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Recycled Rainbow Theme for 2010: Deception?

CampDaddy — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 15:31:36 GMT

The theme for Recycled Rainbow 2010 is: "Deception?" (the question-mark is deliberate)

"Deception?" has multiple meanings we encourage you to thematically explore. We deliberately posed it as a question, as deception always is, and always isn't. Is truth merely perception? How does one discern fact from fiction? Friend from foe? Ally from terrorist? Deception is natural, but not always predictable?

Consider the chameleon blending into its surroundings for survival, or the grasshoppers/crickets you almost always hear, but almost never see, or the 300+ variants of phasmids (stick-bugs) which change their pigmentation to match their surroundings. Humans were not the first to use camouflage. Even plants will sometimes hide other plants from insects, or deceptively make themselves smell like stressed bees to attract bee-eating hornets to get pollinated (is there nothing an orchid won't do in order to get laid? Assholes!)

Sometimes blue-jays impersonate hawks when swooping down to get food, chasing all the other birds away who are convinced a much larger more menacing bird is about to kill them.

It's not just about magic & illusion & prank. Sometimes the deception we perceive is self-deception. What you see is not always what you get, but sometimes it is, though you think it isn't.It isn't?

Artistically take this in whatever direction you wish.

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We're Back!!!

CampDaddy — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 20:57:30 GMT

RR 2009 has come and gone.

For all you that didn't go you missed it.

For all of you who did go, it was the most fun, awesome, wild, windy, damp, rainy inspiring time to be had.

Here's to RR10!

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Medeical skills very much needed

CampDaddy — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 15:59:57 GMT

SHOUT OUT to all medical personnel within the reach of my virtual voice!

We're looking for help with the ESD (Emergency Services Department) @ this year's Recycled Rainbow. Just looking for people to take shifts playing the role of medic, which may involve putting on band-aids, treating burn wounds, fixing scrapes or bruises. Anything major would require us to call an ambulance or one of us would drive the wounded person to the hospital. We need two more medics to fulfill our needs (you don't have to be an MD or a paramedic or an RN, but if you got SOME medical credentials, give us a holler.)

Dates for this event are: Sept 24th-27th (Thursday-Sunday)

Location: East Rochester, OH (near Minerva, Canton, Akron ... nearly a 2 hour drive from Cleveland.)

Even if you can't do this, perhaps you know someone who would be able to? We only have 2 medics, and our goal was to have 6.

It's been suggested that I post here, so here I am!

Please contact me if interested or if you know someone who is, email me at this address everyman@colorforms.net

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Tickets Are Now on Sale!!

CampDaddy — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 19:39:50 GMT

Hear Ye! Hear Ye!

Tickets for Recycled Rainbow 2009: Elevation are NOW ON SALE!!!

Ticket prices are just $25.00 each from now until February 28.

Prices will bump up to $35.00 each starting March 1 with other tier increases until the start of Recycled Rainbow 2009: Elevation on September 24, 2009.

Visit www.recycledrainbow.org/tickets.php to purchase tickets.

Don’t forget to stop by the Volunteer Hot Tub Jamboree Camp by RR09’s very own CampDaddy!

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Reiki Classes in Louisville, KY

Richard — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 00:52:07 GMT

Reiki is a natural healing modality and easy to lean. Healing Today
has provided classes to hundreds of students since 1999.

The next class in Louisville will be on September 20, 2009 at the
Comfort Inn near I-65 (directions sent with confirmation). The Reiki
1 class will be from 1pm- 5pm. The fee is only $75 and this includes
handout, attunement, and certificate. This class is all inclusive. At
the end of the day you will leave with your certificate.

A Reiki 2 class will also be held on that day.

The classes will be taught by Richard C. Fiallo, Reiki Master. Richard
has been teaching and sharing Reiki with others since 1999 and has
personally attuned over 700 different students. The classes are always
fun, informing and include lots of hands-on experience.

Please visit website for more info.
http://healingtoday.com/classes.mo.htm

Home study course are available. Please see website.
http://healingtoday.com/homestudy.htm

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KOI Pound Burning Man party Sept 5th

KristalLight — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 03:42:48 GMT

Are you missing Burning Man this year? Come join us in Cincinnati for burn night fun! Starting at 2p and going unti lthe next day at 2p we will turn the pound into a mini burn with mini theme camps, music and fun times. This is a BYOB party and you should bring something with you to spray paint. Admission is $15 with a can of spray paint and $20 without. The address is 2008 Freeman Ave Cincinnati OH. Hope to See you there!!!!!!

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Double, double, toil and fun?

CampDaddy — Sat, 15 Aug 2009 15:53:12 GMT

Urgent message from Javamama (Volunteer Coordinator):

Okay, it's that time again. Recycled Rainbow Elevation is only 6 weeks away. As Volunteer Bitch, I mean Witch, I'm here to get on your case. You know you want to volunteer!

What could be better than to weild the power of a Greeter (paddles and cat o' nine tails anyone?).

Find out what it's like to be the troll under the bridge, I mean to be a Gate Keeper.

Are you a caring, gentle, nurting person who has first aid knowledge or more? You could volunteer with the Emergency Services Department. Being caring, gentle and nurturing are not prerequisites but they are nice if you're patching up somebody's boo boos.

Ever wanted to be a law enforcement officer? Well, you could be a Ranger. Even if you didn't want to in law enforcement you could be a Ranger. Rangers are not the police but they do help to "keep things running smoothly and lightly", to quote Camp Daddy our Ranger Team Lead.

Earth Guardians are looking for a few good burners. The only requirement is a desire to ensure that no trace is left when we leave. Help educate everyone to the "Leave No Trace" mantra. Be aware and pick up moop wherever you see it.

There are many other ways that you can help to create Recycled Rainbow Elevation. Let me know if you would like to roll up your sleeves and participate. Everybody knows that volunteers have more fun!

contact: volunteers[at]recycledrainbow[dot]org

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'Inland Hurricane' hits S. IL, report a week late...

saint_al — Fri, 15 May 2009 23:41:25 GMT

On 08 May 09 Friday, about~2:30 or so in the afternoon, Williamson and Jackson counties in southern IL were hit by what the NWS labeled an "Inland Hurricane". It was of short duration, probably not more than a half hour or so (I was NOT keeping track, lol). The airport @ Carbondale reported gusts to 106 MPH.
I'm OK. Car unhurt as well.
The power grid went down due to the zillions of trees falling on lines (see my blog). About the only thing that went right was the weather after the storm- warm and calm.
The roads are almost entirely open as I write now, the power restored by crews from out-of-state.

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Medical Marijuana?

Djinn — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 10:16:43 GMT

A friend of mine who is dying of terminal brain cancer is trying to get in contact with some proponents of medical marijuana in Indiana. I said that Indiana is not especially friendly to medical marijuana activism but that I would ask around anyway. What is it like out there? Is it difficult to obtain? Is it a no tolerance state?

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Recycled Rainbow Benefit Concert

CampDaddy — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 16:32:07 GMT

Free Benefit Concert and Art Fest for
Recycled Rainbow 2009 Elevation
Saturday, July 18
5:00pm – 10:00pm
at the Phoenix Project
13351 Madison Avenue
Lakewood, Ohio 44107

Creative Expressions of Sound and Beauty

Emerald Frequency

Colorforms

Gary Nelson

The Green Escalators

Froggy - the Notacon organizer guy (featuring music he wrote on his laptop)

Belly Dancing

Visual Artists

and quite possibly other things to amaze and inspire you

Boca Burgers, Beef Burgers, and Hotdogs on the Grill for Everyone

All Donations will benefit Recycled Rainbow – www.recycledrainbow.org

Recycled Rainbow is a four-day event inspired by the Burning Man festival. Everything is organized, built and paid for by volunteers with their own resources. There are no trash cans, so you’ll have to pack your trash out with you. There are no vendors, so you have to bring enough food, drink and whatever else you need for four days. There are no schedules or rules, so you’ll have to make things happen yourself and respect your neighbor.

for more information about the benefit contact Meredith White-Zeager at 216-906-3026

phoenixncd@gmail.com

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SN 09 Volunteer Opportunities

PoosieKat — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 02:55:49 GMT

It's that time again folks! We're asking for volunteers to help make
Scorched Nuts: Rebirth the best one yet. To do that we need you!
There are many ways, great and small, to Participate. You can
volunteer with one of our volunteer teams, from Medics to Earth
Guardians, and give a few hours of your time to making our
infrastructure run smoothly.

For more event info, check out our website at:
http://www.scorchednuts.org

Gate needs YOU!
With the change in venue has come changes in gate. This year's gate
will be even more interactive than ever before! Be sure to be there
for all the fun and antics by joining the gate team today! You'll be
the first to see everyone as they enter into our fair 'city'. Gate is
looking for at least three people to fill each shift, so get a group
together to sign-up and man the gates! It's a favorite way for many
to participate.
The gate will be open:
Thursday, June 11th from 2pm to 10pm
Friday, June 12th from 10am to 10pm
Saturday, June 13th from 10am to 10pm.
Send an e-mail to gate@scorchednuts.org to help fill a shift.

