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San Fran Apartments and underground circus scene?!?!?

Polina — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 11:33:55 GMT

Hello! A friend and I are moving to beautiful San Fran in Sept, looking to get in with the underground circus/theater scene? Does anyone know the best way to go about getting an apt and how much we should expect to pay? ie Would it be feasible to go to San Fran and find a 2 Bedroom apt in the mission in a week for under $1700?

Also, does anyone know about the underground circus scene in San Fran and how to get involved?!!?!?

Many many thanks,
Polina

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BEAT CHURCH THIS THUR 7/3 NANDA & TIMONKEY'S ALBUM RELEASE PARTY!]

tune — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 23:17:05 GMT

Come join us for an awesome beat church this thursday as we celebrate increadible new releases from two of our Santa Cruz homies...NANDA'S EP "somewhere between worlds" and TIMONKEY'S Album "Cerulea" both amazing musical landscapes just out on MUTI music & both available from addictech and other sources. These guys have both been developing a very unique eclectic sound influenced by a wide range of musical styles over the years evolving into a powerful moving musical experience. I feel they are both at the heart of what beat church has been offering us all over these years and we are super excited have them back to bless the church with the beats and rhythm's from the new material they have been working on. Kitty D & myself will be aloting ourselfs a little more time to throw down for you where we have lacked the last few times due to such a full line up of guests. It promises to be a very special night of new music from deeply brewed local talent, which we hope you will all come out to support this thursday...as an alternative to some of the other choices you may have. Thank you again for keeping the family and community strong!

Check out these guys releases here:
http://mutimusic.addictech.com/
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=271967311&s=143441 TIMONKEY MIXES:
http://www.zshare.net/audio/10314109b8450af4/
http://www.zshare.net/audio/1031020368e27a5b/

BEAT CHURCH (1st & 3rd Thursdays monthly)
THURSDAY JULY 3rd
NANDA & TIMONKEY'S CD RELEASE PARTY!!!
~NANDA (Santa Cruz, MUTI music)
http://www.myspace.com/soundofnanda
~TIMONKEY (Santa Cruz, MUTI music)
http://www.myspace.com/timonkeymusic
http://www.noiseporn.com/index.php?s=timonkey
~KITTY-D (Kittyology)
http://www.myspace.com/kittyology
~NEP~TUNE (spiritual technologies)
@ SHINE (1337 Mission & 9th SF)
10pm til 2am
only $5 at the door
Drink Specials for early arrivals & all night

LOVE, light, peace, GRATITUDE, beats~n~blessings...tune

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Gay Pride Parade this Sunday, march for Genital Integrity

Gloria — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 21:30:08 GMT

Bang will be representing MGMbill .org Sunday June 29th in the Pride parade in San Francisco. The parade line up has been announced and I have posted that information below. We will meet between 9 and 10 AM on Beale St. between Howard and Folsom Streets. The parade kicks off at 10:30.

BANG/MGMbill.org
Line-Up Number: 169
Assembly Area Location: L - Beale between Howard & Folsom Time to Have Vehicle/Representative in Assembly Area: 10:00 AM Contingent Should Be in Place by: 10:30 AM

Some of the contingents that we will be next to are:

Center for Sex and Culture
Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality Bay Quackers Planned Parenthood United Healthcare Workers West Berkeley Free Clinic

This is an opportunity to get our message to the public and also to interact with other interested groups around our issue. Please make an effort to march with us, Sunday June 29th.

mike
michaelkeith<at>prodigy.net
Feel free to repost

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BEAT CHURCH THIS THUR 6/19 W/ ROOTABREAKA'S, E.L.F., NEPTUNE, KITTY-D

tune — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 05:30:55 GMT

Join us this thursday getting ready for a magical weekend of raindance redwood fun as we welcome to beat church for the first time members of one of our favorite L.A. crews the rootabreaka's. A Duo Outta L.A. Mashing All Hop Genre's..Dub Step Choice BreakBeats while Remixing On The Fly...Orginal Clean Binger TRax Played Threw Out There Setz, Cutz Samples & Handsonic 10 Soundscapes By Earth Steppa.. also JUST ADDED Gabriel (E.L.F.)will be joining the sonic landscape with a contribution of blessed beats for us all. With Kitty D and myself throwin' down our own blend of eclectic beats, and a possible guest appearance from our austin hommie dj manny...you are guaranteed another night of increadible music in the fun, friendly, intimate family atmosphere that only beat church can provide. The perfect pre-celebration to start what is going to be an increadible weekend @ the raindance campout. Come join us in getting it started right!

BEAT CHURCH (1st & 3rd thursdays monthly)
Thursday June 19th
~THE ROOTABREAKA'S
~DIRT RHYTHMS L.A. PoMj
~EartH Steppa~ /& Bartek~CleanBinger
http://www.myspace.com/rootabreaka
~Gabriel (E.L.F.) (Maui coconut wireless(
~Kitty D (kittyology)
http://www.myspace.com/kittyology
~Nep~tune (spiritual technologies)
?suprise guest dj manny (Aus tx)
@ SHINE (1337 Mission @ 9th)
http://www.shinesf.com
10pm til 2am
only $5 at the door!

LOVE, light, peace, GRATITUDE, beats~n~blessings...tune

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Recycling Project

Matthew — Tue, 20 May 2008 16:16:45 GMT

Currently I am working on a "Texas Recycle" project. I am customizing 26 gal. cans. There is a daytime photo of one in my album. The logos will be lit at night, like an "exit" sign. I am going to try to recycle at the major events in the Austin area (Houston, San Antonio, Dallas are close enough...+/- 3 hour drive). Anyhow, I think some of y'all should take on the project as well. Obviously there is still a problem with not recycling at major events.

Matt

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MASSAGE TRADE CAMPOUT PARTY

GoGoGypsy — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 00:11:41 GMT

MASSAGE TRADE CAMPOUT PARTY

SUNDAY JUNE 29th - MONDAY JUNE 30th

$10 to reserve your spot!
**deadline Sun June 22nd**

A trading extravaganza for certified massage therapists!!

Commune with nature and trade with other massage therapists in the San Francisco Bay Area! We will be reserving a group camp site to exchange massages, share skills and stories, and generally enjoy causing mayhem into the wee hours!

The site will accommodate up to 50 people, be within an hour drive of San Francisco, have flush toilets, and hot showers. Tents only! Bring your table/thai mat and linens! These are the sites being considered:

Portola Redwoods SP
Big Basin Redwoods SP
Brannan Island
Caswell Memorial SP

FOR MORE INFO: gogogypsy.googlepages.com/massa...tparty

**The site will not be reserved until we get at least 20 people attending (to cover the reservation fees), so if you think this sounds like fun, MAKE YOUR RESERVATION NOW!!!

**This is not a profit-making venture....if we get more money than the site fees, we will refund the extra to all who attend

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BEAT CHURCH THIS THUR 6/5 WITH AN-TEN-NAE, LAURA, & LITTLE JOHN

tune — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 08:06:01 GMT

Come join us again this Thursday for another all star cast at beat church. Bringing back our favorite duo: an-ten-nae (Adam Ohana) & Laura for a eclectic mash up of supersonic sounds and beats from this pair that always throws down an awesome surprise set when they come out to play together. Also for a little raindance warm up energy we are excited to have Raindance's founder Little John come to bless the church with his beats. With Kitty-D and myself filling in the sound spaces in between, it is sure to be yet another absolutely incredible night of great music, family, and stellar vibes. Come join us again and be part of the magic of beat church as we build the momentum for this summers festivities in the intimate setting that only beat church can provide.

BEAT CHURCH (1st & 3rd Thursdays monthly)
Thursday June 5th
~ORGASMITRON (Adam Ohana & Laura)
~an-ten-nae (Adam Ohana) (Get Freaky)
http://an-ten-nae.net
http://www.myspace.com/antennae
~Laura (El Circo, E.F.L.)
http://www.myspace.com/djlaura
~Little John (Raindance, Santa Cruz CA)
http://www.myspace.com/littlejohn1313
~Kitty-D (kittyology)
http://www.myspace.com/kittyology
~Neptune (spiritual technologies)

@ SHINE (1337 Mission @ 9th)
http://shinesf.com
10pm til 2am
only $5 at the door!

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Cruise Memoir Published - Bay Area author

Micha — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 04:56:26 GMT

Hi

I am spreading word about my new book about my life working on a cruise ship. Permanent Passenger: My Life on a Cruise Ship chronicles my wacky job search to get my dream job as Assistant Cruise Director and takes you behind the scenes on a cruise ship.

Go to www.permanentpassenger.com to see more about the book.

Truly a very funny insightful book that will make you laugh – cry – and throw up just a bit.

Cheers
Micha Berman

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Win a Free Sunday Ticket to the Harmony Festival next weekend!

