Hello,

I have a friend who's looking to transfer about three reels of 8mm to
digital for a film project.

Does anyone know how, or where I can get that done?

Thanks,

-Q

Dear Bill in San Francisco,

Welcome to our community of New England Burners. I hope you find us to
be as hearty and tasty as your dietary restrictions allow. We
certainly go well with beer.

As for the Cambridge Brewing Company, you can visit them online at:
www.cambrew.com
   or in person to check it out yourself at 1 Kendall Square #100,
Cambridge, MA.

Answering the following: "How do you and your service dog usually fare
in busy pub/restaurant settings?" should go a long way towards
answering your specific question about the CBC.

It would certainly be possible to get you a seat at the bar, or a
nearby table, such that you can be right in the middle of the Burner
action and your service dog could curl up at your feet. I'm assuming
this is helpful.

You can also try calling the CBC directly: 617-494-1994.

I'm sure that any of us would do whatever it takes to help you and
your dog enjoy our fine company.

All The Best,

-Q

P.S. I dunno what's up with local Burners for Christmas. I'm going to
be with my family in the Pioneer Valley. :-)

On Nov 21, 2009, at 1:21 PM, Texas2SF@... wrote:

> Hey my Fellow Burners in Bean Town....
> First: We couldn't move last spring to Maine, due to not finding
> jobs, so
> we're still in San Francisco.
> But......
> In our semi-annual journey to the in-laws in Maine.
> We transit Boston Logan Airport and (now) Virgin America!
> So, I'm dropping off my partner for his flight home to SFO, on
> 05JAN, his
> flight leaves around 630pm.
> Perfect for me to drop him off and join you guys at the meet and
> greet in
> Cambridge Brewing,
> IF it's still happening....
> Question: Unlike Burning Man, I'll have my 11 pound service dog with
> me,
> How are they with dogs?
>
> Bill in San  Francisco
> _http://people.tribe.net/flagstaff_ (http://people.tribe.net/
> flagstaff)
>
> PS: We're going to be over-night at the Hyatt Cambridge on 25DEC,
> Christmas
> Night, any ideas on anything we should see or do on our short
> overnight?
>
>
> In a message dated 12/2/2008 11:29:01 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
> ruuskado@... writes:
>
> Oh yeah, tonite at the  famous Cambridge Brewing
> Company it is Meet & Greet, 7:30PM 'til  late.
>
> http//www.cambrew.com
>
> Happy Holidays  2B
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> Boston Burning Man Community
> burners@...
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Free Chocolate Factory Tour and Tasting
Saturday Dec 5, 10-6pn
Taza, 561 Windsor Somerville, Inman Square, http://bit.ly/nmxNQ

Someone go eat my share cause I'll be out of town. I heart these guys
cause they love what they do.  And they stand out from the crowd
through texture.

 

I'm happy to help with your production, have you considered the Peabody Essex Museum, or the Natural History Museum at Harvard?

You could also try any Hunting or Gun clubs.

Or Doug Ruuska with the explorer's club.  

I did just speak with Joe over at Roach's Sporting Goods in Porter Sq. He said that full-body is rare, expensive, and easily damaged.  

Good luck. 

-Q

P.S. MIT might have something for historical lab equipment. Try their curator of museums. 

On Nov 17, 2009, at 3:05 PM, k kennedy <ultraplush2003@yahoo.com> wrote:

Heya Gang,
So Josh Kastorf,  who you might know from Crypto Candida goodness, is shooting a film this weekend set in Victorian Boston in which I play an eccentric wealthy widowed alchemist and we are still looking for some props. Ideally we really need some full bodied taxidermied animals which are REALLY hard to find. In addition to that, anything looking chemistry style (especially antiquated) would be highly appreciated.  Also if you might be interested in being an extra in the film on this Sunday 11/22 or a production assistant, we can't pay you but we can get ya liquored up on absinthe, feed you and it will be a fun time with some good peeps!  Thanks for any help or leads.

Kim K..

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Heya Gang,
So Josh Kastorf,  who you might know from Crypto Candida goodness, is shooting a film this weekend set in Victorian Boston in which I play an eccentric wealthy widowed alchemist and we are still looking for some props. Ideally we really need some full bodied taxidermied animals which are REALLY hard to find. In addition to that, anything looking chemistry style (especially antiquated) would be highly appreciated.  Also if you might be interested in being an extra in the film on this Sunday 11/22 or a production assistant, we can't pay you but we can get ya liquored up on absinthe, feed you and it will be a fun time with some good peeps!  Thanks for any help or leads.

Kim K..

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Hi,

If you weren't aware, our current NH/VT BM Regional Contact is moving
and there are three people currently under consideration to replace
her.

I know one, Julie Vogt aka Uberblonde, but do not know the other two:

Alexander Hirka
Bernie Lucey

I was wondering if anyone knew them or perhaps they are on this list?
I can't seem to find their names anywhere when I search back through
my emails.   Maybe they have always used their playa name...?

Yes, I realize this is a Boston list but we don't have an active NH
list.  This is where all the email traffic is.

Thanks,

Ken
aka KT