SF events 10.3 WORLD CAN'T WAIT - Drive Out Bush Regime Thu Oct 5 ALL DAY SF

SF events 10.3 WORLD CAN'T WAIT - Drive Out Bush Regime Thu Oct 5 ALL DAY SF


The new Friends of the Urban Forest Events Calendar for October and November is now available.
http://www.fuf.net/calendar_news/index.html


Save your eyes. If reading or focusing up close, look off to the horizon every so often,
even just for a second, to let your eye muscles relax.


Live free or die. Disobey all unjust laws. Patriot Act and Bush Regime are Illegal
You are to resist genocide by any means necessary. - Geneva Convention
You are to overthrow your government if and when it fails to represent you. - US Constitution.
Any law that is repugnant to the constitution of the United States is
NULL AND VOID - Marbury v. Madison (1803)


More events on http://indybay.org Tuesday Oct 3
6:45PM Meet and Greet the Green Party Candidates
7PM Free Forum - "Corporate Media vs. New Media"
7PM Youth And Power 2006!
7PM Special Event/Director's Screening of VOICES OF...
7:30PM GENEIVE ABDO Mecca and Main Street: Muslim Life...
Wednesday Oct 4
12PM Peace Picket at Zoe Lofgren office
4:30PM Rally for Justice for Sheraton Workers
7PM For the Love of Radio


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Tue Oct 3

Please join us for a Special Director's Screening of

VOICES OF DISSENT: ACTIVISM & AMERICAN DEMOCRACY

Tuesday, 10/3/06, 7 - 9 PM
Dolby Labs Screening Room
100 Potrero Ave. (at the corner of Alameda, near 15th St),
San Francisco. Please note - Plentiful & easy street parking!

If you have never been to a screening at Dolby's beautiful 70 seat private screening room before, it is a special treat. The big, comfy chairs are upholstered and every seat has an excellent view of the screen. The sound system is the best in the city.

Refreshments will be served.

Special guests in person:
Singing & guitar performance by Greg Frediani.
Poetry by Drew Dellinger, founder of Poets for Global Justice.
Discussion with filmmaker Karil Daniels after the screening.

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10/3: A Sensual Jam at One Taste Urban Retreat Center
Sensual Jam a free party Tuesday October 3rd 7:30 - 10:30 pm
Sample a taste of One Taste.
Experience the fun and learning of One Taste and its 12-week Urban Monk sensual immersion program.
Communication games
massage
yoga
dance
ask the Expert and
virtual OMing, an introduction to the practice of orgasmic meditation.
The Urban Monk sensual immersion program:
Join other urban monks for this intensive, integral program that begins Oct. 9. (http://www.onetastesf.com/urbanmonk) Explore the physical, emotional and spiritual aspects of sensuality and orgasm. Participate full time or design your own specialized, part-time program. Come at night, during the day, for a week, a month or the full 12 weeks. You won’t regret it.
Redefine what you can have in your life.
One Taste 1074 Folsom St @ 7th St. San Francisco (415) 503-1100
http://www.onetastesf.com

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# On Tuesday, October 3, please join us for Emily's campaign kickoff party -- help elect a progressive voice for San Francisco to the BART Board! This is a joint party with Bruce Wolfe, another progressive candidate who is running for City College Board.

Come enjoy live music, delicious hors d’oeuvres, and a no-host bar while learning more about Emily’s campaign to unseat San Francisco’s only elected Republican and Bruce's campaign to keep education a right, not a privilege. Restaurant gift certificates, one-of-a-kind artwork, and other prizes will be given away in a free raffle.

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# Emily Drennen for BART Director
Bruce Wolfe for Community College Board
Kickoff Party

Tuesday, October 3
5:30-8:00pm
Sheba Lounge
1419 Fillmore (@ O'Farrell)

Close to the #22, #38, #31 MUNI buses ADA accessible

Invited guests include:
* CA Assembly Speaker pro Tempore Leland Yee
* CA State Senator Carole Migden
* President of the Board of Supervisors Aaron Peskin
* Supervisor Tom Ammiano
* Supervisor Chris Daly
* Supervisor Sophie Maxwell
* Supervisor Jake McGoldrick
* Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi
* Supervisor Gerardo Sandoval
* Public Defender Jeff Adachi
* School Board Commissioner Eric Mar
* School Board Commissioner Mark Sanchez
* School Board Commissioner Sarah Lipson
* BART Director Tom Radulovich
* Former President of the Board of Supervisors Matt Gonzalez
* Retired BART Director Roy Nakadegawa
(Note: Not all of the invited guests have endorsed both campaigns.)

For more information about the party or the campaigns, please contact Campaign Manager Richard Dunn at 510.459.3561 or richard @ emilydrennen.com.

If you can't make the party on Tuesday, can you make a donation today?
In this election, I'm challenging an incumbent with deep pockets -- every contribution from supporters like you makes a huge difference. Thank you! Best,

PS Can you help with a donation of $50, $75, or $100? Your gift today will go a long way!

SPREAD THE WORD
Please tell friends, family, and colleagues about my campaign for BART Director! It's as easy as clicking here or forwarding this enews to folks who might be interested.
SUPPORT EMILY DRENNEN FOR BART
Please consider donating to my campaign - I can't do it without you! To make a donation online, go to Paypal's secure service on our website. Or send a check to Emily Drennen for BART, PO Box 420804, San Francisco, CA 94142.

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# Tuesday, October 3, 2006 - Sunday, October 8, 2006 8:00 PM
Join us for a relaxing, recharging week of community, fearlessness, and fun. At Hidden Villa Hostel in the Los Altos Hills. Led by comedian and filmmaker Alicia Dattner and singer/songwriter Christina Kowalchuk.
http://www.monkpunk.org/ArtRetreat.htm dattner @ monkpunk.org

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10/3: Oaklandish presents: URBAN CAPTURE THE FLAG! (oakland downtown)
URBAN CAPTURE THE FLAG: THIS TUESDAY
8:30 to 10pm Tuesday October 3rd
@ Frank Ogawa Plaza in front of Oakland City Hall
Bring your running shoes! (Of course it's free, silly.)
Players usually grab a beer together at Radio or Golden Bull afterwards.
http://www.oaklandish.org
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eve/214482661.html

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Tuesday, October 3rd http://globalexchange.org/getInvolved/bayarea.php

Tue, Oct 3, 2006 5:30 am
[view] MAGNIFICENT CRANES: AMBASSADORS FOR CONSERVATION
Commonwealth Club of California
595 Market St., 2nd Floor
San Francisco

