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Tonight's allegedly the "busiest bar night of the year," so if you like to hang out at places that are really packed, this is your jam. If you like to hear live music when you go out, you're also in luck, as a lot of the top acts seek out lucrative Wednesday-before-Turkey-Day gigs because of the aforementioned packed-ness.
If you want that live music to be (primarily) original, here are a few recommendations.
• Troy, Ohio-spawned Miss May I (whose singer, Levi Benton, recently moved to Cincinnati) is headlining the Alternative Press tour, which conveniently brings the increasingly popular "Metalcore" band back to their homeland just in time for Thanksgiving. The band's most recent release, At Heart (on Rise Records), came out this summer and was greeted with the best reviews of MMI's career and a No. 32 debut on the Billboard Top 200 chart.
The thrashy, melodic MMI headlines tonight at Bogart's in Corryville on a bill that also features The Ghost Inside, Like Moths to Flames, The Amity Affliction and Glass Cloud. Doors open at 6 p.m. and tickets to the all-ages show are $20.
Read CityBeat's interview with Benton here then check out Miss May I's most recent music video, for At Heart track "Day By Day."
• Vintage Rock & Roll stylist Chris Isaak makes his way to downtown Cincinnati tonight for an 8 p.m. show at the Taft Theatre. Tickets range from $29.50-$59.50. Isaak's going to have to play the show then hop on a plane quickly — he's slated to perform in the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Parade in New York City. (Click here to read CityBeat's full preview of the show.)
Isaak recently issued a live DVD based on his 2011 double-disc release Beyond the Sun (his first for the Vanguard label). The album was a collection of cover songs originally recorded by artists on Memphis' seminal Sun Records (from Johnny Cash and Jerry Lee Lewis to Carl Perkins and, of course, Elvis), a fitting tribute given Isaak's similar approach and sound. The new Chris Isaak Live! Beyond the Sun DVD is a concert flick featuring several songs from the Sun album, as well as some of his big hits. Expect to hear a similar set list tonight. Here's an Isaak original from the DVD, "Live It Up."
• The songcraft experts and flawless musicians of veteran Cincy Pop/Rock band The Newbees host an album release party tonight at Newport's Southgate House Revival. The release show was originally intended to be the second show at the new club (brought to you by the owners/operators of the old, beloved Southgate House across from Newport on the Levee) but a late code inspection held the grand opening up for a week. The Newbs are celebrating their LP Modern Vintage, a patchwork of musical styles and mercilessly catchy songs. Click here for a full review of the album.
The Newbees are joined tonight by The Turkeys, Chaselounge, Honey & Houston, Les Whorenettes, Shiny Old Soul, See You in the Funnies, Sundae Drives and Dave Hawkins. Tickets are $12 at the door (or $14 for those ages 18-20). Showtime is 9 p.m. Here's the Beatles-esque new album track "Up All Night":
• There are also plenty of other local original groups performing tonight. Among the highlights: Reggae/Rock crew The Ohms and soulful, rocking power trio Tattered Roots (which is celebrating its one-year anniversary) join together at Stanley's Pub in Columbia Tusculum. … Rootsy rockers Alone at 3 a.m. are playing a freebie at The Comet in Northside with Jacob Tippey and Matt Wood. … Electronic improvisers Skeetones hold down the party at The Mad Frog in Corryville, joined by guests The B.E.A.T. and Bassface. … Two former members of The Greenhornes — Brian Olive and Eric Stein — perform a free show at Northside Tavern with their current bands, The Brian Olive Band and Stein's Grotesque Brooms. … Rocket-fueled Indie/Blues/Roots/Rock trio The Sundresses headline tonight's free offering at MOTR Pub in Over-the-Rhine, joined by Detroit foursome Jeecy and the Jungle. … And two of the city's best modern rockers — Ohio Knife and State Song — perform a free show at Mayday in Northside (see poster above).
Click here for even more live music events in Greater Cincinnati tonight.
On Sept. 19, Scruby released Boy Genius, which is his second Hip Hop mixtape in less than a year. In two weeks, Boy Genius is less than a thousand downloads from surpassing Best Foot Forward, which Scruby released last November.
Over the 10 months since officially entering the music scene, Scruby has taken off. While making Boy Genius, Scruby studied at Ohio State University and played a few shows. His biggest shows included opening for J. Cole at May's BuckeyeThon Benefit Concert at OSU. Recently, he opened for Machine Gun Kelley and performed at Ohio University's 10Fest.
Along with live performances, Scruby and his team at LandSea Media produced enough videos to keep fans entertained while they worked on Boy Genius.
The wait for the new music was worthwhile. I was instantly blown away at the quality of the music. It didn't sound as if it was produced in a dorm room, but rather a professional studio. The audio was balanced and the vocals weren't hidden under a blanket of bass.
As for the lyrics, Scruby uses a mix of wordplay and comedy in his songs, and it works. His tracks follow a life of love (or rather, lovemaking), success and partying. Although I find these themes to be a stereotype of rap, Scruby pulls off the stereotypical rap lifestyle with ease.
Mixtape opener "Double Time" features Cincinnati's own DJ ETrayn. He welcomes fans to the musical journey before the song begins. The start of this track is reminiscent of Dumbfoundead's "Green." This song makes me want to lean my driver's seat back and drive with one hand on the steering wheel while doing 50 in a 25.
What seems to be a fan favorite is "Fux With Me." Crowds at 10Fest wore shirts donned with "I Fux With Cal Scruby." The song isn't my personal favorite, but I enjoy the tour of people who "fux" with Scruby and how he doesn't let it slow him down.
My personal favorite is the bonus track "Midwest City," which is a tribute to his hometown, that city where they sin two times. This closes the album and leaves me wanting to hear more from Scruby.
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Zeng is an award-winning performer and a music educator but he's never ventured into song writing, until now. He's currently working on an upcoming album titled Through These Doors about the discrimination he's faced and he wants to influence others.
"During difficult times in my life, I have always turned to music. This time, for the first time, I was inspired to write and perform my own music. After personally experiencing discrimination, I hope that my music will help others who face similar situations," said Zeng in a press release.
Combining his story with his professional knowledge in opera and musical theater to create an album that's both emotionally driven and musically appealing.
His singles "Through These Doors" and "Now" are currently available on iTunes and other major music distribution sites, but audiences have to wait until October to get the full album.
Zeng is hosting a free launch party on Friday, Oct. 19 from 8-10 p.m. at the Below Zero Lounge in Over-The-Rhine. The party is open to the public and those attending will see Zeng perform his singles as well as unveil other album songs.
• At this weekend's Whispering Beard Folk Festival in Southeast Indiana, masterful Cold Spring, Ky., Americana group The Kentucky Struts debuted their great new music video for the ominous, creeping and soulful tune, "Country Road," from their The Year of the Horse album. The band made the video with Keith Neltner and Brian Steege, who worked on the documentary Charlie Louvin: Still Rattlin' the Devil's Cage. (Read more about the Struts recent album from CityBeat here.)
The Kentucky Struts "Country Road" from Keith Neltner on Vimeo.
