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"You can't go. I won't let you!"
"I've told you Ela, if I had a choice I would be staying here with you."
"Then why are you leaving?"
"Because I don't have a choice!" Felix shouted. "I can't let my father go to fight because he's too old. He wouldn't last five minutes against the Keryan army."
"But why do you have to go? Can't you just say you're needed here? I need you."
"My conscience wouldn't allow it. How do you think I would feel if all my friends, the people I've played with in the street since I was a little boy, went off to fight for our country and I stayed behind? What if they died and I kept living my perfect life here with you? I wouldn't be able to live with the guilt."
The couple had been arguing about whether or not Felix should join the army when the officer arrived since the messenger had told them about the war. Daniela couldn't bear the thought of the man she loved going off to fight and never coming back. He was too precious for her to not fight for him. But Felix was adamant that he would join the army and fight against Kerya, no matter what the cost.
Now the officer from the army had arrived and young men from all over the village were going to join up and fight. Daniela's father had already lost his stableman and it seemed likely that he wouldn't be able to replace him because all the able-bodied men were joining the army. And Felix was determined to be the next one to sign up.
"I'm not willing to lose you." Daniela grabbed hold of Felix's hand, trying to stop him from approaching the desk that had been set up in the square for men to sign up. "I don't know what I would do if you didn't come back to me when the fighting was over."
"I'm sure the conflict won't last long. And I don't even know if they'll take me."
"Stop trying to pretend that all this is alright," Daniela said, her voice cracking as her eyes began to well up. "People die in wars, that's what happens and you don't know if you're going to be one of the people who end up dead."
"You can't convince me to stay Ela," Felix said firmly, pulling his arm free of her grasp. "I have to do this, with or without your approval."
Daniela watched, her heart in her mouth, as her fiancé approached the desk and signed his name on a roll of parchment that the man pointed to. They shook hands and Felix nodded as the officer in charge of recruitment gave him instructions. With one last nod Felix moved away from the desk, his face fixed into a neutral expression as he walked towards Daniela.
"I leave for training tomorrow."
"So soon?" Daniela exclaimed, her chest aching as her heart began to break.
"They need more men on the frontline as soon as possible. The men they already have won't hold off the enemy for much longer. I'm needed."
"But you're needed here, with me," Daniela pleaded, tears beginning to fall down the side of her face. "What happened to the promise you made me? You swore that you would never let anything part us, and yet here you are signing up to go and fight in a distant land, leaving me behind."
"This is much bigger than any vow we made to each other. It's about two countries battling against each other for supremacy. Don't you see that if we lose Kerya won't hesitate to march onto our lands and take everything we own, everything we've worked for? I have to protect that."
"This is the end of the conversation Daniela," Felix spat. "I'm going and you will just have to accept that."
Without another word, Felix walked away from the square and back towards the smithy where he worked. Desperation filled Daniela from head to toe. Every fibre of her being told her this was a bad idea and she couldn't let Felix go out to fight, not on his own. Trying to think of something she could do to help the situation, Daniela marched straight up to the table, brushing past the men waiting in line and put bother her hands on the table.
"I want to sign up," she said firmly.
"I'm sorry Miss," the army officer said, a lopsided grin on his face, "but we're not recruiting women." His tone was mocking, laughing at the thought of a woman joining the army.
"You must need some women. How about nurses? Surely you need frontline nurses to help heal the wounded soldiers, I can do that."
"Sorry we're not looking for anyone else at the moment, just soldiers."
"I have to go out with this regiment," Daniela pleaded. "My fiancé is leaving with you tomorrow and I can't let him go without me. I want to be there to protect him." Daniela could hear sniggers from some of the men waiting in line but she ignored them, focusing her gaze on the officer standing across the desk from her.
"I'm sorry Miss, there's nothing I can do."
"There has to be something you can give me. Anything."
"Ela? What are you doing?" A hand on Daniela's arm gently led her away from the desk. "What's going on?" Juliette asked.
"Felix has joined up to go and fight," Daniela sobbed, clasping hold of her sister's arms to steady herself. "He's gone back on everything he promised me and is going to leave me here, alone, waiting for the day when I get a letter to say he's been killed."
Juliette pulled her sister against her, letting her sob into the shoulder of her dress.
"I know it might not seem like it at the moment but everything will be alright," she breathed, kissing the top of her little sister's head.
"I don't see how anything is going to be alright," Daniela sniffed. "I can't survive without him, I just can't Juliette."
"I'm taking you home," Juliette decided. "You need to calm down and I can't see you doing that here. Come on, let me take you back to Mother."
Daniela reluctantly allowed her sister to lead her away from the centre of the village and back to the farm. But in her head she was already planning a way to stay with Felix. Her parents wouldn't approve, no one would, but it was something she knew she had to do.


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Here is our December, 2016 Center Report: lots of photos and information!
12.16 Resource Center for Nonviolence CENTER REPORT
Buy tickets to John McCutcheon in Concert: Tuesday, January 17
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2017 CONCERT. AT RCNV, 612 Ocean St., Santa Cruz, CA. Time: 7:30PM
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Bring in the New Year with Folk music's renaissance man:master instrumentalist, powerful singer-songwriter, storyteller, activist, and author John McCUTCHEON. All are invited to attend this concert and celebrate RCNV's 40th Anniversary!
Advance reservations may pay the advance price at the door (cash or checks): $18-35 sliding scale.
John's got a brand new CD!– Trolling for Dreams. "John McCutcheon is the Bruce Springsteen of Folk Music … a national treasure!" "You can't help but feel more connected to the world after his concerts." Proceeds benefit RCNV. More about John.