Tue, Oct 3, 2006 12:30 pm - 11:30 pm
[view] Anti-Torture Teach-in/Vigil at UC Berkeley w/Father Louis Vitale
UC Berkeley Boalt Hall Law School
Bancroft Avenue (at the fountain at the end of College Ave)
Berkeley

Tue, Oct 3, 2006 6:00 pm
[view] SoMa Community Workshop
SoMa Recreation Center
270 6th St @ Folsom
San Francisco

Tue, Oct 3, 2006 6:45 pm
[view] Meet the 2006 CA Green Party Candidates in Mountain View!
Mtn View Historic Adobe Building (Disabled Accessible)
157 Moffett Boulevard
Mountain View

Tue, Oct 3, 2006 7:00 pm
[view] Free Forum: "Corporate Media vs. New Media"
Community Media Center
900 San Antonio Rd
Palo Alto (Wheelchair accessible)


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Wed Oct 4

Series of Talks and Conversations, Fall 2006 U.C. Berkeley free and open to the public
College of Environmental Design, Wurster Hall room 106 6.45pm-8.45pm
Visit http://www.pixiepoppins.org for details and updates
October 4 Dr. Clara Nicholls AgroEcology, Slow Food
+Raquel Moreno-Penaranda AgroEcology vs. Biotechnology

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ARTISTS FOR ALIX!
A fundraiser for Alix Rosenthal in her campaign for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, District 8

Larry Harvey, Supervisor Chris Daly, Matt Gonzalez, Andie Grace, Syd Gris and ViaJay are proud to invite you to an event converging politics, art, culture and nightlife in support of Alix Rosenthal’s campaign to be the next District 8 Supervisor in San Francisco.

Wednesday, October 4, 2006
Mighty, 119 Utah @ 15th
8:00-midnight
Suggested Donation: $10-$20

Alix is dedicated to protecting funding for the arts, to stopping the loss of our families and artists due to escalating housing costs, and to making our street fairs and our cultural events thrive rather than advocating their closure. For example, her opponent boldly announced that he wanted to cancel Halloween in the Castro! Come celebrate the candidate who will support the arts and nightlife that make San Francisco such a fantastic city.

Join us in supporting Alix in her bid to be the next Supervisor from District 8! For more about Alix, go to http://www.VoteAlix.com

Featuring:
Kid Beyond (http://www.kidbeyond.com)
Syd Gris (http://www.Opelproductions.com/ Opulent Temple)
Tamo vs. ViaJay (http://www.AngelsofbAss.com, FnF)
Smoove (Newsbreakz)

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Wednesday, October 4th
http://globalexchange.org/getInvolved/bayarea.php

Wed, Oct 4, 2006
[view] Mark Crispin Miller Bay Area Tour on Election Fraud
Oakland, SF, Half Moon Bay, Berkeley, Santa Rosa

Wed, Oct 4, 2006 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
[view] Grantmakers Without Borders Presentation with Anne Firth Murray
Thoreau Center, The Presidio
Pacific Room, Tides Bldg 1014
San Francisco

Wed, Oct 4, 2006 5:00 pm - 9:30 pm
[view] Famous Castro District Restaurant Holds Benefit for The Bay Area World Can't Wait
2223 MARKET
2223 Market Street
San Francisco

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Thur Oct 5

Thursday, October 5, 2006
World Can't Wait Drive out the Bush Regime!
(We've cancelled our regularly scheduled monthly meeting to join in solidarity with World Can't Wait. We'll bring our table, banner, signs, educational materials, possibly screen films... in cooperation with World Can't Wait.) There is still an effort to secure march and rally permits in San Francisco, but as of now, here's what we have- check out the World Can't Wait website for the latest details... THIS PROTEST IS AT LEAST 24 HOURS LONG
NO SCHOOL! NO WORK! NO BUSINESS AS USUAL! STUDENTS, VETERANS, WORKERS, RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES, IMMIGRANTS, ARTISTS -- WE ALL SAY NO! TO THE BUSH REGIME!
ALL DAY AND INTO THE NIGHT! COME ONE! COME ALL! JOIN US IN THE STREETS! GET INVOLVED!

NOON Convergence
1 PM MARCH
4 PM rally and a dramatic Peoples Tribunal to indict the regime
Into the night vigil Camp WAKE THE FOLK UP broadcasting 24+ hours
OCT 6 (Friday morning) 8 AM rally and press conference

October 5 THURSDAY MORNING: High School and College Walk-Outs -- Leave work early or stay out -- join us in the streets to call out to the people of the Bay Area to GET INVOLVED! All over the Bay Area, people wake up to the sights and sounds of October 5th. Banner drops, giant public art, poster lines along commute lanes, flyering busses and trains, radio news, soundtrucks, people are everywhere visible, building the heart and determination to make this truly a day of mass political resistance. Tell all the youth and the communities. Bring signs, banners, music, boom boxes, creative arts supplies, your ideas, your voice. Come to downtown San Francisco early, head for the mass convergence -- or on your way there, pick your spot for creative action in the street, or join those who have planned a sit-in, a worship service, street theater, a rally. The theme and message of October 5th: WE REPUDIATE THE ENTIRE PROGRAM OF THE BUSH REGIME, THE PEOPLE WILL DRIVE THEM OUT AND REVERSE THE DIRECTION THEY HAVE BEEN TAKING THIS COUNTRY AND THE WORLD.

** The color is of the day is The World Can't Wait green. Send your plan and contact info to be included in a schedule of the day to sf [at] worldcantwait.org

OCTOBER 5 THURSDAY NOON: 1. Mass Convergence at the Statue of the Bush Regime, 2. Youth Speak Out and then MARCH.

At points during this day, groups of youth will gather to publicly take a pledge to the people of the world: We refuse to take any part in this governments murderous and utterly illegitimate war on the world, and we refuse to give our support to any of the other crimes of the Bush Regime! (***note this pledge wording is not finalized, but you get the idea)

OCTOBER 5 THURSDAY 4PM into the evening: MAJOR MASS CONVERGENCE with prominent speakers, performers, and a dramatic People's Tribunal against George Bush and his entire adminstration on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity. Trial to be convened in the traditional San Francisco World Can't Wait huge manner. Will the people find the Bush Regime guilty as charged?

OCTOBER 5-6 ALL NIGHT LONG: 'CAMP WAKE THE FOLK UP!' will continue non-stop as a large diverse crowd vigils all night listening to testimony by victims of the Bush Regime, and by those in resistance against it - and their speakers, poetry, songs - broadcast and podcast from the vigil grounds round-the-clock. People are invited from everywhere to come to join this encampment whatever the hour. As the night unfolds, people will talk, debate, and work together on visions and plans for driving out the Bush Regime and reversing the whole direction it has been taking the country and the world.