• Gifted local Hip Hop MC Buggs Tha Rocka (who, along with a solo career, also fronts the great live Hip Hop band Gold Shoes; read CityBeat's profile here) recently debuted the video for the third single (the previous two, "Hold Me Back" and "The Warm Up," also got the music vid treatment) off of his Wrath of Zeus album. The album is available for free download here. The latest video (made with Moxy Monster and PRES Productions) is for the track "Chicken Soup for Tha Soul."Fountain Square's popular Thursday evening "Salsa on the Square" concerts/dances — featuring top Salsa/Latin Jazz groups from across the area (and sometimes beyond), numerous dancers and even free Salsa lessons (right at the scheduled 7 p.m. start time) — are coming to an end for the summer, with two more dates left. Like all concerts on the Square, the event is free and tonight and next Thursday you can also score a free Salsa compilation EP.
"Volume 4" of the Salsa on the Square CD compilation series features five tracks by performers from this year's concerts on the Square, including locals Cla've Son, Azucar Tumbao, Son del Caribe and veteran local favorites Tropicoso, plus a cut from tonight's Salsa on the Square headliners, Bay Area ensemble Brian Andres and the Afro-Cuban Jazz Cartel.
Only 500 Salsa on the Square comps are available; half will be given out tonight and the rest next Thursday, when Tropicoso closes out the series.
Brian Andres and the Afro-Cuban Jazz Cartel will be making the most of their Cincinnati visit (though based in San Francisco since 1999, drummer/group leader Andres grew up in Cincinnati, where he first found his drumming groove). The group also performs downtown at the Blue Wisp Jazz Club, Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Admission is $10. Read more about Andres and Co. from this preview from when they were in town last year.
Here's a clip of Brian Andres and the Afro-Cuban Jazz Cartel performing "Estampa Cubana" in 2009.
Former experimental Jazz artist Matt Baumann has totally shifted gears and is now performing as banjo-playing Americana artist WolfCryer. Tonight at MOTR Pub in Over-the-Rhine, Baumann (as WolfCryer) celebrates the release of his debut, self-titled EP by performing the recording live in its entirety starting at 10 p.m. From the sounds of the EP, WolfCryer is going to be a very welcome addition to Greater Cincinnati's eclectic, thriving Roots/Americana scene.
Baumann's music partner Eric Barnett (a.k.a. whiskeyheart) then takes over the stage after the live EP presentation, followed by popular local Indie Folk group Evans Collective. Wolfcryer comes back to close out the night at around 12:30 a.m. To listen to and then purchase the EP online, visit nobleoakrecords.bandcamp.com. Here's a little sample to whet your appetite.
Click here to read an interview with Baumann from CityBeat's Brian Baker in 2008, when he was crafting adventurous music with a saxophone.
If you happened to have checked out this past Saturday's Beats Summer Concert Series event (the popular Hip Hop/Dance/DJ night presented by Self Diploma every Saturday this summer) on Fountain Square, you probably got a taste of the skills of Cincinnati native Santino Corleon, who performed right before headliner DJ Clockwork.
This week, you have another chance to sample Corleon's goods as the head-turning MC has released his latest track and accompanying music video, "Tats."
Corleon has already become a "name to watch" around the region. Upon returning to Cincinnati after a stint studying (both at college and in the Hip Hop community) in Brooklyn, Corleon stepped up his game and has been invited to perform with artists like Big Sean, Method Man and Redman, J. Cole and Gucci Mane (among other big-timers) and performing at various music festivals around the region. He's also built his buzz up by releasing several widely distributed mixtapes, including his most recent, The Hangover, hosted by DJ E-V (who works with Machine Gun Kelly and Mike Posner) and featured on Hip Hop/mixtape sites like TheOneMic.com, Live Mixtapes and LeakJones.
You can listen and download The Hangover and its predecessor — the more freestyle-oriented Where's the Love? — right here for free through Corleon's site.
Corleon is also giving away free downloads of "Tats," which will be a part of his next full release, Keep the Change. Check the video (directed by Dan Gotti) below, then click here if you'd like your very own download. The track has a cool sparse/ambient quality, with some great, tricky beats and a bass-rumble that could wake the dead. (Note: The track is also pretty non-PC and probably NSFW for most of you reading this at your job, due to language. But if your boss is cool with it, so are we.)
Loudon Wainwright III could very easily have slid into the where-are-they-now realm of celebrity obscurity if he had allowed himself to be swallowed up by the one-hit wonderment of "Dead Skunk" in 1972. Although most people at the time only knew him for that ubiquitous single, Wainwright was confident that he had plenty of other weapons in his songwriting arsenal and set about to define the 40-year Folk/Pop career that has brought him certain measures of acclaim, wealth and notoriety as a songwriter, performer, actor and dysfunctional family man, each role woven inextricably into the fabric of the others (remember when he was Captain Spalding, the singing surgeon on M*A*S*H?). Clearly, the two paths that have intersected most often in Wainwright's life are music and family; his itinerant singer/songwriter's existence has been both a positive and a negative in his numerous attempts at familial stability and his parents, wives and children have been an endless source of grist for his songwriting mill.
Chief among Wainwright's influences has been his often larger-than-life father, whose death at 63 left a gaping hole in his 17-year-old son's life and psyche. A great deal of Wainwright's unresolved love and anger issues concerning his father have been worked out in his songs over the past few decades, but his latest uniformly excellent album finds him looking back at his long timeline after reaching the milestone birthday of 65, a momentous and bittersweet benchmark that inspired the album's title; Older Than My Old Man Now.
Like much of his recent work, Wainwright explores the familiar subjects of family, aging, death and lust on Old Man, which he does with typical candor, humor and reflection. Wainwright opens with the jazzy "The Here & the Now," an annotated but honest account of his 65 years ("I took a wife, we had some kids/I screwed that up and went on the skids"), a history that he continues tracing on the contemplative and mournful "In C." In the eloquent spoken word intro to the title track, Wainwright calls his father his "principal ghost" and then launches into a Delta-flavored vamp that addresses the psychic conundrum of having more calendars under his belt than his dad ("Sixty four is awful old, you know what can happen next/Hey, I'm older than my old man ever was, and I'm trying to keep it in context").
Wainwright's broad range is best typified by the ridiculously funny "I Remember Sex," a parlor piano duet with Barry Humphries' female alter ego Dame Edna Everidge, and the sublimely heartbreaking realizations of "The Days That We Die," where Wainwright expounds, in prose and rhyme, on the reality of getting closer to life's finish line without having fully reconciled with his children for his real and imagined sins. Listening to Wainwright and son Rufus trade soul-searching verses about life and change and forgiveness will bring a tear to the most cynical eye.
Over the course of the past few albums, Wainwright has honed his songwriting style to a fine point and narrowed his focus to very personal issues which he has translated into impossibly universal songs. Older Than My Old Man Now finds him in peak form in that regard, and reinforces the idea that he's probably got plenty more to say on every subject as his finite journey heads inexorably toward the infinite horizon.