MORE INFORMATION: call 831.423.1626
Bob Fitch Memorial: 5/27/16– Link to video and 2015 radio interview with Bob
Autumn Sun took some nice photos at Bob's memorial in May, 2016:
Thank you to Eric Thiermann and Impact Creative for videotaping Bob Fitch's memorial on 5/27/16 at Peace United Church in Santa Cruz. See link to video below.
We encourage people to share it and download it to your computers if you want to save it. It is about 2 hours long.
HEAR a 2015 radio interview with Bob Fitch by Ruth Copland, from her "A Question of Balance" show. Scroll down to the bottom of this page to click the link: http://www.
Bob's memorial was a wonderful celebration and tribute to his life. Local singer/songwriter Aileen Vance began the service by leading Bob's version of the song "All the Good People." Good friend Brian Murtha emceed. Bob's daughter Ma Ka Wa Alexander, sons Jaxon Raven and Ben Fitch spoke, and Ben sang a song. California State Senator Bill Monning remembered Bob's work with the United Farm Workers and connected with him through the Resource Center for Nonnviolence. Assemblymember Luis Alejo remembered Bob's active support in Watsonville. Bob's son Jaxon Ravens, chairman of the Democratic Party in Washington state, read a statement from Bernie Sanders, who knew Bob during the civil rights movement. Bob's partner Karen Shaffer shared memories and led the group in singing one of Bob's favorite songs: "Get Up and Go". Martin Luther King, Jr.'s close colleague and lawyer Clarence B. Jones spoke about Bob's impact on the civil rights movement. Numerous community members, including former RCNV staff member Sandino Gomez and many friends shared their reflections about Bob's impact locally, regionally and nationally. A potluck and contradancing followed the memorial.
November 2- December 17: ENDURING POWER: the Middle Eastern and Iranian Woman's Story– Photography Exhibit and Film Series–
THANK YOU TO ALL who attended the 12/4/15 First Friday reception and films. We had an enthusiastic turnout. People appreciated seeing the exhibit, the films, and hearing Tata Monfared speak about the exhibit. Join us on Human Rights Day, Thursday, December 10, for the final film in our series, And see the exhibit too! Details below…
Enduring Power: the Middle Eastern and Iranian Woman's Story–
–A Photography Exhibit and Film Series —
November 2 – December 17, 2015
AT: Resource Center for Nonviolence, 612 Ocean St., Santa Cruz.
Extended Exhibit HOURS: M-F noon – 4p.m. Sundays, 2-4PM or by appointment, 831-423-1626
Sponsored by the Resource Center for Nonviolence and Senses Cultural
We invite you to See the ENDURING POWER Photography Exhibit and Watch the Films…
The ENDURING POWER exhibit, curated by Sina Araghi, images represent a wide range of experiences, aspirations, fears and realities of Middle Eastern and Iranian women from Yemen, Egypt, Bahrain, Iran and Kuwait. A collection of work from several female photographers of Middle Eastern backgrounds, Enduring Power shows an intimate and unique perspective of an otherwise private world to the American audience.
"These women are empowering themselves – against all obstacles. They are not weak or afraid. They are powerful and energized.… Let their stories be heard."— Sina Araghi, curator.
Enduring Power FILM SERIES: In honor of the 5th anniversary of UN Security Council Resolution 1325, recognizing women's critical role in peacebuilding, and International Human Rights Day, the ENDURING POWER FILM SERIES profiles courageous women in these regions, breaking barriers, and working for justice and peace in the midst of war.
*Thursday, December 10: Trials of Spring Feature- length Film about the strength of Egyptian women. When Hend Nafea travels from her village to Cairo to add her voice to the thousands of Egyptians demanding an end to 60 years of military rule, she is arrested, beaten, and tortured by security forces and later punished and imprisoned by her family for daring to speak out. Unbreakable, she sets out in a search for freedom and social justice. Shown in honor of International Human Rights Day, December 10.
*Tuesday, December 1, 7:30PM: INTO THE SEA– film. Setting: Baluchistan, IRAN. Irish champion surfer Easkey Britton is joined by two pioneering Iranian sports women who use surfing as a tool for empowerment, self-expression, and bridging barriers.
*FIRST FRIDAY- Enduring Power Exhibit Reception & Film Screenings: EnduringPower.FirstFriday flier: Friday, December 4, 6:00 – 9:00PM at RCNV, 612 Ocean St., Santa Cruz. Two showings at 6:00 & 8:00PM of several short films: The TRIALS of SPRING Nine courageous women fighting for peace in a state of war in Yemen, Egypt, Bahrain, Libya, Tunisia and Syria. At 7:00PM, Tata Monfared, Founder and CEO of Senses Cultural, Sacramento, California, will speak about the exhibit. Light refreshments will be provided.
Senses Cultural, Sacramento, CA, and the Resource Center for Nonviolence are collaborating on Senses Cultural's traveling photography exhibition, Enduring Power: the Middle Eastern and Iranian Woman's Story. Co-sponsors (list in Formation): WILPF Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz United Nations Association
See Overview of ENDURING POWER Exhibit and Film Series
Enduring Power FILM SERIES at RCNV: * Tuesday, December 1, 7:30PM: INTO THE SEA: PDF- Into the Sea flyer – setting: Baluchistan, IRAN. Irish champion surfer Easkey Britton is joined by two pioneering Iranian sports women who use surfing as a tool for empowerment, self-expression, and bridging barriers. * Friday, December 4: See First Friday info below or PDF: FLIER EnduringPower.FirstFriday . *Thursday, December 10, 7:30PM: PDF- DEC. 10 Trials of Spring flyer feature length film about the strength of Egyptian women. When Hend Nafea travels from her village to Cairo to add her voice to the thousands of Egyptians demanding an end to 60 years of military rule, she is arrested, beaten, and tortured by security forces and later punished and imprisoned by her family for daring to speak out. Unbreakable, she sets out in a search for freedom and social justice. Shown in honor of International Human Rights Day.