EcoSecrets — Sat, 31 May 2008 22:02:07 GMT

Become a friend of ClearEdge Power on Tribe, upload your EcoSecret (a guilty pleasure of yours that's not so eco-friendly) and be automatically entered to win a ticket to Sunday at the Harmony Festival next weekend. Become part of the EcoSecret Community at http://ecosecrets.crowdvine.com (upload your EcoSecret on tribe or http://ecosecrets.crowdvine.com)

SUNDAY MUSIC:

ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT
JEFFERSON STARSHIP
ANGELIQUE KIDJO
CIPES & THE PEOPLE, 5 EYED HAND
FREE PEOPLES
POOR MAN'S WHISKEY

and the Harmony Festival After Party with

SHIMSHAI & FRIENDS
YUNGCHEN LHAMO
"The Voice of Tibet"
THE TINA MALIA BAND
DJ CHEB I SABBAH
MEDICINE DRUM
HARMONY ALL-STARS
POLY-NATION CREATION

View the whole lineup including speakers and other activities at www.harmonyfestival.com

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Hello!!!!

Sat, 31 May 2008 21:35:03 GMT

this is only way to have fun

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Check out the new "Bruner Men" video

manonamission — Thu, 29 May 2008 01:47:34 GMT

on youtube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00jqIbonvsc

or on my tribe profile

David K Bruner is a local, San Francisco photographer specializing in portraits. You can learn more about him on his website:

www.davidkbruner.com

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International Children's Games - Adopt A City

Yiwen — Sun, 25 May 2008 00:48:29 GMT

Dear All,

As community members, we understand the meaning of "community" and
what it represents as well as serves. In this context, I would like
to present you an opportunity to help youths around the world
experience "community" that has no national borders, no city-divides.

Many of you may have heard of the International Children's Games (ICG:
www.icg2008. com)--ICG promotes peace and friendship through sports and
is the Olympics for youths from around the world. San Francisco is
honored to be the host city for the 42nd ICG and will extend
hospitality to these young athletes. To make our young delegates feel
even more welcome, we would like to tap into our local Bay Area
communities and ask that they participate in the ICG "Adopt A City"
program.

Your help is simple, yet tremendous.. .All you need to do is browse
through the cities listed below and help me come up with corresponding
local communities and community leaders who might be interested in
adopting a ICG city. Once I get some names and addresses from you, the
ICG volunteer office will mail them a packet that explains how to
"Adopt A City." Thank you and hope to hear from you soon!

Warmly,
Yiwen Chang
650-703-1466

Cote d'ivorie Abidjan
Ghana kumasi
Kenya Nairobi

Bahrain Manama
Taipei Kaoshiung
India New Delhi
India Vadodara
Israel Jerusalem
Israel Raanana
Mongolia Ulaanbaatar
Pakistan Lahore
Pakistan Sialkot
Philippines Cebu City
Philippines Paranque
China Beijing
China Hong Kong
China Macao
China Shanghai
China Zhenjiang
South Korea Daegu
South Korea Seoul
Singapore Singapore
Thailand Bangkok
Vietnam Ho Chi Minh City

Australia Lake Macquarie

Austria Eisenstadt
Austria Graz
Austria Innsbruck
Czech Republic Cesky Krumlov
England Coventry
Germany Darmstadt
Germany Freiberg
Germany Gelting
Germany Kempten
Greece Athens
Greece Partas
Greece Sparta
Greenland Nuuk
Hungary Keskemet
Hungary Sopron
Iceland Reykjavik
Ireland Cork
Ireland Tralee
Italy Brescia
Lithuania Kaunas City
Luxembourg Luxembourg
Monaco Monaco
Netherlands Alkmaar
Netherlands Joure
Poland Plock
Romania Medias
Russia Podolsk
Scotland Lanarkshire
Slovakia Bratislava
Slovakia Celje
Slovakia Maribor
Slovakia Mislinja
Slovakia Muska Sobata
Slovakia Ravne na Koreskem
Slovakia Sentilji
Slovakia Velenje
Sweden Halmstad
Switzerland Lausanne
Switzerland Montreux
Switzerland Vevey

Canada Brantford
Canada Hamilton
Canada Halifax
Canada Kitchener
Costa Rica San Jose
Jamaica Montego Bay
USA Chesterfield
USA Cleveland
USA Florence
USA Marion
USA Oakland
USA Contra County
USA Los Gatos
USA New York
USA Rochester
USA San Francisco
USA San Mateo

Trinidad Port of Spain

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Local designer and company has a great sale on Designer shoes and bags!

connect-optics — Fri, 23 May 2008 01:18:57 GMT

Goldenbleu a high end bag and shoe company from the bay area is having a sale this weekend. The stuff is amazing and it's all made in Italy!

http://shop.goldenbleu.com/

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Bay Area Recycling: Free Pick-up of Scrap Metal, Appliances, etc.

Kirk — Thu, 22 May 2008 17:48:52 GMT

Clean Planet Recycling Website: http://xrl.us/CleanPlanet

I had an old, leaky washing machine that I was keeping around to wash sandy, windsurfing beach towels but I never hooked it up to water the lawn to recycle the rinse water before putting the towels, without sand, into my regular machine. Not worth the trouble....

Anyway, I posted the machine on Craigs List FOR FREE and "Clean Planet Recycling" saw the ad, sent me an email and came to get it, all within hours. They might fix it to sell for a small profit or sell the working parts like the motor and pumps after stripping the copper wire and selling the metal for scrap.

Details: Clean Planet Recycling of Redwood City, CA

* Free Scrap Metal Pickup
* Small and Large appliance removal (A small fee to cover gas and drive time may be charged for special trips. Email for quote. )
* We take water heaters, washers, dryers, laptops, TVs, computer monitors, anything electrical working or not.
* Old farm equipment, engine blocks or buckets of nails
* Can pick-up and remove one item or hundreds.

Contact Details for an appointment or directions to drop-off for free at their facility. http://xrl.us/CleanPlanet

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EcoSecrets - What can't you live without, at the Harmony Festival in Santa Rosa

EcoSecrets — Thu, 22 May 2008 15:25:47 GMT

ClearEdge Power, the creator of the CE5, independent alternative energy, low emissions home and small business energy and heat generator will be the title sponsor of the EcoVillage at the Harmony Festival in Santa Rosa, CA this June.

Visit http://ecosecrets.crowdvine.com to share your EcoSecret and to view others. Share and be inspired! Then come by the ClearEdge Power booth at the Harmony Festival to find your EcoSecret and have some free smoothie!

See you there!

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The Bruner Men

manonamission — Wed, 21 May 2008 19:40:31 GMT

Dedicated the the men whose image has been captured and immortalized by San Francisan artist and photographer, David K Bruner. To become a Bruner Man, click on www.davidkbruner.com. http://tribes.tribe.net/davidkbruner

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Five Eyed Hand @ Bobolink Music Festival this weekend!!!~

gizzard — Wed, 21 May 2008 19:06:12 GMT

hey Gang,
super excited to start this amazing Festival off tomorrow in the Sierras.
Come on out and join the madness that is Bobolink!!~
please also check out our other list of up-coming shows and festivals.
notably: Harmony Festival in Santa Rosa & High Sierra Music Festival In Quincy

5.22.08 & 5.24.08
Bobolink Music Festival, Belden Town,CA
5EH plays mainstage on Thur 22nd 8-9:30p.m
Followed by a Saturday the 24th @ 5-7p.m
http://www.bobolinkmusicfestival.com/

6.3.08
Moes Alley
Santa Cruz,CA
2 sets all night long $7
http://www.moesalley.com/

6.6.08
Fernwood Resort, Big Sur,CA
5EH plays 2 sets Free show-9-12pm. B-Day Party!!~
http://www.fernwoodbigsur.com/

6.8.08
Harmony Festival, Santa Rosa,CA
5EH plays at 1:45-3p.m
http://www.harmonyfestival.com/

6.28.08
The Crows Nest, Santa Cruz, CA
5EH plays 2 sets 8:30p.m- 11:30p.m $7
http://crowsnest-santacruz.com/

7.3.08
High Sierra Music Festival
Shady Grove Stage. 3-4:15p.m

7.6.08
High Sierra Music Festival
Shady Grove Stage. 1-2:15p.m (times subject to change)
http://www.highsierramusic.com/

as always please check our website for the latest info.
http://www.FiveEyedHand.com

http://tribes.tribe.net/fiveeyedhand

peace
Gizzard

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Cruise Book Published - Bay Area Author

Micha — Sat, 17 May 2008 06:08:43 GMT

Hi

I am a local author in San Francisco spreading word about my new book about my life working on a cruise ship. Permanent Passenger: My Life on a Cruise Ship chronicles my wacky job search to get my dream job as Assistant Cruise Director and takes you behind the scenes on a cruise ship.

Witnessing rescues at sea, stowaways, fatalities, and passionate romances are just some of the day to day events revealed in this intriguing and humorous account.

Go to www.permanentpassenger.com to see more about the book.

Available in Bay Area bookstores including Stacey's, Books Inc at Opera Plaza, Get Lost Travel Bookstore, Book Passage and online.

Truly a very funny insightful book that will make you laugh – cry – and throw up just a bit.

