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Green City Grower's Urban Intensive Workshop April 25th!!

Ashley — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 19:47:05 GMT

If you are interested in learning the skills that we are using to transform Boston into a Green City, join us April 25th for our hands-on full day Urban Intensive Growing Workshop. We will be exploring the principles of Urban Sustainability, and will be getting our hands dirty transforming an urban yard over the course of the day. Through discussion, games, and good old fashioned hard work, we will cover:

Site Design, Composting/Worm Composting, Organic Remediation Methods, Micro Farming, Market Gardening, Square Foot Gardening, Micro Livestock, Urban Homesteading, Four Season Harvest, Natural Building, Urban farmer’s treasure hunt

10am-5pm

Lunch (Vegan friendly) will be provided

This Workshop will be held in the heart of Jamaica Plain at the HeartBeat Collective house, 35 Wyman St.

$90 payable in advance, $110 at the door
Contact us for more information: Greencitygrowers@gmail.com

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Dance Friday!

Aria — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 04:52:42 GMT

Come barefoot boogie! Alcohol and smoke free, children welcome, every Friday 8PM to midnight at the Brookline Tai Chi Center, $8-$12 sliding scale, with work for admit opportunities. Great music, friendly people.

http://www.dancefriday.org/

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What lesson would you teach the world?

MZ — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 04:03:03 GMT

If you had one lesson to teach what would that lesson be? Please submit your lesson

www.onelessontoteach.com

much love.

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PLANT MEDICINE APPRENTICESHIP - Begins late November!

Sage — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 18:44:12 GMT

~ The Gaia School of Healing ~
www.thegreenwoman.com

PLANT MEDICINE APPRENTICESHIP 2008
Cambridge/Boston, MA

Come journey with the sacred healing plants...

Join us for a 9-Month Apprenticeship in Herbal Healing, Shamanic
Herbalism, Plant Spirit Medicine, Earth-Centered Spirituality,
Holistic Healing, and Journeying with Plant Devas and Earth Spirits.

Apprenticeships are taught in Brattleboro, VT and Cambridge, MA,
running from November 2008 until the end of September, 2009.

The Plant Medicine Apprenticeship will focus on the Wise Woman
Tradition of healing, remembering the ancient traditions of plant
medicine used by village healers around the world. We will focus on
North American plants as well as plants used in Hawaiian La'au Lapa'au
(Hawaiian healing with plants), Ayurveda, and Chinese herbal medicine.

Certification for the 160 hour course will be given upon completion of
the apprenticeship. Classes will be held outside when the weather
permits and locations will be given upon registration. Please take a
look at our apprenticeship syllabus for a closer look at what this
course offers.

Apprenticeship classes focus on:

Medicinal Herbal Healing
Healing Plants of North America, Hawaii, & Asia
Plant Spirit Medicine
Wise Woman Tradition of Healing
Herbal Actions, Tastes, & Safety Levels
Systems of the Body & Herbal Energetics
Medicine Making - (tinctures, infusions, salves, and oils...)
Shamanic Herbalism
Guided Meditation & Journeying
Harvesting & Wildcrafting Plants
Magical Herbalism & Folklore
Plant Identification of North American Plants
Spiritual Ecology & Earth Spirituality
Communication with plant and nature devas
Plant Medicine Walks
Chakra healing with plants
Rituals with nature

Our Plant Medicine Apprenticeship is an intensive journey into
green medicine and traditional plant knowledge. The apprenticeship is
intended to be a spiritual journey as well as a course in medicinal
herbalism. Classes include lecture, ritual, guided journeying,
hands-on work with plants, medicine making, journeying with plant
spirits, tasting plant infusions and extracts, meditations with
nature, earth and body awareness, journal writing, and deep
exploration with the spirit of the earth. Students learn to identify
and use plants for medicine, form plant allies, and prepare medicinal
teas, tinctures, essences, infusions, oils, incenses, and salves with
plants from around the world. Students will learn to use the energies
of the moon, sun, earth and the elements in their practice and treat
imbalances in the body.

The course will be limited to 15 people. Please feel free to
contact Sage with any questions, at thegaiaschool@hotmail.com, or call
(617)-838-8094. At the end of the 9 month program, each student will
be brought into the inter-connected web of world healers through ritual
and celebration, given gifts of initiation, and will be certified from the
school in herbal healing and plant spirit medicine.

This Apprenticeship is open to anyone interested, regardless
of their gender, belief system, past experience, or knowledge of
plants. We have had both advanced students and beginners as
apprentices, and both men and women. Though the course does often
stress the energy of the Mother present in the earth, both yin and
yang energies present in all things is honored. Women tend to be the
majority in our apprenticeships but green men are welcome and greatly
appreciated in our circle.

