One path leads to despair and utter hopelessness,
the other to total extinction.

Let us pray that we have the wisdom to choose correctly.

SPAZ Brunch
returns
as an outdo' potluck renegade.

10:23 - 3:23
show up early

* Bouncy Castle
* BBQ
* DOUBLE DUTCH
* S.P.A.Z. Soundsystem
with Spukkin' Faceship; Dave Synth; Mega-Bitch; and someone whose spoken name requires (or causes) auto-disembowelment.

...at our new beachfront property in SF:
"Tire Beach," where 24th Street meets the Bay. [url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=5101852938134921499,37.820336,-122.336294%3B4140213860152282624,37.753400,-122.383000&saddr=Bay+Bridge%2FI-80+W+%4037.820336,+-122.336294&daddr=Tire+Beach+aka+Toxic+Beach+or+Kafka+Beach+(San+Francisco)%4037.753400,+-122.383000&sll=37.787205,-122.34878&sspn=0.093064,0.160675&ie=UTF8&ll=37.784554,-122.371559&spn=0.093068,0.160675&z=13] Click here for directions[/url]

Bring food (cooked or not), beverages, dancin' shoes, slingshots...

If someone could bring a MAYPOLE & a goat it would be great.

[img]http://spaz.org/files/tire beach.jpg[/img]

cafe night at the long haul infoshop, 3124 shattuck ave, berkeley

to benefit bloomington indiana's Roadblock Earth First!

in their struggle against the NAFTA superhighway I-69

with olde tyme music and info on how to get involved

Friday, May 25th
DAM NATION: DISPATCHES FROM THE WATER UNDERGROUND
Booklaunch with editors Cleo Woelfle-Erskine, Laura Allen, and July Oskar
Cole
at AK Press 674-A 23rd Street, Oakland 94612 (btwn MLK & San Pablo)

This thursday Hillegass-Parker Coop (formerly Le Chateau) is hosting back-to-back talks regarding the idea that in real and virtual environments alike, any carefully implemented system can be undone.

The Evolution Control Committee's TradeMark G. will be giving a talk at Dorkbot ( http://dorkbot.org/ ), the monthly open source geekdown of "people doing strange things with electricity".  This talk has never been given before and will be a "geek's-eye view of The Evolution Control Committee", discussing The ECC's inventions, motives, schemes, and desperate acts of copyright criminality.  This will include detailed discussions and behind-the-scenes revelations of The Thimbletron, Extreme Sampling, CBS Legal Threats, Napster Bombs and Napster Nuggets (aka Mic In Tracks), Music Hacking, Illegal Art.  T'will rock, as long as my sickly voice and the janky Freecycled sound system hold out.

Also speaking:
dan maynes aminzade - interactive audience games (and other fun with cameras) ( http://www.stanford.edu/~monzy/ )
afshin mehin - color changing cement, talking t-shirts, passenger poking car seats and interactive tools for product design ( http://afshinmehin.com/ )
         WHAT: Dorkbot, with TradeMark G. of The ECC and other dorkalicious speakers
         WHEN: TOMORROW, Wednesday, 14-March-2007 @ 7:30pm
         WHERE:  7hz ( http://7hz.org ), 1814 Illinois St (1 block SE of Cesar Chavez and 3rd Street)
                   map:  < http://xrl.us/7hzsf >
                 "Dress warm and BYOC!  (Seating is limited you may want to bring your own chair)
                  CASH BAR!"
        HOW MUCH: Free!  (donations to the space gratefully accepted)

Next Stop: "Free Speech Ain't Free!"  benefit for the EFF (Electronic Frontier Foundation) by RU Sirius, March 22nd

EVERYONE is invited to the Bay Area Anarchist Bookfair! This event is FREE.

@ San Francisco County Fair Building in Golden Gate Park, near Ninth Avenue and Lincoln Way

The Anarchist Bookfair has been a San Francisco tradition for over a decade, and has become one of the largest annual gatherings of anarchists and radical books in the world. Last year, during the 11th Annual Anarchist Bookfair in March 2006, over four thousand people–from every walk of life, locals from San Francisco and visitors from around the world–enjoyed good conversation, speakers, art, and of course books!

EVERYONE is invited to the Bay Area Anarchist Bookfair! This event is FREE.

@ San Francisco County Fair Building in Golden Gate Park, near Ninth Avenue and Lincoln Way

The Anarchist Bookfair has been a San Francisco tradition for over a decade, and has become one of the largest annual gatherings of anarchists and radical books in the world. Last year, during the 11th Annual Anarchist Bookfair in March 2006, over four thousand people–from every walk of life, locals from San Francisco and visitors from around the world–enjoyed good conversation, speakers, art, and of course books!

It was easy to spend the entire day between browsing the long tables of books, magazines, zines, artwork, videos and other wares, sitting in the sun eating sandwiches from the worker-owned café or listening to a wide variety of speakers who took on subjects from the need to abolish the institution of the state (Ward Churchill), to a young dyke’s adventures in San Francisco in the mid 90s (Michelle Tea).

With so much to do and see, the Bookfair has expanded into two days for 2007! Approximately 50 anarchist groups and alternative book, magazine, and publishing people will be represented at tables selling and distributing books and materials you won’t find anywhere else.

The plans for the event also include a cafe, spoken word presentations, kid & family space, free bike valet and an art gallery.