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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Here's what Jim Cramer had to say on CNBC's "Squawk On The Street" Thursday:
Shares of Caterpillar(CAT) have been falling ever since the company's CEO made negative comments. "I don't know," was all Cramer would say about the stock.
Cramer was more bearish on Northrop Grumman(NOC) , saying that with the budgetary "fiscal cliff" looming, investors should get out of the defense stocks.As for Joy Global(JOY) , Cramer said it is plain that people are "freaking out" over coal and Joy Global is a coal play. Turning to Ultra Petroleum(UPL) , he said that many have called a bottom in natural gas, but this stock would say otherwise.
In the retail sector, Cramer said Guess(GES) used to be an aspirational brand, but now it's just a brand gone bad.
Finally, he said Salesforce.com(CRM) remains a high-risk, high-reward name and he has a lot of questions he'll be asking CEO Marc Benioff on "Mad Money" later Thursday.--Written by Scott Rutt in Washington, D.C.
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I just looked at the servicemotoguzzi site to be shure, it seems they didn't change it to roller tappets, When I look now it is just like the old ones. The parts catalog that everyone refers to, was downloaded from guzzi when bikes weren't even in production, so last minute they changed their minds and kept the old system. Only tappets for all engines from 2008-2011 have a new number: B014603.
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Posted 25 September 2011 - 01:07 AM
What do you think that means? Just natural evolution – or did the tappets need a redesign because the current system isn't working or lasting well enough?
Natural evolution, most likely: noise standards putting pressure on MG for compliance, ZDDP being phased out of motor oil to keep catcons functioning. I think Pete has pretty much made clear that flat tappets function just fine, but may not make the regulation compliance goal(s) achievable going forward...
Posted 25 September 2011 - 10:26 AM
My guess is that the roller tappets are coming. Perhaps the parts manual was leaked by mistake and is in fact for the MY 12 bikes that will no doubt be being built from about now? Who knows? I certainly can't see it being a *Hoax* of any sort, it looks like an official parts site link.
Posted 25 September 2011 - 09:18 PM
On second thought: why should roller tappets be a quieter solution as the actual harmonic cams?
Maybe something like combined roler/hydraulic tappets. But then don't mention the weight of such parts.
Maybe something like combined roler/hydraulic tappets. But then don't mention the weight of such parts.
Posted 25 September 2011 - 09:23 PM
The roller lifters are to stop cam lobe / lifter heel wear.
Posted 25 September 2011 - 09:35 PM
No need for that.
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And less resistance since the it is rolling friction instead of rubbing friction.
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If you listen to his songs backwards, he sings about the devil. Trufax.
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all the best things to do and see under the rainbow of Southern California
A TRIBUTE TO AFRICAN AMERICAN AUTHORS – February 16
Noted African American actors read from the great works
Join Kim Coles, Doug Sperman, Iona Morris and more as they explore the richness and celebrate the contributions of great African American writers. You'll hear their words presented as never before and experience the depth and brilliance of their visions. This tribute is being offered in conjunction with the next exhibit in the Advocate & Gochis Galleries: Bright Images Through Dark Eyes.
Village at Ed Gould Plaza
1125 N. McCadden Pl.
Los Angeles, CA 90038
More info: LAGLC - On Our Stages
Contemporary African-American LGBT Artists
Co-Sponsored by Common Bond and The Black LGBT Project
Firemen 1 by Ronald Jackson
I See You, I Am Here is a traditional greeting of South Africa's Natal tribe. One person starts by saying, "I see you." The other person answers, "I am here." The words mean, "Until you see me, I do not exist." The goal is to truly "see" each other and thereby affirm each other's existence.
A group of accomplished artists presents visions of the LGBT African American experience in today's world, allowing us to truly see them, their lives, and ourselves.
Featured artists:
Ronald Jackson
Dale Guy Madison
Duane Paul
Lucky Virgo Photography
Cheryl Williams
The opening reception with light refreshments follows the Renberg Theatre's FREE EVENT: "A Tribute to African American Authors."
February 16 - March 29
The Village at Ed Gould Plaza
Reception: Thursday, Feb 16, 9-10 p.m. FREE
Gallery hours: Mon-Fri 6-9:30 p.m.
Saturdays 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
FRUIT FLY starring Leslie Jordan – thru February 18
Do gay men become their mothers? That is the question asked in Leslie Jordan's hilarious and touching new romp, FRUIT FLY. Mr. Jordan travels back in time using show-and-tell to take the audience on the ride of a lifetime. Childhood recollections combine with perilous teenage shenanigans. From the day a teenage Leslie sits down with his poor, clueless mother to inform her that he has decided to forego college to become a female impersonator, all the way to a Gay Alaskan Cruise on which a 53-year-old Mr. Jordan witnesses his aging mother's astounding metamorphosis (and whose only real concern about a gay cruise to Alaska is that she doesn't want to go ice fishing), Mr. Jordan is in his element. His storytelling skills abound and will make for an evening of fun and thought-provoking theater.
Celebration Theatre
7051B Santa Monica Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90038
Tickets: $34
January 6 – February 18, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm; Sundays at 3pm
For tickets, please call (323) 957-1884 - or visit www.celebrationtheatre.com to purchase tickets online (24 Hours a Day) or to view a complete schedule!
O(h) at The Actors Company Theatre thru February 19
Dance duo casebolt and smith deconstruct their creative process in an evening of brash humor, lightning-quick repartee, show tunes and imaginative choreography, demonstrating what dancers can, can't and won't do as a commentary on their own limitations and fear of becoming unoriginal. Speaking directly to the audience and singing while dancing, the performance is layered with pop culture references- a complex and hilarious glimpse into the minds and pants of the performers.