OCTOBER 6 FRIDAY 8AM: Press Conference and Rally. Greet the new day with a morning rally, reporting on the historic events of the past 24 hours around the country -- and plans for upcoming days as this mass movement looks ahead to its next steps to drive out the Bush Regime. *** NOTE: Permits for the above events are being applied for now.

GET INVOLVED! DON'T WAIT ANOTHER SECOND TO CALL US: 415-864-5153
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# Oct 5 The World Can't Wait! Drive Out the Bush Regime!
http://worldcantwait.org Protest! The world is on fire!
Now is the time, if you want to stop it, to raise your voice. Join us October 5th!

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# OCTOBER 5: There is a way! There is a day!
http://worldcantwait.net/

Well as some of you might know (maybe all) there is a plan for a "nationwide" protest against
the fascists in power. This is being organized bz WorldCantWait I think Cascadians should
get involved.... this group involves people like Gore Vidal... their idea is to stimulate the
begining of a Colour Revolution like in the Ukraine with its Orange Revolution. I think this is
a means to get the idea of an Evergreen Revolution in the collective thoughts of
Cascadians ... so after the coming November election fraud and mostlikely WorldCantWaits
failure for a full "nationwide" revolution then Cascadians might keep these tools and ideas in
mind for our Evergreen Revolution (using the ideas from the book "From Dictatorship to
Democracy" http://www.hermanos.org/nonviolence/dictodem.html)

WORLD CAN'T WAIT
http://worldcantwait.net

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Oct 5 the world can't wait.org
?We're in a situation today that demands a lot of people in this country. We have to create a political situation like that in 1969 where 5,000 people went to jail rather than serve in Vietnam...I was contemplating releasing documents, which could have carried a sentence of 115 years. Was that too much to take on? I'd been to Vietnam. In combat it's very common for people to risk their lives and their bodies for a lie. Bravery in a bad cause is not uncommon, and often we see it on both sides. Often both sides are bad causes.

What we need at home of course is people who will change their lives, risk their careers and their jobs and their relationships with their families and their bosses and their church groups by taking a stronger stand than most people were ready to take; by saying truths that most people were not ready to hear. Without that courage things like this can't be changed. With it, they may still not be changed, they may fail, but without it, and without mass mobilization there is no chance.? Read more
This is our moment to act. Momentum is gathering. At worldcantwait.org you can read why Gore Vidal, Ralph Nader, and others are supporting protest on October 5. Recent ads in The New York Times, Chicago Reader, SF Bay Guardian, LA Weekly, and DC?s City Paper, and the first weeks on Air America Radio which you helped place have attracted many thousands. Last Thursday more than 1300 people met in 50 cities and towns to make plans for October 5th.
Spread the word. Spread this message. Send all you can today.
Debra Sweet
National Coordinator
The World Can?t Wait ? Drive Out the Bush Regime

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# World Can't Wait - National Day of Protest
Thursday, October 5, 2006 12:00 PM

Civic Center Plaza
Polk Street between McAllister and Grove San Francisco, California 94102

OCTOBER 5 THURSDAY NOON: SAN FRANCISCO CIVIC CENTER PLAZA: 1. Mass Convergence at the Statue of the Bush Regime, 2. Youth Speak Out� and then MARCHING TO UNION SQUARE

OCTOBER 5 THURSDAY 4PM into the evening: UNION SQUARE, SAN FRANCISCO: MAJOR MASS CONVERGENCE with prominent speakers, performers, and a dramatic People�s Tribunal against George Bush and his entire adminstration on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity. Trial to be convened in the traditional San Francisco World Can�t Wait huge manner. Will the people find the Bush Regime guilty as charged?

OCTOBER 5-6 ALL NIGHT LONG: 'CAMP WAKE THE FOLK UP!' will continue non-stop as a large diverse crowd vigils all night listening to testimony by victims of the Bush Regime, and by those in resistance against it - and their speakers, poetry, songs - broadcast and podcast from the vigil grounds round-the-clock. People are invited from everywhere to come to join this encampment whatever the hour. As the night unfolds, people will talk, debate, and work together on visions and plans for driving out the Bush Regime and reversing the whole direction it has been taking the country and the world.

OCTOBER 6 FRIDAY 8AM: Press Conference and Rally. Greet the new day with a morning rally, reporting on the historic events of the past 24 hours around the country -- and plans for upcoming days as this mass movement looks ahead to its next steps to drive out the Bush Regime.

http://worldcantwait.net

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Thu Oct 5 First Thursday free Art Receptions: 49 Geary 5:30-7:30pm
PARTY! 30 galleries in a 5 story building! Also 14 geary. 77 Geary open till 8pm.

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Thu Oct 5 6pm How do you want your parks, real estate, street trees and other quality-of-life issues handled for the next four years? Find out where your district supervisor candidates stand on quality-of-life issues at one of four City Life forums presented by a coalition of San Francisco non-profits. For more info please contact Suzanne [at] fuf.net.
District 10: 6 to 8 p.m., Oct. 5,
Southeast Community Center, 1800 Oakdale Ave. SF East of Bayshore, South of Cesar Chavez

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10/5: Richmond General Plan Meeting (richmond / point / annex)
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eve/213131493.html 6pm 159 HARBOR WAY AT MCDONALD’S
Wow these people need help. They are having their meeting in a place of death.

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Series of Talks and Conversations, Fall 2006 U.C. Berkeley free and open to the public
College of Environmental Design, Wurster Hall room 106 6.45pm-8.45pm
Visit http://www.pixiepoppins.org for details and updates
October 5 Claire Cummings Kellogg Institute Columbia Foundation
Worldwatch Institute + Katy Mamen Ag Innovation

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Thu, Oct 5, 2006 - Thu, Oct 26, 2006 Ecology Center Film Series
2530 San Pablo Ave. (near Dwight Way) Berkeley
http://globalexchange.org/getInvolved/bayarea.php

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Cindy Sheehan: Peace Mom Thursday, October 5 7:30 PM
UPCOMING EVENT AT MODERN TIMES BOOKSTORE

Cindy Sheehan Peace Mom: A Mother’s Journey Through Heartache to Activism
Thursday, October 5 7:30
Candid and sometimes chilling, Peace Mom recounts Sheehan's fateful meeting with President Bush and other families of fallen soldiers a few weeks after her son Casey died. The meeting was a major turning point on Sheehan's road to activism. Peace Mom also dispels the myths that have dogged Sheehan since she triggered a firestorm of attention in Crawford, Texas, last summer where thousands joined her act of civil disobedience.