Medic needs more volunteers!
Medic team is a needed and valued volunteer team at our event. To
volunteer all you need is to know basic First Aid and CPR, however, if
you're a First Responder, EMT, Fireperson, Nurse, Doctor, and/or
certified in First Aid/CPR and good in a medical crisis then we're
imploring you to take a shift. Medic team is needed around the clock,
but more so during 'peak' hours. Medic team needs YOUR help.
Send an e-mail to medic@scorchednuts.org

Rangers could use a few good folks!
Rangers are the mediators and 'security' at our event. If you're good
in crisis situations, putting drunks to bed, helping people, and
keeping an eye out for others, then this might be the team you're
looking for. It's a great way to meet people as you walk the grounds
and to be an integral part of many participants experience of our
event.
Send an e-mail to rangers@scorchednuts.org

DPW makes the city!
DPW or Department of Public Works, is a dedicated group of individuals
who come in before the effigy goes up and the camps come in, to set up
infrastructure and layout for the event. With all that hard work
comes some mad props and knowing that you helped create an experience
the participants won't forget.
Send an e-mail to dpw@scorchednuts.org

EarthGuardians needs a few good hands!
Let's make sure everyone understands our commitment to protecting the
land by LEAVING NO TRACE. Fully participate by not leaving something
for someone else to take care of. Bring gloves and sturdy garbage
bags and be prepared to take away your own trash and any other trash
left behind you can grab. Join the EG team in daily MOOP sweeps!
Send an e-mail to earthguardians@scorchednuts.org

Lamp Lighters light up the night!
What better way to participate and see the sights (and be seen) than
to join the Lamp Lighters. At dusk you, and the other Lamp Lighters
volunteers, will walk the city, lighting the way for the evening
festivities. You'll be part of the group that helps people find their
way home or to the next amazing theme camp.
Send an e-mail to lamplighters@scorchednuts.org

Participate!
Not sure where you're skills would be best utilized? Unsure of where
you would like to help out? Ask our Participation Lead to send you in
the right direction!
Send an e-mail to participate@scorchednuts.org

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Since it was so successfull...

CampDaddy — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 13:45:32 GMT

We are doing it AGAIN!

The first Public Town Hall meeting held by Recycled Rainbow was fantasic!! So much so we will do it again.

Recycled Rainbow's 2009 Second Town Hall Meeting

WHAT: Come and hear the inner workings of Recycled Rainbow planning, hear the latest announcements, and get to know some of the organizers.

WHEN: Saturday, April 4, 2009, 5:00pm - 7:00pm

LOCATION: Lakewood Library - main branch (in the auditorium)
15425 Detroit Avenue
Lakewood, OH

Cost: FREE!

Remember, this meeting is 100% open to public attendance.

MORE: info[at]recycledrainbow[dot]org for more info

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Are you coming to the Hillbilly Burn? Ticket sales end in TEN days!

KristalLight — Sun, 08 Mar 2009 17:29:27 GMT

Are you coming to the Hillbilly burn? Great! Have you got your ticket yet? no. Well ticket sales end in Ten days and there will be NO gate sales. Go check out the website now to get your tickets today! www.hillbillyburners.com

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Burlesque Class in Louisville KY

Rebecca — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 14:54:39 GMT

Rachel (aka LulaLicous) of the Panty Raid Burlesque Troupe is coming back to Louisville. Her last class here was very successful and a fun time by all.

This time we will be offering two classes.

Burlesque 101 - Beginning Burlesque - 2 hour class.
Time: 12:30pm - 2:30pm
Cost $35.00

This is a class to teach you the classic elements of Burlesque! Everything you need to know about old school striptease. Walking, movement (the bump and grind) and glove peels.

Burlesque 102- Intermediate Class - 2 hour class.
Time: 3pm - 5pm
Cost: 35.00

This class will consist of a short review from the beginning class, followed by intermediate techniques for removing hose, bra's, panties, posing, and dance techniques.

Participants need to wear shorts or a skirt to class.
In addition to heels, gloves and boa, please bring s garter, thigh highs (the kind that hook to garters or cut off fishnets), Panties, and Bra.

I would like to remind everybody there will be NO NUDITY, but we will be using our undergarments over our regular cloths.

Optional: If you have a corset and would like to bring it, we will go over removing corsets correctly.

LOCATION: Silk Dance Studio (Clifton Center)
The Clifton Center, 2117 Payne Street, Studio 305
One block from Frankfort Ave .
http://www.studiosilkky.com/
Date: Saturday Feb. 21st

Private Lessons: Are available ( 1-2 people). If you are interested in private lessons please contact me for arrangements.

MORE INFO
http://www.myspace.com/lulalicious
http://www.pantyraidburlesque.com
http://www.myspace.com/spinninginward

rhellemans2@gmail.com

REGISTRATION INFO:

Pre-Registration is encouraged but cash/checks can be accepted at day of class.

To pre-register, send payment via PayPal to Lulalicious@yahoo.com.
http://www.paypal.com

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Cross Post - Recycled Rainbow's 2009 First Town Hall Meeting

CampDaddy — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 19:35:36 GMT

Recycled Rainbow's 2009 First Town Hall Meeting

WHAT: This is our first meeting totally open to the public (ever!) Come and hear the inner workings of Recycled Rainbow planning, hear the latest announcements, and get to know some of the organizers.

WHEN: Saturday, March 7, 2009, 5:00pm - 8:00pm

LOCATION: Lakewood Library - main branch (in the auditorium)
15425 Detroit Avenue
Lakewood, OH

Cost: FREE!

Remember, this meeting is 100% open to public attendance.

MORE: info[at]recycledrainbow[dot]org for more info

www.recycledrainbow.org

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Cross Post - Theme for Recycled Rainbow 2009:Elevation

CampDaddy — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 19:30:06 GMT

Elevation is Recycled Rainbow’s theme for 2009, encouraging our participants to rise above their limitations, capabilities, and complacency towards boundless levels of creativity once thought too high to reach.

To reach Recycled Rainbow, travel to East Rochester, Ohio which is over 430 feet above Cleveland’s elevation. When you’re finally home, go far beyond the entrance, up and up, further than the ponds slipping far beneath you, outward passed all the grassy hills and trees, reaching for the sky, beyond and above the tree tops now behind you, forget about them, upward you go, to the biggest most elevated patch of the campground, already inspiring an upward sensibility, outward thinking, beyond your comfort zone, further than familiarity. You are at Recycled Rainbow … welcome home!

“Our elevation must be the result of self-efforts and work of our own hands. No other human power can accomplish it. If we but determine it shall be so, it will be so.” - Martin Delany (the first African American field officer in the United States Army during the Civil War. )

Elevation denies the default, like steam evaporating from water in nature, your consciousness raises upwards toward unexplored perception, ideas leap outward from your curious mind, beyond the barriers of your personal inhibitions, and further than your body allows.

Elevation denotes more than movement. It is uplifting, never looking down. Encouraging: to manifest into reality that which was previously imagined. Refreshing: having something new to share created by you.

If you can do your own lifting, you are lifting others as the higher elevation lifts us all.

“The human soul, as a part of the movement of life, is endowed with the ability to participate in the uplift, elevation, perfection, and completion. ” - Alfred Adler (a 19th century Austrian psychologist who was one of the three founders of depth psychology)

Creation requires elevation!

Upward, outward, beyond, and further….

-everyman 01/17/2009

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Ticket sales to begin soon for the Hillbilly burn

KristalLight — Thu, 18 Dec 2008 01:15:56 GMT

Tickets are due to go on sale Jan 2, which is in two weeks. Sales will end March 18 or after we sell 150, which ever happens first. Tickets are again $30 plus a 5 gallon bucket with a lid for the composting toilets (see more info about this at www.hillbillyburners.com). Pass along the info to all your clan! Time to get this burn on! Can't wait to see you!

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Carnivolution Tickets now on sale!

PoosieKat — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 07:11:43 GMT

Carnivolution!
New Years Eve!
The Mockbee, Cincinnati
Doors open from 9pm to 2am

Tickets are $15 pre-sale and $20 door

Cash Bar
Crash Space

Door proceeds go to Scorched Nuts 2009 Fund
Game/Food/Raffle proceeds go to Scorched Nuts 2009 Art Grant Fund

They're HERE! The tickets for Carnivolution are now on sale!

Come out to purchase your $15 pre-sale tickets every Sunday from December 7th - December 28th between 2pm and 4pm at the Mockbee (2260 Central Parkway, Cincinnati, OH 45214).

For all of you out there that aren't able to make it to the Mockbee to purchase a ticket, all you need to do is RSVP by December 28th. Send us an e-mail at: carnivolution@gmail.com, with your real name, to have a $15 pre-sale ticket held for you at the door. When you arrive, pay for your ticket and enjoy the fun.

