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Concert Review Archive
March 2020
- Friedman showcases his usual, engaging self
- The Lil Smokies provide the perfect antidote
- White makes the case for himself, no matter how dark the music
- Rateliff comes out from the shadows
- Simpson satisfies, perplexes
- Brown leads the way on a different night
- The Travelin' McCourys learn their lessons really well
February 2020
- Life's good for Carll, Moorer
- Graves shows his sides
- Evans brings the cheer
- Lambert smiles, dances the night away
- For Brooks and fans, a most unusual change of pace
- LBT proves more than capable
January 2020
- Alaina finally blazes headlining path
- We Banjo 3 beaks down the barriers
- Gayle, Orlando provide good old-fashioned entertainment
- Lambert finds multiple gears
- With or without band, Isbell satisfies
- Grammy nominations aside, Yola, Kiah are the real deal
December 2019
- Deer Tick faces the music quite well
- The Suitcase Junket shows he has more than quirkiness going for him
- Rare, but most welcome, sighting of Crooked Still found
- Houser still has something to say
November 2019
- Rising Appalachia buck the mainsteam, and that's fine with them
- Bingham plays with something to prove
- For Knight, it all comes to the song, and they're not pretty
- Henry comes out the other end a better man
- What's in a name? Strings lives up to it
- Turner pleases the traditionalists
- Not much really changes for LaFarge
October 2019
- Cash, Cooder reimagine The Man in Black
- Seger (potentially) makes a huge mistake
- A different kind of night for Young
- Carlile takes her chances on feeling "Blue"
- The Head and the Heart go beyond the nah nahs
- Underwood keeps it world class
- Underwood leads a night of women in country
- Lovett remains near perfect
- The Paper Kites play it two ways
September 2019
- Keith stays true to mission
- For Kirke, going country may be a good thing
- Cobb deserves centerstage
- Forbert shows himself to be more than "Romeo's Tune"
- Combs, Gill, Harris, Crow comprise one final musical platter
- An AmericanaFest to remember
August 2019
- Jinks wins over fans, especially new ones
- Stapleton shows his traditional roots
- Fogerty lives up to his past
July 2019
- Robison, Willis maintain their musical integrity
- Newport Folk Fest offers something for everyone, but especially Our Native Daughters, Ondara
- The (High)women rule on day one of Newport Folk
- Brothers Osborne stand poised
- Carlile goes from excellent to memorable musical event
- Tuttle does well by coming home
- Kiah heats up
- Asleep at the Wheel keeps rolling
June 2019
May 2019
- Lack of stage polish, no problem for Goodnight Moonshine
- There's a lot to be said about The Felice Brothers
- Turner bring it on (to his second) home
- Sara Evans comes around again with Barker Family Band, and that's just fine
- White makes hurting sound real good
- Church has pretty good weekend in Steel City
- Some things never change, Della Mae remains badass
- Son Volt does it with music
April 2019
- Wilson shows her vintage self
- Morris presents study in contradiction
- Lowe stands the test of time
- Rich, Anderson, Denning pull it
- Griffin ethereal, Kelly heartfelt in gorgeous night of music
- McGraw leads the way at jam
- Tweedy makes the most of being busy
- There's no waiting for Lowland Hum
March 2019
- Skaggs reveals his true talent
- Morris leaves the fold
- With nods to Dylan, Ondara does not disappoint
- McLean shows far more than two good songs
- Three years late(r), wait for Dickinson and Sisters of the Strawberry Moon was worth it
- Guthrie brings welcome vibe of sweetness
- McConnell, fortunately, comes home
- Berklee celebrates decade of American roots
February 2019
- No surprise, these Berklee students can sing
- Shelton brings the grit
- No matter what you call it, The Cadillac Three are really good
- Alaina enjoys the difference
- Bentley brings the A-listers
- Lula Wiles is on the verge
- Musgraves comes off as tasty, but a tease (of sorts)
- For Church, music is indeed his mistress
January 2019
- Lynn comes off classy, yet rootsy
- Brothers Osborne provide the transport
- Earle remains welcome in Boston
- With help, Escovedo keeps creative juices flowing
- Old, new, it's all good for Platt & The Honeycutters
December 2018
- Lake Street Dive ends the year in style
- Who's to say that McKenna has reached her prime?
- Lane, Ramsey, Barrett cover their bases
- Mumford and Sons up to snuff, for the most part
- Finally back, Kodaline brings the optimism
November 2018
- Randy Rogers Band proves good songs, play go a long way
- Despite small crowd, Hood accomplishes mission
- Pistol Annies hit the targets
- Williams brings the joy back
- Tritt keeps real country alive
October 2018
- Kelly sounds ready for the long run
- Rhett proves forgettable
- Mattea ages well. Hits or not
- Turnpike Troubadours are winners
- The Killer lives on with Low Cut Connie
- Harris shows his musical badass side
- White sounds a lot better than he feels
- For The Jayhawks, it's the music first and foremost
- Wilson goes to Liner Notes
September 2018
- Bird should be everywhere
- "Sweetheart of the Rodeo" lives on with McGuinn, Hillman
- These Eagles keep songs alive and well
- Lovett could not have scripted it any better
- Lady A, Rucker overcome the elements
- McBride creates memories
- Keith leads the urban Tailgate Fest
August 2018
- Isbell, Mann deliver a best musical moment
- Aldean blazes away
- For Lady A, Rucker, music proves as perfect as the weather
- Chesney defies age
- With Stuart, Womack, tradition rules
- White brings the authenticity
- Stapleton places trust in power of song
- It's no wonder that 10 String Symphony stays busy
- No lead singer? No problem for The Earls of Leicester
July 2018
- At Newport Folk Festival, discovery rules
- Newport Folk Festival: Day one, lots of choices, lots of great music, especially Price
- Punch Brothers work, collectively
- Sweethearts of the Rodeo become page turner
- Timeless Eagles aren't the same
- Lots to like about McKenna (when you could hear her)
- Life gets good for Twain
- With Sugarland, the wait was worth it
- With Tuttle, the music's in good hands
- Carlile brings thoughtfulness
- Twain thrives on eye candy visuals, music
June 2018
- LSD tour provides a lot of highs
- Alvin, Gilmore fortunately get together
- Willis leaves crowd feeling anything but blue
May 2018
- Similarities abound for Cotter, Oliver the Crow
- Earle does it well all over again
- Stuart turns up the honky tonk
- Strange bedfellows be damned, Isbell, Thompson make it work no problem
- Trampled by Turtles overcome sad songs
- Rimes plays the artist reborn
- Calexico is its usually enjoyably diverse self
April 2018
- Price pays off
- Evans does one for the fans
- The Cactus Blossoms move beyond Everlys
- Johnson, Mike & the Moonpies show traditional country is alive and well
- Richey needn't chase any more
- Wall, Bird ultimately make a perfect match
- Low key works just fine for Cobb
- Rhythm N' Blooms Takes Root in Knoxville
- Bush provides reasons to celebrate
- Richey remains a treasure
March 2018
- Fortunately, Ortega refuses to throw in the towel
- Andrews earns the acclaim
- Womack planned a good night
- Cantrell continues to satisfy
February 2018
- Not only is Turner traditional, he's popular
- Family togetherness works for The Oh Hellos
- Lambert refuses to rest on laurels
- DBT rocks on
- First Aid Kit checks out just fine
- Earle still has a lot to say
- Rice turns up the volume
- Hull's musical experiment works
January 2018
- Justin Townes Earle finds comfort in the blues
- Isbell proves it in concert
- NewFound Road rights a wrong
- Greensky Bluegrass plays it right
- Paisley comes off as rusty, but right
- The Secret Sisters bring more than just pretty voices
- Escovedo wears his past quite well
- Music changes for Tyminski, but quality doesn't
December 2017
- Voice not quite intact, McKenna comes home again
- Carlile warms hearts with empathetic thoughts
- Daniels wears out bows, but music endures
November 2017
- Rawlings easily moves out of the shadow
- X keeps it fresh as an open wound
- Combs shows he has something to offer
- The Lone Bellow retain live power
- The Strumbellas master its formula
- Josh Abbott Band supplies antidote
- Blitzen Trapper seems built to last
October 2017
- Watson calls it like he hears it
- Wall learns his lessons well
- Giddens, Ward make for unique evening
- Langford's Four Lost Souls find themselves
- Blind Pilot remains unafraid
- Kristofferson gives insight, but no easy answers
- No sugarcoating, Welch dishes out an experience
September 2017
- Jennings, Wall, The Steel Woods impress at country fest
- Fulks shows why the fans keep coming back
- Outlaw likes it hot
- AmericanaFest stays ahead of the curve
- For Simpson, different isn't necessarily better
- Sun shines on Miami Valley 'grass fest
- Seger ages really well
- Florida Georgia Line party looks grim
- Musical fluidity pays off for Baiman
August 2017
- Bentley makes Thursday feel like Saturday
- Moorer, Lynne bring sunshine
- Nelson shows he's alive and well
- Crowell overcomes The Show That Almost Wasn't
- Earle maintains his value
- Paisley brings the magic
July 2017
- Forever young, Newport Folk seeks brighter days
- Newport Folk offers something for everyone
- Blackberry Smoke, The Cadillac Three rock it
- Yoakam soothes savage spirit
- McGraw, Hill keep it fresh and relevant
- Petty and the Heartbreakers get better with age
- Walker takes no prisoners
- Eagles finish well
- Tuttle shows she is on the "Rise"
- LaFarge throws back less, but all good
June 2017
- Isbell mines sounds exceedingly well
- Arroyo Seco brings worthwhile heat
- Alvins bring heart, soul, love
- Mellencamp flexes his creative muscles
- Elephant Revival becomes a headscratcher
- St. Paul, Shovels & Rope meet expectations, no matter who opened
- The Steel Wheels prove stylish
- With Moreland, the weekend must wait
- Henley remains a breed apart
- Williams goes his own way, for now
- Lady A looks good
May 2017
- Giddens captivates, engages
- Moakler does it his way
- Old 97s refuse to change
- Transatlantic Sessions translates well on this side
April 2017
- The Time Jumpers wear the crown well
- ZBB changes it up at MerleFest close
- Avett Brothers come home
- Turnpike Troubadours leave no doubt
- Stuart remains one cool cat
- Hurray for the Riff Raff changes - in some ways
- Adkins leaves grit, intensity behind
- Nightflyer soars
- Charisma be damned, don't sell Son Volt short
- Ballard moves in right direction
- Merritt shows there's more than heartache
March 2017
- Church creates memories
- Old 97s play for the ages
- Lane oversees her queendom
- Southern Ohio 'grass fest flies by
- The Surly Gentlemen prove anything but
- Dustbowl Revival leads just another typical night in Music City
- Isbell shines
- Randy Rogers Band takes the night as it comes
February 2017
- Stuart deserves the respect
- The Cadillac Three, Sellers do it their own way
- Folk Alliance binds past, present and future
- Great songs, not glitz, highlight Lynn tribute
- McBride soldiers on
- Lambert injects music as medicine
January 2017
- Jinks, Cauthen don't disappoint
- SUSTO's time could be now
- Crowell remains at top of game
- On Inauguration Day, Alvin unites all
- The Lumineers energize
- In crazy times, a little Williams joy endures
December 2016
November 2016
- Over the Rhine presents its version of holiday songs
- Perhaps not country, but Urban stars
- Loveless translates her sound well
- Swindell hits it
October 2016
- A year makes a big difference for The Strumbellas
- Girls With Guitars proves different this time
- For The Travlin' McCourys, Jeff Austin Band, the sum adds up
- Wishing for more McKenna
- Drive-By Truckers finds little to celebrate
- Weir comes through loud and clear
- Simpson rides the night out in style
- Parton remains pure & simple
September 2016
- Blitzen Trapper play it a little different
- AmericanaFest 2016: The Week In Review
- Just another Saturday night for Paisley
- Carpenter doesn't disappoint
- Henley goes his own way
- Jinks, Morgan make Outlaw Country sound pretty darn good
- Screams endure for Brooks
- Nelson remains tried and true, a good thing
- Bentley controls completely
- The Lumineers overcome
August 2016
July 2016
- The Jayhawks remain in top form
- Alabama Shakes, Elvis celebrate music
- Newport Folk Fest retains its beauty
- Hensley, Ickes have a good thing going
- Dixie Chicks age maybe even a little better
- The National Parks grow with age
June 2016
- Jarosz brings the cheer
- Outlaw lives up to his name
- White follows his muse
- Parton rings true
- Mudcrutch has a future
May 2016
- Ex-Brooklyn girl Michaela Anne makes good
- Hard Working Americans more than live up to moniker
- Wolf rolls on with ease
- Punch Brothers may go small, but so what?
