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Kabluey - Cinema Village Theater

psytrancedancer — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 04:37:14 GMT

This looks like it's going to be funny - kinda dark funny. Plus, it has Lisa Kudrow. :) It's opening on July 4th at the Cinema Village Theater. Playing at: 1:15pm, 3:10pm, 5:05pm, 7:00pm & 9:10pm

""Inept Salman comes to help his sister-in-law tend to her homicidal toddlers while Salman's brother is off fighting in Iraq. Salman must take a humiliating job as a giant blue corporate mascot to help make ends meet and hold the family together.""

Directed by: Scott Prendergast - Featuring: Lisa Kudrow, Scott Prendergast, Teri Garr, Christine Taylor Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Chris Parnell

Here’s two youtube trailers:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q33VGW8Dlw0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o24NNR8o9a0

Here’s the info, taken from the website:

KABLUEY (NR)

Cinema Village Theater
22 East 12th Street
New York, NY 10003
Located on 12th Street between University Place & 5th Avenue.

By Subway -
Take the N, R, 4, 5, 6 or L trains to 14th Street Union Square.

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Richard Dreyfus, Jason Mews, Jerky Boy, more at June Big Apple Con!

Big Apple Convention — Wed, 07 May 2008 12:07:43 GMT

The Big Apple Convention Summer Sizzler just keeps getting hotter!

Richard Dreyfus, Oscar-winning actor, star of Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Jaws American Graffitti, The Goodbye Girl, What About Bob, Mr. Hollands Opus, and many, many more, will be a guest of honor at the June 7-8 Big Apple Convention.

But that's not all! Jason Mews (Jay of the Jay and Silent Bob series of movies) and Johnny Brennan, creator of the Jerky Boys and the voice of Mort Goldman from “The Family Guy.” So, who among you wants to so see a Q&A panel with these two guys? Snd in your comments to thebigapplecon@yahoo.com

Our Star Trek roster (previously consisting only of McDowell from “Star Trek: Generations”) has been increased by the lovely addition of Chase Masterson, who played Leeta in “Star Trek: Deep Space 9.”

David Zen Mansley, the voice of Agent Bishop and Darius Dunn on the Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles TV cartoon, has been with us the past two conventions and rejoins us. This time he heads up a Turtles contingent that will include Wayne Grayson, the voice of Michaelangelo as well as Joey from Yu-Gi-Oh, last seen at Big Apple in 2005, and Adrian, character designer for the TV cartoon who also has his own rock band. There is a possibility of even more Turtles-connected folks appearing, so stay tuned.

Dark Shadows fans will be pleased to know that Kathryn Leigh Scott, who played Maggie Evans, will be with us. She also adds to our Star Trek lineup, thanks to her role as Nuria in “Start Trek: The Next Generation.”

Other returning guests include Jasmin St. Claire, model, actress, pro wrestler, and host of the DVDzine “Metal's Darkside,” and Monique Dupree, singer and actress known as the first African-American scream queen.

We are building our list of programming and panel discussions now, so lert us know what you want to see. A panel about Friday the 13th? Jason vs,. Mike Meyers? Heroes on the half-shell? Star Trek? Let us know by sending a message to thebigapplecon@yahoo.com

Got Dice?
NerdNYC.com and the Gotham Gaming Guild will be hosting the biggest day of gaming at the Big Apple Con yet! With over a dozen different games scheduled so far, Sunday June 7 will be jam-packed with more role-playing and boardgame action than you can throw a double zero on a percentile die at! With no modifiers!

Film Festival News!
After the success of the films screened at last year's National Expo, Big Apple has gone out and found some new and exciting independent films , many of which will seen on the big screen right here for the very first time. The films are:

Features
Drawn by Pain (Saturday)
Methodic (Saturday)
Tomb Raider: Ascension (Fan film; Sunday)

Shorts
A Short Film About Jedi
Back Issues
I Want to be Famous (Saturday)
Pirates Vs. Ninjas (Sunday)

The complete film schedule is not set yet, so check the website in the coming weeks to find the final screening times and latesst additions, and check it right now to find out more about these films.

Costumes, anyone?
I saw a lot of wonderful costumes at I-Con and NY Comic Con, and I would love to see them all at Captain Zorikh's Costume Contest. The contest at the National Expo was the largest and most spectacular ever, and easily overflowed the space in which it was taking place. This time we have a much bigger space in which to hold our contest, and we are working on certain categories in which to reward our contestants.

