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Food for Thought

"Anyone can tweet, but the truth is, sometimes speech can be criminal," said John Burkoff, a professor at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law… during the G-20 summit, state police arrested two New York men for using Twitter to inform protesters in Pittsburgh about the movements of local officers.

-- Men arrested for G-20 Twittering say it's free speech Police claim tweets aided protesters' criminal activity. By Paula Reed Ward, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

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Featured Activist San Diego Events

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 7PM: Activist San Diego Film Series Presents..., Mickey Mouse Monopoly Where: Queen Bee Art & Cultural Center 3925 Ohio St., San Diego. Continuing our critical look at the effects of entertainment media on the way we view the world, problems in it and our relationship to them, ASD presents Mickey Mouse Monopoly. This film gives an in-depth look at how Disney can shape some of our most formative years giving us a picture of the world not colored and shaped by equality and justice but often white supremacy, patriarchy and classist consumerism. Mickey Mouse Monopoly will provoke audiences to confront comfortable assumptions about an American institution that is virtually synonymous with childhood pleasure. More Info

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Featured Activist Events for the Upcoming Week

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 6:30PM: Revelle Forum At the Neuroscience Institute A Series for Serious Minds. Neurosciences Institute, 10640 John Jay Hopkins Dr., La Jolla. Award-winning journalist and New York Times Magazine writer Peter Maass speaks about his forthcoming book, Crude World: The Violent Twilight of Oil, a stunning and revealing examination of oil’s indelible impact on the countries that produce it and the people who possess it. More Info

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 11AM: National Health Screenings and Health Education Provided Health Reform Phone Booth Events. Where: City Building 820 E Street -- 2nd Floor San Diego. We are gathering to provide access for individuals to receive the Health Screenings they need to ensure their well-being. Come by to benefit from this Free Health Screening Service! Additionally, soon we will announce a new Health Screening Project for all people - those with and without insurance - who would like to be tested for heart disease and diabetes. Also a Specialist will provide education; nutrition and exercise classes. More Info

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, 6:30PM: Loose Change 9/11: an American Coup with writer and director Dylan Avery. San Diego Premiere. Joyce Beers Center 3900 Vermont St. , San Diego. On Vermont St. , one block north of University Ave Ralph's/Trader Joe’s Shopping Center right next to Aladdin's Mediterranean Café. More Info

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EVERY TUESDAY 4-6PM: Join me in front of Susan Davis's office holding a sign for singlepayer. 4305 University Avenue Suite 515 San Diego. More Info

LAST FRIDAY OF EVERY MONTH: San Diego Critical Mass Bike Ride, meet at the big fountain in Balboa Park. More Info

EVERY SATURDAY 10:30AM-NOON: WeeklySinglePayerRally: Fun In THe Sun For Single Payer. . More Info

EVERY SATURDAY 11AM-12:30PM: Ongoing Puppy Mill Protest. San Diego Stop Puppy Mills Group. P e t W o r k s P e t S t o r e Grossmont Center 5500 Grossmont Center Dr., La Mesa. More Info

EVERY SUNDAY 2PM: Free Vegan Food at the North Park Community Park with San Diego Food Not Bombs. More Info

“ENOUGH” PEACE AND IMPEACHMENT VIGILS ~ EVERY WEEK UNTIL THE IRAQ WAR ENDS. More Info

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Future Activist Events

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 7PM: Activist San Diego Film Series Presents..., Mickey Mouse Monopoly Where: Queen Bee Art & Cultural Center 3925 Ohio St., San Diego. Continuing our critical look at the effects of entertainment media on the way we view the world, problems in it and our relationship to them, ASD presents Mickey Mouse Monopoly. This film gives an in-depth look at how Disney can shape some of our most formative years giving us a picture of the world not colored and shaped by equality and justice but often white supremacy, patriarchy and classist consumerism. Mickey Mouse Monopoly will provoke audiences to confront comfortable assumptions about an American institution that is virtually synonymous with childhood pleasure. More Info

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 6:30PM: Community Public Access Televison Show Programming and Training -- San Diego Community Coalition. Community Artist Connection Public Access Television Show Training for Cable TV Production And Websimulcast Recording. Where: COX Communications, El Cajon, California. Producer, Laura Thompson, will be interviewing two local artists and also continue to teach activists how to run their own TV shows. More Info

