LA Times Festival of Books ~ This Weekend at UCLA ~ Saturday April 25th & Sunday April 26th ~ Visit ADDICTED To WAR & LEFTBOOKS Booth #626 ~ KPFK Booth #673

LABF Header 1This Coming Weekend!

Saturday, April 25th ~ 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Sunday, April 26th
~ 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Visit ADDICTED To WAR and LEFTBOOKS in Booth #626
Visit KPFK and the Pacifica Radio Archives in Booth # 673  

At UCLA - 405 Hilguard Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90095
Google Map… Event Map…

Tickets are free!
Tickets will be available on April 19 through ticketmaster.com.
They are needed for indoor panel and speaker sessions.
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PARKING
Parking on UCLA lots is $9.
Shuttle bus services will take you to all main festival entrances.
More…

More Info: http://www.latimes.com/extras/festivalofbooks/index.html

“The Global Economic Crisis & the New World Order” A Talk by Peter Thottam ~ Saturday, April 25th ~ 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM ~ At The St. Joseph Center in Orange

The Orange County Peace Coalition Presents…

"The Global Economic Crisis & the New World Order: A Call to Action"

A Talk by Peter Thottam

Attorney & Community Activist

 

SATURDAY, April 25th
10:00 AM  – 12:30 PM

St. Joseph Center  

Library Conference Room
480 South Batavia Street, Orange 92868

Coffee and other refreshments will be served.
Please RSVP to info@ocpeace.org or leave a message at (714) 637-8313

Mr. Thottam is a long-time activist with the Green Party, ANSWER-LA,
Progressive Democrats and Interfaith Communities United for Justice
and Peace. He has degrees in Economics and in Ethics, Government &
Philosophy from Yale University, a law degree from UC Berkeley, and an
MBA from UCLA Anderson School of Business.

Mr. Thottam is an ex-Goldman Sachs banker, and in 2002 he resigned
from his job as a corporate attorney to exclusively organize antiwar
marches, teach-ins and political lobbying efforts in Los Angeles, San
Francisco and New York.

Having worked in the legal and investment banking fields, Mr. Thottam
can speak to the current global economic crisis, recent events and how
he’s helping internationalize the American social consciousness. He’s
giving away books, activist clothing, and other items, so arrive early
to get yours!

Coffee and other refreshments will be served.
Please RSVP to info@ocpeace.org or leave a message at (714) 637-8313

The views expressed at this speaking engagement are not necessarily
the views of the Orange County Peace Coalition or of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange.

Peace Music Concert for NO MORE VICTIMS at the Dorrel’s ~ Saturday, May 16th, 6:00 PM ~ With Superbroke, Mother Nature’s Army, Jose-Luis Orozco, Dennis Davis, KB Solomon, Wil B

YOU ARE INVITED TO A

 

Peace Music Concert Benefit

For

No More Victims

 

Saturday, May 16th  

6:00 PM to Midnight

at

Frank, Jane & Emily Dorrel’s

3967 Shedd Terrace, Culver City 90232

 

Featuring the Music of

 

The Superbroke Brass & Tin & Strings

Electric Marching Band Ensemble

 

Mother Nature’s Army ~ Jose-Luis Orozco ~ Dennis Davis

KB Solomon ~ Andy Manoff ~ Peter Dudar ~ Wil B 

Emily Dorrel and Other Surprise Guests

 

Cole Miller, Director of NMV

Will Give a Short Presentation

To Learn More about NMV go to: www.nomorevictims.org

 

Light Dinner, Drinks & Desserts Will Be Served

 

We Are Asking for a Donation of $20 or More to Help Fund NMV

(If you can’t afford $20, you can pay less)

 

 Please RSVP to: 310-838-8131 or: Fdorrel@Addictedtowar.com     

 

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

 

The Superbroke Brass & Tin & Strings Electric Marching Band Ensemble

 

 Our Mission is to Fight the Evil Anti-Groove,

Liberate the SuperFlow of the Universe and Loosen the Sphincter of the World.


Dear Friends of Superbroke,
I am Bossman. We are the Superbroke Brass and Tin and Strings Electric Marching Band Ensemble. We like seeing you smile. Whatever ails you, please feel free to bring it to Superbroke and hand it over to us for the evening. Whatever your burden, we’ll carry it for you with care and respect if you’ll let us. You can have it back at the end of the evening if you really want it, or you could choose to leave it behind. Your choice. No pressure. Just a nice, easy Flow.

