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Does anyone post here anymore?

2009-07-21T23:24:50Z

*crickets*

Come back, people?

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HARVSET FESTIVAL This Weekend!!!! Installations/Costume/Fire & Perf. Art needed. Contact me for FREE Comps & Accomodations!!!

2007-10-03T03:19:21Z

Harvest Fest this WEEKEND!!! Flame, Installation & Perf. Artist needed!!!

13th Annual NY Harvest Festival
Freedom Fair & Political Rally
October 5-8, 2007
Camp Minglewood, Hancock, NY
Gates open at 10am Friday October 5.

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN Installation, KOSTUME PERF Art AND/ OR FIRE SPINNING/ HOOPING/EATING IN EXCHANGE FOR SHOW COMPS & ACCOMMODATIONS) CALL FLYNN OR JAMES VOGEL or email me here!!! singerfamm@optonline.net

The NY Harvest Festival & Freedom Fair features over 35 musical acts and entertainers, with some of the best in Rock, Jam, Reggae, World, Hip hop, Break Beats & Hardcore, all at one event. Speakers, Poets and Performers will educate and entertain you in between acts. Join us for three days of great music, activist opportunities,
great people, good vibes & so much more! $80 in advance for 3 days of Music, Camping and Activist Opportunities! Tickets will be sold online until Oct. 2nd at midnight.
ALL TICKETS PURCHASED ONLINE AFTER 9/15 WILL BE AT WILL CALL

Live Glass Blowing (custom-made pieces) & more. Located in Vendor Village, you can watch artists creating glass artwork and tobacco utensils and order custom-made pieces to commemorate your Harvest Festival experience!

2007 Harvest Fest SKAT PARK!!! Ride'm if you got'em. Special partying gift for the rider with the most "Fest Cred" by the end of the fest!!!

Coolest Camp Contest The top experts in the field (...the field of tents)
will put on their 3D glasses to inspect your campsite and dole out goodies for the best of the best.

Film Screening: Waiting to Inhale
Waiting to Inhale, an independent film by Jed Riffe, examines the heated debate over marijuana and its use as medicine in the United States. Twelve states have passed legislation to protect patients who use medical marijuana. Yet opponents contend the medical argument is just a smokescreen for a different agenda--to legalize marijuana for recreation and profit. What claims are being made, and what is at stake?

Full Moon Cantina Two bar locations, brought to you by Full Moon Resort, will serve wine and beer on both ends of the venue. And serve munchies to your delight!!

Arts4africa
Presents a fun-raising gallery featuring works by historic photographer Roberto Rabanne, Mikio Kennedy, James Vogel, & Sculptor Linus Corragio will be among the pieces that you can view and even take home. A4A is an International artist collective initiative and social community organization that shares the vision of lasting change for the long-suffering social and economic conditions in Africa. Arts4Africa events will feature art and artists that support socially responsible business, community and environmental development in an area of the world that is need of a great transformation, and it is our hope that you will support our program by joining us and becoming a conscientious enthusiast of The Arts4Africa movement.

Bands to see:

Friday
Maganahan's Revival
Stoney Clove Lane
Julie Larson
Count Blastula
Jan's Funk Band
StoneDeaf
Unexplained Bacon
One Eyed Jack
Donna Jean & the Tricksters
Herbal Nation
Peace Stormwind
Freek Factory
FM Sygnals NYC
Atomic Babies

Saturday
Dynamic Stew
lespecial
Dr. Jah & the Love Prophets
Jam Hogs
Julie Larson
Jan London
Bud & Budd-The Kind Buds
Turbine
Back to the 70s and 80s with DJ Galder
Freek Factory
DJ Ritz
Free Grass Union
Deadbeats
Shadow
MI$$ KNOCKOUT
Jean Grae
M-1
Durkin's Deep Dish

Sunday
Lewd Buddah
Jaik Miller Band
THC
The Line of Control
Matt Turk Trio
Fuzz & Carrie
Bobby Steele
The UNDEAD
Rolla
BuzzUniverse
The Ryan Montbleau Band
The Bus People
Black Cat
National G
Murphy's Law
Fishbone

www.damnsam.com

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Captain Zorikh's Guitar- Lost on Bklyn Subway!

2007-09-25T02:24:12Z

We can call this story "If it could happen to anyone, why did it happen to me?"

There are 8 million stories in the naked city. Some of them intertwine and intersect. I am sending this message in the hope that in a week of entwining intersections, there can be just one more that can help me get my guitar back.