More info can be found here:
http://koiburners.com
http://www.myspace.com/carnivolution

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Come join us for a new unofficial burn in Kentucky this Spring-Hillbilly burn!

KristalLight — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 22:52:17 GMT

April 3-5, 2009 are the dates. Come join us in the hills of eastern Kentucky for a one of a kind burn! Tickets are $30 plus a 5 gallon bucket with a lid for the toilets. Ticket sales are limited to 150 this year and will go on sale the first week of January. This will be an 18 and over event. Please check out the website for more info www.hillbillyburners.com

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MEET AND GREET #2

misssweett — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 16:13:24 GMT

Come Join Kristal Light and Sweet T for the Lexington Meet and Greet
WHERE: ANYTHING GOES BAR ( IT IS A BURNER BAR)
931 WINCHESTER ROAD
LEXINGTON, KY 40505
(859) 225-1317
WHEN: SEPTEMBER 20TH
ARRANGEMENTS FOR OVERNIGHTERS IN THE BAR- CONTACT KRISTAL LIGHT OR SWEET T FOR DETAILS

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help others eat and learn

PoosieKat — Mon, 19 May 2008 18:49:20 GMT

Hello folks! Today I'm bringing you a way to help out those who are a little less fortunate than you may find yourself this day. A friend and fellow burner (Beth, the gal at the end of this e-mail...she SO rocks) works for The Campbell County Neighborhood Center of Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission and they've been trying out something new. They've changed their pantry to include more options, healthier food choices, and are looking to offer even MORE choices with some help. They're even starting up a series of classes that cover real-life skills, such as sewing, cooking, budgeting, and more. They rely on donations of all sorts, from the drop off to the monetary.

I'd also like to remind those no where near Kentucky (though you can always help from afar) that there are pantries similar to this one across the country helping those that need that little extra boost to make it by and that it's donations from people like us, that can make a HUGE difference in someone else's life. Every little bit helps.

Read more below, visit their site to make a donation, or to see what they've got going on. I think that they're on to something down there in Campbell County!

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The food pantry at the Campbell County Neighborhood Center of Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission (www.nkcac.org) has undergone an amazing transformation. Over the last year, the pantry has changed from a traditional pantry to a client choice model based off of the food pyramid (www.mypyramid.gov).

As the Rainbow of Choice pantry, we are dedicated to helping our families become and stay healthy and self-reliant. On their first visit to the pantry, our families are given lots of healthy and easy recipes that they can make from the food we can provide. Also on the first visit (and at any other time it is requested), we have a one-on-one personalized nutritional counseling session with our families.

In addition to the changes with our pantry, we are also starting a new and revolutionary series of budgeting classes. For many families, it is hard to sit with a stranger and talk about debt, money, budgeting, and other personal matters. Instead of this, we have begun to plan Practical Budgeting. Practical Budgeting will be a series of classes based around real-life skills that help to lower bills and make a family more self-reliant. The classes are on cooking (with the help of a dietetics student at the University of Cincinnati), sewing, making homemade gifts, knitting, candy-making, and, of coarse, plain old budgeting. However, the lessons about budgeting and money will be incorporated into the more interesting skills classes.

While our organization is fairly large, the Campbell County Neighborhood Center consists of one paid worker and many volunteers. We have a very small budget that covers our operating expenses and rely on donations to have food and supplies for our families.

We are incredibly excited about the changes in our Center and are optimistic about all the good that they will do in our community. Right now, we are asking for small donations to get this work done.

Donations will be used in the following ways:

- To purchase a greater variety of food for the pantry, including vegetarian, diabetic, whole grain, and organic options.

- To purchase used sewing machines, crock pots, bread makers, and other small appliances for the Practical Budgeting class (ideally, we would raise enough to be able to send folks home with one small appliance per family).

- To purchase supplies such as sewing needles, thread, yarn, knitting needles, fabric, etc for the classes.

- To purchase small items as a “congratulations” for our families, such as movie tickets or tickets to the Newport Aquarium for a family where the parent has reached a substantial goal, such as receiving their GED or reaching one year of steady employment.

- To purchase household items such as laundry detergent, toilet paper, soap, deodorant, etc. These items are not donated very often but are in high demand from our families.

We are a tax-deductible organization and you can receive a receipt for tax purposes. To donate, all you need to do is visit our website (http://www.nkcac.org) . Go to the “donate now” button and make sure to put “Campbell County” in the “designation” line. If you would like to donate to one program in particular, make sure to include that in the designation line as well.

There is certainly no minimum to get involved and every little donation will help us to make these programs the best that they can possibly be.

If you have any ideas, suggestions, questions or comments feel free to email me at bandriacco@nkcac.org or give me a call at 859-431-4177.

Beth Andriacco

Campbell County Supervisor

Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission

437 W 9th St Newport, KY 41071

859-431-4177 ex. 23

Fax: 859-655-8671

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Workshop Weekend May 23-25

PoosieKat — Mon, 12 May 2008 23:31:39 GMT

Here's the short of it:

May 23-25
Synctuarie
$10 pre-pay meal-plan (rhellemans2(at)gmail(dot)com) *
$5 at door for workshop

Workshops will be:
LED/Lighting
Yarn/Wool dying
Hoop making and dancing

Also going on:
L3K work (come out if you're going out with L3K team this year)
SN effigy work
Burning Man virgin meet-up

*The meal plan covers meals for Breakfast and Lunch Sat & Sun and dinner on Sat. This is gourmet dining on a dime. Last time we had Pork Centerloin, cold green beans in a blu cheese garlic sauce, green salad with home-made mustard balsamic dressing. This fed about 20+ people for one dinner. We have delicious vegetarian fare as well. And as always, wonderful community member Rebecca purchases and cooks it all up for us. We love her, her cooking, and her generosity.

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Scorched Nuts updates

PoosieKat — Mon, 12 May 2008 23:16:58 GMT

Howdy folks! I'm bringing you news of ways to help out Scorched Nuts by camping with friends and tickets changes and updates.

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SN Volunteer Work Weekend
May 31-June 1
Hannon's Camp America

As we quickly approach the second year for Scorched Nuts (http://www.scorchednuts.org) we wanted to let you know of a way to benefit the community, the event, and the camping venue. Burners from IN, KY, and OH will be gathering at Hannon's Camp America (the venue for Scorched Nuts) from May 31st to June 1. We'll be camping out (free tent camping, $10 bunk rental if that's your thing), painting signs, digging post holes, building bridges, and ladders into tree houses. This work is mutually beneficial to the community and Hannon's. Come help us foster more community growth and give back. And as always is the case when Burners gather to work, we'll have an amazingly good time.

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SN Ticket Changes and Updates

Hey folks, we've been looking over our ticket sales deadlines and have decided to make a couple of quick, and beneficial to the procrastinator, revisions. First, the deadline for mail-in orders has been pushed back to May 31st for the postmarked date. If it's postmarked after that you're check or money order will be sent back in the mail and you'll have to purchase your ticket on-line or with a vendor. Secondly, tickets will be on sale on-line and will vendors until June 12th. After that time you can purchase your tickets at the gate. Also, you have until midnight tonight to purchase a ticket for the $30 price, after that until June 12th tickets will be $40. We've also lowered the gate price to $50. All deadlines, unless otherwise noted, are until 11:59pm of the date listed. Also please note that there has been a gate policy change, there will be NO in-and-out passes this year. Be prepared to come and stay. You will not be permitted to leave and come back once you exit the gates. Thank you.

To summerize:

Mail-in postmark Deadline: May 31st for $40 tickets
On-line/Vendor Deadline: June 12th for $40 tickets
$30 Ticket Deadline (on-line only): May 12th
$40 Ticket Deadline: June 12th
$50 Gate Ticket Sales: June 19th during gate hours - June 21st at 5pm
No leaving once you've arrived.

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Thank you all for your help and your patience. We hope to see you out at Scorched Nuts, or any of the upcoming events, gatherings, work weekend, etc that we have going on through out the year.

As always, be safe, be happy, and have fun.
April / Poosie kat

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InterFuse 2008 Tix up for sale

saint_al — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:22:36 GMT

http://www.midwestburners.com

Already there.

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17th Annual Shamrock Run & Walk - Indy

PoosieKat — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 21:36:34 GMT

The 17th Annual Shamrock Run and Walk is open to people of all ages and abilities. Come join the fun with thousands of others by participating in either the 4-mile Run or the 4-mile Walk from Monument Circle downtown to Fountain Square, home of the Irish Hill. The Indy Sports Foundation is a non-profit charitable organization with a mission of promoting amateur sports and lending assistance to persons and organizations engaged in such activities. The St. Patrick's Day Celebration is our largest charity event and one of the longest standing traditions in Indianapolis. The Fountain on the Square will be flowing Green when the Shamrock Run takes place on Saturday, March 15th from 7:00am - 11:00am. Come out and show your support for the participants! Contact Information: (317) 884-3836

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Workshop Weekend

PoosieKat — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 19:21:27 GMT

When - Feb. 1-3
Where - The Grove (Middletown, OH directions upon request)
How Much - $5

There are no invitations really to the Workshop Weekend. You see a posting about one and you decide to come out. It's just that easy. heeheehee

The workshops are normally 'given' at a set time, however, it's also VERY loose and we run on burner time, so it's a lot of 'ish'.