So those of you who like to dress up, start planning now!

You can see pictures of past costume contestants at http://s175.photobucket.com/albums/w155/thebigapplecon/ and http://ww.myspace.com/bigapplenyc

Volunteers Needed!
As you can see we've got a heck of a show coming up, but we can't get it done all alone. We need folks who can help us spread the word through flyering and other promotional activities and we will need lots of folks to help us pull off this convention on June 7-8. If you think you have what it takes to volunteer to help us, send us an e-mail at bacvolunteers@yahoo.com. Your service will grant you admission to the convention as well as invites to occasional movie screenings and other great bonuses...and our undying gratitude!

Join the Big Apple Movie Club to tell us what you think. It's Free!
That's it for now. I'm off to the Chiller Theater Convention this weekend, so I'm not going to get a chance to see the new Iron Man movie. But if any of you folks do, why not go to the Big Apple c Convention's Movie Club (http://www.bigapplemovieclub.com/), register for the forum, and start telling us what you thought of it? It's the newest interactive community website from the Big Apple, and it is one that will be powered by YOUR participation. New York has some of the smartest filmgoers in the world, especially when it comes to films based on comic book characters, so let's hear what you have to say!

And feel free to befriend us, join us, etc at the social networking site of your choice to get the latest news, discussion, pictures, and info about the Big Apple Convention:

MySpace http://ww.myspace.com/bigapplenyc
Yahoo Groups http://groups.yahoo.com/group/bigapplecon/
Going http://www.going.com/bigapplecon
Tribe http://tribes.tribe.net/bigapplecon
MSN Group http://groups.msn.com/BigAppleCon

And of course, you can contact me anytime at thebigapplecon@yahoo.com

Captain Zorikh
http://www.bigapplecon.com
http://www.captainzorikh.com
http://bigapplemedia.blogspot.com/

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Disorient presents: GLAMTECH (Fri. Mar. 14)

ky — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 03:25:20 GMT

Disorient presents: GLAMTECH
http://wiki.disorient.info/index.php?title=Image:DisorientGlamtech08_400x800.jpg

Friday March 14, 2008 - 10PM-5AM
@ Club Exit,
147 Greenpoint Ave. Brooklyn, NY
718-349-6969

featuring:
SUNDER (Sub Swara, NYC)
JEFF MISSION (Beatfix, Boston)
FRIAR TUCK (Disorient, NYC)
BEENJAMMIN' (Gnome, NYC)
DJ BALLS (Disorient, BRC)

Limited $9 pre-sale tickets available -->
www.brownpapertickets.com/event/30479
Door tickets: $10 in GLAMTECH attire, $20 without

Body painting by Lowroad.
Installations by Miyong, Behind-the-Glass cell & AKAirways

GLAMTECH is the style of Disorient.
GLAMTECH is pink and orange and goes blink in the night.
Take a deep breath of GLAMTECH.
Feel your mind and your energy depart from your body and electrify the dance
floor.

Proceeds support Disorient camp at Burning Man.

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Disorient presents: 8: THE OFFICIAL AFTERPARTY* OF NEW YEAR'S EVE

ky — Thu, 20 Dec 2007 12:21:29 GMT

(*) and french toast breakfast

Come start 2008 right with Disorient. On New Year's Day, January 1, 2008, our doors open at 4am, breakfast is served at 8am, and the New York underground tribes gather for an all-day extravaganza.

L I N E U P___
ARROW (Disorient)
FRIARTUCK (Disorient)
MANNY

French Toast breakfast by Disorient's Love Ministry

Tuesday, January 1, 2008 4am - late in the day

Venue: LIBATION - 137 Ludlow (stanton/rivington)

Limited pre-sale tickets: $14 (includes 8am french toast breakfast!) Door tickets: $40

http://wiki.disorient.info/index.php?title=Parties#Disorient_presents:_8:_THE_OFFICIAL_AFTERPARTY.2A_OF_NEW_YEAR.27S_EVE

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Tuva Camp2008

Alexander — Sun, 18 Nov 2007 23:14:37 GMT

Dear Friends

Thank you for your interest to our music.

Last summer we held a throat singing camp in Tuva.

We had 14 students from around the world - 8 of them were from the US, 2 from Australia
2 from Denmark, 1 from France, 1 from England.
After arriving in Tuva, the students spent 1 week in Kyzyl, the capital city.
They were able to see many tourist attractions, see a Tuvan shaman,
and attend the Naadym - National Harvest Celebration.

