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We're up... Its good toWe're up... Its good to finally be live. If you want to get your event up on here, send an email to freenyc@illregal.com and we'll shoot it up. What goes here? Gallery openings, open bar events, NYC community events, and all other fun free stuff to do on the cheap in the surrounding NYC area. Posted by Chris at 12:17 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend the Sucking at Life showthe Sucking at Life show opening. Featuring new and recent works by: Dalek Showing at KCDC - May 15th through June 15th, 2004 KCDC ************** Directions: Take the L train to Bedford ave. and walk up to n.10th street and make a left turn and there you are.
come enjoy yourselves and enrich your lives with culture and art and finery. Posted by Chris at 12:20 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend Friday, May 14 "Ambassadors TourFriday, May 14 "Ambassadors Tour 2004" Benefit Party map and info: 66 Water St. Event Space, DUMBO Brooklyn We are having a fundraising event where we will perform live and FEATURING: Dj skizum (mission on mars, I.C.)
-Incognegro [NYC](skizum studios - Turntables, Sampler, Keys) Plus: Special guest djs, mcs and beatboxers
5 spot Restaurant - dinner for 2 - 150 cds featuring: dj spit fire other prizes offered for silent auction running throughout the limited editon photos from the skizum collection stratocaster midi guitar and footpedal custom jewelery by Wave (www.wave.clueinc.net) Posted by Chris at 05:31 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend This Saturday: Kid Robot DunnyThis Saturday: Kid Robot Dunny Show opening reception, 7-10pm Kidrobot presents At The Visionaire Gallery Kidrobot is proud to present The Dunny Show, an exhibition which features the work of more than 50 important artists and designers with backgrounds in fine art, graffiti, industrial design, and illustration, in a unique exhibition of customized Dunny toys that will be held at the Visionaire Gallery. Dunny, which is a 20-inch tall action figure made of soft, smooth vinyl, was conceived and designed by Kidrobot toy designer Tristan Eaton and owner/President Paul Budnitz to be a ’Äútoy with attitude’Äù that could be customized in a broad variety of styles by diverse artists working in different mediums. Among the artists and designers who will personalize a Dunny for the exhibition are world-famous graffiti artists Doze Green,Tilt and Fafi, and Seen; renowned toy designers Jason Siu and Pete Fowler; illustrators including Disney’Äôs Teacher’Äôs Pet creator Gary Baseman; graphic artists including The Designers Republic; fashion designers Diane von Furstenberg,and Heatherette, and a number of fine artists, including Alexis Rockman and Jessica Stockholder. Design studio participants include artists from PDI/Dreamworks Animation Studios and Steuben Crystal. And many more. All of the Dunny toys created for this exhibition will be for sale at the Visionaire Gallery. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Hetrick-Martin Institute to help fund a variety of educational and after-school programs. Gallery hours are 12-6 Monday-Friday, Saturday 1-6. Closed Sundays. Participating artists include: Alejandro Cardenas, Alexis Rockman, Anne Doran, Arnell Group, BDDW / Tyler Hays, Brothersworker, Cube Works Japan, David Horvath, DEPH, Derek Hess, Diane Von Furstenberg, Doze Green, Ewok, Fafi & Tilt, Frank Kozik, Friends With You, Gary Baseman, Glenn Barr, Haze, Heatherette, J.D. (Yoyamart), Jason Siu, Jessica Stockholder, Jonathan Alger, Chermayeff & Geismar, Kenzo Minami, NYC Lase, Laurene Boym, The London Police, Luke Irwin (Filth), Maharishi, Mark Brower, Mark James, Mist, Pete Fowler, Quik, Scott Acid Chester, Seen, Shepard Fairey, Ranjit Lalvani, Sket, SSUR, Steuben Glass, The Designers Republic, Tim Biskup, Tom Thewes (Eviltom), Tristan Eaton, Usman Saeed, Don Hearn for WLVZ Menswear, Rob O’ÄôNeill for PDI/Dreamworks, Greg Foley for Visionaire Posted by Chris at 01:54 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend THE GOYA JAM!!!!! - NextTHE GOYA JAM!!!!! - Next Saturday, May 22nd Oh Fu%*# Boya! SATURDAY MAY 22nd
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Posted by Chris at 04:15 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend This Weekend: psy.geo.conflux... psy.geo.CONFLUX 2004This Weekend: psy.geo.conflux... psy.geo.CONFLUX 2004 Location and hours: Contacts:
Psy.Geo.Conflux 2004 will feature a full program of events from Thursday through Sunday, including experimental walks with altered maps and navigational aids; high-tech drifts through the city using wearable computing devices; a human-scale chess game to take place in Times Square; a walking presentation of an urban documentary project commissioned by the New Museum of Contemporary Art; a series of temporary installations, lectures, audio and video works and more. A complete schedule, event details, links to participants, and contact information will be available in mid-March at http://www.psygeocon.org. To sign up for the (low-volume) mailing list for schedule updates and other news about Psy.Geo.Conflux 2004, please visit: http://lists.interactivist.net/mailman/listinfo/psygeoconflux. Psy.Geo.Conflux 2004 is produced by Brooklyn-based arts lab Glowlab, in collaboration with Participant Inc. Sponsored in part by Artists Space Independent Project Grant.
