Saturday, May 23, 2009

My May 2009 BREATHE Trance / Progressive House / Disco (Memorial Day) Mix

With the song Please Don't Go reverberating though my head, I spent much of last night and today mixing my BREATHE: Memorial Day Weekend 2009 compilation featuring trance, progressive house, gay circuit and disco tracks.

Sunday, May 17, 2009

My EUPHORIA trance, progressive house & gay circuit mix

You can learn much about a man through the music that he listens/dances to.  Though a part of my Spring Reverberations series I've just uploaded my March 2009 EUPHORIA trance, progressive house and gay circuit mix which features this track list.

Friday, May 15, 2009

November 2007 HATE CRIMES MARCH photos never before seen

In observance of tomorrow's NATIONAL CLOSE THE GAP RALLY on the Ellipse click the image to left to view a few never before seen images from the 16 November 2007 HATE CRIMES MARCH ON WASHINGTON.



Both events have been coordinated by Al Sharpton's National Action Network.

15 May 2009 Friday's Photo of the Week

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Caos on F . F St Arts . 923 F Street, NW, WDC
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Beth Hughes at DC Real Estate Newsletter - 14 May 2009

Click banner to read DC Real Estate Newsletter dated Thursday, 14 May 2009 from Realtor Beth Hughes.

Mid City Artists Open Studios This Weekend & Kick-off Reception TONIGHT

Click logo to read Mid City Artists Newsletter dated Monday, 11 May 2009 regarding 16 - 17 May 2009 Open Studio events and tonight's 15 May 2009 COMMONALITIES 'Kick-off' Reception at Coldwell Banker at 1606 17th Street, NW, WDC.

DC Cowboys' Friday Hoe-down Party at Remingtons TONIGHT

Click banner to read DC Cowboys Newsletter dated Tuesday, 12 May 2009.

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

National Police Week Photos Never Before Seen / May 2009

Click image to view NEVER BEFORE SEEN images from 2006 and 2008 National Police Weeks

Old Naval Hospital on Capitol Hill To Be Redeveloped

The Monday, 11 May 2009 DC Real Estate Newsletter reports that if all goes as planned the Old Navy Hospital at 921 Pennsylvania Avenue will soon be redeveloped as the Hill Center, a non-profit educational facility for "lifelong learning, cultural enrichment and community life."