"casebolt and smith bring intimacy and directness, and a seriousness of purpose warmly wrapped in physicality, playfulness and humour. They have the rare quality of a light, but sharp political edge in their work, which entertains as it makes you think and re-think."
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Dates: January 13 - February 19, Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, Sundays at 5pm
Minimum Age: 12
Dog Friendly: No
Non-Smoking: Yes!
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes!
ACTOR'S COMPANY THEATRE at 916a Formosa Avem West hollywood CA
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Web: http://www.caseboltandsmith.com/
THE MISMATCH GAME – with your host Dennis Hensley: February 18 & 19
Dennis Hensley's comic free-for-all, The MisMatch Game, returns for another two nights of delicious celebrity impersonations and '70s game-show madness. You'll have the opportunity to be an on-stage contestant and win fabulous (ok, maybe kitschy's a better word) prizes. So dust off your leisure suit and get ready to match the stars!
The Renberg Theatre
Saturday, Feb 18 at 8 p.m.
Sunday, Feb 19 at 7 p.m.
Tickets: $15
"The Gay Hist-Orgy" with Ian MacKinnon – February 18 – March 24
"The Gay Hist-Orgy"-- one salacious evening beginning Feb. 18th and running for 6 Saturdays until March 24th at Moving Arts in Silverlake.
Performance artist and activist Ian MacKinnon brings the past to life by tracing the history of gay people in new ways never before seen on stage. With the aid of his magic time-traveling hot pants and sexy Genie guide, Ian cruises a plethora of gay historical figures in his one-man multimedia romp. Along the way he covers thousands of years of homo-history to create a hot and horny evening of laughs and lust, fun and fucking, humor and heroism.
Featuring hot histo-graphic hookups with: Plato, Rumi, Lincoln, Melville, Fredrick the Great, Edward Carpenter, da Vinci, Michelangelo, Karl Ulrichs, Harry Hay, Allen Ginsberg, Socrates, Whitman, Hafiz, Ganymede, Alexander, Hadrian, Zeami, Bayard Rustin and more!
Performed in Gay Love-O-Vision!
Dates: 6 Saturdays Feb: 18, 25 & March: 3, 10, 17, 24 at 8:00 PM
Location: Moving Arts Hyperion Station, 1822 Hyperion Avenue, LA, CA 90027
Price: $20 / $15 students
Tickets: www.brownpapertickets.com/event/214106
Information: www.gayhistorgy.com
Debbie Praver: The Egg McMuffin of Comedy – February 25
Comedian/writer/actor/personal trainer Debbie Praver is one of the fastest-rising stars of comedy. The Desperate Housewives guest star and refugee from the Magic Kingdom (she was Minnie, Sneezy, Pinnochio, Grumpy, the March Hare and more before she escaped) comes to the Renberg to film her new comedy video!
The Renberg Theatre
Saturday, February 25 at 8 pm
Tickets: $20
Special Encore Performances! One Weekend Only
Miss Coco Peru in There Comes a Time – March 2-4
You asked for it; you got it! Coco's back with a special encore weekend of the national smash hit show, There Comes A Time! If you missed it last time and have been kicking yourself ever since, here's your chance to redeem yourself. And if you did see it in 2011, you know with Coco once is never enough!
Fri & Sat, March 2 & 3 at 8 p.m.
Sunday, March 4 at 7 p.m.
Tickets: $25
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Los Angeles, CA 90038
GAYS 'R US at The Hollywood Improv – Wednesday, March 7
Erin Foley is back at The Hollywood Improv March 7, joined by some of the best and funniest stand-up comics in town. The fun starts at 8pm sharp at The Improv, located at 8162 Melrose Avenune in West Hollywood (Tel: 323-651-2583)
GAY SALSA NIGHT: If you remember the Salsa Dances at Rudolpho's back in the 90's and early 2000's, or just want to give your dancing shoes a work out, check this out!! Mambo Infierno brings you Gay Salsa Night every Monday at Little Temple in Silverlake,CA. We provide a salsa dance instructor for beginners. Dance class starts at 8:30pm. Enjoy the salsa music with DJ FRANK - the best salsa dj in LA! $5 Cover. Go to http://www.myspace.com/gaysalsanight for more information!
WOMEN'S GROUP AT the SOUTH BAY LGBT CENTER: The South Bay LGBT Women's Group hosts a Women's Group at the Center. All interested women at any stage of life, love, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are welcome to attend this group, which provides a safe and welcoming environment to meet, socialize, build friendships, and support the South Bay LGBT Center. Guidelines will be reviewed each week to ensure fairness, confidentiality, and respect for diverse opinions. $2 donation appreciated. Info: Voice mail: 310-328-6550, email: firstname.lastname@example.com
LGBT Center - 16610 Crenshaw Blvd., Torrance, 90504 (310-328-6550)
IN THE MEANTIME MEN'S GROUP (ITMT) hosts discussion groups as follows:
BROTHERS REACHING BROTHERS DISCUSSION GROUP from 7:30pm - 9pm at The Village Health Foundation Community Room on W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90019. The purpose of the group is to enrich, empower, and extend the lives of intergenerational black men, respectful of sexual orientation, through social, educational, health and wellness programs and services." For more info: visit www.mylifemystyle.net
THE KICK BACK DISCUSSION GROUP FOR YOUNG MEN 29 and UNDER: Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the Month from 7-9 p.m. at the New Drop-In Community Youth Center, 4067 W. Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90019 — 323-733-4868
Free and Open — Refreshments served
www.inthemeantimemen.org — www.mylifemystyle.net
The mission of IN THE MEANTIME MEN'S GROUP is to enrich, empower, and extend the lives of intergenerational black men, respectful of sexual orientation, through social, educational, health and wellness programs and services." Over the past 10 years In The Meantime has been on the forefront of creating an environment that supports, empowers and educates black, gay, same gender-loving and bi-sexual men in Los Angeles County. Through an integrated holistic approach to wellness, In The Meantime (ITMT) focuses on the mental/emotional, physical, spiritual, and economic well being of a community that is oftentimes isolated and excluded from mainstream society. ITMT facilitates three home-grown HIV/AIDS empowerment prevention programs, two (weekly) social discussion support groups, peer and group counseling, a black men's wellness conference, a three day men's empowerment retreat, the SOLA Meth Crystal Meth Taskforce, and the South Los Angeles Black Gay Men's Taskforce, computer training, a quarterly community publication (Message In The Meantime), an online weekly newsletter, and a host of community and cultural events that focus on community building that include a King Day Celebration and a Kwanzaa Celebration. ITMT'S most recent program addition is a community drop-in center that provides a relaxed social environment for youth programming, and HIV/AIDS testing and counseling activities.