WiFiKu :: Julian Bleecker: A drift through New York City neighborhoods to discover the names people give to their WiFi nodes and to construct haiku using these found SSID names. Footprint Mapping :: Noriyuki Fujimura: An attempt to create a digital map of streets and public spaces by gathering "footprints" of participants in the project; a DIY-style digital mapping system consisting of a cheap pedometer, digital compass, microprocessor, webcam and laptop computer, set on a custom-made backpack for participants to wear. Funerals for a Moment :: Kanarinka: Brings together collaborators across space and time to commemorate the passing of inconsequential moments at particular locations in New York City. The event will culminate in a collaborative performance of simultaneous funerals across New York City. Nomadic Talk Show :: J. Gabriel Lloyd and Jason Kambitsis: Crushed velvet, scotch in one hand, blue and black tuxedos, big ties, and good timeslike a 1970s Dean Martin Roast on the city streets. The guests of the show are people who live or work in the neighborhood. The New York Snap Exchange :: Andrea Moed: A round-robin, massively multiplayer street photography derby; a game in which everyone commissions art, everyone's an artist, and together we create an emergent visual index of the city. Human Scale Chess Game :: Sharilyn Neidhardt: A cellphone-directed chess game played in real time, with humans acting as the pieces and the street grid of southside Williamsburg as the chess board. Ways Through : Mapping Without Maps. A workshop :: Karen O'Rourke: Workshop participants will design audiovisual "path-building blocks" which can be reused by others. In the cityscape we will compose "tableaux vivants" and stage very short video skits or sketches based on our own experiences and those of others. New Copen York Hagen :: Malene Rrdam and Anna Mara Bogadttir: A walk through Copenhagen as seen superimposed on a map of New York, with Danish souvenirs installed at various New York tourist attractions. Yankee Game Walk :: Lee Walton: Participants will experience an unpredictable drift through the streets of Manhattan, guided by a live radio broadcast of a New York Yankees baseball game. Street Art Walking Tour :: The Wooster Collective: A new version of last year's popular event, this walking tour of lower Manhattan street art will begin at the Conflux headquarters and end at a bar on the Lower East Side/SoHo. One Block Radius Walking Tour/Presentation :: Glowlab (Christina Ray and Dave Mandl): A walking tour and presentation of the Lower East Side block within which the new New Museum of Contemporary Art will be built. Carried out between January and May 2004, One Block Radius zooms into this tiny area and gathers the amount of information one would normally find in a guidebook for an entire city. This feature-rich urban record will include personal perspectives from diverse sources such as city workers, children, street performers, and architectural historians. Employing a variety of tools and media such as blogs, video documentation, field recordings, and interviews, Glowlab will create a multi-layered portrait of the block as it has never been seen before (and will never be seen again). Commissioned by the New Museum of Contemporary Art; website: www.oneblockradius.org. Additional events include lectures by Peter Lamborn Wilson, Zack Winestine and Michelle Kasprzak; transmission arts/audio projects by free103point9; and a Conflux party produced by Opsound and VJ Miixxy. For further information, please contact Glowlab founder Christina Ray (ray [at] glowlab.com) or Dave Mandl (dmandl [at] panix.com). Posted by Chris at 01:12 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend Weekend Wrap-up Alright... I'm outWeekend Wrap-up Alright... I'm out for the w/e but here's a wrap up if you need something to do Friday, May 14th: Saturday, May 15th: Sucking at Life show opening. thats about it for now, have a good one.
