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Greg Schmidt's 24th Annual Christmas Party Extravaganza - Benefiting Diogenes Youth Services
Come join Greg Schmidt for a great party and a worthy cause benefiting the Diogenese Youth Services!! See you there! Date: Thursday, December 16, 2010 Time: 7:30-11:30pm (With VIP Reception from 6:30-7:30) Where: Niello Audi-Sacramento 2350 Auburn Blvd. Sacramento, CA 95821 Website: http://www.christmaspartyextravaganza.com/ (Tickets are available online and at the door) Contact: Beth Diebels (916) 241-3054 beth.diebels@gmail.com For the past 24 years Greg Schmidt has hosted the Annual Christmas Party Extravaganza. It began as a small affair and has grown in popularity over the years until the average attendance today stands near 500. Ten years ago Greg partnere
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Join us for Rocktoberfest! (Presented by the Active 20/30 Club #1 Sacramento)
Join us Saturday, October 2, from 5:00pm until 10:00pm for the return of Rocktoberfest - Sacramento's best Octoberfest party! We'll be rockin' Fairytale Town with Northern California's newest party band - Hit List (http://www.hitlistlive.com) and Sacramento's very own DJ Rigatony (http://www.myspace.com/djrigatony)! Activities, food, and of course beer. (Food and drink tickets sold separately.) As with all Active 20/30 events, all proceeds go to support local Sacramento area children's charities. Tickets are on sale for now, $15 advance/$20 at the door. http://bit.ly/cGA4BT The Active 20/30 of Sacramento was founded in 1922. Although 20-30 has both men’s and women’s chapters, our chapt
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Chris Little’s Social Skills Will Beat Cohn
I was truly fascinated by Stephen Gillis’ article “City Council Candidates Use Facebook to Connect With Community” today. In my view, as someone working with Social Media daily, I would say Steve Cohn is not using Social Media as an effective part of his campaign. On the other hand, Chris Little has 716 fans on his Facebook page (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Elect-Chris-Little/216446910449?ref=ts) to Cohn’s 214. Because Little has been so diligent in using his Facebook and Twitter accounts as a communications vehicle to voters, he has made up ground on a 16 year career politician in just 5 months. The result is nearly 1000 lawn signs being displayed on individual yards throughout Dist
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Conversation about: A Kings move is a Sacramento loss
I would like to see one of my favorite bands, U2 here in Sac again. Would hate to have to drive to the Bay Area or my least favorite of all towns, Reno for a show like that. Wake up Sac! Think big picture!
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Conversation about: Cultivating a healthy comment ecosystem
Just curious (and this really is just a question), why is it necessary to name the user you are removing from the site? Don't other sites just state that the comment was removed due to abuse and deal with that user behind the scenes directly?
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Conversation about: You're invited to a Holiday Party benefiting Diogenes Youth Services
This is such a fun party! For a good cause too! Can't wait to see you again Greg!
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Conversation about: The influence of Yelp on Sacramento restaurants
Yep! Like it or not it feeds into perception of your establishment. To say you don't care about Yelp is like saying you don't care about my needs as a customer. Like shuttersue said below, you kind of have to read between the lines of a review to figure out if it's a genuine review or not. This article could apply to any social media platform really because it's main point is how do you measure revenue. Yelp, Facebook, Twitter are like the 'ol comment card left at the table to be filled out before you leave the restaurant. If someone leaves a negative comment, use that as an opportunity to fix the issue and hopefully get your customer back. Most times people are willing and want to come back as long as you acknowledge that their complaint was valid.