The students then went on to spend 1 week in the deep taiga, with members of the Tuvan throat singing group Chirgilchin,
learning various styles of throat singing, traditional Tuvan instruments, as well as the Tuvan language.

This summer, we are trying to get 2 groups to go to Tuva again, in either June or July.

Please let me know if you have any further questions.

Please check our photos made by Russell Roesner - our student.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bertdanger/sets/72157602427847575/

Thank you
Alexander

www.purenaturemusic.com
www.chirgilchin.com

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Racist NYC Ice Cream Trucks!@!

Eee — Sun, 14 Oct 2007 20:31:04 GMT

http://popnomination.blogspot.com/

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Captain Zorikh's Lost Guitar

Zorikh — Mon, 24 Sep 2007 18:10:31 GMT

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

ky — Wed, 11 Jul 2007 22:03:32 GMT

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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Disorient presents GLAMTECH - June 30

ky — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 03:56:24 GMT

Disorient presents: GLAMTECH
http://wiki.disorient.info/index.php?title=Image:Glamtech_flyer.jpg (flyer)

GLAMTECH is the style of Disorient.
GLAMTECH is pink and orange and goes blink in the night.
Take a deep breath of GLAMTECH. Feel your mind and your energy depart from your body and electrify the dance floor.
Experience the finest house, techno, and psytrance DJs of the new GLAMTECH era.

Rebel, 251 West 30th Street (bet. 7th & 8th Ave.) New York, NY
http://www.rebelnyc.com/

Sat. Jun. 30, 2007 - 10:00PM until 5:00AM

In the GLAM room (house): The Bass (Dis), Tim Fielding (Rotate), Reda Briki (Rotate), Ulrich Hagen (Rotate)
In the TECH room (techno/psytrance): Ulrich Hagen (Rotate), Arrow Chrome (Dis), 3L3tronic aka Bianca and Devo (Dis) and DJ Balls (Dis)

$15 in GLAMTECH attire, $20 without.
$15 presale tickets at http://www.disorient.com
Proceeds support Disorient camp at Burning Man

$5 Drink Specials all night.
Disorient Goggles and other GLAMTECH jewels for sale.
Get your own D7 T-shirt printed live by Peripheral Media Projects
http://www.peripheralmediaprojects.com/

In collaboration with Rotate System

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Reiki I Workshop - Saturday -

Karen — Thu, 31 May 2007 15:54:36 GMT

Last chance to sign up for this great Reiki I Attunement Workshop for Saturday, June 2nd.

There are still a few space available. If you've ever wanted to learn reiki, now's your chance to get that first attunement.

See below for details.

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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"Batucada L'Atelier"

Michael — Thu, 03 May 2007 17:18:28 GMT

"Batucada L’Atelier”
“Drumming Workshop”

At

ReBooT
37 Ave. A (2nd & 3rd St.)

Thursdays at 9 PM

Calling all drummers…. come and join us on Thursdays and be in the
Dance Parade on May 19th

This is a Brazilian Style drumming group that has played together for more than 5 years and has decided to take the magic that happens every week and introduce it to the general public. Batucada is a verb meaning drumming and is a Brazilian term for drum circle which is usually "Samba or Samba Reggae". We however do some other rhythms like Condombe' which is Uruguayan and Guaguanco which is Cuban, but it all comes back to Africa when you talk about drumming. We do also blend these rhythms with other instruments like electric guitar which gives the drumming a more song like structure and becomes what I can only describe as a "Funky Santana" Feel. We are also participating in the Dance Parade (We'll be providing the beat to move your feet) and will hopefully attract some more drummers to join us when we hit the streets. ReBoot is a newish Vegetarian restaurant which is related to Two Boots and has great vibe. They have lots of vegan and live things on the menu as well as offering the amazing pizza which does have some meat.

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Single?

Eeva the Flava ~ Pinky — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 19:08:44 GMT

Hey I'm newly single and am looking to meet someone interesting. I can't seem to find people at my regular burner parties or at your standard bar because they tend to be frat boy like. Tell me about yourself. I'm straight and looking for someone in NYC! Let's hang out!

Pinky

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Big Apple Convention Tribe!