- Fulks does exactly as he should
- Millsap shows complete package
- The Sheepdogs herd their influencs
April 2016
- On day 3, MerleFest opts for tradition
- On day 3, MerleFest opts for tradition
- Underwood leaves shallow shine at Stagecoach
- MerleFest showcases diversity on day two
- MerleFest opening night showcases new and familiar artists
- No joke, The Wacos return
- Jewel survives life's ups and downs
- AJ lives up to billing of tour name
- Decades later, Parker still has lots to say
- O'Donovan changes with time, voice doesn't
- Cash makes history and much more
- Stringdusters change it up in night of great music
March 2016
- For My Darling Clementine, size doesn't matter
- Watkins grows his craft
- Williams looks to the positive
- No apology needed for Griffin, Watkins, Mitchell
- No matter what he calls it, Green's pretty darn good
- Smaller makes no difference for Case
February 2016
- Brooks, fans enjoy the ride together
- Isbell rides high
- With Pug, Mandolin, sum is even better than parts
- Pope keeps his independence
- Folk Alliance Day 2: words and sounds
- Folk Alliance Day 3: power of music brings people together
- So it begins at Folk Alliance
- No joke, banjo man Pikelny excels
- Not playing the hit proves no problem for Bingham
January 2016
- Abbott brings the joy - even with "Front Row Seat"
- Alvin boys embrace music
- Clark just may be the next woman of country
- Watson finds his stride
- Pardi experiences ups and downs, Brothers Osborne don't
December 2015
- McKenna shows you can go home yet again
- Old Dominion writes the songs, too
- Nichols doles out presents
- Swindell stages his own House party
- Avetts maintain energy
November 2015
- For McCoury, Grisman, music still matters
- Ely wears well
- With Stapleton, it's the man and his music that counts
- Moreland is depressingly really good
- Whatever you call The Turnpike Troubadours were all good
- Infamous Stringdusters discover where the music goes
October 2015
- Harris, Crowell resonate
- Avett Brothers stay humble
- Blitzen Trapper stands on its own
- Fulk's grass is green enough
- No matter how you label Steep Canyon Rangers, they're all good
- Carlile reaps the rewards
- No surprise about Maddie & Tae
- Corb Lund finally returns
September 2015
- Time makes a difference for Striking Matches
- Home Free sings out
- Home Free sings out
- AmericanaFest: just music
- NGDB's circle remains unbroken
- Lauderdale states his case
August 2015
- Queen Taylor wears her crown well
- Hoge happy on his own terms
- Mandolin Orange commands the room
- Delta Spirit stands on its own
- Chambers fails to live up to "Bittersweet"
- Mandell counts for a lot
- Rucker brings true southern style
July 2015
June 2015
- Womack sings "real country music"
- Wait at LakeShake for Paisley proves worth it
- Depressing songs, but Moreland rides on
- Mumford & Sons go "Wilder"
- All good for Della Mae, no matter what style
- Swift shows you can go home again
- Calexico makes gig intact
- The Black Lillies ready for their close up
- For The Mike + Ruthy Band, show is no gimmick
May 2015
- Della Mae gives all
- Rain can't stop party led by A Thousand Horses, The Cadillac Three
- Long wait ends for The SteelDrivers, fortunately
- Making perfect sense of Striking Matches, The Secret Sisters
- For Spirit Family Reunion, the show eventually must go on
- Whitehorse changes gears
- Morlix overcomes album covers
- At Shaky Boots day 2, soggy weather doesn't dampen music
- Shaky Boots launches
- For Martina McBride, it's one of those nights
- Miller enjoys life of "The Traveler"
- Lynne launches tour in two parts
- For The Wailin' Jennys, the road provides antidote
- Lord Huron makes darkness sound good
April 2015
- Church is in session
- MerleFest Day 4: fest closes with everything from hymns to honky tonk
- MerleFest Day 3: it's homecoming day
- MerleFest: the new generation arrives
- Diversity rules at MerleFest
- Yet again, Hurray for the Riff Raff feels no absence
- Long wait ends for Kitty, Daisy & Lewis
- Mellencamp overcomes conundrum
- Isakov makes the dumps sound good
March 2015
- Gibson Brothers join "Brotherhood" in style
- Moorer, Gauthier pull for each other
- Brothers Alvin stage lovefest
- Lindsay Lou & the Flatbellys get ready for more miles
- Locust Honey String Band can go home
- Punch Brothers play it precise
- Avetts keep working
- The Earls of Leicester mesh it up
- Watkins steps out on his own
February 2015
- No surprise, Jackson and friends still Keepin' It Country
- The Mavericks scorch the night
- Wy rocks the house
- For The Lone Bellow, no opening night jitters
- Bluegrass, Keen do go together
- Chicks plus one cool dude with picks make songs stand out
January 2015
- Church grows with time
- Brooks fires it up
- Reverend Horton Heat makes it look easy
- Shovels & Rope just playing for more people
- Sandy Beaches Cruise 2015: Making waves wasn't the only thing that made the boat rock
- Watson remains the real deal
- Weather, Patriots can't keep The Devil Makes Three down
December 2014
- No arguing, years end great for Johnnyswim
- Lowe gets on with tour
- Romano makes sad songs sound good
- Thorn takes crowd with him
- With The Sacred Shakers, church is in
November 2014
October 2014
- Washburn, Fleck give reasons to be happy
- For The Jayhawks, no reissues needed
- Church works it from the outside
- For Doug Seegers, no pinching needed
- Cynics be damned, Carter girl endures
- Awkwardness rules for Hayes
September 2014
- No wonder life is good for Shovels & Rope
- Americana fest moves beyond borders
- Trampled by Turtles leads stellar night
- Goodnight, Texas gets on the map
- Lambert enjoys good times
- Bridges makes successful diversion
August 2014
- Buffett stages ultimate summer party
- It's closing time for Philly Folk with Wainwright, Steep Canyon Rangers
- Yes, Town Mountain is "really good"
- Philly Folk brings big tent approach
- Glass remains half full at Philly FF
- Keith goes big
July 2014
- Imelda May is more than a rockabilly filly
- With Staples, Newport Folk Festival overcomes
- With Aldean, lightng (and volume) strike
- Variety rules day one of Newport Folk Festival
- Puss n Boots has a lot to live up to
- Fogerty lives up to his past
- With Turnpike Troubadours, there's lots of good reason
- Alvin Brothers mean it
- Paisley creates memories
- Flemons wears his title well
June 2014
- Sister Sparrow & The Dirty Birds make it a family affair
- John Doe survives on his own
- Nelson, Krauss, Musgraves make for a night of singular music
- Renaissance woman Griffin shows musical diversity; Millsap scores in debut
- Willis, Robison prove to be a most pleasant anomaly
- Haggard keeps it tight
- McGraw shows he's far from old school
- The Old 97's are "very very good"
May 2014
- It's all relative for The Howlin' Brothers
- Chatham County Line celebrates life on a tightrope
- Paisley goes local
- The Mavericks go back in time
- Hayes goes for world record
- Crowell tells the truth
- For Nickel Creek, The Secret Sisters, long wait is fortunately history
April 2014
- Things change for The Milk Carton Kids
- The Hag closes MerleFest in style
- For The Waybacks, it's deja vu all over again at MerleFest
- SCR rules bluegrass Saturday night at MerleFest
- Old Crow, Williams get head start
- Snider keeps good times coming at MerleFest
- And they're off at MerleFest
- Fulks ages quite well, thank you
- 19 years later, Harris returns with "Wrecking Ball"
- Hurray for the Riff: more than just a great name
March 2014
- Carolina Chocolate Drops easily weather changes
- The Infamous Stringdusters march on
- Gill, Grant work their magic
- Beauty of The Henry Girls starts with harmonies
- Rhett parties on, but leaves you wondering
- The Avett Brothers make the leap
- Punch Brothers are so good
- All for the Hall: thanks to Harris, Gill, no ordinary guitar pull
- Lone Star Staters fortunately go beyond state lines
February 2014
January 2014
- The Deadly Gentlemen have a Ball!
