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kind of a Freaky Friday thing happening (no pun intended) with Spirit having Draper/JP etc and Ikon (Exit) is bringing in guys like Darren Emerson now

happy birthday DJ Amadeus

Garbage (Garbage, Version 2.0) Ghostbusters II (Soundtrack) Gloria Estefan (The best of) Groovefire (Summer 2003 Mix) GrooveTech (Latin, Latin Lounge)

sorry... my poor mastery of the english language... by 'this' weekend... i mean 'that' weekend... aug 20 - sullivan room aug 22 - le souk

with D:Fuse and the grooveboyz on friday and then Joe Mama and Eli Wilkie at Le Souk on Sunday... this weekend in nyc will be the summer highlight... might have to squeeze in PS1 on saturday for the trifecta

man that's depressing. i had such high hopes for Spirit.

we'll always have uncle mings x itll always be our special place

should take the 12th off - or at least the morning le souk sunday into howells

great seeing you x and the rest of the crew definitely one of the best times ive had in a long time. vibe at that party is second to none anywhere. i agree - everyone needs to play hooky on a monday and experience it.

in they put a lot of time into this new patio... i have high expectations...

senor wilkie para presidente

agreed Derrick May will be solid. im sure most will be great or they wouldnt of been signed aboard - just not who i was hoping for - but whatever... its still a killer party, outside in the sunshine with cheap beers... i dont really care too much who's spinning frankly

Warm Up 2004 Saturdays, July 3 – September 4, 2004 (Long Island City, NY, June 2004) – P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center is pleased to announce Warm Up 2004, the critically acclaimed music festival that has become one of New York’s most anticipated summer events. Now in its seventh year, Warm Up brings together music and visual arts with performances by local and international DJs and live bands, drawing thousands of people each week, including artists, families, and club-goers to dance, relax, and cool off in an innovative architectural installation in P.S.1’s outdoor galleries. Opening July 3, Warm Up 2004 will be held for 10 weeks, each Saturday afternoon through September 4, from 3 p.m. – 9 p.m. Admission is $8.00. Crowds have flocked to P.S.1 to hear an eclectic mix of sounds from experimental and established DJs and musicians, ranging from techno samples and house beats to hip hop poetry and Latin-inspired electronic rock. This year's music series is organized by P.S.1 Summer Music Series Coordinator Jason Drummond and Director of Music, Lokke Highstein and kicks off with Trevor Jackson, Madlib, and Peanut Butter Wolf. Over the past six years, Warm Up has hosted live performances and DJ sets by artists such as: Afrika Bambaataa, Mad Professor, Richie Hawtin, Danny Krivit, Nicky Siano, Neil Aline, DJ Craze, Charlie Dark, Vikter Duplaix, Fischerspooner, Frederic Galliano, Kid Koala, Arto Lindsay, Ming & FS, Nortec Collective, Stacey Pullen, Ursula Rucker, DJ Swamp, Swayzak, Luke Vibert, Doc Martin, X-Press 2, Danny Wang, Harvey, and many more. This year marks the fifth annual MoMA/P.S.1 Young Architects Program, a competition that gives emerging architects the opportunity to realize an outdoor environment designed to host the Warm Up series. This year’s project, Canopy, by nARCHITECTS, is constructed primarily of freshly cut green bamboo, and features spaces for lounging and relaxation including a wading pool and a sandy area for sunbathers. Since 1998, artists and architects including Gelatin, Philip Johnson, SHoP, ROY, William Massie, and EMERGENT/Tom Wiscombe have transformed P.S.1’s courtyard into an urban beach with works of interactive architecture and sculpture that have inspired both critics and audiences alike. Canopy opens June 27. Warm Up 2004 is made possible with the generous support of agnès b., James Family Foundation, Mondavi Winery and Brooklyn Brewery. Following is the current lineup for Warm Up 2004. This schedule subject to change. Please check www.ps1.org for more information and www.wps1.org, P.S.1’s new online radio station, for online streaming of Warm Up programming. July 3rd Trevor Jackson (Output, Playgroup, U.K.) Madlib (Blue Note, Stonesthrow, L.A.) Peanut Butter Wolf (Stonesthrow, L.A.) July 10th Chicken Lips (Steve “Fela†Kotey DJ set, Big Bear, U.K.) Miles Maeda (World Evolution Productions, All World, San Diego) + a special guest July 17 Dj Spinna (www.djspinna.com) Joey Llanos (Paradise Garage) Krvyn Mark (Melting Pot) July 24th Fred Giannelli, "the Kooky Scientist" (Telepathic, live pa) Todd Sines (Plane E, Peacefrog, scalestudio.com) Dhyan Moller (Drone Muzic, S.F.) July 31st Scissor Sisters (A Touch of Class, live pa) Honey Dijon (Classic Music Company, NYC) Ryan Tapia (Select Recordings) Aug 7th T.B.A. Aug 14th Tim "Love" Lee (Tummy Touch) Boon (IntuitionNYC) + a special guest Aug 21st DJ Kent (Force of Nature, Japan) KZA (Force of Nature, Japan) DJ Spun (Rong Music) Aug 28th Stienski (live) DJ Buck (Leaf Recordings) + a special guest Sept 4th Cosmic Twins: Derrick May (Transmat – Detroit) together with François K. (Wave Music - NYC)

