NEWSLETTER Art of Life Tuesday, June 2 Every Tuesday         PROJECTION - ART - LIVE PAINTING - MUSIC EVERCHANGING CULTURE ENTERTAINMENT       Art of Life Tuesday June 2, 2009 AQUAGIRL RETROSPECT An Exhibit of AquaGirl Past & Present Featured Artists Dale Stine - Mark's List - Jipsy NefariousGirl.com, Yvonne Cordoba, Denise Diaz, Deborah Garcia Exhibit begins at 9pm Drink Special: $8 Belvedere VODKA - $10 Cuervo PLATINO Shots Hosted by Omar Gonzalez - Tony Ferro - Loren Locke Halo Lounge 1625 Michigan Ave. - 305-534-8181 www.HaloLoungeMiami.com

WORK presents "WE CAN" Pride NYC 2009 The Biggest Pride Extravaganza NYC has ever experienced...! Saturday, June 27, 2009 Deejays DJ PAULO - OFFER NISSIM PETER RAUHOFER - OSCAR G Special performance by MAYA Live Performance by Kevin Aviance +20 international GoGo Dancers Special performance by Kevin Aviance Door by ALAN T. Tickets also available at these outlets: Universal Gear - 140 8th Ave New York, NY 10011 (212) 206-9119 Wear Me Out - 353 W 47th St New York, NY 10036 (212) 333-3047 Nasty Pig - 265 W 19th St New York, NY 10011 (212) 691-6067 Roberto Novo Salon - 45 Christopher St New York, NY 10014 (212) 620-7073   21+over Limited $60 Advance Tickets available until 05/16 available at : www.wantickets.com Roseland Ballroom 239 West 52nd Street New York, NY www.Star69Records.com

Halo Lounge Every Week Monday's Martini Mondays - 1/2 Vodka & Gin Martinis Tuesday's Art of Life - Culture Event for the GLBT Artist Wednesday's Abslout Wednesdays - 1/2 All Abslout Thursday's Sweet - Girls Night Out Friday's Groove with live DJ's - Happy Hour / Packed House Saturday's On the House - DJ George Figares Sunday's Sundaze Sunday's - God, I Love Bloody Mary! Come Check out Friday Happy Hour. Great way to unwind after a week of work.   Open 7 days a Week - 3pm till 3am 1625 Michigan Ave. - 305-534-8181 www.HaloLoungeMiami.com

Miami-Institute invited you to "Look Your Best This Summer Event: Look Your Best This Summer - 40% off Select Services       "June 1st through June 10th only." Monday, June 1 at 9:00am - Wednesday, June 10 at 6:00pm Four Seasons Hotel & Tower | Sky Lobby

Dear Friends: My good friend, Karin Martos, will be traveling to Ecuador on her Medical Mission 2009. She is a big advocate in world wide medicine health. Please ready her message and if you could help, please contact her or myself. Thank you   - Omar To all my friends and family, As most of you already know, I will be heading back to Ecuador at the end of July for another medical mission. The reason for my email is to ask for help to fulfill as much of this list of medical supplies as possible to take to Ecuador to treat patients with. Below is a simplified list of over the counter medicines. I've also attached a much more detailed list including prescription medicines. You can drop off donations to my house or office. Just email me and let me know so we can make arrangements. Please feel free to forward this email to any of your friends and/or family. Any help would be great!!! :-) If you have any questions, please feel free to email me at karinmartos@gmail.com Thanking you all in advance. Emmaus Medical Mission  List of Over The Counter Medicines (Available at Costco, Sam’s Club, CVS, Walgreens, Publix)  Children’s Chewable Vitamins - Adult Multi Vitamins - Baby/Infant Liquid Vitamins -Baby & Children’s Tylenol - Children’s Pedialyte Oral (Smaller Bottles Only) - Children/Adult Cough, Cold, & Allergy Medicines - Children/Adult Cold & Flu Medications -Cough Suppressants & Expectorants - Robitussin (DM, PM, etc.) - Tylenol, Ibuprofen, Advil, Motrin - Benadryl - Claritin -Lotrimin (Generic Clotrimazole) - Hydrocortizone - Neosporin - Baby Diaper Rash Creams - Antacids - Tums, Pepcid, etc. - Zip Lock Bags (Medium & Large) ** Used to pack vitamins in 30 to 60 day supply

