Israel: The Success of The Fourth Jewish Revolt b’ Arez.

The Israel Action Community Coming out of Pesach, and this point made here are also directly relative to the legitimate ethos of Jewish nationalism, and the ongoing development of the present reconstruction of its nationalist ends – The Nation of Israel. Here is where total [ spiritual and secular ] Jewish aspirations are finally freed from both Euro – centric, and Arab – centric enforced servitude captivity of their Non – Jewish interests to covertly assimilate their resisting Jewish populations.

Thus from the historical evidence between 1042 C.E. to the final unleashed power which was consolidate during the June 1967 War — where Mizrachi junior IDF officers were the major leaders in retaking both Judea, and Samaria/ the actual Fourth Jewish Revolt became a reality.

Israel was liberated as a nation as per the writings of Moses Hess who central views igniting the Jewish national spirit took root first in Europe and appreciated by the captive Mizrachi exploited within the Arab and Turkish world inspired by his book Rome and Jerusalem. More important for this group is the central facts that Israel’s existence should have never dependent on the ‘ Balfour declaration ‘ but from the actual realities operating with the living day to day conditions of the Middle East enforced realities of the Dhimmi.

For in the developing settlements of the late 19th century, the missing component of vision of the Euro – centric based nations led among its captive Jewish communities is that the Dhimmi was also a match of the Ole Jim Crow racist’s laws and ethos of the struggling South after its loses during the American Civil War. The exact commonalities ruthlessly enforced was vested in LYNCHINGs of those who sought their ‘ Civil Rights ; and Political Rights to Self – Determination; this the real connection between the Civil Rights Movement, and the Fourth Jewish Revolt 1042 — the earliest notes of Mizrachi being lynched in the Middle East — to June 1967.

The central realities is that the Israelis are now coming to a self – awareness that they need no other faith or any other principals that the ones which begat their destiny which they are just discovering. For in its national purpose the objectivists within Israeli society are still in a state of cultural revolutions. yet, though slowly, are realizing the necessity of annexation. The central emergence of the Mizrachi coming to the path of shared power internally within Jewish Israelis are set to inherit the strategic keys of Israeli Nationalism as a modern civilization. https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheFourthJewishRevolt/

The 31st Annual Great Downtown Ithaca Apple Harvest Festival will take place on October 4-6

The 31st Annual Great Downtown Ithaca Apple Harvest Festival will take place on October 4-6, 2013, (Friday 12-6pm; Saturday 10am-6pm; Sunday 10am-6pm)

Sponsors: Tompkins Trust Company, Seneca Beverage Corp., MAINES Paper and Food Service, Inc.  and Ithaca Times

As street fairs go, this one is outstanding – full of family entertainment, games, rides, prizes and live performances on two stages. Apple Harvest Festival is a great introduction to the rich farm and artist community of Ithaca. First time visitors can witness a variety of wonderful local entertainment while also visiting the historical outdoor pedestrian shopping mall, The Ithaca Commons. The pedestrian mall is the epicenter of the festival and the gateway to a nostalgic journey to harvest season fun.

The delicacies of the region are at every turn with over 100 vendors selling unique apple varieties, hot apple cider donuts, kettle corn, local farm fresh baked goods and a multitude of around the world specialties. Local farmers are on site selling everything from tasty apple beverages to local pumpkins and of course, apples, apples and more apples. Wineries and cideries have regional beverages available for tasting and purchase. Kids can visit with the goats and learn how fiber is made with Laughing Goat Fiber Farm.

Over 50 different artists display their handmade arts and crafts in the Fall Craft Show including jewelry, ceramics, home decor, body care, specialty gifts, unique sculpture, clothing and so much more.

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Do you want to participate as a vendor in The Apple Harvest Festival?

Deadlines are past but please contact the office to inquire about spaces 607-277-8679.

– Information –  (Updated 9/15/2013)

Background: The event started as a small harvest festival in 1982 to showcase the area’s diverse agricultural products. With heavy involvement from Cornell and a partnership with downtown merchants including David Abdulky and Lyle McCartney, the event was strictly a farmers market. Over time, the addition of food and craft vendors, games, and other activities for children grew the event into what it is today. The event attracts an audience of over 30,000 patrons over the three days.

