Tribe.net. Local Connections Steve http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/820e2827-f095-4450-b981-142ad8744c87 2008-02-20T07:32:58Z 2008-02-20T07:32:58Z

<div>Attention anyone interested in comics, books, magazines, fashion, photography, art, film, and crafts by local New Orleans writers and artists: <br/> <br/>The 2008 Alternative Media Expo, brought to you by Antigravity Magazine, will take place on Saturday, Feb. 23 from 12noon to 7pm at the Contemporary Arts Center (900 Camp Street in New Orleans; 504-528-3800). <br/> <br/>Come check out over 80 exhibitors; enjoy Abita Beer and PJ’s Coffee. Admission is just $5 at the door. <br/> <br/>For more info on the Expo, check out http://www.antigravitymagazine.com <br/> <br/>AuthorViews, Inc., a proud exhibitor at this year's Expo, will be interviewing and filming authors, artists, etc. at the event FOR FREE! <br/> <br/>If you are interested in having an AuthorViews video made, please make a reservation ASAP because we fill up quickly. Reservations come in 30-minute blocks on the hour and half hour. We schedule reservations on a first come, first served basis, and we always "sell out," so please book your reservation soon. Walk-ins at the event are welcome, but only if there's space available. <br/> <br/>To see what AuthorViews is about, check out http://www.AuthorViews.com. If you have any questions or would like to schedule a reservation, please email info@authorviews.com or call 504-342-4806. <br/> <br/>Steve O'Keefe <br/>AuthorViews: On a Mission to Film Every Author on Earth!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 0 replies </div>

Steve 2008-02-20T07:32:58Z Everic Turtle http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/40167c40-d748-4aac-aecc-699358aaa477 2008-01-22T14:34:50Z 2008-01-22T14:34:50Z

<div>just wanted to say hi. i moved to nola two weeks ago. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 0 replies </div>

Everic Turtle 2008-01-22T14:34:50Z Erika http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/06501a81-674c-4016-9fda-a19ca1f22d7d 2006-12-23T18:30:37Z 2006-11-30T17:53:05Z

<div>Hello!! <br/> <br/>I'll be visiting New Orleans for the first time over NYE....I am volunteering at a legal clinic with about 20 other students, and am looking for a great NYE party for a few of us.... <br/>-Would LOVE LOVE LOVE some kind of costumed fabulousness....preferably with bangin house music, preferably ticketed (to avoid overcrowding) and preferably an all-night long, multi-roomed extravaganza. with a chill space! and some drag queens/kings! <br/> <br/>Any component of the above would be awesome, but all of them together would be a dream. Also, any ideas for something that is quintessential NOLA would be greatly appreciated. <br/> <br/>Thank you thank you thank you- <br/>erox</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 1 reply </div>

Erika 2006-11-30T17:53:05Z William http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/7795f71f-2f4d-4861-a06b-b10786c68a51 2006-11-07T18:14:21Z 2006-11-07T18:14:21Z

<div>Anyone been to the new male/male strip club Madrigal's at 711 Bourbon? Supposedly was a very popular gay club in Chicago for years, but decided to move to our lovely village.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 0 replies </div>

William 2006-11-07T18:14:21Z Anesthesiak http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/48b5a360-7905-4363-b612-144e6d19a669 2006-08-24T20:57:30Z 2006-08-24T20:57:30Z

<div>I'm excited... I'll be visiting the area for two weeks starting this coming tuesday. I'll actually will be staying 50 minutes away from the city. <br/> <br/> <br/>I have never been to the NOLA... especially post-katrina. So...im not quite sure what to expect...if anything at all. I know nothing of the queer bars...or if there is a gay ghetto of any sort. Anyone want to offer a quick tutorial to queer New Orleans. I just wanna get a taste of some good old southern boys. <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 0 replies </div>

Anesthesiak 2006-08-24T20:57:30Z http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/0107de32-ffd2-487e-98a0-8567dd321175 2006-08-09T20:17:54Z 2006-08-09T20:17:54Z