Since her 1994 indie debut, The Honesty Room, Dar Williams has attracted a diverse and pathologically loyal fan base with her quirkily hybridized Folk/Pop ministrations. Like an elegant gene splice of Shawn Colvin and Loudon Wainwright III, Williams can easily triangulate the emotional distance between breezy humor, somber reflection and crystalline heartbreak, on subjects as intimate as family and love and as broad as culture and politics, by finding the commonalities between them and translating them through her muse. Equally relevant is the fact that Williams hasn't shied away from experimenting with her base formula over the past two decades; her desire to extend her reach is a testament to her restless creative spirit and her success in doing just that is a testament to her steadfast audience.
In the Time of Gods is Williams' ninth studio album and, like the majority of her catalog, it is a work that somehow manages to be both spectacular and subtle. In keeping with her need to experiment, Williams conceived In the Time of Gods as a concept album with each song representing a particular Greek mythological archetype, while also weaving contemporary emotional, social and cultural concerns into the narrative. It's an unlikely formula, and one that requires an almost impossible songwriting balance, but Williams was clearly up to the task, because In the Time of Gods stands with the best of her albums to date.
Part of its brilliance is that Williams uses the Greek pantheon as a launch point to create her own dieties and address her unique issues, proving that mythology must be both consistent to be permanent and malleable to be relevent. The element that drives all of this home is Williams' impeccable songwriting skill as she finds the connective tissue between gods and goddesses like Hera ("I Am the One Who Will Remember Everything"), Hermes ("You Will Ride with Me Tonight"), Dionysus ("I Will Free Myself") and Poseidon ("The Light and the Sea") and places their gifted and flawed archetypes in real life situations with real life outcomes.
As always, Williams' musical accompaniment in this endeavor is engaging and beautiful and exactly right, providing the consistency that runs through her estimable canon. With a surgeon's skill, Dar Williams has grafted the wisdom, wonder and humanity of Greece's ancient pantheon onto In the Time of Gods' modern cautionary tales, further evidence of the contention that Williams is among the finest Folk/Pop songwriters of the last half century.
(Dar Williams performs in Cincinnati on June 23 at Mt. Lookout club The Redmoor.)


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- Jan 22:
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- San Rafael sends housing element update to state for approval
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- Marin Voice: Building more housing in Marin is no guarantee of affordability
- Dec 14:
- Marin Voice: Growth can be an opportunity in Marin if it's well-managed
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- Editorial: Marin County housing plan an important first step
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- County OKs housing program after making cutbacks
- Live updates: Marin supervisors approve $14M computer system ahead of afternoon housing showdown
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- Marin Voice: Flawed housing plan promotes higher densities
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- Marin Voice: Key points to consider about the county's housing element
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- Dick Spotswood: There should be room for compromise in Marin's housing debate
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- Marin Voice: There's no room in Marin for projected housing
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- Supervisors embrace Point Reyes Station affordable housing plan
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- Live updates from Marin supervisors meeting on Marinwood Plaza plan and Pt. Reyes housing, 9 a.m.
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- Marin Voice: Varied densities make sense in Marin planning
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- George Russell: Watching the cycle of sprawl in Marin County
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- Marin Voice: Housing close to transit hubs is a time-tested model
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- Marin County planners OK 419 dwellings along Highway 101
- Editorial: Rice reaches out on housing
- Live updates from Marin Planning Commission meeting on affordable housing proposal
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- Marin Voice: Marin supervisors should not avoid scrutiny of housing plans
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- HUD awards $450,000 to Marin group to fight housing discrimination
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- Marin housing plan: 10 sites, 502 dwellings
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Marin County residents join citizens across the Bay Area in regarding the cost of housing as a regional crisis, but don't think local government should focus on building more homes, a new survey indicates.
Based on interviews with more than 1,000 Bay Area residents, the Bay Area Council, a business advocacy group, reported that 79 percent feel the region faces a "housing cost crisis" and 52 percent believe officials have not built enough housing to support economic growth.
Although the council said its survey overall had a 3 percent margin of error, the margin for breakout of Marin results was 16 percent. Even so, Marin opinion tracked the Bay Area at large, with 77 percent in Marin agreeing that the cost of housing is a crisis.
But "among a long list of issues that residents feel government leaders should be focused on, building more housing comes in dead last" in the Bay Area, the council reported. Instead, 76 percent of all those surveyed said public officials should give priority to public safety, improving schools and cutting the cost of government.
At the same time, and in accord with Marin County planning policies, 64 percent of all surveyed believe new housing should be built in local cities, instead of in open space or farmland. But just 55 percent said they supported new housing in their own neighborhood.
The council noted that although 71 percent across the region cited a traffic crisis in the Bay Area, 68 percent reported driving to work alone and never using public transit. In Marin, 82 percent cited a traffic crisis.
"When it comes to finding solutions to our housing problems, it's hard to tell whether we need a home builder, a psychologist or a magic wand," observed Jim Wunderman, the council's CEO. "There is a fundamental disconnect among the region's highly educated residents about the relationship between supply, demand and price."
Wunderman, noting the Bay Area is the fastest-growing region in California, asserted that failure to provide new housing could "pull the rug out from under our economy."
The council's survey indicated 61 percent support cutting red tape, easing regulations and reducing fees for low and moderate income housing.
"Costly and time-consuming regulation is one of the biggest culprits in artificially stunting the region's housing production," Wunderman said, urging consideration of "streamlining or eliminating" California Environmental Quality Act rules making "urban housing solutions" difficult.
In other survey results, some 57 percent said the region is "headed in the right direction." Some 60 percent of Marin respondents agreed.
Varying levels of approval and dissatisfaction with the work of county supervisors were cited across the Bay Area.
In Marin, 48 percent approved of the work of county supervisors, while 44 percent disapproved. Across the Bay Area, 41 percent approved, and 35 percent disapproved, of the job local supervisors were doing.


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St. Petersburg, FL (Sports Network) - Ben Zobrist singled in the go-ahead run in the bottom of the eighth inning to send the Tampa Bay Rays to a 3-2 win over the Seattle Mariners at Tropicana Field in the opener of a three-game series.
Earlier in the inning, Johnny Damon reached on an infield single with two outs that should have ended the inning, but third baseman Adam Kennedy took too long to get the ball to first and Evan Longoria followed with an RBI single to left to knot the game at 2-2. Zobrist then hit a single to center for the go- ahead run.
"It sets an example for everybody else," Rays manager Joe Maddon said of Damon's hustle. "He's over 30 and he still plays the game that hard all the time. I love it."
John Jaso also added an RBI for the Rays, who ran their winning streak to three games.
Juan Cruz (5-0) earned the win in 2/3 of an inning in relief and Kyle Farnsworth worked a perfect ninth to notch his 22nd save of the season.
Felix Hernandez (11-11) was excellent in defeat, giving up three runs on six hits while fanning nine and walking three over eight frames.
"I thought his stuff was electric tonight," Mariners manager Eric Wedge said of his starter. "He was efficient and controlled the game. It's tough to give it away late like that, especially with him on the mound."
Kyle Seager cracked his first major league home run for the Mariners, who have lost three straight.
