Folk Icon MELANIE comes to the East Rock Concert Series at mActivity
Fernando Pinto Presents: MELANIE
at mActivity - Sunday July 22, 2018
Tickets $35. Advance $45. at the door
Doors 6:30pm - Showtime 7pm
An Evening with Melanie is an unforgettable night of songs and stories from the incredible career of the artist who became known as The Fe male Bob Dylan. Accompanied by her son Beau-Jarred, a talented multi-instrumentalist and vocalist in his own right, the show is a musical journey from that momentous day in the summer of 1969, to the present.
Woodstock legend and one of folk-rock's all time greatest voices... MELANIE!!
BRAND NEW KEY (The Bicycle Song) * LOOK WHAT THEY DONE TO MY SONG MA * LAY DOWN (Candles in the Rain) * RUBY TUESDAY * And many more...
Melanie Safka first attracted national attention when she stepped onto the stage at Woodstock during the Summer of '69. She performed on a stage that transformed a generation and changed music forever. And it was here where Melanie launched a legendary career that spans more than 40 years, including the #1 hit song "Brand New Key"
Come and experience the force of love into the most personal and brilliant moments of her musical journey.
Folk Icon MELANIE comes to the East Rock Concert Series at mActivity
Fernando Pinto Presents: MELANIE
at mActivity - Sunday July 22, 2018
Tickets $35. Advance $45. at the door
Doors 6:30pm - Showtime 7pm
An Evening with Melanie is an unforgettable night of songs and stories from the incredible career of the artist who became known as The Fe male Bob Dylan. Accompanied by her son Beau-Jarred, a talented multi-instrumentalist and vocalist in his own right, the show is a musical journey from that momentous day in the summer of 1969, to the present.
Woodstock legend and one of folk-rock's all time greatest voices... MELANIE!!
BRAND NEW KEY (The Bicycle Song) * LOOK WHAT THEY DONE TO MY SONG MA * LAY DOWN (Candles in the Rain) * RUBY TUESDAY * And many more...
Melanie Safka first attracted national attention when she stepped onto the stage at Woodstock during the Summer of '69. She performed on a stage that transformed a generation and changed music forever. And it was here where Melanie launched a legendary career that spans more than 40 years, including the #1 hit song "Brand New Key"
Come and experience the force of love into the most personal and brilliant moments of her musical journey.
PORNIVAL featuring; Frenchy and the Punk + The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing - Sunday July 22 at Cafe Nine
Tickets $12. Adv. $15. At the door
Doors 7:30 pm showtime 8:30pm
New York multi-cultural genre-bending duo, Frenchy and the Punk (New York) is made up of hardcore punk veteran guitarist Scott Helland (bassist of Deep Wound - with J Mascis and Lou Barlow, Outpatients) and French-born singer/percussionist Samantha Stephenson. They pound out Cabaret Folk Punk. Helland's signature rhythmic and melodic guitar looping style create a driving and expansive sonic landscape that perfectly blends with Stephenson's powerful 'Siouxsie-esque' vocals and percussion. "Top 25 Dynamic Duos" Yahoo Music Blog / "Beautifully evolved from the Punk scene" NPR / “stripped-down DIY energy, tribal rhythms, and earthy drama” Chronogram / www.frenchyandthepunk.com
The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing hail from London, UK. They sing loud punk rock songs about the Victorian era, and have been gleefully rubbing the face of present day Britain in the rotten corpse of its past since 2008, in the hope that it will learn from its mistakes (it hasn’t). “Corusatingly loud and extremely funny” - The Guardian / “If you are drawn into their world, you will appreciate how special TMTWNBBFN are.” - Uber Rock / “Probably the maddest, most original punk band around”- Louder Than War /
“Pulsating with fiery punk fury”- Vive Le Rock / www.blamedfornothing.com
PORNIVAL featuring; Frenchy and the Punk + The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing - Sunday July 22 at Cafe Nine
Tickets $12. Adv. $15. At the door
Doors 7:30 pm showtime 8:30pm
New York multi-cultural genre-bending duo, Frenchy and the Punk (New York) is made up of hardcore punk veteran guitarist Scott Helland (bassist of Deep Wound - with J Mascis and Lou Barlow, Outpatients) and French-born singer/percussionist Samantha Stephenson. They pound out Cabaret Folk Punk. Helland's signature rhythmic and melodic guitar looping style create a driving and expansive sonic landscape that perfectly blends with Stephenson's powerful 'Siouxsie-esque' vocals and percussion. "Top 25 Dynamic Duos" Yahoo Music Blog / "Beautifully evolved from the Punk scene" NPR / “stripped-down DIY energy, tribal rhythms, and earthy drama” Chronogram / www.frenchyandthepunk.com
The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing hail from London, UK. They sing loud punk rock songs about the Victorian era, and have been gleefully rubbing the face of present day Britain in the rotten corpse of its past since 2008, in the hope that it will learn from its mistakes (it hasn’t). “Corusatingly loud and extremely funny” - The Guardian / “If you are drawn into their world, you will appreciate how special TMTWNBBFN are.” - Uber Rock / “Probably the maddest, most original punk band around”- Louder Than War /
“Pulsating with fiery punk fury”- Vive Le Rock / www.blamedfornothing.com
I’ve been looking into the technical side of high-frequency data processing lately. Specifically, how some platforms manage to maintain low-latency connections across decentralized nodes and multiple exchange APIs simultaneously. Does anyone here have technical documentation or actual experience with the server stability of these large-scale routing systems during high-load periods? It seems like a bottleneck for many.
The architecture behind modern data processing layers is often more complex than the marketing suggests. When evaluating "institutional-grade" setups, I tend to focus strictly on the execution engine and how it handles order-book depth. Most providers claim to offer seamless connectivity, but the reality often involves significant slippage due to poor routing logic.
I’ve been analyzing how some best crypto prop firms structure their back-end partnerships, particularly regarding liquidity aggregation. It’s less about the interface and more about the underlying API stability and whether they use dedicated sub-servers for high-volume tasks. If the middleware isn't optimized for 24/7 synchronization across 700+ data pairs, the technical debt eventually compromises the system. I remain skeptical of any setup that doesn't prioritize raw throughput and risk-management scripts over simple UI aesthetics.
Note: Technical systems are prone to failure; always prioritize data integrity and conduct your own stress tests before relying on any third-party infrastructure.