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In the long term, Minneapolis may not benefit from
glbt immigration as it has in the past in light of
this gay drain.
What effect will this have on the local community at
large and on the local
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WM: I'm of two minds about the sculpture garden. On the one hand, it's
powerful and funny and interesting. I'm really partial to one I call
'Prometheus Jitterbugging a Chicken.' But all that sculpture
In a message dated 11/7/04 3:38:13 PM Central Standard Time,
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, people are free to be rude and inconsiderate.
Yeah, they are.Maybe the helicopters were harbingers of the times ahead
when they won't be.
On the other hand, I prefer my performance art to be
In a message dated 10/6/04 12:32:46 PM Central Daylight Time,
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I got back from my sister's wedding Monday night to
discover that my lawn sign supporting Tom Taylor for
State Representative District 59A had disappeared.
Has anyone clear
In a message dated 10/4/04 11:24:39 PM Central Daylight Time,
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So we need the ability to put up at least 8
foot tall fences with razor wire on top if needed. We also need the
authority to push those fences all the way out to the sidewalk,
How attractive!
I'll be short as I know there are few sports fans here but:
WAY TO GO TWINS!!!
God that felt good.
Jon Gorder
Cathedral Hill
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There's very little that can be effectively done. Certainly don't feed
them; but nothing else is really going to accomplish anything. There's
perceived room and board for so many geese (as perceived by said geese) and that
many geese will fill that room. Kill all of them and the same
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References.
http://www.projectcensored.org/publications/2004/1.html
http://www.newamericancentury.org/
http://www.mediatransparency.org/people/bill_kristol.htm
In a message dated 8/25/04 11:51:02 PM Central Daylight Time,
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Many if not most of Minneapolis homes predate central heating, having
been originally heated by numerous wood stoves that were sometimes
later converted to coal. In a typical foursquare house
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How high are they application fees?
Jon says: We are currently charging $35 for the credit and criminal
check. If everything flies, we knock that off the tenants first months rent. Not
that onerous
In a message dated 7/16/04 6:04:23 PM Central Daylight Time,
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Two wrongs do not make a right, but three rights make a left.
I wonder if Roundabouts have ever been considered for major
streets in Mpls. That's a very efficient concept for making all turns
As many of the great branch library buildings are from the Carnegie
legacy, why not try and continue that theme? Who are today's Carnegies?
Awhile back I advocated for sports stars to sponsor neighborhood houses
of the like when I grew up (Magaret Barry et al.). Why not
In a post that I unfortunately have sent to ether, Dyna posited that
conversion lofts had been sold with dirty plumbing and unsound boilers.As codes
are enforced with every building permit granted, I would like to hear how
these malfeasance's were accomplished and the injured buyer's
This would be far worse than Dayton's changing hands. This would
indeed be the end of an era. Steve's been the soul of what's become one of the two
or three greatest clubs ever, and I mean in the U.S.
Don't have a clue what's happening so I won't add any more than
Say it
In a message dated 6/14/04 8:22:35 AM Central Daylight Time,
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Is this a problem in Minneapolis?
Absolutely. Especially on cloudy nights. Virtually all song birds
migrate at night using stars and Earth's magnetic field to orient themselves.On
cloudy/foggy
In a message dated 5/27/04 10:35:26 PM Central Daylight Time,
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I think it's a valid which way the wind is blowing measurement for how
Minneapolis residents feel about smoking. Accurate to 3 decimal
places? No.
Some wise guy once said you don't need
In the interest of this conversation, has there been any study of the
energy generation that could be acheived by placing wind generators on the
skyscrapers downtown? The wind voloumn seven hundred feet up from the street is
considerable and pretty constant. The masts have
Am I alone in missing the input of Jim Graham on this list? Surely he
has wandered the desert long enough now. Anyone else interested in cajoling Jim
back?
Jon Gorder
Cathedral Hill
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Prelude: To try and better understand the opinions of
those who support a smoking ban, I am attempting to
distill the differences. If I make any mistakes in my
simplifications, they are not an attempt to
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Further, Gibbons notes that Nicollet Mall was built by federal dollars
expressly to create a transit corridor.
It's the busiest transit street Downtown. It was designed to be that,
he said.
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Further, Gibbons notes that Nicollet Mall was built by federal dollars
expressly to create a transit corridor.
It's the busiest transit street Downtown. It was designed to be that,
he said.
In a message dated 4/9/04 2:48:43 PM Central Daylight Time,
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I always wonder why the park board can't go back into the nursery
business. Imagine plant sales jobs, learning exhibits, etc.