Seattle opened the scoring in the third. Trayvon Robinson ripped a double to right and moved to third on a groundout by Ichiro Suzuki. Tampa Bay elected to play the infield in and Franklin Gutierrez grounded a ball to second. Sean Rodriguez made a nice play moving to his right to snag the ball but hurried his throw to the plate and sailed it wide of Jaso, allowing Robinson to score.
The Rays manufactured the tying run in the fifth. B.J. Upton slapped a one-out single to left and stole second and third. Matt Joyce walked to give the Rays runners on the corners and Jaso got a perfect bunt down the first base line, allowing Upton to score and tie the game.
In the seventh, Seagar deposited a poorly-placed fastball from Rays starter Wade Davis deep into the right field bleachers, giving the Mariners a 2-1 advantage.
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Spectacular coastal landscapes with rugged cliffs and sandy beaches provide the backdrop of Innes National Park. The park comprises 9,415 hectares of coastal vegetation, contributing to one of the few large areas of significant vegetation on the Yorke Peninsula.
Innes offers fantastic opportunities to enjoy camping, bushwalking, fishing and surfing. Discover the park's mining and maritime history by exploring the remnants of Inneston, once a booming gypsum-mining town, or go scuba diving among the shipwrecks that lay off the coast of the park. You can even stay overnight in one of the restored miners cottages in the historic Inneston village.
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The key part of that equation was Wednesday's game at Solvay, where the Warriors broke a close contest open in the late going and got past the Bearcats 12-5.
Defense proved an issue on both ends, the two teams combining for nine errors. That led to runs, and Westhill shook off Solvay's three-run outburst in the first inning by scoring seven times in the second and third frames to seize a 7-3 lead.
Solvay scored twice in the fifth to pull back within 7-5, but the Warriors answered with a five-run outburst in the top of the sixth to give itself a comfortable cushion.
J.C. Pena reached base four times for Westhill, including a triple, scored twice and finished with four RBIs. Ben Walsh and Jacob Nigolian each had two hits and one RBI. Joe Meluni and Jeff Lobello both had two walks and three runs scored.
Alex Godzak pitched six innings and took the win, striking out eight. Solvay's Carmen Gacek lost despite 11 strikeouts in 5 2/3 innings of work. John Savo had two hits and two runs scored.
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State And Local Governments Adopt Microsoft Dynamics CRM To Improve Citizen Service Delivery
REDMOND, Wash., March 27, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Microsoft Corp. today announced four Microsoft Dynamics Customer Excellence Award winners and showcased eight unique customer approaches to using Microsoft Dynamics in the state and local government market. These customers join more than 500 state and local government organizations leveraging the power of the Microsoft Dynamics CRM platform to achieve cost savings, streamline operations and transform the delivery of citizen services.
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"State and local government leaders are facing increasing pressure to cut costs while improving our nation's most critical services across public safety, healthcare and entitlement programs," said Amir Capriles, general manager, U.S. Public Sector Dynamics at Microsoft. "Our Customer Excellence Award winners are using Microsoft Dynamics CRM to solve complex business challenges, grow with constituent demands and replace legacy IT environments. We applaud their vision and leadership in driving significant impact for their constituents."
Faced with serious fiscal challenges and resource constraints, government, education and healthcare organizations are seeking alternatives to expensive legacy systems. Public sector leaders are increasingly turning to Microsoft Dynamics CRM because the solution empowers organizations to be more responsive to citizen needs at a fraction of the cost, and these four award winners — Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, Commonwealth of Virginia, Cancer Treatment Centers of America Inc. and Illinois Department of Corrections — are leading the way through their innovative deployments.
State and Local Governments- Innovative Service Delivery and Cost Savings: Commonwealth of Virginia . The commonwealth has modernized multiple agencies' business functions with Microsoft Dynamics CRM. Virginia decided to replace outdated, manual systems and processes by adopting a shared services environment, eliminating the need for customized agency solutions. The modernization has sped the processing of citizen services inquiries; eliminated outdated, unsupported software and hardware systems; and enabled staff to work on other, more strategic tasks. The agencies are now operating more efficiently, which benefits both the citizens of Virginia and other state agencies. Virginia continues its innovative and creative approach to improving customer service and is saving taxpayers' dollars in the process. Commonwealth of Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell summarized, "It makes the citizens happier; it makes our state employees happier because they can deliver better value and service to the customer. It's just a win-win."
- Managing a Citywide Convention: City of Charlotte, N.C . Faced with hosting a large influx of visitors during the 2012 Democratic National Convention, the city needed to replace its manual permitting processes with a new solution. The city adopted Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online and tailored the permitting solution to meet the unique demands of hosting the convention. The deployment has enabled Charlotte to reduce the burden of maintenance on its IT resources, automate previously manual workflows and streamline the overall event application process.
- Driving Up Jobs and Revenue: State of Indiana Economic Development Corp. (IEDC) . Indiana and its economic development corporation have undertaken massive transformations that make the state more economically viable and improve responsiveness, accountability and efficiency. Bucking downturn trends, the state has attracted $6.4 billion in new economic development and 27,620 jobs. To achieve these results, the state improved collaboration and data access and automated processes by partnering with Crowe Horwarth International to deliver the Microsoft Dynamics CRM solution, enabling economic development staff to spend more time strengthening existing business relationships and pursuing prospective companies. Chad Pittman, executive vice president at IEDC, explained, "With the business process transformation and Microsoft Dynamics CRM implementation, IEDC doubled per-employee productivity and total deal flow while reducing the agency's annual budget allocation from $60 million to $40 million."
- Unified Offender Case Management: County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania. The courts, jails, district attorneys, and probation and parole offices that make up the criminal justice system previously maintained disparate case management systems. This wide range of applications lacked common standards, which led to duplicative data entries and made reporting and analysis very complex. As a result, the association developed a unified case management solution built on Microsoft Dynamics CRM. Combined with a set of Nation Information Exchange Model-compliant data standards, the platform improved information sharing at all levels of government and increased efficiency and accuracy throughout the offender lifecycle.
- Advanced Information Sharing and Mobile Victim Notification: Indiana Department of Corrections (IDOC) . The department is integrating technology services to improve communication between criminal justice partners and to better serve victims. Built on Microsoft Dynamics CRM, Indiana Statewide Automated Victim Information and Notification shares custody information about offenders with crime victims and citizens. The IDOC can now personalize notifications, giving them control over how and when they are notified and improving information that is provided to victims, law enforcement and other justice partners.
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- Reimagined Health and Streamlined Delivery of Care: Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals (DHH) . Leveraging Microsoft Dynamics CRM, Louisiana DHH is modernizing case management for the Office of Adult and Aging Services, providing case workers and citizens with one solution for intake, assessment, electronic plan of care and ongoing case management. Microsoft Dynamics CRM will help Louisiana DHH consolidate more than 109 existing case management applications under a single platform, enabling a projected decrease in more than 40 percent of redundant tasks and programs. Louisiana DHH plans to use Dynamics CRM as part of its upcoming Medicaid eligibility modernization engagement with Deloitte Consulting to support Medicaid recipients across the state. "Innovation is occurring in all corners of our healthcare system where states have led the execution of nation's health IT agenda," said Bruce Greenstein, secretary, Louisiana DHH. "We must continue to push the entire healthcare community toward solutions that translate new technological capabilities into more efficient delivery of care and better health outcomes."