Modern Times is located at 888 Valencia St @ 20th St.
San Francisco, CA 94110 415-282-9246

For a complete listing of events visit us online at
http://moderntimesbookstore.com

EVENT BOOKS ARE 10% OFF.
MODERN TIMES IS WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE.
ALL EVENTS ARE FREE, OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND AT MODERN TIMES UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED.

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Pushing Air at The Luggage Store

Thursday, October 5, 2006 8:00 PM
Location: The Luggage Store
1007 Market Street
San Francisco, CA 94103 view map
More Info: (415) 255-5971
http://www.luggagestoregallery.org

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Friday Oct 6

# Please join us for the First Annual Berkeley Sustainability Summit!
The Ecology Center will be hosting this event on Friday, October 6, from 9:00 to 3:00.
Summit highlights will include a series of brief presentations that will cover the whole range of sustainability projects and efforts currently underway in Berkeley, structured networking, and an all-organic catered lunch.
It is a chance for professionals, activists, and interested parties to:
• Get exposed to the broad range of local sustainability endeavors,
• Share your work with a broad cross-section of Berkeley leaders working on companion issues,
• Develop strategic relationships and cross-pollinate with other innovators between and among sectors,
• Increase the coordination of diverse efforts that will move Berkeley toward being the most sustainable city in the country, and
• Reinforce a broadly shared civic passion for a vital, sustainable future.
Details on the location will be forthcoming.
To purchase tickets, contact Carrie Bennett at 510-548-2220 x235
or go to http://www.acteva.com/go/ecologycenter

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Friday, October 6 Fleet Week Friday, October 6 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Fleet Week is the Bay Area's opportunity to pay tribute to the men and women in the Navy and Marines. Visitors will see ships dockside and the legendary Blue Angel planes soar above the San Francisco skyline.

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City Art Gallery October Opening Friday, October 6 7:00 PM 728 Valencia @ 19th St.
Brand spanking new art, the art's artists, crackers, and floors- just for you. Come see what's on display at City Art Gallery this month. Meet the artists while keeping it real by being in the Mission.

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Saturday, October 7

# October 7.
Nature Walks are held the first Saturday of every month from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
Meet at the bookstore kiosk near the main gate of the San Francisco Botanical Gardens at Strybing Arboretum, 9th Avenue at Lincoln Way.
Darin Dawson of the San Francisco Botanical Garden, who is a plant expert. Angie Geiger returns in September.
http://www.sfnature.org

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# Hiking, Biking & Equestrian Event, Skyline Ridge, 10/7/06
Saturday, October 7 7:15 AM
Location: Sanborn Skyline County Park and MidPeninsula Open Space Pres
Skyline Boulevard, 1 mile south of Page Mill Road/ Palo Alto / Peninsula
More Info: 415-561-2595 http://www.ridgetrail.org/calendar/detail.cfm
Join the Bay Area Ridge Trail Council for it's first-ever "Ridge Trail Cruz" on Saturday, October 7, 2006.

Hikers may choose to go on a 13-mile hike, or up to 26 miles. A bus will shuttle hikers south to a Santa Clara County Park or MROSD’s Saratoga Gap so they can hike north on the return. There are five mountain bike options in MROSD preserves for participants. Outings suitable for children are also available, and equestrians are welcome. Rest stops, water, snacks, a detailed map, and outing leaders are provided, plus bus transportation for hikers. The fee is $30.
Attendance is limited to 80 hikers and 50 cyclists, plus family groups.

Start time depends on the event. By joining the optional CruzAthon, participants can raise funds through pledges and receive special gifts. Event proceeds will benefit the Bay Area Ridge Trail Council’s efforts to complete the proposed 500-mile trail.

To Sign Up, please visit http://www.ridgetrail.org or call (415) 561-2595. Advance registration is required.

Volunteers Welcome! The Council welcomes volunteers to work at rest stops along the route on the day of
the event, or to assist with other preparations. Please contact Robin Drysdale, the Council’s Volunteer
Coordinator at (415) 561-2595.

About the Ridge Trail: The Bay Area Ridge Trail, when completed, will be a 500-mile trail encircling the San
Francisco Bay along the ridge tops, and open to hikers, equestrians, mountain bicyclists, and outdoor
enthusiasts of all types. So far, 300 miles of trail have been dedicated for use by Bay Area residents, now
and forever.

The Bay Area Ridge Trail Council is the nonprofit organization that plans, acquires, builds, maintains,
and promotes the Ridge Trail.
http://www.ridgetrail.org

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Keep Teens Safe and Protect Choice. HELP DEFEAT Prop 85!

Do you care about teen safety and protecting choice?

Join us for a NO on 85
DAY OF ACTION
Saturday, October 7th

The Bay Area is critical to the success of the NO on 85
campaign and we need your help.

If you care about defeating Prop 85, please let us know
you're coming to the Day of Action by visiting
http://www.ppaction.org/teensafety/events/dayofaction/details.tcl <javascript:ol('http://www.ppaction.org/teensafety/events/dayofaction/details.tcl');>

12 PM - Rally and form the WORLD's LARGEST HUMAN NO on
85!

Dolores Park - Dolores and 20th Street, SF
1 PM - Voter Outreach and Visibility - District 8

Noe Valley, The Mission and the Castro
5 PM - Celebrate our success at a NO on 85 Happy Hour
and Comedy Show!

Martuni's Martini Bar - 4 Valencia at Market

BACORR: Bay Area Coalition for Our Reproductive Rights
http://www.bacorr.org | http://lists.riseup.net/www/info/bacorr

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October 7th, NO on 85 Day of Action!
20 views since posting on Mon, September 25, 2006 - 4:04 PM
Date & Time: Saturday, October 7, 2006 more on this date
12:00 PM
Do you care about teen safety and protecting choice?

Join us for a NO on 85
DAY OF ACTION
Saturday, October 7th

12 PM Rally at Dolores Park, SF - Dolores and 20th Street

1 PM Voter Outreach and Visibility in District 8 - Mission District, Noe Valley, and Castro

The Bay Area is critical to the success of the NO on 85 campaign, and we need your help. The supporters of Proposition 85 - the same people who organize the annual "Walk for Life" in San Francisco - are going to be in San Francisco in October. Join us to demonstrate that the Bay Area is pro-choice and that we will not let anti-choice extremists threaten California's most vulnerable teens.

