The pint-sized Kingsize brings another fine event tonight, this time with the newe weekly, Deady Workables. Tonights soundtrack provided by Toy Baron (Kidrobot/friendsofsound.com) and Gerald McBoing Boing (Waxpoetics). Tonight’s debauchary provided by free vodka from 11-12
Date: Wednesday, March 1st
Time: 10:00pm
Location: Kingsize (21 Essex between Canal and Hester)
Cost: Free
Open Bar: vodka, 10-11
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DJs Daigoro, G_Mateus, and DJ Ibouti bring an evening of global sounds to this little upstairs spot. Think afrobeat, brazilian, reggae, and dancehall. Open bar gets you started.
Date: Thursday, February 2nd
Time: 9:00pm
Location: Sin Sin, upstairs at Leopard Lounge (248 East 5th Street at 2nd Ave)
Cost: Free
Open Bar: ???, 10-11
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Walking home from a very wet brunch I randomly encountered this and just
had to pause and reflect. Selena por vida!
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We’re not sure how reliable the source is, but in an interview this week, a Motorola design manager told one of your faithful Gizmodo newshounds that the Q could be released as soon as next week. What makes us think it might be legit? He was holding a working model in his hands, and it was up and running on Verizon’s network.
Our first impressions from holding it in our hot little hands for a few minutes: this sucker’s extremely thin, although a bit wider than our Treo 650. The screen is a bit squat for our liking, though, even if it’s crisp; with the soft-key icons running along the bottom and an info bar across the top, we weren’t able to display a ton of information on it all at once. On the flip side, though, the buttons have a nice tactile feel; and the side jog-dial is pretty handy indeed. Maybe the GSM version will be even more sexy? Only time will tell.
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Ok so dont be scurred, but I’m about to tell you to go to Avalon! I know it’s totally frightening and yes you are bound to run into (and I use the term affectionately) “jersey” girls and dudes but trust me on this one. Tonight Rob Swift of the X-Ecutioners shows you what it means to be a DJ, and he is joined by DJs Synapse, Chris F*ckin Love and resident Rob Flow.
Date: Saturday, February 25th
Time: 10:00pm
Location: The Chapel @ Avalon, 20th street @ 6th Ave (use the side entrance on 20th St)
Cost: Free with RSVP
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