I think that we're just gonna have two workshops this time around. First, it's winter and we're all a little on the tired side. Secondly, I'm sure that we'll be up to MORE than just the two workshops.

Here's the WW line-up:
Saturday - 2to4pm - Herbal/Medicinal Teas & Tinctures
Saturday - 5to7pm - Digeridoo

Friday and Sunday do not have a scheduled workshop, however, that doesn't mean that we don't have fun, don't learn new things, etc.
Remember if you have electronics questions Tim is more than happy to help and if you have hoop questions, I'm more than happy to help. If you have a hoop, I'd suggest bringing it along, hoops are always welcome and fun.

Okay...some necessities:

$5 to cover workshop costs
Sleeping bag
*Air mattress
Food and/or drink to share
Ideas
Questions

You can come up Friday (Feb. 1st) after 5pm. Even though we don't have any workshops scheduled on Friday it looks like we're gonna be having a Fimo Friday Party. So bring along some Fimo (Sculptey, Premo, etc), any tools you have, and make something out of Fimo with us. There tends to be SOMEthing going on the whole weekend, even if it's just sitting around and talking. The conversations are nothing if not entertaining. :D

See you all SOON!

* Indicates a non-necessity, however, you may be want it. There will be a lot more space in which to crash this time, as opposed to NYE, plus the music won't be as loud or going on for as long. So that'll help with the sleeping.

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Resonate - Chicago

PoosieKat — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 19:21:59 GMT

Looks like our friends and neighbors in Chicago are at it again. Resonate 3.0 - March 29th.

They have almost double the space as last year!

Also at this time they're sending out a call for people interested in helping out with this all volunteer burning community event. WOOT!!! So not only can you mark your calendars for a kick ass party where you'll meet a ton of fantastic fun people, but you can be one of the rockstars that help put it together. How cool is that!

Resonate was invented to bring all the tribes in the midwest together under one roof! And if the past two years are indication, I'd say that they've DONE it.

All the money (every penny) made at Resonate goes straight back to the community into a fund that supports other activities like, Decomp, Town Hall meetings, BRAF, Art grants, etc... and theirr full $ budget is completely transparent, and is sent out in detail to their announce list!
: ) (To sign up for their announce list send a blank e-mail to: chicago-announce-subscribe@burningman.com )

A call out to artists, performers, and volunteers will be made shortly.

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New Albany, IN art action!

PoosieKat — Mon, 24 Sep 2007 23:13:07 GMT

October 18,19, and 20

So it goes!

Raising art from the dead
@
The New Albanian Brewing Company

The show will be just two weeks before
Halloween. So come dressed to impress!

Zombies encouraged. mmmm Brains.....

All plans are subject to change but as it stands
here is the plan

Art of all forms by all ages and from multiple places around
the country...Mostly local though...New Albany REPRESENT!
All artists are encouraged to participate. Send me a message ASAP
so that we can get you on the list.

Fire performances by The Phoenix Collective
Kinetic Sculpture-The Contraption- an interactive sculpture worthy of writing home to mom about.
Glass blowing- by Daniel Holland and possibly a few guest appearances
Yoga performances-

Live music- As far as I can remember the musicians are
as follows-- Not all artists are confirmed. Some may have been forgotten
please email us soon to get on the list.

Ben Traughber
Jared Williamson and Tommy Potts
Daniel Brown and friends
Pokey La Farge
Amos
Stephen Powell- aka Tron Force One-- watch this guy he might grab your
ass
Andy Kaiser , Scott Schamel, Rob Payne, and friends
etc....

Other attractions..... Pumpkin carving- more info to com

Flash Zombie Mob---- you never know
when zombies may attack.

BEER!!!!!!

Art Bikes.....show us your ride!

Come out to enjoy the art
Stay for the music....
Oh and did i mention that this place has the best beer ever.
So bring a sober driver. MAKE GOOD CHOICES!

More updates to come........

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TRIAGE: Activist Art Exhibit - Indianapolis

PoosieKat — Tue, 26 Jun 2007 19:44:04 GMT

TRIAGE:Activist Art Exhibit: Saturday,6/30,Fountain Square

Hey Everyone,

Thought you might like to know about this. I will have a few things in this exhibit, and I am also one of the Triage planners. Check out this week's issue of NUVO for more info. It's going to be a really cool day of events, featuring activist art, music, poetry, film, and then some. Check it out (and come say 'hi!')

On Saturday, June 30, 2007, Fountain Square will host TRIAGE, an all-ages free indoor/outdoor exhibition of public art in a variety of media: two and three dimensional work, installation, dance, performance art, film, spoken word, and music, all relating to the
interconnected themes of earth, justice and peace. All of the gravest issues our society and environment can be related to this triad of subjects, and this event will bring together a diverse number of very skilled artists.

Over 80 artists, writers and performers will converge on Fountain
Square to deliver their creative and urgent messages on Saturday, June 30, in this free event taking place from 10 am until 6pm. Artists will be spread throughout the Fountain Square area, and a main stage will feature musical acts throughout the day, along with an open drum circle at 3pm and an open mic at 4pm. (It will be moved to the Wheeler Arts building in case of rain.)

Later that evening, Radio Radio will host a benefit concert for the
Hoosier Environmental Council. The evening concert will start at 9pm, and entry is $5.

** Musical acts include: The blackSoil project (pure organic hip-hop), The Sarah Grain Trio (jazz and bossa nova-inspired folk), Men of Many Vices (bluegrass), Kate Lamont (of MabLab/ blueprintmusic), Twilight Sentinels (golden-age hip-hop), Bala vs. Laptop (electronic and African melody), Dance performance by Jaclyn Virgin, Megan Mills and Kevin Wiltz, DJ Spread.

Please check the website www.greentravel.biz/triage
and www.myspace.com/triageindy for updates. Questions, contact: T.J. Reynolds, Triage Coordinator, 317-332-1960 Triageindy@gamail.com .

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Silk Veil dying

PoosieKat — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 16:22:48 GMT

Badriya is hosting a silk veil dying workshop.
Sunday, July 15, 1-5pm
Harrison Center for the Arts, in the courtyard.
3 and 4 yard veils available, hemmed or not.
for fees and information please contact her at BelediBelly@sbcglobal.net
Thank you!

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Portland Arch

PapaRed — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 01:33:54 GMT

Hiked today at Portland Arch, south of Attica, Indiana. This is a better hike in the springtime, because it has a number of unusual wildflowers, but the cliffs and the natural arch make it worth a hike anytime of year. The trail is only about a mile long, but winds down through the arch and up the canyon. While in the area, visit the Potholes (Fall Creek Gorge) north of Attica.

Pictures posted!

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Exploring a new nature preserve

PapaRed — Thu, 26 Apr 2007 23:40:11 GMT

NICHES is a group in Northern Indiana working to preserve areas along the Wabash River. They had just posted about a new area they bought along Little Pine Creek, between West Lafayette and Attica, so I went to check it out. It's not posted yet, and there aren't any trails, but we had a nice time hiking along an abandoned road down to the creek. There are still some early spring wildflowers out and the creek looked pretty. This will be a nice area, with a little restoration work, and it's contiguous with two other preserves, each of which has a different character - prairie and hardwood forest. Next time through the area, stop and take a look!
http://dcwi.com/~eric/goot/littlepine.htm

What areas have the rest of you explored lately?

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Traveling to Lexington

Zareen1 — Wed, 28 Feb 2007 15:58:45 GMT

the end of March. Anything fun going on on Saturday, March 31 or Sunday April 1?

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Indiana Bellydance Links

PoosieKat — Thu, 08 Feb 2007 17:08:43 GMT

For Ft. Wayne: http://www.jordanaandfriends.com/

For Muncie: http://www.carenzascaravan.com/ & http://www.dancingravens.com/

If you know of more, it would be great if you shared them here. I'll be x-posting on tribe and other sites. Just to help close the gaps. :D

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Muncie Weather This Weekend?

Zareen1 — Wed, 14 Feb 2007 14:43:50 GMT

I'm traveling to Muncie, IN on Friday during the day and will be there until Sunday a.m. What is the weather supposed to do during that time? Snow / ice? Anything else that might make traveling difficult? Thanks!