Cheers
Micha Berman

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BEAT CHURCH THIS THUR 5/15 Abai's official "fearless" cd release party! & Brandon

tune — Wed, 14 May 2008 05:22:53 GMT

Come join us this thursday as we throw down in a big way celebrating the long awaited release of Abai's new cd "fearless" Abai has been rockin' the scene for over a decade and his new material represents the most recent evolution of all his styles and influences over the years. Come out and hear him drop some of the freshest sounds and dopest materials yet from his new release. Also joining us will be Brandon busting out his new original material for his 2nd beat church performance. Kitty D and myself will be rounding out the sonic edges as usual with the full spectrum eclectic styles and sounds you have come to know and love. This promises to be yet another night of some the freshest cutting edge sounds from our peeps, in the unique intimite beat church style & setting. Copies of Abai's new "fearless" cd will be available at the door! Don't miss it!

BEAT CHURCH (1st & 3rd thur. monthly)
THURSDAY MAY 15TH:
Abai's official cd release!
~Abai (Bounce Reflex, Loaf Tech, Castle Dub Skull, Cypher Town/Street Ritual)
http://www.myspace.com/abaimusic
http://bouncereflex.com/
MIXES:
http://www.bouncereflex.com/music/hiphopabai.mp3
http://www.bouncereflex.com/music/dubstepabai.mp3
~Brandon
http://www.myspace.com/haleblast
~Kitty-D (kitty-ology)
http://www.myspace.com/kittyology
~Nep~tune (spiritual technologies)

@ SHINE (1337 Mission @9th)
http://shinesf.com
10pm til 2am
only $5 at the door!
*EXTRA BONUS!...we will also be doing beat church on the 5th thursday this month! Stayed tuned for the dets!

LOVE, light, peace, GRATITUDE, beats~n~blessings...tune

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Night Light: An Evening of Luminous Environments

Phil — Mon, 12 May 2008 21:55:42 GMT

Night Light: An Evening of Luminous Environments

On the evening of May 17th, 2008, the entire building that houses Climate Theater and Gallery NINE (formerly the Anon Gallery) will be taken over by a select group of artists who use light and electricity. 22 eclectic spaces including two theater spaces, multiple rooms as well as a rooftop garden will be filled with illuminated installations, projections, sculptures and performances. The curation is by a group of local artists who are the visual arts and film curators for Climate Theater.

Please join us for this very exciting and unique event!

Saturday May 17th, 2008
8pm-midnight
$7-10 sliding scale admission

Climate Theater/Gallery NINE
285 9th St (at the corner of Folsom)
San Francisco, CA 94103
www.climatetheater.com

Climate Theater is an alternative arts space in San Francisco's SOMA district that encourages the development of non-traditional performance and experimental work with a focus on collaboration and exploration. Established in 1985, Climate is known for such innovative landmark programs as the Solo Mio Festival, which helped launch the careers of Josh Kornbluth, Anne Galjour and Justin Bond and is currently home to the weekly Music Box Series, Night Vision experimental film series and a wide variety of new circus and other theatrical events. The Climate is run by artistic director Jessica Heidt, formerly of the Magic Theatre.

Participating Artists:
Shiloh Burton (slide projection) http://www.shilohburton.com/
Michael Clarke (illuminated sculpture) http://www.theinnershade.com/
Colby Claycomb (mylar installation)
Gary Clemenceau (photography) http://www.smokecitystudio.com/
Jen Cohen (video and mylar installation)
Ian Cone (video landscape)
Carmel Louise Crane (video drawing)
Clint Imboden (photographic sculptural installation) http://www.clintimboden.com/
Brendan Leonard (video installation) http://www.brendanleonard.com/
Magnanimous (blacklight musical performance)
Elyse Mallouk (digital animation on mylar) http://www.elysemallouk.com/
Luis Maurette and Gregg Kowalsky (video and sound installation) http://www.luismaurette.net/
Valerie Mendoza (illuminated sculptural installation)
Ranu Mukherjee (animated video projection)
Luis Recorder (video installation)
Kit Rosenberg (sculptural installation)
Liena Vayzman (video projection) http://www.lienavayzman.com
DOUBLE VISION (intermedia performance company) http://double-vision.biz/

Music By:
The Duke of Windsor - DJ specializing in 60's garage, psychedelic, beat, freakbeat, BRITISH/Euro/down under rock http://www.myspace.com/djdukeofwindsor

About our Curators:
G. Cole Allee received her MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute in 2007. Her work has been exhibited in San Francisco, LA and Tokyo. She is a photo-based artist exploring landscape as cultural iconography, and sometimes, vice versa. She has lived in San Francisco for a decade, teaching photography to youth at risk in Bayview Hunter's Point and recently with the Sixth Street Photography Workshop. While at SFAI she co-curated the Swell Gallery, the graduate venue. She is currently one of the Visual Arts curators for the Climate Theater

Jen Cohen is a video, performance artist who attempts to break the narrative, cinematic genre through the creation of abstract video motifs projected onto non-traditional surfaces. She has exhibited her work through out the Bay Area including venues such as the de Young Museum, Recombinant Media Lab, CNMAT, SomArts, 21 Grand, Roxie Cinema, The Lab, The Fine Arts Cinema and Artists Television Access (ATA). She received a B.F.A in Media Arts from California College of the Arts. Last October she started the 4d Dream-a-thon experimental film series at The Climate Theater and continues to co-curate the series

Kaliisa Conlon is a film and video artist based in San Francisco. After performing with her mystic rock band Pizza Party in the Pacific NW, she received her BFA in Film and Video at California College of the Arts in 2007. Kaliisa now co-curates the experimental film series at the Climate Theater in San Francisco and concocts her witchy art and psychic films from her bedroom in the Mission.

Victoria Mara Heilweil is a photographic artist, educator and curator. She received her MFA in Photography from California College of the Arts in 1995. Her work has been exhibited nationally in New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle. Victoria was the curator and co-owner of a cooperative art gallery in the East Village in NYC. Currently, she is one of the Visual Arts curators for the Climate Theater and runs "Show and Tell" a monthly slide slam and pot luck. http://www.victoriaheilweil.com

Brendan Leonard uses a variety of media to explore the language and role of conceptual art in the 21st century. He received his BFA in Media Arts from California College of the Arts in 2008, and lives in Oakland, CA. Brendan is currently co-curating a film/video series at the Climate Theater in San Francisco. He also very much enjoys playing the guitar and singing. http://www.brendanleonard.com/

Liena Vayzman is a photographer, video artist, and curator based in San Francisco. She earned her PhD in Art History at Yale, went to art school in France, and is part of the GIA: Gender Intelligence Agency. Her interests include interdisciplinary collaboration and radical queer visual culture. Most recently, she curated "HOME: The Aesthetics and Politics of Home in Contemporary Art" at Root Division, SF, and has exhibited nationally and internationally. http://www.lienavayzman.com

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Costume and Fashion industry in SF/ East Bay

miss_drea_cakes — Sat, 10 May 2008 16:50:31 GMT

Hello,
It's been 5 years since I moved from the Bay, and she's calling me home again..

Before I move, I want to check out my job prospects. I am a costume designer and fashion designer by trade.
So, I am wondering if you all have any information on clothing companies in the area that may need a new designer at some point, or have info on which theater costume shops are the best, and when their seasons are.

Thanks for your help!

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Creating a SF Bay Area Night Shift Workers Tribe

Matthew — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 04:34:30 GMT

Greetings from Austin, TX. I'll keep this brief: I want one of you, or a few of you, to create a tribe for SF Bay Area night shift workers and work to promote it. It is a great community service project. I worked the night shift for 6 months in Seattle, and I have talked to a few other people here in Austin who have worked the shift and I promise you that most know of the shift as being quite miserable. Books, movies, and video games, and the like, are not sufficient for people working the shift. People are social but the night shift generally does not allow people to be social enough. Fixing this problem would help society: the shift is necessary for businesses to function well, but the workers of the shift are fairly neglected. Here is my tribe in Austin: tribes.tribe.net/answ1 Feel free to use the layout.

Promoting: I advertised in the Austin Chronicle for 2 weeks. It was an unsuccessful ad, but I think the problem is that Austin does not have enough businesses open during the 2AM-6AM hours.
Solution: I think that what people in Austin need for developing a social life for night shift workers is successful models. SF Bay Area is a more populated region that probably has many businesses open for night shift workers. A tribe that caters to the night shift will help workers and businesses. Businesses can promote events such as the broadcasting of a rugby match @ 4AM @ such-and-such deli.

Thanks for your time,
Matt

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Check out my new tribe "The Bruner Men"

manonamission — Wed, 07 May 2008 16:32:07 GMT

dedicated to the men photographed by local artist and photographer, David K Bruner

http://tribes.tribe.net/davidkbruner

http://www.davidkbruner.com

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New to the Tribe

Eaglewolf — Tue, 06 May 2008 03:23:18 GMT

Hello All

Im new to the tribe, been living in the east bay for a year. But havent met too many people cause of my school schedule in the city, studying acupuncture. Just looking to meet some new peeps with similar interests.