If you care about defeating Prop 85, please let us know you're coming to the Day of Action by clicking here.
http://www.ppaction.org/teensafety/events/dayofaction/details.tcl

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12 PM - Join us for a rally and the formation of the WORLD's LARGEST HUMAN NO on 85 SIGN!

Help us demonstrate that the Bay Area opposes Prop 85 by being part of our human "No on 85" sign. We'll take a picture and show everyone that Bay Area residents like you are voting NO on Prop 85! We need at least 300 volunteers to participate in the No on 85 sign - can you be one of them?
To sign up to be part of the sign, please click here.
http://www.ppaction.org/teensafety/events/dayofaction/details.tcl

1 PM - Help increase opposition to Proposition 85 by canvassing District 8 with NO on 85 signs, flyers, and buttons!
We need your help to post signs in store windows and talk to permanent absentee voters about why Prop 85 endangers California's most vulnerable teens.

5 PM - Join us to celebrate our success at a NO on 85 Happy Hour and Comedy Show!
Live entertainment by local sketch comedy legends Sunshine Fortress, drink specials, and more.

at Martuni's Martini bar
4 Valencia at Market
$10 suggested donation - no one turned away for lack of funds.

PLEASE HELP US SPREAD THE WORD!
For teen safety,
Amy, Liz, Maya, Laura, Whitney, Tamara, Shayna, Mary, and Nora
Your Bay Area No on 85 Campaign Team

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# Red Bull Air Race San Francisco Saturday, October 7, 2006 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM
Aquatic Park -- Hyde Street Pier San Francisco, California
Like a slalom race, but for airplanes, and over the Bay. Zoom! Buzz! Whee!
http://redbullairrace.com/race.php?id=15


# October 7, 2006 An Evening with LEWIS LAPHAM in conversation with Harry Kreisler
Criminal Folly of the Bush Administration: A Case for Impeachment
Saturday, October 7, 8:00 p.m. King Middle School 1781 Rose St Berkeley
free parking & wheelchair access tickets: $12 advance, $15 door
Telephone ticket order: 415.255.7296x244 on-line: http://www.kpfa.org/

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1st Annual Canine Film Festival
Saturday, October 7, 2006 - Sunday, October 8, 2006
Castro Theater 429 Castro St @ Market, San Francisco , California 94114

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SUNDAY October 8

# Decompression 2006
Burning Man Presents the 7th annual Decompression HEAT THE STREET FaIRE!

SUNDAY October 8th Indiana St.
bet. Mariposa and 22nd St

Starts at 12pm SHARP til 12 am
12 hrs of art on 6 blocks and a new chill-out park!
Most sound ends at 10pm on street; we hope to go until 11pm at Mariposa St. Stage

Main Entrance: 19th and Minnesota Shine or Rain
$10 donation in Black Rock Couture; $20 in streetwear
All ages outdoors (kids under 12 free)
21+ inside Cocomo (closes 1:30 am)

This will be our best Decom yet with the newly formed BM Special Events Team, a newly rennovated park and an expanded block... BUT it could be our last year at this site...IF we don't all work together Playa style to help.

Here's what to DO!
* Come at noon to enjoy a full day of art, theme camps, music, circus, puppetry, fire art, marching bands and more! Don't miss any of it!
* Take public transportation, bicycle or park in the UCSF lot just 3 blocks away at 16th and 3rd St (see map) or on Illinois St.
* Express yourself in your finest playa pageantry!
* Volunteer! Contact: Firekitty [at] burningman.com today to join our team!
* Share your art/theme camp/performance. E-mail Flambelounge [at] burningman.com
* Bring your playa imagery (VHS/slides/CD ROMS) to the Visual Check Point inside Cafe Cocomo, or email us.

Here's how to SAVE Decom!
* Respect the Dogpatch neighborhood, our home for 7 years
* Tread lightly on our beautiful new park...no stakes, no unleashed dogs, no vehicles of ANY kind in the park
* Enter and leave the neighborhood very very quietly!
* Dont park in driveways or on Minnesota Street
* Dont bring renegade sound systems or unauthorized fire art. None!
* Refrain from drumming and making noise after 10pm--ANYWHERE
* LEAVE NO TRACE! Pick up any trash and help us recycle
http://burningman.com/blackrockcity_yearround/special_events/decompression/decom2006.html
<http://burningman.com/blackrockcity_yearround/special_events/decompression/decom2006.html>

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10/8 2-5 pm Hula Hooping Location - Decompression

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# Palo Alto, CA Raw food Potluck Sunday October 8 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Repeats: This event repeats on the second Sunday of every month.
Bay Leaf Cafe 520 ramona st Palo alto, ca 94301 (650) 321 7466 @ California Ave / El Camino
Bring: Raw organic, vegan dishes
Your own serve ware, napkins, plates, forks, cups etc.
Items you would like to share, trade, give away or lend to others.
Food for thought An open heart Your family & friends!

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http://tribe.net REBOOT Party 10/10!
Just wanted to drop a quick note to everyone that we have locked in a date of Tuesday, October 10th for our Reboot Party. Please join the http://rebootparty.tribe.net tribe to RSVP. If you are gonna be in SF that day, come on by!

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# 10/11-NATIONAL COMING OUT DAY

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Creative Commons Salon SF Wednesday, October 11, 2006
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM shine 1337 Mission Street
The CC Salon is a monthly event focused on building a community of artists and developers around Creative Commons licenses, standards, and technology. The first event is set for San Francisco with intention for the idea to replicate in other locations internationally. Have look at All Salons around the world ...
The format for each event is to encourage loose networking amongst participants with 2-3 brief presentations from individuals and groups developing interesting projects that relate to the Creative Commons.
http://creativecommons.org/salon

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de Young Museum 1st Anniversary Bash
Friday, October 13, 2006 - Saturday, October 14, 2006 5:00 PM - 9:30 AM
de Young Mueseum Golden Gate Park, 50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Drive
San Francisco, California 94118
$5 gets you in to the Friday night event: 5 pm - midnight.
Saturday is a community free day with special events and activities all day long.
You thought the opening was awesome... http://upcoming.org/event/102190
http://www.thinker.org/deyoung/exhibitions/exhibition.asp?exhibitionkey=617

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# 10/13-15-FLEET WEEK http://www.FleetWeek.us

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# Oct. 13- 14- 15: Seattle: sexual freedom conference
http://www.lovethatworks.org

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# October 14, Saturday afternoon: NUDE PEACE DAY
at Baker Beach, San Francisco. Details forthcoming.
For details and/or last-minute updates , please visit:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nakity or simpler yet,
send blank email to nakity-subscribe [at] yahoogroups.com

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# Saturday, October 14th from 10 PM to 5 AM) for the underground party of the fall in San Francisco. A fantastic space, great people, a dancefloor that will not stop, an incredible soundsystem, and sounds that will transform you into a supercharged mass of kinetic energy all night long!
We have Chicago House Legend Roy Davis Jr of Large Records and Ubiquity Records, local sensation JT Donaldson of Om Records and Gallery Music, Homero Espinosa, Eric Sharp, and Ryan D. housing it up in the Soul Stompers room. Breaking it down in the Bass Invaders room will be Space Cowboys' dancefloor demolitionist Mancub along with Lachlan, Native Intelligence, and Mycho Cocoa.
Call 415-412-0406 the night of for details. You'll be glad you did. :) See you on the dancefloor!

