Medieval Literature

Deuxième étage.

One hour of uninterrupted writing, no prompts or unsolicited feedback. We will be meeting at the French Workshop. Find us with the Meetup sign, and sit anywhere. Let’s meet at 6:15ish and start intros and writing by 6:45/50

**Join us for Tranquil Wednesdays: A Meditation Journey, a weekly series dedicated to bringing peace and serenity into your life.** Every Wednesday at 2 pm, we invite you to step away from the hustle and bustle of your daily routine and embark on a journey of inner exploration. Our meditation sessions are designed to help you relax, recharge, and reconnect with your true self. During each session, we will guide you through a series of meditations that are tailored to cultivate tranquility, balance, and harmony. Whether you are new to meditation or looking to deepen your practice, our supportive environment provides the perfect space for personal growth and reflection. **What to Expect:** \- A welcoming and inclusive atmosphere \- Guided meditations to promote relaxation and inner peace \- Techniques to help you integrate meditation into your daily life \- An opportunity to connect with a community of like\-minded individuals **Benefits:** \- Reduced stress and anxiety \- Enhanced mental clarity and focus \- Improved emotional well\-being \- A deeper sense of connection to oneself and others **Details:** \- Date: Every Wednesday \- Time: 2 pm \- Location: 4324 220th Pl\. Bayside\, NY 11361 No prior meditation experience is necessary. We encourage you to come as you are, with an open heart and mind, ready to embrace the tranquility within. For more information or to reserve your spot, please contact us at 718-225-3472. We look forward to embarking on this journey of tranquility with you!

Coworking for writers in your area! Join us for some focused writing time. All writers and all experience levels are welcome and don’t worry, no one will see what you've written. This session is about getting your writing done and meeting other writers in your area. When you show up, say hello to everyone, grab a drink and/or food, and get your writing tools ready. Once you’re all settled, take some time to chat with your fellow writers. Once everyone’s arrived, I will lead quick introductions and then set the timer for our quiet and focused writing session. **6:30-7:00: Socialize & Mingle 7:00-8:00: Focused Hour of Writing 8:00-end: Socialize, Write More, or explore Bad Therapy (an awesome space)** Afterward, we’ll have time to chat and get to know each other. We often talk about our successes and challenges as writers. If you don’t have time to stick around, no worries! Venue Guidelines: Please thank our hosts by purchasing something.

Come and participate in a Meditation of the Light of the Most High. This Meditation helps individuals to let go of stress, learn to get quiet and connect to the Spirit within. The Meditation involves the Light of the Most High; this process provides a way to rise above and go beyond everyday thoughts, feelings and emotions and to truly Meditation lasts one hour; please arrive ten minutes earlier as doors close promptly five minutes before meditation starts. Instruction for Beginners will be provided; no previous experience is required. Meditations are free of charge with a $5 donation gratefully accepted. No prior registration is necessary. You are always welcome! **Proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test within 24 hours required to enter. Masks Required.** **Please refrain from wearing any perfumes, hair sprays, fresh nail polish or remover, colognes, after shaves or other chemicals.**