Spencer

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Gay by the Bay

DeanSF — Mon, 05 May 2008 11:57:34 GMT

A new tribe for local gay men to meet new friends, post local events, promote their art/music/etc., discuss local issues, flirt, chat, and have fun.

http://tribes.tribe.net/gaybythebay

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Colin Stetson (Arcade Fire, Sinead O'Connor, Tom Waits, etc) in SF THIS Tuesday Night!

David — Mon, 05 May 2008 09:40:30 GMT

Tuesday, May 6, 2008, 8:00pm, $10 to $15 sliding scale
COLIN STETSON
DARREN JOHNSTON
SCOTT AMENDOLA
At the Climate Theater
285 9th Street @ Folsom, San Francisco

COLIN STETSON
He is THE jazz player to watch out for. Colin has a unique sax voice. His work has been featured on the David Letterman Show, in sessions and on tour with Tom Waits, Sinead O'Connor, Burning Spear and Medeski, Martin, and Wood, Anthony Braxton and "TV On The Radio". He is currently touring with the band, ARCADE FIRE, playing clarinet, bass clarinet, french horn, cornet and bass saxophone. Web: http://www.colinstetson.com Some YouTubes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5SH7JFv2yo With Transmission: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJ1d6-iSq2w

Quote: "Michigan native Colin Stetson is like the Roger Federer of avant-garde instrumental music. While the Swiss tennis player has changed the way we think of tennis, Stetson is redefining the possibilities of woodwind and brass instruments. Equally at home on the flute, French horn, clarinet, and saxophone, Stetson's musical innovations bring to mind the work of Fred Frith, Henry Kaiser and John Zorn. "

Joining Colin will be Darran Johnston and Scott Amendola.

About Scott Amendola (from the NY Times): "The drummer Scott Amendola could fairly be described as a jazz musician with an investment in the imperatives of groove. He seems to come by his eclecticism naturally: when rock, bebop and Afrobeat take turns surfacing in his music, they do so in a way that feels loose and unforced. " Web: http://www.scottamendola.com

About Darren Johnston: "As a performer, Johnston has performed, and/or recorded with such innovative musicians and composers as guitarist Fred Frith, clarinetist Don Byron, bassist Marcus Shelby, bassist Herbie Lewis, the ROVA Saxophone Quartet, clarinetist Ben Goldberg, and others. He was recently listed last June by Downbeat Magazine as one of “25 Trumpeters of the Future.” Web: http://www.darrenjohnstonmusic.com

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In March please support my new book

donnell — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 10:52:37 GMT

Tribe's been very good to me.

So has the Bay Area.

(Ghetto Celebrity, my memoir from 2003, probably only really sold well in SF, Seattle and Boston. Maybe half of my used copy sales have gone to Tribe members.)

So, please be aware of my second book:

http://www.amazon.com/Rollin-Dre-Unauthorized-Account-Insiders/dp/0345498224

It's a fun, edgy book. I'll warn that you pretty much have to be interested in hardcore rap music to have much use for it. But I'm pretty proud of the thing. Anyway, it will help sell my third book, which is going out to publishers next month.

Thanks!

dEA

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Check out my new tribe "The Bruner Men"

manonamission — Sat, 03 May 2008 19:30:13 GMT

http://tribes.tribe.net/davidkbruner

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Save Rent Control in CA!

imagebliss — Fri, 02 May 2008 08:10:39 GMT

Please vote June 3rd!
http://www.noprop98.org/

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Ride needed from San Francisco to Fort Bragg, Mendocino

Paul — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 21:23:27 GMT

Merry meet!

My girlfriend and I are looking for a ride from Frisco to Fort Bragg, or somewhere close by in Mendocino. We are carrying one acoustic guitar and two big duffel bags. We have some money to share for gas, nescessities. Please let us know via tribe or email if You are interested in helping us. Our contact is 951.294.0261.

Peace!
Paul & Johanna

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The Plácido Domingo 40th Anniversary Gala Concert

FilmFanSF — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 21:39:31 GMT

The Plácido Domingo 40th Anniversary Gala Concert
Mother’s Day Presentation in Movie Theatres for One Showing Only
Sunday, May 11, 2008 at 2:00pm in San Francisco, Berkeley, and Palo Alto

Landmark’s Embarcadero Center Cinemas- 1 Embarcadero Center, Promenade Level, San Francisco, (415) 267-4893
Landmark’s Shattuck Cinemas-2230 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley, (510) 644-2992
Landmark’s Guild Theatre- 949 El Camino Real, Menlo Park, (650) 266-9260

Advance ticket purchase at: http://www.landmarktheatres.com/tickets and at each theatre box office.

Online info: http://www.landmarktheatres.com/Films/films_frameset.asp?id=68175

Broad General Director Plácido Domingo takes LA Opera into movie theatres throughout the United States for the first time, as Landmark Theatres hosts screenings of The Plácido Domingo 40th Anniversary Gala Concert in 22 theatres throughout the country. Recorded before a live audience on April 18, 2008, the concert celebrates the fortieth anniversary of Mr. Domingo’s first professional appearance in Los Angeles and features arias and duets sung by Mr. Domingo and the internationally acclaimed soprano Patricia Racette. The concert is led by LA Opera Music Director James Conlon, conducting the LA Opera Orchestra, and will be screened at 2:00pm on May 11, 2008.

“Opera is an art form for everyone, and Landmark Theatres is helping us to capture this experience for music lovers throughout the United States,” said Mr. Domingo. “I am delighted to be able to share this concert with a national audience, including many who might not have experienced opera in live performance, and I hope that this is the first of many such ventures. I am also happy that Patricia Racette was able to join me for this wonderful celebration of my 40 years in Los Angeles, and that James Conlon could conduct this special evening.”

We encourage you to share this email with friends, colleagues, and opera lovers.
To add your name to Landmark Theatres weekly e-mail list and become eligible for free preview screenings, free CD music and other information about films playing at Landmark Theatres please sign up at : http://www.landmarktheatres.com/MailBag/FilmClubIndex_frameset.htm

http://www.landmarktheatres.com

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Beware of Newsmax ads on Tribe

manonamission — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 15:48:06 GMT

They ask "Should Hilary Quit" or other issues about the Democratic candidates. But in reality, they are a radical right organization in Washington that is trying to put a positive spin on everything Bush... Like, it is Congress that is responsible for high gas prices not Bush. They trick you to taking their poll and then they bombard you emails full of lies and try to spin the truth. The organization is "Americans for Tax Reform." Their website address is atr.org. Check if out if you don't belive me. These people are unreal. Here are some titles of their propoganda:

Aren’t Fuel Prices High Enough!?!?

Take Action now to put the brakes on higher energy taxes!

How are we supposed to afford to take our kids to school and get to work when the liberals in Congress slap even more taxes on our fuel costs? GO »

Liberals Are Stealing Your Freedom, Crushing Your Jobs & Killing the American Economy
Don’t Allow the Left to Raise Taxes on Energy! GO »

Tell Your Congressman to Oppose the Tax Increase of the Week
Latest Tax Hike Will Force Companies Offshore GO »

House Liberals Vote Next Week to Tax Your Pension GO »

Don’t allow free speech to be silenced!

Amendment to kill the Fairness Doctrine to be voted on today! GO »

They try hard to blame the Democrats for everything Bush did and didn't do and now want to convince you.

Take a stand and let them know that they are full of s**t!. Call or fax them at 202-785-0266 off and 202-785-0261 fax
Stop whining about whats wrong and make your voice heard!!

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Two GREAT Jazz Shows @ Climate Theater SF

David — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 09:26:17 GMT

CLIMATE THEATRE MUSIC BOX SERIES
The Place to HEAR the Music

Oh my goodness! So many things to tell you!

First, the Music Box Series has a new website. This is an added advantage over the MySpace page because (1) you won't be inundated with ads, and more importantly (2) it's super-simple to link people's names to their web pages so that you can sample their music and see their smiling faces before you come to any show.

Second, I'm pleased to present an ASTOUNDING evening of electronic and electronic-influenced music. For the acoustic purists let me say that the beauty of music is the ability to take found objects and make music out of them. Sometimes people play musical saws and hammer on pieces of metal they found in the junkyard. Or they play jugs or string a rope on a washtub and call it a washtub bass. So, why not use electronics the same way? Why not experiment?

--David Kaye, curator of the Music Box Series

Here's the lowdown on Michael Straus, the featured performer this Tuesday:

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Next Show

Tuesday, April 29, 2008, 8:00pm
MICHAEL STRAUS
45ISDISTANCE

Cover $10 to $15 sliding scale
Climate Theater
285 9th Street @ Folsom
San Francisco

MICHAEL STRAUS
Saxophonist Michael Straus' (b. 1983, New Orleans) abilities and dedication to the performance of new music have led to a variety of engagements at venues ranging from Washington D.C.'s Kennedy Center and New York City's The Stone to Italy's Festival Internazionale del Sassofono. His strong commitment to today's music, coupled with his close work alongside composers has resulted in over twenty new compositions by both emerging and established composers Halim El-Dabh, Matthew Burtner, Peter V. Swendsen, Per Bloland, Vitor Rua and Liduino Pitombeira among several others. Recent premieres include everything from large chamber works to solo compositions incorporating multi-channel audio and film projection.