- For Niemann, Campbell, Lynch, Nichols, not being normal works just fine
- Stuart gets uncivilized
- Farm, weather be damned, Miller plays on
- Shires talks and talks and even plays music
December 2013
November 2013
- For The Lone Bellow, familiarity breeds even more success
- Foster, Smith finally join forces, fortunately
October 2013
- Crows brings the guitar
- Indie life isn't easy, but Lindi Ortega sure makes it sound good
- Over the Rhine spread the love about Ohio
- Reckless Kelly wears its musical skin well
- No problem as Carpenter, Colvin leave bands home
September 2013
- Joe Nichols works hard
- Life is very good for Sarah Jarosz
- Urban scorches
- Well-oiled Daniels machine delivers
August 2013
- Summer escape continues with/for Buffett
- No matter, Kim Richey doesn't get the message
- Zac Brown Band provides perfect summer soundscape
- Willie shares his favorite things
- Shelton drinks and sings as promised
July 2013
- Chesney knows how to throw a party
- For Pokey LaFarge, it's not just a matter of luck
- The Eagles continue making history
- Lambert, Moore hit home run
- Cleaves makes visit home most welcome
June 2013
- Harris, Crowell battle She & Him
- Telluride Bluegrass Festival 2013: day 4 - bidding farewell
- Telluride Bluegrass Festival 2013: day 3 - witnessing the power and the glory
- Telluride Bluegrass Festival 2013: on day 2, a surprise band emerges
- Telluride Bluegrass Festival 2013: the fun starts
- Music City goes (Boston) Pop(s)
- O'Donovan goes home
- For Dave Alvin, Thursday feels like Friday
- Della Mae tours Cambridge (sic)
- Paisley showcases the goods
May 2013
- For The Howlin' Brothers, it's all relative
- Size doesn't matter to Winslow-King
- McGraw has plenty of fight left
- Steve Earle doesn't rest (on laurels)
April 2013
- Rain doesn't slow Avetts, Merritt
- The Howlin' Brothers leave the radar behind
- ZBB, Charley Pride lead third day charge at Stagecoach
- Another busy day at Merlefest for Nitty Gritty, The Waybacks, Murphey
- Keith, Ellis raise the cup at Stagecoach, Day One
- McCoury, Preservation Hall join forces
- Merlfest starts kicking into gear
- And Merlefest gets started with Charlie Daniels Band headlining
- Make no mistake, The Milk Carton Kids are more than funny
- Holly Williams mines family tradition and strikes gold
- The Lone Bellow, Twin Forks prove cathartic in the wake of tragedy
- The Mavericks don't know mellow
- Old Man Luedecke keeps his head on straight
- In Vegas, the temp is hotter than the music
- Lori McKenna does more than write the songs
March 2013
- Harris, Crowell, Thompson satisfy, but...
- For Drive-By Truckers, band ethos rules
- The Old 97's chug along
- With cat Lemmy away, mice still play
- Lambert, Bentley, Brice save the best for last
- Who knows Ryan Bingham?
February 2013
- Hancock, Kirchen share magic
- The great week that was for Little Big Town
- On Valentine's Day, crowd loves Willis, Robison
- The Lone Bellow, a misnomer
- Blackberry Smoke stakes its own path (with a little help)
- Campbell keeps the tradition going
- Cruise stacks the decks with bluegrass
January 2013
- Chris Young enjoys atypical night
- Miller, Thompson serve up tasty lunch fare
- JP Harris ought to keep calling
- Freakwater tours behind 20-year-old disc without the ka-ching
- McBride gets intimate
December 2012
- The two sides of Jamey Johnson
- Martina McBride proves incomparable
- Tony Furtado plies his skills
- For Jason Isbell, the wait was worth it
- Conor Obsert scratches surface
- For Graham Parker & The Rumour, the wait was worth it
- Advice to Kelly Hogan: stop standing in the shadows
November 2012
October 2012
- Social Distortion ages well
- For Martina McBride, a night to remember
- Crowell doesn't rest on laurels
- For Tift Merritt, some things remain the same (and that's a good thing)
- Welcome back Leftover Salmon
September 2012
August 2012
- Vince Gill refreshes classic country
- Toby Keith leads the party
- Old Crow serves good meds
- Mumford and Sons - most fun gig ever?
July 2012
- Underwood with songwriters give night to remember
- Newport Folk Festival wraps with Browne
- Scotty McCreery shows he's more than Idol
June 2012
May 2012
April 2012
- MerleFest Day 4: Faith and Friends define Sunday at MerleFest
- MerleFest Day 2, Part 2: Friday night with New Grass, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Los Lobos
- MerleFest Day 3: And the Hillside Album is...
- MerleFest Day 2: Steep Canyon Rangers, Tara Nevins, Doc lead charge
- MerleFest gets underway
- Merlefest kicks into gear
- Trampled by Turtles merge musical personalities
- First Aid Kit cures all
March 2012
February 2012
- The roll continues for Shelton, deservedly so
- Kathleen Edwards shows she's hard to top
- King George draws with Queen Martina
- Craig Campbell plays country music, in case you didn't know
- Dierks Bentley feels at "home" in concert
January 2012
December 2011
- Elliott Murphy continues rocking
- Noam Pikelny's experiment proves most successful
- Welch treats Boston
- David Nail isn't dreaming, he's in Beantown
- John Doe remains at home
November 2011
- No pandering needed for Drive-By Truckers
- Trampled by Turtles does something right
- Reckless Kelly channels Earle for satisfying night
- Good songs on an imperfect night for Hayes Carll
October 2011
September 2011
- Weather changes for LaMontagne, but quality doesn't
- The Wronglers with Gilmore: a fun night of old music
- Ho hum, another great Vince Gill gig
August 2011
- Chesney leads a show you don't hear every day
- It's no miracle, Carpenter ages well
- Road warrior makes the case for new material
- Tift Merritt understandably likes museum
July 2011
- Looking behind, Newport Folk Festival also looks ahead
- Alison Krauss leaves no choice
- Legal hassles aside, McGraw is at top of game
- Larkin Poe shows there's life after band split
- Kasey Chambers creates huge problem
- Jolie Holland suffers opening night mishaps
June 2011
- Swift juggernaut shifts into high gear
- Willie Nelson throws it down
- Dave Alvin celebrates early
- Damn the weather, LaMontagne proves more powerful
May 2011
- Thile, Daves don't rest
- Laura Cantrell answers where she's been
- For Fred Eaglesmith, a little less talk and a lot more songs would do
- The Civil Wars move up
- Steel Magnolia can duet
- At Stagecoach Sunday, ladies rule
March 2011
- Professor Mattea is in
- The song remains about the same for Lucinda Williams
- With Middle Brother, Deer Tick, Dawes, throw away the score card
February 2011
- Berklee students cover the Great American Songbook of Nashville
- Wanda Jackson suffers mightily
- The Civil Wars come out of nowhere
- Time makes a difference for Neko Case
January 2011
December 2010
November 2010
- Sunny Sweeney, Josh Kelley play different faces of country
- Peter Rowan lives off "Legacy"
- Jewell stands out in a crowd
- Social Distortion goes soft (not)
October 2010
- Terri Clark travels light
- Stone River Boys use experience to their advantage
- Paul Thorn tells all
- Treats keep coming from Raul Malo
- Avett Brothers turn in yet another high energy gig
- Kim Richey remains really really good
- Wanda Jackson throws a party
September 2010
August 2010
- Buffett creates nirvana
- Cherryholmes comes together
- Ray LaMontagne demands attention
- Phosphorescent closes out in style
- Avetts, Swell Season, Sharpe lead Newport Folk charge
July 2010
- Prestwood delights in annual summer gig
- Tyson, Russell, Lund spearhead Calgary Folk Fest
- Belleville Outfit does it the old-fashioned way
June 2010
- Carpenter returns to form
- After this night, Elizabeth Cook has no excuses
- Tift Merritt keeps (small) crowd very happy
- Country Throwdown realizes hits and misses
- Griffin raises the stakes (most of the time)
- Tim McGraw connects
May 2010
April 2010
- Dreams continue for Vince Gill
- Stagecoach: with acts like the Hag, you can't go wrong
- Renaissance man Elvis Costello shows his country roots
- Jakob Dylan shows he's up to the task
- Taylor Swift plays leader of the band
- Wilco in concert: long on songs, quality
- Roger Creager shows he's more than about beer, trucks
March 2010
February 2010
- Paisley still satisfies
- Eric Church works hard for the choir
- Sam Baker, Gurf Morlix freeze butts off, exceeding expectations
- With Madison Violet, the wait was worth it
- Doug and Telisha Williams make long ride home a lot easier
- Those Darlins stand up on own terms
January 2010
- McBride, Adkins shine sometimes
- Eilen Jewell wears her musical hats well
- Rodriguez, Sollee: unusual pairing meshes
- Dale Watson bears the standard
December 2009
- Lori McKenna brings the good cheer
- Mark O'Connor holds down the fort
- Jonathan Coulton loves the geek culture
November 2009
October 2009
- Not the same old Avett Brothers, and that's okay
- With Krauss, Fleck aboard, Rounder celebrates 40th
- No joke, Steve Martin can play bluegrass
- Richey, Kimbrough dig deep
- Brad Paisley appears right at home
September 2009
- Ashley Monroe rules Ten From Tenn.
- No charisma equals no problem for Son Volt
- Sweetback Sisters play for keeps
August 2009
- Modern country sounds of Urban, Sugarland don't feel like pain at all
- Helm's actions speaks louder than Black Crowes
- With Jimmy Buffett, the fun starts in the parking lot
- George Strait: less talk, more action
- Big Surprise is no surprise - Old Crow et al sound just fine
- Folk Festival 50 celebrates old and new
July 2009
- Dylan, Mellencamp, Nelson score on minor league tour
- Dave Alvin and Guilty Women convicted of great night of music
- Casey Donahew Band rocks Big Texas
- Hoots and Hellmouth kick it up big time
- Maia Sharp proves more than just a songwriter
- Amy Speace turns downers into upbeat show
- Summertown Road proves to be a work in progress with musical chops
June 2009
- Paul Thorn: doing it his own way isn't so bad
- Kid Rock simply entertains
- Despite rain, the CMA Fest show must go on (eventually)
- The Devil Makes Three push bluegrass envelope
- Jenny Lewis forges ahead
- L.A. Acoustic Music Festival satisfies
- Strait throws a housewarming party in Big D
- Small crowd for Jessica Lea Mayfield? So what?