Posted by Chris at 04:57 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend MONDAY EVENING BURLESQUE at GALAPAGOSMONDAY EVENING BURLESQUE at GALAPAGOS
Every Monday! 9:30pm FREE Naughty, bawdy, leggy, saucy! Bringing back the good times with classic burlesque tassel-twirling fun on the front room cabaret stage. Galapagos -------- Posted by Chris at 12:59 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend Living Spaces opening at VolumeLiving Spaces opening at Volume tonight 9pm
(found by Lynne) Posted by Chris at 05:55 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend Sometimes You Just Really GottaSometimes You Just Really Gotta Go You don't think you can hold it all the way home during your bumpy train ride and your certainly not going to buy a four dollar coffee just to take a tinkle in the Starbucks. So whats a girl to do? How about ya hit up one the the hundreds of free pottys around town. Courtesy of www.addyourown.com comes a list (organized by neighborhood) of where you can empty your bladder free of charge. Keep a look out for FreeNYC's own Free To Pee list coming soon. -------- Posted by Chris at 10:45 AM | TrackBack | Email to a friend Park It In May CheckPark It In May Check out some of the event happening in NYC parks in May May 21st, 2004
Posted by Chris at 10:19 AM | TrackBack | Email to a friend Skate Or Die SATURDAY, MAYSkate Or Die SATURDAY, MAY 22 11am - 6pm SKATE ALL DAY! $10 Admission to Support Skate Park (Includes Raffle Ticket) Click here for more info Posted by Chris at 10:22 AM | TrackBack | Email to a friend 5.23 - Dodgeball at Volume5.23 - Dodgeball at Volume What could be better than watching a bunch of NYC fashionable underground hurl rubber balls at one another while enjoying some cheap beer and all-you-can-eat BBQ? With the likes of PS1, The Late Show, Vice, Tokion, Trace Magazine, Joe's Pub, Lotus, Isa/Nomme de Guerre, and others duking it out in a winner take all brawl tourney this sunday at high noon. Free to watch , $10 for all you can eat BBQ. Sponsorship by our heros at brooklyn brewery. First Dodgeball
Posted by Chris at 11:41 AM | TrackBack | Email to a friend 5.21 Trendoid at Abaya... FREE!5.21 Trendoid at Abaya... FREE! Trendoid have been up to some serious production work lately and their dancefloor DJ sets are a direct reflection. To catch them for free at (relativelly) little Abaya this friday for free is a real treat. Complete with a new sound system this promises not to disappoint. Just get your pre-game on to avoid the $8 cocktails. Friday, May 21st Posted by Chris at 02:20 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend COFFEE BREAK - Bush
Join Hulk Hogan, Mr. T, He-Man and a cast of others and take Bush down one pixel at a time... Posted by Chris at 03:16 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend 5.21 Outkast in Bryant ParkGood Morning America’Äôs Summer Concert Series presents Outkast Friday, May 21 Viewers interested in attending a free live performance should arrive at the park no later than 7:00 a.m. Posted by Chris at 04:07 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend AUTOGRAF - Photos by
AUTOGRAF - Photos by Peter Sutherland With an eye for style, Sutherland captures all of the gritty glory and glamour of the graffiti world and its warriors. Collected for the first time in Autograf: New York City’Äôs Graffiti Writers, Sutherland presents a never-before-seen chronicle of the people and places that populate New York’Äôs famed graf scene. Featuring old-school legends FUTURA, STAY HIGH 149, LADY PINK and DOZE, as well as new-school writers COPE 2, CLAW, KR, CYCLE, KAWS, SACER, EARSNOT, SERF, RATE, CINIK, UFO, and DSENSE, among many others, each one of the fifty-three portraits is authentically tagged by the individual writers using the same paint markers that brought them fame. Complemented by one hundred sixty landscape photographs and featuring handwritten text by legendary recluse REVS, Autograf is the only book to showcase New York City’Äôs graffiti scene as it was created and defined by some of the most prolific artists of our time. May 6’ÄìJune 10 (212) 604-9074, ext. 100 Posted by Chris at 12:42 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend 5.22 DAN'S SUPER RUMMAGE SALE5.22 DAN'S SUPER RUMMAGE SALE SATURDAY 5/22 9AM-3PM