**Both events are 💯% FREE** will occur back to back audio book style. You can attend either or both virtually/in person as your schedule permits. You are not obligated to go in person/Zoom every week but event occurs weekly. **JSU: Just Show Up Book Club.** If visiting in person, book will be provided as well as food. * **Monday** 6:00pm \- 6:50pm EST \| [Zoom link](http://go.pardot.com/e/701513/j-385927752C2A0/3mhclr/518745400?h=zkB7rGktjtDnJ8FhrCHmOD0NMpTqd2UijwOpCsaE1CM) * **Wednesday** 11:00am \- 11:50am EST \| [Zoom link](http://go.pardot.com/e/701513/j-385927752C2A0/3lvc68/513037948?h=YIdgXIZ9u-nMkrnhNP2FFW4iJ9Db2cPFZU9aQ6ZxUfs) * **Friday** 8:30am \- 9:20am EST \| [Zoom link](http://go.pardot.com/e/701513/j-385927752C2A0/3m9nzv/516550183?h=dsWAXlvOb6jhXYKvPCgVS6uLztzfPTqs-R29CRKY74w) **\*\*[PRS](https://prsi.org/): Public Reading of Scripture. *If visiting in person, Beautiful Word Bible will be provided as well as food.* \*\*\| [Zoom link](http://go.pardot.com/e/701513/j-385927752C2A0/3mwlqy/524002261?h=pNsZCLBzjf2YzzjLXLi2u4OZSuefFH7aH2rwcagidrY)** * **Monday:** 7:00pm - 8:00pm EST [See reading plan](http://go.pardot.com/e/701513/dingPlan-MONDAY-08-04-2022-pdf/3mgn6v/517684012?h=7ggfFfhfe_a3Nn70yh7Ig1o5qTWF-LONSEEy-Hnvn7A) * **Wednesday:** 12:30pm - 1:30pm EST [See reading plan](http://go.pardot.com/e/701513/gPlan-WEDNESDAY-08-04-2022-pdf/3mgn6y/517684012?h=7ggfFfhfe_a3Nn70yh7Ig1o5qTWF-LONSEEy-Hnvn7A) * **Friday:** 7:00am - 8:10am EST [See reading plan](http://go.pardot.com/e/701513/dingPlan-FRIDAY-08-04-2022-pdf/3mgn75/517684012?h=7ggfFfhfe_a3Nn70yh7Ig1o5qTWF-LONSEEy-Hnvn7A) **Zoom Link (for both JSU & PRS):** **[JSU/PRS via Zoom](http://go.pardot.com/l/701513/2020-03-27/g438b)** **Sign up for access here (in person):** **[Visitor Request Form](http://go.pardot.com/e/701513/JYMDZNSUUxQUdPQzVLUlFSVElZNy4u/3mwlrn/524002261?h=pNsZCLBzjf2YzzjLXLi2u4OZSuefFH7aH2rwcagidrY)** **[Feel free to forward this calendar invitation to your community! If you would like to register for weekly reminder emails, CLICK HERE](http://go.pardot.com/l/701513/2020-03-27/g438b)**

Hello Magnum Friends!! Please join me at a brand new wine bar - Mamali - in the West Village (near Christopher St & 7th Ave) to enjoy their fantastic wine & delicious Georgian food options. Yes, they are located in the old “Village Cigars” store. We will be their exclusive guests during this event & everyone will be on their own tab for this event. Hope to see you there! --Jeff

*Thus Spoke Zarathustra* is a masterpiece of philosophy, literature, and poetic expression, offering one of the most radical critiques of morality, religion, and human existence. Written between 1883 and 1885, this work follows the fictional prophet Zarathustra as he descends from his solitude in the mountains to share his revolutionary teachings with humanity. Through allegorical storytelling, Nietzsche explores profound philosophical concepts such as the Übermensch (Overman), the eternal recurrence, the will to power, and the death of God. **Join us to discuss this classic book over the course of 5-weeks!** Week 1 Sat 1/24 12:30pm-2:30pm The Seahorse Room @ Pier 57 Week 2 Sat 1/30 12:30pm-2:30pm The Seahorse Room @ Pier 57 Week 3 Sat 2/7 12:30pm-2:30pm The Seahorse Room @ Pier 57 Week 4 Sat 2/14 12:30pm-2:30pm The Oyster Room @ Pier 57 Week 5 Sat 2/21 12:30pm-2:30pm The Seahorse @ Pier 57 **Reading for Week 5** Part 4 (93 pages) I will be reading the Walter Kaufmann translation from The Portable Nietzsche available [here](https://www.amazon.com/Portable-Nietzsche-Viking-Library/dp/B000UV4IX4/ref=sr_1_3?crid=2TYHLPF4GKLW7&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.vQo0GuCq97S2-sRvdKtnrL1l50iOSS49IqfdGfUfBRIjbCm0hEMyM11fL3OP9hNVHOUDB5lnbTCW6nArddlLb6AHSv8s9kVKdkiaEIEcV0FxbvcDloh7P_96Ph6ckmufsgKsjrfjZ-fUk8soGKeXVFz28PAhJwtAOA9g-OZ6w6XQMUO7vOyzwOLDXIYXAn_F-zo0pA7WoV2jcKUDVW4HMAcaOWYAUNchcWn9LDrLtcc.dTLdkJwTwepQ-arrOpzGq4LGbw7xl8kh87MiG2m5Hlk&dib_tag=se&keywords=portable+nietzsche&qid=1764604761&sprefix=portable+nie%2Caps%2C159&sr=8-3) free pdf download [here](https://annas-archive.li/search?index=&page=1&sort=&display=&q=the+portable+nietzsche) \*click on the first slow download option (other formats available too —epub & mobi for kindle—just search in search bar) **Rules for Our Group** **1\. Be Courteous** Respectful disagreement is totally acceptable; Condescension is not. **2\. Be Concise** Keep comments brief, on topic, and allow space for others to join in. **3\. Do the Reading** If you have not done the reading for the week you are welcome to attend and *listen* to the discussion, but out of respect for those who have read, you will not be permitted to participate in the discussion. Finally, **Please update your RSVP if you are no longer able to attend the event.** * inaccurate RSVPs make it difficult for coordinators to plan successful events * inaccurate RSVPs prevent waitlisted individuals from attending \*Multiple no shows may result in losing RSVP privileges for future events. For more info and FAQ on the group click here. Can't wait to discuss these ideas with all of you! -Zach

