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s0metim3s write:

What’s SoS? A simple thing. A beautiful thing. A way to share your stuff with others... while meeting physically, having a chat and generally enjoying the view.

You are already doing it! Everyone shares information and copies stuff for each other as gifts (legally, of course). Organising a Shivers of Sharing meeting is an opportunity to take that activity out and do it in public venues. Shivers of Sharing are already spreading accross Europe. Kuda in Novi Sad, Serbia will be hosting SoS Novi Sad #1 some time between 21-22 March 2005. Next London SoS is scheduled for 27 March 2005. More here

What to bring

Start your own

Books Through Bars writes:

Books Through Bars 2nd Annual

April Fools Bingo Night

New York City, 8 PM Friday April 1, 2005

Hosted by Sister Loud Melissa

Music provided by DJ No Flag/Dave Powell

Friday April 1st

8:00 pm

Free entrance

$1 to play

Beer will be sold

21+ only

at ABC NO RIO:

156 Rivington Street

(btw Clinton & Suffolk)

Lower East Side, NY 10002

(212) 254-3697 x 322

THE PRIZES INCLUDE: Sex books, Sex Toys donated by Toys in Babeland, Confections donated by Rainbo's (Essex Street Market), Comic Books and Graphic Novels, And More.

BOOKS THROUGH BARS sends free books to prisoners
across the United States who write us requesting
them. Bingo & Beer night's proceeds will be used to buy postage to send book packages to prisoners.



For more information on Books Through Bars:
http://www.abcnorio.org/affiliated/btb.html"

The Festival of Dissent!

Lanarkshire, April 6-10, 2005

A chance to form networks of
resistance... A chance to plot, conspire, and dream about resistance to
the G8... To meet people learn skills, share information, practice direct
action, and party together.


The G8 is the annual meeting of the leaders of the worlds most powerful
countries. It is a major symbol of capitalism: a summit where rich
governments plan how to stay rich. Since 1998, these summits have been
resisted wherever they have attempted to meet. Protests have erupted on
every continent, fuelled by the extremes of wealth and poverty, by
military repression, and by environmental breakdown. In July 2005, the G8
comes to the UK.

NY Activist Calendar

March 12, 2005

[The NY Activist Calendar (formerly the CREED NY Calendar) is a weekly listing of events of interest to NYC-area activists. It is compiled by volunteer labor and published by the Nicaragua Solidarity Network of Greater NY.]

CONTENTS

Events: {1} Regular; {2} Ongoing. Selected Resources: {3} Tours

and Delegations; {4} Classes; {5} Calendars & Event Listings; {6}

Books & Videos; {7} Radio & TV; {8} Other Resources.

lelemungo writes

"The War of The Worlds:
Semiotic Warfare, Media Activism, Critical Entertainment"


Friday March 4th, 2005 at 4:30 pm
Saturday March 5th, 2005 at 2:00 pm
Einstein Auditorium — Barney Building
Department of Art and Art Professions, New York University
34 Stuyvesant Street (at 9th Street between 3rd and 2nd Avenues)
New York City

Featuring
The Yes Men
Yomango
Big Noise
Candida TV
Eddo Stern
retroYou/Nostalg

Presented by d-i-n-a in conjunction with the New
York University Department of Culture and Communication and Department
of Art and Art Professions.

Schedule of Events
Semiotic Warfare
Friday March 4th 2005
4:30 pm Introduction: Professor Nicholas Mirzoeff, Director, Visual
Culture MA Program.
5:00 The Yes Men presents "The Yes Bush Can!" (US)
6:30 Yomango (Spain)

Media Activism and Critical Entertainment
Saturday March 5th 2005
2:00 pm Big Noise (US)
3:30 Candida (Italy)
5:00 Eddo Stern (US)
6:30 Nostalg/retroYou (Spain)

8 pm Reception

"Attacking Academic Freedom in America:

A Conversation with the Critical Art Ensemble"
March 4, 2005, 7–8:30 pm

Elebash Recital Hall, CUNY Graduate Center


Professor Ammiel Alcalay

talks with

Steve Kurtz and Rebecca Schneider.


Steve Kurtz is Associate Professor of Art at the University of Buffalo and one of the co-founders of the Critical Art Ensemble, a collective of artists dedicated to exploring the intersections between art, technology, radical politics and critical theory. Rebecca Schneider is a professor of performance studies at Brown and is representing the CAE Defense Fund. Ammiel Alcalay is a professor of Comparative Literature and Middle Eastern and Asian Languages at Queens College and the Graduate Center.

Reverend Billy Pledges Year-Long, World-Record-Setting Exorcism of Illegal
"Studyhall" Starbucks

Following their 8pm revival show on Wednesday February 23rd at St. Mark's
Church, The Stop Shopping Gospel Choir and Reverend Billy will march to the
Cooper Union Starbucks at 4th Avenue and St. Mark's Place. They will announce
their intent to place in the Guinness Book of World Records for longest
EVICTION OF THE DEVIL FROM THE BODY OF AN INNOCENT VICTIM. The Church and
congregation will roust the demonic sweatshop bean, aka Starbucks, from the so
called "study hall" with gospel shouts and incantations from across the land.

s0metim3s writes:

Call for a Second European Day of Action
For Freedom of Movement and the Right to Stay

May 1, 2005

Last year a European Day of Action against detention centers and for the legalization of undocumented migrants was launched during the European Social Forum in Paris. A call was subscribed to by many different networks and groups, and on the 31st of January 2004 demonstrations and actions were held in more than forty European cities. It was an important day in the development of a networking process among migrants‚ struggles and activists on a European level.

This year we want to make a step forward. We propose to all European networks and social movements to join in the organization of a second day of action, to be held on April 2nd 2005, centered upon the claim for freedom of movement and the right to stay as an alternative to the European constitutional process.

"The Future of Food" Screening

New York City, Feb. 15, 2005


You're cordially invited to see the new documentary THE FUTURE OF FOOD which
will be screened this Tuesday, February 15th at 7pm at Sixth Street
Community Center, 638 East 6th Street (between Avenues B & C) in Manhattan.
The documentary runs about 80 minutes (description below).


Howard Brandstein

Sixth Street Community Center/SOS Food

www.thefutureoffood.com

There is a revolution happening in the farm fields and on the dinner tables
of America — a revolution that is transforming the very nature of the food
we eat.

Edmonton Anarchist Bookfair

March 25-27, 2005


We would like to invite you to be a part of the 2005 Edmonton
Anarchist Bookfair. The Bookfair is both a presentation of
Anarchist media and a forum for Anarchists in this area of the world
to meet and exchange ideas. It is being held the weekend of March
26, 2005 here in Edmonton.

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