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Friends of Jung

PoosieKat — Wed, 28 Feb 2007 15:03:56 GMT

March Presentation Information:

Dear Central Indiana Friends of Jung,

We hope you have had a productive winter. We would like to remind you that our presentations are now at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Indianapolis on the south side of the Butler Campus. The address is 615 W. 43rd St. There is a map and directions on the CIFOJ website. This is the URL for the directions. http://www.cifoj.org/jmeetinglocation.html
Second, this Thursday March 1, 2007 7-9 pm., the Central Indiana Friends of Jung will present the program of Healing the Freud and Jung Split Presented by Felicity Kelsourse, PhD., Associate Professor of Pastoral Care and Counseling, Director of Training for Pastoral Psychotherapy at Christian Theological Seminary.
We will present the third in a series of "Digestible Jung" workshops presented by J. Gary Sparks, Jungian Analyst on Saturday March 10, 2007 from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm. This is about The Self as Synthesis, and will be about the book-Mysterium Coniunctiontis. This interesting and informative workshop on Jung will be held in the same place as the other two previous Digestible Jung workshops have been. This will be free to CIFOJ members. Non-members will cost $40.00 per session. Pre-registration is required. Bring writing materials and a brown bag lunch. Coffee, tea and water provided. For more info please contact: Cathy Guthrie- 317-569-1611
We are offering a CIFOJ canteen at the CIFOJ meeting this Thursday for you to purchase coffee, hot chocolate, water, pop and some kind of snack. The drinks are $1.00 each. This will help the CIFOJ finance future speakers and workshops. The bookstore and canteen are open at 6:30 pm.
Also we are still proposing starting a CIFOJ lending library. We are asking for donations of Jungian themed books, tapes or videos. They can be extras that you find you have or just donations of books you have read and no longer need. This lending library can be used by the paid members of the CIFOJ. Any donations of books. tapes or videos can be brought to any meeting. The subject matter can be anything that Jung may have written, or discussed or anything that anyone else may have written about him, his interests or his writings.

Presentations are held at the Universalist Unitarian Church of Indianapolis at 615 West 43rd St. from 7:00-9:00 PM. Again the directions are to be found at http://www.cifoj.org/jmeetinglocation.html
The cost is $8, or free for members. A reminder that full time students with ID are admitted free to the meetings.
Sincerely,
The Central Indiana Friends of Jung Board

Questions? Contact Cathie Guthrie: 317-569-1611 CIFOJ@hotmail.

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2nd Annual Chiditarod - Volunteer opportunities

PoosieKat — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 15:16:06 GMT

Here ye! Here ye!

Volunteer for the Chiditarod, you say?!

The 2nd annual Chiditarod is upon us, prepared to lower property values across the city. We are currently in search of volunteers for race day - March 3rd, 2007. We need you! This year we will need about 40 volunteers to help make the 2007 Chiditarod SMASHING. You will be contributing from 11:00 am until 4:00ish (although some could have duties that are shorter lived).

Not only do you get to help re-write history, again, you will also receive a limited edition wearable emblem in gratitude for your time and drinking capabilities. Rare and coveted across 3 continents.
Honest.

All volunteers will be meeting at 11 am on March 3rd, 2007 at the designated location for final assignments. Here is what is currently available...

-starting line/registration...get to know the teams

-check points: sign in, vote for best skit, drink beers, traffic control...get to know your local bartenders

-finish line: organize the teams, record times, weigh donated food (if nec), hold "caution Chiditarod" tape for winners to heroically bust through

-misc specialist jobs-patches, t-shirt, photographer, video, cattle rambling

PlEASE, let me know if you can volunteer - I need FOR SUREs - please send an email with your name and contact number(s) and if you have a preference for times/jobs. Can't guarantee to get everything for everybody but will try (such as being at a check point with a friend).

Be a part of this historic Chicago mayhem.

If you don't know what the Chiditarod is - check it out at www.chiditarod.org

Thank you,
ms tara
volunteer gestapa
ttsquared@hotmail.com

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Muncie Gras - Feb. 17th

PoosieKat — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 16:03:15 GMT

Okay, since the downtown development team don't seem to understand what a website is best used for (ie putting up useful information of what is going on...prices, activities, etc) I won't be giving you all a link. However, here in Muncie, IN on Feb. 17th we will be having our annual (4th? 5th?) Muncie Gras celebration. Last year I believe it was $10. There are two outdoor stages, one large one small. Walnut street in downtown Muncie is cordened off for about 3 to 4 blocks. There are vendors selling drinks, baubles, food, and more. There's normally even a mechanical bull.

I'm not sure about arrangements at this point in time. While I live in a house LARGE enough to house 20+ people semi-comfortably, that may not be an option. My friend Spencer will have some room, but it's limited and going fast, so a hotel room may be in order.....and conviently there is one downtown ( http://travel.yahoo.com/p-hotel-328554-radisson_hotel_roberts-i ) that I would suggest for an easy get-away. If enough out of towners show an interest in getting a suite that may be something that we can arrange for, and it would be kind of fun.....at least for all us single folk.

Also, if you are a performer and are planning on coming, let me know. The Fickle Peach, a local bar....my fav....especially since I know the owners pretty damned well and drink there whenever I'm out.......have a booth this year and would like performers (fire/glow/etc) to perform by their booth. This would mean free admittance, some free drinks (beers), and a way to share your talent with the folks of Muncie. Just let me know what you'll need (safety/space), if you'll be doing fire or glow, etc. I'll be doing my LED hoop, if all goes well. I still have to practice a bit more before it's there there there.

So....this is closer, is NOT burner oriented, but that normally doesn't stop me from making it out to it, and it's just another way to hang and have fun with some great people. So there's the info....as much as I know. I would love to see some of you out.

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Superbowl XLI - Bears v Colts

Veto — Fri, 02 Feb 2007 12:56:39 GMT

Any football fans out there? I have Chicago roots but live in the Indianapolis area so I'm either conflicted or on Cloud 9. Actually, I'm just looking forward to a great game. I really both teams.

How about some predictions?

Bears: 23
Colts: 16

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Asylum Street Spankers Tonight

PoosieKat — Mon, 05 Feb 2007 16:01:53 GMT

Asylum Street Spankers!
Tonight - Feb 5 - 7:30 pm
indianapolis arts center
(north side of broad ripple - between college and the monon trail.)
15 bucks (ouch! - but worth it...)

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Are you a native?

Zareen1 — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 15:18:46 GMT

If any of you are wondering why the moderator of this tribe is from St. Louis, I just thought I'd let you know that I grew up in Illinois and lived their for 24 years. My family still lives there and I go visit as often as I can.

Where are you from? Are you a native or a transplant?

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Mardi Gras Burner Ball - Feb 24th

PoosieKat — Mon, 29 Jan 2007 17:05:07 GMT

Mardi Gras Burner Ball -a Benefit Party For the Common
Ground Collective in New Orleans.

Saturday February 24th at the Acorn Theater in Three
Oaks MI.

This multi room costume/dance party will feature DJ's,
the Environmental Encroachment Marching Band, Rhythm
Works African drumming ensemble, a Mardi Gras costume
contest, and a special screening of the short
documentary "Solidarity, not Charity", a film that
chronicles Common Ground Collective's heroic ongoing
relief and rebuilding efforts in New Orleans. This
event is an intentional gathering that will celebrate
the Soul of New Orleans and will bring together
conscious party people from across the midwest in the
spirit of Love, Community, and Radical Self
Expression.

Performers will include:
Rudeboi-Drum and Bass
Nate Manic-Caliber/Bad Advice Bear Chicago
Sean Conlon-Funk D'jour-Soular Powered Productions
Lou Dooben-Afrodelic beats
Brett Padgett-Fontanelle Umbrella
John Darbyshire-Rare Grooves
Rhythm Works African Drumming Ensemble
Environmental Encroachment Marching Band
Adam Abstrakt-Electro House-Rapid Eye
Terrance Dizko-House-Groove Hustlers
Tom Slick-House-Groove Hustlers
Dj Vincent Valay-House-Groove Hustlers
Jonathan Ian-Goa/ Acid Techno-Log2
Dan Dementia-Goa/ Acid Techno-Log2/ Local303
Rich D-Techno/ Trance-Log2/ Local 303
Dj Decend-Breaks-BrokenSoul/ Rapid Eye
Sure Shot-Drum and Bass
Solace(LivePA)-Drum and Bass-FresherSouthern/ TechSin
Costumed freaks who enjoy a good strut

Catering by Belle Via Market in Three Oaks.
Sound by Log2.

$15 admission

Doors at 8, music at 9 and goes til way past your
mommas bedtime.