For more information, visit our website at www.thegreenwoman.com.

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Free Month of Yoga to Boston Area Yoga Teachers...

Gabriel — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 15:29:11 GMT

I wanted to pass this along... If you have any questions, please feel free to email me...
Peace,
Gabriel

Dear Friends,
South Boston Yoga is entering it's third month
since our opening and things are going incredibly
well. Our studio offers an open morning practice from
6am-8:30am M-F and weekends 7am-9am where teachers and
students alike are welcome to come in to study, play
and work together. To give you all a chance to check
it out Todd and I would like to extend a free month of
morning practice to any yoga teacher in Boston. You
name it Iyengar, Ashtanga, Kundalini, Pranavayu,
Jivamukti, Forrest, Baptiste, Sivananda, Restorative,
Bikram, Acro-Yoga, Meditation, etc. All styles are
warmly welcome and the studio is equipped with
bolsters, balls, a rope wall, inversion swings,
sandbags, straps, blindfolds, chairs, meditation
cushions and back bending benches. We really wanted to
give people a place to study and develop what they
love regardless of tradition or style and already the
inspiration we have seen people giving each other is
amazing. Come in any morning in April or May and we
will check you in for a free month to celebrate your
yoga studies and jump start your spring.
All the
Best,

-David and Todd

http://www.SouthBostonYoga.net
ps
Please feel free to pass this message on to anyone who
teaches and may be interested in joining in.

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Does anyone have a spare guillotine paper cutter?

Joe — Sun, 10 Feb 2008 18:25:33 GMT

Hey y'all,

I need to cut some of my art down to size. does anyone have a paper cutter I Could buy / borrow?

_joe

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I need a ride to western MA (Noho or amherst) on 2/20 or 2/21...

Joe — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 15:26:24 GMT

Going out there to visit friends and see two great shows - Keller Williams on the 22nd and The Superpowers on the 23rd. If you are heading in that direction, give me a shout... We can split gas! (I only need a ride there)...

Peace- Joe

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Beyond ATS Tribal Classes Resume!

Naraya — Sat, 12 Jan 2008 23:52:40 GMT

It's back! Beyond ATS Tribal Fusion classes are back and resume on Tuesday, January 15th!!!!!

Building on the American Tribal Style (ATS) foundation that Shakti Rowan instilled within the heARTbeat Collective, this class will endeavor to introduce the dancer to the most current ATS-style movements as well as Vadalna improvised fusion movement that can be performed within the ATS format. Who are Vadalna's latest inspirations? Domba, Unmata and Mardi Love to name a few. :-)

Every Tuesday 8:00-9:30pm
35 Wyman Street, Jamaica Plains, MA
www.heARTbeatcollective.org

$12 drop in, $110 for a 10 class card (almost one class free!)
Payments can be made in cash day of class or via PayPal to the following address: INCUSINFO@EARTHLINK.NET. Please place "Tribal Dance" in the subject line!

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Class Updates!!!!!!

Naraya — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 03:49:06 GMT

Beyond ATS Tribal Class UPDATE!
Last class of the session December 18th.

With the Holidays already upon is, it's that time again folks! Time to do some of what we like to call...class SHIFTIN'!!!! Check it....

Classes for this session END on December 18th!!! So ifins you can't get enough of that "Beyond ATS" goodness, you best be comin' out before the 18th!

Classes resume on January 15th where we will begin on new material.

Building on the American Tribal Style (ATS) foundation that Shakti Rowan instilled within the heARTbeat Collective, this class will endeavor to introduce the dancer to the most current ATS-style movements as well as Vadalna improvised fusion movement that can be performed within the ATS format. Who are Vadalna's latest inspirations? Domba, Unmata and Mardi Love to name a few. :-)

Every Tuesday 8:00-9:30pm
35 Wyman Street, Jamaica Plains, MA
www.heARTbeatcollective.org

$12 drop in, $110 for a 10 class card (almost one class free!)
Payments can be made in cash day of class or via PayPal to the following address: INCUSINFO@EARTHLINK.NET. Please place "Tribal Dance" in the subject line!

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Tribal Belly Dance Classes in JP!!!

Naraya — Tue, 13 Nov 2007 04:40:38 GMT

JP's brand spankin' new tribal classes continue after an first couple of weeks! Want in? Here's the info....

“Beyond ATS” – Tribal Belly Dance with Naraya of Vadalna Tribal Dance Co.

Building on the American Tribal Style (ATS) foundation that Shakti Rowan instilled within the Heart Beat Collective, this class will endeavor to introduce the dancer to the most current ATS-style movements as well as Vadalna improvised fusion movement that can be performed within the ATS format. Who are Vadalna’s latest inspirations? Domba, Unmata and Mardi Love to name a few. :-)

CLASSES ARE ON A CONTINUING BASIS!!! (Woo-hooo!!!!)