May 2009
- Gary Allan rings true
- Jamey Johnson does it his way
- Bearfoot: just your typical Alaskan bluegrass band
- Doe, The Sadies, Borges bring the fun
- Chesney: many hits, few surprises
April 2009
- The Greencards push "Fascination"
- Ponderosa Stomp makes for glorious party
- Dale Watson, Knitters, Lauderdale provide music to die for
- Reba, Paisley deliver one-two punch at Stagecoach
- Urban, Big Kenny, Hill, Bentley support Nashville4Africa
- Songwriters Mindy Smith, Karyn Rochelle, Sarah Siskind, Josh Kear "Shine"
- Kix Brooks and the Hit Men storm Tin Pan South
March 2009
- Graham Parker soldiers on
- Brooks & Dunn rock Rodeo in short set
- Crooked Still comes home again
- Daley & Vincent leave stable jobs behind
February 2009
- For Blitzen Trapper, the musical potpourri works
- Three Girls carry on without their Buddy
- Osborne, Williams, Sizemore help Joe Val Fest shine
- Corey Smith delivers enthusiastically in Texas
- Gill, Morgan, Lawrence, Diffie come out for ill musician
- Gill eats it up
January 2009
December 2008
- Roger Creager throws post-Christmas party, Texas-style
- Lori McKenna brings it on home
- Hit singles do wonders for Luke Bryan
November 2008
October 2008
- Alan Jackson brings the good times
- Lyle Lovett, John Hiatt have something new to say
- Bruce Robison leaves Texas to play his songs
- SCOTS grease up the gig
- Old 97's, Charlie Louvin live up to billing
- Carolina Chocolate Drops move beyond being unique
- Dailey & Vincent, Vince Gill triumph
September 2008
- Grand Ole Opry celebrates bluegrass legends McCoury, Lawson and legends-to-be
- SteelDrivers make IBMA crowd yell for more
- Music of Chris Thile, Edgar Meyer speaks volumes
- Brad Paisley sticks to his country guns
- Old Crow Medicine Show appears ready
- The hip Glen Campbell reclaims stage
- Blind Alfred Reed gets concert tribute treatment
- Carlene Carter holds it together by getting "Stronger"
- Jason & The Scorchers give it back
- Kasey Chambers brings it on home
- Levon Helm Ramble works, for the most part
- The SteelDrivers play great at late hour
- Jerry Douglas keeps his word with a little help from his friends
- John Prine sounds just fine
- Graham Parker mines the past
- Bluegrass smokes for Larry Cordle, Infamous Stringdusters, Cadillac Sky
- John Anderson: one of the last great country music stylists
August 2008
- Randy Owen leaves Alabama behind
- Aaron Watson, Sunny Sweeney put tradition first
- Tift Merritt proves satisfying, warm, heartfelt
- JImmy Buffett, Avetts, Gillian Welch, Levon Helm spice up Newport Folk
- Baltimore honky tonker Arty Hill acquits himself
July 2008
- Infamous Stringdusters succeed on own terms
- Ricky Skaggs draws from new and old
- Crooked Still comes home again
- A night of challenges, a night of success for John Mellencamp, Lucinda Williams
- Chatham County Line, Crooked Still & The Infamous Stringdusters display fresh voices
- With Rhonda Vincent, IIIrd Tyme out, Daly & Vincent, doesn't getter than that
- The "Real Animal" comes out with Escovedo live
June 2008
- Travis Tritt rocks on and on
- Bean Blossom Bluegrass Fest goes strong 8 days
- The SteelDrivers put groove in their grass
- Jimmy Buffett brings the party to the Big Apple
- Dwight Yoakam returns to CMA fest with style
- Kenny Chesney validates superstar status in SF debut
- Alan Jackson, Kenny Rogers, Trace and Rodney Atkins top night three
- Urban, Hill, Underwood, Lambert top CMA fest show
- Alison Krauss, Robert Plant make magic
- Swift, Sugarland, Jewel kick off CMA Fest
April 2008
- Hayes Carll delivers whiskey-soaked stories and finely-picked front-porch songs
- Kathleen Edwards Hogtown homecoming filled with politics, poetry and passion
- Justin Townes Earl, Felice Brothers pairing makes for memorable music
- Folk club provides no barriers for Chatham County Line
- Kathy Mattea sells "Coal" in concert
- Broken foot doesn't slow down Josh Turner at Tin Pan South
- No matter the style, Alejandro Escovedo proves versatile
- Jedd Hughes, Sarah Buxton turn writer's round into jam session
- The song's the thing for writers Brett James, Stephony Smith, Shelly Fairchild, Richie Supa,
- Gary Louris picks up in wake of The Jayhawks
- Vince Gill, Karyn Rochelle prove it all begins with a song...and a great vocal
March 2008
- Carrie Underwood: great country concert? Sometimes
- Dan Tyminski makes the best of time off
- Trisha Yearwood belts out songs old and new
- Bruce Robison, Troy Jones, Rodney Clawson perform the hits
February 2008
- Avett Brothers start 2008 where they left off
- Blue Rodeo shows its relevance
- SteelDrivers, Seldom Scene, Steep Canyon Rangers make for a hot February night of bluegrass
- John Hiatt and Lyle Lovett play for the sake of the song
January 2008
- George Strait, Josh Turner, Sarah Johns stay traditional
- For Harris, Colvin, Griffin, it's a girl's night out with Buddy
December 2007
- Lori McKenna shines solo
- Lori McKenna and friends pull it off
- Keith Urban shows he's the king of country/rock
- Road warrior Eric Church proves why
- Dierks Bentley goes free and easy towards the top
- Raul Malo spread the holiday cheer
- IIIrd Tyme Out still shows it has much to offer
- Marty Stuart and Del McCoury blow off steam
November 2007
October 2007
- Mary Gauthier goes back home
- Eric Church rocks hard with his country
- Reinvention continues for Steve Earle, satisfying fans
- Roadhouse rocks with Tippin, Chesnutt, Diffie, but not for long
September 2007
August 2007
- Pat Green: all about having a good time
- Ray Wylie Hubbard proves wholly engaging
- Blake Shelton shines
July 2007
- The stellar talent of Patty Griffin shines
- Billy Joe Shaver gets better with age
- James Hand set his music free
- Richie Furay, Chris Hillman-Herb Pedersen trot out the hits, still sound good
- Kelly Willis can't ask for a better night
- Marty Stuart surprises, going solo
- The Greencards bring it live, so does Carrie Rodriguez
- The Gourds nobly carry on
- McGraw, Hill create sparks, sometimes
- Willie brings his picnic north to Washington, yup, Washington
June 2007
- Brad Paisley closes up CMA Music Feset
- Carrie Underwood steals the show
- CMA Music Fest, day one: Reba returns with a roar
May 2007
- Mountain Stage comes to Beantown
- Coachella with a twang underscores Stagecoach festival
- Todd Snider feels at home
- The Knitters out for a night of fun
April 2007
- Rhonda Vincent overcomes lack of twin fiddles for stellar show
- Son Volt plays it steady, while Jason Isbell proves sturdy
- Gretchen Wilson blends rock, honky-tonk at rodeo show
March 2007
- Lucinda Williams rides high, most of the time
- Vince Gill goes down real easy
- The Shins deserve the acclaim, mainly
- Uncle Earl lets the good vibe out
- Nanci Griffith brings elegance to an evening of warm music
- John Cowan refuses to mail in performance
February 2007
January 2007
- With Dave Alvin opening, it's headliner beware for James McMurtry
- The Gourds fans eat them up
- The Grascals, Bradley Walker ride high
December 2006
- Little Big Town leaves the boondocks behind
- Alejandro Escovedo strings crowd along quite well
- Calexico stays in tune with its art
November 2006
- Dixie Chicks focus on the music
- Tom Russell, Gretchen Peters make for tough acts to follow
- Orbison tribute falls short
- Shooter Jennings puts his own tattoo on music
October 2006
- Ralph Stanley spreads it out
- Randy Travis ages well
- Vince Gill's productivity speaks volumes in concert
- Haggard turns back the clock
- The Wailin Jennys make their mark
September 2006
- Keith throws a party, while Nichols keeps it country
- Split Lip Rayfield provides a memorable farewell
- Golden Smog carries on without Tweedy
- Songs carry The Wreckers
- Walnut Valley Festival gets magical
- Rascal Flatts goes down easy
- Pat Green makes fans feel good
August 2006
- Odd pairing of Nugent, Hand make for fine music
- Alvin, DBT highlight music fest
- Steep Canyon Rangers refuse to mail it in
- Robert Earl Keen transforms club into rowdy dancehall
July 2006
- Handsome or not, The Handsome Family makes solid music
- Kenny Chesney pours out the energy in concert
April 2006
March 2006
- Rhett Akins, Jamey Johnson put on their Southern fried spin
- Hank III, Stuart, McMurtry, Foster set the Americana stage
- Kris Kristofferson captains an earnest voyage
- Surprise! Kristofferson, Colter, Friends of Dean Martinez kick off SXS
- Redneck Gretchen Wilson should stay country
- Van Morrison refuses to live in the past
February 2006
January 2006
- George Strait remains tried and true
- BR549 survives the dog days to come back strong in concert
- Kenny Rogers gives the people what they want
November 2005
- King Wilkie is no fluke
- Shooter Jennings escapes the shadow
- Life is good for Old School Freight Train
- Hank III wears the burden well
October 2005
September 2005
August 2005
July 2005
- Uncle Earl is the complete package
- Jimmie Dale Gilmore perseveres in unusual concert
- Kenny Chesney puts on good show with not much new
June 2005
- Laura Cantrell overcomes "intimidating" setting
- Reba is in tip-top shape
- Heavy Trash - Spencer - Verta-Ray - creates something new
- The Derailers carry on
- Robbie Fulks ages well
May 2005
- Nothing slows down the momentum of Dierks Bentley
- Alan Jackson puts the fireworks in his music
- Ryan Adams plays a "decent" show
- Kathleen Edwards finally kicks in
April 2005
- Ricky Skaggs spreads the word
- For Big & Rich, talent matters
- Jo Dee Messina gets personal
- Mel and Pam Tillis make good music together
March 2005
- George Jones still tries making his musical mark
- Dylan, The Hag show their bonds
- Rhonda Vincent plays a pretty tasty meat and potatoes show
- Steve Earle goes his own (very political) way
February 2005
- Jimmie Dale Gilmore talks his way through fine music
- Steve Earle, Allison Moorer present a healthy diet of quality music
- Rimes takes the path making the most sense
January 2005
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It is in common knowledge that the success of endodontic treatment and re-treatment is determined by the effective elimination of microorganisms from root canals; in other words, treatment of the infection.