- Rapid Hotline Response and Reduced Abuse: Florida Department of Children & Families Abuse Hotline . IBM leverages Microsoft Dynamics CRM to deliver a call-center solution for more efficient intake processes, online reporting and performance management functions to improve the experience for more than 200 hotline counselors and the quality of interaction with child protective investigators and law enforcement. As a result of using the platform, the hotline can more quickly respond to calls, help ensure greater data accuracy, and more effectively identify patterns of abuse and manage high-risk situations.
- Inter-County Standardization and Care Coordination: Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities (DODD) . To transform a highly fragmented environment to a more seamless, coordinated system, the DODD chose Microsoft Dynamics CRM for its Imagine project. The new shared information system environment lets 18 region V counties, the Mideast Ohio Regional Council and its supporting council of government use shared administrative activities and standardized practices to deliver services to individuals with developmental disabilities.
- Timely and Responsive Benefits: The State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) . CareDirector, built on Microsoft Dynamics CRM, will be used to manage the Aging and Disability Resource Centers across the state, including options and benefits counseling services, and to manage its Older Americans Act programs for nutrition, transportation and other services for seniors and people with disabilities. The system promises timely, responsive and transparent data for DHS' operations.
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File: rObjectiveTrackerMover11-02-14 |
theres no way to add X co ords. onl...
Posted By: Ke11ett
theres no way to add X co ords. only Y?
Where you set the "cfg.y" add a new line "cfg.x = -1650". This will put it on the left of the screen for me.
Then in the two places you see "a1,af,a2,x,cfg.y" replace with "a1,af,a2,cfg.x,cfg.y"
File: rObjectiveTrackerMover10-17-14 |
Doesn't seem to stay where I move i...
Posted By: Ke11ett
Doesn't seem to stay where I move it too. Am I missing a way to lock it to a location?
File: kAutoOpen09-22-14 |
What happens if my bags are full?...
Posted By: Ke11ett
What happens if my bags are full?
Not much. It will attempt to open the item anyway but nothing will happen other than the loot frame will show, similar to if you have the auto loot setting turned off.
File: oUF Phanx12-28-12 |
Oh, I see what happened. When I typ...
Posted By: Ke11ett
Oh, I see what happened. When I typed "Fury Ward" into Wowhead it sent me to the page for some raid trash buff called "Warden's Fury", and I didn't notice that the name didn't match. :rolleyes:
Fury Ward will be added in the next release.
Just noticed you've typo'd the spell ID. It should be 119839 not 119830
File: oUF Phanx12-01-12 |
Why is Fury Ward useful to see? It...
Posted By: Ke11ett
Why is Fury Ward useful to see? It looks like a static, predictable self-buff that can't be removed and doesn't affect your individual gameplay...
It's used as a warlock tanking cooldown. It runs out after absorbing an amount of damage or 10 seconds. Which ever comes first. If it runs out before the 10 sec is over it's helpful to...
File: oUF Phanx12-01-12 |
Warlock corruption ID has changed /...
Posted By: Ke11ett
Warlock corruption ID has changed / been removed. Can you add the following to aura filters in the warlock section:
auras = 2 -- Corruption
Can you also add
auras = 4 -- Fury Ward
File: oUF Phanx10-30-12 |
Can you please add the following Wa...
Posted By: Ke11ett
Can you please add the following Warlock aura to auras.lua
auras = 2 -- Doom (Metamorphosis)
File: Satrina Buff Frames 312-22-10 |
Is there a way to show stack count...
Posted By: Ke11ett
Is there a way to show stack count if there is more than 10?
File: oUF_Slim11-20-10 |
Originally posted by Dawn
Mhm, wh...
Posted By: Ke11ett
Originally posted by Dawn
Mhm, which version are you using? Have you modified something in the layout?
Anyone else getting this?
Fixed it. While checking what the newest version was I noticed in the change log you had included oUF_Smooth. Removed my standalone version and it works correctly again.
File: oUF_Slim11-20-10 |
Originally posted by Dawn
Which c...
Posted By: Ke11ett
Originally posted by Dawn
Which class do you play?
Just tested it on paladin, dk, priest. Works fine for me.
Warlock. As you can see in the tooltip I have 1K/36k health but the player, target & ToT unit frames still looks like I'm on full health.
File: oUF_Slim11-19-10 |
With the setting cfg.TransparencyMo...
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With the setting cfg.TransparencyMode = false it always looks like I'm on full health. Is this suppose to be the case?
File: Tabard-O-Matic11-05-10 |
Re: support..
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Originally posted by cag_dk
Any chance you could support Adrielle's AdiBags please
+1 for adibags.
File: LightHeaded09-27-10 |
Originally posted by Cladhaire
Posted By: Ke11ett
Originally posted by Cladhaire
What version? What versions of WoW? Thanks for helping me to troubleshoot it.
The AddonLoader code should be working fine still, nothing has changed in that regard.
TourGuide: ## Version: 220.127.116.11
LightHeaded: ## Version: 310
TomTom: ## X-Curse-Packaged-Version: r240-release
AddonLoader: #...
File: LightHeaded09-26-10 |
Originally posted by Cladhaire
Posted By: Ke11ett
Originally posted by Cladhaire
Same thing applies, I'd need more information.
With these four addons the lightheaded window never appears until I /rl a few times. If I remove all your addonloader stuff from the LightHeaded.toc file it works fine.
File: LightHeaded09-26-10 |
Originally posted by Cladhaire
Posted By: Ke11ett
Originally posted by Cladhaire
It's almost certainly a quest log replacement or something similar. Let me know what you find out.
I have the same issue. Sometimes it appears after I do a few /reloadui
File: Target For Me02-06-10 |
Here is two that might be useful...
Posted By: Ke11ett
Here is two that might be useful
/tar Eonar's Gift
/tar Strengthened Iron Roots
/tar Freya
Valithria Dreamwalker
/tar Blazing Skeleton
/tar Suppresser
/tar Risen Archmage
/tar Blistering Zombie
/tar Gluttonous
File: SLDataText10-06-09 |
The durabilities modules auto repai...
Posted By: Ke11ett
The durabilities modules auto repair from guild bank isn't working for me. It always uses my own funds.
File: Obituary07-08-09 |
Is it possible to make this output...
Posted By: Ke11ett
Is it possible to make this output to a certain chat tab rather than just going to my General tab?
File: oUF_TsoHG01-31-09 |
Just commenting out line 722 seems...
Posted By: Ke11ett
Just commenting out line 722 seems to resolve the problem without any side effects.
The line you need to comment out should be:
File: Broker_SoulShards01-18-09 |
Originally posted by xtoq
Any cha...
Posted By: Ke11ett
Originally posted by xtoq
Any chance on that feature request? I love the add-on all the same, not planning on switching, just curious.
Sorry i had forgot you had asked about it. I dont think its a feature I will add. I think that for most users it would be used so infrequently that its better to leave out.
File: Broker_SoulShards12-17-08 |
@Aranarth: Thanks for you help. It'...
