Archive for February, 2012

Sacha Baron Cohen Spills Ashes on Ryan Seacrest

February 27, 2012

Please Help Homeboy Industries Purchase The Main Street Parking Lot

February 23, 2012
For all of those who have been to Homeboy Industries and believe in the mission statement, we would appreciate any type of donation that will help us purchase the Main Street Parking Lot. Please spread the word to your contacts as we are looking to raise $100,000 by March 1st. I believe in the collective conscious of our communities to come together for a great cause. I have included the link where people can get further information on how to donate. Any amount helps. We greatly appreciate your support. Thank You. http://homeboy-industries.org/index.php/main-street-parking-lot/

Father Greg Boyle Thought of the Day and Talking About Ash Wednesday

February 23, 2012
It is always a blessing to hear people’s thought of the day before we start our work at Homeboy Industries. In today’s thought of the day, Fr. G talked about the game Telephone and shares a hilarious story about a homie who had a message for G from a professor at UC Irvine. Find out what the message was. I also loved how G talked about Ash Wednesday.

Street Soccer Tournament To Send L.A. Team To New York

February 23, 2012
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On March 3rd, Street Soccer L.A. is hosting a 5 v 5 street soccer tournament with the proceeds of the event going to send the men and women to New York to compete in the annual Street Soccer USA Cup. This will be our first year that we will be sending a women’s team to the Street Soccer USA Cup. If people are interested in playing, please contact Johny Figueroa to get further information. For those who are unable to attend the tournament but are interested in donating any amount of money, please get in touch with Johny and work out something with him. We appreciate your support and thank you for assisting us in our fundraising efforts.

Downtown Women’s Action Coalition Presents: The Vagina Monologues

February 22, 2012

The Downtown Women???s Action Coalition Presents:

The Vagina Monologues

February 23rd and 24th at
The Belasco Theatre
1050 S. Hill St. Los Angeles, CA 90015

General Admission $25
Group Rate 5 for $50
Low-income Residents $10
Purchase your tickets TODAY!
For ticket information and to R.S.V.P.,
please email
media@dwcweb.org or
call Debbie at 213.228.0024

Recordando a Sandino

February 22, 2012
Cancion de Luis E. Mejia Godoy–Eran 30 Con El

Frases de Sandino:
“Este movimiento es nacional y antiimperialista. Mantenemos la bandera de libertad para Nicaragua y para toda Hispanoam??rica. Por lo dem??s en el terreno social, este movimiento es popular.” 

“El amor a mi patria lo he puesto sobre todos los amores y t?? debes convencerte que para ser feliz conmigo, es menester que el sol de la libertad brille en nuestras frentes.” 

Community Connection-January/February, 2012

February 22, 2012
In this issue of the Community Connection, read about the book release of Freedom Now! and Operation Skid Row, a music festival spearheaded by Chuck D of Public Enemy where he asks the Hip Hop Community to make, “The Invisible, Visible.” Folks can read about the L.A. Human Right to Housing Collective occupying the old Rampart Police Station during International Human Rights Weekend, LAPD Special Order 11 now change to Special Order 1 and the affects it has on our civil liberties, Occupying the Mayor’s Mansion, Making Black History Everyday and Mumia Abu Jammal’s thoughts on Revolutionary Black History Month.

Remembering Hunter S. Thompson in this Documentary of His Final Hours

February 21, 2012
Today is the 7 year death anniversary of Hunter S. Thompson. A legendary journalist who created Gonzo Journalism, a style that favors the journalist personal style and approach as opposed to journalism that tends to be polish and focuses on accuracy. Hunter S. Thompson was a master at “telling it like it is.” His writing inspired the films such as the Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and Rum Diaries. He was a international icon who lived the rock star life and it wasn’t until his health condition started to take its toll on him that he felt he could no longer live up to the persona he had created.
On February 20, 2005, Hunter S. Thompson decided to take his own life with a Smith and Wesson 45. Before he committed suicide he wrote this note, “”No More Games. No More Bombs. No More Walking. No More Fun. No More Swimming. 67. That is 17 years past 50. 17 more than I needed or wanted. Boring. I am always bitchy. No Fun ??? for anybody. 67. You are getting Greedy. Act your age. Relax ??? This won’t hurt.”

This is a great documentary that documents his final hours and gives the viewer a great background on the life of Hunter S. Thompson. Enjoy.
Hunter S. Thompson…PRESENTE!!!
AHORA…Y…SIEMPRE!!!

Rare Documentary on Hunter S. Thompson–The Crazy Never Die

February 21, 2012

Fear and Loathing on the Road to Hollywood–Documentary on Hunter S. Thompson

February 21, 2012