New Attractions:
The CSMA East End Entertainment Area is a new addition for 2013. This fun filled area, chock full of Amish baked goods, local harvest season produce, beer and wine tasting, and a main performance stage, is a new exploration into the local charm of downtown Ithaca. Strong local performers take the stage by day to bring us wonderful dance, song and unique street performances for the duration of the festival. In the evening on Saturday, October 5, entertainment such as The Alash Ensemble and masters of Tuvan throat singing can be found between 8pm – 11pm inside the CSMA as part of their 6th Annual Arts for All Marathon!
The Aurora Street Fairway introduces a fun filled children’s play area to The Apple Harvest Festival. This wonderful street fair, located on the 200 block of North Aurora Street, is a timeless journey down memory lane. Here you can get lost in the charm of waiting for a turn on the ferris wheel, tasting homemade ice cream, or watching street performers. Family fun may even result in a charity fund raising ” pie in the face” for a local student group.

Past Favorites:
Your favorites can still be found in 2013 with some new flair to check out at each new hub. Tasty treats and artistic ware can still be found as usual on the West End of the Commons by the State Theater. There’s a new sound stage to be found on the steps of the State Theatre. Farm goods galore can be found at the new CSMA East End Entertainment Area while families and children are encouraged to visit the Aurora Street Fairway, host to candy apples, jugglers and the ferris wheel.

2013 Location
The festival takes place in the heart of Downtown Ithaca. It starts on the 100 W. Block of State Street and continues through the Commons east toward Cornell University. The walking path of the festival takes you by the large mural project in the Commons of over 200 different art pieces by local organizations and artists. It also leads you by the historic State Theatre, Ithaca Commons, Restaurant Row, and the Community School of Music and Arts (CSMA).
The festival will have an additional entertainment area added this year. It is on the east end of the Commons by the CSMA. Here you will find a variety of farm goods, children’s entertainment and a new sound stage for performance. As the Commons undergoes a historic transformation, we are expanding the footprint of the festival.

Transportation & Parking
Getting to the festival is easy. Parking is $5 for the day in both the Green Street Garage and the Seneca Street Garage.

CLICK HERE Walk, Bike, Bus, Carpool to Apple Harvest Festival with Get Your GreenBack Tompkins”.

What is one interesting fact about Ithaca that visitors might learn while attending this festival? Ithaca was named by Bon Appetit Magazine as one of the foodiest towns in America and is home to the famous Moosewood Restaurant. Ithaca has more restaurants per capita than New York City and its unique placement as an urban center within an agricultural region allows for amazing farm to table cuisine. Our farmers market is one of the best in the country and the ice cream sundae was invented here! Apple Harvest festival embodies this spirit in bringing our culinary and agricultural values to the forefront.

Performer Schedule
Coming Soon . . .

Want to Volunteer?

Volunteering is fun and easy at Apple Harvest Festival. email helpoutdowntown@gmail.com for individuals or groups who want to lend a hand locally.

More Events:

Friday
5-8pm – First Friday Gallery Night – A walkable tour of downtown galleries
7pm – Doors open – Paula Poundstone – State Theatre
Saturday
10- 5:30pm – First Peoples’ Festival – Dewitt Park – Saturday only
1-3pm – Instrument Petting Zoo – Kids of all ages try musical instruments – CSMA
6-9pm – Cider Week Apple Harvest Fest After Hours -The Westy
6:30pm- Doors open – Little Apple Fall Follies – Talent Show – State Theatre
8-11pm – Alash Ensemble – masters of Tuvan throat singing – CSMA
Sunday
11am – Doors open – Aladdin and Other Enchanting Tales – All ages production – State Theatre

Additional Community Events During Apple Harvest Festival:

