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Volume 11, Issue 5
May 2011
www.GayDayton.org
Thank You For Being A Friend
Map
Events
Articles
Calendar
Mike Moloney
Deb Hunt
Scott Davies
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Calendar of Events
May 10
PFLAG monthly meeting 7pm at Cross Creek
program: David Morse, update on Legal Issues
May 13-29
The Dayton Theatre Guild presents “Mauritius”
for info call: 937-278-5993
May 13-29
The Dayton Playhouse presents “La Cage aug Folles”
For info http://www.daytonplayhouse.com/
May 18
Equality OH - “Lobby Day For Equality 2011”
For info call: 614-224-0400
May 21
Spring Cook-Out @ St Paul’s United Methodist Ch
101 Huffman Ave & 4th st 5:30pm
May 26-Jun 12 The Human Race Theatre Company presents:
“right next to me” by Gregg Coffin
For info: http://www.humanracetheatre.org/
May 28
Ohio is Getting Equal: The Rally for Equality
3 - 4:30pm at Cooper Park, Dayton , OH
May 30
Memorial Day Picnic for more information:
http://www.daytongayvolleyballclub.com/
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P.O. Box 4436, Dayton, Ohio 45401-4436 All Rights Reserved.
by: Terri Schlichenmeyer
aka: “The Book Worm”
[email protected]
“Concierge Confidential” by Michael Fazio with Michael Malice
c.2011, St. Martin’s Press $24.99 / $28.99 Canada 271 pages
Some people, well, you’d do anything for them.
The sweet older lady next door calls for a favor
and you go running. Your nephew bats those
baby blues and you’d buy out the toy store for
him. If she asked, you’d dig ditches for a beloved
former boss, and all your mom has to do is crook
her finger for you to be at her service.
Is serving what you do best? Could you do it
for a living? Read the new book “Concierge
Confidential” by Michael Fazio (with Michael
Malice) and you’ll think twice before answering.
When Charlie Sheen called and asked if the boss was in, Michael
Fazio was barely fazed. Fazio figured it would be a small step from
agency assistant to “the next big Hollywood movie mogul” and a
good mogul isn’t impressed with fame.
But Fazio’s job at The Liberty Agency didn’t so much include hobnobbing with the stars as it did taking care of his boss, Glennis. He
soon learned that keeping her happy meant plugging in her curlers
and making coffee before she got to work. Caring for her was,
oddly, something Fazio enjoyed doing.
After another brief assistant’s job and a gig playing piano on a
cruise ship, Fazio and his partner, Jeffrey, moved to Manhattan.
Though Fazio was initially unemployed, he quickly found a job at
the InterContinental Hotel on 48th Street, where he learned that his
unique strengths would best be put to use as a concierge.
A good concierge, like a good business person, has lots of contacts
to call upon for favors. He (or she) excels at making the impossible
possible. Though celebrities and millionaires are the concierge’s
typical clients, anyone staying at a hotel with a concierge can use
the services offered.
Fazio writes about finding yachts for his clients, as well as tickets
to sold-out concerts, reservations to jam-packed restaurants and
night clubs, and yes, even the unconventional. He writes about
good tippers, bad eateries, ugly situations, and how he survived
them all.
Going on vacation this summer? Check this book out before you
leave.
“Concierge Confidential” includes the dishiest stories of wealth
and celebrity, as well as a wealth of tips on star treatment and
getting the best results from your hotel stay.
Authors Michael Fazio and Michael Malice don’t stop there,
though. They explain what a concierge does, where you’ll find
one, and how to get what you need (hint: being a jerk won’t
impress anybody). In between lessons, you’ll be regaled by tales of
Hollywood and Broadway, challenges and chefs, businessmen and
bubbleheads, hissy-fitting stars and hustling scammers, and the rich
and famous.
And then, if your hotel doesn’t have a devoted concierge, you’ll
learn how to schmooze tickets, reservations, and admission on
your own.
It’s hard not to love something that so effortlessly entertains, and
“Concierge Confidential” does just that. If you’re heading for
holiday, or if you’re just up for a light, fun, privy look at leisure
and luxury, you should do anything to get this book.
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The Miami Valley LGBT Pride Partnership to recognizes
Jackie Warner with Iconic Award to be presented June 4th 2011
The Miami Valley LGBT Pride Partnership is pleased to
announce this years “Icon Award” to be presented to
Celebrity fitness pioneer Jackie Warner. Born in Huber
Heights OH, this Miami Valley girl turned self-made millionaire at the age of 22, Jackie was inspired to pursue a
career in fitness and nutrition after training a few close
friends to dramatic life-changing results. Within a year,
Jackie opened her first health center, Lift. The revolutionary fitness
facility was the first health club in Southern California to accept health
insurance for exercise.
A docu-drama about Jackie’s work and private life, Work Out Chronicled Jackie’s personal triumphs and challenges while running a multimedia fitness empire and navigating the often topsy-turvy world of
romance. Jackie’s loving yet tough demeanor has resonated with audiences across the world.