Our weekly, one-hour sangha gathering is now on Zoom and in-person -- guided meditation along with discussion and sharing of the experience. No experience required ... always free and open to all. Join us in person at Aikido Schools of NJ, 324 West Westfield Ave., Roselle Park, NJ. The Zoom event ID and password can be obtained by writing to Dave Stanton (one of the organizers of this group). Meditations will be led by Susan Lieberman, Diné Potter, Dave Stanton, or Bob Wachtel. Namaste!

Join us for weekly discussions of Jacques Derrida's 1967 deconstruction of the speech/writing binary in western philosophy, *Of Grammatology*. **Required reading for this meeting: ch. 2 Linguistics and Grammatology (pg. 29) up to The Hinge _[La Brisure_] (pg. 71)** (Note: we’re meeting at 2pm this week instead of our usual 1pm) Most of us are reading the [2016 edition of the book](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DbDLEE6P5JsS9hkTAR-vGfG6E-Wh9BGn/view?usp=sharing). We plan to meet weekly and work our way through the whole book about 30–40 pages at a time. We'll be meeting at Art Cafe + Bar in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. This event is free but we're all still socially obligated to purchase something, and Art Cafe is a cool place that we should support! They have a bar and they serve coffee and tea among other non-alcoholic drinks, as well as food.

This meetup is hosted by the Novi Antiqui Chapter ([https://www.facebook.com/groups/nydagorhir](https://www.facebook.com/groups/nydagorhir)) Newcomers welcome, garb optional, free loaner gear available. The focus of this meetup is **Dagorhir.** Dagorhir is a live action fighting game that uses padded weapons in safe, full-contact combat. Members fight with padded swords, shields, spears, polearms, bows and arrows, and more. This is a great way to get outside, get some exercise, and have a ton of fun with friendly people. Members who want to assume personas from different periods of history or fantasy are welcomed and encouraged. Official national rules for Dagorhir can be found here: [https://dagorhir.com/rules/](https://dagorhir.com/rules/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR3uZK5V_fWArproSMhrXHiQdWTpuhcgxjkQIBnyHMk09LkXK4z9SkDemNk_aem_AVOX5BE07wOft2rWEPwL0QMNixaPSK0wgOSIAYkodEb1qDaPgiI-biVxEyhf8B8v_dArh8FGxWMUktgbEOOY2i71). This meetup will take place in the northmost area of the East Meadow, near the 97th street East side entrance. https://maps.app.goo.gl/BmfFvkb4nYBRxaVa8 Message the Novi Antiqui Chapter's facebook page for any questions. Have fun!