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 4PM: No More War on Afghanistan - Troops Out Now Demonstration. Federal Building, Front St. and Broadway, Downtown San Diego Join with the San Diego Coalition for Peace and Justice and others around the country to oppose the war and occupation in Afghanistan. The SDCPJ is calling for: End the Occupations: Afghanistan, Iraq and Palestine Healthcare, Jobs and Education, No to War and Occupation. We urge all groups and individuals opposed to the war in Afghanistan (soon entering its ninth year) to join us on October 16. Bring your own signs and banners. Bring your friends, fellow students, and coworkers. More Info

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 9AM: San Diego Regional Immigrant Rights Conference. San Diego City College 1313 Park Blvd. Classroom A-213 San Diego. The time for Immigration Reform is NOW. It’s time for us to strategize and develop a plan of action to make sure a progressive and pro-immigrant voice shapes the outcome of the looming showdown over immigration reform. More Info

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 11:30AM: Protest AIPAC's Summit. Location: La Costa Resort and Spa Street: 2100 Costa Del Mar Road. Join San Diego community members, activists, students, and social justice movements to protest the AIPAC Summit to TAKE BACK U. S. FOREIGN POLICY ! The U. S. is providing Israel with at least $7.0 million each day in military aid, and the US had already given Israel at least $2.55 billion ($2,500,000,000) in MILITARY aid for Fiscal Year 2009. And yet thousands or Americans are left JOBLESS and WITHOUT health care. More Info

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 5.30PM: 21st Annual San Diego Candlelight Walk For Human Rights North County Chapter 471 Amnesty International 21st Annual San Diego Candlelight Walk For Human Rights At The Oceanside Amphitheater - by the Pier I-5 to Oceanside - take Mission Ave. West to the end. Speakers: Larry Cox - Amnesty Int'l USA Executive Director, Marvyn Perez - Student activist, jailed & tortured in Guatemala, Banafsheh Akhlaghi, Esq. - AI Western Regional Director and Professor Marjorie Cohn - Jefferson School of Law. *** Refreshments *** Live Music *** Free Event - Rain or Shine. More Info

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Culture Corner - Progressive Arts ∓mp; Entertainment

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2PM: Benefit showing of Mo'olelo's "9 Parts of Desire." SURVIVORS is partnering with Mo'olelo Performing Arts Company for a special benefit showing of "9 Parts of Desire." Inspired and extracted from true events, “9 Parts of Desire” is the story of nine Iraqi women living in Baghdad, London and New York who confront the world in both ordinary and surprising ways. It is a timely meditation on the ancient, the modern, and the feminine in a country overshadowed by war. Where: 10th Avenue Theatre, 930 10th Avenue, San Diego. More Info

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Alerts, Announcements, and Happenings

Announcements / Workshops

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24th: International Day of Climate Action. More Info

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FIRST SATURDAY of Each Month, 10AM: Technology Training for Activists. Where: 8Teen Cultural Center 3925 Ohio Street, San Diego. More Info

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SUNDAYS, 5PM and 6PM: Progress In San Diego TV Show: COX 18/23. See the web-simulcast at www.helloworld.com/videoconsultant Click on the live icon

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SDCPJ HIGH SCHOOL LEAFLETING PROJECT. The SD Coalition for peace and justice high school leafleting project is still looking for volunteers. More Info

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Peace Flags. Excellent for display or for Peace Rallies. Call 858.459.4650 or email TanjaWinter@ActivistSanDiego.org

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90.7 KPFK PACIFICA RADIO IS BACK ON THE AIR IN SAN DIEGO.....!!!!!! More Info

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Your Network tv ~ yournetwork.tv

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The Guerrero Azteca Project ~ www.guerreroazteca.org

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The GI Rights Hotline ~ www.girightshotline.org

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LA VOZ Community Events Newsletter over the last 12 years has worked towards keeping the San Diego non-profit, Latino, and community at large connected ~ LA VOZ Community Events Newsletter

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This Weeks Featured Web Sites

Organizing Upgrade ~ Web-Forum Launch October 1, 2009, www.organizingupgrade.com

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G20: Report, Video, Pictures ~ www.BailOutPeople.org

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