We would like to announce a new addition to our family! Please welcome all of the residents that live at 253 14th Street. The building is in a fabulous location just across the street from the Park, and is itself a wonderful old building. The building is comprised of studios, one-bedroom apartments and 'dungeon' lofts. If you are residing at another location and are looking to make a move please contact Stefanie to inquire about availability!

This is a wonderful treat that is a fabulous appetizer or light snack in these HOT summer days. Depending upon the number of people you will be serving, please substitute the correct amounts as needed.

• Red Tomato Sliced
• Feta Cheese
• Light Vinegar (at any grocery store you can find garlic vinegar, etc)

Don't let these hot summer days keep you from enjoying these great events!

Chastain Park/Ampitheatre

• July 13th Chicago @8pm
• July 27th Lyle Lovett @7:30pm
• July 31st Chris Isaak @8pm

Follow the above listed link to keep updated on each month's activities with Chastain Park and Amphitheatre. We will keep you updated as well!

Amadeus & The ASO

Relaxing and refreshing, the ASO's annual Summer at Symphony Hall is a musical oasis for Atlantans and visitors alike.

This summer's Amadeus & the ASO serves up the magic of Mozart with delicious delicacies from the composer's native Salzburg - coffees, chocolates, pastries and more - Thursday through Saturday, July 10-12, and Thursday through Saturday, July 17-19.

Concerts, which begin at 8 pm under Music Director Robert Spano and Principal Guest Conductor Donald Runnicles, feature ASO soloists Laura Ardan, clarinet, Christina Smith, flute, and Elisabeth Remy, harp; the ASO Chorus; pianist Robert Henry, winner of Georgia State University's 2002 Barili Piano Competition; and soprano Twyla Robinson, mezzo-soprano Elizabeth Bishop, tenor Don Frazure, and baritone Nathaniel Webster.

A 7 pm musical prelude precedes each concert. Mr. Henry plays piano music by Mozart on July 10-12, and the vocal soloists sing Mozart songs on July 17-19.

All seats are a budget-friendly $29. *Thank you to the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra for all of the information on this wonderful event!

We would like for all of our residents to be reminded that for each new resident you send to us you will receive $75 cash!

Who wouldn't want a little more pocket money? Make sure your friends and family let us know that you sent them so that we may credit the appropriate people, and thank you.

Would you like to share an interesting anecdote? Have a funny story you would like everyone to know about your midtown living experience?

Do you have a recipe you think is so scrumptious that you have got to spread the 'food love'? Do you know any interesting history about your building? Let us know!

As well as the swap sheet items, if you have anything you would like for us to submit to the paper please either e-mail these to Stefanie or drop them by the office.

Please be reminded that we need all maintenance requests either submitted in writing or e-mailed through our website. Requests phoned in will not be accepted.

We would also like to reiterate a list of maintenance emergencies that will be addressed if phoned in after hours:

• No A/C if temp is above 85 degrees
• No heat if temp is below 35 degrees
• Toilet will not flush
• No running water
• Being locked out ($55 fee payable upon entrance to apartment)
• Flooding
• Fire or sparks coming from an electrical unit

Thank you for your attention to this matter!

Within the next few weeks all residents will be contacted door-to-door to update your information. We would like to make sure we have everything current in your file..

If you are not available or work a different schedule you could either submit via e-mail, fax, or phone in your information! Let's keep in touch!

Did you know?

No female bee is born to be queen. She's promoted into that elevated position by what she's fed. What the bee experst are trying to figure out is who picks the baby bee for that sort of feeding. And why.

Oppurtunity isn't usually recognized because it looks so much like work.

Johnny: "I fell into a mud puddle."
Mother: "What? With your new pants on?"
Johnny: "Yes, I fell so fast I didn't have a chance to take them off!"

A Navy Recruit lost his rifle on the firing range. When told he would have to pay for it, he protested. "Suppose I was driving a Jeep and somebody stole it. Would I have to pay for that too?" He was informed that he would have to pay. "Now," said the recruit, "I know why the captain always goes down with his ship!!"

The professor told one of his students: "I don't see how one person can make so many mistakes on his homework." The student confessed: "It wasn't one person. My dad helped."