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Please don't say anymore, we have young children that have access to the internet, we and all our artisans have to understand that it was our fault for this incident, your thoughts are very assimulated to the western culture, please let us address this after we have fully absorbed why it has happened, Multimedia is globalized tool that should not be used to addressed this issue ,please stop
Bo Lomahquahu, the Native Student Who Spoke Up at the Katsinam Auction in Paris
When 25-year-old student Bo Lomahquahu, Hopi and Navajo, arrived in Paris in January, he never imagined that he would become a spokesman for his people in an international art incident.
Yet when 70 katsinam—sacred items commonly called "masks" but known as "friends" to the Hopi—were put up for auction by the Neret-Minet Tessier & Sarrou auction house, Lomahquahu found he couldn't keep silent. Quite literally—he was thrown out of the April 12 auction after voicing the feelings of many Hopi to the auctioneers and those gathered in the room to bid on the items:
"How can you put a price on our religion?" he said—and was then escorted out by security.
Raised in Arizona, the son of a Navajo mother and a Hopi father, the latter a carver of kachinas, Lomahquahu is a young man of varied interests, whose stay in Paris is one chapter in a story that he hopes will include service in the Peace Corps and a career in design. He took a moment to share his thoughts on the sadness and powerlessness he felt as the katsinam were sold off, one by one, to non-Native collectors.
Where are you from, and which tribe do you belong to?
I was born in Ganado, Arizona, on the Navajo reservation, and raised in Holbrook, Arizona, a small town one hour from the Hopi reservation. I studied retailing, consumer sciences, business administration and French, at the University of Arizona in Tucson, and applied for this exchange program, to come to France. My father, Alfred Bo Lomahquahu, Hopi from Paaquavi, on the third mesa, belongs to the Greasewood Clan. My mother, Julia James, from the Navajo reservation Klagetoh, Arizona, belongs to the Bitter Water Clan. So by birth, I am considered more Navajo than Hopi. But I feel more Hopi than Navajo, as I do not know anything about the Navajo culture, since my mother does not practice. Meanwhile, my father practices Hopi religion.
Is that how you acquired a knowledge of the Hopi katsinam?
Yes, from my father, who grew up on the rez. After he left the Marines, he started to sculpt kachinas, so I grew up with it, watching him carving, asking questions. My father has done it for thirty years now, having learned from his father. Kachinas are made by initiated persons, to give away to girls during kachina dances; but he does it as an art form.
How did you feel about the sale of the masks, and what made you decide to make a statement during the auction?
I felt very sad, helpless; as there was no other Native person there. I felt nobody else understood what was going on. I was nervous, angry. And angrier when I was inside the room, as it hit me—they were not just pictures or images on a screen. When I saw that mask sold, leaving in a bag, I could not stand it! Watching them in the room, and having seen them in the reservation. ... And people playing with them, as here they do not have the same significance.
So, standing in that room packed with people, reminded me of being in the kiva; and that feeling brought back memories, which made me angry. I was very nervous, and it took a lot from me to speak up, though I had prepared this sentence: how can you put a price on our religion?
And then right after I said it, it was like everything stopped… The security grabbed my arm, and pushed me out of the auction, and walked me to the front door.
So I was in the room for only thirty minutes, and was ejected right after Crow Mother was sold.
Were you frustrated?
No, when I left I was emotionally drained, and did not want to be there anymore.
What efforts should be undertaken now regarding the auctions of Native items?
The Hopi should work with other tribes to set up legislation that could stop the auctions. They should work on lobbying, and set up laws that obligate people to return objects taken outside the country. Hopefully, as this story gets more media attention, it will happen. Other tribes, like the Lakota and eastern tribes, would like to get back their sacred items.
What is your Hopi background?
I was initiated at fourteen, to take part in the kachina dances and carve them. In the Hopi culture, initiation is when you become a man and are given the knowledge that you carry on for the next generation. And this is the problem with the pictures of the masks: Non-initiated people are not supposed to see them.
How did you feel about that moment of your life, what new insight did your initiation bring you?
I was very excited. I did not feel excluded any more. When you're growing up, they hide things from you—and I wanted to be part of that culture. I felt more Hopi after my initiation. I could ask my father questions that I could not before, as he would not talk to me about secret things.