FROM BROOKLYN: RAIN DAY IS SUN MAY 23 Posted by Chris at 12:59 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend 5.22 Sharon Jones &
5.22 Sharon Jones & the Dapkings for East River Music Project This saturday is shaping up to be quite a big one for free day parties. This one is at the East River Ampitheatre from 2-6pm Sharon Jones & the Dapkings DIRECTIONS- BY TRAIN/FOOT: And don't forget to mark their upcoming free shows (Ted Leo in July!) saturday, june 26 all shows are at the east river amphitheater -------- Posted by Chris at 03:12 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend Friday and Saturday... Nothing
Alright, its not summer yet, but rooftop parties are right around the corner and we're okay if we get started a little early. Especially if it is an open party and we don't know the hosts! There are two this saturday and here's the deal
Beer, lights, stars, view, grills, food, rock 248 McKibbin St. Roof w/ special guests: The Swedes, frank & Rollo 5.22 Fake Mustache Dance Party 027 Grand Street presents their second themed house party. The Fake Moustache Dance Party. If you attended the Sweatsuit Dance Party you know that this one is not be missed. Come down to 1027 Saturday, May 22, 2004 at 10:00 with your homemade moustaches. Moustaches are mandatory for boys and girls alike. It is your passport to drink our beer. Non-stached party goers will be felt tipped markered a moustache upon entry. Directions: Take the L Train to the Grand Street stop. When you get off you will see a Chase Bank. Walk past the Chase Bank (you will be heading away from Manhattan) and walk until you see the cross street Morgan Ave. On the corner is 1027 Grand Street. Go into the lobby and go to the gate and ring the Bell 2E. Someone will let you in, go up the stairs and be in your finest moustache.
Posted by Chris at 03:17 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend 5.22 Life and Limb:
5.22 Life and Limb: Skateboarders Write from the Deep End If your interested in the exploits of skateboarders, Bowery poetry Club is hosting a reading of the new book Life and Limb: Skateboarders Write from the Deep End. The book features commentary about common aestheics in skating, beef with rollerbladers, as well as descriptions of a life spent eating it on very hard surfaces. The reading promises to be a bit rowdier than most, plus a live performance from Dirty on Purpose. Bowery Poetry Club Posted by Chris at 10:37 AM | TrackBack | Email to a friend Weekend Wrap-up: The weekends finallyWeekend Wrap-up: FRIDAY, MAY 21st Music and Nightlife Trendoid at Abaya... 5.21 McKibbin Street Art Dorms this Friday
Riverside Park - 96th Street Tennis Courts, Manhattan SATURDAY, MAY 22nd Music and Nightlife THE GOYA JAM!!!!! 5.22 Fake Mustache Dance Party
Riverside Park Skate Jam Life and Limb: Skateboarders Write from the Deep End
SUNDAY, MAY 23rd Arts and Events Brooklyn Public Library Book Sale & Summer Reading Kickoff 11:30 am - 5:00 pm Dodgeball at Volume Sunday, May 23rd, high Noon
Artists and Fleas Noon - 7pm
Treble Sculpture Center The Dunny Show AUTOGRAF - Photos by Peter Sutherland May 6’ÄìJune 10 Monday’ÄìFriday 11:00’Äì7:00 Posted by Chris at 12:57 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend Tomorrow: Free Pete Rock
Tomorrow: Free Pete Rock at 6's & 8's In an effort to continue pushing Scions on a bunch of New Yorkers who do not drive cars, Toyota is throwing a free show with Pete Rock tomorrow. Its RSVP only, so hook it up today for tomorrow. DJ Language is spinning as well which is always a good time. As per their flyer "Early Arrival is suggested as space is limited." Why "Early Arrival" is capitalized is beyond me. Pete Rock @ 6's & 8's 10pm - 4am Posted by Chris at 09:59 AM | TrackBack | Email to a friend COFFEE BREAK - Media