<div>I'm visiting new orleans for the first time and if anyone could tell me about cool shit to do and must see in your town (queer or otherwise) i would apprieciate it.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 0 replies </div>

2006-08-09T20:17:54Z artbymags http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/cabab33e-76cb-4b7f-af3f-993b502cf18b 2006-06-17T12:51:32Z 2006-06-16T14:43:01Z

<div>Press Release – For Immediate Release <br/> <br/>June 16, 2006 <br/>  <br/>WHO: Cox Communications, here! Films, and Reel Identities LGBT Film Festival <br/>WHAT: A benefit screening of the film “The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Greene” <br/>WHERE: Cowpokes’ Marigny Theater, 1030 Marigny Street <br/>WHEN: 8pm Friday, June 30th, 2006 <br/>PRICE:  $12 – All proceeds to benefit Reel Identities LGBT Film Festival <br/>CONTACT: Margaret Coble, Publicity Director, Reel Identities LGBT Film Festival – publicity@reelidentities.org <br/>  <br/>Capping off Gay Pride month, Cox Communications in partnership with here! Films and Reel Identities: New Orleans Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Film Festival will screen the new gay comedy, “The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Greene,” on Friday, June 30th at 8pm at the Marigny Theatre behind Cowpokes, 1030 Marigny Street. Tickets are $12, with all proceeds benefiting Reel Identities. <br/>  <br/>Based on the hit underground comic strip, "The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green" centers on Ethan, a 26 year-old professional 'assistant' looking for love in all the wrong places – that is, until he meets and dates Kyle Underhill, a recently 'out' pro baseball player.  Things progress wonderfully until Ethan's ex-boyfriend Leo threatens to sell the house that Ethan lives in, setting into motion a series of deceptions on Ethan's part to keep his house and his relationship with Kyle intact.  By enlisting the help of a 19 year-old real estate assistant who has a romantic agenda of his own, Ethan discovers his web of secrets and lies will not be easily untangled.  The result is a hilarious and endearing portrait of contemporary gay romance. Starring Daniel Letterle (“Camp”), David Monahan, Diego Serrano, Dean Shelton, Meredith Baxter (“Family Ties”), and Shanola Hampton. <br/>  <br/>This will be the only opportunity to see this film in theatrical release in the New Orleans market - following its nationwide release, the film will play on the here! television network.  here! is available as subscription video on demand in New Orleans on Cox Digital Cable Channel 1 for $6.95 per month. <br/>  <br/>here!, America's first gay television network, was established in 2002 and is currently available to more than 50 million households nationwide. here! offers a wide variety of groundbreaking and acclaimed original movies and series plus the world's largest collection of gay and lesbian films appealing to the broad-based, diverse LGBT audience. here! is available across the U.S. via satellite and is offered by all major cable providers nationwide increasingly as a subscription video on-demand (SVOD) service. here! is also available to broadband homes via major Internet TV providers. here! Interactive Media, a new online division of here! Networks, has more than 2 million unique visitors a month through sites including Gaywired.com, GayMonkey.com, LesbiaNation.com and GaySports.com. <br/>  <br/>Reel Identities LGBT Film Festival will enter its fourth year in 2007, temporarily sidelined in 2006 by the after effects of Hurricane Katrina. For more information about Reel Identities, visit: http://www.reelidentities.org.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 1 reply </div>

artbymags 2006-06-16T14:43:01Z artbymags http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/384e4e9c-f846-48a6-978b-5906196f7f2e 2006-06-03T13:05:28Z 2006-06-03T13:05:28Z