So, do you think that your generation has a responsibility to defend its culture?
Definitely! And going to the initiation is when we are told that. Otherwise, our culture will die.
Was it this sense of responsibility that made you speak during the auction?
Yes, and also feeling that something personal was stolen from me—all those emotions made me speak. And the memory of my grandparents, to whom I was very close. What would they have said? It gave me the strength to talk. My great-grandfather Percy was a medicine man, and he wanted to share our culture with other people—but something like this was too much sharing.
So, you ended up out front, giving interviews, after security removed you from the auction?
Yes. And it is weird, as I never expected it, and I do not wish to say the wrong things, as I think the older people should speak. But I grew up outside of the reservation, and went to boarding school at 13 in New Hampshire, and then to college. So I am used to being in this position of having to explain my culture. And that has made me appreciate it—I see how unique it is.
I am fortunate to be American. And I know it's a great thing to be Hopi and Navajo.
When you spoke to the media about the auction, you compared this sale of Native art to selling art looted by Nazis in World War II—why? Do you know Jewish culture?
Well, I saw it that way, having learnt about Jewish culture from my mother. And thinking about how the kachinas are alive, and we should never sell them. They are not just "religious" objects, like a cross, which is not imbued with the same spirit. I think it is the same for the Torah, and my understanding of Jewish objects: That they are living religious objects.
And as people, these two cultures, Native culture and Jewish culture, have experienced attempted genocide. My mother is Christian, and fascinated by Judaism; she grew up in a church where they would talk about the parallels between Christianity and Judaism…. And many of my father's collectors are Jewish, so that's another way she learned about Judaism.
When you use the phrase "living religious objects" -- you mean objects that maintain identity?
It is my understanding that when a Torah is buried, it is like a person. It is a matter of respect, and also it has an emotional impact.
What are your plans for the future?
I will finish school, and apply for the Peace Corps, as I feel blessed with what I have, and wish to give back, and grow, become a better citizen. Then I will go back to grad school, to get a degree in design.
What have you gained from your visit to France? Will you come back?
I liked it—it was always a dream of mine to live in Paris, and it met my expectations. I really liked the beauty, the architecture, the museums, the food, the way people dress. I liked walking the streets, along the river; the Ile St. Louis, the Jardin des Tuileries—so peaceful. And the Parisians were nice to me. So I will definitely come back.
Dear Bo, we spoke briefly out
Dear Bo, we spoke briefly out in front of the door and I asked where you were from. I wrote an impression of that sad day and it will probably be published in Indian Country Today. I admire your courage for speaking out. I also saw the offensive plastic bag and the one Friend who left first, being carried out in an open card board box, just looking over the rim.... I wish you all the best. To me it felt less lonely when I saw you.
I know Bo Lomahquahu felt
I know Bo Lomahquahu felt compelled to speak up, but being disconnected from outhome he shouldn't be a spokesperson for our Hopi people. Our katsinam friends have been plastered on every internet site and newspaper in the U. S. and France. This adds more heart ache because this should not be in the public spotlight because its religiously sensitive. Like the other person said we need to address this as a community.
Listen Oomva, the least you
Listen Oomva, the least you could do is thank him. This person here is my brother. While you sit and, "absorb" the gravity of this incident, he is out there defending our culture. Multimedia is a globalized tool, however, if it suits to benefit our efforts of self preservation, then who are you to speak out against it? We are Hopi, we adapt, change and overcome. You sit idle while generations following you have already been assimilated into western culture. His view may seem westernized, but how is he to convey a message of such intrinsic value to a nation so ignorant, they forget the indigenous still exist? Look at the entirety of the situation and the possible benefits of having a voice, before you lash out.
I think you should also
I think you should also listen Chief Ranger,
to the people from our community, we didn't ask Bo to defend our people or be our representation. Did the tribe ask him? or our village and community leaders? I don't think so and when does multimedia become a tool to protect our Hopi religion? -you go look now on the internet and every newspaper our katsinam friends are everywhere! is that how we defend and address this issue?
And, Why do we have to express ourselves like in western culture just to make them understand?
I for one am grateful for all
I for one am grateful for all who sit idle, I believe they pray for us so there will always be a home for us to go to. Our friends are strong enough they could have come home, and they didn't, I am going to sit idle and maybe they will tell me why they didn't.
