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[Jul. 17th, 2006|05:38 pm] |
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go to the cut down the tall trees show wednesday at the living room. it's important to from the heart records. |
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[Jul. 14th, 2006|05:17 pm] |
I am booking a long 1-2 day Fest in Dec/Jan area with big names, and lots of tables. Destination acts. Bands people will drive to come see. It's going to be great. Get into it. We need artists, zine makers too!
Also I need a fun light FTH Indie Act for a big show this fall. Get something together! Really now! |
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[Jul. 6th, 2006|03:26 am] |
Please go to this! Find a ride! |
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[Jun. 11th, 2006|12:22 pm] |
Are you bored today/early this evening?
Come to a show at the Chatham VFW
The Western Syndrome
xSearchx
Crap Napkin
Hands In
The Bear Flag Pole Revolt
and possible special guests!
3-7pm
$3
All-Ages
Siq!
NOTE:
fth did not do this show,
but, I will be there @ 5pm with some shirts and a bunch of stuff.
Check it! |
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| Go Kirtley! |
[Jun. 10th, 2006|02:41 pm] |
In regards to "Works of art need better protection" in the June 6th paper, I would like to analyze the real issues that are bothering Mr. Ouimette. I agree the painted whales scattered across the Cape are a creative and inspiring idea to raise money for nonprofit groups. The damage done to these sculptures was upsetting. However to say that these "priceless, beautiful works of art" need to be heavily guarded against the delinquents of the peninsula who have their own sense of style, walk around with their friends for lack of other things to do and toss cigarette butts into the street (like many other smokers regardless of age), is going on an insensitive tangent.
What Mr. Ouimette has failed to realize is that its his lack of trust that has lead to his stereotypical and offensive generalizations of Cape Cod youth. My cigarette smoking, backward hat wearing friends and I have many goals and dreams of "productivity" that don't include vandalizing or stealing art. Older Cape Codders need to stop being blindsided by the few youth who sometimes make bad decisions: then maybe the youth of Cape Cod could feel less like a minority population and more like part of the greater community.
-Kirtley Young
In reply to-
Cape Cod Times
(Published: June 6, 2006)
Works of art need better protection
Regarding your June 1 story ''Vandals deface whale sculptures'': We want to raise money for charitable groups. So we make fragile, priceless, beautiful works of art for these nonprofit groups. So far, we did well.
But then we scatter them around. Some in front of teens who can't wear a hat straight, don't know how to use a belt, and don't know how to walk right. We see them wandering around in groups of two or more at any time, day or night. These teens toss cigarette butts in the street, and have no plans for anything productive.
Common sense says these whales should be in safer places. They should be grouped together in a highly watched area.
Bradley G. Ouimette
Centerville |
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[Jun. 8th, 2006|02:55 pm] |
My mouth might of did some good?
Timothy,
The YMCA is very interested in helping with this cause and we have offerred for the Juice Bar to use our space free of charge, but their charter does not allow for that. We would certainly be willing to collaborate with your group if you would like to pursue it. The security plan can be achieved by adult volunteers and the insurance rider would only be necessary if you choose to not have participants sign a hold harmless waiver. There would not be a rental charge unless you were collecting money, because this type of program helps us achieve our mission. Please let me know if you are interested in pursuing this, because we definitely are, if it is organized correctly and offers teens a safe constructive environment to express themselves. I can be reached at 508-428-9251 ext 200.
Thanks,
PJ Richardson |
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| BURNING BRIDGES w/ the YMCA! |
[Jun. 7th, 2006|01:41 pm] |
>From: Pjlyndoncenter@aol.com
>To: ilovecapecod@hotmail.com
>Subject: A music event
>Date: Wed, 7 Jun 2006 13:14:47 EDT
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>Hello,
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>I am responding to your request for information regarding a music event for
>teens at Camp Lyndon. I would need a written proposal that includes the
>anticipated # of guests, insurance information, and a security plan. Once I get
>that information we can look at dates and prices. I can be reached at
>508-428-9251 extension 200.
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>Thanks,
>PJ Richardson
OK. Here is my reply --- I may of been a bit off base, or angry sounding...but come on--- your the fucking YMCA. You own lots of spaces, have lots of events, etc. Inside I know they just don't want punky kids hanging around, because they have some creepy christian family values shit going on. Cape Cod YMCA GAY! Go dive for a stick at the bottom of the pool!
O.k. Thank you. I don't think I am going to be interested.
I am just looking some cheap/free space for kids in high school bands to have shows. I know a lot of YMCA locations in Boston and towns off cape have been involved in letting teens do shows. Didn't know if this was something we could do. A women also did some of these shows at Camp Lyndon a few years back with not too much trouble.The Orleans Juice Bar has closed and there is no performance space for the youth. I understand why you need all of this though. It's just a shame. It's hard for high school kids to get insurance for an event, and I can't have every kid coming in sign an insurance form, and or have their parents fill out a permission slip if need be before hand, an hire security.. a police detail at $40/hr + the cost of the actual rental on top. It's something I thought the YMCA might be interested in as an organization. It seems like it's too much trouble though, something for teens to do that don't swim or take yoga classes.
Thanks for your time,
Timothy Sylvia |
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[Jun. 6th, 2006|12:34 pm] |
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