Action Medics will run an in depth training for those wanting to know more so they can look after themselves and their mates on actions (and other places).

==Running Times==

# start: 7.30 on friday evening. this will run till

roughly 9.30 Please try to show up before – there will be food from 6.30

# Saturday 9.30 am untill 6.30 pm

# Sunday 10 am to 5 pm.

==Costs==The training is a suggested donation of £10, if you can afford more than

this, or cant afford this thats okay, just let us know.

This covers the materials we use, a donation to the space thats hosting us and trainers travel to the venue. Any surplus is ploughed back into training/medic resources. The food will be by donation.

Contact us ASAP if you want to partecipate, few places left

Welcome everyone,

The nights may be drawing in but here at the cosy library house we shall be having a cafe! With lovely skipped vegan food from 6.30 to 8.00. Come along for some chat and food.

Then we will be showing our film from the November cinema program:

WIth A wOrlD liKe tHis wE sHouLdn’T be hAviNg QuiEt niGhtS iN!

4.NOV V for Vendetta (2005) by James McTeigue
The futuristic tale unfolds in a Great Britain that’s a fascist state. A freedom fighter known as V uses terrorist tactics to fight the oppressive society.

11.NOV Citizen Cane (1941) by Orson Welles
a timeless movie. it is a reflection of old and modern time and the power the media represent. “Kane goes from an idealistic journalist to a powerful mogul able to manipulate history through his media empire”

18.NOV 1984 (1956) by Michael Anderson
George Orwell’s novel of a totalitarian future society. In a futuristic, state-run society controlled by “Big Brother” in which love is outlawed, employee of the state Winston Smith falls for Julia, and is tortured and brainwashed for his crime.

25.NOV Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom (1974) by Pier Paolo Pasolini an adaptation of one of DeSade’s most depraved works channeled through the horrifying excesses of the Second World War with the Fascist ruling classes as its (authentically vile) villains, SALO also contains a lot of contemporary criticism, it is a perfect film metaphor, it shakes us out of our casual attitude to film violence. this film could be remade many times. whether it be pol pot in cambodia, stalin in russia, or america in vietnam, nicaragua, guetemala, there are a thousand salos waiting to be filmed.

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the library house collective presents…October Cinema

++A QUEER NIGHT IN++

Wednesday 7th October
HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH (2001)
American musical film based on the stage musical by an East German transgendered singer and her punk rock band. The film was adapted and directed by John Cameron Mitchell. The music and lyrics are by Stephen Trask. Edwing tells her life story through a series of concerts and explains that human beings were once round, two-faced, four-armed, and four-legged beings. Angry gods split these early humans in two, leaving the separated people with a lifelong yearning for their other half.

Wednesday 14th October
UNVEILED (2005)
Survival is not enough. Fariba Tabrizi has made it. Under peril of death she has fled from Iran where she is persecuted due to her lesbian relationship. In Germany she has no alternative way of avoiding the threat of deportation other than to assume the identity of deceased co-detainee. Directed by Angelina Maccarone the movie is a political drama and reminder of what women around the world must sacrifice and endure in order to love freely, to live freely, as a lesbians, specifically, and women in general.

Wednesday 21st October
HAPPY TOGETHER (1997)
“Happy Together ” is Hong Kong movie directed by Wong Kar-wai and is essentially a study of a couple falling in and out of love. The couple from pre-handover Hong Kong, visit Argentina hoping to renew their ailing relationship. The two have a pattern of abuse, followed by break-ups and reconciliations. One of their goals in Argentina is to visit the Iguazu waterfalls, which serves as a leitmotif in the movie. A heady cocktail of vision and sound by Bueno Aires rythms and Frank Zappa’s jazz.

Wednesday 28th October
SHORTBUS (2006)
American comedy-drama film written and directed by John Cameron Mitchell, who interweaves three separate tales of highly sexed and sexually frustrated New Yorkers, all of whom find some kind of salvation at an underground club named Shortbus. Anything goes at Shortbus–wild orgies between people from different ages, backgrounds, and sexual preferences are treated as commonplace. The movie revolves around the search for identity and acceptance–into a prominent orifice will also find plenty to enjoy here.

Hi all,

Here’s our weeklyish newsletter packed full of fun for the upcoming week!