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# http://sanfrancisco.tribe.net/event/6eb42680-c5ee-4b36-a378-26ddf3056fe7
Date & Time: 2006-10-14 10:00 PM you loved the Conexus Cathedral.. and so did i..
Conexus Cathedral Fundraiser & hope to see you there.. deets below...

Saturday, October 14 Resurrection Theater a newly renovated space
in the heart of the SOMA club district 314 - 11th street, sf 10pm - late night
$15 advanced tickets on sale at http://www.conexusvillage.org/comeunion $20 door

DJs: ADAM OHANA (an-ten-nae.net, Get Freaky)
SHANTI (Conexus, Triple Power)
ALIBI (House of Lotus)
RHYTHMYSTIC (Conexus)
STAR-D (Conexus, RWB)
BETTY RAY (Conexus)

Performance Artists:
~ Tribal drums and belly beat balkan mashup with SOOZHYQ and THERESE
~ Neo-tribal bellydance with mistress HOLLY GIBSON and RED LOTUS BELLYDANCE
~ Light poi with NIKITTY and BOMBGODDESS
~ Hoop performances by JADEN ROSE and JAMIE LUV
~ Black light performances and other exotic surprises
~ Ecstatic visuals by SYNESTHESIA ~ Massage by ALCHEMY MASSAGE
All proceeds from this event go to cover the Conexus Cathedral project at Burning Man 06 http://www.conexusvillage.org


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# Oct 14/15 http://greenfestivals.org Washington, D.C.

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INFERKNOW presents FIRE FALL Oct 14th (California)
Saturday, October 14, 2006 - Sunday, October 15, 2006
Location: Area 74
10 Minutes from Arcata in Humboldt County, CA
Fieldbrook, Ca view map
More Info: http://www.inferknow.org
Another summer come and gone so time again for a fiesta in fieldbrook! FIRE FALL will occur on October 14th starting at 4pm and rolling on till the sunrises. This time will be the Best one ever with lots more ta do all night long some come prepared to stay. Music on the main stage with live bands - The Absynth Quintet, Nucleus, Moo-Got-2, and samba madness with Bloco Firmeza till 2am then it is on into the night with the Metropolis Tent hosted by Deep Groove Society spinning the finest grooves all evening long. This time we will also have a late night live music tent hosted by Nucleus and crew. By popular demend The Koala Tea Lounge will return hosting late night acoustic jams while serving up the best chai, coffee, and tea this side of the milky way. Straight outa the desert we are very lucky to have The Department of Spontaneous Combustion lighting up the sky all night for all you pyros in the house. LIve art with the E-squared clan and you! And much, much more! Check out http://www.inferknow.org for all the latest on Fire Fall including lineup additions and times. Tickets are on sale locally at The Metro, The Works, and Muddy Waters, they are also available online at http://www.inferknow.org for all our friends coming from out of town. Tickets cost $20 in town $25 online - we are limiting sales to 250 tickets so git one early if you plan on making it, we had to turn away people last time so it will sell out. We are in need of many volunteers so if ya want a free ticket and some swag volunteer at http://www.inferknow.org Gates will be open from 4pm till 1am, no dogs, aliens from other worlds ok. Check out the web site for the most up to date info - http://WWW.INFERKNOW.ORG

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10/15-EAST BAY PRIDE RUN & WALK http://www.EastBayFrontrunners.org


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10/16 photographer JOEL MEYEROWITZ author event
Monday, October 16 7:00 PM Booksmith 1644 Haight Street
San Francisco, CA 94117 415-863-8688 http://www.booksmith.com
JOEL MEYEROWITZ
talk, slideshow & book signing for "Aftermath: The World Trade Center Archive"
Monday, October 16 at 7:00 pm
*** this Booksmith sponsored event will be held at the All Saint Church (1350 Waller)

Fenced off and classified as a crime scene, the site of the World Trade Center attacks was closed to all photographers. No journalist or artist was given continued access – except the acclaimed photographer Joel Meyerowitz. His monumental new book, "Aftermath: The World Trade Center Archive," documents the site’s incredible transformation from total devastation to cleared bedrock. Meyerowitz will present a slideshow and talk.

Joel Meyerowitz (b. 1938) is an award-winning photographer whose work has been shown in museums and galleries around the world, including The Museum of Modern Art and The Metropolitan Museum of Art. As an early advocate of color photography, he was instrumental in changing the attitude toward the use of color from one of resistance to nearly universal acceptance. His first book, "Cape Light," has sold more than 100,000 copies.

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10.19 Series of Talks and Conversations, Fall 2006 U.C. Berkeley free and open to the public
College of Environmental Design, Wurster Hall room 106 6.45pm-8.45pm
Visit http://www.pixiepoppins.org for details and updates
October 19 Anna Lappé Food Activist author of GRUB, and Hope’s Edge
+ Shrereen D’souza Sustaining Ourselves Locally (SOL)

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The ARTFAG Mafia & Africa Burns present:
“BURNT”TM
Saturday, October 21st
NIMBY
26th & Campbell
Oakland, CA.
As a funky female drum group pierces the air, clowns mash about, and aerialists swing through, fire art and bolts of lightning frames massive walls of sound in a night of ALL LIVE music. The world famous NIMBY warehouse that brought you Fight Night and Mob, hosts a massive fundraiser to support the Africa Burns Project.
Refuse to live vicariously…
Live Music by:
Gooferman
Goddess Funk
The Brass Menagerie
Gamelan X
Loyd Family Players
Aixela
Special Guest Performances by:
Sonja Drakulich (Stellamara)
Soulati (Felonious)
Aerial Perfromances by:
Keri Kresinski
Karl Gillick
Daniela Steiner
Alex Zendzian
Installations and Fire Performance by:
Vatra
Syd Klinge
Jeremy Krentz
Marcus Guillard
Orion Fredericks
$20 For Non-Members
$15 For Artfag Mafia Members*
* You must have your ArtFag Mafia card with you.
For more information check out:
http://www.africaburns.com
http://www.ArtFagMafia.com

DIRECTIONS FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Take the I-880 S
Exit on the West Grand / Maritime Exit (0.4 miles)
Merge onto W GRAND AVE (1.2 miles)
Turn Left onto MANDELA PKWY (0.3 miles)
Turn RIGHT onto 26th ST (0.1 miles)

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# We're Playing next - UC Berkeley in October!