As a frequent composer of electroacoustic music, Michael's compositions have been heard throughout the United States and Canada. His numerous recordings as a saxophonist, didgeridoo player and composer can be heard on SEAMUS, New Tertian and The Walter's Art Museum record labels.

Michael is an Enrico Di Giovanni Scholarship Recipient and winner of several other accolades including two Helen Gold and Derryl Haymon Scholarships and a Peabody Career Development Grant.
WEBSITE: http://www.mstraus.net

45ISDISTANCE
[45isdistance] has been described as one of the most innovative glitch-pop bands in the Bay Area, "blending surreal electronic textures with symphonic instruments, generating unexpected atmospheres of warm lo-fi and enthusiastic post-rock." 2 guys from Chile and Italy. Idea of the sound of hardware failure, warm and sweet lo-fi, experimental sounds, symphonic build ups and intimacy. JuanPablo: Machines, Acoustic Drums, Keyboards, Trumpet. Stefano: Machines, Guitar, Keyboard.
WEBSITE: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=42335919

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Following Show

Tuesday, May 6, 2008, 8:00pm
COLIN STETSON
DARREN JOHNSTON
SCOTT AMENDOLA

Cover $10 to $15 sliding scale
Climate Theater
285 9th Street @ Folsom
San Francisco

I once managed Colin's band, Transmission, an avant garde jazz band in the Thomas Chapin tradition. He's the single person who brought me back to appreciating jazz. Colin has a unique sax voice. His work has been featured on the David Letterman Show, in sessions and on tour with Tom Waits, Sinead O'Connor, Burning Spear and Medeski, Martin, and Wood, Anthony Braxton and TV On The Radio. He is currently touring with the band, ARCADE FIRE, playing clarinet, bass clarinet, french horn, cornet and bass saxophone.

Quote: "Michigan native Colin Stetson is like the Roger Federer of avant-garde instrumental music. While the Swiss tennis player has changed the way we think of tennis, Stetson is redefining the possibilities of woodwind and brass instruments. Equally at home on the flute, French horn, clarinet, and saxophone, Stetson's musical innovations bring to mind the work of Fred Frith, Henry Kaiser and John Zorn. "

Joining Colin will be Darran Johnston and Scott Amendola.

About Scott (from the NY Times): "The drummer Scott Amendola could fairly be described as a jazz musician with an investment in the imperatives of groove. He seems to come by his eclecticism naturally: when rock, bebop and Afrobeat take turns surfacing in his music, they do so in a way that feels loose and unforced. "

About Darren: "As a performer, Johnston has performed, and/or recorded with such innovative musicians and composers as guitarist Fred Frith, clarinetist Don Byron, bassist Marcus Shelby, bassist Herbie Lewis, the ROVA Saxophone Quartet, clarinetist Ben Goldberg, and others. He was recently listed last June by Downbeat Magazine as one of “25 Trumpeters of the Future.”

====================================================

MUSIC BOX SERIES
The Climate Theater Music Box Series is a non-profit showcase for unusual music featuring local performers, running the gamut from jazz to folk, experiemental to traditional, chamber music to brass bands. The Music Box Series is curated by David Kaye.

NEW MUSIC BOX WEBSITE! http://www.musicboxseries.com

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The Art of Photography

Glen — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 03:47:24 GMT

After 17 years as a commercial photographer I have decided that instead of complaining about the decline in photography as an art form I am going to do something about it. Beginning June 7 I will be hosting experiential photography Treks in the SF bay area and throughout Northern California. The Treks will teach the art of mindfully designing a great photograph. For more information please visit
http://www.nccenterphotoarts.com

Hope that you will join me - should be very informative, shared with good people and great fun.
Thanks... Glen

Northern California Center for the Photographic Arts
Dedicated to Teach, to Create and to Preserve the Art of Photography

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Five Eyed Hand in Sebastopol 2 nights Fri/Sat

gizzard — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 20:03:55 GMT

come on up north and party with us.
CHURN IT!

Five Eyed Hand..

04/25/08 (Fri) Forestville Club - Forestville, CA
James Whiton Solo to open (Eric McFadden Trio)
look for lots of collaborations and jamming this night. 9-1:30am
http://www.jameswhiton.com/

04/26/08 (Sat) Ace-in-the-Hole Cider Pub - Sebastopol, CA
7-10p.m free show 2 sets
http://www.acecider.com/

May 2008
Bobolink Music Festival
http://www.bobolinkmusicfestival.com/

July 2008
High Sierra Music Festival
http://www.highsierramusic.com/

lots more shows happening. please check our website for full details.
http://www.FiveEyedHand.com

Join our tribe discussion board @
http://tribes.tribe.net/fiveeyedhand

Myspace @
http://www.myspace.com/fiveeyedhand

peace
Gizzard

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A Slapstick Slavic Cabaret - Circus Finelli 3 nights only!!!

ty-techslave — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 00:48:52 GMT

A colorful hilarious evening of dirty wholesome circus cabaret mayhem.
It's one of those shows that you'll just enjoy and wish would never end.

One weekend only!!

Friday May 2nd 8pm
Saturday May 3rd 8pm
Sunday May 4th 8pm

Tickets: $15 at the door or at brown paper tickets

Stage Werx Theatre
533 Sutter Street between Powell and Mason
Up the road from the Powell Street Bart Station
http://www.stagewerx.org

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BEAT CHURCH this thur 4/17 with Mycho Cocoa

tune — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 06:43:22 GMT

Come out to beat church this thursday and rock with us we have long awaited guest and friend Mycho Cocoa of the fringe, up on the beat church alter for the first time. Back from his New York stint with a fresh new style and an abe-live set we are excited to have him throw down for the beat church vibe, which always seems to bring out the best in all our guests. Kitty-D and myself will be bustin' out our continuing evolution of musical styles to make the musical journey complete. Get ready for yet another night of great vibes, great people and block rockin' beats! Once again thanks for coming out to support the underground cutting edge music scene in the bay...looking forward to seeing you all there!

BEAT CHURCH (1st & 3rd Thursdays monthly)
Thur April 17th
~Mycho Cocoa (the fringe, SF & NY)
http://myspace.com/mycho
http://mycho.com/2008/01/15/...dubstep-mix/
~Kitty-D (kittyology)
http://myspace.com/kittyology
~Nep~tune (spiritual technologies)
@ Shine (1337 Mission @ 9th)
http://shinesf.com
10pm til 2am
only $5 at the door!

Coming up! thur. May 1st Abai's official cd release party!

LOVE, light, peace, GRATITUDE, beats~n~blessings...tune

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Objectification – Closing!

teamnoir — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:58:12 GMT

A photographic exhibit by Chris English in association with Citadel, (http://sfcitadel.org).

After being extended an extra four months there will be a Wrap Party for the exhibit on Thursday April 17th, 2008 from 7:00 PM- 10:00 PM at SF Citadel, 1277 Mission (near 9th) San Francisco, CA 94103

There is no admission fee for this event, however the venue is 18 and over only. The Wrap Party is the only event in the space from 7PM-10PM.

For more information please call 650-328-6941 or visit the artist website at http://teamnoir.name

This may be the last opportunity to see all of the pieces in this exhibit together. I encourage everyone to come join us, and please feel free to extend this invitation where you like.

If you've been looking for a chance to check out The Citadel, this is an excellent opportunity.

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HIV/AIDS prevention

Matthew — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 06:16:23 GMT

Prevention of HIV/AIDS rather than a pharmaceutical solution: a superior method

me: not a perfect thinker
incident: a poke in the finger while cleaning near a freeway
I preferred females that were not sexually promiscuous, assuming that I would be adequately safe.
I wanted and did get tested for HIV/AIDS before seeking sexual contact. At a certain point I decided that it would be best to know the HIV/AIDS status of a partner, or partners, before sexual contact. I have the official medical document and I demand the official medical document of a partner, or partners.

Matt
posted

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Five Eyed Hand on KPIG 1510 AM (SF) Sat

gizzard — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 19:56:56 GMT

Hey Gang,
Time to break out the acoustics and analog radio dials. Please tune in this Saturday as 5EH makes their radio performance debut on KPIG’s Ham Jam. The AM 1510 radio broadcast can be heard from Palo Alto to Petaluma. Please check out all our upcoming shows on our website to see everything we got in store…in the mean time. Tune In and PIG OUT!!~

04/05/08 (Sat) KPIG-AM 1510 - SAN FRANCISCO, CA
Tune into the Ham Jam exclusively in the San Francisco Bay Area on KPIG-AM, 1510-AM from 1pm-3pm every Saturday with your host, Tim Lynch. 5EH goes on at 2:10-2:45p.m w/ Izabella on at 1:00pm
http://www.kpig.com/

04/18/08 (Fri) Connecticut Yankee - San Francisco, CA
2 sets 10:00pm- Close Fritz's 50th birthday party
w/Special guests Gazelles, Featuring Garrin Benfield, Sam Flot, KC.Taylor
http://www.theyankee.com/
http://www.garrin.com/

04/25/08 (Fri) Forestville Club - Forestville, CA
James Whiton/Dale Fanning Duo to open (living daylights, Eric McFadden Trio)
look for lots of collaborations and jamming this night. 9-1:30am
http://www.jameswhiton.com/

04/26/08 (Sat) Ace-in-the-Hole Cider Pub - Sebastopol, CA
7-10p.m free show 2 sets
http://www.acecider.com/

for complete shows and band info please check out our website at:
http://www.FiveEyedHand.com

Join our tribe discussion board @
http://tribes.tribe.net/fiveeyedhand

peace
5EH

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Series of pesticide sprayings on all of San Francisco and 6 other counties.