On behalf of all the Superheroes of the Superbroke Brass and Tin and Strings Electric Marching Band Ensemble, we hope to see you on May 16th at the Concert for No More Victims at the Dorrel’s. May the Flow release you!
Your
Friend,
Bossman
Superhero
Superbroke Brass and Tin and Strings
Electric Marching Band Ensemble
www.myspace.com/superbroke

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You Are Invited To “HUMAN HARMONY” ~ A Musical Benefit Concert for NO MORE VICTIMS ~ Saturday, May 9th, 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM ~ At The University of Irvine

Greetings of Peace

You Are Invited To

 

 HUMAN HARMONY

A MUSICAL BENEFIT CONCERT by IRAQI-AMERICAN ARTISTS

For

NO MORE VICTIMS

www.nomorevictims.org  

 

Please Join Us for a Musical and Cultural Celebration of Iraq on

 

Saturday, May 9th

3:00 PM to 6:00 PM

at

The University of Irvine

Crystal Cove Auditorium
A311 Student Center, Irvine  92697

 www.uci.edu

 

Tickets are $45 for Adults ~ $15 for Students

TO PURCHASE TICKETS ONLINE ASAP PLEASE GO TO:

http://www.nomorevictims.org/register.php

 

For more information or to purchase tickets by check, please email: info@nomorevictims.org

 

 

THE NMV Event Committee is proud to present the following wonderful Iraqi-American

Musicians who have generously donated their talents in support of Iraqi Children:

 

Sallah Ali and the House of Tarab

Will perform vintage Arabic music on the oud, violin and drums.  Sallah Ali is a classically trained musician who studied at Baghdad’s famed School of Music and Ballet.

www.houseoftarab.com  & http://tribes.tribe.net/houseoftarab  

 

Hassan Al-Mufti

A renowned & accomplished classical pianist, is also a graduate of Baghdad’s School of Music and Ballet. Al-Mufti, now a New York resident, has held numerous performances for dignitaries abroad.

http://www.musicians4harmony.org/concert04.html

 

Saadoun Al-Bayati

A Goodman Theatre graduate, is both a gifted singer and talented percussionist whose performances are in demand across the United States.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zn7FKIY5NTk  -  http://www.saadounal-bayati.com/

 

The afternoon will also feature Mustafa Ghazwan and his father, Ghazwan Al-Nadawi.  Mustafa lost his hearing to a US air strike in 2007 and was recently brought by No More Victims to San Francisco where he received a cochlear implant. Today, Mustafa can hear again. Mustafa’s father will give a brief presentation, as will Cole Miller, founder of No More Victims, a grassroots organization that connects American communities with war-injured Iraqi children.

 

 

EVENT INFO

http://nomorevictims.org/communities/20090329/irvine-ca-human-harmony-

 

 

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT NO MORE VICTIMS, HOW TO DONATE AND GET INVOLVED PLEASE CLICK ON THIS LINK

www.nomorevictims.org  - A NON PROFIT ORGANIZATION

 

By purchasing tickets to this event you are supporting IRAQI Children injured in the war.

 

Hope to see you all at the event in support of Iraqi Children.

 

Human Harmony is sponsored by UC Irvine’s MESSI (Middle East Student Studies Initiative), Department of Social Sciences.

 

 

Southern California Premiere of “THE ROAD TO FALLUJAH” ~ Saturday, April 25th - 5:30 PM ~ Edwards Islands Cinema in Newport Beach ~ With Director Mark Manning

NEWPORT BEACH FILM FESTIVAL

 

Join Us For The

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PREMIERE

 of
  THE ROAD TO FALLUJAH
  A Personal Journey Into the Heart of the Iraq War

 

Saturday, April 25th - 5:30 PM

Edwards Island Cinemas

999 Newport Center Dr., Newport Beach 92660

(949) 640-1971

 

  The Road To Fallujah

FEATURING 

Desmond Tutu, Thich Nhat Hanh, Tariq Ali, Arun Gandhi, Reza Aslan, Dahr Jamail, Nir Rosen, General Paul Eaton,  Captain Allen Vaught, Lt. Col. Michael Zacchea, Rep. Dennis Kucinich, Rep. Maxine Waters, members of the U.S. military and government;  Iraqi resistance fighters, refugees,  human rights workers & a broad cross section of Iraqi civilians.

 

 Q&A with Director Mark Manning

Click here for more information:
http://newportbeach.bside.com/2009/films/theroadtofallujah_newportbeach2009

 

ABOUT THE FILM:

THE ROAD TO FALLUJAH follows the story of Mark Manning, the only westerner to live with the people of Fallujah, Iraq immediately following the November 2004 battle that destroyed their ancient and holy city.  With unique access to both sides of the conflict, the film gives a voice to the people directly involved and affected by the war and takes an in-depth and humanizing look at the issues in Iraq, breaking through the myths and misconceptions surrounding the violence and offering alternative solutions to war.


"ENLIGHTENING" - Variety

Named "ONE OF THE DOCUMENTARIES TO WATCH" by the Los Angeles Times

 

MORE about the film:  www.theroadtofallujah.com

 

 

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