GRIFFITH PARK CONDITIONING HIKE: Gay and Lesbian Sierra Club has a weekly Griffith Park Conditioning Hike every Wednesday night at 7pm. Join the Sierrans for a moderate hike of 5 miles to Mt. Hollywood with an eleven hundred foot gain. Lug-soled boots are best for traction, but some hikers wear sneakers. Bring a flashlight if you're not used to hiking in the dark. Rain cancels. That's every Wednesday, 7 p.m. sharp by the flagpole near the vending machines at the Griffith Park Visitors Center. Check out other gay and lesbian Sierran outings at angeles.sierraclub.org/gls/
FRIDAY NIGHT DROP-IN: Friday evening at the South Bay LGBT Center, 7:00 - 9:45 pm. The Center will be open for your use and enjoyment. Come by and pick up publications, join in conversations about a variety of topics or hang out in a safe place; play games - there are several games at the Center, or people can bring their own table or board games. For a small donation, participants can enjoy coffee, tea, sodas, water and sometimes desserts. For questions, leave a message at (310) 328-6550. For more information, leave a message at (310) 328-6550. Check the Calendar for updates and details. southbaycenter.org
GOOD SHEPHERD CHURCH Sundays at 2pm: Good Shepherd Church at 570 East Orange Grove Blvd in Pasadena is a congregation of full inclusion. All are welcome regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation or sexual identity. An LGBT Church and so much more... "We warmly welcome the LGBT Community and its allies. We are a Christian independent congregation and not connected with any denomination. We affirm that God loves and cherishes all His children, and has shown His love through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. We invite you to join us, regardless of your religious or denominational background." For more info, go to: goodshepherdpasadena.com
You can find information on these and other events listed at the public Google IMRU Community Calendar which can be viewed/printed in monthly/weekly/daily or agenda forms. We also blog about important happenings at imru.posterous.com where you can leave comments or suggestions and crosspost links to the Calendar on Twitter as well as our Facebook page—so it pays to be a Friend and to Follow Us.


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AMMAN: Furious Socceroos coach Holger Osieck has hinted at big changes after a disastrous loss to lowly ranked Jordan left Australia facing a 2014 World Cup qualification dogfight.
Tuesday's shock 2-1 loss in Amman left the Socceroos with a lot of work to do in their quest to appear at a third consecutive World Cup finals in Brazil.
Hassan Abdel Fattah and Amer Deeb's second-half strikes sealed Australia's fate as the Socceroos were unable to counter the unrelenting intensity of their less-fancied opponents, who sit 62 places lower on the FIFA rankings.
Archie Thompson's late strike - his second goal in as many games - was all Australia had to celebrate in a performance that kept them eight points behind runaway group leaders Japan.
"The disappointment is enormous," coach Osieck said.
"We had a very, very poor first half; we didn't get into the game.
"Our passing was a disaster, we never could get into our normal rhythm.
"We played a lot of long balls and I don't know why that happened.
"There was not enough movement in midfield. It was definitely a very poor showing in the first half.
"In the second half we tried very hard. We could have scored, but when we can't capitalise then you can't blame anybody else but us."
Asked whether he would be making changes for next month's vital away clash with Iraq in Qatar, Osieck offered ominously: "I already have my plans."
Socceroos captain Lucas Neill conceded every player was now on notice and the team had to chase wins.
"Ultimately, the job is to get the points to go to Brazil and he [Osieck] has to pick a team he feels will get maximum points now," said Neill.
"We've got to keep believing and stay positive.
"There's plenty of points to play for, but if we perform like we did tonight it's going to be difficult."
With five matches to play in the final phase of qualification, Australia sit third on two points in Group B behind Japan (10 points) and Jordan (four), but are only ahead of Iraq and Oman on goal difference.
Japan's 1-0 win over Iraq in Saitama leaves the Blue Samurai looking virtually assured of qualification, with the four other teams fighting out for second spot and a direct berth to Brazil.
The third-place finisher can still qualify, but has to win play-offs against another Asian team and the fifth-placed South American team.
An uneven pitch and a Jordanian side outstanding in their willingness to launch bodies at the ball made dictating play nearly impossible.
Indeed, Australia's prime creative outlet, Mark Bresciano, was withdrawn at the break - albeit due to injury - having been virtually bypassed throughout the first half due to the Socceroos' pragmatic, direct approach.
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nomar383 wrote:Hey guys, just dropping in to let y'all know that version 0.7 has just been approved by Apple. You should see it available shortly. Check redmine for the specific change-log.
nomar383 wrote:I think by version 0.9 I will have added the ability to send the logs directly to me via email. However, there isn't a ton I can glean as of now. If you can consistently reproduce a crash, then let me know!
Also, Newzbin2 support is still up for debate. I can't decide whether to trust them or not yet. I don't want to list them in the Quick-Links and encourage using them unless the community trusts them again too.
dan13l wrote:Does nzbpad currently support binsearch? I've not had much success getting it to add anything. Works fine with nzbmatrix though.