Jade — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 18:11:10 GMT

The state plans to spray all of us several days a month for unknown number of years.
Sf Hearing on Light Brown Apple Moth Sprayings:

Monday, April 7th 10 am.
Board Chambers
SF City Hall

Public Comment Invited.

Sign up fir e-alerts at www.CASSonline.org
Research Info at: LBAMspray.com
Both at www.StoptheSpray.org

Santa Cruz and Monterey have already been sprayed without their consent. Hundreds taken ill.

We must defend children, immune suppressed, pets from being exposed to toxins and microtechnology that have not be adequately and independently tested. Protect yourself from chemical invasion.

We Need More Activists.

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What is there to do in novato?

Mon, 31 Mar 2008 03:40:50 GMT

Okay so my family moved from SD to novato, and i have no IDEA what there is to do while i visit... haha i guess there was a concert at Stafford lake but no one clued me in ...it feels so horrible when you dont know anyone.

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!Uniting Musicians (& Music Lovers) 4 Suicide Prevention!

MEREProject — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 03:46:21 GMT

Calling Instrumental/Jazz Vocalists, Music Makers and Music Lovers! Let's make a change!

http://www.themereproject.org/no2suicide

Raising awareness and funding for youth suicide prevention, The MÈRE Project Charitable Trust is developing “Simply Jobim”, a very original collection of 18 of the most beautiful songs by Antonio Carlos Jobim, the George Gershwin of Brasil. We are inviting Music Makers and Music Lovers from all over the U.S. and it's territories to join us in the production of Simply Jobim by contributing audio or MIDI instrumental tracks to the project, (effectively recorded live), or simply by making a nominal contribution of $5 USD and participating as a Project Member. ~ Come, join us in this creative journey of producing hope and a particular support for the children of America.

"Yesterday is a dream, tomorrow but a vision. But, today well lived makes
every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope.
Look well, therefore, to this day."
Sanskrit Proverb

"Vision with action can change the world."
Joel Barker

http://www.themereproject.org/no2suicide

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Grey Wolf books in San Leandro

Todd — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 01:18:23 GMT

Anyone know how long ago they went out of business? I drove by there this morning looking to find an obscure book only to discover the gate was locked and there was a "Closed Permanently" sign hanging on the front wall.

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hello

j. lilith — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 05:15:34 GMT

i just wanted to say hello to everyone. i'm pretty new here and i look getting forward to making some new friends in the city.

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URGENT! PLEASE HELP TIBET! SIGN THIS PETITION!

JuBaL — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 22:10:47 GMT

URGENT! PLEASE HELP TIBET! SIGN THIS PETITION!
PLEASE REPOST!

> Dear friends,
>
> After decades of repression under Chinese rule,
> the Tibetan people’s frustrations have burst
> onto the streets in protests and riots. With the
> spotlight of the upcoming Olympic Games now on
> China, Tibetans are crying out to the world for
> change.
>
> The Chinese government has said that the
> protesters who have not yet surrendered "
> will be punished". Its leaders are right
> now considering a crucial choice between
> escalating brutality or dialogue that could
> determine the future of Tibet, and China.
>
> We can affect this historic choice--China does
> care about its international reputation. China’s
> President Hu Jintao needs to hear that the ’Made
> in China’ brand and the upcoming Olympics in
> Beijing can succeed only if he makes the right
> choice. But it will take an avalanche of global
> people power to get his attention--and we need
> it in the next 48 hours.
>
> The Tibetan Nobel peace prize winner and
> spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama has called for
> restraint and dialogue: he needs the world’s
> people to support him. Click below now to sign
> the petition--and tell absolutely everyone you
> can right away--our goal is 1 million voices
> united for Tibet:
>
::: SIGN THE PETITION! :::
http://www.avaaz.org/en/tibet_end_the_violence/6.php
>
> China’s economy is totally dependent on "
> Made in China" exports that we all buy, and
> the government is keen to make the Olympics in
> Beijing this summer a celebration of a new
> China, respected as a leading world power. China
> is also a very diverse country with a brutal
> past and has reason to be concerned about its
> stability -- some of Tibet’s rioters killed
> innocent people. But President Hu must recognize
> that the greatest danger to Chinese stability
> and development comes from hardliners who
> advocate escalating repression, not from
> Tibetans who seek dialogue and reform.
>
> We will deliver our petition directly to Chinese
> officials in London, New York, and Beijing, but
> it must be a massive number before we deliver
> the petition. Please forward this email to your
> address book with a note explaining to your
> friends why this is important, or use our tell-a-
> friend tool to email your address book--it will
> come up after you sign the petition.
>
> The Tibetan people have suffered quietly for
> decades. It is finally their moment to speak--we
> must help them be heard.
>
> With hope and respect,
>
> Ricken, Iain, Graziela, Paul, Galit, Pascal,
> Milena, Ben and the whole Avaaz team
>
> PS - It has been suggested that the Chinese
> government may block the Avaaz website as a
> result of this email, and thousands of Avaaz
> members in China will no longer be able to
> participate in our community. A poll of Avaaz
> members over the weekend showed that over 80% of
> us believed it was still important to act on
> Tibet despite this terrible potential loss to
> our community, if we thought we could make a
> difference. If we are blocked, Avaaz will help
> maintain the campaign for internet freedom for
> all Chinese people, so that our members in China
> can one day rejoin our community.
>
> Here are some links with more information on the
> Tibetan protests and the Chinese response:
>
> BBC News: UN Calls for Restraint in Tibet
> http://news. bbc. co. uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/7301912.
> stm
>
> Human Rights Watch: China Restrain from
> Violently Attacking Protesters
> http://hrw.
> org/english/docs/2008/03/15/china18291.htm
>
> Associated Press: Tibet Unrest Sparks Global
> Reaction
> http://ap. google.
> com/article/ALeqM5gSSpPcDOPMoAiRLhPUyezuCRiXBQD8VFDD680
>
> New York Times: China Takes Steps to Thwart
> Reporting on Tibet Protests
> http://www. nytimes.
> com/2008/03/18/world/asia/18access.html?ref=world
>
> --------------------------------------------
>
>
>
> ABOUT AVAAZ
> Avaaz. org is an independent, not-for-profit
> global campaigning organization that works to
> ensure that the views and values of the world’s
> people inform global decision-making. (Avaaz
> means "voice" in many languages.)
> Avaaz receives no money from governments or
> corporations, and is staffed by a global team
> based in London, Rio de Janeiro, New York,
> Paris, Washington DC, and Geneva.

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Women

Toki — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 02:44:29 GMT

I recently encountered quite the dilemma with my current girlfriend. We have been going out for around 7 months, and it has been going great. However, just until maybe a month or two ago, she has not been able to get excited (meaning sexually). Before, she would get wet pretty fast, and I was able to please her. Now, I'll spend near to half an hour just to get her wet, and more recently she hasn't at all. Is this a loss of attraction towards me from her point of view, or am I just doing something wrong? We have a good emotional relationship, but I know that pleasing her sexually is a way of showing my love for her physically. Any suggestions on what to do? Thank you.

By the way, I'm new to this so I'm not exactly sure how this works, so I am sorry in advance if I do not follow the rules.

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hello everyone

joshholiday — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 22:47:13 GMT

hey guys,

i signed up not too long ago but figured it was long overdue to see was up with my fellow tribesmen & women

hope all is well,

here is a present to start things off on a good note with my new podcast

http://joshholiday.podomatic.com/

i would love to hear some feedback on the podcast

& get to know everyone as well

mad love & respect to all

josh

" may the force be with you ..............always"

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Looking for fun-ness in SF

Leanne — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 19:10:14 GMT

I'm vacationing out in San Francisco march 16-25th... hoping to find some fun ppl to show me around or tell me about spots to check out!!!!
It will just be me and a backpack, so if you see me wandering about in a teal Osprey, come say hi!! I am friendly, well behaved (sort of) and barely shed!
I also REALLY want to learn to surf, if anyone knows how and feels like teaching me and watching me fall down a lot :)

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Pirates Ball

Craig — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 00:09:35 GMT

GET READY TO WALK THE PLANK FOR A GOOD CAUSE!

