Dear Tribe pals,
Here is a post from friend Keith Hennesey

Dearest people

This is the final notice for our big little show HOW TO DIE featuring Jules Beckman, Seth Eisen, and myself Tickets are selling but I need to sell out and still I'll be passing the hat afterwards... I don't have another dime to promote so please send this to all your people, include it in your blog or myspace or friendster.... lists and links and networks. Community is the real promotion, please participate. Than... read more

stumbled across this site whilst whiling away the hours surfing the net and not getting a damn thing done that i need to -- i've been laughing so hard that i am crying

staceynightmare.blogspot.com/

do not even ask me how i found this.

i love "pills me go on now?"

!!! THURS, JUNE 8, SAY YES to OPEN ELECTIONS for DEMOCRACY !!!

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors is poised
TOMORROW, Thurs 11:00 am to contract for fraud prone DRE voting machines from Sequoia inc.

Partial VICTORY:
the notorious DIEBOLD corporation is no longer in the bidding, thanks to (y)our lobbying! BUT
SEQUOIA inc. is ALSO UNACCEPTABLE
because its system, too, is proven hackable. Both corporations threaten democracy by using trade secret code, tested in secret, revi... read more

Magical Acts Ritual Theater
Presents
Corpus Christi
By Terrence McNally
June 1-4 and 8-11, 2006
Directed by Angelique Heddings

WHAT: This is a retelling of the Passion Play, the story of Christ's life and death - this time in a 20th century setting and from a gay perspective. First performed in New York City in 1998, Terrence McNally's story of a gay Messiah growing up in Corpus Christi, Texas won the Drama Desk Award, the Outer Circle Critics Award, and the New York Drama Critics' ... read more

"This is possibly the most important story of this century" read on important action item for east bay voters!

On Tuesday, Keith Carson announced that they will vote on whether to purchase Diebold or Sequoia voting machines for Alameda County on Thurs. June 8 at an 11:00 am meeting.

"If Diebold had set out to build a system as insecure as they possibly could, this would be it," Avi Rubin, Johns Hopkins University computer-science professor and elections-security expert.
Sequoia Inc. i... read more