It is for her “Life Changing” and “Entrepreneurial” spirit that the Miami Valley LGBT Pride Partnership offers their 1st award Iconic Award
to this “HomeTown Girl” to be presented June 4th, 2011 during our
LGBT Pride Celebration at Courthouse Square.
MJ’s Community Room
Now Available for Partys
Commitment ceremonies,
Receptions, Office Gatherings
Private Entrance, Events of all Sizes
Fully Handicap Accessible
Bar options available
Call
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or
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The Miami Valley LGBT Pride Partnership recognizes Lt. Wendy
Stiver with Frontier Award to be presented June 4th 2011
The Miami Valley LGBT Pride Partnership is pleased to
announce this years “Frontier Award” to be presented
to Lieutenant Wendy H. Stiver.
The Miami Valley LGBT Pride Partnership offers this
award to individuals who has blazed the frontier in
their fields to pave the way for LGBT to pursue fields
openly and with honor.
Wendy H. Stiver has been appointed Dayton LGBT liaison for the
police department and has a lot to say about our city and its diversity. Wendy Graduated from the Dayton Police Academy in July 1999
and has worked in the First District for 9 years. She was promoted to
Sargeant in 2008 and is Patrol Supervisor in the Fifth District where
today she has earned the rank of Lieutenant. Wendy has also been a
member of the Hostage Negotiation Team since 2007.
It is for her pioneering spirit as a trailblazer that the Miami Valley
Pride Partnership offers their 1st Frontier Award to be presented June
4th, 2011 during our LGBT Pride Celebration on Courthouse Square.
www.morselegalservices.com
Phone: 937.318.1100
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June 4th
Breakfast 9am @ MJ’s Cafe`
Pride Parade - Kick Off: Noon
Pride Festival: Noon till 6pm
Grand Marshalls for 2011
PFLAG Dayton Featuring:
The Mary & Kevin Kirkendall family
and Daughters Lillie & Elizabeth Gillespi
son, Noah Gillespie
June 4
Dayton Gay Men’s Chorus
Victoria Theatre 8pm
“Lets Hear It For The Boys”
The Ultimate Boy Band Review
June 25
Expo & Pride Dinner 5pm - 10pm
DavidH.PonitzCenter
Speaker: Sgt. Wendy H. Stiver
Dayton Police LGBT liaison
Entertaiment: Comedian
SuzanneWestenhoefer
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Right Corner
May 31
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June 5
Family Picnic
Ireland Park 2 - 6pm
(David at Marshall)
Food & Fun for ALL
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June 16
Pride Night at the Neon 7 pm
“WeWereHereisthefirstdocumentarytotake
adeepandreflectivelookbackatthearrival
and impact of AIDS in San Francisco. It explores how the City’s inhabitants were affected
by, and how they responded to, that calamitous
epidemic.
Though a San Francisco-based story, We
Were Here extends beyond San Francisco and
beyond AIDS itself. It speaks to our capacity
as individuals to rise to the occasion, and to
the incredible power of a community coming
together with love, compassion, and determination.”
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June 15,16 & 17
Queer Queens of Comedy
Wiley’s Comedy Club
Starring: Vincent Holiday, Barb Nelligan & Poppy Chaplin
Being A Friend
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M J’s Cafe`
June 2
June 3
Red Carpet Event
“Rooftop Rubi”
Young, Gay, and Looking for Something New?
By Ben Adams
Then look no further! We have the “cure” for the Gay Dayton
weekend! The Mu Crew, a program of AIDS Resource Center
Ohio, is gearing up for its 6th annual weekend retreat which will
be held the weekend of May 13th-15th . The Retreat VI will be
jam packed with hiking, speakers, a talent show, camp fires, games,
smores, team activities, late night board games and more. The
Retreat targets young gay/bi-sexual men ages 18-29 with the goal
of empowering, educating, entertaining, and allowing them to take
a break from life in an environment that is supportive, friendly,
and fun. The weekend is drug/alcohol free and any type of sexual
relationship is strictly prohibited.
The Retreat VI site is only 20 minutes from Dayton in Yellow
Springs, Ohio. The cabins we stay in are air conditioned/heated
and even have hot showers! We also have use of a lodge and full
kitchen/cafeteria, where a kitchen crew will prepare all of your
meals for the weekend.
To register please go to www.TheMuCrew.com and click on the
Retreat VI link on the
homepage. There is a
$40.00 registration fee
to hold your spot, but if
money is an issue we do
have scholarships available. We are expecting
sell-out attendance with
participants from many
different GLBT groups
across the state and even
from across the country!
If you’re ready to make some new friends, get away for a while
and have a great time then come join 60 other guys for a weekend
in the woods!
If you have any questions, I’m happy to answer them, just send me
an email at [email protected].
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