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CONTENTS

 

1.     MWBE---Supplier Diversity Program (SDP) Basic Training - for SDO Certified Businesses                                       (6/16—9:30am-12:30pm)

 

2.     ENTERTAINMENT: Exciting Upcoming Events at Roxbury Center for the Arts at Hibernian Hall!                                 (6/16, 6/17 + 6/19)

 

3.     Grove Hall Update: youth in recovery_alaska st yard sale_grove hall trust_gh peace walk                                             (6/16, 6/18, 6/22 + beyond)

 

4.     HANCOCK CIVIC ASSOCIATION MEETING NOTICE                                                                                                       (6/16--6:30-8:30pm)

 

5.     The Alabama Organization Sponsoring Trip to Foxwood Casino                                                                                     (6/18—BUS DEPARTING 2:00pm Sharp)

 

6.     MBTA COMMUNITY: Meeting to Discuss Improvements to Route 57                                                                               (6/22--6:30pm)

 

7.     BIG “Blacks In Government” Event                                                                                                                                          (6/23—5:00-7:30pm)

 

8.     An open letter to my Fort Hill Neighbors ( re: Dudley Square Area)                                                                                   (ARTS MART--6/25/11)

 

9.     Mt. Pleasant Neighborhood Association 0 June Monthly Meeting                                                                                      (6/29—6:30pm)

 

10.   FREE Bike with Enrollment in Body By Brandy Children's Summer Workshop!                                                              (7/5, 8/1…)

 

11.   Landlord Seminar Summer Series                                                                                                                                        ( 7/15 + 8/17)

 

12.   Women United for the Advancement of African Countries (WUAAC) Conference & Expo 2011                                   (7/15 + 7/17)

 

13.   The NAACP Boston Branch Presents NAACP Centennial Golf Classic (Register TODAY)                                          (7/22--7:00am)

 

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1.    Supplier Diversity Program (SDP) Basic Training - for SDO Certified Businesses   (6/16—9:30am-12:30pm)

 

 

Basic SDP Program Overview - Services and Resources for SDO Certified Businesses.

This three hour training session is opened to Minority and Women-Owned Businesses, who are interested in learning how to use their SDO certification in the procurement process, find opportunities for SDP partnerships and market as an SDP participant to state entities. An overview of Comm-PASS is provided including an interactive session on how to navigate the system, search for open opportunities, and list your business as an interested bidder and other Comm-PASS features.

 

(This workshop will be cancelled or rescheduled if the minimum number of participants (8) is not met)

Date:                          June 16, 2011

 

Time:                          9:30 am – 12:30 pm

Location:                   The McCormack Building,

One Ashburton Place, 10th Floor,

Boston, MA. 02108 directions

 

Registration:            You must Pre-Register.

            Please register via the Office of Supplier Diversity by clicking on this link SDP workshop online Registration.

Be sure to include your email address on the registration form to receive session notifications.

If you have questions regarding this training, please send an email to sdp@state.ma.us

 

 

 

 

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2.     ENTERTAINMENT:  Exciting Upcoming Events at Roxbury Center for the Arts at Hibernian Hall!    (6/16, 6/17 + 6/19)

 

