Rochester, NY

Local Band (STREAMLINE) Make’s National Debut!

Ronco — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 04:31:10 +0000

Long Beach, CA.
“Streamline” a Rochester rock band lend’s their song ” All I Need ” to a Long Beach , CA. Presbyterian youth group and actually helps them win a youth video project that nets the youth group $25,000 dollars for future youth projects. Emmanuel Presbyterian Church’s youth group placed in the top 3 in the nation wide Presbyterian youth video contest. Hundreds of youth group video’s from Presbyterian church’s around the country and Streamline and there song “All I Need” (what should be a Major Hit not only in Rochester but in the greater Los Angeles area shortly.) help’s add that winning touch with there progressive Rock sound and dagger in the heart type lyrics.
Pastor Tom Dykhuizen and other church members would like to help get the band some exposure if possible.
Check out the video on ymilive.org . Just click on youth videos and page forward to Emmanuel Church and watch their youth’s winning video and Rock out with Streamline!

Night landing in Rochester New York

Ginidenninger — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 16:08:46 +0000

Blog Probes Real Estate Models

CityBlogNY — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 10:05:01 +0000

www.REALonomics.net is a blog that is asking serious questions about where the real estate industry is going. More specifically, REALonomics poses challenges to the broker/owners to adopt models that will allow their organizations to become more transparent.

REALonomics.net advocates that the industry open up the property information portals to consumers and upgrade its approach to how it is interacting with the consumer by implementing more social networking such as www.CityBlogUSA.com, a community blogging network for every city in the USA.

Visit www.REALonomics.net.

simpleology

Ginidenninger — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 02:23:11 +0000

This is a self improvement course that I have begun taking. It is free so I am putting the information here for anyone that might be interested.

I’m evaluating a multi-media course on blogging from the folks at Simpleology. For a while, they’re letting you snag it for free if you post about it on your blog.

It covers:

The best blogging techniques.
How to get traffic to your blog.
How to turn your blog into money.

I’ll let you know what I think once I’ve had a chance to check it out. Meanwhile, go grab yours while it’s still free.

Interested in the sport of purebred dogs?

roselandfarm — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 16:16:38 +0000

The Genesee Valley Kennel Club is located in the Monroe/Wayne county area and is an active AKC all-breed purebred club. The club was incorporated in 1936 and this year will be conducting their 76th and 77th AKC all-breed dog show in July.

Club meetings are on the second Monday of the month, every month except August. The meetings are open to the general public. This is a great opportunity to meet other people who know and understand purebred dogs. While many of our members show and breed their dogs, this is not a requirement of club membership.

Besides the two all-breed dog shows, the club has a very active web site. In addition, the club offers a breeder referral program, show handling classes, puppy socialization classes, CGC classes, first aid for dogs classes, matches, etc.

Please take time to look at the club’s web site for more information about activities and membership.

More Lowchen Puppies for Sale

roselandfarm — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 15:53:22 +0000

A new litter was born on February 26, 2008. There are 5 puppies in the litter, which is a relatively big litter since usually there are 2 - 4 in the average litter. There are 2 boys and 3 girls. As Lowchen change their coat color over time, it is too hard to predict what their adult colors will be exactly. But, the two puppies who are seal brown right now, could turn out the same color as their sire. The other three puppies who are black, will probably lighten into some shade of grey. Weekly updated pictures and purchase information for the puppies can be seen on Roseland Farm’s web site.

Rochester Radio Station WCMF Rehires DJ Dave Kane!

Ginidenninger — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 06:39:23 +0000

Classic-Rock Station WCMF has rehired DJ Dave Kane! Kane who worked for the station for over 26 years was let go along with several other popular Rochester radio institutions including the missed “Brother Wease” and his gang. Kane was rehired both as DJ and programing director.

Kanes’ Morning show resumes on air on Monday, February 25th, and will run between 10:00am-3:00pm Monday through Friday. Expect many of your favorite features to come back such as “Free Lunch” and the theme song “Shanty” by Jonathan Edwards. As program director, Kane will have to revive the morning period once dominated by Brother Wease. Stay tuned to hear what happens!

Ashford Lowchen Puppies For Sale!