Get your lazy browser off Apple's movie trailers web site and check out some conscious QuickTime. Check out Mediarights' fourth annual Media That Matters Film Festival with 16 QuickTime and Real Player streaming shorts dealing with burning topics such as "Corporate Accountability, Sustainable Agriculture, Civil Liberties, Youth Media and more." Posted by Chris at 01:07 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend 5.28 Critical Mass Named
5.28 Critical Mass Friday May 28th @ 7pm Posted by Chris at 02:15 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend Tonight: Everyday Magic: An ArtTonight: Everyday Magic: An Art Exhibition That Transcends The Ordinary. Alright, this looks shady because I can't find any real info on it, but we like magic and we like Antibalas so I thought I'd throw it up... let me know if you go. With refresments as well as live music from members of "Antibalas". Reception starts at 5pm Posted by Chris at 02:17 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend DOLLAR DRAFT MADNESS Since IDOLLAR DRAFT MADNESS Since I can't find any arts and culture to keep you busy this evening, how about just getting your drink on. Here are a couple of super-cheap Tuesday specials: THIRD & LONG Third & Long DOWN THE HATCH Down the Hatch hopefully we'll compile all of this into a "cheap ways to get your date toasted" handbook soon. Chin Chin. Posted by Chris at 02:34 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend 5.27 RAT-A-TAT-TAT Birds opening
5.27 RAT-A-TAT-TAT Birds opening reception at Riviera Rat-a-tat-tat Birds Rat-a-tat-tat Birds brings together a decade's worth of photographs from some of the most influential (and least documented) fringes of the American underground music scene of the recent past; San Diego, Richmond, DC, and NYC. More info, or to buy the associated book, click here. Riviera -------- Posted by Chris at 05:27 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend 5.28 Beer Garden at
Tonight and every friday until August 27th at 6:30pm, the Brooklyn Historical Society will celebrate local brewing by creating a beer garden featuring Brooklyn bands and $2 beers from the Brooklyn Brewery in honor of their current exhibit, 100 Bottles of Beer on the Wall: Brewing in Brooklyn. 100 Bottles of Beer on the Wall examines the cultural and economic role of Brooklyn as an important center of beer production from 1870 until the 1970s. Visitors also will discover brewing methods and recipes for creating distinct flavors and aromas, as well as beer appreciation skills and the art of home brewing. Brooklyn Historical Society
Posted by Chris at 09:41 AM | TrackBack | Email to a friend THE 9TH ANNUAL LOWER
THE 9TH ANNUAL LOWER EAST SIDE FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS FREE!!! FREE!!! FREE!!! To demonstrate the creative explosion of the Lower East Side and the area’Äôs importance to culture and tourism for New York City, a score of stars and over 100 performing arts organizations, independent artists, poets, politicians and film makers will join forces May 28 to 30 in the Lower East Side's Ninth Annual Festival of the Arts, in and around Theater for the New City at First Avenue and East Tenth Street. This three-day, indoor and outdoor festival of theater is organized by TNC and a coalition of civic, cultural and business leaders and is free to all New Yorkers. Last year, over 3,000 people attended. The festival will be three days of theater and theater-related events, from Friday, May 28 to Sunday, May 30 employing three theater spaces at TNC plus the block of East Tenth Street between First and Second Avenues. On Saturday, May 29 there will be a day-long, block-long outdoor carnival of musical attractions and a community arts fair with food and crafts vendors. The list of attractions includes artists presently residing on the Lower East Side, arts groups performing there, prominent writers and artists whose work has dealt directly with the Lower East Side experience and plays written especially for this festival. The distinct ethnic communities of the Lower East Side are amply represented, including the Latin American, African American, Chinese, Indian, Irish, Italian, Jewish, Native American, Polish and Ukrainian communities. The audience information and reservations number is (212) 254-1109. Friday, May 28th, 6pm - 1am Posted by Chris at 10:27 AM | TrackBack | Email to a friend Weekend Loft Parties in Williamsburg:Weekend Loft Parties in Williamsburg:
ROY's Saturday night 5/29 ROY's Found by toddp@toddpnyc.com Posted by Chris at 10:49 AM | TrackBack | Email to a friend Need A Break From YourNeed A Break From Your Break? 6.02 So its Memorial Day Weekend, you have 3 days of fun filled summer celebrating. There promises to be roof top parties, backyard bbqs and lots and lots of drinking. By the time you go back to work you may need to unwind from your long weekend. To clear your mind and body, head over to Yoga-On-Hudson. There will be a free yoga class starting at 6:30 at Riverside Park South. The class is appropriate for all levels, and remember to wear loose fitting clothing. Wednesday June 2nd Posted by Chris at 02:56 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend Huge Spanish Wine & TapasHuge Spanish Wine & Tapas Party this Saturday In honor of Memorial Day Weekend, I guess, Union Square Winery is having a big Spanish wine sale. In honor of the sale, (this is the part that concerns you) they are having a big FREE Tapas/Tasting this saturday afternoon to get your refined swill on if your staying in town this w/e. Kickoff is 2pm. Union Square Wine & Spirits Posted by Chris at 03:28 PM | TrackBack | Email to a friend 5.30 Fun Like Recess It5.30 Fun Like Recess It seems everyone is nostalgic for good old fashion school yard fun. Last week was the dodgeball tournament, and this weekend you can join in the fun and play some Kickball. Every Sunday in Brooklyn's McCarren Park there is organized kickball and bbq. Everyone is asked to bring a small donation to pay for the renting of the field and bbq. I also suggest you look over the rules as I'm sure the way I played in my gym class was different then the way you played in yours. McCarren Park, Brooklyn Posted by Chris at 10:54 AM | TrackBack | Email to a friend Weekend Wrap-up: So, yeah, IWeekend Wrap-up: PS: Thanks to all of you for sending your events in. If you’Äôve got something going on, shoot and email over to freenyc@illregal.com and we’Äôll do our best to get it up for you. Remember, the more free and the more fun then... um... more better? FRIDAY, MAY 28th Music and Nightlife
Tonight and every friday until August 27th at 6:30pm, the Brooklyn Historical Society will celebrate local brewing by creating a beer garden featuring Brooklyn bands and $2 beers from the Brooklyn Brewery in honor of their current exhibit, 100 Bottles of Beer on the Wall: Brewing in Brooklyn. Brooklyn Historical Society
ROY's
5.28 Critical Mass Friday May 28th @ 7pm SATURDAY, MAY 29th Music and Nightlife another party @ ROY'S HOUSE ROY's
THE 9TH ANNUAL LOWER EAST SIDE FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS FREE!!! FREE!!! FREE!!! The Lower East Side's Ninth Annual Festival of the Arts, in and around Theater for the New City at First Avenue and East Tenth Street. This three-day, indoor and outdoor festival of theater is organized by TNC and a coalition of civic, cultural and business leaders and is free to all New Yorkers. Last year, over 3,000 people attended. Friday, May 28th, 6pm - 1am
FREE Tapas/Tasting this saturday afternoon to get your refined swill on if your staying in town this w/e. Kickoff is 2pm. Union Square Wine & Spirits SUNDAY, MAY 30th Arts and Events 5.30 Fun Like Recess Join the fun and play some Kickball. Every Sunday in Brooklyn's McCarren Park there is organized kickball and bbq. Everyone is asked to bring a small donation to pay for the renting of the field and bbq. McCarren Park, Brooklyn ONGOING RAT-A-TAT-TAT show at the Riviera Rat-a-tat-tat Birds brings together a decade's worth of photographs from some of the most influential (and least documented) fringes of the American underground music scene of the recent past. Riviera The Dunny Show AUTOGRAF - Photos by Peter Sutherland May 6’ÄìJune 10 Monday’ÄìFriday 11:00’Äì7:00 -------- Posted by Chris at 11:37 AM | TrackBack | Email to a friend |
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