First Friday Exhibit Reception & Film Screenings, December 4: FLIER EnduringPower.FirstFriday
Please join us for the DECEMBER 4 FIRST FRIDAY EXHIBIT RECEPTION & FILM SCREENINGS, 6-9p.m. – See the Enduring Power exhibit; Two showings of several short films at 6:00 and 8:00PM: View The Trials of Spring profiles amazing and courageous women. The TRIALS of SPRING: Three years. Six short films. Nine women fighting for peace in a state of war in Yemen, Egypt, Bahrain, Libya, Tunisia and Syria. These films tell the story of women on the front lines of the Arab Uprisings in their countries. See DETAILS about The TRIALS of SPRING short Films.
7:00PM: Hear Tata Monfared, Founder and CEO of Senses Cultural, Sacramento, speak about the exhibit.
Light refreshments will be served.
"Peering behind the veil and headscarves to reveal real individuals is a delicate but necessary boundary to push. These photographs speak of the greater issues of identity and resilience, and the strength of women within these regions. Their sense of identity has not been erased by culture or governments… These women are empowering themselves – against all obstacles – through their own will. A clear defiance and a sense of individuality is present. They are not weak or afraid. They are powerful and energized. They command your attention and your interest. Let their stories be heard." — Sina Araghi, curator of Enduring Power
Enduring Power: the Middle Eastern and Iranian Woman's Story Photography Exhibit includes photographers Laura Boushnak, Haga Sobeea, Razan Alzayani, Hamideh Zolfaghari, Boushra Y. Almutawakel, and Sara Sasani.
See photographer biographies/photos: Enduring Power ARTIST BIOS
Co-sponsors: WILPF Santa Cruz, United Nations Association, Palestine-Israel Action Committee
See interview with Anita Heckman about the partnership between Senses Cultural and RCNV: http://sensescultural.org/2015/07/02/a-new-collaboration-with-rcnv/
Anita Heckman, Tata Monfared, Founder and CEO of Senses Cultural, Sacramento, and Peter Klotz-Chamberlin at RCNV in February, 2015
Thank You to all who made our Annual Dinner and Program with Pietro Ameglio on October 9 a big success!
Thank You to all who made our Annual Dinner and Program with Pietro Ameglio on October 9 a big success!
We are especially grateful to our hosts, sponsors and supporters, including Robert and Carolyn Levering, Anne Rosenzweig, Joe Wampler, Catherine Steele. Markley Morris, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom- Santa Cruz Branch, United Services Agency, United Methodists of Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz County Community Coalition to Overcome Racism (SCCCCOR), Katharina Harlow, Teetle and Ben Clawson, Robert DeFreitas and Gigo de Silvas, David Foster, Don Lane and Mary Howe, Kris Kennedy, Chris and Robert Lyons, Paul Ortiz and Sheila Payne, Gary and Marilyn Patton, Barbara Riverwoman, Marilyn Robertson, Ken Thomas and Elizabeth Schilling, Jane Yett, NAACP-Santa Cruz Branch, Maria Elena de la Garza/ Community Action Board of Santa Cruz County
SPECIAL THANKS to Chef Eileen Balian, Pietro Ameglio, Phil McManus, Cynthia Gutierrez, Leslie Lopez, Peace United Church of Christ, Liz Klotz-Chamberlin and The Flower Garden Wedding Florist, Kris Kennedy, Joe Williams, Dan Spelce, Michael Hernandez, Grant Erickson
A BIG THANK YOU to our BUSINESS SUPPORTERS: Mitchell Page, Nickelodeon Theaters, Lundberg Studios, Cafe Gratitude, India Joze, Malabar/Asian Rose, Manuel's Restaurant, Pacific Coffee Roasting Company, Zameen Mediterranean Cuisine, Monarch Cove Inn, Play It Again Sports, Land of the Medicine Buddha, Soif Wine Bar, Rivendell, Discretion Brewery, New Camaldoli Hermitage, Sorensen's Resort, Darling House Bed & Breakfast, Star of Siam, El Teatro Campesino, Christokiffer Designs, Staff of Life, Trader Joes, Beckmann's Bakery, Kelly's Bakery, The Buttery, Pacific Cookie Company, Metavinyl Records, Native Revival Nursery, Staff of Life, Martinelli's, Discretion Brewery, Oku Inc.
Thank You to all of our terrific Annual Dinner Volunteers: Alex Jackson, Ann Docken, Robert DeFreitas, Gigo de Silvas, Steve Schnaar, Alexander Gaguine, Willow Katz, Pablo Orozco-Castro, Jean Piraino, Mike Young, Kathleen Eschen-Pipes, Cinda Mefferd, Erick Cruz, Isaac Collins, Monica Larenas, Robby Labovitz, Paula LeRoy, Stephanie Trujillo, Chris Lyons, Alain Desouches, Jay Visbal, Simone Renee, Karen Kaplan, Claire Bruning, Gregory Eaton, Joan Marsh, Cinthya Rosario and all Staff, Steering Committee members.