Scientific research has revealed that the root canal system comprises not only the main canal, but also additional canals and branching.
Microorganisms colonizing these canals as well as small channels of the root walls are hard to access. In other words, a "sticky layer" composed of microorganisms, dentin flakes, and debris of infected pulp is found on the processed walls of root canals.
Role of the laser in endodontic therapy
Mechanical instrumentation, ultrasound, and rinsing with various solutions are used for the endodontic therapy.
However, these are not all of the treatment methods. The odontologist Jūratė Lybaitė, who has worked in our clinic for 18 years, uses laser treatment to achieve better results.
"Calculations show that over the many years of my practice, I have treated more than 20 000 root canals. In our clinic, we have used the laser since 2014. As a matter of fact, the differences are really significant. Benefits provided by this equipment are visible not only for me, but also the patients appreciate the benefits of such treatment. Now using a laser, I can cure the most complicated cases", endodontic therapist J. Lybaitė says about laser therapy.
Scientific research proved that laser therapy may eradicate bacteria living deep in the root wall that could not be accessed in the course of usual treatment. This significantly increases the success of endodontic treatment and re-treatment.
"Laser treatment has several special advantages. First, laser therapy is absolutely painless for the patient. Second, it is an extremely quick procedure. The root canal is quickly treated within 30 to 60 seconds. I think that this provides an added value to the patient because nowadays patients are always in a hurry and don't want to spend a lot of time in the odontologist's chair", smiles the doctor.
Due to the antibacterial properties of this technology, the patient avoids complications such as inflammation, swelling, and pain.
Symptoms indicating the necessity of endodontic treatment
When there is pain, gum swelling, long-lasting sensitivity to heat and cold, discomfort in chewing food or when tooth-color changes, the patient should immediately contact a specialist.

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In the novel Wide Sargasso Sea, both the young woman, Antoinette Cosway, and the prideful man, Rochester, look for more security throughout their lives. Antoinette is a girl of fearful backgrounds and a lustful marriage. Rochester is a gentleman of wealth and lustfulness. All about the story, these two try to search for the remedy to find their happiness; in the end, they fail miserably.
Antoinette Cosway searches for truth and knowledge in a way to get rid of her common weakness in life, fear. Fear is found in all aspects of her life because of her early childhood when severely hostile slaves, who burn her primary home in Spanish Town (Jamaica), mob her family with stones. More or less, as a child, Antoinette has no friends in her home place. Her only acquaintance, a young black girl named Tia, steals her dress while she is performing a dare in the lake.
The relation ends after this incident because Antoinette and Tia never speak to each other again. Her family is an outcast to society because of their wealth and past history. This rank in society puts fear into the mind of Antoinette throughout her whole marriage as well with Rochester. She has a hope that she can erase this flaw, but Rochester uses her only for her money and his lustful desires. At times in the marriage, the two will not even speak to each other for several days or weeks. Through this experience, Antoinette eventually gives up and never is really accepted by anyone but her own slaves.
Rochester searches for a companion throughout his life that will submit to his excessive desires. In the beginning of his trip in Jamaica, he finds this companion in the form of a young woman named Antoinette...


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Do you ever wonder just how many chemicals we are using on a daily basis? These natural floor cleaner wipes will help ease your mind just a little bit. Just mix up a few common household ingredients, get some older towels and you are on your way to cleaner floors…naturally!
Not only will your floors be sparkling clean without any chemical residue, you will save money throughout the year because you'll have no need to buy those store-bought floor cleaner wipes. And with no more wipes going into the trash and landfill, you will have achieved a small – but important! – step toward improving the environment.
Follow the easy instructions to make your own natural floor cleaner wipes at livesimply.me here…
Natural Floor Cleaner Wipes Tutorial


text: When I go treasure hunting I don't take a spade, although a dust mask would be useful. You never know what priceless volumes you will uncover in a second-hand bookshop! I know, I know, many people are eschewing paper publications and just downloading their reading matter straight to a device (and I have been known to do this too), but the second-hand bookshop remains a treasure trove. In a bookshop, you can sort through all manner of bizarre titles – the Russian scientific publication analysis of the sex life of silkworms seemed like a particularly inappropriate book to be trying to sell in the bookshop in a small NSW rural town – although maybe it was someone's holiday reading… I love the strange bedfellows that bookshops create, like in the bookshop window in Germany where Elvis kept company with JFK, Martin Luther Goethe, wine and puppies. You can truly browse in a bookshop, and you might come across something that you never would otherwise have found if you just stuck to your own genre favourites. Some of these treasures come super cheap too – but their worth is inestimable.


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What to Buy in the January Sales
Christmas is barely over by the time the sales begin, with some keen shoppers queuing from the small hours of Boxing Day morning to pick up the best bargains. Online shopping has made this bargain hunting even easier, and you can now get the pick of the sales without having to leave your living room or fight through crowds on the high street. With so many deals to be had all advertised through emails and on TV it is easy to get swept up in it all and buy anything and everything, even if you don't really need it. It's therefore a good idea to come up with a list in advance of the sales of what you really need, and what necessities are worth picking up this January.
Kids' clothes
Kids' clothes are VAT free all year, so they are not the most expensive items anyway. However, children grow far too fast and you will find yourself buying many new clothes throughout the course of the year. The January sales are a great opportunity to stock up on clothes for your little ones to grow into. Try to think ahead to the season the clothes are suitable for, and work out what size your children will likely be. Too big is better than too small so, if in doubt, size up. Things that are useful all year round are often found on the sale racks too, so have a look out for school uniform items like boy's and girl's school shoes from George, wellies, raincoats, underwear and nightwear. If you can get your children's clothes for less, then it is wasteful to pay extra outside of the sale months.
It's no secret that most furniture stores seem to have a sale on all year round. They do however save the best savings for the January sales, and this is when you will pick up the best bargains. Before January hits, have a look around and identify items you really want then wait and see what the new price is when the sales start. This will help prevent impulse buying, save you some money, and mean that you get something you love for your home. Appliances like washing machines and fridge freezers are also reduced in the sale season, so if yours is on the blink, try and wait for the reductions.
Christmas decorations and gifts
You might not be over the hangover from this Christmas, but there is no better time to start buying things for next Christmas than January. Christmas decorations will be cheap as chips and gifts will be reduced too, so you could make huge savings on next year just by planning ahead. Write lists of things you have seen whilst shopping this year that you know people would love, but were too expensive at full price, then snap them up in the sale so you can give something extra special next year.
It's easy to go mad and buy lots of things in the sale just because they're cheap. Think before you open your purse though. If you wouldn't buy it if it wasn't in the sale, then you don't need it. Sale prices should be an added bonus, not the sole reason for the purchase.


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How to Cancel, Uninstall, or Simply Deal With AOL
Call AOL – AOL Phone Numbers, Online Links &, Contact Info for US, UK &, International Callers
Every few years I take an entire day out of my life to dial all of the AOL phone numbers you see on this list. AOL permanently shuffles phone numbers around and often disconnects or reroutes them, so this sort of "in-the-field" work is sadly very necessary. As of 1-18-2016, all of the phone numbers and website links you see here should work as advertised.
If any US or non-US AOL phone numbers no longer work or if dedicated phone lines for certain departments all of a sudden reroute to general numbers, or if you find more phone numbers and addresses for AOL that are not listed here, please let me know.
Cancel AOL By Telephone, Online Cancel Form, Fax or Snail Mail in the US
General Member Services in the US, toll-free 8:00 am-2:00 am, 7 days a week:
- AOL Member Services in English (including technical support – just say "tech support" when AOL's automated system prompts you)
1-800-466-5463, 1-800-827-3338, 1-800-827-6364, 1-877-773-4462, 1-888-211-3926, 1-888-265-8003, 1-888-265-8004, 1-888-265-8007, 1-888-265-8008, 1-888-346-3704, 1-888-849-3200
Cancel Form Link and Instructions – ETA, 1-18-2016: you must sign into AOL to finish this form.
Write to: AOL LLC, PO Box 65100 Sterling, VA 20165-8800. Cancellations should be processed within 72 hours of receipt. Include the following in your letter: Utter name, master screen name, last four digits of the credit card, debit card or bank account number used by AOL, and your day and evening contact telephone numbers.
1-800-771-7084, 1-866-885-5117 and 1-888-265-1111
Send Complaints to AOL (US Customers)
Attn: Heidi Jongquist, Program Director
Regulatory Order Compliance
Ms. Jongquist no longer has a working public phone number.
- Complain to AOL US Corporate, 9am to 6pm Eastern Time, Monday thru Friday
1-703-265-1000 (an ex-AOL subscriber reports "miraculous" success canceling AOL with this number) and 1-212-206-4400 (10-10-2014 update: both these numbers reroute to the main switchboard in Virginia, you might have better luck using these numbers to reach a specific person than by calling other numbers on this page.)
Dedicated Phone Numbers for AOL Members in the US
- AOL Fraud Dept. (10am-7pm EST Monday through Friday)
Report Unauthorized Account Use, Unauthorized Billing, Hacked Accounts
1-888-265-8005, 1-888-265-4042 and 1-800-381-4006
10-10-14: If you're a regular AOL user you can't reach the Postmaster by phone or email, but if you're a webmaster (not a regular AOL user!) now not only can you call the number above, you can also commence a Feedback Loop, open a Support Request for Trouble Sending Email To or Receiving Email From An AOL Member and peruse a link-list of online help contraptions. Effective March Five, 2010, the last person at the US Postmaster division turned the lights out. AOL India has taken over AOL's US Postmaster operations.
Cancel AOL By Telephone, Fax or Snail-Mail Letter In the UK
Member Services in the UK
ETA, 1-18-2016: As of this writing I do not have (and have never had) an international calling plan, so I rely on the helpful readers of my blog to keep the international numbers up to date. Please report a non-working number below!
- UK General (including technical support)
0808 234 9279, 0870 320 2020, 0117 919 1100
AOL UK Cancel Instructions and Phone Numbers – ETA, 1-18-2016: you must hit "Escape" on your keyboard as soon as this page geysers or it will 301 redirect to help.aol.com, which gives no specifics.
0870 320 2016
Write to: Cancellations Department, c/o Member Services, AOL Broadband, PO Box 387,Southampton, SO30 9AL. Cancellations should be processed within 72 hours of receipt. Include the following in your letter: Utter name, master screen name, last four digits of the credit card, debit card or bank account number used by AOL, and your day and evening contact telephone numbers.