Ginidenninger — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 06:24:06 +0000

These are the latest Ashford Kennel Lowchen Puppies. They have been raised by Co-breeder Stacy Strickland in Buffalo NY, but are currently in residence with Gini Denninger, in Rochester NY. The Happy (puppies are gone) Mommy is Ashfords Tenille, who is now retired officially from breeding. She resides with Stacy’s In-Laws. The Happy (to finally sire puppies) Dad Ch. Ashfords Malachi at Cordin lives near Olean NY. He is the grandson of Australian Import and first major breed record holder Ch. El Guarda Capt. Starlite, who was imported by Gini Denninger from Australia. This is his first litter, and hopefully there will be more to come!

One puppy is spoken for and leaving for Colorado, where he will join his brother, another spoiled Ashford dog. One of his owners (Christine) is a pilot for Continental Airlines, who flies as Captain the huge 777!!!! One puppy is a promising show prospect and will stay with Stacy & Gini to become an American Kennel Club champion.

The little girl is the only girl and is all girl. She is very sweet and yet playful. She is the least bossy of the group, but has had to have some toughness to hold her own against three brawling brothers.

The boy that is available has an incredible coat already! He takes after his grandfather & father who both have very lush rich coats. His face is as sweet as his fathers. He is the biggest of the four puppies but should not go too big, but he will be at the large end of the breed standard.

For more information on these Lowchen puppies contact Stacy Strickland by phone. Cell: 716-445-9333. Home: 716-683-2461. Or Gini Denninger at 585-760-3880.

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The Quilting Project:A Silent Auction of Quilts

Ginidenninger — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 05:39:03 +0000

Rochester, NY is a cradle of socially active groups. Among them is the program “Women Helping Girls” run by the the Rochester chapter of the American Association of University Women. Organised 15 years ago to pair girls with adult mentors, this years auction is the second major fund raiser held by this group.

Women Helping Girls works with about 60 teenage girls from the Wilson Commencement Academy, one of the Rochester School Districts sucessful magnet schools. Ranked 24th in the nation by Newsweek Magazine, the school focuses on science, medicine, and engineering. Women Helping Girls purpose is to encourage girls to graduate from high school and go on to college, which is now happening with the first group of girls who participated in this effort.

The event is a silent auction of more than 30 quilts donated by individual quilters as well as quilting groups such as The Genesee Valley Quilt Club and the Irondequoit Quilt Club. There will be small quilts suitable for wall hanging, regular quilts as well as an unusual origami art quilt made from maps! Kitty Van Bortal will emcee the event.

This fundraiser takes place on Sunday, February 24th between 1-4:00PM, at the Otto A. Schults Community Center at Nazareth College, East Avenue in Pittsford. Admission is $20.00. You can buy tickets at the Parkleigh on Park Avenue, through Van Bortel Subaru on Rt 96 in Victor or by calling Lori Marra at 585-943-2039.

Quilts seen are not representative of quilts being auctioned off. They are exhibited for illustrative content only.

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Electrical Safety In Your Home

Ginidenninger — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 05:31:27 +0000

Your home is your haven, the place where you feel safe and secure. Yet, every year many people are hurt or killed because of home fires, many of which are caused by electrical problems. Even an electrical shock can seriously injure. Don’t neglect important safety issues.

One of the first things you can do is a walk through to check for damaged outlets. Loose fitting plugs can overheat and cause a fire. If you see a dark spot on the wall above the outlet, that is a sure sign the plug needs to be replaced. Other things to look for are broken plugs and cracked or broken housing. In fact, all older plugs should be updated. Newer ones accommodate a three-prong cord. And never, never remove the third prong!

Be sure electrical extension cords are not overloaded and their use is temporary. Extension cords are not strong enough to use on a permanent basis. Your extension cords should have a safety closure to prevent young children from injury. If it shows any signs of fraying, throw it out.

Even the smallest of children can be educated on electrical safety issues. It is important to pay close attention and to teach children the safety rules regarding this important utility. Caution them on the dangers of mishandling anything electrical. You can purchase inexpensive items that prevent very small children from putting their tiny fingers in a plug.

First and foremost - water and electricity do not mix. If an appliance falls in water, turn off the power source at the panel board and then unplug the appliance. Do not use it again until you’re sure it is thoroughly dry. If you are plugging something in while out of doors, check to make sure it is rated for the power needed and that it will safely handle the job.

Many people use space heaters in chilly weather. They are meant for supplemental heat only. Do not ever use them in a room where children are unsupervised and keep them clear of anything that might cause a fire, such as clothing, bedding or draperies and curtains.

If in doubt, contact a qualified electrician. Better to be safe than sorry.

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