Upcoming Events at Roxbury Center for the Arts at Hibernian Hall!     LARRY WATSON PLUS SCENES FROM RACHEL AND SYBIL AT THE STONEWALL INN AT CAFE TATANT   Larry Watson brings his Workforce 2000 to Cafe Tatant on Thursday, June 16, 2011 for a wide-ranging variety show in celebration of Juneteenth and Black Music Month. This dynamic performer practices what he preaches on the faculty of Berklee College of Music as a teacher of vocals and ensemble skills. As special guests during intermission, performers of Rachel and Sybil at the Stonewall Inn present musical vignettes recalling the Stonewall Riots of 1969 as part of the Neighborhood Pride Tour sponsored by Theater Offensive.   Drinks and dinner served at 7:30 p.m., show starts at 8:00 p.m. Cash bar. Single ticket: $16; Meal and show combo: $32; Combo for two: $60. To purchase tickets, Click Here.    Cafe Tatant is located at Roxbury Center for the Arts at Hibernian Hall, 184 Dudley St. in Roxbury, MA. URBAN FRESH Presents For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow Is Enuf   Urban Fresh presents a new adaptation of Ntozake Shange's epoch-making play For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf directed by Leona Pierre and featuring Amie D. Wells, Martine Russell, Chantale Sterling, Rosa Mendoza, Nicky Bundle, Ashley Rose, Camille Lafond, Musu-kulla Massaquoi and Themba Mkhatshwa.   Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Student tickets are $15 in advance and at the door. To purchase tickets Click Here. For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow is Enuf  Friday, June 17, 2011 at 8:00 p.m. Roxbury Center for the Arts at Hibernian Hall 184 Dudley St., Roxbury, MA   An Afternoon of Music   Boston City-Wide Spring Orchestra presents An Afternoon of Music with vocalists William H. Ellis and Vivian Cooley-Collier and jazz violinist David Eure (Pictured at left).   In addition, the Coach's Quartet will perform. The concert is sponsored by the National Center of Afro-American Artists, the Timilty Middle School, Boston Public Schools' Arts Department and the Foundation for the Advancement of String Education. For more information, call (617) 549-3900 or visit www.madison-park.org.  An Afternoon of Music  Sunday, June 19, 2011 - 3:30 to 6:00 p.m. Roxbury Center for the Arts at Hibernian Hall 184 Dudley St., Roxbury, MA FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

 

 

 

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3.   Grove Hall Update: youth in recovery_alaska st yard sale_grove hall trust_gh peace walk   (6/16, 6/18, 6/22 + beyond)

 

 

 

The following information was provided by the organization and individuals listed below:

 

 

-Youth in Recovery event, Thursday, June 16^th

-Alaska Street Yard Sale, Saturday, June 18^th

-Boston Rising Seeks Trustees for Grove Hall Trust

-Grove Hall Peace Walk, Wed. June 22nd

 

1)            Youth in Recovery

Come out and hear us, we do recover!

 

Come and join us at the Historical Charles Street AME Church for a healthy discussion about how we can recover from substance abuse.

 

Guest Speakers

Kevin Thomas

Isabel Torres

Project RIGHT, Inc. DAPS peer educators

Project Rebound Youth

Questions and Answers

Light Refreshments

 

Thursday, June 16, 2011

3 PM – 5:30 PM

Charles Street AME Church

551 Warren St

Roxbury

 

For more info, call Frankie Hicks (617.541.5454.x109, 617.839.9537 or f.hicks@verizon.net)

 

Sponsored by:  Project RIGHT, Inc. and Quincy Geneva Housing Corporation

 

2)            ALASKA STREET YARD SALE

“Not your average Yard Sale”

      

       Food/Beverages         Kid’s Korner                                   Vendors

 

Castle Hair Studio

 

Entertainment at 1pm by well-known “Thee Slap Bracelets”

“Boston’s official dance for peace teen group”

 

Come and Join Us!

Saturday, June 18th   -     10am - 4pm

 

 

3)            Boston Rising is accepting nominations for Grove Hall residents, youth, small business school-based and faith-based representatives for the Grove Hall Trust.  Terms will range from 18 months to 24 months.  Letters of recommendations should be sent to Talia Rivera, Community and Grants as soon as possible.  Trustees will meet as a group a minimum of 6 times per year, and meetings conducted in Grove Hall will vary from 2-5 hours in duration.

 

Grove Hall Trust is one of Boston Rising’s signature grantmaking initiatives.  It is based on two key ideas: 1) communities know what they need to improve their outcomes and 2) impact comes from shared risk and responsibility.  The Grove Hall Trust is a fund established by Boston Rising, matched at 10% by the Grove Hall community and administered by Trustees from the community itself.

 

For more information, contact:

Talia Rivera at trivera@bostonrising.org or 617.236.0094.