The First Peoples’ Festival:
First Peoples’ Festival is set to take place Saturday October 5, 2013, 10:00am – 5:30pm. The First Peoples’ Festival is a celebration of Indigenous peoples of New York State with traditional music, crafts, displays and foods. It provides an educational opportunity for the public to learn more about the traditions and unlearn the stereotypes connected with Indigenous cultures. The First Peoples’ Festival is in Dewitt Park in partnership with Ithaca’s Apple Harvest Festival.
The festival is co-sponsored by the Multicultural Resource Center, Cornell University and the CU American Indian Program, Ithaca College Center for the Study of Race, Culture and Ethnicity and its Native American Studies Program, Ithaca College Event Services, Home Depot and Downtown Ithaca Alliance in partnership with the Apple Harvest Festival. The festival is funded in part by the Community Arts Partnership and the Tompkins County Tourism Program.
An 11:00 am Traditional opening by Tadodaho Sid Hill, Onondaga; welcome by Mayor Svante Myrick and Dan Hill, Cayuga Nation followed by performances all day.
Performances by:
• Cattaraugus Singers and Dancers
• Dan Hill, Cayuga flute maker
• Irma-Estel Laquerre, Taina/Aztec/Tarasco – Stories
• Emilio Benites, Peruvian, Flute
• Atsiaktonkie, Mohawk Musician
More details coming…..
Children’s activities include Amazing Pete and his incredible balloon creations, water drums, building projects led by Home Depot staff, face painting and more.
We welcome Indigenous vendors (no fees charged) and if interested please contact Audrey J. Cooper, 607-272-2292 or ajc39@cornell.edu.

Little Apple Fall Follies
The two-hour performance features more than 20 stage acts including local singing groups, jazz, rock and bluegrass bands, dancing, juggling and magic. Tickets are $12 and are available now at the State Theatre box office (607-27-STATE) or Ithaca Wegmans. All proceeds benefit the Rotary and Savage Club community grant programs.
Presented by the community for the community, the evening’s line-up has something to please every age group. This year, LAFF will feature Running to Places youth theatre, Nate and Kate, the Armstrong School of Dance, magician James Warren and Ruddy Well Band. Also featured are local performers and musicians, including the incomparable Ed Clute on piano. Many of the artists are members of the Rotary and/or Savage Clubs.
Emcees for the show are Brett Bossard, executive director at Cinemapolis, and Joey Steinhagen, artistic director of Running to Places Theatre Company. LAFF is part of the 31st annual Downtown Ithaca Apple Harvest Festival, which runs October 4 – 6, 2013.
Ithaca Rotary grants promote the quality of life in Tompkins County and the greater Ithaca area. Recipients of 2012 grants include the FOODNET/Meals on Wheels, Better Housing for Tompkins County, Challenge Industries, Southern Tier AIDS Program, and Caroline Youth Services. The Savage Club assists community arts organizations, including the Community School of Music and Arts, Vitamin L chorus, and Running to Places youth theatre.
Contributions to these community grants programs are gratefully accepted at any time. Checks may be sent to: Rotary Club of Ithaca, P.O. Box 306, Ithaca 14851 OR the Savage Club, 116 Kay Street, Ithaca 14850.

The Community School of Music and Arts launches Arts For All Marathon
The Community School of Music and Arts’ (CSMA), proud sponsor of the Apple Harvest Festival, will launch its 6th Annual Arts for All Marathon during the Festival weekend Oct 4-6 2013. CSMA’s signature fundraising event, the Marathon benefits educational programs, with a focus on need based scholarships. Throughout October, local artists, performers, and writers will undertake creative projects and benefit events to raise funds on behalf of CSMA.
During Festival weekend, CSMA will kick off its Marathon activities on First Friday Gallery Night. CSMA invites Festival goers to the opening reception for Four Running Feet, a benefit gallery show at CSMA (330 E. MLK/State Street) featuring multiple “mini-shows” of local artists’ work and opportunities to win silent auction items that evening. The gallery opening coincides with First Friday Gallery Night of Ithaca, from 5-8 pm.
The Marathon online auction also begins on Friday, October 4. Visit http://www.artsforallmarathon.org to bid on gift certificates, artwork, music, goods, and services galore – all items have been donated by local businesses, artists, and CSMA friends to benefit the school. Works of art available through the auction will be on display at CSMA from Oct 4-21.
Saturday afternoon on Oct 5th from 1-3 pm kids and adults can have fun at the “Instrument Petting Zoo”. The Ithaca College Chapter of Music Teachers National Association invites kids of all ages to try musical instruments of all shapes, sizes and types with the guidance of Ithaca College music students in the CSMA 3rd Floor Performance Space. Free admission.
Saturday evening, October 5th at 8 pm, CSMA’s Arts for All Marathon and Fellow Traveler present Alash throat singers from Tuva in concert at CSMA 3rd Floor performance space! Tickets are $18 in advance or $20 at the door, available at CSMA and Angry Mom Records. A portion of proceeds from ticket sales will benefit CSMA’s Marathon. See http://www.alashensemble.com to learn more about the amazing, internationally renowned music of Alash.
Since its inception, the Marathon has raised over $75,000 for CSMA scholarships and educational programs, opening doors to artistic learning and discovery for many who wouldn’t otherwise have the opportunity. See http://www.artsforallmarathon.org for full information, to make a donation, and for list of participating artists and schedule of events.
Cider Week FLX:
October 4-13 is Finger Lakes Cider Week. Your favorite cideries will be at the Apple Harvest Festival offering tastes and sales by the bottle. Eve’s Cidery and Bellwether Cidery can introduce you to the hard cider revival and orchards and farmers will be available to talk about traditional cider. Cider Week kicks off at the Cellar d’Or on October 4th and continues at other locations throughout the week. Every event will showcase the beauty and diversity of New York State’s orchards. Join the cideries at the Apple Harvest Fest Cider Week After Hours at the Westy from 6-9pm on Saturday, October 4th.
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The 31st Annual Great Downtown Ithaca Apple Harvest Festival
Friday, October 4th: 12-6pm
Saturday, October 5th: 10am-6pm
Sunday, October 6th: 10am-6pm