Captain Zorikh did it again. After an enjoyable evening at the Church of Pop website launch party (http://www.thechurchofpop.com , a very interesting event of multi-media art and entertainment), I headed home on the L train at about 12:15 with every intention of getting home and working on my Captain Marvel Culture website (http://www.captainmarvelculture.com). I had my Washburn acoustic guitar in its black Manny's Music gig bag on my back, but took it off so I could stand up and distribute a few flyers for the Big Apple Convention coming up on November 16-17-18 (http://www.bigapplecon.com). I sat back down when I was done and pulled out a copy of Avengers #191 to read for the rest of the brief journey. When I got to the Montrose Ave stop, I got up and walked out. I stopped at the deli outside the subway exit, and, after ordering a roast beef sandwich (lettuce, tomato and mustard, on a roll), I realized...I didn't have my guitar.

I rushed back down to the subway platform and told the token booth attendant (I'm sorry, I'll always call them that. Just nostalgic, I guess) who did yeoman service making phone calls to let the conductor know that I had left my guitar in the train and to see if he could find it. After an interminable wait, the word was...no guitar.

It's a very horrible feeling to realize one has lost his guitar. This guitar has been a significant part of my livelihood for the past few years. It is one of the few purchases I have made that has paid for itself, many times over. It has helped me get through rough emotional times and helped me communicate my joy with other people. I also ned it for a gig this coming weekend at Jeff Mach's Labyrinth http://www.wickedfaire.com/labyrinth/index.html
But also with the guitar was the case it was carried in, and in that case were extra strings, two harmonicas and a harmonica holder, a capo, extra picks, loose change from busking, and a dozen or so Watch This Space comics, various issues, for me to sell.

It was a dumb, simple, way of forgetting it. Such a significant loss for such a miniscule payoff.

So I guess three things could have happened. 1) a good Samaritan now has my guitar and is going through my extra strings, harmonica, loose change from busking (all the foreign coins and amusement park slugs that get tossed in) and dozen or so copies of my Watch This Space comics to find contact info to get the guitar back to its rightful owner or 2) they turned it in to a station attendant who will turn it in to the MTA lost & found or 3) they are keeping it for themselves, thus saving $350 on a very good-sounding guitar (despite some wear and tear). There is also the possibility that it was kidnapped by aliens, but that's not very likely and I don't accept it. If it had been taken for an "unattended package" then the train line would have been shut down and I would know exactly where it is.

So, over the course of this week I have met one person from my alma mater, the School of Visual Arts, one person who is an artist who regularly goes to the Big Apple Convention, and two people that I have known through William Shakespeare's Haunted House, and one who I first met in the SCA, then later when she was working at Belvedere Castle when WSHH was performing there, then again when she turned out to be a friend of a co-worker at Anchor Network, then again when she was waitressing at Veselka. With all these coincidences, I can only hope for just one more, the coincidence that one of you within the sound of my voice knows the person, or is the person, who picked up my guitar that I lest on the L train heading for Broadway Junction at Montrose Ave at about 12:20 in the morning of Saturday night/ Saturday morning September 23-23.

You can see a picture of the guitar at http://www.myspace.com/captainzorikhmusic

On Monday I will call the MTA's Lost & Found. When I have the results of that investigation, or if somehow my guitar gets back to me sooner, I will let you all know.

I won't send out a "please buy my products at http://www.captainzorikh.com/wts/catalogue.html or buy something from Amazon.com by clicking on the Amazon.com link on almost any page of my website http://www.captainzorikh.com and help me get a new guitar" message until after I have determined that the guitar is actually lost and gone forever.

Captain Zorikh
zorikh@juno.com
917-865-1214
http://www.captainzorikh.com

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Disorient presents: COMPRESSOR (NYC) - Fri. Jul. 27, 2007

2007-07-11T22:02:51Z

Disorient presents: COMPRESSOR
http://wiki.disorient.info/index.php?title=Image:Compressor_D7.png

Get ready for the Playa, Disorient style.

Club Exit
http://www.club-exit.com/

147 Greenpoint Ave. Brooklyn, NY 718-349-6969
http://www.google.com/maps?q=147+Greenpoint+Ave,+Brooklyn,+NY+11222,+USA&ie=UTF8&ll=40.730218,-73.953888&spn=0.010651,0.018346&t=h&z=16&iwloc=addr&om=1

Fri. Jul. 27, 2007 - 10:00PM until 6:00AM

featuring
Zev/Wolf (Wolf+Lamb)
Sub Swara
Devo+Bianca
Journeyman
FriarTuck
Reda Briki
and DJ Balls

Disorient Goggles for sale.

Live D7 T-shirt printing by Peripheral Media Projects
http://www.peripheralmediaprojects.com/

Installation by AKAirways
http://www.akairways.com/

$20 in GlamTech attire, $25 without.
$15 limited presale tickets available soon at www.disorient.com

Proceeds support Disorient camp at Burning Man

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DID YOU KNOW THERE IS A FLYING TRAPEZE SCHOOL IN WILLIAMSBURG BROOKLYN??? GREAT PLACE TO MEET NEW FRIENDS AND GET INTO SHAPE!!!!