Posted By: Ke11ett
@Aranarth: Thanks for you help. It's my first addon and the first thing i've even made in Lua.
@xtoq: Should work with Broker2Fubar now.
File: Broker_SoulShards12-15-08 |
Re: Doesn't seem to work with B2F
Posted By: Ke11ett
Originally posted by xtoq
Hi, I use FuBar and the Broker2Fubar addon, but for some reason, Broker_SoulShard doesn't show up anywhere; not on FuBar, not on my screen, not even in the B2F options (where you should be able to tell it where to display and how). Any ideas?
Didn't test it with Fubar. I'll put it on later and have a...
File: TipTac12-05-08 |
Is there any plan to add an option...
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Is there any plan to add an option so members of the opposite faction are coloured different whether they are hostile or not?
Currently this is something i have to add myself everytime tiptac updates.
File: LightHeaded11-24-08 |
If i have 2 quest in my log and com...
Posted By: Ke11ett
If i have 2 quest in my log and complete the quest that lightheaded is currently showing comments for it then becomes impossible to show the comments for the remaining quest without either accepting new quest or doing a reloadui.
File: FireExit10-18-08 |
Thanks. I was after a ExitFu replac...
Posted By: Ke11ett
Thanks. I was after a ExitFu replacement after migrating to LDB.


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Clear Channel Radio's Z100 Named 2011 "Station Of The Year" At First Worldwide Radio Summit
New York – May 4, 2011 –
Z100, New York's hit music station, announced today that it was named "Station of the Year" at the 2011 Worldwide Radio Summit. The Worldwide Radio Summit presented domestic and international awards to the radio industry, and highlighted the most important issues impacting radio today as well as the future of radio broadcasts.
"It's an honor to be named station of the year, and we couldn't be more appreciative of the support of our millions of fans from across the country, who helped us achieve this level of recognition," said Sharon Dastur, Z100 Program Director. "I also want to thank the fantastic Z100 team, which made this milestone a reality. Congratulations to everyone!"
Z100 prevailed in the "Station of the Year" category against 97.1 AMP Los Angeles, 106.1 Kiss FM Dallas, 99.7 Now FM San Francisco and 107.7 The End Seattle. Clear Channel's Jon Zellner, Senior Vice President of Programming, won the award for Company Senior Programmer, and Clear Channel was also nominated for a number of additional awards, including Company of the Year, Company Exec, Company Online Exec, Station Exec, Station Programmer and Station Air Talent.
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Dysfunctional Family Getting It Together Moving Sale
I probably have to move. And even if I don't move? I still have to raise some funds quickly. I need an attorney.
And so, I will have numerous items for sale, not only collectibles.
I will be back later to edit this ad to make it more organized. For now, here is what I am pretty sure I can get rid of:
1. 1950's fox stole, in good condition. Well, decent condition. It does need to have at least one pelt resewn into the one next to it. I might be able to repair this if I can find the time.
2. 1950's fox thing ladies wore around their necks. I cannot recall what they are called. It's the real animal, taxidermied and stuffed. It clips around the neck.
3. LOTS and lots of vintage ladies' leather gloves, all in very good condition. Really, no one is emailing me about these. If I don't hear back from you folks here on Craigslist, you'll be forcing me to take the time to go to a consignment shop. Please don't do that. I am so short on time right now. Check out the ladies gloves, or just show some interest. These are beautiful.
4. Assorted other collectibles: demitasse spoons, glassware:
Glassware includes two sets of vintage wine glasses, the ones that people today think are really just for cordials or shots. That's not the size of a glass of wine the way it used to be served. These are almost tulip shaped, flared out on top of bowl, etched with floral patterns. Both are crystal. The one set, unfortunately, the better of the two, has one broken glass. It's a very clean break at the base of the bowl.
One set of cobalt, hand-blown champagne flutes. These have "markers" for them, like the things you see at Pier One and other nouveau riche, overpriced stores? The markers have pearls and/or crystals or other beads on them.
5. Loads and loads of ladies clothing. Some formal, some casual. Some excellent quality, some just so-so. Quite a few pieces of leather ladies clothing. Skirts, pants. Silk. Leather boots. Formal dresses. How I hate to part with these, but he never thought I was worth taking out like that anyway. I just play dress-ups with them myself. You know, all alone late at night, when it's quiet, and I can put on my Lady Diana black cocktail dress, the simple black one, and pretend for a while? Problem is? I'm not eight years old anymore. Obviously, I do not need this dress. Or the other formal ones.
I also have these incredibly gorgeous shawls. Some are silk. What a shame that my cashmere cape went missing. I'd sell that now too. I would probably cry, but? Such is life.
6. Loads of kids clothes, toys, books; GOOD condition (Hollister, lots of name brands). Shoes? You want shoes, especially for boys and male teenagers? We've got TONS of these. Nothing but the best, but money is always such an issue. Why does this just not make sense? Is it me? Or is that just dumb? Now, tell me, just what kind of man goes out and buys a $200 bicycle for a first grader and then says he might not be able to pay child support next month? Nothing but the best, oh no.
7. Furniture. I am not sure what is staying, what is going yet. I will try to post pictures this evening. Some from 1960s, some from 1980s, some older than that. Mohagany, pecan, ash, leather, marble. Thomasville bedroom set, pier-group style headboard with lights and storage headboard, two chests of drawers on either side. Armoire with door on one side and shelves inside, drawers on the other side. Triple dresser, with two doors that open to shelves and two drawers each. This was given to me by my father; he bought it in 1980. Very nice pieces. Tropical look. Wicker trim. I do have some repairs to do on this set. All dovetailed drawers. All labeled with exactly what chest it came out of, so that they didn't get lost or help me lose my mind in all these moves. Geeze, the dysfunction has to stop.
8. Very good book collection. Please let me know what sorts of books you are interested in, and I'll go have a look and cry while I contemplate parting with my precious books. Plenty of philosophy, mythology, economics. Oxford Thesaurus, hard cover; Oxford Encyclopedia of the English Language. Text books that were too good to toss out. Wish I knew where my big cocktail-table book on Egypt was. Dad gave that to me when I was only about ten or twelve years old. I'd seen it in National Geographic. Lost in yet another move. So was the book The Age of Reason. Even my box of rocks in the mahogany dovetailed box from way back in the 30's was lost in one move. Just how does a box of rocks get lost? Lost in the dysfunction. So was my pearl necklace. And he griped at me that "moving is hard on vehicles," when I asked if I could use his brand new SUV to move some boxes, so as to save some money on the moving expenses. But I've still got lots of good books left. Pardon me, while I shed a few tears here. My books. I love them.