Boston Rising

711 Atlantic Avenue, 1^st Floor

Boston, MA  02111

Fax:  617.236.0322

Email:  nominate@bostonrising.org

 

 

4)            Do you want peace in our community?

DEMAND Peace!!  Join us! Walk for Peace! Honk for Peace!

 

Grove Hall Peace Walk

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm

Deliverance Temple Church

232 Columbia Road, Dorchester

(intersection of Columbia Road and Devon Street)

 

 

Join us for a peace walk and then meet with us on how we can make our neighborhood safer!

Please call 617-541-5451.x102 (Project RIGHT, Inc.) for more information.

Supporters (list in formation)

 

Senator Sonia Chang-Diaz, Rep. Gloria Fox, Rep. Liz Malia, Rep. Carlos Henriquez, Project RIGHT, Inc., Boston Public Health Commission (Violence, Intervention and Prevention), Boston Police Department (B-2), Grove Hall Youth Outreach Connection, Grove Hall Safe Neighborhood Initiative, MA Department of Public Health (Division of Violence Prevention), Quincy Geneva Housing Corporation

 

The above information was compiled by Michael Kozu, PRI Community Coordinator (617.541.5451.x102). 

 

 

 

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4.     HANCOCK CIVIC ASSOCIATION MEETING NOTICE - (6/16--6:30-8:30pm)

 

 

>>>N.B.  During the Summer months (June - September) we will meet in the Upham's Corner Branch Library [same building]<<<

 

HANCOCK STREET CIVIC ASSOCIATION
c/o: Robert Mickiewicz, President
7 Whittemore Terrace
Dorchester, Ma. 02125
Fax:(617) 436-6438

 

 

This Month's Invited Speakers*:   None as of this Notice

 

*[subject to Scheduling and Availability Changes]

New Business This Month:       33 Hancock Street Restaurant Zoning Board Application for "Take-Out"

 

TO:    ALL CIVIC LEADERS, RESIDENTS, GUESTS
         AND INTERESTED PERSONS

RE:    MEETING NOTICE                               


THE MONTHLY MEETING OF THE

HANCOCK STREET CIVIC ASSOCIATION,

WILL BE HELD ON (Third Thursday of Each Month):

THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2011,  AT 6:30-8:00 PM

AT:   UPHAM'S CORNER BRANCH LIBRARY
        BIRD STREET COMMUNITY CENTER BUILDING
        500 COLUMBIA ROAD,
        DORCHESTER, MA. 02125

Meet With Areas B & C Police, State & City Representatives, Discuss
Issues.  Find Out What's Really Going On In The Neighborhood!

If You Or Your Organization Wish To Make An Announcement Or
Presentation, please Contact Us In Advance To Be Placed On The Agenda. 

Flyers And Handouts Should Be Sent To:
7 WHITTEMORE TERRACE, DORCHESTER, MA. 02125-2119

YOUR ATTENDANCE IS WELCOME AND ENCOURAGED!

OUR NEXT MEETINGS WILL BE HELD ON:        

JULY 21, 2011
AUGUST 18, 2011
SEPTEMBER 15, 2011
OCTOBER 20, 2011

NOVEMBER 17, 2011

DECEMBER 15, 2011

JANUARY 19, 2012

FEBRUARY 16, 2012

MARCH 15, 2012

APRIL 19, 2012

MAY 17, 2012

 

>>>PLEASE NOTE:   Due to a very Limited Agenda this month, that the meeting may adjourn before 8:00 pm!

 

 

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5.     The Alabama Organization sponsoring Trip to Foxwood Casino.  (6/18—BUS DEPARTING 2:00pm Sharp)

 

 

Please pass this on to your email list. 

All monies that we get and receive goes towards scholarships for High School Seniors.