2007-06-01T05:37:05Z

YES!! THE ESPANA STREB TRAPEZE ACADEMY!! Brooklyn's own Flying trapeze school is running summer programs!! Indoors, year round, NEVER GET RAINED OUT!!
Flying trapeze programs, catcher workshops, aerial fabric, fabric sling, Spanish web, cord de lisse, static trapeze, partner acro, juggling, summer camp, intensive flyer workshops, CRUNCH BOUNCE AND FLY!--new workshop incorperating Pilates, trampoline and intensive flyer training. Group discounts, Class cards, gymnastics classes and aerial yoga are all part of our unique space in Williamsburg Brooklyn! Come check us out!

WWW.espanastrebtrapeze.org

or

WWW.STREBUSA.ORG

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Herbs

2007-05-31T20:57:20Z

OK, I know that yard space is more of an exception than a rule in NYC; but I see people with little potted plants in their windows and on their fire escapes, so I know there has to be some sort of nursaries or garden centers somewhere right? I've tried google and citysearch and am not finding anything like what I need.

Just want some basics like potting soil, maybe some fertilizer, a couple of small hand tools, and of course, you know, plants. Mostly herbs like thyme, oregano, basil, mint. An old english rose would be nice, maybe some patio tomatoes . . you get the idea.

Anyone??

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Reiki I Workshop - This Saturday!

2007-05-31T16:18:24Z

Only a few spaces left for the Reiki I Attunement Workshop this Saturday.

If you've ever been interested in Reiki, this is your chance to get your first attunement without breaking your bank.

See below for details. And please feel free to contact me.

Reiki I Attunement Workshop
Saturday, June 2, 2007 – 10 am – 3 pm
Park Slope, Brooklyn
$100 (includes workbook and lunch)
Space Still Available! Register Soon!

Reiki (Universal Life Energy) is a system of energy balancing that works to achieve the highest possible good for a person. It is used to create relaxation and spiritual and emotional wellness.

In this workshop, students will receive certification to be a Reiki Practitioner, history and concepts of Reiki, Reiki I attunement by Reiki Master-Teacher, techniques for combining Reiki with other bodywork methods, and lots of practice.

For more information please visit: http://www.myspace.com/karengoetsch
Or contact Karen at karen.goetsch@gmail.com or 347-513-5461.

Karen Goetsch is a Usui Reiki Master-Teacher. She has been involved in wellness and bodywork for over 10 years and a Reiki Master-Teacher for 5 years. She uses Reiki in conjunction with crystals, meditation, and chakra work. For information on private sessions, please contact Karen directly.

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Hookah Bar

2007-02-24T05:58:18Z

Can you recommend a decent hookah bar in the les? Are there any in bklyn?

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Create ART

2007-01-08T01:53:02Z

I am looking to start a gathering of artists to create together. Open to all forms of expression and talent. Goal is to have a showing in the summer or fall.

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What to do for Haaaallllloweeeeeen (xpost)

2006-10-23T18:13:26Z

http://www.platial.com/us3rname/map/10251?total=50

This is a cool map showing Halloweenish events and Places. If you have a good event to promote, you can just go and add it to the map yourself. You don't have to get permission or anything.

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Living in Crown Heights/Prospect Heights?

2005-11-09T21:28:46Z

Hey guys!

I'm new to Tribe, but I noticed every other neighbor in BK seems to be represented except the Crown Heights/ Prospect Heights one. No offense to Willie B or the Slope, but the Heights is where its at! I created a tribe group here called The Heights. Check it out!

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TONITE

2005-05-14T16:39:23Z

(yes, this is it. please forward widely)

Anti-ego, BassBot, Big Noise, Bike Cherry, Blackkat,
Brooklyn Media Labs, Complacent Nation, Courage
Promotions, C-Spot Designs, Disco Noir, Havoc Sound,
House of Galore, The Hungry March Band, The Madagascar
Institute, Nonsense NYC, Peripheral Media Projects,
Rhythm Collective, Rude Mechanical Orchestra,
SisterNYC, Soulartic Music,The Toyshop Collective,
Vitamindevo and Waxyjax have come together to
bring you the night you dream of.

First Warm Night

Saturday, May 14th
6:27pm sharp
@ Chrystie St. and Houston St.
in the park where 2nd Ave. begins
Lower East Side (prepare to journey)

See the website for updated information, map and
details: http://www.firstwarmnight.com

This is heat + hedonism.