awesome trip. Five has got one of the best vibes on the East coast hands down. D:Fuse owned. Ray Kang, Royce and crew are awesome dudes and really solid DJs. hoska and i spent WAAAAY too much time in Delaware... other than that - definitely look forward to a return trip know a great place for $3 bloody mary's...

oof Todd... your jewish, west point boxing champ, army ranger DJ partner is gonna open a can of whoop ass on you for that bit 'o dark sarcasm...

thanks all! excited for the weekend - this will be only the third time ive hit up DC - once when i was in the eighth grade for the Smithsonian and twice to see D:Fuse... you can see my priorities...

actually kinda looks like D:Fuse

highly, highly recommended. no one brings more energy than D:Fuse. ive never been less than jaw dropped at his sets.

Venus transit to trigger dangerous chain of passions, say astrologers Tue Jun 8, 8:19 AM ET NEW DELHI (AFP) - The alignment of Earth with the planetary god of love and beauty Venus will lead to a surge in sexual crimes and melt away moral norms governing society, Indian astrologers predict. Faced with the astronomical feat last seen in 1882, Indian brides may no longer prize virginity and Hindu ascetics may soon discard the time-old practice of celibacy as nonsense, astrologers said Tuesday. The emotional cataclysm which will follow could sink stock markets, topple governments -- or at least mar relations between spouses. "The transit in itself can create major upheavals on our planet and people's lives," forecast the astrological website of Pandit Prabhat Kapil. Astrologers advised clients to wear specially-designed silver pendants and white gemstones and to feed sacred cows to keep the flow of energy in their favour. For some people born at the right time, Venus' crossing the face of the Sun could prove beneficial. "From stock market collapse, divorces and bankruptcies, to stellar success, promotions and monetary enrichment, anything can happen," Kapil said. Billions around the world were able to witness the celestial alignment Tuesday which has only been recorded six times before: in 1631, 1639, 1761, 1769, 1874 and 1882. In India, some television networks offered live pictures of the planet's passage in screen corners for viewers who do not want to wait for the next Venus transits in 2012 or 2117. Many Hindus put great faith in astrology, with leading Indian politicians known to choose the timing of major decisions and even change their names on the advice of the stars. Astrologist Prem Kumar Sharma issued a call for Indian women to take special care during the transit of Venus. "Venus rules beauty and romantic affairs. Incidents of rape and sexual abuses will increase. So women will need to guard their lives because of these tensions," Sharma said. But Bejan Daruwalla, writer of the popular astrology column "Ganesha Says", disagreed, saying the alignment of Venus meant a rise in the fortunes of women. "Venus means women -- women will be on top this year," he said. Astrologers were in unison that Venus meant a rise in materialism, with society set to lose its spiritual moorings as Indians seek out clothes, cars and household gadgets with ever more eagerness. "The whole moral pattern of society will change. Just as satellite television has transformed mores in Indian society, the phenomenon will open a new dimension in their thinking," said astrologer Jitender Nath Marwha. "People's thinking on moral issues will become broader and broader. AIDS (news - web sites) and sexually-transmitted diseases will spread more and more," he added. However, astrologer Ashok Kumar Joshi thought the celestial phenomenon will be temporary and trigger nothing more than a flutter of romantic passions. "It will have a little bit of impact on climatic change and people will feel a bit more romantic," he said.

was out last night and missed it. couldnt believe the headline this morning. wtf???????

The Uncle Mings Mother's Day Brunch... where Russian mobsters do lines off of your Mom

oh yeah, and buy this