstore, Valencia Street Bookstore, Modern
 Times

 http://www.communitycurrency.org


#  March 9,10,11,12.   9-11 events in SF Bay area organized by Carol Brouillet
Premiering the documentary- The 9-11 News Special You Never Saw- The Great Conspiracy
A dialogue with Producer- Barrie Zwicker, 
Author- Webster Tarpley, 
Director of Project Censored- Peter Phillips, 
Investigative Researcher- Michael Kane, 
A Benefit for the N. California 9/11 Truth Alliance
Is the War on Terrorism, actually a War of Terrorism against Americans and the world?
Why didn't a single military jet interceptor take to the air until it was too late?
What can explain Bush's actions and inactions that day?
Why did Building #7, which was not hit by an airplane or significant debris, collapse?
What was the nature of the 9/11 Commission? Is their Report a Cover-up?
Barrie Zwicker, producer, the first mainstream television journalist in the world to deeply question the official 9/11 story, director of the Toronto International Citizens' Inquiry into 9/11
Webster Griffin Tarpley, expert on international terrorism, historian, co-author of George Bush: The Unauthorized Biography, American Leviathan: Administrative Fascism Under the Bush Regime, Surviving the Cataclysm, and 9-11 Synthetic Terror: Made in USA
Peter Phillips, director of Project Censored that annually identifies the 'Most Censored' news stories in the US and producer- "Censored; The News That Didn't Make the News."
Screening begins at 7:30 PM
March 9th- Landmark Guild Theatre, 949 El Camino Real, Menlo Park
March 10th- Grand Lake Theatre, 3200 Grand Ave, Oakland, 510-452-3556
March 11th-Herbst Theatre, 401 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco
March 12th- Odd Fellows Hall, 545 Pacifica Ave., Santa Rosa, 707-664-2500
Co- Sponsors- Veterans for Peace, 
http://911SharetheTruth.com  
http://911truth.org  
http://www.deceptiondollar.com
Project Censored, KPFA, Pacifica Radio, Kepler's Bookstore, Black Oaks Bookstore, Cody's Bookstore, City Lights Bookstore, Valencia Street Bookstore...
"In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act." - George Orwell


# Dear 9-11 Activists,

      In the magically, organic, cooperative process of organizing 9-11
events- wonderful things have happened, and the events are growing into 
something quite powerful.  Contracts have yet to be signed, nuts and bolts
 details still need to be worked out, but this is what we have so far-

Co- Sponsors- Veterans for Peace, 9-11 Share the Truth.org, 911truth.org, 
KPFA, (probably San Francisco Bay Guardian, too!) Keplers Bookstore, Black
 Oaks Bookstore, Cody's Bookstore, City Lights Bookstore, Valencia Street 
Bookstore...

Premier benefit showings of The Great Conspiracy- The 9-11 News Special
You  Never Saw with producer Barrie Zwicker, Webster Tarpley, author of
9-11  Synthetic Terror- Made in the USA, Michael Kane (NY9-11 Truth),
Peter  Phillips, Director of Project Censored, and representatives of the
press.

Proceeds will benefit http://911truth.org, and Northern California 9-11 Truth 
Alliance, in their efforts to petition California State Attorney General
to  investigate the unsolved crimes of 9-11.

The documentary will be screened at 7:30 PM at -

March 9th- Landmark Guild Theatre, 949 El Camino Real, Menlo Park
March 10th- Grand Lake Theatre, 3200 Grand Ave, Oakland, 510-452-3556
March 11th-Herbst Theatre, 401 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco
March 12th- Odd Fellows Hall, 545 Pacifica Ave., Santa Rosa, 707-664-2500

The Guild Theatre (holds 270) in Menlo Park, Wednesday, March 9th
The Grand Lakes Theatre (holds 570) in Oakland, Thursday, March 10th The
Herbst Theatre (holds 970) in San Francisco, Friday, March 11th

(Project Censored is also organizing a screening in Sonoma (capacity
4-500)  on Saturday, March 12th, and Black Oak Books will have a reading
in  Berkeley, Sunday, March 12th at 7:30 PM with Peter Phillips and
Webster  Tarpley)

On Friday, March 11th, prior to the evening screening- there will be a 
major press conference at the Herbst with 9-11 researchers, activists, 
supporters of the inquiry, the criminal investigation, and prosecution of 
those responsible for 9-11, followed by a reception, dinner break,
tabling,  organizing opportunity in the large rooms on the second floor of
the War  Memorial and Veteran's Building where the Theatre is located. 
The press  conference will be a free event open to the public.
   