SlackMaster wrote:I wouldn't add support.
According to http://torrentfreak.com/movie-studio-lawyers-eye-the-amazing-resurrection-of-newzbin-100605/?utm_source=feedburner <-- That article on torrentfreak, They're being investigated. I would leave them out for now since they're definitely on the radar.
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Not sure if you're taking feature requests or not, but it would be really great to be able to bookmark your own links in the built in browser. I'd like to make a link for "TV: HD" and "Movies: HD" on nzbmatrix. If this ability is there and I missed it, please let me know.


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When Nicole Walker runs off the road in a blinding snowstorm after attending a friend's wedding at a Colorado ski resort, she wakes up to find herself stranded at the remote mountain house of a handsome, enigmatic stranger. She lives and works in a fast-paced, high tech world; he is cultured and modern yet lives a quiet life in self-imposed exile. They are both powerfully attracted to each other, but there are things about him that mystify her and fill her with apprehension—and Nicole can't shake the feeling that he really doesn't want her there.
She soon discovers that he's a famous, reclusive author, renowned for his highly detailed and authentic historical fiction, and fiercely protective of his privacy. No wonder he was so reluctant to take her in, Nicole thinks. But he hides a far darker secret. As the sexual tension between them builds, the clues mount up.
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Hello one and all! Happy new year! To celebrate a new year (that I know will be better than 2011), and the fact that I reached my Goodreads reading goal I am giving away a brand new copy of one of my favorite 2011 reads (also, the first book I read in January 2011), Nocturne by Syrie James. I read and reviewed this book before I started That Artsy Reader Girl, so check out my review on Goodreads!
This giveaway is International (just make sure The Book Depository ships to you)! Yay! If a USA resident wins, the package will be coming from me. If the winner lives outside of the USA, it will come from The Book Depository.
Congratulations, Lecea L.!
Your hardback copy of Nocturne will be sent out ASAP! Hope you enjoy it as much as I did. :)
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We went out to a new Italian restaurant that opened near our house with some friends (where I ate entirely too much). Then we came back to my house and just hung around (I also ate more here). It was a lot of fun! Hope you did something festive too! Congrats on hitting your goal! And happy 2012! xo
ReplyDeleteMy boyfriend's birthday was December 30th, so we threw a combined surprise birthday party/NYE party. The surprise was almost ridiculously ruined but we managed. And it was amazing. Had a blast. : )
Congrats on reaching your GR goal! Thanks so much for the great giveaway; after seeing you mention Syrie James as many times as you have, I can't help but be uber intrigued!
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Family of missing man posts obitThe Associated Press | January 01,2013HYANISS, Mass. The family of a 23-year-old Massachusetts man who disappeared 10 days ago in Maine has posted his obituary in a Cape Cod newspaper.
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With help from scientists who specialize in brain imaging, the A-T Children's Project is seeking ways to treat the abnormal brain circuitry in ataxia-telangiectasia (A-T). For the first time, a comprehensive PET and fMRI study of the brains of adults with A-T has begun.
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Northern Virginia Software Symposium
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Open Source Debugging Tools for Java
This session will survey a wide range of tools across the Java space. We'll look at utilities such as VisualVM, jstatd, jps, jhat, jmap, Eclipse Memory Analyzer, jtracert, btrace and more.
Open Source is not just a suite of libraries you consume within your application, but now reaches into the space of tools to help you troubleshoot and improve your applications. The price of these tools eliminates barriers to their use and their open source nature allows you to mix and match them into compositions that work well for your application's unique debugging needs.
These tools will help you peel away layers of your application to expose bugs and performance ceilings. We'll interactively analyze the heap and garbage collection cycles of both local and remote applications, take snapshots of heap, query the heap for heavy usage, leaks and augment running code without a reboot and without breaking a sweat. After attending, you'll never look at Java debugging the same way again.
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Matthew McCullough is an energetic 15 year veteran of enterprise software development, open source education, and co-founder of Ambient Ideas, LLC, a Denver consultancy. Matthew currently is VP of Training at GitHub.com, author of the Git Master Class series for O'Reilly, speaker at over 30 national and international conferences, author of three of the top 10 DZone RefCards, and President of the Denver Open Source Users Group. His current topics of research center around project automation: build tools (Gradle), distributed version control (Git, GitHub), Continuous Integration (Jenkins, Travis) and Quality Metrics (Sonar). Matthew resides in Denver, Colorado with his beautiful wife and two young daughters, who are active in nearly every outdoor activity Colorado has to offer.
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This episode was VERY important to me. The Guncles committed to each other in a fabu ceremony planned by yours truly. Gosh I LOVE throwing a party but when it's a ceremony honoring the love shared by two important people in your life it's a true blessing.
Bill and Scout aka The Guncles are true soul mates. Whether the state of California will acknowledge that or not it is a fact! A fact that no court can judge. They are madly in love and deserved to in front of their family and friends pledge their love to each other forever. They are husband and husband in my mind. Love doesn't know boundaries. Love doesn't know rulings. Love is blind and nonjudgmental. Love is pure and forever! And, it was important to them because they want a family. They are in the adoption process and the commitment ceremony was a step towards the future of the beautiful family they deserve and I know will one day have! I hope soon! They'll be amazing parents!
They asked Liam to be the ring bearer. They are truly family to my kids. I was so honored they asked Liam to not only help to decide the flavor of their reception cake but walk their rings down the aisle to them. What an honor bestowed upon my little man!
The ceremony/reception couldn't have been chicer! It went off without a hitch... Ok, few hiccups along the way but the end product was nothing short of beautiful and amazing! We had a great time and I loved that the kids got so much attention from The Guncles' moms! Made my day! They are amazing children and I relish in the moments when others see that and dote on them. Especially family! Family is so important. And, you realize that even more at gatherings from the heart!