Join us in February to discuss *The One Hundred Nights of Hero* by Isabel Greenberg. (Please note, the dollar fee associated with this event is a suggested contribution to offset Meetup fees and will be discussed at the event. No need to worry about it before then.) **Where to Get It** Borrow from the library: * [NYPL](https://borrow.nypl.org/search/card?recordId=21129488) * [BPL](https://discover.bklynlibrary.org/item?b=11993387) * [QPL](https://www.queenslibrary.org/graphic-material/The-one-hundred-nights-of-Hero-:-a-graphic-novel/878278)/[ebook](https://www.queenslibrary.org/ebook/The-one-hundred-nights-of-hero-%5Belectronic-resource%5D/1522485) Check for availability at a Brooklyn comic shop: * [Anyone Comics](https://anyonecomics.com/) * [Desert Island](https://www.desertislandbrooklyn.com/) * [Galaxy Comics](https://www.facebook.com/GalaxyComicsBklyn/) Order the print book: * [Hachette](https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/isabel-greenberg/the-one-hundred-nights-of-hero/9780316259170/?lens=little-brown) * [BookFinder](https://www.bookfinder.com/) Buy the ebook: * [Kindle](https://www.amazon.com/One-Hundred-Nights-Hero-Graphic-ebook/dp/B01DSTTRY4/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0) * [Nook](https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-one-hundred-nights-of-hero-isabel-greenberg/1125272015?ean=9780316259163) Note: [Brooklyn Movie Club](https://www.meetup.com/brooklynmovieclub/) will be hosting a linked event discussing the recent film adaptation of this book the following Wednesday, Feb. 25. Full details will be posted on the Brooklyn Movie Club meetup page. From the publisher: In the tradition of The Arabian Nights, a beautifully illustrated tapestry of folk tales and myths about the secret legacy of female storytellers in an imagined medieval world. In the Empire of Migdal Bavel, Cherry is married to Jerome, a wicked man who makes a diabolical wager with his friend Manfred: if Manfred can seduce Cherry in one hundred nights, he can have his castle — and Cherry. But what Jerome doesn’t know is that Cherry is in love with her maid Hero. The two women hatch a plan: Hero, a member of the League of Secret Story Tellers, will distract Manfred by regaling him with a mesmerizing tale each night for 100 nights, keeping him at bay. Those tales are beautifully depicted here, touching on themes of love and betrayal and loyalty and madness. As intricate and richly imagined as the works of Chris Ware, and leavened with a dry wit that rivals Kate Beaton’s in *Hark! A Vagrant*, Isabel Greenberg’s *One Hundred Nights of Hero* will capture readers’ hearts and minds, taking them through a magical medieval world. **Check out our sister groups!** * [Brooklyn Movie Club](https://www.meetup.com/brooklynmovieclub/) * [Williamsburg Book Club](https://www.meetup.com/williamsburg-book-club/)

My friends, If you had told me seven Nietzsche at Night's ago that we would one day be at our seventh Nietzsche at Night, I would've said **this makes complete sense**, that these events are a smash hit, that all attendees await them in anticipation with gnawed fingernails, anxiously crossing off calendar boxes or carving tallies into the cell-walls of their confines. That it has at last come, this seventh iteration of an infinity of glorious iterations, unsurprising as it may be, still warrants celebration. So, in jubilation and with a love of the fate that destined us to arrive here, we rewind the Nietzschean trajectory to the very beginning, to the birth of both tragedy and our great friend Friedrich himself. In short, for **Nietzsche @ Night 7**, we will be reading Nietzsche's **first** philosophical text, 1872's **The Birth of Tragedy: Out of the Spirit of Music.** For this reading, we will be reading, digesting, and yapping about **the text in its entirety**. So, if you're reading the [Shaun Whiteside translation from Penguin Classics](https://www.amazon.com/Birth-Tragedy-Spirit-Penguin-Classics/dp/0140433392) like I intend to, this will be around 118 pages. If this feels insurmountable, ask yourself what the Übermensch would do. That said, there are a number of free PDFs available online with a variety of translations online: Here is [Wm. A. Haussmann's translation via the Internet Archive](https://ia800602.us.archive.org/32/items/birthoftragedyor00niet/birthoftragedyor00niet.pdf). I've only linked the PDF but other formats are available [here](https://archive.org/details/birthoftragedyor00niet). Here is another version of the same translation via [Project Gutenberg](https://www.gutenberg.org/files/51356/51356-h/51356-h.htm). [Here is another free copy](https://www.holybooks.com/wp-content/uploads/Nietzsche-The-Birth-of-Tragedy.pdf) translated by Ian Johnston via Holybooks.com. I will be providing a glossary of terms and concepts prior to the meeting so I will update attendees with this file prior to the meeting to be used as a reference. We will be meeting at **TALEA Beer Co.'s Taproom** in **Williamsburg** (87 Richardson Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211 - next to McCarren Park). I'll let everyone know where to find us on the day of the discussion. As always, this group is open to newcomers to Nietzsche, novices of philosophy, ragamuffins, ne'er-do-wells, urchins of all sorts, etc. **All** **insights are encouraged**, just be somewhat sensible and all the way cool. Ain't no fun to be found in nodding your head along with a thinker for a hundred pages - strive to disagree with decency Looking forward starting at the beginning with all of you N@N'ers, Hamp