Interested volunteers or those with questions can
contact Sean at: mardigrasburnerball@yahoo.com

The Acorn theater is a beautiful venue located in SW
Michigan near I-94/US12 in the funky little town of
Three Oaks. It is about an hour and ten minutes from
Chicago. This is a fully legal/licensed venue and due
to Michigan Liquor laws outside alcohol cannot be
brought in. There will however be a bar inside serving
until 2am. Directions and general info about the Acorn
can be found at www.acorntheater.com

The address is:

Acorn Theater
111 N. Elm ST.
Three Oaks, MI 49128

Common Ground's mission is to provide short term
relief for victims of hurricane disasters in the Gulf
Coast region, and long term support in rebuilding the
communities affected in the New Orleans area. Common
Ground is a community-initiated volunteer organization
offering assistance, mutual aid and support. The work
gives hope to communities by working with them,
providing for their immediate needs and emphasizes
people working together to rebuild their lives in
sustainable ways.
www.commongroundrelief.org

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This weekend!!! SynchroniCity presentsThe4thAnnual X

PoosieKat — Wed, 24 Jan 2007 15:16:35 GMT

> > Attention!!!
> >
> > Burners, fire spinners, freaks, artists,
> > lovers/loathers of Christmas, pyros and miscreants...
> >
> >
> > Each year during these bleak winter months, we gather
> > up two or three hundred discarded X-Mass Trees, build
> > an evergreen sculpture, crack open kegs and light a
> > huge-ass fire.
> >
> > Friends gather, jackassery ensues, fire happens,
> > people feel ways about stuff, and the catharsis keeps
> > us all giddy and warm for the rest of winter.
> >
> > Want to join us for the tree flambe?
> >
> > It's free, awesome and we've been gathering trees
> > since Xmas. Come on down.
> >
> > When:
> >
> > This Saturday, January 27th, 2007
> > Sundown - Approx. 2:00 A.M.
> > @ the Wildlife Refuge
> > in Kansasville, WI
> >
> >
> > Where:
> >
> > An hour's drive from Chicago, just north of the
> > Wisconsin border.
> >
> > The Wildlife Refuge in Kansasville, Wisconsin.
> > 3518 S Beaumont Ave/State Road 75
> > (262) 878-4766
> > For a detailed map, follow this link:
> >
>"www.google.com/maps
>:official&hs=58v&q=wildlife+refuge&near=Kansasville,+WI+53139&cid=0,0,150824
>53028276323417&ll=42.691270,-88.110618&spn=0,.02&sa=X&oi=local&ct=image"
> >
> > HOW CAN YOU HELP?
> > If you or anyone you know has an X-mas tree they wish
> > to torch, bring it.
> >
> > We are also putting out an APB for fire spinners.
> > Your poi will enhance everyone's experience. Please
> > feel free to bring it!
> >
> > BOOZE/FOOD:
> > $5 for non-SynchroniCity members to drink Spotted Cow
> > beer all night.
> >
> > The Wildlife Refuge also has a full bar at your
> > disposal. SynchroniCity will have a grill and some
> > food available as well. All participants are
> > encouraged to bring something to cook with, or eat.
> >
> > MEMBERSHIP for Synchro?
> > Absolutely everyone is welcome to this event. Should
> > you feel like purchasing a membership, drink $40
> > dollars to the event. The cost of SynchroniCity
> > membership is $40 for the whole darn year.
> >
> > For more information go to:
> > www.synchroni-city.org
> >
> > SLEEPING?
> > THE X-MAS TREE BURN IS NOT A CAMPING EVENT
> > All participants are encouraged to drive home that
> > night, and PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE designate a driver if
> > you plan on drinking. Be smart, kids.
> >
> > I HAVE QUESTIONS!
> > No problem. E-mail downtown_dave@sbcglobal.net. He
> > likes questions.
> >
> > Hope to see you on the 27th!
> >
>
>_______________________________________________
>chicago-announce mailing list
>chicago-announce@burningman.com
>lists.burningman.com/mailman...announce

_______________________________________________
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Squirrels

Zareen1 — Mon, 15 Jan 2007 18:55:59 GMT

I have a problem with squirrels. How do I get rid of them?

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New Artist Coop - Built & Supported by your TRASH!

Karine — Sat, 20 Jan 2007 05:53:49 GMT

Check it out ya'all! http://www.ohiovalleycreativenergy.org

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Merry Christmas...

Jim — Mon, 25 Dec 2006 04:10:43 GMT

Here's to you and your's from me and mine. Happy Holidays...

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InterFuse 2007

PoosieKat — Tue, 14 Nov 2006 15:51:31 GMT

InterFuse - Booneville, Missouri
May 3-6 (Thurs-Sun)
http://www.midwestburners.com

So, here's the deal, right now there are three definite camp members and one maybe. Not a lot of people, but there's still time to plot and plan. So, this year we're working on a camp that will consist of a double dome design (one dome for the public and one for our private camp use with a fire barrell....which would heat the public dome during the evening), a stage for performances of any kind (if you want to contribute a poem, a dance, a play, etc....do, do, do it), and at least one effigy contribution (we're workin' on designs and procession plans at this time). Now, if you're wanting/planning/hoping to go and would like to camp with others from the upper midwest/great lakes area, just let me know. Also, if you want to contribute to any of the above projects, again, let me know....same with questions, comments, and critiques. Oh....and if you want to stay with us, but aren't able to be there the whole time....don't worry one bit about it...we'll make sure that you have a space to call your own.

The planning has begun!

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Tonight!

PoosieKat — Wed, 08 Nov 2006 16:27:35 GMT

For anyone in the Lousiville, Southern Indiana
> area ... *TONIGHT*
>
> The Ohio Valley Creative Energy (OVCE) is
> hosting a
> Presentation this Wednesday evening at 7 pm @
> the Ogle Center Recital Hall.

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Dec 16th South Bend, IN

PoosieKat — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 20:26:12 GMT

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Saturday December 16, 2006
South Bend, IN
"Fresh Flava"
South Bend's 1st underground art festival exhibiting the many genres
of electronic music, local canvas artists, abstract art, videography,
graphic art, interactive art and much more.
www.myspace.com/local303

Featured Artists:

Dan Efex - Chicago, IL - Psy Trance Ear Twisting Madness
www.danefex.com - www.myspcace.com/danefex

Kevin Franck aka Linus - Chicago, IL - Tech House
www.myspace.com/kevinfranckakalinus

-Nick Deflipo - Fort Wayne
-Rich D. vs. Dementia - South Bend - Hard Trance
-Rudeboi - Gary, IN - Drum N Bass
-Scrilla – Michigan – Techno & House
-Adam Abstrakt - South Bend - Tech House
-Jonathan Ian vs. Andrew Paul (South Bend 1st electronic/vinyl dj) -
Progressive tag set!
-Brian Ohm - www.beattechnicians.com - Techno
-Graviton – Lac LaBiche, Alberta, Canada
-Tom Slick vs. Terrance Disco - Elkhart & SB - House tag set!
-Andy Digi - South bend - Hardcore
-Aasch - Indianapolis - House
-Kasper - South Bend - Acid House
-JessMixMan - Walkerton - Psy Trance
-Jobu - South Bend - Jungle
-Nick Neff vs. Assassin - South Bend - House
-Jonathan Ian Live - Preview of his new IDM album.
-Solace - South Bend - Tech Step

Max Kauffman - Robot Co. Skate Agency
www.kauffmanartistry.4t.com
Max is a well known artist that has been involved in MANY of our areas
underground events, art centers and shows. We are happy to welcome
him home from hist east coast art tour to set up his gallery for all
of you to see!

The Yancy Lee Art Experience
www.myspace.com/yancylee
Yancy is another well known urban artist from the South Bend area.
His art is well recognized by the skateboard community throughout the
midwest. Yancy's work fucuses on lines and expressionless portraits
from creatures who have asymetrical facial features.

QUIM events LLC - Live Video Mixing
Nate of Quim is a long time supporter of the South Bend & Midwest
electronic music scene. He has been giving back to our scene by
providing events with AMAZING live video mixing/projections. We are
thankful that he is dedicated to the advancement of our music and culture.

The Log2 Sound System
Many of you have heard the Log2 Sound System over the years. We have
provided sound, intelligent lighting & lasers for almost 500
electronic music events since 1992. Our Audio Engineer (Woody)
recently invented a new bass cabinet that has been earning the respect
of audio heads across the board. Come witness the true art of sound
and clarity through the innovative creation of Woody's mind!

$15 admission @ door
Doors open at 8:00pm
-3 ROOMS (2 Story building) of art, dj's, music, sound, lighting,
lasers, video projections, etc.
-Vending will consist of fluids, t-shirts, art, lights, music and much
more.
-Security will be on site to insure the safety of all.
www.myspace.com/local303 for details.

For venue location stay tuned to:
Dpnava303@...
www.myspace.com/local303
www.beattechnicians.com

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Muncie open drum circle

PoosieKat — Fri, 03 Nov 2006 22:03:04 GMT

Every Saturday from 6 to 9pm at the Heorot (downtown Walnut Street Muncie) on the second floor there will be an open drum circle with dancers, and me a hoopin'! Come on out and join in the fun. 21+

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What happened?

Zareen1 — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 23:37:56 GMT

Why is this tribe now moderatorless??

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Check out the new Kentucky Burning Man tribe!

Karine — Tue, 24 Oct 2006 03:07:37 GMT

All who are interested, and even those who only ~may be~ interested~ in Burning Man

are invited! Bring a friend, too!