Bo was the only Hopi in the
Bo was the only Hopi in the area who was able to get to this place. He went because the Friends asked him to and his presence there gave them hope. They had not seen their family for decades and were in despair.
I understand that some are angry, but when he got interviewed leaving it was not something he was looking for and he was somewhat ambushed. He did mention to reporters that he was not the one to be speaking, it is hard to get out of a situation like that if you are not prepared for it. None of his answers reveal any secrets.
Sad to say those who Bought
Sad to say those who Bought them will not have Good Karma with them. Sad that France would do this. They sound be ashamed of themselves. What other RELIGIONS will they do this to? I Applaud this Young Man For Standing Up For His Beliefs. Mr President you need to do something about this Those Mask are True America and need to be Preserved.
I am very proud to say!!! It
I am very proud to say!!! It took just one person to step up and TO BE A VOICE...to be heard and to look ahead into The Native American Art and to classify which items are to be limited for Auction.."Art", Many American Indians or Indigeneous Tribes; Native American Graves Protection and
Repatriation Act of 11/1990 Federal Laws;-illegal trafficking out of the United States, especially to a country who has NO knowledge of the items or has no Affliation related of the items, except to sit on a shelf..for prize item to say..How authenthic is this? and pass it on to the next buyer.
.shame on France...shame shame shame..! I am glad Mr.Bo Lomahquahu is making a stand....As being San Carlos Apache, from AZ; " I fight forever more"..and believe he is making a positive issue to the Red Nations across the Indigeneous Nations..Aho" I am proud to say...good job and making a positive impact how this bridges into the international Arts and The Laws & Regulations. A pathway to Congress for the future..
hay uncle how are u doing and
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Situated in the city center, this luxury hotel is close to Jerusalem Great Synagogue, Western Wall, and Temple Mount. Also nearby are Dome of the Rock and Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
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November 26
Hi Shelly, Have a very very very wonderful Thanksgiving. I am thankful you are in my life and I LOVE doing business with you. Blessings, Kathy, Green Lake, WI
November 26
Thanks Jessica. We really appreciate the customer service. We do love the mugs and we have gotten good reviews from customers we have sent them to. Thanks again and Happy Holidays! Brenda, Louisville, KY
November 25
I have my order and it is awesome. I love the style and colors. The artwork is amazing. You and the Sunset Hill staff are great to work with. Thanks Judy, Luxemburg, WI
November 23
I just received my order of 4 mugs. They are absolutely beautiful. I had a mug for 2 years, which I recently dropped. I was heartbroken, so am glad to have another. Thank you very much. Beverly, Newtown, PA
November 15
The mugs are wonderful and we have already sold 5-6. I know we will be reordering. Susan, Plattsburg, NY
November 14
Thanks for all your great service! Janelle, Abrams, WI
November 13
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November 12
Many thanks for your help and everyone at Sunset Hill Stoneware for making this a great hit – the mugs are spectacular! Terri, Sutton, MA
November 12
The handmade stoneware mugs are truly awesome! I could not believe they were completed so quickly. I know they will be a huge hit at the dinner dance in a couple of weeks! I cannot wait to pass them out! Thank you so much for everything! Aimee, Ohio
November 12
The online shopping was nice and easy. Lori, Neenah, WI
November 12
I have previously purchased from your company and am very impressed with both your product and service. Mary, Sherwood, WI
November 7
I received all 3 mugs early this afternoon. They are fantastic! Thank you so much. Sincerely, Russ, Billings, MT
November 3
Just wanted to let u know that I received my mug. I know my mom will love it! Thank you!! Tina, Manawa, WI
October 31
I was surprised to get my mug this soon.I am very pleased with how it looks and feels. Thanks for the quality product. I also ordered some mugs and soup crocks. It is nice to be able to make your own choices as to colors and artwork. I did not know your company existed until I saw it on Good Day Wisconsin. Thanks Rachel Manek. Terry, Krakow, WI
October 31
I think both mugs look great. Kudos to you and your team for making us look good. Doug, New Berlin, WI
October 29
Just wanted to let you know the order came today and it is spectacular! I love the new glazes, and we think that size/style mug has worked out perfectly for serving breakfast. I would also like to, once again, express our gratitude to you for your service, and to your potters for such great work and turnaround time on delivery. It is simply amazing! And I would be remiss if I did not also thank the genius behind the packing material! What a treat to not only get the order, but to have such ease in unpacking and disposing of the packaging. It is awesome! Thanks so much and we will see you VERY soon!!! Angie, Duluth, MN
