We have box-trucks and a van, depending on the size of your job. No job is too small or big.

Hourly Rates (At month ends/beginnings we have flat rates.):

1 man and the van: $50an hour (2-hour minimum)

2 man and the van: $75 an hour (2-hour minimum)

1 man and the box-truck: $65 an hour (2-hour minimum)

2 man and the box-truck: $85 an hour (2-hour minimum)
3 men and the box-truck: $110 an hour (2-hour minimum)

Out of state moves and end/beginning of month moves are booked at reasonable flat rates.

Sven

SvenMoving.com

sven@svenmoving.com

(718)-487-9806

I’ve created a proposed business that would collect these food wastes principally from small coffee shops, juice bars and restaurants and convert them to compost. This business would employ local youths to pedal bike carts to collect the wastes, then convert them to compost in small in-vessel composting machines located in manufacturing zones scattered throughout our communities. This type of business model exists successfully in other cities such as North Hampton Mass. and Phila. Penn. but has yet to take hold here in NYC.

It seems that the City wants more evidence of demand for composting services before they will create a carting license that makes sense for community carters such as the one I propose.

If we could get say 50 coffee houses to complete this survey, we might be able to convince the City that the demand exists.

Below is a link to an on-line survey I created that collects information about the demand for collection of coffee grounds that exists at local coffee houses.

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/WV5YT8R

Please feel free to forward this email to your favorite coffee house and ask them to complete it the survey. When you do so, you might ask them what they’re doing now with their coffee grounds, day old baked goods, fruit pulp, food waste and other compostables. Suggest you might be more likely to patronize an establishment that composts their food wastes, rather than one that sends them to a landfill.

Also feel free to forward this email to your friends as well.

Let me know if you have any questions or would like to learn more about what I propose.

Let’s see if we collectively can put an end to this foolish waste of resources and City tax revenues.

Hoodoo - also known as "rootwork" and "conjure" - is a tradition of practical magic grounded in the African-American experience of the Southern USA and magical techniques of the Congo. With a comprehensive materia magica and syncretic practices borrowed from American Indian herbal medicine, Jewish mysticism, Pennsylvania Dutch pow-wow, and East Asian lore, Hoodoo remains the only magical tradition unique to the USA.

(9) Sundays, January 12 – March 30, 2014 @ Catland Books, Brooklyn, NY

Registration fee is $400. Class size is limited.

Some payment arrangements are available.

Apprenticeship will include:

- weekly readings & discussions

- hands-on crafting of folk medicinal + magical objects including oils, baths, washes, powders, and talismans

- home & field assignments

- emphasis on discovering your own specialties in conjure and spiritual service

- shamanic approach to building spiritual alliances

- geared towards building your personal apothecary and formulary

In this 9-week immersion, you’ll learn the practical application of herbs, roots, stones, and bones along with techniques and tools for dreaming, divination, and mediumship. Class requires (2) texts – other reading materials and most supplies provided.

Apprenticeship will be taught by Khi Armand, a neo-traditional shaman, macumbeiro, and professional hoodoo rootdoctor. He has studied and apprenticed with North American shamans, medicine people, and ethnomagicologists for nearly a decade and holds an MA in Performance Studies from Tisch @ NYU.

For more information, visit ConjureintheCity.com or e-mail khi@conjureinthecity.com

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Get a head start on your New Year's resolution, change up your workout routine, or purchase as a gift for a friend.

http://local.amazon.com/brooklyn/B00GY8Y25G

For more information, visit our website at www.omulubrooklyn.com

Estate Jewels by George and Raf are hosting a “Sip & Shop” to benefit PACC this Sunday. Get vintage jewelry and gifts for the holiday season at this event!

Sunday, December 22nd

2:00 PM - 7:00 PM

111 Lafayette Avenue

(corner of South Oxford Street)

Full Details - http://conta.cc/1fIBOcB

RSVP to - info@EstateJewelsbyGR.com

A portion of the proceeds from this event will benefit PACC

View some of their pieces at www.estatejewelsbygr.com

Entering its 50th year, PACC is one of Brooklyn’s premier community development corporations serving the neighborhoods of Fort Greene, Bedford Stuyvesant, Clinton Hill, Downtown Brooklyn, Crown Heights, Prospect Heights, and Prospect-Lefferts Gardens. We work hand-in-hand with low- and moderate-income community members and stakeholders to preserve and develop affordable housing, provide quality property management, promote commercial revitalization and strengthen local businesses, create homeownership opportunities, protect tenant rights, combat predatory lending practices and prevent home-loss.