Ithaca’s Downtown’s Business Partnership Commons Reconstruction Reports

August 28, 2013

Dear BID Members:

 

The last few construction updates have mentioned the “behind the scenes” work that is happening for Phase 2. Without work actually happening on site, I understand that it is hard to believe that Phase 2 has actually started.   

 

Tonight, at the Downtown Ithaca Alliance’s Networking and Information Update Reception, 5:30 – 6:30 at Mia’s, Project Manager, Michael Kuo, will provide an update regarding the Project.  Michael and I will both be there to answer questions. Until the gathering tonight, below is a brief update of where the project is at. 

 

During last week’s test pit excavation work in Bank Alley, Verizon’s concrete encased telecom lines were found running directly above the sanitary pipes that are slated to be replaced in Phase 2. Verizon’s subcontractor, Danella Construction, are now working in Bank Alley to break up the concrete with a jackhammer to access and move the telecommunication lines, so that the installation of the sanitary main can take place.

 

The test pit excavation near Cayuga Street revealed that the existing 100 year old cast iron pipe is atypical size. As a result of this observation, the Design Team and the contractor worked together to specify and order the appropriately sized tapping sleeve needed to connect the existing main to the new main. Due to this unforeseen delay, the water main work will begin the first week of September rather than this week.

 

On Tuesday, August 27, 2013, buildings in Bank Alley were experiencing flickering lights and brown outs. This was the result of work NYSEG was doing in another area in downtown, not from the commons Project. Thanks to the merchants who notified us so we could contact NYSEG immediately to clarify what the source was.

 

Best,

Tammy

Have questions? Contact:   Tammy Baker Project Outreach Coordinator Ithaca Commons Repair and Upgrade Project Rothschild Building 215 E State St, Ground Floor office: 607.216.8873 (NOTE**office phone number has changed**)  cell: 607.220.8425

Tentative Project Schedule is as follows:   Demolition Start 4/15/2013 Utilities and Excavation 7/29/2013 Winter Shut Down 11/27/2013 Construction of New Streetscape 3/1/2014 Project Completion 7/31/2014   Note: All dates subject to change based on changing conditions and weather.

Yom Kippur / Rosh Hashanah Core Importance to close certain schools

This is a very positive perspective, and one which reflects a history which provides a greater seed for  which the survival of the Human Race may depend upon.

There are two very important legal documents who are in total agreement; and of which can be verified in the most conservative and liberal courts upon our land of The United States of America.

The Thirteen Principles of Jewish Faith.

The Constitution of the United States.

The focus of which will be covered in another blog.  Nevertheless, and especially what happened at SUNY @ Stony Brook, the closing on Yom Kippur is the initial step  which further guarantees central personal rights to full discoveries as pedagogical academic mission.

