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… and the redundant posts from Twitter will disappear for you. (Tip discovered here.)
Whoops. I left off the #wuss tag on that last Tweet. #imokaywiththat #ncwx #heatwave
I gave up even starting a 10 min. task outside today because it’s just too Godawful hot! #ncwx #heatwave
Mondomix
Après des années d’intense travail, Mondomix doit abandonner son activité de vente de musique en téléchargement. Nous vous proposons à la place de découvrir nos vidéos, notre webradio et nos articles sur www.mondomix.com.
After years of intense work, Mondomix has to give up its legal music download activity. Instead, come and discover our videos, webradio and articles on www.mondomix.com.
Zut alors! I’ve purchased a lot of music through Mondomix’s service and loved discovering artists I would have never otherwise found through domestic services. It makes me even more determined to pick up the pieces and spread the word about the amazing music being made in the world.
I was mentioned in today’s Midtown Raleigh News regarding the Glorious Church.
Another neighbor of the church, Mark Turner, said he also has heard noise – while in his house with the windows closed.
Turner, chair of the Raleigh Citizens Advisory Council, offered to act as a mediator to help the two parties find common ground.
As I mentioned before, I didn’t offer to mediate so much as I was recruited to mediate! It’s all good, though, if we get this worked out.
I was asked to set up a meeting with all parties within the next two weeks. Right now I’m looking at Monday, July 9th but it all depends on what works for the parties involved. I was first looking at Wednesday, July 11th but most churches have services on Wednesday nights so that’s not convenient.
Incidentally, I cringed each time the church’s services were called “noise” at last week’s Law and Public Safety meeting. Even Bishop Spain did it. Whatever it’s called, though, I think it’s only fair that if one goes inside one’s home, one no longer hears it.
The ideal solution would be for a Raleigh window company to read this article and offer a deal to the church on new windows. It would be a great way for that window company to do a good deed as well as get some free publicity. I wonder who will step up?
via Church, neighbors meet to seek fixes on noise – Raleigh – MidtownRaleighNews.com.
