Snorkeling at La Jolla Cove
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Sunday 10:00 am Join us as we don mask, finns and snorkel for a delightful swim in La Jolla Cove. 10:00 am. The water is wonderful in the cove and we have a great time with the fish, seals, birds and each other.
La Jolla Cove is some of the best snorkeling in San Diego. The waters are calm, very well life guarded, and generally the visibility is very good. Local fish are beautiful Garibaldi, sardines, rockfish and leopard sharks and seals and sea lions. Numerous birds are on the nearby rocks and fly overhead.
Some people wear a wetsuit, but many find this not nessary.
Showers and a changing area is just up the steps from the beach. The beach itself is small and has just enough room to set some stuff, but not really enough room to lie on a towel, but that space is available just up the hill overlooking the water.
It’s a terrific amount of fun and great exercise as well.
La Jolla Cove is an ecological reserve. Meet in Hillcrest between10:30 -10:45 for car pooling. We will hit the beach just after 11:00 If you like bring your own lunch and beverage in a non glass container, otherwise enjoy some lunch in one of several nearby restaurants. 
RSVP if you can offer or need a ride. check our meetup site humanism/184
Weekly Coffee & Conversation – Join Us!
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Every Saturday night at 6pm, join us for Coffee and Conversation!
What is Coffee and Conversation? Why, it’s the best damned discussion group around! With it’s mix of academic scrutiny, intellectual curiosity, humor, and compassionate community building, our philosophy is: Show up strangers and leave feeling like old friends.
We like to provide a forum for smart smart-asses to get together and talk about current events, get engaged in the latest info on The American Humanist Association, and have one hell of a good time.
Well, where is it?
1475 University Ave.
San Diego, CA 92103
The Bamboo Lounge serves sushi, ravioli, personal pizzas, and other fusion food at reasonable prices in a great upscale, yet relaxing, atmosphere.
Don’t miss out on discussing this weeks topics with us!
For questions and other info: (619) 646-2191
Humanism Conference San Diego
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Early in 2011, we will be holding our first Annual Humanism Conference in San Diego. This promises to be a terrific event, fun and educational with terrific speakers. Stand by for information and further details.
“Islam and Intimidation: Submission, Struggle, and South Park”
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May 16, 2010 6:00 pm Joyce Beers Community Center 1220 Cleveland Ave San Diego CA 92103
For our third Sunday Lecture/Discussion (Sunday May 16th, 6pm
Joyce Beers) we will be talking about “Islam and Intimidation:
Submission, Struggle, and South Park”. Where did this start, why can’t
you show Muhammed, and where do we go from here? We will also be
showing the controversial films: Submission (The film that director
Theo van Gogh was murdered over), Fitna (Geert Wilder’s hardcore
short-film about terrorism and radical Islam), and the recent 2-part
South Park episode that drew all of the controversy. (this is a
presentation of graphic and controversial material, but as
freethinkers we don’t shy away from the controversial. We examine it
through reason and an open mind). We will not mock-for this meeting, a
sense of humor is expected, an open mind required, and any kind of
abuse verbal or otherwise, will not be tolerated)
Some video content is graphic and violent, (Fitna) and may not be suitable for all viewers.
This is potluck, as usual bring a dish to share if you feel so inclined.
We look forward to seeing you
A Visit to The San Diego Museum of Art (Free)
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San Diego Museum of Art
1450 El Prado
San Diego, CA 92101
(619) 232-7931
Join us for a visit to the engaging and wonderful San Diego Museum of Art.
Meet at 12:00 for a light lunch or coffee in the courtyard just in front or off to the West side, before we visit the museum at 12:45.
The San Diego Museum fo Art is a delightful place to explore collections of American Art, Asian Art, European Art, Contemporary Art and more.
Admission is Free for San Diego Residents and Military.
In addition to the permanent collections…
Special Exhibitions on now include:
Joaquín Torres-García: Constructing Abstraction with Wood
February 20 – May 30, 2010
The groundbreaking exhibition Joaquín Torres-García: Constructing Abstraction with Wood explores the work of one of the most influential artists to have emerged from Latin America.
Temple Palace Mosque: Southern Asian & Persian Art
Gallery 9, ongoing
Galleries 10 and 11 opening August 10, 2010
This new and ongoing display will showcase the Museum’s Asian collections with works from diverse areas ranging from Iran and Afghanistan to Cambodia and Thailand.
Mannered Bodies: European Prints of the Later Renaissance
April 3 – June 27, 2010
Conceived as a “teaching exhibition”, this selection of sixteenth-century prints focuses on the “stylish style” of the later sixteenth century.
For the comfort and safety of all, events are fragrance free.
See you there
If you have any trouble finding us just give me a call
Jennifer
347 -512- 05 01