Brooklyn based Estate Jewels by George & Raf offers a premier collection of antique and vintage costume jewelry, specializing in couture pieces by notable houses. George Yzquierdo has had decades of experience since starting his career at Sotheby’s, and Raf's keen eye keeps our vintage and antique jewelry collection fresh and varied with pieces to accessorize any outfit or mood. We are pleased to open our doors to the friends of PACC.

Chicago Quest

Tues Jan 7 & Thurs Jan 9

Immunology Quest

Tues Jan 14 & Thurs Jan 16

Tom Sawyer Quest

Tues Jan 21, Thurs Jan 23, Tues Jan 28, & Thurs Jan 30

All sessions are from 4pm-6:30pm.

Snacks and and a $40 Amazon.com gift card are provided at each session.

If you are interested and would like to request an application please email Lauren at: lgates@amplify.com

The Learning Research team at Amplify is inviting middle school teachers to participate in a 2 hr FOCUS GROUP this December 23. During this session, we will ask middle school teachers about the usefulness and accessibility of our Curated Collections as a teaching resource for research project-based lessons or assignments. This first-hand feedback will help shape the product for future teachers.

The requirements for the upcoming sessions include:

You are currently teaching or have taught ELA or Science to middle school students.

You are able to review materials before the day before the interview.

You are available for a 2 hrs focus group on-site in Brooklyn, NY.

As a thank you for participation, you will earn a $100 Amazon Gift Card Reward for your valuable feedback.

Please email Lauren Lauren Gates at lgates@amplify.com (347-765-2332) if you are interested in participating in a session.

Become a Contributor, Reporter or even an Editor of HelloBrooklyn.com.

Are you passionate about your Brooklyn subject, whether it is politics, photography, business, environment, real estate, family, schools, bars or any other area that interests you?

Already blogging or writing a newsletter on your own website? Grow your audience by sharing your content on HelloBrooklyn.com, too!

Contact Laurie Bleier at 917 754-3537 for your free account and start posting news today! laurie@hellobrooklyn.com

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Sunday Dec 15 through Sunday Dec 21, Mary's will donate $2 from every Smuttynose pint to Badass' rescue efforts. This can really add up, so come on down and support the dogs! Sooo very Badass....!

ALL INFORMATION HERE! http://bit.ly/19mY2zE

http://BadassBK.com

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Reina is 7 years old, shy, neutered, black and white and brown, mostly white.

Luna a black and white, mostly white, friendly female, about 2 years old, unneutered.

Gio is a black/brown tabby, about 2 years old, unneutered, friendly.

All are litter box trained.

Separate homes are fine

Can drive/deliver to you in my

Please email me with as much info as you can about yourself, facebook/linked in page link, etc. I need to screen anyone interested to make sure they'd make a good home.

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Sunday, December 15, 1:30-3:30pm ($5)

378 Myrtle Ave (near Clermont)

w/Director Adonis Williams

View his work at http://gal.adoniswilliams.com/

The visual techniques and innovations of music videos have inspired mainstream filmmaking. Topics covered at the workshop:

· History of How Music Videos Came About: Mainstream /MTV /YouTube

· Music Video Concepts (performance based, short story, etc.)

· Creating a Concept to Showcase the Song

· Dealing with the Artist/ Budget / Crew / Timeline / Location

· Casting / Rehearsing & Directing Actors / Blocking Actors & Camera Movement

· Production Design: Set, Props, Wardrobe, & Make-Up

· Developing Visuals & the Shot List / Script Supervising & Continuity

· Running the Set / Catering

· Post Production / Importance of the Edit

· Differences Between Directing Music Videos and Directing Narrative Films

Adonis Williams, a Brooklyn native and graduate of the School of Visual Arts film program, has been directing music videos for six years. He trained under Julien “Lil X” Lutz, Benny Boom, Justin Francis, and Jessy Terrero, well known directors of big budget music videos and commercials.

communityfilm@wearebyfc.org (718) 935-0490

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What: Amina Claudine Myers

When: Saturday, December 14, 8pm

Where: Roulette, 509 Atlantic Ave Brooklyn, 2/3/4/5/A/C/G/D/M/N/R/B/Q trains & the LIRR

