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Wednesday, August 13th, 2008
8:50 pm [angeltabris]	I know it's been asked before (frequently) but I thought I'd give it another shot.... anyone know of any place that's hiring for part-timers? I'm looking for about an extra $100-150 a week (20ish hours) to cover increasing costs of, well about everything. Looking mainly for weekend work, a few evenings during the week also if necessary. I tried Petco but their management was... atrocious to say the least. Maybe I was biased from working Petsmart before... but yeah... Petco didn't work out. I'm not quite desperate enough to go into food service (kudos to those that can handle it - I can't), and retail is where I have experience... but other ideas would be great also. I've never worked phone sales/telemarketing/etc, but I don't want something commission-based.. I'd rather it be a steady paycheck. Any ideas? Sorry for the repeat post, like I said, I know this has been asked before numerous times, but I thought I'd take a shot someone might know something that's open right now. Oh... as for location, Chandler/Mesa/Tempe/Gilbert is preferred. Thanks all :) (Comment on this)
Thursday, July 31st, 2008
8:53 pm [angeltabris]	Hi there! The MCACC has a horrendous amount of animals right now (so sad!), and I recently adopted a cat (adults are only $25 right now and include their shots and neuter/spay!). They also include a free first vet visit. I've narrowed it down to the following (I have my own vet but I want to get the free one done then I'll transfer her to my own). Has anyone had good or bad experience with any on the list? Thanks! :D Gilbert Animal Hospital (Gilbert/Guadalupe) Warner Vista Animal Hospital (Val Vista/Warner) Anasazi Animal Clinic (Cooper/Guadalupe) Pride Animal Hospital (Dobson & Elliott) Adopt a friend! (link: http://www.maricopa.gov/Pets/OurPets.aspx ) (Comment on this)
Thursday, July 3rd, 2008
12:55 pm [livejamie]	Is there a way to figure out who's having the biggest fireworks show in Arizona tomorrow? Or is everybody going to Tempe? (Comment on this)
Thursday, May 1st, 2008
8:16 pm [jenniferjayde]	Suggestions? Hey all, My boss's boss is coming to town this weekend and wants to take me to dinner. She doesn't know the area and wants ME to choose. Lots of pressure, right? She's staying in Tempe. Any recommendations on fun restaurants to recommend a boss take you without sounding TOO "buy me $100 meal", but also something that's special to AZ? Thanks! (5 Comments |Comment on this)
Friday, April 18th, 2008
5:18 pm [angeltabris]	Reposting linky to anime stuff for sale! Still have some things, will make deals :D. Thanks for your time! (Comment on this)
Wednesday, March 26th, 2008
11:36 pm [azanthology]	Akua Doku at Essenza Thursday, 3/27 So, Akua Doku will be at Essenza Coffeehouse tomorrow night, Thursday... If enough of you show up, and bring your friends, at 8PM, she will do a feature... Otherwise, she and I will have coffee If you'd like to listen to a sample of her work, here is a performance from the 2003 Mesa National Slamoff CD: http://soundclick.com/share?songid=4815162 I invite you to join us, because it's free to get in, and if enough of you show up, we might have a small slam too... Wouldn't that be nice, a slam at Essenza... how quaint Email me if you have any questions. Akua Doku Akua is a poet whose work thrives on environmental and social influences. She was a member of the 2004 Mesa Arizona National Slam Team, a member of the Urbana National Slam Team in 2005 and 2006, the winner of the 2004 Arizona State All-Star Slam Competition, and she ranked number 15 in the 2005 Individual World Poetry Slam Competition held in Worchester, Massachusetts. Akua released her first album in 2004 called Silent Anger and will release her second album in 2008. Akua is a dynamic performer whose words resonate with who hears her work. (Comment on this)
12:23 am [mochaviolino]	You're Invited! Women's Film Festival LUNAfest, April 1 NEEB Hall, Room 105 ASU Tempe Campus Reception 6:00 pm Films 7:00 pm On April 1, Women Beyond Borders will host LUNAfest, a traveling film festival celebrating the talents and stories of women all over the world. Sponsored by LUNAbar and benefitting both Women Beyond Borders and the Breast Cancer Fund, LUNAfest films include many off the traditional "festival circuit." Collectively, LUNAFEST films captivate audiences, compel dialogue and arm those who participate with both the knowledge and the motivation to make a difference in their communities. Before the films begin, we invite you to join us for LUNAfesty, a fitting pre-show reception featuring the musical stylings of acclaimed local female performers, live art by our favorite women artists, food provided by Sunflower Farmer's Market, a silent auction, and tons of booths selling beautiful handicrafts made by women's cooperatives in Afghanistan, Mexico, and Turkey – and, of course, tons of free LUNA bars. And, best of all, it's only $5 for students and $8 for community members – less that you'd spend going to the movies! You can purchase your tickets early, and securely, through our website: www.wbeyondb.org. About the Beneficiaries Women Beyond Borders will receive 85 percent of the proceeds of LUNAfest to help fund our many women's programs including the installation of resource libraries in Native Women's shelters, our ongoing Pepper Spray Project with Casa Amiga in Juarez, the development of a handicraft center / cooperative also in Juarez, and educational delegations and events. The Breast Cancer Fund will receive 15 percent of the proceeds of LUNAfest  to help them in their mission is to identify and eliminate the environmental causes of breast cancer and prevent the disease. Women in North America have the highest rate of breast cancer in the world. For more information on LUNAfest, please visit: www.lunafest.org (Comment on this)
Tuesday, March 25th, 2008
3:00 pm [alainnstarlette]	What: The Wild Side Fashion Show and Auction Where: TASER headquarters, 17800 N. 85th St., Scottsdale When: Saturday, March 29th – doors open at 6 pm Why attend: • See the moat in flames of fire • Check out the latest BMW, Harley, Ducati and Vespa motorcycles on display outside of the building • Watch models show off the new designs of local clothing and jewelry designers • Listen to a bagpiper play while we host a candlelight vigil and a commemorative shot of whisky in honor of the 186 fallen heroes • Place a bid for one of the following items we will have on auction - VM Augusta F4CC motorcycle valued at $129,000; Vespa XL50; one of a kind fashions by our local designers; Jewelry by Blue Moon; Audrey Thacker Designs; entertainment and sports memorabilia and much more! • Model beautiful one of a kind jewelry! • Enjoy drinks and hot hors d'oeuvres while supporting a tremendous charity! Tickets: $100 per couple Contact: Gerry Hills at Gerry@TASER.com if you would like to attend or even volunteer. (Comment on this)
2:50 pm [twinklergirl]	MOMS Club of Mesa needs some help!   The MOMS Club of Mesa, Central needs help printing color flyers.   If you know anyone who knows a local printer (like Kinkos or such) that would be willing to donate or discount some color copies of a flyer in exchange for an ad in our newsletter and an acknowledgement (i.e. "printed by") on the flyer itself, please let me know. I can be reached at twinklergirl@gmail.com.   We are a not for profit organization and can provide a tax id# for tax write-off purposes.   We need 300 copies for an event we are holding in May.   Thank you to any and all who can help!   Cj Current Mood: cheerful (Comment on this)