<div>The New Orleans Craft Mafia is proud to be a sponsor of the fifth installment of the ANTIGRAVITY Alternative Media Expo in New Orleans, LA. The Expo will take place on Saturday, August 19, 2006 at the Howlin' Wolf. <br/> <br/>The Expo features exhibitors with 'zines, comics, photography, t-shirts, music, crafts, and other art and media. The Expo will run from 4pm to 10pm and the cover price is $5. Almost every type material is accepted, but if you have questions about whether yours would be, don't hesitate to contact Leo at expo@antigravitymagazine.com. <br/> <br/>Vendor applications are being accepted now. You can download yours at http://www.antigravitymagazine.com. <br/> <br/>If you cannot make the trip to New Orleans to participate as a vendor, please consider contributing to the swag bags. Vendors may also participate in the swag bags. <br/> <br/>The swag bags will be distributed to the first 250 customers to enter the doors at the Expo. You do not have to send 250 items; you can send as few as you like. <br/> <br/>Some swag suggestions include: coupons, stickers, buttons, pens, keychains, CD/DVD samplers, blank notecards/stationary, or other small samples of your products. We ask that you do send actual swag items and not just promotional materials such as business cards or flyers. You can send these attached to your swag, of course. The deadline for sending in swag material is July 31, 2006. <br/> <br/>For more information on contributing to the swag bags, including the address to send the swag to, please email Rachelle at swag@neworleanscraftmafia.com.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 0 replies </div>

artbymags 2006-06-03T13:05:28Z RepublicNOLA http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/84cd50be-1427-47c8-931f-41e09a601b2f 2006-04-18T05:05:34Z 2006-04-18T05:05:34Z

<div>Win a free pair of tickets to one of the following shows (your choice) at Republic during Jazz Fest - first 5 people to answer correctly win! <br/> <br/>What is the street address of Republic? <br/> <br/>Please send all responses to booking@republicnola.com - include the website where you read this post! <br/> <br/>Shows to choose from... <br/> <br/>4.28 – Johnny Sketch and the Dirty Notes <br/> <br/>4.29 – Umphrey’s McGee <br/> <br/>4.30 – Bonerama + Papa Grows Funk <br/> <br/>5.4 – Ellipsis + Benjy Davis Project <br/> <br/>5.5 – George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic with Hot 8 Brass Band and DJ Quickie Mart <br/> <br/>5.6 – Particle + DJ Logic <br/> <br/>5.6 (2am) – Jurassic 5 + DJ Logic <br/> <br/>5.7 – Jurassic 5 <br/> <br/>Good luck!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 0 replies </div>

RepublicNOLA 2006-04-18T05:05:34Z artbymags http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/8f0abd61-432c-4e3b-a0d9-5b463d109f66 2006-03-10T03:14:34Z 2006-03-10T03:14:34Z