Jon sez: When my kids were going to Barton back in the 80's we
had
So proud of our Minnesota BB team for their monstrous effort
in tonight's final four game. The MINNEAPOLIS. based ladies came up a shred
short in the end but man. what a game.yea gophers. And, as that capitalized
mpls. probably doesn't sway David in the least, I'm outta here
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The labor market roared back to life in March, adding 308,000 nonfarm jobs,
as the Federal Reserve's two-year-old commitment to easy credit finally
sparked the employment revival seen as crucial to President
The Mayor and I have pledged our money to KFAI, the bestest
little radio station in the Twin Cities. How about you? Pure community radio for
cheap. 90.3 Mpls 106.7 St. Paul. Go for it.
Jon Gorder
Twin
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Gopher's are in the final four! The women whipped the number
one team in the country to gain a berth in New Orleans this weekend. What a
fabulous game! Just pure stuff from both sides (and a little crap from the
refs).
This is what sports is about . I
In a message dated 3/22/04 11:33:52 PM Central Standard Time,
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Heaven forbid they might actually try out something different...
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This can only be considered a terrible beginning to the new chiefs reign.
What the hell? I and many other folks here were enthusiastic to say the least
over this guys appointment.
Where and when were we mislead?
I'm very very disappointed.
Mr. Mayor, your supporters as well as your
In a message dated 3/19/04 10:54:54 PM Central Standard Time,
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How many bus drivers do you know who can
understand the ins and outs of public relations
Uh, Isn't that why they pay their dues every month? Isn't that
the kind of stuff they would expect
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I'd venture a guess that the GE employee health care package today
isn't equivalent to what they enjoyed 10-15 years ago. Just a guess.
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zoning can handle many
of the problems associated with drugs and prostitution.
As I normally jump down Mr. Atherton's throat over his espousings it's
only fair to say I think I agree with this. I
In a message dated 3/10/04 3:04:01 PM Central Standard Time,
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He does not have a bicycle, nor the income to
afford one.
I've been working in large apartment complexes for many years now
and know that an extraordinary number of perfectly good bikes are
I
If anyone is thinking of going out this morning, DON'T!!
I just crawled back home at about three miles an hour after misssing the
biggest pile-up I've ever seen by a matter of less than fifty feet.The roads
at the moment are completely undrivable. I had to spin up an
In a message dated 3/6/04 12:50:56 PM Central Standard Time,
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it's important right now to tell those stories
Thanks for asking Mayor,
My quasi-spouse lives in Loring Park and I now live in St. Paul (hence
the quasi).She works at St. Cates and as she's never
In a message dated 3/1/04 7:11:30 PM Central Standard Time,
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My bottom line is no external signage at all (and minimal, tasteful
internal signage). The Lake Harriet Bandshell is jewel, a true visual
icon for Minneapolis. If DQ can live with that restriction, then
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walking would be a huge hassle (in
staff time herding cats, I mean, my son and his mates) if nothing else.
David,
Ever notice how kids gravitate to tunnels? Schools need to save
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) Has anyone tried the new restraunt Pop near the Hollywood?
Yeah, we had a real nice family dinner there a few weeks ago. A
decent and cheap wine list, didn't try the appetizers but the beet
In a message dated 2/20/04 7:53:47 PM Central Standard Time,
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Yes, we have acres of flat roofs waiting to be transformed
Careful what you wish for here. I've extensive knowledge of the
flat roofs of Minneapolis. I just got off one after several hours of
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open more churches in ALL areas of
the city in simply an effort to keep them from
starving or having to sleep under bridges or other
unsafe places outside.
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open more churches in ALL areas of
the city in simply an effort to keep them from
starving or having to sleep under bridges or other
unsafe places outside.
I agree though I don't know if
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11 White students
4 Asian students
0 African American
0 Hispanic
In other words 73% of the students were White. You may have
noticed a discrepancy here. Supposedly, 18 students took
the test, but only
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they most certainly shouldn't be torn
down. Historical preservation rational aside
I concur. The example of Pratt is a perfect rationale for preservation.
Not even including the exemplary test scores
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WM: Anyone who goes to sports programming at an organization
affiliated with a specific religion that is not their own religion,
can expect that their kids will be given doses of the sponsor's take
on
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Well, I don't want them to stay. I want them to go, yesterday. Their
defenders can go with them, so that the rest of us don't have to ante up
for to a greedy arrogant billionaire. BE GONE! GET OUT! SCRAM!
Anyone for getting off the screed couch and figuring out how this kind
of thing can be best financed? Hows about stop screaming ouch and telling us
all how that personal ouch can be avoided,
I'll take the ouch, I love baseball. Give me an outdoor Twins joint
and I'll pay my way as
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Leaving off the name calling, is this a good idea for the city?
If the financial structure leaves all uninterested partes off the
hook then yes, it's a good and necessary idea. As I've
Mr. Braur,
I assume there's something wrong with the server?