- Delete Your UK AOL or AIM Screen Name – in the UK you can email AOL at this address: [email protected] and ask them to delete your AOL or AIM screen name. AOL explains how to do it here – ETA, 1-18-2016: you must hit "Escape" on your keyboard as soon as this page explosions or it will 301 redirect to help.aol.com, which gives no specifics.
Send Complaints to AOL (UK Customers)
- Complain to AOL UK
0844 499 5555, 0870 Trio 20 20 20
Cancel AOL by Telephone in France, Germany, Australia and Canada
- All Callers Outside of the UK
+44 117 919 1100, +44 117 329 9100
- Member Services in France: 0-800-903-910, 0892 02 03 04
- Member Services in Germany: 0-180-531-3164
- Member Services in Australia 8am to 8pm, 7 days a week (Customer Service, Cancellations, Billing &, Sales): 1 800 265 265
- Member Services in Canada: 1-800-265-4357
Cancel AOL By Telephone Internationally
- All International Callers (toll call): +(61 Trio) 9923 4861
How to File a Complaint Against AOL
You might be on this page because AOL won't stop billing you after you cancel. In that case, you'll want to file a complaint against AOL (this link gives you the help you need). Your best bet is to file a complaint with the BBB. Read how filing complaints with the BBB has helped my readers get over $1,200 back from AOL.
See my How-to Section to find more ways to get AOL out of your life.
Some former AOL subscribers who read my blog have collectively gotten almost $Trio,000 back in overcharges from AOL. Find out how!
Sometimes you've done it all – attempted to cancel, to get your money back, even written or called whomever – but no matter what you attempt, it's not working. Maybe it's time to file a formal complaint. The BBB has been very helpful for many in resolving complaints against AOL.


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Now-a-days android has been paced up so fast that everything you need is in your pocket. People have become so depended on their phone as numerous facilities are available to you at such easy. You can shop anything you want or do banking transactions just by few click and filling proper details of your (debit/credit) card. But with such easy there comes a fear of getting your phone stolen and the things been hacked. So such time TimePIN – Security Lock Screen App comes in accessible. Well this was a formal concern to download this application.
What is TimePIN ? Why you should Download ?
This application as the name suggests sets your time to your password. It also has multiple features in it like reversing time or to set double password. So every time you unlock your phone you get a different password as per your time. Isn't it cool? Now even if once you show up your password to someone else no worry as every time you unlock the phone there'll be different password according to your time.
First you need to set a default password which will be used if there is any problem or for any other non-lock screen purposes. You need to enter the Default pin first time and then you can use your TimePIN.
Features of TimePIN:
- 12 hour and 24 hour clocks both are supported
- Without modifier- If no modifier is applied, and the time is "2:21", your PIN will be "0221"
- Reverse mode (free)– It reverses the pin, if the time is "2:21", your PIN will be "1220"
- Mirror mode(free) – It mirrors the pin, if the time is "2:21", your PIN will be "02211220"
- Date mode – It sets your date as the password.
- Double mode(free) – It double the pin, if the time is "2:21", your PIN will be "02210221"
- Offset mode (paid) – It Applies a user chosen offset to the PIN. If the time is 10:43, and your offset is -121, your PIN will be 0922.
"NOTE: The reverse, mirror and double mode are free, and no purchase is needed to use the application. The offset mode and the date mode are available for purchase for $1.99, for all, for lifetime."
If your device do not unlock as per your time pin which happens rarely. You can follow the steps below:
- Turn off your phone.
- Remove the battery if removable.
- Turn on your phone again and unlock it with the default password.
Tips & Tricks
There are no major tricks or hack in this application but you can earn some cash or treat with your friends by challenging him to unlock your phone by showing him your password once and challenging him to unlock it the other minute. "
TimePIN is a must have application as it is related to security of your phone. It is a small application worth 217 KB. It was recently updated on February 21th. There are more than 50,000 installs of this application and is been rated at 4.4 Stars. It is developed by the "Cunning Logic" developers and it's usable for all age groups.
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Twitter Suffering So Many Feels About U.S. World Cup Loss
Hear that noise? It's just the sound of thousands of American World Cup fans' hearts shattering.
The U.S. men's national team put up a hell of a fight during Tuesday's World Cup match against Belgium. They held out strong the entire game, taking the match into extra time at 0-0. And even when it all seemed over when Belgium went up 2-0, the U.S. scored, proving we never, ever give up.
See also: Tim Howard Is an American Hero
Despite the sad news of a loss, there were shining moments of the match — including the man, the myth, the legend Tim Howard and his record-setting performance. Plus, we gotta give it up for Julian Green, who, at 19, became the youngest player to score in the World Cup since 2006.
In this trying time, let's look at the bright side — we had a good run (everyone except Jermaine Jones' nose) and we can all finally agree that pancakes are better than Belgian waffles.
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Monday, July 9, 2018
(Sacramento) - From assisting veteran families to breaking down job barriers, state lawmakers are implementing policies that provide much-needed services and resources to our veterans. "California is home to nearly 2 million veterans," Coachella Democratic Assemblymember Eduardo Garcia said. "It is our duty to be there for our veterans and their families." In this Assembly Access video, learn from Asemblymember Garcia about the policy success California has made to benefit veterans.


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Enriching lives through recreation.
West Suburban Special Recreation Association2915 Maple St.
Franklin Park IL, 60131
Phone: 847-455-2100
Fax: 847-455-2157
Website: www.wssra.net
Established: 1976
Handicapped Accessible: Yes
Click here to learn more about Lekotek, a play library and resource center for young children with special needs and their families.
What is West Suburban Special Recreation Association (WSSRA)?
It is a cooperative program between nine park districts and one village in near West Cook County that provides community based recreation and leisure programs for children, teens and adults with any kind of special education need or disability.
Who is eligible for WSSRA services?
Children who live in Berwyn, Cicero, Forest Park, Harwood Heights, Oak Park, River Forest, Elmwood Park, Norridge Park District and the Park District of Franklin Park and who receive: special education services, for a physical, mental, sensory, psychiatric or learning disabilities. Children with behavior disorders and attention deficit hyperactivity disorders also can benefit from WSSRA services. Adults with any impairment are also welcome.
What programs are offered?
After school and evening programs include athletic, swimming, Special Olympics, art, scouting, fitness and outdoor activities. Summer day camps, away camping experiences and Saturday events are also offered. Family activities and school holiday programs are available. WSSRA also has a toy lending library and play intervention program called Lekotek. Accessible transportation can be arranged for many programs.
Participants can also receive assistance from WSSRA staff when enrolled in a typical park district program in their home community, such as day camps, sports, swim lessons, etc. This service is to assist with successful "inclusion".
Who leads WSSRA programs?
Therapeutic Recreation Specialists plan and supervise the activities. Additional support staff and trained volunteers provide a minimum of 4:1 supervision. Individual needs are met through a 1:1 staffing when needed.
Fees - Programs run in seasons from six to nine weeks at a time. A typical seven-week program without transportation is generally priced around $35.00. Transportation is available at $6.05 per round trip. Some WSSRA scholarship money is available but youth township money and donations have been used to cover fees for families. Payment plans are accepted.
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- Skill Development
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- Opportunities for Success
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Both regular readers of Love Wapping will have realised by now that we are neither 'a national newsroom' or the BBC.
We do however have teeth and use them on a regular basis. (Unless we get bored and hand over editorial control to the Wapping Squirrels. Who also have teeth.)
This is for the simple reason that residents of the London borough of Tower Hamlets are sick and tired of being treated like mushrooms – kept in the dark and fed on bullshit – and there are few if any sources of information about the reality of what is going on in our borough.
Despite the DCLG having sent their commissioners into Tower Hamlets town hall the council rag East End Life stills plops through 100,000 of our letterboxes on a regular basis, although it has to be said that the number of photographs of our dear mayor it contains has reduced considerably.
Propaganda levels stay the same however.
And as any good propagandist knows if you repeat a lie often enough people will start to believe it.
Hard reality is that there is no local press in Tower Hamlets.
Yes there are 'newspapers' that purport to provide borough news but they are useless. Reporters are desk-bound and consequently out of touch with the communities they are supposed to serve.
Still a world capital
An outstanding example of this was on December 5th last year when the lead news story in the East London Advertiser was about a school trip to France.
Although this sort of event should be covered by a local newspaper many residents may consider that there just might have been other things going on in East London that day that may have warranted being the front page lead news story.
London is, last time we checked, still a world capital. And the East End is one of the most important parts of our capital. So there might be some news stories knocking around somewhere.
Just gotta find 'em!
To be fair and balanced (for once) the East London Advertiser did run an interesting story that involved quite a lot of research, analysis and other journalist type things on 23rd October 2014, 'Tower Hamlets accused of 'huge disparity' in grants to poorest areas'.
We know because Love Wapping wrote it.
If you don't care stop reading here
Last year the entire Love Wapping Editorial Team were interviewed for an academic analysis of 'The Value of UK Hyperlocal Community News'. This study included the largest content analysis to date of UK hyperlocal news content.
You might be interested to read some of the reasoning as to why our editorial team takes the approach they do. Or you might not care at all.
The usual bullshit
Either way here is the Love Wapping bit in the report:
This unwillingness to balance sources in critical reporting is rooted, in part, in a pragmatic expectation that the PR office in question will not take any questions or allegations seriously (Kean talks of "bland meaningless responses"), but also in a certain amount of contempt for the uncritical way in which local newspapers already routinely provide a mouthpiece for the output of local government communications officers.
Mark Baynes, of campaigning London blog Love Wapping, shares these critiques. When asked whether he balances his critical coverage of Tower Hamlets Council with quotes from relevant officers he told us:
"I don't see why I should, as a resident, ring the town hall up or anybody else … Because I know all they're going to give me is the usual bullshit. So what's the point? And they've got a huge media machine … I don't see, to be quite honest, why any hyperlocal should. Because if you look at it in the broader context of media and communications in our society: if Tower Hamlets wants to get on TV, they can get on TV. They can send a press release to the East London Advertiser [the local weekly newspaper] … and they literally print the press release."
Golly gosh! Strong words.
But most East Enders would be more direct.
And Love Wapping refuses to waste time asking for 'the councils position on this issue' when we know that we will be lied to.
Spot the odd one out
Have a look at the list below and see if you can spot the odd one out. No prizes so don't ask.
- Professor of Journalism, City University, London
- Trinity Mirror
- Love Wapping
- Open University expert on Open Data
Correct! Love Wapping!