October 27
Just wanted to let you know that both packages arrived safely. The stoneware is very beautiful. We are excited to give all of it away as gifts; the first two mugs will be given away this Friday (so we received it in ample time). The packaging was impressive; no risk of damage. Thank you again for all your help; we will be back. Kind regards, Kelly, Brush Prairie, WA
October 25
We obviously love you guys and your products! Dari, Dewitt, MI
October 25
I just want to thank you again with all your help on the mugs!! They were a huge hit!! It was nice seeing the excitement on peoples faces when they got their mugs. I will definitely be in touch next year with a larger order. Thank You! Crista, Appleton, WI
October 24
Everything arrived safely. I am very happy with the order. We have already sold some of the new styles of mugs I picked out! Thanks, Theresa, Mouth Of Wilson, VA
October 23
I just wanted to share with you. I recently ordered mugs from you. They are lovely, well made, well packaged for shipping. I enjoy having my morning and afternoon coffee out of the mugs. I cannot wait to purchase more. So many beautiful colors and shapes. It is hard to make decisions which ones. Gail, Knoxville, TN
October 21
We used Sunset Hill for custom mugs at our coffee house. They were the most pleasant company I have ever worked with. Their products are truly top notch. Keep up the good work! Josh, Gardner, KS
October 20
I would like to thank the staff at Sunset Hill for all their assistance with my order. I had been looking for a company that made stoneware mugs and had looked at a few companies online before I stumbled on Sunset Hill Stoneware. I loved their designs and had to place an order right away. I had to place a phone order since it was being shipped to Canada. The staff was very helpful with placing my order. I received my mugs quicker than I expected considering the mug are made just for your unique order. I was really happy when my order arrived and the mugs came out beautiful. I have received a lot of comments on my new mugs and I love them. Thank you so much! I am considering ordering more especially now that Christmas is approaching. Thank Again, One Happy Canadian! Vanca, Toronto, Ontario
October 17
Great quality and such a great fragrance!! Love the candles. Deb, Alexandria Bay, NY
October 17
Good afternoon. I just wanted to let you know that the mugs were a great hit for our event. Everybody loved them and was asking where we got them from. We referred quite a few people your way. Thanks for doing such a wonderful and rushed job for us. Regards, Pla, Appleton, WI
October 17
Shopping at SHS was really easy and I love that you can specify the way you wish your mug to be made. Lots of variety to choose from and the best part is they are 'MADE IN THE USA'! Chrissy from Frederick MD
October 16
We love the mugs! We hope to need to order again before Christmas. We are just now hitting our busy season, so we will see how these do first. Thanks so much! Katherine, Donalsonville, GA
October 16
Thanks for emailing me!! We are absolutely in love with our mugs!! Everyone who sees them comments on how beautiful they are! It was such a pleasure working with you and we love your company so you can count on our business in the future. Thanks, Beth, Bryn Athyn, PA
October 16
The online ordering process was very easy and very fast, no delays or try to make me buy anything else! So worth it, telling everyone about you! Thank you Sherry, Manawa, WI
October 16
One of the owners said it is the best stein so far and I cannot agree more! Thank you for taking care of us and have a great day! Thank you and Sunset Hill Stoneware for taking care of me! Howard, Bethel Park, PA
October 12
The mugs are beautiful. Hopefully we will order again for spring break. Thanks for your patience. Gretchen, Terlingua, TX
October 11
I just placed an order online. I had a question while I was online and the staff was so friendly and helpful. Thank you and look forward to receiving your product. Darren, East Meadow, NY
October 11
Just wanted to let you know that the mugs arrived yesterday and we absolutely love them! I am so excited to give them to our special friends as a thank you gift. You guys have been great to deal with and we appreciate that. God bless, Nancy, Oxford, CT


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The Kunsthaus Zürich is showing some 150 masterpieces by the Norwegian Expressionist Edvard Munch. The large-format works on paper, half of them in colour, comprise all of his most celebrated motifs: 'The Scream,' 'Angst' and 'Melancholy,' as well as 'Vampire,' 'Madonna,' the 'Girls on the Bridge' and self-portraits. It is the first time this private collection, ranging from Munch's first drypoint to his final lithograph, has been shown in public in its entirety.