Jon Gorder
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So if McManus employs similar crime fighting methods to what's worked under
Olson, I should think that would be a GOOD thing.
Olson is not heading out because he was weak on fighting crime. He's heading
out
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To summarize, it makes no sense to generalize about internal or external
candidates, good or bad.
Jon sez: Charlie Stenvig and Corky Finney were both internal candidates. Anyone want to limn the parallels
I think I created a false comparison in an earlier post between Chief Finney and old Charlie Stenvig. Stenvig headed up the policeman's union and I don't believe was ever the chief before he was elected mayor.
Research first and write after? Hmmm. must give it consideration.
Happy Hanachrismanza all!!! Hope you Pagans had a great solstice! Om to our new neighbors from the East.
And a large Bah-Humbug to anyone writing about politics today.
Jon Gorder
Loring Park
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Mayor Rybak's choice for police
chief, William McManus, has across-the-board support among leaders from
minority communities in Minneapolis. Needless to say, the Police
Federation is not as enthusiastic.
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a talent for management,
respect of other cops, respect of most of the community.
Jon Sez: I lack the personal involvement that is evidenced by other listers so I shall be quiet after this.
I just don't understand how taxpayers can fund a para-military
In a message dated 12/11/03 5:13:17 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
"180 Degrees at 236 Clifton Place"
Don't forget that we had an alleged Al Queada member dwelling there and he walked away and was only captured trying to flee the country at the Virginia airport. This
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On a lighter note. I am only in my 30's but remember what was on Franklin
Ave (80's and 90's) from 35 to Hiawatha, then as opposed to now. Red Robin
Liquor Store, Bill Blass, Red Owl Grocery Store, the Porno
In a message dated 12/3/03 2:00:00 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The other thing that's forgotten in this discussion is that kids, no
matter what particular hogwash adults indoctrinate them with, usually
throw it off, knowing it for what it is.
I believe with some
In a message dated 12/1/03 10:53:45 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Monday, December 1, 2003, at 11:40 AM, Steve Cramer wrote:
The organization Graham attacked...
Mr. Graham was guilty, perhaps, of unneccesary allusion.
Mr. Cramer, I noticed,
Hey, maybe every election cycle that might include realignment, every C.M. has to run with a Vice-C.M. to serve only in the event of a new Ward Boundary coming into existence. The Vice C.M. could wave from parades and stuff in exchange for minor recommpance/influence until, or if, called upon
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Simon Delivers may provide a useful service, is probably a good company.
I for one, will never give Brian Sullivan and his politics of poison one
penny!
And here I thought all aspects of the politics of
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I am interested in developing relationships among retailers, developers, and community residents/organizations so that A) Communities have greater control over the direction of retail development in their
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Did we really build that many more units? Are rents so
unaffordable that people are doubling or tripling up?
Did a bunch of people move out of the city? Exactly
what happened?.
I can't precisely say
In a message dated 11/10/03 7:15:30 AM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
SACRED and SECULAR: Parochial school principal wants to open public charter school
Oh Lord no. I'm not a real "slippery slope" kind of thinker (it's just too easy to drift into parnoia) but this deal looks
In a message dated 11/6/03 2:59:41 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ask how many parks can Mpls afford? Not: How many do we want?
If the answer is 50, then get rid of the other 50 - sell the property
for cash and put it back on the tax rolls.
Afford when? Now? Twenty or a
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This in a neighborhood with 4500 kids under 18.
We've got a great little Tot Lot just built a couple years ago here in Loring Park. Only prob is we don't have a real surplus of tots. Virtually none would be
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a cost saving solution worth looking at for middle and high school students. It would also be a great way to teach young people about the advantages of using transit, instead of the automobile.
I wait with eager anticipation for the results from Mr. Porter's phrenology exam.
Jon Gorder
Loring Park
Jesus is justly revered for any number of His works but come on; administration?
The guy hasn't showed up on time in over two thousand years!
Jon Gorder
Loring Park
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CYAPB lists Martha Donald as a life 'stolen' by law enforcement.
Could Ms. Gross post that list here for us? Stolen is an odd word.
Jon Gorder
Loring Park
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When people consider cop-killers victims of police brutality (i.e. Martha Donald)
Could you provide quotes or other evidence that supports that statement? Thanks.
Jon Gorder
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Minneapolis in 1983. At that time,
the Warehouse District was the place to go for nightlife. While there were
just a few places
I don't think listing old hang-outs that were more attuned to
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Finally, the greatest place to ever exist on First Avenue is in a bit
of fiscal trouble. Please support this great club. I realize that many folks
on
this list are so geezerly that they are
In a message dated 10/18/03 5:59:59 PM Central Daylight Time,
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didn't say what is remaining is valueless
Quit twisting the rhetoric. What the Metrodome neighborhood will not do ever
again is thrive, save for some bars.