The reason Love Wapping is the odd one out is because these are the media organisations and individuals who have been invited to speak at the BBC Data Day in Birmingham organised by the BBC College of Journalism.
You have to laugh – Love Wapping in the same line-up as organisations like the BBC, Google, Twitter and people like Paul Bradshaw and Tony Hirst? What the hell do they know about kingfishers? Cheek.
The reason Love Wapping will be giving a talk about a tiny eeny weeny website may be something to do with some of the non-wildlife stories we ran in 2014. These included:
- Mayor's office attempts to rewrite history – and fails.
- Child Poverty in Tower Hamlets mapped by ward
- Tower Hamlets council grants distribution by electoral ward
- Press freedom in Tower Hamlets. Some questions for Takki Sulaiman from Ted Jeory
- Tower Hamlets grants compared to quality of life indicators
- Mayor Lutfur Rahman and his Advisors – payment details
- Sankey diagram of how grant money flows inside Tower Hamlets council
- Tower Hamlets Council grants funding – Introduction
- Tower Hamlets Council grants funding – FOI 9087 and 9088
- Our very own Greenbankgate!
And last but by no means least our favourite photograph from the May 2014 elections that sums it all up.
As there are so many investigations, court hearings and on-going criminal investigations relating to Tower Hamlets council still in progress and upcoming our editorial team will be confined to talking about what has been published here.
As opposed to what we actually know. <sigh>
So both regular readers have been treated to a preview. Or used as guinea pigs. Take your pick.
But then maybe the BBC College of Journalism invite was a mistake and Love Wapping should really be on BBC Springwatch? Kevin would love that.
We should be so lucky. While the search for Kevin continues we have other business to attend to.
For example I have this really interesting story about Tower Hamlets First councillors and how they….
But wait. I have to write that one! Back soon. Unless Kevin comes back.


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text: News & Events Taoiseach and Minister for Jobs announce 400 new jobs in 8 IDA Ireland client companies5th November 2014An Taoiseach Enda Kenny TD and Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Richard Bruton TD today announced the creation of 400 new jobs for Cork, Dublin and Galway from 8 North American and European based high-growth companies. The investments are supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation through IDA Ireland.An Taoiseach Enda Kenny TD and Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Richard Bruton TD today announced the creation of 400 new jobs for Cork, Dublin and Galway from 8 North American and European based high-growth companies. The investments are supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation through IDA Ireland.The new jobs will be spread across a number of sectors with a range of activities such as Software Development, Telecoms, Internet, Digital & Social Media.The companies creating the new jobs are:(100) N3 Results the global sales execution and digital marketing firm, will create at least 100 knowledge-based jobs in the next three to five years in its Dublin office.(85) Sprout Social a leading social media management and engagement platform for business, will open a second office in Dublin to support the company's existing and growing base of customers in Europe, Africa and the Middle East, creating 85 new jobs.(70) SimpliVity the leader in hyperconverged infrastructure for the software-defined data centre, today announced plans to establish its service and support centre for Europe, the Middle East and Africa in Cork. SimpliVity has plans to hire 70 employees over a three-year period, with the potential for future expansion. Recruitment for the new roles is already underway.(50) Udemy, the leading global marketplace for learning and teaching online, announced its plans to hire 50 people over the next three years in its newly established EMEA Operations centre based in Dublin's Digital Hub.(25) Boomerang Pharmaceutical, the digital communications and marketing agency servicing the life sciences sector, today announced that it has established a Dublin office creating 25 jobs in response to the increased demand for its services in Europe.(25) SNP Communications, the family-owned leadership communications company that specializes in coaching, content development, creative services and consulting has announced plans to add 25 jobs to its Dublin office over the next 3 years.(25) Perseus Telecom, the leading provider of high-speed global connectivity, announced today the formation of a proprietary Network Operations Centre (NOC) in Galway. The opening of the Galway NOC will create 25 jobs and recruitment is already underway for a number of roles including Level 1, 2, and 3 network engineers, software developers, and projects managers.(20) HedgeGuard has established its International Headquarters & Development Centre in Ireland in order to grow its international business and further enhance its product offering. The company expects to hire 20 people over a 3 year period across a number of activities including software engineering, middle-office management, customer implementation and tech support.IDA Ireland's Emerging Business Division, the section of the Agency specialising in attracting high-growth companies, continues to win high-value jobs in IT, internet and digital media.In recent years, IDA Ireland has broadened and deepened its approach to look towards embracing not just large multinational corporations (MNCs), but also working with high-growth companies, who aspire to be the MNCs of the future. This focus is part of the Government's Action Plan for Jobs.Today's announcements are the result of IDA Ireland's new policies in this area.Making the announcement, An Taoiseach Enda Kenny TD said "I told the Dublin Web Summit that Ireland is one of the most exciting places in the world to build the enterprises of tomorrow and I'm delighted to welcome eight exciting and vibrant companies to Ireland to do just that. The creation of 400 new jobs by these digital pioneers is fantastic news for Ireland and further adds to our reputation as a location for emerging companies. The Government's priority is securing the economic recovery through job creation and continuing to provide a great environment for high-growth companies to expand."Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton TD said "Ireland is increasingly seen as a hub for international start-ups and fast-growing emerging businesses. In recent years we have specifically targeted businesses in this area as part of our Action Plan for Jobs, and we have put in place a range of measures to make it more attractive for these companies to locate their fast-growing operations here. In recent years we have seen an impressive jobs performance in this area, and today's announcement that 8 companies are creating an extra 400 jobs here is another great boost from these fast-growing companies. I wish to commend IDA on their work in this area, and I look forward to working with these companies as they grow their businesses in Ireland".Commenting on the announcement, Martin Shanahan, CEO IDA Ireland said "Since 2010, over 100 high growth global companies have set up in Ireland with the support of IDA. Their primary aims are to scale and internationalise their operations. Ireland's reputation as a location for fast-growing businesses to expand into international markets is further cemented by today's announcement."ENDSFor further information please contact:IDA Ireland - Kevin Sammon, Press Manager, +353 (0)87 6188564 or Gillian Kelly, Press Executive, +353 (0)871789893-----------Innovative Digital Sales and Marketing Firm N3 Expands Presence in IrelandRapidly growing U.S. Company N3 plans to hire 100 staffers in burgeoning Dublin officeDublin, Ireland 5th November 2014 – Global sales execution and digital marketing firm N3 is pleased to announce a robust expansion of its Dublin, Ireland offices that is forecast to create at least 100 knowledge-based jobs in the next three to five years. Operated out of international headquarters in Atlanta, N3 has additional offices in Beijing, Costa Rica, London, Seattle and Shanghai with more than 500 employees worldwide.N3 uses a proprietary methodology built on over a decade of refinement to design and execute performance-based sales and marketing campaigns for its clients. Generating over $1 billion in sales pipeline each year, N3 is a trusted partner for leading technology and software companies like Microsoft, General Electric, HP, SAP, Dell, Fujitsu and Hitachi."Ireland is the gateway to Europe, and our growth there is representative of the explosion in the global market, which we expect will account for more than 60% of our business by 2019," says Jeff Laue, CEO of N3. "The availability of a highly educated workforce with multiple language skills coupled with such a favorable climate for conducting business makes Dublin an ideal city for us to grow and thrive in."As marketing and lead generation becomes increasingly digital and automated, N3 is on the forefront of sales research, demand generation, portfolio management, strategy formation, opportunity management and performance monitoring for market leading cloud and on-premise solution providers. Employing a multi-cultural staff, N3 is equipped to deliver results quickly for technology and software companies worldwide.N3 has begun active recruitment for its first round of new positions and is seeking professionals to fill key sales and management openings in Dublin. Qualified candidates with sales experience and related college degrees are invited to contact N3 directly at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.About N3N3 designs and executes large-scale, outsourced sales and marketing campaigns leveraging digital marketing, tele-based sales and custom analytics. A proven leader in the technology industry, we ensure results for domestic and global campaigns with our performance-based approach.Founded in 2004, N3 has a 10-year track record of successful technology, software and manufacturing demand generation. N3 employs highly skilled, customer-focused people worldwide with the ability to deliver in over 70 languages. Headquartered in Atlanta, N3 offers global resources with offices in Beijing, Costa Rica, Dublin, London, Seattle and Shanghai.Media contact - T.J. Lane, (404) 934-0794, firstname.lastname@example.com Social to Open Dublin Office in 2015Dublin, November 5th, 2014 - Sprout Social, a leading social media management and engagement platform for business, will open an office in Dublin to support the company's existing and growing base of customers in Europe, Africa and the Middle East.Sprout, headquartered in Chicago, plans on opening the new office in early 2015 and continue expanding its presence in the market over the next three years to include 85 employees."Europe is already a large and important market for Sprout," said Justyn Howard, Founder and CEO of Sprout Social. "The Ireland operation will enable us to more effectively serve and grow business in that region as well as act as the cornerstone of future international operations."About Sprout SocialFounded in 2010, Sprout Social is a social media management and engagement platform for businesses. Sprout helps entire organizations - both large and small - extract real business value out of social media through effective engagement, publishing and analytics. Sprout Social has more than 14,000 customers around the world and the Sprout platform manages more than 17 million social interactions through more than 20,000 social profiles a day.Media contact - Sprout Social Communications Manager: Kristin Johnson, email@example.com 312-281-2073------------SimpliVity Establishes EMEA Service and Support Centre in Cork, IrelandIndustry leader in hyperconverged infrastructure rapidly expands its international footprint, furthers job creation within the EUWESTBOROUGH, Mass.