<div>pass the word, y'all.... <br/> <br/>----------------------------- <br/> <br/>come one, come all - dykes, fags, trannies, queers, and freaks of all persuasions: <br/> <br/>join girl gang productions for a hott electro-sex multi-media throw-down! <br/>dance party, music show, performance art happening, all-in-one! <br/> <br/>three amazingly talented underground favorites on one bill - an event not to be missed! <br/> <br/>monday 3.20.06 <br/> <br/>Lesbians On Ecstasy <br/>(lezziesonx.com) <br/>+ <br/>Scream Club <br/>(screamclub.com) <br/>+ <br/>Nicky Click <br/>(nickyclick.com) <br/> <br/>at <br/>Republic New Orleans <br/>828 South Peters Street - Warehouse District <br/>(republicnola.com) <br/> <br/>Doors: 8pm <br/>Show: 9pm <br/> <br/>Cover: $9 <br/>18+ <br/> <br/>more info: www.girlgangproductions.com <br/> <br/>----------------- <br/> <br/>Lesbians On Ecstasy (aka Lezzies On X) hail from Montreal, and make "electronic music of the lesbian variety." A quartet comprised of Bernie Bankrupt on keys/sampler, Veronique Mystique on bass, Jackie "The Jackhammer" on drums, and Fruity Frankie (aka Lynne T) on vocals, they're known for their humorous techno and electro-punk covers of lesbian classics -- i.e. kd lang, Tracy Chapman, Indigo Girls and Melissa Etheridge -- from their self-titled debut album. The band has opened for Le Tigre and Chicks On Speed, and has been remixed by Tracy &amp; the Plastics, Katastrophe, Scream Club and more on their latest release, Giggles In The Dark. "Funnier than Peaches and more danceable than Le Tigre," says lesbian culture website Afterellen.com - LOE's self-proclaimed mission is to bring lesbian dance music into the 21st century. http://www.lezziesonx.com <br/> <br/>From Olympia, Washington, Scream Club is Cindy Wonderful and Sarah Adorable,"two freaky white rapper chicks" who describe their sounds as "electro sex hip pop punk rock rap." On their debut album Don't Bite Your Sister, the out-queer duo worked with Beth Ditto (The Gossip), Rachel Carns (King Cobra, The Need), Mirah and Tara Jane O'Neill, amongst many others in the Pacific Northwest underground scene, and have been busy developing a new underground label with Nicky Click and others, Crunks Not Dead. A fluke of luck has their "Debauchery Now" national tour with Nicky Click hooking up with LOE's tour date in New Orleans - we can't believe our good fortune to have them all on the same bill. Visit their myspace page at: http://www.myspace.com/screamclub, or their website: http://www.screamclub.com. <br/> <br/>Nicky Click is a queer femme solo electronic music and performance artist from Olympia, Washington whose debut album You're Already A Member will be released on Crunk's Not Dead in May 2006. She recently opened for UK grime-rap sensation Lady Sovereign, and performed at Seattle's "Queering Femininity" conference and Ladyfest last year. She's often compared to other underground electro-punk artists who merge their politics/activism with their art, like Le Tigre and Gravy Train, and has been called the queer Gwen Stefani (though we think she has more in common with Peaches). More info on her website, http://www.nickyclick.com. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 0 replies </div>

artbymags 2006-03-10T03:14:34Z Alexis http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/2e4481b3-01c9-499a-a621-d8f88148cede 2006-01-11T18:00:52Z 2006-01-11T18:00:52Z

<div>New Orleans Radical Faeries 17th Annual <br/>Imperial Coronation &amp; Costume Brigid Ball <br/>"Pilgrimage in White Light" <br/>Thurs. Feb. 2, 2006..... St. Brigid's Day <br/>7 pm <br/>One-Eyed Jack's <br/>615 Toulouse St <br/>(Between Chartres &amp; Royal) <br/>French Quarter, New Orleans Louisiana <br/>$10 suggested donation at the door </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 0 replies </div>

Alexis 2006-01-11T18:00:52Z DP http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/c14e5cd4-4cdb-4cf5-98aa-0efdb46ed616 2005-11-12T16:41:42Z 2005-11-12T16:41:42Z

<div>ok....flying into Nola 2nite for a week......tell me where the girlz go.....and if any place is open.........you may contact me [pm] as well............desperatepedestrian@hotmail.com thanx......I really wanna hang out...............</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 0 replies </div>

DP 2005-11-12T16:41:42Z DP http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/c6f64d6c-391d-4cb5-a2fb-3c90fae0a0f5 2005-10-17T12:50:10Z 2005-10-17T05:28:06Z

<div>my Mom's returning end of next week and I'm gonna be there in mid-November for a week....if folks could keep me posted about what gay businesses are open or might be open by then I'd appreciate it.......bars,cafes,etc........</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 1 reply </div>

DP 2005-10-17T05:28:06Z DP http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/02d424bd-71cd-462f-b516-1635166861ee 2005-09-20T00:00:06Z 2005-09-18T15:50:27Z

<div>now I know this dude's insane!!!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 1 reply </div>

DP 2005-09-18T15:50:27Z frankiedaileylivingartist http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/e42a7adf-8b6f-4aca-bc6d-022bfacbaaf8 2005-07-25T14:13:28Z 2005-07-25T13:07:01Z