Big Apple Convention — Sat, 03 Mar 2007 15:20:42 GMT

ANNOUNCING BIG APPLE CONVENTION TRIBE

The longest-running comic book/sci-fi/fantasy/horror/pop culture convention in New York now has its own Tribe! The Big Apple Convention invites you to join this tribe and share pictures and discussion. Updates on the coming conventions will be posted there. Feel free to comment on your experience at the convention and let us know what you would like to see there! Artists and exhibitors are welcome to spread the word of their presence at the convention here as well.

Captain Zorikh
http://www.captainzorikh.com
http://www.bigapplecon.com

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Young Artists looking for Game Night/ Dinner Club Group Members, NYC

heatherbritpop — Sat, 30 Dec 2006 23:47:21 GMT

We're looking for a group of cultured people that would be interested in the following:
Alternative music (anything but top 40 - air, pinback, arcade fire, modest mouse, bloc party, architecture in helsinki, johnny cash, the smiths), Gaming (trivial pursuit, risk, poker, cards), Belgian beer, nice wine, good food, good friends, low drama. We're thinking about organizing dinners, brunches, cocktail (beer, wine, spirits) nights, game nights, film and music discussions.

We are a Manhattan married couple, both designers by trade, creative types in our late 20s/ early 30s, one American, one European. We are looking for people that have similar interests, that are sick of going to clubs and bars till 5am and that want to have meaningful conversations with intelligent people... You should have similar interests (art, music, film, theater, travel) and should be cultured. You don't have to be in a "couple," but shouldn't be searching for anything other than friendships. If you're interested, PLEASE EMAIL ME at heatherbritpop@yahoo.com, as I don't always check tribe. Look forward to meeting you!

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August 11th Celestine Movie @ Village EAst

psytrancedancer — Sun, 06 Aug 2006 14:37:43 GMT

Hi All,

I just wanted to share this info about The Celestine Prophecy Movie…it’s coming to a bunch of different locations all over the country right now, NY on August 11th. Yay! Pass it on!

http://www.thecelestineprophecymovie.com

Based on James Redfield's worldwide best-selling novel, The Celestine Prophecy is a spiritual adventure film chronicling the discovery of ancient scrolls in the rainforests of Peru. The prophecy and its nine key insights predict a worldwide awakening, arising within all religious traditions, that moves humanity toward a deeper experience of spirituality.

Opening August 11

City Cinemas Village East
http://citycinemas.moviefone.com/showtimes/theater.adp?theaterid=922

181 2nd Avenue, 10003

212/529-6998

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tomorrow wed-28th

abha — Tue, 27 Jun 2006 20:14:20 GMT

Reminder:
Book reading from new novel That Summer in Paris.
7pm on June 28th at the Chelsea Barnes & Noble (675 Sixth Avenue at 22nd Street).
Free

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Holiday Cruise Opportunity from Bayonne, NJ. Departs 12/23/2007. Book early!!!!!

Sun, 28 May 2006 15:30:51 GMT

Book early because this cruise is a guaranteed sell out! For the first time ever, Royal Caribbean is offering a Holiday Sailing aboard Explorer of the Seas departing on December 23, 2007 from Bayonne, NJ.

This is the first holiday sailing being offered from Royal Caribbean from the Northeast! This 12 night cruise is EXTREMELY well priced and we have an exclusive amenities package that will be yours if you book in time!

Please note this cruise is RAPIDLY selling out, and, we predict it will be sold out several months prior to the acutal sailing date and, booking early is strongly advised.

**Also due to the fast selling fact of this sailing, cabins that have more than 2 occupants are subject to capacity control as determined by Royal Caribbean, therefore, we cannot guarantee the availability of triple (3 people in 1 cabin) or quad (4 people in 1 cabin). Triples and quads are on a first come, first serve basis.**

Deposits are $450 per person including children due at the time of booking. Deposits are refundable without penalty until September 1, 2007.

Final payment is due on or before September 1, 2007

Category Q Inside, decks 6 & 7, 160 s.f. - $1178.00 per person

Category PR, Promenade, deck 8, 167 s.f. - $1328.00 per person

Category H Outside, deck 9, 180 s.f. - $1658.00 per person
*Triples & Quads are available $1177.79 per person

Category E1 Balcony, deck 9, 173 s.f. - $1698.00 per person
* Triples are available here $1177.79 per person

Category D3 Balcony, deck 6, 188 s.f. - $1748.00 per person

Category E2 Balcony, deck 7, 173 s.f. - $1788.00 per person

Category D1 Balcony, deck 10, 188 s.f. - $1858.00 per person
*Triples & Quads available here $1177.79 per person