 

 

 

“We determine where we are going by remembering where we came from”

 

Another good time riding down 95 South to Foxwood Casino with The Alabama Organization, Inc

 

Departing from the old Star Market Parking Lot

90 River Street Mattapan, MA 02126

 

June 18, 2011

Leaving Boston at 2pm sharp and Leaving Foxwood by 10pm

$25.00 donation per person non-Refundable

 

 

 

For more information please contact:

Nicole Purvis 617-293-9025  Betsy Little Moore 617-869-0117

Shirley Johnson 617-296-2150

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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6.   MBTA COMMUNITY: Meeting to Discuss Improvements to Route 57       (6/22--6:30pm)

 

 

 

Bus Route 57 Community Meeting Dear MBTA Riders and Interested Parties, The MBTA has been working with the community to develop a series of improvements to Bus Route 57. Based on community feedback, the MBTA will be presenting progress design plans for implementation, including: the addition of customer amenities and bus stop consolidation. Bus stop consolidation will result in changes to the location of some bus stops. Bus stops may be relocated and/or eliminated. We want your feedback on these proposed changes. Bus Route 57 operates between Watertown Yard or Oak Square and Kenmore Station via Newton Corner, Union Square and Packard’s Corner. It provides high frequency service to these areas in addition to serving important destinations such as Boston University, Agganis Arena, Fenway Park, St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center, several schools and shopping centers. It also provides connections to the Green Line ‘B’ Branch and many other bus routes including Key Bus Routes 66 and 71, Express Routes 502, 504, 553, 554, 555, 556 and 558, and the following local and crosstown routes - CT2, 47, 52, 59, 60, 64, 65, 66, 71, and 86. Wednesday, June 22, 2011 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM   Jackson Mann Community Center 500 Cambridge Street, Boston     The Jackson Mann Community Center can be reached by bus routes 57, 64 and 66. All are invited to attend these meetings. Past presentations and meeting handouts can be viewed at www.mbta.com\keybusroutes. Project handouts with current recommendations will be available for viewing shortly before the meeting. Your input will help create a better bus service for your community! If you have a disability or need an accommodation to fully participate in the meeting, American Sign Language interpreters, assistive listening devices, handouts in alternate formats, etc. will be provided upon request. Please contact Charlie Patton, Regina Villa Associates, at (617) 357-5772 ext.16 or at cpatton@reginavilla.com no later than June 15. For detailed project information, please visit www.mbta.com\keybusroutes. Please forward this email to anyone you think may be interested in this project.

 

 

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7.   BIG—Blacks In Government Event   (6/23—5:00-7:30pm)

 

 

State, Local and Federal Government Staff
are invited to the
The Greater Boston Chapter Welcome Reception!
Come Learn About BIG and our Upcoming National Training Conference
June 23, 2011
5:00 PM to 7:30 PM
At the Hynes Convention Center
900 Boylston Street
In Boston’s Back Bay Neighborhood

Open Bar 5:00 PM- 6:00 PM
Refreshments will be served

Please RSVP to: [bigbostonr1@gmail]

Include your name, government agency and phone and email contact with your RSVP

Learn more about the 33^rd BIG National Training Conference in Boston August 22-25, 2011

Daniel Corria
CIFM Manager/Architect
GSA Regional NOMA Champion
Urban Development/ Good Neighbor Rep.
Property Development Division
BIG Region One National Board of Directors
2011 National Training Conference Chair
work: 617. 565.5842

 

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8.     An open letter to my Fort Hill Neighbors (Re: Dudley Square Area)  (ARTS MART--6/25)