<div> <br/> <br/> <br/> PROGRESSIVE TALK RADIO in NEW ORLEANS, WSMB-AM 1350: <br/>(7/25/05) <br/> <br/>5-8am Morning Sedition Mark Riley and Marc Maron, Live <br/> <br/>8-11am Jerry Springer, Live <br/> <br/>11am-2pm O'Franken Factor, Al Franken and Katherine Lanpher, Live <br/> <br/>2pm-4pm Ed Schultz, Live <br/> <br/>4pm-7pm Tom Fitzmorris, Live, Local <br/> <br/>7pm-9pm Randi Rhodes <br/> <br/>9pm-midnight Mike Malloy, Live <br/> <br/>midnight-3am Majority Report, Janeane Garafalo and Sam Seder <br/> <br/>3am-5am Mike Malloy </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 1 reply </div>

frankiedaileylivingartist 2005-07-25T13:07:01Z artbymags http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/e36ff908-b5c7-486a-bf26-ad0ae859214c 2005-06-25T16:28:56Z 2005-06-20T13:23:48Z

<div>We had a good first meeting on Thursday--lots of new faces and thankfully some old ones too. We tentatively picked Saturday October 8 for the march, but need to check out whether a venue is available for the post-march party on that night. We're also starting to plan a July fundraiser. Mary will post full notes from the meeting. <br/> <br/>Because we're planning a July fundraiser, our next meeting will be next Thursday, June 23, 7:00, at the Country Club, 634 Louisa. (We're making sure it's ok to meet there and will let you know if for some reason the meeting place changes.) After we get the details of the fundraiser worked out, we'll meet less frequently. <br/> <br/>Please, anyone with ideas about the fundraiser or the post-march party, come to the next meeting. And bring a swim suit! <br/> <br/>To subscribe to the dykemarchnola listserv, send an email to: <br/>dykemarchnola-subscribe@yahoogroups.com.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 1 reply </div>

artbymags 2005-06-20T13:23:48Z DP http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/3b8f6772-86d3-4f6b-b5bb-babc05a488de 2005-06-15T21:18:34Z 2005-06-14T19:45:24Z

<div>I assume there is one???</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 1 reply </div>

DP 2005-06-14T19:45:24Z Tera http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/2cb4617f-dca1-4836-af2d-4c0538cce4fb 2005-06-15T05:42:09Z 2005-06-15T05:42:09Z

<div>I recruited research participants from this chat/discussion group several months ago for a study on Sexual Experiences and Emotion in Women. I want to thank the women who took part in this research. The study is now complete. If you have further questions or comments you may contact me at skycladgrrl@yahoo.com. <br/>Thank You <br/> Tera Beaber <br/> <br/>Here is a summary of the study’s goals and results: <br/> <br/>Goals and Results of the Study of Sexual Experiences and Emotion in Women <br/>The goal of this research was to study the relationship between sexual functioning and anxiety in two groups: lesbians and heterosexual women. One interest was in investigating whether there are differences in anxiety and sexual functioning between heterosexual women and lesbians. Additionally, based on prior results, I hypothesized that anxiety is negatively correlated with sexual functioning among both heterosexual women and lesbians. <br/>Participants were 42 women in lesbian relationships and 78 women in heterosexual relationships recruited through announcements posted on internet sites. Women over the age of 18 who were in a monogamous romantic relationship for at least 6 months were eligible to participate. The average age for lesbians was 30.05 years and the average age for heterosexuals was 28.77 years. The majority of participants were Caucasian, (76.2% of lesbians and 78.2% of heterosexuals), with smaller proportions of American Americans, Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders, and Hispanics. The average length of the current relationship was 40.13 months for lesbians and 38.91 months for heterosexuals. <br/> One of the questionnaires used in this research measured anxiety. I found that lesbians and heterosexuals reported similar levels of anxiety. Another questionnaire that I used asked for reports of sexual functioning. I found that lesbian participants reported higher levels of arousal and orgasm than heterosexual participants, but that the groups did not differ in reports of desire, lubrication, satisfaction, pain, or overall sexual functioning. Additionally, I found that the various aspects of sexual functioning correlate with one another differently for lesbians and for heterosexuals. When I analyzed the relationship between anxiety and sexual functioning, I found different results in the lesbian and heterosexual groups. Among lesbian women, anxiety was not related to any aspect of sexual functioning. However, among heterosexual participants higher anxiety was associated with higher reports of pain and lower reports of orgasm, lubrication, and overall sexual functioning. In other words, the results suggest that anxiety is negatively related to sexual functioning among heterosexuals, but that it is unrelated to sexual functioning among lesbians. Again, I want to express my thanks to the women who participated in my research. My findings were intriguing, and I am looking forward to conducting more extensive research on this topic in the future. <br/> <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 0 replies </div>

