[Seth-Trips] Annalee Newitz and Heather Gold tonight (Sunday) [subverter@subvert.com: Geek love tonight/ Extended Cookie / March show list]

[Seth David Schoen]

At 8:00p, Hotel Rex, 562 Sutter at Powell, for $15 with discount
described below.  I wish we'd had more advance notice, because I have
a schedule conflict.

I'm also thinking of changing my .signature quotation after the MGM v.
Grokster argument.  Suggestions are welcome.

http://www.loyalty.org/~schoen/ideas.txt

has some actual, historic, or proposed quotations you can look at.

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Date: Sun, 06 Mar 2005 15:46:35 -0800
From: subverter / heather gold <subverter at subvert.com>
To: schoen at loyalty.org
Subject: Geek love tonight/ Extended Cookie / March show list

subVerters, 
As I write this, my girlfriend has been channel surfing, and I don't know who's scaring me more: Suze Orman or Mariah Carey in Glitter. I think it's Suze Orman. 

Who can blame Mariah for believing in this movie. I mean a movie set in the 1980s? Off the shoulder jerseys? Don't push me close to the edge! I wanna live forever! 
Sadly, this thing doesn't even come close to capturing the deliciousness of Mariah's own delicate campfest life. Rent Showgirls instead. I don't know what happened to Mariah's career, but I'm sure she sat up and took notice when those sexy photos of Martha Stewart were plastered on every front page across the country.Forget Betty Ford. Jail, the new hot celeb way to slim your bod while fattening your stock price + Q rating. 

Suze Orman. If I can find some kind of makeup thing that will prop my eyes wide open, I can paint my hockey mouthguard white and approximate the unitooth, Little Ophan Annie look that persuaded millions of Americans to trust their money to her advice. I love that she's the anchor guest for the PBS fundraisers. If they need money so badly, why ask us? They have Suze Orman right there in the studio. 

"Cookie" extends through March. Special geek guest Annalee Newitz TONIGHT at 8 The show has been doing incredibly well and so has been extended to run through March. Tonight's guest is sex and tech writer Annalee Newitz(www.techsploitation.com/EFF). If there's something exceptionally sassy in the paper about technology, odds are it came from Annalee. There's free WiFi in the Hotel Rex lobby, come geek it up. 

Other shows scheduled this month are: 
Sunday March 13th, 8:pm- forthcoming
Sunday March 27th, 8pm -special guest poet and Intersex activist Thea Hillman
Sunday March 28th, 8pm - special guest Kate Kendall, Exec Dir NCLR. Kate is one of the
forces leading the fight of same-sex marriage. Partial proceeds of this show will benefit NCLR. 
All shows:
The Hotel Rex in SF
562 Sutter @ Powell
Tix: $30 General, $50 Reserved Front Row
**Half-priced $15 for subVerter subscribers. Use this discount code: subV3rt3r
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/698 

Video
Check out the Cookie trailer at www.subvert.com. 
Many thanks to Kevin Hunsaker (www.iconstream.com) for his great work. Kevin was also a huge part of putting together the Roast the Net audio and video bits. If you're nostalgic for those ahi tuna-blue-denim-shirt-haze you can check out my take on it here, along with hilarious bits from pals Justin Hall, Lance Arthur (pets.com puppet) Tom Scoville (Amazon vs. Dr. Seuss mash up) : http://subvert.com/index.php?id=53&category=1 

Monday March 14th
Headlining a night of stand-up at Club Deluxe. 1511 Haight @ Ashbury 9-11 San Francisco. FREE. 

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Seth David Schoen <schoen at loyalty.org> | Very frankly, I am opposed to people
     http://www.loyalty.org/~schoen/   | being programmed by others.
     http://vitanuova.loyalty.org/     |     -- Fred Rogers (1928-2003),
                                       |        464 U.S. 417, 445 (1984)