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By: Lindsey Christ
A few months before A. Ellen Parris became principal of Harlem's Choir Academy, Andrea E. Parris was told she was being demoted from her job as an assistant principal in Baltimore.
It was August 2007, and she was frustrated that nobody in Baltimore had investigated her claims of discrimination at her school. She sent an email, copying the NAACP and the governor of Maryland.
The message ended up with the police. It said, in part:
"It makes you wonder why people go into places of employment and kill people. What causes them to snap! It's things like this! Employment harassment is damaging, but the results to those who caused it can be devastating. I hope I never snap."
She wasn't arrested, but Baltimore school officials declared her unfit to be an assistant principal, saying the email "reflected extremely poor judgment, [and was] unprofessional, negative and damaging to the school system."
Parris quit three days before she was officially demoted back to being a teacher. Four months later, she was hired as principal of Choir Academy in New York, a sixth through 12th-grade school. She was now going by her middle name, Ellen.
NY1 asked her if New York officials knew about the Baltimore incident when they hired her.
"I don't know if they knew about that before I came here," she said.
The city said it conducts background checks on all potential principals, but wouldn't comment specifically on Parris's case, since she's now suing the DOE for what she says is retaliation against her for raising issues about mold at her school.
In recent years, the city has had several educators removed and arrested after they made what were seen as veiled threats of violence.
In her 2007 email, Parris wrote that it was "enormous stress and frustration" that made her worry about snapping. Four years later, in a long letter to Chancellor Dennis Walcott, she said she was dealing with "stress and frustration" at Choir Academy. Just as in Baltimore, she said she was under attack by school officials.
She wrote: "I will not stand to be undermined or 'creatively' retaliated against."
A few months later, the city fired her.
Tune in to NY1 Friday at 8 p.m. for Part 2 of the story, which looks at why Parris was fired and what's happened since then.


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Location: Round Hill VA
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"Stay clear"
Unfortunately, our builder supplied the neighborhood with these heat pumps. Many have had multiple repairs in the last 7-8 years. Some have replaced the unit altogether. Today, once again (6th repair in almost 8 years) I have a service tech out to diagnose yet another issue problem. These heat pumps are so loud, they will actually rattle your home. Avoid if possible.
Location: Pell City Al
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Have spent entirely too much on this unit. Could have bought two great Tranes for what I've had to have done with this unit. Entire Board, condenser leaks, not igniting correctly, not cycling correctly. Would never buy another.
Location: Central Michigan
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"Great unit"
This 2.5 ton 13 seer unit has been trouble free for 4 years! I think the reason for most of the dissatisfaction is with the install and follow- up maintenance... these units all use the same basic parts copeland compressors and other name brand components.. the key is proper installation and knowledgeable techs. I believe Goodman has very relaxed sales policies and will sell to any fly by nite outfit that walks thru the door, That is my opinion, and probably their only fault. their units are Good.
Location: Chesapeake, VA
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Worst buy ever. Bought ours in 2006 by 2010 we had to replace the blower. Refilled freon many times. By 2012 we were told the blower had to be replaced again. Replaced the unit instead. We had put more in repairs in it than we did in buying it. Don't buy one.
Location: Florida
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Purchased unit in december 2008, by may of 2009 I was hospitalized because the unit was filling the ducting with water, 2011 the switch went out and now it is 2012 and the unit just stopped working, the repairman said the blower is bad. Wow what a company wish I would have found this website before I bought a goodman.
Location: Perry, Georgia
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The unit is now 4 years old and has gone out. The Evaporator coil is leaking. When installed by our local rep here the unit cut off after 3 months service, the drain line was stopped up which caused it to shutdown. When they removed the cover the coil was rusted and I complained about the excessive rust. They told me they would support it for 10 years. No worries they told me. Well now it has gone bad and they gave charged me $215.00 to come out and check it and want another $625.00 to $800.00 labor but the part is covered by warranty, yea right! I didn't get anywhere calling Goodman so don't waste your time. They are even telling me that they never received my registration for the 10 year warranty. This is almost funny. Since they have so many bad reviews I'm sure they didn't get it, if you know what I mean, do yourself a favor do not have one put in. You will be sorry.
Location: Diamondhead, MS
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This is the worst experience I've ever had with an air conditioning system. You better buy the extended service warranty. By now, I bet the service guy is making about $5 a visit considering how many times he's been here to service this crap. Once again, the reversing valve is leaking. It's a nightmare! Why me! I think every part that can be replace has been changed on this system. Oh yes, the compressor was changed out last year...or was it the year before last? I can't keep up with all the a/c repairman visit and part repairs...THE WORST...and don't waste you time trying to call Goodman either...over there in Texas...you won't get past the telephone gate keepers! Never Again! Looks like I'll be getting another new reversing valve tomorrow when they come to repair this system again! This will be number 4?...5??? who knows!
Location: Appomattox Va
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The contractor that built my house and my son's house put Goodman heat pumps in both. At 5 1/2 years I was having to put 5 lbs of freon every two months to keep it cooling. I ended up replacing mine about 2 months ago. My son's started the same problem last night and his will be 5 years next month. It seems the same problem occurs over and over with these heat pumps, the freon leaks, no one can be found that is authorized to work on them or get parts for them. I ended up buying an Armstrong this time and love it so far. Never will I buy another Goodman!
Location: North Carolina
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"" No known problems""
This is what the company says: "no known problems". When I informed them that both myself and my neighbor had purchased thier unit and both are causing problems. We have had to change the coil and freon twice in less than 4 years with service cost and high cost of freon being our responsibility. I would never buy anything from the company.