Tera 2005-06-15T05:42:09Z artbymags http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/47e8b145-2b24-4295-8ab4-ed74d95d9fcd 2005-05-11T13:42:19Z 2005-04-19T22:07:20Z

<div>The 3rd annual Reel Identities New Orleans LGBT film festival is just two months away. <br/> <br/>This year there are some big, exciting changes. We're moving from the weekend after Mardi Gras to June 10-12, in the midst of Pride Month activities. We also are moving to a new venue, Southern Rep Theatre at Canal Place (we will have a stamp for reduced-rate parking). <br/> <br/>We're in the process of finalizing our schedule, and have confirmed some really good titles, including: <br/> <br/>--"That Man: Peter Berlin," a fascinating character study of Peter Berlin, whose self-mythologizing erotic photographs of himself established him as a gay icon of the 1970s <br/>--"The D Word," a hilarious NYC parody of that "other" sapphic series <br/>--"Where the Girls Are," a comic look at the history, parties and conflicts of the Dinah Shore Weekend, which has evolved from a simple golf event to a legendary lesbian blowout <br/>--"Have No Fear," which follows biologically-male Nicole McRory's life as a musician and a transgendered woman on the threshold of taking the greatest step of her life: sex reassignment surgery. <br/> <br/>There's a ton of work still left to do, and we welcome volunteers <br/>(who will earn tickets for hours served). What we will need in <br/>particular are people who can distribute advertising cards and <br/>posters, and people to help with the festival itself: ticket sellers <br/>and takers, bartenders, set-up and break-down helpers, people to pick up filmmakers at airport, and especially are hoping to find someone who can take on the role of volunteer coordinator. <br/> <br/>If you're interested, please contact: coord@reelidentities.org.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 1 reply </div>

artbymags 2005-04-19T22:07:20Z Jake http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/f546cb6b-d8b4-4556-95eb-f3b5aa7d4b7b 2005-04-11T21:25:02Z 2004-09-10T23:27:25Z

<div>Almost all we are carrying is below suggested retail, we aren't trying to become millionaires at the customers expense. We have Body jewelry, clothing for men and women, hair accessories, We have a wide variety of hosiery, fishnets of every color, gifts and novelties.We also have a wide variety of magazines and underground periodicals. Our Grand opening was last weekend and if you get a chance come out and visit us. Mention you heard about us here on Tribe and get 15% off your first purchase.... </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 1 reply </div>

Jake 2004-09-10T23:27:25Z dmf http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/50aab8ec-4f02-417e-abff-21deaaad5f68 2005-03-27T22:14:14Z 2005-03-27T22:14:14Z

<div>if you live or hang out across the tracks... <br/> <br/>The 9th Ward Weirdos Tribe <br/> <br/>Public URL: 9thWard.tribe.net <br/> <br/>see you there...</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 0 replies </div>

dmf 2005-03-27T22:14:14Z Tera http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/46d3b869-ce66-437e-9f5b-584b9081579c 2005-03-05T00:02:25Z 2005-03-05T00:02:25Z

