The crew at HNO28: Halloween New Orleans, dressed as minions from Despicable Me! Our girlfriend is Edith, one of the orphans from the movie.
Friday, December 2, 2011
Halloween New Orleans: Despicable Me Minions
The crew at HNO28: Halloween New Orleans, dressed as minions from Despicable Me! Our girlfriend is Edith, one of the orphans from the movie.
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
PAMALYA HOSTS 5TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL HOLIDAYS EVENT

Event Benefited Share Our Strength at District475
Pamalya, a new grassroots community of internationally-minded people, hosted its 5th Annual International Holidays Event on November 17 at District 475 Gallery (10111 Inverness Main Street, Ste. T, Englewood). Nearly two hundred people attended the event, which benefited Share Our Strength, a national nonprofit organization devoted to ending childhood hunger in America.
Guests also enjoyed delectable hors d'oeuvres and desserts from Russo's Kitchen & Tavern and Ya Ya's Euro Bistro, cultural dance performances, Pamalya “models” and music by DJ Nate Williams.
“Our International Holidays event was a celebration of world cultures and an opportunity for locals to mingle with members of the international community in town,” commented Gadi Friedman, Pamalya’s Founder. “We thank all the guests who celebrated with us as one big family and look forward to seeing them at Pamalya's 2012 events.”
This year’s event was special, because it was the official launch of Pamalya in Colorado. Pamalya’s vision is to transform our cultural landscape by bringing people together in an enriching and engaging environment. The Pamalya community attracts individuals who love to share and explore cultural treasures of art, food and wine, fashion, music and more. For more information on Pamalya, visit www.Pamalya.com.
The Aramaic word for “entourage,” Pamalya carries the world’s cultures forward in contemporary and consequential ways. When Israeli-born Gadi Friedman moved to Denver in 2000, he set out to build a global community in which social and cultural bonds could be formed. He began by organizing home gatherings in Denver, where internationally minded neighbors socialized, and as interest grew, so did the frequency and size of its events. Today, Pamalya is a grassroots community that organizes vibrant cultural events — from musical performances to cooking classes to “off the beaten path” travel. Pamalya also offers a dynamic web portal that allows members to connect with fellow Pamalyans, find events, measure cultural growth and exchange ideas of mutual interest. Pamalya is proud to donate a portion of the proceeds generated from its signature events to valued and respected charity partners. For more information, visit www.pamalya.com.
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
PAMALYA HOSTS 5TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL HOLIDAYS EVENT

Event Benefits “Share Our Strength” at District475 on November 17
Pamalya, a new grassroots community of internationally-minded people, will host its 5th Annual International Holidays Event on Thursday, November 17 at 7:00 p.m. at District 475 Gallery (10111 Inverness Main Street, Ste. T, Englewood)—Denver’s newest, SoHo-inspired venue. A portion of proceeds from the event will benefit “Share Our Strength,” a national nonprofit organization devoted to ending childhood hunger in America.
Guests of the International Holidays Event will enjoy ethnic edibles from some of Denver’s top restaurants and “Cirque”-like dance performance in a stimulating cultural environment—with DJ Nate Williams providing an eclectic beat.
“Our International Holidays event is a celebration of world cultures and a good opportunity for locals to mingle with members of the international community in town,” commented Gadi Friedman, Pamalya’s Founder. “We expect hundreds of guests from over 30 nationalities who will come to celebrate this special holiday season as one big family.”
This year’s event is special, because it is also the official launch of Pamalya in Colorado. Pamalya’s vision is to transform our cultural landscape by bringing people together in an enriching and engaging environment. The Pamalya community attracts individuals who love to share and explore cultural treasures of art, food and wine, fashion, music and more.
“To become part of Pamalya’s global community is to engage socially, grow culturally and connect internationally,” summarized Friedman. “This event is not to be missed. Throw on your chic attire and come and join us for a fun, memorable evening.”
Cost for the event is $45 per person through November 10 and $55 November 10—17, including tickets at the door. Ticket includes a complimentary drink, gourmet food from Denver’s top restaurants, an international dance performance and one of Denver’s hottest DJs.
For more information and to register, visit www.Pamalya.com
The Aramaic word for “entourage,” Pamalya carries the world’s cultures forward in contemporary and consequential ways. When Israeli-born Gadi Friedman moved to Denver in 2000, he set out to build a global community in which social and cultural bonds could be formed. He began by organizing home gatherings in Denver, where internationally minded neighbors socialized, and as interest grew, so did the frequency and size of its events. Today, Pamalya is a grassroots community that organizes vibrant cultural events — from musical performances to cooking classes to “off the beaten path” travel. Pamalya also offers a dynamic web portal that allows members to connect with fellow Pamalyans, find events, measure cultural growth and exchange ideas of mutual interest. Pamalya is proud to donate a portion of the proceeds generated from its signature events to valued and respected charity partners. For more information, visit www.Pamalya.com
Share Our Strength, a national nonprofit 501c-3, is ending childhood hunger in America by connecting children with the nutritious food they need to lead healthy, active lives. Through its No Kid Hungry® Campaign, Share Our Strength ensures children in need are enrolled in effective federal nutrition programs; invests in community organizations fighting hunger; teaches families how to cook healthy, affordable meals; and builds public-private partnerships to end childhood hunger, at the state and city level. Working closely with the culinary industry and relying on the strength of its volunteers, Share Our Strength hosts innovative culinary fundraising events and develops pioneering cause marketing campaigns that support No Kid Hungry. Visit Strength.org to get involved.
Angels Against Abuse :: Project PAVE
Did you know that one in three teens report knowing a friend or peer who has been hit, punched, kicked, slapped or physically hurt by their dating partner?
Angels Against Abuse, the student-led, East High School club in Denver has come up with an idea to address this problem in their community - and they are in the running for a $50,000 grant from the Pepsi Refresh Project. This funding will directly impact over 5,300 Denver-area students by teaching them about healthy relationships and teen dating violence.
You can help these youth by voting every day through the end of November at www.refresheverything.com/projectpave and by texting the #'s 109915 to 73774. Out of 325 other finalists, Angels Against Abuse is the only other Colorado group requesting a $50,000 grant and they need the help of the community to get the message of dating violence awareness out to their peers.
Angels Against Abuse is sponsored by Project PAVE, a Denver-area nonprofit whose mission is to empower youth to end the cycle of relationship violence. For additional information on Project PAVE, please visit www.projectpave.org.
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Tuesday, October 25, 2011
GUTTAU PUBLIC RELATIONS ADDS FOUR NEW CLIENTS