This is a free, un-permitted, roving renegade explosion
of music and performance, flaming hula-hoops, melting
ice cream, wanton stilt walkers, delicate poster art,
battling brass bands, renegade sound systems, fireworks
and rockets, impulsive performance, canyons of
concrete, shadows of steel, with the calm of the
waterfront against a city of dreamers.

This is wicked + whimsy.

Dozens of dedicated event makers have worked to lay the
groundwork. But this night is about you. Bring your
performance, your music, your boom box and bass drums,
bring your fire sticks, your stilts, public poetry and
private passions, bring your wicked, breathe your
whimsy, you are the performer and this is your stage.
This is the night you dream of.

This is risk + revelry.

This event is unpermitted. This is an open celebration
of liberation, an escape of the clamp-down, a
reclaiming of streets, a making of mischief and the
waking of the wild season. It's been a long dark
winter - this is our night to burn bright.

With that you should keep these IMPORTANT issues in mind:

- Call the info line for updated information
throughout the event. The number is: 212.252.2051

- Sign up at the website for text messages to keep
abreast of changes.

- Pay attention to coaxers wearing wings, they know where
to go and will be guiding you.

- This is your event as it is ours, this is a community
effort. Watch out for yourself and the people around you.

- We have legal support if anything goes awry.

- Leave no trace. Keep all garbage with you and dispose
of it in the proper place.

You need to bring: Metrocards, small gifts and
tradeables, wings, *your own drinks*, body paint,
fireworks and rocketships, water, the fire inside you,
the heat between us, the warmth on the street to
ignite, to explode.

On Weather: We have been watching the weather reports
incredibly closely for the past several weeks. All
detailed weather reports say that Saturday will be
clearing with a small chance of thunderstorms. We like
static, we like electricity, but all in moderation. We
feel in our centers that the weather is going to clear
into a gorgeously warm night with a low in the 60's,
the first weekend night it will be that warm. However,
we have no control.

If the weather takes a turn for the ugly, for the
torrential or for the apocalyptic, call the info line
(212.252.2051) check your text messages, and check your
e-mail in case of major changes to our plan of action.

Bring a jacket, this is an *all night event* and the
heat of our Saturday will cool into a crisp Sunday
morning.

http://www.firstwarmnight.com

This is it. This is the night you dream of.
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need a room in ny in 1-3 weeks

2005-04-25T00:18:28Z

My name is Cory---aka --Skizm in the Bean---jus wanted to say peace---i jus joined this tribe so i hope to meets some effin rad heads----i am planning on moving to brooklyn in the upcoming weeks to bike courirer in your crazy city!!
Shits gonna be hectic but im a warrior---anyone know anybody lookin for a roommate???
I am lookin to pay between $200-$400---which i know will be pretty hard to find in nyc but i have a job lined up with the company i already bike for but i will not know how much i'll be making there til i start-so thats what i know i can afford at the moment---the size of the room doesn't matter as long as i can sleep and maybe have a desk ---i am a 23 yr old male (B-day was wed. 4/20) I skateboard and make music full-time--i've got songs on cd and footage in local videos--i do courier races-- art---rhyme-poetry--i am a layed back relaxed individual with no hang ups---but i am into politics in the sense that i wanna change the world or at least be a part of a change whether it be revolutionary or what have you-----all the music i make has a message---but i do-effin whatever the hell my soul tells me to do but anyhow---get at me--hope to hear from all you live cats!

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SPEEDATING IN BROOKLYN THIS THURSDAY!

2004-07-17T18:42:40Z

SPEEDDATING IN BROOKLYN THIS THURSDAY!

6 - minute pre-dates! Pre-registration required at www.pre-dating.com/nyc or email jodi@pre-dating.com

THURSDAY, JULY 22nd, 2004
SESSION #1 at 6:20PM: JEWISH SINGLE PROFESSIONALS Ages 33-43
SESSION #2 at 8:30PM: ALL SINGLE PROFESSIONALS, WOMEN 25-35, MEN 27-37

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July 4th!

2004-06-28T16:17:07Z

My favorite holiday is comin up very soon! What's on your agenda for the day??

I plan to havea BBQ @ my house during the day...and party the night away with my best friend!!

Oh yeah I'll be celebrating my 24th b-day on the 4th as well, so I'll definately be having a whole lotta birthday cake!

Ciao!

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What!? You Don't Know?

2004-03-22T21:58:59Z

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www.prepaidlegal.com/hub/rowe45

There is a reason you are hearing about us!

God bless

Dr Rowe

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PAR--TEY

2003-12-12T22:12:45Z

MAGNETIC FIELD - BAR BEYOND BAR
FIRST BIRTHDAY PARTY
FRI DEC 12TH 8 PM - 4 AM
97 ATLANTIC AVE
BKLYN
BE THERE

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