<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0" ><tr><td valign="top" style="font: inherit;"><h3>OCTOBER PROGRAM <br>Extreme Blood Play: Blood, Blood and More Blood <br>Friday, October 17, 2008 ¡¤ The Women¡¯s Building <br>3543 18Th St., San Francisco ¡¤ Doors open: 7:30 pm, Program: 8-10 pm <br>$4 For Members - $10 For Non-members<br></h3>Take a little trip as Kivi and her assistant Dr. Danger <br>demonstrate some of the more unusual ways to get <br>blood out of a victim¡¦¡¦. <br>Oh, we mean bottom. <br>This is not for the faint of heart. These are advanced <br>techniques to draw out the intimacy of that life <br>force and build the lust. If you are a newer player, <br>Blood 101 is strongly recommended before stepping into <br>the vampire¡¯s lair. Be prepared for comedy, (bad) puns <br>and hot play. <br>Bring your rain gear/splatter sheets if you¡¯re planning <br>on
sitting in the front
rows. (SERIOUSLY!) <br>Kivi is a lifestyle BDSM player who has been involved in the leather community for over <br>20 years. Identifying as a switch, Kivi has been on both sides of the whip and needle. <br>She is a vampire, sadist, femme, submissive and slave. In Kivi¡¯s
worldview none of these <br>things are mutually exclusive. Intelligence is the sexiest thing anyone can bring to play <br>or intimacy. <br>Kivi is committed to several long-term relationships including her Mistress of 8 years. <br><br><h3>Program Meeting Info</h3>
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¢¾ Programs are on the third Friday of the month
at the Women's Building in San Francisco (3543 - 18th StreTh at Valencia) <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=3543+18th+St,+san+francisco&ie=UTF8&z=15&ll=37.76281,-122.4225&spn=0.015471,0.042014&om=1"> [map] </a><br>
¢¾ All women (and those whose gender self-identity is other than male) who are over 18 are welcome.<br>
¢¾ We have sign language interpreters at all of our meetings.<br>
¢¾ Door fees are $4 for members and $10 for non-members. Please have your membership card or ID ready to speed entry.<br>
¢¾ The program runs from 8:00 - 10:00pm and the doors open at 7:30pm.<br>
¢¾ <span class="italic"> Latecomers are only admitted at the break, around 9pm.</span>
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<h3>Directions to The Women's Building</h3>
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<span class="bold">Public Transit</span><br>
BART: The Women's Building is close to 16th street BART. Special note:
one side-effect of gentrification in the Mission is that there are a
lot of people on the streets between The Women's Building and the BART
station - all nice safe people going to one of the many new local
restaurants. You'll probably feel safe walking the few blocks from 16th
Mission BART and The Women<span>'s</span> Building. </p>
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<span class="bold">Muni</span><br>
The 22 Fillmore runs down 16th Street. Get off at 16th & Valencia and walk two blocks to The Women's Building.<br>
The 14 Mission runs along Mission Street. Get off at 17th or 18th and walk 1-1/2 blocks to TWB.
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<span class="bold">Driving Directions</span><br>
Driving from Marin County - <br>
Take the Golden Gate Bridge (101 South) to Lombard Street.<br>
Turn right on Gough (if you get to Van Ness, you went 2 blocks too far).<br>
Take Gough all the way to Market Street. Stay in the center lane.<br>
Turn right onto Market, then a quick left onto Valencia.<br>
Go to 18th Street and look for parking, or continue to 21st for the parking garage.
(For fewer hills but more stop lights: from Lombard Street, turn right
onto Van Ness instead of Gough, and follow the directions above.)
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<span class="bold">Parking Garage</span><br>
Street parking is difficult in this neighborhood. There is an
inexpensive locked parking garage available on 21st St. between
Valencia and Mission and 16th and on Hoff St between Mission and
Valencia. </p>
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