On October 22nd, Cuir Bleu will perform at a special fundraiser in Berkeley titled Assistance, Support and Encouragement . This is a private event to raise funds for Kaye Jarrett, a Bay Area Doula, educator and women's health activist who is pursuing her life dream of becoming a Certified Midwife. Guest vocalist ZIA (aka: Pixie's Mom!) will be joining the band for this performance. For a bio on Zia, go to:
http://www.cuirbleu.com/html/cb_alumni.html

Come join us on the UC Berkeley campus, in the Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union's West Pauley Ballroom. Doors open at 6pm and the band goes on at 8:30. This is an All-ages event - $10 children, $50 adults. Your donation includes appetizers, drinks, a dessert buffet, live entertainment and a silent auction. All proceeds go to Kaye Jarrett / Mother Earth Midwifery. For more information or to buy tickets, please go to:
http://www.arnolddfeener.com/kayedonation

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# 10/24-SF GAY & LESBIAN WORLD TRAVEL EXPO

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Oct 25 Series of Talks and Conversations, Fall 2006 U.C. Berkeley free and open to the public
College of Environmental Design, Wurster Hall room 106 6.45pm-8.45pm
Visit http://www.pixiepoppins.org for details and updates
October 25 Temra Costa CAFF, Oakland + Dr. Christy Getz Cooperative Extension Specialist

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Oct 26 Series of Talks and Conversations, Fall 2006 U.C. Berkeley free and open to the public
College of Environmental Design, Wurster Hall room 106 6.45pm-8.45pm
Visit http://www.pixiepoppins.org for details and updates
October 26 Kat Harrison Ethnobotanist + Laura Smailes Clinical Herbalist

nov 9 Series of Talks and Conversations, Fall 2006 U.C. Berkeley free and open to the public
College of Environmental Design, Wurster Hall room 106 6.45pm-8.45pm
Visit http://www.pixiepoppins.org for details and updates
November 9 Dr. Ann Thrupp Fetzer and Bonterra Vineyards

November 15 Heather Coburn Flores Founder of Food not Lawns and HOPE Farm
Author of Food not Lawns + Nora Maccoby Film-maker

November 30 Sibella Krauss SAGE, AgParks on the Urban Edge
+Anya Fernald Slow Food Presidia

December 8 Dr. Heather Willams
Food Politics in Mexico, Pomona College Student Organic Farm
+ Christine Ahn Food Justice, Korea

Please join us for one or all or these lively sessions. Each set of talks will be followed by a convivial reception, discussion and opportunity for conversation between attendees.

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT http://WWW.PIXIEPOPPINS.ORG

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Fri Oct 27 5:30 PM CRITICAL MASS in SF, always the LAST FRIDAY
Justin Herman Plaza : Market @ Embarcadero Bring Bike, Helmet, Light, Costume!
http://www.Critical-Mass.org AND http://www.TalkFastRideSlow.org
The Beginner's Guide to Berkeley Critical Mass:
http://guest.xinet.com/bike/newrider
the History of Critical Mass: http://www.scorcher.org/cmhistory

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10/31-SF HALLOWEEN In The CASTRO
http://www.HalloweenInTheCastro.com

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November 2006

Saturday Nov. 4, 2006 | 9pm to 6am | Porn Palace 415 Jessie St., SF, CA
... The creators of Hookahdome proudly present ...
Gather your favorite open-minded & sparkling friends, and join us in this intimate atmosphere of dance, communion, and luxury.
Dance with abandon to the thundering musical sorcery of the DJ wizards, and spoil your senses with the seductive beauty of exotic performance art.
Be surrounded by intelligent creativity, beautiful talent, & warm social energy.
Join us, for this little taste of what can only be called ... Soul Candy!
Dance to The Tasty Beats D o w n t e m p o / C h i l l
Janaka Selekta (dhamaal) Rhythmystic (beatstream.net) QuasiPseudo (hookahdome)
Immovable Object (house de kris)
D a n c e / U p t e m p o
Funkminsta Fuller (mopimp)
DJ Fitz (junkie chemists) DJ Chris V (ruckuslab sound)
Event Info: http://soulcandy3.com $25 limited time presale
Feel free to visit our main web site, http://hookahdome.com
Join our public discussion tribe! http://hookahdome.tribe.net


# SWORDS TO PLOWSHARES http://www.stp-sf.org http://SwordstoPlowshares.org
10th Annual Veterans Day Dinner and Silent Auction, Nov 9 Nikko Hotel SF $150
per person for a delicious dinner for yourself or a gift to others! tax deduction to you.


# Nov 10/11/12 http://greenfestivals.org 8th and Brannan/ councourse exhibition ctr. SF

Between 7th and 8th Streets, Brannan and Townsend, SOMA / SF.

The Green Festival is a three-day party with a serious purpose: to accelerate the emergence of a new economic paradigm that is life-affirming and life-restoring. Together we are cultivating a culture of sustainability and social equity that honors our interdependence with all life. Green Festival unites green businesses, social and environmental groups, visionary thinkers and thousands of community members in a lively exchange of ideas, commerce and movement building fun.

Learn: Attend lectures and workshops by thought leaders, business visionaries and community activists shaping the green movement.

Network: Connect with like-minded individuals and organizations who are committed to the possibility of a better world. See Network. Get Involved! Learn about organizations effecting positive and sustainable change in our region, our country, and the around the planet.

Socialize: Have fun interacting with others, for the sheer joy of it. Meet interesting people who share common interests. Spend some time at the food court and listen to local musicians. Parents, find a place to relax in the Family Rest Stop.

Eat Well: Sample delicious, healthy, organic, and sustainable produced food prepared on site. ALL FOODWARE IS BIODEGRADEABLE - COMPOST! WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO BRING YOUR OWN FOODWARE TO THE EVENT.

Greening the Event: We believe in deep sustainability - to achieve intergenerational equity, we must design equity into the present. We try to address all aspects of the event - beginning with our own consciousness and the budgetary process.

Learn how we are creating an eco-commerce model for the Green Festival and our who in the community helps us.