The Kunsthaus Zürich, which holds the largest collection of paintings by Edvard Munch outside Norway, was the venue in 1922 for the largest ever exhibition of graphic works by the world-famous artist – 400 in total. To mark the 150th anniversary of Munch's birth, the graphic highlights of his oeuvre are now to go on exclusive display in Zurich.
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No matter which side of the velvet rope we're on on Oscar night, right now, we're all on the same side -- the side of not knowing. So, we're left to guess who the winners will be. We're passionately for. We're passionately against. We're moved. We're unmoved. We're on the fence. We lurch toward Oscar night (Sunday, February 27th), sealing our own envelopes with our hopes for winners of Best, Best, BEST! The time is approaching.
It's difficult, if not impossible, to see all of the nominated films and nominated performances, however, we decided to offer a pre-Oscar screening day here at the Library, featuring three critically-acclaimed contenders in this year's race. On Saturday, February 26th, we'll be showing Toy Story 3, nominated for Best Picture and Best Animated Feature, The Social Network, nominated for Best Picture, and Exit Through the Gift Shop, nominated for Best Documentary.
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9:30 a.m. - TOY STORY 3 (2010) Animated Feature; Voices of Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, and Michael Keaton; Rated G; 103 minutes
Toy Story 3 welcomes back Woody, Buzz and the whole gang back to the big screen as Andy prepares to depart for college and his loyal toys find themselves in …daycare! These untamed tots with their sticky little fingers do not play nice, so it's all for one and one for all as plans for the Great Escape get underway. A few new faces join the adventure, including Barbie's counterpart Ken, a thespian hedgehog named Mr. Pricklepants and a pink strawberry-scented teddy bear called Lots-o-Huggin' Bear.
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Fighting erupted Friday across Egypt between supporters of Mohamed Morsy and their opponents, leaving more than two dozen people dead and hundreds more injured while raising fears of widening violence after the military ousted the country's first democratically elected president.
The violence came as Morsy's supporters held massive protests across the country, calling for his reinstatement, a counter to huge demonstrations among those celebrating his ouster.
At least 26 people were killed and more than 850 were injured in clashes across the country that at times pitted Morsy supporters against his opponents and the military, state-run media reported, citing the Ministry of Health and medical officials.
Among those killed were five Morsy supporters who were shot by the army in front of the headquarters of the Republican Guard headquarters, where Morsy was said to be detained, the Muslim Brotherhood's political wing -- the Freedom and Justice Party -- said.
The health ministry reported that at least two people were killed and 65 injured in clashes there. It did not detail the injuries that led to the deaths of the two.
State broadcaster Nile TV, citing an unnamed security source, said live ammunition had not been used against demonstrators and no one was hurt or killed.
The fighting broke out when Morsy supporters tried to storm the building, Nile TV said.
CNN's Reza Sayah, reporting from outside the building, said he had seen one body around which scores of Morsy supporters were huddled, some of them crying.
A few feet away, demonstrators faced off across a barbed-wire barricade behind which stood a line of soldiers who detonated flash grenades and fired tear gas in an apparent attempt to get the demonstrators to move away.
Many of them did just that, though thousands of others remained in defiance. Demonstrators could be seen carrying away a wounded man. Some demonstrators waved flags and held pictures of Morsy and vowed not to leave until the military returns Morsy to office.
By nightfall, clashes on a bridge near Tahrir Square began after a standoff that saw anti-Morsy demonstrators advance on his supporters, with both sides throwing rocks and shooting fireworks at each other as hundreds of people ran, according to video footage.
About 100 soldiers, backed by armored personnel carriers, rolled on to the bridge to separate the two sides and break up the fighting.
CNN's Ben Wedeman was reporting live near the bridge when soldiers unplugged his crew's camera and confiscated the equipment. Wedeman said an agreement subsequently was reached that the camera would be returned -- without the video footage.