<div> Research on Sexual Experience and Emotion in Women <br/> <br/>Are you a female over the age of 18 years old who has been in a monogamous relationship with either a male or female for at least 6 months? <br/> <br/>You are invited to participate in an anonymous on line survey concerning sexual experience and emotion. This research is being conducted by a graduate student at the California School of Professional Psychology. <br/> <br/> Participation will take approximately 20 minutes <br/> <br/>- If you are interested go to <br/> <br/>http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=79238749091 <br/> <br/>password: sexuality <br/> <br/>- For more information or questions email skycladgrrl@yahoo.com <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 0 replies </div>

Tera 2005-03-05T00:02:25Z Robin http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/6e9fda28-416f-4a24-b67b-8e461d856435 2005-01-27T19:51:51Z 2005-01-27T19:51:51Z

<div>I was in NO in October and went to Phoenix, had a lousy time. <br/> <br/>Should I have gone to rawhide or lafitte in exile. Found more man to man fun at the guesthouse than the bar. <br/> <br/>Any ideas? Places to hang/hangout at night? <br/> <br/>Thanks <br/> <br/>Robin</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 0 replies </div>

Robin 2005-01-27T19:51:51Z Rod http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/678bd10d-cf84-4361-a9c8-500cd8a1487f 2004-12-23T16:29:14Z 2004-10-12T21:39:37Z

<div>Can anyone please tell me if a lot of folks dress up for strolling around on Bourbon on Halloween? If so, can you kind of give me an idea on what the costumes are like? I'll be visiting there during Halloween and obviously this is my first Halloween. Not my first time in your beautiful city though. Thank you</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 2 replies </div>

Rod 2004-10-12T21:39:37Z artbymags http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/4a0f464e-7582-4ea2-9090-4c1a480ae5a4 2004-12-09T22:51:23Z 2004-12-09T22:51:23Z

<div>i'm reposting a note from my friend kiki, who is the director of Reel Identities - New Orleans LGBT film festival this year. the call for entries is open, and there's a BIG push for local/regional films... so i'm trying to help get the word out. the website is: www.reelidentities.org, and all the info for submitting is on there. <br/> <br/>here's kiki's update: <br/> <br/>Hi everyone, I just wanted to give an update on the Reel Identities LGBT film festival. We're very excited about some changes, in both the venue and the dates. <br/> <br/>The next festival will be during pride month, June 10-12, 2005, at the Southern Repertory Theatre in Canal Place. <br/> <br/>One aspect of the film festival is jurying works submitted to our competitive division. The first screening will be this Sunday, Dec. 12, at 5 p.m. We will be watching approximately 2 hours of submissions of various lengths. Please contact me for the location. <br/> <br/>If you are interesting in being part of the jury but can't make it to this session, please let me know. Sometime in the next few months we will probably schedule a backup. <br/> <br/>Our next planning meeting will be Jan. 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the Lesbian and Gay Community Center, 2114 Decatur. Even though the festival is 6 months away, we have plenty of work to do now! We need volunteers for many aspects of the festival, particularly in getting the word out, soliciting sponsorships and membership, etc. <br/> <br/>Even if you can't make it to the meeting or screening, feel free to get in touch with me if you'd like to add yourself to one of our three Yahoo groups: one for those actively working on planning, one for announcements about jury screenings and volunteer possibilities, and one for information about movies, plays and other presentations of interest to the community. <br/> <br/>I'm looking forward to hearing from you, Kiki. <br/> <br/>(email her at: coord@reelidentities.org)</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 0 replies </div>

artbymags 2004-12-09T22:51:23Z Tyler http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/0ad015f6-2112-49cf-ad56-eba43d9769cc 2004-10-08T17:23:46Z 2003-10-28T16:07:36Z

<div>Does anyone know of any histories -- in whatever form -- of queer communities of the FQ?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 1 reply </div>