The centrality of Yom Kippur’s personal behavioral impact from the ceremony itself is its remains of its observance.  The emergence of a warm, loving, and giving human being.  Thus at the Jewish Student Union at SUNY @ Buffalo 1972 began a campaign to close SUNY on Yom Kippur and Rosh Hashanah and achieved success: though a few unreported incidents have politically occurred at Albany concerning this issue alone.  This is only a brief introduction and by the time as additional reports are reported in this blog several surprises will emerge..

Closing Cornell University, Ithaca College and Ithaca High School  on Yom Kippur is the most single instrument of recognition values to which all superstitions about World Jewry are erased from the conscious of both human behavior and future events.  The values implied of what remains by observance in the ceremonies involved…..

A warm. loving, and giving human being.  The single direct ” verified ” answer to … ” Who are the Jewish Peoples? “

Its in the institutions of educations’ pedagogies established missions to secure  students’ rights of personal full discoveries, and  from / for which the bests is demanded of its educators and students alike in a secular covenant to evaluate the beliefs of truths;  and the established institutions upon which the discovery resultant are so based, and organized.  It is by which such covenants are further recognized and all the attentions  involved and are impacted upon  who are in reality are the student community of whom will themselves most benefit from.  Those in the student community who will benefit are those who are not Jewish.  Both the demands of time and calendar observance gives direct importance of what are central truths which represents World Jewry; and all the attentions of all subsequent resulting human behaviors; and most important the resulting intellectual discoveries and interests in ones future of life after education where personal rights are magnified;  and by which life’s aspirations assumes more assurance for the fulfillment  of happiness.

It has been directly observed by both this author, leading educators, and most of all the founders of the United States the universalities of being a warm, loving, and giving human being; and from which represents educations answer in its pedagogy becoming immediately a reality by closing as a formal declaration against the those European social, cultural, religious, economic, and political traditions which emerged into the development of the genocide of European Jewry, known as the Holocaust 1933 – 1945.  Closing is not based upon this tragic event, but is solely base in the impact of discovery by those who are not Jewish of what is World Jewry’s conscious choice in human behavior and from which emerges out of central united beliefs between both Jewish and Non-Jewish academic pedagogies; and the more positive aspect in promoting their further interests in their own personal discovery of ones self.

It is in the historic struggle of the efforts of those who have founded The United States and all those who have maintain the covenants they established that the centrality of being a united peoples are based by humility.  That power is not based upon divine rights, but is ones own personal beliefs on – going development and its emotional and logical impact in committing ones consent; and all the subsequent impact of legal behavior and actions thereof by their consent and actions, ie. voting.

The single standard bearer of Yom Kippur in its observing covenants, a central universality cognition that humankind survival is based  upon each person’s actions taken by being a warm, loving, and giving human being  The efforts of the founders of both the Constitution of the United States and the nation it covenanted of its namesake stands as the single revolution against the European tradition; their dedication to the principle of human rights are not based upon the divine rights of kings, nor of the state, or nation but upon the single purpose of the individuals rights to full personal discoveries; and from which personal rights to consent by elections, and juries are all implied in doctrinaire of the United States Constitution; this the seed of the nations humility and the centralities of rights in our united beliefs.

It is by such course of recognition of action. closings, by which the core of Jewish beliefs whether be spiritual observances, or by those who are secularists/ atheist  in their observance are fully recognized by which directly gives a positive answer to wit  the peoples of the United States rejects the social, religious, cultural, economic. and political components of the European tradition which gave support to the Genocide of European Jewry.  The resulting emotional and behavioral impact actually destroys the duality competing personalities sufferance which a significant portion of American Jewry have exhibited.  Am I Jewish first, and then American second or it is visa versa?  The image by which Yom Kippur sets a central conscious personal dedication of World Jewry likewise are, then, likewise, covenanted, and thereby are able to further their common resolve of personal discoveries of standing within its positive Jewish personal answers against the Anti – Jewish Superstitions  which gave rise to the Holocaust.  That in personal fulfillment of observance of Yom Kippur, in being a warm, loving, and giving human being the natural human character of both Jewish and those who are not Jewish stands united in the further personal human resolved discovery that Righteousness is innate in the human character.  IE. Thus the German International Community can be so embraced by such observances themselves in a historic transformation, and where by the answer itself modifies the German civilization now under reconstruction in an emerging United Germany.

Thus in its most simple terms the Jewish experience is fully exposed for which being a warm, loving, and giving human being creates more fulfilling relationship within the student core of students and from which their attentions are more fully focused upon how they decide are their own personal rights in forming human relations.