Guttau Public Relations, a public relations firm specializing in restaurants, education, retail and nonprofit industries, announced today that the firm has added four new clients: Pamalya, Enduring Images, About Time Fitness and Roaring Fork Gay and Lesbian Community Fund.
The firm’s new clients are as follows:
• Pamalya: Pamalya is a grassroots community that organizes vibrant cultural events—from musical performances to cooking classes to lectures. Pamalya also offers a dynamic web portal that allows members to connect with fellow Pamalyans, find events, measure cultural growth and exchange ideas of mutual interest. www.pamalya.com
• Enduring Images: Enduring Images is a leader in ceramic customization for memorial products, dinnerware, interior design, ceramic studios, college ceramic arts programs and commemorative remembrances. The company combines state of the art digital printing devices with patented ceramic toner formulations to manufacture memorial portraits, tableware and tile. www.enduring-images.com
• About Time Fitness: Opening in late 2011, About Time Fitness is a preeminent group training studio proudly serving the southwest Denver communities, exclusively offering Body Training Systems' pre-choreographed group training programs. www.abouttimefitness.com
• Roaring Fork Gay and Lesbian Community Fund: This organization has been serving the GLBT community of the Roaring Fork Valley and beyond since 1996. The Community Fund produces many events throughout the year, including Aspen Gay Ski Week each January, which brings thousands of skiers to the mountains of Aspen. www.rfglcf.com
“With the addition of these clients, we are expanding our reach into consumer products, fitness and cultural events,” said Jim Guttau, Principal. “Guttau PR has become known for exciting grand opening and charity events, which have created a significant following—of young professionals and socialites alike. Look for our new clients’ events in the media soon.”
Since 2005, Guttau Public Relations has implemented effective and innovative public relations campaigns for local and national clients such as Jamba Juice and the National Kidney Foundation. For more information about the firm and its results, visit www.guttaupr.com.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
MONDAMIN FIRE & RESCUE DEPARTMENT HOSTS FUNDRAISER
Event to Benefit Fire Chief Who Lost Home to Fire on October 4
Mondamin Fire & Rescue Department today announced it will be host a pancake breakfast fundraiser to raise money for its fire chief, Norman Wallis, who lost his home to a fire on October 4. The breakfast will be held on Sunday, November 13 from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Mondamin Fire & Rescue Department (602 Maple Street).
The event is open to public and will accept freewill donations. The breakfast will include pancakes, sausage, and beverages. A silent auction featuring a variety of gift baskets and hand-crafted items will also be held.
About the Mondamin Fire & Rescue Department
Comprised of 24 volunteers, the Mondamin Fire & Rescue Association is an incorporated entity, which is a unit of the Government of the Town of Mondamin. Mondamin Fire & Rescue Association's purpose is to prevent fire, to safeguard the lives and property of all people within its jurisdiction, and to implement fire suppression and rescue operations when called upon to do so for the saving of life, property, and resources. To learn more, visit www.mondaminfire.com.
Monday, October 17, 2011
7th Annual Urban Cowboy Draws 350
Thanks to the 350 people that attended the 7th Annual Urban Cowboy!
Please view this great video of the event by Gabe Rovick: http://vimeo.com/30550231
The ASCENT Foundation hosted its 7th Annual Urban Cowboy event on Saturday, October 8 from 7:30 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. at Casselman’s Bar & Venue (2620 Walnut Street, Denver). This year’s event benefited Sewall Child Development Center.
Formed in April 2002, the ASCENT Foundation is a Denver-based non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness and money for small charitable organizations. Their mission is to increase the philanthropic activity of the 25 to 40 year old demographic. The ASCENT board of directors is comprised of 11 people and over 30 volunteers, whose ages range from 25 to 40. ASCENT is short for A Socially Conscious Entity.
“Since 2002 the ASCENT Foundation has raised over $235,000 for Denver-area non-profit organizations,” commented Wayne Keith, founder of ASCENT. “This event is almost always a sell-out and is one of the top events of the year for the 25 to 40 crowd.”
Each year, ASCENT selects a new beneficiary. The board members select a recipient after reviewing proposals from a pool of non-profit organizations.
Urban Cowboy will included the following activities:
• Live music by Halden Wofford & the Hi*Beams and The Ghost of Joseph Buck
• Mechanical bull ride
• Cow milking station
• Arm wrestling station
• Dinner buffet
• Coors beer station, cocktails and wine
• Silent auction, with price points from $50 to $500+
For more information, visit http://www.urbancowboy.us/.
Sewall Child Development Center is dedicated to helping young children (birth through age five) of all abilities and learning styles to reach their full potential. Sewall’s mission is to assist young children with special needs due to disabilities, developmental delays and economic disadvantages. However, Sewall has an unwavering commitment to inclusion – so children with special needs learn and grow with their typically developing peers in Sewall’s developmental preschool and early care and education programs. For more information, please visit www.sewall.org.
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