Pietro Ameglio is one of the most important teachers and practitioners of active nonviolence in Latin America today. He cofounded the Mexican Movement for Peace with Justice and Dignity (MPJD) in 2011 in response to the spiraling toll of killed and disappeared persons in the so-called "war on drugs." He is author of "Gandhi and Civil Disobedience: Mexico Today," served as Chair of the Humanities Department at La Salle University in Cuernavaca, and holds Special Chairs in Peace Culture and Nonviolent Civil Resistance in the School of Philosophy and Literature at the National Autonomous University in Mexico City. He received the El Hibri Peace Education Prize in 2014.
The Scott Kennedy Drawing the Line Award was presented to to gardeners of the Beach Flats garden and Save the Beach Flats Garden Coalition organizers. For over 23 years, the garden has provided a space where local residents can grow food, teach their children agroecological traditions from Mexico, El Salvador, and other places, and congregate in a lush oasis in the Beach Flats community. Now, the garden faces closure from Seaside Company. The gardeners have decided to demand that the garden remains a vital green-space owned by the people who work the land. Together with community members organizing in solidarity, the gardeners are currently strategizing to gain wide support for this effort.
Proceeds from the Dinner support our ongoing Resource Center for Nonviolence programs. We appreciate your support!
Come to the July REJUVENATION MIC!
On Thursday, July 30th, come to the Resource Center for Nonviolence to enjoy incredible performances and free snacks at Project Regeneration's monthly REJUVENATION MIC!
The Rejuvenation Mic is a community open mic that invites all performers including poets, musicians, dancers, and comedians to share their work with the community.
6:30pm: Workshop – content TBA
7:30pm: Sign ups
8:00pm: Open Mic
This event is free and open to the public, but donations are gladly accepted.
RCNV is in the NEWS: 612 Ocean St.–Stealth Building to Community Resource
RCNV is in the NEWS: We're getting closer to our goal for our Building for the Future campaign!
RSVP now for the Design Unveiling, Sunday, July 19, 2015, 3:00-5:00, 612 Ocean St. to see our plans for revitalizing and renovating the Resource Center for Nonviolence, and learn how you can get involved.
See the July 14 Santa Cruz Sentinel article
Press Release 7.19.15 Unveiling – RCNV Building for the Future V3
Sunday, July 19: You are INVITED: Design Unveiling- preview of the RCNV Building for the Future Renovation Project
See PDF: INVITATION 7.19.15 unveiling
IN BRIEF: You are INVITED to a Design Unveiling-a preview of the Resource Center for Nonviolence Building for the Future renovation project.
Time and Date: 3:00-5:00p.m., Sunday, July 19, 2015. Includes ice cream social, music and more: 831-423-1626.
Place: Resource Center for Nonviolence, 612 Ocean St., Santa Cruz, CA (across from Hotel Paradox) Parking: 612 Ocean parking lot; overflow parking at the County Building lot.
RSVPs requested by July 12: 831.423.1626, firstname.lastname@example.com
YOU ARE INVITED: Special Invitation
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Resource Center for Nonviolence:
Preview will Reveal Plans for a New Look
The Resource Center for Nonviolence is raising its profile! RCNV's Building for the Future campaign is excited to share plans for improvements to its 50-year-old building that are coming this Fall.
Just confirmed: Michael and the Faster String Band will be performing! https://www.facebook.com/
We invite the community to join us for the Design Unveiling: a Preview of the New Design for the Resource Center for Nonviolence remodel by Nielsen Studios architects, on Sunday, July 19, 3:00 – 5:00p.m., at the Resource Center for Nonviolence, 612 Ocean St., Santa Cruz. RSVP's requested by July 12 for the event, which features an ice cream social, music and more: 831-423-1626, rcnv.org
Architect Christian Nielsen and designer Timerie Gordon will outline their designs for a lively and user-friendly community center for nonviolence. RCNV will present a glimpse into its future as a flexible and affordable hub for active local participation. The renovation will improve access for all, provide multiple meeting and performance accommodations for two to 200 people, and add a kitchen as well as art exhibit space.
More than 400 supporters have donated to the Resource Center's "Building for the Future" campaign so far. The Center has $720,000 towards its goal of $900,000. The Resource Center seeks $140,000 more to fulfill remodel plans, and $40,000 to put solar power on the roof.
Ocean Street is primarily known for its motels and access to the beach for tourists. . The building at 612 Ocean Street was formerly a Christian Science church, built in 1963, and was vacant for two years before the Resource Center bought it in 2011.
The Resource Center for Nonviolence improvements will contribute to City of Santa Cruz plans to revitalize the Ocean Street corridor. This area has few locations for public and neighborhood gatherings. The renovation will provide affordable meeting and event space for the whole community. The Resource Center joins Encompass Community Services and the Paradox Hotel as community-oriented enterprises transforming the 600 block of Ocean Street.
The Resource Center for Nonviolence is re-purposing and reinventing an existing building, a project more environmentally sustainable than new construction. Already centrally located, these improvements will make RCNV a greater asset to the city of Santa Cruz.
The Resource Center for Nonviolence (RCNV) has been leading the Santa Cruz community and beyond for nearly 40 years. The Center has been at the forefront of major movements for justice, peace and social change and is known for galvanizing the power of the people. In times of crisis and opportunity, advocates for peace and justice locally, nationally and internationally look to the Resource Center for Nonviolence for leadership and constructive engagement for positive nonviolent change.
Since the move to the 612 Ocean building in 2011, RCNV has greatly expanded its collaboration with local community organizations: from the United Way to spiritual communities. Even in its current state, the building has been used for widely diverse uses by more than 100 different organizations, including film showings, memorial services, concerts, speakers, and workshops. The renovations will open possibilities for more varieties of uses by more people, and further develop RCNV's core values as a community center, public forum, and training center where diverse groups and individuals address social problems by life-affirming, nonviolent means.