Every Tuesday thereafter... 8:00-9:30pm
Classes located at: THE HEARTBEAT COLLECTIVE, 35 Wyman Street, Jamaica Plain,MA
www.heartbeatcollective.org
$12 drop in, $110 for a 10 class card (almost one class free!)
Payments can be made in cash day of class or via PayPal to the following address:
INCUSINFO@EARTHLINK.NET. Please place “Tribal Dance” in the subject line!

Stayed tuned for TRIBAL INTENSIVES!!!
.....advanced workshops to challenge the beginner/intermediate student and to offer a deeper level of study for the advanced.

For More Info Contact: Naraya, Vadalna Tribal Dance Co. vadalna@yahoo.com, www.vadalna.com

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Jamaica Pond Lantern Parade

r0ssyPenguin — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 18:20:19 GMT

The ritual of the Jamaica Pond Lantern Parade began in 1984 when people gathered to make a journey with their candle-lit lanterns around Jamaica Pond. This beautiful autumn evening ceremony has become an annual tradition in our community on the last Sunday before Halloween. It reflects our dedication to the spirit of the Pond, to the beauty and peace of our planet, and to the unity of its people.

A Journey of Light Around the Pond for families & friends young & older
>>> Sunday, October 28th <<<
4:30 PM Music, 5:00 PM Parade Starts

Rain Date: Sunday, November 4

Lantern Making Workshops, $5:
@ Spontaneous Celebrations (http://www.spontaneouscelebrations.org/happening.html)
Saturday Oct. 27 11am-2pm

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Website Designer Wanted

Naraya — Sun, 21 Oct 2007 12:59:51 GMT

Hey Everyone...does anyone know of a website designer extraordinaire that I might contact in the Boston(ish) area? Any info would be much appreciated! -Naraya :-)

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New Boston Tribal Classes Cont. THIS WEEK!

Naraya — Sun, 21 Oct 2007 12:57:06 GMT

JP's brand spankin' new tribal classes continue after an AMAZING first day. Want in? Here's the info....

“Beyond ATS” – Tribal Belly Dance with Naraya of Vadalna Tribal Dance Co.

Building on the American Tribal Style (ATS) foundation that Shakti Rowan instilled within the Heart Beat Collective, this class will endeavor to introduce the dancer to the most current ATS-style movements as well as Vadalna improvised fusion movement that can be performed within the ATS format. Who are Vadalna’s latest inspirations? Domba, Unmata and Mardi Love to name a few. :-)

CLASSES ARE ON A CONTINUING BASIS!!! (Woo-hooo!!!!)

Every Tuesday thereafter... 8:00-9:30pm
Classes located at: THE HEARTBEAT COLLECTIVE, 35 Wyman Street, Jamaica Plain,MA
www.heartbeatcollective.org
$12 drop in, $110 for a 10 class card (almost one class free!)
Payments can be made in cash day of class or via PayPal to the following address:
INCUSINFO@EARTHLINK.NET. Please place “Tribal Dance” in the subject line!

Stayed tuned for TRIBAL INTENSIVES!!!
.....advanced workshops to challenge the beginner/intermediate student and to offer a deeper level of study for the advanced.

For More Info Contact: Naraya, Vadalna Tribal Dance Co. vadalna@yahoo.com, www.vadalna.com

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NEW Tribal Classes hit Boston!!!

Naraya — Sun, 07 Oct 2007 02:00:12 GMT

STAND BACK!!! For God(des) sakes stand back!!!!

A brand spankin' new tribal classes hit Jamaica Plain (Boston)!!! Okay...okay...FINE! Here'e the info:

“Beyond ATS” – Tribal Belly Dance with Naraya of Vadalna Tribal Dance Co.

Building on the American Tribal Style (ATS) foundation that Shakti Rowan instilled within the Heart Beat Collective, this class will endeavor to introduce the dancer to the most current ATS-style movements as well as Vadalna improvised fusion movement that can be performed within the ATS format. Who are Vadalna’s latest inspirations? Domba, Unmata and Mardi Love to name a few. :-)

CLASSES START Oct. 16th!!

Every Tuesday thereafter... 8:00-9:30pm
Classes located at: THE HEARTBEAT COLLECTIVE, 35 Wyman Street, Jamaica Plain,MA
www.heartbeatcollective.org
$12 drop in, $110 for a 10 class card (almost one class free!)
Payments can be made in cash day of class or via PayPal to the following address:
INCUSINFO@EARTHLINK.NET. Please place “Tribal Dance” in the subject line!

Stayed tuned for TRIBAL INTENSIVES!!!
.....advanced workshops to challenge the beginner/intermediate student and to offer a deeper level of study for the advanced.