Category D2 Balcony, decks 8 & 9, 188 s.f. - $2228.00 per person

Jr Suite, Double : deck 10, 277 s.f. - $2438.00 per person
* Triples & Quads are available here $1177.79 per person

Owner's Suites SOLD OUT
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Single Supplements - prices below reflect 1 person in 1 cabin

Category Q inside :: $2655.79

Category PR promenade :: $2955.79

Category H outside - $3615.79

Category E1 balcony - $3695.79

Category JS suite - $5195.79

AMENTIES PACKAGE:
Free cruise insurance
Free prepaid gratuities
Two $5 casino vouchers
Dinner for two at one of the onboard Specialty Restaurants
$200 onboard credit per cabin

ITINERARY

Sunday, December 23, 2007 Cape Liberty Cruise Port (Bayonne), New Jersey -- 04:00 PM
Monday, December 24, 2007 At Sea -- --
Tuesday, December 25, 2007 At Sea -- --
Wednesday, December 26, 2007 San Juan, Puerto Rico 03:00 PM 11:30 PM
Thursday, December 27, 2007 St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands 08:00 AM 05:00 PM
Friday, December 28, 2007 Roseau, Dominica 08:00 AM 05:00 PM
Saturday, December 29, 2007 Bridgetown, Barbados 08:00 AM 05:00 PM
Sunday, December 30, 2007 Basseterre, St. Kitts 12:00 PM 06:00 PM
Monday, December 31, 2007 St. Johns, Antigua 09:00 AM 05:00 PM
Tuesday, January 1, 2008 At Sea -- --
Wednesday, January 2, 2008 At Sea -- --
Thursday, January 3, 2008 At Sea -- --
Friday, January 4, 2008 Cape Liberty Cruise Port (Bayonne), New Jersey 07:00 AM --

FOR MORE DETAILS INCLUDING PHOTOS AND BOOKING INSTRUCTIONS VISIT THE COMPREHENSIVE WEBSITE:

explorer2007.makeswebsites.com/

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Q-Tip From a Tribe called Quest Vs Dj Beverly Bond this sunday at Crash Mansion..

chasingcharlesanthony — Sun, 28 May 2006 01:49:33 GMT

what's up people?,
If you are going to be in the city for the long weekend , come out and have a great time with us..
Tip and Bev are going to really put it down in a fashion rarely seen on the tables.
When Boy meets Girl, anything can happen, and it often does..

to see the flyer for this event check: http://hustlemode.com/events/whenbotymeetsgirl.html
Sunday May 28th 2006..
Wordstock International & the good People at HustleMode present:

WHEN BOY MEETS GIRL:
featuring DJ sets from:

Q-TIP & BEVERLY BOND
hosted by Kufere Lyons & Charles Anthony

special tribute to TODD JOHNSON

@ Crash Mansion
199 bowery @ spring street -- NYC

powered by:
www.fusicology.com
www.okayplayer.com
www.PSANYC.com
CandyGirl
THE KIMBERLY GROUP
The Dozens
Charlie's Angels
Honeysoul Music
Painting it Red inc.

$20 in advance or on the list $more at the door
to purchase tickets or get on the list RSVP to: whenboymeetsgirl@hustlemode.com
for press or media inquiries please send an email to: publicity@hustlemode.com

Charles Anthony
Creative agent for change
HustleMode
646.327.9579
charles@hustlemode.com
charlesanthony@tmail.com

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New York Public Library ART & ACTIVISM series

abha — Tue, 23 May 2006 18:37:43 GMT

Celebrate the power of language and the imagination during LGBT Pride Month with two readings curated by the Lambda Literary Foundation, the nation's leading advocate of LGBT literature. On Saturday, June 3, the Library welcomes the emerging voices of Abha Dawesar, author of Babyji (winner of a Lambda Literary Award and the ALA's Stonewall Award), Thomas Glave, author of Words to Our Now: Imagination and Dissent (finalist for the Lambda Literary Award for Nonfiction), and Richard Siken, author of Crush (finalist for the Lambda Literary Award for Gay Poetry) as they read from their newly published works.

Celeste Bartos Education Center Auditorium, Humanities and Social Sciences Library, 5th Avenue and 42nd Street, New York, NY 10018-2788

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Marilyn Hotchkiss' Ballroom Dancing and Charm School - NYC movie premiere March 31

Marilyn — Thu, 09 Mar 2006 16:49:36 GMT

Come join us for this spectacular Movie Premiere at select theaters nationwide with 5 locations in the NYC Metro area.