We invite all those who care about building community and uniting together to move toward a better future to join us on Sunday, July 19. RSVP's requested by July 12: 831-423-1626, rcnv.org
What people are saying about the Resource Center for Nonviolence and the need for renovation of 612 Ocean St.:
"Architecturally, the building has its back to the community— which is the complete opposite of what the Resource Center for Nonviolence represents. Our goal is to design changes that bring attention to the building as the true community resource that it is." — Christian Nielsen and Timerie Gordon, Nielsen Studios
"New energy flows through the Resource Center for Nonviolence. The Center hosts and collaborates with an amazing array of local groups and events. They are building the future of democratic activism and community engagement with this reinvented and renovated community center for nonviolence." — Don Lane, Mayor, City of Santa Cruz
"The need is very clear. The Resource Center for Nonviolence facility was used for over 400 gatherings in 2014, including 60 different workshops, 42 public events, and over 6500 visits. Local people working for positive change deserve an updated, attractive and welcoming venue to work, meet, and join together to make our world a better place." — Herb Schmidt, RCNV Building for the Future campaign committee
"The Resource Center for Nonviolence has been a great location for our United Way Speakers Bureau training events. We appreciate the collaboration and support RCNV has offered for justice issues in the county. The Resource Center is centrally located and near public transportation, which is important for our events. Once the remodel is completed, the facility will be even better resource for all. — Teela Williams, United Way of Santa Cruz County, and RCNV Steering Committee member.
"We love using the Resource Center for Nonviolence- it's so centrally located: but the facility needs updating. We have managed to make-do with the existing space for Kids on Broadway productions, but we are excited that theBuilding for the Future renovation will make the space even better for local children's theater and make it more accessible to the wider Santa Cruz community." — April Burns, Kids on Broadway director and RCNV GI Rights Hotline counselor"
"We've missed out on a lot of opportunities for facility rentals because our building currently lacks a kitchen and private conference rooms. By providing improved and more flexible spaces for more kinds of uses, the renovation will more fully serve our community's needs." — Tom Monahan, RCNV Facilities Manager
"The Resource Center for Nonviolence was instrumental in our "Book to Action" kick-off event "Prison USA," by offering their location and off-street parking lot. Because RCNV offered their facility for our use with short notice, our event, co-sponsored by thirteen local organizations, was a success. The Resource Center for Nonviolence is a vital resource for the Santa Cruz community." — Mailé McGrew-Frede, Santa Cruz Public Libraries, and RCNV Steering Committee member
"We know the importance of a place for the community. This is a chance to reinvent the Resource Center for Nonviolence. Our improved facility will strengthen and sustain our work by providing ample room for a wide variety of uses." — Scott Kennedy, co-founder of the Resource Center for Nonviolence, and former Mayor of Santa Cruz
"We want to turn the Resource Center for Nonviolence into the "NextSpace of activism. We want to create a new generation of activists. We're expanding our ideas of what nonviolence-in-action can be." — Sandino Gomez, former Resource Center for Nonviolence staff member
An Evening with JOAN BAEZ – Benefit Concert – Friday, May 9, 2014
The Joan Baez Benefit Concert for the Resource Center for Nonviolence Building for the Future Campaign, on Friday, May 9, at the Rio Theatre in Santa Cruz, is nearly sold out. There are no more tickets available through Ticketweb, the Rio Theatre or Tomboy.
RCNV has begun a Waiting List for a very limited number of Sponsorship seats (Sliding Scale $100 per ticket up to $10,000 or more Sponsor donation) available only through RCNV. Please be as generous as possible. We cannot promise that being on the Waiting List will result in tickets. Contact us
We had no idea the concert tickets would go so quickly! Thank you for your support!
An Evening with JOAN BAEZ
Friday, May 9, 2014
Rio Theatre
1205 Soquel Ave., Santa Cruz,
8:00pm Concert
(Doors open 7:00pm)
BENEFIT CONCERT for the Resource Center for Nonviolence Building for the Future Campaign
Joan Baez will perform a rare Benefit Concert to support RCNV's Building for the Future campaign. This benefit is the public launch of our community campaign to fund the renovation of our 50-year old building. We invite you to join us for the concert and to consider sponsorship.
We ask for your support of this campaign in addition to your regular financial support of Resource Center for Nonviolence programs. Please be as generous as possible. Thank you for your support!
Click for a brief Letter about the concert and campaign
Click for information about Joan Baez' Long History with RCNV.
TICKETS: The concert is nearly sold out. There are no more tickets available through Ticketweb, the Rio Theatre or Tomboy.
RCNV has begun a Waiting List for a very limited number of Sponsorship seats (Sliding Scale $100 per ticket up to $10,000 or more Sponsor donation) available only through RCNV. There are only a very limited number of these seats available. We cannot promise that being on the Waiting List will result in tickets. Contact us for more information about sponsorship.
For more information: 831.423-1626
Don't Miss JOHN McCUTCHEON in Concert: Friday, January 17, 2014, part of M.L. King Jr. Celebration Weekend
World-renowned Folk Musician
JOHN McCUTCHEON will perform one CONCERT:
Friday, January 17, 2014
at the Resource Center for Nonviolence, 612 Ocean St., Santa Cruz.
Buy John McCutcheon Tickets NOW via Paypal. Online tickets $18.50 – $35.00 sliding scale (includes paypal fee). Indicate what amount you want to pay in the Price section, and tell us how many tickets you want. FMI: call 831-423-1626 for reservations. Proceeds benefit the Resource Center for Nonviolence
The Resource Center for Nonviolence and the NAACP, Santa Cruz Branch, are collaborating once again to bring a celebration of the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. to the Santa Cruz community in a full weekend of events, January 17-19, 2014 all at the Resource Center for Nonviolence, 612 Ocean St., Santa Cruz.