Hello Everyone! We all know that each and every one of us affects the entire WORLD and the Light is always here to give us an opportunity to share in some way. In 2 weeks, June 15-17, we are holding the biggest “29 Amazing Minutes” we have ever had.     Click below to hear City Commissioner Zev Auerbach share his personal experience with Kabbalah. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Zpsv3XdJRQ   The Kabbalah Centre 2725 NE 163 Street North Miami Beach, Fl. 33160 305-692-9223

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CLICK TALK
by George Maiko Coronado
Click at Deck23 Nightclub celebrated its first year anniversary this past Sunday July 15, and promoters Omar Gonzalez and Dustin Reffca went all out and got together (once again) almost every major mover and shaker from Miami and beyond for the long anticipated celebration. From South Florida fashionistas, business owners and power attendees of all sorts, the list of people in attendance was simply endless. Among some of the who's who of names included: our dear friend and recently appointed Director of Operations at Casa Casuarina Joel Spalding, Hotel Victor's Edgar Farraro, men about town Michael Gongora and Thomas Barker, Eros Productions' Nicole Duguay and Chris Rodriguez, DJ/Producer Daniel Kristopherre, Score's Luis Moreira and Billy Kemp, Halo's Babak Movahedi and Jason Tamanini, real state agent Marcela Benevas, PR maestro David Wylie, photographers Dale Stine and Geo Bustamante, businessman Eugene Rodriguez, optometrist Michael Siebert, Kiehls' Todd Pouliotte, Banana Republic's Jason Hunt, restaurateur Flavio Nisti, professional dancer Ebonee Excell, business owner Miryam Angulo, Latino Boys Magazine publisher Adeilson George, stylist Lidia Mathews and nightlife columnist Josh Head, among palm readers, flame throwers, live animals and all sort of characters. Sorry if I cannot mention everyone, but it it really is a long list! Congratulations to Omar and Dustin, and we wish you many more years to come at Click and other different ventures! www.myspace.com/clicksundays

Thanks to visiting royalty, Dek23 is the winner
BY DAN RENZI
Sunday nights have turned into a battlefield of gay party promoters, with clubs opening homocentric events all around town. But the only Sunday party that matters is Click at Dek23, hosted by promoters Omar Gonzalez and Dustin Reffca.

It's an amazing feat, because they seemed to have the odds stacked against them: The club location (the old Bash) is on a rather unglamorous stretch of Washington, plus there's that $10 cover charge, and God help you if you try to schmooze your way around it. But these hardships just weed out the riffraff. Inside, Click is the the perfect mix: lots of gay, some straight, a smattering of lesbian, all beautiful but not too snotty about it. Add the occasional drag performance, rotating DJs (last week was Tracy Young!) and -- voilà! -- success. Not only is it the best gay Sunday, but also it's quite possibly the best party of the summer. Order bottle service: They light the bottle on fire and dance around the room with it.

Date/Time: Every week Sunday



Drag On
By Patrice Elizabeth Grell Yursik

Published on December 31, 2008 at 3:02am

Relive the gay Nineties every Sunday at Click.

In the Nineties heyday, no respectable South Beach club was without its queens — statuesque bombshells taking on bouncer duties at the door, bumping and grinding on the dance floor, posing for photographs, or generally showing up and being showered wit drink tickets just for being so effing fabulous. The scene has lost much of its luster, but thankfully some nightspots still recognize the instant allure a colorful collective of queens can bring. Few parties celebrate Miami drag royalty quite like Click Sunday at Aero Bar. The formula is simple: Take a handful of Miami’s HBICs — Elaine Lancaster, Adora, Chyna Girl, and Misty Eyes, for example — add a handful of celebrity DJs and a smattering of quirky local celebrities (Mickey Rourke, anyone?) and there you have it. The brainchild of Omar Gonzalez and Dustin Reffca has switched venues more times than a showgirl changes wigs. Still, Click keeps on packing in crowds of gay, straight, and whatever-we’re-here-to-party people, Sunday after Sunday. Maybe it’s time you found out why.
Sundays, 10 p.m., 2008
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