Here in Ithaca, New York Cornell University, Ithaca College, and Ithaca High School should close on Yom Kippur, and at Cornell University Rosh Hashanah as well.

Mr, Roger M.  Christian

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Ithaca School District Budget Notes ( Orientation for new residence.)

Ithaca, NY, April 17, 2013: To share information and promote two-way communication about the proposed 2013-2014 ICSD budget, Superintendent Dr. Luvelle Brown will be hosting a Tele-Town Hall on April 24th, 2013 at 7:00 pm. Every home in the district will receive a phone call inviting them to join the live conference call. They will have the option to simply listen to the discussion or be put into a queue to have their budget questions answered by Dr. Brown and members of the Board of Education.

Members of the community can also join this Tele-Town Hall by dialing the following toll free number: 1-855-246-7045 Ext.21302. If you would like to join the budget conversation on twitter at anytime please use #ICSDbudget.

The Ithaca City School District mission is to engage, educate, and empower. We will strive to engage all students in the importance and relevance of thinking; to educate every learner to communicate, comprehend, and collaborate for understanding; and to empower all in the ICSD to achieve academic excellence.

We envision a bold community of 6,000+ Thinkers. Thinking is foundational to the development of self, society, and democracy. It is the cornerstone of all creative ideas; problem solving; scientific discoveries, innovations and social good.      

For more information please log onto http://www.icsd.k12.ny.us/.

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Ithaca Night Life ( NightLife ), NY – Your local entertainment guide.

IIthaca Night Life ( NightLife ), NY – Your local entertainment guide.

Miss Ithaca Contest:

Will someone from Ithaca will be standing here?

Generation and now generation of Ithacans have not sent an Ithaca representitive to the Miss New York State contest component of the overall Miss America, or Miss USA contests.

This has had negative economic affects upon Ithaca’s development, as there are those within the New York State and other regions who are aware of why this has not happen. They have decided this is one of an increasing longer list of why there has not been major economic development within Ithaca / Tompkins county.

There are other more formal factors. All of which indicates that a Miss Ithaca Contest is crucial in creating a more positive image which Ithaca presents of itself which in turns favors development.

Mr. Roger M. Christian

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Welcome to Ithaca Impact: Ithaca’s Business Community News.

Ithaca Impact: Ithaca’s Business Community News scope and objective.

Item One: Perceptions:

The ability of a city to developed a warm and hospitality social and cultural climate was the first thing that I was educated about business while I was growing up in Miami, Florida.   Then tourism was our basic trade, and as such favorite sons and daughters we both had to learn this important fact about hospitality and the ability for a community to create a tourism draw on both a National and International scale.

Ithaca's Nightlife; warm welcome and safe too!

Thus the above photo indicates the visual presentation in which to best to present.

None the less, a more serious and more fundemental focus is likewise necessary to develop between business owners.  This is centrally reflected in the Ithaca Impact: Ithaca’s Business Community News WebSite.  Here items of both  business concerns as well as future future markets are fully explored from basic local conditions reported within the economic dynamics of how higher education impacts [ in real economic terms ] the local Ithaca / Tompkins county economy. This was conducted by Cornell University.

Thus both the image as in the photo above, and the WebSite which came next you then have a clear indication of how to established connections on the InterNet.

Its is what the recent Economic Impact Study conducted by Cornell University which indicates the real economic consequences by applied sales [ in academic services ] in which future images [ denoting the positive sales picture ]are likewise necessary for future economic growth, and thus the following denoting ” Danzing in the Street ” photo – program which was conducted in the last three years on Tuesdays when it is warm on The Ithaca Commons.

Dancing in the Streets event.

 

This program, initial image [ supporting a positive means in which a youth base culture is safely promoted and organized ] and the foundation draw WebSite: Ithaca Night Life ( NightLife ), NY as follows …..

click on: Ithaca Night Life ( NightLife ), NY ( Commercial WebSite )

 

… you now get a full picture in how a tourism promotional is implemented on the InterNet.

Perception and then follow up through the use of the Internet.

Do not hesitate to add, make recommendations, or comments.

May you all find the love in your life in which to quarantee your future happiness.

Respectfully yours,

Mr. Roger M. Christian.

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