THE POWER OF SOCIAL CHANGE THROUGH MUSIC: Friday, January 17: Renowned Folk Singer John McCutcheon highlights social change through his songs. Yes, It's time again for another Amazing concert by John McCutcheon! Be sure to join us for this Annual Santa Cruz musical Tradition. The prolific world-class musician has a new release: "22 Days" inspired by the Cellist of Sarajevo, Vedran Smailovic, who, in the midst of the Balkan War, began a 22-day vigil where he played his cello at the site of the 1992 mortar attack that killed 22 people in as they waited in line to buy bread. Once, when Vedran was playing in those dark, dangerous days, sniper fire erupting around him, a soldier approached him and asked, "You! Why are you playing where we are bombing?" Vedran responded: "Why are you bombing where I am playing?"
"This will be our reply to violence: to make music more intensely, more beautifully, more devotedly than ever before." – Vedran Smailovic. John was so moved by Vedran's acts that he wrote the song "Streets of Sarajevo." And on the twentieth anniversary of Vedran's playing, in honor of his friend's courageous acts, John wrote songs for twenty-two days, resulting in the "22 Days" CD, which also includes the song "Forgotten" in honor of the young Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai. Other songs are playful and insightful. Don't miss this concert!
FMI: call 831-423-1626 for reservations. Proceeds benefit the Resource Center for Nonviolence
TICKET Information: Buy John McCutcheon Tickets NOW via Paypal. Online tickets $18.50 – $35.00 sliding scale (includes paypal fee). Indicate what amount you want to pay in the Price section, and tell us how many tickets you want. Tickets for John's concert also available in person for $18.00 – $35.00 at RCNV, 612 Ocean St., SC. Hours M-TH 12-4, or CALL 831-423.1626 to make your reservation in advance. DOOR prices: $20-$35.00. RCNV will be closed from Dec. 24 – January 1.
John McCutcheon has been described by the Washington Post as "folk music's rustic renaissance man" and as the "perfect example of a modern folk musician" by Sing Out! Magazine. For this tour John interprets the Woody Guthrie catalog giving new perspective to some Guthrie classics as well as unveiling some new gems and old favorites from his own canon.
"John McCutcheon is not only one of the best musicians in the USA, but also a great singer, songwriter, and song leader. And not just incidentally, he is committed to helping hard-working people everywhere to organize and push this world in a better direction." – Pete Seeger
Once again, John's concert happens on the Martin Luther King, Jr. Weekend, which will also feature the NAACP annual GOSPEL NIGHT concert on Saturday, January 18, and Youth Day on Sunday, January 19. MORE details in other posts.
For more info about John McCutcheon: http://www.folkmusic.com/


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24310 Virgo Street NE, Stacy, MN 55079
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Gorgeous open concept rambler on 2.5 acres! Acacia hrdwd flr in foyer, kit, din & fam rm. Kit w/granite, huge ctr isle, SS appliances, 5 burner gas stove, walkin pantry w/auto light, backsplash & under cab. light. Dining w/2 sliding glass doors. Granite & Travertine stone. Owner's Ste w/private bath w/jetted tub, dbl sinks, walk in stone shwr. & walkin closet. Full walkout basement w/rough in bath/bar. Insul/sheetrock garage has floor drain, roughed in for heat. Quiet road!
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Property Details for 24310 Virgo Street NE, Stacy, MN 55079
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 2 Full
Lot Size: 2.50 Acres
Lot Dimensions: 179x823x157x628
Year Built: 2016
Garage Dimensions: 3 car
Garage: Attached Garage, Insulated Garage, Driveway - Asphalt
Style: (SF) One Story
Water: Well
Sewer: Private
Square Feet: 1500
Above Ground Sq Ft: 1500
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Main Floor
Dining Room: 14x11
Family Room: 19x14
Kitchen: 14x12
Bedroom 1: 13.5x13.5
Bedroom 2: 12x11
Foyer: 12x5
Porch: 4.5x4
Laundry: 11x6.5
Master Bath: 10x9
Walk-In Closet: 10x6
Dining Room Description: Informal Dining Room, Breakfast Area
Family Room Characteristics: Main Level, 2 Story/High/Vaulted Ceilings, Family Room
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School District: Forest Lake
School District Phone: 651-982-8103
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Appliances: Range, Microwave, Dishwasher, Refrigerator
Air Cond: Central
Heating: Forced Air
Fireplaces: No
Basement: Walkout, Full, Drain Tiled, Egress Windows
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I wish I had a bf like him.
Wut it's a trap D: what a waste.
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Nowaday artists simply draw a girl and say:"This is a boy".
what a pity a beautiful girl who drawn for Wai would be a trap...
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Today's Daily Digit
A somewhat subjective rating of the days weather, on a scale of 1 to 10.
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Today: Partly to mostly sunny. A bit breezy. Highs: Low-to-mid 70s.
Tonight: Mostly clear, cool. Lows: Mid-40s to Low 50s.
Tomorrow: Sunny and a bit cooler. Highs: Upper 60s to Low 70s.
The autumnal equinox – otherwise known as the start of fall – occurs at 4:44 this afternoon. Summer's last full day ended on a soggy note yesterday, but today we welcome fall with a brilliant splash of warm September sun coupled with a cool breeze. Temperatures turn quite cool tonight and even colder tomorrow night, when we have a shot at reaching our coldest September low since 2001 (it hit 46 on Sept. 26 that year).