For More Info Contact: Naraya, Vadalna Tribal Dance Co. vadalna@yahoo.com, www.vadalna.com

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JP Drive by shooting!

r0ssyPenguin — Fri, 28 Sep 2007 15:58:22 GMT

http://www.bostonherald.com/news/regional/general/view.bg?articleid=1034604

On the corner of Woodlawn & Hyde Park Ave.

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Kirtan/Chanting in JP

MZ — Fri, 20 Oct 2006 13:52:22 GMT

Anyone interested in chanting to Krishna Das CDs as a group. Come join my girl friend and I for some chanting meditation to Krishna Das using his CDs. We have a meditation room in our home and have some Krishna Das CDs that we can follow. We love chanting with each other and would love to chant in a larger group.

Also, every 3rd Saturday at the Arlington Center from 7-9pm there is some great kirtan. We are going this Saturday.

Much love,

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Sorry if this is a repeat - JP Women's Circle

Erikka — Mon, 24 Sep 2007 19:11:40 GMT

Hello everyone -

I am looking for 1-2 more women to join a circle in JP. I have 4 others interested right now and was aiming for a total between 6 - 8. This will be a twice a month meeting that combines discussion, readings, activities around topics designed by the group. The intention is not strictly healing, but through the topics and sharing, I'm sure this will take place for all of us. I see topics being relationships, self evolution, community, goals, etc...

Please reply or message me if you are interested.

Peace,
Erikka

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"The Choir of Universal Sound"

r0ssyPenguin — Mon, 17 Sep 2007 16:39:36 GMT

"The Choir of Universal Sound" is forming a new group starting this Tuesday the 18th of September in Jamaica Plain near the Green St T stop at 8pm. The choir meets in a beautiful church with a amazing resonance.
The Choir is Renaissance in it's styling but the over all focus is that of "Pythagorean Ortho Sonics", that being the true nature of sound or sound shaping to create physical musical mandala that bring about new awareness, self empowerment and bliss. These are the teachings of sound as Pythagoras original indented them to be unlike the modern system of music which is a abstract temperate system which does not pay mind to the sacred geometry of sound. The choir is lead by Joel with great experience in Pythagorean Philosophy, Renaissance Music and Astrology (all of which inter relate in this program), Teacher at Findhorn Foundation in Scotland.

SINGER OF ALL LEVELS WELCOME
Central Congregational Church 85 Seaverns St at Elm St 3 blocks from Center St.
Jamaica Plain MA call 857-204-3629 for more info
Respond to this email if interested -

THIS IS A FREE SERVICE, WE MAKE SMALL DONATIONS TO CHURCH FOR USE OF IT'S SPACE

Benefits:
Improved tone, pitch, color and a deeper sense of the metaphysical properties of music and sound.

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Space for Event?

jschwierking — Sun, 16 Sep 2007 18:39:07 GMT

Hi friends. I am currently looking for a fairly large space (preferably with many rooms) to host a fundraising performance/ estatic dance night event. I am hoping for the event to be in Jamaica Plains, but I am open to many areas.

Preferably, the space would be fairly accessable, and in a place where people would feel free to enjoy themselves until the wee hours of the morning.

Let me know!

Peace,
Pine

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The MILKYWAY in JP presents:

r0ssyPenguin — Fri, 10 Aug 2007 18:48:54 GMT

LOVEWHIP!

Sunday 8/19

http://lovewhip.net/index.cfm

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Native American Survival Skills @ Arboretum

r0ssyPenguin — Wed, 01 Aug 2007 15:06:32 GMT

http://calendar.arboretum.harvard.edu/index_adulted.php?showCat=1&mo=8&yr=2007

Nils Behn, Project Manager, Northern Power Systems
1 Session
Sat Aug 4 9:00am-3:00pm [HB]

Learn some of the most important survival skills of Native American
hunter-gatherer cultures, including building shelters, collecting safe
water, starting fires by friction, and identifying wild food sources. Nils
will demonstrate how to make cordage from natural fibers and to use natural
resources as tools, as well as ways to develop a better awareness of nature.
While moving through the Arboretum, you will begin to see through the eyes
of the Wampanoag people who lived on this land long before the time of
Columbus. If you are interested in becoming more self-sufficient in the
wilderness or want to experience the magic of your first bow-and-drill fire,
this fun-filled day is for you. Bring a bag lunch and beverage, and dress
appropriately for a walk on the grounds. This class is primarily for adults
but is open to four adult/child (ages 10-14) pairs.
Fee $65 member, $78 nonmember; $95 member, $113 nonmember for adult/child
pairs"