Location: Orlando, Florida
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Extremely quiet system with variable speed fan. Cut my electric use in half from my old 10 seer system also a Goodman unit. I live in Orlando a hot climate.
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Welcome to the Dartmouth MCB Program
We are an interactive and collegial community of scientists dedicated to innovative, world-class research. In this environment, we train our diverse student population to become precise and creative thinkers who impact science and society.
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May 20 10:00 a.m. Cummings Hall, Room 100 (Spanos Auditorium)
Philippe Soucaille, Ph.D.
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The Weizmann Process Revisited for Cellulosic Butanol Production
Biology Seminar Host: Elizabeth B. Mearls
May 20 12:30 Chilcott Auditorium
Alexander Busch - Thesis Presentation
Pharmacological Targeting of Wnt and Hedgehog Pathways in Lung Cancer
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Daniel B. Kramer, Ph.D.
Michigan State University
Globalization and the Connection of Remote Communities: Natural Resource Implications on Nicaragua's Atlantic Coast
Biology Special Seminar Host: Tyler Pavolwich
May 20 12:30 p.m. LSC, Room 201
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The Formation of Spores and Other Non-growth States Leading to the Metabolic Shut-down of Clostridium thermocellum
Biology Thesis Presentation Advisor: Lee Lynd
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Tian Ma - Thesis Presentation
Investigations of a Novel Retinoid Target Gene: G0S2
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Understanding the Immune Effects of BRAF Inhibition in Melanoma
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To provide greater security to our students, faculty and staff, Saint Louis University School of Law has installed a security card access system for evening and weekend access to Morrissey Hall. During normal business hours (Mon. -- Fri., 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.), the School of Law and the Omer Poos Law Library will remain open to everyone.
Individuals who are not currently associated with Saint Louis University, i.e., alumni, faculty, WU Law students, or special guests, may request access to the School of Law/Omer Poos Law Library evenings and weekends, but will need to have a SLUcard to gain access. These cards are free and can be obtained by completing the form below and providing an electronic photo (.jpg file format required). The form should be returned to Saint Louis University School of Law, 3700 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63108 Attn: Denise Woods. Photos can be e-mailed to: firstname.lastname@example.com. Once approved, SLUcards will be processed and mailed within 5-10 working days or, cards can be obtained in person at Parking and Card Services (DuBourg Hall). See their website for hours and location. There is a $10 fee for a replacement card (lost/stolen). Damaged cards that are returned are replaced at no charge. For more information, contact Denise Woods (314) 977-2761. Card access to the School of Law is available at the Vincent C. Immel Atrium and Lindell entrances. Guest cards will be valid for the academic year or through December 15 of the year in which they are issued.


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(WTAM) - A Portage County English teacher and two of his students have created a holiday song dedicated to U.S. troops serving overseas. It's called "I Won't Be Home For Christmas", and it's beginning to spread on YouTube. Steve Howell teaches a course called "Literature of Lyrics in Popular Music" at James A. Arthur High School in Garrettsville. They were studying Christmas music and decided to create a song of their own. Howell tells Newsradio WTAM 1100 that some of the school's alumni are serving in Afghanistan, so they did a twist on "I'll Be Home For Christmas". Helping create the song were students Amanda Pfeifer and Aaron Boyle.
Howell says the students are amazed at the more than 74,000 hits the song has received on YouTube. They have even received feedback from soldiers overseas. Howell says he has learned as much from creating the song as his students have. Read more: WTAM


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LiquidFeedback Core
This is the central component of LiquidFeedback, called "The Core". It consists of a PostgreSQL database definition scheme ( core.sql), providing all needed data structures and logic, and 2 service programs ( lf_update.c, lf_export) to trigger regular tasks or to export a dump of the database stripped off some private data like login, password and profile data. It is providing data structures for authentication and authorisation while not implementing these mechanisms itself inside the core.
The core is stable. Official releases are provided at http://www.public-software-froup.org/liquid_feedback_core. Current development versions are available at the repository.
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- Unit support (done, but not marked as stable)
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To provide web based user access to the core, there is LiquidFeedback Frontend. It contains a web based frontend for users with access to almost any of the functions of the core and a priliminary API for mobile applications and other purposes including automatic processing of the data. The software is based on WebMCP, a framework implemented by some of the authors of LiquidFeedback. Currently it is basically a 1:1 view on the data structures and the corresponding actions and forms which are available for the user.
The frontend is beta, but there are already organisations using it in productive environments. There are currently no show stoppers, but a lot of improvements to do. Official beta releases are provided at http://www.public-software-froup.org/liquid_feedback_frontend. Current development versions are available at the development repository.
Roadmap Frontend
- Support for disabling voting weights of inactive users (done, scheduled to release)
- Support for units (open)
- Split API into public/private (open)
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- Useability: rework user views, navigation, menus, forms (open)
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Category: | Entrées |
Source: | Marco Borghese, Castello di Borghese Winery, Cutchogue |
Description: | Long Island's fishing culture makes grilled striped bass a no-brainer for the late summer months. Stuffed and simply seasoned, this recipe from Marco Borghese of Castello di Borghese Winery in Cutchogue lets the fresh, distinctively sweet flavors of striped bass sing. -Susan Kostzrewa Wine Recommendations: With its mild, sweet flavor and moderately fat flesh, striped bass calls for a white wine with freshness as well as a fuller body, such as the Onabay Vineyards 2007 Chardonnay or the Pindar 2008 Viognier. |
Number of Servings: | Serves six |
Ingredients: | 1 whole, cleaned striped bass (3 pounds) Salt and pepper to season 10 sprigs thyme 10 sprigs parsley 1 lemon, sliced ¼ cup extra virgin olive oil, divided |
Directions: | Preheat grill to medium-hot. Salt and pepper fish inside and out. Stuff fish cavity with fresh thyme, parsley and lemon slices. Brush fish with half of olive oil. Place fish on aluminum foil on grill. Grill 8-10 minutes each side. Drizzle remaining oil over fish prior to serving. |


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The Kohn Memorial Public Library is hosting a peanut butter and jelly drive in November and December. All you have to do is bring in a jar of peanut butter or jelly and for each jar you bring your name is added to a drawing that will take place on December 12th. The winner of the drawing will win a $20 gift certificate to the Farmer's Market in Monette. The donated peanut butter and jelly will go to "BIBLE" the Buffalo Island Better Life Experience.