MARILYN HOTCHKISS BALLROOM DANCING & CHARM SCHOOL
Staring: Danny DeVito, John Goodman, Sean Astin, Adam Arkin, Donnie Wahlberg, Robert Carlyle, and Marisa Tomei.
Directed by: Randall Miller

The story:

Centers on Frank Keane (Robert Caryle) a widowed man consumed by his wife’s death. On a delivery run one day, Frank witnesses a car wreck and talks to the man inside, Steve Mills (John Goodman), who is on the verge of dying. In the last moments of his life, Steve explains the urgency that led to his situation; he tells the story of his childhood love that he swore 40 years ago he would meet at Marilyn Hotchkiss Ballroom & Charm School where they first met as kids.
When Frank attempts to deliver Steve's regrets for not showing up, Frank meets both Meredeth (Marisa Tomei) and the infectious world of dance, which allows his heart to open and find love again.

This movie will premiere at the following locations in New York:

NYC- Clearview, 1st. & 62nd.
NYC- Regal Union Square 14

Kew Gardens- Kew Gardens Cinemas
Malverne- Malverne Cinema
Port Jefferson- Port Jefferson Cinemas

view the website at: www.samuelgoldwynfilms.com and www.marilynhotchkissmovie.com

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Tone and Scuplt your body by learning the Exotic Art of Pole Dancing

wendy — Mon, 27 Feb 2006 13:39:24 GMT

New York Pole Dancing is offering workshops, classes, private parties, and one on one pole instruction for Everyday Women, over the age of 18.
Pole Dancing will help to lower your body fat, increase strength, enhance sex, boost confidence, improve balance and have a great time!
We are also offering if you don't live in NYC, we will travel to parts of the Tristate area.
Classes and Workshops are limited to 8 people. (private parties in the studio, limited to 15 people)
Come see what women all over the world are turning to as a new form of exericse!
www.NYPoledancing.com
wendy@poledancingnyc.com
Pole Dancer

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Tone and sculpt your body by learning the EXotic ARt of Pole Dancing

wendy — Sun, 26 Feb 2006 13:27:25 GMT

New York Pole Dancing is offering workshops, classes, private parties and one on one pole instruction for Everyday Women to learn the Exotic Art of Pole Dancing. (over the age of 18) Classes and workshops are limited to 8 people (private parties limited to 15 people) to allow for indivdiual instruction.
We are located on 52nd ST and 8th AVe.
Pole Dancing will help to lower your body fat, improve balance, increase muscle definition, boost confidence, enhance sex and have a great time!
www.NYPoledancing.com
wendy@poledancingnyc.om
Pole Dancer

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Freekin’ The Ultra’- Bassnectar CD Release partay- NYC Oct 7th

ky — Sat, 17 Sep 2005 06:20:01 GMT

OCTOBER 7th BASSNECTAR CD RELEASE PARTY - Please forward!

NYC Oct. 7th- Freek Factory and Disorient present
“Freeking The Ultra” a celebration of Bassnectar’s
anticipated double disc release Mesmerizing The Ultra.

The Brooklyn-based up-and-coming production team Freek Factory
hosts the NYC return of Bassnectar (Lorin Ashton) on Oct.
7th, joined by an international and bi-coastal cadre of
dance floor destroyers, for an epic affair celebrating the
release of his double CD tour de force.

From undulating midtempo beats to cut up hyp-hop; driving
breakbeat to sultry downtempo, angelic melodics meet
bassline perversion on Mesmerizing the Ultra. Stellar
production coincides with a strong political awareness;
demonstrating an unwavering dedication to underground
subversion. The list of collaborators and remixes on the
album include Freq Nasty, Buckethead, KRS One, Mumia Abu
Jamal, Noam Chomsky, STS9, Kraddy, Sayr and Kang from the
String Cheese Incident as well as a host of talented
underground MCs and producers. Freek Factory is proud to host the official New York City debut of this exciting new material.

In their outlandish freak style and for one night only,
the Freek Factory posse will transform 251 West 30th
Street (formerly Downtime) into a heathen’s den of
outerworldly delights. Resident creatrix Sequoia
Emmanuelle will add her vaunted space beautification
skills to the effort. Tiggrrr Fearless and the ever vital Freek
Factory Dancers will be afoot to aid in the instigation
of delightful madness, shrouded in the crafted couture of
Boring Inc. and the radical hair creations of Dana Divine.