Come discuss this classic of American literature with New York's finest! **Hottest ticket in town!**

Our weekly, one-hour sangha gathering is now on Zoom and in-person -- guided meditation along with discussion and sharing of the experience. No experience required ... always free and open to all. Join us in person at Aikido Schools of NJ, 324 West Westfield Ave., Roselle Park, NJ. The Zoom event ID and password can be obtained by writing to Dave Stanton (one of the organizers of this group). Meditations will be led by Susan Lieberman, Diné Potter, Dave Stanton, or Bob Wachtel. Namaste!

**Alright folks.** This will be the first edition in our exploration of **Oswald Spengler**'s 1922 follow-up to 1918's **The Decline of the West: Form & Actuality -** from henceforth, **Perspectives of World-History** will be our primary concern. Behind us are the lengthy considerations of Rembrandt's *studio-brown*, the deliberations on varieties of *garden-art*, the confusion surrounding hatred of *plein-air*, the bickering over the Renaissance as a *revolt* of plastic poseurs, the vague definitions of *pseudomorphosis*, the designation of the Apollonian as a *world-fearing faction* of fumbling body-obsessed buffoons. Certainly this is behind us. It must be. How could it not be. For this initial session, we will be reading **Chapter** **1: Origin and Landscape - A. The Cosmic & the Microcosm, Chapter 2: Origin and Landscape - B. The Group of the Higher Cultures,** and **Chapter 3: Origin and Landscape - C. The Relations Between the Cultures.** If you're reading the [Arktos Edition](https://arktos.com/product/the-decline-of-the-west-vol-2/) (which I recommend everyone do), this will be around **105 pages**. Here is a **free PDF** version of the text: [Ta-da. ](https://antilogicalism.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/decline_of_the_west.pdf) Volume 2 starts on page 461 of the PDF. It's the same translation from Charles Francis Atkinson across the board so, ultimately, it does not matter whether you proceed via the PDF or the printed copy from Arktos or [any of the other sellers on Amazon](https://www.amazon.com/Decline-West-Vol-Perspectives-World-History/dp/1954357028/ref=sr_1_1?adgrpid=185081184903&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.icBBi9LUpwlcoYuXOUMXniuRhm3JQb9EiUodwYV5-mjkANodMP3chfmC-h9OyITH6yAnkaQWgNkNMzMrJMrbmY6izWVcoawc7czQKhOlQ8ZjWLZGqADjOwCzNo6TY6Cj6LST-XWIIPRO7e4b4QrXMqffDoRWWNvXCCfBeWb3FUqjNChx6Qgehc3jqigZvJwvKTvkdWN5jzwaTq2DKdGl0eHluCf3GaE9xmGT8AQs2KE.NAt6t6yBXuaGJuuwg6Nd_4F3PdhD51HUfKBkTuFvmvs&dib_tag=se&hvadid=779584060288&hvdev=c&hvexpln=0&hvlocphy=9004356&hvnetw=g&hvocijid=12829350875909913604--&hvqmt=e&hvrand=12829350875909913604&hvtargid=kwd-608314370083&hydadcr=8293_13544394_9880&keywords=the+decline+of+the+west+volume+2&mcid=593dc69cab493f17a4ad1444788ad34a&qid=1769404505&sr=8-1). Work with whatever works with you. As always, if you're unable to complete the reading prior to our meeting, no worries - it's dense and semi-lengthy, so we're just happy to have you and welcome whatever insights, critiques, questions, etc. you may have based on what you were able to read. That said, given that this is the second volume of a \~1300 page text, at least bother to read the Wikipedia before deciding to come yap with us. For those who have missed the first five sessions, I've been working needlessly hard on compiling a (currently) 100-page **Spenglerian glossary** that provides definitions for most of what has been covered so far. I'll provide an updated version closer to the meeting, but in the meantime, you can access it here: [link link link](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AP0gdBbXUWI0yyatT75AcAwcKxkR2d3a/view?usp=drive_link). Let me know if you have issues. We will be meeting in the **Ace Hotel lobby** on **W 29th**. There is coffee, breakfast, and booze. Message me the day of if you can't find us. We usually sit toward the back of the lobby next to the bar. As always, this group is open to newcomers to Spengler, novices of philosophy, history, aesthetics, etc., ragamuffins, ne'er-do-wells, urchins of all sorts, etc. **All** **insights are encouraged**, just be somewhat sensible and all the way cool. Ain't no fun to be found in nodding your head along with a thinker for a hundred pages - strive to disagree, with decency. Alright, looking forward to it - again, reach out to me with any questions or concerns in the meantime. Looking forward, Hamp