—November 5, 2014—SimpliVity, the leader in hyperconverged infrastructure for the software-defined data centre, today announced plans to establish its service and support centre for Europe, the Middle East and Africa in Cork, Ireland.SimpliVity has plans to hire 70 employees over a three-year period to work at the Cork location, with the potential for future expansion. Recruitment for the new roles is already underway.SimpliVity remains in high growth mode, nearly tripling its number of employees year over year and rapidly adding new customers and partnerships. The company has also recently extended its global presence into the Asia Pacific and Japan regions, in addition to EMEA."We continue to experience tremendous growth as customers accelerate their transition away from legacy IT environments to software-defined infrastructure," said Randy Boutin, vice president of global services at SimpliVity. "Our new service and support centre is further validation of this, and we are thrilled to have the opportunity to base this operation in Cork and help drive the local economy."OmniStack—SimpliVity's novel technology that includes 10 patent-pending innovations—powers an assimilated IT infrastructure platform. OmniStack's data virtualization platform abstracts data from its underlying hardware, shifting the management paradigm from hardware resources to virtual machines/workloads, and providing unparalleled data mobility. It achieves superior data efficiency by deduplicating, compressing and optimizing all data at inception in real time, once and forever—and without performance penalties. It also natively integrates backup, replication and cloud enablement to provide further operational efficiency and TCO reduction. By packaging OmniStack on an x86 platform—either on Dell servers sold as OmniCube, or on Cisco UCS systems sold as OmniStack Integrated Solution with Cisco UCS—customers get hyperconverged infrastructure that provides hypervisor, compute, storage services and network switching.For more information about careers at SimpliVity, visit www.simplivity.com/company/careers/ResourcesRead our customer success storiesLearn more at SimpliVity's blogFollow SimpliVity onTwitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube and Google+About SimpliVitySimpliVity delivers the best of both worlds: cloud economics with enterprise performance, protection and functionality. The company provides software-defined infrastructure packaged on industry-standard x86 systems, providing abstraction, pooling and automation of IT resources and services. By assimilating eight to twelve core data centre functions, including the hypervisor, compute, storage, network switching, backup, replication, cloud gateway, caching, WAN optimization, real-time deduplication and more, SimpliVity's hyperconverged infrastructure delivers a 3x reduction in TCO. It's also differentiated by global unified management, integrated data protection, and unparalleled efficiency via deduplication, compression and optimization of data before it hits disk to save IOPS and capacity on primary storage and throughout the workload's lifecycle. Launched in 2013, SimpliVity is in use at hundreds of enterprises and service providers worldwide, including T-Systems; City of Arvada, Colorado; MLB Network; and Wausau Coated. Headquartered in Massachusetts, SimpliVity's business model is 100% indirect, and its solutions and professional services are available through its network of worldwide resellers and distributors. For more information, contact us at +1 508-310-1032, firstname.lastname@example.com or www.simplivity.com -----------Udemy establishes EMEA Operations Centre in DublinDublin, 5th November 2014 – Udemy, the leading global marketplace for learning and teaching online, announced its plans to hire 50 people over the next three years in its newly established EMEA Operations centre based in Dublin's Digital Hub.Headquartered in San Francisco, USA, Udemy will establish a Dublin-based engineering and business team focused on growth in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Udemy will recruit for engineers and product managers as well as for operations, marketing and sales roles. Specific business roles will include country managers, category managers, sales representatives, marketing managers, and community managers.Commenting on the announcement Udemy CEO Dennis Yang said: "Udemy's students and instructors hail from more than 190 countries, and half of our students are located outside of the United States. EMEA represents a huge opportunity for our continued global expansion. Establishing a physical presence in Europe's growing technology hub of Dublin will allow us to tap into Ireland's highly skilled talent pool and bring on a team that will be integral to Udemy's growth."As a global marketplace for learning and teaching online, Udemy sees a huge benefit in attracting instructors from all over the world to share their diverse skills. The Dublin office will serve as the base for recruiting everyday experts from EMEA to teach on Udemy.About UdemyUdemy is the leading marketplace for online learning, offering people everywhere the opportunity to advance their careers, change professions, develop their personal passions or simply learn something new. With an ever-growing offering of 20,000+ courses, students can transform their lives by learning any subject they choose—at their own pace, on their own time, on any device. For companies, Udemy offers instant access to a comprehensive course library and easy-to-use course-creation platform. Founded in 2010, privately owned Udemy is funded by Norwest Venture Partners, Insight Venture Partners, Lightbank, MHS Capital, Learn Capital, and 500 Startups, among others. Udemy is headquartered in San Francisco, with offices in Dublin, Ireland and Istanbul, Turkey.Web: www.udemy.com | Twitter:@udemy | Facebook:www.facebook.com/udemy------------Boomerang Pharmaceutical announces 25 jobs at its new Dublin officeDigital Hub, Dublin, 5th November 2014 – Boomerang Pharmaceutical the digital communications and marketing agency servicing the life sciences sector, today announced that it has established a Dublin office creating 25 jobs in response to the increased demand for its services in Europe.Boomerang delivers global and market-based digital initiatives for some of the leading pharmaceutical companies and brands worldwide. The company is currently recruiting creative talent, UX experts, content strategists, copywriters, front-end developers and digital account managers to build ROI-centric engagement campaigns for its clients' stakeholders.Commenting on the announcement, Emmanuel Bueb, CEO and Founder of Boomerang Pharmaceutical said "Opening this office in Dublin supports the significant growth we are experiencing in the European market in particular. We have been very impressed with the quality of candidates we have hired so far and look forward to continuing to grow a creative and skilled team."About BoomerangBoomerang Pharmaceutical Communications is an international digital creative agency located in Basel, New-York & Hong Kong that deliver since 17 years global and market-based digital initiatives for some of the leading pharmaceutical companies and brands worldwide.We fuse the art of creativity with the rigor of science to produce outstanding digital solutions for our pharmaceutical and biotech clients.Designers, developers, engineers, digital analysts, communications specialists, eMarketing strategists working together to bring value to the equation.Media queries – firstname.lastname@example.com - +33 389 331 052Recruitment opportunities - email@example.com Communications adds 25 jobs to its first International office based in DublinDublin, November 5th, 2014 – SNP Communications has announced plans to add 25 jobs to its Dublin office over the next 3 years.SNP will draw from the rich local talent pool to fill a variety of positions, including Head of Operations, Customer Account Managers, Sales and Relationship Managers, Video, Audio and Graphic Design Artists, and an Office Manager. They also plan to launch a summer internship program to give university students tangible skills and work experience.SNP is a family-owned leadership communications company that specializes in coaching, content development, creative services and consulting. They help some of the world's most interesting companies and start-ups craft strategic messages, bring stories to life with creative elements and coach on delivery. As such, employees possess – and learn – a wide range of skills to deliver each of SNP's products and services.Headquartered in San Francisco with an office in New York City, SNP opened their first international location in Dublin this past March. Three landing team members from San Francisco have already hired two local employees and have established a number of partnerships with Dublin-based service providers.Information about available positions and public workshops will be posted to SNP's website: www.snpnet.ieMedia queries – email@example.com Telecom Opens Ireland Network Operations Centre to Support Managed Services GrowthCreates 25 jobs in GalwayDublin and New York, 5th November 2014; Perseus Telecom, the leading provider of high-speed global connectivity, announced today the formation of a proprietary Network Operations Centre (NOC) in Galway, Ireland, with the support from IDA Ireland. The opening of the Galway NOC will create 25 jobs and recruitment is already underway for a number of roles including Level 1, 2, and 3 network engineers, software developers, and projects managers. Perseus now offers global network management and customer support from Galway, in addition to its facilities in New York and Sao Paulo.Perseus selected Galway for its NOC because of the central role it is playing in Ireland's burgeoning technology industry. The NOC offers top-of-the-line facilities, expert engineering talent, 24 x 7 x 365 operations, multi-lingual and accredited best-in-class global customer support for the company's rapidly growing global managed services business. The NOC will support customers that include banks, market makers, and exchanges, as well as e-commerce, telecommunications, multi-media and technology (TMT) firms. As part of the new Galway NOC, Perseus built a network linking Dublin, Blanchardstown, Galway and Cork, all interconnecting to the award-winning Perseus global managed network."We are extremely thankful to the Irish government for its support in this initiative, and the role that IDA Ireland has played in making this a trouble-free experience. We hope that this venture will encourage other businesses to take advantage of the pro-business culture in Ireland and also provide welcome employment to the local economy," said Dr Jock Percy, CEO of Perseus."Galway represents a centre for innovation in Ireland and an important gateway for Europe," says Chris Beddall, Perseus Ireland Country Manager. "The region has tremendous local engineering talent and multi-lingual resources, enabling us to offer NOC as a Service. This product can reduce operating expenses on average by 25% for our clients, allowing them to focus on growing their business whilst Perseus manages their networks."The NOC as a Service (NaaS) offered by Perseus provides customers with 24 x 7 x 365 network surveillance, performance monitoring, trouble ticket management, event management, vendor/SLA Management and guaranteed service levels (service assurance).About PerseusPerseus is a private, global, high-precision managed service provider for financial trading, iGaming, e-commerce and multi-media. Customers include top-tier market makers, banks, exchanges and Fortune500 companies. The company has offices in New York, Chicago, Dublin, London, São Paulo and San Francisco. Perseus provides many of the world's fastest market-to-market routes between Chicago, New York, London, Frankfurt, São Paulo, Mexico City, Tokyo, Singapore, Johannesburg. The company has earned accolades for the fastest trans-Atlantic route between New York and London (QuanTA™), the lowest latency route between Brazil and USA (LiquidPath®) and High Precision Time™.More Information: perseustelecom.com/contact------------HedgeGuard establishes International Headquarters & Development Centre in DublinDublin, 5th November 2014 – HedgeGuard today announced that it has established its International Headquarters & Development Centre in Ireland in order to grow its international business and further enhance its product offering.The company expects to hire 20 people over a 3 year period across a number of activities including software engineering, middle-office management, customer implementation and tech support.Imad Wardé, CEO and Founder – "HedgeGuard international growth strategy is based on finding the right talents: English-speaking, customer oriented and mastering the Fund Management processes. With the strong pool of qualified candidates that Ireland has to offer, we are very confident about our decision to open our third office in Dublin."HedgeGuard's unique software reduces costs across the asset management industry and provides cloud-based front-to-back office 'intelligence' for all clients on any device.Currently, HedgeGuard is the only software editor offering a full suite of services. Its team, skilled and experienced, comes from the asset management industry and is able to assist on all aspects of fund management, including risk and compliance.About HedgeGuard Financial SoftwareEstablished in Paris, London and Dublin, we are the specialist software provider for hedge funds, family offices, asset managers and start-up funds. HedgeGuard®, our front-to-back portfolio management software, is designed to provide accurate performance monitoring of all funds, from one single platform. It smoothes out the whole management chain, from order management, position keeping, risk management, to compliance and reporting. Our clients have also the option to use HedgeGuard's outsourced services: the middle-office service, working as a natural extension of the fund management team, and the Mobile Office service, offering full database hosting on private cloud and secured remote access.Not just another software provider. Discover more here www.hedgeguard.comRecruitment detailsHuman Resources Department +(33) 1 83 62 firstname.lastname@example.com ContactAurélie Attia – Marketing Coordinator +33 (1) 83 62 00 email@example.com Back to Department News Back to Top Share This


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