Cost: $20/15

Info: www.roulette.org / 917.267.0368

Brooklyn, NY: Roulette presents a pioneer, a virtuoso, and a legend, Amina Claudine Myers, December 14, 8pm. Myers has paved a musical career that embraces jazz, blues, classical, gospel, and world music traditions while maintaining an unmistakable voice on piano, as a vocalist, and as a composer of the highest order. In a special intimate concert, Myers surveys her extraordinary career and songbook, along with selections from her new CD Augmented Variations (on Blue Music Group), in a solo piano and vocal performance: a journey through through the past and into the future through reflection, reinterpretation, and renewal of the creative fire and spirit.

Born in Blackwell, Arkansas, Amina Claudine Myers, raised on gospel and blues of the South, quickly earned her musical chops and respect under the tutelage of Muhal Richard Abrams in the 1960s, and shortly became a member of the The Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM). In the late seventies, Myers toured in The Lester Bowie Quintet and The New York Organ Ensemble across Europe, Asia, and the United States, and performed alongside Archie Shepp in an historic performance in Cape Town, South Africa at The North Sea Jazz Festival. Additionally, she has collaborated and performed with the likes of Bill Laswell, Charlie Hade, and James Blood Ulmer, among others. Myers has received several grants from the National Endowments for the Arts, Meet the Composer, and New York Foundation for the Arts.

Paper or Plastic is feeling the Holiday Spirit!

From now until 1/1/13 reserve your slot for just $10/hr.

Come one come all, emergency reservations welcome.

Just “pop” us a phone call or an email and we will handle it from there!

Remember to like us on FB and follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn

Be sure to tell your friends and family!

Best Wishes,

Paper or Plastic

“The End of the Grocery Line”

http://www.linkedin.com/in/poptegl

https://twitter.com/POPTEGL

https://www.facebook.com/POPTEGL

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Paper or Plastic is feeling the Holiday Spirit!

From now until 1/1/13 reserve your slot for just $10/hr.

Come one come all, emergency reservations welcome.

Just “pop” us a phone call or an email and we will handle it from there!

Remember to like us on FB and follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn

Be sure to tell your friends and family!

Best Wishes,

Paper or Plastic

“The End of the Grocery Line”

http://www.linkedin.com/in/poptegl

https://twitter.com/POPTEGL

https://www.facebook.com/POPTEGL

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Paper_or_Plastic_Brochure.docx (15.5 KB)

Paper or Plastic is feeling the Holiday Spirit!

From now until 1/1/13 reserve your slot for just $10/hr.

Come one come all, emergency reservations welcome.

Just “pop” us a phone call or an email and we will handle it from there!

Remember to like us on FB and follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn

Be sure to tell your friends and family!

Best Wishes,

Paper or Plastic

“The End of the Grocery Line”

http://www.linkedin.com/in/poptegl

https://twitter.com/POPTEGL

https://www.facebook.com/POPTEGL

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Paper_or_Plastic_Brochure.docx (15.5 KB)

Paper or Plastic is feeling the Holiday Spirit!

From now until 1/1/13 reserve your slot for just $10/hr.

Come one come all, emergency reservations welcome.

Just “pop” us a phone call or an email and we will handle it from there!

Remember to like us on FB and follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn

Be sure to tell your friends and family!

Best Wishes,

Paper or Plastic

“The End of the Grocery Line”

http://www.linkedin.com/in/poptegl

https://twitter.com/POPTEGL

https://www.facebook.com/POPTEGL

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Paper_or_Plastic_Brochure.docx (15.5 KB)

after many years of shooting portraits on location, i have created a studio where i can work with clients and be more creative. all shoots include hair, makeup and styling.

Please take a moment to check out my work.

www.facebook.com/michelleetwaroo or www.michelleetwaroo.com or send me a message hello(at)michelleetwaroo.com

after many years of shooting portraits on location, i have created a studio where i can work with clients and be more creative. all shoots include hair, makeup and styling.

Please take a moment to check out my work.

www.facebook.com/michelleetwaroo or www.michelleetwaroo.com or send me a message hello(at)michelleetwaroo.com

604 Grand Ave.

Between St. Marks & Bergen

Handmade Gifts and Goods

By Local Brooklyn Artists

Jewelry, Bags, Clothing, Photography

Art, Sweet Treats, Home Goods,

Holiday Cards, Stationary, Accessories

And Knick-knacks

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You think the neighborhood is changing – but do you really know how much it’s changed? Or are you new to the neighborhood? What was it like ten years ago? Forty years ago?