Northern California’s First Annual
PIRATES BALL AND SILENT AUCTION
To benefit The Childrens Hospital and Research Center of Oakland

WHAT:
Humanitarians, pirate enthusiasts, music buffs and movie fans are invited to San Francisco’s historic Verdi Club for an evening of live music, dancing, and star gazing at the first annual Pirate Ball and Silent Auction. Raise a pint and sing along to nautical musician Skip Henderson and The Starboard Watch. Then groove to local indie rock group The Plasterkatz. Delight in the clever antics of the infamous Jack Spareribs, the evening’s Master of Ceremonies, and bid on over $5,000 worth of limited edition collectibles and memorabilia. Win a raffle prize or revel in the company of Barbossa's crewmembers from the hit Disney movie Pirates of the Caribbean; Curse of the Black Pearl: The forceful Bo'sun who slapped Miss Swan - Isaac C Singelton Jr., the creepy Koehler who choked Captain Jack through the bars of his cell - Treva Etienne, and the sadistic grenade tossing Jacoby - Vince Lozano. Guests are encouraged to come dressed in their best pirate gear and enter The Best Dressed Pirate contest. 100% of the event’s gross proceeds will go to The Children’s Hospital and Research Center of Oakland.

WHO:
Pirates for Children’s Hospital of Orange County (“Pirates4choc”) was started by Evan Pagay, an Orange County DJ and Jack Sparrow impersonator, and Matt Stone, owner of Seawolf Clothing Company in Huntington Beach. Evan and Matt gathered a group of piratical celebrities and entertainers to donate their time to entertain, give out toys, and play games with the children and their families in the hospital. The event was so successful, the group decided to launch a similar hospital visit and fund raiser in Northern California under the leadership of Craig Appel, local Bay Area pirate entertainer.

WHEN:
Saturday, March 21, 2008
VIP pre-party 6:00PM – 8:00PM. Doors open for general admission at 8:00PM.

WHERE:
The Verdi Club, 2424 Mariposa Street, San Francisco, CA

PRICES:
Advance tickets: $30.00
Tickets at the door: $40.00
VIP tickets: $50.00
VIP package includes reserved parking, gift bag, and exclusive early admission to the Pirate Lounge for wine tasting and hors d'oeuvres with The Pirates of the Caribbean, Curse of the Black Pearl film actors.

Tickets available at Sea Wolf Trading Company, 36551 Fremont Blvd. Fremont or online at www.pirates4choc.org.

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Looking for Coconut Shell Carved Earrings From Bali

lethal-piano — Fri, 07 Mar 2008 03:46:51 GMT

Please help...
Do you know a guy who travels between SF and Bali selling coconut shell and bone carved, gauged earrings? Four years ago I bought exquisite earrings from him at the Cell Space Holiday craft fair (or whatever) and today they broke. I think his name was Jessie and at the time he traveled with a girlfriend who sold sarongs from Bali. If you can help me out, please contact me directly. I would be so thankful!

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Couchsurfer Seeking Room or Studio in SF

Nithin — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 05:17:10 GMT

I just moved to the bay area, currently staying at a decent though smallish budget hotel in North Beach. I'm a well traveled guy, did a 13 month long trip around the world last year, and more recently spent time working as a field organizer in Pennsylvania on an anti-war campaign and in Iowa and my home state, Kansas, for Barack Obama. I'm 24, male, now (as of the 20th) working for the Sierra Club as a Grassroots Media Coordinator.

Looking for a couchsurfing friendly (i promise, if you've never done it, you'll love it. you get to meet the most amazing people from all around the world! check out my profile - http://www.couchsurfing.com/profile.html?id=LC0H0P - and see my references!) place in a cool neighborhood - walking distance to cafe's, bars, and public transit. I have no car, and no furniture though getting some would be no big deal.

as a roommate, I'm pretty clean, considerate, and respect people's privacy. i tend to get very annoyed by people who don't clean up after themselves, and who aren't considerate. I'm easygoing, you'll never seen me get upset or lose my temper, partly because I'm good at keeping things in perspective. anyway, shoot me and email if I seem like the type of guy for your spare room!

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Help Children's Hospital

Craig — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 19:00:47 GMT

WHAT:
Humanitarians, pirate enthusiasts, music buffs and movie fans are invited to San Francisco’s historic Verdi Club for an evening of live music, dancing, and star gazing at the first annual Pirate Ball and Silent Auction. Raise a pint and sing along to nautical musician Skip Henderson and The Starboard Watch. Then groove to local indie rock group The Plasterkatz. Delight in the clever antics of the infamous Jack Spareribs, the evening’s Master of Ceremonies, and bid on over $5,000 worth of limited edition collectibles and memorabilia. Win a raffle prize or revel in the company of Barbossa's crewmembers from the hit Disney movie Pirates of the Caribbean; Curse of the Black Pearl: The forceful Bo'sun who slapped Miss Swan - Isaac C Singelton Jr., the creepy Koehler who choked Captain Jack through the bars of his cell - Treva Etienne, and the sadistic grenade tossing Jacoby - Vince Lozano. Guests are encouraged to come dressed in their best pirate gear and enter The Best Dressed Pirate contest. 100% of the event’s gross proceeds will go to The Children’s Hospital and Research Center of Oakland.

WHO:
Pirates for Children’s Hospital of Orange County (“Pirates4choc”) was started by Evan Pagay, an Orange County DJ and Jack Sparrow impersonator, and Matt Stone, owner of Sea Wolf Clothing Company in Huntington Beach. Evan and Matt gathered a group of piratical celebrities and entertainers to donate their time to entertain, give out toys, and play games with the children and their families in the hospital. The event was so successful, the group decided to launch a similar hospital visit and fund raiser in Northern California under the leadership of Craig Appel, local Bay Area pirate entertainer.

WHEN:
Saturday, March 21, 2008
VIP pre-party 6:00PM – 8:00PM. Doors open for general admission at 8:00PM.

WHERE:
The Verdi Club, 2424 Mariposa Street, San Francisco, CA

PRICES:
Advance tickets: $30.00
Tickets at the door: $40.00
VIP tickets: $50.00

VIP package includes reserved parking, gift bag, and exclusive early admission to the Pirate Lounge for wine tasting and hors d'oeuvres with The Pirates of the Caribbean, Curse of the Black Pearl film actors.

Tickets available at Sea Wolf Trading Company, 36551 Fremont Blvd. Fremont or online at http://www.pirates4choc.org

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looking for a rasta to interview for my english paper!!

Sarah — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 03:10:19 GMT

Hi,
If you live in the east bay and you are a rastafarian and willing to answer about 20 questions for my paper for english class please email my dad at david.epstein56@gmail.com
please let me know asap!!

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BEAT CHURCH THIS THUR FEB 21st with HEYOKA !

tune — Thu, 21 Feb 2008 00:01:33 GMT

Fasten your seat belts and get ready for the next installment of new up & coming producers in the Yay area that beat church is pleased to bring into the light. Heyoka from San Jose will be bringing you phase two of the eclectic musical offerings we were gifted with when we had memosa come out last month. He will be coming with the next chapter in musical evolution...rockin' down the church with the help of me(neptune)and kitty D. & it also looks like Mimosa will be steppin' in for a bit and we all gonna mix it up a bit! Guaranteed to be yet another evening of incredible music all night long! So get there early ($5 top shelf tequila til midnight)...you won't want to miss this. It really does just keep getting better! As always thanks for supporting Beat Church, the underground music scene, and these
incredible up and coming artists. See you @ church!

Also there will be cd's available by our featrured artists at the door!

BEAT CHURCH (1st & 3rd Thursdays monthly)
THURSDAY FEB. 21ST
~Heyoka (street ritual, San Jose)
http://www.myspace.com/andreism
~Kitty D (kittyology)
http://www.myspace.com/kittyology
~Neptune (spiritual technologies)
~Mimosa (street ritual, San Jose)
http://www.myspace.com/tigranmimosa

@SHINE (1337 Mission st, between 9th & 10th)
10pm til 2am
only $5 at the door

LOVE, light, peace, GRATITUDE, beats~n~blessings...tune

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Pillow fight pictures

torroid — Sun, 17 Feb 2008 05:37:30 GMT

http://www.flickr.com/photos/torroid/sets/72157603914995543/

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Mind Power Course

Nelly — Sun, 17 Feb 2008 21:33:29 GMT

Dear Tribe Member,
After a GREAT SUCCESS of "MIND Your Intellect"- A Mind Power Self Study Course from Golden Inspirations. Now we are happy to launch Digital Version of the Mind Power Course with INSTANT PAY & INSTANT DOWNLOAD Feature. Now you can improve your mind power at the comfort of your home.

We all know how important our Mind is, whatever we are and whatever we do good or bad is created by our own Mind. But very few people know that you can get whatever you want, a better job? Better relationships? Peaceful & Problem free life? Etc. Just by improving your mind power.

"This course will change the way you look towards yourself. This course is especially designed to help you understand how your mind works, and how you can unleash the hidden potential of your mind."

Course Includes:-
1.An Excellent book on Unleashing Mind Power.
2.Two Audio CDs with 10 different scientifically designed Meditations & Relaxation Exercises to help you make your mind more efficient.