Today (Sunday): The cold front and any lingering showers should be well east of the area this morning, though some clouds may hang around early. Skies turn mostly sunny by late morning yielding a pleasant afternoon, especially for those attending the last day of the National Book Festival on the Mall. Highs crest in the low-to-mid 70s with a noticeable breeze from the northwest around 10-15 mph. Confidence: Medium-High
Tonight: As skies remain mostly clear and winds die down, temperatures turn rather cool, dipping to the mid-to-upper 40s across the northern and western suburbs and bottoming in the low 50s elsewhere. Confidence: High
For related traffic news, check out Dr. Gridlock. Keep reading for the forecast through the weekend…
Tomorrow (Monday): High pressure moves closer to the area and brings with it the core of cool air from Canada. This early-season cool shot limits highs to the upper 60s and low 70s area-wide, some 8 to 10 degrees below normal. Winds are light from the northwest at 5-10 mph. Confidence: High
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Gorgeous fall weather continues into midweek (and likely beyond), with plentiful sunshine and a slight warming trend starting on Tuesday, when highs head for the mid-70s. Wednesday could offer a few more clouds, but for right now mostly sunny and dry should suffice, with highs hitting the upper 70s to near 80. Confidence: Medium


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A film about people on the other side of law
Producer: Cine Raas Entertainment P Ltd.
MUMBAI: Yeh Saali Zindagi is an interesting combine of love story and thriller woven around Delhi and its surrounding locales - a story mostly about people on the other side of law. The feel of the film is natural and its witty dialogue, generously peppered with North brand of foul words, adds to that feel.
A criminal usually wants to have one last hurrah, grab some loot and call it quits. Irrfan is a side kick of Saurabh Shukla, a financial wheeler dealer. Arunoday Singh, on the other hand is a henchman of underworld operator, Yashpal Sharma. Both, Irrfan and Arunoday, want to quit in favour of their love. Arunoday Singh's son is getting a violent streak and wife, Aditi Rao Hydari, is planning to go abroad if he does not change his ways.
For Irrfan, it was love at first sight when he sees Chitrangda Singh but loses her to another man, Vipul Gupta. However, he is obsessed and wants to win her at any cost. He is even willing to save her lover, Vipul Gupta, from the captivity of underworld who has sought ransom for him. This is where the paths of Irrfan and Arunoday Singh cross; the latter has kidnapped Vipul, future son in law of a minister to pressurize the minister into releasing his boss, Yashpal Sharma. As all the characters come together towards conclusion, there is quite a flurry of connections and cross-connections, leading to a happy ending and to 'they lived happily ever after'. Crime does pay; here it does since it is a crime against bigger criminals!
Writer director Sudhir Mishra uses Irrfan, the lead man as his protagonist, the narrator. The story of the underworld -- politics nexus is typical North brand and nobody, none of the characters in the film except one, seem to be clean; the criminal thread binds them together. Music is used very well and composer Nishat Khan has come up with a great score. Dialogue is good.
Performances are natural and convincing by the entire cast. Irrfan is funny just by being himself. Arunoday Singh livens up with his pleasant demeanour. Chitrangda looks sultry and manipulative as the script demands. Aditi Rao Hydari is good. Saurabh Shukla, Sushant Singh, Yashpal Sharma are aptly cast and fit in to the characters they play with ease. Prashant Narayan, Vipul Gupta and Vipin Sharma give good support.
Yeh Saali Zindagi is an interesting watch but, as on day one, has found few takers; its face value falling short as a crowd puller and stemming in the bud the film's business prospects.
No special reason to watch Hum Dono in colour
Producer: Dev Anand
Dev Anand's Hum Dono has been re-released as Hum Dono Rangeen in a colour version.
The story of identical personalities and faces was a novelty when the film first released and virtue despite huge challenges meant a lot in a story.
The film has a war background (World War 2) where one Dev Anand goes missing and the other, the surviving one, goes to look after his family of Nanda and Lalita Pawar; while his own girlfriend, Sadhana, is waiting for him. The film has evergreen musical score and balanced performances.
Whatever made Dev Anand choose Hum Dono to colour, one would have preferred Tere Ghar Ke Samane.
A few minutes into the film, it does not matter that the film is now in colour; you are watching it for a classic that it is, for its music and for all that Dev Anand was about and for what his films were about.


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Ireland is being held up once more as the star pupil of the austerity school of economics in Europe, with the taoiseach, Enda Kenny, arguing that his government is exiting the bailout programme set by the troika of European Union, the European Central Bank and the IMF. He says the era of austerity is coming to an end.
Both of these claims are clearly questionable, but they do illuminate some important features of the situation in Europe – including Britain.
The policy of the Dublin government will continue to be set by the troika for many years to come. In fact the EU has already put in place a system of budget monitoring, regulation and even sanctions that will enshrine permanent austerity for all members of the euro. In addition, it has become customary for the IMF to put in place a new credit facility once initial bailout money runs dry which has its own strings attached. Therefore it is untrue that austerity is at an end. Instead, the assets and loans held by Irish banks have become so devalued as a result of economic weakness that the risk of a new bailout for their creditors is rising.
There is also an important reason why Ireland cannot be emulated by countries such as Greece and Portugal. At the outset of the crisis, the Irish economy was vastly more prosperous. And after a prolonged slump across the European periphery, that remains the case. One measure of the failure of successive Dublin governments is that living standards have fallen so far that they have fallen back towards British levels, having pulled ahead before the turn of the last century.