Freshly back from Black Rock City, Nevada, Disorient will add
a Glam-tech sensibility to the production as only they
can, bending your perceptions with inflatables and things
that go blink in the night. SF based visual artist Satsi
will send the event into orbit with his mind-altering
optical magic.

Joining Bassnectar on the main floor is very special guest The All Good Funk Alliance, championing the Nu-Funk sound emerging from D.C. and presently making big waves amongst the global beat cognoscenti.
Resident FF DJs Haj, Sunder, JP001 and Spyro Sound System (Live
PA) will all be on hand, along with other special guest DJs Rhythmystic, The Bass, Orion, Wavewhore, and Sean Infinitee. AtoMicDoG, Zapper and The Drop In Posse (France) will be performing very special live PA sets as well. (The DIP will be collecting donations of clothes and
non-perishable food for Central American children which
they will distribute directly later in their tour).

Join us for this epic and historic night of “Freeking The
Ultra”.

Tickets are now on sale at
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2255. Please check
http://FreekFactory.com to join our mailing list and for further
developments.

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Please send this e-mail on!

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New to Tribe, not so new to NYC, like my photo collection?

Tallsmoothie — Tue, 13 Sep 2005 20:10:05 GMT

I'm relatively new to Tribe, the rules, the options. Right now, it would be nice to meet locals instead of just reading profiles of San Fran people. Check out my album (lots of pics) and my profile, and say hi if you like.

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hello

Mon, 20 Jun 2005 14:56:31 GMT

Is there anyone here in NYC? or NJ? if so, why do not we orgainze a day out ? and on that note, what is a good central location for a BBQ / pot luck?

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6/17: NY COMPRESSOR (for Burning Man)

ky — Thu, 09 Jun 2005 07:45:01 GMT

www.flyvision.org/dis/2005/.....sers/compressor/pix/compressor600x900.jpg

JUNE 17th - Disorient, in association with Freek Factory and Kostume Kult, presents the NY COMPRESSOR
9 pm - 5 am

156 Tillary Street
Brooklyn Heights, NY

10 DJs - including deep house maestros Halo & Neil Aline and break beat
geniuses Deekine & Wizard - help New York City's largest Burning Man
camp throw a righteous fundraiser for their mobile Disorient Express.
That's right, you might be able to go home and get some sleep this year
because we're taking it out of the dome and into the deep playa.

Be warned: it's just a dress rehearsal for the big show in the desert.
Held at a 10,000 sq. ft. warehouse in Brooklyn, this warm up includes
velvety house music, funky breaks, bright orange LEDs, large inflatable
installations, costumes, video styling, lots of blinking lights,
drinks, rituals, massage...and ridiculously large glowing bubbles! If
you're interested in what this Burning Man thing is all about, there
won't be a better preview this summer. If you've been, you already know
this is a must-attend event. Early arrivals can partake of a free vegan
feast by Chef Lacey at 9pm. Tickets and info at www.disorient.com.

DJ LINEUPS
House room:
Halo (City Deep Music, Large Recordings - San Diego)
Neil Aline (Chez Music - NYC)
Orion (Disorient, NYC)
Big Jimmy Fingers (Disorient, NYC)
Breaks room:
Deekline & Wizard (Botchit & Scarper, London)
Sunder (Freek Factory/Sol System, NYC)
Haj (Freek Factory, NYC)
Shakey
JP001 (PlugNYC)
Chill Whitey (NYC Breaks)
Spyro Soundsystem

Large scale inflatable installation by ANAKIN KOENIG AIRWAYS
Trippy desert visuals by DI5ORIENT VJ's
Free Vegan Feast at 9pm by CHEF LACEY!
Body painting by the FrEEK FaCTOry.
KoSTUME KuLT will host a Transformation Tent, where unsuspecting
virgins can get costume'd and made up before hitting the dancefloor.
21+ BEER/WINE

**********
TICKET INFO

Advance Tickets: $20
Door Price: $25
$5 off door price if wearing costume

Look here for tickets: www.brownpapertickets.com/event/1722

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louis malle retrospective in ny

abha — Tue, 07 Jun 2005 23:30:08 GMT

hi all, there's a retrospective of louis malle's films starting later this month in NY. you can find details (including a review) on my blog
www.abhadawesar.com/blog.html....and comment on the films

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Nyc or bust!