EDIT Feb 4: Lots of history books--The Atlas of World History; several books on the World Wars; philosophy (Ayn Rand, Adam Smith, Karl Marx, etc), Algebra and Trigonometry Solver; more math and algebra text books; Barron's Study Guides--some for Spanish, some for mathematics; several John Jakes paperbacks from series (Kent Family--volume 1 and 3 [might be more here of those]), several of the Folgers Library Shakespeare paperbacks: Hamlet, Merchant of Venice, and a few more in this series; a few Harry Potter book, including a mint condition paperback edition of The Prisoner of Azkaban and one hard cover [I'll check later for that title]; Box Car Children--one or two from this series; a very cool and interesting book called Shakespeare Stories, which is a contemporary rendition of some of the bard's plays (Othello, King Lear, The Tempest, The Taming of the Shrew, Henry the IV, Part One [of my very favorite pieces of literature of all time!], Romeo and Juliet--and a few more--this is a great book for anyone who loves Shakespeare's works or also for students studying Shakespeare because the plays are written like late 20th century novels; two HP Lovecraft books, one paperback, one hard cover; a few John Grisham novels, Nefertiti and more history/anthropology books; Family Treasury of Great Biographies, volume two [George Washington, Mahatma Ghandi, Einstein, Marie Antoinette, Mark Twain]; linguistics text books/study guides; Wake Tech text books (writing text books); lots of writing guides, etc. Also, I just now realized this: I've got some cookbooks, including a brand new, never-been-used copy of Desserts by Pierre Herme. I used to have these two wonderful cookbooks from the 1950s that disappeared in some of these moves. One was called NEVER IN THE KITCHEN WHEN COMPANY ARRIVES. Oh, how I wanted to do real entertaining . . . too bad those books are missing.
I have a lot of books, though so many of them have been lost or "loaned" to people who never returned them. Some are just missing.
For practical reasons, if you want to buy books, I have to ask that you buy a minimum number. I'm not trying to be pushy; it's just that my time is so limited right now, and making an appointment for one or two books is just not worth my time. That sounds so snotty--I do not mean it that way.
Also, someone who collects book for children in foster care emailed me. I wish she would get back in touch with me. I have so many children's books that would be great for children stuck in the limbo/hell of foster care.
8. SOME jewelry. Some is "real" stuff, but I'm not sure I'm ready to part with just yet.
If you're into costume jewelry or beading, I've got it. Let me know what you are looking for, and I'll get back to you. Much of what I have are very high quality beads, some with semi-precious stones, pearls; 925 silver and GP findings; and some of it it is just junk. Swarovski crystals, flatbacks, glass pearls, Czech glass. More unfinished projects. Too much chaos.
9. New in box: stun gun (no, I did not stun him--not with the stun gun, anyway); pepper spray. Never opened the pepper spray and no, it was not for spraying him. I just thought I ought to protect myself from dangerous folks in the outside world. It was INSIDE the home that the danger lay. Both are new in the box, with price stickers on them. I'm feeling too lazy at the moment to go look at the prices. Check back, please.
10. Beach items-umbrellas, etc. One umbrella is a six-foot thatch thing, new in the box. Buy it? Lose it in the shed, forget about it, and then because money is just no object? Go buy another one. Brilliant family management. Also a beach cabana. You know, the kind that you can really set up camp with at the beach? I also used it for art shows. It can go too. Maybe my sewing machine too, and all that fabric I've collected over the years. Isn't this just pathetic?
11. Office supplies--magnetic backed paper for making cards, cutters, tools and lots more.
12. Beautiful handmade ojets d'art; send email for pictures. Trust me, these are beautiful. I made them myself, but the dysfunction got so out of hand that I was never able to properly get them to market. Or rather, the few times I did, the stock market crashed (Remember THAT? In October '08?). Or there was just no cooperation coming from those who should have cooperated. Or there was too much interference. You know, that's one lesson I've learned through all of this: Don't interfere. Just don't.
13. Antique 12 -made in 1902. Will get the info on that and put it in this ad. I found an identical one online last year, same brand, everything. Makes a nice piece for putting above your fireplace (but don't use it, for heaven's sake). Sorry, had to take this out for now. Have to check on legality of selling it. Contact me after Friday, and I'll let this go to the highest bidder. It came from an Italian stationary/lottery store in Brooklyn, from the 1920s (though it is older than that).
14. Antique desk with ink well, oak, iron legs beautifully refinished by my mother. Chair to go with it is maple, I believe. Trust me, you can beat the heck out of this thing and you won't hurt it. Very strong, sturdy pieces. Sorry, Mother, to get rid of it. Too bad I gave the children's antique mahogany desk to my friend; I'd sell that one too.
15. Solid--yes, authentic solid cherry bookshelf. It is not veneered, which is very unusual, even in high quality furniture. A good, strong bookshelf. It's a dag-goned shame that families have to make such messes out of things, because this is a very beautiful, high quality piece of furniture. I'd love to keep it. $125 for this piece. You would pay that for the junk made in China today--with chip core made out of wood chips drenched in formaldehyde (no, I'm not kidding; that's what most of that chip core stuff is: poison). Then again? Dysfucntional families are poison to the human soul. What do I care if I no longer have this THING?
16. Sealy Posturepedic queen-sized mattress and box springs. You cannot beat the quality of Sealy/Stearns and Foster. My back stopped aching when I got this bed.
Someone emailed me about this. I'm sorry, but I cannot recall which reply is yours. Email me again, if you are still interested.
And you know, this just occurred to me: something that would help me tremendously is the name of item[s] you are interested being put into the subject line of your reply to me. That way, I can keep better track of all this.
17. Lots of gardening tools: pots, soil, hangers.
18. Charcoal grill. Not a big one. Good to go, once it's cleaned. You give me $15 to get it off my porch and it's yours. Take all the charcoal that's left and the lighter fluid too. It's also got a cover. Not that we, in our dysfunctional style of living, used the cover. Heavens, no. So much better to make a mess and leave it for Mom to clean up. Or some cleaning fairy that never showed. I will get that picture before the day is out. I apologize to the lady who asked me several times for the picture. My computer crashed and had to be taken in for repairs. That also set me back about a week.
19. Bad time of year to be selling my hand painted Christmas tree ornaments, isn't it? If you like unique Christmas tree ornaments and are willing to be merciful with me (as in: please don't try to buy my labor and creativity for fifty cents), I can go through that stuff and find you some really gorgeous ones. Santa wizards, hand painted by me; the ornaments themselves made out of crushed pecan shells. These things went over quite well with the other side of the family, and I"m feeling like a jackass for sending my very favorite one to them for Christmas this year. Someone who took a brief look at one of them a few years ago said, "Wow, that guy looks like he could turn you into a lizard!" Ahh, come on. He's a wizard, not necessarily out to hurt you. It's all up to you. Attitude is so important. So is gratitude.
20. I have some unique family heirlooms that I can never replace. It makes me sad to think of parting with these things, but if I must, I must. I will not part with them for fifty cents, however. Contact me for pictures of these if you are interested. For reasons of privacy, I cannot describe them or post pictures of them in this ad.
21. This news just in. The pecan, beautifully kept Broyhill triple dresser with dovetailed drawers is available. French provincial, scalloped edges. Picture to come shortly. This is quite a sad thought for me to ponder getting rid of. I was going to put it in my youngest child's bedroom. Gifted to me by a very, very dear friend who would never intentionally hurt me.
That picture is now attached! Hooray for computers that work!