==Tuesday 29th Sept 8pm==
*Weekly Collective meeting*
This is a good chance to talk to the collective if you want to have an event in the space or to find out more about getting involved there. We meet as an open collective every tuesday evening from 8pm to discuss use of the space, hear proposals, and if you’re lucky have some hot food and a cuppa

==Tuesday 29th Sept 7-9pm==
*Capoeira*
We are a group of people sharing and learning some capoeira. We want to have fun while finding our roots. We usually practice movements, make a rodinha and play live music We have all we need: good mood, a lot of energy and wilingness to learn. Sessions are free and you are more than welcome to join us!

==Wednesday 30th afternoon onwards ==
*Freeshop!*
This a reaction on the contemporary cosumption society and ‘culture of waste’.Is your house clogging up with stuff you actually dont need? Bring it to the Freeshop and sure you will make other people happy with it. The Freeshop is not based on the ’swapping-principle’ so you can both come to only bring stuff or collect stuff or both…. The Freeshop is for everyone!

==Wed 30th 8pm onwards==
*Cinema Night // THE FOURTH WORLD WAR*
It is the untold story of men and women around the world, who refuse to Surrender to terror and realise to have their dreams of a world in justice occupied by armies, fear or despair. A film that brings together the inspiring images and the poetry of worldwide social struggles against neoliberalism, in six continents. It shows a system that is increasingly dependent on violence and so called war on terror, in order to sustain its world order.
Narrated by activist Rick Rowley and poet Suheir Hammad and Singer Michael Franti of Spearhead

==Thursday 1st Oct 6:30-8:00pm==
*English – Spanish language exchange/lessons*
Come along if either English or Spanish is the language you speak or want to learn. Why go to expensive institutes if we can share our skills?

####Other cool stuff happening elsewhere

== Saturday 3rd October 9pm onwards==
*Dissident Donkey*
Our friends at dissident Island.org have a party coming up on Saturday 3rd October.
Bands form 9, Dj’s till late (Dub, Dubstep & D’N’B)
Venue: Non Commercial House, 165 Commercial street. £3.00 suggested donation. (donkies free before 12) dissidentisland@riseup.net

Check InfoUsurpa for other events in London Social centres

birthday party

a big event is coming on thursday the 17th. it is already the birthday of the library house!!!

to celebrate our one year existence (and hopefully many years may follow)
we have the great band the calliope of the future playing at our house.
check them out on myspace. http://www.myspace.com/thecalliopeofthefuture
it is a four person acoustic storytelling steampunk band from Colorado,
US. they are currently riding bicycles around the UK and playing music.
they are comprised of an accordionographer, a glockenspieler and
saw-player, a tap-dancing mandolinist and a double bass player, along
with a few other instruments.
Supported by Skookum boom; with Leon walker, Captain of the Rant + more! so come by and let yourself surprise.
celebrate the birthday with us, interesting music and booze.

800pm-1200 Donations welcome.

==Tuesday 8th 8pm==
*Weekly Collective meeting*
This is a good chance to talk to the collective if you want to have an
event in the space or to find out more about getting involved there.

==7-9pm==
*Capoeira*
We are a group of people sharing and learning some capoeira. We want to
have fun while finding our roots. If the weather is nice, we should go in
the park. We usually practice movements, make a rodinha and play live
music. We have all we need: good mood, a lot of energy and willingness to
learn. Sessions are free, and you are more than welcome to join us!

==Wednesday 9th 8pm onwards==
Summer Cinema Night:

“The Devil Came on Horseback”
A documentary by Ricki Stern & Anne Sundberg ( 2007)

A documentary that exposes the genocide raging in Darfur,
Sudan as seen through the eyes of a former U.S. marine
who returns home to make the story public.

== afternoon onwards ==
Freeshop!
This a reaction on the contemporary cosumption society and ‘culture of waste’.
Is your house clogging up with stuff you actually dont need? Bring it to the Freeshop and
sure you will make other people happy with it. The Freeshop is not based on the ’swopping-principle’ so
you can both come to only bring stuff or collect stuff or both…. The Freeshop is for everyone!

== Photoshop Workshop – 17:30==

Learn and exchange your Photoshop Skills. And who knows you make the flyer for our next event!

==Thursday 10th 6:30pm – 8:00pm==

English – Spanish language exchange/lessons

Come along if either English or Spanish is the language you speak or want to learn.
Why go to expensive institutes if we can share our skills?