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dirty movie night w/ free cheap red wine

r0ssyPenguin — Wed, 25 Jul 2007 18:31:21 GMT

this thursday july 26th @ 8pm (film starts @ 8:30)
in the video underground BACKYARD

dirty movie night with FREE cheap red wine (that's right, a case of $3buck chuck)

featuring ALICE IN WONDERLAND: THE ADULT MUSICAL (c.1975)

video underground
385 centre st. jp
617.522.4949

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Need website for my photography

lars — Tue, 10 Jul 2007 19:55:43 GMT

I'm looking for someone who can design and build a website for my photography. I don't have a lot of money for your services(up to $100) but can do a photography and/or labor barter of some sort. I do event, portrait/candid, landscape/seascape, etc. I've freelanced for the JP Gazette, shown my work at various establishments in Boston, had my pictures printed in the Wake Up the Earth Festival brochure, and will be participating in JP Open Studios/First Thursdays this September at Rhythm and Muse Bookstore. Ideally, I'd like to have the website done before September.

Any help with this would be appreciated!!

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Lantern Festival

r0ssyPenguin — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 20:34:12 GMT

http://www.foresthillstrust.org/calendar.html

9th Annual Lantern Festival
Join us for a moving memorial ceremony inspired by Buddhist rituals. Inscribe a lantern with a personal message to friends or family and float it across Lake Hibiscus at sunset. Enjoy a program of dance and music, including:

* Tsuji Daiko, a dynamic troupe of taiko drummers led by 11th Generation Grand Master Tsuji XI, perform dramatic high energy Samurai drumming
* Outstanding Boston vocalists Ron Murphy, Wanetta Jackson and Athene Wilson sing gospel backed by Rollins Ross on piano and Tim Ingles on bass
* students from the Showa Institute perform traditional Bon dances in colorful kimonos
* children and teens from Chu Ling Dance Academy present Chinese folk dances

Admission: free. $10 donation per lantern.
Parking: $10.

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OT: New tribe for local artists

r0ssyPenguin — Mon, 26 Mar 2007 16:17:37 GMT

http://tribes.tribe.net/artboston

Feel free to join & post your aRt announcements.

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DESPERATE REPOST: FOSTER HOME NEEDED!!!!!!

Eurynome — Thu, 15 Feb 2007 03:31:06 GMT

Hi everyone!

I am reposting this in the hope that someone may be able to help me and my gorgeous dog Socrates out. It's a big one ... I am moving back to Australia from Boston and want desperately to take my baby with me. However, all the quarantine places in Australia are filled up for the next 5-6 months. Since I can only legally (well, legally-esque - i think i'm already over my visa limitations) stay in america for another month, I cannot wait with him. So, I am hoping to find someone out there who loves animals and is willing to foster Socrates during the time it takes to secure him a spot in quarantine.

He is a beautiful fox terrier/beagle mix, with a truly old soul and the heart of an angel. He LOVES humans, and would bring so much love and affection to you. He's nearly 5, in good health, and I would of course provide a much remuneration as I possibly could, incl his food/vet bills.

It's a big ask, I know, but I have to try and believe that there is someone out there who may be able to help me and my beloved get through this. I've had him for a year, and cannot imagine my life without him. If you are interested, or know anyone who may be, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE let me know asap! Thankyou!

Hoping and loving,
Lauren and Socrates
xox

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Calling All Angels!

Eurynome — Wed, 07 Feb 2007 20:39:13 GMT

Hi everyone!

I am hoping to find an angel to help me and my gorgeous dog Socrates out. It's a big one ... I am moving back to Australia from Boston and want desperately to take my baby with me. However, all the quarantine places in Australia are filled up for the next 5-6 months. Since I can only legally (well, legally-esque - i think i'm already over my visa limitations) stay in america for another month, I cannot wait with him. So, I am hoping to find someone out there who loves animals and is willing to foster Socrates during the time it takes to secure him a spot in quarantine.

He is a beautiful fox terrier/beagle mix, with a truly old soul and the heart of an angel. He LOVES humans, and would bring so much love and affection to you. He's nearly 5, in good health, and I would of course provide a much remuneration as I possibly could, incl his food/vet bills.

It's a big ask, I know, but I have to try and believe that there is someone out there who may be able to help me and my beloved get through this. If you are interested, or know anyone who may be, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE let me know asap! Thankyou!

Hoping and loving,
Lauren and Socrates
xox

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via Omaha, NE

krin — Fri, 08 Dec 2006 23:26:18 GMT

I have a friend who just moved from here to there. I am considering moving with her. What is Jamaica Plains like? Anything interesting or noteworthy to talk about?

I'm in the process of plans to come visit in January, what suggestions do you guys have?

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physical therapist in JP

Cami — Sun, 15 Oct 2006 19:30:48 GMT

Hello. I recently dislocated my elbow playing soccer and was referred to a physical therapist. Does anyone know of a good PT in JP?