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Zjf\\>y Serving Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Conununity \y/\\^ VoL 31, No. 16 COLUMBtJS, OHIO, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1953 Devoted to American and Jewish Ideals AMBASSADOR EBAN TO BE HERE Preparations are now being made to receive in Columbus His Excellency Abba Eban, Israel's Ambassador to the V. S., and permanent representative to tho United Rations, on Monday, April 27. Announcement was mode by Al>e A. Wolmon, cliainnan •f the Columbus Bonds for Israel organization, who is In charge of all arrangements for the Ambassador during his Columbus visit. Ambassador Eban will be received by Gov. Frank Lausche and will address a session of the Ohio Senate later In the day. Mr. Wolman dined with Ambassador Eban at the Embassy In March while attend¬ ing the Washington Conference for State of Israel Bonds and the Ambassador promised hin> that at his earliest opportunity he would visit Columbus. Mr. Eban first achieved worldwide prominence as Official Liaison t>etwe«n the Jewish community of Palestine and the United Nations' committees which deliberated the Palestine problem In Geneva and at Lake Success. He collalwrated in the preparation of the Jewish case which was brought before the General Assembly and the Security Council and himself presented a part of the Jewish pica which resulte<l In the establishment of the State of Israel. After the war, Mr. Eban settled in Jerusalem as Chief Instructor of the Middle East Center of Arabic Studies. SINGER ^EL TORME TO APPEAR AT AGUDAS ACHIM AFFAIR APRIL 29 An oustanding program Is being arranged for the next meeting of the Agudas Achim Brotherhood, scheduled Wednesday, April-20, in the social hall. Pres. Willie Goodman ha^ arranged for the appearance of tho nationally-famous crooner, Mel Torme, as the featured bit of en¬ tertainment. This meeting will be open to all male members of Agudas Achim Congregation. The business meeting starts at 8 p. m., when many important matters will be brought up for the membership. ^April in Paris' Sales Tax Party Wednesday Night An Arthur Weiss Original costume dress, valued at $69.96. wIU be one of the many door priipes available Wednesday evening at the Jew¬ ish Center, where B'nal B'rlth Women present their annual salea tax event, "April In Paris." i This gift was niade posalble through the courtesy of a' leading dres^ manufacturer in the U. S., whose fashionable clothes are sold in Columbus* exclusively at Madison's. Through the courtesy of Mr. Walter Kessler, manager of I^oew's Ohio Theater, 26 tickets Qt admiss¬ ion to the Parisian movie, "Moulin Rouge", will also be presented Wedneaday. "Moulin Rouge" opens at the Ohio Thdater Saturday, April 25, and ties in directly with the evening In Paris which B'nai B'rith Women are providing for all. IN ADDITION. Mr. Kessler has had flown here from Hollywood the original Can-Can costume worn by .Mlas Zsa-Zsa Gabor, star of the movie, which wlll be worn by one of the principals in the "April in Paris" musical presentation, part of the evenlng'a entertainment. Another surprise, this one for men only, is being made possible by Mr. Kessler, for every man present that evening. MAIN PRIZE of the evening will be the choice of either a week¬ end for two at the famous Oakton Manor Resort Hotel at Pewaukee, Wise, or an entire week for two at the fabulous Mount Royal Manor, In Miami Beach, FI4. Tickets for this and the other gifts will be given with each ad¬ mission of $100.In sales tax atamps, (continued on p>Ka 4) FUN NIGH'i" FOR BJ BROTHERHOOD Tuesday, April 28, will be "fun night" for members of the Beth Jacob Brotherhood. The Brother¬ hood get-together will take place in the social hall of the new syna¬ gogue, featuring a cafeterla-atyle luncheon, followed by card games of choice. Arnold Lcvine, newly-appointed chairman of BJ's brotherhood, will summarize the progress being (flontlnned on psfo 4) SYMPHONIC CHOIR AT CENTER Hadassati to Elect Officers Tuesday Next Tueaday. 1 p. m.. at the Jewish Center, is the tinie and place of Hadassah's regular meet¬ ing. Hospitality chairmen, Mra. Joseph Haaa and Mrs. Louis Wilaon, re¬ ceived so many compliments on the lovely Paaaover table last month and the wonderful holiday goodies (continued OQ pase 4) A moat unusual program, cllfnax- Ihg the community's observance of this year's Jewish Music Festival, wlll take place this Sunday, 8:30 p. m., at the Jewish Center, where the Ohio State University Sym¬ phonic Choir will present a con¬ cert. The Choir Is one of the nation's beat-known college choral groups, with a membership carefully ae¬ lected and trained by Its founder and director. Prof. Louia H. Diercks. During Its recent spring concert tour, the 50-voice organization made 15 appearancea in 12 cltiea in Ohio, Pennsyvania and New York, March 19-26. During the 1948 seaaon. the all- student grouii_iS^as aelected for an appearance on theyprogram of the Music Educator's VNatlonal- Con¬ ference in Detroit. \nd In 1949 It sang at the Cleveland meeting of the American Aaaoclatlon for Health. Physical Education and Recreation. The Choir haa also appeared with the Columbus Philharmonic Orchestra and was selected as the winner in a nationwide "choral quest" conducted by the Columbia Broadcasting Syatem. In a setting of beautiful, tradi¬ tional choral arrangements, the OSU Choir win include liturgical numbers . . . aome modern Israeli worka . . and a major work by the eloquent Jewlah compoaer. Juliua Chajea, "The 142nd PsEUm." This musical program, sponsored by the Center Cultural Series, ia free to Center members by re8er>- vatlon, non-members $1. Make your reservations early to guarantee seats. C^all DO. 2731. BAGELS-LOX BREAKFAST!