There is always a chorus in Britain that wants to ascribe all economic ills to the EU. But George Osborne's threat to maintain austerity until at least 2018 and to aim for budget surpluses matches the perma-austerity of Brussels, Frankfurt and Washington. The lazy assertion of British Eurosceptics of both left and right, that we are better off outside the euro, is disproved by the fact that in international currency terms the British economy has contracted by more than any other country. Britain has not prospered from devaluation.
Similarly, the outbreak of self-congratulation both sides of the Irish Sea is entirely misplaced. The recent self-criticism from the Office for Budget Responsibility regarding its own hopeless forecasting record includes a clear verdict that the source of the very weak recovery in Britain is an unexpected increase on government consumption.
Dublin governments tend to lack the age-old arrogance of the British political elite and so seek plaudits abroad. The governing coalition of the rightwing Fine Gael and Irish Labour parties looks to be patted on the back or perhaps the head, for a forecast that government finances will shift into what is called a primary surplus, that is a surplus on government finances before interest payments are taken into account. But this is a claim increasingly made by supporters of the governments implementing austerity in Portugal and Greece too, and is largely meaningless. Unless the growth rate of the economy exceeds this growing interest bill, the level of government debt becomes unsustainable.
But for the time being the immediate risk of government default has been sharply lowered. This is partly due to the commitment of the ECB to "do whatever it takes" to maintain the euro. Whatever extends to unlimited for bailouts for creditors, mainly European and British banks, but not a euro for the governments.
It is this life-support operation for the banks we are now invited to celebrate. The party is likely to be shortlived as austerity is hollowing out the economy. Without investment productive capacity declines. In Ireland, net new investment (after deducting depreciation, wear and tear and so on) is close to zero. The economy remains in a depression, one of whose effects is to pile up bad loans at the retail banks, including distressed mortgage payers. Austerity is the enemy of growth and cannot resolve the crisis.


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It looks so clean! I love typography in every space! great product! (and another one that I want hahaa!)
Isn't it lovely?! :)
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i think i have to re-do my bathroom now. thanks a lot erin! how can i fit this in the budget?
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I wonder if there are 'loo' or 'wc' tiles as well.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - January 20, 1991, New Braunfels, Texas Business Pip 6A H#dM-Z»ltung, New Braunfels, Texas Sunday, January 20, 1921 rn I 'V Books offer help for work in the '90s k dr Rosalie Faust Liz Adams James Vaughan Agents join Presidents Club On Jan. 8, three agents of Century 21 Norris Realty in New Braunfels were elected by their peers to the 1991 Century 21 Norris Realty Inc. Presidents Club — Rosalie Faust, Liz Adams and James Vaughan. The club was organized to bring suggestions to management from all agents to further utilize their experience in real estate. The goal is professionalism and specialized service for buyers and oilers. "Input from the agents at Century 21 Norris Realty Inc. is very impor tant and I am convinced Rosalie, Liz and James will do an excellent job representing the team," said Mike Norris, broker of Century 21 Norris Realty. SAN FRANCISCO — Looking to shake up your life at work in the new year and see the world differently? You Don't Have To Go Home From Work Exhaust id! by Ann McGee-Cooper offers a prescription for business blues in me 1990s as greedy yuppies fade from fashion and middle-aged baby boomers look anew at their values and direction. Patsy Fulton, president of Brookhaven College in Dallas, has a toybox with an assortment of "energy toys" in her office — a bola paddle, a dart board, sunglasses with pop-out eyes, and a kazoo. "Whenever I finish with a frustrating meeting or situation, I close my door and get out that paddle to relieve stress and recover my energy," she says in McGee-Cooper's book. "I also believe in spreading playfulness and creative thinking throughout the office," Fulton says. "For example, I have given all my staff a kaleidoscope, asking them to shake it up ... whenever they feel stuck ... and to see the world and their problems differently." The Consultant's Calling, by Geoffrey M. Bellman, is about "responding to the voice within, the voice that calls us to pursue meaning in our lives," the author writes. Bellman looks at ways of achieving meaning through work as a consultant, examining practical aspects of the profession along with moral and spiritual concerns. 'My search for meaning in my the numbers work goes beyond the numbers that are so readily available,*' Bellman says. "I want to help people work on what is important in their lives and particularly on those issues that involve work." Dina Glouberman, author of Life Choices and Life Changes Through Imagework, offers a range of imagery exercises to probe personal and work- , A ii rf, 8m BOOKS, Page TA Business briefs Detox Employee of the Month named De tex Corporation has announced its first "Employee of the Month" for 1991 — Mary "Janie" Bowser. She is a sales administrator for De tex, where she has been an employee for four years. 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Royal Challengers Bangalore's newly-appointed captain Virat Kohli leading other skippers to the gigantic stage set up for the opening ceremony.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, accompanied by BCCI president N Srinivasan and IPL chairman Rajeev Shukla.
An air balloon with the IPL logo was lifted atop the stage, with huge placards showing the logos of all nine teams attached to it.
Bollywood superstar and co-owner of the defending champions Kolkata Knight Riders, Shah Rukh Khan, was the show-stopper of the opening night.
Actor Katrina Kaif also danced to famous Bollywood numbers to set the tone on a glitzy evening in 'The City of Joy'.
Bollywood heartthrob Deepika Pudukone, who has also been associated with the Royal Challengers Bangalore, was also one of the star attractions.
The organisers saved the best for the last with American rap artist Pitbull getting a huge welcome from the Kolkata crowd.
Among the guests at the ceremony were Kolkata and Bollywood's iconic singers/musicians Bappi Lahiri and Usha Uthup, who also enthralled the crowd by singing some of their evergreen disco numbers.
IPL captains from the nine franchises stand on the stage, with the trophy that they will be playing for shining in the middle.