Carol Brouillet (organizer of the SF Int'l Inquiry into 9-11)
http://www.communitycurrency.org
cbrouillet@igc.org   650-857-0927


Thu March 10 NEW MOON


# Friday March 11trh, I'll be showing my Walk Accross America slideshow. It's been a while since i've put on this show -- not since 9 / 11, but  I think it's time to dust off the cobwebs and show a different side of Americana that few people living in urban America get to glimpse. So come on down and get a taste for a real life Forest Gump type of adventure. We''ll start promptly at 7:30pm. Hope to see you there.
 Location - 889 Walker Ave (East Bay, near Grand lake Theater). On 580, take the Lakeshore Ave. exit, turn left on to Grand Ave, go two blocks, right onto Mandanna (7-11 on corner) and take the first left on to Walker Ave. hard to see 889, so look for 887 (in same building). Call if you need help 510-812-6313. Please RSVP if you can.


# CREATING THE CLIMATE
 Building the Movement to Stop Global Warming
Weekend Workshop March 11-13, 2005, Malibu CA
Environmental Education Services in a partnership with Green House Network
http://www.greenhousenet.org


# March 11, 12, 13: 3 performances only, SF debut of award-winning 
queer/trans spoken word artist S. Bear Bergman!
398 11th St. at Harrison SF http://www.sexandculture.org 


# War Tax Resistance Workshop- Palo Alto
Saturday March 12, 9-Noon
Palo Alto Friends New Meeting House
957 Colorado Avenue, Palo Alto, CA
(510) 843-9877 € http://www.nowartax.org
Unhappy about the U.S. policy on militarism, stop paying your taxes.  More than half of our federal
income taxes are being used for war. Find out more about this form of conscientious objection at our
introductory workshop.  Topics will include:
-- Creative legal protests
-- Refusing to pay all or part of federal taxes and the possible consequences of this form of civil disobedience
-- Living below the level of taxable income
-- Phone tax resistance
-- Redirecting resisted taxes to local alternative funds and/or community organizations
-- Local support networks for war tax resisters
Northern California War Tax Resistance
(510) 843-9877 € http://www.nowartax.org
Thank you for working for peace! 
To join listserve send blank email to:
nowartax-subscribe@yahoogroups.com


# She Creates Sat Mar 12 7-10 PM 965 Mission St. 
 http://www.marinaomi.com/exhibitions.html
 group art exhibit celebrating International Women's Day. 


# The Irish Republican Socialist Committees of North America's San Francisco
Bay Area chapter will again be participating in the San Francisco St.
Patrick's Day Parade and is once again organising an Anti-Imperialist
Contingent as part of its participation.
The parade is taking place this year on Sunday, March 13th.  While we never
have many details this much before the actual parade date, the contingent
will undoubtedly assemble between 10:45 and 11:15 a.m., somewhere south of
Market and, of course, details will be forthcoming once we know them.
The focus of the Anti-Imperialist Contingent this year will again be on
ending the occupation of Iraq and of Ireland, and the slogans we are putting forward are:
British and American Imperialism, Out of Iraq! Out of Ireland!
No War but the Class War!


 
# March 15th, 2005, will mark the ninth year of the International Day
Against Police Brutality (IDAPB). It first began in 1997 as an initiative
of the Black Flag collective in Switzerland, with the help of the Montreal
Collective Opposed to Police Brutality. The date was chosen because on
March 15th, two children, aged 11 and 12, were beaten by the Swiss police.


# RADICAL PERFORMANCE FEST March 18-19 http://SOMARTS.org 8pm


# March 19, 2005: GLOBAL DAY OF PROTEST ON THE TWO-YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF THE IRAQ WAR  
 Location: The Streets of Our World!!!  GLOBAL  
More Info: http://www.unitedforpeace.org/article.php?id=2688  
March 19-20 marks the two-year anniversary of the U.S. bombing and invasion of Iraq. After all of the death and destruction, and with the Bush administration claiming a mandate to continue their war, there's a new urgency and a stronger determination within the global antiwar movement to bring the troops home now. 
http://www.unitedforpeace.org/article.php 
*End the War on Iraq* 
* Bring the Troops Home Now * 
*So They Stop Returning Home in These* 
and instead of war and global devastation let's... 
*Rebuild Our Global Communities * 
Millions will again unite globally to say YES to world peace!!! 
 

# Mar 19,20 Anniv of 2003 bombing of IRAQ - GENERAL STRIKE
Massive Global Protests: http://sf.indymedia.org 


# "Central Park Belongs to the People--March on Central Park on March 20 
to End the Occupation!" http://indymedia.org


# Th Mar 25 FULL MOON


#  San Francisco Anarchist Bookfair on March 26th
? Golden Gate Park ? Stanyan @ Waller / Kezar Pavillion ?
Panel Including Ward Churchill Cancelled in New York
02/01/2005 ACADEMIC FREEDOM QUESTIONED WHEN CRITIC OF US GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION CAN'T SPEAK AT SMALL COLLEGE
February 1, 2005: University of Colorado Boulder Professor and longtime American Indian activist Ward Churchill has come under increasing criticism recently because of his view of why the September 11th events happened and could occur again. Prof. Churchill was scheduled to speak at Hamilton College in New York state this Thursday, and family members of people who died in the 9/11 incidents have been protesting his right to speak. Hamilton's website this afternoon indicated that the panel, "Limits on Dissent", has been cancelled due to "safety concerns," even after the event had been moved to a larger building. Churchill's speeches, essay, and book entitled "On the Justice of Roosting Chickens" earned national media attention in the leadup to the cancellation of the event. On January 31st he resigned his post as Chair of the Department of Ethnic Studies at the University of Colorado, but not his teaching position. Churchill is scheduled to speak at the San Francisco Anarchist Bookfair on March 26th