The violence was the latest fallout following Wednesday's move by the nation's powerful military to remove Morsy.
Morsy had become the nation's first democratically elected president a year ago, but failed to fix the nation's ailing economy or improve its crime problems and was seen by many as increasingly autocratic.
Human Rights Watch has said he had continued abusive practices established by Hosni Mubarak, who was pushed out in a popular uprising in 2011 after three decades of iron rule supported by the U.S. government.
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Throngs of protesters filled Egyptian streets for days, calling for him to step down.
The president's supporters turned out at massive counter demonstrations. At times, the two sides clashed with deadly consequences.
On Monday, the army gave Morsy 48 hours to agree to share power or be pushed aside.
On Wednesday, the military rejected Morsy's conciliatory gestures as insufficient and announced its "road map" to stability and new elections.
Morsy and a number of leaders of the Brotherhood were arrested and may face charges over the deaths of protesters during clashes with Morsy's supporters, many of whom also died.
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Adly Mansour, head of the country's Supreme Constitutional Court, was sworn in Thursday as interim president.
He immediately dissolved Egypt's upper house of parliament, the Shura Council, and appointed a new head of intelligence, state TV said Friday.


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68 Meetup Groups match "Playing Cards and Board Games" near Fairfield, CT
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Want to play your favorite tabletop games in the City, 5 boros or in Long Island?? Join us and play board popular board games like Monopoly, Risk, Stratego & Life. Iconic games like Settlers of Catan, Axis & Allies, Shogun & 7 Wonders make for hours of fun filled strategy. We're also open to RPG based board games such as HeroClix, RuneQuest & Descent, card games like Magic the Gathering & Yu-Gi-Oh and especially tabletop miniature games like Warhammer 40K & Flames of War. Our Board Game nights w …
This meetup is for fans of Game of Thrones, or for people that enjoy strategy board games in general. Lets battle for dominance to rule the seven kingdoms, in a competivive and fun-filled afternoon/evening. Do note that the game is complex and may take several hours--so do make sure you warm up well for the battle. Starter video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RD259mV6N5M Ful turn video is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0XRVTacNxI New players welcome! Will go through rules at game ti …
WORD, WORD, WORD…THE BIRDS LOVE THE WORD! If you share our love for a social night playing Word Games like Scrabble, Scattergories, Outburst, Pictionary and lyric games like Song Burst and Encore, to name a few, then don't be a stranger. Come on in! We meet on a regular basis EVERY 2nd Friday of the month at Denney's in Levittown, except for holiday week-ends. We will also add dates for couples and other special events. Whether you are single or want to bring your partner or spouse, come join us …
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Women get together and play cards and board games. A hang out group for women. Have fun and enjoy, talk, laugh... in a relaxed, friendly, non-judgmental atmosphere. A place for women to let go and be themselves, make friends with others and enjoy themselves.
Interested in the collectible card game based on Star Wars, George R.R. Martin's Song of Ice & Fire novels, or another fantastic series? The New York City Cards community has players in Manhattan, Long Island and Brooklyn who meet regularly in Manhattan (near Grand Central) for casual play. For those interested in participating, we also host competitive events several times a year that attract players from Boston, DC, Pennsylvania, and other parts of the U.S.
Love party board games but can never seem to find people who will play with you? Whether it's Scattergories and Apples to Apples, Risk and Stratego, Boggle and Bananagrams, or Scrabble and Trivial Pursuit, join this group for nights of fun, laughter, and fierce competition.
"for people interested in learning card (poker) and tile (mahjong) games for fun. We can also go places like Vegas or Atlantic city.
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The NYC area is sparsely populated with Sheepshead players, and it takes five to play, not an easy feat around here. We schedule Sheepshead nights and recruit and teach new players.