Find our brand spankin' new Kentucky Burners Tribe at

http://tribes.tribe.net/kentuckyburnersfr

Love, from Karine

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Call for artists and performers of all varities

PoosieKat — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 13:42:44 GMT

From: Eden Staff and Promotions <eden.in.indy@gmail.com>
To: indiana-announce@burningman.com
Subject: CALL FOR ARTISTS AND PERFOMERS OF ALL VARITIES
Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2006 4:38 PM
Eden Staff and Promotions is a non-profit organization who seeks to support local community charities with an emphasis on GLBT groups, and youth programs. Last year our first event was held called EDEN: Celebrating Life and Diversity at Talbott Street on 3/29/06. The event featured fire dancers, acrobatics, a decor theme, and three dj's (trance, industrial, house).

The EDEN event is fusion of art, culture, and music. The point of EDEN is to draw in Indianapolis' alt communities for a night of celebration.

We are seeking performers who would like to be apart of next years (07) event, as well as potential sponsors. If interested please write: eden.in.indy@gmail.com.

Sincerely,

Chris Conner
Founder

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Muncie - Artwalk - Oct 5-6

PoosieKat — Tue, 03 Oct 2006 13:41:37 GMT

Ball State and Downtown Muncie join forces for the annual ArtsWalk event.
This year's ArtsWalk has been extended to two days, Oct. 5 & 6, from 5-9pm.
Featuring coordinated art shows at the many art galleries downtown and on campus, music and entertainment, and free shuttle between downtown and BSU.

Some of the events at Artswalk are described below, but there are many more happenings throughout downtown. If you'd like to add your ArtsWalk events details to this list, please email info@munciedowntown.com.

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At the Artist Within:

Toren Scott will take his potter's wheel outside to demonstrate throwing and have several of his recent works for sale.

Abbie Parmerle's oil painting exhibit will have its artist reception with refreshments and live music.

Marilyn Derwenskus' Encaustic class exhibit opening and technique demonstrations.

Ana-Marie Delk felted purses show and sale with demonstrations.

"Paint a Plate for the Cure" silent auction continues.
"Create for the Cure" will take place from October 3-7. 100% of studio fees collected during the week will go to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. Local artists and celebrities have participated in ?Paint a Plate for the Cure? and the plates they painted will be in a silent auction during the week and the winning bids will be notified Sat. October 7th and the monies will also be donated to the Komen Foundation. Come join the fun and help a worthy cause.

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Poetry at the Blue Bottle:

Joseph Kerschbaum has performed at numerous venues around the country. He has been a featured performer at festivals such as the Bucktown Arts Fest, the Etheridge Knight Festival of the Arts, as well as Heartland Incantations, a reading series that celebrates Hoosier poets. Joseph has also been a featured guest on such radio shows as WFHB's 'A Poet's Weave' as well NPR's 'A Linen Weave of Poets'.
Joseph is the captain of the Bloomington Pie Cutters, a team of poets that competes within the Midwest Poetry Slam League as well as the Rustbelt Regional Poetry Slam. In the 2005 season of the MPSL the Bloomington Poetry Slam Team finish a solid Second Place among some of the finest Poetry Slam Teams in the country.
In April, 2005 Joseph was the opening poet for the nationally acclaimed Def Poetry Jam showcase at Indiana University. In September, 2005 Joseph was awarded the Greer Foundation Fellowship for Creative Writing from the Bloomington Area Arts Council. In December, 2005 Joseph was nominated for a Pushcart Prize.
In June, 2006 Joseph was awarded an Individual Artistic Grant from The Indiana Arts Commission and The National Endowment for the Arts.
Throughout 2006 Joseph will be on the road in support of his new book Dead Stars Have No Graves. He?ll be hitting cities such as Chicago, Louisville, Columbus, Philadelphia, Eerie, Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, and Bloomington among others. Check the schedule page for up-to-date details.
A number of his poems have appeared in journals and magazines around the country (Bathtub Gin, Arsenic Lobster, Stirring, Facets, Poetry Motel, Eclipse, Stray Dog, Tipton Poetry Journal, Red River Review).

Tony Brewer lives and works in Bloomington, Indiana, where he has been writing and performing for over fifteen years. He is the voice of reason behind MATRIX, www.matrixmag.com, a not-for-profit poetry and arts consortium he co-founded in 1998, as well as a founding member of the Bloomington poetry slam team, the Pie Cutters. His writing has appeared in Branches, Bathtub Gin, Poetry Midwest, the Bloomington Independent, the St. James Encyclopedia of Popular Culture, and elsewhere. He is also a professional editor, an audio producer, an adult-literacy tutor, and a renowned sound effects artist.

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At Artworks:

Award winning Artist Katherine Meade will exhibit original Oil paintings at Artworks Gallery in downtown Muncie. The show will open on First Thursday, October 5, with the artist in attendance from 5 to 8 pm. The public is invited to attend and partake of light refreshments.

A California native, Katherine relocated to Zionsville, In several years ago and has been making an impact on the local art scene ever since. In 2003, Katherine won both the Governors Choice and Wildlife Best of Show at the Indiana State Fair. Her work has been selected for exhibition by the Hoosier Salon and can be seen at their Gallery in Indianapolis as well as Art In Hand Gallery in Zionsville.

Katherine began winning honors in 1986 at various competitions in California where she attended the University of California at Riverside. She enhanced her skills at the Heron School of Art in Indianapolis. Katherine captures the natural beauty if local Indiana scenery and her floral arrangements explode from the canvas.

Artworks is located at 301 S Walnut, in the Mitchell building. The show will be on display through October 31 and may be viewed Monday through Saturday from 11:30 am to 5:30 pm.

For more information call 288-2221.

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Check Out NW Indiana Artists Tribe

Ki — Fri, 29 Sep 2006 14:30:02 GMT

I know there have to be alot of artists here in NW Indiana, just look at Chesterton! I'm from Valparaiso, and want to hear from other local artists, and see some of the fantastic art that is being created here in this so-called Chicago suburb....so come folks, let's talk and check out the visuals.

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Super Secret Sideshow

PoosieKat — Thu, 27 Jul 2006 14:11:23 GMT

The Super Secret Sideshow, created by Mojo the Human Freak [of Blue
Monkey Sideshow fame] will be performing on Thursday, July 27th, at
The Vault in Indianapolis:

http://www.myspace.com/thesupersecretsideshow

http://www.GuerrillaArt.net

Come see the FREAKS!

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www.shaimus.com

Stump Music Group — Wed, 26 Apr 2006 23:08:56 GMT

check out one of the hottest up and coming bands in the nation. You might know some of their music from the hit PS2 game Guitar Hero...

www.shaimus.com

go to the website to find out about their upcoming shows and summer tour.

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Belly Dancing Seminar With Laylia in Northern KY

Sonya — Wed, 19 Apr 2006 04:57:35 GMT

We have asked Laylia (www.laylia.com) to come to our studio to break down belly dancing movements and teach layering! If you have not seen her, go see her performance videos at http://www.myspace.com/laylia_of_da_wiggle

Time Saturday May 6th 1-3pm 2006
Cost $25 Cash (no checks or credit Debt)
Location Jang's Ultimate TaeKwonDo Center
933 Dudley Road, EDGEWOOD, KENTUCKY 41017,
859-341-7623
Studio- mirrored
Parking-good
bathrooms-good
Vending machines- none

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calling all artist, VJs, art instillations, creative people (From Chicago - Liz BOPerella)

PoosieKat — Tue, 28 Mar 2006 21:07:02 GMT

Dear Burning Man Community and it's fellow friends,

The time is approaching where Burning Man events start to increase, momentum
starts to build and projects begin to take form.

This year, MAPS Camp and the former BOP Camp are creating a new camp. But
not just a camp this year, but a village, Enthoen Village.

On Saturaday, May 6th, in Chicago, Enthoen Village is hosting a very large
fundraisor for our Burning Man Village and for one of our major projects
this year, which is to bring Alex Grey's COSM out to the playa.

The Music line up, thus far includes
1000 Vertical Feet
Heavy Weight Dub Champion
Bluetech
Kris Northern
and we are still waiting for confirmation on Bassnectar

There will be a gallery space that will be showing work by:
J. Garcia
Alex Grey
Luke Brown.. .to just name a few.

The space the event is being held at is HUGE! which allows us to invite you,
the community to share your art, your talent, your wares and your gifts.

we will be setting up a vending area for you to sell, show, and share you
stuff

Are you interested??

In addition to the space for vending and an art gallery
we also have tons and tons of room for VJS... are you a VJ and want to show
your stuff? If you are intersted please contact directly, Psymbolic
Visuals, Julee and Troy at unlock@...

We are also looking for performance artists who would like to perform.

If you are interested please contact Liz directly at
boperella(at)gmail.com

please forward this to anyone who might be intersted

~ Enthoen Village

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www.spunn.org www.dulcenea.us

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Gas vs. Milk ! Come on !