For your comfort we have also included Free Cash on Delivery (COD) service across INDIA. Course can be delivered to you within "3 Business Days".

We have especially kept a low price of "$33/- " for the complete package & Just "$13/-" for the Digital Download Version.

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Hard Copy Version: Just $33/-
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Visit: http://worldwide.goldeninspiration.com

Regards,
Team Golden Inspirations
http://www.goldeninspiration.com

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newb in town!

niki — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 04:33:15 GMT

hi!

i'm considering moving to the bay area come august and am curious about the area and it's offerings.

i'm a BA psych graduate looking for related work, and have mid-length dreads.

Can you share some insight to the town , lifestyles, political and eco affiliations, workforce and scholastic environment?

also, how is the rental housing scene..co-ops, whatev.

any info would be great really!
thank you <3

niki

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Good Collection of Important Websites

Thu, 07 Feb 2008 14:39:01 GMT

Dear Friends,

I found this important website which has links to all daily use Important Websites.

http://ihome.rapidmile.com

I recommend you to put it as your HOME PAGE and take use of it daily.

Also feel free to forward to your friends

Regards,
Namrata

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Congestion Pricing Poll

amy — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 16:40:26 GMT

The SF Business Times asks: Is it fair to ask users of a resource -- Doyle Drive, in this case -- to pay for it through a toll? Give them your opinion by visiting http://www.bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/poll/

From http://www.sfcta.org/content/view/275/94/

Doyle Drive is the primary highway and transit linkage through San Francisco, between counties to the south (San Mateo and Santa Clara) and to the north (Marin and Sonoma). As a multimodal corridor, Doyle Drive currently carries:

91,000 weekday vehicles
17,000 weekday transit riders
127,000 weekday persons in cars
144,000 weekday persons in all modes
To put this in perspective, the entire 74-mile Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system carries about 250,000 passengers per day.

Doyle Drive serves many non-work related trip purposes, particularly on weekends (tourism and recreation). But on weekdays, it is most heavily used for work trips, which account for 88% of total use during peak hours and 48% during off-peak hours.

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Ki Energy Healing Center in S. Mateo

amy — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 17:31:49 GMT

Come and experience the Healing power of Ki Energy!

~Receive a Ki Energy Treatment~
These Full-body energy treatments, given by Ki Masters, combine sound vibration and touch to open energy blockages, release toxins and catalyze the healing process. Ki Treatments can help to energize the body, relieve stress and pain and promote relaxation and emotional balance.

*We also offer classes in self-healing*
Our body’s system, like nature, can regulate itself to perfect health if given the proper environment and tools.
This ancient Taoist method provides a unique self-healing system that directly addresses the root cause of disease, providing techniques to help regain vitality.
Achieve mental clarity, increased flexibility, higher energy levels and more by learning to circulate your own healing life force energy, and release blockages and toxins. We address the causes and effects of illness, brought on by emotions, inherited family energy blockages and environmental toxins and allows for a deep, fundamental restoration of one’s self-healing power and basic mental and physical health.

Come and visit!
2301 El Camino Real, San Mateo, CA phone: 650-525-9964

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Fav SF Photos of 2007 and happy new year!

loscocco — Sun, 30 Dec 2007 02:11:52 GMT

I want to take time to share with you some of my favorite photography
that I have done over the past year.

Click on this link to view the full gallery.
www.loscocco.net/images/2007photography

Its so hard to choose the best ones when i have tens of thousand of photos
to choose from but I would love to hear your comments on them
Hope you enjoy them!

If you know anyone who need photos taken please let me know as i am looking to get more experience.

Happy 2008!!!!
I hope its a good one for you.
:)
Sincerely
Erin

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YOGA TAI CHI RETURNS! THIS SAT JAN. 26TH! Benefit for cell space @ cell space

tune — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 10:41:03 GMT

The historic Yoga Tai Chi collective is BACK! for some of you this is only a legend, and for those of you who remember these parties were at the heart of the bay area conscious underground dance community's development. The Yoga Tai chi events are what put Lorin (bassnectar) on the map and an integral part of the evolution and inspiration of the scene today. It is an extremely special treat that the collective is back and holding space for another event and it is happening THIS Saturday at the place that was also at the heart of so many conscious events. This event is a benefit to help bring the Cell space out of debt and back on the scene. Please come out and support and be a part of this epic event!

February 26th: Yoga Tai Chi returns!
Date & Time: Saturday, January 26, 2008
8:30 PM
Location: Cell Space
2050 Bryant @ 18th Street
$15.00

The Yoga Tai Chi Collective Returns after a 3 year hiatus!!!!

Please come rebirth the magic… with an enchanted evening full of
movement, music and dance
as we celebrate and support the rebirth of Cell Space.

8:30 pm Doors Open
9 pm Yoga with yogini Diana
10 pm Tai Chi with Patrick King
11 pm Beats Kick In!

With djs:
DRAGONFLY
LAURA
BROTHER
NEPTUNE
CHRIS SIA
CLAY
MOONDOGGY

Special guest singing live: AMAE
(from Los Angeles)

Visual Support by JacobEye
Tasty Treats will be available

Please join us!

LOVE, light, peace, GRATITUDE, beats~n~blessings...tune

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Deja Poo! Myspace.com/TheArtAlleyGallery

Jimena — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 09:20:43 GMT

my name is Jimena I live at 10 heron st in SOMA. We converted our warehouse living room into a gallery for our Deja Poo show. My 11 roomates and I are planning something huge. Come check it out.

Here is the blurb that is on SF Weekly

The Art Alley Gallery presents Deja Poo! A shitty art show where you can play with poo colored clay, see some crappy art, share open mic poo stories, drink & eat poo inspired snacks, enjoy "mud" wrasslin, a poo shaped pinata, live pooformances and more. Free Admission. February 2nd 6pm-12am at 10 Heron Street. 954-701-3880.

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Best Fat Tuesday Mardi Gras West of the Mississippi

Carnaval San Francisco — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 20:36:39 GMT

Best Fat Tuesday Mardi Gras West of the Mississippi
You don’t have to go to New Orleans to experience Fat Tuesday Mardi Gras! Enjoy an evening of live Carnaval entertainment benefiting the performing artists, on Tuesday, February 5 at Roccapulco, 3140 Mission Street near Cesar Chavez, in San Francisco. Sponsored by Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc/ Carnaval San Francisco, the exciting lineup includes an array of Carnaval performers:
• Aluna (Colombian dance band)
• Hot Pink Feathers (a crowd favorite)
• Caribbean Roots and Culture (taste of Trinidad)
• Fogo Na Roupa (Brazilian bateria and dancers)
And to top it off, the first ever King and Queen preliminary competition for Traditional and Contemporary/Fusion styles. Finalists will go on to compete at the King and Queen Competition on March 29 at 1015 Folsom, SF.

Ages 18 and up with ID. Admission is $15 in advance; $20 at the door. For Fat Tuesday tickets: call the Carnaval Office at 415-920-0122 or order from the Carnaval San Francisco website: www.carnavalsf.com

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Looking for Artists and Models for Life Drawing Space in SF

ohmzz — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 00:14:35 GMT

What: Life Drawing
Where: SF's SOMA District, (1 block away from Yerba Buena Gardens 4 block from Powell BART)
When: TBD
Cost: TBD

Artists, Models, and Other Creatively-Wired Individuals,

We are putting together a group of people interested in honing their life drawing and/or modeling skills.

ARTISTS:
As there will be no official teacher for the class this is meant for people who are comfortable being self-directed artists. However, if you wish, people of varying skill levels and experience can help and guide each other.

MODELS:
We value diversity so all types of models are encouraged to join regardless of sex, gender, ethnicity, body type. Ideally we would have a good mix of different kinds of models as well as artists

What we offer is a modern and clean studio (with a bathroom) in safe part of SF 4 blocks away from Powell BART

As of today we have these time slots available:
Mondays: 1:00 PM-3:00 PM
Tuesdays: 8:30 AM-12:00 PM, 1:00 PM-3:00 PM
Wednesdays: 1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Fridays: 7:30 PM-9:30 PM
Saturdays: 3:30 PM-9:30 PM
Sundays: 11:00 AM-8:00 PM

Ideally we would like to have a sizable group or groups that meet regularly so that we can make it worthwhile for everyone involved.

If you are interested please let me know:
1. If you are a model, artist, or both
2. You schedule preferences

If you know other people that might be interested please pass this along to them. If you have any further questions please contact me at my email or tribe.

Thank You,

Omar
http://people.tribe.net/ohmzz

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Looking for a WORK/CRAFT space , preferably in or near to Potrero Hill, but hit me with any possibilities Bay Area please

David Scott — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 06:22:40 GMT

Thanks! This is for a friend, Lura B, very cool. She's on tribe and asked me if I knew of any places and I thought I'd post here for her. She's very creative and I think she makes beautiful knick knacks, but I haven't seen her in action that way (only as a magnificent costume creator).. She needs a room- I don' know how big and she can pay -I don't know how much , but is anything reasonable out there? She would consider to share.

Thanks,

David Scott

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