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Prenatal Belly Dance

The Goddess Dancing — Sun, 08 Oct 2006 00:57:31 GMT

Prenatal Belly Dance for fun and fitness!

Join Boston’s most experienced prenatal belly dance teachers for a special 3 week series Mondays 7 - 8 PM - December 4, 11, & 18, 2006

Learn the movements that lengthen, strengthen, and tone all the muscles used for pregnancy and birth. Learn the dance of life!

More info at: http://www.thegoddessdancing.com/prenatal_belly_dance.htm

Cathy
The Goddess Dancing

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Hello JP

MZ — Wed, 04 Oct 2006 15:56:34 GMT

Hello JP, how much traffic does this tribe get? We should get a JP fun night going for Tribe people.

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Cambridge River Festival June 17th

Phoenix_Fire_Nectar — Wed, 14 Jun 2006 03:00:59 GMT

Community events are good, no matter where.

<http://www.ci.cambridge.ma.us/CAC/community_river.html>

(Well, they may have the river, but don't forget, we have the Arboretum!)

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Evolutions @ The Milkyway

Ammon — Sun, 11 Dec 2005 19:40:00 GMT

Friday, Dec 16th @ The Milkyway

Psylab and Sonic Beating present:

Evolutions- a showcase of musical progression.

Join us as we take a journey through tribal drums, organic electronica and psychedelic trance.

Lineup-

Gnomefatty Circle drummers:
You've heard them at Circle as well as countless other gatherings. Be sure to arrive early as they will be initiating the ritual of the tribal dance.

Psylab (psylabunderground.com):
Their unique blend of live house, trance and jamtronica, have been captivating crowds up and down the east coast. Witness the evolution unfold as their live electronics emerge from the tribal drums, signifying the progression of the ritual.

Sonic beating DJs:
The evolution of the dance culminates with the cutting edge sounds of the sonic beating crew-

Shmumer (Radiolaria) Boston/Russia
Recently back in Boston from journeys in Peru, Shmumer
joins us here at evolutions for the first time ever. An
eclectic and talented DJ/producer - mixing genres
from progressive trance to downtempo; Shmumer has
played around the globe from Prague to New York City.
Stopping here in Boston for only a few nights, we'll
have the privilege to hear him perform never-before-heard tracks (even some of his own creations) from his California-based label, Radiolaria.

Bob Trahpek (zia-trance.com)
Long known as the artistic mastermind behind the decor at Sonic Beatings Psyforia monthlies as well as the founder of zia-trance radio. His impeccable taste in proper psychedelic trance has garnished him a reputation as an incredibly solid DJ. This evening he'll be closing out the party with his masterful blend of psychedelic bombs!

All this is happening @ the Milkyway this Friday!!
10pm-1am, 21+, $7 cover

Located at 403-405 Centre Street, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130

For info and directions go to-
www.milkywayjp.com

Arrive early for the full experience!!!

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Psyforia- Oct 28th

Ammon — Mon, 24 Oct 2005 00:11:59 GMT

-Public Service Announcement-

Due to New England weather, we will be inside this month. We just want to give everyone the heads up that the fire capacity of the inside is 170 people, and we've been getting over 300 for the outside parties. Thusly,
there will be an overflow of people who may not be able to fit inside. So, if you definitely want to make it in, SHOW UP EARLY! It will also be a Halloween bash so come decked out in your Halloween garb:)

Sonic Beating/Changmian Productions Presents:

Psyforia: Boston's Monthly Psy-Trance Event

October 28th, 2005. 10PM - 2AM

Please join us for a very special Halloween edition with:

MESCALINIUM (PSI Productions) Philadelphia.
Mastermind behind the legendary PSI Pine Barrens
parties, and a DJ of unmatched skill; Pat has rocked
crowds with both progressive and full-on from behind
the guise of two different psuedonyms. Tonight he
joins us as *Mescalinium* to play a devastating
full-on set that will rival the Halloween destruction
caused by Kri at last year's bash!

M-FIELD (LIVE) (Psy-Booty Records) San Francisco
Rob Watson and Jay D-Space. What can be said that
already hasn't? Two of the most gifted and talented
trance artists in this country and now both working
with San Francisco's "Psy Booty Records." Jay, as a live production artist (Alpha Channel and Indigom) and Rob as a producer and one of the label's top DJ's. Tonight, they join us to play a live set featuring new
material from their collaborative project, M-Field.

Deco> Bob Trahpek & Psychedelic Friends Network
Sound> Sonic Beating's sound pump

Cambridge American Legion Marsh Post #442
Located along the Charles River in Cambridge, MA.