22. More French provincial. This is a pecan marble-topped square cocktail table. The marble is real, not fake. It's from the late 1960's. It can be used as an end table as well, if your space is large enough. We've had it up against the fireplace here, like it's some cardboard box in the garage, collecting junk or jars with fireflies in them. Swell way to treat my furniture. Good thing marble doesn't dent or damage easily. Not as easily as people do, anyway. If my mother finds out I'm trying to sell this or her oak desk? I'm probably cut out of her will. But that's a once-every-four-to-five year threat anyway, so? Who cares?
Mother, if you see this? I did ask you, I did, and you turned me down. What comes around goes around. Have to sell the marble topped table. Then again? There was the **other** marble topped table, the one that was really an old bakery/pasty stop piece on wheels, and YOU left it on the garage floor. Little Brother, who was so curious about it, LIKE CHILDREN WILL BE, MOTHER, tried to check it out, and it flipped over and smashed all over the floor with a great WHOOSH! That thing was on wheels, and you left it on the garage floor? Huh? It could have killed him. Or any of us. You so scared Dad that you would harm Little Brother, who accidentally and innocently moved it, where you so foolishly and dangerously left it, that Dad had to take little brother to work with him for a week that summer in 1972 or 73, because he thought you might actually harm the innocent kid who . . .just wanted to take a look at that cool thing you'd brought home. Yeah, this marble topped table is definitely for sale. I don't care if my mother finds out. At least I never almost killed a child because I stuck it on a slick floor; this piece does not have wheels and it's never been in the garage. Done deal. The marble topped table can go. Enough already.
23. I'll think of something to put here. Im just too tired for tonight. Maybe I'll sell my head. Soak it in vinegar overnight in the kitchen sink? Good as new, or so I'm told. Comes with a photographic memory. That won't leave me alone.
24. Oh, I got it! Kitchen stuff. Do you want to learn cake decorating? I've got a bunch of Wilton cake equipment/tools. Spring load pan for baking cheesecakes. And I will even give you the recipe for the NY-style cheesecake that I perfected, and I do mean perfected, a few years ago. But? They say I'm selfish, so I"m not baking cheesecakes anymore.
25. Just remembered: yes, I've got two very good quality saw horses. I'd say they're in perfect condition. If you could have just seen what he did with those things. WHAT was he thinking??? What were we both thinking? How'd we wind up in such a mess?
26. Playstation 2 set with loads and loads of games for it: Rock Band; Lord of the Rings, The Fellowship of the Ring; Lord of the Ring, The Return Of The King; Medieval Total War--I have disk 2 and I think disk 1 is here too; Rome Total War, disk 2 (same thing: I think Disk 1 is here too); Star Wars Battlefront; Time Splitters 2; Dynasty Warriors 4; Medal of Honor: Rising Sun; Grand Theft Auto: Vice City--all of this in the dwelling that was supposed to be a domicile. Did someone say Vice City? That has come to an end. Forever.
27. Student violin, in EXCELLENT condition. Used for music lessons and recitals at Meredith College. Child outgrew it around age 12. The case says HYUN JIN on it. It's got a horse hair bow. Chin rest made in Canada (brand is KUN). Super Sensitive wax block. Case with zippered compartments. When I opened one of them, I found a list of songs to practice. "O Come Little Children" is one of them. Please excuse me while I grab the dish towel, since I've run out of tissues. I will take picture of this and make sure they are up tonight. I'd better, because if I think on this one too long, I know I won't be able to bring myself to sell it. I need $100 for this piece. I just got through looking at prices for these, and that's about what they are going for. That's fair, and fair is all I want or ask.
I have the pamphlet/directions that came with the Playstation 2, but not the original box. Everything works. And I probably have more of the games, etc. Have to keep sifting through this rubble. Hey, look at that! In this box is one of the missing athletic shoe laces! Also, I found Coolboarders just now. I think that is Playstation 1, though.
I will also consider TRADING some of these items. I need a printer. I need a few other things (besides some quiet and a bottle of time) (and prayers). If you would consider trading? Let me know.
A few things I have that are not for sale, and they never will be. One is my heart. Although I've been a part of this dysfunction (no, it does not happen without the perverse cooperation also known as codepedency), I do have a good heart. That will never be sale. The bottomless box of sorrow and apologies for my children are not for sale, either. The car is not for sale, although he'd like to make me think it is. Sorry, I do not trade children for cars. Not ever. Last I heard, ownership of human beings was outlawed in this country... hmmm, sometime around 1865? Anyone recall that? Some war with battles that pitted brother against brother? Something about Gettysburg, where the trees wept because of the carnage? Human beings are not for sale, and neither is the car.
To those who have written me such heartwarming responses? I thank you. I appreciate every single nice word you wrote to me. To the one person who wrote "have you considered getting therapy, lol?" I answered you, but I'll answer here for anyone else wondering the same thing: YES. And I am getting it now. Right on time. Then again, I have wanted this for so long, but it was never affordable. The circumstances have made it impossible to proceed without it. And believe it or not, folks? I am also very grateful for all that I DO have: health, loved ones, people who just smile at you for "no good reason," people who send cards at just the right time (or I find the card in an old box of golf balls, photos and mismatched flatware); memories that no one can take from me (like driving across a certain bridge and seeing my newborn son's eyes gazing at the cables through the sunroof . . . . oh, what a beautiful child and human being he is), a decent head of hair (no, it's not for sale, but I might let it grow even longer than it is now and donate it to Locks For Love--there is an organization offering services that, thank heavens, I do not need). And I am grateful that I am not living in Haiti. I appreciate all of the words of support and encouragement, and I am also reminding myself that things could be so much worse. Those people in Haiti have been through hell, and it's not over yet. Everybody, all together now: "Please, Lord, watch over the people in Haiti; comfort them."
Now, for how to go about seeing these things?
I cannot have a whole bunch of people show up at my home at one time. This has been an extremely difficult few months and my nerves are shot. Please use the reply function here on Craigslist, tell me what what you might be interested in, and we'll take it from there.
I would need you to make appointments to see me this weekend. I apologize for sounding sexist, but for safety reasons, I will need any men to be accompanied by a woman.
Oh, while I'm being politically incorrect and possibly offending some of you men out there, I also need to say this: I put my trust in God, not in checks. No offense intended-- really. Cash only, thank you.
And now? PLEASE!!! Everyone out there living dysfunctional lives, wrecking yourselves and your children in the process? Get it together. Just say NO MORE!! It must stop. It has to. Lives are ruined or nearly ruined by refusals to heed the call to get one's act together.
That's it. Thanks for listening/reading. I'll be back later tonight and/or tomorrow to make this a more organized listing.
All my love,
EDIT: I will post pictures Monday of some of the items my audience has been asking for: the cherry bookshelf seems to be in great demand (can't say I blame you--what a beautiful piece of furniture). The stun gun and pepper spray. Umbrella and beach cabana. Charcoal grill. Furniture. And yes, to the beaders out there. I will get my act together on that.
EDIT: I will be gone most of the day tomorrow (Friday Jan 22), but I can probably start some showings Friday evening. I'll be back later tonight with more descriptions and pictures, if I can get the camera.
- Location: Cary
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