Join Jenny Huey, history buff and co-owner of Huey’s Chueys Café on Myrtle Avenue in Clinton Hill, and Samantha Johnson, Site Director of the Ingersoll Community Center and a resident of Ingersoll Houses, as they share memories and stories about the Fort Greene/Clinton Hill neighborhood and Brooklyn. Bring your own memories and favorite local history to share.

Huey’s Chueys Café is the perfect place to enjoy talking about the past while enjoying retro candies, homemade ice cream, and hot drinks.

This event is co-sponsored by Brooklyn Young Filmmakers

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We look forward to seeing you at the book fair. Thank you for supporting The New American Academy!

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Concert Hall at the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music, 58 Seventh Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11217

Nadya Meykson - violin

Victoria Schwartzman – piano

CD Release Concert sponsored by The Blueprint Fellowship??Music by Alfred Schnittke, Valentin Silvestrov, Josef Bardanashvili, Lera Auerbach, Joseph Achron and Alexander Krein??"The Blueprint Fellowship is part of the Center Without Walls project of COJECO, sponsored by the UJA-Federation of New York and Genesis Philanthropy Group"

http://brooklynconservatory.ticketleap.com/meykson/dates/Dec-20-2013_at_0700PM

Suggested Donation $15

This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.

The Brooklyn Conservatory Chorale directed by Nelly Vusik joins the Uptown Brass Quintet for a concert of holiday favorites at All Saints Church in Park Slope.

Program:

Canzona per Sonare no. 4. composed by Gabrieli?

Sonata no.2 composed by Pezel ?

Little drummer boy/ Pat A Pan arranged by Udell?

Nutcracker Suite March composed by Tschaikowsky?

Deck the Halls arranged by Gale?

Rise up Shepherd and Follow traditional arranged by Roger Lent?

We wish you a merry Christmas arranged by Rutter

Uptown Brass Quintet

Roger Lent - Trumpet?

Dave Smith - Trumpet?

Eric Davis - French horn?

Mark Miller - Trombone?

Ron Wilkins – Tuba

Brooklyn Conservatory Chorale?

Music Director: Nelly Vuksic

?A dynamic chorus with high musical standards, the Conservatory Chorale explores and performs a rich variety of musical styles, both a cappella and with accompaniment, from the Renaissance to the present.

http://brooklynconservatory.ticketleap.com/brasschorale/dates/Dec-15-2013_at_0500PM

TICKETS : REGULAR $25+$2.25 FEE /SENIORS&STUDENTS $15 + $1.75 FEE

This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.

"A prime mover in the current Brooklyn jazz scene" (Time Out New York) and "a drummer of invention, grace and considerable fire" (Downbeat), Rob Garcia will lead his quartet as they perform his "thoughtful original music delivered with rare conviction." (Jazz Times)

Paul Carlon's Latin-side-of tribute to Billy Strayhorn, La Rumba is a Lovesome Thing, imagines the iconic composer as a rumbero in Havana, and tears through Strayhorn classics with a precise abandon born of years playing together.

ROB GARCIA 4

?Noah Preminger - tenor sax

Dan Tepfer - piano?

Rob Garcia - drums

PAUL CARLON'S LA RUMBA IS A LOVESOME THING

?Paul Carlon – sax

Anton Denner - sax and flute?

Alex Norris - trumpet?

Ryan Keberle - trombone?

Mike Fahie - trombone?

Ben Lapidus - tres and vocals

John Stenger - piano?

Dave Ambrosio - bass?

William 'Beaver' Bausch - drums

About Connection Works:?

Connection Works is an artist-run non-profit organization (501c3) that engages the Brooklyn community with world-class jazz performances and educational events. Our programs promote and facilitate new work by established and up-and-coming artists alike. We provide a forum that supports the astonishing number of brilliant artists in our borough. We at Connection Works believe in and encourage the practice of creativity as a means to nourish the mind, body, and spirit.?www.connectionworks.org

http://brooklynconservatory.ticketleap.com/larumba/dates/Dec-14-2013_at_0800PM

TICKETS : $10+$1.50 FEE

This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.