Mon, 25 Apr 2005 00:36:34 GMT

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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212 Cellphone

Wed, 10 Mar 2004 01:01:43 GMT

I got one.

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Make new friends at fun events in New York

ponds — Tue, 12 Oct 2004 14:19:07 GMT

Meet new people at events across New York.

Check out our calendar at http://www.amityzone.com/events_1_amityzone.htm for details on the following upcoming events and more:

Upcoming events:

Sat 10/16 - Hellenic festival - Greek-American Folklore society
Sun 10/17 - Yoga to help heal
Mon 10/18 - Cafe Jazz
Tue 10/19 - Catspaw - All Female Rockabilly, Psycho Hillbilly, Rock n Roll
Wed 10/20 - Classic Salsa - Free dance lesson
Thu 10/21 - Covering conflict: Women at the front
Fri 10/22 - Guggenheim museum tour
Sat 10/23 - Clubbing at etoile
Sun 10/24 - Food and drinks at Chumley's
Mon 10/25 - Live music at C-Note
Tue 10/26 - Bowling at Bowlmor Lanes
Wed 10/27 - Karaoke
Thu 10/28 - Active movement Meditations class
Fri 10/29 - Pool & Billiards
Sat 10/30 - Workshop and party - spiritual halloween celebration
Sun 10/31 - New York's village halloween parade

Amity Zone (http://www.amityzone.com) is a totally free social networking group that organizes 30-40 events in New York city.

- Fun, relaxed way to meet new people face-to-face at events
- Fill your social calendar
- Explore your city

Sign-up now!

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Need Advice....

Tue, 27 Apr 2004 15:27:32 GMT

I am turning 30 this weekend. I've got $$ and friends I just need to find a great spot. Where should I party??!

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new NYC type tribe

balloonhedz — Sun, 02 May 2004 17:08:17 GMT

http://www.tribe.net/tribe/servlet/template/pub%2CTribeCard.vm?tribeid=a5ed28cf-5190-4b42-a86b-b4009ae85352

Noo Yawk Sub(way) Culture

Inviting you all to come check the place out.

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Happy St Patty's ?

GCSwift2 — Mon, 15 Mar 2004 23:34:50 GMT

Whats everyone doin fot St Patty's day? In other words where's the party at? I'm looking for suggestions.

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snow

balloonhedz — Tue, 16 Mar 2004 15:43:09 GMT

it
is
f**king
S N O W I N G ! ~
so far its not sticking on the ground

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Rental Resource

katie — Mon, 15 Mar 2004 20:14:57 GMT

What are the best resources for finding a rental apartment in Manhattan? Craigslist has a lot of listings... of course word of mouth is always the best. But what is second best?

Thanks~

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Hello NYC/Party Tonight

Tue, 02 Mar 2004 15:53:48 GMT

I live in 718 but I'm down with 212, and I'm new here. I have a party I hold down the first Tuesday of every month at a Club called Bembe in Williamsburg and thought it would be a great way to meet some of you by inviting you out tonight.

The party is called FIre Pona Tuesday and takes place in one of the best kept secrets in NYC. Being at Bembe is like being on the islands, I spin classic soul and universal funk, and friend JB spins the best Roots and Culture Reggae. This will be our 5th party at Bembe since December. It's Free to get in and goes all night from 10pm on.

I work as a producer and handle development and marketing, blah blah blah, which means I have a Radio Show on Fridays on East Village Radio (www.eastvillageradio.com), and I host a lot of parties with young professionals all the time and all over the place not just in NYC. But in the end this is just an introduction. I'd love it for some of you to come out and introduce yourself to me or add me to your friends list.

So don't be shy, because clearly I'm not. If your into Live Music, good times, and Sunday BBQ's, you'll love the parties I throw. So I look forward to meeting some of you soon.

Peace,

Otis

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Inwood

Ruth — Sun, 01 Feb 2004 23:27:21 GMT

Hello. Does anyone know what Inwood is like? I've lived in the area most of my life, and I've never been to Inwood except driving through.

Cheers,
Ruth

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Holy shit, there's people here?

Candice — Sat, 29 Nov 2003 03:05:27 GMT

Hi everyone,

So glad you could make it - the code hated me when I created this tribe but it doesn't matter. What matters is you're here and that rocks. Post what you want, when you want.

Anything goes.

Yours,
-C.

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