Well, you did say valueless, no twist of
In a message dated 10/19/03 2:46:28 PM Central Daylight Time,
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That took a lot of prime real estate off the
market and left blocks of barren asphalt.
Barb,
How do you classify prime real estate? It sure wasn't being put to any
prime use at the time. It
In a message dated 10/18/03 1:16:44 PM Central Daylight Time,
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The chaos surrounding professional
sports fan behavior sickens the society, but worse, ruins surrounding
properties rendering them valueless.
That's a hell of a statement. You mean the warehouse
In a message dated 10/16/03 9:10:20 AM Central Daylight Time,
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Certain cops make high-risk entries
I don't think plungers are the recommended instrument for full cavity
searches. The medical report as stated in todays Strib said there was evidence
consistent
It's a shame and it didn't have to be this way.
Jon Sez: No it probably didn't. But why is no one questioning Jennings
folding up his tent without a real fight? School Board is pretty real politics (
probably why Arnold waited for a position that required less expertise).
Jennings
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BTW, Does anyone know what's happened to the Suburban World in Uptown
The last I heard, the Bryant Lake Bowl people were trying to get
something going there, ran into a dispute with the Landlord and
Ok, I stole and mangled a thread there. My rant is with the Park board
and their tree cutting crews. For one WEEK (sorry Mr. Mork) they have signed our
street for No Parking to enable them to cut the diseased trees. The trees
mind you were signed themselves many many months ago (I ranted
Twins were fabulous today!! First ever playoff victory for them in Yankee
stadium. Come on kids, there's fun to be had here.
Jon Gorder
Loring Park
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If the date were changed to 1964, the location to Mississippi,
and the race of the new school superintendent to Black
and the race of the community leaders to White
I think any analogy employing
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for every responsible and experienced
rental property owner you can name, I can probably name one ON MY BLOCK
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for every responsible and experienced
rental property owner you can name, I can probably name one ON MY BLOCK
Jon sez: I hardily concur. I divide my time between maintaining 64 rental
units and a freelance remodeling operation that
I'm listening to
whirlwind in the thorn tree as I write this.
I tried to sneak into I believe it was the Flame back in
I believe it's a flutterby (original, and far more apt name) if it holds
its wings togetether when at rest. Moths will spread their wings.
That would damage a lot of song lyrics though,so don't let Stevie Nicks
know.
Jon Gorder
A further proof of post '48 discrimination in housing is found in my
boyhood neighborhood. As I mentioned here a few months back I grew up in the
Glendale Projects in southeast Mpls. When I moved there in 1952 there was not one
black family in any of 176 units (we had one Indian family
In a message dated 9/9/03 12:28:36 PM Central Daylight Time,
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Perhaps the New Guard is more clever at getting the
city inspections department to do its dirty work for them.
Jon Sez: Where exactly is the dirty work? Was there something I
missed? I thought
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hink that the Grand Rounds
(http://www.minneapolisparks.org/grandrounds/home.htm) or part of it, would
be perfect -- a lot less wicked hills than in St. Paul. I wouldn't want the
Minneapolis event to
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attorneys are still part of the public
Jon Sez: Where is the justice?
Jon Gorder
Loring Park
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I assume it was a Red
Shouldered, it did not have the distinctive red tail from the rear.
Jon Sez: Oh my god, do not.please make me the'Birder of this
list. I'm no where
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Without proper signage, this is an accident waiting to happen.
Jon Sez
I I agree. I drove it the other day and couldn't figure out what was
happening for several blocks. All kinds of cars
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How many white people here have talked a police
officer out of giving them a traffic ticket? (I have,
three times.)
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` I've no idea what happened to my transmission. What I tried to say was has
any MAN talked his way out of a ticket?
Jon Gorder
Loring Park
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Does anyone know if the tree cutting crews have been themselves cut? I
know there's been a resurgence of Dutch Elm disease and the only way to stave
off the inevitable is to remove the diseased trees as fast as possible; but the
trees marked on my street have remained in their standing,
I don't see why the city couldn't have a few well equipped trucks
ready for maintenance runs on houses where, for whatever reason, the homeowner
couldn't comply on a timely basis with needed repairs.
Why not have a list of approved handymen/women who could accept a job
with the
Re the non-benefits of incarceration:
How about concentration camps?
Ok, that was for attention but seriously now. Why not a contained
township (gated community if you will) where drug users, with no serious criminal
charges, could obtain their poisons of choice
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Yo, s'up man!
Datz one phat siztemmm u got man. Yo, my kid iz chilling in da crib, i'd
appreziate if ya drop it down a dec. Yo thankz man. If that doesn't work,
maybe try, Turn that mother [EMAIL
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