Open Letter to my Fort Hill neighbors   Hi my name is Kai grant and I am a proud Roxbury Resident & homeowner of 10+ years on Fort Hill in John Eliot Square. I grew up on Norfolk Street in Highland Park; raised four wonderful sons- ages 23 years -14 years old here in Roxbury.   I am also a board member of Dudley Mainstreets, involved on several committees in the Dudley Square area. I am truly trying to “Be the Change I want to see” and am encouraging all my Fort hill neighbors to do the same.   This open letter comes to you from a deep place in my heart to see the Historic Dudley Square revitalized back to it’s glory of it’s once thriving economic past.   In order to see this passion realized, I put together an idea that was to incubate the (hopefully) future businesses of the Square in the same fashion of SOWA in the South End. I called ours WoW! (West on Washington) And it was to have an International Bazaar feel to reflect our neighborhood’s diverse population. Food was to be a huge focal point as we have Greek, a variety of African, Asian, Southern-Bistro, Dominican, and the like. However, there were mounds of bureaucratic obstacles that made things quite challenging for us to execute the idea to the desired scale. (We may have to wait a year or two in order to get there!)   Therefore, we have decided to do an Arts Mart in Historic Dudley Station inviting local artist, businesses and entrepreneurs to showcase and sell their products. Mayor Thomas Menino, MBTA General Manager Richard Davey and Boston Police Commissioner Davis will be in Dudley the same day as the Arts Mart to unveil the new restroom making it a stellar time to have this event!   At least 20,000 people travel through Dudley on a Saturday. Let’s add to that number by walking down our Hill and financially supporting local businesses and keep the dollar from leaking out of Roxbury. So far we have graphic artists, quilters, Roxbury T-shirt designers, Milners and many more that are showing interest in vending. Their biggest concern is having the financial support of the abutting neighborhoods that will come and support financially.   Please neighbors---come down and invest in your community!!!     ARTS MART Saturday, June 25th 11am-4pm Historic Dudley Station   Contact: Kai Grant grantkaidi@yahoo.com or Joyce Stanley: 617-541-4644 Dudley Mainstreets

 

 

 

 

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9.     Mt. Pleasant Neighborhood Association 0 June Monthly Meeting  (6/29—6:30pm)

 

 

Hello Everyone,    Just a reminder of the June monthly neighborhood meeting, Wednesday, June 29, 2011 at 6:30PM at Vine Street Community Center.    The tentative agenda is:          Welcome          Police Report             - Vandalism             - Summer is coming: Youth             - Follow up to Blue Hill Ave issues           Zoning Issue            - 46 Forest Street- building an addition to the church          Parking On Vine Street                  Update:               Closure of BCYF buildings, near us: Orchard Garden and Mason Pool               109 Mt. Pleasant Ave.               Mt. Pleasant Park Project               Dudley/Greenville Project             Other issues:           Elections/ Membership Issues: The Future           July, 2011 meeting   Patricia Courtney

 

 

 

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10.   FREE Bike with Enrollment in Body By Brandy Children's Summer Workshop!  (7/5, 8/1…)

 

 

THE WORD www.thewordboston.com pat@thewordboston.com (617) 775-4273

 

 

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11.    Landlord Seminar Summer Series                          ( 7/15 + 8/17)

 

 

Mayor Menino’s Problem Property Task

Force Holds First Landlord Outreach

Seminar

 

 

The Inspectional Services Housing Division (ISD) and Action for Boston Community Development (ABCD) announce a summer series of free “Landlord Outreach Seminars

 

This collaboration reflects the shared mission of both agencies to assist “landlords” in being successful in their efforts to provide safe, decent

and healthy housing to Boston’s residents.

 

Topics covered will include: property owner rights & responsibilities, interpretation of the Housing Code and its enforcement process,

good business tips, how to handle bed bug infestations, security deposit rules, and resources available to landlords.

 

To RSVP or if you would like more information contact the Housing Inspection Division at (617) 961-3417,

email: housing.division.isd@ci.boston.ma.us, or ABCD at 617-348-6450 email: rthomas@bostonabcd.org

 

The Landlord Outreach Seminars will take place on the

3rd Wednesday of every month.

-July 20

-August 17

 

Location: Twelfth Baptist Church, 150-160 Warren Street

Roxbury, MA 02119.

 

Seminars will begin at 6:00 p.m. and end at 8:00 p.m

 

 

 

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12.     Women United for the Advancement of African Countries (WUAAC) Conference & Expo 2011   (7/15 + 7/17)

 

 

 Art...............

New Works with Bonuses  

 

Original pastels created by Paul Goodnight are available for sale.  And for a limited time each one will come with a collection of working graphite drawings that Paul used in his process of creating them.   Contact us @ 800-397-8611 for further information and to purchase one for yourself today. 