Board games are currently enjoying a golden age with thousands of excellent "euro" or "designer" board games out there to be played. You will be amazed at what you may have been missing. See our About Us page for a sampling of games that have been played at our meetups. Don't be afraid if you've never heard of any of them. Most only take a few minutes to learn, and we like explaining how to play them! The group has become so popular that we have recently begun offering multiple meetups per month …
Meet other people who enjoy board games at our creative work space in the Flatiron District, next to Madison Square Park, home of the famous Shake Shack. Types of Games: Pictionary Scategories Scrabble Boggle Apple to Apples Charades Cranium And more… we're open to suggestions! When: We are meeting once a month, though depending on the group we would like to meet bi-monthly. What makes our group different: Our group is more of a way for people to relax after work and interact in a …
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Come join us for a friendly game of Settlers of Catan, one of the greatest board games ever! My wife (Sarah) and I (Kevin) got into Catan when I was in grad school. We are new to the CT area and want to find folks to play. So, Sunday nights we will host you in our home in Cromwell for some stellar Settling. Here's the basic info: -Our home is in Cromwell, CT. I'll give you the address once you join. -The game can accommodate 6 players, so each group will be limited to 6. We can fit about 8 of us …
This meetup group is for players of the White Wolf collectible card game Vampire The Eternal Struggle. We are a group of players who have been meeting regularly for years and wanted to open our meetups to others who may enjoy playing, but have had difficulty building their own groups. If you played this game before, have thought about playing this game but had no one to teach you, or play another card game and are curious to broaden your experience with the most fun multi-player collectible card …
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Gay (or gay-friendly) geeks and gamers who enjoy role playing games (e.g., Dungeons and Dragons, Mutants and Masterminds, World of Darkness, etc.) and tabletop board games (Puerto Rico, Castles of Burgundy, Small Word, Robo Rally, etc.), looking to play together on a regular/semi-regular basis in Huntington.
Do you live, work, play or volunteer in the Harlem area? Maybe curious to find out what social and community activities are taking place uptown? The HarlemGo Meetup Group is dedicated to getting together offline to take in some of the social options available in Greater Harlem (East, Central, West), as well as to participate in the various volunteer opportunities in the community. If you're new in town, new to the city, looking to meet new friends or people, or just curious about the things to d …
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This group is for women who play chess. Open to any level. Some chess sets provided but it is helpful to bring your own set.
Calling all native and implanted (like myself) New Yorkers who are interested in building bonds, developing genuine friendships and giving back to the community. This group best suits PRODUCTIVE individuals who like a variety of activities - movies, brunch lovers, dining, festivals, volunteering, concerts, shows, games, cafes, reading, networking and lots of other things this great city has to offer. I am starting this group in hopes of having fun times and making new friends. There is no discri …
This group is for those who like to play some brainteasters, board games, strategy games and card games. Some in house games, or bring your own games and meet opponents to play against! 21+ Quiet, friendly bar environment. Free to come and play!
Hi! This meetup is for NYC Singles age 21-35 who'd enjoy playing board games over drinks after work and meeting fun new friends. We meet every two weeks on Tuesday Nights 6PM-10PM upstairs at the Downtown Galway Hooker Pub (The Jameson Room) (It's NOT THAT KIND OF BAR! A Galway Hooker is a BOAT silly!) (133 7th Ave South between Charles St. & 10th Street, West Village, NY) This great Irish pub has amazing bar food and has extended their happy hour for our group to 10PM. ($4 All Drafts, Well d …
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Come one, come all! Join our family of fierce spades players! Not only do we play spades, but we play all games! You bring it, we'll play it! Great convo, cheap happy hour drinks, cheap food also comes along with being a member. Can't wait to meet ya! Btw, we host at some of the nicest and laid back venues in NYC so come experience NYC with us!
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Are you a fan of Apples to Apples? Can you not wait to play a round of munchkin? Or do you really enjoy beating someone at Gin Rummy? Then we are looking for you! We are just a fun group of people that enjoy playing board and card games that live and work in the White Plains area. Come out and meet your neighbors while playing Pandemic and bring your favorite game to share with others!
The Westchester Gaming Group is a role-playing and board gaming club that meets in multiple locations throughout Westchester County, New York. We have been gaming together since 1998 and currently have over 100 members. Our other online resources: Web site: http://www.westchestergaming.org/ Yahoo Groups: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/westchester_gaming_group Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/westchestergaming BoardGameGeek: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/geekguild/view/713
Good Friends, Good Fun, Good Games! Have fun playing boardgames of all shapes and sizes with a friendly group of casual players. Everything from Monopoly to Settlers to Ticket to Ride. Don't know how to play? Don't worry, newbies are welcome. If you're in the Forest Hills, Queens area and looking for a group to play with join us!
