| Roommate in Brooklyn? |
[13 Jun 2009|02:52pm] |
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Namaste, New Yorkers...
I'm moving to New York city in a few weeks to be a Raw lifestyle coach. I just got my certifications and I've been preparing branding and logos and marketing plans and all the rest of it for the past couple weeks here in Atlanta.
Here's the thing... I don't know hardly anyone in Brooklyn! And I especially don't know any other raw vegans, yogis, conscious people, or spiritualists. I want to find roommates that at least have similar lifestyles.... I don't think the typical New Yorker would quite sympathize with morning chanting or their roommate drinking algae or growing Kombucha fungus in the fridge unless they were of certain "alternative" inclinations themselves. Not to mention, I'd rather not deal with the vibes of drinkers/smokers/etc.
So I'm posting this entry in this community in the hopes that someone here knows someone in Brooklyn, preferably a vegan, yogi, hippie, spiritualist, whatever, who is looking for a roommate!
Here's to intention! :-)
Thanks
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| Super Sexy Gayety Queer Comedy Cabaret this Saturday |
[26 May 2009|06:43pm] |
Still only seven bucks cover! With special guests -Rachel Kramer Bussel --Senior Editor at Penthouse Variations, and a Contributing Editor to Penthouse. Rachel has edited or co-edited 20 anthologies and has written about sex for the Village Voice, Curve, On Our Backs and come to think about it, just about everywhere.
-Joel Derfner, the adorable author of the award winning Gay Haiku and Swish: My Quest to Become the Queerest Person Ever. The last time Joel and Kelli Dunham performed at the same show, they both ended up naked. No promises, but we're just saying.
With Gayety regulars...
-Kelli Dunham, everyone's favorite ex nun genderqueer koala bear comic. You've seen her on Showtime and the Discovery Channel and possibly in sober threeways after just about small town pride.
-Bevin Branlandingham, producer of Femme-Cast and Former Titleholder, Queen of Drunken Texting will be femceeing. |
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| Please participate- focus grp- free!! |
[10 May 2009|11:23am] |
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Hello.
I have developed a 4 wk brief gathering called : Spiritual Solutions.
This is quite awhile in the making and based on mindfulness in action, self reflection and interactive sharing.
Only 3 people at a time in this group setting, as to bring maximum benefits and personalized focus. This is what I have found works best in terms of personalized attention.
It's low cost- for the 4 wk session on Wednesdays at 10am, (1 hr long each session) that will being you to a sense of fulfilled, mindful way of living. Group is held over tea in a relaxed public setting, in a supportive non traditional environment. START date : 5/20
For more information, please contact me and we can discuss any questions that you may have.
A clear notebook and a positive attitude is all you need to get started, to create solutions that work for you.
Donations are welcome, and grateful for.
Namaste,
Jules.Cohen,MSW
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| IMA Winner Amy Speace At The Home Of NPR's Selected Shorts |
[01 May 2009|01:48pm] |
Great storytellers create vivid portraits that reflect the human experience and capture a moment in time; singer-songwriters shoulder the added burden of setting it all to music. Yet the inspiration for the song is often the greatest story never told.
Fittingly, recording artist and winner of the prestigious Independent Music Award Amy Speace will share her stories and songs Thursday, May 7, 8:30pm on Broadway at Symphony Space - home of the popular NPR short story series Selected Shorts. Amy will also be joined by artists Richard Julian and Kristy Kruger.
Produced by Music Resource Group, "The Independent Music Awards Presents" is the first in a series of live performances showcasing accomplished independent musicians who are recognized by the IMAs. The evening will be introduced by, Anthony DeCurtis, a Rolling Stone contributing editor and author of In Other Words: Artists Talk About Life and Work, a collection of interviews he conducted for Rolling Stone, The New York Times, and other publications. (DeCurtis is also a veteran member of the IMA selection panel). A cocktail hour will begin at 7:30p in the adjacent wine bar unWINEd Café.
Purchase tickets ($25 in advance / $30 day of show)
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| Gayety Now With 30 Percent More Cross Dressing! |
[22 Apr 2009|02:20pm] |
Just when you thought it was safe to put away your tux! It's formal GAYETY! This Saturday, April 25 at 9.30 PM
Comedy Just Like Your Mom Made, If Your Mom Was Really Really Gay...
With special guests:
Glenn Marla, the fiercest downtown performance artist ever to don tights and multiple foundation garments as well as New York City's hottest fat go-go boy and a beauty pageant queen (Miss L.E.S. 2006).
Kick ass spoken word artist Cheryl B: "her prose/free verse poetry is often so explicit and frank that they prompt a belly-laugh one moment, a wounded gasp the next." -- The Wolf
As always:
Kelli Dunham, everyone's favorite ex-nun dorky comic. In keeping with the theme Kelli will be wearing her best party dress and sharing the curtsy technique she learned at White Gloves and Party Manners classes in the beet/beef land of her Wisconsin boihood.
Bevin Brandlandingham, glitterqueen fabulous femcee (even when injured) and producer, Femmecast.
PLUS
FREE BROWNIES! Kelli will be workshopping her Big Bad Butch Brownie flavors (five so far, including bacon) in preparation for their debut at the Celebration of Butch Voices so come prepared to laugh and eat chocolate. Life just doesn't get any better than that, dude.
Still only seven bucks. Gayety happens at the sensation that is Re/Dress 109 Boreum Place, Bergen Street stop on the F/G train. Background info (although not information about the latest show) about Gayety is available here.
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| Spiritual Solutions |
[05 Apr 2009|09:05am] |
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I would like to share my spiritual guidance with you.
Lets meet for a cup of tea and conversation so that you and I together can create new spiritual solutions to help guide you towards a more fulfilled way of living.
$20 consultation special. Decide whether you would like to work together further.... (no further obligations)
I have experience with all ages, all backgrds(GLBTQ, etc)and currently work as staff social worker at a clinic
J.Cohen,MSW
(jcnycsw06@hotmail.com)
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| Gayety: Comedy Like Your Mom Made: If Your Mom Was Really Really Gay |
[23 Mar 2009|04:44pm] |
This Saturday, March 28 @ 9.30 PM, Gayety is back, now even better than ever, with a brand new venue and special guests. This month's theme is Sailor Gayety! Which might mean sailor themed comedy but will more likely mean sailor themed outfits. With the Gayety Players: Kelli Dunham (Penn and Teller's Bullshit, the Discovery Network) with her all new "library boi" set. Femcee Bevin Brandlandingham (creator, Femmecast) Marvelous special guests Dan Fishback "...a funny, bouncy pop upstart" Time Out New York ( http://www.danfishback.com) Loren Krywanczyk, queer activist, writer, socialite, and savant Still only seven bucks! Venue: Re/dress New York's only vintage store for sizes 14 + http://www.redressnyc.com/ 109 Boreum Place Brooklyn Take the F/G to Bergen Street stop Come early if you want to shop; Re/dress closes its cash registers at 9 PM As always, you can see pics from last month's Gayety and read more about this comfy, funny event at http://gayety.wordpress.com |
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