 

 

Coming Together!

 

Women United for the Advancement of African Countries (WUAAC) Conference & Expo 2011 on Friday July 15th and Sunday July 17th, at the Hyatt Hotel in Boston, Massachusetts.  This conference will serve to mobilize women of African descent in order to form an alliance with businesses, organizations and all willing partners ready to address existing critical conditions in Africa. Through the exchange of vital knowledge, networks and services, we will create strong links to help our African countries.

 

Among the many objectives of our forum, we seek to create measures that will help produce women entrepreneurs, stabilize the education system across the continent, end gender inequality and establish accessible health care.  

 

 To further the cause of international understanding and global change, this conference offers four workshops along with professional development exhibits:

1.      African Women Entrepreneurs in the Global Economy.

2.      Achieving Gender Equality, and Ending Violence against Women in Africa

3.      Harvesting the Future: The Implantation (or Birthing Stage) of Higher Education in Africa

4.      Reforming Africa’s Health Care System

5.      Professional Development Exhibits: with a Call for project proposal development submission by women of African descent. ( see attached)

 

We are proud to stimulate a movement that promotes international awareness and activism that will simultaneously benefit our African communities as well as where we currently reside.

 

For registration visit our website:  www.shalupe.org  

 

Mireille Tushiminina
Co-Founder & Vice President Shalupe Foundation
89 South Street
Boston, MA 02111
F: 857-249-3831

http://africanfestivalboston.org
www.shalupe.org
“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world” Nelson Mandela

 

Check out other up-coming community events and opportunities at: 

http://www.blackinfonow.org/bcic/CommunityCalendar/tabid/56/Default.aspx

 

 

 

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13.    The NAACP Boston Branch Presents Centennial Golf Classic (Register TODAY)  (7/22--7:00am)

 

NAACP BOSTON BRANCH

CENTENNIAL GOLF CLASSIC

THE NAACP BOSTON BRANCH PROUDLY PRESENTS ITS FIRST ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT! This inaugural event kicks off a year of celebrations marking the 100th anniversary of the oldest chartered branch in the Nation. This is your opportunity to support the Branch, network with Boston’s most prominent political and business leaders while enjoying the great game of golf.   Friday, July 22, 2011 William J. Devine Golf Course at Franklin Park One Circuit Drive, Dorchester, MA Program: Registration and Continental Breakfast  - 7:00 am Shotgun Start, Scramble Format - 8:00 am Luncheon: Awards - Presentations Raffle Prizes - Entertainment      1:30 pm Close  4:00 pm   For Tickets Information Please Contact Mr. Adler Eliacin NAACP Boston Branch Phone (617) 427-9494   x160 Or Register online at: http://www.bostonnaacp.org/ Send your questions to: events@bostonnaacp.org   Single Golfer..........$150 Entry Fee for One player Continental Breakfast for One One  Gift Bags One Ticket to the Luncheon   Foursome..........$500 Commemorative Team Photo for each player Team listing in program book Entry Fee for Four players Continental Breakfast for Four Four Gift Bags / Four Tickets to the Luncheon   Call Mr. Adler Eliacin for Information on Title Sponsor – Hole Sponsor - Lunch Sponsor   Your generosity will help us "re-establish the voice of our community" and expand the reach of our important advocacy work on behalf of people of color in the City of Boston. The Boston Branch of the NAACP is an all-volunteer organization that works to protect the civil rights of all people of color and for the eradication of discrimination in our society.  Founded in 1909, the NAACP is the nation's oldest, largest and most widely recognized grassroots Civil Rights organization with half-million members and supporters throughout the United States.   Space is limited so make your reservations today!  We anticipate your support and we hope that you will join us!     Sincerely,   Michael A. Curry, Esq. President NAACP Boston Branch   P.S. Please share this invitation with your fellow golfers.   Save the Date:    follow on Twitter | friend on Facebook |

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