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8 Bit and Up Video Games has gone Zero Bit! We are interested in working together with gamers in New York City to help us build a community in the East Village and Lower East Side. Board and card gamers looking for a place to play should feel free to contact us.
This is a group for adults 40 and under who like to play table top games. We mostly play euro games (Puerto Rico, Ticket to Ride, Power Grid, etc.), but are always willing to try something new. Bringing a game isn't necessary, but always appreciated. We look forward to meeting new friends.
This group is designed to match tabletop game designers with playtesters. The idea is that everyone wins when we play each others prototypes and share our experience. You don't have to be a designer to join. You just have to want to be part of a community that helps games get made.
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I'm excited to be starting this group for EXPERIENCED Mah Jong players and skilled card game players in the Nassau South Shore area. This is a group that is for Advanced play Mah Jong....fast players who have been playing a long time!! (preferably daytime but nights are possible too) Day games can be at local restaurants or each others homes as we get to know each other. Some of the card games called "40" and "May I" are also great fun and easy to learn for people who have played cards in …
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This is a group dedicated to fans of live card games. We play Game of Thrones, Munchkin, Settlers of Catan, and are open to others. This is not a Magic: The Gathering group. We are all adults (over 16) and get together to have FUN! We get together at Game Master Games in Hicksville, NY. So what are you waiting for?
The best way to learn how to play bridge, is to practice playing it! We host games where you never need a partner to join us, a teacher is on hand to help you with bidding, and everyone in the group is just like you...a learner!
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Would you enjoy having a circle of friends that share an interest in cards, possibly unlike your other friends? This group is intended to bring back the simpler times, when a night of cards/cheating/inevitable debauchery could make for a rad time! Please join, it will be good fun! This is specifically to learn and play the card game of hearts. All levels and anyone interested is welcome. It is easy to learn - and more fun to play with people (if you play on the computer ;.)) Disclaimer: The gro …
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Meet in Brooklyn. Play board games. Drink craft beer. :)
Calling all wordies! Not getting enough play time in these days? Neither am I. That's why I organized the Manhattan Word Games Meetup. Bring your favorite word game(s), or just show up and play. Let's meet every other Tuesday at Hill Country Chicken, in the Flatiron district. They have a great downstairs area for meetups, and their chicken tenders are delish! See you there!
There are so few places where we as gay men, lesbians, bisexuals, and transgenders can meet each other in person outside of bars. We've found that it's much easier to meet friends and partners in an environment that is fun doing an activity that isn't focused on meeting new people. You can just sit down with us and play an old favorite game or learn a new one. We tend toward strategy games, but word games and party games are welcome.
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Dairy display case uses digital signage to give consumers an interactive experience.
Digital signage offers personalized shopping experience and product information. (2:40)
Demos the Clear Channel solution, with immersive engagement capabilities for easy campaign...
Chris Aubrey explains the adidas Virtual Footwear Wall*, highlighting the development timeline.
At the NRF 2013 show, Intel demos the self-service offer center for personalized coupons.
At the NRF 2013 show, McCormick and Intel demo the interactive sensory experience solution.
See how Intel® processor-based devices balance enterprise and user needs versus other devices.
Intel's Christopher Timmins explains how intelligent labels attract customers with HD images.
Retailers connect with customers over mobile devices to foster an interactive relationship.
Technology enables greater brand awareness and social interaction with consumers.
Machines provide new features, evolving the vending experience for the entire industry.
Intel® Active Management Technology lets retailers dynamically update digital signage.
Video concept demos Intel® Retail Interactive Fashion Experience using Intel® Core™ processor. (3:16)
Customers find product solutions on a virtual footwear wall, ensuring choice, size, and...
Intel describes its vision of how technology will integrate into the banking industry...
Manage buyer experience across touchpoints with rich dynamic content and real-time...
Demos how to publish digital campaigns to multiple touchpoints with optimized, remotely...
Intel focuses on security for credit card data handled by ATM systems, retail terminals, more.
Enabling continuing innovation for the vending industry.
Intel's digital hotel vision shows technology solutions driving hotels and resorts of the...


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