The Green Economy Expo: If you are a green business of any size, this could be the perfect place for you to connect to your target audience. Call 1-877-727-2179 to exhibit your products. See who's Exhibiting in 2006.

Shop at the Green Festival for all of your Holiday Gifts! Purchase goods and services from 300 exhibitors who practice the principles of sustainability, ecology, and social equity. Go shopping online - we've identified online resources for green goods.

Coop America's Green Pages: Check out the original directory of Green Businesses at
http://www.greenpages.org Endorse the Earth Charter!

LIMITED OFFER: Purchase Green Festival Compost from DC Festival.
Be the first to support turning waste into a resource!


11/26-RUN to the FAR SIDE
http://www.CalAcademy.org http://www.RhodyCo.com



December 2006

12/11-Annual MARIN LIFE DINNER & DESSERT SOCIAL (415-457-2487x119)


NYE Sea of Dreams - 7 Heavens Saturday, December 30, 2006 - Sunday, December 31, 2006
Indoor Music & Arts Masquerade December 30 & 31, 2006 Concourse Exhibition Center
8th St @ Brannnan St. San Francisco, CA Ages 18+ Early Bird Tickets On Sale October 5, 2006

After a hugely successful inaugural event last year, SCI is happy to collaborate with Madison House, Anon Salon, and Peak Experience Productions, for the Seventh Annual Sea of Dreams New Year’s Eve event.

Like last year, cultural forces will unite for two freaky nights at the San Francisco’s Concourse Exhibition Center for the biggest New Years weekend gathering on the west coast. Expect three stages hosting an incredible roster of live bands, cabaret and circus acts, DJ's and dance collectives, performance troupes, and more. All set within multiple thematic environments, Sea of Dreams promises something for people of every tribe.

Musical acts performing on the three stages include the The String Cheese Incident (playing two full sets each night), British nu-school breaks producer Tipper, revolutionary underground artist Bassnectar, modern day traveling minstrel DJ Mark Farina, the down-tempo trip-hop dance music of Lotus, live electronic hipsters Pnuma Trio and plenty of others still to be announced.

Performance troupe and dance collective participants include The Indigo Belly Dance, The Mystic FamilyCircus, Circus Contraption, Black and Blue Burlesque Anon Salon’s Circularious, and others. In addition to the stage performances, expect art encampments, novelty zones, installations, midnight spectacles, supergames, and everything.

Early Bird Tickets on Sale beginning October 5th at: http://www.stringcheeseincident.com


12/31-NEW YEAR'S EVE in The Castro



2007

Jan
Mon, 1/8 Macworld Expo/SF Moscone Center, San Francisco, CA

May
http://wef.ucdavis.edu Whole Earth Fest UC Davis 3rd Wknd May.
Stanford POW WOW 2nd weekend in May?
http://swcoalition.org Sustainable World Symposium 2nd Wknd?
http://www.BayToBreakers.com Bay To Breakers 3rd Sunday in May

June
http://harmonyfestival.com Second Weekend in June, Santa Rosa

Aug
http://burningman.com Labor Day Weekend (Aug/Sept)

Sep
http://earthdance.org 3rd wknd? Laytonville CA / Hog Farm

Oct
http://burningman.com Decompression 2nd Sunday in Oct.

Nov
http://greenfestivals.org 8th St. @ Brannan SF 1st? 2nd? wknd Nov.



Every 1st Wednesday: http://exploratorium.edu FREE!

# Every 1st Thursday: Art receptions @ 49 Geary 5:30-7:30pm art PARTY!
30 galleries in a 5 story building. Also 14 geary and 77 Geary till 8pm.


When your daughter becomes a detainee...

Reply to: comm-214908981 [at] craigslist.org
Date: 2006-10-02, 12:09AM PDT


When your daughter becomes a detainee...
http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2006/10/01/18317197.php


Two articles found in the Venezuelan Constitution concerning the use of torture. Amazing, huh?
Dear Folks,
After yesterday’s vote by our congress, I just started reading the Venezuelan Constitution and please read the two articles contained within it concerning torture. I am thoroughly disgusted today.
(1) No person shall be subjected to penalties, tortures, cruelty, inhuman or degrading treatment. Every victim of torture or cruel, inhumane or degrading treatment effected or tolerated by agents of the State has the right to rehabilitation.
(4) Any public official who, by reason of his official position, inflicts mistreatment or physical or mental suffering on any person or instigates or tolerates such treatment, shall be punished* in accordance with law.
This is what America should be about. Every single politician that voted for the use of torture goes against the very spirit in which we came to be called the land of the free and the home of the brave. Regards, Mary!


found on http://craigslist.org
Looking to leave the sex business? coachingwithkat @ yahoo.com
Date: 2006-10-01, 10:59PM PDT
Hi- I was in adult industry for years and know what it is like feeling trapped. I can help support your transition out. I have friends that still choose to stay in the business, so no judgment here. I am reaching out to those of you that want to make a change.
http://www.coachingwithkat.com


Attention philatelists

The U.S. Postal Service has created a stamp with a picture of George W.
Bush to honor his achievements while in office. In daily use, it has
been shown that the stamp is not sticking to envelopes. This has enraged
the President, who has demanded a full investigation.

After a month of testing, a special presidential commission has made the
following findings:

1. The stamp is in perfect order.
2. There is nothing wrong with the applied adhesive.
3. People are just spitting on the wrong side.


Any law that is repugnant to the constitution of the United States is
NULL AND VOID - Marbury v. Madison (1803)

Live free or die. Disobey all unjust laws. Patriot Act and Bush Regime are Illegal
You are to resist genocide by any means necessary. - Geneva Convention
You are to overthrow your government if and when it fails to represent you. - US Constitution.
Any law that is repugnant to the constitution of the United States is
NULL AND VOID - Marbury v. Madison (1803)



important events: http://globalexchange.org/getInvolved/bayarea.php
fun events: http://laughingsquid.com/squidlist/events (new)
http://laughingsquid.com/squidlist/calendar (old) http://www.funcheap.com
more events: http://www.craigslist.org http://www.tribe.net http://upcoming.org
eco events: http://ecologycenter.org http://acterra.org
http://swcoalition.org/Calendar.html Sustainable World Coalition
http://humanisthall.net 390 27th St Oakland between Broadway and Telegraph
http://www.mpjc.org/ongoing.html Marin Peace and Justice Center
http://peaceandjustice.org Palo Alto Peace and Justice Center
Berkeley and Oakland political events
http://lists.riseup.net/www/arc/pbnberkeley/2006-08
http://www.sfbg.com events, art receptions, music, film, etc.
http://marinrawfood.org Monthly Raw Food Potlucks (san rafael)