Tyler 2003-10-28T16:07:36Z Jake http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/e6fe40ea-80ce-4d4a-9e87-a4e05263608f 2004-09-18T19:04:30Z 2004-09-18T19:04:30Z

<div>Fall Fashions are on the way <br/>summer inventory must go <br/>T-shirts and Mini Skirts are all $5.00 off <br/>Ghast Pants-$10.00 off <br/>All Lip service clothing 10% off <br/>scented candles are all buy one get one half off. <br/>so bring your friends and get some great deals.........</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 0 replies </div>

Jake 2004-09-18T19:04:30Z http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/8b407eba-e7b4-4a98-a0d4-ba83eee97827 2004-06-21T19:00:16Z 2004-06-21T19:00:16Z

<div>Stop by, have a drink, get political!! We'll be screening episodes of Michael Moore's THE AWFUL TRUTH in the main room and talking politics on the balcony. We're trying to raise $250 for John Kerry... but mostly we want to show our support for our next president!!! Donations to Kerry are accepted but not required. We'll be serving punch, wine, soft drinks &amp; snacks. If you'd like, bring a drink/dish of your own to share! SPREAD THE WORD! <br/> <br/>1432 Constance Street... 8pm THIS SATURDAY June 26</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 0 replies </div>

2004-06-21T19:00:16Z http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/a4d93392-16d4-4f5b-a889-3ebfd02a0cbd 2004-06-04T18:59:10Z 2004-05-24T20:13:10Z

<div>this tribe could use a pick me up</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 14 replies </div>

2004-05-24T20:13:10Z Drew http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/16efc313-51f4-4f0a-a4b1-502700d5e87c 2004-06-02T03:19:49Z 2004-06-02T03:19:49Z

<div>Just FYI... <br/> <br/>Exercise caution in the Quarter at night. A friend of mine was jumped by five guys in a van this past Saturday nite around 4:30 AM outside of Verti Mart. He was beaten so badly that he was in surgery for nine hours and he's permanently lost vision in one of his eyes. <br/> <br/>The streets are not safe... :(</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 0 replies </div>

Drew 2004-06-02T03:19:49Z richard http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/993ede39-74a8-450e-a872-0defdb2c86b2 2004-03-05T23:07:48Z 2004-03-05T23:07:48Z

<div>If you can make it, tomorrow would be a great time for a road trip to Baton Rouge: <br/> <br/>[from a Louisiana Family Forum press release] <br/> <br/>DEFENSE OF MARRIAGE RALLY <br/> <br/>You are cordially invited to attend a Rally sponsored by the Red Stick Republicans called a "Rally for the Defense of Marriage" on Saturday, March 6th, at 1:00 PM on the steps of the State Capitol. <br/> <br/>Please join us as we show our support for President Bush and his call for a constitutional amendment supporting traditional marriage and family values. Gene Mills with the LA Family Forum will be our key note speaker for the event. Other local and state elected officials will be in attendance. We would be honored to have you join us! </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 0 replies </div>

richard 2004-03-05T23:07:48Z Brandon http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net/thread/c0d91c8c-acce-4b86-adb3-dfd58529929b 2003-11-11T20:02:34Z 2003-11-05T19:49:46Z

<div>My friend Meg is organizing the DEAN ROCKS show this Saturday night at Cafe Brasil starting at 8. It's a very important event to raise money and awareness for Dean, who I'm sure we'll all want for our next president. I know, I know, Death Cab for Cutie's playing, the deftones, world leader pretend - all playing that night, when it rains it pours - so I know no one will come. But if you get a hankering for jam band Iris May Tango, Charmaine Neville, and Teresa Anderson, I'll see ya there. As Dionne Warwick said, "that's what friends are for..." I'm thinking of pulling a Mrs. Doubtfire farce and scrambling back and forth between the shows in various disguises.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://NOLAQueers.tribe.net">Queer New Orleans</a> - 16 replies </div>

Brandon 2003-11-05T19:49:46Z