# March 26: 69 Art for AIDS  6-9pm  Artists’ reception
9-Midnight  Entertainment & Live Auction
Fixed price erotic art show, sale and live auction complete with door prizes, entertainment and
refreshments benefiting the San Francisco AIDS Candlelight Vigil and the Association François-Xavier Bagnoud (FXB) assisting AIDS orphans internationally.
$10-25 requested donation
Artwork in all mediums - $69 fixed price plus select items in a live auction. 
398 11th St. at Harrison SF http://www.sexandculture.org 


# NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION - INCOME TAX IS VOLUNTARY  
Do not feed the machine April 15th. GENERAL STRIKE
Northern California War Tax Resistance announce list. (510) 843-9877
Infor/support for conscientious war tax resisters in the SF Bay Area.   
http://www.nowartax.org     nowartax-subscribe@lists.riseup.net


# Five years after thousands of activists came to Washington 
DC in the first mass show in the U.S. of dissent and solidarity with the global 
struggle against the World Bank and IMF, the Mobilization for Global Justice is 
calling for people to come to Washington DC April 15-17th, 2005 to protest the 
institutions during their semi-annual spring meetings and to celebrate the 
other, more just world that is under construction due to the daily resistance 
of millions of people worldwide! 
For More Information and to Get Involved: 
Visit http://www.globalizethis.org E-mail mgj@riseup.net 


# 5th Annual Conference for Young Women Affected by Breast Cancer Feb 19-20, 2005; 96th Meeting American Association for Cancer Research April 16-20, 2005; SABCS 2005
http://bcaction.org Breast Cancer Action


# Bicycle Film Festival: Call For Entries
Sunday, May 1 2005  - Tuesday, May 31 2005 
 New York, Los Angles, San Francisco, Tokyo, and London! Haight Ashbury
 212 726 8505 http://www.bicyclefilmfestival.com


# San Francisco Sex Worker Festival 2005
 Sunday, May 1 2005  - Sunday, May 8 2005 
 Roxie Cinema  3117 16th St @ Valencia  
 http://www.bayswan.org
 Providing information about sex worker rights and issues. 
 BAYSWAN is specifically geared towards sex workers as well as activists, students and faculty. BAYSWAN, Bay Area Sex Worker Advocacy Network, is a collaborative project providing information for sex workers and about the sex industries. BAYSWAN organizes to improve working conditions, increase safety and services for workers, and to eliminate discrimination on behalf of individuals working within the sex industry. 


# May 20-29 Portland, OR Village Building Convergence 5
Human-Scale Community Action at the Urban Crossroads
Ready to change the world starting in your neighborhood?
http://vbc.cityrepair.org/vbc5
http://www.cityrepair.org/ir.html intersection repair
http://www.permacultureinternational.org/
http://cityrepair.org
http://lesstraffic.com



# June 11th-12 27th Annual HARMONY FESTIVAL
(Formerly Health & Harmony Festival)
Northern California's premiere community celebration of progressive culture
Music * Arts * Ecology * Healthful Living
Saturday and Sunday, June 11th-12th, 2005.
Sonoma County Fairgrounds, Santa Rosa, CA
11AM - 8PM Saturday? 11AM - 7PM Sunday
Saturday Night Dance?? 8PM - 12 PM
http://harmonyfestival.com

PATRIOT ACT I and II are NULL and VOID
Any law that is repugnant to the Constitution of the United States
of America is NULL and VOID.  Marburry v. Madison -1803

NATIONAL ID CARD LAW / REAL ID LAW, passed by 
treasonous, secretive congress, is not binding law.
Any law that is repugnant to the Constitution of the United States
of America is NULL and VOID.  Marburry v. Madison -1803

-The Geneva convention instructs us to resist genocide by any means necessary.
-The US constitution directs us to overthrow our government if it fails to represent us.

If a cop does not understand these laws, you can arrest him for impersonating an officer.

Get used to ignoring or arresting officers who do not understand the US Constitution.


NATIONAL ID CARD LAW / REAL ID LAW is NULL AND VOID.
Any law that is repugnant to the Constitution of the United States
of America is NULL and VOID.  Marburry v. Madison -1803
Ignore or arrest any cop who asks to see such. You are allowed to do so 
by the Geneva Convention and the US Constitution.
Passed by treasonous, secretive congress, HR 418 Real ID ACT
is NULL AND VOID. Note how senate secretly approved this bill the eve before running away to winter break.  Note US history of passing repressive legislation the eve before a break,
so that no opposition or public response can take place.
For updates and info, contact scott at planttrees dot org.