21+ . $5 donation.
Made possible by your donations!!

flyer, info & directions @ www.sonicbeating.org
Also see sonicbeating.tribe.net/ for information on up coming events.

Arrive early for the full experience!!!

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Psyforia- September 9th

Ammon — Mon, 05 Sep 2005 23:40:18 GMT

Sonic Beating/Changmian Productions Presents:

Psyforia: Boston's Monthly Psy-Trance Event

September 9th, 2005. 10PM - 2AM

Please join us under the stars for a night of beats, dancing, and friends.

We proudly present an evening of top notch talent with-

MAYUR (SPECTRA PRODUCTIONS) NY, NY
DJ, academic, and global neuronaut; Mayur's style is
as fascinating as the life he's lead so far. Playing
from Tokyo, Japan to Marrakesh, Morrocco; opening for
acts from Atmos to Son Kite - there seems to be few
places Mayur HASN'T been! Tonite, be prepared for
throbbing dance-friendly progressive tracks from
around the world!

CHAD STRANGE (OMNIS RECORDINGS) SAN FRAN (Live)
From humble beginnings on Nantucket and in Cambridge’s
own "Phoneix Landing," Chad Strange (aka Doktr
Strange) has become a household name amongst American
trance producers. Playing from London to Amsterdam and
across the US, Chad recently had one of his own tracks
played by John Digweed. Tonite, Chad finds time to
take a break from his new project (producing a score
for a forthcoming indy film) to play a deep-fried
live-set at Psyforia.

DR. NO (TEXALIENS/OMSOUND) AUSTIN, TX
Steve Noreyko (aka Dr. No) is a founding member of
Texaliens and a cornerstone of the "third coast"
psytrance scene. One of Texas' most versatile djs,
he's spun his infectious and eclectic style alongside
Process, Lestat, Texas Faggot, Reefer Decree, and
L'Elf. Look forward to a sub-rattling opening set of
weapons grade groovers from Eric
Spaceship's Texalien brethren.

Deco> Bob Trahpek & Psychedelic Friends Network
Sound> Sonic Beating's sound pump

Cambridge American Legion Marsh Post #442
Located along the Charles River in Cambridge, MA.

21+ . $5 donation.
Made possible by your donations!!

flyer, info & directions @ www.sonicbeating.org
Also see sonicbeating.tribe.net/ for information on up coming events.

Arrive early for the full experience!!!

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http://www.i-neighbors.org

Dude — Thu, 09 Sep 2004 20:29:41 GMT

I've also set up a Jamaica Plain "neighborhood" here if anyone wants to join. So far I'm the only one there. There's also a couple of other JP "neighborhoods" but they're parts of JP. This is intended for anyone in JP.

You sure are a quiet lot. Hehe.

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JP then or Now?

Wed, 03 Mar 2004 03:16:46 GMT

Hello there everyone. I have been living here in JP for almost 2 years now and I love it. I enjoy being so close to everything in the city while still being able to be surrounded by green parks and ponds.

What about everyone else- live here currently? In the past?

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Auditions for bilingual actors in Boston

Tat2Boston — Thu, 24 Feb 2005 20:42:36 GMT

Inspired by actual events, TOOTH & CLAW takes a provocative look at political and social evolution in action exploring the culture clash between environmentalists and the native fishermen in the Galapagos Islands.

There are 10 roles, 8 of which require bilingual (Spanish/English)
actors/actresses or a high degree of familiarity with Spanish in
order to act the dialogue.

Auditions: Monday & Tuesday, February 28 & March 1, 2005, 7 - 10 PM at the BCA Plaza Black Box Theatre. Auditions are for both Equity & non-Equity actors. (Equity actors will appear under a Special Appearance contract.) Non-equity actors will receive a stipend. Actors of all experience levels are encouraged to audition!

Audition appointment required, contact ZeitgeistStage@aol.com or
617.759.8836 for an appointment. Auditions will consist of readings from the script. Rehearsals are scheduled to begin in March `05.

Copies of the script are available to be read at the StageSource
office (http://www.stagesource.org)

Performances are April 29 through May 21 at the Boston Center for the Arts Plaza Black Box Theater

For more information and a breakdown of roles visit
http://www.zeitgeiststage.com/casting.htm.

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SUBLET NEEDED

Liora — Wed, 01 Dec 2004 02:57:33 GMT

I'm looking to sublet or rent in JP starting mid December. If anyone knows of any good leads I'm all ears. I'm hoping for 450-550 for rent.

Thanks

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Hello

Dude — Sat, 04 Sep 2004 22:51:59 GMT

Hello, just read all the old posts and joined this Tribe. I live in JP by the Harvest.

