DISINTEGRATION!!!

Cheeky Lace, Cheekier snipers! & as usual a night of nonstop dancing on the best dance floor with the best goth club lighting in Denver @ Disintegration!

Disintegration is always providing the best and most diverse mix of music from all dark genres, but the energy and vibe of the night is off the hook! Much more energetic and friendly people with tons of new music every night! And no, we haven't forgtten the old school, don't worry... but the newer music we've mixed in has been stealing the show! Come prepared to dance and drink with friends all night! We also have a projection screen showcasing different movies every week with the friendliest and most courteous staff at your service!

Details this Sat September 1st:

Our special theme for this week...

Lace!

Lacey clothing, lace fans, lace veils... anything you'd like... It will be a

sexy night all around.

DJ's for this night:

DJ Slave1 and

our local Tripod - DJ SN1P3R

Come check out DJ SN1P3R! He's just started DJing here in Denver a

DISINTEGRATION!!!

Cheeky Lace, Cheekier snipers! & as usual a night of nonstop dancing on the best dance floor with the best goth club lighting in Denver @ Disintegration!

Disintegration is always providing the best and most diverse mix of music from all dark genres, but the energy and vibe of the night is off the hook! Much more energetic and friendly people with tons of new music every night! And no, we haven't forgtten the old school, don't worry... but the newer music we've mixed in has been stealing the show! Come prepared to dance and drink with friends all night! We also have a projection screen showcasing different movies every week with the friendliest and most courteous staff at your service!

Details this Sat September 1st:

Our special theme for this week...

Lace!

Lacey clothing, lace fans, lace veils... anything you'd like... It will be a

sexy night all around.

DJ's for this night:

DJ Slave1 and

our local Tripod - DJ SN1P3R

Come check out DJ SN1P3R! He's just started DJing here in Denver a

This show is a spotlight on the Central Projection crew, in town to headline Still Doin’ It at Anu Bar. Joining us were Tidal, Soul Objective, Jay Le Roc and MC Smilee from the Midlands UK along with their Bay Area partner, DJ Galaxi, and Seattle representative, DJ Equation. Don’t miss this lively session with ...

Click the image above to view the full photogallery. Soho: The plywood shots above are an inside look at the new Boqueria Soho at 171 Spring Street, scheduled to open Wednesday, pending approval from the gas man. By the looks of the place at 3:30 p.m. yesterday, there's a lot of work to be done. We'll be back with the money shots next week, but here you can get a sense of the space of some of the vital detail work: the white leather banquettes, the hanging Edison bulbs, the exposed painted white brick, the white and beige tiling. In short she's going to be quite the beaut, but Seamus Mullen & Co will be working in full construction mode through the weekend to get her ready to go. Boqueria Soho, 171 Spring St., Soho, 212-343-4255Initial Debut Projection: October; Current Debut Projection: 11/12/08.

Click the image above to view the full photogallery. One last time while she's getting ready, we come bearing photos of The John Dory, April Bloomfield and Ken Friedman's new seafood restaurant. Finishing touches are being applied and all necessary City permits and permissions have been secured; what's left is the flip of the ConEd gas switch. Mr. Friedman, who is hanging fish posters himself all week, is at present thinking of a little friend's and family action this weekend, followed by the big show next week. The John Dory, 85 10th Ave., North MePa/Chelsea; no reservations until the gas is on; Initial Debut Projection: Spring '08; Current Debut Projection: 11/14/08.

Fall is a time for restaurant openings. Lots of them. Restaurateurs will make promises, excite us, with their grand plans. Consider this here the intel you need to keep abreast of it all—and start obsessing at just the right moment. Back in the beginning of September, all of the big papers and websites published their Fall Dining Previews. As usual, they projected over 50 restaurants to open between Labor Day and Christmas, and as usual, only a fraction of those have made it there. Last month, we compiled a list of the September openings, and today we follow up to see who managed to open to the public last month. A brief update on which places are open, which will open soon, and which are indefinitely delayed: Opened in October:

Almond: 10/23/08

Braeburn: 10/17/08

Center Cut: 10/30/08

Charles: End of October

Corton: 10/1/08

Dirt Candy: 10/29/08 Ella: 10/2/08

Mr. Jones: Partially open all month, Official 10/22/08

Naya Mezze & Grill: 10/8/08

Pranna: 10/16/08

Secession: 10/8/08

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If you're into Feist, chances are you were at Saturday's sold-out show at Massey Hall, stink-eyeing anyone bragging within earshot about getting into last week's much smaller and much secret-er show at Cameron House. Like we said, we didnt get in either (nor did we get into her impromptu show at Rivoli, but since thats like quadruple the capacity, it's quadrupley less interesting). BUT! we did manage to track down one of the 50-odd people who witnessed this supposed fairytale magic that was the tiny little Queen West one-off, a Torontoist reader named Michelle who would like her last name to remain sexily mysterious. And that suits us just fine, so long as we get to share her pretty pictures and video, and a little firsthand commentary.

There is an image gallery to this entry which you can view at Torontoist So according to a mishmash of accounts from various readers including our spooky mononymous source, the scoop was that a documentary crew was present at the show, shooting a silho

Luminvision Ltd have recently launched over 100 interactive effects suitable for any occasion. The interactive projection system can be used on floors, walls, tabletops, even ceilings. The system is a real audience grabber, it's a perfect medium for advertising, marketing, entertainment, education and much more. (PRWeb Oct 2, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/interactive/projection/prweb1407024.htm

Dells latest offering for road warriors looking to lighten the load is the M109S Projector. Measuring 3.64 x 4.12 x 1.46 unit and weighing 0.80 lbs, the device boasts 858x600 SVGA native resolution, 800:1 contrast ratio and DLP display technology...

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The Hama WDS-300 takes a conventional digital weather station format and links it to the Internet to enable easy access to weather forecast information from around the globe. The device offers one touch access to the weather details of your five favorite saved locations chosen from over 20,000 cities and data is synchronized every time you go online...

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SXSW is thrilled to premiere our new podcast series, Studio SX Online. Using the same model as our annual Studio SX events in the SXSW Trade Show, Studio SX Online allows you listen in on one-on-one interviews and conversations between some of your favorite speakers participating in the SXSW Conferences and Festivals. Click Here to Listen / Download MP3 In our first podcast Indie film guru Peter Broderick interviews Scott Kirsner about Scott's new book, "Inventing the Movies," which tells the story of Hollywood's love-hate relationship with new ideas and new technologies, from the days of Thomas Edison to the era of YouTube and the iPod. Peter and Scott also discuss digital projection and cinematography, emerging opportunities for indie filmmakers today, the initial reaction to Dogma 95, experiments by filmmakers like Jonathan Caouette and Robert Greenwald, and how festivals are changing.