We will discuss *The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo* by Taylor Jenkins Reid on Wed., Feb. 25 at 7 p.m. at New Pinang, 111-10 Queens Blvd. in Forest Hills. It's on the south side of Queens Blvd. just east of 75th Ave., just a few steps from the 75th Ave. stop on the E and F trains. The Q60 bus stops nearby as well. You can see the menu at https://www.newpinang.com/order/main

Spend an afternoon reading with us at a jewel of Kings County — **[Brooklyn Public Library’s Central Library](https://www.bklynlibrary.org/locations/central)!** Bring a book or choose one of the many titles at the main branch of the library. We’ll socialize and read in the **Info Commons Training Lab** which seats 50 people.

We gather to sing praises to God, p

In this groundbreaking work, Mircea Eliade challenges the modern assumption that we live in a wholly secular world. He argues that even contemporary people remain shaped by deep, often unconscious patterns rooted in the experience of the sacred. Through a wide-ranging analysis of sacred space, time, myth, nature, and cosmic symbolism, Eliade examines how these structures organized human experience for pre-modern cultures and how they persist today. **Join us to discuss this classic book over the course of 4-weeks!** Week 1 Sat 3/7 12:30pm-2:30pm The Seahorse Room @ Pier 57 Week 2 Sat 3/14 12:30pm-2:30pm The Seahorse Room @ Pier 57 Week 3 Sat 3/21 **4pm-6pm\*note time\*** The Oyster Room @ Pier 57 Week 4 Sat 3/28 12:30pm-2:30pm The Oyster Room @ Pier 57 **Reading for Week 1** Introduction & Chapter 1 (56 pages) I will be reading the paperback available [here](https://www.amazon.com/Sacred-Profane-Nature-Religion/dp/015679201X/ref=sr_1_1?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.g6Rpw_7z0q8A7zOIrEayKA85AhWfBd9Z5In2d4JAcuuuNrLXL-MfEC7p2mmcxLPLizlOoGBmeHIB-gAjeQVY4XOcY5LUGEGhDJDRYwsCMOQ4L1hEQlFjlFRJWFOCewdMLT192zdV7perJ-4-UxzwHYzpZE04oaM8Uwijnc3yyMLr0n9HVc8mVN5g1_W_pfoM5N2KDWjzJHgLiirYbfEXI2xqUPsvVQtQ7AXsf9oAGc0.8A4rufLlwE2XzMYU4O6qulyjsxJWGgs8IdchX_9kJ2E&dib_tag=se&keywords=the+sacred+and+the+profane&qid=1770926175&sr=8-1) free pdf download [here](https://annas-archive.li/md5/055dadb899ecd46b017e106fe190e64e) \*click on the first slow download option (other formats available too —epub & mobi for kindle—just search in search bar) **Rules for Our Group** **1\. Be Courteous** Respectful disagreement is totally acceptable; Condescension is not. **2\. Be Concise** Keep comments brief, on topic, and allow space for others to join in. **3\. Do the Reading** If you have not done the reading for the week you are welcome to attend and *listen* to the discussion, but out of respect for those who have read, you will not be permitted to participate in the discussion. Finally, **Please update your RSVP if you are no longer able to attend the event.** * inaccurate RSVPs make it difficult for coordinators to plan successful events * inaccurate RSVPs prevent waitlisted individuals from attending \*Multiple no shows may result in losing RSVP privileges for future events. For more info and FAQ on the group click [here](https://docs.proton.me/doc?mode=open-url&token=VN7EBB6A7R#u8EIecPo6nCs). Can't wait to discuss these ideas with all of you! -Zach