^ AT BETH JACOB President of Beth Jacob Congre¬ gation, Mr. Joe Swartz, takes thla opportunity to welcome all mem¬ bers to a bagel and lox breakfast this Sunday in the main dining room of the synagogue's social hall, at 10 a. m. No reaervation is needed to at¬ tend thla breakfaat of good cheer. Annual Banquet At Broad St. Temple Rabbl Nathan Zelizer will Install newly-elected officers and board members of Congregation Tifereth Israel, Tuesday, May 5, 6:30 p. m., in the social hall of the Temple. Mr. Charles Margulies, vine president of the Congregation, Is chairman of the Banquet Commit¬ tee. MK. 1«EKMA,\ ^L KATZ, presi¬ dent of the Congregation, was nominated to serve for another year In the same office. The com- ' (continaed on pA^e i) Temple Israel Plans 107th Anniversary The 107th annual congregational dinner of Temple Israel will be be held at the Winding Hollow Country Club Sunday, May 17, ac¬ cording to an announcement this week by Jack Ratner, chairnjan of tfte dinner committee. CHARLES P. TAFT, publisher of the Cincinnati Times Star and one of tbe outatanding workera in church circles in Ohio, will be the speaker for the occasion. The complete program will in¬ clude muaical selections and the report of the preaident, Milton Staub. RESERVATION CARDS will be mailed to all members of the con¬ gregation next week. Ratner urged , that all reservations be returned as promptly aa poaaible because the number of reservations will bo limited to the capacity of the club. Rabbi Abba Hiliel Silver to Address, U J F Workers llabbi Abba Hlllel Silver has ac¬ cepted an Invitation of the United Jewish Fund campaign CabUlet to address the annual Men's Special Gifts dinner May 6 at the Wind¬ ing Hollow Country Club. Rabbl Silver Is considered by many as ono ot tho most Influent¬ ial personalities In American-Jew¬ ish life. He has long been a great leader In our country and Is recog¬ nized by many as having made the greatest single contribution to the establishment ol the State of Is¬ rael and its recognition by the United Nations and by our country. Hla great talent manifested It¬ self early In his life when, at the end of the first World War and in his twenties, he was called upon to addreas a large public meeting at the Royal Albert Hall In London and shared the platform with Lord Balfour, Chalm Weizmann, Dr. Max Nordau and Lord Cecil. His close cooperation with U: S. Su¬ preme Court Justice Louis Brand¬ eia In developing a program for tho development of Palestine is famed throughout the country. .Dr.- Silver is not only l^no\vn for his devotion to the welfare of the Jewlah people, but has also achiev¬ ed a high place In the world of lettera and scholarship. He haa written several works of note. In¬ cluding "Vision and Victory," a collection of his major addresses during the eventful years prior to the establishment of the State of Israel. As an American citizen. Dr. Silver \\ae been an untiring sup¬ porter of civil liberties and the ad¬ vocate of social well being In Its broadest as well as most concrete sense. He waa largely responsible for the formulation and adoption RABBI SILVER of Ohio's first unemployment in¬ surance bill. He has been an unfail¬ ing tribune of the public's interest in behalf of justice, mercy and a righteous peace. Dr. Silver received Ills rabbinical training at the J^ebrew Union Col¬ lege, following his graduation from the University' of Cincinnati In 1016. He representa the fifth gen¬ eration of rabbia In hla family. He has been awarded honorary de¬ greea from Weatern Reserve Univ¬ ersity in 1028 and the Hebrew Theological College In 1041. He was a Dudlelan Lecturer at Harvard In 1941. In 1047, as delegate of the Jew¬ ish Agency to the United Nations, Dr. Silver presented the- Zionist point ot view on Israel and his statesmanship In securing recognl- for the new state was a do- termtnlng factor In Ita final reali¬ zation. Dr. Silver served as nation¬ al chairman of the United Pales¬ tine Appeal and National co-chair¬ man of the United Jewish Appeal during the crucial years from 1938 to 1043. For a number or years, lie was chairman of the American Zionist Emergency Counoll and president of the Zionist Organization of A- merica. Dr. Silver demonstrated his lead¬ ership by the manner in which he rallied American-Jewish support In favor of a Jewish commonwealth through the American Jewish Con¬ ference and In manifold other ac^ tlvitles. For more than three decades. Dr. Sliver haa been Rabbl of.the Tem¬ ple in Cleveland, the largest Jewish Liberal Congregation In the United States.
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• Aug. 9: Marty Stuart & Eden Brent
• Sept. 13: Emmitt-Nershi Band & Della Mae
The Aug. 9 show is a part of Elvis week - the 35th anniversary of Elvis' death - and the Elvis statue at Fairpark will be unveiled at that Down on Main concert.
Excerpts from a press release from the Downtown Tupelo Main Street Association:
"Down on Main" is a free summer concert series organized by a group of young Tupelo professionals, partnered with the Downtown Tupelo Main Street Association. The event is about community and music said Chris Root, one of the original committee members. The event, which is funded by corporate sponsors and personal donations, has a family friendly atmosphere.
For more information about the "Down on Main" concert series or to inquire about obtaining a sponsorship, call 662-841-6598.


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