Just moved here from down the street, near -- well, Fernandez Spa if you know that. Or El Puly, a men's clothing store (though I never see anyone go in there and buy clothes). What else is down there? I'm trying to think of a landmark -- off South Street near Forest Hills. Hows' that? That's where I used to live.

And now I've got to go figure out what to do since my shelves won't stay up in this new place. And all my books are piled on my bed, and the room is a wreck. The joys of moving. I just thank G*d it was just down the street. (G*d bc I know some people don't like you to write it out, consider it offensive).

Thanks!

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Aug 1 or so - sunny room available in JP

Thu, 01 Jul 2004 14:44:48 GMT

Hello all,

Please pass along - thanks!

~Amy

***************************************
Available around 8/1...only $525 in JP! Sunny 11x15 bedroom with 3 large windows overlooking a quiet, leafy terrace (i.e., dead end). 2nd floor of a 3-story Victorian. Close to Stony Brook T (orange line) and Southwest Corridor, City Feed and Supply, June Bug Cafe, Milky Way/Bella Luna, Brendan Behan Pub, Centre St restaurants and shoos, #39 bus. Coin-op washer/dryer and storage in basement, large kitchen, small yard with gardens and fish pond - great for bbqs. Responsive, friendly landlord who lives around the corner. Live with mid-20s-early 30s female roommates - gay-friendly Northeastern law student and lesbian software marketing professional who enjoy occasional small dinner parties. My girlfriend's dog sometimes comes over, so pet-friendly is great, but, please, no more pets. First and last months' rent. Email Amy at alongyear@yahoo.com.

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hey hey hey

whales — Thu, 06 May 2004 16:46:51 GMT

hey what was that thing going on last saturday in the park across from stony brook? what was it for?

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Magnetic Fields

Mon, 10 May 2004 21:21:22 GMT

Anyone else like the band, The Magnetic Fields? They are playing at the Berklee College of Music auditorium later this month. If anyone does like them, I'll post the date and time. Tickets are cheap.

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Bad Banana and Reaching for Buddha at the Midway this Saturday, March 6th

lars — Fri, 05 Mar 2004 03:52:55 GMT

Come shake your booty to the original blues and melodic rock of Bad Banana. Opening for Banana will be Norwood's own "Reaching for Buddha". The Buddha play original down home rockin' music as well as covers by such artists as Lucinda William, Talking Heads, Joe Jackson, Grateful Dead, Elvis Costello and more...

The Midway Cafe
3496 Washington St
Jamaica Plain

www.midwaycafe.com

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Yard Sale this Saturday 10 AM

blank — Wed, 07 Apr 2004 13:22:53 GMT

Hey everyone, I'm having a yard sale this Saturday (unless it rains). I'm selling furniture, books, clothes,you know, same old stuff. Excellent prices! Come ferret through my castoffs at:

42 Rockview Street (at Robinwood) after 10 AM!

See photos of said flotsom at www.vanoverbeekdesign.com/yardsale

(page will be up after ten AM Wednesday..)

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sublet JP

whales — Wed, 07 Apr 2004 13:48:05 GMT

if anyone is looking for or knows someone who is looking for a summer sublet starting may 1st please, check this out. my roommate is going to israel for the summer, and we're trying to fill the void. heres what she had to say:

This is an awsome apt with a lot of character, great roommates and cool hippy landlord, sorry I have to leave for the summer:

1 Large sunny bedroom, with Large closet, available May 1st - August 31st. Bedroom is fully furnished w/ queen-sized bed, dresser, bedside table. The apt. is spacious with living room, music room, large kitchen w/ new stove & dishwasher, bathroom, storage space. All newly painted and colorful. Street parking, W/D right in the basement. Smokers must keep it outside on porch. In the summer the front yard is a beautiful wild garden.

The roommates are great: 2M (23 y.o.), 1 student 1 social worker, both really cool to chill with.

Location: less than 5 mins to Stoneybrook Orange line and 39 bus. Short walk to the best of JP incl. bars (Milky Way, Behan), Video Underground, City Feed market, restaurants, JP pond & bike path.
E-mail me: baylasilver@yahoo.com or call (617)596-1216.

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the JP of long ago.

braino — Sun, 12 Oct 2003 06:31:38 GMT

heh, I used to squat in the big ship shaped building right across the street from Dunkin Donuts and Blanchards near the monument. Fours years of LEGAL free living (thank you Boston!).

anyone remember "the Hole"? The illegal club in the basement of a warehouse on green street near Washington? I ran that space with a few friends until there was a nasty fight one night, and the mayor's office wrote us a cease and desist order. Still, it was fun while it lasted (except for when the toilet backed up).

I was in JP for a day last summer. It's funny how it's changed so much. Still, some things have not changed. JP Jake walked by me and gave me this look like I hadn't been gone even a day.

B

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