Toldior — Sat, 18 Mar 2006 18:22:05 GMT

I understand why gas cost so much. We bring it from deep in the ground,on the other side of the planet.Pipe it,ship it,store it ,refine it,ship it ,pipe it, store it again for convience.But milk! I live in the middle of the worlds largest corn field ! And we have cows too! I know caus' I've seen em' ! It must be MOOsama ! Or the COWliban !

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Ohio River Rats. (Jefferson County)

Fri, 10 Feb 2006 02:41:31 GMT

Is anybody out there?

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anyone know a nice place for rent in southern indiana?

deanna — Wed, 18 Jan 2006 08:49:55 GMT

I am looking for a suitible place for me and my children to live. at the moment we have no home of our own. this is my only contact to the outside world and i am gonna use it for all its worth. please help me...............

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Anyone Near Central Illinois?

FamilyKindOfGirl — Fri, 08 Jul 2005 03:54:39 GMT

Hello just curious if anyone was near Danville area?

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lancephillips — Mon, 25 Jul 2005 15:16:16 GMT

Utopia Productions and Dark Ghost Records are proud to present Dj's Lance Phillips, South Paw and Decibel. These guys are absolutly amazing. They have been tearing up dance floors for over five years and have recently began to tour in the U.S. From house to breaks to jungle to old school booty house they will always have the crowd on their feet begging for more! They have performed with Sharaz, Huda Hudia, Baby Anne, Jon Bishop, The Brain Bashers, Deisel Boy, Icey and many more.
All three have new releases coming out soon and have promos available to ship immediatly. We are looking at adding some more dates to their booking schedules. Anyone interested in reciving promos please contqact us at Utopiapro@comcast.net.

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This weekend in Evansville ...

aziyade — Tue, 14 Jun 2005 16:26:56 GMT

So if you were planning nothing for this weekend except sitting around and watching reruns of CSI, why not come out to Angel Mounds on Saturday, June 18 and help support the Friends of Jennifer Reutter in the Eurekarama!

You'll enjoy (among other things)
- Great food
- Celtic music
- Indian music and dance
- Brass bands
- International folk dances
- Belly dancers
- Bluegrass
- Storytelling
- Puppets
- Spanish songs
- Latin dance
- Asian flute music
- Bagpipes

and much more. All for $5 in advance, $7 at the gate, or $20 for the whole family. There will be lots of activities for the kiddies, and plenty for Mom and Dad to do, see, and participate in!

www.eurekarama.org

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What has Jackie Blue?

jackieblue — Mon, 23 May 2005 22:15:29 GMT

What has Jackie Blue? Find out on May 24th, 12:00 noon eastern time at www.JackieBlue.com

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Detroit: Roaring 20's Masquerade Ball

jackieblue — Mon, 04 Apr 2005 14:45:28 GMT

Detroit: Roaring 20's Masquerade Ball
Produced by
Jackie Blue and CatharticMedia
www.JackieBlue.com www.CatharticMedia.com

Date: Saturday, April 9, 2005
Time: 7:00pm
Location: Severance Gallery, 2714 Riopelle St., Detroit, Michigan
Fee: $20 in advance
Tickets available at www.JackieBlue.com
Dress code (optional): Flappers, pinstripe suits

Event Highlights
>Live musical entertainment by Jackie Blue, DJ Litmus, 31 Seconds and other guests
>Fashion show highlighting Detroit area designers and models featuring clothes inspired by the Roaring 20 ’s
>Best costume contest
>Live auction
>Complimentary drinks & food

All in the Name of Fun for a Worthwhile Cause!
Celebrate the explosion of art that occurred during the 1920's while heralding in the new golden age of art in Detroit!

Although each individual component of the Roaring 20's Masquerade Ball would make for a fun evening out on the town, it's the grandness of this event that sets it apart from all others. The Roaring 20's Masquerade Ball is a Sound & Vision Musical that tells the tale of Nick Fudrich, a Detroit River dock worker during the prohibition era. As with the finest fashion collections, several common threads are used to tie together the individual components of this production: Music, fashion and staging inspired by the 1920's. Actors to give the event its grounding. And a bold narrator.

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Evan Bayh, Junior Senator from Indiana

eamon1916 — Mon, 31 Jan 2005 18:53:17 GMT

The Junior Senator from Indiana has gotten a lot of national press recently regarding his future plans...

Well now he has his own Tribe...

evanbayh.tribe.net

If you're interested in him, come on by...

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New Guy

gdogfunk — Mon, 03 Jan 2005 18:48:22 GMT

Hey all.....from Bloomington Indiana here......Sup?

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This weekend...

Elizabeth — Fri, 17 Sep 2004 03:30:10 GMT

Hey guys there is a butt-load of stuff going on this weekend... Specifically on Saturday the 18th.

Kuntzfest in New Harmony
Grand Opening of Central Library in Downtown Evansville
Folkfest at Pennylane Coffeehouse: 2nd and Mulberry, Evansville

And a ton more, I just can't remember it all. I think there is a festival in Newburgh too... or is it Smoke on the Water or something.

So get out!!! Do stuff!!! I have to be gone all weekend, so do something fun for me.

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E-ville: The vortex of hell, or a great place to raise your kids...

Elizabeth — Sun, 15 Aug 2004 05:36:57 GMT

I was amazed to see that there was a tribe for the tri-state... I didn't know if anyone in the midwest beside myself had hopped on the tribe wagon. This is great. Well, I hope we will be able to share information for events in the area and post stuff that we can all be involved in, like the real cities do...

To start: Who likes wine? I know of a couple of great wine clubs in the area.

If you guys know of events that are coming up, and are public of course, please share with the rest. I had no idea the 4H fair came and went until the last day... so that kind of thing. Make sense.

I look forward to your input.
E.

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Hello everyone

FamilyKindOfGirl — Tue, 17 Feb 2004 16:38:29 GMT

Hello I am new to this tribe. My hometown is Danville Illinois.
Just out and about trying to make some new friends:)

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Evansville, IN here

Digsand — Fri, 16 Jan 2004 20:02:46 GMT

Just joining! Hope to make some new friends..

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Trading music shows

jackieblue — Fri, 18 Jun 2004 18:40:48 GMT

Greetings,

Jackie Blue is a band based in Detroit and we're interested in trading shows with other bands throughout Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky. Any leads (name, E-mail or phone) would be greatly appreciated.

Jackie Blue
www.JackieBlue.com
E-mail: jackieblue_2001@yahoo.com

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employment outlook

Tony — Thu, 27 May 2004 20:14:45 GMT

How's the job outlook for the tri-state? I am getting out of the military in less than a year and looking forward to moving back there.

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northwestern indiana freecycle

Tesla — Sat, 22 May 2004 05:12:34 GMT

anyone members of the northwestern indiana freecycle group? Its cool... I got a free pair of speakers and someone picked up some stuff i was no longer using.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/northwesternindianaFreecycle/

http://freecycle.org/

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Interstate 69

Don — Sat, 24 Apr 2004 13:30:45 GMT

For those who live near Evansville or northwest Kentucky, the new I-69 that is supposed to be built in a few years may bring more jobs and business. The downside is, there could be a lot of beautiful southern Indiana farmland lost in the construction. What does the tribe think?

Personally, I would like to get a job in the Tri-State area someday, and I-69 could help economic development; but the reason I love the area is the unspoiled rural beauty. I remember going with my family through So. Ind. in the fall, buying apple cider from road side stands; touring New Harmaony, visiting St. Meinrad, or just driving Highway 66 along the river. I'd hate to see that aspect of Southern Indiana lost.

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Introductions All around

Polymorf — Wed, 19 Nov 2003 20:11:17 GMT

Hey I'm Pauly, I haven't lived in the Midwest for years, but I figured I would join and bump into some friends eventually.
I used to live in Indianapolis (Broad Ripple Area), as well as Waukegan and Chicago.
But that was all a really long time ago. I live in SF at the moment, and will be moving to the Carribean in a few weeks.

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Indiana singles

enigmaz13 — Fri, 02 Apr 2004 20:19:51 GMT

I have added a tribe in the Cities section. I just wanted to let anyone know on here that is in the Indianapolis area,, or just in Indiana and are looking for single people to meet. gotto : Indianapolis Area Singles or the public url for here is : http://www.tribe.net/tribe/servlet/template/pub,TribeCard.vm/tribeName/indianapolisareasingles I just wanted to share.

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Hey all...

eamon1916 — Tue, 09 Dec 2003 15:11:45 GMT

I'm Rob and I'm from Indianapolis... 32... father of 3...

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still here?

lj1paul — Thu, 09 Oct 2003 21:01:15 GMT

hiya. just found he tribe. is anybody still posting? ....paul. robinson,il

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still here?

lj1paul — Thu, 09 Oct 2003 20:56:10 GMT

hiya. just found he tribe. is anybody still posting? ....paul. robinson,il

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I'M FIRST

Vinnie — Sun, 14 Sep 2003 18:45:36 GMT

mwhaha =F

First post. I am so much cooler than, uhm... nobody's going to read this.

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