TRAINING BRA * RED CROSS BENEFIT * TONIGHT FRIDAY SEPT. 2nd

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TRAINING BRA * RED CROSS BENEFIT * TONIGHT *
FRIDAY SEPT. 2nd



TRAINING BRA WILL BE FREE FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO
CONTRIBUTE MUCH NEEDED ITEMS FOR THE RED CROSS.

ALL MONEY MADE AT THE DOOR WILL BE DONATED AS WELL!

As most of you are aware, Hurricane Katrina has
literally wiped out parts of the Gulf Coast and
surrounding areas. We at TRAINING BRA would like to
help out those in need. Come down, have a good time
and help those in need of every day items, such as:

- Money Donations
- Water
- Canned Food
- Blankets
- Diapers
- Batteries


We will take everything that has been contributed to
The Red Cross Center tomorrow morning.



come see why Training Bra is the best UNDERGROUND
electro-acid-italo-discopunk-indietronic club in the
entire UNIVERSE!

DJs

DJ OLIE
(XOL MUSIC, myspace/djolie)

and your RESIDENT DJ's:

- LEXX
(ULTRALUXX, TRAINING BRA)

- S&HIM
(ELECTROboobies, TRAINING BRA)


Your hostess for the night the Fabulous
ELECTROboobies and the Sizzling Candy Meadows...


• QUE SERA
• 1923 e. 7th street
• Long Beach, Ca
• 9pm - 2am
• 21 and + w/ id


WASHINGTON, Monday, August 29, 2005 —
The American Red Cross is launching the largest
mobilization of resources in its history for a single
natural disaster. Hurricane Katrina, a deadly Category
4 storm, is barreling ashore this morning along the
Gulf Coast and has the potential to leave widespread
devastation in its wake.

"Hurricane Katrina is wreaking havoc for southeast
Florida and the Gulf coast states," said Joe Becker,
Senior Vice President of Preparedness and Response for
the American Red Cross. "The Red Cross will meet the
challenge by doing what we do best—coming together to
respond with tireless compassion to take care of our
neighbors."

The Red Cross is mobilizing on all fronts to bring
relief to storm victims. More than two hundred Red
Cross shelters are housing thousands of residents who
fled Katrina’s wrath. All available resources from
across the country, including thousands of staff and
volunteers are being moved to safe areas, so
additional relief efforts can begin immediately after
the storm passes. More than 200 emergency response
vehicles (ERVs) and countless other Red Cross
resources are en route or on the scene to provide hot
meals, snacks, bottled water and distribute other
much-needed relief supplies. In coordination with the
Southern Baptists, preparations have been made to
provide more than 500,000 hot meals to storm-weary
residents each day.

"We are prepared at every level for what will likely
be a catastrophic disaster," said Lois
Grady-Wesbecher, Manager of the Disaster Operations
Center at American Red Cross national headquarters.
"When Mother Nature is at her worst, the American Red
Cross is at its best."

Hurricane Katrina strengthened into one of the
fiercest storms ever seen in the U.S. Not only has
Katrina intensified, but it has also grown
substantially in size—it is now about 460 miles
wide—the distance from New Orleans to Atlanta.
Destruction from this storm will not be limited to
coastal areas. After making landfall Hurricane Katrina
will progress inland Monday leaving behind a trail of
flooding rains and damaging winds, spreading across
the country and eventually into the Northeast. The Red
Cross will continue to provide a safe haven and
disaster assistance to victims along its path.

American Red Cross disaster assistance is free, made
possible by voluntary donations of time and money from
the American people. You can help the victims of this
and thousands of other disasters across the country
each year by making a financial gift to the American
Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund, which enables the Red
Cross to provide shelter, food, counseling and other
assistance to those in need. Call 1-800-HELP NOW or
1-800-257-7575 (Spanish). Contributions to the
Disaster Relief Fund may be sent to your local
American Red Cross chapter or to the American Red
Cross, P. O. Box 37243, Washington, DC 20013. Internet
users can make a secure online contribution by
visiting [Only registered and activated users can see links. ].